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HEADLINES Principals Election Returns Voters Say of the • No to Plan WEEK ShOUJ POlnters For Housing As Compiled by the Gr9sse Polnte News :: ' But Handily Approve Is- Followed Trend suance of One Addi. tional Class C Thursday, August 10 THE HOUSE APPROVED Local Voters Stick Closely to Pattern Set Through. Liquor License the largest appropriations bill out State; Zolton Ferency Second in Com. in history-$119.2 billion for to Fitzgerald for Gover- munity defense, and included a last- minute amendment to forbid norship Nomination By Roger A. Waha the use of funds for abortions in the military except to save A look at final election returns shows that For the second time in the life of the mother. The Grosse Pointe voters followed state trends closely less than three years measure also contains $2.1 in choosing party candidates in the Tuesday, Au- Woods voters defeated an billion for a nuclear aircraft gust 8, primary election. advisory referendary / carrier which Pre sid e n t In the contest to select a Educators question on senior citi- Jimmy Carter has opposed. Democrat to challenge in- zens housing at Ghes- The abortion amendment's ,.. cumbent Republican Gov. quiere Park, sponsor, Rep. Robert K. Dor. ...~ nan, R.Calif., told reporters William G. Milliken this No. Set Goals With an estimated 37 per- vember, 43.5 percent of the cent of the city's 14,347 reg. that defense dollars are not . " .;" .. Pointe vote went to William For 1978-79 istered voters casting ballots, designed to be used for abor- Fitzgerald. Mr. Fitzgerald re, residents, by a 2,913 to 2,059 tions. The house version of .,. ??-..:::.:, ceived about 40 percent of count, defeated the seniors' the bill is $131 million less the vote state.wide. housing question at the Tues- than requested by the admin. ~''''''; "f,"" " ...:.~ :.- ..~.. Next in line for the gover. Building Projects, Con- day, August 8, primary elec- istration and $9.2 billion nor's slot on the Democratic tract Negotiations, Im- tion. more than was budgeted for the fiscal year. ballot in The Pointe was Zol- provements in Class- While disappointment re- • • • .:.'"" ton Ferency, who received 27 room Instruction .igned among seniors, Alex Friday, August 11 Pholo bv David Kromer percent of the local vote, Mr. d Bardy of Gabby's Restaurant, When school doors open next month, four pals are, (from left to right). DONALD BAS- Ferency received slightly less an Employ(': R..e. 19299 Mack avenue, was de. THE CHRYSLER Corp. an- support, about one-quarter lations High. ddedly pleased over the re- nounced it was selling its local schools will be headed by new principals, SETT, Pierce Middle School, AUDREY BUR- of the vote, on a state-wide light Docu- sponse of voters to a ques- European operations to Peu- Welcoming three of the appointees to their posts CHEIT, Ferry Elementary School, and LEO geot.Citroen of France in a Monday, August 14, is (left) Superintendent of W ARRAS, Maire Elementary School. level. tion to grant an additional $500 million deal. The move Schools DR. WILLIAM COATS. The new princi- Democrats Patrick McCol. ment Class C liquor license in the . , lough and William Ralls re- community. would raise cash for the - , By Susan McDonald troubled automaker and ceived just 12.5 and 17 per- Residents Say Yes make the French company 's Death Spurs Soll.cl.tat".on cent of the local votes for The School Board ap- By a wide 3,037 to 1,830 the largest auto producer in 4 k.-SCh00 1S Child ~ - governor, respectively. proved a dozen goals margin, residents approved a Europe. Chrysler's move was · T ff. C b H* Picked Carl Levin Monday, August 14, to question which asked if they seen by analysts as only the iven etV Mac.k VernIel" ra IC ur s "t Pointers selected former give "direction and focus favored the adoption of an first step toward withdrawal G N Detroit City Councilman Carl to the efforts of all em. ordinance amending the city from overseas operations, :nc:pals Study hy Commission By Groups Levin as Democratic candi- ployes" in development code to provide that the since those subsidiaries it Pr II II date for the US Senate seat of new programs, policies council "may approve or sold to Peugeot-Citroen were ------held by Robert Griffin, with d signify its approval" of the only marginal. The number f Education Ap. Wayne County Road Planners Complete Survey Members of 14 Local 40 percent of the vote. an practices during the issuance of one additional C three automaker needs cash Board O at Municipality's Request; Council Newspaper publisher Phil 1978-79 school year, license within the city, for its five.year program' to proves Appointments M S k d d Service Organizations Power received 20 percent of Building projects at South With the favorable vote, expand and renovate its U.S. at South, Pierce, ay ee Fe eral Fun ing Blast Proposed Law the local vote, Richard Van- High School and renovation the ordinance was automati- ~ facilities and produce new, Maire and Ferry for Improvements at Special derVeen, 16 percent; An- of s eve r a I other school cally amended and now it's I fuel-efficient cars. ------thony Derezinski, 10 percent; h 0 use s, improvements in up to the council to decide if • • • The Board of Education By Roger A.Waha Meeting John Otterbacher, 7 percent; physical education, health, it wishes to issue one addi- Saturday, August 12 A traffic study of the Mack avenue-Vernier and Paul Rosenbaum, 7 per- science and programs for the tional document and, if so, to HCUSE SPEAKER Thomas approved staff appoint- road intersection, requested by Woods officials By Dave Kramer cent. handicapped, continuation of whom. P. O'Neill postponed action ments Monday, August earlier this summer, received the attention of the Representatives from Grosse Pointe Republicans efforts to closely monitor The que s t ion originally on the extension of the Com- 14, that will provide. h four counci 'I a t't IS regu 1ar mee t'lng M on d ay, A ugust 7. seven service and social stood behl'nd current Sen. classroom instruction, devel- breached the primary ballot prehensive Employment and Iocal sc h ools WIt new Th t d d t d b hI' d' f organizations blasted a Robert Gn'ffl'n, awardl'ng hI'm opment of evaluation systems ecause of Mr. Bardy's sue- e s u y, can uc e y t e p anmng iVIsion 0 d t. ft. fl' .. Training Act, (CETA), after principalS when doors W proposed W 0 old s ordi- about 84 percent of the vote an an ex enslOn 0 estmg cess u InitIatory pet it ion the subcommittee chairman open this September. the ayne County Road Commission, views acci- nance that they said for renomination, and his programs to the high schools drive. in charge of the bill request- Maire Elementary School dent analysis, volume-capacity analysis and field would severely restrict challenger. L. Brooks Pat- are a few main areas of Remains Sore Spot ed he do so. Mr. O'Neill ex- Principal Donald Bassett will observation of the intersection operation. efforts to raise funds by terson, about 16 percent. focus. On senior citizens housing, pects the bill to pass, but he take over at Pierce Middle One main reason for the . Throughout the senatorial In light of "strong and con. a similar question was de. put off action on the bill School this September, while city's initiative in this re- mission. He also noted that solicitations in the city. district, Sen. Griffin Ieceived vincing arguments" by Trus- feated by voters, 2,525 to until mid.SeptembE'r after a teacher Leo Warras moves spect was the fatal accident statements from the public At a special committee so mew hat less support tee Jon Gandelot, "improving 1,647, in November 1975, with n u m b e r of amendments into the principal's office at in which a 13-year-old Har- school system regarding the meeting of the Woods Coun- against the challenge, win- employe relations" also was the proposed use of Ghes- threatened to make the pro. Maire. Another teacher, Aud- per Woods boy was killed on magnitude of the problem cil on Monday, August 14, ning renomination with a 78- included among the Board's quiere Park for such housing gram too restrictive. The bill rey Burchett, was appointed May 22 when his bike made from its perspective "would cohuncsilmbenE. dD.'cGrady and 22 percent split. gOalSrd!Or the coming year, bei?g a sore spot with the provides federal subsidies pn'ncI'pal at Ferry Elemen. contact with a city garbage be very beneficial in the Jo n a 0 anl ity Attor. acco mg to Superintendent majority of residents voting. for certain public service tary School. truck as he attempted to project application." ney George Catl'In hear d Democrats had six persons Dr_ W'II'I lam Coats. "I' m very disappointed be. jobs in 450 cities. cross the intersection, complaints from members of to choose from to nominate Cite Their Obligation cause 11 d t I The appointment of WH- On the study, Mr. Suther. a candidate for the First we rea y an ru y • • • . M k " 1 f With the study as a foun- land sal'd durl'ng the 12. 14 local organizations. Looking ahcad to the expi. worked hard to have the Ilam og as prmclpa 0 G t d' I d District State Senate seat va- . f I Sunday, August 13 South High School was an- dation, the council unani- month period from June 1, roups represen e mc u - cated b gub ton"al h ratIOn 0 contracts with all peop e understand the situa- POPE PAUL VI was laid mously approved a motion 1977 th h 3 ed the Grosse Pointe Kiwanis y erna ope- major employe groups next tion," said Irene Sutton nounced last month, and ap- , roug May I, 1978, Club, the Northeast Guidance ful William Fitzgerald. The June, the trustees agreed to chairman of the Senior CI'tl': to rest at an outdoor requiem proved by the Schaol Board authorizing City Engineer there were 30 accidents at C t G P' L' nomination was awarded to mass celebrated by 104 Monday night. Larry Pate to prepare pre- the intersection, while noting en er, rosse omte IOns, make the "negotiation of fair zens Commission. "But this is princes of the church Satur- Mr. Bassett, who has been Iiminary plans and cost esti- that no correctable accident Girl Scouts, Grosse Pointe John Kelly, founder of proj- and equitable employe con. the way it went and the day. Millions of persons at Maire since 1967, will be mates, (based upon recom. pattern beyond normal ex. Jaycees, UniverSity Liggett cet Retree, an organization tracts" a goal for 1978-79. people didn't believe us. watched the funeral services replacing Mr. Mogk at Pierce mendations in the study), perience of a high volume School and the First English that has helped residents of "We have a moral and "I'm glad r didn't vote on television in 49 countries School. Mr. Bassett taught with the municipality to file signalized intersection was Lutheran Church. northeast Detroit neighbor- legal obligation to do ail we against it personally because in addition to the crowd of at Trombly, Barnes, Ferry a formal application for fed. evidenced. Mr, Catlin admitted the hoods replant trees and can this year to negotiate a I didn't want it on my con. 100,000 that packed the and Mason E I erne n tar y eral funds toward implemen- proposed ordinance as writ- greenery on city walkways contract," said Dr. Coats. science." . "The volume-capacity an- ten, could be interpreted to to replace the many elms Trustee WI'III'am Huetteman I N t D d square in Vatican City. The Schools as \"ell as Brownell t atIOn. alYSI'S I'ndl'cated that the l'n- ssue () ea pope's body had been viewed Middle " School, since he Would Be Beneficial tersection was operating at forbid a priest or minister which have fallen in recent ag ree,d' saymg every thOmg She feIt th e resu Itwas by about 500,000 persons joined the system 26 years City Administrator Chester near-capacity during the af. clergyman from making an years. possible should be done to God's will and the future will during two days of lying ago. E. Petersen told the council ternoon peak period," he ~~ypea;e~~cemo~? at .~ s~hn- h State Senate Race . avoid a stalemate that may offer brighter moments in reo in state in Saint Peter's Working on A PhD that county officials sug. stated. I. e sal e T e Grosse Pointe vote In threaten the opening of lation to housing, Basilica. The cypress coffin He earned BA and MA de. gested the city should apply "Field observation during wordingM G couldd beI improved. the First District Senate school. ''I've not lost hope, because was borne by 12 pallbearers grees from Michigan State for monies to the Michigan the afternoon peak perl'od r. ra y a so admitted Democratic con t est brake Board President Laurance the need is there," said Mrs. the ordinance was probably d f II H d 'd h b I' S tt ' N University, the latter in the Department of State High. showed that the queued ve. own a5 0 ows: arwoo sal e e leves u on. ' ow I hope the and placed on a rich oriental too stringent. "I think we've • J h K II 519 area of Educational Admin- ways and Transportation for hicles of each cycle were " 0 n e y, such a statement of goals on co u n c i I will take some tapcstry before an altar in overwntten It," he said. W'll' F' Id . front of Saint Peter's for the isti'ation. He currently is 90 percent federal aid safety able to clear the intersection. The special committee will • I lam B. Itzgera., the part of the trustees is achon." services. completing work on a PhD in funding toward making rec. The left turns, direct from report back to the council as 450 very important. Saying the issue wasn't • • • administration at the Univer- ommended improvements at Vernier and I'ndl'rect from hi. George Verdonct, 409 "If the administration and dead "by a long shot," she a woe at its next meeting, • J Y 353 k 'd Monday. August 14 sity of Michigan. the intersection. Mack, were bel'ng handled schedIdu e for Monday, Au- oe oung, staff now the Board's atti- sal the need for housing re- EARTHQUAKES triggered Mr. Bassett has served on The estimated construction adequately, although the gust 21. Mr. Sabol indicated • M. A. Bartoszewicz, 107 tudes ... the end result of mains with the city, as it is fires, gas leaks, rock slides many curriculum review and cost for such work is placed crossover east of Mack is his report would be a strict - Anthony Woldanski, 83 everyone's efforts will be gradually becoming an aging textbook committees, is a at around I>?O,ODO, said W. narrow for the U.turn move. t f h Mr. Kelly will face Repub. more successful." community. and a railroad derailment ."., accoun 0 w at had occur- member of local, state and G. Sutherland. assistant di- ment of larger vehicles." red at the meetl'ng. Iican Joseph Posch, Jr., in Dr. Coats had originally Trying to look on the yesterday in Santa Barbara, . I b b h' db' h natlOna Elementary Princi. rector 0 f transportation Relocate Sidewalk Th d Novem er, who eat IS op. presente a list of 24 goals ng t side, Mrs. Sutton then Calif. No serious injuries I ' . e propose ordinance, (Continued on Page 6) Wayne County Road Com- The alignment of Vernier which Mr. Catll'n sal.d hc (Continued on Page 4) (Continued on Page 4) noted, "If we didn't do any. were reported, but property -.------h ------thO I damage was believ('d to be t rough Mack includes an modeled after a sl'ml'lar or. . mg ese, we made the scn- offset of 18 feet for both the dinance in eXI'stence In IOrs aware that they have a heavy in three California 't ..t tt bOO Tee ".. · P k I I . h counties. The tremor regis. BI0 tV 0 Cltes by Ba ed east ound and westbound di. "Birmingham or Bloomfield lVO- ar IS" n lIt ar ega rIg t to vote by absen. tered 5.5 on the R i c h t e r B II k rections. This offset was the Hills," would permit one so- F 1 F R I tee ~allot and this is a tre- scale according to. officials I a Fatal to Pitr ~ YOl,tl. source of Some amount of licitation per year per group. ata to rm e id t men ous stTlde frorward." • II braking and lane changing The group would have to pay On a F-"ssible T.ext step, at the U.S. Geological Sur. f h ass en h .d h vey's E th kIf ------or t rough vehicles on Ver- a $10 fee, and the soJicita. ------s e sal t e commIssion may r C 'r ~ua e n o~ma- Elcven.year-old Edward Jo- : said he was okay and then nier, continued Mr. Suther. tion period would be limited Berrien C. Eaton, 85. of the intersection, Lt. Duncan 1 make a recomrro:::ndation to ~~n en cr In Golden. Colo. seph Randazzo Jr., of 1331: stoppcd breathing. Mr. Can- land. to 10 days, during daylight Stcphens road. died in Bon said, his car was struck the council thaI the city study e quake reportedly knock- Maryland avcnue, was hit in I ning said he made every d- . Noting that Parcells School hours. Secours Hospital on Sunday, broadside by another vehicle the feasibility of seniors' ed people off theIr feet In the chest by a hard line. I fort to star! the boy breath- IS located on the southeast Mr. Catlin excluded the August 13, of injuries suf- driven by Joseph Pellerito of housing, while adding thiS t~e three. ~ounty area and I drive while playing "scrub" ing again with mouth.to- quadrant of the intersection portion of the model ordl- fered in a two.car collision at Devonshire road. who was step was taken before with. Slightly Injured about 50 baseball at the Defcr Ele. m 0 u t h resuscitation, but he said the margin area fo~ nance which required solid. Three Mile drive and Ver- driving west on Vernor. The out much progress. persons. • • • mentary School playground without succ('ss. Mr. Canning the sidewalk along the Ver. tors to be residents of the nor. He was on his way home I impact threw the womar. out . As f?r an initiatory peti. and was killed, it was dis. had choscn Eddie from nier frontage of the school is city. from church services at Saint I of the Eaton auto and she tlOn dnve to place the hous. Tuesday, August 15 closed by Park Police Lt. three applicants to the BIg i onl~ four feet. A length of Could Be Challenged Clare de Montdalco. accord- suffered a pOSSIble fractured ing question on the ballot THE ISRAELI CABINET Gordon Duncan. Brothcrs of America I cham and poles is used to "Residency is not a legiti. ing to Park Lt. Gordon Dun. jaw and right wrist and once again, Mrs. Sutton said de:id~d to . postpone th(' The inCIdent took placc on A crew from The Park Firc > block student crossing of Ver- mate differentiation," he! can. who said the accident is facial lacerations when she she didn't think this would bUlldmg of fIVe seltlements I FrJday, August 11. while his D('partm('nt arnvNj WIth the nler at mld.block. School said. "It is my view Ihat it. still under invcstigation. hit the ground. She was con. transpire at thiS time. on the. west bank of the Jor- I BIg Brother, George Canning, amhuJan('(' and ('n roule to: ('rossing guards are used at I could be challenged in court! The lieutenant said that veyed to Bon Secours by the I Worth The f:ffort dan RIver until aft<'r a sum. ! 35. of Detroit. stood by hclp. : Bon Sccours Hospital. re., lh(' intersection to cross chil. and the ordinance could be: Mr. Eaton was traveling fark's emcrgency ambulance. i Ther(' was joy at Gabby's ";It mcctlng to be helrl at: les~ly.. . i vlvcd ~he boy for a moment, dr('n to Mason School. 1 thrown out on thc basis that I south on Three Mile dri1Je. Mr. Eaton's vehIcle v. as I ov('r the result with :\Ir Camp DaVId n('xl monlh Th(' I F.ddl(, was pltchmg and: bllt F.ddl('. was pronounced: Mr. Sutherland then stated lIt IS unconstitutIOnal. I don't I \'11th Susan Harris. 23. :I resi- ovcrturned and landed on its i Bardy saymg. "I'm very dcclslon to construct the: stuck out hiS glove. to catch <1('adon arrIval (»OA) at thc I that the school system's' want .to recommend to the <1('ntof The Park, to drop her top. pinnJn~ the accident vic.1 pl('as('d. Thc peopl(' gave liS paramilItary 0 II t P 0 s t s was: the batted ball. which. whl?. , hospltal~ i maIntenane~ staff has made counCIl an ordmance that I i off at her house. which was tim in the car. Park fire. I about a two to one margam made at. a sccret cabmet, zed by and struck him m the Eddie s t('ammat('. :\llchael , numcrous VISits to the inter. feel IS unconstitutIOnal." I on his way. It is not known. fight('rs arnve<1 at the sc('ne I on this question. I also want meeting m Jun<,. and ~'a.s: chest He. collapsed sevcral Cherghezan. ]''>, and thr('(' , s('ctlOn to make repairs 10 . Thc p.roposal was approved I yet. whether Mr. Eaton had and It took th('m som(' time ~to thank e1Jeryone who helped only acknowlcdg('d by OffiCI, I feet bchmd the pitcll('r's other nClghborhood boys col.. the poles and chain subse. In ItS first reading stage at I stopped for the stop street to pry him loose. A Farms me." als last Sunday. The re.1JCfsal , mound. . lec,ted a tot~1 of $76 from' quent" to damage from vehi. the council's. July 10 meet-I at Vcrnor and then started ambulance crew took him to' Fee I i n g the community was eVIdently madc In re- I Mr. Canning. who has h('('n thl. Randozza s family nClgh. : cles, It IS the recommenda. mg. Mr. Catlin explained the' up again or if he had gone the hospital. ' took the right action in sup. sponsc to. critJr!sm (rom I-;d~/C's Hlg Broth('r for about, hors., an.d gavl' $;;() to !hc lIOn of. the school system i ordmanc.e would have to be t through ~'Ithout stopping. i Lt Duncan said thai th(': porting an additIOnal Iic('nsc. PreSident ,Ilmmy larter. a >car, ran to the boy. Eddie «(onhnued 011 Page 4) I (Contmued on Page 6) (Contmued on Page 6) , As Mr. Eaton went through I (Cotinued on Page 2) «('otinued on Page 2) GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursda'y, August 17, 1978 Berrien Eaton Dies Disco Dancing GIO II GLO lOWING in Car C..ash Set at Center SAFE FLUE 'It (Continued (rom Page 1) was rated 3 goals by the U.S. Society o( Detroit and Wayne ARCO SIAIION accident occurred at 12:44 Polo Association. In recent County, trustee of the De. A final evening of Friday Chimney Sweep p.m. and at 2:20 p.m., Mr. years his chief recreation troit Historical Society, di. Night Fever will be staged 15501 MACK, DETROIT Eaton was pronounced dead, (ocrou from Park) had been fishing and boating. rector of the Wholesale at the War Memorial, 32 with the cause of death reo His hobby for 40 years was Merchants Bureau, Detroit Lakeshore road, August 1B, Chimney Fires are Serving the Pointes and Detroit with sulting from multiple frac. collecting com memorati'le Board of Commerce. and the beginning at B:30 p.m. with tures, hemorrhaging and car. medallions. He had one of Michigan Humane Society. London's Ricky Dove in Prevented only by Regula,. AAA 24-Hour TOWING Road Aid dio vascular arrest. the few large collections in He was Vestryman of St. charge. Chimney Cleaning, The lieutenant said that Michigan and was responsi. Paul's Cathedral for 26 He puts showmanship into Police Towing in the Po;ntes Mr. Eaton's death was the ble for having a medallion years until 1948, and from his teaching demonstrations Sl AliON: 343-9731 first traffic. fatality in The struck to commemorate De- 1965 to 1971 he was a mem- of New York, L.A. and Latin Now is the time to get ready troit's 250th Birthday Festi. Park since 1969 or 1970. ber of the Executive Com. Disco, and focuses upon the for cooler weather. Have your 24.HOUR: 521.7691 val in 1951, of which he was hustle step, shake it, slow mittee of the Cathedral Chimney cleaned for fire safety Funeral services for Mr. a director. Chapter. December 17. 1974 disco, bus stop and touch Slole Reglslered & Certified Mechanics on Duly and fuel efficiency. Eaton were held Wednesday, He served as a member of he was elected Warden dances. August 16. in S1. Paul's Ca- the "Detroit Tomorrow" Emeritus of the Cathedral Dancing takes place in the thedral in Woodward avenue. Committee 1955-1960, and Parish. air.conditioned Fries Ball. Interment was in Elmwood on the Dedication Committee He was a member of the room to tapes of the current Phone 881-5893 Cemetery. Services were han. of the Mackinac Bridge in Huguenot Society of Michi. best and most popular reo dIed by the W. R. Hamilton 1958, and on the Detroit Par. gan. the Newcomen Society. cordings. Admission is $6. Grosse Pointe Lions Co. ticipation Committee for the Military Order of World Survivors are Be r r i e n Windsor's Centennial Cele- Wars. the Retired Officers Eaton, Jr. of Phoenix, Ariz. bration in 1954. He was Association, and the Officers FOOTBALL and Theodore Hambleton chairman of the. British War Mess of the Essex and Kent Eaton and Anne N. Eaton, Relief Society for Michigan Scottish. He was a member both of Grosse Pointe. in 1940 and 1941, until he of the Country Club of De- REGI51RA liON Mr. Eaton attended St. entered the U.S. Army in troit, Engineering Society of George's School, Newport, March, 1942, for which servo Detroit, Royal Canadian R. I., and Williams College, ice he received an appoint. Military Institute of Toronto, Traditional Class of 1915, where he was ment from King George VI and was formerly a member member of the Kappa Alpha in 1946 as Honorary Officer of the University Club of Boys and Fasces Societies. of the Most Excellent Order Detroit, Detroit Club, Grosse 9. J 2 years He marrii!d Gladys Ham- of the Brit ish Empire Pointe Club, Grosse Pointe bleton of Chicago, in 1917. (O.B.E.). Hunt Club, and Army and He served in past years He was engaged in the Navy Club, Washington, D.C., Weejuns as a trustee of the Detroit Chemical business founded the Society of Colonial Wars Episcopal C i t y Mission, by his grandfather from 1915 and Sons of the American trustee of the Tuberculosis until his retirement Decem- Revolution. SATURDAY ber 31, 1963. He was presi- Aug. 12, Aug. 19 dent of Eaton Investment Company. Housing Plan Nixed In World War I he at- 9 - 12 NOON tended the first R.O.T.C. at (Continued from Page 1) 21, council meeting. with the F1. Sheridan, Ill., May 15 he predicted "a real, beauti. actual hearing being held in to August 15, 1917, graduat- ful restaurant" will be of- September. With the return to traditional ing with commission of Sec- fered to citizens. "All interested applicants menswear, the timeless Bass ond Lieutenant, Field Artil. Preliminary plans for pro. will have the opportunity to Weejun is the just. right finishing PIERCE MIDDLE SCHOOL lery. He s e r v e d with the posed improvements have al. be heard," he stressed. touch for both town and country 330th Field Artillery at ready been prepared and now In assessing voter response dressing. Genuine moccasin construction Camp Custer and later as Mr. Bardy said he wants to to the two questions, Mr. • QRING BIRTH CERTIFICATE. First Lieutenant Infantry contact Rossetti Associates Pinkos said he felt seniors' and quality leathers are paired with HDQRS Troop, 85 DIV. toward finalizing the plans. housing wasn't approved be- the unsurpassed comfort and cause of the park location. A.E.F. overseas and partici. The firm}s the design con- excellent fit that have made pated in the Meuse-Argonne "Grosse Pointe Woods citi- sultant for the renovation of Bass craftsmanship famous for offensive. Gabby's. Mr. Bardy said, "I zens are reluctant to give up In World War II, at age feel they're the best in the any recreational property. 1 generations. 49, he accepted a commission area." feel there's no real opposi. as Captain, Chemical War- tion to senior citizens hous- SPECIALLY PRICED While savoring the joy of fare Service and served at ing except when it involves Edgewood Arsenal, Md. As the favorable vote, he also the use of recreational prop- reflected over the many FALL OFFERINGS Lieutenant Colonel he served erty," he stated, while adding hours of work which brought as Executive Officer of the a greater degree of accept. a C license closer to his door. Special Projects Division in ance would probably be seen "It has been lots of work Traditional oxford cloth shirts. Permanent prm, the office of the Chief of the in relation to a school site. and I'm tired. added Mr. long sleeve. hutton-down collars. Bille or white in C.W.S., Washington, from Surprised at Margin Bardy. "But it has been March 2, 1942 to November If there was no element of Jim 140 10 160. ( 165units) worth the effort." 26, 1945. He completed a surprise on housing, Mr. Pin- ]2.<)5 or 3 jor 37.50 special course in Bacterio. Will Hear AU kos said he didn't expect the logical Warfare in 1943 and The next step now rests liquor license question to in 1963 he completed a cor- with the council. Mayor Ben- pass as easily as it did. respondence course in the jamin W. Pinkos said a public Saying he would vote in • "Economics of National De. hearing, at which time all favor of issuing one addi. 140. interested applicants will fense" conducted by the In. tional license because it was • BLACK OR WINE Classic crew-neck sweaters. Nine colors m ma- dustrial College of the Arm- have an opportunity to pre. the will of the people, he chine washahle woo/. rId! fashioned. (100 units) ed Forces, Fort McNair. sent their cases, will be held. indicated m 0 r e initiatory Sizes over 12 Siw At through XL. Washington, D.C. "On the one additional petition drives might be con. Slightly Higher. In 1964 he was enrolled in Class C license, the council ducted in the future toward ]9.95 the National Defense Execu- could theoretically give it to placing a similar question on tive Reserve of the U.S. anybody," he said, while indi- the ballot. Business and Defense Servo cating Gabby's would prob. (The Woods could have up ices Administration for servo ably be the favorite. "But it's to 15 such licenses pending • ice in th~ event of a limited always possible it could go council approval.) to someone else." Imported flannel sport Jhirts in wI/on. Plaids and or general war. In Septem- Noting the mood of the ber 1969 he was awarded the Saying a majority vote of citizenry appears to be chang- c/Jeck.l. Completely machim washah/e. (215 units) Department of the Army the council is needed to issue ing on this subject, the mayor KERCHEVAL AT ST. CLAIR' GROSSE POINTE Sizes tW thr~1Jgh XL. "Certificate of Appreciation one additional document, added residents seem more for Patriotic Civilian Servo (which would make a total of willing to favor restaurants Opm Thllwl41 ElJltru"gI '1118:45 12.95 ice." In July 1971 he re- five C licenses in the city), with a C license as against a ceived the Canadian Friend. Mr. Pinkos 'said a public hear. bar. ship Award from the Na- ing date would probably be tional Commander of the set at the Monday, August American Legion. In April 1972 he received the Meri- torious Service Plaque from Pointers Take the Windsor. Walkerville Pure camel hair blazer, naturally Post of the Royal Canadian Top UF Posts Legion. luxurious and an outstanding He was one of a small Three Farms residents. pre-autumn value right now. KERCHEVAL AT ST. CLAIR • GROSSE POINTE group of Detroit horsemen Robert H. Kanzler, Peter P. Open Thursday Evenings 'HI 8:45 who established polo in De. Thurber and John P. Wor. troit in August 1916, first cester, have been named 882.8970 playing on Belle Isle, and special girts group chairmen M.slet Charge or VI.. Accepted from 1919 to 1930 at the for the United Foundation's, Country Club of Detroit. He (UF), 1978 Torch Drive. Mr. Kanzler. who is reo Now through August 31. you can add a ~ (OJ~ t!Jt!'Mt!JI!'J<.t!J~1!J ~ (!J~ t!J~t!J(!>jI.t!)~(!; t!'1ol (!;~(!;~t!)t!'Mf!J ~ t!J~t!Jt!'1ll'Jt! tt . tired and has been active in traditional soft shoulder sport coat Torch Drive activities for ~ ~. many years. is a member of of 100% pure camel hair to your fall ~ ~ the boards of Jackson Lab. wardrobe. and at savings. Flap patch ~ ~ oratories and Children's Hos. ~ ~ pital of Michigan. both Torch pockets, center vent. leather ~ ~ Drive.supported agencies. He buttons. Sizes 38 to 48 regular, ~ ~ also is a director of the Founders Society and past 39-42 short. 40-48 long, $175. t ~ chairman of Planned Parent. Worsted flannel slacks in ~ ~ hood. f. ~ charcoal-grey, rust, ~ ~ A member of the law firm, ~ THE ESSENTIAL BLAZER ~ Miller, Canfield, Paddock heather brown, navy and and Stone, Mr. Thurber is bottle green, $42. .;,; "! BY GRAHAM &. GUNN. LTD. ~ a director of Detroit Area ~ ~ Council of Boy Scouts and ~ Ttw !lanrH'i bld/pr <1 traditional ~ the American Red Cross, t L"trJrlII' th"t ", dpprnprldlr- for \,) many ~ Southeastern Michigan Chap. ~ ()(( d',IO!l', Gr dh"m & Gunn. l td . li' ter. both Torch Drive.sup. ~ ( ~ 'I ~ rb1Je' ~ by Robt. B. Edgar Open Thursday and ~ & 7 r ~ D/B/ A Antcebo Publishers ~ I flAftr.. 99 Kercheval Avenue Friday evenings "".' I ( III( r\(,( ). I II I R( >II )I'~ Grosse Pointe, Mich. 48236 ~ .~. ~ Phone TU 2-6900 , ~ '\' S•• olld Clo.. Po,IaO' paid at i ~ I • ~ Detroit, M~c"looft. I I:... I ',I rlo I Subs"ipll.1I Ral .. $1.00 per Y'" ~ I ", ~ I vlaAdd~~:~ all Moil Su!lwlpllolll, 1:...1 \ r.;; Chall" of "ddr Forms JJ79 to ~ ' ' •• 1<.,,11•• 01, Gr P.IIII. 10""1, , ~ I MIch, Th. d.adlin, '.r "'WI capy ~ W(X)f)INARlJAV( SOMIRe:,1l MAli ~ II MOllday II..... Jacobson's ... 1 l',7l \\""h""c1 fI"" Ph"nl"lf,.j.'\(Xlllt.t""I. 41\726 ~ AU adverthlllO c.py mud h III 'If ." th, H.ws Offl •• by TUllday n.OIl ~ J'j)'!f<¥' j) .W'I) ~ ,,)~, j)"ft¥ti)IfWtiJ 1fW 'iJ'!ftiJ,,, IfW'i)IfWtiJIfWtiJ IfW 'iJ'!ftiJ'iJ '!ftiJ'iJ1ftiJ'i) 1W1'iJ'!ftiJl'Jl t. hllu" Inlortl.lI. ---~------~ FI 3 a 5 - . GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three Thursday, August 17 1978 ------_. .--~._---_._-~-_._-_._--~-_.__ . -.------• I __ SOCIAL SERVICES OI'FERS lIELP " PICHE~S Se'wer Repair Coml)lete(l.I:~.lO Sentcncc help with your problems. For BOB PERRY T a I' c h Drive. supported Community Information II II/(n.;.\nu; assistance, call 833.3430 or 1. .. Ihllil ~UII.lIE\ \1. 1'1. agencies include 26 organiza. Service (C[S) is available 24 771.3800 Cost Exceeds $400,000 ' For 'Bi~ ~F()ol~ 800.522.1183. CIS is a service Cllll,ll",,1 11Iol~.. I I'l'l"r 1.\. tions which provide social hours a day. every day, to Cunded by your Torch Drive I Specializing in Grosse Pointe. 't'.fI In JJ lI/IOu. I'j('n',' services to families, children Jerry James Woeltje. 27, refer you to the public or ~ .J dollars. LEEREAL ESTATE CO, 885.5a.I:J and individuals under stress. By David Kramer depth. one on either side of of Detroit, allegedly known voluntary agencies that can The Farms Council, at its Kercheval avenue. The dam. as "Big Foot" was sentenced ------aged section ran from just to from three to 10 years in Monday. August 7, meeting, Our sale ends August 26 but shop early for best selection. approved the final payment east of Ridge road to Grosse prison for the breaking and of $3,358.30 to the Mancini Pointe boulevard. entering oC a II1oross road Original estimates for the home on I\lay 11. Construction Co. for its part repair of the 49-year.old pipe in repairing the Kerby road were from $250,000 to $300,- Woe1tje was sentenced by sewer, bringing the total cost 000. Judge Charles S. Farmer of for the project to well over While repairs were being Wayne County Circuit Court $400.000 and ending the made, it was necessary to after he pled guilty to the nearly two year-old repair pump raw sewage into Lake charge of breaking and en- project. Saint Clair, resulting in the lering an unoccupied dwell- City Manager And r e w beaches at the Farms Pier ing on July It Bremer told the council the Park and Crescent Sail Farms police nabbed Woe!. 541 total amount of disputed pay- Yacht Club being closed for tje in the home after a neigh- ment to the contractor was almost a year with high bor saw him enter the home "roughly $2,000, which isn't levels of bacteriologieal con- and called pol ice. At that' bad for a project of this tamination. They were fin. time. police said they had size." He added that while ally reopened. in ~Iay of this reasoll to believe that Woel- Mancini has completed its year. lje was involved in the break. work, some road repairs and The beaches \I'('re ('\I),;ed ins of over 100 homes in the landscaping remain. again on July :n when a .,IIl]- Pointes and other east side The problem began in Oc- Hal' sewer problem of grpater communities. tober, 1976, when city en. magnitude occurred in .\Ia. He was originally ('harged gineers discovered a large comb County. They curn'nlly with breakin" and enterin" Is the way cavity in the ground by remain cl0sed. ,.,,, Kerby road. An inspection Mr. Rrem('r ha~ ('xn1ainl'd an occupied dwelling, but the revealed the sewer was leak- that the lake dumpl;]/{ II'a, ,h"r!ic was reduced in return ing. the only alternative to ha\'. for a guilty plea. to drive City Controller C a 1'1' 01 ing the sewage back up in While being held in The Lock said repairs were first residents' basements. Farms jail, Woe!tje attempt. attempted from the inside. According to 1\[1'. Lock cd to eSC~l1e by removing a It was later discovered the $375,000 worth of bonds wer~~ ventilator in the holding This safety message by the leakage was more extensive issued by the Farms to help room adj:lcent tt) his cell. A than originally thought, and cover the costs of repair. dispatcher disco\'ered his at. Michigan Trucking the pipe began to clog up The remainder is being fi-l templ and he was returned Association 0" ~ with sand, especially after nanced from general fLlll(1;. to his quarters. which supports the • heavy storms. He said the cost to the ---- 55 mph speed limit and , . ' In order to get at the city this year would be $74.- BUl'trIars sewer, two shafts had to be Visit urqes ALL drivers to drive 55. 300 for payment of the !lond l:"' dug down to its 47-foot pr,i~cipal an~ interest . IIollles in ]JtU'k Ihe work Involved placlllg two corrugated metal tubes Burglars visited two inside the sewer and plug- ging the remainder of the homes in The Park Wednes. LIMITED SUPPLY! four foot diameter main with day, August 9, making off filler material. '\Ir. Lock said with a car from one and a that while the new tubes arc television from another, ac- not as wide as the old sewer cording to police. line. the resistance to the 1'\eighbors called police to SONY'S ~Iow of water through them 1214 Berkshire road early IS less than it was with the 'Wednesday morning when old brick line, and thus it they noticed an auto missing can carry the same amount from the garage. Police said BIG BARGAIN of water. the home had been ran- sacked while its owner, Den- i nis Hawhee, was out of town. To Hold Tours A 1970 Cadillac was re- IN BASIC BlANKS Jlorted missing. Mr. Hawhee Of Booth Home has not yet determined ,\'hat other items may also have The home of Cranbrook been stolen. Police believe Understated elegance fOll'lders George and Ellen entry was gained by break. Scripps Booth at 380 Lone ing a window. distinguishes our European-crafted French Pine road in Bloomfield Hills A Michigan Bell Tele- Bergere accent chair. Simply designed with will be open for public tours phone crew alerted police to from 1 to 3 p.m. Sundays, a- second breaking and en. exposed wood finished in an antiqued walnut September 24, October 22 and 'I tering that day at about 3 tone. Richly upholstered in rust colored December 10. There will be p.m. at 1253 Balfour road. no house tours in November. The crew was investigating suede leather and highlighted with brass Admission and g u ide d reports that a telephone at nailhead trim. Size: 26/1Wx25/1Dx40/lH, $292 tour are $1.50 for adults, $1 the residence was off the 59 for students and senior citi- hook and noticed a window 3 '0,$2 Zens. P~rking is available on, at the home was broken. Lone Pme road or in Ch1'i"t I The home owner H,,/,.[ , SONY ferri-Chrome (-90 13.99Ea. Church Cranbrook par ki II!! 'Drysdale, 88. was \ ,,,I., .;~ I I lot. 'relatives when the j I;, HI•• <' Here's your chance to buy 2 Sony 90,minute Basic Blank cas- Cranbrook H 0 use. sur.! occurred. She rep",I, d Jacob SonS rounded by spacious grounds! television and che"k ;, -'f settes for the price of 1. Or 3 Sony 60.minute Basic Blank cassettes STORE ;:OR THE HOME - 17141 KERCHEVAL AVE and the institutions of Cran-! missing. for the price of 2. Sony B8Sic Blanks are the Low Noise cassettes you brook Educational Commun- 1 ------need for everyday recording. Why seltle for a name you've never heard ity, is filled with culture, I of when you can listen to Sony-at tris unheard of price? Hurry in beauty and history. today and buy a bunch! YoudearlY loved "ITSASOft" Cheerleaders Attend CaulIJ old Aunttiester, North High School junior POINTE ELECTRONICS CO. varsity cheerleaders have STEREO COMPONENTS once again done themselves 19755 Mock Ave, - Between Moross & Vernier proud. Coached bv Roberta but that antique jewelry Delia, the group r~ccntly rl'- , r~ Mo.n. & Thvn. 'ti1 , '.M. .$iit 1..... WeTENNIS CLUB place excellent ribbons and: I a ribbon for the best overall ' superstar squad. ANNOUNCES ITS GREATLY EXPANDED The girls im'ludel! Kan'l1 ' Cooper, Claudia Detin, So-' You shouldn't. and prohably \\'ouldn't. sell phie Elanges. Lisa Hamilton. I Trisha ,Johnston, Suzy Kap- . treasured liullily hcirlo()111S\\ithout carditl paz, Sheila L('h1'ter. Francy i Lucido, Virgina Ortisi. :llelis. ' c()l1siderat ion. But you shouldn't just auto- JUNIOR TENNIS sa Sch~dC' a01d Erin \\'hdan. l1wtically keep eyery illhelitcd PlcCCcit.hcI: Tucked away in a sail' deposit hox you PROGRAM 111ayha\'e jl'\\'dry that .iust duesn't suit your UNDER THE DIRECTION OF PROFESSIONAL TOM GRAY taste or lifestyle. , k\\'eh~' tlw t could be eXl'hal1ged f( 11" ." ~/ S(1111l't h it'l.t.?;Y()ll'~llikc 1l111dl hd tel' or that could Class Day Time Length ...... -~:,;.;:J- CYCll he t rw led 1;)1.l'~lsh. Beginners Monday and Wednesday 4:00.5:00 p.m. 5 Weeks ~'.- Advanced Beginners Tuesday and Thursday 4:00-5:00 p.m. 5 Weeks .\lter all. titlll'S, tasks and yaltles do change. Intermediates Monday and Wednesday 5:00-6:30 p.m. 5 Weeks ,\ ril1g, or hn )<.lcl1 left you years :'I,t.?;OlIl:'lY1l0". I)L' \yort II l'( l1lsiderahly Competition Group Tuesday and Thursday 5:00-6:30 p.m. 10 Weeks 5 Weeks *Tiny Tots Friday 4:00-5:00 p.m. 1l1l)1\'.' tlwl1 Y(llll'\'l'l' illl:'I.t.?;il1l'd. 5:00-6:30 p.m. 5 Weeks **Tardy Teens Friday Thc Ill>,! \\'<.l\' to 11l1d(lut li)r Sllrl', is t(l I1a\'L'it appraised llY • Tony Tots ore children 6.8 yen" old ... Beginners-Advanced Beginners closs. for teenogers 14 and over who mis~ed gethng into ~'Xlll'rts, tennis eorl,er ,\1 ('lwrtl'rhollse \\'c'rl' buyers, sl.lkrs, hrokers and appnlisers All classes start week of Septemher 25-register now Polnle Resident, 1 ,rIIIH....iL'\\.dry. :'lIltiql1l' tillll'P1L'l'l'S,:'Hld (;l'()rgi:.1I1silYL'r. Practice time at reduced rates is planned for Juniors in ,he program. .l1(I,-If (: •.. ' "doo \\'illl \\'orld\\'idl' rl'S(lun\.'s:.l1 llllr fill.t.?;l'rtips. CALL NOW ABOUT OUR NEW VERY Rlflll0R.A<;srJ( IATI \\'l' l':'111IlL'It> you to (kd(k \\'l1h ..11plL'l'eS :'lre \\'orth selling :'l1HI n(',~rIH'('II' I 1,,,'1'" ': COMPETITIVE PRICES FOR THIS PROGRAM ,1.I'lp r.lan .... i)r0 1 '.' I • ""llil pil'l'l'~it n' \\'(lrt kl'vpit Ig. tl'JV r In ",I" I"" ;1 • ~ ' '; ,11 h • ( ;~ II f .1, I' • ' .ltl,-,t ',',dl ()ur n..'~,idl'lIt ilppr,tiSl'l's 1<11' i.ls~ist:.\1ll'L'awl ,Hhicl'. "RIGHT A T YOUR BACK DOOR" 0,;5 ]114010 A SHORT BIKE RIDE AWAY f1ps RtF) r~sq'l Gross'e Pointe INDOOR TENNIS CLUB tD CO at C~R1t:RHOU&b the AUSTIN TENNIS HOUSE - MACK AT CANYON (Behind Lochmoor Chrysler) ~)Ct:\-)llt1U '\X'Ck'l Y) (;J' ( ~('m~lk Ilk )~i,\-)t'-... ,~ TU 6.2944 ?005? KEL l Y no AD HAlU'Efl woon'; (~i>J'('111':i\~hlTllil h' I.'i\'(' K( '['l-!k '\'~ll/\\('.. 0~S-I'~')~' ( ~l\ ")~~~,,1'1 'illl ~',~li~'h. " -' = • os Page Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 17,1978 School Board Sets :tllljO,. GOlds for fetu. WEEKDAY OPEN (Continued from Page 1) I ;lffected by -;k~i~ion~ -i-;;-li~~l~t;~l-l-;g~-. -. --'-- \'ocutiollul cd u cat ion pro. HOURS to th.e trustees at an earlier deci~ion.muking proce~s, I. Improve scrvil'es to the grams. This goal involves nol SUNDAY meetlllg, and had trimmed! • Improve communieationi community at large. Pro. only eX]lan~ion of vocation,d MON., TUES., t~c hst down at the sugges.' in 1 At present-day ear prices, 881-5000 WITH CHICORY 8 $ 79 Charles Thomas Murphy, 20, of 385 1\1oross road was the family automobile us- 16-02. charged with prowling under ually wears out before the rRENCH MARKET ,-lB. $2. 95 a local ordinance after he mortgage. BTLS. was apprehended by the COl'rEE CAN • owner of the canoe during the early morning hours of Sunday, August 6. I ASSORTEDCOLORS According to police re. END OF SEASON ports, officers responded to 200-CT.49c a call from' the resident. ~SCOTTIES FACIAL TISSUE BOX Helmut Vogt, and found Murphy sitting in the rear lE SEMEUR,SMALL scat of a car belonging to ;\Ir. VagI. 15-02.69c l\Ir. Vogt said he had I CAN j BELGIAN CARROTS chased Murphy, who was I carrying the canoe. to the I PRINCE OF DENMARK lakefront. where he nabbed . him and detained him in the 1-LB. $2 39 i car. The abandoned canoe BUTTER COOKIES TIN • : was later retrieved by illr. : Vogt and the officers. SKIPPY : Police found two other' . t 4 : men in the area, both of: 18-0Z.99c ~whom were wet. Mr. Vogt.! J; PEANUT BUTTER JAR ,h.owcver. couldn't identify i I clther, and they were re- I , i leased. ' I brllont 8-0Z. 47C ~ i NEI.SON PRO;UOTED , ITALIAN DRESSING BlL. , Dianne Seeber N e Iso n, I I daughter of the Robcrt P.! 20% OFF REGULAR OR MINT : Seebers of The Farms. was: ,rcccntly Thursday. August 17, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five ~------~~------._------. -- --. - -- . ------._------~------~ ------Pair Injured Police He)_1l_0V_C_~_c_~g]eClcdKidlS ITluull,hill Exhibit Coming In LS Mishap An eight-year~old girl and manently removed from her T W M · 1 S 7 10~year.old boy were placed custody. .0 ur ellloru, cpt. An 18.ycar.old Fen ton in the D.J. Healy shelter for Ill' said this marks the youth The Detroit Young Repub- If you're tIred ot sho....ehng or pvs.hlng \flOW 'okf'- od licans will hold their annual ventage oi the pre-!l.eo'Son double dollor s.c",mg 'I no"", on any of Anen!> three quality Compac.t 5no' Thro'S A<,k..oboul Wine-Tasting Party on Thurs- '.io"'lng'S on a'her models. 'tou II be glad you dldl day, August 17, 7:30 p.m. at M & M DISTRIBUTING CO. auy NOW-liMnED SUPPLY AT SPECIAL PRICES AVAILA8LE Cleaning Materials & Equipment t-***************~: ~~~r:~~a~emorial, 32 Lake- * AI. S.d. & * Wine-tasters will be able to ""'-- Um In u m I In 9 . *' choose from five different WE DELIVER ~ T . ~ wines and a generous assort. The Lown Mowe' People JIIf" rim ~ ment of cheeses, bread and 884-0520 AU MACHINES 19815 Mack ave., in the Woods ""'-- . C I ~ fruit for the $6, members' ASSEMBLED AND SERVICED Mon t~IU Fn 8 10 6 JIIf" White or 0 ors ~ and $8, non-members' fees. BEFORE DELIVERY Sot 8 Iii 4 P m 'Sunda)' 9 ld 1 16734 E. WARREN DETROIT, MI. 48224 E SCREEN & SASH ,. Champagne will be raffled * PO IN T , IN(~Jt off by the- bottle and a multi- ,. Jt media show is planned. 20497 MACK TU 1-6130 ~ Advance sale tickets are recommended. Ph 0 n e 882. \.\1{"f'~tr"" ~ H'~!;'~11,;.,.~'.t';:.i.;,.'g{> 1 • 7039 for more information. '::',":::' "." .. *******"JIf******** : .. <:. Village.Market 18328 MACK AVENUE This Week's Bell Ringers Prices Effective Aug. 17, 18 and 19 CLOSED SUNDAY • We Close Wednesdays at 1 p.m. LEAN MEATY FRESH COUNTRY STYLE SPARE RIBS 97~ Fine For Barbequing ROSE . . . BY THE PIECE CANADIAN BACON $2.59LB. ANY SIZE PIECE "THE ORIGINAL" Semi-Boneless Suffed PORK LOIN ROAST 85~. OVEN READY CITY CHICKEN (Lean Veal & Pork On A Skewer) PEPPERIDGE FARMS SPECIALPACK 42 (: PLAIN ENGLISH MUFFINS 6 LABEL FANCY HOME HOMEGROWN FREESTONE GROWN Cucumbers or PEACHES TOMATOES Gr. Peppers See the new 1979 Lincoln Versailles ... now 011 3LBS. $1 29~. 3 FOR 39(: display and available for Immediate Deliver_y.' Our Fresh Read" To Cook Entrees: • Stuffed Chicken Breasts. Beef Roulade • Stuffed Pork Rolls - Stuffed •. Tailored I.ca.\e Plam on the '7C) Venai//e Al'ailah/e Flank Steak _ Chicken Breasts Cordon Bleu • Veal Parmesan - Veal Milanese _ Chicken Breasts Supreme h~~e . .I..~ >.; : ".: ~ ... ARE NOW IN PRESSWARE EXCLUSIVELY. Adaptable for Microwave or Conventional Ovens. Mike DILBER -----ALIO £.yAILABLI----..... ,.~:- • STUFFED PORK CHOPS • STUFFED PORK ROAST LINCOLN MERCURY, INC . _ STUFFED PORK TENDERLOIN • 130 KERCHEVAL AVE., on the Hill 881-5000 .... ---Nor IN PRESSWARE ------.1 Page Silt GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday I August 17,. 1978 Study, Intersection Groups Blast LU1V [ Dirty Have Your Carpets & I' Carpet? Rugs Professionally REMODEL (Continued from P-ag-e-l)---d-al-e-d-r-ive has caused both (Continued from Page 1) Club, said his group hasn't I that the sidewalk be relo- the building administrator approved again at its second gone door-to-door for 12' SAVE cated away from the Vernier and our office to wonder reading, before it would be- years. Presently they use CLEANED NOW! roadway," he said. about the safety protection come law, adding that any street methods of fund rais. 20% We Have The Correct Methoa "To alleviate the jog on for youngsters as they walk substantial changes in its ing, such as the sale of Good. To Clean Your Carpet Vernier through Mack, to in. toward Mack from the Sun- content would necessitate go. fellow Papers. ON CASH • We do aH types of carpet repair crease the margin art'a be. ningdale side of Parcells," ing through the entire pro. "You're going after ~'our & CARRY CAtL FOR fREE ESTIMATE said Mr. Zenn. d' b .. 'th • tween th e roa dwayan d th e ce ure agam, eglllmng WI whole population with this RUG East Side Carpet Cleaners -W-'=--ENZ-E "'- Mew "'eal ~uidilll sidewalk across the school The sidewalk and street a first reading. ordinance," he said. "If you U N ,codes requile!hat CLEANING 14111 Kercheval Ave, 822-1481 Jour property be and to provide better service almost abut one another and The ordinance is aimed try to cut this out, you're --'Bu.&~ - for the U.turn movement except for the curb and chain primarily at door-to.door going backwards." OWNED AND OPfRATED BY THE BABICH fAMILY SINCE 1948 tI OM. updated ,rior to east of Mack," were objec' .and posts, there is no safety fund raising, although sev- Several alternatives to the, ~,.tfJ,. A ulTlONS sel6ng or re.rentine. REMODELING Enjoy this improvt. lives of the proposed im. room should a car lose con- era I representatives pointed proposed ordinance were of- ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;------;W 9f) provement plan, stated Mr. trol coming across the inter- out the wordinJ; is broad fered by the organizations. 777 -6840 ':::'1 ment while you art Sutherland. section at ~'ack and Vernier. enough to cover other forms Dr. Earl Keplan livint in Jour bome II For his part, Benjamin he stated. of fund raising, such as ('ould Use Signs Dr. Gary S. Kapfan EVENINGS G' lU 1.'744 ~ 'Zenn. director of support I phone or mail appeals. One suggested solution was lAST SIOl AND services for the school sys- Citing maintenance proh. William Kohr of the Cor residents who wish not Foot Specialis,ts & Podiatrists GtOSSl rOINru tern, reiterated the system's lems regarding the ch . » - ...... -~-...----- ...... --~""'--"----'---"'---~~~~~"""''''''' F ''F_P_F'''F_P_'''P_F_P_P P~.~~~~~~~~~-~-~---~-~------"....---- ...-~ - - - . - Thursday I August 17I 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven Farlns to Ta~k Woods and Farms Win Heart Research Grants Giyen Classes Set About LakeYleW., , Sixty.six Michigan research I which will be conducted from For Adults scientists have been selected July 1, 1978 to June 30, 1979, The perennial problem on Safety Honors from AAA to receive research grants- are six fellowships, which Dominican Adult Educa. BELLE ISLE Lakeview avenue between Grosse Pointe Woods and cellence in its population in-aid and research fellow- are awarded to encourage tion Center will hold 10. Carver and Mary street will Farms have again been cited group. ships totaling $858,265 from young researchers to pursue once again be discussed by week classes on Wednesdays, as two of the safest cities The Farms received AAA's the Michigan Heart Associa. CVD research as their life's the Farms Council at its for pedeslrians in the Amer- Award of Merit, that city's tion, Dr. Richard Antell, work, and two grants award- beg;!lning September 20, at Monday, September 4, meet. AWNING CO. ican Automobile Associa- third top pedestrian safety MHA president announced ed by the American Heart Dominican High School, 9740 ing, after three council mem- tion's 39th annual Pedestrian recently. Association, Michigan Heart's McKinney rond, Detroit. bers asked that it be placed award in the last four years, Vinyl • Acrilan • Dacron Safety Inventory. for achievement in pedes. The projects will be car- parent orga~jz~tion, funded on the agenda. Detailed brochures will be trian safety record and pe- The problem involves what The Woods earned AAA's ried out at the University of In part by MIChigan Heart. mailed to all area residents destrian program activities. should be done with the ill- top c ita t ion, the Grand Michigan, Wayne State Uni. In announcing the awards, in mid-August, the school In addition to The Woods kept section of roadway. Award, for the fifth time and versity, Michigan State Un i- Dr, Antell said, "We at Mich. says. Buy NOW and SAVE Many area residents have also received an Award for and Farms, seven other Mich. versity, Oakland University, igan Heart are proud of the complained over the years igan communities received Henry Ford Hospital, Sinai achievements of Michigan Any inquiries should be Excellence for the 12th con- servl.g Gross. Poillf. Sinc. 1931 that the street is a nuisance, secutive year in competition top pedestrian safety awards, H 0 s pit a I of Detroit and Heart.supported researchers, made to the director of the Mr. Gibson said. Dominican Adult Ed Center, citing' illegally parked cars, with more than 2,300 com. Wayne County General Hos- whose work during the last 22704 Harper The city of Middleville won Mrs. Jane Roose, at the 774.1010 youths loitering and drink- munities of under 50,000 pop- pita!. 29 years has made possible 5t. Clair ~hore$ ing in the area, and drug ulation. an Award for Excellence, Li- The 66 projects were m:lny life.saving discoveries school, 882-8500, after Mon- use as some of the prob- vonia received a third-place c h 0 s en by the Michigan in the field of cardiovascular day, August 21. Automobile Club of Mich. lems there. Award of Merit and South- Heart research committee af- disease." igan Safety and Traffic En- field, Taylor, Harbor Springs, The fate of the street, the ter a lengthy review of more The awardin'g of these gineering Manager Arthur C. Sebewaing and Coopersville only section of unpaved road than 100 applications re- grants brings to more than remaining in The Farms, was Gibson said the awards rec- received Special Citations for ceived. $10 million the total the most recently discussed by ognized The Woods' 20 con. Pedestrian Casualty Records. council members and about secutive years without a pe- Awards will be presented As the only voluntary Michigan Heart Association 25 residents at the council's destrian fatality as well as to Michigan's nine top-rated health agency in Michigan has given to cardiovascular July 10 meeting. its outstanding accident pre. cities in ceremonies next dedicated solely to reduction disease research in Michigan No action was taken by vention program and record. month, Gibson said. of premature death and dis. since 1949, and more than ability from heart and blood $4 million to support national the council at the time, al- Only three Grand Award In all, 50 Michigan com- vessel d i sea s e s, ~1ichigan I grants awarded by th(' Amer- though several residents in- winners are selected from munities received awards or Heart each y.ear f~nds mo.re I lean Heart Association. formally agreed to get to- across the United States each citations in this year's AAA I gether and work out differ- year, Gibson pointed out, one competition in which a rec- than 60 I?roJects 10 cardlO- The Michigan Heart Assoc- ences about what should be vascular dIsease research. iation is a United Way agen. from each of three popula- ord 2,656 U.S. cities and 29 done. tion groupings: over 500,000 states participated, he said. Included in the projects cy. Residents were divided in their suggested solutions, population, 50,000 to 500,000 •• with some wanting the street population and under 50,000 I- to be closed and the land population. divided between the abutting Each Grand Award winner 'l property owners and others already must have been se- Meet Your Health Needs. wishing to see the avenue lected for an Award for Ex- paved, lighted and main- NEW 1978 IMPALA tained. . We Cover The Pointes. " At present, the street is Girl Accosted HARKNESS PARK STAnON WAGON barely passable because of Q Tinted glo". air coodillaning. reo PHARMACY DEVONSHIRE 'PHARMACY mote conl,ol mirror. v.a, white- the huge holes in the road- Walking Home 2031~ MACK DRUGS 15324 E. Jefferson Tinled gla", ai, (ondilianing, 'port mirrors, power wall,. Value oppeoronce group. bed. Police Chief Robert K. Silver. Srock # 1984. Ferber said that while the b,o~es. v-a, powe, 'teering. whitewall" color dor~ 884-3100 16003 MACK 822-2580 CO rmine. Slock /12006. street is patroled by officers, 881-0477 $5615 they do not use it regularly 55445 because of its poor condition. NEW 1978 NEW 1978 IMPALA Council mem bers Jack CHEVETTE Cudlip, W. James Mast and Two door, radio, automatic 'rans~ Nancy Waugaman all said miSSion, wtutewoll tires. Sto(k the problem was one whkh should be dealt with by the council. They requested it be placed on the agenda. : Mayor Jar..'S Dingeman, however, has indicated he would like to see a high de- g,ee of consensus of opinion on the matter before taking any action. To Show Latest In Furnishings -,-- Designer's Preview, a show- ing of the latest interior fUrnishings from around the Were clearing out our patiol ... ,,?orld, will be held Septem. ber 15 and 16 at Design Cen- ter in Troy, for all members IJf. the decorative arts trade. , Design Center, the regional Save 30% to 50%. Midwest ~howease for fab- rjcs, wall' coverings, floor coverings, .furniture, and ac- ci!ssories, will display many Take advantage of fantastic end-of- Ficks Reed, Tropitone and others ... all items for the first time prior season savings on Michigan's largest selec- at special prices, at all six Englander to their being shown at other ADVANCE ASPHALT tion of casual. . now during our Summer Triangle stores. sUch. markets around the cbuntry. PAVING COMPANY Sale. All sales are final, quantities are lim- A seminar sponsored by Save 30% to 50% on wrought iron, ited and subject to prior sale. (Not all the American Society of In- FOR OVER 15 YEARS aluminum, and rattan by the world's pieces at all stores). WE SPEOAUZE I~ terior Designers, National foremost makers of casual and patio fur- So hurry to our Summer Sale and save! Home Fashions League and RESURFACING the D. C. Ass'n., will be ASPHAlT & (OH(Rrn RESURfACING niture. Choose from names like Woodard, held in conjunction with the AND Preview. Protettive Coating of Existing For the first time, this Driveways or Parkillg Lots semi-annual event will also 642.9169 include a Designer's Pre- 77 • .4558 view Dinner Dance on Friday, RON GREINER September 15. INVESTI IN YOUR OWN PROPERTY Construction costs have doubled in the past 10 years and real estate values have increased accordingly. If you invested, today, in improving your property (residential or commercial) the value of your property will increase im- mediately and CONTINUE to increase along with the costs of construction and real estate. The real estate you own is today's best investment. What would the value be, today, of a luxury automobile purchased 10 years ago? In comparison, an im- provement to your property would have DOUBLEDin value over the same period! If you've been thinking of improving your property, DO IT NOW! With financ- ing rates at their present low and con- structions costs continuing to rise. why hesitate? CUSTOMCRAFTwill remodel to suit your wants ... and we do the whole job, from planning to finish, We protect you with straight forward advice, detailed speci- fications, honest price and expert work- manship. Call today for a no obligation consultation. \ i U510.1•• FI+ ~ /.)i.ncE.. 1956 1199 = GROSSE POINTE 18332 MACK 881-1024 BIRMINGHAM / ROYAL OAK I NORTHLAND" EASTLAND, WESTLAND i ANN ARBOR (S,ale Road, 1"2 mile North of Brl,lrwood' OPEN 10 AM 109 PM (91 RMINGHAM TUES AND WE D UNTI L 5 30) I PALM BEACH AND NORTH PALM BEACH {WOR RE L L S, _ ce ••••••••••••• ' •• n en a .e • • • a.a. m. ---~------~~------"""!""'""------.....------~~-_.--. Pig- Eight GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 17, 1978 ------Past performances count, \ There are too many inna. Farllls to Buy New Radar Unit but not like today and to- tion remedies and too few . morrow. cures. __ ---- Boating Supplies. Nautical Gifts The Farms Council unan- teet ion unit was nearby, when Obituaries imously approved the pur- it would be too late for the I • CANADIAN & AMERICAN CHARTS chase by the police depart. driver to slow do.....n. MISS LILLIAN C. HOGUE MRS, HILDA C. BRIGIIT KAUfMANN WINDOW and DOOR CORP• Services for Mrs. Bright, • GREAT LAKES & COASTAL ment of a new radar unit for The Farms alreadv has two Services for Miss Hogue, ALUMINUM o' .~.:.:", ALUMINUM " its seout cars at its l\londay, radar units. In e'xplaining 78, of The Park, were held on 75, of South Oxford road - STORM WINDOWS 0 ~ • STORM DOORS I • August 7, meeting. why the department needs an. Saturday, August 12, at the were held on Wednesday, • 2 & 3 Track ~ • Pre-hung Avall- August 16, at the Verheyden The unit, which will cost other unit, Chief Ferber said Verheyden Funeral Home. • Self Sioring ..- able lor Easy I Funeral Home. $2,985, was described by he sees "a lot of usage down She died on Wednesday, I -- Screens Installation the road. The biggest com. August 9, at Bon Secours She died on Monday, I . E I • Tempered Chief Robert K. Ferber as August 14, at the Rosevilla , _ • B.aked name Safety Glass plaint here is speeding cars." Hospital. Finishes . • Baked Enamel "the most sophisticated unit Nursing Home, Roseville. ~ available." He said the unit The chief said it is very A native Detroiter, Miss • SpeCial Sizes Finishes . Hogue had been in the life Born in New Jersey, she Available • 1" or H" Doors has a maximum range of difficult to nab speeders with is survived by a daughter, n. 00. . seven miles, and further, it conventional clocking pro. insurance bus i n e s s since 1926. She was a member of Mrs. Charles J. Holt Jr. and would be able to foil the cedures, since most streets in one grandchild. CALtS93':iooo 0 '. the Detroit, the Michigan and lLJ growing number of radar de. The Farms are short ones, the National Ass'ns. of Life Cremation was at Wood- tection devices now in use bv and do not allow patrolmen lawn Cemetery. speeders. . to get up behind the speed. Underwriters, a life member ~~.~rMQ~~~,~!~:~,:'HO[JL~ Thousands of Items in Stock of the Women Leaders Round * * * - '~~"0lJ".:.. l.~Dij' The chief explained the ing violator for clocking pur- OPEN DAILY 9 TO 6 Table of the National Ass'n. WOODROW L, LAMB unit contained a "program. poses. of Life Underwriters and past Services for Mr. Lamb, 64, Sat. till 5 p.m. mabIe micro-processor" which president, (and holder of all of Cook road, were held on I! 'I'", . ~.' Q ::,,~../"I !~ ' would detect a radar detec- previous offices), of the De- Saturday, August 5, at Our [] tion unit before it was close Pair Attend troit Life Insurance and Lady Star of the Sea Church. the ship's wheel enough to the radar unit to Trust Council. Arrangements were handled ' loll ~,DI'I~'II'D':,~ loq detect it. Once the detection Athletic Clinic The Central Business Dis- by the A. H. Peters Funeral 19605 Mack unit was sensed by the police r"TIh /,~ W?i ~ unit, the micro-processor trict Ass'n. selected her in Home. TU.2-1340 Bet. 7 & 8 Mi, Rd, Kathy Dietz and Margaret 1961 as one of Detroit's top He died on Wednesday, (jJlJ Jl-:J ILL) ~ would shut the unit down un. 10 businesswomen. She was August 2, at Bon Secours til the vehicle with the de- Rohr of South High Sc~ool attended Grand Valley State president of the board of Hospital. trustlles of Elliott General A retired principal, he was College's student athletic with the Detroit Board of Hospital. d . trainers clinic last week. . E ucahon. .- The clinic deals with the l\'I~ss Hogue was ~ past He is survived by his wife, .. ...,. basics in athletic training as preSident of the DetrOit B~s- .E'I . th d ughters Mrs iness Women's Club, chmr- 1 een, ree a ,. well as the prevention and man of the Detroit Inter. CJar~ Close, Kathleen and - treatment of injuries com. -~ :'::- Club Council of Business and Mon.lca; two sons, Jo~eph and .. mon in high school athletics. Professional Women's Clubs DaVid; and f.our brotn.ers .. The clinic is designed to and chairman of the Cancer Me mar 1a 1 contnbut!ons give students interested in Fund Evaluation Committee ",!ay be made to t~e Little athletic training a more of the Michigan Federation ~lsters of the Poor m South. THENEW ~ IMPORTED knowledgeable background of Business and Professional fleIld . t t H 1 W t of the field. As a result, Women's Clubs. n ermen was a 0 y POLISH . I d 'n Sepulchre Cemetery. they become a valuable asset Sh e was aIso mvo ve I _ I COMPUTER SCORER \ . LAMB to their school and com- the International Institute, HAM munity. SLICED LOIN CHOPS Women's City Club of De- Red Cross Eyes at U.S.D.A. troit, Michigan League for PRIME & CHOICE Crippled Children Inc. and LB. LB. ROSE Fall Sports 'Silent Kille;' BONELESS $2.89 $3~89 OLD FASHIONED BRAND Inter-group Council for Worn. NEW YORK STYLE CANADIAN Begin at NHS en as Public Policy Makers. A new tactic in the battle EAST WARREN LANES LARGE CALIFORNIA Miss Ho~ue is survived by against the "silent killer" lOP STYLE one brother. will be introduced early this 20 LANES ICEBERG Grosse Pointe North's foot- Interment was at Forest fall when Red Cross launch. SIRLOIN ball, cross country and girls Lawn Cemetery. es a high blood pressure de. BACONFULLY COOKED There are now openings for tennis teams began their fall tection, referral and follow. LEltUCE Serve Cold or Healed individuals and teams SIEAK practices this past Monday, up program at its blood • August 14. The girls basket. Many Visitors donor sites throughout south. for fall bowling leagues. $2.79 LB. 37tEAD ball and swimming teams eastern Michigan, according will begin their workouts En;oy Museum to a news release. MORNINGS- AFTERNOONS - EVENINGS MOUNTAIN MICHIGAN this Monday, August 21. Each time a person visits GROWN JUMBO All ninth through twelfth Some 56,000 Detroiters and a Red Cross donor site to grade students interested in tourists visited the Detroit give blood, a blood pressure STOP BY .' BARILEII HONEY ROCK joining any of these teams Institute of Arts during July reading is taken as part of NEAR should contact North High to enjoy the visual and per. the routine pre-screening 17225 E. WARREN CADIEUX PEARS MELONS School between the hours of forming arts. process for donors. Individ. 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. for details. Only the month of July, uals with readings of 200/100 or Call 885-0060 North's new phone number 1970, when Meadowbrook or higher II' i 11 be concen. 4~B. 5~A. is 343-2187. Theater had downtown per. trated on in the program. formances in the auditorium, "We are hopeful that this registered a greater total at. will give medical personnel A NEW WAY TO SAVE ..p------tendance for both galleries access to many people \.vho and performing arts. may not otherwise be reach. HEAT THAT WON'T That July's total of 77,000 ed by other agencies con. was part of 1970's 1,400,000 ducting hypertension screen. LEAVE YOU COLD. visitors, highest year in art ing," explained Mrs. Natalie institute history. Prince, RN, chairperson, Museum director Frederick Nursing and Health Services J. Cummings said that the Committee, Red Cross South. strong attendance showing eastern Michigan Chapter. EARl resulted from the handsome- "The follow.up is planned ly-installed Chinese exhibi. for both people who are cur~ tion, (paintings from the Saekler collection), and pop- rently receiving treatment ular offerings in the per- and those who are not," she forming arts. added. He also said the record Last year, over 255,000 po- crowds might have been in. tential blood donors regis- TOP INTEREST ••• fluenced by "You Gotta Have tered at Red Cross blood col- Art" television spots and a lection sites in southeastern double - header promotion Michigan. which ur~es visitors to "park "About 10 percent of those once, see them both:" the people were deferred from art institute is directly across giving blood for a variety of Automatic flue Damper, saves enough gas that the street from the new Sci. reasons, one of which is high ence Center. blood pressure," she said. it nonnaIly will pay for itself in two to four years. .THREE WAYS She continued by adding The July, 1978, average of 14,000 weekly compares with that the follow-up program elnstalled, simply, in octordance with local heat- 6,000 in 1977, 9,000 in 1976 has been based on the prem- ing codes. e Closes automaticalfy and keeps the and 3,500 in 1975. ise that there is a greater SPECIAL 6-MONTH SAVINGS CERTIFICATES Dr. Cummings believes the probability that a hyperten- heat your furnace produces from escaping up These investments will pay you 114 of 1% MORE than the current discount current attendance momen. sive patient will seek and turn may bring the art insti- continue treatment when the chimney. rate for 6-month Treasury Bills on your deposit of $10,000 or more - tute a 1,000,000 attendance someone other than a family PLUS we'll compound your interest quarterly to produce an even higher year for the first time since member shows concern about . the early 1970s. his/her well-being. effective yield. There's no charge for these certificates, and they are The popular performing The program is scheduled automatically renewable upon maturity if you so desire. Shop and com- i events include Brunch with to go into operation Friday, 1 Bach, the chamber concerts September 1- pare - you'll choose 0 & N. in Kresge Court on Sunday Red Cross Nursing and -~ mornings; Thursday evening Health Service regularly of- PLUMBING&HEATINC Jazz at the Art Institute, fers a free course throughout mid-day puppet shows and the community in which the 15304 Kercheval daily 2 o'clock free movie basic skills of measuring Grosse Poi nte comedy classics. blood pressure are taught to I VA2-9070 GIANT 8 SAVINGS CERTIFICATES laypersons. Uf' AGENCIES The highest interest rate anywhere on insured savings is yours with an 8% The 137 agencies supported SAVINGS CERTIFICATE from 0 & N. Compounded quarterly, this certifi- by the United Foundation Torch Drive provide health, cate will Yield you a whopping 8.24% per year! Yet. all it takes to open this social group and recreational Grosse Pointe News 8% GIANT is $1',000 or more on deposit for eight years. services to 112 cities, town. 2 ships and villages in the De. MAIL SUBSCRIBERS I troit tri.county area. I change of address? To ensure continued delivery of the Grosse $100,000 JUMBO CERTIFICATES JUST Pointe News to your NEW ADDRESS, please These high paying Investments are available with terms from 60 days to 1 attach label from your wrapper and print in year or more. Our Jumbo rates are available at every 0 & N office. Call MOVED? your new address on form below. You can today for a current quote. You'll earn more at 0 & N' mail it or bring it in to the Grosse Pointe 3 What you need right News office. now is' a hel~in~hind... ------~--~- Choose the Detroit & Northern Performance Plan that's right for you. see US first. ATTACH LABEL HERE '. MAIL TO: GROSSE POINTE NEWS, 99 KERCHEVAL AVE. GROSSE POINTE, 48236 ~,---_~IIr~ /If' ~urf' Ifl 1:f'1in tOllf'h Mlchlgan's largest State.Chartered Savings & loan AssociatIon. STREET with "f1ur \\'E'!<-nmf' W ap:on' rf'pr('~('nlali\'f New ~ GROSSE POINTE OFFICE, 19307 Mack Avenue who will hE'lp }f1U I1:N Address ",.. CITY 10knot>. your nl'W com- HOOVER-11 MILE OFFICE, 26681 Hoover Road munily a .. quickly Q!o Jlfl....ihlf'. WARREN-12 MILE OFFICE, 8424 E. Twelve MilA Road Phone 881.5618 STATE ZIP ( f,(tdl( alt, rnonry wlthC1rawn beto'c mall.Hllv (>;Hns the paC)st)()ok ,~1f' le~s 3 monlhs InlNesl per le(Je,~1 regulations 1 I pp •• , pp p P' •• p • • Thursday, August 17, _19~~ ~~_ ~_S_S_E_P_O_I_N_T_E._N_E.-W-S .... . P_49_e_N_in_e_ LOW OVERIIEAD GI BiLl, he Un it e d Foundation More than 62 per cent of Woods-Sbores Tal{e Title Woods Ruth All Stars s only five cents of every the live million veterans of Jar given to the Torch the Vietnam Era who have 've . to meet ~e~r.rOl~nd trained under the G[ Bill Witll Will ~ver Petoskey Capture (J1tio Regioltllls palgn and admll1lstralJon used this valuable entitlement By Bob Waldeck IGreg Fleming, Mike Hall, By Dave Marstiller '1' .. 'lilli-Babcock hit a sacri. ts. I to attend college. Tim Sheridan hit a two. I Mike Lee, John Matouk, John The Woods Babe Ruth All fice fly to score Seagram, run seventh inning home run Mem.o, Bruce Sellars, Tim Stars, who won the Michi~an Don Lubcrto's pinch.hit sin- to spark the Grosse Pointe Sheridan, Tom Spezia, Doug S~ate Championship at Kerby gle drove in Schubert, Craig Woods.Shores Nationals to Stander, Tim Vrieland, Dave Fwld two weeks ago added Stafford walked to reload SHRIMP RIBS the State Little League cham- Waldeck, Steve Walker, Mike the Ohio Valley Regional the bases and Bob Schaefer * * pionship over Petoskey, 3.1. Walkowiak, and Bob Wujek. Crown last week. The Region- followed with a double, scor. hrifty Bucket of Chi('kf~n • As each of the city parks $3,792 wind up their individual $5,319 tennis tournaments, the win. "',SUMMER r:ers and runners' up are set- ting their sights on the ;" .. Grosse Pointe Grand Cham- (Also"Yennis'& B pion play.offs to be held next week at the Grosse Pointe Indoor Tennis Club, 4849 " Canyon road, Detroit. Equipllleni ." ~ Trophies will be awarded ,.. .., by the club to the first and Get our usual Quality, V ~..,4-door.305V.B, Qut.muti.Iroos. . • ' . • I sec,md place teams in all minion,pow•• sleering,pow..- Stll.#W1 categories. brakes, delux. sea' should., 305v.a bu,••' s.. ,s a.t.mali, Boys' 18 and under dou. EQUAL TO ~I.'S,pow!rdoorlo(ks,oir ,~o. pow.. ~I••ring, po~.r bra~"; c1il,on~d.IInledg~ass.bodyS'd',' $4 07 5 rintedgloss.ai. (ond,ti.n,d.lux. bles and girls' 18 and under than any othe mouldIngs,,ear WIndOW d.logg.r, moulding,sport mirror.(on,ol., doubles arc to be played be. r.mate .anlrol r...... w mll.. r, wind,hi.ldanI.""". lull .. heel ginning at 6 p.m., Wednes. bumper,trip, whil.wall 'ir.,. (0"". S'o :\ $ 2, 2 hal.hba,k, .1Il0malil, Sl'PPORT RF.SE,\ROI . ~}~ 4 I 588 bumper rub ,hip. bumper 9"".ds, 'l'nur Torch Drive dollars liMedwhe.1'0"". (.slom io. .~.. ?..t.ror,aulomatICI,.nlmisSlon, I support. r{'search in cancer. '.riOl, .utomali. dome I.mp i leukrm13. arthritis. epilepsy, rear.. ind.w ".Iogg.r,spor' mir. ,..il,he,, Hluxe sleering.."".1, ror. _ " ... ing. po_ b BOOTSH.n.on A•• nll Reg. $198 No".,.1 1e (green on'v) BACKPACKING •• hlbltlon , Reg. $168 How ••• (Flo.FII) MOUNTAI" HOUSE RUlE DRIED FOOD Nordlo. Lit Reg. $140 Now •• S QT , Reg. $140 Now ••• 25% 011 VER HOVEN T.cn'o. Condor Reg. $70 No".,.3. '-"' .,'. Your lolh.r and POLES All 0Iir :;''':''f"III.~~,<''''''x~~~....Dft,\.t~~~}.'~'~,- "Over 6') Y.ars grandfather know us •• rme Reg. $22 No". .1 •••• face,l ...... , Oel,o,", Volume -you .hould too! Horth Am.rlcen Alum ..Reg. $24NO~.1 1•• " O,s,ounl Denier ~..' " 2 8!o(k,Wasl01 O.I,.,t C,tyA ______~ ~_~~~_~-.. ._ _."" __ . lIol. __ ._. ._. _ $ 3 4 a Thursday. August 17, 1978 Page Ten GROSSE POINTE NEWS " "B&H,' like yourstyle!' Only llmg j ,< tar ./ 11mg "tar:' 0 8 mg nicotine av ner cigarette, by FTCmethod, Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health, Thursday, August 17, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven ~~ROS~".:~~POltitEREAlE)r~TE.BOARD ~YING OR SE'-LiNG REAL ESTATE :...MAKE THE 'RIGHT MOVE WITH. A MEMBER W BROKER - VISIT OR CAt.L HIM FOR PROMPT, PROFESSIONAL SERVICE ~ . . .. """"",,*'_'~ Both of these homes offer possession TAPPAN & ASSOCIATES before school starts ,r''':':::'':~i~';~~~~;~~~:H::UNDSUNDAY2-5 Unique newer ~ape C~~turing large paneled fam- II~' rOOm~&tilVhrePlace, beautiful kitchen ~~ with ea ~J:'1bedrooms on second floor, 2'h FIRST OFFERING - OPEN SUN DAY 2 - 5 P.M. - ..... car att garage. Call for further details. 389 KERCHEVAL - This perfect starter home ,,,,,,,,,, .... ~"'...... is a 2 bedroom brick Ranch, with central air, y close to Farms Pier, immediate occupancy, only .~' .. ""C Excellent colonial featuring master bedroom and bath or library on iirst floor. Spacious living $49,900.00. room will accommodate grand piano. Large panel- FIRST OFFERING - 1434 BISHOP - This charming ed family room with fireplace. Large kitchen with English l'h story, 4 bedroom, 2 bath home offers eating area. Second floor has three bedrooms, ideal family living. Lovely, modern kitchen and large bath. 'l\vo.car garage, fenced yard. Assum- breakfast room, 4th bedroom could also be that able mortgage. T.V. or Den. Call for more exacting details and \ii A~i;ri~~ t:~d'uction will al1~w you a rare OPPOr- The owner said "Sell it this week" we said "make the a showing. Only $67,500.00. m tuuity to purchase this "special care colonial" at a price so attractive no intelligent investor could re. George Palms Realtors m big savings. That you can move in immediately after fuse"! He did, and this special 3 bedroom Colonial just got "specialler". There's a den, great Woods lo- 886-4444 ~!!the closing ... that there's extra insulation and cen. !!~tral air to insure vou comfort at a "comfortable" cation, spacious dining room and that delicious $63, National Association of Independent Fee Appraisers TAPPAN & ASSOCIATES iH rate. That there are enough big closets to support 950 price ... if you hurry! m your family and many of their friends. That this Member Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board m "Scott.Built" charmer has four bedtooms, 2;~ baths, A Family Business For Over A Century m family room and first floor laundry. That there cO\lld Member National Home Relocations Service m be a line up on Sunday, better come early! For Executive Transfers E:::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:m::::::::m:::::m:::mm:m:::m:mm:m:mmm::m:m:mm:::m::::::::mm::::::::::::m:~;~ SHOWINGS AT YOUR CONVENIENCE $345,000 LAKE SHORE DRIVE $285,000 THE FARMS Contact Elegant, yet private, with the charm and flair This almost new investment is certain to yield of the Old South's finest residences, Five fire- years of happiness as one of the Shores finest places, six bedrooms, four baths and almost im- Member Broker'Today! homes - and the view 'alone is worth the price! mediate occupancy! $110,000 GRACIOUS NEIGHBORHOOD COLONIAL $179,500 DECORATED TO YOUR WISHES Just decorated and with early fall occupancy. Now under construction, this exciting contem- This five bedroom, 3l/2 bath with den is a fam- porary can reflect your taste in paint, decor, ily's delight, and there's a 75' lot, 167' deep to formic as, kitchen cabinetry and floor coverings. give 'em room to roam, too! And the floor plan is fantastic ... let's discuss it. $78,500 RICHARD ELEMENTARY is convenient, as is the hill shopping. But the big $87,200 EXTRA SHARP RANCH! story is the exceptional kitchen and fantastic ~ti family room this unique 3 bedroom 1'.2 bath Three bedrooms, two baths, family room with fireplace, and central air are only part of the Colonial offers (until sold!) £.1<, 2:-' ~~ .. story: We'd like to tell you more. $38,900 STARTEft RANCH Close to expressway in Roseville, there's are. cently modernized kitchen, screened porch, 3 $58,500 BLlNK, THEN LOOK AGAIN bedrooms and even an above ground pool, too! TWO 'FIRST OFFERINGS We're serious: this very nice three bedroom home even has an 18' family room. If you're serious, OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5 you better take a long look at this charmer. $15,900 HANDYMAN SPECIAL This property needs help now, but once done would be excellent income producer ,for years to come. The owner "wants out" and will accept reasonable land contract terms! 100 Kercheval Grosse Pointe Farms, 'FIRST OFFERING \2 a duplex - Moross Road, two bedrooms, Michigan 48236 $18,900 ... if you hurry! 889-0800 REAL ESTATE MARKETING CONSULTANTS FIRST OFFERING - CLASSIC COLONIAL SCHOOL IS STARTING IN THREE WEEKS Living room with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, Ph You need a three bedroom home under $50,000 baths, modern kitchen, family room, sprink~er by then ... Have your children walk to Mason, system, glass enclosed Florida room with barbe- Parcells, or North and come home to this beauti. :.!0664 GHESQUIERE, GROSSE 'POINTE WOODS - Star of the Sea Parish. Located on a cuI.de-sac. Beauti- que, finished basement with fireplace. Can today fully decorated home with 3 bedrooms, new kit. chen and a nice recreation room. Available Imme. fully decorated. Offering three bedrooms, modern kitchen with built-ins, self cleaning oven, dishwasher for your personal inspection. and refrigerator is included. Dining room, natural fireplace in living room, lavon first floor, full bath diately. with tub and stall shower on second floor. Nursery or possible first floor laundry room, covered porch and ENGLISH TUDOR ROSLYN ROAD patio, tiled basement and 1'h car attached garage. Immediate occupancy. This gracious home offers 4 bedrooms and 3 full Have you been searching for the right 3 bedroom baths on the second floor, modern kitchen, beau- home in Grosse Pointe, well maintained and OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5 tiful natural wood floors, a 3 car garage, and much ready for occupancy at your convenience, then more: call us today and we will tell you more! 1801 ROSLYN, GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Reduced to $45,000. This immaculate three bedroom Ph story won't last. Country styled kitchen, large living room, newly carpeted throughout. Partially finished base- RANCH NEAR THE LAKE 7000 SQUARE FOOT BUILDING. Present owner oc- ment, garage. Near shopping and transportation. Large family room with fireplace, 3 bedrooms, cupant is interested in a sale and lease back 2 full baths, kitchen with built.ins, thermopane arrangement. This opportunity offers a good net 494 SHELBOURNE, GROSSE POINTE FARMS - Reduced in price is this immaculate three bedroom brick return for the serious investor. ranch. Maintenance free, all aluminum trim - two full baths, two car attached garage with automatic windows, new roof, much more. garage door opener. Private entrance, central air and built by Cox and Bakel'. 555 S. BRYS, GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Drastic reduction - owner must relocate. Most wanted location William G. Adlhoch William R. McBrearty and beautiful setting" is just the beginning of this very special home. Double entrance doors open to a Katherine H. Stephenson James P. Fabick marble foyer with semi-circular stairs leading to four lar,ge bedrooms - two full baths - a private ter- M. Lee Hennes John D. Hoben, Jr. race off the country kitchen with built.ins. Family room with beamed ceiling and fireplace. Slate patio Julie Doelle Nanci M. Bolton overlooking rock gardens with running water fountain. Carlene Moore 1281 N. OXFORD, GROSSE POINTE WOODS - We are pleased to offer this exceptional three bedroom, 1''.! bath, center entrance colonial. Features include lan;e living room with natural fireplace, formal dining room, good sized kitchen with eating space, family room with natural fireplace and beamed ceiling, pos- 16845 KERCHEVAL sible first floor laundry. Two car attached garage, and finished basement with wet bar. This is a sleeper - Hurry for ~'our personal inspection. Call 776.8500. in The Village 854 WOODS LA!'\E, GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Occupancy is now immediate and reduced in price. Offering what everyone is looking for. Four bedrooms, 21/2baths. Family room, library with a wet bar. Two car at- 882-5200 tached garage. Central air. Patio with gas grill. Burglar and smoke alarm system and in perfect move.in condition. Still in time for the new school year. 23107 ALGER, ST. CLAlR 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, 2lh car attached garage, patio and first floor laundry :'\EWl.Y I.ISTED ... Fine executive's home on a Specializing in room. picturp,quC' strcC't. This 4 bedroom. 3' i bath 38023 SEA WA Y DRIVE, MT. CLEMENS - Boat owners delight. Dock your boat in your own back yard under Colonial Ila~ b('('n newly decorated and rests on Grosse Pointe Properties covered boat hOll~e with electric hoist. Prestigeons two bedroom. 1'~ bath brick ranch. 1'.~ car attached :I J~rg(' 101 Till' inground pool in the yard offers garage and finished basement are just some of the features offered on this beautiful Lake St. Clair home lci~urC'ly hving at its flO('st. Call for further located on a canal with direct access to the lake. This home ('an't last long at the asking pricc. (kt~iJs Making Dreams Reality ,\:" DII'O~l:'\G n;DOTI.STYLE homc located in thc BELOW BY APPOI NTMENT F~rm~. For entertaining in the grand style, there GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Brand new - Just for you. Spacious four bedroom colonial presently under con. J, a largC' step.down living room and a banquet struction in one of the most desirable areas of the Woods. This fine home features a gracious formal dinin~ "/C'd dining room. The charming library has a room. family room with fireplace, firsl floor laundry, attached garage. and is situated on a large beautiful fir('pl~ce as do 2 of the b('drooms, including the lot. For furthC'r details call 776.8500. m~~tC'r ~\Ilte. GROSSF: POI;'I1TE PARK -- Located near Kercheval is this lovely four bedroom all brick Dutch colonial in ('I STO:\! HI'ILT .:) bedroom ('ontemp()r~ry ~i'. perf('ct condition. Features include formal dining room, kitchen wltb C'ating space, living room with nat. u;,t"d on beautifully landscaped ground.~. Sensa. ural fireplace and 2'" car detached garage. tlon:ll ma~t('f suitC' WIth hbrary, officc. and dr('ss. ln~ room Largl' ,1l'tlviti('s room lIIulti.level hving ST. CLAIR SHOHF:S - Pric(' rcduc('d. Four bedroom brick ranch with two ", 'h~, country kitchen, living room ;,nd ,Illllng ;,rC'~. and dining "L." Prof('~~ionally finished basement with gdS firepJ~('('. !.:.~. kikhen. officI', panC')f'f1 toy room and powder room. A stairway leads from the basem('nt to the n(',\' r \ - • • ass? sssaaa????????? 7?7 7 55 5 7777 • Page Twelve GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, AU9ust 17, J 978 GROSSE POINTE RE:~L ESTArE'.BOARD THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY @ BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE BO~RD ,@ VACANT LOT-Large lot on beautiful tree. lined The firm of street in Grosse Pointe Park. This 80x175 prop. FIRST OFFERING PURDY & TOLES erty is well priced and terms can be arranged. WELCOME WEARY BUYER In the Village just oU Kercheval - ideal location - R.G.,Edgar Want a move-in condition three bedroom, one zoned professional business - Charming remod. Youngblood Reeltq and one haI£ bath colonial with natural fire. eled house with three suites and 90 front feet - place, two car garage, gas forced air heat good off-and-on street parking - lots of depth '-l!Jassociates plus an awning covered terrace? Call now for expansion. 4-car garage. 886.1000 to see this excellent home located at 5614 Buckingham. Exciting opportunity - 3 bedroom Colonial with 11f2 II" KERCHEVAL886-6010 20087 Mack Avenue Grosse Pointe Woods baths and extra large family room - full living room and dining room. Central air conditioning IF YOU HAD THE OPPORTUNITY to - bonus, has attached Doctor's or Dentist's of. is pleased to announce the following live anywhere in Grosse Pointe, wouldn't you fice. Plenty of possibilities here and for only choose to live right on the lake? Doesn't the idea $59,500.00. sound great of having your swimming pool just additions to its sales staff: Grosse Pointe Farms - Exceptional larger Colonial a few steps from your lake front terrace, between with everything - truly a magnificient house - the break wall and the house. The architect took extra large lot with sprinkler system and the advantage of the view south to the Canadian grounds are outstanding - family room and Eugene L. Stys shore by locating all the major rooms facing the library on 1st floor, both with fireplaces - tre- lake. A total of six fireplaces grace the major mendous patio - add 5 family bedrooms and Nancy Berteel Stys social rooms on the main £loor and three of the maid's quarters. You'll love it! Jim Krieger four family bedrooms. The large, family.sized kitchen was designed with the idea that the for. Grosse Pointe vicinity - 2 store fronts with an amaz. mal dining room need seldom be used. A large ing apartment above. Seeing is believing - rent eating area and fireplace are features of this the stores and live above - great bachelor pad TAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCI NG kitchen. Take a look and we're sure you'll be - or rent all three - any combination. Modestly taken away. priced for the o(£ering. MIMIIR Open Sunday 2.5 THE ASSOCIATION OF THREE BEDROOM ranch house in Grosse National Institute of Reol Estale Brokers Pointe Farms in pristine condition. Completely Grosse Pointe Reol Estate Soard 532 St. Clair .•• Walking distance to most Delroit Boord of Reallors fenced yard, two car garage, new carpeting and Notional Association of Reallon everything ("Village" I block, lakefront Park newly renovated basement. Priced at $56,000. 4 blocks, Neighborhood Club Tennis Courts, etc. CARLENE MOORE 2 blocks, Bon Secour Hospital 2 blocks, Express NEW, FOUR BEDROOM Southern colonial PURDY & TOLES bus line I block, Elementary school 3 blocks) in the City of Grosse Pointe with step-aown fam. . . . So whether you're young or retiring, this is ily room and attached garage. Just a block and a a great location for you. This attractive brick haH from the lake and a short walk to Grosse ASSOCIATES, INC . home. is arranged to provide_either the ease of 1 Pointe South and St. Paul. {Ioor living or the roominesss of a 4 bedroom; 2 bath home. Immediate aossession, price only NEW ON THE MARKET is this three bed. REAL ESTATE 556,000. - room ranch house with a full bath and lavatory 889-0500 as a Sales Consultant of the firm on the first £loor. There is an enclosed porch and two car garage with direct access to the kitchen. The well developed basement has an office, play BOHL,\~D A SSOCIA'fES Specializing in Grosse Pointe Properties room, two bedrooms and another full bath. See of this one before it's snapped up by another bar. gain hunter. EARL KEIM 16845 Kercheval 882-5200 REALTY o REALTORS@ Grosse Pointe, Michigan FIRST OFFERINGS 395 Fisher Road 886-3800 Beautiful English Tudor with slate roof, open stair- way, paneled llbrary, living room that opens to large sun room, formal dining room, finished basement, 2 car attached garage. It won't last long. Call for an appointment to see it soon. HIGBIE MAXON lI SERVING GROSSE POINTE FOR OVER 50 YEARS RENTAL Neff Road Grosse pointe City, upper flat, 2 bedrooms, PEMBERTON - Handsome Farm Colonial in the stove ~d refrigerator, heat and water included. WITH3 GROSSE POINTE OFFICES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Park. Custom built by Dave Willison in 1967. 4 ,.~~~ Owner prefers adults only. .,,~ twin size bedrooms with 2 baths. 2 lavs on first floor. Spacious family room with fireplace, book. OPEN SUNDAY 2:30.4:30 cases and concealed bar. Brick patio with awning Those of you with elementary school age children and gas grill. Playroom, games room, den and who are looking for a home with immediate occu- full bath in basement. Central air, 2 car attached pancy for this Fall's semester should stop and garage. see this one walking distance to Kerby school and Farms' pier with 3 bedrooms, library and BLAIRMOOR - Delightful Quad Level. 33 foot fam- large lot. ily room, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and lavs. Attached garage and central air. Lovely carpeting, drapes OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 - 4:30 and decorating. Nice floor plan. Sunken patio. If you have always wanted a large home in Grosse Price reduced. Owner moving out of state. Pointe Park or have just begun to realize this is one of the fastest appreciating communities in FLEETWOOD - Brick Colonial on nicely landscaped the country then why not live in a beautiful home lot with patio. 2 bedrooms. Divided basement. which is also an excellent investment. This home OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5 Garage. $49,500. has a view of the water and only halC the taxes BY APPOI NTMENT of those homes on the water. Stop Sunday and CLOVERLY ROAD 938 AVON COURT YORKSHIRE ROAD - Built in 1954 this centrally visit with a member of the Goodman Pierce team Situated in a unique hillside setting, this 4 bedroom, In a lovely, large (l38xI50) quiet court setting, this ' air conditioned center entrance Colonial offers who can show you this fine investment. 3',2 bath Tri-Levcl has every amenity for family liv- newer brick home offers spacious accomodations in. 4 bedrooms, 21,6 baths, den, family room, ree. ing and entertaining including a newer kitchen, cluding 4 generous bedrooms (master suite with fire- room and breezeway to 2 car garage. Nice car- BY APPOINTMENT Attractive 2 bedroom condominium near Grosse paneled library, central air conditioning and an out- place and private bath), upstairs sitting room, pan- peting and drapes included. standing custom.designed garden. Call 884-0600 for eled library and family room plus screened amI car- Pointe Village shopping and transportation to murc exciting details of this special offering. peted terrace for summer enjoyment. Priced at less NOTTINGHAM - Ideal for young family. 1'h story downtown Detroit. There are very few condo- than you would expect - 881-4200. residence with 2 bedrooms and bath on 1st and miniums in Grosse Pointe and this is one of the 2 bedrooms, bath and sewing room on 2nd. Mod- better ones with a prime location and reduced ern kitchen, 2 car garage. $46,000. price. You should call for an appointment to OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5 see it. BUCKINGHAM - Superb 5 bedroom 3'h bath Eng. 1386 GRAYTON - The ever-popular FOUR bedroom English with den, fireplace, separate dining room and You can't just drive by this one. Like so many ranch's lish on meticulously landscaped 100 foot lot. Den. kitchen breakfast nook. All for just $63,000 and you can be in when school starts. 881.4200. it does not show all its features from the street. Spacious covered terrace. Fireplace in master It's larger than it apPl'ars, very well decorated 963 llA:\IPTON-Newly decorated throughout 2 bedroom brick RANCH with den or third bedroom plus family bedroom. Slate roof, copper gutters and down. with a finished basement. It has a new garage room. updated kitchen with breakfast room and situated on a large lot in a most sought location. Price reduced spouts, lawn sprinkler and 2 car attached garage. and patio with gas grill. The attractive trim and and occupancy is immediate. 884.0600. BALFOUR ROAD - Center hall Colonial. 4 bed. garage are aluminum siding. By all means make 827 LAKEPOINTE-Well kept 4 bedroom COLONIAL with 2 additional bedrooms and bath on 3rd floor. Other rooms, 2''2 baths, library, living room and rec. an appointment with a member of our staff to spacIOus accomodalions include a paneled family room, modem kitchen, entertainment size living room with room hav\) fireplaces. Florida room. Rear yard see this charming home. fireplace, separate dining room and 2.car garage. An unmatched value! 884-0600. has privacy fence, patio and gas grill. Attached BUILDING SITES 102!l WHITTIER _ Spacious 4 bedroom, 2'~ bath Mediterranean style all brick with family room, glassed garage. Grosse Pointe City corner of University and Jeffer- porch. games room with fireplace, lots of carpeting and 3-car garage. Late Summer occupancy in plenty of son, two to choose from, both zoned R l.A. Terms LAKE SHORE ROAD - Near Shores Park. Hand. available. Call for details. Grosse Pointe Shores tlmc for school. 884-0600. some Farm Colonial. Library, family room, gar. near lake. 19946 E. WILLIAMS COURT-Star of Sea parish and a beautiful 3 bedroom brick RANCH on a quiet court in den room, den (or bedroom) and 1'h baths on the Wood~. Quick occupancy and nothing to do but move in. 8814200_ 1st. 5 bedrooms and 3 baths on 2nd. Beautiful DETROIT patio overlooking pool. 3 car attached garage. Balfour Road - Excellent 2 bedroom with expand- BY APPOI NTMENT able 2nd floor. Along with its beautiful condition BEAUTIFUL LAKE FRONT Georgian residence. and good location, it also includes the stove and (;1l0SSF: POl~TF: FARMS-An immaculate 4 bedroom, 2 bath SEM1-RANCH on Cloverly with all new kitchen, Oak paneled library with fireplace. Outstanding refrigerator, attached carpeting and newer hot fJni~tH'd has('mcnt, central air, 2-car garage and almost maintenance free! You won't have to do a thing - just Mutschler kitchen. Pool. 4 family bedrooms, sit. water heater. Being brought to Detroit Code and move in. Quick occupancy available. 881.6300. ting room, 3 baths and maids rooms, 7 fireplaces. ready to move into. Pool. :--;I':,\lt Till': lIl":--;T CLl1B - Imposing brick COLONIAL tucked away in secluded setting. 5 bedrooms. 21h 192.194 Alter - 2 family flat opposite Canal, last balli,. panpll' Formerly John S. Goodman Inc. GPOSSI: POlt'-JTE FARMS GROSSE POINTE PARK GROSSE PO INTE WOODS 83 Kercheval 93 Kercheval "On the Hill" 82 K<:rc.hcvo1 884-0600 16610 Mack 881-4200 19790 Mack 881-6300 886-3400 886.3060 886-3060 Members of Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board I III Thursday I August 17, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirteen GROSSE POINTE RE:t\L ESTAfE BOARD Wild, Tame Animals Lure Summer llisitors THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY Barnyards featuring farm mals ranging from great apes The Kalamazoo N a t u r e ton and Valley streets in animals and deer that can to penguins. A new aviary, Center, 7000 North West. @ BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE BOARD Q Grand Rapids, includes 500 -= be petted and fed, fierce tim. the size of a football field, nedge avenue, features a specimens of mammals, rep- , ber wolves and bobcats that features a ,free.flight area, variety of farm animals and tiles and birds, plus a large can be viewed up close and with more than 100 species is open from 9 a.m. to 5 fresh.water aquarium, Ad. giant dinosaur reproductions .' of birds. p.m, Monday through Fri. venture Land is a newly GROSSE POiNTE, lEAt:f3TATI~: WM. J. CHAMPION & CO . are just part of the lure of The Detroit Zoo has the day, There are nature trails, opened animal petting area. Michigan's ani m a I attrac. wooded are a s and other The zoo is open daily from BY APPOINTMENT largest collection of polar tions, according to Automo. bears in captivity and one wildlife, 10 a,m. to 7 p.m. BOARD MEMBERs bile Club of Michigan, FIRST OFFERING of the largest and most at. The Kellogg Bird Sanctu. Deer Park Funland, US.31 The Dinosaur Gardens and A FIVE BEDROOM HOUSE that has all the space tractive penguinariums any. ary near Augusta has swans, at Russell road north of Borland & Associates, Purdy &/ Toles at not too high a price. This well maintained Prehistoric Zoo near Alpena where. ' ducks, geese, turkeys and Muskegon, com bin e s ani. contains no living creatures. Redltors ENGLISH has a gracious living room, big sun. Detroit's Children Zoo on peacocks that can be ob- mals to see and pet with It is filled with life.size reo Wm. W. Queen. room, LIBRARY, formal dining room, large Belle Isle draws thousands served up close as they wan. amusement and train rides productions of prehistoric Wm. J. Champion kitchen with eating space and built ins. There of youngsters each summer der freely. Environmental and a picnic area. Animals & Co. Schweitzer is a new furnace, patio overlooking the beauti. dinosaurs and birds which to view, feed and pet a vari. displays may be seen at the on display include monkeys, ful yard - many extras. This is a house priced inhabited the earth during ety of small farm animals. ' multi-purpose reception cen. sheep and deer, Dana her, Boer I . Real Estate; ,~c.. in the $100,000 range that has immediate occu. that period. There are more The Stage Coach Stop, a ter, where guided tours can I Scul~ &" , pancy. MUST BE SEEN to be appreciated. Call than two dozen huge, lifelike theme park on US.12 in the be arranged. Deer A c res, two miles Wi son and Stroh, Inc. us today! creatures displayed in a Irish Hills, includes a barn. south of Pinconning on M. ' Hen rie~,Inc. heavily forested tract. Lansing's Potter Park Zoo, R G d yard with horses, donkeys, 13, features a wide variety • . E gar &. PICTURESQUE SETTING The exhibits took 38 years 1301 South Pennsylvania ave. of domestic and exotic ani. goats and pigs. A train ride nue, displays some 150 vari. -Assodates' Shorewood Complete privacy and gracious living with the to construct and assemble, mals displayed in storybook is available and regularly eties of mammals and more ~ E.'R. 8rown luxury of a swimming pool add to the quiet at. The huge brontosaurus, 80 scheduled, w h i I e old.time fashion. The entrance reo d mosphere and feeling of seclusion offered by this feet long and nearly as high, than 200 bird species. The sembles a castle, Goo man Pierce Inc. Realty, Inc. western shootouts are fea- zoo has monkey and bird special FIRST OFFERING. Lovely Farm Colonial took two and a half years to tured on Main Street. with living room, formal dining room, family complete, The gardens are houses. It is open daily from Saginaw Children's Zoo, Higbie Moxon Strongman The Kensington Children's 10 a.m. to 8 p,m. part of the city's Rust Park room with fireplace, garden room, kitchen with open daily from 8 a.m. to 7 Farm, adjacent to Kensing. , Johnstone & & As$O(. . eating space, powder room, first floor laundry p.m. ton lIfetropark near Milford, Mott Children's Farm, ad. complex. has more than 250 room as well as first floor bedroom and bath, animals. In addition to farm The Detroit Zoological covers 100 acres bordering jacent to Crossroads Village animals, there are skunks, Johnstone, Inc. ' ~,[~;TQPPQrt.," Dramatic open staircase to master bedroom with . ~~ ~, , " . Park in Royal Oak is well. the Huron River, The barn. and the Huckleberry Rail. private bath, two additional bedrooms with con. known for its bar.free atmo. road near Flint, has domes. ferrets, raccoons and rab- McBrearty & Adlh~~?)~S$~ '-- m... . . an a • sss a .a aa aa a osa ca o a a o Page Fourteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 17, 1978 '"", '-, Grosse Pointe News Woods All Stars Take Regionals Letters to PubliJhed Weekly By Robert B. Edgar D/B/A Anteebo Publisher' The Editor OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT 99 KERCHEV AL AVE. To the Editor: I wish to thank all of those Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan 48236 in District One of Wayne Second Class Postage Paid al Delroit, Michigan • By Pat Rousseau County who gave me their ClaJfi{ied AdvertiJing & SubscriptiOn! 882.6900 support before and during Soap Special . . . Madame DiJplay Ildvertising, 882.3500 • Editorial 882.0294 the primary election. Rochas or Femme, a $21 value As in all elections, voters for $10.You get six cakes plus one and candidates alike learn and profit from exposure to travel case for the soap at Trail each other. My own experi. Apothecary, 121 Kercheval. ~~ ("lie'" ence was rewarding, to say the least! Meeting so many Soft Suede . . . •natural brown pigskin FULLY PAID CIRCULATION in the community who were suede skirts and jackets with the wider Member Mich. Press Association and Nalional Editorial Assoc .., eager to participate in the shoulder ami narrow cut of fall fashion are campaign and/or share their at the Greenhouse. There is also a handsome ROBERT B. EDGAR EDITOR and PUBLISHER views with me was truly coat in this group. If YOU like leather, you'll WILLIAM ADAMO. . ADVERTISING MANAGER gratifying. JOANNE BURCAR . CLASSIFIED MANAGER To the voter in the Farms love the new brown leather pantsuit at 117 CREDIT MANAGER' who wrote-in my name for Kercheval, 881.6833. JANET MUELLER. FEATURE, SOCIETY EDITOR Governor-God bless! Please -- - . ANN .W ALlACE . SOCIETY retain your confidence in me. " Check.The Sale . , . once ROGER A WAHA. . . NEWS EDITOR I plan to remain very much JAMES J. N}AIM ... NEWS The Woods Babe Ruth All Stars SCHUBERT, MATT COSTELLO, -- .' again at the League Shop, 98 a part of the political scene. '7P-.lJJ4 \:J Kercheval. You'H find that Dansk S!TSAN McDON ....LD FDlTCATlON, NEWS are headed br the World Series in MIKE SEAGRAM, JOHN CLEM, Sincerely DAVID KRAMER ',f1!.,1Ji. "1)' china is NOW 1h Off. Other se- NEWS. SPORTS Newark, Ohio, after taking the Ohio DON LUBERTO and JEFF KUSCH, Barbal'jl B. Gattorn MARY LORIMER. ADVERTISIN"c~ ~ !lvt. . lected i~ems lh to Ih off. PAT ROUSSEAU ...... ADVERTISING' Valley Regionals last week in Owens- third row, (left. to right), KARL CHARLES DICKSON. . ADV ERTISING' boro, Ky. Members of the team, KURTZ. BILL BABCOCK, DAVE PHYLLIS NEAL .. ADVERTISING which has been the most successful MONARK, JEFF STANDER, DAVE Black/lies Are Linea G. Of Italy •Knits ... are now at }O MULHERIN. CLASSIFIED SUPERVISOR Babe Ruth team in Pointe history, BABCOCK and coach RON KEF- Maria Dinon, 11 KerchevaL You can see some DOROTHY SCHIMANSKY .. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING include: front row, (left to right), GEN, back row, (left to right), Summer Pests of them in the window. Featured is a good TAMMY POLK .... '. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BOB SCHAEFER CRAIG STAF- DAVE MARSTILLER, coach and looking coat along with elegant and unusual ANNE MULHERIN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING There is nothing Uke. be- knit dresses. More inside. .JANET WHEATLEY. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING FORD, SCOTT YOUNG, BRUCE manager GENE CLEM. Not pictured STEWART and PETE MOGK, sec- is coach Scott Burns. ing in the woods this time DAWN HOWARD. CLAS~II'IED ADVERTlSIN~ of year, but unfortunately, Don't'Miss . . . the• Summer FRAN BACHA ...... CIRCULATION MANAGER ond row, (left to right), ERIC the blackfly, which can just Sale at W. M. Burns Ltd .... It's aboul drive man and beast 20% off all special order uphol- nuts, can spoil the fun, ac- stery ... 15% off tables, cabinets Woods-Shores Are State Champions cording to a Michigan State Know Your Schools University press release. and bookcases on display or spe- May is the prime time for cial order ... 10% off everything By Dr. William Coats, " the emergence of this small. else in the store . . . August 15- Superintendent of Schools black and grey fly, some- September 15 at 70 Kercheval. times called a buffalo gnat. Last week's column was de. prove their vocabulary, com- The black fly has a stout, See The Selection•. . . of stunning, im- voted to the elementary and prehension and rate. humpbacked body, b r 0 a d ported contemporary brass lamps new at middle school summer pro. Eileen Hayes taught an wings nnd short legs. William DenIer and Company, 77 Kercheval. gram. This week I am writ. advanced drawing and paint. Black rues feed on the ing about the high school ing class for students with a blood of wild and domesUc and adult summer programs. portfolio in progress. Most animals, including birds. In La Strega• Boutique. , .. is Under the direction of Don. of the work done by the some parts of Mlcb.lgan they featuring corduroy for fall. Choose aId Messing, five weeks of class consisted of painting are vicious human pesta. wide or fine rib corduroy skirts, classes for 232 high school and sketching outdoor sub. There is litUe precise in. pants and jackets, They come in and adult students were con. jects on field trips to Green. fo:rmaUon concerning their earth tones. Lots of sweaters and ducted at South High School. field Village, the Detroit Zoo, flight range but most species shirts go with them at 63 Ker- While most of those enroll. Saint Paul's Church and cern. in Michigan can fly several cheval in the lobby of the Colon- ing in the classes were pub. etary, the Grosse Pointe War miles from their breeding ial Federal Building, 884-8663. lic school students, there Memorial and the Grosse sites in streams and rivers. ( . were also participants from Pointe Hunt Club. While they bite only dur- . every parochial and private Students also visited a ing daylight, they have the The Sale Continues ... at ~.161,,,, .. .;"; school in the community. Mount Clemens farming area devious ability to crawl in Seasons of Paper . . . 50% OFF I :F oiI",. i hair, nostrils and ears or party paper goods and candles at I . \.....;}- .: The most popular offering in order to sketch barns and crawl through openings in of this year's program was inlets in St. Clair Shores 115 Kercheval, 881-2053. ~. ~1' I clothing to feed. ' '. ~ the typing workshop. Two where they were able to do ''The bite is irritaUng and . Sweater Special ... at PersonallY Yours, class sections were taught by drawings and painting of produces a wheal, (fiat, Jane Leonard, using a video boats. burning area on the skin), cowl necks, wool and acrylic blend sweaters tape technique she and an- The Summer School also which may cause severe by Pour-L in great colors, regularly $16 are other teacher developed dur- offered opportunities for ad. The Woods-Shores Nationals be- SPEZIA, TIM VRIELAND, DAVE swelling," says Richard Mer. now specially priced $10 at 84 Kercheval. ing the school year. vancement. As a result of came state Little League Champs on WALDECK and JOHN MATOUK, ritt, Michigan State Univ~ An advanced class was de. taking Mathematics A, stu. Saturday, August .12, with a 3-1 vic- third row, (left to right), BOB WU- ity entomologist. "If an in- signed to assist students in dents who mastered necessary dividual is particularly sen. tory over Petoskey in a game played JEK, coach BUD ENGEL, BRUCE her eggs can mature. behaviol' has prompted reo preparation for office prac- skills and concepts were able sitive, the reacUon may lead I tice or secretarial training to qualify for the school year at Harper Woods. The champs in- SELLARS, MIKE HALL, manager to medical care or hospitall. Most blackfly larvae devel. search of an insecticide that , courses, while beginning stu. accelerated math program. clude: front row, (left to right), BILL RINI, STEVE WALKER, uUon," he adds. oping in rivers and streams would kill blackflies in the dents learned personal use of In addition, several credit DOUG STANDER, MIKE WAL- coach BILL LINDEMAN and JOHN About the. best protection are filter feeders meaning larval stage. the typewriter. courses were available for is using insect repellents they possess fan.like projee- But the major drawback is KOWIAK, MIKE LEE, MARK ElL- MENZO. Not pictured is Tim Sheri- tiona around the mouth that that the current may carry 1 A combination art work- review, including Introduc- KOVIC and GREG FLEMING, sec- dan. containing diethyltoluamide, (DEET), and tight.fitting catch drifUng particles, Mer- poison downstream and kill shop and photography class tory High School English ond row, (left to right), TOM rit says this filter.feeding. other fish. was conducted under the di- taught by John Shanle and clothing. Merritt, the Michi. redion of Barbara Gruen. two classes of Math IB taught gan representaUve of the waldo Individualized instruc- by Carl Justice and Harvey Wh G 0 A Y L-b North East Regional Black. tion aIIowed for experiences Richardson. Due to success- at oes n t 0ur I ra ry fly Biology and Control Proj. in drawing, painting, graphic fully colmpletin g these dclasts- By William Peters, Director ' ect, says currently available art, crafts and basic funda- es, near y one dozen stu en s pesticides are virtually inef. mentals of still life photog- accumulated enough credits In 1923 a reference service ed by a physician. interesting reading as civil fective. raphy. to meet graduation require- for newspaper editors called One of the major surprises rights, Surgeon General's Re- Not all species of black- ments. EDITORIAL RES EAR C H of the 1976 election cam- ports, advertising industry, flies bite, Merritt says, and Two English classes taught Although June 28 marked R E P 0 R T S was founded. paign was the prominence of medical profession and the only female blackflies suck by Robert Reimer were a the conclusion of this phase Today its clients include the abortion issue. tobacco industry all play a blood. A blackfly may re- ~ writing workshop and speed of the Summer School Pro- most of the nation's principal Ms. Stencel quotes a num- role. Smoking appears to be quire a blood meal before by John lundbera reading. The writing work- gram, Mini.Courses in the Ba. newspapers, the major broad- ber of sources that strongly a legitimate national health shop is a graduation require- sic Skills will be available for casting networks and about oppose legalized abortion. To issue. Sake is the national wine of Japan. It is made 01 ment which must be passed all grade levels and adults at 3,400 college, public and high many the issue is not a poli- "Obesity and Health" by rice and is usually characterized as light. But, as with by all 10th grade students, Brownell Middle School on school libraries. Congress ion- tical but a moml one. William Thomas treats a other types of wines, the taste of Sake varies from and those completing it in August 22 to 24. al Quarterly, Inc., has pub. Sandra Stencel also au- problem that, like smoking manufacturer to manufacturer. Each Sake producer Sum'.1ler School satisfied that Those interested in enroll. lished ED I TOR I A L RE- thored the third report in the is for the most part a self. in Japan has a formula, often passed down through reqUIrement. ing in the mini.courses may SEARCH REPORTS since book, /'Genetic Research." induced health problem. generations of making sake, which each claims to be Speed reading was offered I call 343.2120 for additional 1956. She writes about three areas Thomas sketches the extent the best. The difference in taste comes from Ihe dif- for those who wished to im- information. A series of 10 reports that of concern: Controversy Over and causes of obesity in ference in rice strains, water sources, and fermenla------.-- have attracted wide public Gene-Splicing, Rise of Con- America. A sizable part of tion methods. The results are some Sakes on the sweet (t11 flollr It attention dealt with national cern Among Scientists and the U.S. population is over- side, and others are very dry. Try different ones until Cluh~s Softhall Winners Named health issues. These reports Emergence of Citizen Over- weight to the extent that it OuMauclllllll'l ,,'ou discover your fa,'orite. have been compiled and sight. shortens their lives. A part F.ftdQ and Slturday The GP Studs became More were Pete Spencer, issued as a book, EDITORI- Like atomic energy, recom. of the report deals with the Augult 18th and 18th From Japanese saki to Italian chianti to "'rench Neighborhood Club champs Gordy Erley, Tom Geist, Mar- AL RESEARCH REPORTS bin ant DNA-3 gene.splicing problem of gaining society's and chablis, PARKfE'S PART\' SHOPPE, 17255 Mack, for the second year in a row ty Puscas, John Wade, Terry ON NATIONAL HEALTH technique which enables sci- understanding as there is a ll:r1day and Slturday corner of Sa. Clair, 885-0626 has a full selection of IS SUE S, (Congressional entists to combine the genet- built-in prejudice against fat by beating the R.A.M.'s, 9-6 Fleming, Jim Hicks, Rich AUlot 25th and 26th fine wines and liquors including all your favorites. Parks, Greg Doyal and Dan Quarterly, Inc., 1977). The ic material DNA, (deoxyri- people. on Sunday, August 6. Come in and browse around; we are always happy to lIennesy. editor is Hoyt Gimlin. bonucleic acid), of different Other National Health Is. CIIlta Calliam • Arlllliru John Hartmann, Chip Owen Suzanne de Lesseps wrote species and create new or sues covered in the book are: CIlIJ$ • T" • lutlW .... answer all your questions about wine and to guide and Jack Shea each had two ...... CIlMlI • 1.11. you in the selection of the best wine to suit your taste DiLAURA IS V.p the first report entitled, drastically altered forms of Changing U.S. Drug Policy, I*+P • Fra-. • PrIIlI hits for the winning team, and budget. Hours: 10-10 Mon.-Thurs.. 10-1 I Fri. Woods resident Kenneth "Controlling Health Costs." life-has the potential for M a I p r act ice Insurance with Shea smashing a home PLAIN PRICESI & Sat. A. DiLaura has been named It was written in January, great benefits and grave Crunch. Strategies for Con. No Goode priced run. vice-president of Michigan 1977 before President Carter perils. trolling Cancer and Heart 0'IIr $1110 addressed Congress and gave Some scientists fear that Research. HELPFUL HI.VT: Each member of the Studs National Bank of Detroit. A Doors open at 10 some specifics of his program continuing DNA research Extensive notes and bibli- Lm. Sake does not store well. The newer the sake the received a plaque for his ef- member of the Economic beller. forts. Team members in- Club of Detroit, Mr. DiLaura to contain ever rising costs, could create dangerous life ographies make this book an DuMOUCHELLE cluded: Mike Buck, Tom received his BBA degree but there is an in.depth reo fonns, which. if they escaped ideal place to start if one ART GALLERIES CO. view of the American Medi. from the laboratory. might wishes to obtain up.to.date Nihem, John H art man n, from University of Notre (09 E. J.ff1rson • D.troIt cal Association House of unleash uncontrollable dis. information about the state player.coach Jack Shea, Chip Dame "nd his MBA degree Acral. from Rennaissanu Owen, Rich Fetters and Steve from Wayne State Univer. Delegates' position on health eases or alter the course of of our nation's health care care insurance as well as evolution. program. A FAMILIAR SITE ••• Olson. sity. Senator Edward Kennedy's Other scientists discount and Representative James C. the risks and claim that the Corman's Health Security Act results of research could which was originally intro- revolutionize agriculture. duced in the 94th Congress. greatly simplify control of Ms. de Lesseps presents pollution and lead to medical charts and graphs to illus. cures for diseases like can. trate that the cost of de. ccr. Human cloning may be ''-' livering medical care leads thc next step although most . ~y John E,Itrink the inflation parade. scientbts now opposc it. You don't stop to think about buying or selling a home Sandra Stencel's report A national health issue that too oflen so It's natural not to thonk about some of the things "Abortion Politics" written is receiving an increasing that are so terribly important. The expellence of your Realtor is in October, 1976 deals with amount of attention is de. allen tImes the determIning factor on whether or not a sale I abortion. scribed by Helen B. Shaffer goes through. ' Abortion entercd the realm in her short research paper, of politics back in 1959 whcn "Job Health and Safety." Some examples: Cont,ngenCies that in a way allow you to hedge on your offer yet make it poSSible to proceed with the Thousands ot area residents have been pfagued this' 'a provision of the Model Toxic substances are re. past winter by rising utility costs, root ice damming, Penal Code proposed by the ferred to as a hidden menace offer In a calculated risk way for the seller. Some 01 these con- ceiling cave Ins, sagging eaves Bnd moisture laden Amcrican Law Institute al. which may strikc robust tingenCIes ore that the purchaser must forst sell hiS home or the scaling peint, seller occepts prOViding he can find another home. Other con- lowed a licensed physician to workers in their primr ycars. We can halp you fortify your homas' defenses against tingencies ore that the husbond wonts hiS wife to see the house legally terminate a preg. Busincss intcrests and gOY' the unrelenting forces of Mother Nature next year nancy undcr certain preset ernment regulations often f..,I, or the sale " contingent upon on Independent inspector while minimizing exterior painting maintenance and Come live In the 1L story love stor; conditions. connict in this area, accord. ar>r'ro",ng Ihe roof, bosement or the like. reducing utility costs. Seconds from 1.94, Metropolitan Beach Thc thalidomide tragedy ing to tile author. The timing of conlongencles must be realistiC ond the ae. Our preventative maintenance services, include re- and great shopping. of 1962 triggrred a serious Organizcd labor, industry, ceptlng of them often depends upon the experIence of your rooting. rainwate & Insulated aluminum siding Bnd trim., The 1 & L bedroom apartments feature all the mov£'mrnt for abortion reo consumrr interest advocates. Realtor Should you accept an offer contIngent upon the pur. For those who cannot afford to have maintenance form. In 1973 th£' U.S. Suo private citizens and the gov. lux ury, convenien ce and comfort and security cho,er forst seiling hiS home. There are ways it can be done work done twice, please call 882-3' 00. yau can imagine ... from $250 Including heat. prcmc Court in two s<,parate ernm<,nt all have their own sofely wllhout leopardiling the sale of the house should another cases. RoC' v. Wade and Doc list of recommC'ndations for offer come along. .dining 01Ift v. Bolton, declared that duro reform and thry often do ",~,Ml£NANCE & ALTE1fA710 882-3100 METRO TOWER ing a woman's first threr not conform with each oth<,r. The people at Grosse POinte Real Estale Co. B82.0087 are 26450 Crocker Blvd. months of pregnancy the The baltIc bctwrcn smokcrs famil,ar Ihoroughly wllh literally hundreds of canllngencles along .&. CONTRACTORS ~ • ROOFING. SIDING Corner 1.94 & Metro Parkway ~ stat£' could not placc any and non.smokers is on and With their drowba,ks. Why not call now and talk With one of WI •.• THE HOUSE DOCTORS -ENCLOSURES Overlooking lake St. Clair t::J rcstrictions on her decision will probably get hotler. Grosse POinte Real Estole Co's assoc .. Mrb - • • s ------~ -. --- -~ - ---~ Thursday, August 17, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen liNe to Make 'French Connection' 1St. Laurent Stars At Autumn Event Fall Couture Collection to Be Shown at Jacobson's As Benefit for Operation L1NC; Candlelight Dinner to Follow Operation LINC - Linking Individuals with ~ Needs in the Community-is bustling with activity ,~ these days, joining forces with Jacobson's in-the- "I Village to present the entire Yves St. Laurent fall cou ture collection. \ WOMEN'S PAGES The showing, complete Coordinating the event for with original music from the store ~re C~rolyn Barn. the Paris showing will hart, f~shlOn director, and ! f Judy Simonds. b e t h e star attractiOn a Operation LINC launched ":rhe" French . Connee- in 1971 as a pilot 'project of From Another Pointe Short and to tlOn: a benefit event the Junior League of Detroit, )f": ;f Saturday, September 9, became an independent com- The Pointe -" ':?'. at Jacobson's. munity agency this July. of Vie,v , f:, ,,' . }" There'll be hors d'oeuvres Its purpose is to find hu. and cocktails preceding the man and material resources B.V Janet Mueller Named to the Dean's List fj Fi ,/l.,:;;.,. fashion show, an elegant, to meet specific community for the spring semester at h ~:, ,I U.. J. ; candlelight dinner following needs, such as recreation H ;;?, i. .;, J".i ' Summer is agoing out ... but that's not all Albion Collcge were SUSAN '~ :;, ;, 1" ~'l": . it. programs, drug prevention bad, for ~here are those, (myself among them), H. KIRSCH, daughter of (I J n ~,.ti i' , Mireille (Mrs. Warren) and treatment and day care MR. and MRS. J ERR Y I who conSIder autumn Grosse Pointe's loveliest Grosse Pointe's fall season begins PHILLIP HALL, (front, left and Wilkinson, of Woo d I and centers, all of which have KIRSCH, of Beacon Hill, place, is coordinating a dis. few alternative means of season. Saturday. September 9, when Op- right) , are co-chairing the event. JOHN R. LEVERENZ, son play of French antiques funding. And, after a stretch of lazy, unscheduled days, Behind and between them is of MR. and MRS. JOHN eration LINC and Jacobson's join MS. from the DuMouchelle Art LINC's resources include it's good to begin looking forward to things begin- LEVERENZ, of Bishop road, forces to present The French Con- CAROLYN BARNHART, fashion co- Galleries and Danielle, Inc., business and civic groups and ning to happen. CATHERINE E. MARTIN, nection: an evening of fashions, ordinator and manager of the Yves guaranteed to make those in volunteer organizations. Last Just think: Grosse Pointe's Annual Fall Art daughter of the ROBERT A. (Yves S1. Laurent's fall couture St. Laurent boutique at Jacobson's attendance feel it's the Rue year, LINC was able to serve Festival is less than a month away! MARTINS, of L 0 c h moo r collection), French antiques, hors in-the-Village, with a "silent friend" de la Paix just outside Ja. 131 organizations in the boulevard, and DAVID K. * >I< * d'oeuvres, cocktails, dinner and danc- -look closely: the lady standing left cobson's door, not Kercheval Wayne County area. I admit to being an art festival addict. Specific- MILLER, son of the RICH- avenue. Mrs. G. Howard Witlett, of ARD K. MILLERS, of Wash- ing. MRS. DA VlD OLSON and MRS. is a mannequin. ally, to being a Grosse Pointe Fall Art Festival Matina (Mrs. Phillip) Hall, Loch~oor b~utevard, pres i- ington road. More were WIrr of Heather lane, and Nancy d.ent, IS headmg LINC in its addict. gram where requirements for LIAM V. HARRITY, son of III, of Lothrop road, to the E. BOHLINGER, JAMES D. (Mrs. David) Olson, of Bish- first year of independence. It's handy-given a good day, I can walk down the Doctor of Medicine de- DR. and MRS. WILLIAM A. M~ckinac Bridge Authority WALKOWIAK and THO- op road, are co-chairing the Mrs. ~rederick Metry, of De. to the Grosse Pointe War Memorial's grounds and HARRITY, 0 f Vendome for a term effective July 1, MAS D. STEEN, juniors, and gree can be completed in six event. vonshlre road, and Mrs. Tho- years instead of eight. wander around, booth to booth, paintings to photo- road, CAROL A. HOEFLER, expiring June 30, 1984. Mr. CYNTHIA M. LAKIN, a Clarence Washer of Ja- mas E. VanPelt, of Belle graphs to pots. daughter of MR. and MRS. Fisher has served on the au. sophomore. • • • coboon's, Grosse P~inte, is Meade, are serving as co.di- If I get hungry, l can get something to eat. NORMAN P. HOEFLER, of thority since 1967, and has • .- • Included among graduates honorary chairman. rectors of operations. Grosse Pointe North High receiving Bachelor of Arts There are art demonstrations to watch. There's a Ghesquiere court, ANNE E. served as its chairman. LEPLEY, daughter of DR. School 1978 graduate TIM. degrees from Albion College carillon concert from neighboring Grosse Pointe • • • CATHERINE E. MARTIN, JERRY KIRSCH, of Beacon and MRS. FREDERICK LEP- Grosse Poin'e University OTHY KUZEL, son of MR. during spring commence- Memorial Church to listen to. LEY, of Blairmoor court, and MRS. WILLIAM KU- .ment exercises were JANE daughter of the ROBERT A. Hill, JOHN R. LEVERENZ, S c h 0 0 1 a 1u m nus DR. I see lots of people I know. and lots of people MARTINS, 0 f Lochmoor son of MR. and MRS. JOHN JAMES D. MANNING, son GEORGE E. LOTT, JR., son ZEL, of Fairford road, has LIGHTFOOT, daughter of boulevard, and JAMES V. LEVERENZ, of Bishop road, I don't kqow, and lots of artists whose work I've of the JOSEPH MANNINGS, of MR. and MRS. GEORGE been awarded a Phi Beta MRS. CHARLES W. LIGHT. STUART, son of MRS. D. V. and M A U R E E N BEGGS !ieen before, (and looked forward to seeing again), of Lancaster road, GEORGE LOTT, of Washington road, Kappa certificate and a Uni- FOOT, of Hampton road, STUART, of Doyle court. MIGRDITCHIAN, daughter ~nd~lot~ that are new, (to me, at least), and VERY G. MANTHO, son of MRS. director of Learning Re- versity of Michigan Regent's TIMOTHY J.' BROOKS, son More were DAVID K. MIL- of MR. and MRS. CLIFFORD mtngumg •.. MARY LOUISE MANTHO, sources at Northern Michi- Scholarship. He has been ac- of MR. and MRS. H. ED- LER, son of the RICHARD BEGGS, of Fleetwood drive, As good da~'s go, it's one of the best of the of Edgemont Park, and gan University, has been cepted into the Integrated WARD BROOKS, of Aline K. MILLERS, of Washington who was graduated magna KURT E. TECH, son of MR. ~lected president of the Pub- Premedical-Medical program, drive, WILLIAM L. KREIG, year. Also: there's no admission charge. road, SUSAN H. KIRSCH, cum laude. and MRS. KURT O. TECH, lic Broadcasters' Organiza- (lnterftex), a highly selec. son of the WI L L I A M * * * of Sunningdale drive. tive, accelerated medical pro- KREIGS, of Lakeland avenue, daughter of MR. and MRS. (Continued on Page 21) The 19th Annual Fall Art Festival, co-spo.n- tion of Michigan for one year. sored by the Grosse Pointe Artists Association and • • • MR. and MRS. THOMAS • • • (Continued on Page 18) COYLE, of McKinley avenue, Pointer ROBERT M. BI. announce the birth of their RACH was among 83 gradu- third child, a daughter, ERIN ates of Thomas M. Cooley TAYLOR, July 7. Mrs. Coyle Law School, Lansing, receiv- is the former JOAN TA Y- ing Juris Doctor degrees dur- LOR, daughter of the JAMES ing spring commencement TAYLORS, of North Oxford exercises. road. Paternal grandparents • • • are DR. and MRS. JAMES Among 300 persons induct. COYLE, of Beacon Hill. At ed into Sigma Iota Epsilon home are TOMMY, four, and scholastic Business Admin. SHA WN, three. istration and Management * • • honorary this spring at Cen. Governor WILLIAM G. tral Michigan University MILLIKEN has reappointed, were Pointers ALBERT R. subject to Senate confinna. MOMEYER and DENISE J. These Are Magazines. tion, CHARLES T. FISHER, SELEHOWSKI, seniors, KIM Many give beauty tips and many of these magazines VIIi II show you how to solve your beauty problems and make the most of your own natural Beauty. Cottage Hosts A Cold Lunch Ma:'lYmagazines do make-overs and everyone loves to see make-overs - (Please turn to page 18) At "The Lunch Hour Slide three months in the Antarc- Bart Edmond Hair, Skin Make-up Salon We Show" at Cottage Hospital, tic: October, 1977, to January held twice monthly and pre- of this year. can do the same for you Call Now. viously available only to hos. Their expedition, which un. pital staff, goes public this covered a rich lode of fossils month with a showing of and fragments dating back BART EDMOND fascinating slides of a science 225 million years, was funded IIAIR. SKIN AND \UH-LP SALO~ expedition to Antarctica. by the National Science SHORES SHOPPING CENTER - 13 Mile Two showings will be avail. Foundation. 31065 HARPER AVENUE - 296-3660 able Wednesday, August 23: The public is invited to call at 11:35 and 12:05 o'clock in Margaret Hutchings, Volun- EVENtNG HOURS Cottage's lower level confer. teer Services director of the ence room. There is no hospital, at 884-8600, Exten. charge. sion 2455, for advance reser. Wayne State University vations. teacher and doctoral candi- Sandwiches and coffee will date William R. Hammer is be available at nominal cost, * * Storewide * * guest host for this program or 'a bag lunch may be on the ice fields and moun. brought. tain ranges he encountered Lunch hour slide shows during a search for verte- began this year as a way to brate fossils in the McMurdo bring interesting and infor. SUMMER Bay area, 300 miles north of mative divel'sion to the lunch the South Pole. hour for Cottage Hospital Hammer and his associates staff members. in the fields of Paleontology O"'.'r the Dast months, em- and Geology from Wayne and ployes and volunteers have SALE Ohio State Universities were bcen treated to presentations t~ained in Ii~e-saving tech-Ion the Sou!h P.acific Islands, mques at Chnstchurch, New the Scandmavlan countries IS ON! Z e a I and. before spending and the city of New Orleans. ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE 1/3 to 1/2 off I • Formal and Long DRESSES I' • DAYTIME DRESSES I • COSTUMES • WOOL COATS & ALL WEATHER COATS • SLACKS - PANTSUITS SUMMER SALE BLOUSES - BLAZERS Begins August 25 SWEATERS Selected Merchandise • SPORTS SEPARATES Women's • Boutique • SHORT & LONG SKIRTS Children's • Men's ALL "MR. CHIPS" HANDBAGS $10 .educed fo ALL SALES FINAL , ./ NO CHARGES -. NO ALTERATIONS Jht shops of SUMMER HOURS: ~ ~------_ ...... _---~---~--~_._-- -_.- -~ - - - ~- ~ Page Sixteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 17, 1978 Society News Gathered from the Pointes Miss Priest Married in June Attic Can Yield Double Benefit for Donors Tompkins-Wong To Be Bride One of the most popular are used to purchase equip. The public may contribute features of the annual An- ment and to help support re- antique articles by calling Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. tiques Market and Sale habilitation and employment League-Goodwill's Pub lie Vows Exchanged Priest, of Devonshire road, sponsored by the Junior programs for handicapped Relations Department, 964. are announcing the engage' Group of League for the men and women. 3900. Items sought for reo ment of their daughter, Bar- Handicapped - Goodwill In. sale in the show include Pair Vacation in Europe, Touring Germany, Aus- bara Sue, to Klaus Karl Keh. dustries is the Goodwill Anyone contributing an- wooden furniture pieces, tria, Hungary and Italy, After Early June bein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Booth, selling antique furni- tique items to the show is such as chairs, tables and Rites in Memorial Church Erich Kehbein, of Southfield. ture, glass, silver and other given a receipt 'lor tax pur- beds; glassware, silver, pew- The bride.elect is a grad- items contributed by the poses. This receipt may be ter and other collector items. Raeanne Wong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ron- uate of the University of public to help raise funds used in the same way as a League-Goodwill is a com- ald Wong, of Taipei, Taiwan, and Los Angeles, Michigan, her fiance a grad- to help the handicapped cash donation when filing a prehensive vocational re- Calif., became James Tompkins' bride Saturday uate of Michigan Technolog- help themselves. tax return. habilitation agency provid. ical University. A September ing evaluation, training, em- evening, June 3, at a double ring ceremony in This year's show at Fair- As a result of the con- Grosse Pointe Memorial Church. wedding is planned. tribution, the individual re- ployment and placement lane Manor will run Novem- ceives a benefit-and funds services to handicapped men A reception followed I short, o!f-the.shoulder, puff- ber 11 through 13. are made a va i I a b I e to and women with physical, at the Detroit Yacht the bride's aunt, Mrs. Wal- ed sleeves, carrying baskets Funds derived from the League.G 0 a d will to help mental, emotional or social Club where the bride's I lace Chun, from San Fran. of ivy and baby's-breath. Antiques Market and Sale serve disabled clients. disabilities. moth'er personally dec- cisco, danced a hula for the I Flower girl Tracy Tomp- orated the ballroom with ~ewl~'weds,to.the slrams. of 'd th. The HawaIIan Weddmg kins, the bridegroom's niece, fres h ore h1 s. an en- Song." wore peach dotted swiss and urns, woo~ roses and Lace accented the scoop carried silk flowers in a other troplcal flowers, neckline bodice and sleeves straw basket. and with edible, fresh of the bride's white silk or- John Tompkins was best pineapple brought to De- ganza gown. More lace edged man for his brother. They /, Our 55th trait from Hawaii by the her short train. Ivy, stephan- are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Tompkins, of bride's uncle and aunt, otis and baby's.breath form. Windmill Pointe drive. AUGUST Mr. and Mrs. Clifford ed her bouquet. .Joseph and Charles Tamp- Chun. She was attended by hon. kms and two college friends, Favors included h and - or maid Carol Holmstrom John Mahowald and Jim painted watercolor paintings and bridesmaids Marianne Burns, ushered. Fur Sale!!! done in Taiwan, rolled in Hersch and Karen Schultz, i.n The bride's mother wore &, agate rings. peach, green and ivory print peach, green and gray pais- ...i.:~.~:r. After supper was served, organza frocks styled with ley. The bridegroom's moth. In Grosse Pointe Memorial Church Saturday, June 3, RAEANNE WONG, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wong, of Taipei, Taiwan, and Los Angeles, Calif., and JAMES TOMPKINS, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Tompkins, of Windmill Different types of hair Pointe drive, exchanged marriage vows, er accented her ivory dress Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chun, with peach accessories. Both and her brother, Randy need different types mothers car r i e d orchids Wong, came from Hawali. brought from Hawaii. Her other grandmother, Mrs. The newlyweds vacationed Frank Manera, and her of care. for three weeks in Europe, aunt, Mrs. Emery Brewer, touring Germany, Austria, came from San Bernadino, Elegant Hungary and Italy, and are Calif. Furs at Make an appointment for a professional now residing in St. Clair lIfr. and Mrs. Albert Bo. Redken RE-CONDITIONING Shores. brow came from New York, Great Treatment today Both are graduates of the and two of the bride's high Savings. University of Michigan Bus- school friends from Mary. 881-6470 iness School. Jim is a senior land, Jane Nishida and Dan accountant with Coopers and Cushing, also traveled to Lybrand, Raeanne an assist. Grosse Pointe for the wed- ant buyer at J. L. Hudson ding. _ir~arl-JlamrB (Uuiffurrs Company. 20525 MACK AVENUE Out-of-town guests includ- Motor City Business ed Don Henderson, who Save on @REDKEN- 2 Blocks South of 8 Mile came from Vermont, and Women Set Meeting any Fur Don Henderson, Jr., who The regular monthly meet- OPEN EVERY EVENING came from Pennsylvania, In Our and Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Tamp- ing of the Motor City Char. Entire kiJis, who came from Illinois. ter Chapter of the American ! The bride's grandparents, Business Women's Associa- . Stock! , lion will be held Wednesday, ' August 23, at Jo-Ann's Res. taurant and Lounge in East Eight Mile road-NOT at the University Club, the chap- }~;,' ter's regular meeting place, J storewide as the club is closed in Au- "'{~':? gust for vacations. . , SUIIllller Cocktails at 5:30 will pre- ::. } .~:: cede dinner at 6 o'clock. Of- " ficers for the coming year. ,,- will be elected, so all mem- i tfL bers are urged to be present. I Betty Knop, program chair- I person, has arranged for, e indulge your taste guest speaker William B.I Marr, of Marr & Associates, Use Our Convenient LAY-A-WAY'Plan. for tradition with Inc., Grosse Pointe Woods, to talk on Looking Towards To. I Chartwell by Drexel morrow. Vocational speaker will be Chartwell' It's a young, casual collection Lois Paramore, a financial with classic manners. The materials analyst with Ford Motor used are fascinating. Golden figured Company. knotty oak accented with bronze glass, Guests are welcome. Inter- of Grosse Pointe rush panels, brushed brass, wrought ested business women may contact Josephine De Ponio 19261 MACK (near Morass) next to Woods Theatre iron, cane and leaded grills. Inspired by chapter president, evening~ 886-7715 the best in country English design and at 881.3545 for further in- interpreted as only Drexel could do it. formation. Come discover Chartwell at summer sale savings. Pedestal table .sALE $557. Windsor arm chairs, ea SALE $199. Windsor side chairs, ea.. .sALE $175. Deck SALE $783. Credenza " .. SALE $647. o An elective course in Back-to-the-Books Wardrobing and Fall Fashions, Thursday. August 24 at 7:30 p.m. A crash in-depth study. in session one night only, and of special interest to the fashion-minded. Open enrollment, modeling by the Miss J Board, in the Miss J area. Attendance mandatory o for seeing Autumn as it wi11 be! Course includes study of Junior Petite fashions. Visit us today and register for $20,000 in Grand Prizes JacobsonS GROSSE POINTE DrexSb DreXel~ • Oil::~~ ..I.. i'L.~~ ....•••~..~ Heritage ,7()/bJt,OUJ/ ~~J/ 12200 HALL ROAD (M-59) • STERLING HEIGHTS, MICHIGAN • 739-5100 18""","t1 V"II (Jyl'/' f 11'1'11<11dlili I ilKI.'.111(' /,;1dll) Ii/II 'I MI'(I Tlllirs & ffl 930 10 9, Other Days 930 /0 5"30 ('lased SrmdJY • • - .. - ~~------...... ------...... ---~~-~~_._----~-~~-- Thursday, August 17, 1978 GROSSE, POINTE NEWS Page Seventeen ------~ ..- Women'sPage- by, of and for Pointe Womell ------~~------_.~~-_._------'Pearl Fishers' Will Open They Like Boys Clubs--And Crepes MOT's 1978.79 Season Michigan Opera Theatre an overnight sensation when AN ETHAN AllEN GALLERY opens its eighth season at she sang Lina in Sarah Cald- the Music Hall Center Sep. well's production of Verdi's tember 29 with one of the "Stiffelio." With only one most exotic offerings of the day's notice-and no orches. TRIDITION IOUSI French repertoin~, Bizet's t1'a or stage rehearsal-Miss 5600 E. EIGHTMI./ MOUND RDS. 366-6512 "Pearl Fishers." Munro took over for the ail- Soprano Leigh Munro will ing Anna Moffo. DAILY 10-9 • SAT. 10-6 • SUN. 12-5 alternate the role of Leila Facing an audience that with Carmen Balthrop. Rico expected Moffa, not Munro, Serbo will alternate the role was challenge enough, but ETHAN ALLEN of Nadir with John Sandor, by the end of her perform- Jake Gardner will portray ance she had won a standing SUMMER SALE! Zurga. ovation. Also highlighting the sea. Carmen Balthrop is win. son will be Catherine 1\1al. ner of national acclaim for fitano, perfornling her first her performance in the title Violetta in "La Traviata," 14 role in Scott Joplin's "Tree- performances of "8 how monisha" in Houston, Kenne- Boat," and "I Pagliacci" in a dy Center and on Broadway. double bill with a haunting Miss Balthrop, who made American opera, "The Em. her Metropolitan Opera de. peror Jones," based on the but as Pamina in "The Magic Eugene O'Neill play. Flute." portrayed Micaela The Michigan Opera The. in MOT's "Carmen" last sea- atre Orchestra will make its son. debut with Mark D. Flint, The lush batik designs of The opening of the new Magic ing, and among those enjoying the resident music director, con. Dennis Cigler provide inspi- Pan Restaurant in Renaissance Cen- evening were many Pointers, includ. ducting "The Pearl Fishers." ration for set and costume ter overlooking the Detroit River, ing MR. and MRS. VICTOR W. Leigh Munro. whOse career designs by Rob e I' t Joe I wa~ a gala benefit for the Women's WERTZ, (left), and MR. and MRS. started in musicals. proved I Schwartz, who recently exe. Association of the Boys Clubs of WILLIAM J. YOUNG, next-door Metropolitan Detroit, complete with neighbors in Fair Acres drive. Both informal modeling of fashions f1 om couples are corporate members of Introducing "Joanne" the RenCen shops of Lanvin, Cour- Boys Clubs. reges and Halston, dining and dane- Permanent Reg. $27 Hair Cut (Complete ------Among 0 the r Pointers, R. Alexander Wrigleys, the les Cummiskey. Mr. and Mrs. Conditioner witt, members and/or friends of Joanne only) Benjamin Harrells, Mrs. Set the association, spotted hav- Robert Neal Lynch and the Harry Anderson and Mr. and Waller Bernards. I Wella - Uniperm - Zolos - L'Oreal ing a wonderful time were Mr. and Mrs. Addison Bar- Mrs. William Carroll. Flying in from San Fran. I!J tuch, the Hans Gehrkes, the More were Mr. and Mrs. cisco to host the party was Our Georgian Court (above) Bill 0, Brinks, the Thomas boasts an 18th century heritage Mark Beltaire, Mr. and Mrs. Foxes, The Honorable and Magic Pan owner Fred Mont. with Queen Anne & Hepplewhite Mrs. G. Mennen Williams, the George Hammond, Mrs. Char- gomery. design. Our smaller Classic Manor offers transitional styling. cuted sets and costumes for Kern, book and lyrics by rarely.seen theatrical tour- MOT's production of "The o Sea r Hammerstein, II, de.force that premiered with $599.50 66" oval table $499.50 Above: Tender Land," filmed by based on the novel by Edna Lhe Metropolitan ('pera in I $189.50 Shield Back Side Chair.. $162.50 $429.5044" Round Table $379.50 PBS-TV. Ferber), opening October 27. 1933. $1.357.50 Table & Four Chairs $1,149.50 $1,019.50 Table & 4 Chairs $899.50 Dominic Missimi, who di- Catherine Malfitano, who $209.50 Shield Back Arm Chair $179.50 $147.50 Cane Back Arm Chair $154.50 rected last season's "Car- Donnie Ray Albert takes recently starred in New the title role, sung by T~aw. $1,199.0066" Sideboard & China..$999.50 $1,049.00Buffet & China $899.50 men" and Bernstein's Mass York City Opera's "Saint of rence Tibbett in the original for Music Hall, will direct. Bleeker Street," televised CONVENIENT TERMS {Continued on Page 19} With the Broadway prem- over PBS, returns to MOT to I ier of "Show Boat," Amer- sing her first Violetta in ica saw the first of a new Verdi's "La Traviata," open- breed of musical. Not only ing January 12. did the story deal with seri- Miss Malfitano's two pre- ous subjects, such as inter- vious appearances with MOT racial marriages and marital were in the title role of "Lu- desertion, it also spanned a cia di Lammermoor" and as 50-year period. Catherine . Sloper in the In this 50th anniversary world premier of "Wash- year of bot h America's ington Square." greatest musical and the Alternating in the role AU'GU'ST Music Hall Center, (where will be Pamela Myers who, it played in 1933), MOT pre. following her MOT debut as sents the original "Show Marguerite In "Faust," will Boat," (music by Jerome appear in the world premo ier of "The Duchess of :lllr::!:::!t::!:!:!:m::::::::!:::!:!l:!:!:m!m:!@!Mlt~::!:::mM::m::~::"*:~@':~Uf.;;;::@::~:::>':.I~Malil" in Santa Fe this sum- FUJR mer. Also appearing, as Ger. mont, will be Brent Eillis who portrayed Morris Town- send in MOT's "Washington Square" and most recently starred in the title role of SALE I I"Don Giovanni" for Eng- land's Glyndebourne Festi. val. Tenor Barry McCauley, currently with the San Fran. cisco Opera, will make his MOT debut as Alfredo. The Enjoy considerable savings, production will be directed by Christopher Alden. warmth for the cold months ahead, The fourth offering of the I and fashion individuality by season is an unusual combi- selecting a precious fur coat, nation of Leoncavallo's "I I Pagliacci" and Gruenberg's stroller or jacket at Jacobson's "Emperor Jones," opening February 9. now. Chosen for the luxurious Soprano Marianna Chris. one-of-a-kind nature of the tos returns to MOT in the skins. richness of coloring. and role of Nedda. Since her debut as Mimi in "La Bo- the beauty of styling, each is lzod shetland crew-necks in f1 heme," Miss Christos has outstanding in value and quality. host of colors, 17.50. Orion performed major roles with stripes for 16.00. Robert Bruce the Boston and San Fran- Included in the group are mink, machine ~wash crews, 16.00. cisco operas. muskrat,opossum. raccoon. John West, last season's Sizes 8.20. Don Jose in "Carmen," reo fox and other beautiful furs. turns to portray Canio. Charles Long, N ew York From the group: a color-added City Opera baritone, makes his MOT debut as Tonio. ranch mink wrap with subtle The double bill closes with suede inserts. It's three-way "The Emperor Jones," a versatile. to be worn suede tie-belted in front. all around. or as a beltless clutch. $2980. Flanllel or hopsack blazers, tueed. tartan or corduroy sport coatS. Sizes 8 - 12, 45.00 to 55.00. Prep 14 - 20, 57.50 to 65.00. Washable, permanent press trousers in flannels, tartans See TOTI and poplins. Straight leg, belt for a great loop models. Sizes 8 - 12 from new hairdo 13.50. Prep 14 to 20, from that brings 15.50. out the very best in you! "< IN THE BOYS' SHOP AT Maintenance free cut.~,perm.~. Open Thursday and Friday evenings Oxford cloth !!fIfton.doU'11 rhirts, fltC!nc,/~'s no iron. m Ii'li//e. blue, pink or I j{. 7 TOTI )'rl/ou, 9.50. Stripl'f and cbeckJ SlNCF. 1900 IIAIR SJlI"OJ~ ;:) from J (). ()() KERCHEV AL al 51. Clair • Grosse Poinle :fi: 17221 MACK '2 bl~,. E. of Cadieux :~:~:~ 0/'('11 Tbufrda'l Et'(,lImJ;J '/II H.4 5 ~:~:~:~I Jacobson's Call 884-6466 ":::: ..::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::~:~:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::;:::::;:;~::::.~:::"I k rt rt' ... ftd ..- « • Q C Page Eighteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS ------_._------'------Thursday, August 17, 1978 Society News Gathered from the Pointes I From Another Pointe of View Engaged Miss Schleh Fall Bride France Vie~wsYoung America Via Exhibit To Say Vows Two hundred years ago, as expressed in writing, pic. American character. (Continued from Page 15) France signed a treaty with tures and song. Also included in the exhi. the fledgling United States of the Grosse Pointe War Memorial. will be presented A late September wedding Before its arrival in De. bit are modes of expression Amel'ica which provided cru. Saturday, September 9, all day, 10 in the morning is being planned by Patricia troit, the exhibit had been of the literate, such as books cial military and monetary tJ 5 in the afternoon, outdoors at the Grosse Pointe Carol Schleh and Joseph E. on display in New Orleans and manuscripts, as well as assistance to the new nation. War Memorial. and St. Louis, two cities with those of the illiterate masses: Meldrum whose engagement In honor of this occasion The exhibit will feature the work of 170 artists French heritages as deep as prints, textiles, songs and has been announced by her I the Detroit Historical Muse. and craftsmen from the metropolitan area, outstate Detroit's. memorabilia. , mother. Mrs. Richard Schleh, um is hosting a travelling Michigan and other states. I "France Views America' of Mount Vernon road. exhibit, "France Views Amer. Featured are French im. 1765-1815" will be on display There'll be prizes of original art. Light lunches I ica, 1765-1815," organized by ages of the exotic New at the Detroit Historical Mu. wiII be available. Chairman of the whole shebang The bride.elect, who is the Eleutherian Mills Histori. World, observations of poli. seum until Sunday, October is, once again, Corinne Dolega. assisted by co-chair- also the daughter of the late cal Lib I' a r y, Wilmington, tical experimentation as car. B. Museum hours are 9:30 to men Lee McKinley and Elizabeth Jefferis. Mr. Schleh, attended Pima Del. ried out by Americans, de. 5 o'clock Tuesday, Thursday: College, Tucson, Ariz. Tjle exhibit depicts French sires for unlimited and lucra. Friday and Saturday, 1 to) 9 * * .. opinions about America dur- tive trade possibilities and Wednesday and 1 to 5 Sun: A Perfect Sum~er Party Her fiance, son of Mrs. ~ Charles Srofe, of Warren, ing this crucial half-century attitudes co 11 c ern i n g the day. But before we say goodbye to Summer '18. let's '_ and James Meldrum, of Au. . look back on one perfect summer party: a luncheon ! dubol1 road, attended Ma. Photo by ColI,nqwood Stud,o at the Cameron place home of Mrs. Thomas K Plans {or a late October I comb County Community September wedding plans: Fisher, wedding are being made by College. are being made by SUZ. LINDA MAR I E BAYER, ------ANNE CAROL DeSANTIS Gerr;r was hostess to members of the Detroit and Mark Emerson Grandy Women's Council of the Navy League who had daughter of Edwin A. Bayer, High School alumna, attend. whose engagement has been All sides of Textbook-Perfect Dressing helped make the '18 Navy League Ban a success, Jr., of Cadieux road, and the ed Michigan State Univer. announced by her parents, and her honorary chairmanship of it a joy. late Jane L. Bayer, and James sity. Her fiance received his Mr. and Mrs. Modesto De. Come to our showing of Autumn fashions for Santis, of Three Mile drive. She greeted guests in the family room over- E. Barnes, son of Mr. and Bachelor of Science degree Both the bride.elect and children, from Kindergarten thru teens, looking Lake S1. Clair, done in white and soft, Mrs. Jack Barnes, of Chelsea./ in Microbiology from Mich. her fiance, son of Mr. and Thursday, August 17 at 7 p,m. (Continued on Page 28) Miss Bayer, a Dominican igan State. Mrs. Emerson Grandy, of Prominade avenue, Detroit, You'll be enchanted by the young ones, and are Wayne State University graduates. the appealing new looks they'll model for She holds a Bachelor of COftapeft .~ Science degree in Geology you. We'll be sharing our ideas for wardrobe and is presently earning ad- expansion through co-ordinated selection, fl. Ii ./ ditional credits in Chemistry. -. title t''''Il' lire He recently completed work as you enjoy the presentation of all that's -. for his Bachelor of Science in Chemistry. new for back-to-school. Join us on the Both have accepted teach. ing assistantships at Wayne O'Hondt Way " State beginning this fall. They expect to teach and work together researching spectroscopic methods 0 f S RSALE chemical analysis while earn- ing their Masters degrees. 15%TO 20% SAVINGS Josiah Harmar DAR To Hear About CAR Mrs. W. David Gorbin, of Waterford Township, senior first vice.president of the Great values, gracious designs. Children of the American Revolution, will speak on "The CAR - Life Blood of Rich, inviting Penn Manor. the DAR" at a meeting of the General Josiah Harmar OAR Chapter this Saturday, August 19, at the Lakeville home of Miss Sarah Davis. Co.hostesses for the lun. cheon gathering are the Misses Mildred Skaglin, Mar. ion Koepcke and Catherine Barbey. ULS Cites Margaret Ann As Outstanding Camper Margaret Ann Wallace, daughter of the Adrian V. Wallaces, 0 f Broadstone road, received the Outstand- ing Camper Award at the conclusion of University Lig- gett Day Camp's 1978 season. ANDREA L. OSBORN, of Bishop road, received her Nurse's _pin and a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing during spring commencement GROSSE POINTE exercises at Skidmore Col- lege, Saratoga Springs, N.Y. BART EDMOND SALON Can Achieve The Ultimate For You PENN MANOR Mfr. Sugg. Sale DINING ROOM RetaD PrIce Oval Pedestal Extension Make.up Finish Table 42" x 52". Opens to 82" with two leaves. Four Chippendale Side Chairs. pes. 5 $1227.50 $999.50 Before Any Sorvice Performed Chippendale Arm Chair 209.50 169.50 Buffet and China 56" 1149.00 949.50 Tea Cart 319.50 Z69.50 5 PIECE GROUP Immml T...... SIde au. SOUD CHERRY Open Mon., Thurs., & Or Use Our AFTER Drap.r's Fri. 'til 9 Revolving Other doys 'tif 5:30 p.m. Charge Where can you get that look!! High cheek- -,# ~" bones, romantic eyes and a new hairdo? ~~ • Now over 55% of our clients are business women and houseWIves who ore interested in making the Design Styiing mosl of their feotures, Coli for appointment today. BART EDMOND ~------HAIR, SKIN and MAKE-liP SALON SHORES SHOPPING CENTER, at 13 Mile 296-3660 23020 MACK AVE. (Near 9 Mile Rd.) St. Clair Shore. 778-3500 31065 HARPER AVENUE EVENING HOURS .' .. 2 •• .... ~ _ Thursday, August 17, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nineteen Women's Page --by, of and for Pointe Women Pingree McKay, II Weds in Montana The Pingree McKays, II ISeason Line-Up for, MOT I (Continued Crom Page 17) eral director of Michigan Bride Is Former Cheryl Ann Garber Daughter of Mrs. Michael Deneault, both don, of Salt Lake City, and Met production. Mr, Albert, Opera Theatre, ~o~~enting Mrs WI'II' C N I f B' t'f I of Salt Lake City. the bridegroom's grandma- • lam. e son, 0 oun I U, The camisole bodices of ther, Mrs. Ernest C. Schmidt, who won national acclaim on the season, sa1d. The ad- Utah, And James Garber, their print peasant dresses, of Bay City, as well as his for his performance in the dition of. our o~n opera or. of Salt Lake City trimmed in pink lace, were brother-in.law and sister, Dr. title role of "Porgy and Bess" chestra 1S cert~Inly one of ______tied with pink ribbons. They \lnd Mrs. Paul Dixon, of in Houston and on Broad. the most excItIng elements Pingree Hazen McKay II of Bozeman Mont. wore matching shawls and Medford, Wis., and his uncle way, makes his :'oWT debut i of n.ext season. The artIstIc in the powerful role of a, qualJty. of all our produc- son of Dr. and Mrs. Albert' D.' McKay of Beacons~ carried baskets of wild. and aunts, Mr. and Mrs. self-proclaimed emperor who I tlOns WIll no doubt be great. field avenue, claimed Cheryl Ann G~rber as his flowers. . G1~nn Kahler, of Tusco.n, takes over a West Indies is. ly enhanced. bride Saturdav J n 3 . SId' Ch 1 B' Law r en c e E. Schmidt AriZ., and Mrs. H. S. Orl1z, J, U e , In 0 lers ape, Ig came from Bedford road to of Fullerton, Calif. land. : "We're also very pleased Sky, Mont. . d f serve as h'1S nep h'ew s best More were Anthony BUf'\ . Rhoda Levine who direct. ,to continue to' delve into _. Th e mI. - a tern?on Garber, of Salt. Lake City, man. Scott A. McKay, the fa, of New York City, Sean , ed MOT's innov~tive produc.1 the French repertoire and ntes a~ WhICh the brIde- wore a floor length, white bridegroom's brother, ush- Kelly, of Lafayette, La., and ,tion of "The Magic Flute" American opera." groom s uncle, The Rev- voile gown styled with long, ered. Commander and Mrs. H. S. ,I and most recently won ac- Season tickets, priced from erend Fred G. Wilkins, of sheer sleeves. The mother of the bride Todd, of Pensacola, Fla. <:\('.im for her staging of $9 to $50, are available by Buchanan. officiated Lacing from her waist wore a sleeveless, .n0or Dr. and Mrs. McKay enter. "Lulu" with the l' - -- _ nn1 ...... _ - .... .- ~I -~------...... -.----...... - ~ " ------_._------~---"-- Page Twenty GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday I August 17I 1978 Society News Gathered from the Pointe Annual Meeting Slated for Nurse Anesthetists I M.ore than 3,000 "Certified Isessions of the American As. Say Vows in Pointe ~eglstered Nurse Ane~the. sotiation of Nurse Anesthe- Daryl Jeanguenat Married in July tists and other specialty . ______Island. They are at home In included Mr. and Mrs. Nic nurses are expected to ga- tlstS September 9 through 14 Liverani, of New York, and ther for the 45th annual I at the Plaza Hotel in De. Sterling Heights Is Home for Newlywed Mr. And Sterling Heights. . . Wh V t' Coming from MeXICOClty from Youngstown, 0., sever' meetin~ and professional troit's Renaissance Center. Mrs. R?na Id C. Dawes: ~ aca Ion for the wedding were Mari. al relatives of the bride's In North Following Rites luz Manterola and Mr. and mother: Mr. and Mrs. Mich. . . Mrs. Jose Munoz Castillo and ael Polkaba, John Molent WHITE SALE at the BATH SHOP I The Grosse Pomte War Memorial was the set- their daughters Maria Fer- Michael Molent, Mrs. An~ were now I Terry Robes ... $-42,00 132.00 ting for the reception following the wedding of nanda and Lo~rdes Munoz Vitt, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Vitt, MaryAnn Senediak and Bath Towels .. , $10.00 '1.50 Daryl Ann Jeanguenat and Ronald C. Dawes 8al- Castillo. Hand Towels ... $6.50 15.50 urday, July 22. in Grosse Pointe Memorial Church. Otner out.of.town guests Mrs. Mary Cohen. Wash Cloths. ,. $2.25 11.15 She is the daughter of Bath Mats .$13.00 '11.00 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ana with sheer, matching Finger TIps.. . $3.00 12.50 J. Jeanguenat, of Holiday capes. carrying Colonial bou. LORIO-ROSS Bath Sheets., .. $18.00 115.00 quets of carnations tinted to road. The bridegroom is ENTERTAINMENr AGENCY Beach Towels .. $20.00 $12.00 match their dresses. baby's. Versatile music to satisfy all ages. the son of Mrs. Kay Across from South High breath and daisy mums. Benefits, Weddings, Private Parties 369 Fisher Rd. Dawes, of Livonia, and Best man was Dr. John Charles Dawes, of St. Robison. Robert Jeanguenat, Cindy Navarro, G.P. Rep. 884-0300 882-8760 Clair Shores. David Rank, Robert Crosby, The Reverend John Mc- and Richard Brown seated YORKSHIRE TELEVIS'IDN Creight officiated at the 5:30 the guests. WARRANTY SERVICE CENTER FOR: SERVICE o'clock rites, for which the The mother of the bride CLASS OF '79 bride chose a gown of pure wore a dress of silver.blue ZENITH. ReA. QUASAR 778-4050 ~j white chiffon and illusion, SENIOR PORTRAITS Qiana, with bultenly sleeves. 21915 MACK Between 8 & 9 Mile Rds. styled with long sleeves and Blue-tipped carnations and a long train. stephanotis formed her wrist 25 Years In This Area! GRAND OPENING SPECIAL Lace trimmed her gown corsage. and veil. and she carried a The bridegroom's mother, AT OUR NEW LOCATION cascade of ivy, baby's-breath, in long.sleeved, yellow Qiana, stephanotis, rubrum lilies pinned yellow-tipped carna- 20817 MACK AT HAWTHORNERD. and miniature, white mums. tions and stephanotis to her She was attended by honor purse. maid Darcy Heckman and The newlyweds vacationed Grosse Pointe COLLINGWOOD STUDIO bridesmaid Gayle Erjavac, in in the north, visiting Petos- 881-1516 frocks of seafoam green Qi- key and sailing to Mackinac Laundry OUR GIFT TO YOU In Grosse Pointe Memorial Church Saturday. lambda Kappa Sigma Honors Mrs. Pishalski July 22, DARYL ANN JEANGUENAT, daugh- 8 Color wallet photos with .Mrs. William F. Pishalski, ter of the Raymond J. Jeanguenats, of Holiday fessional fraternities of Ridgemont road, received women, which recently be- • Bathroom Rugs the purchase of anyone of our road, became the bride of RONALD C. DAWES, th!,! first Distinguished Ser- came co.ed, joining forces son of Mrs. Kay Dawes. of Livohia, and Charles senior specials. vice Citation ever presented with the Professional Inter. • Table Cloths Dawes, of S1. Clair Shores. by Lambda Kappa Sigma. in. fraternity Council, the men's ternational fraternity for professional association. • Sleeping Bqgs Festival Week women in Pharmacy. during This newly.formed Profes- the fraternity's 25th biennial • General Laundry • , I rp sional Fraternity Association Full of Variety convention, held in Albany. is meeting in convention this N.Y. weekend at the Southfield As Meadow Brook .Music Mrs. Pishalski, a Registered Inn. Festival nears the end of its Pharmacist, has served the PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICf Unusual Hand summer season, its ninth fraternity in national office :\Iade (;hains week program features a va- for the past 40 years. includ. De.igned and (.,1 ,~ riety of classical and popular ing six as Grand President Made By 21138 Mack. - Grosse POinte WOOdS ,Uucrio/i " ' artists plus a Young People's and eight as Grand Secre. Nate ,1""',,1 . fffAMUCCIOU _.-Sa'.11-5 881-6942 Concert. tary. ('; c,'-'.. STUDIO Th.... NO.. by Duo-pianists Anthony and GALl£RY ..",...,._. 1t. " She has been Lambda Kap- I I., ~(I fl Joseph Paratore will play pa Sigma's National Honor- 85K£RCHEVAl 882-0110 . I • with the Detroit Symphony ary Advisor for the past 12 J. ,', • I Orchestra . t his evening, years. Thursday, August 17. These two gifted young brothers She has also served as na- have been called "Princes of tional president of the Pro. the Piano." fessional Panhellenic Assoc- For Dependable Eyeglass Services The Paratores wm take iation, encompassing 17 Have Your Eyes Exam.ined and Bring Your Prescription to youngsters on a musical ad- national Greek letter pro- We venture Friday morning, August 1B, at 11 o'clock, gram August 20 features the when they perform at a musical revue "Jacques BreI deep clean Young People's Concert. is Alive and Well and Liv- JOHNSTON OPllCAL CO. Their one-hour program, ing in Paris," starring Elly furniture & "Fingers and Fun at the Stone and Joe MasielL The Keyboard," will feature a va- pavilion is sold out. Lawn . 20148 Mack Ave. 87 Kercheval tickets are available at $3.50 f:~ carpeting riety of piano specialties in- at Oxford ~ on.the-hill each. rou."D .... cluding Saint-Saens' Carnival GROSSE POINTE fARMS safely of Animals. Tickets are $3.50 Additional i n formation GROSSE POINTE WOODS each. may be obtained by calling As a graduate chemisl with 30 years experience, Steve The Symphonic Series Sat- the box office at 377-2010. Owned and Operated by the same family Hagopian has specialized In developing a gentle, but more urday. August 19, will high- for over one hundred years thorough cleaning system. light the unique sounds of Our special penetrating solvent mist reaches more deeply the New York Pro Arte PIANOS WANTED t'ramr\ by Lf&din~ Dr\i~nm: into fabriC and carpet, yet accomplishes the cleaning Chamber Orchestra. Raffael GRANDS. SPINETS. Adler, founder and director with the utmost care. CONSOLES, S•• II UPRIGHTS DI.\:'H \'0' HRSTPiBIRI: - OSl:\R DE l.\ RE'iT,\ - RUPH l.\l m - fHKISH\'i DIUK of the 12-membcr ensemble, TOP PRICES PAID • In fact, we handle many jobs that other cleaners can't. will conduct. Even difficult or fragile fabrics (urn oul showroom fresh. Featured artist will be VE 7-0506 Don't settle for less. CaP the one and only Steve Hagopian harpsichordist Igor Kipnis. Tickets for Thursday's and •Savings depend on footage. 20% max', Saturday's symphonic con. mum dlscoun! o~ furn,lure Free estimales of course 353-1910 certs range from $6 to $8 in the pavilion and are $3.50 on the lawn. Vocalist Cleo Laine steps into the Meadow Brook spot- Steve Hagopian &Co. light Friday evening, Au- 21711 W 10 Mile Road Southfield. Mich 48075 gust 18. Born in Middlesex, England, she is a multi-tal- ented singer who has trav- o eled throughout the world performing in concerts, the- :atrical productions, operas and on television. A She has numerous highly successful recordings to her credit and has received sev. eral awards, including three Grammy nominations for best popular female, jazz I and classical vocalist. All pavilion scats are sold out. Lawn tickets are avail-I able at $6 each. The Sunday Pops pro. Exceptional values, 21800 Marter Rd. back to school shoes St. Clair Shores by Jumping-Jacks. Friday, August 18th, 3:00 to 10:00 p.m. Handsome brown leathers on Saturday, August 19th, 12:00 to 10:00 p.m. rugged unit wedge soles. Sunday, August 20th, 1:00 to 10:00' p.m. in three favorite styles. C l... o .elfJ-cHiCCli A. Girl's "Orbit" with padded collar. lO":2-:~ sizes. 15.90. ~m1m-~1 SIicp, ~:I~j 5-9 sizes, 18.90. ::MCHJ;: ,If i..l~j"'I<',n-' (f-IISW r..-illfr 1~\,,,d1 B. Girl's buckle-strap "Upbeat". DOOR PRIZES M" Jt.'-.'l,j 0 lOI/2"~ sizes, 15.90. ,/ HOURLY WITH 5-9 sizes, 18.90. ;;:-.., _ .. ' ..' - r'" .." C. Boy's "Downbeat" with padded .' ADMISSION TICKETS ~ " collar. 1()Iz-.'5 sizes, 15.90. . ----/ ...... ~..~ ".' ~ Admission $1.00 :}':,-7 sizes, 18.90. 12 to 17 yea rs .50 Under 12 - free 2500 units available in all stores while quantities last. /' Child's correct size IS nssured hy Ollr electroniC co nputer whIch measures c length, WIdth and gIrth, o for proper fit HIlI;) E \~T .Jt-:Ft. EtN)' [)ETUOIT. '"UI. H21-:~;)2:l (JlUrli,.l' .\uninp (:art' Jacob SonS = - - Thursday, August 17, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-One .Women's Page-by, of and for Pointe Women Let's Hear It for Mosquito The Patrick Murphys If you're toiling out-of- 1977 and 1976 considerably Midsummer Rites for Carol Swenski doors and you think you reduced mosquito popula- was fashioned of daisies and I Murphy, of Warren, and t~~ hear applause for your ef. tions. Lace Accents White Silk Gown And Veil in Which baby's-breath. late Captain Murphy, USAF. forts, it's more than likely "But this spring was ideal In floor length, off.the- ~Ushers were James Murphy . the neighbors slapping mos- She Speaks Vows to Patrick Dean Murphy: for the development of the shoulder frocks of pink and '1 and Richard Kotter. . quitos. pest, which is the typical Daisies Form Her Bouquet peach with blue flowers Susan Porter was flower . , Mosquito numbers are up, pattern for Michigan," e,,- were Kathleen Jean Swenski, girl. Jeff Porter was ring The marriage of Carol Ann Swenski and Pat- . but not unusually. Mother plains Dr. H. D. Newson honor maid for her sister, bearer. 'Nature gave us a reprieve Michigan State University rick Dean Murphy Saturday, JulY 1, was followed and bridesmaids Cynthia Za- The mother of the bride . the last two years, (how medical entomologist. by a reception at Lochmo::r Club, after which the jac and Mary Murphy. wore a floor length dress of ~'quickly we forget); actually, If you're curious about newlyweds left for a camping vacation in northern Pink streamers and baby's- lavender chiffon with an the population has just reo what's putting the bite on Michigan. breath accented their bou- overlay of rose and blue . 'turned to normal. you, it's the woodland They have returned to lace.accented white silk gown \ quets of pink daisies, match. chiffon. The bridegroom's "The combination of frost (Ades), and the overwinter: make their home in St. and veil, falling from a Juliet ing their gowns. mother selected floor length cap of matching lace. Steve Murphy was best rose silk. • ~llring spring and lack of ing types, (Anopheles and Clair Shores. : rain during the summer of Culex), none of which are Lace rimmed her cathedral Iman for his brother. Thcy Pink roses formed both For the 5 o'clock rites at length train. Her' bouquet are the sons of Mrs. Jack mothers' corsages. which The Reverend Chester Dundas presided the bride, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Swenski, of Wind- ~ ~'. CARPET - LINOLEUM 8..A1 mill Pointe drive, chose a "t."~ ARMSTRONG'S "4"tl Short and to DESIGNER SOLARIAN 11.50YD. The Pointe SOLARIAN 8.50 YD. FREE ESTIMATES - CALL 775-5630 (Continued from Page 15) MR. and MRS. PAUL J. GRASS CARPET ... Green, 2.95 yd. Blue, 3.95 yd. GRABOWSKI, of Warren, W(' ('u_tom de~i!\n and custom crafl announce the birth of their EXPERT INSTALLATION fine jl'w(.lr~' ... ~our gems or our~. See third daughter, P A U LA Photo by J. S. De Forest MARIE, July 15. Mrs. Gra- our t'xdu,.i\'l'. olle-of -a-kind collections. Marriage vows were spoken Saturday, July bowski is the former VAIr 1, by CAROL ANN SWENSKI, daughter of Dr. ERIE JEAN GOOD, daugh- VAN'S CUSTOM FLOORS and Mrs. Bernard Swenski of Windmill Pointe ter of MRS. MATILDA 22514E. NINE MILE St. Clair Shores {ValenteJewelry drive, and Mr. Murphy, son 'of Mrs. Jack Murphy, GOOD, of Loraine road. Pa- of Warren, and the late Captain Murphy, USAF. ternal grandparents are MR. Sinr'p 1934- and MRS. LOUIS GRABOW- 16601 E. Warren threats in terms of human Other mosquito preventive SKI, of Union Lake. At home disease transmission this measures to l,;se around the are DAWN MARIE, four, Mon. - Sat. 9 to 5:30 home are: and CHRISTINE LYNN, two. time of year. • • • the '79 Fords will behere -this month' "Woodland-type mosquitos Get rid of all trash items MR. and MRS. MICHAEL emerge in early spring from in your yard which can hold W. HARE, of ..Patchogue, Order your '79 Lease Car Today eggs laid last summer and water-they are ideal breed- N.Y., announce the birth of fall, and are generally found ing sites for mosquitos. their first child, a daughter, from the "better" people · " · " in nonpolluted water. The Empty the children's plas- BROOKE ELIZABETH, June Anopheles and Culex are the tic wading pool at least week- 26. Mrs. Hare -is the former • all '79 Ford models available • full maintenance program types that overwinter in at- ly and store the pool indoors PAT R I C I A ECWARDS, tics, garages, woodpiles, etc., when not in use. daughter of MR. and MRS. • one and two year leases • we lease any make, any model becoming active as spring RICHARD EDWARDS, of ~ fleet and in~jvidual leases tailored to your needs warms," Newson says. Repair leaky pipes and out- Chalfonte avenue. Paternal side faucets and move drain About the only place in grandmother is MRS. JOHN hoses frequently enough to F1I01 THE I.All6EST AGENT the state mosquitos are not HARE, of Wilmington, Del. Call Phil.Gavan prevent water ponding. aN THE EAST SIDE flying about in great num- Great-grandparents are MR. tor details. Change bird bath water because we offer bers is in Bay and Saginaw and MRS. HERBERT SCHU- and scrub the bowl at least MANN, of Balfour road. ' • better rates • more cars' counties, where a mosquito weekly. • better service • cle~ner cars control district has been es. • • • 885-4000 tablished. Stock ornamental ponds Grosse Pointe North High with top feeding minnows, School graduate MARGARET "Mosquito breeding pools, (goldfish offer little, if any, MARTIN, daughter of MR. : detected through NASA sa- control), or drain the pond and MRS. ROBERT A. MAR- tellite photos and the MSU at least once a week during TIN, of Lochmoor boulevard, remote sensing unit, pretty summer and fall. "- an Albion College junior, much pinpointed areas in Fill in tree rot holes and spent her spring semester at which early pest control fALS hollow stumps with sand or the University of Avignon, could be implemented. This 16901 MACK NEAR CADIEUX concrete. France, as part of an off- --- is about the only way pro- campus program. She was tection can be obtained." Provide tight, insect-proof named to the spring semes- 1 covers .for all permanent Until such communitywide ter Honors List. water containers such as action is taken, the local resi. wells, cisterns, septic tanks • • • As class leadership gifts dent has little alternative to and cesspools. slapping, scratching or spray- assistant, Pointer ROBERTA Ing thrbughout the summer. Make sure rain gutters are L. KEYDEL has returned not clogged. While it's pretty much a from a two.day leadership losing battle, there are some Make sure windows are training conference for alum- THE COST OF NEW FURNITURE steps that can be taken to well screened. nae volunteers at Wellesley August Sale College, Wellesley, Mass. Let .. restllnt )lOUr ~ _ _ • ra-4tyIe fawarite AI norlt - help reduce mosquito num- Wear repellants in areas pIeted id our own thop. Qaft_ ... and en . bers around the home. where mosquitos are active. . (Continued on Page 28) . from hw-odreck of ~ ... dtalratar fabrics ill lnIlIitional crd Malathion may provide 'Of}' pattems.. temporary control if used HURRY IN " •• for savings on beautiful Call for Free Estimate ••• 642-0480 to spray shrubbery and tall . Decoraton to assist youl grasses. groupings and single pieces VAN Interiors and Upholstery Co. Indoors, Dichlorvos "pest strips" of Pyrethrum, used ~ w.e--Ieet---...... , a.".. VI.... •. according to directions, may be effective. Come see and you'll agree Ullage SHOES Fournier Furniture has the finest ..Shoes {or the Family'- quality at the lowest prices FLORSHEIM BUSTERBROWN NATURALIZER SEBAGO DOCKSIDES FINAL SUMMER INCOME PROPERTY ... CI.5~R~NC€ IN GROSSE POINTE PARK .. 15808 -15810 = . Women's Naturalizers, Windmill Pointe Drive Side by side duplex, each 3 bed- Sebago &- Grasshoppers room, 2-1 /2 baths, one 3 car garage, screened porch, fireplace, gas heat. 30% 1050% OFF Call 288-2000 from 9-5 III .. Women's Thongs '2. '3 6. '6 $129,000 C 1ft All Summer Handbags 40cro OFF MEN'S FLORSHEIMS ... FINAL CLEARANCE $24 fit II- C.. Children's Selected Styles SPECIAL ORDER NOW FOR FALL! lit .. 99 ... BUSTER BROWN S8996. $10 Children's SANDALS $6 6. S8 :Journier :Jul'nilure Co. ... All Regular Priced Merchandise fit .. II- 2 LOCATIONS to better serve you! C 10croOFF DURING SALE !oT, CLAIR SHORES lit .. OETROIT Including Docksiders ... 27m HARPtR, MI, 10& 11 Mi. RIs, 10421 H~RPIR. MO' WIll" •., .\FWu'_ 776-8900 881.1285 L.'I:C: V'S4 Open Mon., Tues., Wed. & Sat. 9:30-5:30 V/S04 j*M=, HOURS:';""'. 1'h"".y, Fri*" lGo9, Monday tI-o ougll Solvrdcrj Thursday & Friday Evenings 'til 9 p.m. 1'-.tay, Wednnday, SGlurdlrr 10-6. 9... (I.,'" 5U1Jl1ay .. SUIllIcIy 12-5 • 17112 Kercheval, in the Village 881-1191 - • s • s . . .a m.'d.'. r -----~------_._------~~--~~------~-~--~-~---~------~---. ,-- - - - _. Thursday, August 17, 1978 Page Twenty-Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS ...~t~~'1b~%.a6(iPi~ . ~':--:;" ", ~" "(.-%., , ...... ,; :',' ; .::c .•... · .1'i' ;' Trimt LiDeS' to-SerVe 'f.f~ : .'. <"" (~y;~ ' ~'/'" , " .." " , ..,; ,'; '.,. . ~.~.. ' '.~~~;~~i~ ,'{,;~r' ... \..', ,':;;~:?'~'. ,:. :... :-.-~.> . 4-HELP WANT-e-D-- --4---H-E-LP-W-A-NTED- --I4-HELP WANTED 4-HELP WANTED 4-HELP WANTED '4-HELP WANTED lA-PERSONALS 3-LOST AND FOUND GENERAL GENERAL I GENERAL GENERAL . GENERAL GENERAL NEEDLEPOINT and crewel SUBSTANTIAL reward for REAL ESTATE SALES SALESMEN-Experience in BOOKKEEPER--- WAITER. or waitress wanted MATURE non.smoking wom- CASHIERS and pizza help. pillows blocked and finish, my lost credit card folder. an to live,in and supervise No experience necessary. 100% COMMISSION PLAN selling intangibles or real For Grosse Pointe CPA of, for well known downtow~ ed. Also needlepoint In- Please call 886-3060. 3 school age children in Must be over 18. Apply at Well established reputable estate background helpful. fiee. Must be experienced. restaurant. Must be exp~n- struction. TU 1-7073, TU 6.i4-HELP WANTED Grosse Pointe Park. Mrs. Mr. C.'s Deli, 16830 East firm in prime location with Must be able to travel ex- Call 881.2335 for interview. enced in fine full servIce. 6318. McNeilage, 777-4900 or 822- Warren. modern office building GENERAL tensively. Pilot license a ------I Call John at 962-6735. 6165. and facilities offering a plus but not necessary. Re- CLERK, days. Must be over DENTAL Assistant - Chair HIS AND HER HAIR PLACE THINK OF A CAREER IN ply Box B.18, Grosse 18. 839-7707. Minnet Phar- lWRDRESSER. We are ex- rare opportunity for ambi- S p e cia Ii zed g e n tIe. REAL ESTATE HELP WANTED: S c h 0 0 1 side in prevention oriented tious salespeople or newly Pointe News. macy.. panding our operation. If crossing guards. Must be men's hairstyling - by Join the helpful people. Grosse Pointe practice. No licensed brokers, to parti- you are looking to better residents of Grosse Pointe Dolores, 100 Kercheval, Excellent training pro- GENERAL OFFICE - Cad- KITCHEN HELP. $1.80 per yourself and join 13. other weekends. 884-4010. cipate in a newer concept Woods. Male or female ieux-Mack area. Good typo hour. Call 685-4790 after 4 professionals call M,lchael. of operation in the real 885.2788. gram. 30% commission over 18 years of Jge. Sen- BUSBOY WANTED, 18 or ------plan, TV and Radio adver. ist, 60 w.p.m. minimum a p.m. Applications are bemg ac. over, part-time. 882-8522. estate profession. Call for must. 5 day. 40 hour week. ------'ce p t e d. Michael-James ior citizens welcome. $4.40 a personal ir.terview for DOG SITTER SERVICE - tising. Experienced or will per hour. Approximately 2 Close to Grosse Pointe. No train. All fringe benefits. Call R.N.'s, L.P.N.'s, aides, com. Coiffures. 881.6470. WANTED, Full time man or full details. Ask for Pat or 886-0900 for appointment. panions available for im- hours per day, Monday boy for stock and main. Dennis. Accommodations tinklers or squatters. 24 EARL KEIM SHORES through Friday. Apply De. hour non.caged care. Rea. Ask for Bruno. 774-4060 mediate placement in your LPN's or RN's, E-Z duties, tenance. 886-4883. will be limited! . sonable 882-1084. _ COLLEGE STUDENT home. 24 hour coverage. good boss, any shift, also partment of Public Safety, Part-time job starting in Contact M. Watson, R.N. at part time arrangements. Municipal Building, 20025 BABYSITTER for 2 children I PAT BURTON REALTY, BAND AVAILABLE. Full BARTENDERS September. Child care for MED.CALL S1. Anne's, Cadieux-Harper. Mack Avenue, G r 0 sse 5 & 9. Own transportation INC .. Part time, no experience nec- variety of excellent music school age children and 559-8090 886-2502 or 343-0657. Pointe Woods. or within walking distance 20658 Harper Avenue essary, good earnings. East for all social occasions. 1. other household duties. ------I of Cloverly and Charlevoix. Harper Woods, Mich. Sides Best Rock Disco - AFTER school child care, 731,6081. Must have drivers license. REFINED couple to help PERSON NEEDED for main- light housekeeping, de. 11 a.m.' 6 p.m. Mon.-Fri. 886.8400 "Trumps Jumps" - Apply Excellent pay. Call 331- maintain large home in ex. tenance and moving in Call 885.5958 after 6 p.m. nightly 8. p.m. 16360 Har. pendable person needed. IMMEDIATE OPENING BAHA'I FAITH - to learn 2918. change for desirable apart- furniture store. 963-6255. Grosse Pointe Park, 343. per. Must be 18 to 22. ment plus modest salary. PAY R 0 L L CLERK, auto For ACCURATE typist 45.50 about it phone 872-8317. 0015. SALES PERSON, full time, Must enjoy our two small REAL ESTATE SALES dealership. Bart Lincoln. wpm. Busy east side office. NURSES' AIDES Grosse Pointe area, Dam- chi I d r en. Non-smokers We have a limited number GROCERY dept. cashier, 5 Mercury. 259-2190. No shorthand or dicta- WILL TRADE 4 August 18 NOW ACCEPTING APPLI- man Hardware. Call 268- please. Reply ,Box H8, of openings for sales people Pine Knob Chicago pavil. days, no Sundays, or part SITTER for weekend eve. phone needed. Must be CATIONS FOR ALL 8140 for appointment. Grosse Pointe News. to serve the Grosse Pointe ion tickets for any o\her time, 8:45 to 3 p.m. Bills nings, 3 Mile drive area. OUTGOING with pleasant SHIFTS, FULL TIME AND and Macomb County. We personality and experi. day Chicago. 882-0366. Market, 14330 East War- 882-7686. PART TIME. NO EXPERI- COCKTAIL Waitress, eve- OtiTDOOR TRIP leaders _ offer commission plus a ren. enced in dealing with pub. ENCE NECESSARY. PLEAS- nings, De t r 0 it. G r 0 sse college students or young very high bonus program WANTED full time grounds lie. Excellent opportunity PSYCH Ie 331-4788 ANT WORKING CONDI- Pointe disco. Will train. adults interested in lead- and computerized multi MAINTENANCE - Experi- keeper for school. Liberal for advancement. Private readings by a clair, TIONS AND EXCELLENT 885.3962. ing youth camping week- .list. enced and dependable, $4 fringe benefits. Call be- Prestige Services Inc. voyant. Also parties, $15 F R I N G E BEN E FIT S. per hour. Cadieux,Harper. tween 10-3. 882-5977. 882-4910 FULL TIME ends. Send resume to For your personal interview 886-2502. per half hour session. Ask BELMONT NURSING Neighborhood Club, 17150 call Mr. Monroe at 886 GAS STATION WANTED housekeeper for PAR T ' TIM E dependable for Barbara. CENTER Waterloo, Grosse Pointe, 8710. GIRL FRIDAY type person, school, part time evening woman needed for noted 19840 HARPER MI 48230. 885-4600. SHOREWOOD part time, some 'typing. ATIEN DANT hours. Call between 10-3 Grosse Pointe gift shop. 2A-MUSIC 861.9558 9 MILE-JEFFERSON --- E. R. BROWN REALTY College student preferred. 882.59771- Send resume to Grosse EDUCATION SHELL INSURANCE APPROVER 20431 Mack Avenue Must have car. Write fully Pointe News Box L5. SECRETARY APPLY WITH-IN Suburban-East Detroit com- including desired wage. MEDICAL SECRETARY - re VOICE, Piano, Clarinet in. SALES OFFICE pany, 34 years experience THO MAS LANDSCAPING Grosse Pointe News, Box ceptionis1. Busy internal RELIABLE cheerful woman struction. BA degree, Eur- RELIABLE babysitter. Mon- in the payment of basic, needs maintenance help C-19. medicine practice, Grosse for housework in exchange opean studied. 331.2862. Neat appearing personable day through Friday. 8:30- major medical) and short $2.65 an hour, time and a FULL AND PART TIME Pointe area. Call 884.1460 for studio apartment. Hill individual to work 24-30 6:30. References. 822-6573 term d i s a b i 1 it y.group half over 40 hours. Over area. Some babysitting MUSIC IS JOY hours per week in two per- after 6:30 p.m. health claims. Excellent 18. 881-0292. SALES OPPORTUNITIES PART-TIME HELP wanted Home Instruction - Piano, If You're short on money. 343.0795. son sales office. Type 40- MATURE person needed to wages and fringe package. DECORATOR'S ASSISTANT for busy medical office voice, organ. Correct Eu- but full of enthusiasm ... 45 wpm. Should be famillar babysit full timp. in my Please call 778-1000. To learn painting and wall Must be pleasant and very APPLICATIONS now being ropean v 0 c a 1 technique . . . Casual Corner has an with office procedures. h 8 II: C 11882 2721 well groomed with previous taken for part time stock taught. Teacher has exten. GOOD HOUSEKEEPING orne. 'J. a . . NURSES AIDES needed, st. papering business. Must exceptional sales opportun- secretarial experience. 2'h work. 18 years or older sive background in classic SHOPS WORKING MOTHER would Anne's N u r sin g Home, have some experience in ity just for you! days per week, Wednesday, Yorkshire Food MJlrket, and modern music for be- MANAGEMENT like woman to care for 6232 Cadieux. 886.2502. painting. Job consists of Whether you're a home. Thursday and Saturday 16711 Mack. ginner and advanced stu. . d rt 6 30 t painting and wallpapering 962.9850 ext. 276 km erga Der :1 da.m' 0 DENTAL RECEPTIONIST and related areas. Apply maker, college student, or Reply to Grosse Pointe dents. 885-8067. h b TEACHER needs responsible 12:30 p.m. sc 00 ays e- Secretary assl'stant needed I if . t I simply looking for reward. News, Box G-21. ginning September 7th. on Y serIous 0 earn woman for babysitting and REAL ESTATE SALES ing full or part time sales PIANO LESSONS . AAA Real Estate Office in Lincoln - Charlevoix area. for Grosse Pointe Multi Call 885-8971. CLERK-An individual with light housekeeping. 11:30 earnings, Casual Corner QUALIFIED TEACHER k 1 881-4388. dentist office. Must be able some high school account- a.m. to 6 p.m., 5 days MY HOME-882-7772 St. Clair Shores see s sa es to type, fill out insurance SECRETARY to director of can offer you the oppo~ ing and bookkeeping, on Close to bus line. Refer people to join their staff. I dl th . t business affairs, excellent tunity to eam that import. the job experience helpful ence required. 885.7371. Free trammg. . an d many HAIRDRESSER wI'th cll'en- forms, bhank e f'l e appoJn - statistical typist with short. ORGAN and piano lessons, ant extra income while but not essentiaL Some chlldrenand adults. Quali- benefits. We are the Pro- tele for established Grosse ment 00, 1 e, answer hand skills. Salary range gaining valuable retail fessionals. Ask for Sue. Pointe salon in Village phone and~ take cpolmplete $5.08 to $6.69 hourly. Ex. light typing. Apply in per- 4A-HELP WANTED fied teach. My home. 371- f h t fashion merchandising ex- son at: Standard Forge Co., DOMESTIC 3397. . TURY 21 shopping area. Telephone set 0 ra lOgrap 'd efa~an cellent fringe benefits perience. CEN 882-2550. Ask for' Frank working area an nnge b 1. 2130 Franklin, Detroit BABYSITTER needed in my CHARTER OAKS 779-9792 Messina, proprietor. bene f'Its aval'1abl e. C a 11 Grosse Pointe P u 1C For full information, call (East of the Renaissance home for two small boys WOODS MUSIC - Doctors Pokernoy and Mo, School system. 389 St Georgia at 839-0330, CAS- Center). 259-1919. An equal 5 days, must be affection isides office for interview, Clair. 343-2015. STUDIO RN's I LPN's WANTED. Full time oral UAL CORNER, Eastland opportunity employer. ate. Call after 6 p.m. 343 Piano and Guitar Lessons. surgeon assistant. Eastside 661.8406. PERSONEL ASSISTANT Center, Equal Opportunity LEADING NATIONAL DENTAL ASSISTANT 0973. ._ Home or Studio, 20551 office. Mature person with STYLIST, full or part time. Excellent opportunity for Employer M/F. ., NURSING SERVICE Certified 'or with-. experience, COMPANION t4'EEDED to 'Mack near Vernier. 885- dental background pre, Grosse Pointe, St. Clair personable, ambitious indi- 0024. RECEPTIONIST. Full or " chair side only, no typing help elderly ~oman, light .ferably. 4'h days. No eve- Shores area. 772.6621. vidual who has 2 years col- part-time for law office. or bookkeeping, good pay OUTSTANDING BENEFITS nings, no Saturdays. Call lege or equivalent experi. PIANO LESSONS (Downtown office). 961- and benefits. No evenings laundry, light cooking. 8lr1 884-3064. ence in personel and office U. of M., Top Wages SECRETARY 9139. . 886.1140 after 8 p.m. '0092. Graduate \ One year legal experience. management procedures. Holiday Pay HONEST, RELIABLE wom- COCKTAIL waitress wanted MATURE LADY needed 2.5 Call 3314725 WANTED. High school or Downtown Detroit, 2 girl THE GOOD p.m. Monday thru Friday Malpractice Insurance an needed one .half day Uniform Allowance older boys to do fall work. office, interviewing now HOUSEKEEPING SHOPS Apply in person, Hotel SI for 2 girls, starting Septem . 28-TUTORING AND Great pay, need a lawn- for August 28th start. Call per week, for general Shift-Weekend Differential Regis. After 2 p.m. 3071 W ber. Light house and cook EDUCATION mower, Call 881-9940. 961-6705 between 10-4 p.m, 962-9850, Ext 276 cleaning of six room home, rand Blvd. ing help desired. Own must like children, can set THE READING CHOOSE YOUR DAYS BABYSITTER needed by CASHIER position available WOMAN or college student own hours or 8-1 p.m. DENTAL ASSISTANT for transportation. St. Clair AND ASSIGNMENTS teacher in my home for at well known downtown for after school supervision Near transportation, $3 Orthodontist office, fun Church area. 886-1875. RAILROAD time, experience necessary two girls, ages one and restaurant, part time, eve- of three children (14, 12, per hour. 885.1085. DEPENDABLE, pie a san t . A READING Improvement 882-2820. LET US PAMPER YOU three. 7:30 to 3:30, Mon.- nings. Call John at 962- 9) of University couple woman for housecleaning. Center. Professional Facul. Fri., begin Sept. Must have CREDIT & COLLECTIONS 6735. Live in possibility.. 882, INTERIOR PAINTERS need- 2 days. 881-0619, after 5 ty. Enroll now. references and own trans- Excellent opportunity for MEDICAL 1133. ed, full time. Must be 18 p.m. portation. Permanent posi- DELIVERY HELP wanted at persons experienced i n 886-0750 with transportation. $3.00 PERSONNEL POOL tion for the right "nanny." Zino's Pizza, 16206 East MANUFACTURERS rcpre dealing with the public. No per hour to start. After 7 HOUSEKEEPER,Companion, PRIVATE TUTORING 885.0764. I Warren. sentative seeking experi- weekends or evening work, 882-6640 p.m. call 865.3385. 5 days a week, for elderly in your own home. AU sub- enced secretary. Require good benefits. lady in Alden Park Towers. jects; all levels. Adults and FULL TIME or part time good shorthand and typing, THE GOOD MANAGER TRAINEE want References and own trans. . children. Certified teachers. sales clerks and stockboy. GROSSE POINTE EMPLOYMENT automotive or sales office HOUSEKEEPING SHOPS ed-on the job training portation. 646-6561. DETROIT and SUBURBAN experience helpful. Excel 962-9850 Ext. 285 Party store. 13 and Jef- Come into our .attractive new offices to discuss Pier 1 Imports. 884-8713 TUTORING SERVICE ferson, 294-1777. lent stllary and fringe bene Career orientated individ RELIABLE person to provide your employment needs and objectives. fits. 15 minutes from RESPONSIBLE LADY need- daily cleaning service for 356-0099 ------1 ed for laundry and house. ual wanted. Ask for Gloria or Jeannette. All interviews are Grosse Pointe area. Send small office. Cadieux-Mack LABORA TORY technician cleaning two days. Close to . 2F-SCHOOLS kept in strictest confidence. resume to Grosse Pointe DENTAL OFFICE area. Call 886-0900. for suburban medical clin- bus line. References re- MANAGER ic, experienced. 821-1133 18514 Mack Ave. (at Cloverly Road) News, Box E-6. quired. 885.7371- GROSSE POINTE mornings, 9-12. . Grosse Pointe. General prac, MATURE WOMAN wanted to Grosse Pointe Farms BABYSITTER needed in my J NSTITUTE OF PERSON WANTED to eut tice. 881,9400. sit 5 days a week for 5 MEDICAL ASSISTANT for 885-4576 home. Own transportation lawns. Must bc 16 or older. year old. girl. References MUSIC East Side clinic, part time. 7:45-4 p.m. References. 886 WIDOW seeks live,in house required.' Call Amy Nes- Private or Class Instruction Available mornings 0 r 821-1133, mornings 9-12. 2142. early afternoons. 884-7013. keeper, to cook, clean, drive drum, 889-0000 between 9 MUSIC-piano, voice, strings, and stay with her. Refer. and 6. guitar, wind instruments. GENERAL laborers needed REAL ESTATE PERSON ADULT BABYSITIER need MALE LIVE,IN wanted for ences. Call 645.1210 be- . ART-Drawing and painting for Three C's Landscaping. ed in my home for Septem Neighborhood Living, Inc., tween 9 & 5 Monday thru EXPERIENCED LADY for in various media. Full time, minimum wage. Established company (since 1965), Member of the ber for 2 small boys, 5 Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board, has openings for a home for mentally re- Friday. cleaning and laundry, 5 Distinguished Faculty Call for interview. 757- days. 7:15 to 4:15_ Call tarded. Must have a good days a week, 9.1 p.m. daily. TU 2-4963 5330. sales people. Sa~dy after 6 p.m ..343-0973 HYGENIST WANTED Tues- We are an office with a "real" concern for the suc- driving record. Write to $4 per hour. References. Box 8307, Detroit, Mich, days or Thursdays. 885- 821.9258. cess of those around us. I PLASTERER ne('ded for THE GIVING TREE DENTAL Assistant - Ma. 48213. 1771. Montessori pre-school fall We offer many helpful aids to increase your chances : small ceiling job. 882-4469 ture, reliable, responsible ------4 DAYS a week, to cook din- enrollment now accepted. of success. DOWNTOWN law firm seeks woman for pleasant Grosse ,ELECTRICIAN needed for TRUCK DRIVER and shop ner and some cleaning for 2~ to 6 years, AMS certi- person with strong secre- Pointe office. Will train. • Nationwide Find.A.Home Service referrals some home wiring. 882- man, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. 331 gentleman, hours 4 to 7 fied teachers. 1-94 & Mor. tarial skills, legal experi- 884-2700. • Powerful Mass Media Advertising 4469. 1111. p.m. in Grosse Pointe oss. 881-2255. ence preferred. Salary, e Guardian Home Warranty Shores. 886-1198. SALESPERSON for down- • Guaranteed Sale Plan Wl:":DOW CLEANERS. car- AUTO PARTS driver. Need I benefits. 864-5890. GROSSE POINTE Pre.Kin. town art gallery. Somel ex. • Corporate Seminars ~ pet cleaners, wall wnshers person for parts depart DENTAL ASSISTANT-Har . dergarten, 17150 Maumee perienee in art ;!nd furni. WOMAN to watch kinder- • Modern office facility in convenient wanted. Experienced or ment work. Contact parts per Woods area, experi. (in the Unitarian Church) ture. References. Grosse gartener in your home, will train. Minimum age 18. manager, Mike I'll a her ellced. fringes, no evenings, has fall openings for 3 and Poin{e News, Box D.5. ! location m 0 r n in g s only. Defer • Adequate Floor Time C J 11 882-0688. Chevrolet, 15175 East Jrf salary open. Call 839-7310. School district. Call 881- ~ year o.lds. Call now for I SECRETARY _ Full time! • Excellent parking facilitics ferson, Grosse Pointe Park I NUTISE NEEDS sitter 5 days. 0418 after 6'p.m . mformatJon, 886-4747 or should be well organized i LOOKING FOR someone who 881.1948. and experienced in gener- I . We are looking for expericneed professionals with 6:30 a m. to 4 p.m .. Gray BABYSITTER NEEDED to is firm in typing and medi. SITTER wanted. East Side, cstablished contacts who are willing to spend the ton.:'ITa(.k area. 885.8453.1 start August 21. Two chil- cal terminology for part al office procedures. Ac- days, in my home, own 28-TUTORING AND I Cali after 4 p.m. dren, 7 years, 41.2 months. EDUCATION curate typing important, i time necessary to list, sell and service client needs. timc trnnscribing in our transportation. S tar tin g -iIE~\T[NG--SERVIC-E-~an-':'::' 5 days, 2p.m-5 p.m. 886- office. H 0 u r s flexible. Scptember 4. 839.5358. Call ,;;~===_-_-':-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_- _-_-_-...,-I shorthand helpful but not! All replies confidential. Contact Mr. Borland. . necessary. Grosse Pointe: ~ood work. good pay, good 307~: _ Please call 773.1421 or 821. aftcr 4:00. FALL 8363. area, reply Box' B-18, company. Call Bob Kehrer, DENTAL ASSISTA:'-iT wanl. CLEANING LADY, weekly, DANCING CLASSES Grosse Pointe News. Brucc Wi~le Plumbing and cd. experience helpful, sal. AI'I-;r,lCATI():\;S BAR NOW FORMI1'lG Borland Associates of FOR thorough. Call before 2 STOCK PERSON, full time _1_1:.:.ti~.~__C~_8_22.9070. ary open. 889-0533. :'I!AJDS AND DlSHWASH. p.m. 885-1326. DISCO - BALLROOM I';orth-East Detroit area P,\RT TIl\lE receptionist for SiRVICE-STATION-~an;-- ERS. FULL OR PART- Earl Keirn Realty BABYSITTER must have car: Mr. Alan 521-5637 Damman Hardware. Call downtown ad a~ency. Light ger, weekends, part time. TIl\!E; THE PI RAT E S My home, 4 days a week, 1, ----> 268.8140 for appointment. 395 Fished Rood 886-3800 typing. homs flexible. 393- evenings. 822.93/0. _~_OV~,~.~ MACK. ~------~------0440 11-5 p.m. Call before 2 p.m. 2A-MUSIC EDUCATJON ------SERVICE ST~\TION attcnd. i PAYROLL CLERK. capable 885.1326. ------~ ------ant. evenings, full or part: of d()ln~ other general of., time. 1-94 and Chalmers: flce assignments. Although IMMEDIATE OPENINGS S. KHATCHADOURIAN-KAZAN REAL ESTATE SALES PERSON Standard. 822-9310. I payroll tasks do not re.1 FOR DOMESTIC ------.----- ~- - I qUire full lime. some pay.1 PERSONNEL: Concert pianist and experienced teacher. Private in. GROSSE POIl'\TE REAL ESTATE co. has introduced a revolutionary concept of WA /TRESS WANTED. 886- I' roll experience essential. • Housekeepers • Cooks struction wi II begin in the Grosse Pointe area, Real Estate sale~ We prefer Grosse Pointe residents only and age or present I 9233. Free parking: paid holidays • Housemen.Chauffeurs beginning the middle of September, 1978. two occupation is of no conscquence. Estimated income during first year for an i LAWN" 'CUTIING-=--y~~~g: and vacations: Bluc Cross- • Day Ladies • Maids days per week only. Limited availability. Write already licensed reprl'sentativc cxcceds $30.000 annually. or telephone collect betwcen 9.3 p.m. No week. , man wanted to cut lawns Blue Silieid. and pensIOn. • Nurses Aide. Must have own transport a: benefits available. Pieasant ends. Your only qualifIcation is to be personable. a tastdul dresser. cll'an. honest. reli. Companions able, able to maintain records and have an insatiable desire to mcet morc people. lion and equipment. Excel. sl,rroundmgs In an aIr I • Couples • Nannies MRS. S. KAZAI'; lent pay. 886-1772. condltlo~ed office. lIa~dy i - . .___ to pubhc transportation., GROSSE POINTE 561 Pleasant Ave. Call John Brink, Broker, Grosse Pointe Real Estate Co. EMPLOYMENT ELDERLY LA DY would Uk!' Salary op!'n. Call Mrs. Mc,! Highland Park 882-0087 18514 Mack Illinois 80035 a live.in companion-house. Int>rc for an appointm!'nt. ' (at Cloverly Rd.) I kceper for weekend~. $25 ' K('n Brown Inc. 3350 E. PHONE 312433.5249 Confidentiality will naturally prevail! GP Farms 885-4576 ,Ir a day, references. 882.4429.1 Jefrerson. 259.2660 . .. Thursday, August 17, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-Three .. 4A-HELP WANTED 5-SITUATION '6-FOR RENT 6-FOR RENT 6D-VACATJON '-WANTED TO RENT 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE ~ DOMESTIC WANTED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED RENTALS WANTED. Flat or Carriagt "ZAP" ORV-3 wheel sport SOLIO OAK formal dining MATURE WOMAN needed COLLEGE GIRL will do in. LUXURY high rise on the SEPTEMBER SPECIAL House in Grosse Pointe. vehjcle, 14 H.P., McCulloch room suite, Beauty Rest for sc'hool year. Monday UPPER FLAT - 2 bedroom, terior painting. Experi. river between downtown Enjoy a 3 bedroom lakefront Mature professional female, engine. 885.7726. 9 to 5 spring and mattress, twin thru Friday, 7 to 4. For 97J. Beaconsfieill. Stove, reo enced. Very neat worker. and Grosse Pointe. One frigerator, $250. 331.6882. cottage on Lake S1. Clair single. References submit. p.m. extra long, like new. Fed. two-year-old boy. 886-8136 B21~61. bedroom $235 to $275. at Belle River, Ontario, on. ted upon request. Please der's air conditioner, lilc:e Two bedroom $325 to $350. 3 BEDROOM lower flat on Iy % hour from downtown call 382.7953. MOVING SALE - Contents new, 527.4893. : .. 4C-HOUSE SITTiNG COMPANION AIDE. Lady Nottingham with garage, of large English Tudor SERVICE wishes to care for eldi!rly Pool, tennis, security, fire- Detroit. $425 for the en- place. Days ask for Pbyllis, no pets, $250. Available tire month of September. MATURE professional man show.place, including an. SCHWINN VARSITY 1()' lady or e9nvalescent. Days desires one bedroom apart. speed, 1 year old, boy's GROSSE POINTE couple, 824-8012. Nights and week. September 1. 774.0290. No crowds, no noise, good tiques, collectables, nearly only. Good references. Call ment. 224.7654, bike, 20" wheel. $95. 882. housesitters in the Pointe fishing. 886.2767 or 885- new furniture, oriental after 6 p.m. 771-4054. ends ask for Jeff 823-6925. I 5 ROOM lower _ Carpeting. 8631. throughout the past year 1900. Owner, Couvreur. PROFESSIONAL WOMAN, rugs, accessories, huge DEVONSHIRE.Warren. Five Middle aged woman. No aviation book, magazines Seeking 1978.79 positions REFINED LADY desires non.smoker desires flat or BOOKCASES, electric type. upper, heated, carpeted, pets, no children. Kensing. HARBOR SPRINGS home, 2 and kit collection, etc. For References. 886-0575, 881 part.time cook. Excellent apartment. Ref I' r I' n ces. writer, kitchen set, sewing Florida room, married cou. ton near Warren. 881.3142 large bedrooms, bath and appointment call 824.2906. 2280, references. 527.5734.' East. 824.3208. machine, utility tables, fab. pIe. 885.8546. or 881.2081. half, modern kitchen. 4 side only. MOVING. Pool table, carpet- rics, baby scale, toy chest, LOWER FLAT - Cadieux minutes to town. 882.2597 RESPONSIBLE young cou. :'. S-SliUATION TWO BEDROOM home in ing, 12xll, kitchen table, National Geographies from . WANTED COLLEGE PAINTERS near Mack. 5 rooms, refrig. or 885.5952. pie, no children wishes to City of Grosse Pointe. children's desks, occasion. '1956 and miscellaneous Lowest prices around erator, stove. Heat includ- I rent Grosse Pointe flat or Stove, refrigerator, dish- al chairs. 882-4078. through Saturday 10 to 4, PRIVATE NURSING References washer, washer and dryer I'd. $250 per month. 294. BOYNE COUNTRY. Com. servants qua r t e r s with Guy Pete 5585 Alter Road. _ Around the Clock included. Close to trans. 2646. pletely furnished, all elec- kitchen. Prefer 2 bed. GIGANTIC Garage Sale - 881.5973 881.2431 tric, 2 tier Chalet. Upper rooms. Please call 882-5018. In home, hosplW or nursing portation. $325 a month. Clothes, furniture, mini. ESTATE SALE ". borne. RN'., LPN's, Aides, 886-6010. 6A-FOR RENT tier-4 bedrooms, 2 baths, bike, misc. Friday and LADY in Grosse Pointe Park FURNISHED kitchen, living room with 7A-ROOM WANTED conducted by , , companions, male attend. area wishes to be compan- Saturday, 18th and 19th. KATHRYN of the POINTES , ants, live-ins, SCreened aed ATTRACTIVE upper flat, fireplace. Lower tier - 3 URGENTLY'N E E DE-D - ion to elderly, days or JEFFERSON nea'r 9 Mile - bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen, Sleeping room, bathroom 20016 Lancaster, corner of 1327 Cadieux - bonded. 2' hour service. newly decorated, a front Peerless, Harper Woods. nights. References. 885. room, dining room, 2 bed. Upper 5 rooms with heat, living room with fireplat:e. facilities, for two weeks Grosse Pointe Park Licensed nurses for insur. 7764. ance cases. rooms, 1475 Way bur n, garage, washer. Adults. Tiers inter.connected if de- only. Starting September GARAGE SALE. 1962 Stan. Aug. 17.18.19 - Time 9.5 - Security deposit. $350. 776- sired. Private 6 hole put. 22, refined Englishman, POINTE AREA NURSES RETIRED handyman-Minor Grosse Pointe Park. 822- hope, G.P.W. Fri., August Thurs.,-Fri..Sat. TU 4.3180 repairs, carpentry, electri- 1248. 1657. ting green. 425.8933. visitor, does not smoke 18 and Sat., Aug. 19. Camp. ( PLEASE NOTE PARKING ----.--.'---- or drink. Call 885.1437 af. ing equipment, ski's, elec. CONDITIONS) cal appliances, painting, NEFF. Lower Oat. 2 bed. ~B-:-R~()~.~_~()!ENT_ NAPLES. FLORIDA. New I ter 4. NEED SOMETHING moved, fur nit u r e refinishing, tric mower, garden tools, NO PRE.SALES delivered or disposed of? broken windows, sash cords rooms, gar age, heated I BUSINESS W 0 1'>1 A N or first offering of 2 bed. 7C-GARAGE WA""TE'D furniture, clothes, etc. 9-4 Two piece living room suile porch. $395 per month in. nurse. Near transportation. room, 2 bath apartment. ,~ Two Poil\te residents will replaced. Reasonable. Ref. p.m. 1920's, pair channel back eludes heat. 882.3554. St. Matthews parish. Kitch. Large rooms and balcony. 1 GARAGE SPACE needed for move or remove large or erences. 882-6759. fireside chairs,'Eastiake lamp small quantities of furni. en privileges. References Adjoining golf course and storage of classic car dur- 2 LARGE RUGS, wringer, table and chair, Lincoln ture, appliances or what HANDY MAN-General serv- CHALMERS.Flanders com. required. After 5. 886-6818. swimming pooh. Available ing winter months. Call washer, folding bed, other rocker, Victorian end table, have you. Call for free esti. ices, for the unusual call plex. 1 bedroom apartment, December 1st to May 1st. Bill, 882-4752, 881-4476 af. items. 821-4915. and cocktail table with glass mate. 343-0481. after 6 p.m. Excellent ref. carpeting, air, heated. 885. GROSSE POINTE vicinity - 1.329.9242. ter 5 weekdays. tray, two Windsor chairs, 4364. Room for young lady. Pri. ELECTRO VOICE speakers in erences. 775.7362. custom walnut cabinets. three occasional chairs, Her. ALL CARE GROSSE POINTE WOODS- vate bath/kitchen. 822- DELRAY BEACH, Florida. 8-ARTICLiiS FOR SALE culon love seat, (new). N U R SIN G CAR E, light 7109 Luxurious condominium, 2 $200. 821-6361. NURSES REGISTRY Anita. 5\/2 rooms, modern ' bedrooms, 2 baths, full kit. AUTOMOBILE OWNERS. As Lounge chair, 1920's, curio .. A medicaU' pool. Private duty housekeeping, companion, B E AUT I F U L 75" sofa, and desk combination, two elderly convalescent. Ex. kitchen, dishwasher, fire. ROOM 20x13 - Private en. chen, tennis, pool, etc., on low as $22 quarterly buys nursing, 24 hour service. p I ace, refrigerator and trance. Half bath, kitchen golf course, 5 minutes from Compulsory No Fault In- matching chairs, tables, TV's, portable and console Hospital, Home, Nursing cellent references. 792. lamps, 20291 Van Antwerp, blw, Singer console sewing 1863, stove, carpeting. Garage. privilegcs. l'rivate phonc. ocean. Available Deccmber surance. 881.2376. . , Home and Insurance Cases, $350. 776-1657. "125 a montb. 882.1724. 1978 3623669 between 3 Harper Woods. machine, large ornate Birds. LPN's, RN's, Aides, Medi. ... , " CLEANING OUT? Call OP. I eye maple dresser and slipper cal Technologists, Physical ACCOUNTANT - Bookkeep- NOTRE DAME. Lower, car. ATTRACTIVE bedroom for and 5:00 p.m. ERA'l'ION LINC, 331-6700. MOVING SALE - Antiques, er/ControJIer wishes to as. I toys trl'cycles furnl'ture chair, painted brass bed, 4 peted, 2 bedrooms, sepa- woman wI'th all home priv- ' h I h 't bl . , , , Therapist, Emergency Vis. sume full responsibility of LOVELY Schuss Mountain 'IT"I' I' pearl a e orgam- box spring and mattress, piece walnut bedroom suite, rate basement, garage. Sin. I'leges. Near Grosse POI'nte, Ch I t 4 b d b zatl'ons Donatl'ons tax de iting Nurses. State licensed General Ledger through a I' , I' rooms, y. . clothing, gerbils, refrigera . 1920's. Also 3 piece Burle and bonded. Operated by fl'nancl'al statement taxes gle adult preferred. No transportation, shopping d ay, wee,k or mon th . Swun... ductl'ble You drop off or tor, lawn furnl'ture, Thurs - walnut bedroom, very ornate Patricia Zevallos, 821-4058. etc. Secretarial work, as'pets. $325 per month. 882. center. 885.3189 after 7 ming, tennis, goIf at reso rt . we pl'ck up . day, Friday, Saturday, 10 and in mint condition. Three .':;' ... well .. Please call after 6 . 9081. I p.m., we~kends. 889-0307. -"A-L-M-O-S-T-.N-E-W-"-A-P-P-A-R-E-L4 p.m. 1046 Kensington , drawer chest rol1away bed, TONY VIVIANO p.m. 886-6152. 2 BEDROOM Condo in Lake. FURNISHED room, private ICHALET on Lake near Char- accessories, furs and an. Grosse Pointe Park. Dining room suite--tl chairs, table and leaf, buffet, china Handyman shore Village. All new ap- bath, garage, close to shop. levoix. Swimming, fishing, tiques at a fraction of the SA-SITUATION I MARC CHAGALL color lith cabinet, 1920's, very good Carpenter Work DOMESTIC pliances, carpeting and ping. 886-8263. color TV, fireplace, phone, original cost. ograph. 884-5267. and , drapes. Central air condi. boat included. Available We Buy Furs condition. Miscellaneous MATURE WOMAN wishes tioning, dishwasher and 6C--OFFICE FOR RENT after Labor Day at reduced Consignments Welcome NATURAL FOX coat, med . Oak dinette set, gas range, refrigerator, antique painted Repairs companion, light house- disposal.. Clubhouse and 'BEAUTIFULLY PANELED, rates. 884.0431, 778-4055. LEE'S ium, good condition, $75 Also mohair and came I drop leaf table, antique 881-2093 keeping, good references, r e clr I' a t ion privileges. carpeted front office, $125. TRAVERSE AREA. Exclu. 20339 Mack 881~082 experienced, or light days. Adu ts. $350. Security. 882. Smaller carpeted office, coat $20. Small spinning school teachers desk and after 5 p.m. chair, old trunks, wicker 571-5793 after 5, or before 8883 evenings. sive lakefront executive re- BARN SIDING - Authentic wheel, good condition $75 .;QUALITY Health Care in 10. ------$75.885.1715. treat, nestled in the pines, 1" weathered, hand hewn, Small exercycle $8, book rocker, metal storage cabinet. . ''; your home, hospital or DUPLEX, 'lovely 2 bedroom KERCHEVAL at Beacons. Cat h I' d r a I ceiling, fire. natural timber. 1-463-2119. case $10, collector's Beam Kenmore automatic washer nursing home. Our profes- WOMAN DESIRES thorough! on Neff Rd., 1 year lease. field, 1,015 square feet, place, fantastic view, 3 botles, also calendar plates (like new). Old ironer, good .. sional staff of registered cleaning, full or part time. $400 per month. 885-8758. $430 per month. bedrooms, 2 full baths, CARPETING :i:;i% above mill reasonable, Call Thursday condition, dressing table and ~!, nurses, licensed practical Satul'day-weekdays. $4.00 ------1 DANAHER, BAER, WILSON laundry, large porches, out. cost. Mill, Representative, or Friday, 8 to 2 p.m. only chair, antique park bench, . ':: nurses, and nurse's aides hourly. References, trans- 3 BEDROOM upper flat, ap. & STROH door grill, fully furnished, 20531 Mack avenue, Grosse 881-4179. sewing table - Other oc. . are available 24 hours a portation. 893.7657. pliances included, $250 76 KERCHEVAL sandy beach, good fishing, Pointe Woods. casional tables .. .'. day, 7 days a week. Phone plus security, references, 885.7000 near ski slopes, sleeps 10. SHERATON maho~any in - Large pastel pictures in an- ~ 882-6640, Medical Person. LIVELY Grosse Pointe fam. no singles. No pets. Whit. July-August $450 week. FURS WANTED laid stack tables with cus - tique gold frames, etchings nel Pool. Day or night. i1y, needs cheerful, ener. tier-Quter Dr. area. 885- PRIVATE OFFICE, 15x16, September.November $400 tom glass top, $85. Duncan on silk in walnut frames, getic woman, to care for 2 Consignment or Buy 8051. carpeted, newly decorated, week. December-February Phyfe drum table $50. Mar . bronze Lincoln wall plaques, young children. Several LEE'S RETIRED Master Electrician, ------air conditioning, parking, $540. March. June $400 ble, brass noor lamp, silk large and small watercolors, hours per week. Occasional 20339 Mack 881.8082 ". Licensed. Violations, Serv- 4 BEDROOM brick colonial, service drive of Ford Ex. week. References and se. shade $40. Queen Anne prints, needle points in extra hours, overnights, .,ft. ~ce increased, also small central air conditioning, pressway, Harper Woods. curity deposit required. H. wing back chair $175 frames, 4 beveled wall mil'. weekends. Family includes sauna, excellent condition, 882-0866. Gerhard, 935 Country Club Three antique type desk r~ lobs. TU 5-2966. ' KATHRYN of the rors, very ornate antique 2 cats and friendly dog. available 9.1.78. G r 0 sse Drive, Greenburg, Pennsyl- lamps $45 each. Victorian '~------POINTES lamp with painted glass .'1)..EADED GLASS WINDOW Call 331.1297. . Pointe Farms area. Call GROSSE POINTE WOODS vania 15601. 1-412.836.2695 experienced service mounted buffet mirror , •., REPAIR 751-8822. 21316 Mack, 2,500 square or 1-412.523.3878. 20 inches wide by 60 inch shade, hand painted lamp , 'Also buy leaded glass doors COMPANION nurse avail. feet for professional or of- , IN es l()ng $35. French tapes - with silk shade, brass floor ~,,', ..A. and win4ows. able. Private duty. Good ALLARD - Grosse Pointe fice -use only, recently re- FLORIDA, Sanibel Beach HOUSEHOLD SALES, try framed scene of th e lamp. Wooden floor lamp, figurine ",r ','" $nII.... 882-:1833 _ drivE:f. Invalid and con- Woods. Contractor's home, modeled, large parking lot. Club. Finest contemporary ESTATE LIQUIDATIONS Coliseum etc, $40. 649- valescent care. Night or tastefully decorated, 3 or 4 884-1340 or 886-1068. Gulf front condominiums AND APPRAISALS dresser lamps (Germany), "", .~1£UROPEAN dressmaker. 12 2936. day. $3.50 hourly, Loves bedrooms, den, 1'h baths, I on the Island. February- Free Consultations Silk shades. Other lamps, l.~ • years experience. 526-0025 .. elderly. Doesn't drink or Florida and rec. room, new MACK corner of Hampton - April openings. Reserve 775-0366 MOTOR BIKE - Motobacn 5 corner Whatnot shelves, kitchen, carpeting, stove 2 offices for rent. Off now. Manor Development. Anytime Like new $325. 1790 Sev beautiful large oriental vase, ::EURO.r'EAN MALE desires smoke. References, trans- and refri:;['r:t~~:-. !:';;.:-:.. priv. street parking. 400 square 644-5374. If no answer call after 5 p.m. ern, 886.2487. antique 22" 18S{) bronze " .~~ chauffeur position. College portation. Please ask for ileges. Security deposit, feet. 886-4700. Call between . . clock, RosePointe sterling by 'I. -,' degree, excellent ref e r. Ruby, 893.7657 or TU 2- 9107. $475 a month. Available 9 and .12. POMPANO BEACH, Florida. BOY'S 24 !~ch l~speed ~I.ke'l Wallace, service for 12, other i,:. ences. 882-8305. tentatively Sept. 1. 882. I Luxury ocean front condo- Household Sales Free Spmt, mmt condlhon dd p'ec f t I' d 0154. Call after August 20. ATTRACTIVE OFFICE with minium, newly furnished, Estate liquidations, appraisals .$75. 881.5092. o. 1 es 0 s er mg an '6:'EXPERIENCED mod e I s LADY wants domestic work ______sl1verplate. I private entrance. :Mack ave- 16th floor, Intercoastal and POINTE three (3) days. Mon., WEDDING GOWN size 12 Coffee set, cut glass, old available as hostesses and LOVELY 3 bedroom home nul'. 884-5446. No retaiL ocean view. Undercover AR SERVICE narrators for conventions, Wed., Fri. 368~626. (Own in Harper Woods near St I-C-O-j\-fE--S-E-E-'o-u-r-p-re-v-i-oU-s-l-y.parking. No children or he i r I 0 0 m, 1 year old: press, F?storia, ~epression, transportation. ) INTEGRITY ... EXPERTISE , " parties and fund raisers. John's and schools. $475 owned furniture and equip- pets: Seasonal or yearly. original cost $300, will sell hand pamted chma, Flow , 891-0638. ESTABLISHED 7 YEARS $150, veil included. Call blue plates, tall brass candle REGULAR HELP on vaca- per month. 885.1236. ment for your office needs _3_5_6-8_4_3_2_. _ by tion? College student, ex- 1 882~49 after 6 p.m. holders, crystal wines, water, RETIRED handyman-Minor C--0-L-0-N-I-A-L-D-U-P-L-E-X---2-b-e-d.Call weekdays. 772.7990. Donna Alexander, 771.3438 . champagne glasses, Haviland perienced in baby"iiting FLORIDA for the winter? repairs, carpentry, electri- room, carpeted, stove, re. I------and SOFA BED, $75, metal china, service for 12, small and house cleaning. Avail- We former Grosse Pointers cal appliances, painting, Irigerator, double insula- KELLY north of 8 Mile; Jeanne Roddewig, 881.7518 clothes cabinet, $15. Ping. ornate boxes. Much more able August through Sep- will rent our guest apart- fur nit u r e refinishing, tion, extra storage, semi 2,800 square feet. Six pri- ment on Siesta Key. Large FREE CONSULTATION pong table $25, child's an. BRIC BRAC. broken windows, sash cords tember 1st during the day. finished basement, 1'h ga, vate offices; large open area; storage; immediate living.dining room, one Please call after 5:00 p.m. tique desk, $30. 886-8386. Gold jewelry, 3 diamond . replaced. Reasonable. Ref- $3 per hour, Grosse Pointe City, Park or Farms. Call rage, Nottingham-Morang. occupancy. FOR LEASE. bedroom, kitchen and bath, MOVING and garage sale- rings, Hamilton watch, old erences. 882~59. $275. After 6 p.m. 881-8390. HARPER near 91h Mile. private entrance. Fish from INST ANT COP IES Elizabeth at 882.2618. , End tables, lawn sweepers, gold mountings, watch chain, your own pier on secluded 1Dc garden tools, kitchen to- other costume and old jewel- 'LOVING DAY CARE in my DAY WORK _ Laundry or INDIAN VILLAGE-3 or 4 3,400 square feet. New licensed home. Former bedroom apartment, living building ready for interior lagoon, beautiful beaches WEDDING INVITATIONS ble and chairs, fireplace ry. .. nursery school teacher. cleaning. Call 7 p.m. until. room, dbiing room, parlor layout; prominent corner; nearby. $600 to $700 per SCRATCH PADS, 40c LB . screen, lamps, boy's clo- Many old frames, baskets, Ask for Miss Florida. 272- month depending on length Artists P.MT Slats Ages 2'h years or older. 0137 with fireplace, kitchen, can divide into 1,530 and thing, picture frames, and toy chest, loads of material . 839-5866. . butler's pantry. B~autiful 1,870 square feet. FOR of stay. Write or call Phyl. Open Mon. thru Sal 9--5p.m. miscellaneous. 620 Hidden and yard goods, sewing' para. older style building. Ap. LEASE. !is and Roy Cowles, 7848 ECONOMEE Lane. August 25th, Friday, phernalia, linens, crocheted , ' 6-FOR RENT Midnight Pass Road Sara. NURSES AI~E-loves elder. UNfURNISHED proximately 2,000 square KELLY near 8~ Mile; medi. 9 to 5. bedspreads, doiles, scarves, sota, Florida 33581.' (813) PRI NTI NG • < Iy, work mghts or days, or feet. No pets, no children, cal offices. Six examining table cloths, old quilts, live in. $3.50 hourly. Refer. I DESIRABLE Studio Apart. adults only. 824-2096. rooms; set up fol' two doc. 349-6387. SERVICE UPRIGHT FREEZER, 12 cu. blankets, sheets, pillow cases, I ences 893.7657. ment, excellent for reo ------I tors. FOR LEASE. , - - I 15201 Kercheval bic feet, like new condi. spreads, bolt white drapery KINGSYILLE, Ontario - At-) at Lakepointe tirees or mature working LOWER FIVE ROOM flat- CHESTERFIELD Township; tion, $100. 886-5290. material, towels. Size 20 Mink WOMAN WISHES Tuesday for responsible middle 23 Mile just west of Gra- tracllve cottage. 3 bed. Grosse Pointe VA 2.7100 and fox trim coats, 25 cotton persons. Moderate rent. rooms. Available August I ------_ cleaning. References. Call aged couple, newly reo tiot. Brand new, ready to FIVE OLD golf clubs, wood. house dresses, size 20, like Call 882.7613 between 11 19. Beautiful in Autumn. CHARLES KLINGENSMITH 331-0729. modeled and carpeting. design offices to suit. en shafts, leather grips. new. Afgans, sweaters, other a.m.-7 p.m. 885.8101. JILL WILLIAMS $260 monthly plus gas and Suites 800 square feet to Highest offer. 5585 Alter good clothing. EXPERIENCED companion LAUREN CHAPMAN Road. nurse would like 3 days a NEFF ROAD near Jefferson, electricity. Security deposit 9,700 square feet. FOR 6F-SHARE LIVING Five small radios in good 5 room upper, separate Advise that their shop week. Own car. 293.9378. required. No pets or chilo LEASE. I QUARTERS MAYTAG gas dryer,S years eondition, 3 new vacuum . basement, garage. $350. dren. 824-3596. Other locations available. _ HOUSEHOLD Grosse Pointe area. LIQUIDATION SALES old, $125. 881-1839. cleaners, upright and tank. After 6 p.m. 884.1375. 5 ROO'f I'ncome aval'lable' Call Virginia S. Jeffries, I TWO ELDERLY ladies, or Cameras, lawn furniture, gar- W ANTED ride from Grosse " Realtor 882.0899. gentlemen or elderly cou. Will be closed for the AIR CONDITIONER, 15,000 Absolutely GREAT I first 2 weeks in August. den tools, carpenter tools, 2 Pointe Farms to Macomb Sept. 1, eastside. 822.5098. . pie, we would take them BTUs, only $100, cools 3 bikes, 3 speed. ------EAS~ WARREN'Blsh?p area. under complete care in our We invite you to visit College South Campus LAKE VIEWS rooms, 220 volt, 882-3384. Kitchen ware, china service mornings. Monday.Friday. ROOM TO ~ENT - Refer. Pnvate paneled offIce, rea. I beautiful home Excellent when we re.open on Thurs. Luxurious 1 and 2 bedroom ences reqUired. 882.4419. sonable rent phone an. h d f d' ANT I QUE S and things. for 6, spice rack, pots, pans, Will pay gas. 886.4082. ----______. 88' omema I' 00, cozy at., day, August 17. Large mahogany roll-top toaster, Dent 8 day clock, apartments. Include car. HARPER and Dickerson area !I _~\"erlOg. 5.0840. mosphere, pro f e s s i onal MONDA YS available, clean. peting, drapes, dishwash. ------C 11 6 8 BUYING SWORDS desk $650. Otber antique coffee maker, bread boards, er, central air, pool, cable- 1 bedroom, heated, air con. ,I 6D-VACAT:ON care, a . p.m., 939. . ing. References. 822.8698. desks, wood.burning stove, fans, humidifier, ladders vision. ditioning, carpet, stove and RENTALS 8128. GERMAN $500. Tables, chairs, pic. AND MORE. CaLLEGE GIRL wishes to do Now available from refrigerator. Laundry fa. DELIGHTFUL t FEMAiEI8t~ 35 ~~t~ JAPANESE tures, lamps, glassware, silo babysitting part.time. Ex. 250 h cilities. No children, no I co tage near share house in Grosse ver and pewter, 250 Mt. EVERYTHING MUST $ per mont pets. $165. 372.5116 after 3'1 Gaylord on beautiful se. AMERICAN cellent with chi 1d re n. AT METRO TOWERS cluded lake. Fishing. boat. Pointe Farms. Garage, DAGGERS, GU NS Vernon, 885.1579. BE SOLD! Available September. 821. Model open daily JEFFERSON-3 bedroom, 2 ing, golfing and relaxing washer and dr~'er, $175. 6361. 774-9651 GARAGE SALE-I261 Har. including Sunday baths, newly decorated. No I 626-7167. 886-3835. vard. Cottage.type furni. USED BOOKS - Bou~ht, sold. Fiction, non.fiction, GARDENING, lawn cutting, Near 1.94 D;~~~~~,~~~e~\~~~~ON FonT ~fY-ERSBEACIi, Fl~;". ~._.V!.A~!£D-TO RENT DRIED and silk Oower ar. ture including wicker. AI. done by dependable stu. I rangements and weddings so. student desk and mis. hardcover, paperback _ and Metro Parkway. & STROH Ida, completely furnished, :--iEED fully fUJ'JIishcd 2 bed. dent. Reasonable rates. expcrlly done by former cellaneous items, Friday, I noon 'til 7 p,m. Tues thru Eric, 882~61. 296.2320 463.5857 76 KERCHEVAL I 2 bedroom. 2 bath Condo room flat or small house florist in home. Very rea. I August 18, 9 a.m. No pre. Sat. BOOKTIQUE, 15243 885.7000 i on Gulf. Pool, tennis. 886'1 in Pointes for period early sonable. 839,6434. sales. . Mack Ave., between Lake. BODYGUARD FOR HIRE RANCH-TYPE home, 3 bed. ------.---.- I 6888. September through end pointe and Beaconsfield. rooms, 21h baths. No pets. 2 BEDROOM lower - stove! ._._. ,... ".-, ", October. 882.0043. E:'oiCORF;' 'ii~~'ale Shop. 2O~;-5.SPEED Srll~'~i-n-n-b-i-k-e, P,ROFESSIONAL SERVICES I Th~' I 885.2265. 779-6932 294.3663. and refrigerator. 331.4628.1 FLORIDA KEYS area. 2. bed. , . "_ . 222i7 Kelly Rd., 5 blocks brand new. TV 2.1654. ------I rooms, 2 baths, furnished, 6J HALLS FOR REuT' south of 9 Mile. Open Tues. ---- ..-- -.---.------... -----. -,- _..- ... -_ .. NEFF ROAD - Upper 2 GRAYTON - 5 room upper Condo overlooking Gulf, i TOP EXECUTIVE secretarial _.= ,,_. day through Saturday, 10 large bedrooms, fireplace, n.ear _ Warren transporta, weekly, monthly or season. skills. Graduate student '.------=, to 5. 777-65~1. Quality con. . will work in your office or garage, possession August t~on. 2 bedrooms. ~ock al rates. Deep sea fishing HALL FOR RENT si.l:nmcnts welcome. . my home. Excellent refer.' 15th. $385.00. Please call flreplac~,. formal dmmg boat, dockag(' available, AIR CONDITIONED WANTED ences. 882.5262 early a.m. 885.6034 after 6 p.m. room sitting porch, dry i Contact Betty Scirc1(', 1. Am ets P t ~57 : EARLY AMERICAN d'~;e'; .." storagc room. use of wash. i 305-852.8437. V All OS rr or after 6 p.m. I port, vrry good condition, by Ql!IET building, new ~a~~t. er. and dryer. ~o riogs. no: r------, ..CA~~~~~ns . $60 771.9529 WILL CARE for a child in mg wall.to-wall. VICInity children. Parkmg for one' LELA ND, MICHIGAN Hall Manoa.,. 77~.1 1~5 my home, days only. Grosse Wayburn.Alter Rd. 1.9 p.m. car only. No daytime week. i -- ~l Pointe Park. 885.5475.. 824.9424. day street parking. $250. Good Harbor-safe beach ' , - -- .. Gros;e Point(' League of .DuMouchelle's heat included. $250 secur. beautiful area of Lak~ 7-WANTED TO RENT Women Voters AVAILABLE - Delightful 3 Oriental Rugs • Antiques. Fine Paintings. Jewelry EXEC. SEC.lOFFICE MGR. ity. Married couple or ma, Michigan. North of Sleep. BAZAAR. CRAFT SHOW, bedroom flat with spacious • Fine Furniture • Crystal • Sterling • China Desires work in her own ture single female pre. ing Bcar Dunes Park. 6 ~Iatur<' professional worn. FI.EA MAHKET , home. Typinlt-Ietters, reo kitchen, formal living room ferred. Available mid Sep. bedrooms, 2'/, baths. 2 an wishes one'two bed. Complete ESTATES or Single Items sumes, invoices or what. with fireplace and charm. tembcr. 885.1085. fireplaces. color TV. By room. air conditioned du. Saturday. September 2nd I:--iSTANT CASH or on consignment ever. Dictation, cassette ing dining room. Fine con. __ , -_,-, --- ..-.- --- werk or month. Summer, plex. flat. apartmrnt. s:n5 Gros~e Pointl' ~nlllh High dition. $300 monthly plus transcribing, composing let. HARPER-CADIEUX, 3 bed. fall and winter. ('an ac. maximll Ifi, Eight.Fourt<'cn )-'or r('olal .~pace cont act Phone Us At ters. Experienced in all utilities. room brick ranch, 2 car II commodate up to I" Mile ar(';1 Rrply Box JoAnn Kelly. ~31.8347 or 963-6256 or 963-0248 phases of office procedure. HISTORIC REALTY CO. garage, extra lot. $350! pcople. 886.5223. - 1f,5. Grosse Pointe N('ws. Sue Suski, 822.9348. Speedy, accurate. 776.0957. 824.2700 month. 775.7382 evenings. 1, , • • . - --:- - \ ~----~--~----_....------...-_------...._------....._-~--~-~'~-~~-.--~--~----~-~. , Page Twenty.Four G R 0 SSE POI N TEN F. W S Thursday, August 17, 1978 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE '-ARTICLES WANTED lOA-MOTORCYCLES - I ~R~LE MOVING SALE - 10 a,mA SEVEN.FAMILY Sale-An. GENERAL ELECTRIC ster. INFANT FURNITURE - HIDE.A.BED, green nylon, WANTED-Furniture, glass. ------p.m. Friday, Saturday, Au. tiques, collectibles, china, eo, portable, 2 speakers, 4 Crib, mattress and bedding n excellent condition, $100 ware, knic.knacs, dishes, '69 MFG 16 ft. fiberglass. 70 gust 18, 19, 307 Rivard glassware, camera, 1,000 speeds, $75. 527.7231. $50. wooden Port.a.crib t 886.1092. household items, odds and H.P. outboard, tilt trailer, Boulevard. Loveseat, fire. miscellaneous items, 23018 ------with bedding, $25. Dress. ends, musical instruments extras. Excellent condition, side chairs, color TV, S!. Joan, corner of Marter CHARLES KLINGENSMITH ing table, $10. 8B6.3672. 8A-MUSICAL Hummels, Hummel plates $1,850. 885.3685 or 881. lounge chair, dining room Road Saint Clair Shores at JILL WILLIAMS I INSTRUMENTS and old dolls. 774-7142. 5825 after 6 p.m. table and chairs, break- 9 'fh~rsday to Sunday, LAUREN CHAPMAN GARAGE SALE, 4600 Cour. front kitchen table and ------Invite you to visit their shop. ville, Saturday and Sunday , PIANOS WANTED ALL 1967 HONDA 305, clean, reo chairs, tea cart, No pre. ESTATE.GARAGE SALE- HOUSEHOLD 10 to 4. d GRANDS, Spinets, Consoles S liable, good condition. A 1444 Harvard, Saturday LIQUIDATION SALES I S and Small Uprights. ORIENTAL RUG classic bike, $225. 821-4355. sales. 10.5 and Sunday 10.5. Every Thursday from 10 a.m. MIAMI MOVING Sale (semi- TOP PRICES PAID Bought for 50% more than BOY'S 10 d b'k 1 : to 2 t th R Sm'th final offer) - Full length dealers would pay. 663. 1977 MOTO BECANE-Very .spee 1 e, exce. BEAUTIFUL natural Ranch p.m. a e ay I black d i a m 0 n d female VE 7-0506 7607. low mileage. Like new, lent condition. 885-8939 af. mink coat and hat. Perfect Building, 15115 Charlevoix, R h . k ter 6 p.m. Grosse Pointe. Selected anc mm coat, size 14. SOHMER' $375. 882-8830. I condition. Short.stout worn. items taken on consign- 16 ($1,500); 69-piece Brit. apartment size SAFES WANTED - Almost ROGER RIVIERA girl's 10. en, 50% off. 773.8442. ment. Estate Appraisals. ish Ardmore chinaware Grand Piano. Completely any condition. Woods Lock 1974 SUZUKI 500, excellent speed, 24.inch. good condi. I B tif I t' (Minton pattern) ($500); 6- gone over recently. 882. and Safe. TU 1-9247. condition, turn signals, tion $50, 885.8123. SCHWINN Continental 10- eau u an Iques. 9.piece heavy Rogers silver 6803. back rest, $500. 8214355. ------speed. bike, almost new, BEAUTIFUL VANITY with serving set ($100); red oak ESTATES WANTED ENGLISH PRAM $250 excel. I call RIch after 6 p.m., TU. 3' h linen cabinet (3Ih'x2'x2', 3 BABY GRAND Piano, an. We will buy complete estates '73 BONNE. 750, 7,000 miles, ., 4.9646 mirrors, ma ogany rec. tique white. Farrand. Best r h011 hold II'quI'datl'ons $1000 or best offer 371 lent structured couch $50, I' ord cabinet, pictures, shelves) ($50); 4 French 0 se ., . . Antique couch $100. End II SPINET PIA.NO, .4-piece sec drapes, luggage. 886-2344. scenery paintings, pur. offer. 882-4936. Also bu y in g antiques 1478. table $20. Call after 6 p.m. tional, chair, dmmg room . . chased Paris ($60); 2 ALTO SAXOPHONE, very china, crystal, silver, jew 1973 550 SUZUKI GT. Cus. 882.5759. I set, 2 desks, Friday only CUST: type, rtu.gs, paint- tion, good gas mileage, SCHWINN full size girl's bi. SOFA BED and recliner $125 ------out speed gears. Excellent Queen.size bedspread. 1898 hanging lamp clB60; rare mgds, IVOry'l's ems, glass $1,100. 881-3021. cycle, blue $25. 884-6974. Wicker chair $20, stereo WINDOW air conditioner, condition. $50. 886-9537. Oxford. N.E. overshot vases in Spel. an porce ams, bronzes ------console $25, Kitchen Aide 7,500 BTU, $115. 773.2543. ... ter holders c.1890: F.34 and brass, and old adver. 1975 RABBIT-$I,975. Auto- TREASURE AND TRIFLES dishwasher $125, freezer ------ANTIQ (JE 0_AK hall tree M 'HO~ • N A tisings of any type Name t' 77000 '1 b t . NEIGHBORHOOD GARAGE 0 _.'" '-"P.. Y bedroom suitc, DVERT!SING:. W-canopy . ma IC, , ml es, u ex- at 794 Lorame, Grosse 6 cubl'c feet $100, stereo 8- chal'r, $350, Henredon love f h I your prl'ce 884-8nu7 II t d't" M' h }' SALE L t 'l 2 so as, 2 fireplace chal'rs, 4, c erry pcs p antation . "" . ce en con I Ion. IC e In Pointe Antique Secretary track $40: New poker table . 0 s 0f toys, Ch I. seat, Dresden blue, $600. drens Clothl'ng and ml'SC etc. 775.2495 (call eve. desk, tab I e, HEPPLE- SERIOUS local collector wI'11 radials, snow tires, wheels. b 00 k cas e, Pennsylvania $40. Farberware rotisserie . Henredon swivel chair Portable crl'b $20 Satur nings). WHITE stand, set 4 PENN purchase all sl'gned TI'ffany 885.1030. Dutch dough t ray, corner $20, electric edger $10. ' . . $300. Imported Italian mar- h t t 3 d b day 10 to 4 2050 Stan chairs. lamps: Handel, Pairpoint, W a ,no, oor ookcase, 823.0953. ,. - ble cocktail table, with 4 FURNITURE, lamps, paint. AUTOMOBILE OWNERS Aa Mission oak chair, cedar ------hope. 889.0680. cane back chairs $425, ings, rugs, records, cloth. ANTIQUE office desk for Jefferson and Moe Bridges low as $22 quarterly buys chest. china, crystal, brass. WANTED TO BUY - Very TENNIS R A C K E T S. 4"",- Henredon server 38" opens . gAll' II t sale. Solid oak. Best offer. lamps. All transactions Compulsory No Fault In. Af . H old and antl'que f 'ture 78 In - m exce en con. strl'ctly confl'dentl'al. Please ncan,. daitian, Indian Fair prl'ces 649 A645urm . Kramer pro staff, $30. 2 to 76", $575. Henredon ta- d't'I IOn. Satur d ay, 9 a.m., 885'.1760 call after 6 p.m. 886.2812. suranc:~ .. 8812378 carvmgs an pictures, Mo...... bles $150 each. Drexel buf. 226 L 1 s E t' ------Gonzales autographs 4%, 17 akecrest between STEIN WAY square grand- 1976 CAPRICE Classic, 4. ah : gyp Ian tapestries, LIBRARY DESK, 46x23", 43'" $12 apI'ece', all top fet $175, 2 mirrors $95 10 d 11 M'I ff J ff lOA MOTORCYC C lnese b'd' 14 an I e, 0 e er. 1860, completely restored, - LES door, air, cruise, very Iy Jap em rOI eneds'blear- physician's glass instru. nylon strung. 3 others, $6 each, plaid sofa, Colonial son on the lake. Rosewood, $3,500. 882. FOR SALE clean, $3,800. 527°059. anese woo ock ment cabinet, wood treat. to $8. 886.0534. $250, 2 swivel rockers $150 'Q prints. Jewelry from many ment table. 823-6166. eac.h, Henredon end table WHITE designer curio cab. 3862. 1975 YAMAHA 650-excel. 1971 PORSHE 914, 39.000 Ihands. Over 500 books on MAPLE twin bed set, $230. $150, day bed coverlet with inet with open carved BRASS and iron beds, an. lent condition. Only 5,000 miles, new tires, Koni orses, trains. history, etc. HARVEST GOLD Kitchen Drumtop table, $85. Sofa, poles and hangl'ng pI'llows wood doors , on 5' Ion g tique furnitu're, parquet ml'1es, many extras. Must shocks, tuff.koted, excellent I~laps,. B1aek American col. Aide portable dishwasher, marquetry coffee table, $150, Magnavox TV, beau. carved wood base . $800. parson's table, dining room se.II' 0 nIy $980. Call Bob condition, stored every win. (,c~lOn. ~fls('ellaneous Sat. wood chop block top, pe. miscellaneous furniture. tiful cabinet, $179. Brass Antique brass Samovar, size. 882.3862. 822-8008. ter since '71. $3,500. 881. ur aY.Sunday. 10.30-6 or can dining room set with 343.9119 arter 5 p.m. andirons $50,fireplace bur- complete with tray, $190. 7537. by appointment. 889.0417. 6 chairs. 882.9311. 1------ner basket $45, glass novo 886.0897. RENNARY Rage Antiques. '74 YAMAHA 100 Enduro- T~.PEW-;R--IT-E-R----- MOVING SALE - Saturday. elty table $100 gas stove Hours: Wednesday.Friday, Very good condition with '71 DODGE Colt Wagon, 43,' . -Royal elec. TWO mat chi n g dressers, Sund"y, 10.4 p.m. 11503 "SALE Ch' b ff $15 tnc portable. script type. good condition, $150 or n pictures, apartment size ta. - aIrS, u et, . 12-4, Saturday 9.5. Cadieux helmet, car carrying racks, 000 miles, $500. TU 1-4879. S65. 88.4.A695. Kennebec, (6 Mile.Conner ble and 2 chairs, gla~s and Baby items, rattan chair, at Warren. 882-4396, extra knobby tire, $335, __ " best offer. Call 884.3124. area. ) Every th"mg saar. b many other miscellaneous misc. Firewood - cheap. 884.7264. 1976 GRANADA Gh'la, fu11y WOO()E~'-AIR-i~~A~E prop. CARPETING 13' x 33', 50 gain! items. Cash only. 9 to 5, No pre sales. Saturday 10. KENNARY KAGE Antiques equipped, power steering, Excellent d't' d h d Thursday Fr'd d S t 5. 4431 Yorkshl're. Flea Market. Every Satur. '76 HONDA CB 360T, excel. power brakes, air, AM.FM ' con I JOn. Rea. yar s, grecn sag, goo RIDING BOOTS. women's, ,I ay an a . sonable 8863906 d' . $150 urda 8862172 day 9 to'4, Cadieux at East lent condition. 8B6.7178 radio, vinyl roof, tinted . '. con Ihon, . Call 889. English, black, 20", 9 AzA. y,'. d f KE:;;~"WR-E-buil't:i~--'dish. 0457 or 778.3500. Marlborough, new. '821- 1978 HUii.'\1EL BELi':-AND SOr~~r:e~t~~a~xe/~i~~ t~~~ Warren. 8824396. a ter 8 p.m. glass. $2,950. 889'()436. I\a~her. 1 year old. $125. ONE PAIR XAM 3.way 1556. 1978 HUMMEL PLATE, and 3 tapes. $570. 886.3724. FURNITURE refinished. I'e. '72 TRIUMPH Bonneville, MERCEDES BENZ - Execuo 8857147 t k' h . $500 paired, stripped, any type 650 cc twin, good condi. tive car, 1977 4-door sedan, . . 5 ereo spea crs wll Clr. GIRL'S quality clothing, 5,' R GE LE . $8 't b k ., II t 8859339 GA A SA - 408 Bar. of caning. Free estimates, hon, 00. Call after 6 p.m. S & L model, loaded, sun TWO W()V~>.' w-o'o-ds---C-am. CUI rea ers. I',xce en 6X,7. Coats. J'ackets, dress. - 5 2 I h" sound, $80. 881~l05. -.-----. ----- clay, off Chalfonte. Friday, 474-8953. 27-8 52. roof, tape deck, all leather (', elg(' Jnd brown, with _. _ . ._ es. 886.3346. QUALITY furniture and ga. 10 to 5. Clothes, furniture, interior, very low mileage. v;,IMHc and ta~~les. 521.~ BATHROOM corner sin k GARAGE SALE _ August rage sale, Many misccllan. jewelry, etc. ABLE TO PAY top dollar 1972 SUZUKI TS125 VGC, $20,850. Call 752-6865 be. Illdl' hy 64'z long. $175 wl.th flxtu.res. Corner med. 19th and 20th. 10.5 p.m. eous Items. cash .only, 9 to ------for used Oriental rugs. 5000 miles. Must sell, mov. t 6 d 7 M d J ''''67769 . 5 Th d F MISe h h ld Iu't 5"'.4483. I'ng, $250. FI'rm. 886.9641. ween an p.m. on ay '"r;. ) IClne cabinet, good condi- "'- tIt t I . urs ay. nday, Sat. . ouse 0 rm ure .... through Friday. :>;1,"v I'IL'(''''' I lion. $15 for both. VA 4, 2"Ox r Wargeda dassorHmen urday, 981 Lakeshore. and appliances. Call be. • .H, I. 1'. Ornate walnut I 8952 49 2 00 Sl e, arper -- - _ ___ _ fore 6. 882.5283. AMERICAN Eighteenth Cen. 1975 YAMAHA-TX500, road 1975 OLDS T d dining rllom set Hurl waJ'i- '._. _, _. __. _ _ Woods GARAGE SALE. all clothes __ tury inlaid mahogany sec. bike. 6,000 miles, wind. u or Royale 88, nul tnm, fancy hanging I Gl.RL'S lig:htweight bike, 17, - ---' - - ,- -_-- - -_. -- 1 501!. all sizcs .. Some furni. AIR Conditioner GE, 11,000 retary, oak tallboy. 1.665. shield, sissy bar. engine air, only 19.400 miles, Imlfl,t mirror. exc('lIent Inch frame. 26 inch wheel. ! MOVJN~ .~ALEA Thl~sda~ I ture and miscellaneous, BTU, $175. and 6,000 BTU, 7056, skids, excellent condition $3,600. 372.9295. c',ndlt"m, appraised $900. Call bctween 7,9 p.m. 881. an rJ ay, RUg. an 1720 Roslyn. Saturday, 8 $50. Both excellent condi. ------"- $950 or best offer. 885.1563: 1975 CAPRICE Classic-fully llc,~t (,fCcr 526,4024 4580. 18.. 9.3 p.m .. attan so a,f a m. I tion. 30 gallon de.humidi. ANTIQUE oversiz~ English -- .------equipped 11 t d' . - . Ch"lrs.~ recreation room fur. _. . _ _ _ _ - -.. -__ .. fier, $75, like new. 886. coucues,'" ch'air, ScotmanhI 1976 BON DA XL125, excel. tion 8825577' exce en con I. LEATlIEH l.()VESEAT a~d OAK SHOWCASE. rounded niture. refrigerators, dry. I T A I. (A N PROVINCIAL 3127. Estate, signed Court Cabi. lent condition. Only 400 .'. (h;lIr $95 for both. French glass $250, Good condition" cr, TV, cut glass, silver, gam~s table with 4 chairs, .. net and large oak tables. miles, $600. 881.4629 1977 TRANS AM, black.gold ,,,I. S50, 2 old Pmv/ndal! 37J4054 or PH 5.2405. 'jewelry, much more. 20660 like new. $300 771.0589. BICYCLE AUCTION 366.5131. spec'al ],'t d d' I'(';,rl I $50' M I I fr V ' '72750 HONDA, 812 kit, cam, I - Iml e e Ilion, amp~ . each. 9. G--ARAGE-SA-I L' L' d ap e ,anc 0 ermer. DJNFTTF TAR( E ---cor-n'er This Saturday, August 19. clutch, 01'1cooler, headers, Go.odrich TA radials, T 111('(p pecan Ilnlng room I ,,", - 1'T1 aY'1 No pre sales. ' , ." . BC-OFFICE B d f ~('l $fX)o 886.2166 Saturday, August 1B.19, __ desk, 2 seWlng machines, 1,000's OF USED BIKE EQUIPMENT magneto, double drive Ir roo, plush uphol. . __~ 10 to 4 4 poster bed, fur. I YARD SALE - Kit c hen couch and ~hair, vacuum FRAMES chain, racing suspension, stery, everything, 12,000 I AIm SALJ.:-Mostly ~mall. ~Iture, c1olhing. household I mist'., clothes, many odds cleaner .. 6.plCcc modular Alter and Kercheval COME SEE our previously mag wheels, rear disc miles. Purr.fection, lady's ('.r ~ll('(l women's apparel. Hems. Some antiques. 303 and ends. Saturday, 8 to 2. couch WIth matching table, Wheels, hand bars, etc., all owned furniture and equip. brake. Much more. Excel. car. 266-6327. ,. ncl..y only 9,5. 1328'1 Ml. Vernon, Grosse Pointe 104 Muir ncar Cl)ttage Hos. stereo, round lamp table, I used parts. 10 a.m. ment for your office needs. lent condition, $2,000. 884. 1968 OLDS Cutlass _ $250. Herhhlr(:. Farms, corner of Beaupre, pita!. 3.speed bike. 775.4{)07. Detroit Velocipiede Inc, Call weekdays 772.7990. 1632. 885-6321. Thur5day, Augu5f 17, 1978 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S ,Page Twenty.Five ---"--- ll-CARS FOR SALE ll-CARS FOR SAlt ll-CA.RS FOR SALE 1~-CA!t~_~~ ..SAL~ .._111 C-~~~1SRtND 12E-~~~p~:~~IAL I ~_3_-_R_E_A_L_E_ST_A_T_E_F_O_R_S_A_L_E _ '73 H 0 R NET Sportahout, 1973 MAVERICK, $300. 881. 1977 CHARGER SE, full 970 CHEVY Wagon - En. _ _ -,-.-- -- _ --.- . ._ I automatic, power steering, 2136. power, AM.FM stereo ra- gine good. Power steering, CHRYSLER 16 foot Muti. KERCHEVAL.in.the.Park 30' GROSSE POINTE PARK rear defrost, snow tires, dio, chrome wheels, 360 power brakes. Low mile. neer, trailer, spinnaker, by 70', air conditioned of. runs well, great second car, 1977 CAPRICE CLASSIC, air, AM.FM, custom inter. engine, low miles, $4,525. age. Excellent on gas. $400, loaded, excellent condition fice. Low price! Fantastic Ideal home for HAPPY FAMILY. Bedford, south of $650. 885-6568. 885.8991. Call 777-6819 after 6 p.m. DR 1.4724. terms! Medical or suit Jefferson. Attractive farm colonial. Large living ior, $4,500 or best offer. . I h '73 FORD Pinto Wagon, air, 521.6711. --~-'------. - -- many ot er uses. 822.2334. room with fireplare, formal dining room, library. 1975 AUm FOX wagon. 1m. 973 PONTIAC Ventura - 11F-TRAILERS AND Yanchuk 824.4169. 5 bedrooms, 3',,',"bath rooms. Modern kitchen, luggage rack, $800. 889. maculate, automatic, air 3J,000 mites, clean, very CAMPERS _... __ .__ .. __. . __. 0500 - eves., 884.0744. 1978 CUTLASS Supreme, brea"-iast area, 2 rar garage, attached. air, AM-FM 8.track, cruise conditioning, luggllge rack, dependable transportation. STAR(-;-RAFT-1970-, -11O-p-to-p~I3-REAL ESTATE fuel injection, front wheel $900 889-0346 FOR SALE No brokers, by appointment only - 821.8954 '77 NEW YORKER Broug. control, power locks, etc., drive, radials, $4,600. 882. .. Excellent condition. sleeps ham, power s tee r i n g, under warranty, excellent 3862. CADIL-LAC '78 Sedan de I eight, gas stove, gas.elec. FOR- SA-LFBY"OWNER brakes, windows, antenna, condition. 365-4547 or 365. -----.------Ville - Tilt, cruise, vinyl tric refrigerator. 886-1048, See pictures and details in seats, deck lid, tilt wheel, 8345. 1970 FORD Galaxie. Vinyl roof, plus more. $8,875.1 the Grosse Pointe "For 414 FISHER ROAD stereo with tape, rustproof- iiB-V ACATION - top, power steering, power Phone 886.0998 or 771.9360. PROPERTY Sale By Owner" News- GROSSE POINTE>: FARMS ed, leather seats, climate 1973 LINCOLN - White, good condition, $3,000, 4- brakes, decent tires, new ,...... -. letter. BY OWNER control, speed control, rear brakes, recent exhaust, 75 LINCOLN Continental.-' ~'AR-CO-TOWERS--=-l~;~';;ur 2048 N. OXORD _ Mid 40's. door, all power. 886.0954. Newly decorated, fully carpeted, 3 bedrooms, 112 window defogger, vent win. -----._------runs fine. Very good con- 2 door, loaded, velour m. .' 881 2832 dows, low miles. $5,900. t . 11 t d.t' j Capri, FlOrida, waterfront -. baths Colonial with walk up attic, family room, 1975 DODGE VAN-All op. dition. $395 or best offer. erlOr, exec en con I IOn. 2 bedroom, 2 bath, furn- 44 N. DEEP LANDS _ $225,' 885.7383. 2 car garage, gas grill, many extras, tions, custom paint, inter. 521.2977. $5,500. 779.2256. I ished condominium, pool, 000. 889.0316. '69 CORVETTE convertible, ior, wheels, low miles, of. -19-74-G-REML-I-N-.£6-~;iinder, 1976 GRAN 'FURY Cu~t~m'-:'I fishing. 881-5485. 944 HOLLYWOOD-$98,OOO. CALI, FOR APPOIN'nIE:"IT 350.300, AM.FM, 4 speed. fer. 526.0513. 886.1507 ------3 speed, new tires, stereo. 4 door, excellent condition, TWO'-BED~OO~~' .-~-bath- 82~8~~I~~E MILE. 372.3600. OPEN SATURDAY & S1];\))A Y H Best offer. Call after 6. 886. 1968 FIREBIRD convertible, Runs great. Clenn. $1,250. no rust, loaded, 32,000 ' d '. ' 8328. excellent condition, $2,850 886.0613. miles. $3,200 or best offer. rle~r water ron omlnLum 1162 DEVONSHIRE -$129,.1'_.-_-_-_-_-.-_-_--_-=--_-_-.::::::==---_-_-_-_-_-.-__-.-.-__- ..-_-_-..::.=--_-_~_ 527-9805. ------.. ---. 881.5418 avaLlable January through 000. 823.0119. 1970 FORD Fairlane 500 ------1972 DATSUN 240Z, excel. . "_..' March. Intercoastal and 1372 HA RVARD - $66,900, AM.FM 8 track, mag 1977 PLYMOUTH Volare lent condition. Many extra HORNET '73 Sportabout. Gulf view. Newly furn- 884.7473. MOORLAND 748 - Immediate posscssion in this wheels, sharp. $1,050 or Premier wagon, Michelins, parts, $3,000. 881.2512. Excellent condition, stand- ished and redecorated. 765 BED!,'ORD. 821.8954. elegant brick Colonial built by Scot! ~ Ncar Lig- bcst offer. 821-0586. rack, FM, air, power steer- --.----- ard shift, new brakes. One I Adults, no children, no 1021 BISHOP - $161,000. gett, this home offers 3 large bedrooms. 2'" baths, ing, brakes, locks, deluxe 1970 CHEVROLET Impala. owner. $1,200. 882.2153. pets, $850 per month, 90. 885.0404 or 881-7044. living room with fireplace, formal dining room. MERCEDES, 1969 280 SL. interior, eruis£:, defroster, Immaculate. Many extras. ---. ---.--- .... - .... - day minimum. Call 882'1673 UNIV«~RSrTY. 885.4877. -'1 deluxe kitchen with all built.ins. The sporty fam. Rare and hard to find. Two s p lit seats, Ziebarted, 1966 Dodge Dart, many ex. 65 CORVETTE Custom, first 0683. ,547 LINCOLN. 885.7231. tops. New soft top. Auto. 26,000 miles, $3,995.. 881. tras, immaculate with a place winner, over $15,000 - -- " . -- -.. --, -,. - . 88 HAN DY _ $149,000. 886. ily room has the beam cathedral ceilings and matic, power s tee r i n g, 7062. couple dents. Don't hesi. i~vested i!l total res~o.ra'i SKI and summer resort Chao 3107 or 885.7400. another fireplace! Add to all this the rec. room, power brakes, new air, tate, call now. 777-4337 twn. Un l.q u e modlfl~d let, 4 bcdrooms, 2 baths in HALL PLACE _ $105,000. central air, electronic air-purified, 2 rar attarhed garage with automatic door openers. AM/FM stereo tape. $10,. 1976 MG Midget, low mile- after 6 p.m. body, speCial pleated 10'1 Sugar Loaf Village. Call 886.4878. 800. Serious inquiries only age, excellent condition, 1977 DATSUN 280Z, mint, terior, pearl paint, Craig 882.7547 after 7 p.m. or 595 SAQDLE LANE-$129. please. 881-5165. AM.FM. 882.8496. COLONIAL CT. - st. Clair Shores - Just a step stereo, air, blueprinted 574-0539., 500. 885,8059. ' over the Grosse Pointe line. We offer this im------1------air conditioning, AM/FM, L.T.1. engine and much ----- ._-. - ."-_ ..-- .----- GRAYTON _ $80000. 881. 1973 LTD WAGON-Excel. 1973 IMPALA, all. ~ower, air, stereo, 8 track, sun roof, IUrCl'AYWE G I d ' percable brick Colonial featuring 4 bedrooms. 21~ more_ An outstanding in. m 1 near ay or. 2044. 'l I I excellent condlhon, $700. automatic, cruise, all °P' B 3 b d 2 baths, living room, dining room, country kitchcn, 1~nt fami y car, rea c ean, 331-4821. vestment at bcst offer over I y owner, croom, 1607 YORKTOWN _ $125,. air, $1,500. 884-2013. _ family room with fireplace and first floor laun- tions. Best offer. 775.7093. $10,500. Serious enquiries bath Ch~let, 3 years old. 00. 885-4489 or 548.5005. dry, rer. room with wet-bar, 2 car attarhed garage. 1977 FORD LTD II station OLDS 1977 Cutlass Supreme, only. 882.50il evenings. I Stone .fl!eplace, den, 2 Call 881,2044 for a News. May we show you this lovely home? 1978 PONTIAC Grand Prix- ' wagon, air, stereo, rust- T f t e ing -----:- --, story hvmg room, 2 car letter .roo, power s e r '1977 PONTIAC Sunblrd - garage. Wooded lot on .,__. .... _._._ LJ, Sandy biege, loaded, proofed, man y extras. power bra k e s, AM/FM NEW OFFERING - Custom built 1977 handsome 8,000 miles, war ran t y, $4,800. 293.5906. stereo, air, loaded, low Power steering, power paved Michaywe Drive. All GROSSE POINTE brick ranrh. 3 bedrooms, 2'/2 baths, great family $6,495. 268-9134. I brakes, AM/FM stereo appliances, drapes, carpet. PARK }<'ORD LTD 1977, 2 door, mileage, reduced to sa e. . room, central air, air.deaner, rentral vacuum 884.7726. with cassette, air, deluxe mg. 1-517-939-8861, 6700 OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 system, thermal, marble sills, 2 car attached THUNDERBIRD 1973 - All like new, air conditioning, interior. 17,000 miles. 469. C has e Road, Dearborn 706 Lakepointe _ First of. garage. Hurry! gold, mileage 41,000, air 9,000 miles, $4,295 or best 1972 COUGAR XR7. Fully 8272. 48126. fering. Palatial Mediter. conditioning, power win- offer. 886-7274. equipped, looks g...od, runs 1976BUICK ~S~br~'--~nd 12D-LAKE ANDRIVER ranean, featuring 5 bed- WA NTED: Professional building or office complex . dows, very clean. Must see. with sound rental yield. Must have adequate $2,300. 881-6441. 1978 BUICK Electra, loaded, good, some rust. $775 Firm. 1971 G.M.C. camper ready. PROPERTY rooms, 3 full baths, pow . 13,000 miles, $6,800. Also 822.5523. Both exeell~nt condition. der room, massive living parking. All information held confidential. 1972 MERCURY Montego 1975 Dodge % ton pickup, 1972 DODGE Monaco wagon 885-6694. room with natural fireplace G.T,. 400 rid., stereo, air, no rust, $2,800. 886.9793. Air, rack, power, cruise ------.---- ANCHOR SAY permits gracious entertain . power steering. No rust. MAVERICK, 1972, power nice. $975. 822-0609 . '72 CATALINA 4 door, NEW BALTIMORE ing. Gorgeous '1kitchen withf' D. DAY REALTY . $2,100. Power s tee r i n g, power C built.ins, faml y room, tn. steerm,. gat u om atl'c, ne w 1976 BUICK Le Sabre - 4 brakes, air, radials. $695. ustom built 5 year old 2 ished basement with bar 21304 MACK AVENUE 886-3300 1973 DODGE VAN-Deluxe, tires, brakes, stereo tape door, original owner, load- After 6:30, 884-4031. story contemporary, 2 or and natural fireplace, 2 car custom interior, excellent player, $950. 882-3322. ed. Air, windows, seats 3 bedrooms. Beautiful set- attached garage, burglar condition, new paint, shnrp. VOLVO 1974, 142 GL, auto- $4,200. 775-4060 noon.5:30 11A-CAR REPAIR ting on the lake plus and fire alarms, sprinkler . $2,500. 885-7389. matic, sun roof, leather, p..m MARTY'S CAR CARE I canal.. I f'lIdeal for tprofes-b t system, patio with brick AM-FM, rear defroster, 4 MERCURY M t go S eCI.all'zes I.n Blue Coral slona- damif' h'y, greaC II oaf - barbeque grl'II, lot 75x173 Grosse Pointe Real Estate FORD designers"76" Mercury 39,000 ml.les, ZI'ebarted, 197 . 9 on e p . mg an IS mg. a or Seronds from the Park. Colony Park Broug ham. $3 521 statl on wagon , Passenger Interior. Exterior. Will appom. t men t or st0P by The perfect home for the Deluxe options. Very sharp. ,000. .5448. AM-FM stereo, air, good pick up and deliver. For Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. ;)nly . 35000 co. $4,500. 889-0194. 1973 GRAND SAFARI wa. condition. $1,600 noon to 6 information and appoint- 25 minutes (rom Grosse executive. $1 , . ------gon, loaded. New paint and p.m. 775-4060. ments, 773.0432. Pointe. FIKA N Y OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 1975 DODGE DART - AM- tires, excellent condition. R AN HIA 11B-C "RS W" lI.ITED FM 8-track, power steer-ing, 1968 KHA M G con '" "'" 35756 KOEN IG DR. 791 Washington 4 BR. G.P. City vinyl roof, extra set of $1,500. 372.3192. vertible. Extra t'Ires an d TO BUY 886-5051 612 Lakeland 4 BR, G.P. City snows. Excellent condition. 1975, DODGE COLT, white parts. $600. 882-1514 after STI EBERR EA LTY 20064 Berns Ct. 2 BR. G.P. Woods "lust sell. $2,100 or best with blue denim top, low 6. WANTED 1974 or '75 Chevy I GROSSE POINTE SHORES- 5115 Grayton 3 BR. Detroit offer." Call after 6 p.m. mileage, good con d'ttion. 1971 NOVA, 4 speed, rally Van.0455. Call anytime. 885-, 775 _4900 Cape Cod, close to park 16634 Chandler Pk. Dr. 3 BR. Detroit Thursday all day. 881-4760. $2,200. 886-1363 after 6 4 barrel headers. AM/FM .______------_ and yacht club, 4 bed rooms, library wit!! par V. ,1975 CHEVY'Beauville-low pm.. stereo an d casse tt e. 882 FIAT, 1975, 124 Spyder con- TORCHhill topLAKEhome VIEWnear Alden.from CONDO BY THE LAKE kay floors, large family :'c1 mileage excellent condi. 1971 VEGA, 74,000 miles , 3735 after 7 p.m. vertible, navy, AM.FM, Zie. well furnished, 1400 square Make your derision now to avoid those yard room, living room and for ','" t II t d d bart, $2,700. 881-9593 after problems. Move to the town house atmosphere, ~~<,)tion. Best offer. 882-0421. rus y, we . une, goo 1962 T.BIRD, 54,000 origina feet, two bedroom, two mal dining room, large ------tires and radio, $250 or 0 be t ff 6. bath. Double garage, low kitchen, 1st floor laundry where the good fairies do all your outside travaiL :'.'1978 MALIBU.Classic st.ation best offer. 884-2137 eve miles. $3,00 or s 0 er DOCtOR WANTS '69 to '73 taxes for lake living. 616- Here is a luxury example with 2 bedrooms and .: ..' - wagon - loaded. excellent .nings. - .Sunday, 775-4811. 331.6120. '3 full baths and 21,'2 baths, all the trimmings-its only a step from the lake. ,''1 . condition. Company car. 1972 PINTO. 48,000 miles Rolls RoyceI convertible.t t marble foyer, natural fire 8865329 1973 PLYMOUTH Duster , 968~2575, p ease con ac places, central air, auto. Call us now for showing, plus all the details. "'1>. • • 318, 8-eylinder, vinyl top , $100. 886-0340 or 885-6261 immediately. BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE--St. matic sprinkling system, There are not many around!! 1974 PONTIAC Firebird in automatic, $1,500 or best 1974 PINTO _ Automatic -W-E--B-U-Y--J-u-n-k-C-a-rs-.-T-o-p Clair River. Two bedrooms, automatic garage door, garage, dock, 1881 South GROSSE POINTE CHARM good condition, AM-FM offer. Call after 4 p.m am~fm, low miles. $975 price paid. Free towing. gas grill. By appointment Riverside, Marine City. Here is a home of great character, superbly ras&~tt, air. Call Saturday 526.9407. 777.5535. Call 368-4824, 546.0983 or only. Call days 987-4909, ~,: 10 to 5 p.m. 331-4786. ------85-86 765-4646. kept and presented. Has two bedrooms, two r ------1977 CADILLAC Seville, low 1975 BUICK Skyhawk-41, 5 2 1. evenings 886-8057. baths down - two bedrooms and bath up. The CROSS COUNTRY SKI on 1975 T-BIRD-Triple copper, miles, all options. 773.5016 000 miles, clean with al -W-A-N-T-E-D----J-u-n-k-c-a-r-s-a-n-d ATTRACTIVE 4 bedroom storage space is the trump card, plus the step. .,', your own 14 acres with Colonial on Sheldon Rd down family room. There are so many nice .-: loaded, low miles, rust CONVERTIBLE, 1973 Olds possible options. New tires trucks. Free pick-up. 792. two bedroom, two bath proofed, radial tires, $4,200 Delta 88. 350 V.8 motor $2,400 or best offer. 334 4592 or 521.:s291. Deeplands sub, for gracious things about this house - could we just mention !.,:' home overlooking beauti. 0'. or best offer. 886-4719. Good condition, $3,100 8996. _ living. 3 full baths on see the outstanding kitchen? The price is In the I ful Torch Lake near AI. 90's - so step right up!! You won't be disap- ~F':--1975 PACER, good condition 882.5028. SIRROCCO 1975 _ AM/FM VOL KSWAGENS den. Schuss Mountain and ond floor, 2-lh baths on first floor, living room, for pointed. • Call 882.9184. 1977 CAPRICE Classic, 305 air, rear defroster, under WANTED Shanty Creek only minutes ~.> away. 616.331.6120. mal dining room. Family I COLONrAL CENTER ENTRANCE .,~: '1972 LTD-power, air, new V-8, air, extras. Excellent coating. Excellent condi Highest Prices Paid room with bar and sink, Presenting a showpiece! A beautiful well.planned tires. 884.3686. condition. $4,500. 881-5564 tion. 884-5092. WOOD MOTORS V.W. ST. CLAI R built-in bookcase, stereo ~~'> I Colonial with lovely features - ils a 4 bedroom 1971 VW, green, excellent 1977 MGB Roadster, 13,400 1978 GRAND PRIX - Excel Gratiot at 8 Mile 372.2600 Spacious Farm Colonial on and television, kitchen with I 2',2 bath quality residence in a great street o( :e:, large b rea k f a s t nook, quality. View this one early and compare. You ',,:' condition, new exhaust, miles, stereo, AM-FM 8. lent condition, air eondi STOP! DON'T J'unk that car l 7 feeft0 of st.ddclair Rliv~r. raised patio with brick " ..;. $1,100. 881-5714. track, Ziebarted, $4,800 tio'ning, s t ere 0 powe A so1 our a itiona lo. will be pleased with the large bedrooms, the nice • 'I. or truck. Call Bill for es- d II. E. wall and gas barbecue deror, the tidy landscaping. ~;'.' 1978 MONTE CARLO Lan- firm. 882.0803 or 886.(J123. steering, brakes, padded timate. 885.2221. come we lOgS. nJoy wa. Marble foyer. Central air '.. . ------Landau roof. Many more terfront living, rental in. ,,,.~!, dau. Power steermg, 1974 VEGA GT 4.speed, aiJ options. Low mileage. Mus come and tax advantages 2lh car garage, sprinkler GROSSE POINTE SHORES ~;~~ brakes, and windows, tint. AM-FM, new snow tires. sell. 839.2835, after 6. l1C-BOATS AND all in one parkage. $139,- system plus many, many This superior area has some outstanding speei. :.~1,. ed glass, air, AM.FM ster. Good condition. 886-4634. MOTORS 'I 000. extras. Shown by appoint- mens - as you will know. !\lay we make an ap. '~.j co, $5,825. Call 797-5292 ------.-- '70 CHEVELLE Malibu _ ------ment only. 884-2610. i pointment for )'ou to view our "bargain of the . ------1978 GRAND PRIX LJ 11 14 FT_ Whitehouse fiberglass ATTRACTIVE older home ------_._- , :t' 1974 2-door Avocado Impala, , we - Air, AM/FM, $750. 885- season"? This is a magnificent Georgian example , equipped, low mileagc_ 5808 822 5865 with Johnson 40 h.p. motor I on 80 foot riverfront lot GROSSE POINTE of true graciousness - with multi bedrooms '~ power steering and brakes, 776.1132 after 6 p.m. or -. outboard. Used 4 times. with steel seawall, boat and baths. The owners arc opcn to offers for this AM stereo and tape, air, ------_ ~77 DATSUN _ Mint, ai Excellent condition. Com. dock and hoist. Private AREA rear defroster, $1,700. 882- 1976 FORD Country Squire con d i t ion ing, AM/FM plete with trailer. 882.2823. setting on SI. Clair River. OLD ENGLISH COLONIAL class residenre. which overlooks the lake. 2374. stati~~ wagon, excellent stereo, 8 track, sun roof --.------.- $89,000. 2 bedroom plus huge master bedroom. 1\", baths, fire GROSSE POINTE SHORES '.1972 PONTIA-C'- Catall.n'a-, 4 con dillon, $4,000. 881.0864. automatic, cruise, all op 1965 RASCAL ]4-foot fibre. For the four bedroom. two and a half bath home ------..-- glass sailboat, Sears' motor, ALGONAC. Exlraordinary place in living room, for door, hal'dtop, air, power MERCURY MONTEGO I\1X,I_ tions. Best offer. 775.7093 $850. 882-8060_ riverfront estate features mal dining room, den lake a look at this great loration on Roslyn. steering, excellent tires 1976, V-8, Landau. Stereo, 1978 GRAND PRIX SJ-Air ------.. 117 feet on S1. Clair River, unique 12x25 kitchen, fin lias a hugc family room, and a spacious lot. and brakes. 824-2320. air, power steering, power stereo cruise aluminun RAINBOW 24 ft. Fiberglass 240 feet on ranal. all ste~1 ishcd basemenl, 2 car ga There's an extra two room suite on the third . ' C-O-R-V---E-T'T'E,'7'8--,'''mah-ogan-yl brakes, electric rear de- wheel~. $5,950: 886.2615. day sailer, deep keel, seawall, boat house, rharm- rage. Conventional $27,900 floor for those extra guests . leathcr- Oyster interiOr. fogger, rus tproo fe.d Can be ------.---.- -- sturdy, safe boat. Ideal for I I. ng gu es t hOIISC and cIas- Three Mile Drive - b) I d d 2700 iles $11 300 I seen weekdays after 6 at 1977 M G B Convertible - learning sailor and family sic main dwclling \\ ith fivt' owner - 343.0969. I 8~~.~567 ' m ., 1450 Torrey Road. 6,000 miles, like new, $5, use. Jib, Genoa, 2 mains" bedrooms, beamed cciling 1st OFFEHlNG . -- --..- - _. ----. - - - 300. 886-4230 or 398.H719. spinrakes, outboard, trailer i living and dining rooms, GROSSE POINTE FARMS: SEl\lI RANCH BEAUTY 197-lCUTLASS-V.8. auto-I FORD. LTD, 1969,. power ------_. ----.--.-.- $4,000. Evenings and week. i massive fir('plarc, slate home for sale, 3 bedrooms A truly great buy is this two bedroom matir, power steering, steermg, brakes, aIr, $125, '76 CONTINENTAL Tow n ends, 961.4179. floors and 28 fool Florida 11,1;, baths, near Kerby home. It's impeccablC' and ready to move IJO\"f'r brakns. air ~ondi. needs body work. 885.7326. Coupe - Loaded, excel - .. - -- .---. - - I rOom facing river. $1611.000 School. 881.6835. in. Thprc's an additional two rooms on ser. tioned,' radio,< vpry L good I 1'97'4'. V\,; .DAS}-IER, 4 door, Ien t . 1\1us t se.II $6550, THISTLE, fibcrgla door "PI.ain J~ne" sedan. rust, $1,100 or best offer .. 1!17-i-CAPRI2000 c.c.~ AM-FM 'I' LARGO- 5' ~ite-;-'s~i'lbuat.: AC~;~~G~~~~nS?~~i~n~'nn i' DETROIT full power, radial tires. 884.7986. 'd. h t sleeps 4 gallev head st('f. : , Two excellent buys In tht' "dose.in .. serlion. 39000 milcs good condi.: - -. ______... __. : ra 10, new ex aus, new i '. , • •• , 329.2294 999 ROSLYN ROAD tl'o'n $3250' 'or offer 885. 1970 MAVERICK, automatic,! battery. good tins. $300. I e,.o.tape, CB. ,compass, 11f(' I 12E-COMMER-CI-" -L----- :, 1st OFFERING ' '. . ,.' , mes, auxI Ilary engIne. ~ 7839 evcnlngs, p(l\\er stef'rlng, 885.5884. '. 882.38Ifl, ._ . trailer. $6.200, 885.9204 PROPERTY BY OWNER 3 bedroom Colonial. in tll(' 30's. has some nice featurf's 978 EXECUTIVE T-BIHD. 1977 I. I N CO L N TOWN VOLARE '76 Premier wagon evenings. 2 storr. 3 bC'droont brick Colonial. fully carpeted, . V 8 'WELL BnLT III v('ar .,Id GRAYTO:\ 2,500 milcs. A;\[.F~f stprf'O, COUP!':-One of a kind, all ---: Travell'fs special, ,- '23' FOOT CHRIS CRAFT of(I('C bUIlding in' Detroit. parI ia1Iy finishf'd bas('. air, Michelln lires. 351 pn. optIOns, low mill'S. $9,0110, With ov('rdnve. aIr. crUIse, I , . • An"ther nie(' one. :1 bedrooms. • .e •• 7 s 7 --~~~--~------_-.._------~------~_._------~~-- - ..Page Twenty.Six GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday I AU9ust 17, 1978 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE I 13-REAL ESTATE 16-PETS FOR SALE 21 F-HOME 21G-ROOFING SERVJCE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE , FOR SALE AMERICAN ESKIMO, regis. IMPROVEMENT IM:\tACULATE 3 bedroom IMMEDIATE occupancy ~y 816 BEDFORD-Ncar Lake. EAST DETROIT --' QUALITY HOMEi-Appro x- tered male, 3 months old. M.J.K. MAINTENANCE EXPERT REPAIRS brick ranch. Finished base. owner. 4 bedroom Colonial, English Colo'nial, '4-5 'beel.• JULIANA-BEACONSFIELD imate!y 1 acre. 5 be d. Call after 6 p.m. 882-6728. PAINTING . PLASTERING ROOFI NG, GUTIERS ment, 13x14 s c r e e n e d 2'1> baths, living room, den, rooms, 3112 baths,' mOdet;I1" . AREA rooms, 4 baths. 47 Oxior d. PLUMBING. CEMENT, etc. FREE-2 kittens, male and We do commercial contract. porch. G r 0 sse Pointe family room and rccrea. ized kitchen, large living Custom 4 bedroom brick Col. $225,000. 882.3630. SMALL JOBS schools. Must sec. Immedi. tion room, 2 car attached room 'with walnut panel. onial, features formal din. --.------female, to the right home. ing, bars, restaurants, etc. 774-9651 ate occupancy. Mid 40's, garage, first floor laundry. ing, dining room, study. ing room, family room, FOR SALE or rent-Babcoe k _873_.6_520-'- 885-1518 885.1839 Opcn Sunday, 2.5 p.m. 23442 Colonial Court, end 821-3745. fireplace, 21h baths, full 2 bedroom apartmen t, FREE KITTEN to good I-F-L-O-O-R-S-A-N-D-I-N-G-p-r-o-fe-s-si'ROOFS and DECKS basement, attached garage, Whittier. 881.1839. 19980 Lochmoor, Harper of Morningside, 884.7892. home. 889-0393. onally done. Dark stainIng GUTTERS AND HOME OWNERS INSUR. 6% assumable mortgage. SiNGLE"-'or--;--2-r;;.~ily in DOWN SPOUTS Woods. 886-4414. ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom BORZOI.Rus~ian Wolfhound, and finishing. All work ANCE Policy for your ctos~ 772.9262 come home, by owner. 88 Gutters cleaned and flushed 2- AKC, 8 weeks. 774.2631 or guaranteed, free estimates. 7 MILE-HOOVER _ 2 bed- brick ranch. C b 0 ice s t iJlg. Call Chesney Insur- ----. 1262. New Ilnd Rfpair Work 971-3045. 371-6938. room apartment un furnish. ! Grosse Pointe Woods area. ance Agency. 884.5337 for BELLE RIVER ROAD, West Licen&ed ard Insured ed. Range, refrigerator,; Familv room, fireplace, your Quotation. of Memphis, 70 acres near 621 WASHINGTON--- ADVANCE 1\1 \INTENANCE heat, water included. Avail. I piltio: sprinkling system, 18.hole golf course; Belle WANTED A HOME-Pair of HADLEY ENGLISH sweet cats need a caUess GENERAL CONTRACTING 884.9'i12 able about Sept. 15. TU 2. I many other extras. Agent. PRESTWICK, 21534, 3 bed. River runs through prop- 3 bedroom, 2 full bath s, home. Full grown, both COMPLETE REMODELING 9450 8:30.5 weekdays. 886.4200. room brick Ranch, family erty, asking $104,000. ANY CHlMNEY, roof, gut. I - I on second floor, 2 be d. cats neutered and de. SERVICE room, air conditioned, 2 ED SASS, REALTOR ter renewed or repaired. rooms, 1 bath on 3rd. Li v. clawed. Home sold, daugh. Kitchens, baths, rec. rooms BY OWNER _ 670 Cook! BY OWNER-Grosse Pointe I car garage. Spotless clean, 315 South Riverside ing room, dining room, Ii. Commercial - residential. 1 ter's cats won't accept and additions. Including Road _ 4 bedrooms 2"2 Park-3 bedroom English" 1 h baths, aluminum trim St. Clair, Michigan 48079 brary, large modern kite h- Licensed. Free estimates. outside. Available soon. Phones: these sweethearts in their counter tops, cabinets, pan- baths, c u s tom col~mat, ~ 1'2 bath plus ~'< bat.h. in en, lav., and attractiv e Slate ani tile repairs. Open Sunday 2 to 5 p.m. St. Clair (313) 329.9003 home, if interested, please eling. Painting and paper- 2.900 square feet, walk.in I finishe~ b~sement, hvmg red\,,:bod deck, new ga s 548.9658 . 756.8858 $54,900. Roach. 886.5770. Marine City: (313) 765-4013 call 839-0204. hanging. closets, :\tutschler kitchen, : room With flrepla~e, formal furnace. Priced in 80' s. 20-Gr A DIVISION OF ROOFING and repairs. Alu. formal dining room. living, dining room, family room, GROSSE POINTE PARK - 881-5638. Open Sunday 3 LAKESHORE VILLAGE - 2 .. NERAL SERVICE GROSSE POINTE minum trim and aluminum room familv room fire. large kitchen, walk up Immediate occupancy, 3 to 5. bedroom Townhouse end • PLUMBING PAINTERS, INC. gutters. Free estimates. place: parquet floor', mar- attic, 2 car garage, fenced bedrooms, 1'>7 baths, for. unit. Central air, drapes, ST. CLAIR SHORES - Te ble foyer, attached garage,. in back yard. $66,500. Open mal dining room, natural n • PLASTERING 882-11234 Call Bob or Doug. 526.0666 wall.fo-wall carpeting, reo Mile.Little Mack. 3 bed • PAINTING deluxe throughout. $129,- Sunday 3-6:30, 1372 Har. fireplace, man y extras. 1------or 371.1971. done kitchen. 773.1284. room Cape Cod. 3112bath s, • CARPENTR~ NEED HOME 500. 884.2629. vard 884.7473. Must sec. Shown by ap. PROFESSIONAL gutter servo ------family room, finished base • MASONRY IMPROVEMENTS? pointment. 546.7741. ice. Reasonable. Reliable. SIX.ROOM brick house, 2 ment, first floor laundr~ , • VIOLATIONS Call the Specialist in Elec. 'BY OWNER - 3 bedroom story, large lot, 2 car ga- central. Too many extra CORRECTED 99c and up per foot, I do GROSSE POINTE FARMS s • NOTHING TOO SMALL trical up.dating. Plumhing, Ranch, Mutschler kitchen, rage. Available in 30 days. to list. Quality constru c- my own work. LEXli'\GTO:-;- RD. - BY OWNER Roofing, Ree. Rooms, Ga- Star of the Sea area. Call By appointment. M. Reva tion, custom built. Show n GUY DE BOER rages, Tool Sheds. Cement JOHN WILLIAMS Quality Ranch - 2 bedrooms a.nd den or ~ ~edrooms. 886.0131 for appointment. Larson Estate. 881-8680. by appointment. Robert S 776-3708 885-462. and Insulation work. Li. 885.5813 Large living room With fIreplace, dInIng room, No brokers. Walter J. Sanderson, exe. Realty. 881-9344. I cutor (517) 866-2332. --- MEL REPAIRS-Those small I censed and Insured. HE DEMARK ROOFING CO. kitchen with eatIng area, 2'", baths, finished base. things now around the FREE ESTIMATES DUPLEX --:- Grosse Pointe ANY 0 N E NEED 8-room MACK.CADIEUX - 1 bed - REPAIRS - RE-ROOFING ment, 2 car attached garage with electric opener. home. Call 882-1649. CALL 824-1292 Farms, HIllcrest.' 5 rooms house for $39,000 in Grosse room Co-op second floo r. Specializing in Hot Tar Central air, cnclosed terrace. Mid 90's. r. ca ell, separate furnaces; Pointe Park? Investigate Range, refrigerator, c;a 20A-CARPET LAYING Insured 886.6956 l MR. KITCHEN 8 v.. mortgage. $84,500. 882- 15124 Kercheval! 822-2334. peting. Shown by app t. KITCHEN AND BATH 839.8505 5467. Yanchuk 824--4169. Close to shopping an d CARPET LAYING REMODLING transportation. Rob e r t s NEW AND OLD FORMICA SPECIALIST 21H-CARPET Realty. 881-9344. GRACIOUS CENTER ENTRANCE COLONIAL ST. CLAIR FOR SALE by owner, large Stairs Carpeted Shifted FREE ESTIMATES CLEANING g 5 bedrooms, 3'2 baths, ~ormal li~ing a~d .dinin rooms, Beautiful 5 bedroom Geor- English Townhouse condo- 13A-LOTS FOR SALE Repairs of All Types . Since 1959 - TU 6-7176 paneled library, kItchen WIth bUllt.ms, breakfast gian Colonial. Approxi- minium, 4 bedrooms, 3 room enclosed porch. All large rooms, dark room mately 300' on st. Clair baths, garage, between Vil. HARBOR SPRI NGS r.ARPET1~~? VINYL,' VOCCIA K-CARPET in b~semenl. carpeted rec room with powder River. $250,000. 329-4155. lage and Bon Secours. HARDWOOD CONSTRUCTION CLEAN ING room. sprinkler system, gas grill. Quality con. i $75,000. No agents. 885. Near Good Hart. 175 feet 0f Samples Shown in COMPANY struction that can only be duplicated today at FOR SALE . 3165. secluded grandeur on Lak e Your Home CO., I NC. CARPET prohibitive price. Devonshire in Grosse Pointe Michigan, offering a broa d BOB TRUDEL Licensed Builders SPECIALISTS BY OWNER I COLONIAL 2 bedroom brick, expanse of sandy beach 294-5896 Complete . Park. Home Modernization • Steam Extraction HUNTINGTON 11458 ~ansdowne, between and beautiful woode d .. . Yorkshire and Grayton BY OWNER APPOINTME,NT ONLY 3 bedroom colomal, hvmg 773.4905 . building sites. $48,500 20C-CHIMNEY AND '177.2816 773.1l05 : ~hp~~~~~ Stain Removal 823-0119 room with fireplace, dining . Land contract terms. REPAIRFIREPLACE LAKEPOINTE. I Upholstery Cleaning. room, kitchen eating bar, 7 MILE-HOOVER area - 3 Lake Michigan. Five acr CONSTRUCTION •... at affordable pnces glass enclosed porch, pan- bedroom, full basement e tract of wooded splendo r CHIMNEY SWEEP for hire. Complete home moderniza. 882.0688 eled basement den or of- lot 4Ox130. Newly carpeted: 291 MT. VERNON on M-131. Bluff setting of Call Lou. 521.0149. tion. No job too slI)all. Li-121-I_PAINTING, fice. 551x150' lot. Mid 60's. $11,900. 777-5535. GROSSE POINTE FARMS 886.3757. fers panoramic views 0f 20E-INSULATION censed. 881.3926, 882-6707.; DECORATING . FARMS BRICK 1'>7 story the offshore islands. 170 BY OWNER TWO BEDROOM brick ranch aluminum trim, 5 rooms feet of nice beach. $39,500 PREPARE now for skyroc- CUSTOM TRIM COMPLETE painting and keting fuel bills while in- Siding, Doors, Windows decorating service. Interi. Charming 3 bedroom brick center entrance Dutch in Grosse Pointe Park, con- down, 1 large up, 1 full, Birchwood Farms: One of the Colonial in prime location. Living room with veniently I 0 cat e d to 2 half baths, gas forced sulation costs are reason- SEAMLESS GUTTERS or-exterior by Ralph Roth. most choice lots in thi s able. Insulation is blown in 886-8248. (Formerly asso- natural fireplace, 3 season porch, formal dining transportation, shopping, air, 3 bedrooms, sun porch, prestigious development. A walls and ceilings from I do my own work. dated with the late Al room, paneled study in basement, fenced _yard, schools. Central air, many finished basement, 2 car I good vantage point on th e extras. $59,000, owner, 821- garage under $70,000. BB1- outside today - no muss Reasonable Schneider.) 2 car garage, lots of storage. Drapes, fixtures second fairway. Member or fuss, It doesn't cost, it Grosse Pointe References and code revisions included. Walking distance to 1031 before 6 p.m. 8659. ship in the Country Club pays to insulate your l'.ome. EXPERT all schools. Occupancy in time for school. Nicely GROSSE POI NTE with lot purchase. Comfort at lower tempera. ALUMINUM decorated and immaculate condition. Priced in 19986 O'MARA COURT. Ex. MORANG - KELLY, 12266 CONTRACTORS ecutive 3 bedroom Ranch, Riad. Birck 2 bedroom, tures. Sudro Insulation 70s. ~o brokers please. 886-8223. MacGLASHAN COMPANY since 1948. 881.3515. 294-1313 CUSTOM PAINTING AND 21h baths, air, etc. Excel- den as possible third bed. 313-329-2294 616-526.2020 ------WALLPAPERING lent condition by appoint. room. Large living room, 21 G-ROOFING EXPERT ANTIQUING LOT 70'x160' one block from 21A-PIANO SERVICE ment only. 884-1465. Ask- formal dining room, kitch. SERVICE ing $123,500. Owner anx- en with nook. Exceptional. St. Clair River between PIANO TUNING, normally 885-8155 ious, will consider offers. Iy clenn. Shown by appt. Marine City and St. Clair $35, $30 with this ad. Also FREE ESTIMATES WANTED No agents please. Roberts Realty. 881.9344. $12,500. Call after 6 p.m other complete services. 17 ALL ROOFS INSURED 294-8042. years experience. Bachelor ALUMINUM Michael Satmary Jr, by of Music degree. Satisfac- BUILDING SITE at 56 Web GUTIERS SPACIOUS FAMILY HOME tion or you don't pay. 884. TED'S ber Place. Will build to 2168 after 6. NEW and REPAIR WALLPAPER REMOVING NEAR LAKE - 823 THREE MILE DR. suit. Paul Jankowski. 886 Gutterll Cleaned EXCLUSIVELY DuMouchelle's GROSSE POINTE PARK 2665. PIANO TUNING lIDd repair. Slate Repair Free Estimates - Insured Oriental Rugs • Antiques. Fine Paintings • Jewelry ing. W 0 r k guaranteed. Totty 531.7555 5 bedroom, family room, library, finished basement, INVESTORS.BUILDERS, 28 Free Estimates 882.5539 • Fine Furniture • Crystal • Sterling • China acres, New Baltimore, ad. Member AFM. E d war d rec room. Many extras. Newer custom house. Felske. 465.6358. MICHAEL'S C0mt>lete ESTATES or Single Items joins. golf course, sewer, Early occupancy, By appointment. 372.3600 or water. $112,000. 88S:1715. COMPLETE plano service, CASHAN PAINTING INSTANT CASH or on consignment 1.792-6064 after 6 p.m. Tuning, rebuilding, refin. ROOFING DECORATING BO'x205', Middlesex Boule. ishing. Me m be r Plano vard. Grosse Pointe Park. Roof, roof repair, alumi. Interior.Exterior Service Phone Us At Technicians Guild. Zech. 884-2610. num gutters, hot roofing, Painting. Varnishing 963-6256 or 963-0248 Bossner, 731.7707. Quick service. Work guar- Carpentry • Wallpapering GROSSE POINTE WOODS BISHOP ROAD-Beautifully anteed. 881.1934. Wood Staining & Refinishing BY OWNER treed, lO0x250. 885-7556. 2 lB-SEWING Free Estimates 889.0406 Immediate occupancy. 4 bedroom Cape Cod. Living MACHINE - GROSSE POINTE SHORES and dining room, kitchen, dinette, family room, 13B-CEMETERY COMPLETE tune.up' $3.95. circular stairs, 2 full and 2 half baths, central air, PROPERTY All makes, all ages. All 4 bedroom, 31,'2 baths, Cox & Baker custom built home. finished basement with wet bar, patio, grill. By WOODLAWN CEMETERY- parts stocked. 885.7437. This spacious home is in exceptional condition. appointment. Couples only. $124,900. No brokers. Grasscloth and designer wall coverings through. Lot 216, Section 29, six to Advertise Under 886-2172. graves, make offer, 881- 2 1C-ELECTRICAL out, Living room with fireplace, paneled den SERVICE with wet bar and fireplace, master bedroom has 9196. uGUIDE TO GRoSSE P0I1'II"TE'S ONLY 2 walk-in closets. Deluxe kitchen with all built. A FIRST OFFERING 14-REAL ESTATE GOOD SERVICE" ins. Dining room overlooks garden. 1st floor WANTED laundry room. Completely paneled basement, 2048 OXFORD HOOVER CALL 882.3500 carpeted and tiled, 2 car attached garage. Cen. OPEN SUNDAY 2. 5 PRIVATE PARTY, handy FACTORY AUTHORIZED tral air conditioning with humidifier and e1ec. man, wants luxury home In excellent area of Grosse Pointe Woods. This cus- SERVICE tronic air filterin£:: system. Professionally land. or condo with assumable tom two bedroom brick bungalow features: Large POINTE VACUUM scaped lot, 100' x 128'. Sprinklers, lighting, patios, mortgage or land contract. JOANNA WESTERN rooms, sharp decor, huge kitchen, expansion at. FREE PICKUP AND ROOFS built.in Bar-B,Q and Oriental garden. Will consider one in need tic all set to be finished into a third bedroom, DELIVERY WINDOW SHADES of repairs. 891.0638. PA'Nr, SHllrTE~S, BLINDS DECKS BY OW;'-;ER $230,000 gorgeous finished basement paneled in knotty NEW REBUILT PARTS KAUFMANN 886.0897 pine with dry bar. Ph car garage. Nice lot. THREE BEDROOM house in TU 1-0700 STc.M DOORS AND WINDOWS J I GUTTERS $48,900. Harper Woods only. 526. 21002 MACK 9402 or 882.7132. Gutters Cleaned JIM SAROS AGENCY S &: J ELECTRIC I 372.2222 886-9030 HELP! We need houses to Residential • Commercial GRA. TOP NEW & REPAIR EX~CUTIVE HOMES sell. Buyers waiting. Call No Job too Small FREE ESTIMATES us today. 822.2334. Yan- 885-2930 SALES AND SERVICE chuk 824-4169. Roof Leaks Guaranteed Close to 1.94. 4 bedrooms, 21.,< baths, 3 car heated 15011 KElKHEVAl hi' e4 AI •• , ..... Ih4I 20 Yrs. Experience garage. :-.tA;'-;Y, MANY extras plus secluded HARBOR ELECTRIC '.f. Homeowners Insurance 16-PETS FOR SALE TU 5.6000 Belle River frontage. R 176 Violations Corrected c...... ".. .,.. can Bill 882-5539 May I offer you a cost and coverage quotation for BEAUTIFUL MALE puppy, One half Old English FR~E ESTIMATES I'I)HT Il L-RO:" 3 bedroom brick home with 2 baths, your new home? Policies prepared in time for Sheep Dog. 8 weeks, all flreplacc in living room, Franklin Stove in your closing! 882-9420 shots, excellent family pet. Family Room. Situated 2+ acres with private ucensed and insured con. 884-5337 $10. 824.4123. tractor, residential, com. ROAD SERVICE TOWING ro"d and river frontage, sandy beach and exccl- mercial and industrial. 3J ('ill)' 5 %I.'rbicl'lttrr, ~IltC. lent hoatlng. 5 minute walk to Black River Coun- DAVID J. CHESNEY BEA UTIFUL beige and black try Club j'l'rfed location for family with chil- male German Shepherd ALL TYPES of electrical 15302 I, .I.fferson at Beaconsfi.ld dn'n. $79,500. R 191 CHESNEY INSURANCE AGENCY pup, 8 months old. Excel. work. Ranges, dryers in. 822.5434 20225 MACK lent for watch dog, yet staUed - remodeUng. Elec. very good with children. SCHWEITZER REAL ESTATE trical repairs, fixtures in. Policies quoted with Citizens Insurance Co. of America Free to good home only. stalled, city violations. Li. SERVICINC THE CROSSE POINTES RIVERVIEW PLAZA Moving 886.6643 or 886. censed and insure --- -~ - - ... - ----~- - -~ ------~------~------~------~ ------Thursday, August 17, 1978 GROSSE POiNTE NEWS Page Twenty.Seven 21.I-PAINTING 21-I-PAINTING, 21O-CEMENT AND 21S-CARPENTER DECORATING DECORATING BRICK WORK HEATING -- Water Skiers Face Big Test I Group Therapy Begins Sept. 27 MIKE'S PAINTING J. BRICK - BLOCK WORK Interior, exterior, wallpaper. M. K. New or Repairs ALBERT D. THOMAS The Michigan contingent of distanced the field to take A group therapy program certified forensic facility. ing, minor repairs, patch. MAINTENANCE 25 Years in Pointes INC competition water skiers will top honors in the trick skiing for teens and adults begins Miss Griffiths, a native of Interior.Exterior Painting be well represented at the event. He also qualified in Wednesday, September 27, Saint Clairsville, 0., received ing, plastering. Free esti- Bob De Meyer - VA 4-0193 We are general contractors, upcoming National Cham. mates. Reasonable and hon. All home or Business repairs the slalom event. 8,t the War Memorial, 32 her Bachelor of Arts degree BRICR. REPAIRS. W 0 r k One call takes care of all pionships to be held at Greenwood earned enough Lakeshore drive, aimed at from West Liberty State Col. est. References. Call any. 885-1518 885-1839 )'our building. remodeling Tivoli Gardens. New Bright. guaranteed. Porches, chim. points to qualify in all three helping its participants ob- lege, West Liberty, W.Va. time. European. problems large or small. on, Mich., August 23 through neys, sidewalks, basemenl events (Slalom, Tricks and tain a more satisfying and Her undergraduate work in. 758.2846 DONALD BLISS 27. Several top Michigan Decorator leaks and cracks. Tuck TU 2.0628 Jumping) and capped his per. mature manner dealing with eluded working with adoles- - skiers survived the rigors of IN'l'ZIUOR • D cS exterior Free Estimates Pointing_ Free estimate formance with a leap of 141 particular pro b I ems and cent problems at the Ohio 779.4245. 'LE'l'O the Midwest Regional Tourna. feet to take the Mens I Jump. palIltbl, aDd paper hlng. BUILDING COMPANY everyday pressures. Valley Medical Center, De. ing. Reasonable rate., 30 TU 1-7050 ment last weekend in Toma. ing Event. He placed second The sessions, conducted by partment of Psychiatry. 4() Years in Grosse Pointe Since 1911 yeats experience. Ray Bar. hawk. Wis. with some turn. in the slalom event to Bob Teresa Gillis and Patricia Her graduate work at Rad. Custom Building ing in stellar performances. nowsky, 371.238t after 8 FLOOR SANDING. All fin- Schouten of Flat Rock in a Griffiths, will be on 12 con. ford College. Radford, Va .• Family rooms our specialty, Noteworthy among these tie breaking run.off. Green. p.m. ishes, dark staining our secutive Wednesdays, from where she was a resident di. allcr-ations, kitchens. were Tony Krupa of Jackson, wood is the only Michigan specialty, 3rd generation 7 to 8:30 p.m. and 9 to 10:30 rector, leading to a Masters DON'T BUY any paint job TU 2.3222 Brent Greenwood of Kalama. skier in the men's division to Licenses. 371-0830. p.m. de g r e e, involved working before you get our esti. zoo, Bob Schouten of Flat qualify for all three events Mrs. Gillis, a native of with the students at the col. mate. You'll be pleasantly 21J-WALL WASHING Rock and Marty Steinhauer in this year's Nationals. Italy, who with her husband lege. surprised. Quality painter. of Chelsea. In Junior Competition (age Phillip have resided in The Further training was reo K • MAINTENANCE Com. 331-3230. Krupa. who is a three time 12 and under), Marty Stein. Park for 24 years and raised ceived at Marion State Hos. pany. waLl washing, floor National Champion and twice hauer displayed his dom. five children, obtained a Law pital, Marion. Va .• and at the . FREE PAINT cleaning and waxing. Frt!e Master Champion, easily out. inanee by winning all three degree from the University Veterans Hospital. Salem, Va. With any outside decorating estimates. 882-0688. events a~ well as overall . job through Aug. Call us of Palermo and a Masters Registration for the group 21 Z-LANDSCAPING honors. He is expected to degree from The University therapy session will be by now for details. R. C. Mow. 21K-WINDOW place high in the Nationals. WASHING of Detroit Graduate School interview on Wednesday, bray, Inc. 331.3230. I particularly in j u m pin g EXPERT HEDGE AND of Psychology. September 20. from 6:30 to which is his strong' suit. G. OLMIN SHRUBBERY TRIMMING The chief psychologist with 9:30 p.m. at the War Memor. . COLORS by Ron and Jay. Joe. After 6. 641-8278. Other Michigan skiers par. quality painting and paper WINDOW CLEANING Recorder's Court, City of De. ial. Fee for the 12.week pro- SERVICE ticipatin~ in the Midwest hanging. Reasonable. Well troit, she conducts forensic gram will be $150. FREE ESTIMATES THREE CS Regional~ and earning a experienced. 882.9500. evaluations at the Recorder's I For more information, call WE ARE INSURED berth in the coming Nation. LANDSCAPING Court Psychiatric Clinic, a I the Center at TU 1.7511. als include Jeff Lampas of RETIRED PAINTER looking 372-3022 Design in gardening special. Battle Creek, Terry Olson of for work. Inside painting. ists. K .WINDOW Cleaning Com- Gobles, Bill Chisnell of Wa. 979.0329. • Commercial and residential terford, Jerry Hosner of CITY OF pany. Storms, screens, gut • Lawn and garden main. INTERIOR . exterior paint. ters aluminum cleaned FRANK. H. WILLIAMS, Li. Fenton, and Bob Knoedler of tenance Whitmore Lake, Scott Ander. ing. Call 881.2011 or 882. Ins~red. Free estimates censed builder. Specializ. • Sodding and Seeding 5666. u82.{)688. ing in home up.dating and son of Watervliet and Bob ~rnlilir'nintr • Power Raking Archambeau of Pontiac. all minor or major repairs. • Top Soil, Sand, Peat, Fer. A -OK Window Cleaners. Ser Porch enclosures, doors ad. For more information con. N'OTICE OF vice on storms and screens tilizing tact Jerry Steinhauer, Chair. WALLPAPER jus ted, bookshelves in. • Tree Removal and Repairs Free estimates. Monthly stalled, paneling, new coun. man of the Publicity Commit. REGISTRATION rates. 521.2459. • Shrub and Tree Planting tee, 1100 Sugar Loaf Lake. ter to!>s, vanities. Code vio. • Landscape Design and Con. REMOVAL lations cerrected. For cour. Chelsea, Michigan 48118. FOR THE BY JEFF 21N-ASPHALT WORK struction teous expert assistance in Fully Licensed and Insured Free Estimates - Insured C & J ASPHALT improving your home in SPECIAL CITY ELECTION 779-5235 882-6594 Gerald J. Christ Lochmoor Club PAVING; INC. HAROLD any area, please call me at Clement A. Chargot Improve the value of your AUVI N 882-7776 757.5330 TO BE HELD ON ANDY KEIM, DECORATOJ.\ home with a professional C H Reports Theft -Professional painting and job. Over 20 years serving CEMENT CONTRACTOR 21T-PUJMBII'fG 6i TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1918 wallpapering. Free esti. Grosse Pointe in driveways ALL TYPE OF POINTER Items with an estimated mate. References. 881-6269 HEATI~G , and sealing. Free estimates CEMENT WORK LANDSCAPING value of $500 were removed NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Clerk Owner supervised. Refer- • Walks • Drives • Porches PLUMBING Repairs & Re. • Weekly Lawn Care from a tool box located in of the City of Grosse Pointe, Wayne County, WHITEY'S modeling, licensed plum. ences included and insur- • Patios • Waterproofing • Bed Work • the maintenance building of Michigan, will be at his office located at 17147 • Wall Papering ber. All work guaranteed. the Lachmoor Club, 1018 ance. • Pre.Cast Steps • Bushes Trimmed Maumee Avenue, for the purpose of receiving • Interior Painting CALL ANYTIME • Tuck Pointing 10 years experience in Sunningdale drive, reported • Fertilizing registrations from qualified electors who have • Reasonable Prices 773-8087 • Chimney Repair Grosse Pointe area. Ask • Sodding Woods police on Tuesday • Good Work No job too small . for Dan-772.2614. • Thatching morning. August 1. not already registered and from electors who • Call - no job too small ASPHALT Free Estimates. • 10 Years Experience Robert Hope told police will possess such qualifications on September 526-9987 Licensed ELMER'S PLUMBING • Licensed he believed the larceny oc- 26, 1978, the date of the Special City Election. CONCRETE curred sometime between 9 Old cracked up drives 17 Years in Pointe i & HEATING • Insured n.m. on Sunday. July 30, and You are further notified that the City Clerk's • resurfaced with Asphalt, 779-8427 • 882-1473 I TU 4-4422 • Free Estimates Design & Construction 3 a m. on Monday. July 31. Office will be open for registration every day CUSTOM half the cost of concrete BRICK WORK The missing items in. • Circle drives Our Specialty except Saturday and Sunday from 8:30 A.M. TUCK POINTING ELECTRIC sewer cleaning . cluded such tools as pliers. Parking lots sealed and to 4:30 P.M. and on Wednesday evenings • PORCHES Aim No footage charge. Tele. chisels and wrenches. No PAINTING marked DAVE BARLOW until 6:00 P.M. for the purpose of accepting CHIMNEYS REBUILT phone price. 20 years of signs of forced entry were • Concrete work, patios, 885-1900 registrations. INTERIOR AND AND REPAIRED experience. Can Roemer observed. EXTERIOR drives, sidewalks Advance Maintenance Plumbing. TU 2-3150. K & B CONTRACTORS 884-9512 IMPORTANT CALL HARRY 881-6013 526-8382 MELDRUM 824-3627 21 P-.WATER- ALL PLUMBING City of The City Clerk's Office will be open on Mon- 21O-CEMENT AND No Service Charge LANDSCAPING 8:30 - 5:15 PROOFING day, August 28, 1978 from 8:00 A.M. to 8:00 DAILY BRICK WORK SMALL OR LARGE "A Name in Landscaping P.M., the last day to register to vote. UPHOLSTERING by retired Grosse Pointe Park BACK IN BUSINESS For Over 50 Years" ALL TYPE brick, stone, upholsterer. Good work JOBS Painting - Decorating BUSH AND BED CARE block, concrete, driveways, Reasonable. VA 14900. ELECTRIC SEWER GRADING SODDING Thomas W. Kressbach WaU Washing. Elmer T porches and patios, water- INVITATION City Clerk ~aBaclie, 882.2064. CHAS. T. JEFFREY CLEANING PLANTING PATIOS proofing. new and repairs. SPRING CLEAN ill> GPN 8-17-78 and 8-24.78 DeSender. 822-1201. 882-1800 PRIVATE PLUMBER TO BID GROSSE POINTE • Basement Waterproofing REASONABLE A Complete Lawn PAINTER'S, INC • Underpin footings Maintenance Service Sealed bids will be accept. L. VERBEKE CONTR 886-3537 882'()287 882-720] Painting interior - exterior , Drives _ WtIks • Porches • Cracll:ed or caved.,in wan ed by the City of Grosse CITY OF pa.perhanging and panel . Patios _ Chimneys ., Tuck- References BLAKE'S Pointe Park until 10 A.M. ing. Free estimates cheer Licensed Insured 1308 DUHE - pointing. Basement Water- LANDSCAPING fully given. Licensed & PLUM)HNG and HEAT:NG on August 24, 1978 on the proofing • Weekly Lawn Cutting Insured. Licen~ed Master PlumIer installation of a gas ('on- O)rn.a.a:e'nint:e 111nrw.a 21 Years in the Pointes CODDENS • Vacation Lawn Cutting 882-9234 No Job Too Small SEWER CLEANING. version burner on an ex- CONSTRUCTION SPRI!\KLEIt REPAIR, etc. • Fertilizing MICHIGAN Licensed Free Estimates ESTABLISHED 1924 isting boiler in the Muni- EXT E RIO R PAINTING , Grosse Pointe Waoes • Sodding and Seeding All types of basement water house and garage. Will als 0 885-4391 886-3~1 • Shrub and Hedge cipal Building at 15115 E. proofing. 7 years guaran CODE NO. 4-01 clean aluminum siding , Trimming Jefferson Avenue. R. R. CODDENS tee. References. 886-5565. very reasonable, reference s LEAKY Toilets - Faucets? • Shrub Removal and AMENDMENT TO Kevin. 886.0904. Cement Contractor J. W. KI,.EINER Repaired. Sink cleaning. Planting Specifications are avail. Family Business for 52 Years Basement Waterproofing Violations corrected. Small • Commercial and able at the Public Serv;ce QUALITY PAINTING Residential MUNICIPAL COURT • New and repair work All Work Guaranteed jobs wanted. Master plumb- SERVICE 368-4610 Department in the Muni- • No job too small LICENSED er. Work myself. 884-2824. cipal Building. ORDINANCE INTERIOR- • Driveways and porches TU 2-0717 our specialty LAWN SERVICE EXTERIOR CALL US! We have reasonable rates Bidders must be licensed, ORDINANCE NO. 227 20 years professional We'll Plumb • PatiosChimneys 21Q-PLASTER WORK for cutting, sodding, small qualified heating contrac- AN ORDINANCE TO ADD SECTION 11 TO experience You landscaping, and fan clean. . MATT FLETCHER • Waterproofing SPEl."lALIZING in repairs Frank Weir tors. THE MUNICIPAL COURT ORDINANCE OF • Violations Repaired for: 18 years. Cracks e1imi ups. Call V & T. GROSSE POINTE FARMS, BEING: AN OR- .4151 Buckingham TU 6-6102 Plbg. & Htg. 779.5778 CALL ANY TIME nated. Clean. Jim Black Since 1925 DINANCE TO ADOPT THE PROVISIONS OF . YERKEY & SONS 886-5565 well. VA 1-7051. 885.7711 MICHEL PILORGET Land. N. J. Ortisi ACT NO.5 OF THE PUBLIC ACTS OF 1956, .WE SPECIALIZE-Exterio r 381 Kercheval scaping, complete service, CITY CLERK AS AMENDED, CREATING FOR THE CITY . painting. 27 years exper i. R. L. STREMERSCH 21R-FURNITURE planting, custom built flag- ence. GPNEWS 8-17-78 OF GROSSE POINTE FARMS, PURSUANT CEMENT CONTRACTOR REPAIR 21Z-LANDSCAPING stone, patios. 823-6662. TO THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF : DU PONT PAINTS Cement UPHOLSTERING 25% of TOM'S GROUND mainten. Brickwork my already .low prices SAID ACT, A MUNICIPAL COURT AND A Used Basement Waterproofing Free estimates. Free pick ance, seasonal lawn care, MUNICIPAL JUDGE. Reasonable. Call evenIngs. shrubbery, trimming and 891.5896 891-6584 Tuck Pointing up and delivery. Call Boll gardening. work done, call THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE FARMS Free Estimates 881-2818. CITY OF PECIAL ON SMALL Tom, after 6 p.m. 771-0297. ORDAINS: EXPERT PAINTING, pape r S FURNITURE refinished. re hanging. Free estimate s. JOBS AND REPAIR TRIMMING. removal, spray- Section 1. The Municipal Court Ordinance G. Van Assche, 881.5754 . paired, stripped. any type ing. feeding and stump reo of Grosse Pointe Farms, being Ordinance No. WORK of caning. Free estimates moval. F r e e estimates. ~rn!ili:e 'nintr lInnbs 886-1541 886-8541 474-8953 or 956-7492. Complete tree service. Cal 129, enacted December 16. 1957, as heretofore MICHIGAN amended, is hereby amended to add a Section JOSEF'S GRAZIO CCNSTRUCTION 21S-CARPENTE-if Fleming Tree Service. 774- WALLPAPER REMOVAL 11 thereto which will read as follows: • Insured Cement driveways, floors, SERVIC;:E 6460. • Reliable patios of any des i g n, GROSSE POINTE FIREMAN T H R E E C'S Landscaping "Section II. There is hereby created the of- • E?l:perienced porches, neVI steps, old will do wall washing, win Company is proud to an- NOTICE TO BIDDERS fice of Municipal Court Clerk. The Munici- Estimates at no charge or garages raised and reo dows and gutters. 821.2984 nounce the addition to our pal Court Clerk shall be appointed by the obligation. 776-8267 paired. new garage doors, staff, William Meyer Jr. Sealed bids will be received by the City Ad- Municipal Judge subject to the written new garages custom built. EXPERIENCED carpenter to Bill came to us with over confirmation of the CounciL The salary of Licensed and insured. repair back porch. Jnne r ]2 years experience in PAINTERS ministrator-Clerk of the City of Grosse Pointe the Municipal Court Clerk shall be deter- city residence location every aspect of landscap- EUROPEAN EXPERTS 774-3020 772-1771 mined by the CounciL It shall be the duty I 822.7154. ing_ We are now able to Woods at the Municipal Building, 20025 Mack Interior, exterior, wallpape r. cf the Municipal Cour~ Clerk: ing, patching, plastering ANDY'S MASONRY, CHIM. I ------expan""our services with . NEY SERVICE. All mason. • Attics • Porch Enclosure. c opcnings for large resi. Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan 48236, window puttying. caulking (a) To administer oaths to persons mak. Good work. Grosse Point e ry, brick repairs. Special. • AddItions • Kitch. dential and commercial until 3:00 p.m. on Tuesday, September 5, 1978, izing in tuck pointing. • Commercial Buildings lawn accounts, sodding and ing affidavits for writs in civil causes; references. Reasonable at which time and place bids will be publicly Free estimate. Call Joh n small jobs. Licensed. in. J 1M SUTTON all types of landscape de. (b) To issue all process and attest to the sured. Free estimates. 881. 1677 Brys Drive I sign. For the professional anytime. 368.5098. opened and read aloud for furnishing the fal- same in the name of the Municipal 0505. TV 42942 TV 2'24361 touch can Three C's Land. lowing item as described hereinbelow: Judge; PROFESSIONAL Floor San d. MASONRY REPAIR. Tuck EXTERIOR and interior s('aping. 757.5330. 1. ing and finishing. Specia pointing. chimney and carpentry. Specializing in THOMAS LANDSCAPING (c) To collect all fees, costs. fines and g. izing in dark stainin porch repair, excellent ref. I doors. windows. screens, Company. Our tenth year (1) 66-passengerschoolbus other moneys paid into court or the "Supply own power." Ca U erences. Call after 6 p.m. po r c h e s, paneling and lawn cutting, seeding, top for free estimate. W. Abra Violations Bureau of the court; 775-7362. violations. Iressing, weeding and cuI. Copies of specification and bid sheet may be ham, 979.3502. (d) To keep a record book of all moneys ------ADVANCE 1\-fAINTENANCE tivating, fertilizing, weed obtained from the office of the City Admin- INTERIORS by Don an d DESALVI 0 884.9512 control, trimming, plant- received and to pay over such moneys Lynn, husband, wife team ing. Our crew leaders have istrator-Clerk. to the City Treasurer." Painting, wallpaper perle c. Construction CO. QUALITY WORK by carpen. more than 10 years exper. ler with over 2il years ex. ience. 88I-029"t. Section 2. In all other respects. Ordinance tionists. references. 527- The City of Grosse Pointe Woods reserves the 5560. BUILDING AND perience in Grosse Pointe. No. 129, as heretofore amended. shall remain Kitchens remodeled, base- right to reject any and aU bids, tJ waive any in full force and effect, except as amended PAVI N G ments panelf!d. room add I. PROFESSIONAL paperin g. I herein. CONTRACTORS Uons, elc. Conscientious. Free Fertilizing i informality in the bidding and to accept any painting, staining, varnis h. with. every Power Raking I SPECIALISTS Small jobs acceptable. 882. Section 3. This Ordinance shall take effect in~. Italian journeyma n, 1004. bid it deems to be in the best interest of the Giovanni. Reasonable. 268 I twenty days after its enaclment or upon its 779-2067 S &L City. 1646. CUSTOM LAND SCAPING publication, whichever is later. I PERFECT PAINTING - E x. -Dand -b--SERVICES HOME REPAIR ENACTED: July 10, 1978 terior and interior. Reaso n. Also CONCRETE TREATING Remodeling. repairs of any able rate~. Pointe refe r. City Of Grosse Pointe Woods AND SEALING PROCESS. kind. Work alone_ No job • Law n & Garden Richord G. Solak cnces. 331.2222 after 5 p. I m. ALSO CONCRETE too big or small. Rollcn Services Chester E. Petersen CITY CLI-:RK - . ------INTERIOR . exterior pain t. REPLACEMENT window cor d s, window 839-5061 I City Administrator-Clerk Publishcd: Grosse Pointe News. issue of ing. Residential and com. DRIVES, PATIOS, sill~, jamb~. doors, por('h. GPN cs, basem('nts. atlic~. Call August 17. 1978. mercia!' Call 881-2011 or PORCHES, WALKS 521-1011 I 8/17/78 882.5666. 779.1832 Bill Lynn. 889-0298. I I ------_._--~---~------ Page "weniy-Eiqht GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday I August 17, 1978 * Feature Page I~ * * * * * * * I f Poinfer of Inferest Shortandto From Another Pointe of View flJ-Otnfe (Continued from Page 18) the Pointe Wedgwood blue: white fireplace facing a blue davenport, oil painting of blue sky and blue, white. Counter Points (Continued, from Page 21> capped waves, , • By Pat Rousseau G E 0 R G I A LISTON, of Outside, on the Fisher "deck," the Navy League The Cover Story ... at Walton-Pierce this Bishop road, received a Bach. peIUlant flew from the yardarm. elor of Science degree in '.\leek is coats. Come see the 100C;-o pure mohair Nursing during the 119th * * * coats, made in England. Choose a dove gray double commencement exercises at Opposite the lakeside windows is a trophy wall breasted style or one with hidden closing and a Illinois Wesleyan University, filled with awards for Gerry from her Miss Navv clean smooth line. This soft marvelous mohair also Bloomington. days and the two tall awards from the Miss Amel:- comes in winter white in a double breasted tie style • • • ica Pageant in which Gerry was elected Miss Con- or in an interesting look with stitched plaque and The s e con d semester geniality and runner-up ... and two awards from buttons, the cut semi-fitted. There are also mohair Dean's List at Bowdin Col. the Detroit Women's Council of the Navy League, and wool blends. One coat is a wrap and tie classic lege, Brunswick, Me., includ. an organization Gerry founded ... and at least 35 in basic beautiful black. There are also luscious ed THOMAS M. KEYDEL, of silver cups or awards attesting to Tom Fisher's wineberry coats that can become the over all choice Kenwood road, a freshman. sailing skill. * * * for your winter wardrobe. Pierre Cardin used this • • • Focal point at the' luncheon was the large, color to create a sleek single breasted coat with a Western Michigan Univer- sterling silver sailing award, shaped like an old sity junior GEORGE A. FER- Viking ship, which Gerry had filled with white high neckline and narrow self-tie. There is a wine RIS, of Rivard boulevard, wool boy coat WIth stitching detail that also comes attended the 130th biennial daisies and blue bachelor buttons. in black. The perenr.ial camel hair coat is found MRS. LAURENCE 1\1. SCOVILLE, JR., OF LINCOLN ROAD convention of the Interna . The trophy was a conversation piece. Questions . at Walton~Pierce in traditional and trendy models. kept Gerry busy trying to explain just why it was By Ann Wallace -tional ,Fraternity of Phi Gam- There is a smashing nutmeg Ultra Suede double p" .f Scoville. "The cut.off date ma Delta on Mackinac Island so special, but it took Tom Fisher to give the ladies breasted coat with a dyed to match blue fox collar. lcture, I you will, some 1,500 people all for registration for the tourn. August 6 to 10. He is cor- the real background: The collar, you'll be glad to know is removable. dr€ssed in tennis clothes, travelling within the ament is this SHnday, August responding see I' eta I' y of In ISI2, S. o. Richardson commissioned Car- various Pointes to all the tennis courts available in 20. For those of You who like plaid, don't miss the WMU's Kappa Mu chapter. tier's of New York City to design an original and the area, both public and private. "While many of the match. nubby wool red and green plaid coat that comes * * • outstanding award for the Yacht Racing Union of That picture will corne to - es already have been set up Named to the spring sem. with its own muffler. On blustery winter days, the Great Lakes. life on the morning of Sat. Crumpets, Inc., board of di. throughoJ:t the community, ester Dean's List at Villanova you'll be happy to have Richard Barr's poplin, The result is the Viking ship with sculptured urday, September 16, when rectors determined the need th~re still are some courts University were PAUL DEN. leather trimmed coat that is lined with silky soft the 11th season for the Ten. this year was for expansion avaibble and we encourage IS, of Prestwick road, and heads at both ends, considered one of the most un- pile and a handy leather purse that is attached to nis and Crumpets tourna. of the Poison Control Cen. anyone to call Mrs. Allan P. GEORGE DIEHL, of Buck- usual and valuable trophies Cartier's ever created. the lining. The coat has a detachable hood. Brass ment gets underway. tel' at the hospital. LeChard at 889.0807 to set ingham road. * * * toggles close the coat. Anqther poplin beauty from "In previous seasons, it has Begun in 1963, the Center up some court time. * * • Tom Fisher has won the trophy twice-once the same designer is trimmed with natural raccoon. been quite a sight to behold has been designated by the "The cost," Lynn notes, "is Pointer MICHELLE GIER jcintly with his son, Thomas K. Fisher, Jr.-and has Just part of the fine fashion coverage you'll find as the players travel to their State of Michigan as the $12.50 per person with lunch participated in the sketching been its custodian before the 1978 race. It's a at Walton-Pierce ... right now! assigned courts," notes Grosse "core unit" for the Detroit and tennis balls provided." course of the Summer Youth fabulous piece . . . and the perfect piece dE resist- Pointe benefit chairman Lynn area. Its major objectives at In the past, a dinner dance Program at Michigan Tech- ance for a Navy League luncheon table. * * * nological University. If you're still living with your kitchen of ten (Mrs. Laurence M., Jr.) Sco. the time of its inception were has been held following the * * * ville, who adds that the use to inform parents, children superfinals on the second * • • Among Gerry's guests were Mrs, George Belleau, or twenty years ago, you'll be surprised at what MR. and MRS. BERNARD of the courts has been don. and the public of the dangers weekend of play. This year, president of the Detroit Women's Council of the the folks at Mutschler Kitchens, Inc. can do for you. ated by the owners and their present in common house. the Grosse Pointe Unit de. H. CORNILLIE, of York- Navy League of the United States and Mrs. Mau- A variety of accessories and special purpose cab- co.operation is much appre- hold products. cided to try something differ- town road, announce the rice Castle, general chairman of this June's Navy inets make Wood-Mode, Coppes, and Rutt cabinets ciated. Now, with the wide use of cnt. birth of their first child, a functionally beautiful. See them today at Mut- "Up to this point," Lynn drugs these days, research "At the Grosse Pointe Hunt daughter, SUSAN ALICE, League Ball. schler Kitchens, Inc., 20227 Mack Avenue, 884-3700. adds, "all the preparations efforts are continuing in Club in Cook road, on the July 30. Mrs. Cornillie is the More whe the Mesdames James Hannan, Roger for the tournament seem to treatment of children who evening of the first day of former IRENE VERYSER, Harter, James Houlihan and John Lavrakas past- * * * be in order. Probably the big- may have accidentally ingest. play, Saturday, September •daughter of MRS. ALICE presidents; Mrs. George Johnston and Mr~. Roy Frame A Friend . , . in one of the new lovely frames gest part of my job is coor- ed a drug or are overdosed. 16," Lynn continues, "we are VERYSER, of Shorecrest cir. Whitlock, vice-presidents; Mrs, Fraik Nair, treas- in the Gift Department of the Notre Dame Pharmacy. cleo Paternal grandparents dinating all the committees. Start Plant Research 1)lanning to have a casual urer; Mrs. John Kett, secretary; and Mrs. Ralph Some are heart.shaped, oblong, square , . . some with are MR. and MRS. BER. My workers have been very The Center also is con- buffet, beginning at 6:30 0'. butterflies, others with dogwood. NARD A. CORNILLrE, of Mason, corresponding secretary. efficient, making my job cerned with research into clock. * * * Radnor circle. Others included Mrs. Holan Kirkman, Mrs. Fred much easier." plant toxology as many plants "Dress will be casual. Since Wood, Mrs. Aaron E. Wilcox and Navy photo- Cheese Boards . . . coffee mugs, Mrs. Scoville says that her are used in the horne today. enthusiasm is so g'reat after * * • berry bowls, crystal vases. candle 1tJr. Grosse Pointe South High grapher John Howard, and Mrs. Navarre Bennett husband has been very help- Some of these, if eaten, are the first day of playas every. snuffers are gift suggestions for host- ,'. ful and supportive of her ef. highly poisonous and educa- one has played that day, it School 1978 graduate ANE a special friend of Gerry's who attended the Nav): esses from the Squirrel's Net, 19849 '. forts in planning the tourna- tion of the public is essential. would seem that this would JEAN LINTVEDT, daughter League Ball and has been asked to be a member of ment. "We both have played be a super time to have a of DR. and MRS. RICHARD the Detroit Women's Council. Mack. in the tournament for several "A few months ago, in the party. We stress 'casual' as LINTVEDT, of Barrington * They lu~ched. on chicken crepes, fresh fruit * * years, so his enthusiasm is planning stage of this year's we want. everyone to be re- road, has been accepted at and a sensatIonal Ice cream cake - loaded with Sitmar sets the stage for two great Lawrence University, Apple- very encouraging. He is an tournament," continues Mrs. laxed after a day of playing calories, but not a crumb was left: there are times Caribbean cruise,S; 11 days departing avid tennis player and on a Scoville, "the T&C committee tennis. ton, Wis., for the 1978-79 ac. when sticking to one's diet is simply stupid . .&IR. Oct. 28 and 10 days departing Nov. 8. court every morning at 6:30 toured Children's Hospital. Party Includes Auction ademic year. "Broadway at Sea" and the unparalled o'clock, right through the We all were impressed seeing "At the party, along with You can always make do with one lettuce h~af * * * tomorrow. service of Sitmar will delight you. winter." the hospital and its person. food. music and dancing," ex- Pointer MARGARET HO- P Got Idea in L. A. nel in action. plains Mrs. Scoville, "there MAN has completed a sum. Travelwise travelers always ask for the library almost every day Mr. Q. 886-0500. Tennis and Crumpets was "Some of the doctors reo will be a people/service auc- mer program of study of J. 1. Hudson's in the adver. begun 11 years ago when Mrs. lated the problems in the tion when 20 to 30 tennis. Radiologic Technology at the to get new books. He is a tising department. My work * * * University 0 f Oklahoma voracious reader. specifically involved fashion Lee's Big Sale ... starts at Ed Maliszewski, 21435 David S. Summers, of Whit. treatment of the children who oriented orizes will be auc. Health Sciences Center, Nor. "This pleases me so much copy for the newspapers. Mack, August 20. It's a factory authorized sale and it's tier road, daughter of honor. had been poisoned or who tioned. All kinds of items, as man. as both my husband and I "Much public relations was time. Don't miss the great savings! ary chairman Mrs. Emmet E. were in other stages of treat. well as tennis lessons. for ex. for a limited love.to read. We both were involved in that job, and I 776.5511. Tracey, of Provencal road, ment. ample, will be available. * • * brought the idea of the ten- "Thcy were very inspira- "Advance reservations are University of Detroit Den. graduated as English majors credit that experience as a * * * nis tournament as a fund tional, to ~ay the least," adds nece<;sary and they are limit- tal School alumnus DR. MI. from college, he from Dart- great asset in my volunteer Bijouterie the diamond and gold place of raiser to this area from Los Lynn, "and so the Tennis and ed. Everyone is welcome and CHAEL A. LUBERTO, a mouth, and I from Connecti- work throughout my married Grose Pointe is maintaining their gold and diamond Angeles. Crumpets board of directors one does not have to be in the Pointer, has been installed as cut Collcge, New London. life." prices. You paY April and May prices until our fall It had been used there to which works very carefully tournament to go to the president-elect of the 1,800- "My husband then enrolled Later she held the posi. line arrives. Take advantage now. Layaway for raise funds for the Tracey with the personnel of the party." member Detroit District Den- in the Law School at the Uni- tion of editorial assistant at Christmas. Bijouterie, 19860 Mack Avenue, corner Clinic. Here, in Detroit, Chil- hospital in determining the For pal,!y reservations, call tal Society. versity of Michigan," Mrs. the University of Michigan's d Huntington, Grosse Pointe Woods. Closed Mon- dren's Hospital has received needs of the hospital, decided 1\1:1'<;. LeChard at 889.0807 by • * • Scoville continues. "He now Institute of Science and Tech. the funds raised by Tennis this year that the Poison Con- Friday, September B. Cost is DR. CLARENCE MESS- is an attorney in Detroit." nology while her husband days. Mastercharge ;nd YiSCi ~ccepted. and Crumpets. trol Center would receive the $5.50 per person. NER, who for 32 years was Both the Seovilles are na- was enrolled at U of M's Law tI "It all began here in just funds. Lynn has been involved in principal at Richard ElemenJ tives of The Pointe, with Mr. School. New For Fall ... at the Margaret the Grosse Pointe area," ex- Fit People to Jobs committee work in Tennis tary School, and MRS. Scoville a Grosse Pointe So Tennis and Crumpets Shop Diamond are stylish wool coats' -... plains Lynn, "but now in. "Last October, I was desig. and Crumpets for five years, MESSNER, who at one time South High School graduate. for '78 is well on its way. from a collection by Pierre Cardin and '.r volves Dearborn, Grosse lle nated the Grosse Pointe Ben- first in publicity, then in ad. taught in 'Grosse Pointe "I was graduated from And all will be ready early Gallant. StoP. at 377 .F!sher ~o see all OJ ~.~ and communities in Oakland efit chairman. In January, vertising. The alTangements Schools, were honored at a Grosse Pointe University that morning of Saturday, tile new fashIOns arnvmg datly. I- County." the wheels really started roll- committee was next, where golden wedding anniversary School, now incorporated in September 16, when the * * * To date, $392,000 has been ing with committees set up courts, linesmen, packing up open house April 19 at the University Liggett School," sound heard 'round Grosse At Martha's "suit" yourself from a large selection of r:lised for Children's Hospi- :lnd the goals specified. Lin. baskets and many other du- First Unitarian Church, Ann explains Lynn. "Following Pointe will be "Commence fall corduroy fashions. From Gordon of Philadelphia select tal by T&C. The funds have ing up 30 committecs and fit. ties were organized. Arbor, hosted by their chil- college, I was employed by Play." a classic blazer for $88 , .. coordinate with a matching A- been used for the hospital ting people into the jobs that Pa~t Experiences Help dren DR. ROBERT MESS. line skirt in brick or choose an Austin Hill blazer in brown playroom and a c:lrdiac oper- best suit their talents was Last year she served as NER, of Ellensburg, Wash., or camel, $85 ... with matching new straight line skirt with ating room. in the Children's such a challenge! secretary, and with the en- and DIANA SIEFKER, of side slits, $33. You may add to your fashion with matehing Burn Unit for equipment and "It is indeed a public rela. couragement of her husband, Alma. corduroy slacks in brick, camel or brown, all at $36. Com. research and for a new Med. tions situation," exclaims accepted the chairmanship plete these go.togethers with m:ltching shirts. Martha's ical Cardiology Suite. Lynn, "but we are progress- for this year's tournament. Evelyn, 15, a University Lig- Closet, 375 Fisher. Goal Is $80,000 ing very well and [ am look- "1\Iy duties certainly keep me gett School student preparing * * * "This year. the goal for ing forward to a very success. busy," Lynn continues, "but to enter the 10th grade; Lar- Ron Ruel Says. When it comes to fashion Tennis and Crumpets, Inc., is ful tournament!" they have been made easier ry, 11, who is entering the the feeling is put anything and everything togeth- $80,000, designated for the The fir"t day of play. Sep. by guidelines set down by sixth grade at the Middle Colo, ,)kfUi"Mill'l 1/"1",,,1 lJoJ'I pm", Poison Control Center at tember IS, all the courts will previous committees. School campus of ULS; and er. The same holds true for hair design. To create Chil£'ren's," continues Lynn. b~ in use. The tournament "I appreciate the expertise Bobby, a seven.year.old, a ~I _Kay Js..~",ill It, HI/"", (froJ" pOi,d, 81'/5-3240 these soft, curly silhouettes, Ron believes the Pyra- "Last year the proceeds continues Sunday. Septem- and enthusia~m of the expe. second grader at Richard metric cut is the answer to easy hair. The hair is from the tournament were a bel' 17, and the next week. rienced members as well as School. cut based on the client's natural growth pattern, little more than $90,000, with end, when the finals will be the enthusiasm and new ideas Of course, we can't forget facial contours, personality and life style. Call some 537.000 raised in the playerl. at the Country Club I on th? pOlrt of the new mem- Ginger, the 12-year-old Gold- Ron for an appointment, 886-4130 in Robert's Place Grosse Pointe unit. of Detroit Saturday, Septem. bel'S. They have all blended en Retriever, who calmly SPECIALS in the Walton-Pierce Building. "The funds were used to bel' 23. and the supcrfinals bl'autifully in \\'or~i~g toward I oversees all the activities * * * complete a pledge to finish Sunday, September 24, III the our olle goal - ralslllg funds from her favorite corner by ~------, The Mole Hole ... has beautiful the I1Iedical Cardiology Suite, Fairlane Club, Dcarborn. for Children's Hospital." the front door. , with some excess used for the I Sunday Is Deadline Besides all these activities, Family of Readers Wolfard hand-blown crystal oil lamps Poison Control Center." : "The tournament is opcn Lynn's summer hours have "All the children arc ten. I DAISIES Sl~!~i from California. They come in four WIth so many new sources i to pbyers of all abilities who been occ;lpicd with the needs nis players too," says Lynn. WhU. Last! sizes to make an attractive center. of potential poisoning of chilo would likc to help a \'ery of her family, including her "They also enjoy reading very L ~ 'h.~ ~I Croup togetller or alone. See tllem at dren at hand. the Tennis and' worthy cause," explains :\Irs, hl'sband and thrce children: much. In fact, Bobby visits I Wilh Covpon Expires 8/21/78 I 672 Notre 'Dame, 886-5759. ------ * * * Nino At Robert's ... says golfers r Did You Know ... Perini's is open at 11 a.m. .p/ I Admired ... in the window of The UtUe Stor(', 17037 attention~ A good haircut will improve Sunda~'s? A delicious fl;lll course meal is only $3.95. r------, Kl'rchC\'al, the new collection of sun catchers in so many your appearance and maybe your I You'll enjoy so many goocl things at Perini's such bl'autiful desi~ns and so many sizes. Stop in and see th('m C II 006 41'lO I h d b II P S (,h k th I ' score. a 00 - , . as ome ma e read. Perini's is open until mid- ! All Annuals 2 5 ~k9. ! a. .'. ec e su~mer :a e. '" night Friday and Saturday. For that late lunch, * * '" I With Coupon Expires 8/21/78 I R b t Of R b t' PI I k f d t I Teachers And Students Alike ... will served from :3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. you may choose I ------~ f II H e~ I thO e~ s . ace ... ,00 ; Of\var . 0 Iwallt to IlO!l' the IJack.to.schoo/ SALE (It A fr::rn the $3.2:i menu. Those pop~lar Kentucky Hot ae ithfe I ee S f e mekflcadn hPas~lOn, °dr tl',xerfcIshc. : the SclJool Bell, 17010 Mack, now until \ BrO\vns are $3,25 ... the mini version is $225 h au, care ree wee en s as Inspire 1C as - ! I I [) . Th' . t k' 10721 Wh'tt: . ion design~rs to c.reate leisure looks for Jogging i ,a lur ay. '" * It....:..---J Ca;;r~l7~~2~~7vemen par mg . . . I ler. to antlquemg. HaIrstyles for sp:::rt and leIsure Our Swin'l Rattan Rockers . arf' always spl'cially will be tame, sensible. casual. After dark dressing priccd at Wi('kl'r World. ~ow you can ordf'r many rattan * ',' SALE with some of the prettiest, exciting looks SlnC(, the pil'rl'~ at 20'; off. See somE' beautiful ~roupings at 20613, , . Twenties. will wean that bail' will be stYlpd for :\Iark. ~Iany fini~hl's ... many fabrics: I Eddie StraPtman ... IS proud of the new MagiC opulent evening fashions. Some rdlect thl' romantic '" '" * I Score, a compllter bOlc!inq score keeper at East la te Forti es, Ha irpieces wi II he added to the crrJwn I Fast One Day Ser\'icf'. . if your lilll1ll needs I Wal'I'eli LallI'S. 17225 East Warren (near Cadieu:r). All Perennials or nape. Braids, added curls or ornaments will , J"('pair. il hit of l(:ngth, a fra~'ed c(;rd fixl'c1 Lrin~ it ' TIII:rC' are tU'Pllt.ll alleys and are openings for ill' adorn the head. Call 886-41:lO for an app~~intml'lll. i to Vv'right's Gift and Lamp Shop, 18(j;)() l\Tack I dll'1dua/s alld trams for 110w/mg leagues tlilS fall, Robert's Place is in the \\';l!ton.Pil'fce building. I Avenue. ! nWI'llwq, norm (lnd el'enlnq. Stop alld see (Ill the HALF PRICE! ~ .. * i '" .. '" I imprOl'Pllll'llts and 1'('mode/mg. Call 885-0060 for Been Looking, , . for an area rllq? Do stop i AII/H' Klein tallpe nlOllOir ('o(ltinfj willi; lJlore l1Ifol'matioli. b'4 Certified Floor Coverlllg, 20531 Mack. If'lyll' dr(,.\'s-lI'rlqht oprn 11'('(11'(' II'O()/ l'oi/e. [)l'.qqller Jab. I W hitI' has over 500 m sIzes 3.1'5 to 9.r 12 .. , 11/1 of 1'Il'S at Desiqner'.\' T01ll'h. 16925 Harper. R85.()()94. '" them frmged and przced more tllan 50'( of.f. RR.J~ ..):: * * Good Nl'ws . . . at Ih(' M('rry Mous('~ Mrs. , Allemon Florist 5135. It's Nl'w ... it', at lIanl')"s Compll'at ~ Rridgrs from Srotland has srnt hE'r ~ourmet jam'l, ~I * * * Tra\E'IE'r. "'rl'nch of California, Am('ric'a's finr~t rhutnE'Ys and drf'~sings to us. Beautifully packagE'd ... Ayf'.... The tartans arl' in at lIart!I'Y's ('ountry tanE'. lUl:l:al(1' has dl'sil:lIE'd a doubll' hE'ltE'd ha,g, not A. for that spE'dal housE' warmin~ ~ift or just a The two new on('s ar!' Murray ()rl'~s Scotthh tarlan and: onl' hut two Il'athl'r slraps ov(>rlayrd and ~addll' I ,pedal Irl'al for you :md YOllrs. ()rop in and SI'(, on E. Warren the KiIKore, ThfY ('oml' in ~kirt~, Vl'~ts and- till' nl'\\! still'hE'd to,gl'thE'r. Thl' (,oJl~l'rvali\'1' ~l)'ling of I what our Scottish Mrs. shillPl'd. Also a\iailahll' I fhorter blazl'r. Admire Ih('m in Ihl' window, thl'n ~t(JP in 'I' this Illgl:al:l' b appealing to di~('l'iminating ml'lI I. . . yogurt chel's(,! . , . Kl'rcheval corner of 17931 East Warren TU 4-6120 20641 Mack Avenue. and women. See it at 345 Fi~h('r Road. I l\iolre Dame. ------~-~~~-----~------~------~------~_._---~---,------_.------