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Pulllllhid •• second CI... Motte, .t tho VOL.41-NO. II Polt Office .t Detroit, Mlchl •• n GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1980 25c Pt, Copy ------",...----- $10.00 Pe, Y.. , 34 Pages-Three Sections-Plus Insert Cottage Ready 'Pep Rally' for Hospital GP Court Bill Wins ForCHPC Battle Senate Approval Cottage Hospital employes and supporters ~ill take another stab at convincing ComprehensIve Health Planning Council members to ease off their By' Susan McDonald All five councils have ap. I The Woods councilman proved resolutioIlS approvmg i saId he wwt to Lansing to order to eliminate beds at a public hearing to- 62 The State Senate ap- of the court conversIOn, al'l seek Sllpport for the one. morrow, March 14. proved a bill Tuesday, though the City CounCil's judge position from Sen. The hospital bas scheduled Rep. Hertel r e p 0 r t e d March 11, that will cre- resolution called for one - John Hertel and Sen. Gilbert six bus trips for supporters March 10, that there may be ate a district court sys- rather than two - judges. DiXello. to and from its building at two legislative panels look. tem in Grosse Pointe One or Two? Sen. Kelly opposed the 159 Kercheval to the Book ing into the CHPC in the next year with two judg- The Woods Council. how- ?ne.judge approaid. councils a conversion to a her e1g~th year on the Ba~d euvering." grin" for the state's in part by the parent.teacher Coats added that he, too, district sy,tem is inevitable.. this spnng . Others are .WI!- Both Hanpeter and Dalby failure to enforce the s u f f i c ie n t justification to in >the Woods, but "if our city groups in each school. grant an extension," accord. had to bite the bullet and is optimistic about the mill. Kelly also warned that by .ham Huetteman, an eight. favored naming a former medical law, city officials Slick campaign flyers - ing to Public Safety Director comply. other cities should age. "We're getting good vi. postponing the converSIOn,. yea r Board veteran who Board member who would also urged Gov. William designed by Vic and Sandy brations from the people out the Pointes run the risk of chose not to run for re-elec. not run for election in Ju~e. John Danke!' be forced to take the same Caputo - are being distrib. Milliken and Attorney But after a recent conver. steps." ,there. There's a lot of sup. being included in a Detr6it tion last s~ring,. and new. Brierly won the seat wl;h uted door.to.door throughout General Frank Kelley in port," he said. . court reorglanization. earners DaVId MIkesell and I (Continued on Page 4) sation with a member of the Nearby, in the Shores, the community. a resolution to investi- Southeastern Michigan Coun. public safety officers there "Elementary school par. gate, and demand en- cil on Emergency Medical are training as emergency ents are going to every home forcement of those com- Services, Dankel said he was medical technicians after the out here trying to make per. munities who haven't shocked to learn that less community received a three. sonal contact with voters," Goodheart Is 'First' at Lake Placid than half of some 200 ambu-I month extension of the law abided by the law. Semple said. The PTOs also lance providers covered by in January. By Dean Brierly ,tee is handling transporta°l member of the Commission have happened. regardless," The 1979 emergency medi. have supplie.i hundreds 'Of the council- were not com. I The Farms receiv-ed, a telephDne workers and poll J tion on Sports Medicine Modali. Goodheart said. cal statute has already forced plying with the state regula.: similar extension last month. During the recent Olympic That story comes from Dr. ties ~f the U.S. Ol~pic ~e feels the inclusion ~f a w"tchers to the effort. I communities across the state games, a ticker tape at George J. Goodheart Jr. re-1 C?uncli on. Sports MediCine. chiropractor on the medical tion. I The Park has its own am. Yes Vote Out to .spend thousands of dollars Adirondack Air p 0 r t near cently returned from Lake HIS apPoIntment followed staff was a must. "We practically killed our. I bulance service and provides Their strategy is to identify I I to upgrade ambulance servo Lake Placid printed out the PIadd whcre he served CIS longtime negotiations wIth!' First and Only selves to comply with the service to City residents also, the "yes" voters in the com. munity and make sure they following message: There is the first doctor. of chiro~r.ac. the .sports. medicin~ counc.il :'I thin~ it's an ~po~ant go out to the polls March good news and bad news;. tic ever to hOld a pOSItIOnI for mclusI~n 'Of .chlropractlc thlOg. ChiropractIc IS umque- 24. the gODd news is the Russians' with the medical staff of the repr.esent~tlon In matters Iy related to the nervous M.ental Health Services are pulling out of Afghanis. U.S. Olympic Commlttee. dealmg With the health care system and the musculo. "The number Cff no votes i I doesn't usually vary -too tan; the bad news is the Lake Dr. Goodheart, who lives in of Olympic athletes. . I s~eletaI system .and can pro- Placid Organizing Commit. :he FariT..' \'.as appomted a The trip to Lake PlaCId I VIde therapeutIc and pre. much, if you look at the his. £"Danell .rvocuses4 on the El'JerlUI tory of millage campaigns," ,f wasn't all hard work, though. ~'entitive support, as well as y Semple said. "Our goal is to .'1/ Dr Goodheart was able to Improved performance po . By Dean Brierly mental health therapy meant home visits, home. treatment, get the yes vote out." .. '\, see a number of events, in. tentials." you were crazy. We're trying phone calls to the patient and Co-chairing the campaign . eluding hockey games with i Dr. Goodheart was not A Mental Health and Ag. to get them to see this in a efforts to get the patient en. with Semple and his wife, Sweden West G e r man y, i only the first chiropractor at centlying Advisorybeen formedGroup tohasstudyreo d:uJ..Ueren.t I'Ig,ht" h'de sal . gaged I'n sacl'aI activities like Cynthia,L J arehJamesFro and. Joanh Czechosiovakia and Russia. i the OI)1npics, he was the the special needs of M~chi- Acco rd109 t0 Bran, d th e attendl'ng -senior centers and dl'ong. hosept - mm IS an. Ext rdina ' only one. t t f t I church. mg t e reasury. rao ry I "Xo other countrY to my gan's older citizens and to, mos commo." ype a men a To further publicize the i "T~e atmosphere a,t t~e: kno'wledge had chi~apractic recommend improvements in health proble!T! the elde.rly Welcome Co.mments campaign, the PTO council: Russl~n game was SOel.ectrlc i doctor; on their staffs," he the present services ~ing suffer fr~m. IS ?epresslOn ,At each meet.mg, t~e ad. I has organized a special mill. you Just had to be ,here ..t said. "Some of the European provided, according to Dr. due to SOCial IsolatIOn. vlsory group "nil rev:ew a i age meeting for Monda:y. 'J Everyone got caught up In. doc tar s use manipulative Jonathan York, Director of High Rate different segment Df health I :\Iarch 17. at 8 p.m. It will that wav~ of enthuslas~,. I~ : methods, however. In Ger. the Northeast Guidance Cen. "As people get older, thef': care for the elderly and ways I be held at ~r.air.. EI"mentary ~'a.s so~e,h1Dg to see. 1. ~ a, 'many many of the }W's ter and chairperson of the suffer a lot of los~es-physl- : to improve it. The public is I School. Earlier this week. Just as if a hlgh school foot- _ '., . . ball team beat the Pitt.sburgh aho have chlropractlC tram. advisory group. cal .and psychological. Their I enco~raged to attend these I campaign workers met with, . rou Steelers. It was an extraord .. mg.. :\Iany of them use The 6 P will meet in famIly moves away, they suf. meetmgs. city and business leaders to . rf ,. h sa'd' manlpulat\on. The European Lansing at the Tri-County fer the loss of CI1~nds. theIr "Direc: input frDm the: Win their support and per. mary pe ormance. e I. ! attltude seems a bit more Of:{ice on Aging on March social circle, theJr Income. public is very valuable," S1lys i mission to use shop windows' "The treatment area as. eclrctic" 14, April 17, May 9 and Right now there ~re approx. Brand. "Also. written test!. to publicize the campaign. srgned to me had a television Appa~enlIv Dr Goodheart June 13. Paul Brand, Mental i!!';~tely. 1.2 mIllion ~nlor mony is ~elcome and wi!.! be If both proposals are ap.; set and I was able to watch Will be a pe~~an~nt member Health and Aging Specialist cltlzens 10 the state, Bc-pened: "I've been asked to be l advisory group will examine That s hlgh.;r than any other, ommendations submitted ta' Center ee s was that you'd watch an I ready to be in Moscow by what's currently going on in age group. " I the Department of Mental 1 event and then watch the July 3, 1000. so J guess it's regards to health urvices Dr. York, who 1.lves I~ the I Heal~h with the aim of de. More Donors athletes from that event penn anent. J think there is for the elderly. Park, defmed semal: cItizens, "'eloping programs at the j come in for treatment" 'an cJq}anded role planned Depression as ranglng In age anywhere legi£13tive level as well as Th W :\r . I' 1980' Dr. Goodheart t re ate d for chiropractic forms of "The ~lderly are really: fr?~ 55 on up, ~. '"eUing up strategies to get I\nn~~l ~rm;I:r;~~cfpatiDn about 15 athletes. testing manIpulation and dla~nOSjs. underservlced at the mo. I I m not necessarily. s~~. I commu n ity heath ser ....lces c" : h .. d . muscles for relative strength. The committee IS currently menl," says Brand, "Service ing that someone who IS 55 more involved m this area. omtPda,gnd .as r~el\iae rne, : testing join'ts for range of I planning a scien:ific Investi. 'd " d't t h' a . But I community health systems as base of supporters. 55 'practic techniques to bal. and sPine manlpulatJOn." elderly and .dont know how , seems to be the age when well as the publiC to the To date. $98,317 has been ance the muscles and restore A('('ord,nji to Dr. Gaod. to ,~~ a~~ut It v~7 we~1. th : i~oPlel s~art"to feel some of needs of our senior citizens." received from '3,223 donors. -: joint mobility. heart. another chIropractor . no er pro em IS e I e£e 0 .es. 0 p • n d' says York. "We also plan to This shows the average fam. : "Their response to treat. has brC:-l pichd to be a memo £llgma that olde~ people ~t'I, Curr~n, th.ra ): .ac~or In,g ~peclfical!y direct r.esources ih dDnation to be $30, This ment was great. Some of the ber of the Sports :\ledicme tach to recelvmg menl,al, ,a Dr. York, consl,t, CffshDr,. . that direction and to break c. p _ to $84417 c tr'b. . skl'jumpers moved up (our ~Iodalitl€5. although hI' WIll heaHh care. They grew up I term counselmg and out. 10 am are, , on I Pr,O!O by.411Deon 'C':y in an era where seeking i pat i e n t services, such as, (Continued on Page 2)

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Page Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, March' 13, 1980 PICHE BARBER OP NOW OPEN IN-THE-VILLAGE at Mental Health War Memorial Puppets Stage EGAN'S MEN'S SHOP (Continued from Page 1) tal health .sy,tems have not (Continued from Page 1) 8-6 Tue'.-Frl.. S.t. 8-4 - App't. or w.lkln down barriers to mental responded to the needs of Beatrix Potter Blforl 1:30 rur IIlklnC'l onl~ healt h services." -- the elderly very much aside uted by 3,313 donors in 1979 Exclusively for the man of tradition 88&-111143 Self.Reliance from placing /them in insti. for an average gift of $2,'i Chicago's Melikin Puppet I According to York, "men. tutions, We have to address per famil~' at the same point Theater will perform "The The Traditional( Dress Shin the issue of better diagnosis in the campaign la!>t y~r, 1'ales of Beatrix f>otter" at of each individual patient. [t is vi~lIy important for the War Memorial on Sun' "We also hope to initiate the Center to pick up addi. day, March 30. at 2 p.m. ".:--\ programs designed to help tional donors to remain a Spollsored locally by th", War the elderly help themselves," viable institution, Each year Memorial Association, this SOUTHWICK MAKES AN he adds. "This gives them a death reduces the ranks of performance is part of the i1fII' supporters and many older Detroit Youtheater contribu- I sense of fulfillmen t and self. ~ > • IMPORTANT FOREIGN PO-ICY reliance. eitlzens move away to the tion to the Detroit Institute ) ~outhLand. Many of these I of Arts touring program, t .'-. STATEMENT, Also. h~ .grou p hopes to have for years been large I "Show On The Road." work mol'c dosch' with the benefactor> to the Center, I . family unit to get families and it takes many contribu. The Melikin Pup pet Slluthwick has combined better equipped to deal with 1ions to make up ,thl! loss of Theater has toured Michigan ctunese silk, Irish Imen, and older relatives antl better their large gifts. s c h 0 0 1s and communities II ". "'/\ able to understand their Falkland Island W(Xll m a ._ Many "Citizens feel that par- since 1969. Performing in re- problems. Scottish miU for the American ~icipating in the classes, pro. gional and national puppet grams and activities of the festivals, the Melikins have gentleman. The resulr is a The impetus for the ad- visory group came from the Center takes care of the op. assembled a repertoire which luxunam, all-natllf

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Thursday, March! 3, 1980 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three GP Theater to Present GPW Denies Realtors' .MCGLONECadi~~aC aPplications 'Bl'ithe Spirit' Comedy Bid for Zonillg Change for membership Noel Coward's comedy, him nor get away from each An unusual plan for a I commercial. the owner could "Blithe Spirit," will open other. combined office and res:uen.' then ask the council for a are now Brand New 1979 Clearance Wednesday night, March 19, In the ghostly bickering, tial structure on the corner zoning variance to .also have being accepted as the third presentation of lights dim, chairs arc over. of Hollywood and Mack suf- sleeping quarters in t,he FOR INFOR~Al a-l GALL Grosse Pointe Theater's 32nd turned, and c roc k e r y fered a setback March 3 building. I Bob Wolf, Manager consecutive season. smashed. when the Woods Council. Some 36 'P€ople, mostly st. clair river 329-7458 "Blithe Spirit" will run fol' In the Grosse Pointe The- amid 'a flurry of protest from residents of the Mack.Holly.\ '')''M.JP~~ country Club TI ...""ESD~" ,>~rlJRDA;( nine evenings, March 19 to ater production, the part of area reslde,:ts. voted unani- wood area, attended the I 23 and March 26 to 29. All Charles will be played by mously agau\st rez(Jnmg the meeting in opposition to the performances a!"e in Fries Clarke Scholes of Somerset property. plan, however many of them Auditorium of the War Me. avenue- Ruth (his current Thomas Handlos, of Hand. said only a home should be morial, 32 Lakeshore at 8 wife) by Carolyn Kaump, of' los R.ealty, had asked the built on the lot. p.m. The play is directed by Detroit; Elvira (his ex.wife) counCIl to re.zone the corner "We don't pbject to a Phyllis Reeve of Pemberton by Claudia Hommel of De. lot from reSIdential to com. building." said one. "Let it road and produced by Becky troit; Madame Arcati, by merclal so he could build a be residentiaL" T h a I' e nos of Kensington Donna DiSantI' of Harper home from whIch he could "There's nothing to pre. road. Woods; Dr. and Mrs. Brad. also oper~te 1m business. vent (Handlos) from selling I "Blithe Spirit" was origin. I man, by CHf Levin and Mari. Wo?ds zolllng ordinances pr~. , it and putling in some other ally produced in war-shatter. anne Rink, both of Detroit; hlb1t the operatIOn of a busl- : type of business," said an- ed Lol1don in 1941 and ran I and Edith, the maid, by Toni ness from res1dt'ntlal prop- i o"ther, I erty, I there for 1,997 performances Moore of Detroit. ,! Handlos. who presently MeGLONE CADILLAC _ nearly five years - the I Production staff for "Blithe Hcwever., City A ,torney I owns the vacant property, I 209,03 HARPER 881-6600 longest of any non.musical Spirit" includes Hank Hous. George CatlIn stated that If: said his building would gen. I play in London at that timp" ton of Trombley road, stage _th_e_p_r_o_pe_r_t}_'__were zoned: erate very little traffic as Coward himself originated manager; Tom Stein of Bir- ---.-,1 most of his business is done the role of Charles Condo, mingham. set design; AI Ce t . Slate I with investors, who don't mine. The American pre. Lombardini of Brys drive, n el S, "walk in." He stressed that miere was later that same technical director; Mary Snrinp' C:la~~p,!ii1.I h~ wa~ willing W !U~ifY,h.is, ~ '-.. year and ran lor tHl'i per- :Stutt o.t Harper Woods, COS,\.1. u___ Y'~"O 'u Q\.\.U"U,"UUG'" ,""llIli'\ "- If you're No. 167- f M k bors, We are pleased to announce orman~es.. tumes, ! ar Reeve of Pe~- "Drawing With Introduction Residents also seemed up. In thiS "Improbable farce," berton road and Peter Wahl. I To The Figure" will b pr set with the fact Handles the addition to our staff Charles, a novelist, is living ko of. Detroit. lighting; and

The lady from beyond, stl!l Roslyn avenue, assistant pro. Sculpture also will be I change, the council suggested L!lill!~.J beautiful, still mischievous, ducer; and Lois Consta.nt of taught on M:Jn::!a~'s, !l111rch I that Har.dlos attempt to work Your Full Service Hair Studio torments the author by reo Tr 0 m b 1 e y road, aSSlStant 24 to June 9, from 8 to 10 out his differences with the minding him of their days stage manager. p.m. Instructor is Frank residents. 18809 Mack Av.. • Gro••• Pointe Wood. and nights together. Tickets are $5 and are Varga from Hungary. Stu . • Through an eerie mis- available for most perform- de~ts .wil,l w?rk i~ clay, chance, she even turns the ances by calUng the, box of- which IS fired, In the mstruc. second wife into a spirit. The fice at 881.4004. tors o:-"n studlO. Fee f8r the third act of the play finds ------term I~ $51. C h a r Ie s plagued by two n° hI d Y th A beginning sailing work. spirits that can neither leave Isa e on shop will be held throughout the day at the Center on Learn T 0 Cope Satul'tby, March 29, from 9 I Murk C. Aluloo a.m. to 4 p,m. Coffee is pro. NOTARY PUBLIC "coping In the World of vided and participants are Work and College" is the asked to bring a sack lunch, ~:- -,';-.J_ topic for the Grosse Pointe Registration is $5. Instruc. Chapter of the Association tor Is Jack Leverenz. We asked for Children with Learning The course is for the novo Disabilities on T u e s day, ice and designed to teach be. Aquascutum for March 18, at the Central ginners how to sail a small the classic of classics Library, 10 Kercheval, at boat safe!)'. Audio visual aids 7:30 p.m. and diagrams give students Three young adults in the an understanding of what Detroit area who are work. happens under sail and how ing or attending college will to control various situations, answer questions relating to Subjecls covered include successful ways of handling rigging, knot tying, nomen. their learning disability, clature, hull characteristics. \ Also on the program wlll i sail power. sailinll a eoU~SE, be Ellen Kendall from the i changIng courses. moormg, Wayne County Library, for landing,. allchoring .00 safe- I '~ flelu,n Ihl, certificote 0' (011 lor the Blind who will explain ~Y. Wrl.tten reviews fol1~w 011 appolntmenl. servl{'es {or the learning ,dls. lnstructlOn o~ each tOPIC;' abled. Early reglstretlOn 1~apprecl- Inued by. MARK A8DOO High schoof students are ate~ to assure n~~ry ma. ~none. 526.3990 urged to attend this meeting terlals and organization. so that they can ask ques. 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: on De.dbolta "... Residents who want to roll i t[oo ~edlc~-,',:}; nCCl!'SSary to be a dupllcate pl'ayer to enter'the bourna. WATCH WEIGHT' \':-:•. ment which is open to players A recent insur'anee indus. $1~88LB. of various skills. I try survey lirted 79 percent The group will be divided I of the respondents claiming into experts. intermediate they were careful about their NEW GREEN CABBAGE players and novices, Those weight, )Yhile 20 percent said intere~ed are urged to get they were "not careful at their free tournament tickets all." Sixty.four percent said now and indica{e what divi: they .got regular exercise e sion they should' be in. twice a week; 35 percent LB. didn't, l5 Wallpaper. As early as 200 B.C. the OUROWII Chinese we~e usin~ wall. FURNACES / BONELESS ROLLED U.S,D.A. CHOICE DOMESTIC paper-beautiful designs of 5 birds, fl~wers and I.andscapes & BOILER HAM LOAVES hand'pamted on rlce paper, PORK LOIN ROAST (READY TO COOK) LAMB SHANKS However, it wasn't until the •• plec'" 16th century that the idea • migrated to Europe, where • I ,ftYIy~ wallpaper earned the name ~ LB. LB. PAN LB. "poor man's tapestry" be. $1.89 2 $2.19 $1.97 pensive t ex -t i Ie s hangings cause it was used in humble homes In imitation of the ex- 17600 LIVERNOIS' UN 3.7800 15304 KERCHEVAL' VA 2.9070 DOMESTIC employed by the wealthy to 1725 MAPLE RD, • 643.4810 shut out cold and dampness. , SWISS CHEESE HOLLAND AMERICAN BAKERY BY THE HOME MADE WH~TE BREAD' SQUARE LOAF 114 lb. Loaf LEONS INC. PIECE $1.98 LB. IS BUYING

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Chojc~ Marj"ot~d HEAD LETTUCE 48 • Peso Buying Oven Ready - Stuffed , FANCY CALIFORNIA • etc. 9 Roasting " S I 29 ~bs c; ~ On large transactions we will make house $2 !., ASPARAGUS • LB, Leon BHf Gornj,hed With Chickens 65 LB. : calls, also private room for consultations. Onion and Gr .. n Pepper In 0 cooking bog On A Slainlell Skewer 4 Ib, overoll' EXTRA FANCY WASHINGTON 3 99 884-0656 - 884-9393 DELICIOUS APPLES LBS. C 17888 MACK AVE. In Grosle Pointe for 25 Vear. Thursday, March J 3, 1980 GROSSE POINTE NEWS P"ge Five Bon Secours Teaches CPR Church Hosts Organist'Renz Program VieuJsLosses in Life B~n. S~ours Hospital i! tion classes in Grosse Pointe Donald ,E. Renz current Jewell Chorale and is the The Pat i e n t Education The featured speaker will P~f;IC~'!;& in "Save A ,Life ~orth and South Hi4lhSChools organist~holnnaster of All- accompanist. for the Detroit Center of St. John Hospital be Dr. William Jones, as- W1. • •week by spon. m 1979. saints Episcopal Church in Lutheran SIngers. is offering a program this sistant professor in Coun. THE FIAT S700 r~~n¥ tralmmg sessions for A'S 18 result, eM training Pontiac, '!'Viii appear in reo The organ recital including month on' "How to Handle seling Education and Human n lv~ ua s i ~t ere s t e d in was presented to 1,900 stu- cital at Faith L u the rill,n works by Bach, Dupre, Alain Significant Loss." Resources at Oakland Uni. le'8r~m~ card,opulmonary reo dents in the first year. Bon Church, East Jefferson and and others, will be perform. versity. Dr. Jones is a Men. CASH. REHATf: :Us~lt~tlOn. The lifeuving Secours Hospital's treined Philip avenues in Detroit, on ed on an Estey or.can of jhe Human reaction to death, tal Health Consultant for Come in and drive your best ee mque can mean the dif. instruCltors are continuing Sund'ay. March 16, at 3:30 RVlmlntlc type. Originally divorce, job loss, is often Wayne County and Michigan ference be!-W~n life and the program this year. p.m. built in 1926 the org'lln con- bewildering and difficult to bargain on a 1979 Strada, death for 'VIctims of cardiac In appreciation for the Renz is a graduate of the tained 25 ranks with a 20 understand, for both the in- Department of Public Health, Brava, or Mld.Engine arrest. hospiJt'8l'sC'Ontributionto the University of Michlg,an with note chime. dividual sustaining the loss Sudden Infant Death Syn. Xl/9, And Fiat will The s~ssions are ofIe red in CPR ,program, the HeaUh a Bachelor at Music and a Refreshment's will be served and for his or her associates. drome Program. send you a check CooperatIOn with the Michi- Education Council presented Ma,,",er of Music in Choral during intermission and time The program will address it- Admission is $2 and ad. for $700. gan Heart A~c1ation and a plaque of appreciation to Music Education. provided to meet with the self to understanding the dy. vance reservations must be 17 c0!l1~un~ty organimtions. Raymond Inghoam, RRT, di- He is a member of the artist. namics of the grieving and made. Call 81. John Hospi. Trammg. m. cardiopulmon. rector of ""cardiopulmonary American Guild at Organists, ~_ bereavement process. It will tal's Patient Education Cen. LIMITED ary resuscltahon will be of. ~rvicet;. has studied carillon with The ukulele is not cxf Ha. be held on Thursday, March tel' at 343.3870. TIME OFFER lered at Bon Secours Hospital . Anvther 3,300 people have Hudson Ladd and is a stu- waii:an origin. Portuguese 13, in .the Pe.ter. A. Whyte {)n Sunday, March 23 at 2 learned OPR (hl"Ough -the dent member of the Guild of sailors took the litHe four. Memonal AuditorIUm, Lower Advertising has grown to '~. and 7 Ip.m., Monday, Friends of Bon Secours Hoo- Carilloneurs of North Amer. string instruments to (he Level of S1. John Hospital, a $49 billion-a-year business, EASTERN SPORT CARS Th rch 24, at 10 a.m. and pita!'s Town Hall for Health ica. Renz also sings profes. islands in the late 18th cen. 22101 Moross road, from 7 spending about $200 per SINCE 1929 ursday, March .27,at 7 p.m. programs. sionally with the Kenneth tury. to 9 p.m. U.S. citizen in 1970. The program IS free, but . . _ 13123 MACK - 822-0466 pre-registration is required. To register, call 557-9500. "Save A Life with CPR" is part of Bon Secours Hos. pital's continuing commit. ment to community health education. Members of the Bon Secours Hospital cardio. pulmonary !Services deplart. . ment also coonprMptl with HAPPY BIRTHDAY! the Health Educaiion' C'oun~ii , • of Grosse Pointe to establish cardiopulmonary resuscita. Family Fihns Focus On Kids PONGRACZ JEWELERS Tonight, Thursday, March 13, is a Family Film Night 'at Central Grosse Pointe Public Library, 10 Kercheval. In the Exhibition Room at MARCH 1930 7:30 p.m. Family Films will MARCH 1980 present the theme, "kids make interesting subjects." Four films about kids in four different adventures 'will be shown. Finn and Dervil, heroes of "Granny Lives in Galway," (color, 26 minutes), run 50 YEARS, I IN GROSSE POINTE CITY. I •• away from their cruel step- father who only wants them so he can control their in- heritance. These two have man y exciting adventures and ON-THE-HILL IN THE FARMS! and narrow escapes before finding safety and happiness with Granny. . "Goggles," a six.minute, color film tells the tale of The Foun'der Edward J., PRESENT STAFF: Peter and Archie who find a pair of motorcycle goggles Ted and Martha Pongracz, and how they keep them by Pongraczand.his wi'fe outwitting a gang of bullies. President and Secretary A beautiful, heart rending and partner since 1935 story, "Clown," (color, 15 minutes), has no nalTation, Ted is a Business Graduate but none is needed. The film .are now enjoying 'their is about a Paris orphan who of Hillsdale College and a looses the only family. he retirement knowing that has, his dog Clown. Certified Gemologist and a Girls have adventures just as well as boys. In this 16 Pongracz Jewel.ers with skillful repair and engraving minute, color fih~ entitled "Ranch Girl," we watch a expert. 'young 'girls' expedition into the present owner, their the Rocky Mountains unfold for one day, . son, Ted and his capa- cAll kids are welcome to attend. ble staff, are continuing Mundelle Scott South Scores to give the service and Joanne Burman j At Music Fest quality that has been Eva Gershman South High School Ins'tru. mental Music students won standard in the 50 years Connie Maize top ratings in the District Salo and En~mhle Festival held at M8C()mbCommunity of growth .. Ruth Dahlin College 'On Saturooy, Febru. ary 9. Sending more events to this festival competition than any other high school in A bit of History - 1930 was a humble beginning with a bench and tools in the District 16, South's students received 34 First Divisions, corner of my father's Decorating Shop. He had been decorator'to many of the old 15 Second Divisions, and two Third Divisions. Those stu- Indian Village and Grosse Pointe Farm families since 1910.That address was 16914 deirts receiving Firs't Divi. !ions are now eligible to at. Kercheval next to,the then C. F. Smith Grocery Store. Then to 17008 Kercheval when tend the State Competition on March 22, to be held at Harrison High SChool in Kroger's moved to a larger store. Our Neighbors were Pete Proper on one side and Farmington. "I am very prcud of these Hamilton Treasure Chests on the other. AU now Jacobson's. 1948 saw our mov,e to students for the many hours of practice they put in for the Hill and a 20x80 Jewelry Store and finally securing all of the fine sterling, gold this music festival," said Ralph Miller, Instrumental Music Director. and watch merchandise needed to become a prestigious Jewelry Store. In 1954 Grosse Pointe Bank, now N.S.D.,took 25 ft. of the remaining lot and built their own GPW Accepts Park Bid bank and I built offices over the bank and jewelry store. We expanded to the end of the lot line and built a workshop on the second floor r-ear.I retired at 63 and in 1975 Despite the fuet boaters may be unable to use many of the wells located beyond sold the business to my son Ted. the bridge in Lakefront Park, the Woods Council last week voted unanimously to run , water lines to many 'Of them, at a cost 'Ofover $13,000. All of this happened with the help of some beautiful' workers who worked Council members apparent. ly thought the wells would as if Pongracz Jewelers was their baby. Let me just mention a few of them, AI- . be used eventually, if not this year, rand the 'improve- bert and Agnes Meyer, Beatrice Beliger, Isabel Hawley, Josaphlne She'ppard, ments were thus desirable. At a meeting late ~ast Betty sexton, M~rtha Davis and our accountant Bill SChroeder and the con- month, the council voted not to remove the center span of the bridge crossing the Milk stant financial help of the old Grosse Pointe Bank, now National Bank of River in the park, in spite 'Of the fact the use of Detroit, which continues to serve us. many wells upriver of the bridge will -be jeopardized because of Jow clearance. SEWER AND ALL OF THIS ONL Y POSSIBLE BY THE WONDERFUL CUSTOMERS TROUBLE? WHO HA VE KEPT THE CASH REGISTER RINGING THESE MANY YEARS. Thank You,

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Page Six G R 0 SSE POI N T E N-E W S Thursday, March 13, 1980 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 Dinner Honors Harry Meserve Qualify for Lower Pretniuln SUPERIOR TAILORING. or by Appointment Grosse Poinle Unitarian group to bring Dr. Mary Financial losses caused by forts which support the con. AT Church's fonner minister Dr. Calderone, then president of fire due to cigarels and reo cept of discounts on home. Harry C. Meserve will return the Sex Information and lated materials in the U.S. ownE'rs' insurance for non. REASONABLE RATES to the area for a visit the Education Council of the U.S. have reached a staggering smokers. weekend oi March 22 and the to speak_ on the irnpol'l!.ance $329 million, according to The Lung Association is Men's & Ladies' Alterations church has scheduled a spe. of "man understanding him. the American Lung Associ- participating in a program to cial dinner party to welcome sell as a sexual being." ation of Southeastern Mich. of all types him. make people aware of home. His home is now in South. igan (ALASEM). These cosls owners' insurance premium Dr. Mec;erve served the west Harbor, Maine, where Specializing In ault lapel r.-cuta are paid for by smokers and d i s c 0 u r, t s available from church from 1965 to 1974- he serves a small church non-smokers alike. Farmers Insurance GI'OUP at 10 important years to the and writes. He currently is Nationally, smoking and the 1980 Builders' Home" CAFANA CLEANERS & TAILORS Unitarian Church. Its new preparing a book entitled 11233MACK 881-1224 modernistic b u i I din g on "The Practical Meditator." matches rank first in causing Furniture and Flower Show, the grealest number of fires 1I1arch 15 to 23, at Cobo Hall. .. Maumee avenue ....'!as dedi. Friends are invited to wel. ..~?ie ... in homes and third in sever- During the nine days of . 1( '. cated when he arrived. As a come the Meserves at a din. .~~ strong supporter of racial ner party at the church on ity in fire losses. The finan. the exposition, local partici- Winter cial costs of these fires - in justice, Dr. Meserve was in- Saturday evening, March 22. pating Farmers Insurance 0 838 W .. tcheeter fluential in bringing Dr. Dr. Meserve will preach millions of dollars worth of Group agents will donate 10 SALE! /0 off Martin Luther King to speak insurance premiums - are 20 at Windmill PoInte Sunday morning, March 23, cents to the Lung Ass<>cia. in Grosse Pointe before a at 11 a.m. a crushing burden to every. tion for every person who standing room only crowd one, whatever their smoking CARPET and FURNITURE BUILDER'S NEW MODEL For more information, call fills out a registration card just three weeks before behavior. 4 Huge Bedrooms the church al 881.0420. at the Insurance Group's" ex, 21/2 Luxurious Baths King's assassination. In an effort to shift the hibit booth. CLEANING Panelled Family Room As vice.president of the 1\1' I I' fir.ancial burden from the The Lung Association will Call for free estimate with fireplace and wet bar Grosse Poinle Family Life St. if IC lae S shoulders of those who distribute non.smoking infor- Library and first floor bedroom Education Council, Dr. Me. I choose a heall,hy non.smokin~ maUon and "kick.the.habit" East Side Carpet Cleaners Gracious ItaJiantilecUoyer sen'e also encouragw the H as NewRector llife'style, the Lung ASSOCl' materials to help smokers 14111 Kercheval Ave. 8221481 I First floOr'laundry room ---- - I ation is .taking part in ef. qualify for insurance pre- OWNED & OPERA TED BY THE BABiCH FA MIL Y SiNCE 1948 The Rev. Robert E. Neily mium discounts. AND MORE, MUCH MORE! - , has been named the new D TkO Farmers Insurance Group [l $187 ..000 Rector at SI. Michael's Epis. e ur rga n agents' contribution will be copal Church, in the Woods, r ,.£ C" _ J. ~. lilt n" T.hn,...... a~ n-oll-::.,., ....o ... used bv the Lun!! Association _' ~~ Id~\~~~~Fonnerly of San Berna. I ,",VI '\.C' , ..,J1:::1 11 I I I "'''"~U I to continue its community saies-by 'wOOdcresTReSltY J"\' 885-1715 886-6201' dino, ca., Rev. Neily will service programs which in. I 1, John Hall 886-1038 begin his ministry on SUn. William De Turk will pre- clude smoking withdrawal day, Mar c h 16, at St. sent the fourth concert of clinics a camp for children Michaels. the 1979-80 Musica Series on with 'asthma, a breathing .Rev. Neily has been an Sunday, March 16 at 8 p.m. equipment loan program and at The Grosse Pointe Memo; Episcopal clergyman for 17 self-support groups for lung Why wait PAINTING CORP. years and has a diverse rial Church, 16 Lakeshore. disease victims and their background in edurotion, A catered reception will families. communica-tions and enter. follow in the Lounge. Tickets for spring? tainment. He has been the may be purchased at the door \ pastor of three churches and or in advance in the church Children's Will on the staff of three others. office (882.5330): adults $4, Get our bid now and save $ Since 1971 he IJas been the students $1. Host Senrinar Rector of St. John's in San De Turk is organist-<:hoir. Bernadino. master-carillonneur of Memo- Wayne State University's SPECIAL RATES He has been a youth di. rial Church. His program SChool of Social Work and rector in several churches, will include .music by Bach, the College of Lifelong Learn. taught Iozart, the Fantasy (K. 6(8), April 9, from. 8:30 a.m. to Let Formln beautify your home, fo~your i tour of the Holy Land. was' originally composed for 4:30' p.m. at the Children's office or Industria' building. a flute-<:lock, a 1>C'Culiarly Home of Detroit, 900 Cwk FOR PROMPT PROFESSIONAL :Slate COney 18th century instrument of road, in the Woods. "ll1all flute ''whistles'' usual. Topic. of the symPosium SERVICE CALL 773- 7055 Community '" ly connected to a clock. The include Understanding Ag . (FREE ESTIMATES) .IsIC!,nd Supper I music box barrel of pins was gression as Experienced in set 10 play music on the flute Residential Treatment, Phil- Poupard school will host a pipes when triggered by the osophy and Principles of De. for your Family coney island supper on Tues- clock. signing a Therapeutic Milieu day, March 18, from 5 to Other works include a pow. and Group Therapy. with Ag. 7:30 p.m. in the school g}1n. erful chromatic Fugue in E gressive Adolescents. nasium. minor by Mendelssohn; Bene. Symposium le'aders include Two lypes of dinners will dictus and Gloria in Excelsis,. Herbert F. B'3l'Iles; executive Vote YES be available. A "mini-dinner" two very moving pieces by direclor of the O:mnecticut for $2.25 will get .you one hot ~he romantic Max Reger; and Junior Republic Residential EN,ERGY ASSISTANCE? ,'- T dog, a bag of chips, bever. cerebral/powerful music by. Gare Facility for Troubled :. i age and dessert. For $2.75 Tehan Alain, Choral Dotien: BOys; Dr. Marvin W . .Faust, • Low Income 'March 24 j you can get 3 "super-supper" Postlude for the Office of a. St. Clair Shores psychfa. consisting of two hot dog, Compline and Litanies. Alain trist; Eleanor Fiedler" Lay • Seniors • Handicappers j and all the extras. was a brilliant' organist-<.'Om~ Child Psychoanalyst;.. Eli Z. I Proceed.; from this dinner poser who at the age of 29 Rubin of the Psychiatric • If You Are Having Trouble will help defray the rom of 'i3crificed his life in defend. Center 'of !Michigan; and Paying Fuel Bills a three day camping trip for ing his native France in 1940. Stanley Stanczak, administra- a fifth and sixth grade etass De Turk will offer oral tive director o! the Psychia. • If You Meet Certain /' and a trip to Toronto for a Paid fOl by Citizens fOl Millage Renewal remarks about the music and tric Center of Michigan .. Low..lncome Guidelines fifth grade class. Anyone the composers as well ~ Those attending the entire Joseph From'!l' 3J6 Belanger, G.P. Farms 48236 wishing to show their SIJp- \ playing excerp'ts Of record. workshop wIll receive 0.6 To See If You Qualify For Financial port is welcome to attend. ings of \'Cirious flute-<:locks. Con'tinuing Edueation Units. A Continuing ~ducation Unit Assistance Call Orie Of These CUFA PTO Council is defined ~ 10 hours of (Communities United For Action) Gen- participation in organized .ters in Wayne County. continuing education. Meets March 17 The symposium fee of $35 includes registration, lunch • ECORSE CENTER • ROMULUS CENTER The next meeting of the and :workshop materials. 381-3348 Ext. 60 595-7888 Ext. 77 Grosse Pointe PTA.PTQ and F.or m 0 r e infonn'ation • HIGHLAND PARK • RIVER ROUGE Associated Groups Council is phone 577-4714. CENTER CENTER scheduled for 8 p.m. on Mon. day. March 17 in the gym. 864-8755 Ext. 61 841-0745 Ext. 63 nasium of Maire Elementary • INKSTER CENTER • SUMPTER CENTER SChool. Court Bill 326-7045 Ext. 62 1-461-6300 Ext. 64 Part of that meeting will , TAYLOR CENTER be devoted to a discussion of (Continued from Page 1) 292-2110 Ext. 53 'the March 24 Millage Re- fonnity, (the legislation) puts more state control over neVol'aIelection for the public • IN DETROIT CALL schools and public library. local function and will in. creased c 0 s t s , " Grady ex. Neighborhood Services Department All persall'S interested in this -- 224-6800 topic are wekome to attend pLained. the meeting. "The legi$Tature tends to • Or Call TOLL FREE 1-80G-292-4704 24937 E. JEFFERSON, near 10 Mile aim in the direction of uni- MICffiGAN DEPARTMENT OF LABOR fonn effort - even when it BUREAU OF COl.ll.lut.ITy SERVfCES Bisset Will I just plain isn.t needed." We're Open on Speak to PTO

Dr. Donald Bisset from I Wayne State University will Monday, March J7 talk about children and books at a PTO meeting on Tues. day, March 18, in the gym. ST. PATRICK'S DAY nasium at Maire School. I Dr. Bisset has spoken to many parents' groups about I' For Your Dining Plea.sure children and re-ading and can HOME MADE NEW ERA give parenls Ideas on main. Brand Potato taining or increasing their I Ham Salad CHIPS children's reading ability. Reg. 89' Mulligan Stew and The meeting will begin SPREAD I U.S.D.A. with rc,Ortl visitation at 7 p.m. C I Prime" ChOKe '1.49l8. 59 bog followed by Dr. Bisset's talk \.fAN BONElESS Corned Beef & Cabbage starting at 7:30. Coca Cola LAMB FRESH GRADE "A" Half Ut.r Bottle Also our.((Luck,of the Church Hosts I For Stew l.ARGE 8 Pk. Ctn. $1.49ea Prophecy Talk i $1.98LS. FRYING CHICKENS Plus Deposit Irish" green beer c A Prophecy conference 49 LB. WESLEY'S Williamsburg Brand WHOLE with the Rev. Robert Shel. Smi,h/ield Dry C",ed QUAKER MAID and great entertainment.! ton will be held March 12 c to 16 at the Grosse Pointe COUNTRY HAM CUT UP LB. ICE CREAM Baptist Church, 21336 ~rack. 59 New Quart Container OPEN FROM PHONE Rev. Shelton will speak $2.49LS. Whole 0' U.S. LARGE I each night at 7:30 p.m. On Shanlc Holf No. J SWEET.RIPE i Saturday. :\farch 15, there IDAHO 11:30 a.ID. 'til 2:30 a.m. 772-4777 : will be a :\fissions and proph.1 CALIFORNIA Valet Parking For Your COlnenience I ccy Banquet at 6 p.m. (Res. I POTATOES Strawberries I en'ations are r e qui red. ) ! i Everyone is welcome to at. ~ c lb. Bog eQ~h ~nt : lend. ;\ursery i, provided. ' 5 7 9 89(

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Trade places with the oth'l Criticism is another way of Sign Up for Spring Term City Commissions Ready er fellow and you'll realize admitting the other fellow is what a poor trader you are. getting the best of you, BELLE ISlE Of Continuing Education To Battle Elm Disease A number of. spring term two additional Aerobic Dance By JoaRne Gou1eche The City lost about 125 Over A Century of Service classes affered by the public classes. Unless the eHorts of. some public and private elms last schools' department of con- The full listing of all spring local tree commissions -are year and spends almost to the Eastside Communities AWNJNG CO, tinuing education will begin Continuing Education classes successful in combating the $20,000 each year for overall next week. is included in the yellow number one foe of area elm tree maintenance. f l....~ ~' : . "vas. fnyl. Acrilan • Dacron Starling Monda~', March flyer being delivered to all trees, Grosse Pointe streets Huebner said there are t e-"~ ~ £4 17, will be Join the AdvancerJ homes in the school district will soon be lined with plans for an Elm Watch Vol. ~ ~ ~~f> 1-" Joggers, followed by Figur"- Copies of the flyer are avail . stumps instead of the stately unteer System and a spring I Fit on Monday, March 24 and able at the' public libraries shade trees. mailing describing detection I ~ .: -<"l,.,r "i~~~,•.i ft!- and the Continuing Education five cl-asses on Tuesday, Nothing has changed the and prevention of the elm i .-. ; "'""",:' . March 25: BodyFit Eye-Open- office, in Brownell Middle ". "~~t" appearance of Grosse Pointe disease this spring. .. I ~<"__ f ~-:l..,~~~~~~el' Exercise Program, Charity Sehoo!. more in the last decade or so Another tree commiSSion S.rving GlOSS. Pointe Since 1931 More than 40 new classes I Suczek Presents Your Easter than the huge recorded loss objective is to organize "vol. are included in the spring 22704 Harper Dinner, FigureFit, Moms' and 774-1010 program. Among them are of elms that have fallen prey unteer injectors" who will be i St. Clair Shores Tots' Gym Class and Photog. to the deadly Dutch Elm I trained by a professional D is C 0 v e r the Wines of raphy. Disease. I arborist to inject fungicide A third FigureFit class be- America, Everything's Com. into diseased trees, ------1 gins Wednesday, March 26 ing Up Roses, Indian Cook. Last month the City Coun. . . and a second M'Oms' and ing: A Sampler, Learn to cil okayed a proposed tree! 1:'he Pa~k ISone community ------1 commi'ssion in its commu-I which h:b had ?J.cce~sfu1 re- It Id.1 Tots' Gym starts Thursda)" Wallpaper, One Night Stand: t. Gift and Es.late Tax Plan. nity, and organizer Laura I suits With ,.the Jnje<:tlO.n pro- ,,0 •51Ver.81) Iques M3~~~'r2o~daY, ~farch 31, four ning, Polish for Travelers, Huebner hopes to acquaint I gram, Pub:lc Sen:lce Dlrec~or Soccer Clinic for Parents and the City and area residents James EIllso~ said onl~ five FUNERAL DIRECTORS Aerobic Dance classes begin, ..,tl.I?~S.J.ew'~lry~ along with Natural Foods Coaches and Turn Trash Mail alike in the prevention of out of s{)m~ 04 tre?s JnJeded E"3hl"hed 1855 pal Int{) l'ash! Dutch Elm Diseas WIth chemicals, ~,d .not re- , C{)oking II. The schedule for e. spond to the injectIOn pro- I 226 CROCKER BLVD. Tuesday, April 1, includes To enroll in the classes, mail a check to Continuing Similar tree commissions gram. I Mount Clemens 48063 Education. 260 C h a 1f 0 n t e already exist in the Woods, Michael Krag, chairman of '\63-0577 A HOt'IIE V:DEO INVENTORY- -- PrograulHosts Avenue, Grosse Pointe Farms, Park and Shores. the Pa;-k's tree commission, I I 4m36 "Our goal i~ to 3s<;i~t th., said Of. Garold F Gre!!orv \"l~ R • Grosse Pointe City Council in chief plant patho,logist with \V"ayne Doctor For more information call John W. Brockman will provide you with a complete 343-2178. the area of tree conserva. the United States Department video tape r.ecord of your tion, with particular attention of Agriculture, headquartered Ronald D. Heckmann DaVid M. Wilhelm Nationally acclaimed phy- to the problem of Dutch Elm in Belaire, 0., will make an Associate Direchld sician Dr. Arnold M. Weiss- home's valuable contents Tab Deadline Disease," Huebner said. 'I appearance at South High ler, of the Wa~'ne State ------School on April 30 to discuss /'.1.emherhy 1m'itation University School of Medi- Is March 31 I ways to halt the spread of National Selected Morticial/s cine, will be guest lecturer , Dutch Elm Disease. Schools Stage ! call: Midwest Video Co. 777- 8300: '~~i;~fnng ~~:~~r H;:~,!~a~'~ Everyone who owns a J motor vehicle must register Choral Revietv INSURED - REFERENCES AVAILABLE Friday, March 21. it by March 31, if .it is going . . . • . - For over a dec-ade, Bon to be legally driven on pub- Some 1,300 students of the GOLDSMITH NEEDS Serours Hospital has regu. lic highways after that date, Grosse Ptlime public school larly invited faculty memo according to Secretary of system will participate in the bers of prominent medical State Richard H. Austin. Sixth Annual "Choirs in Re- Organ Recital schools and research centers to visit the hospil3l and keep The statement came on the view" ton ig ht, Thu1'Sday. GOLD! the staff abreast of progres- heels of a number of recent March 13, at North High We do not buy your gold to sell it at a profit. We reuse it School Gymnasium, at B p.m. William De Turk 6ive developments/ in medi- inquiries to See r eta r y of Tickets are $1 for adults In our own shop after it has been refined by our Metalurgist. organist - choirmaster - carillonneur cine and surgery. State branch offices indicat. Weissler, -presently chair. ing some confusion over the and 50 cents for children. So . man Of the. Department of March 31st deadline. Senior citizens will be ad'. miUed free. The Grosse Pointe Memorial Church Internal M e d i c i neat According to Austin, this Wayne's School of Medicine, year the Department of State The week of March 10 to 16 Lakeshor:e Drive will speak on "Non.Invasive is phasing in a new system 16 is Music In Our Schools Week. WE OFFER MORE Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan Methods in Cardiac Disease." of vehicte registration based We also bid on any Diamonds or other Gemstones Widely known for his work on birthdate. Under this sys. in any Sunday, March 16, 1980 in cardiology research and as tern, plates and tabs will ex- Shutterbugs gold mountings. an excellent clinician and pire each year on the vehicle 8:00 p.m. teacher, Weissler will parti- owner's birthday. Meet March 18 Payment is immediate and confidential. cipate in case d!scqssions To make the transition to with attending physicians. the birthday system, the 198D Pictorial slide competition catered reception following The "Visiting Professor registration will be valid programme will be discussed at the next ~71kxanrkr ;J./YJongiorno Day" program will take place until the owner's neJCt birth- meeting of the Gro!YSePointe Toecala and Fu~e in D Minor J. S. Ba~h from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., with day. From then on, the plate Qlmera Club on Tuesday, (frealicJe Jewekr . Choral Dorien •..•...•.....•... Jehan .\I.,n a courtesy buffet luncheon. 'Or plate tabs will expire each March 18, at Brownell M~dle . Phanlesie (K. 608) ....•....•.•. W, A. '1ozart Participants may r e c e i ve year on the owner's birth- Fup;ue in E Minor (1839) Felix ~Iendel.""hn School, 260 Chalfunte. Yorf//I"'p /d Jinancla/lJUllriiny 7roy, 879.1160 . Benedielus ...... •...... ~Ia" Reger CME credit in category I on day. Visitors are welcome at the Gloria in EnelsiA ..••.•.....•.•.. ~18'( Reger an hour for hour basis. Some individual owners 7:45 meeting. Postlude pour roffice de complies Jehan \Iain ReserV'ations may be made mistakenly assume they can , Lilani...... •...... J..han \lnin with .the Bon Secours Hos- wait until their birthday in ~usiea Series 1979-1980 lielelS S~ aduh ..-S I .Iudrnt. pital :-'fedical Education De. 1980 to buy plates. This is a • partment by calling 343-1611. II mistaken impression and all owners still m\!st purchase . their 1980 licenSe plate tabs by the traditional March 31st + ,,,, deadlice, Austin said. Kristin Will Be ,s. IClown for Day Eleven-year-old K r i s tin I Schmidt of the Farms will I star in the Shrine Circus as a "Clown for a Day" at the 1:30 performance on Friday, '.'''1('1 March 21. FRUIT RANCH A winner in the recent Shrine Circus Poster contest, the sixth grade student will don costume and make.up and appear with the 4O-mem- ber Circus Clown troupe be. fore the matinei! audience. Like the other clowns rand the 1,200 other Shriners working ai the Circus, Kris. tin will arrive at the State ~ir Coliseum at noon, in time to get ready for the IDAHO matinee and its cr()Wd of youngsters of all ages. Potatoes Brownell PT9 I LBS. 5129 10 ONLY 69~ s:,~"~~,PTO extends an invitation~:~~11to all interested parents to its IDA-RED ,. X.TRA FANCY Red & Golden Pink ~ general meeting on Wednes- Eating or Cooking day, March 12, in the Boy's ---- , , MICH. DELICIOUS Gym, 260 Chalfonte, at 7:30 I , .. LBS. Whi~e' .~ p.m. 3 99( The speaker. Dr. ?\fiChaei) Abramsky, a Ph.D. in clinical 3lBS.99( GRAPEFRUIT psychology, will talk on, ALSO adolescent drug and alC'Ohol , 5 FOR'89( abuse. Many a self.made man has Older and ~ just never satisfied anvone but new Alexander & Homing DELI Full Line Lunch Meats himself. . what you want (at20%-30%off!). American Boiled LARGE Order Iaeand get · . HAM EGGS french MUNSTER with the Alliance 8 ONLyS9~oz. Francal.. de Detro" what vve\e got (at pice). $1 ?B. FRESH FROM By Piece Conversation cl..... q If you want to select from the best collection of the By Pound Only THE FARM Only $l ?B. In Metropolitan best casual and palla furnllure you.re gOing to see location. Ihis year, (WIcker, rattan, wrought Iron, aluminum. and T,L'IRU SUNDA Y ONL Y Native more by people like Flcks Reed, Woodard, Tropitone. and more). you have two chOices J:x~:~' - teacher •. Buy now at Englander's Not only will you be able to j~~n happy who cuSlom order lusl what you want (Ihe right colors and the Pointers discovered Regltier now for the righl design). and get it in time to enJoy all summer but you.1I gel it at 20%10 30%0" But only untl: March 31 {JIIIIE 6. FRAJIIlS years ago. Offering the Spring term Or buy later at Englander s And have 10 settle fer :}__ t on the East Side. Specialists in produce - what we have In stock. (If you walt until the summer to ALLIANCE custom order, you probably won.t get it before the summer's over.) And you won't save 20% or 30%. j~,~ can expect quality, yari~ly ~nd FRANCAISE The choice IS yours So If you wanl to put lIon your patio by summer and ~~ """all at the lowest poSSible pnce. OF DETROIT save 20% /030% don.I put it off INSTITUTE .;/','" . ,selecti,on ,of dried fruit~" trop!cal fruits ENGLANDER TRIANGLE' BIRWNGHAM ''ROYAL OAK' WESTLAND. ANN ARBOR (State Rd.) ""! .' ." " ' , .... ,. FRAIII(S 15 OPEN' OF FRENCH Store Hours. 10-9 Mon .Ff! 10.530 Sat 292-2780 birmingham 10-9 Mon ,Thurs Fn 1,}-5 30 Tues Wed. Sat ,.",::-,';",":.~':', "~tJ'.;. ':'~J.,; :',f,•••~ ,,~.",./rtg;.,.,.. ..- .'~ , , • \ Palm Be>aa. and North Palm Beach {Worrell s) GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday I March 13, 1980 Senwrs Qualify for Tax B~eak I, , Obituaries If you're a senior citizen the schedule itself, and also or a retired public employe in t.he tax .packaae. If you .NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION OF ANDREW C. IlElD at oakwood Cemetery in the Michigan Cancer Foun. who must pay taxes on your fill -in the necessary infor. Rosary services for Mr. Raleigh. dation. income, there may be a way mation on the SChedule R or Reid, 73, of the Pointe were She died on saturday, Interment was in Green. for you to reduce the amount RP - whichever ia appropri . .THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL held at 8 p.m. tonight, March 8, in her home. lawn Cemetery in Old Castle, of tax, according to the In- ate for you - IRS will com. Thursday, March 13, in the Mrs. Atkinson is survived Ontario. ternal Revenue service. pute the credit and decrease Verheyden Funeral Home. r tax acconiingly by two daughters, Mrs, Deb- • • .. The "Tax Credit for the you . He died on Monday, March h P II . d M MRS ALICE C SULLIVAN d 'd ' SYSTEM, WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN ora a elner an rs.. . Elderly," can reduce taxes If you 0 deci e you rc 10, in st. John Hospital. T.n"h' J d th . f th di be n:4<. erme or an; ree SIS. Services for Mrs. Sullivan, owed, and can amount to as eligible or e cre t, Prior to his retirement in ter,,; o~e brother and one 87, of the City were held on much. as $375 for single tax. sure to use Form 1040 when TO BE HELD 1972, Mr. Reid had been a grandchIld. Monday March 10 in the payers and $56'2.50 for mar- you file. A l040A won't do. stOC'kbroker for 42 yoors, Interment was in Oakwood Verhe.vd'en Funeral 'Home. 1 during which time he owned I ried coup es. The free "Credit for the Cemetery. She died on Thursday, Id 1" bli at' 11 MARCH 24, 1980 his own securities firm, An. To claim this credit, you E er y pu C lon, as we drew C. Reid ano Co. foJ; 21 .. .. • March 6, in 8t. John Hospi. must be a U.S. citizen or a as any schedules, forms, and years. ,O'ITO STREK tal. resident with some kind of over 90 other free publica. TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT: He was the youngest presi.> ofServicesthe Parkfor wereMr. Strek,held 94,on "~.lrs. Sull1'van was a gradu- taxa bl'e 1Ocome an d some t ax ti ons on tax subJ'ects , can be dent in the hi£tory cYi the Monday, March 10; at the ate of the Farand School of liability. Social Security pay. ordered by mail, using the .PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a Special Election of The Grosse Pointe Pub- Detroit Stock Exchange and Verheyden Funeral Home. Nursing at Harper Hospital. ments are not taxable. order form in the tax pack- lic School System, Wayne County, Michigan, will be held in said SChool served several terms as gov. He died on Thursday, She served in France with Although called a credit age, or by calling the IRS. District on Monday\' the 24th day of March, A.D. 1980. The polls of election ernor of the Exchange. He March 6, in Bon Secours the Harper Hospital Base, for the elderly, the credit IRS has special phone was also a member of the Hospital. 17th unit in World War 1. also is available to certain numbers for tax forms and will be open from 7:00 o'clock A.M. to 8:00 o'clock P.M., Eastern Standard Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Sh' . d b t . Time, on said March 24, 1980. Ex.chanlle. The son of a German rail. e 1S survive y wo persons under 65, if they free publications. In Detro1t, road exeeutive, Mr. Strek sons, Brian and Hugh Jr.; have public retirement sys. the number is 2.'f1.0794. Else. Mr. Reio was an act I've daughter Mrs Patn'C1'a . d 313 11 was apprenticed as a lock. one ,', tem income, like teachers where lr1 area co e , ell, fund'I'ais~r in the Detroit smith. In his teens he joined Draper and 14 grandchildren. and policemen. l-a00-462.99 10. For m sand The places of election will be the duly designated voting places i!1 each area for many y~rs. He de. the German merchant marine Interment was in Mt. Olio blications also can be election precinct in the SChool District and are as follows: voted his efforts to st. Claire There are some limitations, pu of Monte1aleo Cat h 0 lie 'and for a brief time was in vet Cemetery. I however; the credit doesn't picked up at IRS offices. Church B n See H the German navy. He was .. .. • I k . . st F _ PRECINCT NO. 1 - Voting place at the ROBERT TROMBLY SCHOOL, 820 pit!al, Gue::. Hous:ur: JIames In the He di d on Monday March won't necessarily make you both male and female of. PRECINCT NO.3 - Voting place at the LEWIS E. MAIRE SCHOOL, 740 " Detro1t area In 1946 he re- e, I f d 37 c nt . Cadieux Road, City of Grosse Pointe, MJchigan. John; one daughter,. Carol J'oined the m'erchant marl'ne 10, in Holy Cross Hospital. eligible for this credit. en ers, per e were 1n Kerr; two daughters.m.1aw' ..' DId t d f the 21-30 age braeket, 26 per- O .,- 11 d 11.'1' He was an off1cer-engmeer I Mr. () ega gra ua e rom Get a Schedule R & RP, cent 'were age H~20, 31 per. ne son-lD-",W' gran c I. '. I '" U d' ISh I . PRECINCT NO. 4 - Voting place at the PERE GABRIEL RICHARD dren' and '. t on ships until he was weill n ayne me Ica C 00 1D "Credit for the Elderly." cent age 31~, five percent SCHOOL, 176 McKinley, Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan. , . one SIS~r. into his 70's. 1939 and held private prac- There are instructions on were over 60. Memorlal donations may Mr. Strek was a board tice for 41 years. He was PRECINCINT NO. 5 - Voting place at the NEW KERBY SCHOOL, 285 ~he~oe tOd~: MonantsterySOf member of the Great !Jakes also on the staff at Holy J h esseH ~ral' meeo or t. Maritime 'Institute and a Cross Hospital .for 32 years. Kerby Road, Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan. I) n osp ....a s ronary I' M D 1 F II f Care U 't . regu ar contributor to Tele. r. 0 ega was a e ow () m . . . scope magazine, the house the American Academy of PRECINCT NO.6 - Voting place at the. DEXTER M. FERRY SCHOOL, 748 Inte.rment Will be 111 Res. organ of that instUu,te. Family Physicians and a Roslyn Road, Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan. Elm \\'ood CCIlletcr\' sureetion Cemetery.• • • Mr . Stre k' IS survIve'. d by member . of the .Wayne Coun- two sons Otto and Winifried' ty MedlCal Soc1ety and the PRECINCT NO. 7 - Voting place at the STEVENS T. ,MASON SCHOOL, HUGH G. HAUSER a daughter, Hildegard; 12 American Medical Society. 1640 Vernier Road, Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan. :Services for Mr. Hauser, grandchildren, and two great- During World War' II he A Michigan historic site hallowed 89, of the Woods were held gl"andchildren. served as an MD in the Army on Thursday, February 28 by tt)e graves of the great families Interment was in Forest air corps. PRECINCT NO. 8 - Voting place at the JOHN MONTEITH SCHOOL, 1275 in St. Joseph's Catholic of this state. Reserve a plot for your Lawn Cemetery. Mr. Dolega is survived by Cook Road, Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan. Church in Guelph, Ontario, family. Write or call for a thoughful with his nephew Rev, Clar- .. • • his wife, Corinne; two sons, PRECINCT NO.9 - Voting place at the CHARLES A. POUPARD SCHOOL, ence mlUser CR o££:iciating. MARGARET L SCHERER Stanley F. Jr. and James E. brochure. 20655 Lennon, City of Harper Woods, Michigan. He died on Monday, Feb- Services for Margaret 1.. and three brothers. rulU'y 25, in st. John IDis- Scherer, 75, of the Shores Tributes may be made to 'pita}, were held on Sat u I'd a y, the Michigan Heart Associa. PRECINCT NO. 10 - Voting place at the JOHN R. BARNES SCHOOL, '20090 Mr. Hauser is survived by Mrach 8, in Mariner's Church tion or' the American Dia- Morningside Drive, Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan. rus wife, Jean and a number in Detroit. betes Association. 1200 Elmwood Avenue of nieces and nephews. She died on. Tuesday, Interment was in Wood- Detroit, MI 48207 (313) 567.3453 PRECINCT NO. 11 - (All absentee voter ballots) voting place at Board of Interment was in Mary- March 4, in ber home. lawn Cemetery. Education offices, 389 St. Clair, City of Grosse Pointe, Michigan. mount Cemetery in Guelph. Mrs. Scherer was a memo • • • 'bel' of the Detroit Historical At said Special Election, the following separate propositions will be submit- . J. ALFRED GROW Society, the Founders So- Theater Buffet ted to the vote of the qualified electors of the SChool District: Services for Mr. Grow, 66, ciety of the iDetroit Institute of the City were held on of Arts, the Detroit Zoologi- Set at Center Saturday, March 8, in Grosse cal Society, the Michigan CITY OF Pointe Memorial Church. Humane Society and the Grosse Pointe Theater's PROPOSITION I He died on T h u I' S day, Grosse Pointe Farm and Gar. next production in the War March 6, in st. John Hospital. den Club. GENERAL OPERATlNG MILLAGE RENEWAL PROPOSITtON Memorial's Fries Therater Mr. Grow was a partner , She is survived. by two will be Noel Coward's "Blithe

f t nUnoId"y, M"rch 13, 1980 GROSSE POINTE-NEWS ( P.te Nin. Tanning Shtdio lien Hive LIR 1.IqJl "POITAIT AIIDUICEMEIT St. Ambrose Lit.es Candles Group Stages Some statLttlelaa with little TRY-ouTII Opens on Mack , z Music History to do hu determined that ...... T C leb v.. the average American man GRO". POINTI Chari ng Cross now has " o e rate Peace "g" . laughs only twice dally. No Tan Unlimited, Grosse ------The Dominican Fa m 11 y authority for UIJe~ment wu SOCCI" CLUB ftxtended its maintenance services Pointe's first tanning studio The steps of St. Ambrose Hour on Saturday at 7 p.m. Theater v,ilI. present "B' Way given. IDeated in the H'air Unlimited Roman Catholic C h u r c h, It will include a "Clown Lit. Replay," 70 years of vaude. e." 77"14SI to include SNOW PLOWING building, 19609 Mack, will 15020 Hampton, will be lit urgy." A Communal Penance ville song and dance, along open on Fridiay, March 14. with "Iuminario,s" (candles will be celebrated at 9 p.m. with top Broadw'ay highlights for Residential and Commercial The t'anning studio guar. in sand.filled paper bags) and at midnight, Helen Pet. March 28, 29 and 3&, at 8 in the Grosse Pointe areas. an tees a tan in 10 sessions during evening hours so that ers will lead a Holy Hour. p.m. at Dominican High and features four private the community will be aware Benediction and Exposition School, 9740 McKinney near Contract or Will Call Basis lIanning rOQms with beach of tbe intense prayers for I of the Blessed Sacrament 1.94. wall murals and European peace offered within the will conclude the Holy Hour. There will be entertain. 27%~ff tanning tables. Church. Families and individuals ment for all ages. The 1910 The Europoon tanning The lighting of a large from the parish are' bel'ng version of "Give M Reg " t'able is not to be confused I . y ar.,.s 882-3100 with the high intensity stand. "peace candle" at the regu. asked to sign up so that the To Broadway" will open the ALL • ROOFING. SIDINCi lar 8:30 a.m. mass by Father I Church can be kept open all performance. Broadway's top up booth type tannin~ system Tom Krell, co.pastor of the night. M em b e r s of all shows also will be highlight . • ENCLOSURES developed a little over a year ehurch, on Saturday, March churches J'n the area have d 'th d d • IHURIOR REMODHlHG :lgo. The tanning table has e WI song an anee rou . WALLPAPER been used in Europe for.-the 15. will signal the beginning: been invited to join St. Am. tines 'from "0 k I a h 0 m a," Call in any pattern from any book. past 12 years, and is a low of 28 .hours of prayers for I brose members in the prayer "Sound of Music," "Sball We intensity slow tanning proc. peace In St. Ambrose. I vigil. Special guests at the Dance," from the King and I, PhonIe. 88B•4050 ess, as safe as the sun, ac. Chairperson for the vigil 11'15 a.m. mass will be st. "Somewhere," from West cording ,'to owner V'alerie for peace, Gerry Baker, and Columba Episcopal Church. Side Story and "Jesus Chl'ist VITAMIN 'SALE Martinico. members of th~ committ~e I Vietnam vet era n . Tom Superstar." PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED. NO DEPOSIT Thn Unlimited will be sell. ~ope to emp~as~~ that thiS Walsh will be the special Direclors are Mary Ellen ing packages of 10 visits for IS a.,,:'ay for mdiVlduals and I Homilist at the 4 p.m. and Denomy and Barbara BuI1ce, • NO FREIGHT CHARGE $55. As a "Grand Opening faJnl1Jes .from )he. area to 8:30 a.m. liturgies. Fr. Rob- who have been directing for tJVatq.~ado Introductory Offer," they gather With otners In prayer I ert Ruedisueli co-pastor, more than 10 years. • NO DELIVERY CHARGE will be selling the 10 sessions for peace. will be celebrant and Hotnil- The cast includes Meegan' • lIIW.ITl IIITIlTlOIIAl -.en YOU (AI nuar I PAY WHEN DELIVERED for. $4? .H~ircut. clie~ts of .."The~e is peace whIch. we I ist at the 11:15 a.m. closing Connolly and Kate Finazzo ...... " •• 1'.._.": ..._ -.:...- .....__ .... 1M! ""l1li"' i """'..".... i...~_1_,"", .. ::~;; ~••:...,;.~i;';"•.>v ",r: '''' ..u '><;CA, l',"u'"c U"'VU6 ...... 1mass on Sunday. I Vt ,_uv~ ruune. J.lCllt:\.li are 1 rlmL wW!wv~rUl~ WiU1ULlWI~, 6l~ • .VITAMIN C Dunu~ vitAMiN t ceive two free 3O-minute tan ily members, between neigh. I ., $3 at the door. Students and 250 500 BOnLE --_ ..- maintenance sessions. bors, communities, countries For more mformatlon ~all senior citizens may purchase I 50 Cents Per RollAdO&dTo AHO"'.ral", Than Full C&ae(2. RoUs) .,,~. '" l~g. VITAMIN -..._ ..-- For more infonnation call and most of 1111 inner peace. St. Ambrose. Rectory dunng tickets at $2.50. For more I; HOU.RS MON.-FRt. 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P,M. . ~~~ I.U. 3.49 Tan Unlimited at 881-0034, We hope people of all reli'j regular busmess hours at information call 882-8500. ~ ' .979. Post W.IICO'O'O",'9 Do'_t 1""_ • .99 .1.49 G-ROSEtft - or 881-0010. gions' will join us," Mrs. 822.2814. DAIlY COMBO' 500 mg. 0RAN6'E QifWMlLE Baker said. I ------;n'htRON-- 100 + 30 FREE VITAMIN C Dems to Hear Planned prayer services Youths Nabbed _,...... ,.__ TABlETS 250 mg. will be inteI'::>-persed with • :;.::,,, 3.65 ONLY 3.59 ::;.~" 1.59 Jeff Padden. quiet time for private prayer I In H elz.copter and meditation. I __ The Rosary Group will Two Park youths were at' - B COMPLEX ~!tS. 60 mg; ~~NCY A joint meeting of the lead the rosary following rested and later released to brllont Grosse Pointe 'Democratic __ 3011" AUJRmg..... C 1-' __ with C :::," 2.77 :n.==:-_ .... .CIUb and the Democratic each of the regular week. their parents March 2, after Women's Discussion Group end masses on Saturday at they were discovered break- -;:c:::.,. 2.99 riD :,'.:,,,2.97 will be held on Thursday, 4 p.m. and on Sunday at ing into a helicopter at Three March 13, at 8 p.m., in the 8:30 and 11:15 a.m. They Mile Park. • OYSTER SHEll:~ 1.49 VITA..... E OIL home of Dr. and ~ Ed. also will lead a rosary at 11 Coast Guard officials said ward Fine, 1092 Grayton a.m. and following a Com- the helicopter made an ~A",~M GARLIC OIL f.2!t~ENTRATE road. munal Penance service at 2 emergency landing at the 1.49 ~ 1.69 ~::.. 2.98 State Rep. Jeff Padden of p.m. . park earlier in the day. The Beatths Wyandotte will be the guest At 12 noon Saturday, Dor. youths :-vere. observed inside S.N.R.~1IfEDREL~VITA"" e.r spe'3ker on the subject "Is othy Fisher will lead the the helIcopter. BALANCED B.100 549 HAND I, BODY GraS$-r 0 0 t s Progressivism Stations of the Cross, using ,Police ,said the Coast Guard ." ". LOTION Dead?" a slide presentation based later dropped charges against Rush 10 LJI.I.' I'IQ¥WU ~ IlUAIl ~ .,. 1 49 The preSentation will be on the larger than life the two juvenile-i FOIlYIlUI ~ 1IESlI.1& IIUI-.u.y ...... • preceded by a brief business statues which cover a seven ------meeting to elect new officers acre site at Resurrection Sweet Adelines Bealthe and Executive Board memo Cemetery in Mt. Clemens. HARKNESS DEVONSHIRE bens. Information about tick. The Liturgy of the Hours Present Review PHARMACY . DRUGS ets to tbe JeH.Jack Dinner in 'Prayers will be led by memo ' tbe Detroit Plaza on April 12 bers of the Peace Vigil com. .HEAT I 20315 MACK 16003 MACK will also be available. . By Patty Gibney =_11. It mittee, 88A-31 00 ... 881-0477 'For more information, Clall The l!:ast Pointe Sweet Other prayer experiences Mrs. Edward Fine, 881-4308. Adelines will present River will be a special Family a I Boat Review on Saturday. J~ PRE~SEASON.SPECIAL I March 15, at the Roseville High S c boo 1. Auditorium, St. James Sets 16250 Mack, at 8: 15 p.m. .. Lent Services The review will feature brqont AIR CONDITIONING such numbers as "Waiting St. James Lutheran Church for The Robert E. Lee," [ I.M.D~~ INeTALLATIONI .at McMilfan road near Ker. "Shenandoah" and "Dixie NJ.' YILLMClIl. PMTI r cheval. will continue its mid. Land" under the direction of _WAIN1m' CMOO.MItOR SA VES ON OPERA TING COST I week -Lenten Vespers on Linda Liddicoatt. If fI.Ia .... ea 21].14 Schmeman' .~ . Warren, Michigan 48089 • 774-7488 Wednesday, Jlfareh 19. at Sweet Adeii;ries i'!.,~.¥1te'r: . 2,Speed ~'.F..,.Motor:,~;: AU fYm Of "U'IJOII FO' 7:30 p.m., with meditations nationljl organization whose Serving the Graue FlOOD - AfTIa - WAW on "Contrasts of the Cross." purpose is to teach four-part Pointes since 1949 "Tbe .Anchor Cross" will harmony, 'barber shop style .Installed on Poured Concrete SIH FOR NEW & EXISTING--HOMES, oUer the emphasis at this singing and to encourage aQ service. with the sermon on appreciation C1f the tradition f , , C0M.MEICIAL & INDUSTRIAL STRUCTUIES the subject "The Cross- of music. Symbol of Betrayal and New members are wel. UCINSID BUilDING COIfIUC!OI MICHIGOI UCENSE '4745' Faithfulness" (H e b r e w s come. Anyone who is at least -INSUlm- 10, 23). This cross will be in IB-yearlHlld should contact I the chancel for viewing by Pat Kimel at 821-8766. the congregation, as the mes- WE WORK ALL rEAR ROUND Review tickets are $3.50 sage is presented. per person. For more infor. There will be a Lenten Supper befure the service at mation contact Marty Miller , . FEATURINGI ' 6:30 p.m., .sponsored by the at 886-3785. M2rtha Circle of tbe Worn. THE "DO IT YOURSELF STORE" en's Guild. HESSBURG QUALIFIES The congregation invites Kalamazoo College junior Wholesale and Retail friends of. the community to Tom Hessburg, of Three Insulation materials join them in worship at these Mjle, qualified for the NOAA Lenten Ve~rs. Division III Championships AVAILABLE TO PUBLIC & INDUSTRY Swimming Meet to be beld STOUT IN NATIONAL March 20 in Pennsylvania. • ROOf VENIS • *ILOWING MAniws (FOR ATnCS) Grosse Pointe North High Hessburg qualified as part of • UPCO FOAM • CAUlliNG .School graduate Jodi Stout, the 4O().yard medley rellay -, • IOWD FlIIIGWS , a Northern Michigan Uni. team which took the MIAA versity freshman, pia c e d league title' this year. .BLOWINGMACHINEUllTAlS AVAIUIU sixth in 3-meter diving at the Midwest AIA W swim. ming championships. stout, a resident of the Pointe, qualified for the AlA W Di. vision II National Champion. ships with her score of 334.55, an NMU record .

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Roll & Bun.r Cilr •• k Sllld • • • • • 3.71 WEIGHT Fill, Ch.... ,OllvlI.II"" WE ARE FAMOUS FOR WATCHERS OUR DESSERTS I Frosted Treat Ho•••• ~•••• , Dilly' Wed. - Veglllbt. & Desserts + TlluFI. - Chlok.n Noodle IIrl. - Shrimp Chowd.r Lo Cal Menu 81t. - Navy 8un 8un. - Chlok,n Noodle 9 Vlrlltlu ofIIlld GROSSE POINTE WOODS Mon. - Split Pel BABE RUTH .Highlights at North High .TulI. - fomllo RO.lmlr!. •••••• 01 Tankers Win Again plonshlp meet, to be held at fans didn't miss much as Michigan State University. Fraser lead by eleven in the BASEBALL LEAGUE By Wright WJ1Jon stoyka and Tech have qual. first tame. North countered ified In the 'breeslt!'troke, with four points from Sue Proving thlBt, some habits Schmidt will be &wlmmlng REIISTRATION: are hud t'O break, North Mezger and Lynn Rice, but both the 200 and the 1500, High's swimming team has Fraser eventually won, 15-4. AGES 13-15 and Sho(}k Is entered In the North got thll flr~ point , won the BI-County ~gue individual medley. North's (Birth Certlftcate Requlre~) dU141 meet and leljue meet In the second game, but only , team of Nixon, Tech, Shook one more there'lliter as the I ch.mplonflhlpl for the and 8aker will also be In the eleventh year in a row. Rambl'ers Wl'apped up the MARCH 25 and 28 at medley relay. final contest, 15~. North's team finished the Shook, the t~am captain, The victory enabled Fraser ,~'~GrossI Point. Woods City H.II' dual meet season at 6-0 by is hoping to place, 'since his disposing of South IJake, 128. to win the BloCounty League medley time currently ranks Championship with a 14-0 34. North placed at least eighth in the st..te. He also 6: 00 'p.m. to 9: 30 plm. first and second in every record, (Fraser has not lost SATURDAY & SUNDAY thinks North's bre'aStstrokers a league match since 1975.) event. can finhh in the top 12, say. ,,;I The lady Norsemen llnlshed " ing, "we'll be ready." HANSEL AND GRETEL Two state meet qu~lIflers in sixth place with a record .... ~ ~.. To highlighted the evening. Joe • • • cJf 3.11. STARTS FRIDA Y, MARCH 4 Schmidt po9ted a 1:49.2 in Ending the season the same the 200.ysrd freestyle; and Spikers Finish GOING IN STYLE Mi i.\ .••• ,C'~;.,,\ .~ PI way was the North junior '~'Ir :the medley relay team of By Wright Wilson varsity team. They beat Lake-I 7:00 & 9:00 fI,. ~lloo-" P , B I Bill Nixon, Eric Tech, Tom "Our season had a lot of view In two straight gam~, ' ~~. . ~,:%~ f a Shl)()k and Matt Baker swam ups and downs, but we fin. South IJake in hro. but lost.~ .' 1:44.1.. ished with a big up at the to Fraser. High scorers for ;,: t,f.'.,",' I"l-,-;-:/".:~:" ~'(~"'\"\~'1 l ,f. '\ You Lan weekend, the Norse. end," says Ann Anderson, North's JV have been Kllthy .~ ... I men overwhelmed ~he field, coach of the varsity volley. 'Ienkel, Judy Wright, Mar. at the BI.county Lee. g u e ball team at North High . ,(~ntlnued on P&(e 11) • .. ot -:!t Must championship meet. North "The big up' she refers to totaled 303 points, followed is wmnlng two of their last l, ' ,I,. Register, by Fraser (w~th 240), Lake. three regular season con. 8hore (177), Lakeview (141), tMS. CllntoncLale (120), Sou t h North avenged an earlier IJake (63) and Roseville Bra. defeat by beating Lakeview blec (3). in three gam~. The 8'Cores • • Seven of eleven firsts went of 15.13, 7.15 and 15.11 made magIc restoratIon to North, Including both reo it the closest victory of the lays. The medley relay of year lor North. • Nixon, Mark Stoykll, ShookIJater, the VArsity won store,. Inc. and Baker won with 1:45.5 their second strsJght over and North's freestyle relay South Lake, winning 15.7, 10. (DIVISION OF MAGIC STRIPPER) team of Baker, Cam Brady, 15 and 15-4. A good team Nixon, and Schmidt took elloN was the key to the ANTIQUE & CLASSIC AUTOMOBILE RESTORATION first In 3:30. victory, according to coach Shook qualified for state Anderson. "Everyone played Complete FICIIIUu far Ihe Flint I.d Maat Authentic with his winning perform- well _ they did everYthing Full DrPlrtlll RntDntlon ance of 2:04.0 in the inci. right." vidual medley, while stoyka To finish their season, 22630 Harper I St: Clair Shores I (313) 779-4990 followed in second. Shook North dropped two games to won a second event, the Fraser. LateoC()tning North backstroke. North swimmer _ Grosse Pointe News Jim Strong was runner-up. ~N~.U SChmidt won two events ~~,\ 1 1ril.A1U-' In The Tradition OtQuallty by leading a parade of ~~ ~r MAIL SUBSCRIBERS Norsemen in the finals of the Come Browse Through the Village Wine Shops 200 and 500 freestyle races. Behind SChmidt's 1:50.8 In change of address? Complete Selection of Imported and Am~rlcan the 200, Hank Bock, Tech Wines. Also an Impressive Selection of Imported 'and Ray Aur fin~hed 2.3-5. Schmklt also toQ\c: the 500 To ensure continu'eddelivery of the Grosse and Domestic Liquors. Clarence Bachman our with 4:59.2 and North also expert wine steward will be available for any and took third. fourth, and fifth Pointe News to your NEW AqORESS, 'please all questions regarding your selection. with Bock, Azar and Dan attach label from your wrapper ~nd print in Gorrlen. North's finest event was your new address on form below. You can 15% off on Mixed or Full Casls the breaststroke, in which they slammed the first four mail it or bring it in to the Grosse. Pointe places, Stoylm won the event News office. Village Wine Shop with a 1:05.1 clocking and Tech, Rob Baldwin and Scott GER~A..~ WE DELIVER A..'IERICAN Complet. L.ln. 15228 E. JtfttrIn Kinney followed in sequence. ~------~~ BEER' WINE (II B"oo"'/iI/(1) TO ALL THE This upcomi~ weekend, CUISINE • L.IQUOR 821.1177 POINTES North will have six repre- sentatives in the state cham. LI::'iCH & D1:'i:'iER 7 DAYSA ~'n:K ATTACH LABEL HERE 2422J Jf:fFERSo.\ AVf:. GROSSE POINTE SOCCER A.SOCIATION 5,. Clair Sko,~", M" 1'1'14" 779.4720 • FINAL REGISTRATION MAIL TO: GROSSE POINTE NEWS, 98 KERCHEVAL AVE. GROSSE POINTE, 48238 REGISTRATION APPLIES A warm famJi}' place TO CHILDREN BORN BETWEEN -REGISTRATION "'Ilh the accent on Ger. JAN. 1, 1968 and DEC. 31,1973 SATURDAY man cooking and home. New STREET Bring made desserts. ~o liquor .. Man .Sac. I I am. I 0 ' 1. Copy of Birth Certificate MARCH 15 Address G.P. Community Rink p.m.; Sun. noon.l~p~-. I CITY 2. 1 School Picture In the ''''P'''''' Me, v~ 3. $25 Registration Fee Community Room Made Payable to G.P.S.A. 9:00 A.M. - 11:00 A.M. STATE ZIP Thursday, March 13, 1980 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven Dorothy Hamill Stars Receive Free Cancer Exam LET GEORGE DO IT G.P. Badmtnton Club Hosts Event The happiest folks in the In 40th Ice Capades More than 14,500 Detroit. Detroit Health Department world are those satisfied to ers received free cancer conduct tfree cancer examlna. let others do their worrying from them. o 1y m pic gold medali~t examinations in 1979 at the tions funded by the MDCCP. children. She currently is the Michigan Cancer Founda. Free screening clinics are , Dorothy Hamill is the star of national chail'Person for the tion's (MCF) five locations offered monthly at the Foun. :the 40th anniversary "Super March of Dimes Reading Show" of the 'lee Capades Olympics .. and various clil)ics. This total dation's Meyer L. Prentis includes 8,087 Pap tests for Cancer Center, 110 E. War. which opell'S Tuesday, March Earlier this year, she was IS, and runs through Sunday, cancer of the cervix, 3,073 ren in Detroit; at the East !)WQrnin as a member of the breast cancer exams and Service Center in Grosse March 23, in the Joe Louis President's Council on Phys- Arena. 2,527 oral cancer screenings. Pointe Woods and at local ical Fitness. The 23.year.old star has Twenty. eight cas e s of clinics, health fairs and in. !been ~kating for 15 years, Tickets to the Ice Capades breast cancer, eight oral can. dustrial locations. Your ever since she laced up her are $5, $6, '$7 and ;S, with cers and two confirmed cases During the breast cancer !first pair of skates she got all seats reserved. Children of cervical cancer out of 430 screenings, a registered nurse Good tor Christm!as, She won her 14'llnd.under and senior citi. abnormal Pap tests were I meets with each woman pri. ',- first major title 'at 12, and zens will receive $2 off at found as a result of the vately, conducts a thorough h~ earned a total of 37 tro. the 7:30 'P.m. perlormances Foundation's screening pro. palpation and teaches her ,phies, medals and cups dur- Wednesday and Thursday, gram. how to examine her own Neighbor ing her amateur career. Friday at 4 p.m. and at both "The free cancer examina. breasts. Woml!n over 40 years Those honors include being Saturday performances - 12 tion clinics are a vital part of age. especially those with Fred J _Zelewakl three times U.S. Champion, nQon a'nd 4 .p.m. of our program," said Dr. a family history of cancer, 18538 MlCk T•• I1iI. and 1976 World and Olympic Opening night is WXYZ Michael J. Brennan, presi. should have a yearly breast at Cllampion. night and all tickets are dent of MeF and director of exam and perform monthly 882-9308 Now skating profession'ally, half.priced. Tickets are 'avail. the Comprehensive Cancer breast self'examination. See him 'or all your lamily Hamill averages one or two able at C()bo Arena box of. Center of Metropolitan De. The Pap test, also con. Insurance needs_ ,performances. six days a fice. Windsor Arena, Hud. week. This year marks her troit, which administers the ducted by a registered nurse, son's and Randolph Travel community.based cancer con. is a simple, painless proce. lik,A third with the Ice ,Capades. and To u r s, Birmingham. Good N,ighbOf. The 5'3" brunette has also trol program. dure in which fluid is swab- Handicapped facilities. are "Early detection is the most bed from the cervix, the neck StaIB FI/1II turned her interests to teach. 'available. ,For further infor. Is powerful weapon we have of the uterus, and is exam. Tn,,., ing handicapped and blind mation, call 962-2000. against this disease," he ined under a microscope for S.. te farm Insuranco Comp.n, •• added. "With earlv detection (I~n,..,p1"'''1H. ('(:IoH~ ,.,"'''''''',." ... or,,,,C Home Offices B:oorn,nOftoo nh"O~~ ('tub and treatment, half the peo'l urged- t~- h~;~'r~g-~i;~' P;p 11...... Cagel's' Season Ends, pIe who get cancer can be tests after the age of 18 or _ After 154 g a m e s, the Hurrah's had 3 wins and 6 saved." the beginning of sexual As an example, Dr. Bren' activity. Neighborhood Club Men's losses. Aml!1co Red Flags and Men's Over 30 Basket. were 3.7, Dandy Bar 2.7 and nan pointed out that when a Oral cancer exams are breast cancer is found at the given by trained registered ball Leagues have completed The Holy Hoopers 1.S. Taking a break from bad- JUST their seasons. The 1979-80 The Upper Divi~ion Tour. earliest or local stage, thc dental hygienists, who check minton are the officers of four.year survival rate is 96 the mouth, throat and neck Basketball season drew rec, nament was won for the the Grosse Pointe Badminton MOVED ord numbers, with over 275 third year in a row by the percent. However, if it is dis. for unusual lumps and other Association, (above), host covered at the remote stage symptoms. Men and women, OR men participating on 28 Cavanaugh Insurance Vi. club for the Midwest Bad. teams. Each team played in kings. The runners.up were and has begun to spread to 45 years of age or older who minton Championships to be other organs, the survival smoke, chew tobacco, use JUST ENGAGED? seven regular league games CaI's Pizza Hot Tips. held on Friday. Saturday and all were invited to the The Lower Division Tour. rate drops to 25 percent. snuff, drink alcoholic bever. and Sun day, Mar c h 14 The Michigan Cancer Foun. ages or any of these in com. hit you nlld right post.sellson double elimina. nament saw The Flying Ma. through 16 at Grosse Pointe tion tournament. chine Bar take first with Un. dation screening and detec. bination should have a reg- now •• helping hand ... ' North High School. Officers tion clinics were established ular oral cancer exam. The overall standings in .ion Street Bar as the run. (left to right) are JOHN the Men's League placed ner.up. as part of the Metropolitan To schedule a free breast WOOD, president, ELEANOR Detroit Cancer Control Pro. cancer exam or Pap test, call Cavanaugh Insurance Vikings In the Over 30 League, KRESSBACH, vice. president, on top with an 11-1 season. The Spirits Ilf Grosse Pointe gram a five.year federally the MCF Breast Cancer De. JOHN LIZZA and JAMES co,sP~lIsored demonstration tection Center at 833-0710, The Suns were 9-2, Cal's Piz. won the championship for THRASHER., Officers not za Hot Tips accumulated 10 the third straight year. Your project started in 1976 to co. ext. 371. For an oral cancer pictured are Wesley Thomp. ordinate community cancer exam, call the Oral Cancer victories and 3 defeats, and Place Lounge was the run. son, Virginia Rogers, Peter the Whiz Kids were 7-4. The ner.up. control activities. In addi. Detection Center at 833.0710, Schrage, William Bowles and' tion to the MCF's screening ext_ 202. Blue Angels and Simon Says ------Don Landers. were both tied with 6 wins clinics, the Oakland County ------At left, the _ THO MAS Health Department and the and 4 losses apiece. North Sports KRE SSBA CH family, Flying Machine Bar and KRESSBACH, his wife EL- Average White Team fin. (Continued from Page 10) EANOR and daughter JU. ished with id~ntical- 6-5 rec. Students Seek , lene McEachlin and Dawn LIE, are all members of the ords, followed closely by Un. Dunlap. Grosse Pointe Badminton As. He sure to gel !1'I touch : ion Street Bar with a 5-7 Exemption It's proooble that not many sociation, and enjoy badmin. with your Welcome' mark. The Inebriates and junior varsity players will ton, "the sport for the en. Wagon. representatiVE ' By Libby Dietrich An:;hetypes were 4-5, while move up to e<>mpete on the tire family." who will help you get The Barristers and Forty.Lin. After two yearS of the to know your new com- varsity team n'lxt year. Only This weekend's Midwest writing workshop, a gradua. ers had 3 wins and 7 losses. five varsity players (Mau. munity as quickly as Badminton Championships, tion requirement for both First C h r i s ti a n Reform reen Toomey, Jenny Naz, possible_ which begin at 8 p.m. on one singles player in the public free of charge. There North and South High SChool Church completed their sea. Cheryl Boyle, Teressa Maz. Friday, March 14, at Grosse ~~~~~~~~.&~~~~oIJfG':1 Phone 881-5618 U.S., Tom Carmichael, of is ample seating for the students, a test will be given 15304 I(ERCHEYAL • VA 2-9070 son with a 3-8 ree<>rd. The zei and Mezger) will be grad. Pointe North High School, Clarkston, a Thomas Cup final events, which begin at to those students who wish 1725 MAPLE RD _' 643.4BB~ Hustlers and Valente's Men's uating and Miss Anderson on Vernier, will feature top. member, Mike Adams and 9 a.m. on Sunday, March 16. to be exempted from the Formal Wear each won one sees next year's team as one ranked players and a purse Bruce Pontow, ranked 5th, The Grosse Pointe Badmin. class. The test is scheduled of nine. that will be "very experi. of over $1,000 for the win. 6th and 7th respectively. for March 29. The Men's Over 30 League enced." ton Association is a non- nero Limited seating for the The writing class is taken was led by Your Place North will be returning profit corporation, incorpo. Ranked players in the preliminary matches on Fri. rated in 1933 by the late by all tenth graders; how- Auto • Homl- Life - Business Lounge with 11.2. Spirits of Jamie Mackintosh, Nan c y championships include Pam Grosse Pointe followed with day and Saturday, March 14 Renville Wheat, prominent ever, exceptions have been .Olen,-, Sue Bergeron, K'aren Brady, the current number made which, have allowed,tM 10 wins ,and. two d~~. McDonald, Lynn Rice, Judy and 15, is available to the attorney. Murray Tool flniehed lilt mne Cherry and Peggy Cadieux, students to take it in their junior or senior year. and four, while Ross Roy 1811 with at least one varsity DICK ROBBINS, Raiders were 6-5. The Senior letter to their credit. Robert Welch, director of Sales Representative' . J'OCks ended with a 6-6 rec. -G.P. Sports Shorts secondary education, said that in order for students to ord. Defour Ins u r'll n c e The flashlight, which he r,;.o;~~~ won the Boston marathon Katy Boettcher, AnM Con. be exempted from the class, Agency 'WIas 5-5 and the invented in 1914, was among Miler Rodgers Jaguars had 5 wins and 6 three times and l-ast year, nell, Carolyn -Craft, Patti' they must fill out an applica. 775-4700 the hundreds af revolution. Rodgers capped that achiev,e. I:':;:'''::i"$!J M'Olley, B rid get Johnson, tion with permission from losses. ary contributions to mankind To Visit Area ment by winning the New H 0 ll-y Huntington. Muffy their couilselor and parents. The Solicitors and Last of Thomas A. Edison. York marathon for the fourth Brady and Casey Steffes con. Next, the student will have Michigan Mutual Inlurance Group Bill R-odgers, three.time time, with a finishing time tributed strong performances to wrLte a business letter Boston marathon winner and of 2:11:42. throughout the season. Coach explaining why he or she America's premier long.dis, Mnrilyn Clark's girls com. should -be exempted. A one- tance runner, will visit the Miss Goodall, 24, is a for. pleted their season with a hour test will then be given M & M DISTRIBUTING CO: Detroit area on Monday, mer world record.holder for 7.1 record in spite of being _on expository paragraph and Jrt:arch 24. the haIr-marathon and reo Cleaning Materials & Equipment the smalle:-t team in the revision writing, followed by rporch Enclosu~es' Rodgers, who set an Amer. cently won the 1980 San league. a three.hour test on research ican marathon record in BLas, Puerto Rico, half.rnJaJa- skills, including note-tal!:ing, , SCREEN, AWNING, WINDOW, , Boston last year with a time thon race. Two weeks before * ., * bibliography and footnote WE DELIVER of 2:09:27-the third fastest coming to Detroit, she will skills, outlining and writing , SLIDING GLASS DOORS , marathon in history-will be 'Compete in- the invitational Villanova Club the introduction to the paper. 884-0520 the featured speaker at a International Amateur Ath. Welch said the only other semil1fir on long.distance run. letic Cross-Country Cham. Sets Reception thing students need to be ning sponsored by Total pionship in Paris. 16734 E. WARREN DETROIT, MI. 48274 exempt from the class is a / Runner, the Southfield run. Because of the anticipated The Villanova University POINTE SCREEN & SASH~ .I~~6 sample of their writing t ning specialty store. Sharing high intere;;[ in the seminar, Alumni Club of Detroit wilt signed by an English teacher 20497 MACK _ TU 1-~ the stage with him will be admission will be by ticket sponsor a reception for reo verifying that the student only. Tickets are priced at nowned V i II an 0 va track Ellison Goodall, one, of the wrote it. 'Country's I e a din g women $2-, - and are 'available at coach Jumbo ElIioU and his Two 'Ill r i ,t i n g workshop runners. Hamilton Place or at Total team following the close of Runner. on Northwestern the 1980 NCAA Indoor Track teachers from each school The program will take will then read the papers , WOHG'S=.RDEN place at Hamilton Place, a highway in Southfield, For Championship 0n Saturday, ticket information, oall 646- March 15. and categorize (hem as ac- REMODII. . .,...•un health club and fitness center ceptable or not acceptable. AIIItri_ & c.toaese Food {)n Southfield road in South. 8990. The reccptiorl' will be held CARRY OUT" SERVICE ~ field. The seminar, which is * * * in the home of Dan Ramsey, being ccrsponsored by the NOW! All Foods in Silecio' men', in Indian Village. immedi. Star Schedules Michigan Runner magazine St. Paltl Girls ately after the champio]lship Keep Ho' Con'ainers Lunch!,. and Adidas, will start at 7 finals. - frio II ...... 11,30po s.t. 12 _11,30_. Win Division Registration $vii, 13 _'0' _. 11 •."'..10p.m. p.m. on Monday, March 24. Pointer :\Iik~ Burke is PR7.9S96 Rodgers has become one St. Paul's 5th and 6th president of the Villanova Our Lady Star of The Sea IItw local ~iWitl 24851 Harper, S:. Clair Shores of this country's most popu. club. which unites the uni. Elementary School is regis. ..W3lhEN- codes re~ire tJtat _ ...... 0 ..... grade girls' basketball team lar ~ports heroes in recent versity's 300 area alumni. tering kindergarteil through -B~- JOur prDperty h I years. In five yearS he has wrapped up their CY.O, di. vision championship with The Detroit club is one of 42 eighth grade students for .pdated prior te s:milar clubs located through_ the 1980-81 school year. ';f,,.J. AD~ITlONS sellillg or rHentine. wins over S't, Jud~ and st. ~~"=' REMODELING Ambrose. out the United States. In t ere s t e d individuals bieJ this ifIlprfY!. In the S-t. Jude game Julie The ;';CAA Indoor Track I should contact the school 777-6840 ':.1 lIetlt while JOU Ire Mcgann scored 12 points and Championships are being held office :\Jonday through Fri. nilt it Jeur IIolle EASTPOINTE in the Joe Louis Arena_ For day between 8:30 a.m. and 3 MNINCS C,. T\11.'9'&4 Martha Keane added five to UST SIOl: AND lead the Lakers to a 26-22 more information. ('all 884- p.m, at 884-1070. The SChOOl cion. POINTU win_ 8779 or 774-3800. is localed at 467 Fairford, j RACQUET CLUB The 24-11 victon' at st. * * *' ! UPDATEYOURIlllltOOll, KJTCIIN, 19001 Nine Mile at 1-94 Ambrose was keyed by 11 EDW.\RDS TAKES 3RD points from Lynn Vismara, Fiftccn-vear-old Tra~... Ed. 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------~----'------_....-::-_------Pege Twelve G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W 5 Thursday, March 13, 1980 IStar Forensics I Grosse Pointe News Team Qualifies Lett,ers to The Editor (USPS 230.400) Wkat; new on P"blillml W".ly by A.lttbo P"bllJhm ------_.~- In January the Forensics hold for Cottage Hospital. OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT Team from Our Lady Star of Support La Cafe M. L. Grace,' 99 .KERCHEVAL AVE. the Sea High School, coached Je regrette ... quel dommage ... by Mrs. Tracey Goulet, par. Of Somerse~ road, Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan 48236 que Le Cafe Francais was not success- Grosse Pointe Park. 'fl-IE I-llll ticipated in the De t r 0 i t By Pat Rousseau , Second Clus Posrage Paid at Dmoir. Michigan Catholic FONlnsic League's ful in the initial attempts at obtain- Clamjied Adl!ulismg & Subscriplions 882-6900 fourth competition at Re. ing a wine and beer license for its Doctor's View Hand Knits . . . made to your measure- Display Ad~'erlising, 882.3500 • Ediloria1882.0294 gina High School. elegant little establishment in Grosse Of Debedding ment are available at Maria Dinon, 11 Ker- Cathy Pieronek took third Pointe Woods, cheval. Stop by and see the samples and the FULLY PAID CIRCULATION The Grosse Pointe Woods Police I feel that someone should respond wide selection of lovely colors. Orders do not place in the oratory competi. to the issues raised in a recent Letter M~ber Mich. Press Associalion and National Editorial Assoc. tion. In multiple reading, Department must be awfully busy to take too long to fill. While there you should Sue Walsh, Marie Hinz, De able to send out two plainclothes- to the Editor on the question of re- also see the Devernois-Paris, French imported ROBERT B. EDGAR ... , . EDITOR AND PUBLISHER duction of excess hospital beds. (1940-19791 Paula Campbell, J e ann e men to "raid" such a unique and dress that's colorfully striped, softly elasti- The basic issue is not whether ROBERT G. EDGAR , ... PLBLlSHER Couvreur and K a r 0 I y n lOvely restaurant as Le Cafe Fran- cized at the waist and is moderately priced. )OANNE BURCAR ASSISTA!\;T TO PLBLlSHER Bresser placed sixth with a .:ais. the sort which is lacking in the there is an excess of hospital beds, It's so light weight that it would be perfect CLASSIfiED MA:\Achaol district. The test itself is too Second Surgical Opinion Program ideas at 117 Kercheval, 88'1-6833. South High SChool's Sym- intonation, r h y t h m, tech. vista. and see the sound.slide Jasic and it doesn't take into account being sponsored by the UAW that of phony Orchestra received nique. interpretation and production "A Brand New straight first division ratings overall performance. "he abilities of the children the sys- 480,000 persons actually undergoing ANew • Line . . . of casual Day" on Sunday, March 16, at the District Orchestra .em is given to work with, surgery only one percent took advan- dinnerware is very nicely priced Ralph Miller, orchestra at Christ Church, 61 Grosse Festival on March 8 at John Last year, though, both your paper tage of the preferred second opinion. director said the students Pointe boulevard. .' at The League Shop. It would be Glenn High SChool in West- .md Superintendent William Coats This suggests that the public does . ~ great for the bride looking for a "really peaked for their per. Camp Merrowvista, located land. formance." The group now used the results of these tests to say have confidence in their physicians ~ f-' " kitc~en set or perhaps her mother on 900 acres in the Ossipee our schools were number one. In and surgeons. 7r Orche!tras from several is eligible to compete in the ~ !i.M . lookmg for a change. See the range of the White Moun. many cases scores are only tenths of C. Jackson France, MD, southea;t Michigan school state festival on April 26, but tains of New Hampshire. is -T many colors and patterns at 98 districts competed in the instead will join with the a non-profit, Christian ori. a percentage point apart and I ques- President, KerchevaL event. SO'lth's Orchestra reo school's Wind Ensemble for ented camp under the aus- tion the statistical significance of Wayne County ceived top ratings from all its fourth annual Orchestra .:>eing number one in these cases. Medical Society three concert judges in tone, Hall concert that evening. pices of The A mer 1can Young Sophisticate •Label. , • Youth Foundation of SI. In the February 15, 1979 edition More on Lakeshore for spring 1980 made 'by Pendle- Louis. Missouri. )f your paper you reported that ton is found at Hartley's Country Among its activities are Grosse Pointe Public Schools were We have read with interest the Lane, 85 Kercheval, See the co. Art in Motion Set at Barnes exchange of letters in the NEWS on ..... baCkpacking, canoeing, sall. number one on the Michigan Educa- ordinated collection including . ~-... Lakeshore and the Wayne County - The Grosse Pointe oommu. Detroit area artists. ing, bicycle trips and a tional Assessment Test. You not only blazer, slacks and skirts of 65% nity is invited to a "first" at There is no admission strong waterfront program reported it but gave the story front Road Commission. polyester and 35% cotton for a IIlIII' Barnes Elementary School on charge to the 6 to 9:30 p.m. Its 1980 four.week camp page coverage. We support Councilman Joseph • poplin look in a smart neutral Wednesday, March 19, when show. A variety of media session for girls Is from To determine they were number Fromm's position on not using Farms' parchment color. Art Appreci-ation Volunteers will be represented by more June 22 to July 19 and for one you used a composite score ,of taxes for Lakeshore when WCRC has present "Artists in Motion"- than 20 artists. One painting, boys. July 27 to August 23. .ourth and seventh grade math and received monies for this purpose al- Buster Brown . . •. basic shirts and tops a demonstration by several by local water~lorist Robert A family camp will be oper. ready. Frahm; will be raffled. ated from July 21 to July Znglish tests as reported to the school and coordinated set are found at Young Joard by Roger McCaig. This year We were distressed to see Thomas Clothes along with Toddly Winks knit play~ If you want to recall your In addition to the demon. 26. . O'Rourke. Managing Director of For further information using resUlts reported in the Detroit wear. Both groups come in many.bright colors dream, better awaken within strations by' professional art. . WCRC call Mr. Fromm irresponsible. eight minutes of the occur- ists, Barnes students will on the 55-year.old camp, ac. :~ews, Grosse Pointe's co.mposite and and navy and in sizes for infant, toddler and rence, says a Better Sleep have art work on display credited by the American 'ndividual scores run from second to Mr. Fromm raised some interesting 4 to 6X at 110 Kercheval. Council researcher in New under the direction of Terry Camping Association, phone ;eventh and I have not seen anything points in his letter .in the February York. Varga. teacher. 881-8562 or 884-5493. about the test results in the Grosse 28 issue of the NEWS. • For St. Patrick's Day• ... wear a club tie, Pointe News. Why does WCRC have over $9 navy with Kelly green shamrocks or Kelly I call this biased reporting both million in interest-free receivables with navy shamrocks. Find them at Picard. in presentation and selection of what. from other WeRC funds? Why did Norton, 92 Kercheval ... $9 each. bpedally is .to be reported. I wonder if report- over $2 million go back to 19731 How ing only selected school news is initi- much income has the Road Fund lost A Special• St, Patrick's Day for you ••• , ated by your staff or the staff of our because of these interest-free receiv- Treat ... to you is 10% off any schools? ables? top purchased March 17 at Pappa- We bring you the Rather than attacking Mr. Fromm, Rnest in gounnet , Janet Petrilli, -- gallo. They have a multitude of Of Windmill Pointe Drive, why doesn't Mr. O'Rourke or Com- foods from around spring T shirts, Oxford cloth and Grosse Pointe Park missioner Erv Steiner answer these , madras blouses from which to the world. Items Uke ~ Editor's note: McCaig ll'as not yet compfled questions? . ..-- - choose. Their linen Millie bag coffee. wine, cham- his annual report on Grosse Pointe students' Margaret E. Holmes, have arrived, so be sure to stop in pagne. chocolates, relative standing in the Assessment Test. Edward W. Tillitson, and see them!.. . . 115 Kercheval. caviar, truffles. and He expects to do so within the next few Susan Mello, many unusual spec- weeks. The delay in reporting is attributed Of Ridgemont Toad, I, to '8 number of teacher strikes. McCaig Grosse Pointe Farms ialty items too said the scores referred ,to above from the numerous to men- Detroit News were not entirely accurate. Pot-Shots & Pot Holes tion. The next time Know Your Schools As they stand, however. those figures put "Sticks and stones may break my you need some- Grosse Pointe schools in second place, state. By Dr. William Coats, wide, in composite scores for all six tests bones, but . . . it will never get Superintendent of Schools thing special. you'll Lakeshore paved." (The County Re- probably fInd il- given. He .adds that Grosse Pointe scores ' are higher this year than they were last sponds, Grosse Pointe News, March 6 The schools' and libran'es' th t t' th I (Ingrid Teetzel) at year. edition.) a Ime, e renewa prop- the tt-/e,fieId millage renewal election is ositions could be presented A Slap in the Face? There are guidelines which spetl scheduled from 7 a.m. until to the voters again. In the ~ out the responsibility for paving 8 p.m. on Monday, 1darch 24. meantime it would be neces- Having returned from a trip and municipal roads. Since everyone Readers of this column may sary to give lay.off notices catching up on some back issues of agrees that Lakeshore Road is indeed be interested in some of the to all employes. your paper, I was appalled to learn a Wayne County Road, the guidelines questions about the election Of course, this would be ~ that Cottage Hospital has seen fit to set up for the paving of Wayne and our responses to these very disruptive to the school choose a Birmingham based theater County Roads should be followed. I '1'-'~5tions. . system and the community r _eJ-~\ group to perform for a fund raiser Let's not fault Farms Councilman A que s t 1 o'n frequently in that it would cause em- for Cottage HospitaL jJdd f(',o(/hl,d Joseph Fromm for bearing the stand- asked is,."Why does the ~~l. ployes who can obtain other ll- k This is a slap in the face to the ard for his community' more power lot word109 use the word l~. jobs to leave because of un. "u ,(~ In the V1l1age,across from Jacobson's to him ' crease' when each proposl- certainty surrounding the many fine theatrical companies right ~~. 17005 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe 885-1215 in our conftnunity - Grosse Pointe . . .. tion is labeled a renewal?" outcome of a future election. Smce ~verythm~ 1.S ~one on a The word "increase" is con. Theater, Pointe Players, St. Ambrose sound busmess basIS. m. .he Way.ne tained in the ballot language A final question I wish to C t R d C t d address is, "Where can resi. Players or the Alger. Cottage always oun y oa ommlssJOn. as CI e because of legal require- dents obtain information on calls upon the Grosse Pointe com- by Thomas P. O'Rourke in his above ments. munity when it needs moral and/or referenced letter, let us follow the I Use of that word does not i~m~'~ e d its available to financial support and then looks out- , guidelines of responsibility and get grant the Board of Educa. This year alone, the State side the community to hire a play on with the business of paving Lake-I lion the authority to increase of Michigan wili provide over group. shore Road. _ the millage, but refers' to $340 million in property tax There will be no further support, . James A. Fitzsimmons, that portion of the total mil. relief to over 1.2 million of any kind, coming from our hcuse- Of Rivard boulevard Ilage amount over the amount Michigan homeowners and allocated. to the schools by renters, with senior citizens. 'I Ch h S I the County. This language is disabled persons, and some urc ets archaic and confusing tt'r. veterans being the largest

't 1 11 minology, especially when it benefactors of tax relief pro- ,,'ONIO~ L enten ReCl a must be used in connection grams. -- with the renewal of millage Because the credits depend of The combined choirs of, levies that have expired. so much on individual cir- St. Paul's Catholic Church. i The important point to reo cumstances, the best place to Harper Woods I 1.')7 Lakeshore, will present' me~ber ig thai the Board is obtain specific information is 196~5 VERNIER RD. ,an hour.long cuncert cele- askIng for a renewal of the to contact an office of the I brating St. Patrick's Day. as a~thority to I.evy the same :.r ichi g a n Department of (across from , well as meditative music in millage rates In ef,~~ctsmc~, Treasury. Senior citizens can Eastland Center) keeping with the Lenten ~976,and the word lDcrease also contact the Area Agency season on Sunday, March 16,: ISused before those rates, as . on Aging at 4 p.m. i any voted rate would be, will ! '. , . Now taking tinder the direction of Ed be added to the County AI., In a.d d.I.t lon, ~ependmg reservations Person, church organist and located millage. I upon JndlV1d~al clrcumstan- for choirmaster the program I Another question being ces, .many reSidents can also '11' 1 d 'th B h h 11 asked is "What will happen qualIfy for fed era 1 tax WI mc u e e ac cora" . ." credits LUnt!heons and Dinner "Zion Hears The Watchmen If the millage falls? R 'd' t . h h 'S' , " "W Y Th ?" 1 B th 'II h' h eSJ en s WIt ot er ques- Liquor, Wine and Beer available I mgmg, ere ou ere. I ecause e ml age w lC lions about the 'II !1"AnOld Gaelic Blessing" (ar. I is exp~ring covers the tot~1 newal election a~1 '::I~O~e~ ;.anged by Person). and the operatmg costs .of th.e publIc to call my office at 343.2012 Banquet Facilities available Hymn Of St, Patnck." schools and hbranes, the, . I The organ solos by Person only revenue that would be! NEW STRAWBElUlIES for all ot!t!asions. i will include Bach's Chorale. available to the district in '. Prelude "0 Mensch Bewain. the event of a "No" vote on : Un~verslt~ ?f California For reservations eall Dein Sunde Gross," "The f March 24 would be mone>' I (DaVIS) sClentlsts have de. Presto" from Handel's Organ' generated by the County AI.: veloped a new type of straw- Concerto No. 5 and Richard located millage. That amount : ~erry tha~ c;n. b~ made to Purvis's "An Erin Lilt." would allow the schools and ~er. 'an rult lust about 885-5666 The flute solo will be by libraries to operate for only anna~medhmvae.°tf yeafr'thThree A, RosenthaI. The St. PauI's a f'ew mon.hs, so another line Aptosne lesBr'ght0 e newd Monday-Thursday 11 a.m.-12 p.m. Saturday 12 noon-1 a.m. Men's C~oir and Ladies Thee election would have to be Becker, a~e' repo~edO~y ~~e Friday 11 a.m.-1 a.m. Sundays 12 noon- H) p.m. ChOir Will close the concert scheduled. ,researchers to be h' hI ,by singing Handel's "Halle. The ear lie s t date for SUItable for horn g dig Y VISA - Master Charge - BankAmericard [ula'I . h Chorys, '1 . , I anothI'er e ectlOn wouId be The patented varieti~5e ar willens, I There IS no admiSSIOnI t~e annua.1 Boan:! of Educa. I be sold through commercial , charge. lIOn electIOn on June 9. At! plant nurseries.

I Thursday, March 13, 1980 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirteen Brahms I i~ rl~~~at rorr lou~e qAction Auction '80 ~' f ; i if :11 J To Be May Event i~ i -- ; E ~ Acquisition Chairmen Mr. and Mrs. Emmet E. :i t i Tracy, Jr" Pr~mise Glittering Array '~':i of Biddable Items ;~-:: fii .The Grosse Pointe Academy's 12th Annual I~~ IAC~lOn .Auct.ion.. the. m~jor fund-raising event :p wh:ch, since .ltS Incephon In 1969, has raised nearly '1:~ ~ $63;),000 to al~ the school in maintaining its stand- WOMEN'S PAGES , ~i ar~ of educatIOnal excellence, will be held this year :;, "i ,Friday, May 2, at the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club. ~ i The Academy is inde------I~~I pendent and co.educa. and largest Montessori School, ~.. : tional. It respects and (ages two-and.a.half to ~ive), Short and to ,. : honors the culture and and a complete elementary From Anotller Pointe I b I' f school, grades one through i e Ie s of all relrgious eight. Its buildings and 22- The Pointe persuasions. Its present acre campus have been des- of View . I enrollment is 509 stu- ignated a Michigan Historic By Janet Mueller dents. Site. Named to the Dean's List L.- ~~ ___ll for the fall term at North. Il house5 !.!ichigall'Soldest (Continued on Page 19) Darrel Barnes, son of Tuesday Musicale Active wood Institute are THOMAS member Mrs. Ray Barnes, husband of pianist J. STEVENSON, III, of Ken. Sheryl! McManus, a former member of the Tuesday ,""oodcourt, MARGARET A. MUSlca. 1e St Ud en t L eague. WI'11 b e feature d' m T ues- STRONSKI,, of~ •.Buckingham~T T~"" JAN (M rs. H ug h) HARNESS ~3~ tIC. kets for saecial mllsi",:d nrn. day Musicale of Detroit's Artist Concert next week I HAVCHERUK"'"u-;;;,,"'S~~'~'ht and MARIANNE (Mrs. Charles M.) grams and floral and horticult~ral in ~he Grosse Pointe War Memorial's Fries Audi- Rosedale cour't. To achieve I ENDICOTT,. (left and center») gEm- seminars), may be obtained by con- tOrIum. Dean's List recognition, stu. eral co-chaIrmen of the Brahms tacting the DSO office, 961-0700. It's set for Tuesday-naturally!-March 18, at dents must earn a 3.0 grade Festival Flower Show to be present- Special rates are available for groups 10:30 o'clock, and will be followed by a subscrip- point average. ed ~hursday, Friday and Saturday, of 20 or more. All proceeds will bene- tion luncheon "upstairs" in Fries Crystal Ballroom. • • • Apnl 10, 11 and 12, on the grounds fit the DSO. for the Brahms Festival Sheryll will perform with Darre!. Following six weeks of of the Edsel & Eleanor Ford House, Flower Show, fashioned after the in- * * * basic training, Airman STE. discuss plans for the project with ternationally famous Chelsea Show ~ He is violist with the Lennox Quartet and PHEN J. KOVALCIK, son of MARAL YN (Mrs. Henry M.) DOM- in London, England, heralds the In- teaches viola and chamber music at Ithaca College MR. and MRS. PAUL J. KO. ZALSKI, flower show coordinator. ternational Brahms Festival present- Color Consultation i N Y k, f aJ II h th VALCIK, of Cloverly road, The Detroit Symphony Orchestra ed by the Detroit Symphony and l'tS n ew or one 0 sever co eges were e has been assigned to Chanute You know ~tary .Jones. Ted's girl. She just had a Lennox Quartet has res1'denCl'es , Air Force Base, 111.,for spe- and the Federated Garden Clubs of music director, Antal Doratl'. The Bart Edmond styling, perm and make-up for a He has also taught at Florida State University cialized instruction in the Michigan are joining forces to spon- main flower show exhibit area will party. We also did Miss Smith and Miss Hopkings. and has been a member of the St. Louis Symphony field of fire protection. Air- sor thi., music-floral extravaganza. be a 240 by 60 foot tented marquee. That's the beauty of a perm, you can always look Orchestra, where he served as principal violist, the man Kovalcik is a graduate Information on general admission A second tent, named the "Porcupine Philadelphia Orchestra and the Detroit Symphony of Grosse Pointe South High tickets at $10 each, (a limited num- Bi5'tro" after the establishment fre- great! lfyou've yet to discover what a perm cando- Orchestra, School. ber of house tickets are available at quented by Brahms in the 1800s, will c'mon. this is the 1980's look. Nobody wears straigQt His program for Tuesday Musicale includes * * • $5 each, a5: are a limited number of offer food and refreshments. hair anymore. Shostokovich's Sonata for Viola and Piano, Opus A member of the student 147. T, A, Vitali's Chaconne and Ernest Bloch's cast of the recent Oakland on the -stories of Anton I icine was ROBERT STiE. in refereed journals, has ac. BART EDMOND Suite, Tickets at $3 each, ($2 for students and Un i v e r sit y production of Chckov. BER, son of MR. and MRS. cepted a research and de. HAIR, SKIN AND MAKE-UP SALON senior citizens), will be availa,ble at .the door, E"TRheMG1:lC~Rdy'DANoctor~fwHaSeaPtETher'* • • WI L L I A M STIEBER, of velopment position at the Th f I hI d .D' oJ Receiving the first Ph.D Bedford road. He received Vir gin i'8 laboratories of SHORES SHOPPING CENTER ey are, 0 course, aV01 a e m a vance as lane. He played' a sailor and degree to be administered by his Ph.D in Microbiology. Dr. Merck and Company, a pharo 31085 HARPER AVENUE well, through Mrs, M. A. Klerx, of Mount Clemens, I "Ivan Cherdyakov" in the Michigan State University's Stieber. whose dissertation maceutical firm. (Continued on Page 17) I Neil Simon sketches based College of Osteopathic Med. has been published in part . (Continued on Page 26) 298-3880 ------EVENING HOURI

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",,~~. :~--..,.- ;.' ri Jbt shops of ~" W6ttton.Pi~rc~ 16828 Kercheval • Grosse Pointe ,I 3ht shops of I W"tton.Pi~rc~ Grosse Pointe • Somerset Mall Page Fourteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, March 13, 1980 Society News Gathered from. the Pointes January Wedding DBC's Wonlen Mrs. David L. Suits Alan-ill axwell Anne Wrigley Will Be Bride Toast St. Pat Troth Revealed Former G r 0 sse Pointe ami, Coral Gables, Fla. Farms residents Mr. and Mrs. where she affiliated witl The Detroit Boat Club Leslie Grainge Wrigley, who Delta Gamma sorority anI For Miss Trowern Womtm's committee has in. Former Park residents Mr. now make their home in was a Little Sister of Min vited members and their and Mrs. James L. Maxwell, Rochester, have announced erva-Sigma Alpha Epsilol guerts to a Saint Patrick's who now make their home the engagement of their fraternity. Texas Is Home for Ensign and Mrs. David Leonard luncheon and card party next in Colorado Springs, Colo., daughter, Anne Christine, to Her fiance is an alumnu~ Suits; Bride Is AHended by Syracuse WedMsday, March 19. are announcing the engage. Charles Kellogg Latham, III, of Culver Military Academy University Classmates Assisting Mrs. Neil Platter. ment of their daughter, Deb- >on of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Culver, Ind., and rc<:eive< son, chairman of the day, ra Gale, to Dean Alan, son Kellogg Latham, Jr., of Bir. his Bachelor of Arts degre( A lace-accented gown of ivory chiffon, styled are Mrs. William Bradley, of :'\fr. and Mrs. Marc J. mingham. A mld.April wed. in Political Science fron with a short train, was Cynthia Jane Trowern's Jr., Mrs. Hilton Moser, Mrs. Alan, of Stanton lane. A jing is planned. The Citadel, Charleston, S.C choice for her marriage Saturday, January 19, to ~mton Osgood and ~Irs. Stan- June wedding is planned. Miss Wrigley, a Liggett Both Anne and Chuck ar( School alumna, holds a Bach. employed by the Automobih Ensign David Leonard Suits. United States Navy. ley Smith. ?fiss Maxwell and her fi. At the committee's annual elor of Business Admini'O!ra- ':lub of Michigan. They wil. She carried white roses I' ance are both Grosse Pointe tion degree in Marketing ....."1.-,, thn;,. hn~n ;~ u ••• "....1 meeting, held early in Feb- South High School gradu- and baby's-breath for the Pensacola, Fla., is the daugh. from the University of }'~i.I road following their wedding 12:30 o'clock ceremony in ter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard ruary, Mr~. Bradley accepted I' ates. Shc is an exec\ltive as. the gavel of office as chair- Grosse Pointe Memorial M. Trowern, Jr., of Berk. sistant with the Detroit.based man of the year 1980-81 from public relations firm of An- Church at which Dr. Da- shire road. Mrs. Patterson, out.going. vid Antonson presided. The bridegroom received chairman. . thony 2\1. Franco, Inc. UNIVERSAL The bride, who holds a his Bachelor of Science de- The prospective b rid e. ~ach~lor. of Science degree Igre~ {ro.m the University t?f aviator, t a kin g advanced groom, who holds a .Bachelor MALL In Nursmg from Syracuse Cal1forma, Berkeley. He IS training in Corpus Christi, of Science degree from Cen. University and has been em. the son of Dr. and Mrs. Tex. tral Michigan University and ;!::;;:~ ::::::. ;;~::;;:.::.:..~i.;" I:;"'''.''::.C. ~u;''', vi S"I."V~", I The wedding was followed II a J.V. trom the University at Sacred Hear! Hosp1tal, Calif., and 1Sa student Naval by a luncheon reception at of Detroit Law School, is a the Grosse Pointe Yacht member of the State Bar of ANTIQUE Club, after which t.~e newly. Michigan and has established W rleen. DIXIELAND weds left for a skung vaca. his own law practice in GrOSse Pointe Woods. CHET BOGAN W I",::: J~ Bind tion i~ the Adirondack ~e o Mountams, They are at home l SHOW & SALE MrJ TUESDAY.II '0•. AT THE LIDO in Corpus Christi. "'. .. C k '/ 24026 E. JEFFERSON . Women's Economic Dmmg.. oc tal S (JuSI North 01 9 Mi.) The bnde was a~ten~ed Club to Hear Perez by two Syracuse Uruvers1ty Marriage vows were spoken by CYNTHIA JANE TROWERN, daughter of the Howard M. Frank H. Perez, deputy 12 MILE & DEQUINDRE TDwerns, Jr., of Berkshire road, and Ensign director, Office for Combat- -Suits, son of Dr. and Mrs. James C. Suits, of ing Terrorism, United States Department of State, will Saratoga, Calif., Saturday, January 19, in Grosse present "The United States' Pointe Memorial Church. Response to the' Terrorism Tues., Mar. 11 thru Sun., Mar. 16 Threat" ~t the Women's Economic Club of Detroit's classmates, honor maid Gina The mother of the bride luncheon meeting nem Tues- MALL HOURS S. Dvorak, of Bethesda, MO., wore a gown of dusty pink day, -March 18, at 11:45 and bridesmaid Cheryl Ca- if c r e p e. The bridegroom's o'clock in the Detroit Plaza nary, of Manassas, Va., in mother selected deep purple Hotel's Columbus Ballroom. teal blue silk, carrying nar. crepe. ST. PAtRICK'S cissus. Out-oi.town guests includ. William Suits came from ed the bride's grandmother, Saratoga to act as best man Mrs. Karl S. Day, of South- for his brother. Guests were hampton, Pa., the bride. DAY SPECIAL . .. seated by Mark Johnson, of groom's grandparents, Dr. ,Christian Sunnyvale, Calif., Dave Bar. and Mrs. C. Guy Suits, of dellini, of Walnut Creek, Pilot Knob, Ky., and the Calif., and Peter and Mi- bride's uncle, John Day, who Science chael Trowern, brothers of Came with his sons from the bride. Clover, S.C. "TOP OF THE MORNIN TO YA ... , Lecture TOP OF THE AFTERNOON OR at Anne Wflliams Speaks Vows SIXTH CHURCH OF CHRIST, EVENING" - A TOP FROM Anne Margaret Williams, bertson, Betsy Pangallo and SCIENTIST, DETROIT PAPPAGALLO IS PERFECT ANY daughter .of Mr. and 'Mrs. Jeanne Dick. 14710 KERCHEVAL (1 block W. of Alter Rd.) John Williams, of Merri. They wore velvet skirts, TIME! weather road, wore her the honor maid's cranberry, DETROIT, MICHIGAN mother's wedding gown, fash. 1he bridesmaids' dark green, entitled ioned by her grandmother of with while blouses. ivory silk-satin and lace, for Alan Badanes wa~ his "GOD IS YOUR PROVIDER" her own marriage Saturday, 'brother's best man. They.are 10% OFF ANY TOP ON January 5, in Grosse Pointe the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Memorial Church to Harry Alber! B'adanes,. of Terrace MARCH 17th David Badanes. Park, O. . The noon ceremony at Ushers were John :and which -Dr. Ray Kiely pre. Frederick Williams, brothers by sided was followed 'by '3 reo of the bride, and Richard Henrv Allon ception at the Grosse Pointe Albertson and Rollie Dick, Hunt Club, after which the the bridegroom's broJhers.in. CSB of newlyweds left to vacation on law. New York. N.Y. St. Thomas in the Virgin Flower girl and ring bear. Islands. They are at home in er were the bridegroom's Cincinnati, O. niece and nephew, Jodi and Joshua Dick. The :bride was attended at The mother of the bride " '1 the all-family wedding by her sister, Kathryn Williams, as wore a dress of green silk. '\;'.1] The bridegroom's mother se. honor maid, and bridesmaids 115 KERCHEVAL lected a lime green gown. a member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship , Emily Williams, their sister. 886-7688 ._-----~/ in.law, and three sisters of Po'tnte Alpha X'I Deltas MONDAY, MARCH 24th - at 8 P.M. the 'bridegroom: Nancy AI. I Will Install Officers FREE ADMISSION - ALL ARE WELCOME Parking and Child Care Provided The Grosse Pointe Alum. nae of Alpha Xi Delta will install 0 f f ice rs Monday, March 17, at 7:30 in the eve. ning at the home of Mrs. ~.... John 'Kirlin in Provencal road. Leading the group in the coming year will be Mrs. Ar- thur Leslie, president, and Mrs. Danny Lee, vice.presi. dent, with the assistance of llTIlE LIGHT Ms. Delia Fiori and Mrs. Richard Swinbank, !record- SPECIAL ing and corresponding sec. LAMP retaries, respectively, Mrs. Burnish- Harold Stead, treasurer, Mrs. ed John Burke, journal corre. brass spondent, Mrs. Ralph Joss- finiSh man, Panhellenic delegate, SALE and Mrs. Michael Brogan, with philanthropy chairman. I a The sorority's Go U I' met 10-20% Dinner will be awarded fOl-, lowing the annual installa. tion ceremony. The winner is entitled to her choice of a French or Italian dinner for eight, served by alumnae genuine OFF members and their husbands. hand REG. Special recognition will be COODNEWS!The given this month to the leaded (opiz $19.95 most exciting alumnae members of Albion shell shade. names in fine, College's Phi Chapter. Co. 12 inches tall. distinctively styled hostesses for the meeting arc Bulb NOT BREAKFAST WITH THE EASTER BONNY Mrs. Jossman and ~rs. Joan table and floor Convel1ini. included. The SATORDA Y. MARCH 29, 9:00 a.m. UffiELAMP. NOW lamps have been an elegant added to RAY'S All bunny buddies are invited, along with their favorite oddition to $9.95 other fine brands grownups, to have breakfast with E. Rabbit himself. Wiggle brighten the WITH of lighting. This your whiskers over the tasty treats ...French toast, bacon, dull large collection of .corners THIS designs, for every juice, milk and coffee (no carrots, promise!) Then, a of your AD hoppin' good magic show for giggles. In the 51. Clair Room decor & every life! taste, is being bunny burrow. $2.75- per person. Give us a jingle offered to you at a at 882-7000, ext. 117 for your reservation. ONLY 1,000 TOTAL LAMPS TO SELl! 10-20% SAVINGS. LIMIT 1 PER CUSTOMER Expires 3/31/80

l«H.') E \~T n:FFElhO'i DETROIT. '1IUI. JlV TROY ROSEVIllE RMI. 1241 East 14 Mile Aoad 21311 Gratiot Rvenue 821-3,~2:l E ECYRIC .(1 MilE: EAST OF 1-75) (NOATH OF 11 MilE AOAD) Jacobson's L 585-1400 771-2211 Qualit)" .\"ur_!in~ (arp GROSS€: POlNIT liGJtTING CENTERS MON. thru SAT a- 5 PM MON & FRI TO 9 PM , Thursday, March 13, 1980 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen Women's Page--- by, of and for Pointe Women ------'. _.__ ._ ...._- Comedy Time for Fine Arts Ribbon Farms 11 From Another Pointe of View 1\ Detroit G.rden Center Dr. Armstrong to Take Bride _I Will Field Questions Dr, and Mrs. "itfChard-;P-!.Irsuinggraduat .. e,tuClh ~t The .brittle, amusing and not realizing that sister So. Meels Monday ~------.._il -- Hatton, of Indian Hil\s,~Ca5e Westel'n \'nin'r,I'J, carefree world perceived by reI Bliss, (Monica Deeter), (Continued from Page 15) The Detroit Garden Cen. Okemo3, ha\'e announced the Cleveland, working «)waul ;; Noel Coward .in "Hay Fever" also has invited as a guest A "show and tell" program 1-463-6752. Further information may be obtained ter will answer gardening engagement of their daugh-, ~fastr~r; degree in /q'IJi"'ri will take center stage Fri. distinguished diplomat Rich. is planned for Ribbon Farms b~, contactin; Mrs. Joseph Shaheen; of Yorkshire and horticulture questions ter, Alicia Ann, to Dr. John: Social Sci(;nces. day, March 14, and Satur. ard Greatham, (Roger Me- road, 882-071C, Artist Concert social committee by phone, (259-6363), every Ripley Armstrong, son of i Dr. Armstrong recclH"j :n, day, March 15, at the Play. cum). Chapter of the Questers' chairman. Tuesday, between 9:30 in the Mrs. Grant Eddy Armstrong" Bachelor r,f :\rts degrel- fr ,nl ers Playhouse In East Jef. Sandy T y r ell, (steven meeting Monday, March 17, • * * morning "nct 3 in the afte.-' oi Handy road, and the late I Bo£ton t. nl'. ersit)'. He j~ "I, ferson avenue. Shrader), the athletic young at noon in, the Lakepointe noon and a graduate of the I ~rr. Armstrong, A mid.May I alumnus of ~tld\lgan State Fine Arts Society of De. man Invited by Judith, whom avenue home of Mrs. Ed- Mrs. Salvatore M. Vermilion, of Lochmoor Way~e County Master Gar. wed?ing is planned. : ~edical School, '.',as Ir~ln(;d troit is presenting the com. he adores, is as 'bewildered boulevard, and Mrs. K. A. Johnston, of Harper dener Program will be avail. MIss Halton, who holds a I at Cleveland Cllmc and F',rr! edy, third play of ih current by the strange household as ward Gruca. Woods, plan to decorate the luncheon tables with, able at center headquarters Bachelor of Arts d~gree from' Hospital and I, niiW on a season, and rehellrials have is its indispensable, over. ------spring flowers. I in the ~Ioross House in East ~Ilchlgan State UllIverslty, 15 fellowship at Furd Ilr)'f!:'.~) taken place at the Paul Koch worked maid Clara, (Dorothy 5 F h Sh Other committee members are Mrs. Peter J.I Jefferson avenue, five blocks 1------..---- home with Joann Koch play- 'l'- Ludwig), pring as ion ow Cubba, of Lakeshore lane Mrs. Kuno Fernholz of I east of RenCen, to consult I ing the role of glamorous, Charlotte Giltner and Stan Set at Lutheran East Cadieux road, Mrs. John Trute, of Lochmool' bo~le- with. tho~e who present t,heir r~r.• emBrle~ f.acietw" ft:llr)t. , retired stage star Judith Thorwaldson designed the vard, and Mrs. Edward Wilson, of St. Clair Shores. qUeries In person on 'I ues- , Bliss. country house setting. Set The Women's Guild of Lu- Mrs. Salvatore Ciaramitaro of Three Mile drive da)'s between 9:30 and 3 I Francis E. Brossy is Ju- dressing has been coordinat- theran Hi~h East ~ill spon- will assist De Shaheen with'ticket sales and lunch~ o'elock. unlessyoucaptureI~ern.r: unl'1'"el!<~le' dith's author husband, Da. ed by Arme and Milton Vol- SOl' a Sprmg FashlOn Show. Ad f ' colorpl1Otoglap~sl ! vid, who has invited sweet T d 'M h 18 t eon reservatlOns on the 18th Donna ams, 0 IndIan ... ,'-~ Whynotarrangewithusforyoury,,,n~l.n I young flapper Jackie

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17110 KerchevII, In.The.VlIIIge Open Thufld,y evening. MONDAY T1IRlI SA1URDAY q,:l(\ a.m. to 5,'0 p.m. 882.0931 BANKCARDS WELCCME 100118 'OUSHT I BOLOALiO ~ ~, ~ ---0<- .---- - • __ ~...... __ -...- - ~ __ ~ .' •...,. •••• , __ ,__

Page Sixt.en GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, March 13, 1980 Society News Gathered from the Pointes Offer Sources for Collectors Belle Biscayne ABW A FOP Auxiliary Keeping Busy Windmill Pointe Questers bers sharing and discussing Gathers at Lochmoor Tuesday Musicale to p.resent Violist No. 385 will meet' Monday, publications - books, maga. The Fraternal Order of ary session in which members March 17, at 9:30 in the zines, newspaper clipping5- Bell e Biscayne Coorter Police Women's Auxiliary of were trained :and 'certified in morning in the Moran road and -favorite antique shops Chapter of the American home of Mrs. Henry Lamp. Grosse Pointe began the year the basics of CPR, (Cardia- which have helped them in Business Women's Associa. with a mid~anuary meeting, Pulmonary Resusc1tation). man for a coffeE' hour fol- researching and enjoying tion will hold its s9ring en. during which plans for 1980 An open progmm 'for all lowed by a busir, ~s session their collectibles. rollment event this Sunday, were voted on, and a Febru. eligible women-policemen's conducted -by Elizabeth Hard. March 16, at Lochmoor Club. ------I wives, mothers, sisters-who wick, chapter president. New chapter members are Theme ~ "Our Half of the - would like to meet the aux'ili. The pro g ram, Antique Pe£!gy Brown and Virginia Apple," focusing on meeting ary has been scheduled for personal and professional Yachtswomen Sources, will feature mem- Kasza. Monday evening, April 21, at goals through ABWA memo 8 o'clock at the Gendanner. 'bership. Plan Meeting ie Lodge Hat! in East Nine Enrollment events, design. Yachtswomen's program Mile road, East Detroit. Hors d'oeuvres will be served. ed to introduce ABWA and tonight, Thursday, March 13, There will be a reprise of the local chapter to area at 8 o'cl~k at the Great the 'auxiliary's fashion show business women, are held Lakes Yacht Club will be a dinner, so successful last OPENING SALE semi.annually. Similar spring Fashion S how Workshop. events 'are being sponsored year, (-half the proceeds were Hostesses will be Pointers across the country by more donated to three Pointe chilo Boston or Aloha Fern Helen Jean Reichling, Jean ~han 1,800 (lther ABW A dren's charities), next Octo. chapters. Bartos, Bette Savage, Mar. ber. PoUed with Spanish Moss lene Bohlinger and Beverly Also on this 'busy group's The aS9OCiation, founded Stevenson, and Marge Ran. agenda are pJ.ans to sponsor in Kansfas City in 1949, now .dall, of St. Clair Shores. CPR training for the public. :Je..." lhV ....: ~j1UU .LW,Uuv mem- bers. Last year, ABWA chap. ters throughout the United States and P u e r t 0 Rico awarded more than $1 mil. They're Chemically Treated Hon in scholarships Ito women students. and require NO care, NO water, Photo by Arme Volken, No sun or light The ABWA National SChol. Looking pleased w.ith plans for featured Tuesday, March 18, at 10:30 arship Fund, SBMEF, award. Tuesday Musicale of Detroit's Artist o'clock in the Grosse Pointe War ed another $175,000 in schol- Concert and luncheon are MRS. Memorial's Fries Auditorium. Lunch- arships during the same EUGENE T. IGNASIAK, of Dorthen period. eon will follow upstairs, in the Crys- WINTER GARDEN road, (center), musicale president, tal Ballroom. Information on tickets Fur the r infonnation on MRS. JOSEPH SHAHEEN, of York- at $3 for non-members, ($2 for stu- 1007 Maryland at Jefferson ABW:A and the Belle Bis. shire road, (left). luncheon chair- dents and senior citizens), and res- cayne Chapter may be ob- man, and' MRS. M. A. KLERX, of tained by contacting Mary ervations for the subscription lunch- 331-7194 Mount Clemens, artist concert chair- eon may be obtained by calling 882- OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 Woodward, ch'apter president, 15127 WINDMILL POINT Hrs: Daily 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Mon.-Sat. 886-9026, Doreen Miller, vice. man. Violist Darrel Barnes will be 0710. president, 774-6449, or Nellie Near Jefferson. A circular drive takes you up to this ,FitzgeNlld, treasurer, 366. Health Spa Weekend for Women of Wayne lovely brick Colonial situated on almost an acre of 1159. Schedule Navy property. This home features 5 bedrooms, formal Women of Wayne, (Wayne Farmington Hills. dining room, sharp kitchen with plenty of eating State University's alumnae Fifty women participated Leaglle Benefit space, 31h baths, library with natural fireplace, JOSEPH P. PERSE with group), attended a health in the program designed by Florida room. recreation room with fireplace in basement, large lot, 3 car garage, double gas spa presented the weekend Joan Thornton and Deanna Lochmoor Club will be the grill, Hawthorne, health educators plus much more. This is a perfect home for the of 'February 9 and 10 by and physical fitness special. setting for a benefit brunch, fashion show and card party , large family. Priced at $179,000. By appointment A& C lIpho!Jter'j CO. Grosse Pointe's Vital Options, ists, to educate, refresh and only. Thursday, March 27, starting Inc., at Mercy Center in rejuvenate. at 11:30 o'clock, sponsored JIM SAROS AGENCY UPHOLSTERING & DECORATING by the Detroit Women's 886-9030 Council of the Navy League 0,Servicing the Polnfs8 for 37 ysars to raise funds for the coun. Interior Design Consultation cil's many projects. Lochmoor member 1'lIrs. Wide'Selection of in your own hom,e Emil Grob, of North Renaud road, is sponsoring the group. 10 YEARS PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Mrs. Roy Whitlock, council CASUAL & No Obligation to buy anything president, will act as official 'r..sa pICk-up & oel/very hostess. General chairman of For Further Informallon about Service, free estimates the day Mrs. Nolan Kirk. DECORATIVE Fee, and Appointment - Please Call is VA 2-9660 man, with Mrs. Grob assist. ing as co-chairman, 12339 HAYES FABRICS SUSAN BERNARD SENKOWSKI 881-3946 Among' councU members .Who ,wUl~odel fashions from HOUSTON WHITTIER a HAYES 14zbeth of Birmingham are

Pointers Mrs. Jack Carlson, . """I'i39-5200;'~ b .• .Mrs. Richard Durant, Mrs. -I ~ .:'i::~.~ Grob and Mrs. Wilson E. I•. Wardell. Other models in. clude the Mesdames Maurice MOVING SALE Castle, John Lavrakas, Adri. an Petrakis, Fred Wood, James Houlihan, John Kett, SOG/oOFF Donald S c h 0 n e and Mrs. Whitlock. ENTIRE STOCK Mrs. Eric Demrose has planned a decor featuring Gltta ..o.Lamp. gold luncheon cloths cen. tered with green plants. The plants will be given away as Open Sunday 12-5 prizes. IZI Diners card Table reservations may be made by calling 2M-4969 or • No Layaways ~:~:nf\', 886-3328. 'Donation for the day is $9 per person. COME EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION

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pleased to help you select just We 010' hove the right look for your windows. plUI Aginer bog.! . 0 fino collection of Aigner Hond Bogs Sale ends April 15. 1980 VILLAGE SHOES 17112 KERCHEVAL, in th. ViIIag. Jacobson's 881.1191 •Store Houri: Mon..Wed. 9:30.5:30; Thun .•Fri. 9:30.9:00; Sat. 9:30.5:30 , Thursday, March 13, 1980 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seventeen ::Women's Pa,ge -by, of and for Pointe Women

Detroit Retired School Action Auction Coming To Be Bride' Personnel Set Meeting Head Suburban Women Golfers Group Officers for the 11)60 sea. (Cc~tinued from Page 15) acquisition chairmen. With who made the arrangements Plans for the coming sea. The Detroit Association of son were presented to memo Mr. and Mrs. C. Howard the assistance of Mr. and 'for the annual midwinter son were presented. The y'ear Retired School Personnel bers of Suburban Women Mrs. William K. Howenstein, meeting, Mrs. Ken Kratz, will start Wednesday, April Crane, H, chairmen of Action will mzet tomorrow, Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Golfers nine hole group at secretary, and Mrs. Arthur 30, with a continental break. A~ction 1980, expect 500 March 14, at 1 o'clock in 'friends 01 the Academy to Fisher Ill, Mr. and Mrs. a February brunch at the Bodeau, treasurer. fast m,eeting ant golf, weath. W estm i n st e r Presby~erian Country Club of Detroit. Committee chairmen are er permitting, at Partridge gather at the GPYC for Mark 'w Smith and their Church Fellowship Hall, Hub, committee, the Tracys have They include Mrs. Bert Mrs. Bruce Carty, member. Creek Golf Club. ,,: ding on Mackinac Island and curriculum development. Late May wedding plans ment and implementation of have been made by LINDA abeautifulnewhat . ::.' are being made by ELIZA- food, nutrition and consumer Among degree candidates New BETH CROMWELL LAIT- ANNE RlOHARDS and Jo- Pleated, Silk, Fluted. Floral Hex., I\ :' (' eduoation, writes a column, at recent commencement ex. Burlap and Linen. We've got I Ilvllllory of NF."R ~".<+ R"h"l"! H",,'ri"nn seph Carrol Stakoe whose 'I.....~...c. __ ",.. "T"I • .,... • • _ • • I..: mem aH. '.I nousanda to cnoose I'roml . , . , ORIENTAL Mitehell whose engagement engagement has been an. ..,a",,',. VL """", .,,. d \\1"""'1 "l"'i~~S at 11uane umverSlty, nounced by her parents, Mr. ly paper, has been involved New Orleans, was SUSAN RUGS has been announced by her with nutrition education pro- CORINE TETl1Ell1BACH, of and Mr$. William Pond AI 01 parenis, ,Mr. and Mrs. Walter grams for Spanish speaking The Shores, ~helor of Arts. William Laitner, of Mus,koka Richards, of Wedgewood SaldlY. road. drive. Mlrc~ 16 i TELEVISION Betsy, a senior at Kenyon The bride-elect, a Grosse I 1 We 0PID Pointe North High SChool YORKSHIRE SERVICE II Nooo College, Gambier, 0., at. tended Grosse Pointe South graduate who holds a Bache. CO K/S ~/ High SChool and was gradu. lor of SCience degree in USAVE" On Quick "Carry-In" Service! 21919 Michigan Ave., W. Dearborn, Michigan ated from the Emma Willard Special Education from Cen- LAMP SHOP;:., (2 minutes fr~m the new Saks) phone 277-1331 School, Troy, N.Y. tral M i chi g a n University, I • WARRANTY SERVICE CENTER FOR: 1eaches Special Education on PR 8-4002 " 1 -Her fiance, son of Mr. and Mackin ..~ Island. ZENITH,ReA, QUASAR 778-4050 Mrs. Robert H. Mitchell, Jr., 25 Years in ,Mr. Stakoe, son of Mrs. I 27427 Gratiot of Old Greenwich, Conn., was 21915 MACK Between 8 & 9 Mile Rds. This Area! graduated from South Kent Franklyn Tinker, of Dear. ; ~Brlng your lamp base in for proper fitting." "Your Wedding Fantasy" School, South Kent, Conn., born, and Carrol F. Stakoe, and from Kenyon College, of Dearborn Heights, holds a where he affiliated with Bachelor of Arts degree in Delta Kappa Epsilon. AccounUng from Eastern BRIDAL SHOW Michigan Univel1lity and an He ,was graduated in 1978 Associate degree in Graphic SUNDAY, MARCH 16th from United States Navy Of- Reproduction from Ferris . Doors Open at 1:30 p.m. ficer Candidate SChool, New. State C

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Page Eighteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, March 13, 1980 Society News Gathered from the Pointes Tickets for Met Week Pointer Bridge A Toast to Met's First Ni Alumni Date at Marygrove Girls to ~Jeet The Eastside Chapter of cy Chanteaux, assistant prin . .Availabk to The Public the Marygrove Alumni As. cipal cellist, and B r oj a n The Pointer Girls' Bridge so~iation, which encompasses Schweickhllrdt, clarinetist, in Mail order ticket brochures IBallo in Maschera," featuring Club will meet for luncheon Grosse Pointe, will sponsor ensemble with pianist Ber. are nO'W available to the gen- world renowned tenor Luci. at 11 o'clock next Thursday an hors d'oeuvres reception nard Katz. eral public {or perfonnances ano Pavarotti. On the follow. morning, March 20, in the following the .March 15 Sat. The trio will present a of the Metropolitan Opera at ing evening, Benjamin Brit- Grosse Pointe War Memori. urdays at Four Chamber Mu. program of Brahms, Schu. Detroit's Masonic Auditorium ten's "Billy Budd" will be ai's Alger House, where card sic concert in Madame Cad. bert and Beethoven. May 28 through 31. perfonned in English with games will be played in the illac Hall on the Marygrove The Saturdays at Four Se- Opening Met Week Mon. Richard Stilwell, James Mor. afternoon. campus. ries is directed by Lawrence d.ay, May 26, will be a new ris and Richard Cassilly. I The concert, fifth in the LaGore, of Three Mile drive, production of Verdi's "Un Tchaikovsky's "Eugene On. Co-chairing the day are Mrs. Dick Warner and Mrs. current series, will feature and is made possible through Philip Skillman. Members the Brio Trio, well known a grant from the Michigan unable to attend are asked in the Detroit area. It con. Council for the Arts. DOG GROOMING to call 881.5251 by Saturday, sists of two Detroit Sympho. Admission is $5, (students :JhiJ ~ 5hal for (JeIJ March 15. ny Orchestra members, Mar. and senior citizens $3.50). 19443 MACK fly eppcN,,"nf'W' 881.9007 ~~~';enre':ae~~e~~'~I:ho~:i\ ., -, -- --- . Gedda, Michael Devlin and rrYour Wedding Fantasy" Jerome Hines, and on Thurs. . • '41&;.__-'U"'._--"------"'-1 day, May 29, Bizet's "Car- ~ '. r;""j<' ,". DESIGNER ~~~:' ;f;a~~~e~,,~~o:e,~~ .~:~~ BRIDAL SHOW \\1_-\LLP.\ PER ~~~~ii:~."'Shi;i;; '~~e""" SUNDAY, MARCH 16th Custom Coloring Available Verdi's "Aida" will be Doors Open at 1:30 p.m, presented Friday, May 30, Show Starts at 2 p.m. . with Met notables Rita Or. Tickets: Advance $1.00, at the door $2.00 DR.\PERY landi-M a 1asp i n a, Mlgnon Dunn, Giorgio Lamberti and Door Prizes Valuable Toward Planning l-PHOLSTERY Cornell Mac.~eiI. Your Wedding A varied duo of produc. tions closes Met Week Satur- Sharing a toast at the recent has been named chairman of the F.\BRICS day, May 31. The matinee, Tasting Dinner prelude to the De- gala black tie dinner, a "first" fOf Humperdinck's "Hansel and trJit Grand Opera Association's Op- the association, to be held in Masonic BARRISTER HOUSE Gretel," will be performed in ening Night Benefit Dinner are' a Temple's Crystal Ballroom Monday, 21801 Harper at Sunnyside COURTESY English 'and will feature pair of Pointers, RUTH (Mrs, Joseph May 26, prior to the Metropolitan DECORATING ASSISTANCE Gai'l Robinson, Brenda Boozer St. Clair Shores and Shirley Love. A.) VANCE, (left), and LUCY (Mrs. Opera Week opening performance with purchase David K) EASLICK, the DGOA's Saturday evening's closi,ng of Verdi's "Un Ballo in Maschera." 'EXHIBITS BY AND TICKETS AVAILABLE AT: performance of Donizetti's 1980 general chairman. Mrs. Vance e Arena Bridal Salon e Baker's Boutique "L'Eliser D'Amore" stars e Kirk Mullen.Vlvian Woodward Cosmetics has an 8:30 curtain. The sat-I still available for the other Judith Blegen, Nicolai Gedda, brought the Met to Detroit. e La Petite Fleur Shoppe e Joli Salon D 0 m i n i C 0 Trimarchi and urday matinee of "Hansel f 0 u r productions, hut I All ticket ordering must • Barrister House e Nails by Diane-Joli Salon Peach 0t~ Mario Sereni. and Gretel" begins at 1:30 strongly urge anyone inter. be done by mail until May, o'clock ested in ordering opera tick. when the association sets up e Bruce Publishing - M & R News hrs. COR. MACK & WASHINGTON All of the Met Week eve. ning performances begin at Ticket availability varies ets to act at once." its box office for over.the. e Albert T. Ahee Jewelers e Ernie's Party Store 9:30 to 5:30 8 o'clock with the exception according to the popularity "The Met is this nation's counter sales O1t Masonic. daily e North Shore Valet Tuxedos e Travelworld Ph.884.7044 of the opening night's "Un of the opera or its stars. premier musical organization Ticket prices range !from e Royalty Limo Service e Renaissance Photo Ballo in Maschera" which Preference in ordering ,tick- and fea.ures the finest sing. $6.50 to $30. ets is given to Detroit Grand ers of our time," Mr. Led- Met Week ticket order For Further Information Call Opera Association members yard continues, adding that forms may 'be obtained by 774-0530 or 777-2741 and season ticket holders. "Detroit is [ortun'ate to be contacting the Detroit Grand The DGOA is the sponsor of one of only seven cities in. Opera Association office at Metropolitan Opera Week in eluded 0;1 the Met's annual Masonic Temple, 500 Temple Detroit. touring circuit," avenue, Detroit, Michigan According to Henry Led. . This is the 22nd consecu- 48226, ,or c1alIing 832.5200 yard, the association's gen- hve year that the DGOA has between 9 and 4:30 o'clock eral manager, "the perform- ' Monday through Friday. YOUR SKIN IS THE BEST . ances of 'Un Ballo in See DSO TOltr' INVESTMENT YOU CAN MAKE Maschera' and 'Aida' are al. Art Auction Planned .. ready sold out due to the 0 Ch 'I 56 extraordinary number of reo n anne By Oakland Alumni quests from our members for these operas." The Detroit Symphony Or- The Oakland University Your skin will be "Likewise, there are very chestra's recent premier con- Alumni Association will hold few seats remaining for the cert tour through Europe un- its annual art auction Sun. cleansed and analyzed ,Thunde.y night peI'ifonnance der music'. d!rec;tqr Anta.l, day, March '16., at the ~allery "o! 'barmen:' Good' seating_. is Dorati is profiled in a new; -Art Center in' West 12 Mile by trained A/oesitian, cinema verite.style documen. road, Lathrup Village. Bernadette Mussill. tary "18 Tons of MulSic on a Alumni, gUests and friends PIANOS WANTED One:Night S tan d "to be of the university are invited. You will be taught GIlANOS. SPUtfTS. broadcast Monday March 17 The program opens with a 4 at 10'30 o'clock ~n Channel o'clock champagne preview. everything you need CONSOLES. S•• II UPRIGHTS 56 . The action starts at 5. The Come in or call 885-3240 TOP PRiCES PAID 16822 Kercheval-Thurs. & Fri. til 9 p.m. The 30.minute special pro. sponsors promis~ a variety to know about the VE 7-0508 files Dorati and individual of st~les, to SUIt any taste orchestra members during and fIt any pocke1!book. science of glowing, their 34-day tour of 23 Eu.fo- Admission is $2 per person: pean cities Proceeds go to the Alumm moist, beautiful skin. The program captures or. Fund. Tickets !!lay be. pur. chestra personnel as they're chased at the. door or 10 ad: seldom seen by the public, vance. b~ calhn~ the AlumnI from hotel check.ins to be. ASSOCIation offIce, 377-2158. hind.the-scenes glimpses of SEBASTIAN INT'L. complicated touring arrange- Silk Flower ments to a concert rehearsal HAIR DESIGNERS in Paris with violinist Yehudi Course Is Set Menuhin. 21427 MACK To attract international Across from St. Joan of J\rc The Grosse Pointe War recognitfon, it is traditional Opea Wed., Thurs. '" Frj 'iii 9 p.m. Memorial Center .has sched- 773-2&2D 773-B44D for United States orchestras uled Silk Flower Workshop to tour the music capitals of II on Wednesdays, from 12:30 Europe. This was the goal to 3 o'clock, beginning March of the DSO when it set out 19 and running through for Spain, West Germany, A'Pril 9. The course, an ex. G.OIH ... -.n MAN"" England, Sweden, Switzer- tension of Workshop I, reo 16761 E. JEFFERSON AT HARVARD RD. . land, France, Norway and quires some experience in Belgium this past fall. ".:~;.''IWI!' 'rl~_.: making silk flowers. .,~ . 'n_.J.'!c;~\' . "Detroit Symphony Tour: Instructor is Judy Schulte. 18 Tons of Music on a One- Fee is $35. Enrollments are Night Stand" was made pos. being accepted now at the sible by a grant from the center's office in Lakeshore Ford ~Iotor Company Fund. road.

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""-....~, ..., ~~ l~.. '< '". Photo by Poul Goch Speaking her marriage vows to Mr. McClure, son of the Mack Eldon McClures, of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, Saturday, February 16, in Grosse Pointe Memorial Church was MEREDITH ANN MASON, daughter of the Joseph Raymond Masons, of Touraine road. McClure-Mason Vows Are Spoken Alencon Lace :Appliques.with Pe:arlsAccent Bodice. of Bride's Candlelight Duchess Satin Gown The Country Club of Detroit was the setting for the wedding dinner following the marriage of . Meredith Ann Mason and David George McClure . Saturday, February 16, in Grosse Pointe Memorial ,Church. TIle newlyweds are at home in Dallas, I Tex. .

I The Reverend David B. roses and stephanatis, with : Antonson presided at the ivy. , 5 :30 o'clock ri t e s for Bridesmaids w ere Mrs. which the bride, daugh- Paul David Alandt, Mrs. Rog- , tel' of Mr. and Mrs. Jos- er Wynn Mason and Anne : eph Raymond Mason, of Ellen McClure, the bride. : Touraine road, chose a groom's slstet'. : gown of candleli"ght Mr. McClure, son of Mr. and :Mrs. Hack Eldon 14c. ; DucheS,9satin. , . , Cl~ ..\)£ :W~~ll, Mani~o- ; The bodice, with its Queen ba, Canada, asked his broth- : Anne necJcllne, :feature4, loP- er, -Donald Edward McClur~ _. f pllques of Alencon lace ac. of Winnipeg, to act 8S best : cented with pearls. The skirt man':', , : extended into _(cathedral Ushering were R 0 g e r . length train edged In match. Wynn Mason, brother of the : ing lace. bride, 'Michael Richard 0'. A Juliet cap of beaded lace Callaghan, of Dearborn, and . held the former :Miss Ma. Andrew Nigel Jones, of Cal. : son's chapel length, illusion gary, Alberta, Canada. . veil, edged and appUqued Mrs. Mason selected a , with lace. She carried a loose short dress of pale. yellow ~bouquet of white cymbidium satin.striped silk chi f f 0 n, . orchids and freesla, with Ivy. with a shadow print, for her • Honor matron Mrs. John daughter's wed din g. The ; Hickey Schoenherr wore a 'bridegroom's mother chose ~ gown and jacket af pale a short gown of plnk.beige : tpe'ach chIffon and carried a silk jersey. styled with a !small, loose bouquet of Sonia pleated skirt. , Civic Chamber Group to Play

The Detroit ,S y m ph 0 n y Symphony Civic Orchestra's - Civ:l~Chamber Orchestra will administrator, p r 1-nc i pal ;- present a concert at Or- trombonist for the DSO. chestra Hall Monday, March The Civic Orchestra is pre. 17, at 8 o'clock. The first ~enting a nine-concert series part of the scheduled pro- this season, on Monday eve- gram consists of Beethoven's nings at 8 o'clock in Or. March and the M 0 Z art chestra Hall. Tickets at $4 Fourth Violin Concerto, with each are available at the Or. soloist Kelly Leon. chestra Hall box office, Both works will be can. where further information ducted by Michael Krajew. may be obtained by calling ski, the OOO's Conductor 883-3700. Group discounts Fellow. are available. The second part will offer The De t r 0 i t Symphon Cop 1and's Appalachian Civic Orchestra is a profes- Spring and Schuller's Sym- sional t r a i n i n g orchestra phony for Brass and Per- sponsored by the DSO, with c<1ssion, conducted by Ray- major assistance from the mond Turner, the Detroit J. L. Hudson Company.

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Workshop Scheduled Five Pointes Club to Meet Spring Tea Time Swe'et Adelines to Do Rjverboat Revue By Hospital Auxiliaries Mrs. Franklin Quale, pres. At the club's February The Southeast 'D is.t r i c t, ident of the Five Pointes meeting, held' in the hom~ Michigan A'Ssociationof Hos- Garden Club, will open her of Mrs, Ludwig Schi\!le, Ken~ For Woman's Club pital Auxiliaries, wil,l present Harvard road home to club neth Carey, of the Men'~ its 23rd annual .workshop, members Monday, March 17, Attorney Dayna Milbrand to Talk on "Prep;ing "Expectations," T u e s day, at 12:30 o'clock. A short bus- Gar den C I u b of Grosse for A Change of Status;" Guests May Be March 18, at the Wayne iness session wit! .be followed Pointe: talked on flowers i~ County 'Medical Society in by a house plant exchange. the garden. Invited by Prior Arrangement Antietam street, Detroit Mrs. Robert L. Hegler, De. The Massey Tapes developed $12.50 each may be obtained Members of the Grosse Pointe Woman's Club troit.Macomb Hospital, dis- by Dr. Morris Massey, of the ,by 'Contacting Mrs. Jame$. and their guests will welcome the arrival of trict president. will welcome University of Colorado. Stanton, of Mount Clemens; spring-officially, it's at 12:22 the next morning, the delegates at a 9 o'clock Prepaid reservations at 463-0192. but it's always nice to anticipate - when they continental breakfast. Ori. gather for tea next Wednesday, March 19, at 12:3Q entation, conducted by Mrs. o'clock in the Grosse Pointe War Memorial's Merrill Petrie, chairman of the da.y, will precede the Crystal Ballroom. 1------four workshop sessions. Following the tea hour, .r.faoombCounty Bar Associ. Show that special "beau", program chairman Mrs. ations and the Women !Jaw. One, a Mini Human PG- tential Seminar, will be led Thomas D. Baldwin will yers' Association, will talk by .Elizabeth 'M. Anderson, ;n your life she is not introduce the afternoon's on "Preparing ior A Change M.A., counselor, 0 a k 1and guest speaker, Dayna of Status." Community College. Another, a mere \\10" with our Milbrand, a Dracticin~ In private liie, at home in on Gift Shops. will hi!1hli!1ht attorney. instructor in Gj'U~ roime, sne 15 .Mrs. business management; oper- Donald B. Shumaker, wife Family Law at Macomb of Dr. Shumaker. ating policies, merchiandise problem solving 'and other sterling or 14k yellow gold County Community Col- Tea hostess for the day important phases of running lege and speaker on Fam- Mrs. Richard F. Huegli and a hospital shop. ily Law at professional co.hostess Mrs. Robert J. The East Pointe Chapt~r of Sweet will be the East Pointe Chorus, the Mel Ravitz, Ph.D., Detroit. seminars. SChellig hiave s e 1e c t e d Adelines, Inc., including, (standing, Lakeshore Chorus of the Society for Wayne County Community Ms. Milbrand, a graduate Breath of Spring as their left to right), Pointers HAZEL DE- the Preservation and E..,couragement Mental Health Board, will of Newton College of the ta,ble theme. COSTER, ELLEN NEWAK, DE- of Barbershop Quartet Singing in report on the Comprehensive Sacred Heart and Wayne Assisting them on the tea ANNA LEONE SANDY FULGEN- America, banjoist Orrin Foslein, the Health planning Council of State Univereity IJaw School, comm1ttee are Wom'an's Club Sou,theast Michigan, touching tJXlmberof the Michigan and members Mrs. Robert V. ZI, MARGE GAGLIO and LINDA 1978 Region Two quartet champions RA YMOND, (kneeling, left to right), on some aspects of the recent Bass-ically Four and Stubby and the .Ihospital bed reduction leg- GRACE YAKLIN, LINDA LIDDI- Longhorns, a comedy group. Sweet islation . .COATI', director, of Sterling Heights, Adelines is an international four-part T.he :fourth works hop, Sterling . $43°0 I and MP...UREEN NEUHAUS, will pre- harmony organization for women. "Come 'Follow Us," will focus 14k yellow gold. .. $2995 CASH sent its first show, "Riverboat Re- Tickets and/or further information on the challenge to locate vue," Satw'day evening. March 15, about the revue may be obtained by and utilize untapped volun. Purchasers at 8:15 .o'clock at Roseville High contacting Marti Miller at 886-3785. teer resources in the COM- School. Donation is $3.50. Featured munity. of After luncheon, served at DIAMOND and ESTATE Ulen.fe Jewel,.,! Ch'arvat, Mrs. Joseph Ohoj. Ray Smith, Thurston iR. 11:15 o'clock, Murray L. nowski, Mrs. Augustus J. Johnson, Ph.U., senior. psy- Since 1934 JEWELRY Springett, James D. SbaUard, lJook Review chologist, P.G.H. Me nLa 1 Christie, !Mrs. 'H'owlard F. Richard G. Stoner, Maurice 16601 E. Warren Hiaarer, Mrs. Willlilm K. L. strong, Rdbert E. '!'.rink. Set at Church Health Clinic, and Loren Hayduk, Ml'S. ,Horst K. Jen. lein, Boyce C. Tope, AaroJ' O'Uee, chief .p'Sychiilltricso- sen and MM. c:hlrence R. cial worker, ;P.G.H. Mental E. Wilcox, ,Howard S. Wil. All members and friends Health Clinic, will report on -....-~ _.~- . KaVllln. liams and Frank C. Willson. of the Women's Association More are the Mesdames edrTU"ld t. AHEE Members planning to briJi.g of Grosse Pointe Memorial Gordon C. Liesemer, John guests are requested to con. Church are invited to hear Jewelry company W. Murphy. Roland Postel, tlact th{! sodal choalrman , Mrs. Carl Fisher review (I t{!foai 20139 Mack Avenue Paul H. Schafer, Michael H. Mrs. Lawrence E. HoImes, at SChneider, Kenneth J. Scott, "The Johnstown Flood" by BRIDAL SHOW 881-7716. David McCullough next Tues. day, March 18, at 1 o'clock LET US HELP PLAN YOUR WEDDlNG 886.4600 Plan Women's Art Conference at the church. Mrs. Fisher and her hus. SUNDAY, MARCH 16th" ... eUUM band, Interim Minister of Doors Openat 1:30 P.M.-Show Starts 2 P.M. POINIE • .. th~~o:~~~s*~~~~a~~~r A~ InS~~:~d~:~~l ~ ::)~ ~~~:~. ;~:e pe~~a:;~r~~8~~ , will fPonsor .a conference at 1:30 o'clock. . dents of Johnstown, Pa. TICKETS '1.00 ADVANCE - '2.00 AT THE DOOR • IUonll Hoov. Week Special this Sunday, March 16, at the . A panel discussion on They experienced the 1977 ' Center !or Creative Studies- "F em in Ism and Artistic flood, and Mrs. Fisher will DOOR PRIZES TOT ALINa OVER '1,400 College of Art and Design in Standards," moderated by offer updated insight into H00 Ver Detroit's Universlty.cultural artist Lois Teicher, begins at McCullough's account of the ~. ai1 BARRISTER HOUSE ..•...-....,.'....C..'d'" ..'':;'" E'.' iI,'.:( Center. Free pa~ng is.ar . 2. Parti~ipan~,5 wiUlnclude deva~l!otinQ,"oo~ .J lAAG , I VA UU . ableoncamllus:'""'" '" .',. 'artlst'CotlIileSllmQras,Betsey \ 'f, ••.r ,~'t', :'l'l)'fh_'r'lwt I,,, ',lid , Ij 21801 HARPER .t Sunnysld., 8t. C•• I, Sho,.. (. rOIlTArOWffl'vACUUM . . \' Regl1itratton.'1JeIi.1lll;&t'1G:tIO 'Mame\1~ art ICrittc-fCl' Month. '""et"o;o..ef",'m" ':;"n' ~Ai

CCS, on "Feminist Support partment of the University tural Center's Ladies Auxili- __ ,_w.~ I for Women in {he Arts." of Windsor. acy will present an Easter ! ~~ Josephine Kelsey, social Those attending are reo Parade spring luncheon and ModtlSI015 psychologist, organizational quested to bring three to five fashion show Tuesday, March '; consultant and assistant pro. slides of their work. Lunch 18, starting at noon at the ' MANY IN .IORI fe3sor of Psychology at CCS, will not be provided, but cCJf. clubhouse in East Outer JiHt One UNA DYIRIIIID SPICIALI will give ill presentation on fee and doughnuts will be drive, Detroit. .... "CulturaL Impediments to available during the registra. Tickets, at $8.50 per per. Women's Creativity." tion 'period. son, may be reserved by call. TU 1-0700 21002 MACK Feminist therapist Joan Admission is free to Worn. ing Andree Grosse at 881. ..3dea' Israel will speak "Special en's Caucus -forArt members, 2960. Party chairman is , on l Needs of Women as Artists," $2 for non:Members. Further Gertrude Allor. Co.chainnan ~ and. Susan Rossen. publica. information is I3.vailable by is Mary Thiele. F-ashions will \ tions director at the Detroit contacting Ms. Wise at 872. be by Hadley's. Inc., com. /01' your Institute of Arts, will discuss 3118, (CCS-Dl)troit). mentary by Carol Kilinger. "Matronage." ,I Birthday Week ,l\'~~"'" _~fI r

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Ski Hi Slates No Leads in CIYlle Murder Chamber Music Concert Set SHS. Competes Garden Club VilLAGE OF -'ine Koob Trip .------The Chamber Music Play. played by Irene Kinsey. vio. In Music Fest Hosts Semrau GROSSE POINTE F1arms 'POlice hiave yet to Tiem. "However, sooner or ers of Grosse Pointe have lin, and Jo£ephine Howes, SHORES '- ,turn up lIny solid informa. 'Joater we'll get the 'break scheduled a concert for Sun. piano. By Tim O'NeiU The War Memorial's Ski Hi tion linked to the murder of we're looking for." day, March 16, in the Crystal Robert Semrau Jr., of Sem. NOTICE OF Mrs J ann CI h W Soprano Mary Ellen Klerkx Grosse POI'nte South H'lgh Cl b f st d -' i d . e e yne, w 0 as Th ere have be,)n no arrests Ballroom of the War Memo. hI . rau's Garden Center in East MARCH COUNCIL 1.1 or u e....s n gra es killed Hal1()Ween evening. made and no firm su""""ts and Kat een Merrill, mezzo. School's A Cappella Choir Detroit, will address the """'en to 12 l' tlakm'g d ~.. ~~ rial, 32 Lakeshore, at 2:30 soprano wl'll sl'ng numbers d lh G' I MEETING ...... s a van. October:n in the F-arms. confirmed in the four.month. ,.an e Ir s Glee Club will Men's Garden Club on Thurs- tage of the late winter with "We are still checking into {lid ca£e. Mrs. Clyne's body p.m. by Mendelssohn, Williams comp:!te at Avondale High day, March 20, at the Grosse . . ht k' t . h f d' The program will open and Handel, accompanied by School in the District Choral The regular Council a twm}g 5 1 rip to Pine t e calls .we received in con. was oun m the bushe3 wl'th the Duo for VI'oll'n and J h' H F Pointe Library, 10 Kercheval, Knob on Friday. March 14. nectlon. With. the murder, "1 a ong Kerc heval b e t wee n osep me owes. e.tival on Friday , March at 8 p.m. meeting of the Village ~id Detective George Van Merriweather and Lothrop -Piano, opus 162, by Schubert, After a brief intermission 21. Semrau will speak on hang. Council of the Village The tdp leaves the center, Tiem. "Most- {If the calls have shortly a£ter 6:30 'p.m. on Mendel Lucatsky, violin, and The singing competition ing baskets. A slide show of Grosse Pointe 32 Lakeshore road, at 4 p.m. proven to be of no real value. Halloween evening. She had Confab Hosts Martin Burwell, piano, will will fe'alure groups of over will accompany the talk. Shores will be held at in charter highway' buses However. we're still follow- been stabbed a times near perform the Sonata in F, Op. 17 people appearing before All male gardeners are in. 8:30 A.M. EDT, Tues- with compartments for skis. ing some of them u~." the chesl with a long. sharp, D. Mackelcan 24 (Spring) by Beethoven. three judges, who will rate vlted to attend. 'd . At present, -Detectives Van .thin-bladed in£trument. h' I d th:! students on their per. day, March 17, 1980,at BeSI es round trip tra nsp or. Tiem Earl Field and Samuel -- .T ethProgsramt\tVlloconl cube I form~lnce. and also on their the Municipal Build. th 6 S h tation. aU. area Jiit ticke'ts !Card~lla are still working On Tuesd!ly, February 5, Douglas W. Mackelcan Jr., wThlul'lle. epeerfxorem'ersP'I'n' thYeI music S\i;ht readi.ng abilities. out eastern ing, 795 Lake Shore and supel"Vlslon are included on the case along with sev. the News published descrip- head of the Upper School at I' The sludents Will r t SR. Road, Grosse Pointe for $11.75.. plus. $1 for man. era I state .t~00per3 on an off tions reJeasej by Farms University Liggett, was one sextet are Linda Dobertin, "0 I 40 d' . . epresen ets eltlUO'"l datory skimg Insurance. and ~n basl's, 'accordl'ng to police of a man and a wom- f 5 d d flute' Sylvia Starkman oboe' I,) o. lstnct high sehools I /., Shores instead of on ... an pieeed together from wit. 0 over 00 e ucators atten Laur~n Mitchell cl~rinet: I' a?~ .wllI be rated in three -_ March 18, 1980, which S~i blessons and rentals are Van Tiem. nC5ses who placed -the two ing the Midwestern Regional Ernestine Bar n' e s, horn: QlVlslOns. The Janua~y and June is the regularly avai'8 Ie at low costs. Sign "We're not looking at any- near the are'a of the crime Meeting of the College Board Michael Wieland, bassoon; I ~he A C~ppella Choir, fea. 1930 graduating. classe5 of up should be immediate. thing new and exciting at on the evening of the mur. in Chicago on February 17 and Doris Eubank. piano. turmg B2 smg~rs from South, S~utheastern HI~h School scheduled time. Only a f~w openings remain. this time," ~dmitted Van der. to 19. I last year received a Division Will celebrate their 50th an. Mackelcan addressed a ses- The public is cordially in-, I ratin-g, and the Girls Giee niversat'y this spring. These descriptions have 50 't d Ad .. . $2 h b Edmund ~1. Brady, Jr. '::: far produced no worthwhile sion on "Written Recom VI e. mission IS at t e CI~ reeeived a Division II For further details call Clerk information. mendations - The Impact door. rating at the same festival. 821-1952 or 779~4. CITY OF on College Admission." H~et s h are d the podium wit I SCh001 81ales Sheperd Shanley, Associat ~ • • ~ D .,. ... 117...... _:> 311'... : ... +..... flirl'<'tor of .A.nmi~~io'1~ 1\ ... orl,.roc In • _P"'trtr,.. "" .... n ,..."" " 1 m..._~...... " ~"'4J,;J~. ifjl.lJlU..l~ ..walJ.lJlJ~ IConey Supper Northwestern University. """L ••• LL"" ••• ~. &J...::Jl...::JlC • U•••• ~ n, ro Mackelcan and Shanley discussed the gathering of The Richard School PTO information for a recom MICHIGAN is sponsoring A Coney Island mendation, what and what Supper on Thursday, March not to include in an evalua. FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH 20, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. tion and how to handle the 14554 E. Jefferson A,'e. There will be a choice of a issue of confidentiality. Rev. Ronald Schmidt - Rev. John Schleicher THEi PASSION NOTICE OF mini-supper or super-supper Regional m e e tin g s are featuring one or two Coney held in six diUerent loca Worship Services PUBLIC HEARING Island Hot Dogs, potato chips, Hons across the country each OF CHRIST 8:30 and 11:00 a.m. relishes and home-made des. winter so that 0 f f ,i c e r s Sunday School serts. Trustees and other Councils 9:40 a.m. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council, Prices IIlInge from $2.25 of the College Board can Lenten Services: meeting as a Board of Appeals under the provisions of 't~ $2.75 and proceeds will gather information and guid. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Section 5-11.1 of the 1975 City Code of the City of be used to renovate the ance from representatives of 8:30 p.m. Healing Service Grosse Pointe Woods, will meet in the Council-Court Richard School Library. member institutions to shape 11:00 a.m. Thursday Room of the Municipal Building, 20025 Mack Avenue, Tickets will be available the organization's future pro. Grosse Pointe Woods, on Monday evening, March 17, at the door, 176 McKinley. grams and policies. 1980. at 7:30 p.ll). to hear the following appeals. ebefteur bBptIst church 21001 MOROSS ROAD D£TflOIT, MICHIGAN 48238 882-2721 a. Appeal ~f Carmello A. Sgroi. 1427 Sunningdale .. THE Listen. to WMUZ 103,5 PM: ; ": "l. Grosse Pointe Woods, wherein a proposed lot splIt at the rear of such residence, also known as Lot GROSSE POINTE 4aily at .4:40 p.m.. . ; .. 1 85 Lochmoor Subdivision, creates a deficiency in the minimum rear yard requirements of 35 feet PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM Sunday School for 'aU-aeea ~~ '0. \ ~ 1I:~ as provided for in Section 5-4-1 (D) of the 1975 a.m. ( __ .-.. \... .::, City Code (SChedule of Regulations); a variance Hom1n. Semee 11 '.m. c:::...r ~ is therefore needed from the Board of Appeals. SPECIAL NOTICE ABSENT VOTER Evenin. Seni~ 8:30 p.m. b. Appeal of Howard and Joann Crabb, 1191 N. Re. L naud, Grosse Pointe Woods, who are appealing ...: L the denial of the Building Inspector to issue a BALLOTS ~J' ;: -. GROSSE POINTE MEMORIAL --:-~ ~ '. permit to construct an addition to such residence, Grosse Pointe Woods ;,,-- also known as Lot 872, Renmoor Park Subdivision SPECIAL ELECTION United Presbyterian Church in U.S.A. #3. which would create a deficiency in the 16 Lake Shore Dr., Grosse Pointe Farms br '. MONDAY, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH minimum rear yard requirements of 35 feet as provided for in Section 5-4.1 (D) of the 1975 City March 24, 1980 19950 Mack Avenue Code (SChedule of Regulations>; a variance is Office 882-5330 Dial-A-Prayer 882-8770 (halfway between Morass and Vernier Roads) therefore needed from the Board of Appeals. Notice is hereby given that applications for ab- SUNDAY WORSHIP WORSHIP SERVICE each Sun., at II :00 (Nursery incl.) sentee baIlQts.J~ the special election to be held 9:30 and 11 :30 8.m. , SUND.~Y. ~Qt,lI~ OPPORT~NlT1~$: ., t ,;;' in The Gro~~ointe ~Ublic Scnool'System on I Adult"'ll'nd"Youth £ourses at 9:'3(} .. ,' -,~ ...- " \ the above date will be received fr:om 8:00 a.i:n.-t'o- Marcil 16: "SEVEN'BASKETS FULL" . n Children's Church School and. Nursery' at 9:30 Che.ter E. Pete""n 4:30 p.m., Monday through Thursday, and 8:00 Ray H. Kie/y ., Children's Learning Centers at II: 00 1 City Administrator.Clerk a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Fridays, beginning February 9:30: Church School, Crib Care Junior High and Senior High programming Sunday 25, 1980 at the Administration Building located at 10:30: Fellowship Hour. Adult Classes, Evenings. 389 81. Clair Avenue. Crib Care for information 8 p.m.: ORGAN RECITAL ~all 886-4300 24 hours a doy Applieations will be received until Saturday, Seniors' luncheon reservations, call 886-4532 by William De Turk SPECIAL NOTICE March 22, 1980 from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at Pastors: said Administration Building. LENTEN DINNERS and PROGRAMS David J. Eshleman Robert Co Unthi~vm Jolin R. Curphey FOR VOTING PRECINCT Wednesday, 6:15 p.m . . Emergency Absent Voter Applications will be March 19: "Korean Presbyterian Church CHANGES received on Election Day, 'March 24, 1980 from CHRIST THE KING "'.''':'"i,:. of Detroit" St. Paul Ev. 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Administration ~~; Lutheran Church LUTHERAN ~, . As of February 1979 The Grosse Pointe Public School Building (in those instances where it is impossi- HOLY WEEK SERVICES 881.6670 CHlJRCH System took action to change the voting precinct boun- ble to file an application by the statutory dead- MAUNDY THURSDAY 20338 Mack, GPW daries of the School District to corr~spond more line outlined above). 8 p.m. Communion Service Chalfonte and Lothrop 884--5090 closely with the voting precinct boundaries of the cor- Family Worship 9: 15 responding municipal governments. Re-enactment of the Last Supper Sunday School-9:oo a.m. Absentee voter ballots must reach the under- Sunday School 9:45 GOOD FRIDAY Bible Classes-9:oo a.m. signed at the Administration Building in time to for all ages Family Worship-10:30 This action precipitated a change in the voting place of be desposited with the Absent Voter Counting 12-3 p.m ...TRE ORE Service W{lrship 11 a.m. a.m. a small number of Grosse Pointe School District resi- Board before the closing of the polls on Election (at St. Clare of Montefa/co) Nursery at both services Wed. Bible Class--10 a.m. , dents. . Day, March 24, 1980. 8 p.m. TENEBRAE, Rev. K. R. Lentz, TR.D. Wed. Vespers-7:30 p.m. Larry D. Rankens Faure Requiem Rev. Paul E. Christ Joseph P. Fabry. Pastor Direct~r of Business Affairs EASTER SUNDAY Glenn Nielsen, Vicar Those areas affected are identified below: 9 a:m. Columabrium Service Voted at Kerby - Now vote at Monteith 9:30 and 11:30 The Grosse Pointe Kerby (between Mack and Cha1fonte) CITY OF Festival of the Resurrection < ST. MICHAn'S Congregationol Mack (between Kerby and Moross) . EPISCOPAl Chalfonte (between Kerby and Moross) and Moross (between .Mack and Beaupre) ~ CHURCH American Baptist Hillcrest (west end to Beaupre) 20475 Sunningdale Park Church Williams (between Hillcrest and Moross) Grosse Pointe Woods 240 ChaHonte at Lothrop Piche (between Hillcrest and Moross) WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN The Grosse Pointe GROSSE POINTE 884-4820 Worship Service and Beaupre (between Hillcrest and Moross) BAPTIST CHURCH 8:00 A.M. Holy Eucharist Church School UNITARIAN 21336 Mack Avenue 9:30 A.M. Bible Study 9:30 and 11:15 a.m. Voted at Kerby - Now vote at RIchard Grosse Pointe Woods (Nursery Available) Nursery facilities available Mt. Vernon (between Chalfonte and Charlevoix) BOARD OF REVIEW. OHURCH 10:30 A.M. Choral Eucha. A Warm Welcame "Our Burdens" Merriweather (between Moran and Grosse Pointe MEETING 17150 Maumee AwaIts Yau rist and Sennon. Boulevard) 881.0420 Morning Worship Sunday School St. Mark 15: 15-22 II:OOa.m. Moran (between Williams and Lakeshore) Sunday xhoal Weekday Eucharist Dr. Roy R. Hutcheon Williams (between McMillan and Mt. Vernon) 11:00 a.m.-Worship 9.45 a.m. The Property Assessment Ron of the City of and Church School 9:30 A.M:. Tuesday Rev. Jack E. Skiles Beaupre (between Moran and Mt. Vernon) Evenin~ Service 6:45 A.M:. Thursday Grosse Pointe, Wayne County, Michigan, for "To Center Down 6:30 pm. Charlevoix (between Moran and ML Vernon) Nursery . Ridge (between Moran and Merriweather) the year 1980 has been compiled. The esti- to Thou" All ServICes Kercheval (between Moran and Merriweather) mated State-Equalization factor for 1980 is Rev. Fred F. Campbell Rev. Wm. Taft St. James Grosse Pointe Boulevard (between Moran and Merri- 1:38. Therefore, in accordance with the Gen- MESSIAH weather) eral Property Tax laws of the State of Michi. EVANGELICAL Lutheran Church East Side of Chalfonte (between Moran and Mt. Ver- First English LUTHERAN non) gan and Section 35, of the City Charter, as First Church of "On The Hill" amended: Ev. Lutheran CHURC H Understanding 14320 Kercheval McMillian near Kercheval Voted at Richard - Now vote at Kerby TU 4.0511 882.5327 Church at Lakewood, Detroit McKinley (between Mack and Chalfonte) Vemier Road at Wedgewood Everyone Welcome Worship Service The Board of Review member I.N.T.A. Drive, Grosse Pointe Woods Mid.week Lenten Serviccs 9:30 and 11 a.m. Voted at Maire - Now vote at Richard Will Meet on 884.5040 every Wednesday morning (Nursery both services) Grosse Pointe at 10 a.m. 9:30 a.m. Sunday School University Place (between Charlevoix and Jefferson) War Memorial Saturday Church Worship Lakeland (between St. Paul and Lake St. Clair) Monday, March 17, 1980 5:30 p.m. Rev. A. H. A. 1M'ber Lenten Services Sunday Service: Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. St. Paul (between University and Lakeland) and Rev. Sarah Solada. D.D. Sunday: Church School Maumee (between University and Lakeland) 9:30 a.m. 10:15 a.m. Rev. George E. Kurz 10 a.m.-Discussion Rev. George M. ScheUer Jefferson (between University and Lakeland) Tuesday, March 18, 1980 11 a.m.-"Your Soul Is Church Worship, 11 a.m. Infinite" Rev. P. Keppler Voted at Maire - Now vote at Defer During the Hours of WE SPECIALIZE IN Kensington (between Kercheval and Jefferson) BIBLE STl'DY CHRISTIAN 9:00 A.M. to 11:00 A.M. Grosse Pointe Grosse and Christian Friendship United Voted at Maire - Now vote at Trombly and SCIENCE METHODIST Pointe "CHRIST First Church of Christ. East side of Jefferson (between Bishop Lane-Lake 2:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M. CHURCH Scientist Court and Lake St. Clair) 211 Morass Rood Arca FELLOWSHIP" Grosse Pointe Farms Such meeting will be held at the Municipal 886-2363 (a non denomination 282 ChaUonte Offices, 17147 Maumee. 9:15 a.m. Family Worship Churches Church) near Kerby Road If there are any que!>tion.i concerning your place to and Church School Jeffcr~on Junior High Services: vote for School Elections please call the School Dis- hnite 11:15 a.m. Worship Servo SI. Clair Shores Sunday 10:30 A.~t. trict's Business Affairs Office at 343-2050. Thomas W. Kressbach ice, Nursery and Bon Brae and Jefferson Wednesday 8:00 P.M. City Clerk Pre-School You (;'\orth of 10 Mile) LIIrry D. Rankena Sunday School 10:30 A.M. Ministers: SUNDAYS 10:30 A.M. (Infant care provided) DIrectorof BUlln"~ Aftal,.. To Worship GPN - 2-28-80, 3-6-80, 3-13-80. Robert Paul Ward 29-1.8713 Reading Room Open Mary Isaacs Frost With Thenl John Ludlam, Pastor 10.3 every day except Sun. ,

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Page Twenty-Two G R.O SSE POI N TEN E W S Thursday, March 13, 1980 GROSSE POINTE REALEST~TE BOARD BUYING OR SELLING REAL ESTATE - MAKE THE RIGHT MOVE WITH A MEMBER OPEN SUNDAY 2:3Q10 @ BROKER - VISIT OR CALL HIM FOA PROMPT, PROFESSIONAL SERVICE , Gl'...... OPEN SUNDAY 5:00 39470 Venetian Drive - -' 2:30 TO 5:00 You'll find this delightful two or three bedroom ~St.~DaySale OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 1924 Prestwick . Very g fine construction here. Ranch just off South see for yourself . Ide- River Road - Located on largest canal in FIRST ADVERTISED - 317 KERBY ROAD! Talk • ally located t his fine Farm Colonial offers southern Michigan - 3"\1 about charm ... this delightful 3 bedroom, IIh new steel breakwall - $ t:O~'( bath Ca'p~ Cod ~bsolutely radiates New England 8 three bedrooms, one and a half baths, family room and ultra ~~JlP ; .. yet I! s her~ m th.e FarJl!s and priced right ... • "GUARDIAN HOME WARRANTY" paneled family ,room life preserve - So much "O!O~D'\ If you miss seemg thiS special house, it could ruin • "TAX.SAVER" PROGRAM with beamed ceiling, much here - Price reo • "GUARANTEED SALE PLAN" Y'" who', Y"" modern kitchen and re. duced for immediate ~ " ... $1 • "CORPORATE RELOCATION DIVISION" sale. "GUARDIAN creation room. Im- mediate possession. HOME WARRANTY" Being transferred? Grosse Pointe Woods - Exciting three bedroom, . 780 TROMBLEY - ELEGANT TAX SHELTERS ARE 20167 WEGEWOOD - LOOKING FOR a spacious • If you have to move across the state ... or one and a half bath Colo- RE~LL!, RARE, an~ this excit!ng extra large two newer custom ranch in the heart of the Woods? across the country, our Corporate Relocation nial on Fairholme Drive $ family IS almost extmct! ConsIder that each unit Would you like "spin.off" the attached saleable The "sleeper" . out- Division has the contacts and the know.how to _ The furnace and roof h~s 3 bedrooms and den, (or fou.r ~drooms as you lot? Would you prefer to be a land baron? Is im- 8 standing Cape Cod fea- get you where you're going. We can profes- are only six years old, wish) two full baths, formal dmmg rooms, huge mediate occupancy necessary? Does the excep- turing h ve family bed- sionally arrange for a single executive trans- the trim is aluminum, Hving rooms and big updated kitchens .. There's tional fresh new decor appeai to you? For the rooms, family room fer or a complete company move. there's a patio, gas grill . also an attached four car garage, oyerslzed lot answers to these and all your other questions, see • with fireplace, paneled and fireplace in base- and all the atmosphere of an English Country you Sunday ... unless you just can't wait! recreatIOn room with home throughout ... it's expensive ... unless you g ment. "GUARDIAN $ bar, central air condi- HOME WARRANTY" .* understand tax shellers! 654 ~EACH TREE. '.' SO MUCH HOUSE and so many tioning, patio. plus all 1371-73 Somerset - "GUARDIAN HOME n Improvements. It'~ almo~t too e-()(j(j to hf>HE'vE'I r'~rnptln<1 ~nn rlr~np(;; W'\R.HA.N1'V" __ C;;:()! n Q~ic!~~GsscssiC:1h~:-c 1012 BEACONSFIELD. - S,P~A~ING. OF TAX SHEL- . Consider the brand new roof, handsome new sid- • I For. the ~xpanding fam. 20044 Wedgewood - "GUARDIAN HOME one bedroom Riviera :n:~S - If ,~he ml,~ 70.s IS Just fl~ht and decorat. ing, four spacious bedrooms, 21h baths country • ily. WARRANTY" - SOLD Condo complete with I~g IS yo~r ~ame thiS 5:~ all bnck. also ~,n over- kitchen, central air and a "perfect-for-everything" ~ S' carpeting, drapes and slzed.lot IS gomg ~o make Uncle WhIskers cry at location at an almost modest $158,500 ... bring kitchen appliances - tax time ... while you laugh all the way to the your spouse and checkbook! I want more? There's a bank! club house, lots of stor- Grosse Pointe City - age, swimming pool and Looking for that Tri- .o.-o..o.-o..~.o,o. .o.,o..~.o.-t>.~.b Bor~rdy security - The unit has Level? We have it! central air conditioning Walk in level has living SHOWN AT YOUR REQUEST ... and heat cost is included room, dining room - of in monthly maintenance second level has family FIRST OFFERING - Exciting Cape Cod architecture fee. Price reduced to GREENFIELD VILLAGE CHARM, GROSSE POINTE room with fireplace, with all the charm of New England, 3 bedrooms, $48,500. FARMS LOCATION, AND ... how about a full 13 modern kitchen, utility 11h baths, den and with many.extras to excite a month warranty on this fine four bedroom, 1!h discerning buyer. room and powder room bath New. England Salt Box Colonial ... all at a - third level has three 395 Fisher Road drastically reduced $89,500! Grosse p'ointe, Mt 48230 BIG BUNDLE OF BENEFITS - $55,900! If a "better bedrooms and two than new" two bedroom ranch home near East- baths - well cared for - . (313) 886-3800 SPACIOUS DETROIT COLONIAL - $41,900! Three exciting! land and the Grosse Pointe Schools, with a brand big bedrooms and a sewing room, 11h baths and Member: Nationwide new side drive and oversized 2!h car garage is family room are just a few of the many reasons to FIND-A-HOME Service. Inc. your ."dream home of the SO's," stop dreamiI,lg snap up this warranted home now! and start enjoying this fine house. It's even war- The Grosse Pointe Office ranted for 13 months for your protection at no cost to you ... why let someone else get a good deal (OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY 11-2) ... when it could be yours! NOBODY KNOWS GROSSE POINTE BEITER 21st CENTURY CONTEMPORARY; LATE FALL OC- CUPANCY - Buy it now and have plenty of time to sell and close on your home. Now that it's done, thls exceptional residence clearly reflects a life 881-0800 style seldom seen in the Pointes. $179,500. 100 Kercheval CONDO CLASSIC ... $82,500. - If you ever wanted to On- ThEtHiII see a "perfect" 2 bedroom, 1!h bath town house, eve~ to all new carpeting and decor, plus apphances and double carport parking just about 20' from the backdoor off the patio, this "ready to Marketing srAOnGm.n ~o~e .in:' master piece is it. The big question is Fine Homes M will It hnger long enough for you to even see it?" Success fully 6' ascxwrra.Inc.IElIlTOIS Let us show you through 1 THE FOLLOWING HOMES ARE AVAILABLE WITH EXCELLENT TERMS HOME ENTERTAINING is a deligh't in this classic C~lonial in Grosse Pointe Farms. The natural foliage and swimming pool ar!! enhanced by exterior lighting. A paneled library with fireplace, tw~ ~ard~!1 rooms, ~3 KercheVal 886-306 and~~:l~~~~.:~~~s~/~%?_~_~~.a few of me many extras for Y

LOOKING FOR A GOOD FAMILY HOME!! This house features four bedrooms, large kitchen with break- fast room, cozy sun room, and a finished basement with a second fireplace. Close to schools and parks. Priced in the iow Nineties. FIRST OFFERING Tradition, condition and your ambition could be the combination that puts you into this newer Georgian Colonial overlooking Lake 51. Clair. Only the very best in workmanship and materials have gone into

(:' i this exquisitely maintained residence. All major rooms have a lake view. Maids quarters over a heated four car garage, an elevator and four zone heat and air conditioning are some of the conveniences of .1 j this exceptional house. HISTORIC WINDMILL POINTE DRIVE If you could have everything in your next Detroit area house wouldn't the recipe read something like this: .j Goodman Pierce & Boyer, Inc• Lakefront location, impressive, Tudor ar.chitecture with circular driveway entrances through a beautiful privacy wall, slate terraces and walkway through an arboretum which leads to the lake. Your own private harbor and most rooms having lake views are a must. A marvelous kitchen, large, tile baths, fireplaces in all major rooms, four cars which can be easily accommodated in the attached garage with TWO BEAUTIFUL FIRST OFFERINGS separate apartment. You won't really need that helicopter pad because Downtown Detroit is just twenty minutes away. Luscious Colonial on Woods Lane offers four spacious bedrooms, 3 full baths, 2 half baths. Exquisite living SPECTACULAR VIEW room with fireplace, cherry paneled family room with beamed ceiling and random peg floors. First English Tudor home on a pl'ivate street, located on 145 feet of lake frontage. The most attractive entrance floor laundry. takes us to a forty foot gallery with French doors that overlook the lakeside patio and swimmiqg pool. Beautiful hardwood floors, natural oak panelling throughout, and three natural fireplaces. Quaint car- Beautiful 2 year old Colonial on S. Oxford. Four bedrooms, 2!h baths, large family room plus den, attached riage house over a four car heated garage. Zoned air conditioning, security system, lawn sprinklers and garage. Assumable mortgage balance at 81h% or possible LIC terms availabl~. a slate roof. GROSSE POINTE PARK EXTRA lARGE lOT If you're looking for a lot of room, beautifully arranged and decorated for a very reasonable price, with Nearly 1/2 acre of land, plenty of room for a tennis court or swimming pool. This classic center entrance ! immediate occupancy and move in condition - YOU JUST FOUND IT!!! Colonial, located on one of G.P.P. most desirable streets. The first floor features a large living room, formal dining room, kitchen with eating space, and a huge family room. The second floor has four Lovely family home, beautiful floor plan with large open rooms, attractive gardens in wide terraced yard. bedrooms. two baths, plus a dormer with its own half bath. Loads of closets, finished basement, New kitchen with natural wood floors and family room with fireplace. Four bedrooms, 31h baths. Large sprinkler system and an all brick garage. Under One Hundred and Fifty Thousand and ready to be mortgage bah:nce at 103/4 makes for terrific assumption possibilities ... so BRING IN YOUR OFFERS! decorated to your own taste. PRESTIGOUS FARMS LOCATION GROSSE POINTE CITY rj l\'1ove in and open the swimming pool then enjoy a fabulous summer of entertaining on your own slate patio Impeccable English Colonial on LAKELAND. The beautifully decorated rooms just go on and on! Up to that overlooks a very private professionally landscaped yard with a gr~nhouse. Trul)' a gracious home date kitchen for the resident culinary specialist. 7 bedrooms and 31h baths. with professionally decorated rooms. spacious foyer, living room, formal dining room, big family room with wet bar and a first floor master suite. An additional two bedrooms and bath with loads of closets on Unique and exciting, this 5 bedroom Colonial is truly something special. The foyer literally "gets" to you the second floor. with its. two-story elevations and open galleries. A grand home for elegant entertaining or everyday family living. FOUR BEDROOM - TWO BATHS Located on quiet court in Grosse Pointe Woods. this attractive story and a half home has a spacious kitchen, It may be just a stroke of luck that this beautiful English Tudor came back on the market because NOW natural fireplace in the living room. The many extras include hardwood floors, slate foyer, large closets YOU HAVE A CHANCE AT IT! Three bedrooms, p~ baths and a generous serving of leaded glass and and central air conditioning. all for under Ninety Thousand. natural woodwork - just a beauty and at a very nice price! GROSSE POINTE SCHOOLS GROSSE POINTE FARMS Small all aluminum home in Harper Woods. Excellent buy for that handyman. Living room, dining room, kitchen, bath and dormer bedrooms. Priced at under Twenty Thousand. The luck of the Irish has this beauty still available for you on McKinley Road. Attractive 3 bedroom with 11,-2 baths. Recent price reduction and possible LlC terms make this a very good buy! RENTAL LAKESHORE VilLAGE New carpeting and window treatments. totally updated unit with all new kitchen appliances, such as Spacious Cox & Baker ranch, three bedrooms, two full baths. Large open entertaining areas in thermo-paned dishwasher and trash masher. Close to transportation. $425 per month. family room and attractive rec room with fireplace. Attached garage, pretty yard with patio and grill. Good assumption terms available. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 This exceptionally charming custom built four bedroom Cape Cod in St. Ciair Shores is expressly designed Prestigious street, noted for its high quality larger homes is the gracious setting for this handsome six for organized family living. Large front foyer, natural fireplace, open staircase, sunny kitchen and two bedroom brick Colonial. Enhanced by carefully manicured landscaping, easily maintained by in-ground full baths make thb home worth seeing. A new roof and 2''2 car garage complete the picture. Priced at sprinklers. Call for more details on this superb home! $81.900. 21706 Lakeland - S.C.S.

Superior quality and styling in this exemplary offering on Provencal Road. The careful rendering of an artistic statement designed with intelligence and taste, translated into a stunning home, livable - "The Sign of the Very Best" convenient - lovely! ! ! ~\\\\III!I;t~ This Home Covered by HARPER WOODS ~ ~_'? The lasl word in nice-ness. an attractive two bedroom ranch in the Grosse Pointe School System, has ~ IV. VL:~v Interstate Warranty Co. attached garage, 3 season Florida room. lovely decor, convenient location, large yard. Under Home Warranty. Owners will consider possible terms. NO CHARGE UNTIL HOME IS SOLD Robert G. Edgar Broker Kathleen Brophy Clawson Sales Manager R.G.Edgar Sales Associates Goodman Pierce & Boyer, Inc. "-hassoaates Carla Butterly Robert Sheehy Norman Cassube Naney Stys Lucy Deibel Merle Tingley Anne Kotts Janet Dunne Dan Lundell James Trudell Betty Morris Marilyn Wood 886-3060 Mary Anna ~heldon , Thursday, March 13, 1980 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-Three

OOODMAN PIERCE & BOYER INC. GROSSE, POINTE REAL ESTJ\TEBOARD IS VERY HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE THAT BUYING OR SELLING REAL ESTATE - MAKE THE RIGHT MOVE WITH A MEMBER G} BROKER - VISIT OR CALL HIM FO A PROMPT, PROFESSIONAL SERVICE ~ LINDA DEMOREST ~ - ....=.:..- TOLES & ASSOCIATES, INC.

THERE'S A WHAT IN THE ENTRANCE HALL? That's right, there's a lava rock waterfall and garden pool just inside the front door, setting the pace for the many intriguing features to follow throughout this contemporary in Grosse Pointe Shores. An attached greenhouse, for example, and a lanai, 4 fireplaces, cathedral ceiling, and teak floors. Large family room with bar, office, library, 3 or 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 powder rooms, and an ultra modern kitchen with charcoal gas grill, and much more. OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-5:00 FOR THE PERFECTIONIST! This Colonial at 165 A PRACTICALLY-NEW COLONIAL near the lakefront Lewiston has been recently decorated and is in park in Grosse Pointe City. Only a year old and '" move.in condition. The well-planned first floor in- still looking like new, this Colonial has 3 bed- 338 FISHER, Grosse Pointe Farms - OPEN SUNDAY rooms, 2 baths, a paneled family room with fire. 2 - 5 P.M. Step in and see this lovely Cclonial; newly cludes a slate entrance hall, paneled family room HAS JOINED OUR STAFF AS SALES with fireplace and pegged flooring, spacious place, formal dining room, breakfast area in the decorated and larger than most. Clbse to schools, kitChen and a first-floor laundry. Extra features shopping and bus lines. ASSOCIATE. SHE WILL BE HAPPY TO breakfast area and attractive powder room. Up- stairs there are 4 bedrooms, 2 baths and plenty of include parquet floors, a large patio deck and an ANSWER ANY AND ALL OF YOUR assumable mortgage. 103 VENDOME, Grosse Pointe Farms - Classic Colo- closet space. The gas heating system includes AC nial for the discerning buyer. Not so large as to be REAL ESTATE QUESTIONS WITH HER and electronic air filters. unmanageable and yard has plenty of privacy. PROFESSIONAL EXPERTISE. .-- "". ~ }t'our bedrooms, panelled library and garden room I J UL.~~- & complete this lovely home. 886-3060 Sue Megowan Adelberg Ann W. Sales Mary F. Ferber Mary F. Schlaff R.S.V.P. - Call now to reply to our invitation to view .... William E. Keane, Jr. Lois M. Toles ASSOCIATES, INC. this classic newer Colonial in Grosse Pointe C.W. Toles REALTORS 885-2000 Shores. Prestigiously located on Lakeshore Road, this home has four bedrooms, two-and-a-half Have you heard about the new program on baths, huge family room with fireplace, excellent llHome Ownership in the Pointes"?, Call storage and accoutrements galore at an excellent William J. Champion & Co. price. By appointment only. " any Grosse Pointe Realtor for information. OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-5:00 HAPPY ST. PATRICK'S DAY - Four leaf clov~rs are hard to find and so are homes like this center B6 VERNIER ROAD - GROSSE POINTE SHORES - 82 CAMBRIDGE - STORYBOOK COLONIAL on private lane in the Farms has been newly built and entrance Colonial located on a wide tree-lined Enjoy country living in an uptlated farm house, welcomes your inspection. This cleverly design«:d home features three large bedrooms, thre~ full baths, cozy street in the Park .. This home has five bedrooms, situated on a half acre of land. Home has four library, central air and two car attached garage. Come see the house that Jay Barket bUilt! three-and-a-half "baths, library, new kitchen and bedrooms, bath and a half, Franklin fireplace, the decor is tasteful and sophisticated. Make this circular drive, and many more interesting fea- BY APPOINTMENT your lucky day, call for your appointment. tures ... including the price $84,900 FIRST OFFERING - LOVELY LINCOLN ROAD center entrance Colonial with four bedrooms and two- DO YOU NEED ROOM FOR A GROWING FAMILY, TWO FAMILY INCOME - This well maintained prop- and-a~half baths would be. the delight of any family. Recently decorated with modern kitchen, finished third floor with bath, wide halls and superb location. Owners transferred. close to schools - a quiet elegance mixed with erty offers the benefits of a comfortable residence family enjoyment. Six bedrooms, four on the sec- as well as a great income producer. ond floor and two on the third floor allows this FIRST OFFERING - STATELY BRICK COLONIAL in one of Detroit's nicest neighborhoods offers three bedrooms, one-and-a-half baths, library, finished basement and a price in the 4{j's! home to grow according to your needs. Call for EXCLUSIVE INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO - serving more details. Grosse Pointe and Macomb County areas. Pack- THE PRIVACY OF THIS UNIVERSITY PLACE property gives this three bedroom, two-and-a.half bath age includes all inventory and office equipment. 19823 W. IDA LANE - Just off Cook Road on Cul-de- Colonial special charm. A few of the distinct advantages are the family room, darling kitchen and lovely Exclusive lines, 8 years established contract clien- yard. sac near shoppin8:, schools, bus lines. CENTER tele list. Call Mrs. Carney. HALL RANCH WIth formal' dining room, family ENGLISH TUDOR in the City features inviting gallery room with Inglenook fireplace, paneled library, room witli" gas fireplace. Much larger once you Thomas R. Youngblood Betty Vingi family room and six family-sized bedrooms. A must see house! step in the front door. Margaret M. Carney Nori Fury Kenneth Kosovec Judi Miller COZY BRICK RANCH in St. Clair Shores will delight you with its cheery family room with fireplace, great DETROIT Bill Warren Allan Dick 13819 SARATOGA - Gratiot & Seven Mile area. kitchen and low price! Bernard J. Youngblood Tad Lewek Priced to sell in Today's Market! Spacious Brick Terry Rossmann Tom Gould Bungalow features three bedrooms, one-and-a-halI baths, formal dining room plus 2 car garage. Call and let us show you this Ideal Family Home! One Year Home Protectlon Plan Available. WM.J, BROKERS Catherine Champion Youngblood Sally Clarke Penny Ledlie Cathy Champion Dillaman TAPPAN a Ann Dingeman Evelyne Rupp Member 01the Grosse Pointe Real R.altYlnc. Dorothy Healy Jean Wakely Cham~ionAND COMPANY Shirley Kennedy Mary Walsh Estate Board, Detroit Real Estate ASSOCIATES lorraine Kirchner 102Kercheval 884-5700 Board, and Metropolitan listing Gallery of Ho'mes . 8ervlce. ,») \~."': ";:.J ;.~ t...~ 90 Kercheval, , ... '-, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 313-884-6200 20087 MACK AVENUE • GROSSE POINTE WOOD.S MEMBERS OF: GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE BOARD, METROPOLITAN LISTING SERVICE. McEDRA MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE DETROIT BOARD OF REALTORS. FINANCING AT 11% AND LESS

Many of our Sellers realize, ,as we do, that LAND CONTRACT financing, currently limited to 11% interest, ~ 886-8710 not only offers substantial savings to Purchasers but is an attractive investment to sellers also. We have Grosse PoInte Wood. Office several Land Contract opportunities available currently. , S,~,!l~~~ 20439 Mack Avenue .. 1.c Grosse Pointe Woods, Mich. 48236 Also for those Purchasers with larger downpayments, we have several attractive, low interest, MORTGAGE ASSUMPTIONS. "Where Sales and Friends Are Made"

TWO FIRST OFFERINGS FIRST OFFERING - -OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 19217 EAST,!30RNE - Harper Woods with Grosse Pointe schools. Brick bungalow with a dining room, 3 bedrooms, eating space in kitchen, recreation room, 2Y.l car garage. Assumable mortgage and the new owner can enjoy a 13 month home warranty. Stop by Sunday.

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 BY APPOINTMENT

9 ELMSLEIGH - Elegant appointments! Brand new. 263 VENDOME CT. - Be the first family to live in this 4 bedrooms, 3'"h baths, family room, library, 1st beauty. Still under construction colors can still be floor laundry, island cooking in large kitchen, 3 of your own choice. car garage. ft,:,:.,.c:~-,c.:ti.;;.;.~,..,..,..,~...... J".~.,.,:;/ ..:.I.fJ The one next door' needs a family too! 267 VENDOME ... • ;;;;';;;:;" '.~ .-...... • ,.""~,. , ,J .... d~., .. _ ,:.~.i;' .... , £...... SPACIOUS three bedroom home with leaded glass and 20800 MARTER RD. - Instantly appealing and reo. CT. also brand new and still under construction . NEWER HOME, four bedrooms and two baths, fa mil\' Call for more det2ils. natural woodwork, new kitchen, first floor laundry, room, study, attached garage and best of all we offer a duced in price to make it even more appealing, 3 newly decorated and carpeted. 8.75% ASSUMPTION 7% ASSUMPTION and/or short term LAND CON- bedrooms, 2 full baths. Family room. 2 car at- and larger 11<7~LAND CONTRACT loan available. TRACT. tached garage. GROSSE POINTE SHORES - Lovely spacious custom ranch with total luxury. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, for- mal dining room, Mutschler kitchen, 1st floor CONDOMINIUM - Four bedrooms, two baths ana THREE BEDROOM - TWO BATH, Center Entrance 1983 SHOREPOIN'I'E - The ultimate in condo living. 2 laundry, 2 car attached garage. 'new kitchen with a reasonable price in the SO's Colonial is one that you will not be able to walk large bedrooms, 11,2 baths, recreation room plus and a 8.75% large ASSUMPTION or even larger away from when you consider the attractive de- full bath, 1 car garage. Assumable mortgage. GROSSE POINTE WOODS - A nice ranch at a nice LAND CONTRACT LOAN. corating and the comfortable library _ MUST SEE. Immediate occupancy. price. 3 bedrooms with updated kitchen, central air, aluminium trim for maintenance free care, new 2% car detached garage. FARMS - ENGLISH four bedroom, natural wood- PRICE SLASHED nearly 10% from listed price makes 64{) CANTERBURY - Every amenity for gracious liv- this 1975 Colonial, in excellent condition, an e\'en ing and brand new too! 4 bedrooms, family room, work, leaded glass, natural stone fireplace, chest- GROSSE POINTE PARK - two familv flat - each nut paneled den. ASSUMPTION at 8.25%. better buy. Don't miss out ... consider this Farms 31'2 baths, 1st floor laundry, library, island cook- three bedroom. ing. 2 car attached garage. unit containing 2 bedrooms, dining room. large liv- ing room with natural fireplace, enclosed sun HOUSE HUNTING? Let us tell you about our two new WILLIAMSBURG decorating enhances the charm of porch, 3 car detached garage. houses presently under construction. Each with this three bedroom colonial, near Kercheval. in 874 NOTRE DAME - Looking for a land contract? three bedrooms, two baths, family room and lo- the Farms. Cozy den, central air, sprinkler sys- This could be for you. 15 years at 10%. 5 bed. GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Sharp 3 bedroom Colo- cated near schools and shopping. tem, aluminum trim and generous lot. rooms, P2 baths. 2 car garage. Gabe Gigante will nial with 11.2 baths. family room with fireplace, be there Sunday to greet you. country kitchen, rec. room, 21-2 car garage. As- INCOME BUNGALOW - 5942 Buckingham. $37,000 sumable mortgage. Make your appointmen~ today. INFLATION FIGHTER, priced in the low SO's and buys this well-kept two-family brick and close to schools with flexible LAND CONTRACT 319 Mc~nLLAN - Don't miss the boat on this terrific GROSSE POINTE FARMS - Price reduced drasti- aluminum building. English Colonial offering 3 bedrooms, 1'-2 baths, TERMS to help fit your budget. cally and owner will consider land contract terms. den. formal dining room. Occupancy is im- TWO FAMILY INCOME - In the best of condition. Semi. ranch, 4 bedrooms, 11-2 baths, dining room, mediate. Priced under $90,000. attached garage. FRENCH COLONIAL in prestigious WINDMILL Two bedrooms and a bath in each unit. Low main. tenance aluminum exterior, separate utilities, ga- POINTE subdivision. This home may be the best 20740 :\IARTER RD, - Possible land contract terms GROSSE POINTE PARK - Two family flat on popu- four bedroom package offered in years. Immacu- rage and storage. seller prefers cash sale but will are now offered on this tip top Colonial with 4 lar street in the park with each unit containing 2 late and appropriate decorating provided to en. consider LAND CONTRACT with reasonable downpayment and terms. bedrooms. 212 baths. family room, dining room, 2 bedrooms. dining room, living room with natural hance such features as the new kitchen and car atlached garage, fireplace, enclosed s\ln porch. paneled den. LAND CONTRACT also available. William R. McRreartv William G. Adlhoch James P. Fabick • Katherine H. Stephenson A CHOICE LOT AVAILABLE IN GROSSE 19114 WOODMONT - Located in Harper Woods this POINTE WOODS AVAILABLE TO BL'ILD TO UNIVERSITY offers some of the Pointes finest colo- John D. Hoben, Jr. M. Lee Hennes spacious ranch offers 3 bedrooms plus a den and Nanel M. Bolton 1 SUIT YOU. PLEASE CALL FOR MORE DE- nials, and this is another one. Features three bed-' Julie Doelle 2 '2 baths, 2 car garage, Super large lot. Close to TAILS. rooms, fresh decorating and LOW DOWN PAY- Myrna M. Smith Gail :\lonette schools and shopping, MENT LAND CONTRACT available. Fred R. West Patricia L. Reichard Charles E. Daas :'Ilary A, Daas CONDOMINIUM - RIVIERA TERRACE, top floor near Jefferson and Nine Mile. Two bedrooms, two baths, built.in kitchen, balcony. $63,900 - RE. ~ DUCTION. Owner will take $13,900 down, balance on two year contract, 10% interest, $535 monthly payment Great unit, great opportunity. S,~, ~~ ~t4tt,~ 13 MONTH HOME WARRANTY Gros .. Pointe Woods Office PROGRAM AVAILABLE NEWER COLONIAL with family specifications. Larg. 20439 Mack Avenue Both Buyers and sellers Benefit ... er bedrooms, family room and attached garage. 16845 KERCHEVAL, in The Village Gros .. PoInte Wood., Mich. 48236 ASSUMABLE $58,000 MORTGAGE at 8.75%. Fin::nclal Protection When You Need It Most Owner says sell this week! 886-8710 NO CHARGE UNTIL 882-5200 HOME is SOLD J. ~:-:~

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One of a Kind Overlooking Country Club Golf Course GROSSE POINTE REALEST~E BOARD BUYING OR SELLING REAL ESTATE - MAKE THE RIGHT MOVE WITH A MEMBER ~y. appointment see thi~ magnificant home. Featuring BROKER - VISIT OR CALL HIM FOR PROMPT, PROFESSIONAL SERVICE hvmg r~m, nat~ral fireplace, formal dining room, @ 1ir . modern kitchen wIth breakfast nook. Library panelled, can be used as bedroom if needed, family room with wet bar and natural fireplace. Beamed ceiling, en- closed porch, full bath plus powder room. Second floor, four bedrooms, two baths. Home recently redecorated . UecrL-=*:::"'~--'" Anderson thermopane windows. Land contract terms.' REAL ES""ATE , Best buy in the Park ~ :.;.' Open Sunday 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. ANN FORDON I Colonial, one block from the lake, featuring a first floor bedroom with adjoining bath or use it as den Congratulations to Anne : Bette Wright 886 WASHINGTON - office of family room. Thr~ bedrooms and two bath~ Nicely maintained 4 bedroom Colonial, family (Nikki) Fordon who was i Bette Wright was the up. The !arge professionally maintained grounds room, breakfast area, enclosed porch and rec. rm. the top salesperson for number one salesperson around thiS home adds to your pleasant ar.d private living. A very attractive price on this one. ENERGY FUEL CONSCIOUS BUYERS: Two First 817 WOODS LANE- 1979 at the Grosse Pointe in 1979 at the Farms Offerings in a locale close to schools, shops, hospi- PRICE REDUCTION AND LAND CONTRACT Woods Office, and a Office. She has been top Gravier near Mack-Cadieux, two bedrooms, one bath tals, churches, a 20 minute ride to Ren Cen and TERMS for lovely 3 bedroom, 2~~ bath ranch with member of the 1979 Mil. salesperson for three can. coop. $23,900. New Center area. family room and central air. lion Dollar Club. Nikki secutive years and a memo CLASSIC ENGLISH TUDOR: This stately home fea- 1439 S. RENAUD - has been a consistent per. ber of the Million Dollar George Palms Real.tors tures: natural gumwood, leaded glass french IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY AND LAND CON- former and Million Dol. Club for six years. Call doors, formal living room with fireplace, dining TRACT TERMS for this 4 bedroom. 2 bath semi- ranch with family room. upstait:s sitting room and lar Club Member. Call I Bette for help to buy or 886-4444 room. super modern kitchen with eating space, greenhouse attached to 2 car garage. her for help to buy or ; sell a home in today's National Association of Independent Fee Appraisers paneled den. The 2nd floor has 4 bedrooms, 2 baths; 3rd floor has a games room and 5th bed- sell a home. difficult market. Member Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board 5806 OLDTOWN- A Family Business For Over A Century room. Plus a brand new rec room. 3 bedroom brick bungalow in Detroit. Central air, G!?0~~E PO!:N'TF GROSSE PO!NTE 11"...._ ", : _ ..., """,_ , :_. __ t'""'., ••• .' . . ,. ,. ~ .._"''\ -.. ~ " """.- v 14 .x....,.\.t=: DUlla~1' s lIUIll~ WIllI 1lI

905 COOK ROAD GROSSE POINTE WOODS OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 HITCHING POST CHARM! This attractively decorated Cox & Baker Cape Cod near the Hunt Club offers 4 Mak~ The Right One bedrooms, 2¥.r baths, a large paneled family room with fireplace, kitchen built.lns, central air, brick patio and 2-car attached garage. Walk to Barnes or Star of the Sea schools. An excellent value at $119,500 and the By Contacting A transferred owner will give immediate occupancy! 881.4200.

ALSO OPEN SUNDAY ... Member Broker Today! 1120 DEVONSHIRE - Lovely large ENGLISH with 5 spacious bedrooms and 3 baths plus two smaller bedrooms and bath ALL ON 2nd FLOOR! Other great accommodations Include a guest.slze dining room, library, attached garage and lots of fine extras. 881.4200. 19299 LINVILLE - Corner Bournemouth. Great location handy to transportation, 1-94, SL John Hospital, "50 Facts ~ut OWningA Home'" schools and Queen of Peace! OWNERS ANXIOUS for offers'on this sharp, very complete 3 bedroom, 1\2 bath COLONIAL with large living room, family room, 2¥.r car garage and lovely, NEW CARPETING. Nicely FACT: Home ownership Is one of the best possible priced In the 60's. 884.0600. shelters from Innatlonl 295 LOTHROP - Desirable Farms location and nicely planned center hall RANCH with 2 bedrooms and den For detaOs on the above fact, and 49 others, caUor stop (or 3rd bedroom), large Florida room easily converted for year-round use, finished basement and priced for by.any one of the Schweitzer Real Estate/Better excellent value at $119,000. Perfect for those who would like the convenience of Condominium living, but Homes and Gardens 'fM offices for your FREE copy 'prefer\\~~8\e X'.~~4~nceJlrlvacY.,,884-Oll

1985SEVERN - Tree.lined Grosse Pointe Woods street and a 3 bedroom, 11h-bath COLONIAL you will want to see. Kitchen built.ins, unique 2-way fireplace, family room, finished basement, 2¥.r car garage and priced right. 884.0600. " • ~ I 16935VILLAGE LANE - A charming little street near Village shops, bus, lakefront park and Maire school ~..,;:.-;$~~1r offers a 3 bedroom, 11h bath COLONIAL priced In the popular low 7G's range. LAND CONTRACT TERMS .~ ". .~;}1i~~;};;i~~;~r;:'rf,~;.(-1~:r.:1' ~~~~ and OFFERS INVITED! ALSO OPEN SATURDAY from 2 to 4 - if you're shopping in the Village, stop In NEW OFFERING - Large gracious five bedroom 3¥.r NEW 0 FERING - Nice four bedroom family home. and take a look! 884.0600. bath home. Formal dining room, library. Fireplace. Dining room, large kitchen with a breakfast nook. New Basement recreation room. Two car garage. roof. Aluminum trim, Basement. Two car garage, 21239 MANCHESTER - Harper Woods. Nicely kept 3 bedroom brick RANCH with updated kitchen, Florida 886-4200 886.5800 rcom, natural fireplace, large basement games room and 2.car garage, 881.6300. SHOWN BY A~POINTMENT FIRST OFFERING on Colonial Court of a sparkling 2 bedroom BUNGALOW wIth expansion space on second floor. This cozy charmer offers natural fireplace, separate dining room and eating space In kitchen, central air and an attractive price. Don't wait - call today! 881-4200. JUST LISTED! Popular newer Unlverslty.Liggett area and a sharp and spacious RANCH with everything! Four bedrooms, 3 full baths, large living- room, famlly.slze kitchen with bullt.ln oven, range, dishwasher, plus finished basement with extra bedroom and bath. LAND CONTRACT TERMS! 881.6300. GROSSE POINTE PARK - A SIMPLE ASSUMPTION and a RECENT PRICE REDUCTION make this gracious ENGLISH home a great buy! Flexible floor plan Includes 6 bedrooms with two handily located on first floor; updated kitchen and spacious rooms thruout. 884-0600. NEW OFFERING - CONDOMINIUM - Newly deco. NEW OFFERING - Three bedroom 2 bath home with rated 6 bedroom 3~'l bath home with many extras. aluminum trim on a boulevard street. Central air. Din. PERRIEN PLACE - A terrific Scott.built 4 bedroom, 2¥.r bath spilt rock COLONIAL with low maintenance Large dining room, library, fireplace. Basement re- ing room, family room fireplace. Basement entertain. features thruout. Large family room with fireplace, 2nd floor laundry, central air, complete carpeting and creation room. Garage. Land contract terms. ment center with a Ih bath. Large 2Y.!car garage. window treatments. Immediate occupancy. 88+ll6OO. 886-5800 888-4200 MADISON - Fresh and charming one.owner brick BUNGALOW with 2 bedrooms plus HUGE expansion CONDOMINIUM 22045 857 GROSSE POINTE CT. - Land 19919 COUNTRY CLUB. Land attic (20x22'), fireplace, full basement and maintenance free aluminum trim. Immediate occupancy in this SHOREPOINTE - Two bedroom contract. Three bedroom 3 bath contract. Nice bungalow in the handy Kerby school area location. Young budget priced at $59,900! townhouse beautifully decorated. home. Family room, fireplace. Grosse Pointe School District. Attached 2 car garage. Heated 2 car garage. Two car garage. PICTURE PERFECT ENGLISH on Bedford completely UPDATED THRUOUT! 4 large bedrooms, 2 baths 886-4200 886-4200 886-4200 on second floor PLUS 2 bedrooms and bath on 3rd floor; large family room, kitchen built-Ins, and much 335 GROSSE POINTE BLVD .. 1857 ROSLYN - Three bedroom more to like. Call today for exciting details. 884-0600. Land contract. Six bedroom colo- brick bungalow. ~ewer roof and 1949 HU~TIt'iGTON . Three bed- nial ideal for entertaining. furnace. Enclosed porch. room 2 bath home. Central air. IDA LANE - Thinking about something smaller, but not quite ready for the "condominium move?" 886-5800 886-4200 Basement entertainment center. Consider this sharp 2 bedroom air conditioned brick RANCH that Includes large kitchen, basement games 19751 KINGS CT. E. - Assumable 886.4200 room with wet bar and extra half bath and attached garage. Perfect at $78,500. 881-6300. 12'7, annual interest rate. Spaci- 805 CA~TERBURY - Well kept 4 ous 4 bedroom 2 bath home. Three bedroom 21.'2 bath brick Colonial. LAKELAND - A gracious ENGLISH stucco offering great space including 7 bedrooms, 41h baths, 30' living car garage. Central air. Two fireplaces. CONDO:\I1~ru~1 . 514 RIVIERA. room, large library with fireplace, many kitchen built.ins plus large adjoining breakfast room, 1st floor 886.4200 886-4200 Land contract. Two bedroom 2 bath lower level apartment. maid's room, 3rd floor games room and MUCH MORE! 881-4200. 375 MOROSS . Quick occupancy. 755 PEMBERTON . Land can. tract. Three bedroom Colonial. $57.500. Three bedroom brick ranch. Re- 886.4200 INVESTME:-iT MINDED? Note this 2.FAMILY flat in excellent Park rental area handy to park and creation room. Greenhouse. At- deep lot. Library. Paneled recrea- downtown bus. Each unit with 3 bedrooms. living room, dining room and kitchen. $63,000. 88l.42OO. tached garage. tIOn room. 888.4200 GROSSE POINTE VICINITY - An outstanding 3 bedroom, 1Ih bath center entrance COLONIAL with 886-4200 1404 ALl:'iE . Three bedroom updated kitchen including built. Ins and eating area, separate dining room, natural fireplace, 2-car garage 731 GRAND MARAIS. Assumable 21143 FLEETWOOD - Large 3 brick Ranch. Finished basement and ver>' handy to St. Clare school and church. LAND CONTRACT TERMS POSSIBLE! Priced In the 50's, mortgage. Three bedroom Colo- bedroom brick Bungalow. ~ewer with a 4th bedroom Two car gar. 884-0600. nial. Master suite Recreation ro~f. All new carpeting. Firep, age. Room. lace. Basement and garage. 888.4200 - .....r'\ 886-4200 886-5800 IMPORTANT SERVIC~ 2077 KES~IORE . Land contract. 20284 BEA t:FAIT . Three bed. 2189 HOLLYWOOD. Quick occu. FOR TRANSFEREES: Three bedroom brick bungalow. room brick Bungalow. Aluminum ;>9 101msa .tv: ';~ pancy. Three bedroom brick Bun. Air conditioner. Study. Basement. trim. Dining room. Basement galow. Finished basement. Big aEALToas Two car garage. with a shower. Two car garage. 21'2 car garage. .~ 886-5800 75t-6OOO 886-4200 REL(!) LA~D CO:-iTRACT I~L\IACt:LATE . 'NTI" .C!TY "ILOCATION ""VIC! Large 3 bedroom brick home in the Farms. All natural Bright and cheerful brick Colonial two blocks Irom wood thrllO,lt Beautiiul fireplace. Forma I dining Parcell School. Formal dining room Basement room, family room .Ju~t the home for a large fam. Roomy garage. GROSSE POINTE FARMS GROSSE POI NTE PARK GROSSE POINTE WOODS Ii\' ?'P.f\4200 82 Kercheval 884.0600 16610 Mack 881.4200 19790 Mack 881-6300 'tWo GENERATIONS OF TRUST WITH 15 OffiCES DETROIT OFFICE -"' 11500 Morang - 839.4700 '~" . . . SERVING 35, COMMUNITIES lB. , ( Thursday, Ma'rch 13, 1980 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-Five HIGBIE MAXON, INC. CDonahell. CBaeh. CUhQson, BERKSHIRE ROAD - Windmill Pointe area. Custom' g gtAOh CReaQB~tate built 5 bedroom 31k bath Colonial. Paneled library with fireplace. Screened porch. Extra room ~or ., ... FIRST OFFERING study or office off master bedroom. Recreation room with wet bar and fireplace. 2 car attached IN THE WOODS . . . Beautifully maintained brick garage plus a 2 car detached garage. Front and Colonial, 2 bedrooms, central air, paneled rec rear lawn sprinkler system. room with franklin fireplace, heated Florida room. Outside is completely redone & professionally landscaped. Assumable mortgage. CALVIN - Quality built and beautifully maintain~d 3 bedroom English in convenient Farms location. OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-5:00 Both a sun room and a 22 foot family room. New furnace. 2 car garage, Adjacent lot also available. IN THE CITY ... 716 RIVARD ... Colonial featuring House alone only $69,000, 4 bedrooms, 2"2 baths, family room plus a library, 2 car attached garage and land contract terms are available. CAMERON PLACE - Spacious Georgian Colonial '"'>'~:',.' .roc ... built in 1972. Center hall with circular stairs. Fam- IN THE PARK ... 1015 NOTTINGHAM ... Extremely ily room with fireplace and bar. Vaulted ceiling in FIRST OFFERING - Kerby Road - Great family FIRST OFFEIUNG - Lincoln Road - Center hall well maintained Colonial with 3 bedrooms, 1"2 living room. Library with bay window and adjoin. house plus the advantage of an 'assumable mortgage. Colonial on popular tree lined street. 13.6 x 22.6 living bath features central air. glass screened porch ing bath, 1st floor laundry with lav. 4 bedrooms Priced at $79,000 this residence offers a modern room with fireplace. 13 foot formal dining room. 1st and newer roof. (master bedroom has tremendous closets and kitchen with built ins, a 1st floor lavatory and a 21 foot floor lavaton' 3 nice size bedrooms and 2 baths all dressing area) and 2 baths on 2nd. Attached gar- family room, 3 nice size bedrooms (spacious master 2nd. Hecreat;~n room. Possible mortgage assumption IN THE FARMS. , .216 McMILLAN LAND CON- age. Sunken patio. Central air and alarm system. bedroom) and bath 011 2nd. 2 car garage. at II <1< interest. TRACT TERMS AVAILABLE on this 3 bed- rooIr., 21'2 bathroom center entrance Colonial with HAWTHORNE ROAD - 2 bedroom brick Bungalow. PRESTWICK - Side entrance Colonial with pass thru a sensational large family room. Walking distance GROSSE POINTE WOODS. On Country Club. Attrac. Natural fireplace. Expansion attic. Aluminum hall to updated kitchen with eating area. Formal to Hill shops, transportation and school. Im- tive 3 bedroom Colonial. 1st floor den. Recreation trim for eas\' maintenance. 2V2 car garage. As- dining room. 1st floor den and powder room. 3 mediate possession. Liz Smith will show you addi. room. Garage. Good size assumable mortgage at sumable mo'rtgage and immediate possession. tional details on Sunday. lOb('~ interest. Priced at $79,500. bedrooms and bath on 2nd. llecreation room and 2 $59,500. car garage complete the picture. Mid 80's. 1033 WHITTIER Altr:l('tivp 'l Iwr1rMm, '? h?lh C'o!. FEEL RIGHT AT HOME when you enter this attrac- ROSLYN ROAD - South o[ Marter and only a block onial with a beautiful family room, living room tive center entrance Colonial on ever popular from Ferry school. 4 bedroom Bungalow with with fireplace and a well planned kitchen. Extra Lakeland. Fireplace in the living room, lib~ary paneled den. Convenient to transportation. $61,500 features are screened terrace also central air and and recreation room for that warm cozy feelmg. with assumable mortgage. more. Come and see for yourself this Sunday. Screened porch. 4 family bedrooms and 2112 baths. 2 guest rooms and bath over the 2 car ataac~ed ST. PAUL - Condominium living in convenient loca- BY APPOINTMENT garage. Open staircase to 3rd floor storage. QUick tion is yours in this 4 bedroom 2 bath unit. Eating possession. space in kitchen. Divided basement. ~as forced PARK air heat. Underground garage parklllg space. BALFOUR English 5 bedrooms, 3112baths ... COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE with city conveniences. Land contract .01' assumption of present mortgage library rec rm . Luxurious center hall Colonial on over 112acre lot. possible, MIDDLESEX Contemporary ... 3 bedrooms, 3112 Attractive 18 foot library with fireplace plus a 20 baths ... family room ... foot family room. Modern kitchen. 5 bedrooms and 4J,2 baths (master bedroom is 18 x 27 and has a CITY fireplace>. Recreation room in basement. 4 c.ar LINCOLN ... English ... 3 bedrooms ... 1 bath ... attached garage with circular drive. Central all'. Rec roo.m . 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.. l ... Rec room ... FIRST OFFERING - Moran Road - Attractive 3 " / ROOSEVELT Condo ... 6 bedrooms ... 31/2 baths bedroom Colonial. 1st floor den. Eating space in .~ kitchen. 2 car garage. Possible land contract terms or :~~:--.-".'1 ... library Rec room ... mortgage assumption. FARMS CHALFONTE .. Colonial 3 bedroom ... 2% ELMSLEIGH LANE - Beautifully maintained one baths family room . owner Mast built Colonial. Attractive entrance hall with powder room. 1st (1001' laundry with LAKEVIEW Ranch ... 3 bedroom ... 1 bath ... lavatory. Family room with fireplace, bookshelves and beamed ceiling. 4 bedrooms and 2 baths on KERBY Colonial ... 3 bedroom ... 1112bath ... 2nd. 2 furnaces and 2 central air conditioning units den . for comfort control. 2 car attached garage. Sec- AUDUBON ROAD - A pleasant surprise inside. urity system. Possible land contract terms. KENWOOD ROAD - Sought aiter Farms location Nicely decorated. Eating spa~e in kitchen and a ~or- WOODS near St. Pauls and public transportation. Library and mal dining room. 22 foot famIly room. 1st floo: la~at- MOORLAND ... Colonial ... 5 bedroom ... 2112 bath large screened porch. 4 family bedrooms (master bed- orv 3 bedrooms and 2 baths on 2nd. Central aIr. New ... family room ... 1st floor laundry NEAR FARMS lake front park on Grosse Pointe Blvd. room has fireplace) and 3 baths plus 3 maids rooms Center entrance Colonial. 1st floor den (or bed. and bath on 2nd. 3 car attached garage. roof. Recreation room. $115,000. room) and full bath. 3 bedrooms and 2 baths on SHORES 2nd. Master bedroom has fireplace. New carpeting WHITTIER ROAD - Center hall Colonial. 3 good size LAKESHORE ... Modifed Contemporary ... 5 bed. bedrooms and 2112 baths. 27 foot family room. in living and dining rooms. Recreation room. 2 car room ... 51;2 baths ... library and mo.re . garage. Land contract terms available. 1YEARLIMITEDRJS Paneled recreation room. Carpeting throughout. 60 x 142 lot. WARRANTY AVAILABLE LAKESHORE ... Colonial ... 6 bedrooms 51k baths ... library ... family room , .. GROSSE POINTE SHORES - Handsome Colonial ;'matching people COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT near lakeside park. Liprary and glassed in porch. OPPORTUNITIES OUTSIDE GROSSE POINTE 3 bedrooms 'and 2% baths. Large walk in storage and.howe. GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Mack Ave. 2,000+ . DENVER ... Co-op ... 2 bedrooms, 1bath ... ~27,500 on 2nd ideal for 4th 1:l~tWotirtitit'stutlio. Recr'eation withimaginatiolin square foot office building with 4 suites. Central room. 2 car attached garage. 100 x 150 lot. Im- air. Basement. mediate possession. MARTER ... Condo ... 2 bedroom ... 1 bath, club GREATER MACK - St. Clair Shores between 8 and 9 house . . . pool . . . FIRST OFFERING - Super location near Eastland. 3 83 KERCHEV.AL bedroom 2% bath townhouse. New central air con- Mile, 3,000 square feet. Built in 1972. Off street parking. ditioning. With condominiums being so scarce in REALTOR 886-3400 Specializing in the area don't miss out on this one. Land contract Member Metropolitan Listing Service Inc., HALF BRICK DUPLEX in Detroit just off E. Outer terms available or assume existing mortgage .. Grosse Pointe serving Detroit's East Side, Grosse Pointe and Drive. Large rooms. 2 bedrooms, H2 baths. Only Price at $73,900. Harper Woods. and all of Macomb County. $17,900. Properties Makin}? DreamJ

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Page Twenty.Six GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, March r 3, 1980 * * * * Feature Page * * * * 1J-Otnte ! :I;.°;:::'}ou:':n II Short and to the Pointe I , _Lt.",", Th G --p-. t Ch t (Cootinued from Page 15) I trip was highlighted by calls "~ , e rosse om e ap ~r Among students named to at St. Thomas, La Guaira, Counter Points I ': i ' f : of Women of Wayne. willi the Dean's List for the fall Aruba, Batboa, Acapulco and By Pat Rousseau .J.-: ~t0 n s 0 \~n GIn~ernai~ona~ semester at Western Michi. Puerto Vallarta . •"*",". , orDlng ~I ~a am een gan Un i v e r sit yare PA. • • • You'll Enjoy Meeting Aurora Ruffolo who is a hoven .. past.presldent ?f the TRICIA SUE BOSS, of Mo. Achieving Dean's List hon. designer of lovely quality fashions. She is also the American Table TenDls As. ran road J U LIE JAY E ors for the 1979 fall term at wife of famed hair stylist, Julius Caruso. She will sociation and "goodwill am- BURGEsS of Washington Alma College is MARY JO be at Walton-Pierce, Thursday and Friday, March bassador" who accompanied road JOSEPH ELIAS FER. EINHA USER, daughter of the United States Table Ten. RIS' of Rivard boulevard, MR. and MRS. LEO EI:\'. 20 and 21. Her Spring and Summer Collection I nis team into China in 1971, LANETTE ANNE PAP1N- HAUSER, of Allard avenue, features drisses. dresses and jacket costumes and before diplomatic relati~ns I EAU, of Hampton road, ~!ary Jo, a senior at Alma, evening gowns. The asymmetrical silhouette is between the two countnes, ERIC C. RODIN, of Balfour f . h 1 seen in an easy-shaped, subtly proportioned day- had been established, satur.1 road, MARY E, SANDERS, is a graduate 0 BIS op Ga - time dress in black crepe slashed by a French day, March 22, at 10:30 of Severn road, LYDIA lagher High~ School.• .. 1 blue panel tied on one shoulder. A navy blue dress o'clock at Grosse Pointe Me.1 LOUISE TROPP, of Glen and jacket ensemble of sheer wool is accented by a I' morial Church. I Arbor lan~, DA~IEL KELLY Among 1,120 s t u den t s detachable white pique shawl collar and a full Steenhoven will I e c t u r e , O'CO~NOR, of ~IOI'oss road, named to the Honors List at length grosgrain-trimmed sleeveless coat and dress and show a film shot by the i SHARON B. JACOBS, of AI. Central ~lichigan University I Chinese of his experiences: lard avenue, CAROLY!\ SUE are A:"NE ),1. E:;-DRES, of is in champagne silk crepe de Chine printed with I in their country. S pee i aI' NEUDER, of Fairholme road, West Doyle place, a s('nior, sty lized purple flowers. Aurora likes either solids prize will be a dinner for two I JULIE ANN CEHULA, of Cl'RTIS A. YOl'~G ..of Ford- accented by touches of white or diffused floral donated by the Chi n e s e Maryland r~ad, ANITA ~. croft road, a JUDlor, ~II. '4:i ~~.__ Q..:, F::::~~~::~:: ~ .:;~l~~-tc.~\: .:..:;~~ ~~ll ii:..tei:c.;til.t5 restaurant 110Y un. I I~VKtU;:', 01 l1arvarll ruau, I LU.t\..t.L J.t •.' n.1.'::>, 01 ::>evern new pattern combinations, .. jewel colors such as International coffees and~ LORI KAREN NEIL, of West road, a junior. and ELIZA. subdued amethyst and turquoise and oversize dots coffee' cake Chinese tea and Doyle place, and MARK A. BETH WAGNER, of Audu. with emphasis on the rich imported silk prints ...... """ almond cd ok i e s will be ~~NNA of Wed g e woo d bon road, a junior. which have become her signature. She also uses Photo by Deon Brierly served. Donation for the rIve. .. '" • gossamer chiffons for the most feminine evening FLORAMAE KLIBER, OF AUDUBON ROAD morning program is $2.50. • .. .. LIZ WAG:-:ER, daughter gowns, Come meet her and see her collection I I All proceeds will be donated Kalamazoo College student of MR. and :\IRS. AL WAG. informally modeled 10 a,m,-4 p.m. Newly arrived By Janet Mueller . " . to the Wayne State Univer. JOHN SULLIVAN, son of NER, of Audubon road, has in the Dress Department are lovely long dresses So what is editing the Guidance Gazette, the :~~n;, ~7:~~~/o;,~~~ t~~~~~ sity Scholarship Fund. :\IR. and MRS, THO~~AS qualified as a candidate for in chiffon that would be good choices for the Assistance League to the Northeast Guidance <;en- tor~. She likes r~tailing, too." Furt~er information !Day SULLIVAN, of Brys drIve, I the International Radio and mother of the bride or groom. One combines orchid ter's annual supplement to the Grosse Pomte The children all went to be obtamed and r~servatlon~ particip~ted in a recent or- Television Society's annual NEWS, really like? "It's a lot," says Flo Kliber, local schools: first Saint m~de by contacting MartI gan reCItal on the campus. college seminar in New York. and lilac tones , . . also ecru and cafe. Another "like having a baby. Every time I get into it I say, Clare then Austin (the MIller, 886.3785, • • • Liz is a junior at Central style comes in heavenly shades of blue and the 'Never again!' Then, when it's all over, and it looks boys)', and Saint Pau']'s and Recently appointed to the Michigan University and is third style is in turquoise. There are touches cf so good, and so proud of it, I forget what the Star of the Sea, (the girls), to catch and keep the read. board of trustees of Villa. currently a correspondent beading and the silhouettes are very soft and I'm gO,i,ng through felt'l!ke. Enjoys 'Entertaining er's interest. no v a Un i v e r sit y was for the unh'ersity's TV news flattering for the lady who wants to' look her best I' ..' And the next year, If the ParIsh CouncIl. Among other I "I grew up 'on the fringe' " Flo is very proud of her 1'HOMAS J. BURKE, of the progra.n and its public af- at the wedding. There are many new separates in board a,sks me to be, editor, things,. . says Flo. "Sunday, afte'r- editorial contributors. "They Shores. A 1949 Civil ,Ene:i. fairs program. the Sportswear Department. We like the new I Ok If 1 FI t d t f have developed a style. One, neering graduate of Villa. • + * coordinated group from Tudor Square. 'A black say, ay. you ~e" rea - 0 IS a pas :presl en .0 . noons, we would ride through for instance, is great with Mva University, Mr. Burke Iy sure ~ou want me. t~e Grosse Pomte ~fotlon Grosse Pointe and dream of Participating in the Stu. silk-look jacket and skirt is paired with a black For eight years now, the PIcture ~ TV CounCIl, and being able to live here." The dialogue and conversation. is :: :: ".:~ president of the dent Teaching program at and red checked shirt which also can be inter. board has been really sure. past.presldent of the Alum. reall'ty has mat c h e d the Another's insight is so poig. Villanova Alumni Club of Alma College are KATHRY~ changed with a black and white striped seersucker Add th itA ,,' f N th nant" Detroit and a recipient of the ano er yea~ as ass s. nae ssoclatlon 0 az~re dream: Flo s till t h ink s Kathy' 'York, Flo's second University's Alumni Medal KIRSCH, daughter of ?lIR. skirt and jacket. ant editor, workmg under College, and past.presldent Grosse Pointe is "the great. and MRS. JERRY KIRSCH, Diane Balta, and that makes of the Nazareth Alumnae's tIc in the world to in command, has been of in. and Loyalty Award, of Beacon Hill, and SUSAN ...... S Fine craftsmanship and attention to detail Flo KHber heavily Involved Detroit Chapter and a past r ,p a e estimable help this year. Ad. • • • SABO, daughter of MR. and with the Guidance Gazette Girl Scout leader and Den IvNe. dl . t ' h vertising managers Jane Poo. Among tho s e returning ~lRS. ROBERT SABO, of makes Wood-Mode cabinets some of the finest f I f It 10 M th A ' ee epom IS among er ley and Nancy Orr have done f t Tel Sh h d K th . or n ne 0 5 years. 0 er, mong ath er th mgs. private avocations So is ce'I' rom a recen rans- ana are am roa. a ryn IS custom cabinets built today, Let the folks at The Northeast Guidance Raised Four Children . h h . h a superb Job, But Flo has cruise aboard the Royal Vik. teaching physical education Mutschler Kitchens, Inc. show you the many fea- Center Is our community's She'll take to the stage at ~~~ICS~O\se gol~S (,,~r c~~~ fo~n~, over the years, t~at in,l{ Star WE're Pointers A~. at Alma High School and tures that add up to Wood-Mode quality, , . 20227 comprehensive mental health the drop of a hat, Her col. wa't' til spring:')' and Flo thiS IS typical: when ASSIst. NETTE FRASER and TOR. I Susan teaches Spanish at Mack Avenue, 884-3700, center. It Is the only facility lege major was Speech/Com. lik~s U~oing to th~ theater ance League members go to ~EY BAKER PECK. The Shepherd High School. . '" .. .. of its kind serving Grosse munications and if there's a I t h b' . work on a project, they do 1------_ . W d d " , a mos as muc as elng In what is expected of them. . Special, .• at the Notre Dame Pharmacy 8 oz. of POinte, Ha~er 00 s a~ commuDlty s how In the it.' , be,en ID has had one bIg fund I health with her interest in Jean Nate Bath Oil is now specially priced $3.95. the East Side of Detroit, work anywhere around town, She enjoys entertaining and more. , raIser per year." Flo marvels writin~. has been the per...... Each year, for the past dec- chance. are Flo will be in it. will read anything in sight Together, the 1980 GUidi that the Assistance League, fect project for her. Come To The Squirrel's Nest .. , ade, the Guidance Gazette She's done b roc h u res, and has always written up a ance Gazette st~ff. has ~u with 350 members of whom But she does feel it's time MaCk and Huntington for a great selec- has presented a chapter of ~ewsletters, free.lance art. storm. She' finds editing fas. together a publlcahon With approximately 150 are Ac. to move on; Editor in Per. tion of brass. Choose from a new assort. the ~EGC's ~tory. ,Icles .. for newsp.apers ~n? cinating. "When the Assist. style. .. .. tive, can put on a Broadway petuity is not a title to which ThIS, th.en, IS the Gazette s ~ubhclty for varIOus achvl' ance League board was look-l That pub!lcahon .. ave. the Follies in ~ovember and put Flo Kliber aspires. "Each ': ment that includes lamps, candlesticks, 1.Oth Anmvers.ary Year. The ties, for the past 20. yea~s. ing for an editor for the sec-l ~ears, ha.s made. a dIfference. out a GUIdance Gaz.ette in year, I've never exp~ctcd to trays and other home accessories. They f1rst year's editors were Tel'. She s worked part tIme 10 ond Guidance Gazette I said Mental Illness IS muc~ .more March. "And, not thiS year, be asked to do it agalO." She . would make welcome wedding gifts. ry Treiber and Bev Lein. her husband's office for 15 yes right away" Th~n she acrer.tabl; now than It ~as but the year before, and the has enjoyed every year, but * .. .. weber. Then came Flo, for years. thought about' what she'd when I f1rst star~~d working year before that, we had the there are other, personal " If You Are In The Market ... for n.ew eye- what she thought 'Was a one. She's taken a variety of said. Sure she liked to write ~n the Gazettes, f ~lo say~. Santa Raus in December," projects she'd like to get on glasses, consider this. Woods Optical Studtos have year stint, and then came Continuing Education class- -but sh~'d never been an ~eople are not a raId to a - Ambitions and results like with. several hundred conveniently displayed styles to Diane, and then came Flo es, in Journalism, (her col. editor ml,~ that they need ~elp, th these are two reasons Flo Like the cookbook she's encourage you to browse. There are over 150 styles again. . and again ... and lege minor), Shorthand, Psy. Bei~g Flo she plunged Adnd we are gei-tmg h e has maintained her Assist. going to edit, "for people again. . chology, Cooking and Physi- right in "Wh~n I first start- ~or out o~ p.revten lon : t ow ance League membership: who don't really like to for men in plastic alone, plus loads of metal and J b. Ch 11 I F't . Important It IS 0 ge t 0 a "I' h d t t . . . ". . d b d ht 22 different styles in rimless .. There are 1.02 styles o IS a enge ca I ness. ed I did a good deal of the . I bl b f 't b ve a a s ay 10 to see COOK, IDsplre y aug er She never planned it that She and Ed have raised w;iting myself I had articles I htt e pro. em ~,ore I e. how they do it!" Nancy who lives alone and . just for children, plus 22 chotces for the wdy who way. She has always had ex. four ~h~ldre~. Bob, married submitted by' the Guidance comes a bIg one. Perfect Project . has been. known to neglect wants a "frame set with rhinestones." Yes, when cellent assistant,. .ld she and hvmg ID De a I' b 0 r n Center staff and if you look ;lTuch Accomplished Another rea Son IS, of jlhe' ~;j)les of good I.l ... it comes to fashion used creatively with optical has always thou/;ht: "Well, Heights, father of Flo's dear.! back on th;se first Gazettes If 10 years of Guidance course, that she is genuinely i tion ID favor of fast foods. knowledge . , . Nobody does it better. Stop by next year, there'll be some. ly loved two grandchildren, I well the articles were Gazettes haven't been the interested in mental health,! There is, Flo thinks, a need 19599 Mack Avenue seven blocks north of Seven one good to take my place." '~Iatt, eight, and three.year. g;e~t-if ~ou happened to be sole reason for this change The Guidance Gazette, com. I for such a book. She plans Mile Road .. , . 88~ ..9711. And thnse snmeones have old ~my, ~as just start~d a a Psychoiogy major." Most in attitude, each Gazette has bining her interest in mental, tn (" '" * '* always moved, or g(Jl., J::.ck new lob WIth For? CredIt. of her readers weren't. undoubtedly helped, "Our 1------to work or to school, or Bob has a BuslDess back- Ad' . G'd Northeast Guidance Center r'-' ~~ ~i<$;:=.;;;.~."'~.~..~.,-~.~t$...... ~~~~~~i>i'~.~~s,\ We Pay Cash ••. for old gold, diamonds and estate. gone on' to be presidents of ground. He earned his Bach- n Gsmctte a mam . UJ - is one of the best mental f • - y -+ """ -..y ~ ~~y--~ ---\:! P t pieces. After you've seen everyone else, st°desinland sfeef'US' the Assistance League. elors degree at Michigan ancte azNe ethPurtpoGse'dls 0 health centers around, and I +:'{(.:',':,' You'll be glad you did. Tony Cueter, gner 0 me . . . St t U. 't h' ... t pu th e or eas Ul ance. ":r Ll.n'&l~d.~1L~~~~~iE...., 10 And when It came tlme a e mversl y, IS mas ers C t b f th bI' t think the communIty is be. jewelry at Bijouterie, 20445 Mack Avenue. Open a.m.' for next year's Guidance Ga- at the University of Detroit, ~n er e ore. ,e ,pu I~, 0 ginning to know it," Flo says, 5:30 p,m. Closed Mondays, 886-2050. zette, the new board turned has been teaching at Madan. raIse the pubhc s con.sclous- citing the case of the man ~ ...... inevitably to Fla. "Would na College and is on the ness abo~t mental Illness, who gave a building to the 20 50 OFF ALWAYS ..; Ron Ruel Says , . , a precision cut, a gentle you?" The last baby is a banking/accounting advisory the pubhc des~rved to b.e NEGC-as a direct result of •. 0ll10 ~~\ perm and color that adds dimension to soft waves year old by then, all pain board of Macomb County told the story III words It reading the Guidance Ga- ~ ~ add up to "SHAPE" a theme that runs throughout forgotten. "Okay. If you real. Communit)' College. coul~, and would, read. zette, \'l Open Mon.-Sat. 10 to 5 \. Ron's hair collection for the 80's. Ron creates new ly want me." David, a Western Michigan N Bemg'h FIO'Flsheg i~arned. Flo Kliber has been an As- '? 1845 Fleetwood ~\ hair designs that are lady-like by daytime, but can ~he job ~s.' after all, inter- uni~edrsity gcrhadua~e,iSHvice. G~:~an~e enGazefte as te~ f ~ sistance League me m bel' ~ VISA, M•• t.r Che'lle Welc:o"', off Meek behind )~ become truly glamorous by night. Length can range ~~tlllg, excltmg-and a cha1- presl ent, amplon ome d h h f' h' since the late 60s, when she (: 881-6567 The Orl&d Flower ~. h F lenge, All the things Flo Estates. He and his wife live aroun .er, t e _ Irst .t 109 was recruited by fellow Naz. .L ~ A.. ~ ~~~s~ or Vltol.r !~, from very short to chin or shoulder lengt. or au Kliber really likes. at Watkins Lake in Water. I ~,hedoes IS ask fo< ~ew Ide~s. areth alumna ~l:aria Valente. ~~.r'~'~~ ../':'~~ appointment call 886-4130. During the 22 years they've ford. I . I hav~ done very !Ittl~ wnt. Flo's first league work was piiiiiii-----iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ...... lived in Grosse Pointe, the Nancy, "our artist," who I m~ thIS ~ear. !haven t ha,d publicity for the 60s Crystal A Beautiful Three Piece Outfit ... ~pple gree?t Klibers have been thorough- loves faraway places, has: ~?'./~3n ~.be~eve. tht cre". Balls. A line skirt, fitted green vest with whtte embro~- ly involved in their commu. found the perfect job. The i ~VI Y 10 t IS ," SS I san c e More than a decade later, dery and a long sleeve white blouse with a narrow I nity. Edward F. Kliber, Jr., ex.Central Michigan Univer.: eague group. she continues to be amazed ruffle at the cuffs and neckline can be seen now at 'I is a Certified Public Ac. sit)" student is a travel agent!' ! Stress is Theme at how much is accomplished SPECIALS!! The Pointe Fashions 15112 Kercheval. No charge countant ... and a past. bookkeeper with Day Travel. I Glance t h r 0 ugh the 10 annually by "this fantastic jor alterations 822-2815 president of the G r 0 sse Lynn, assistant manager at' pages of 1980's Guidance group of women, all ages, .. '. *' * Pointe Lions and a past WilIo\\' Tree in the Village,: Gazette and note how its from every b a c k g r 0 u n d, Ir-----~------1St. Patrick's Day I ..g . t 0 N' American Legion Command. has been a student at Mich.: theme, Stress, is developed whose bond is that they are Spnn ...• ~I~ be soft and pretty ~cord~ngt 1 IDO er, and a veteran of service igan State and wiII probably, by a series of celebrity quo. utterly dedicated to what at the ~~9iardf ~ePlr Salon. The ,::af~ec e:e~rs y ess~~~ i on the Boy Scouts' executive i take her degree at wa)'ne: tat ions, by a poem, by art- they are doing. f GREEN CARNATIONS : £omebewcom Id8S)'lJ1mea a tnca.0 11wavesy overoverone eare orare very 'fl'at"ter.log . I board ' and the Saint Clare, State University. In Educa- I icles and pictures designed' "Every other group I have H~rrutnn~~re~kV~illo~u~~&eefural.-.~~------~ 'II Reg. $1.50 ea. S 100 'II change of mood. Longer hair cut one length can be swept . Shamr~ck Plants ... f~r our Irish colleen Celebrating St. Patrick's Day .. , up knotted or braided. Call 884.8858 for an appointment •... carnations for the weanng of the green at there's Irish cheese, jams, jellies and : NOW ea. : , .'. 19463 Mack Avenue. t:harvat the Florist, 18590 ~lack Avenue, 881.7800, even Irish blarney at the Merry Mouse, I Limit J 0 with coupon til 3/17/BO I * • * , *.. Kercheval corner of Notre Dame. . Denley's Ant.ique's .. '. is the H.ttle I Have You Heard Of ... the Magic St~ipper? • * * ~------~ h h h b 1 t ~ Only You And R & D Kitchen Interiors, .. will know r------~------,I antlqu.e s op Wit t. e Ig se ec I?n, It's an antique furniture and metal restoration that you didn't replace your kitchen cabinets. With the I DISCOUNT HOME BUILDERS We think we have a lIttle of e:re:-ythmg service . . , from great grandmother's precious R & D system, they will resurface your existing cabinet I for every taste ... bra~s .rr:lmatu~es, ! wooden chair to your classic car. They also buy fronts, sides and bottoms with beautiful care.free Formica I and FLOWER SHOW TICMETS cut glass, Rookwood, pnmItlves, tms, and sell antiques and have a selection of old Per- and add new doors and drawer fronts. Call R & D Kitchen I dolls, toys and furmture. Do stop and sian and oriental rugs. Stop by 22630 Harper, south Interiors, 773.9170. I Reg.3.00 say "Hi",' .. 17116 Kerchev,:l next to of 9 Mile Road, 779.4990. '" * '" I '2 00 Damman s rear entrance, 88;)-4220. '" '" * For Men ... who want to look like they never, I NOW •

'" • • St Pt' k' D Sec' 1 tl e u;'eek ,lost a hair .' New ?vIAN~ Call Joseph for a free I SHOW BEGINS THIS SATURDAY . a TIC s ay p la, ... I , ' It' H' . II . d NE\t1 "IA ..... Spring-timely Sale ... at Calico Corners IS , of March 17 thru :t1arch 22 Buy any pair • ,con~u atlOn. e 15 a specla y tra:nev" I' ~ I for three weeks only, March 10-29. Save on fabrics of pants and have them monogrammed ... I stylist who can create a head of hall' fa; you ..Co,lors ------~ for casements, slipcovers, upholstery and more., u:ith three initials free of charge. CilOose . are ~arefully ble~ded a:1d matched to tne iarla~lOns r------,I HllTry to 25008 Ltttle Mack, St. Clair Shores for from a selection of jeans, chmos, painter of your ?wn hall' colo;s m front, temp,es. SIdes, I an early selectIOn .. , 775-0078. pants or overalls at Janie's, 17100 Ker- I top, era\', n ar:d back. It s r~ally hard .to te!l where I '" • '" : cheral I your own hall' ends and NEW :MAN begms, Calli I HOUSE PLANTS Paradores In Spain .. , fly-drlve tours, •. '" '" '" : Josef's Fashion Door Salon, 18546 Mack at Warren, ' staying at Spain's magnificent castles, palaces ' ~ .. , '" .. • I I 00 &m. and inns. What beller wa)' to see a country I •• Get Rid Of. The \~ mter Blues . . .' William X. Kienzle, aulhor of the best selling "Rosary I :i6.:r ea, 2 for S 1 than to become a part of Its past? Call Mr, Q browse thru the ~nte~esl1n!t rooms of ,furm. Murders" will be autographing his exciting new m)'stery (! I for more information, 886.0500, . lure and ac('esson~s. I~ the relaxed, frIendly "Death Wears A Red Hat" next Saturday, March 22, at Limit J 0 with coupon tif 3/17/80 * '" '" " a~mosphere at \'i ~Ite s Old Hou~e" 26717 Grosse Pointe Book Village, 16837 Kercheval.in.the. Vii. I I The Perfect LIttle Frame It comes in a elb.oUllt LIttle Mack,. St. (lair Shores, "ou 11 !tet lage. Plan now on attending and meeting this interesting variety of shapes and in candy colors. It's adorable' some. good Ide~s for. ~o~r .home to add author who sets his fascinating mysteries in a very recog. new life for ~prmg. \\hlte s IS. <'Iosed ~on. nizable Detroit. If you can't join us reserve your auto. ------~--~Open Daily rtil 7 p.m. and priced only S1.50 at Two's Company, 399 Fisher IIIlij days. ~pen Thursdays and Fndays unl1l 9: graphed copies 011 Visa or ~lastercharge at the Book Road. Customers are buying several. i '. p,m. 7,6.6230, • Village b)' calling 085.0244. * .. * I .:-: '" Allemon Florist "Hokus Pokus" ... is a delightful three, Wright's Gift And Lamp Shop ... would like I ••• The besl Eos- in one play center that is a baby sitter's ,to be your Hallmark headquarters for puzzles, ter basket you'I'e et'cr made! Feather Your Nest joy Upnght it'S a fold1l1g chair. Laid dou'n . I, 'part~. goods. gr('ctmg C'ards and photo albums for 11(/,~all the supplies, .. baskets. grass celloplwlle. It is a play car or a rork11lg chair, Tllrn it / '. all ~'ear round, Thr~' are no, ..' fraturm!.! gre('tings nhho)). ad()rahlr clncks and IJllnniC's aHd many in- on E. Warren ot'er: It becomes a stahle desk. See it at the *-...-it and pilrty goorls for St. Patrick'.; J)a\'. lHf):')() ?\.TaC'k (',rpen,\'/t'c ))ol'C'llies your children lc1l1 IOl'C ... School Bell, 17904 Mack At'enue. i Avenue. ,Knnberly Korner, ....lack at Lochmooi'. 17931 East Warren Open Sundays , I Thursday, March 13, 1980 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-Seven

1A-PERSONALS 4-HELP WANTED 4-HELP WANTED 4-HELP WANTED NEEDLEPOINT and crewel GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL pillows blocked and finish- Classified Advertising Information ------INDEX TO SERVICE' OFFERED Phone: 882-6900 PAR.T-INC. CLERK for drug store. Must EXPERIENCED hairdresser ed. TU 1-7073. TU 6.6318. T.SHIRTS Address: 99 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe 48236 be over 18. 839-7707. with clientele. Call 771- HELP IN finding an answer Home Parties , Legal Notice 12D Lake and River Property 9797. to: grief. depression. lone. Do you enjoy working with SALES PEOPLE needed for 1A Personals 121 Commercial Property Office Hours: liness. Meet with us, Sun- people? Would you like to growing factory sales team MASTER 1B Deoth Notice 12F Northern Property day, March 16th. 3.5 p.m. Mon. 8-5; Tues. 8-12; Wed. 9.5 arrange your own work in automotive after mark- C I AN 1C Public Sole 13 Real Estate Grosse Pointe Woods Pres. Thurs. & Frl. 8-5 schedule? Our dealers earn et. Commission sales. Cre. ELE TR CI ate own territory. Open Full time position with com. 2 Entertainment 13A Lots for Sale byterian Church, 19950 Deadlines: an average of $50 per par- 2A Music Education 138 Cemetery Prope,ty Ma<.:k, Grosse Pointe Wi. ty. Your sales ability can earnings potentials. Full munity program. Salary 2B. Tutoring and EdUCation 13C: Lond Contracts dowed Persons Service. Cancellations and changes, Mon. 4 p.m. name your salary. Join us time, part time. Retirees commensurate with expe. 2C Hobby lnstruction 13D For Sole or Lease 884.0858. New copy. Tuesday noon. now as a Par.T Dealer. For welcome. 881.4660 Mon.- rience. Retirees.seniors en- 2D Camps 14 Real Estate Wanted Error corrections, Mon. noon more information, 559-0544 Sat. 9-5. couraged to apply. Masters license required. Excellent 2E Athletic. Instruction 14A Lots Wanted WHIRLPOOL, sauna. steam or 559-0520. 2F Schools 14B Vocation or Suburban and Swedish massage. Rates: COUNTER PERSON wanted benefits. Call 832-2134. An Complete price $10. Call for a fish market, full time equal opportunity employ- 2G Convalescent Care Property Wanted Cash or .pre-pay: 12 words. .2.90 DRIVERS, full or part time, today for appointment. start today. 885-1070. job, Tuesday through Sat. er. 3 Lost and Found t 4C Real Estate Exchange Each additional word .. .15 4 Help Wonted General 15 Business Opportunities 463,6230, Cordell Gtlntry, urday. Apply at 16901 Har. I ------Billing rate . AMWAY: have your own 4A Help Wanted Domestic 16 Pets for Sale R.M.T. For ladies, Mary .3.40 per. COLLECTOR home business'. We train. 48 Services to Excl-.ange 16A Horses for Sole Ann Richard, R.M.T., 1-94. Retail rate per inch . .4.70 ------Man or woman who has 3 , 4:11 D_ f"':'~ _: _ Call Steve. 886-3986, 4-9 HOMEMAKER needed - 30 vear" col1f'ction pxnpnpnl'P ~'= ~~''':~~~;!~::;;~::..';::.:: Mt. Clemens exit. Bnrnf'ilr ~rlv f'/;" i~~~ . 5.50 ...- . p.m . ilOurs per week. uwn trans- to become a private detec- 5 Situation War.ted 16C Pet Boarding 8 weeks or more. . . AT'J1RACTIVE and intelli- .5.00 portation. mileage paid. tive trainee. Send resume 5A Situation Domestic 19 Printing and Engraving gent college going young AMW AY -- Beat jnflation, Call Miss Thomas between to 5 B Employment Agency 20 General Service CORRECTiONS AND ADJUSTMENTS: Responsibility lor a woman would like mature, diversify your income. Get 3-4 p.m. 881-3374. GROSSE POINTE NEWS. 5C Catering 20A Carpet Laying financially s~ure gentle- classified adv. errar Is limited to either a canc611allon 01 the the whole story. Call Tom 6 For Rent IJnfurnished 20B Refrigeration and Air man to help smooth over charge for or 8 re-run of the portion in error. Notification 882-5169. DANCE TEACHER wanted BOX H.3 6A For Rent Furnished Conditioning Repair must be gIven In time for correction In the following issue. for Ballet. Jazz or Tap :the rough edges. Prefer We assume no responsibility for the same error after the 68 Rooms for Rent ~oc: Chimn~y cnd Fireplace married. Complete confi. first Insertion. RETIRED ENGINEER - dance studio. Call 771-6920 JUNIOR Earn fees for technical 6C Office for Rent Repair dentiality assured. P.O. Box CLASSIFYING & CENSORSHIP: We reserve the right to or 772-9488. DRAFTSMAN 6D Vacation Rentals 20D Locksmjth~ 5098, Detroit, Mi. 48235. Classify each ad under its-appropriate heading. The Pub- market research assign 2 years experience, perma- 6E Garage for Rent 20E Insulation lisher reserves the right to edit or reject copy submitted for ments in the greater De THINKING ABOUT a career nent position near down. 6F Shore Living Quarters 20F Washer and Dryer R~pair LEONS INC. publication. troit area. Send resume to in Real Estate? The Grosse town. 259-6400. Mr. Davis. 6G Store or Office Rental 21 Moving Box 312, Guilford, CT Pointe Real Estate Com. DIAMONDS, GOLD 06437. 6H For Rent or Sole 21A Piano Service 1A-PERSONALS 2D-CAMPS . pany is expanding through- INSURANCE 6J. Halls for Rent 218 Sewing Machine AND SILVER out .Grosse Pointe and De- Grosse Pointe agency has op. FRATERNAL Order of Po- CAMP ARBuTUS - Private 7 Wanted to Rent 21C: Electrical Service , Highest prices paid. 25 years \RE YOU LOOKING FOR A troit. Naturally, a grow- enings for experienced sec lice Women's Auxiliary camp for girls, Grand Tra. 1A Room Wonted 21D TV and Radio Repair in Grosse Pointe. REWARDING CAREER? ing company is always retary. Good salary, bene Cook Book. Over 300 pages verse Bay area. June 22nd. REAL ESTATE MAY BE 78 Room ond Boord Wanted 21 E Storms and Screens 884-0654 884-9393 looking for, seeking out fits and future. Send res- of tested recipes. $8.00. July 19, July 20th.August 7C Garage Wanted 21F Hame Improvement YOUR ANSWER. persons whO desire pro- ume to Box W-30, Grosse 17888 MACK Tax deductible. Call 886- 16th. 881-9442 after 5 p.m. We have openings for 2 am 1D Storage Space Wanted 21G Roofing Service fessional status. For those Pointe News. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 3371. 882-4237. bitious ~aleslleople in each 8 Articles for Sole 21 H Rug Cleaning whose qualify, there are 2F-SCHOOl~ of our branch offices near 8A Muskal Instruments 21-1 Painting, Decorating PET SITTER: no tinklers. many benefits available FULL TIME SITTER, 3 p.m. 2-ENTERTAINMENT Eastland, Grosse Pointe 88 Antiques for Sole 21J Wall Washing biters or bad tempered. MEMORIAL Nursery School, Ask us about our 100% to 11 p.m. shift for St 8C Office Equipment My Pointe home. 822-5069. Park and Grosse Pointe commission plan. also in John Hospital employee 21K Window Washing BAND AVAILABLE, full va. Inc., a co-operative experi- Woods. We,offer generous 9 Articles Wanted vestment programs, power- Good with children. Own 21L Tile Work THE BAHA'I FAITH fiety of excellent music for ence for both parent and advertising, floor time and 10 Snowmobile f:lr Sale ful incentives and best of transportation or will can 21M Sewer Service all social occasions. 1-731. child. Applications now be- close supervision. Compre lOA Motorcycles for Sole B61-4125 - 365-95M - all an a b 0 v e average sider live-in. 881-8423. - 211'4 Asphalt Work 6081. ing taken for 3 and 4 year hensive training classes 108 Trucks for Sole earnings for a sincere ef- 210 Cement and Brick Work CUSTOM-MADE draperies in olds. 885-3551 or 885-2957. start soon. Call Paris Di- 11 Cars for Sale A QUALITY quartet plus fe- fort put forth. Call the UNUSUAL 21P Waterproofing my horn e, reasonable. Santo for interview ap- 11A male vocalist, all sounds ST. PAUL LUTHERAN Co. Grosse Pointe Real Estate Car Repair 21Q Plaster Work Many sample books. Pat pointment. 884.0600. , OPPORTUNITY for all occasions. Linda operative Nursery School Company for a personal in- 11 B, Cars Wanted to Buy 21R Furniture Repair 772-5440., JOHNSTONE &: if you are enthusiastic, ambi 977-7322 or Bill 884-7459. is now accepting applica- terview. 882-<>087. llC Boots and Motors 215 Carpenter JOHNSTONE tious, believe in yourself l1D Boot Repair tions for' the 1980 fall and your ahility, this could 21T Plumbing and Heating ORI ENTAL. RUGS PDOOOF READER CLERK- 11 E Boot Dockage and Storage 2A-MUSIC semester. Call Marge AUf be your cup of tea. 21 U Janitor Service WANTED RN'S.LPN'S needed immed full time. Good vocabulary 11F Trailers and Campers 21 V Silverplating EDUCATION at 886.3817 or Sandy Me- • Substantial i n com e one or many iately, also nurse's aides , Conscious. observant, light l1G Mobile Homes 21 W DreSsmaking and Tailoring Gahey at 885-6431 for (based on commission) '.,~ Private collector will pay PIANO LESSONS, qualified no experience necessary , typing. Wayne State area 12 Suburbc'1 Acreage more information. 21Y Swimming Pools any reasonable price. teacher. my home. 882. St. Anne's, Harper.Cadieux Benefits. Parking. 831-3500 • Immediate advancemen 12A Suburban Home 886-2502. opportunity. 21 Z Snow Removal and 644-7311 7772. ext. 50. Call 8'30 to noon 12B Vocation Property Landscaping 2G-CONV ALESCENT • Career opportunity with g:AIR STYLISTS wanted _ 12C Farms for Sale ~WEDISH MASSAGE for CARE HELP WANTED for down- unlimited future. GROSSEPOINTE 2 positions open for hair women by certified mas. CARE FOR your loved ones town Detroit office. No ex Call Mr. Ward at 779-0396 seuse. Call Wendy, 331- INSTITUTE OF dressers with some clien in hospital or home. Expe. tele. Excellent opportuni perience necessary. Send between 8 and 10 a.m. THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS MAY BE PUR- 0563. MUSIC - rienced n u r s e • s aides, ty. Salon located in Vii resume to Grosse Pointe QUALIF1J!:1.J, experienced, CHASED FROM THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: Private instruction - piano, LPN's or RN's. 24-hour lage shopping area. Fran News, Box L-62. full time, RN or LPN far (Stores are listed by streets and from Detroit on CALLIGRAPHY voice~ strings, wind and service. AMC Health Care cesco's Village Hairdress . retirement. Call 822.9000 through the Grosse Pointes, Harper Woods and St. • Nametags • Place Cards brass instruments. guitar, TYPIST , One. 569-2585. ers, 17007 Kercheval, G.P weekdays 2 p.m.' 4 p.m . • Poems • Proclamations man dol i n, organ and Clair Shores.) Ask for Frank Messin a. Part time typist, downtown Mrs. Baraky R.N . ( • Inyitations • Envelopes theory. Distinguished fac- 3-L.OST AND FOUND 882-2550. location. good hours. Call JEFFERSON AVE. Addressed ultY.882-4963. {rom 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. 962- DENTAL ASSISTANT and 1uverhouse Gift Shop. off Jefferson on Marine Drive 822-5040 LARGE reward for emerald EXPERIENCED par t. tUn e 0034. receptionist wanted, expe- 'piANO INSTRUCTION cut diamond setting found rienced preferred, b4lt will Park Pharmacy. Nottingham and Jefferson EL:.uNE VERYSER pefson needed. $3.50 an I INTERNATIONAL & in Krogers or parking lot. DOCTOR'S OFFICE needs re- train qualified person. sal. Village Wine Shop. Beilconsfield and Jefferson Specializing in Beginners. hour. Godiva Chocolates DOMESTIC FUNCTIONARY 886-0617. Renaissance Center. Neat . ceptionist, J!:ast Jefferson- ary open. 884-0533. Personal envoy for business, 886-8358 sharp, fast. Saturdays and . Chalmers area. Write P.O MAUMEE: LOST: Bishop-Franldort area f ami I y, or ,individuals 2 weekdays, 10 a.m. to 6 Box 15310 Detroit, MI REAL ESTATE SALES large white male cat with Bon 8ecours Hospital. Cadieux and Maumee ''when you can't be there." WOODS MUSIC - p.m. 259-1655. 338-4554. 48215. i No experience necessary Schettler Drugs, Fisher and Maumee Reliable, efficient. trust- STUDIO brown/black spots. Only classes begin March 25 worthy. Robert M. Ungar, 20551 Mack 885-0024 one ear stands up, very NURSE AIDES SECRETARY 1980. KERCHEVAL AVE. _ B.A., J.D. P.O. Box 1233, Guitar, piano, theory. old. Aim 0 s t b Ii n d. Needed immedi'ately. Ii you Top commissions paid to ex Skueaky. If sigh~ed please EXECUTIVE OFFICES perienced sales people. Art's Party Store. Way burn and Kercheval Detroit, Michigan 48231. Home or studio.' have one year o~ recent Diversified a n Ii challeng- call 882-6819. experience and wish to Cunningham Drug Srore, Notre Dame and Kercheval (313) 331.1367. ing position available in a CENTURY 21 WILL TEACH piano in ~our choose your own hours at Notre Dame Pharmacy, Notre Dame and Kercheval home. Rachel Dunning. BLACK FLUFFY CAT - top wages, call: metropolitan area health LOCHMOOR Kent Drugs. Fisher and Kercheval car e facility. Qualified J & B 331-4404. thank you if your feeding MEDICAL PERSONNEL Mack at Torrey Road. GROSSE POINTE NEWS, 99 Kercheval her. but we miss her. POOL candidates must be able to 884-52BO Trail Pharmacy, on the Hill PHOTOGRAPH IC GUITAR-Piano lessons in please call after 3 p.m. type 55 wpm, have previ- your home by a warm and 882-6640 CHILD CARE needed for S- Cottage Hospital, Muir and Kercheval 8B6-5031. ous experience and be ART STUDIO qualified instructor. Mau- month and 3-year-old near LEGAL knowledgeable in office CHARLEVOIX: Let us help decorate your reen, B85-5719. LOST - Log link, 14 karat procedure arid standards St. Joan of Arc parish. home or office with our gold bracelet, wedding gift SECRETARY of conduct and dress. Full time. References. Af. Lou's Party Srore, Lakepointe and Charlevoix 2B-TUTORING AND beautiful original pho. Reward. Days TU 2-2160, Part time permanent posi- Shorthand is a definite ter 5 p.m. 882-58"28. tographs framed to your EDUCATION evenings 839-9092. tion, downtown, good typ- plus. Exeellent s a I a r y. e x act specifications. IMMEDIATE full time med- MACK AVE: CERTIFIED TEACHER with ing important, experience fringe benefit package and ical secretary to general May be mounted on ac- FOUND-Dog on Three Mile, Maryland Beverage Shoppe, Maryland and Mack Ma~er's Degree will tutor required. Call 961-9139. opportunity for advance. surgeon needed. Experi. tual canvas and then small. ~.oung female, black Johnsons Milk Depot. Nottingham and Mack elementary child in my ment. For more informa- ence in insurance billing put in a frame of your top, brown underside. 882- Devonshire Drvg, Devonshire and Mack Woods home. $15 per hour. NURSES tion contact the Personnel necessary. 885-4.505. Yorkshire Market, Yorkshire and Mack choice. So much the 885-2851. 6592. Department at 821-6000, "Looks of Oils." Avail. Enjoy Your Freedom ext. 200 between 8:30 a.m. A.J. Meyer Pharmacy, Audubon and Mack REWARD FOR Sachi, black Parkies Party Store. S1. Clair and Mack able with your photo- CERTIFIED TEACHER tu- Your Family and 3:30 p.m. Monday-Fri- graphs, custom enlarg- Lhasa Apso. Call 886..2802. Secreta ries Alger Party Store. St. Clair and Mack toring, your home, Math, Your Profession day. Rand's Pharmacy. McMillan and Mack ing, copy W 0 r k and Reading. Spelling, Writing. FOUND - Beautiful fluffy Detroit Macomb Hospital I mounting. 882-5906 or 881-9092 after 6 p.m. Typists Treder Pharmacy, Touraine and Mack male Tabby cat, (grey, TOP WAGES Association I 885-1900. bl'3.ck and tan), fur. Found NEEDED FOR LONG Cunningham Drug Store, 7-Mile and Moross TUTORING-Certified teach- 7815 E. Jefferson. Detroit I An equal opportunity TERM JOBS St. John Hospital. Moross near Mack ELIZABETH RYAN er with Master's degree. 3 weeks ago in the 7 Mile/l BENEFITS Merit Woods Pharmacy, Bournemouth and Mack SCHWARTZ University - Liggett gradu. .Mack Shopping C e n t e r. Uniform Allowance employer Detroit J:'llrking lot. Please calli V . P Grosse Pointe Pharmacy, Manchester and Mack JAMES C. SCHWARTZ ate. Reasonable. 886-1974: Harkness Pharmecy, Lochmoor and Mack 882-005£ after 6 p.m. daily. acatlon ay MASTER PLUMBER b b Me Ipractice Insurance Full time position with com. Su ur s Arnold's Drug Store, Hollywood and Mack TUTORING FOUND; A real cutie! Male Major Medical Bob's Drug Store. Roslyn and Mack I munity program. Salary NO FEES VITAL OPTIONS, ALL SUBJECTS mix apricot colored long-I Paid Mileage commensurate with expe. haired dog. He looks like a I Holiday Pay INC. GRADES 1 THRU 12 rience. Retirees-seniors en. Matchmakers EAST WARREN AVE: PROFESSIONAL FACULTY big Benji and is just as nservice Education Your #1 FITNESS smart. Some white on II couraged to apply. Masters Liquor Island Party Store, Woodhall and E. Warren CONNECTION WE CAN HELP chest, no collar or tags. I license required. Excellent I, Office Services 1nc. The Wine Basket, Outer Drive and E. Warren 63 Kercheval MEDICAL GROSSE POINTE He.s friendly, loving, play- benefits. Call 832.2134. An I' SUBURBS DETROIT Mr. C's, Grayron and E. Warren , (Colonial Federal LEARNING CENTER ful and healthy. He was I PERSONNEL equal opportunity employ- 398.4390 963-5026 The Pony Keg, between Mack & Cadieux Building) 63 Kercheval on the Hill dropped off on the Hill, er. EXERCISE STUDIO 343-0836 881-8281 area or a stray from ??? I POOL ST. CLAIR SHORES: Small Classes in firming For inf:>rmation, please I and toning. FigureFIT PRIVATE TUTORING ~Ianor Pharmacy, Greater Mack and Red Maple Lane In call the Grosse Pointe Grosse Pte. - Mt. Clemens REGISTERED NURSES and Body Contouring - your own home. All sub. Lake Pharmacy. E 9-Mile between Mack and Jefferson jects; all levels. Adults and News 882-6900. 882-6640 GET BACK IN TOUCH 'WITH YOUR PROFESSION Do you have a problem ------I children. Certified teachers. area? Stomach, Hips, DETROIT and SUBURBAN 4-HELP WANTED THINKING OF A HARPER WOODS: Legs, Thighs. Waist, If you have been away from nursing for any length I TUTORING SERVICE __ G_EN_E_R_A_L I CAREER IN REAL of time, and have the desire to practice your Parkcrest Party Store. Parkcrest and Harper Back of Arms, Derriere, 356-0099 WE ARE LOOKING for a I ESTATE;> skills. but cannot work full time, consider Hutzel Hunter Pharmacy, Country Club and Harper we've got the answer career.minded individual . for you. Hospital's contingency staffing program. Our The Tinder Box, Eastland Shopping Center, Aisle i who is presently licensed I Join our tea:n of. profession- : contingency program offers: III 10-10:45 a.m. DEVELOP A SPEAKING : VOICE THAT SELLS! or considering the field of als. Free licenSing and ad- • Flexible scheduling to suit your needs. 12-12:45 p.m. real estate sales. For the vanced sales t r a i n in g. : 5:45.6:30 p,m. John Benkelman • Eight hours a day. 1A-PERSONALS A-PERSONALS beginner, we offer sales Guaranteed sales program. ' 11 Monday thru Friday 3040 Book Tower aids. training assistance T.V. and radio advertis- • Five days a week ... SHAKLEE PRODUcrs. Free ,IS FRIDAY Call to make a reserva- 961.1247 and leads. If )'OU would en- ing, 100% commission pro- • Flexible orientation to prepare you for re-entry delivery. For your health ST. PATSY'S DAY? tion: 882.2349 Call Mornings joy working with a small- gram. Join the team. come in the nursing service of your choice. and your home. Call Helen HAPPY B.D. MISS T. ('r. select and closely knit grow with us. Call for con. I , ---~ -- - -- • Continuing education only a teaching hospital 821-2944. group of people in pleasant fidential interview. Bruno! can provide. WE ARE fellOW' workmen- surroundings. call Wm. ''I'. Tabbi, 774-4060. ! • Variety of assignments in I.C.U .. Special Care. GOLDSMITH I joint promoters, laborers MRS. NINA Queen at 886.4141 for an EARL KEIM SHORES together with and ,for God; interview. . . i Medical/Surgical. G.Y.N .. Oncology, or family N EEDS EGYPTIAN centered maternity nursing. GOLD I you are Gods garden and, PALM ------RECEPTIONIST front desk.! not to resale at a profit, but' vineyard and field under: TAROT CARD PAR.T.INC. Tennis club, days. Call: • Excellent salary. to refine and use in our cultivation, Gods building. I READING T-SHIRTS 259.8900, 10 a.m .. 6 p.m. : Contact us for a tour and interview. READER Home Parties own shop. Come build Shaklee. Call ------Wedne3day or Thursd'ay I HAS E.SP, - PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE Give a T-Shirt party in your anlEDIATE pOSItion open' YOU CAN MEET YOUR NEEDS WE OFFER MORE after 6 p.m. 294-6299. I A forcmost ancient reader . . . advises you on all home. Our hostesses earn for legal secrctary with' PAYMENT IS IMMEDIATE' : an average of S60 in mer. AND THE NEEDS OF YOUR FAMILY personal, domestic, problems of life. good typing and dicta. ,AND CONFIDENTIAL A SEXUAL PROBLEM? Call : chandise plus addItional phone skills in an attrae. AT THE SAME TIME ONE VISIT WILL CONVI]I;CE YOU References available 1.519-969.9133 for 24-hour! credit for new parties tlve office in Buhl Build.' HUTZEL HOSPITAL 4707 ST. ANTOINE 879.1160 recorded message from in. I 17425 MACK booked. Call now to book ing. One year experience We will also bid on any ternational recognized sex.' 881-9730 Borderline GP your narty. 559.0544 or required. Salary commen. DETROIT. Ml. 48201 Il.- --l 494.7015 diamonds and gem stones, ologist. 559.0520. surate. Call 961.0425. Page Twenty.Eight G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Thursday, March /3, 1980 ------_._------~------_._------NTED 4-~:~.:1tNTID 4A-='::C 5-~~~~~~N 5A-~~~~?~ ~~~RF~:~~~~E. 6-t~RFURRE~11HED ! ~.~~~S:~~!i_~~_6A-~~~~I~~ID COST ESTIMATOR GROSSE POINTE MINUTE MAID EXPER-I-E--N-C-E-D-elde~ly-c-;~~GROSSE POINTE PAHK - 'l'WO.BEI)Jl()oi"i -~pp~;llat. TWO.BEDROOM lower. Ap. LA~EPOINTE -=l~'d-. with Industrial equipment EMPLOYMENT AGENCY HOME CLEANI NG full time days or nights. Cute 3 bedroom house for Immediate occupancy $290 pliances, heat and water room I a r g e apartment, firm. Background in me. needs coon, nannies, maids, Own transportation. Refer. rent Fllll basement no plus utilities. 885.fi~62. included. $300 per month furnished, newly decorat. chanical entineering or housekeepers, co u pie s, AND SERVICE CO ences. 273-4023 or 2'j~.4089 g1Irage. $325 per m~nth, ... - -.. . - .. ..-.- plus security. 885.8991. ed, heat included, car. ---"ni I I help( I 20 nI d d rk We do ------. plus one monlh sccurity 'l'WO.BEDROO:'>1 flat. "r~lrY'I" -----.------peted, Ideal for single ..,.;Ii ca sa es u... compa ons an ay wo . GROSSE POINTE . land, Gros~e Pofnle l'ark.' CUTE 2.bedroom, good loca. . $2 / hi . 000+. F ...... paid. Contact ers for pn'vate homes. Ex. • Carpet and Upholstery deposl't 499.2516 I' gIrls 00 mont y plus GROSS""E POINTE pen'ence and references reo Cleaning EMPLOYMENT AGENCY . __ ._..... __ Garage available. :l31..,\!)97. tion in Grosse p.Ia.m.te deposI't' Call even,'ngs 331. SERVICE SINCE 1924 I HOUSE in Grosse Pointe . ~ .. --- _... I PClrk. $265 plus uti Illes. . EMPLOYMENT AGENCY quired. 18514 Mack Ave- • Wall washing, interior, e Shores _ 2 bedrooms. den, I' ST. CLAlI~ .Shores Itlxury Call. for appointment and 0231...... 886-4576 nue, Grosse Pointe Farms. terior and garage pain tin All types of positions in the dining room, lil'ing room" .condomlnlUm, 2 !Jc.(1I'ollms, I details. ,CADIEUX--4 bedroom. $800 885-4576. • Floor Cleaning ,Waxing, 2 b II $455 Ih " EXPERIENCED COOK - , Buffing and Refinishin home. with natural fireplace new a IS, pel 1I1011 .' HISTORIC REALT, a month 1 )'ear lease. Mc- waitress, bannaid, Pirates GERMAN OR Northern Ital New 18514 Mack, G.P.F. carpet, drapes, 2 ca~ ga. _~~~:?~:~.'. .,. .. 824.2700 Brearty & Adlhoch. 882. Cove, 17201 Mack, Detroit . ian lady needed as cook, • Expert landscape and law 885.4576 rage, $600. 886.0924. CDNDO!\IINll!M for lease. 3 GROSSE POINTE PARk _ 5200 or 885.0398. 48224. companion and housekeep care EXPERIENCED lady desires LAKESHORE -ViLLAGi"= bedrooms, 21,2 baths, base. Beauliful 3 bedroom up. GROSSE POINTE _ Furn. er to live.in with elderly Call 264-8207 ironing for Tuesday. Own 2 bedroom, $3701l1us util.1 mcnt, all kitchen appli. ~er, large livj~g room, ~in. ished home for rent, avail. THREE temporary laborers lady in small duplex. Ref tnnsport'ation. Reference;;. ities, immediate occupancy, ances, covered parking. mg room, kl.tchen, fire' able June 13.Aug. 31. Ideal ' needed for the Department erences. Own transport a WOMAN wishes two days 822.7515. 792.7411 10 a.m. to 6 p:m. H a r per Woods, Grosse p J'a c e. apphances, sun. for retired adults, 881. of Public Woruj $4.10 per tion. 884.7959. week as maid. Tuesda ------.______Pointe schools. $~50 per 'porch, basement, garage. 2162 hour; apply at City Hall WOMAN TO care for invalid and Fridays. Good rete EX PER I ENe E D Nur;ies 3 BEDROOM brick ranch in month. Call }.792.6064 eve. Utilities not included No II . of the City of Grosse over 35, II've'I'n, room ences.923.5752. Aide desires private duty Farms, finished basement, nings. pets. ~75. 781.9389. 6B-ROOMS TO RENT ds 20025 M k nursing. Grosse Pointe ref. ----.z------Pointe Woo , ac. board and wages. Can 777 erences. 875.9534 or 898. $510 per mo~th. 882.3135 GROSSE pOINTE PARK: SUPER _ Th b d s I ROOM FOR' RENT _ N ' Avenue; (equal opportuni. 5128 or 739.9266. WILLING to be live.in com days or evemngs call 882. L k . t I I ' , ree e room:, . 1 ear panion to elderly lad 5137. 0283 a epom e, c ean, ower 21;2 bath. duplex. All apPII'j Village - With telephone. tyemployer). 4C-HOUSE SlnlNG References. 294.0727. ------. .______flat. 2 large bedrooms, ance5, fIreplace. Close 10 Lady only $40/week. 882. . CO'MPAN'lON .Nurse Aide - large remodeled kitchen, tI'ansportation. V i II age. 970. ' BARTENDERS, no experl. SERVICES Wl'.'hes invalid care, nighJts BUCKINGHAM - 3 room b t g g ~. ence necessary, 1 or 2 COMPANION AID desir asemen, ara e, n ear Park privilege,. 885.7389'1 _ or 24 hours d'aily, $4 upper, stove, refrigerator. s c h 0 a i s, transportation. ------____ FURNISHED room with kit. ~~t~c~ed~r:.\f~;ll~O~ RESPONSIBLE Florida cou days only. Can drive. E hourly. Loves the elderly. Security. $175 per month. Available April 1st. 823. TWO BEDROOM lower on I chen and shower for em. b pIe desires housesitting cellent references. 77 Will travel with patient No pets. 885-7658. 0316. AI~er just. off Wi~dmilll ployed man or woman Eastside's best dance clu Excellent references avail 4876. al"o 8937657 or 921 0274 ' Po'nte Drive Appl anc s Trumps, Jumps. A p ply , " '. '~ADIEUX ROAD, G I' 0 sse 1 • • • I e working days, $45 per able. May.August. Please '-' FULLY CARPETED 5.room Included. One year lease week, 882.6247. now at 9 p.m. at 16360 call 881.9141. PERSONABLE, neat, hones LPN DESIRES priyate duty Pointe City. 3 bedroom apartment. Quiet building. avaIlable. $300. Harper. 28 year.old, 6-foot ma nur.;ing. Grosse Pointe ref. home. Carpeted, $325 plus Call between 9 a.m ..9 p.m. GOODMAN PIERCE & BEAUTIFUL ROOM for em. FULL TIM E receptionist T~~~~:~" C~~~~IY, ..~~U~~ ~:'~:a~~~k. ""~~'~ '{;;.r erences. 92Hl663__ . security. 886-8634. 824.9424. BOYER, INC .. 886.3060 nlovpr! llHiv Rl'l44619 nfefel.deee.d mternlst'S available April 1st. Life ~~p~i;'~d'-at ~him 6-FOR RENT NEFF, 663-Luxury duple~ I ONE.BEDROOM -ap--a-rt-m-e-n-tI LOWER FLAT-2 bedrooms, 16~~OFFI~E FOR RENT O o!~~66~~. b~~~~;1f CXN time resident, long tenn ney sweeping, painting an . UNFURNISHED near Village. A.l condi. newly decorated, carport: n a t u I' a I fireplNGWEW & HAYES - 2 have a pleasant appear June 6 through June 24. 3259. bedrooms, curtains, drapes' I consIield. Call persistently bedroom upper, $220. 17800 WARREN, corner of ance. Good benefits. HoUl'll Local referenees avaUable. ------new carpeting, living, din PROFESSIONALLY decor.' 824.0911. 8 & GRATIOT _ Rent Free Marseille. Approximately 9 a.m .•5 p.m. Call 259.3300 Call 882-5693 after 6 p.m. COMPANION and care, of ing room, refrigerator, new ated colonial in Grosse r c, for s e r vi c e s rendered. the elederly, good .. '[er- s t 0 v e. Immwiate occu. Pointe Woods, many amen.: LO'" E~ 2.bedroom. 987 ~ea Handicapped lady. 2,000 square feet of office, 6 offices, rent one or all. , CASHIER NEEDED eve S-SITUATfOu ences, 1.949-4070', 1.349. pancy. 893-0977. Hies, close to transporta. J consfleld, Grosse. POinte HAThPER WOODS _ Grosse nings and weekends, Ap- n 1184. t' $625 ft 6 m Park. Stove, refrigerator, 885.5141 or 884.2571. " ply within, Mr. A's Deli, WANTED ------ETROIT - L'arge 1 and 2 lOn, ,a er p.. refinished h a r d woo d Pointe school \listrict, 3 I' 19210 Mack. > PAINTING-Handyman. 'All bedroom apartment, refer. 886-0269. floors. $325 per month. bedroom house. $425. 6D-VACATION PRIVATE DUTY nursing' lJaVONS _ 773-2035 RENTALS SECRETARY_ around the clock care mt types remodeling. and reo WAenLcKEes,se;~;; Y. T SOMERSET, Park - 2 bed. Utilities not included. 776. . RECEPTIONIST home, hospital or nursing pair work. No job too R~~~ REAL Y rooms, den, excellent loca. 7535 after 6 p.m. 2 BEDROOM duplex fur rent, NEW CONDOMINIUM for OUr corporate office located home, RN's, I:.PN's, aides, small. Call Dave today. tion, references, $350. 821- 'GROSSE POINTE WOODS, avaimble April 1st. Adults rent, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, . in the Renaissance Center male attendants, live.ins. 264'{)810, C~ll after 3 p.m. ROSSE POINTE WOODS 6737. third block off Lakeshore, only. Security deposit. TU furnished, 2 weeks or long. needs a girl with a pleas- Carefully screened and QUALITY Health Care in -Freshly decorated 3 bed. LOVELY 1 bedroom apart. 3. bedroom Ranch, 11h 6-9729. ~rrfag:J:r~~: ;~e~.p:~g: ant personality and good bonded. S e r v i n g Grosse your home, hospital or r,60m bungalow with separ. ment in quiet. clean apart. baths, living room with GROSSE POINTE PARK _ typing skills, shorthand a Pointe and.Tri-County for nursing home. Our profes- ate dining room, fireplace, ment building overlooking fireplace, dining room, Spa,cious 5-room lower flat, _46_3_4.__ . _ plus. Our benefits include 9 years. Suburban Nurses . 1 t ff f . t d new kitchen, rec room Grosse Pointe Park, fully den, recreation room, ref. completely redecorated, reo SANIBEL ISLAND Flo'd 3 weeks vacation first year Registry, 778-6266. "slona s a 0 regls ere with bar, 2-car garage. No 1 t'l't' . erence" security, $590 modeled bath and kitchen, Luxu.ri.ous 2.bedr'00m reI~~: .J.' Blue Cross-Blue Shield, nurses, LPN's and nurses's pets. $525 month. 881.6300 carpeted, a 1 u I lies m. month. 884.2147 or 777. v , Life insurance, dental, op. PRIVATE NU RSING aides. are available 24 OHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE eluded at, $235 per month. ,...8629. new appliances, carpeting. domlnlUms on Gulf. Avail. :.'iA'! tical and 100% tuition re- Around the Clock h ours a day, '7 days .Il 885 .1220 . o-pen FTid'ay, Saturday, able after Api'illlth. Al\~~...~ • t fund. If interested, call week. Phone 882-6640, BEAT 'HIGH RISING RTH-S . 5 LAKEPOINTE, Park, '.spa. March 14th and 15-th, 12 amenities including pool, ~ "',' In home, hospital or nursing ltredical Personnel Pool. ENERGY COST CHATSWO paclOUS cious 4.room upper, bed. noon to 5 p.m. 843 Bea. tennis;"and be'dutiful shell .. 259.9090. home. RN's, LPN's, Aides, Day or I!~ght_ I NE AND TWO BEDROOM 'room up pet, includes heat, room, den, kitchen appli. -consfield. $325 monthly, ing beach. Weekly, month. WAITRESSES companions, male attend. ------APARTMENTS' $275. Call before 3 p.m. ances, carpeted, spotless. plus JItilities and security. ly discount. 645.5498. ants, live.ins, Screened and NURSING SERVICES NCLUDING HEAT 882:1673. Parking, park privileges, GROSSE POINTE PARK _ MACKINAC ISLAND: For ,SARMAI DS bonded. 24 hour service. METRO TOWER all utilities included. Suit. . . . ) Licensed nurses for insur. INC. WAYBURN, Detroit,' upper able for one. Available. Lower brick flat, 2 bed. rent. Victorian summer We WIll tram (WIth pay. ance case. PRIVATE DUTY NURSING 26450 CROCKER BLVD. 1 bedroom, excellent con. $300. 824.2421. rooms, side drive, garage, home. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, No experience necessary. r. 1.94 and Metro .Parkway 'dition, immediate occupan. '$300 a month. 979-2612. fully equipped, near Grand EARN $50 A NIGHT POINTE AREA NURSES 24 Hour service odel open daily and Sunday cy, $130. 33Hl580. SUBLET LARGE 1.bedroom Hotel. $615 per week, min. (wages and tips). Name TU 4-3180 Phone 774-6154 96-2320 463-5857 apartment, 5 minutes from SELECT THE color carpet imum 2 weeks. References. your shift. Apply daily af. NURSES AIDES 3 BEDROOM sharp brick RenCen, River Terrace, that will complete the new 312.787.9381. ter 4 p.m. Pointe Athletic TONY VIVIANO ORD:;~~ES ENANTS! Why go through ranch in' Grosse Pointe 823.1859. . decorating in this upper _ Club, 10631 Whittier. Handyman the hassle of looking for a Woods with attached ga.I______flat on Harcourt. The nat. POMPANO BEACH, Florida. LPN's place to live? We' have rage, finished basement, OUTER DRIVE' bet wee n ural fireplace is the focal Oceanfront condominium, CO.QP NURSIDRY seeking, carpe~~~ Work Screened and Bonded houses, flats, apartments drapes, stove, refrigerator. Warren and Mack, large 2. point of the large living completely furnished, Ap. tel~cher for 2 . '9500. what have you. Call for I ---______room house, newly'dec'or. LOWER 2-bedroom flat on Detroit or metro area? Call WILSON & STROH free estimate. 343-0481, or Minor repairs, carpentry, 1443 HAMPTON - 2 bed. ated and carpeted. $500 -Lakepointe. All new ap. 552-0830. 76 Kercheval Avenue EARN A -part time income 822.2208. electrical, plumbing, paint. f' I f 11 b h 884-2904 pliances and carpeting. 885-7000 in the eomfort of your ing, .broken windows and room,merut, .garage,lrep ace, $450u ase-per per mont . . $350 per month. 882-7796. B E AUT I F U L 3.bedroom _ borne. No experience nei!d. sash cords replaced, etc. month. 881-a321. 48 1 ~ NOTTINGHAM, De' THREE.BEDROOM l .b th apartment, completely dec. HARBOR ,SPRINGS-Charm. ed. World Wide Systems, PAINTING.Handyman. Pan. 'L eling, minor plumbing and Reasonable. References. I------trOll. 2.bedroom upper flat,l ' 72 a orated, wall to wall carpet. ing condominium. 2 bed- 71.5L, Box 1262, Stn. B., 882-6759. CLEAN efficiency and 1 bed. with basement and garage. duplex. Newly dec~rate.d. ing, new kitchen, furnished r?oms and sleep 10ft, cozy plastering, etc. Free esti. Oshawa, Ontario. room apartments, unfur. $250 plus deposit. Clean AI~er Road near Wm.d.~lll with new refrigerator, fireplace. We love it so ma.tes. Tom, 822-4885. HOME NURSING, total pa. t nished, near City Airport and spacious. 224-2667 be. POI,nte, $3,75 plus utilities range, dish,vasher, washing will you! 642.9438. ' PROFESSIONAL salespeople tient care excellent refer- No pets. References and tween' 9.11 a m ana depOSit. 884.0947 after machine, dryer, dining I for direct mail advertising MANUSCRIPT ences. Gr~sse Pointe area deposit. 372-4216. . . .5 p.m. room set, 1 sofa, 1 twin ST. PETERSBURG, Florida: calling on .business men Medical manuscript, scientif. f d A '1 bl f ------SPACIOUS 3.bedroom, 2. I GRO bed. Located on Somerset Completely furnished 2. Full time and part time ic reports, books, disserta. pre err.e. val a e or LAKESHORE Village Con bath flat in Grosse Pointe SSE POINTE FARMS- '- bedroom, 2.bath waterfront Call 822-otl66 for appoint tions, repetitive letters - any shIft. 526.7428. do _ Refurbished, 2 bed. Park. $800 a month. Call Delightful 2. bedroom Street. 1 block from Defer ment. ------home, remodeled kitchen and Pierce Schools. Rent con d o. $325 per week. all your typing needs. O ORKER d room, a corner unit on I Tappan and Associates. . h II • $400 per month. Call 882. Some weeks are still avail. IBM Mag Card II. Call H USEW . . Depen. Allen Road, 'h. block from 884.6200. Wit a new appliances, able. '296-2320 or 791.1086. WOI!KING MOTHER desires able female, needs Sllme remodeled bathroom new. 7934 aner 6 to 9 p.m. 1------seflior citizen or college 823-5705, 15007 Kercheval, direction. No baysitting, shop~ing cen~er. E~cel1en.t LAKESHORE VILLA.GE 2. Iy painted and ca~peted Available immediately. FLORIDA, Hutchinson Island student to take care of one Grosse Pointe Park Mon., Fri. 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. near bus line, 824.1170. 10Cft1o~ovailable lm~ed~ bedroom Townhouse ~en. throughout. Close to Cot. LAKEPOINTE _ One bed. south of Vero. Ocean front '" nine year old girl after ------ate Y. per mon.. tral air, carpeting, edroom home, sleeps 12. 264-0610. Call after 3 p.m. _e_v_en_i_ng_s_. 914 NOTTINGHAM, lower 6 Very good condition. Ex. I UPPER FLAT with fire. I 2 baths. kitchen, fireplace. 4A-HELP WANTED ROSEVILLE DOMESTIC INCOME TAX prepared in LADY IN Grosse Pointe Park rooms. carpeting, drapes, ceptionally equipped with place, $300, heat and water l.bedroom and kitchenette TV, stereo. by week or your home. Call 886-5203. area wishes to care for stove, $300 plus security. air conditioner and all ap. . I d d C II a P a rt men t s Sleep' g weekend. 885.3211. pliances and finished base. me u e. a 881.1371 . III GROSSE POINTE elderly nights. References. Available April' 1st. 771. I . rooms. Furnished. ----.------EMPLOYMENT AGENCY HOUSEKEEPER, excellent 885.7764. 9543. ment.recreation room. 886. YORKSHIRE, large 3.bed. ALL UTILITIES PAID HARBOR SPR[~GS. Fully Top-paying, excellent live.in references. Own transpor. --______8800 between 9.5, Monday room home. fireplace. den, . e qui p p e d condominium, positions for experienced tation, honest and hard. MATURE QUAINT 3.bedroom cottage, through Friday. dining room, attached ga. INCLUDI NG HEAT sleeps 8. fireplace, garage, Child car e/Housekeepers working. 839-6631. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY/ within 1 block of Lake St. ----.----~- rage. AND HOT WATER skiing. tennis, golf. 886. ADMINISTRATI Clair. Offers boat access. APARTMENTS for rent. WAI KER 8924 Co'o k s / Housekeepers, GRADUATE student would I VE C Clinton Township. l.bed. ,.ALKIRE No pets. Shown 9 a.m.,7 . . _ M aid s, Chauffeurs/Com like painting, wallpaper. ASSISTANT onvenient Semta. Lake. room $315. 2. bedroom 774.8200 p,m. CHALET ON lake near panions and Couples. 18514 ing. Experienced. Reason. Gooj communications, writ. ~~~r:tryor ki~Ch:;;~lenal;~::i $320.$350, includes heat, F 0 U R BEDROOMS with 32160 GRATIOT I Boyne. Color TV, fireplace, Mac k A v e n u e, Grosse able. References. 882.()213. ing, planning and imple. fl f II 792.7411. Immediate occu-] family room. 21," baths, AND 131/.2 MILE Reservations for skiing by Pointe Farms. 885-4576. menting ability. Superior oors. u basement, ap. pancy. I car pet e d, dishwasher, i'; week or wrekend. 884,0431 shorthand, typing, dicta. pliances, including washer across from Macomb Mall or 778.4

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Thursday, March 13, 1980 G R 0 SSE POI NT ENE W S Page Twenty-Nine 6D-~~CtI~~N --~7 __-~W-_-A~H-~T~£~D~,_T-O==R=E=H=T-_8-==A=R=T=IC_L_E_S_F_O-_R__-S_A-=-L-E-8--_~A_R~T-=-.I-C_L-=-E_S,_~..O_R_SA_L_E!I_-_A_R_T_IC_L_ES_FO_R_S_A_Lt:_S-_A_R_T_IC_L_ES_FO_R_S_A_LEI_~ARTICLES FOR. SALE I".S-ARTICLES FOR SALE MATURE COUPLE wishes FRENCH DOORS, windows HARTZ ALUMINUM pillars, 16 feet BRAND NEW drop leaf ia. KODAK Projector and Oar. MAHOGANY DunC!an Phyfe SIESTA Apt./MOtel, directly to relocate in Grosse and panels. some very rea. HOUSEHOLD SALES long, 12 inches diameter ble, $200. 884-1181. ousel slide holders, small dining table, buffet, 5 on. the Gulf. Shuffleboard, Pointe May. 1st. Desire -2- sonable. 824-2994. with Corinthian cap and I luggage, curta:n rods, misc. needlepoin,te 'chiairs, $350. color. T.V., kitchenettes. bedroom Townhouse, du- FRIENDLY base. Best offer. 885-0376 G.E. DISHWASHER, butch. 772.5218. Mirror, beveled edge, 30 x 18522 Gulf ~Ivd .• Indian plex. apartment. long.term TRS.80 SOFTWARE and PR:JFESSIONAL SERVICE or 774.1551. er block top, pot'scrubber I. 48, $35. Mghogany coffee Shores P'lorid 33535 1 1 N pets or children hardware. Level IV Prod. YOUR SPECIAL --______(white). $145. 2 years old. GIRL'S SCHWINN 20" bike. t bl $50 2 small semi 813.591>-9333.' • a, .' Replyease. Boxo. M-42, Grosse ucts. 885.3576. POSSESSIONSARE MY CLOSING OFFICE - Stee I 526-8202. Boy"s 26". Uady'~• 26". All I3ntiquea e,. tables, $50 each.. 1 e Pointe News. I' file 4 '2 ft. x 31/~ ft. high exceU-ent condition. Call Sheer pleated draperies, SKI SEASON ------.--- 135 SQUARE YARDS al. SPECIAL CONCERN with 3 large roll.out draw. ,BEAUTIFUL mar b 1e top a.fter 6 p.m. 885-6732. valances including rods, 2 ACCOMODATIONS EMPLOYED WOMAN wish. wool carpte and pad, good SUSAN HARTZ ers, 2 wide bottom draw. cocktail tables, ~a each; pair 82 x 104, $80 per pair. es flat or apartmellt in condition, "Martini" color, 886-8982 - erg and 14 smaller various end tables, $25 each. TU 1. MAHOGANY bedroom set, Ml',ocellaneous. 371.5698 6-9 Michigan's most luxurious t R f $300 8828893 1607 vanity, with mirror, chest Res 0 r t Condominium ;:~::.e:~i~7~rea. e er. .'. 791 Fisher sizes suitable for forms, . of dr.awers, bedirame, end only. Townshouses. Available De. --- ESTATE SALE Grosse Pointe City maps, etc. $100. 881.2356, G,E. Self.cleaning oven. 6 .table. $500. 839.6982. WEDDING flowers designed cember to April. Located REfINED middle.aged wi. by .------.-- 11-5 daily. months old, $350.778.2412. . , f h d' d d '11 . d I fl t HARTZ HOUSEHOLD AUTOMOBILE OWNERS - 4 NAUGAHYDE chairs, suit. In res. ne an Sl:. on Walloon Lake, between d'ow Wishes up ex or a SALES As low as $25 quart()rly BIG BUCKS! Y;p"-.sttdfthat 1 ELECTRIC range. large dou. able for professianal office. Call Janet Burke, 294--3675. Boyne Mountain and Boyne to rent. Excellent refer. b C 1 N F It b 11 11 t 3 t $45 hOt $60 Free consult'lltion. Highlands. References on. ences. 791-8086. 4184 Bishop. Detroit I~:~ra~~~?~~~~i376~ au only yesterday was consid. Ie oven. ye ow, exce en 88;-8642 eac. ne a . _ ly. Please contact Wild. Between Mack and Warren ered junk is briging big condition, $75. 885.2294. . PAN A SON I C _ 8 track TWO RESPONSIBLE college 'd d ------b cks t d' k t ! 1 I d $50 Al wood, Walloon Lake. Mi. Frl ay an Saturday, AZARS GALLERY u on.o ay s mar e. BEDROOM _ 5.piece set in. AN~IQUE ESTATE SALE- payer recor er, . so students ~brother. sister) M h 14th 15th Let's face It. ANTIQUES S t rd M h 15 h Fisher magnetic cartridge 49796. (616) 582.9616. looking for garage apart. arc. OF AND COLLECTING ARE cl';lding dressing table with au 'ay, are t ,10 turntable, $35. Mter 6 p.m. all t t 10 a.m. -5 p.m. ORI ENTAL RUGS . mirror. mahogany. GQod 'a.m. to 4 p.m. 20228 An. BOYNE COUNTRY. Com. I!UnenGtroosrsespmointeaP:r:~~~rThis fine sale includes a dou. IbN. Ph~lches hIfave nhever condition 8854899. nott, Detroit. (North of 7 885.1197. pletely furnished, all elec. ble pedestal mahogany ta. Large selection of Rugs cen 19 er. you aye --- __ .______Mile, Bast of Hoover). ------summer months. Ideal ten. B S 11 'r d A' h' 'b . k ' BABY CRIBS - help us tric, 2.tier chalet. Upper ble and four chairs and :JY, e, ra e, ppralse t Ings you ve een thm . 1 MINK COAT, full length, Loa{{s of antique furni. help oth"rs'. We nee'" your ants, c I e a n. courteous, 223 S W d d . b 11' h' I .. 7U tier--4 bedrooms. 2 baths, buffet, a WHITE CANOPY . 00 war mg a out se 109, t e tlme size 12-14, Excellent condL 1ure. China oabinet, buffet. baby cribs to do this. Call kitchen, living room with quiet. presently Grosse DOUBLE BED and two Birmingham to do it is TODAY. Before lion. $600. 774-6998. round pedestal table and Operatl'on LIN'C, 331 "700. b Pointe residents. If you 644 7311' . 'U 1edrooms. 2 baths, kitchen, can help, please call Jamlz. dressers, mahogany twin . ;:nE::l\':cs go th:: way of the ----.,-- 0 R KIN G . chairs, dressers. several Tax deductl'ble. iving room with fireplace. at 881.9385. beds and a chest on chest, --F-U-R-S-W-A-N-T-E-D-- hoolahoop or the naru WOOD.W equip. small tables, old trunk. 20 _ Tiers may be interconnect. ._ a double bed with pine- jacket we recommend that ment, powermatic planer. pieces depression glass, old TWIN BED _ .Barly Amer. ed. if ?esired. Clubhouse, 7C-GARAGE WANTED apple posts, four bar stools, Consignment or Buy you dig those little var. thickness 16th of an inch. . lamps, mirrors, picture ican maple style, box sWimming pool, spring.fed ------a pair of Stiffel lamps and LEE'S ments out and let us give $1,900. 8.lOCh jointer $850'1 frames and many miS1:. fpring, mattress, sheeting, lakelet. Private putting I WANTED: Garage to store assorted accessories. 20339 Mack 881.8032 you a batch of money for 1O.inch tabl~ saw $750. items. Everything is old $50. 885.2333. green adjacent to golf car until May 1st. 885.{}934 There are CRYSTAL GOB. r'~-~ -.f-'.- ..- •... ' .'. them. The Coloniial Shop ~..?:~~;!Iradial arm $300. -and mUft be sold. S'llie no,,,,,,,,,. "'.. ~ ~OIlr~p 4?~.RQ'1'1 ------,"'.. .'" .-. .• b t t uU"'~"" 'L"l'LS "1'UII1"LI" at 'U a.m. v".~" ... ~ .'vV - ., ...... ~,. ' ._C' ..... I S--ARTICLES FOR SALE LI<;T~ champagnes and l_o.J~'- '~"' ..'''''V'~ uuu6:'" lias just go s 0 money 0 - ~~ . ~ ~ .. .., ~ I . • and sold. Top dollar paid. d h 't Absolutely no pre-sales!!! tan Sarouk style, 14 x9 • SANIBEL-Beautifully furn------~mes, cut glass bowls, a Fully reconditioned and spen on suc I ems as COMPLETE ROOM _ In/in excellent condition, $875. ished condominium. 2 bed. SILK OR dried centerpieces Silver covered c,asserole guaranteed. 778.7324. old dolls, old jewelry, fur Lambeth.designed. 13.foot DE LA-SALLE HIGH _ Rent 649.19j5. rooms, 2 baths, laundry, by professional f lor i stand gravy boat, glass can., --______nilure. erystal, china, fies angular sofa, 2 coordinat. .a table Co u n try Flea tennis court, on Gulf. 642. working at home. -Custom dlesticks and lots of ~is. INST ANT COP IES ta ware. depression glass. ing swivel chairs, lotto. Market, April 19.20. Attic. THREE ANTIQUE chests of 8072 or 375.0335. wOl.'k,very reasonable. 839. ~ellaneous de cor a t 1 vel 0 Roseville pottery, nik.naks, man, 16 panels, custom garage, treasures. 885.1349. drawers. 2 ced'ar chests, 6434, Items. C cups and saucers, R.S club fa b r i c draperies, one of which is antique. HARBOR SPRINGS-SN"OW ------1 Also available are linens, \VEDDING INVITA'fIONS Prussia and a host of other lamps, also 7..piece dinette CHAIRS - Wing, orange Hammond organ & Stroud IS HERE! Make reserva. "ALMOST.NEW" APPAREL LOTS OF TOOLS and SCRATCH PADS, 50c LB. items as well, one piece or set. 885.3563. or browp, $100 each. Blue Baby Grand piano. Call tions now. Sleeps 6 to 8, accessories, furs and an. GARDEN ITEMS a year. Artists PMT Stats better still a houseful. If or green chairs, $50 each. evenings or weekends, 886- year.round home. 882.2597. tiques at a fraction of the old power mowe~ a GO. Open Mon. thru Sat. 9.5 p.m. you can't get to us. we'll 2968. original cost. 'ECONOMEE k TYPEWRITER, 1979 Royal Window drapes. 9 ft. x 7 HUTCHINSON ISLAND - We Buy Furs CART, and an old DESK come to you. So ma e hay fit. $50. 886--2574. Selectric business type. SIDE BY SIDE 22 cubic ft. Florida-on the beach. 2 Consignments Welcome perfect for handiwork. AI. PRI NTI NG while the sun shines. Call writer, self.correcting fea. 1 BEDROOM set, 2 twin beds, avovado G.E. refrigerator. bedroom, 2 bath condo. LEE'S so a WASHER and DRY- SERVICE us, Monday.Saturday, 11-6. tures. New $1,400. Must coffee lIable. Very low Excellent condition. Will T' t ER with years of wear left. at 772-0430. You'll be glad sell $500. 886.0582. enOls cour s. pools, golf. 20339 Mack 881.8082 I'll hand out numbered tick. ,15210 Kerc~eval you did. 'Price. 824-1439. deliver. 885.8156. Monthly available March, ------. at LakepolOte April, May. Call 921.2616 WANTED ets at the. door startl.ng at Grosse Pointe VA 2.7100 MDVING.l,tummage sale - COLT PYTHON. 6 inch. ex. MOVING, GARAGE SALE, FIR E WOO D - Northern weekdays 10 a.m .• 4 p.m. 8 a.m. Fnday. The tickets Saturday, Sunday. 4705 cellent condition, permit BUYI NG SWORDS, 38 N. Deeplands, Grosse Michigan. seasoned hard. will establish your place in Wayburn. 526.6926, 885. requi~ed, $375. 882.6672. Pte. Shores, Friday, March wood. Bireh. maple, oak. LODGE FOR RENT. Avail. GUNS, DAGGERS, line for the sale opening TIRED OF 1690. Delivered. 293.3949. 'able :May 1.Dec. 1. Ausable MEDALS, HELMETS at 10 a.m. Come by and 14 - Maple TV console, WEDGEWOOD S i 1 v e r Er. River, in Grayling. 2 bed. 774-9651 celebrate the closeness of GETTING A stereo, excellent condi{ion REFRIGERATOR side. by. mine China, 2 pJiace set. FRIGIDAIRE stove, oven on rooms. 372-8223 or 882. Spring with a treasure Chair, odds and end.s. ,-ide, 24 cubic feet, frost. tings, meat platter, vege. ,t~, slide away burners. 1666. ---F-L-EA--MA-R-K-ET--- from this nice sale. free. reasonable. 884-1805. table dish. Never used, Refrigerator with icemak. BUSY SIGNAL? BIRCH 7.piece dining room $100. Women's custom field ELEGANT CONDO-2 bed. EVERY TUESDAY SALE CONDUCTED BY er, dining room set, buffet, Call your ads in on set, $200. Professional Xyl WHEEL.O. VATOR, wheel. bl)Clts: 7~N, like new, $50. rooms, furnished, Boynton ALCOMOS CASTLE SUSAN HARTZ, 886-8982 fruitwood. 885.6961. Thursday and Friday. ophone, slot machine. 885 chairs, E & J, Preml11 baths, walk. Federal Building. 885.5755. . a.m ..5 p.m. 5783 Yorkshire chair $350, antique French ment. WANTED ing distance to beach and BEAUTIFUL white birch Detroit between Chandler BREAKING UP an apart mirror $175, Louis XV tennis, shopping and boat Park and Harper. Sofas, FIREWOOD - Mixed split ment. Call and see if we Bombe porcelain inlaid by facilities. $135,000 wit h firewood, seasoned, $55 Campaign chairs, leaded hardwood, face cord deliv. have (for sale) what you with brass ormulu, "circa terms available. GRAHAM face cord delivered. 294- g Iass bookcase, cherry ered, stacking extra. Call are looking for. 779.9797 1790", $1,800; chaise lounge REAL ESTATE 19198 E. 8843 or 465.5148. rocker, plate stand, chairs, 752.2401. P R ICE S CUT drasticall $325, Pembrooke inlaid ta. DuMouchelle's Main Street, H arb a r CASSETTE TAPE collection, I mirrors,. double bedroom y ble $175. Dunean Phyfe Springs, Michigan 49740, 87 albums, Rock and Jazz. set, domestic Persian rugs. DOLL APPRAISALS from last week's estate dining room set, oil paint. Oriental Rugs. Antiques. Fine Paintings. Jewelry (616) 526-6251. Many Maxell gold and sll. office desk, china hutch. ANTIQUE OR sale. Antiques, furniture, ings. Chippendale sid e Fine Furniture • Crystal • Sterling • China COLLECTIBLES lamps. Saturday only. 104£. chairs, $500 pair. 649.1975. ------ver. Will sell all or-part of. refractory table, Eastlake Complete .ESTATES or Single Items 6F-SHARE LIVING 886.0.034. Ask for Randy. settees, crystal lamps, color SUSAN'S DOLL MUSEUM 21124 Vernier, 1 block of '75'7.5568 I.94'. i ,'.;' c':, lMOVINQ-SALE 'bar~atns _ UARTERS TV, refrigerator, s now -, "INSTANT,'CASH :Jri.'~~nsiinn\ent . Q '. . window' Il.i 1.',' cchiditioner, or STERLI NG blower and tools. Auduboll HOME OWNERS! Conside r BASEMENT'SALE----:lots of . .fA. d CLEAN. quiet, nice neigh. C:+.M SILVER prints, miscellaneous art this"" insurance pr'otection old 'and new' goodies. Air 'j ~~t:.r~si:I~~i.s, 9,,,,_ an Plume Us At bOl'hood. b 1-0C k from China [neludes. Rockwood, as follows: $100,000 on conditioner, sma)) throw Grosse Poin(e Puk. Room, Royal Copenhagen. Rose. 963-6256 or 963-0248 FLATWARE dwelling. $10,000_ on ga . rugs, ant ique wooden ELECTRIC STOVE. good sh'llre house. $160 month. Service for 8 plus many ville, Haviland, R. S. Prus. rage, $50,000 on contents chairs, clothes, curtains, old eondition, four top burn. 885.5749. serving pieces. sia, beautiful art deco and $100,000 liability cov. lamps. and more, things ers and broiler oven, $80, I 884-1139 1 amp san d figurines. WOMAN TO share upper -.,_____ Bronze, silver and much erage. Only $344 per year. priced to go. Saturday. 884.7459. Thoms Insurance Agency, flat with same."Call after HOUSEHOLD SALES more, 644-3982. March 15, not before 10 DOLL APPRAISALS 5 p.m. 821.2260. 1 _ Eastland Center, 881.2376. a.m. Use side door. 1824 ANTlQUE_ OR WE BUY EASY GOING person need. 'ESTATE SALES BASEME~T SALE - Mis. ORI ENTAL RUGS Hawthorne. Grosse Pointe COLLECTIBLES DIAMONDS. FINE JEWELRY. STERLING ed to share 2.bedroom APPRAJ SALS eellaneous household items. Woods. SUSAN'S DOLL MUSEUM WANTED SIL VER • POCKET WATCHES house in Grosse Pointe We Treat Your Furnishings tools, clothing and shoes. Iranian, Caucasian and Chi. IRONRITE ironer. good con 757.5568 Woods. Bedroom unfurn. As Our Own Saturday, March 15, 9/8.m. nese. Old and new, 1 OF dition, must sell. 331.7806 TWO JENSEN 1O.ounce co. • ANTIQUE CLOCKS ished. $235 monthly in. Free consultation to discuss to 5 p.m. 2041 Van Ant. many. 1-663.7607. eludes utilities. Pre fer selling and buying options werp near Vernier and 5-YEAR.OLD Mediterranean axial speakers new. plate glass mirror. ¥t .inch thick, j from male or female under 35. AR POINTE Mack. AAAA SEASONED firewood, -dining room set, 8 chairs, white oak. red oak, maple . and storage server. $700. 36 inches ~de. 70 inches Private owners and estates Call Julie at 884-5661 from PROFESSI,ONALS ------long. Perfect condition. 10-5 p.m. 882.9337 after 6 HOTPOINTE cooking stove, and hickory. $35 a face Living room couch. gold, Highest prices are paid-Trades are considered Crestline loveseat, mixed Since 1971 electric, $50. Electric mix. cord, Deliveries 463.6620 88 inches, $400. 2 white browns. 60-inches long. Transactions are always confidential p.m. , Donna Landers 882.8654 er, $35. Miscellaneous. 499. or 777-3237. . chairs $150 each. 886.9638. EMPLOYED female, 19 to ~5 Jeanne Roddewig 881.7518 9535. 881-0402, PAYMENT IS IMMEDIATE $200 includes all utilitie~. Please call after 5 p.m. ------BRING SPRING indoors, WALLACE Grand Baroque References required. Call 1 MOVING SALE-Baby bed, Pussy Willow cuttings, Sterling, 6 6.piece and 4 TAX DEDUCTION after 6 p.m. 882.8965. FANTASTIC! Yes, we think,' 1,000 LP's stereos, 3 bikes, large catkins. After 5 p.m. 5-piece place settings, $110 TIME CHARTERHOUSE & CO. 1 it's just fantastic that after clothes, wooden ship mod. .and weekends PR 6--0324. per piece. 1.725.2~17. We will pick up or you drop PROFESSIONAL PERSON we told you Jack Frost el, drapes, rugs much much 16835 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe off any useable items. car. (313) 885-1232 over 25 to share large Tu. himself couldn't cool off more. 1370 Ashland (De. LIONEL TRAIN, Bershire EXCELLENT Grand Rapids peting, baby cribs, furni. dor house in Grosse Pointe the action at the Colonial troit,'l block from Park). 736. Rock Island diesel. 20 dining table, 2 leaves, 6 ture, clothing. etc. We reo t'ars, tracks, transformer Park. ping.pong and pool Shop. Our furna~e caught Friday, Saturday, 11.5 p.m. chairs, buffet, $375. 882- distribute goods to chari. and accessories. R.O. train tables. After 9 and week. fire and left us without No pre.sales. 3786. table organizations. ends. 824-6791. heat for two days. On top I 4x4 board, tracks, complete DINIl'\G ROOM tab 1e, 4 OPERATION LINC 331-6700 WHEN SELLING YOUR CLEAN, QUIET, nice neigh. of that, we had 4 inches of COFFEE TABLE, $300; Par. set. Also 14 Inch wheel chairs and hutch ".-met & borhood. a block from snow dumped on us, it's al. sons table, $150; area rug covers, electric wall heater, records (78's). 771-3143. Lancaster hard maple. 882. USED BOOKS - Bought, BOOKS Grosse Pointe Park. Room, most as if some cosmic 8xlO black and camel. $300; 4866. sold. Fiction, non.fiction. Please consider John King first, we are anxious 1.0 share house. $160 month. consumer protection agen. lamp. $100. 882~242. FRATERNAL 0 R DE R of Hardcover, paperback - buy good used books and scholarly collections 885-5749. cy wanted to put our ad .. DON'T PA Y RETAIL! L:l.dy's Police Women's Auxiliary noon 'til 6 p.m. Tues. thru of Art, Literature, Philosophy, Religion, History, .vertising claims to the test. African animal skIns, zebra, diam:>nd solitare r i n g , Cookbook. over 300 pages Sat. BOOKTIQUE. 15243 Military, Juvenile, Local History, Plate Books, WANTED FEMALE to share Well you need only drive including rare grevy, white gold. Ih carat, with of tested recipes, $8. Tax Mack Ave., between Lake. Fine Sets Aufographs, Manuscripts, Letters, 2 . bedroom. home with out here and look at the Thompson, Grant. gazelle, appraisal will sell for 1/2 deductible. Call 886.3371. pointe and BeaconsiefJd. E:lrly Periodicals, etc. same. Good area. Prefer dazzling a r ray of new 2 full crockodile skins. 2 882-4237. its value. 882.8344 be~ween 885.2265. non.smoker after 6 p.m. treasures we have in stock python, 1 cheetah, 15 large 9 a.m ..1 p.m. We also buy: Library tables, bookcases, certain pa. 527-4312. to learn that agency's ver. makondi and ebony carv. MINIATURE ANIMAL col- . Al ' Ch' t' . . I ~IOVING - Everything in perbacks, Victorian bookends. desks, etc. GROSSE POINTE - Near dict; we were telling the mgs. 2 SOt' I~ese an I. lectlOn,. 200 aDlmdas, soa P apartment must go. Many ANNUAL RUMMAGE l COURTEOUS AND CONFIDENTIAL Village shopping,. large gospel truth. Old Jack I ~ues- a~ Ique ~v~~ ca~. stone, IVOry, woo , meta, men's clothing, never used. AND BAKE SALE home. will rent room to couldn't cool THIS place lOgS, 1 antIque pm uar s. quartz ceramic and glass. Lots of mi£c. 2012 Vernier, CONSULTATIONS. 15 YEARS IN BUSI;\/ESS. professional people. House down. We're loaded, and 886--9680. I Will sell all or part of. 886- Grosse Pte. Woods. Thurs. Saturday, March 15 HOME APPOINTMENTS PROMPTLY, AND BROWNELL privileges. there's more arriving every BICYCLE-24 inches Free 0034 ask for Randy. clay through Sunday. ! CHEERFULLY MADE . .MIDDLE SCHOOL \ LaVON's minute. Some of the ho.t Spirit - Boy's rac~r. 1~ I BASEMENT SALE'. 23336 ------! 773-2035 b th t k t th • FLIP TOP 45 inches square I Bands and Orchestra ~~m e~s. a . ep IS years old, hardly used, $60. Greencrest, off Lakeshore solid oak table and 4 JOHN KING 9 A.M .• 2 P.M. 6G-STORE OR OFFICE Jomt Slzzlmg w.lthout con. 882.7584. between 8 and 9 Mile. Take chairs, $100 firm. 882.6647. 961-0622 sumers power mcludes: 6 ------W tb t G L t I 260 CHALFONTE RENTAL magnificent RS. Prussia FRENCH Provincial be d- es ury 0 ary ane I? Grosse Pointe Farms . h kl' g room set includes double Greencrest. Thursday. Fr. WOODARD TABLE, white i CLIP AND SAVE CLIP AND SAVE STORE FOR rent, East War. berry dIS es. a spar m , . da Saturday wrought Iron. round, 36 ren.Outer Drive area, 1,600 set of Heisy Rose stem. bed, mattress, box ~prmgs, Y. . _._1 in. Ro,e pa:tern, 4 chairs, 1 square feet. Choice loca. ware, a 14K solid gold la. d?uble dresser, m I r r 0 r, RECLYNER-heats, vibratcs, ' $3CO firm, 882.6647. I ~lOVlj\;G SALE Beat the Winter doldrums tion. 885.7008 or 885.0457. dy's watch dated 1896, a I mght stand $400. Call 881. $85; very large mirror. $75: '------.-.---. - 806 Trombley beautiful Shclly bone china 7573. ( 11 d't" BEDROO~1 furmture, tr.ple and come browse! 7 WA"-'TED TO RENT . ------.-- both exce ent con lIOn., drc'"cr Frcnch Prc~-inc;al : Grosse Pointe Park - .... brcakfast service for two, BLAUPUNKT AM/FM ster. 779.4696. 1 f ~:,' d : C t : .. Saturday, March 15th a service for 6 in court. ..' . 1 rUI,\\~O, .m,rror. win 11 AM.3 P1.t HOUSEHOLD LIQUIDATION CO. 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bedroom rental. Excellent lor .Smith & Ta~lor, some i 4369.' IIvmg room furmture. hke : TWI~ CA:-\OPY bed. exccl. ~fother has moved and 1 We Conduct House Sales. Call for consultation. IndIan made Silver and: new. blue color scheme. I lent conditIOn, $125. Mat. doesn't have room for i Featuring this week: references. Call 839.6756. turquoise jewlery, a cast MIRROR, bevelled with etch. 771-8732 after 5 p.m, I treo> set, 1 year old, $70. all her lovely furniture, ! Magnificent Derby tureen, fine old oil portrait, drop. FAMILY OF 3 wants to rent i iron mortar and pe.stle,. a ing;. 2-drawer ~etal filing BRAND NEW. Oneida heir.: 779.5235. We are selling a pair of reasonably priced home- i Royal Doulton flgunne cabInet. m 0 v I e camera. .. ---- ;-'-;-'---.--'-- leaf oak table, mahogany Duncan Phyfe double green velvet chairs, a , pedestal dining table and 8 chairs. Fine Stafford. long term in Grosse Pointe, "Tinkle Bell", a Copeland portable stereo 2 contem.j loom. sterlIng. Silver. ~am., DlSPLA yeA B I ;I; E T. - pair of caned.back fruit. areas, beginning May 1,: spade porcelain bird, sev. porsry recreation roo m; ask Rose~ eight 5'Plec~ I Do.uble gla?_ door .ca~l~et shire collection, exquisite crystal and china far wood chairs, a round : below retail price. 882.5325. References. II ral ieces of Hull Art pot. hairs 881.0581 I place S~ttl~gS, a.lso 7 g?r, whh 3, lowe. dra\~er". Ill- maple table with four ~ P d believe me there c. . : geous servlllg pieces with: tenor lighting, 68 In. wde. chairs, a small drop leaf Brass student lamp, brass.lined wine table, Steu. CAUCASIAN Pro f e 5 • ! ery, ~n t of even 'better USED Frigidaire refril/;era! chest included. Valued 9t by 85 in, high, d~3igncd pcdestlll table and a ben pieces, fine variety porcelain statuary, Baker sional male needs small, ahr~ p en}I Th W rks" 1 tor freezer good condition! $15.000 .WiII accept be~t by Dorolhv Draper. made t lngs n eo, , , $10000 777 b' H ci \' sturdy. handsome couch. dining table. pair Windsor.backed chairs, country furnished apartment or I h' .' t Don't let 1 $50, 881-4382. I offer over ,. . y. cnrc on. J n, 1 q U c t IS very mmu e. . . _. . . __ 6559 evcnings. , Whl:C, ongln.1l1y purchascd Also available are a pine kitchen table, wainut drop.leaf table, large ' will share home in Grosse the parade of umque and 3"" KARAT RING. flower de.' . .______I from Scott Schruptine and Scars Washer and Gas wrought iron fireplace set and andirons, Ruby Pointe area. Write P.O.: unu~ual items that mar~h. si~n. 6 rubles, 1 diamond,: DI:'IIING ROOM TABLE. ''\/al. : never mond. $UCO CJr. Drycr and a 2 year old glass lustres, a~sortment prints and oil paintings .. ~2x05. 05331 Det~oit, MI i es through the Colomal $400. 755.3324. ! nu~, 6 chairs ',vith tablC' , rent CU.,t over ::,4,2GO Call 21" continuous. c I e an' TUESDA 'lS, THURSDAYS 10 a.m. to 3 p.m, ______. I Shop pass you by. Get on ------.--.----.-. I nads, good condition. 8B6.: 8B6.2.'HO dW5 or rWnll1~5, Elrrtric Stove. 15115 CHARLEVOIX GROSSE POINTE teacher; out herc! 25701 .Jefferson 3 CHRYSLER AIr Temp air. 0904. ." GROSSE POINTE PARK and wife desire clean.: near 10 MilC'. Monday-8at. conditioners, $35 each. G.E.' -- .' ---- . -. C:~CKTAIL TABLE - 60 x Wc won't scll anything '331.3486 , I urrlay, 11.6. 772.0430. Your electric stove. go~d condi.; ORIEj\;TA~, Rl:G" p o~' c r 20. parq~let top. 2 match. early so your treasure CHARLES KLINGENS~tITH quiet, reasonable flat. Car. 1 -Iastcr (~hargc and Visa tion, $45. Washmg ma. I loomed 10 Bclglum (86 x In~ i::-ath"r top rnd lablr" riage House or housc to j' - I will be waiting for you LAUREN CHAPMAN rent. Refcrences. Plcasc: arc wclcomed. and don't chine, good condition. $45., 11'6). likc ncw (Bllrgun. .(~u(Cn Anne .,t~l(', S~5::J. at 11~ JILL WILLIA~fS phone 882.7250. 1 ever forget: We buy, too. I 882-3965. I dy\. 372-1076. efll.5144.

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,.' Page Thirty . G R 0 5 S E POI N TEN E W S Thursday, March 13, 1980 I-ARTICLES FOR SALE' 81-ANTIQUES FOR 9-ARTICLES WANTED ll-CARS FOR SALE ll-CARS FOR SALE ll-CARS FOR SALE ll-CARS FOR SALE IlB-CARS WANTED - TmRTY.INCH Tappan elec. S_A_L_E _ ------1 ------:- 'ro BUY SHOTGUNS and rifles want, CARS WANTED '79 MONTE CARW, 24,000 1978 CAiMA'RO. ~5,O00 miles, 1979 CADILLAC Sedan de ------_ tri~ range. $175 885.0595. UNIVERSA:L MALL, A~tique ed - Parker, Fox, Smith, Old, new, antique, wrecked, miles. 776-8920. .power steering, 'brakes, air, Ville 9.000 miles, leather STOP! Don't junk that car or RUMMAGE - Antiques, old Show and Sale. 12 Mile at Winchester and others. I full ~ank, $2,500. 88~-6612, seats, $8,500. Fully equip. truck. Call Bill for est!- books, excellen.t color TV, Dequindre. Tuesday. March Private collector. 471l.5315. damaged. CASH waiting, TUFF.KOTE's System 6 ex. ped 885 5508 mate. 885.2221, FREE appraisal to you. tcrior plaze will give your 1968 LIN,COLN Continental. .'. _ ,mi~ellaneous. 7'78-4519 or U..sunday, March 16. Mall '174-9597 21101 Ale~lnder hours, Free admission, free SAFES WANTED .' \-lmost Mr. Perr' 294.9373. u.sed '"r a permanent 4 d'oor, l'ow mileage. body '75 MERCURY Marquis. full any condition, W"(lds Lock St, Clair Shores. ' parking. '66 MUST.. ; 2S9=3.specd, i .-=~~owroom shine. 822.5300. good condition. Best offer. power, new exhaust, low and Safe. TU 1,9247. CASH 1------very gonu condition. 791. j 1979 DATSUN 280ZX-AM/ I __8_85_'0_5_0_7_. miles, $1,495. 881-4543. EETATE SALE - Antiqu,e ORIENTAL RUGS FOR SERIOUS local collector wiil dresser, console s I ere 0 E:cperl appraisals. estates, 7648. : FM, cruise control. 4,200 1974 OAPRICE. Good condi. 1967 MERCEDES BENZ 250 purchase all signed Tiffa" radio, recm ds, living and purchased. Modern semi. ._.-- .. - .._ .. - I ml'l celle-nt condition tion, low mile:a.ae, $1.200 SE 6xcellent condition. Call CARS lamps: Handel, Picrpoil:" ~fUSTANG '75 ~hia -- sun.! $a,;~o. e~all 885-9167. • or offer. 885.2044. after 5 p.m. 885-4657. dining ro 0 m furniture. antique and antique. Ex. roof, stereo, air, auto, ex., _ Older Carl' kitchen set, small appli. pert cleaning and repair. Jefferson and Moe nridges 1 amp s. A 11 transactions tra:;, excellent condition, 1979 GRAND PRIX L,J. Ex. '78 HO,RJZON, 4 door. auto- 1974 MUSTANG Ghia-auto. ances. glassware, dishes. ing. Will buy antiques Towed in Free strictlv confidential. Please $2,300. 881-1889 evenings. cellent condition, 10,000 mltic. power steering, de. mallc. 4 cylinder, air, ster. 'books, Whirlpool washer. also. Able to pay top dol. call after 6 p,m. 886.2812. .. '79- t miles, 881.2094. I luxe interior, 12,000 miles, eo. $1000. 884.3209. 839-5300 miscellaneous, 14690 Fair. lar. 547.2100. BUICK Riviera mos op. -,------ex-eellent condition rust JAY BOLOGNA CARS crest, Delroit. Thursday, KENNARY Kage Antiques. I CASH!! ! tions, 6,500 miles, randau 1976 4.door Regency OLDS. proofed, 27 m.p.g. $4,150. 1971 T.BIRD-Great running Friu.,ton.Whittier 1683. ------4 chairs, wood and wrought Miller, Early matchbox and ------I B t ff 775 5-'74 to '79 V<1ns 1973 OLDS Cutlass Supreme. 1978 TROJAN - 2B"cruiser, iron excellent condition, Dinky. Dealer Promo cars, COLLECTIONS I 1978 PLYMOUTH Horizon-I 2e~;ner. es 0 er. . 1_''7'7 s"vm" ,_, ~_"M " ..... _.,. I fly bridge. mint condition, 885-8115. Structo, Keystone and oth. CALL tSt rWeeN automatic, 4 door, a~r con. 1------1-'79 Dodge Diplomat, V.6 d'a"Y'S:"'776.869"'0~v.v.v ""~" Loaded. 70 hours. 777-9124. ESTATE SAL~767 Marl. ers. Call Dick Claggett. ditioning, 25,000 miles, de. 1975 OLDS Cutlass Supreme 1-'80 SkyIark, Sport 5-8 P.M. 1 borough n ear Chandler 886-4522. luxe interior, $4,300 or 2 door. automatic, power 1-'78 Olds Wagon LOOK - WOW! Save this 1978 h CENTURY Cortez- 882-1464 best offer. 791-5155. steering po\ver brakes. air, Buy. lease - many mOTe in number. Junk cars towed. 27', like new. low hours. Park Drive. Saturday, 8th. YOU ARE INVITED kM/FM, excellent condi. stock. One day service. 775-9566 totally equipped. No rea Sunday. 9th. g a.m. to 4 by the Antique Dealers WANTED: French door s, CUTLASS '78 Sup rem e sonable offer refused. 294- p.m. of Royal Oak leaded glass,' windows and Brougham - 250 V8, air, tion" $I,ti50 or best offer. CALL JIM rMHOFF COUPE DE VILLE '79 (Cad. . Call 881.2321 after 6 p.m. 521-Ull iliac). leather, \Hre wheels, 3442 after 6 p.m. DINING ROOM SET: drop to attend the annual panels. Please call 824- stereo, c r u i s e. excellent ------Order your 1980 n'Ow. 2994. condition, more! $4,600. leaf table 1 extention, 4 1973 PONTIAC Le Mans tape, low miles perfect 19 FT. FLYING SCOT _ 884.5955, 1-685.9204. chairs, china cabinet, wal. ST. PATRICK'S Sport Coupe, air, vinyl top, 1975 MG ~UOOE'I' - Needs $7950. 886-8995. # 1558, fiberglass day sail. DIAMONDS automatic, power steering some work. $2,100 or best nut table pads $325. Price LINCOLN Town Car, late or an racer. equipped with I ANTIQUE WALK and brakes, radio garage cff er. 882.7333 . '77 PACER Wagon. AM/FM, negotiable. 884-a879. Saturday-Sunday, 15.16. U.5. 1978, 8,500 miles, all op. spinnaker, cOl1J.pass,trailer, SILVER new battery, tires. low cover 'lInd motor mount. MINI BIKE, 2'h hp $65; Maps available at each tions. $7,800 or best offer. kept, 2 new tires. regular BMW '79 -3201 - Immacu. miles manual transmission, gas, $1..150. 881-0003. late, silver, 4 '>peed. air, excellent condition, $2000 $2.800. W 0 r k 568-3434. Chemistry set (26 chemi. shop. GOLD 881-8725. • home 822-7207. Ask for '78 MUSTANG II - 17.000 sunro'of, stereo cassette, 882-6142, Paul. " cals), $15; Slot car set, 9-ARTICLES WANTED INSTANT CASH PAID 1975 MERCURY Montego miles. air, power steering, alloys, Ziebart. low mile. . ,- $30; power lawn mowers. Investor-Collector ,will pay MX Brougham 2 door, air, power brakes, AM/FM ster. 'll&'e.After 5 p.m .....eek days. 1975 FIAT 1284 door. 36.000 ; TOP $$ PAID for color TV's 25 HP JOHNSON. long shaft, horizontal or vertical shaft more cash for your silver stereo, Ziebarted, 28,000 eo. automatic. $3,900. 885. 881.2727. miles. 4 speed. great mile- engines. Make offer. 881- needing repair. 774-9380. miles, $1.495. 882-8903. prime conuition. $525. 885. and gold coins. sterling age good condition needs 9475. ' 9588 Eric or Mark. ARE YOU MOVING or sell. old pocket watches, dia 4911. 1979 PONTiAC Sunbird - tires $1,500 firm. 881.6771 1976 PONTIAC Grand Le. -1B'-7-1-0-L-D-S-R-eg-e-n-c-y-2-d-o-o-r,Showroom condition, wife's 8A-MUSICAL ing an estate? We are buy- monds, fine jewelry, music mans wagon, 70,000 miles, 24' RAVEN sailboat, 1972 fi. ing everything. Furniture, exeellent condition. Must car, p:>wer steering and 1914 CAMARO-Power steer INSTRUMENTS boxes and antique guns. I power steering. brakes, bergUass, new sails, trailer . glassware. knic.knacs, dish. will try to exceed any legi sell. Best offer. 465.0049. 'brakes. auto-air, rear de. ing/brakes, regular gas. cruise, air conditioning, iogger, AM/FM s~ereo, side low mileage. good condi. included, $3,900. 882'()247. es. household items, odds timate offer and will pay PIANOS WANTED AM/FM stereo, power door 1974 CHEVROLET Impala m'olding, rU.!ll'proofed, 3.300 tion. Weekdays after 5 . and ,ends. musical instru. cash. 884-1139. 50 FT. WHI'I1CRAFT House GRANDS, Spinets, Consoles locks, luggage carrier. $1" station wagon, air, luggage miles, 7 months \w!.rrimty, 881.9517. Weekends any , ments, Hummels, Hummel BO'at. 1972. twin diesel. ; and Small Uprights. GROSSE POINTE Bookseller 550. Call 886.5072. rack, AM radio, ,front and still efifectlve. Call alter 5 time. I plates, old dolls and paper every conceiVlllble piece of TOP PRICES PAID rear speaker. 54,567 miles, p.m. 775-7362. I back books. 774-7142. desires signed limited edi 1973 TORONADA~Loaded. equipment 'and I8ccessories, I 1979 CADILLAC Eldorado- YE 7-0506 Ziebart. 885-2968. • including 12 ft. whaler, ., DIAMONDS WANTED tions, fine illustrated chil very good condition, $850. NEED A reli:rl>le. roomy car fully equipped. excellent with 25 h.p. motor. in i CLASSICAL GUITAR. new Doctor buying for invest. dren's literature, art, pho 774-a679. 1977 CAMARO LT, loaded. for not much money? Clean condition. executive driv. , North Miami. (313) 588- , condition, beautiful tone, ment will pay the highest tography, Americana. De Ziebart, 62,000 actual miles, H)75 model, 45,000 miles. en. A steal at $10,500, Call f trait, Civil War, Occult, '79 HONDA Civic- 4 speed, air, A'M/.F1M, $1,075 firm. 778.1800. 2838 or 646.5900 or 731- I $200. 882.9138 after 5 p.m price of anybody for diam. good condition, ,no dust, , onds and precious jewel. avantgarde Lit.. military, Hatchback, rear defOgger., $2.700. days 56a~I00, eve. 886-2927 or 983-4296. 3594. I BESSAN Baritone, 4 valve, county histories, philoso, excellent condition, $4,050 ! ry. 644-5221. nings 393-1137, 1980 TOYOTA TERCEL _ 1973 DODGE Maxi Van Royal I excellent condition, $700. phy and worthwhile books or offer. 881-8227. . 12B-VACATION I Low .mileage, condition Sportsman. 521-7874. , 882.9138 after 5 p.m. We Buy or collections in all cate. '78 CORVETTE-Cherry col. 1976 MONARCH Ghia, 4 door PROPERTY I like new. rustprotlfed, h"d/ SUPERB VALUE " ~ gories. Cash paid and im. or and condition, red in. .'-air, vinyl toP. automatic, FM radio, excellent gas 1974 BUICK Gran Sport _ r BOOKS mediate removal. terior/beige leather interi. AM/FM, $2,600. 885-4176. HARBOR SPRINGS - Lake I J & M MOYI NG ,..... mile'age, $4,500 or best of. Loaded. Excellent condi. I Local and Suburbs. LICensed GRUB STREET . >"h 1 . Michigan/Weimer's Lake: I BOOKMAN'S CORNER or. alummum w ee s, au '75 DODGE Van :318 auto., fer. Call 886-5015. -lion. Fine lady's car. $1,' unique one.acre lake lots f movers willouy pianos, ap. 15306 M k t B f' Id d't' i wl'n ac a eacons Ie A BOOKERY con I Ion ng, power . power steering/brakes, air, I pliances, household items. G P P 885'()655 832-4761 d brak tilt 1979 CHEVROLET Blazer- 595. Call 923.7704 after 6 fronting on 2 lakes, 5 min. I . . , , 15038 Mack. Grcis.se Pte. Park ows. power. es, po s i, AM/FM cassette, B1ack wit h remove'able p.m. utes to downtown Harbor , 821-6836 or 823-4OQ5. WANTED-Car radios, fac. 824-8874 telescope steenng, ste r e6-0 mags, custom interior. new Springs. Exclusive area for 1 8 8 hardto'p, hills Cheyenne 1971 DODGE Polara-4 door I FlENDEn 100 watt Bassman tory originals only. AMI and CB. L~w mileage. paint, battery, shocks and p11:Jt1age, 4 wheel drive. e x e cut i v e retreat. ...;Y.eQict~comp'let~ly loaded; no rust, air, $650 or best 1 ' Amplifier, $200. 822-8366 - FM, .1963.1973. AM only WANTED TO BUY antiques 8910. , ~e~.lU8,s60t..:~H.~'_'.,.:Po .~-: bf!st. GRAHAM REAL ESTATE, -.":"" '. .after 5 p:m. 192601962 , 977.'1979 ' \ and good used furnishings, 1978.' MERCURY-.M a r q i s ~oo~ • . .. I _ :-G~, I!x.ecuti\;e . oal;'., 12~OOO offer. 886.7274. )- '- . ..- --cut- glffs~-"Wlcker. marble J 198 E. Main Street. Har- lactual miles ... Must sell. '76 MONTE' CARLO _ bor Springs, M i chi g a n !PlANO - Like new. Walnut BIG BUCKS! Yep, stuM that - top, old pooket watches, -.- station wagon, .1.0...passen. 1971 GREMLIN, fi.~cylind,~, Tan. .779.6480. landau, fully equipped. ex. 49740' (616) 02.J!::6251, :finish. Storey-Clark' con. only yenerd:ay was con. quilts, china. silver, gold, 1 ger, loaded. excellent can. automatic, sunroof. Needs BEFORE YOU BVY a used cellent condition. Call af. sole. Moving, don'~ w.mt to sidered junk is bringing piece or lnore. Call 885. dWon, 27.000 miles $4,700. back. window. $275. 886. l2D-LAKE AND ship it. $1.350. 884-a684. ,big bucks on to:~y's.mark. 6830. 774-2379. 0955 lUtet'- 5 p.m. car; have Tuff.Kote check ter 5 p.m. 881-4472. RIVER PROPERTY it for rust. No charge. 822- '75 AUDI LS 100-4 cylinder, BALDWIN MAMOGAl>.TY et. Let's face, it: AN. CAPRICE Classic 1977. Load. 1978 SUBURBAN-full pow. TIQUES AND COLLECT. S'l'EREO/PLA YER Console, 5300.' 'automatic, AM-FM 8 track, ST. CLAIR - Clarke Drive. SPINET PIANO ABLES ARE IN. Prices dark wood. Ca-ll 755-4826 ed, full power, quad 8 er, GMC, stereo, 25.000 972 CAID:tLLAC COUPE _ rear defrost, 4 door, front St. Clair's most prestigious Plus bench, e:l«:ellent condi- have never been higher. If I a£ter 5. track, $3,295. Evenings. miles. 'Mint. $5,500 or best. tion. 88S{)860. (Working 886'()279 885.3022. Brown, . new tires, sharp wheel drive. 331-4602 after J area. Handsome 3 or 5 bed. irregular hours, pie as e you have things you've 'SOFA !BED WANTED. Tra- . mechanically. M u 'St sell. 4 p.m. room river homes. Approx. keep trying,) 'been thinking about sell- d'itional style. Wish rt:o reo CADILLAC 1978 Coupe de '72 OLDS "B8"....:::Automatic. 'A1:cept offer. 88th1543. MAKE YOUR used car loo~t 3,000 sq. ft. of smartly de- ing. the time to do it is uphol,~ter i,t myself. 77'1. Ville Cabriolet, leather, radio, air. cruise, extra signed wood planked in. 100-~R.OLID pump organ. TODAY. Before antiques 1660 firemist, excellent condi. snow tires, 65.000 miles, 1976 ELDORADO cadillac. like new with Tuff.Kote's terior with magnificent excellent condition. 885 go the way of the honl!'!... . tion. $6.200. 886-3879. excellent condition, $975. Very good condition. New exterior glaze. 822.5300 field stone fireplace. Prop. 0174, 343.9117. hoop or the Nehru jacket WANTED TO BUY. Dodge 331.2378. br.akes. shocks, tune-up. '74 DODGE Sportsman Van, erty is located to allow an we recommend that you Dart 6. 1970-74. Must be '73 GRAND TORINO Squire, Fully equipped. Best offer. blue. 360 engine, automa. extraordinary view of the PMYER PIANO, $600. 885 dig those little varmints excellent. Small power excellent. con d it ion, no 881-4449. - tic, power steering/brakes, St. Clair River with In- 0174. 343.9117. out and let us give you a mower, gas or electric, win rust, loaded. Must see! 776. AUDI 5000 S 79 its Sunroof. plus every option. '79 HONDA ClViIC-4 speed, 8 passenger low mileage, ternational shipping. $188. 8B--ANTIQUES FOR bllitch of money for them. dow air condiotioner. 884- 1514. 28 mpg on regular gas, stereo, rear defogger, ex. $1,600. 881-9147. 000. 1-329-9049. S .lLE The Colonial Shop hias just 5957. A gobs of money to spend on 1973 VEGA Wagon, new bat- Showroom condition, $9.. cellent condl.tl'on $4500 . , . 1974 JEEP CJ5 soft top, 25•• such items as: old dolls, lOB-TRUCKS tery, tires. exhaust system, 950. 886-6995. 839.3236. PORT HURON. Michigan MYRON BARLOW pa1ntings, 000 miles, $2.750 or best old j ewe 1r y, furniture, FOR SALE _ more. Best offer. 886-2222. 100' on lake. Custom built !cart etchings and Lalique 1972 CUTLASS. :Power steer. '78 SIROCCO - Mint condi- offer. 886-8193. glass wanted. 661-0008. crysl!al, chini; Fiestraware, '67 MUSTANG _ automatl'c, ing, .hl13.ke3. air. $900. 886. tion, froILt wheel drive. 3 bedroom home. 2,500 D . 1 R '11 1979 SUBURBAN-trailering epresslOn g ass,' oseVl e new paint. excellent eondi. 5191. excellen,t m,p.g., low miles. 1978 CAPRICE Classic - 4 sq. ft. Beautiful wooded pottery, nik.n-ilks', cups and spe.cial, $2,500 in options, QUEEN ANNE dining 'Set, 9 door. automatic. ,p 0 W e r grounds with pond. Excel saucers, R.S. Prussia and 4O-gallon. regular gas, $7, tion, $1,295. 885-4221. $5.495. 882.S548. piece, library table, excel 1976 CUTLASS Salon-buck. steering/brakes. air, AM/ lent beach. One of Port lent .condition. 777.1660. a host o.f other items as 900. 791-9691. '77 GRAND PRIX _ Triple e.t seats, 5 speed, AM/FM 1973 VW Super Beetle. Good FM stereo $4,150. Days Huron's prime pieces of 8 track stereo, 44,000 miles. condition, well maintained, ANTIQU.;E Show and Sale - well. On!! piece frr better 350 CUMMINGS tractor to black. air, AM/FM i tilt, 885.9035, eve n i n g s 268- lake property. John O'Dell 260 engine very good on ex:tr.as. $1,300. 886-5902. Winchester M'all. Rochester st!ll a house£ull. If you rent or lease. 882.0356, af- rear defroster, new brakes, 8988. W. Bruce Keys Real Estate gas, $2,300. Call mornings. .' and Avon Rd. Mcarch 27-30 can't get to us, we'll come 6 305 engine, 20 mpg, 33,000 985.9685 to you. So, make hay ter p.m. '1 $3 500 823 1880 b 1978 BUICK Open - 21,000 '76 MALIBU Classic - Air, 'During Mall hours. 52,7-3085. evenings 982-2777 Whl'le tho. sun shines. Call ml es. , . . e. miles, 4 speed, excellent stereo cas set t e, power '79 BRONCO XLT - 4 x 4 fore 5 p.m., 885-1864 after mileage, rust.proofed. snow 10o-YEAn-oLD pump organ. us, Monday-Saturday. 11.6 plow, customer lift, loaded, 5 18'79 {:UTLASS Supreme - tires. $3,400 or best offer. steeringtbrakes. Immacu- CUSTOM BtJILT 3 bedroom , excellent condition. 885 'at 772.Q430. ~ou'll be glad A.1 Earn 3-$5,000 a year p.m. Fully loaded. excellent condition. $5,600. 294-7927. 881-9147. late, 23.000 miles, $2800 or home. 2.500 square feet (;174, 343.9117. you did. 885.1005. best. 773-8786, Excellent home for enter '78 FIAT X-19. Like new. HAND CARVED living room BEAT INFLATION 1978 CAPRICE - 4 door, 1967 DODGE Dart. Excellent !'aining. Ueauotiful wooded We ~Jt~~o:~~~~ates ll-CARS FOR SALE low mileage, power brakes, 17,COO miles, AM/FM 8 grounds with pond. 100 set, round oak pedestal ta condition h i g h mileage, power s~eering, power door ,tra~k. Zieb.ut, 30 m.p.g., feet Qn Lake. Excellent ble, vanity and bed. Oak or household liquidations. RUSTPROOFING by Tuff BUY $595. Before 6 at 885-9858 locks, air, rear window de. regular gas, radial tires. beach. One of Port Huron, chairs, lamps, china cabi. Also buying antiques, chi. Kote will add to .the resale Aks for Gasper. After 6- A PRE-OWNED fogger, radio. Excellent 574-1686. Michigan's prime pieces of stafe and must sell. Satur na, crystal, silyer jewelry, value of your t:3r. 822.5300 771.1604. furs, paintings, ivory, -:loi. J CAR condition. $3,950. 483.9108. lake property. W. Bruce day and Sunday. 5711 ( 1970 PLTItOUTH Fury. AI. sonne and Meissen. Prompt AUTOMOBILE OWNERS As 1974 OLDS Cutlass Supreme . Keys Real" Estate. John Buckingham. Detroit. 343 -WHILE SUPPLY LASTS 1974 DODGE Dar,t - Power ways run!!', needs work. payment. LEE'S. 20339 low as $25 quarterly buys $100. 822-8366 after 5 p.m, Loaded, sporty, nice con O'Dell. 985-9685. Evenings 0424. Mack Ave. 881.8082, Compulsory No Fault In i .teering/brakes, ~ir, radio, 982-2777. 1972 Dodge Monaco - 2 good condition. $1,200. 886- dition, 45.000 miles $1575 LAST SHOW OF SEASON r::;;;:::;;;:::;;;:::;;;:::;;;:::;;;:::;;;:::;;;:::;;;:=' I surance, 881.2376. door, loaded, automatic, I '77 CAPRICE Station wagon, Days 792.5800 after 5. p.m 9 passenger, $2,675. Power CAMP RANKIN, North of I excellent, $995. 882.7766. ROMA HALL BOOKS 1979 PONTIAC Sun b i r d steering, br.akes, locks, air, Lexington. 76 miles North Antique Flea Market I V::~E, 1977. Power steer. PURCHASED I hatchback, 6,000 mil e s, stereo, luggage rack. 40.000 1976 PONTIAC Lemans mid of 8-Mile and 696, lies ap East Side, Sunday, March 16 1974 Dodge Monaco - 4 ing, power brakes, air, rear loaded. best offer. 882 miles. Small V-8. 881.2370, size station wagon, excel proximately 18 !acres of 24845 Gratiot, East Detront We pay fair prices and 4860 after 6 p.m. weekdays door, powet:, steering, defrorter, vinyl top, 35,000 I lent condition. air, auto.! beautiful seml.wooded land 9-4. Free Admission. make house calls, so be. air, automatic, perfect, miles. Excellent condition. 1975 AUDI _ Brown, sun. $1,495. matico power more. Nearly I with 250' of S18ndy beach fore your winter clean. lAUTOMOBILE INSURANCE I _8_3_9._0_2_97_.______roof, 2 door. 4 speed, no J. C. WYNO I new tires and brakes. Must on Lake Huron. Eight 773-7803 ing, garage sale or be. I As low as $33.15 for 6 1975 Dart - 4 door six : 1978 PONTIAC Sunbird _ ru;;t, 26 m.p.g. $2,600. Call fore you move please i montns. Call Chesney In sell. $1595. Call 884-a82B, sleeping cabins plus a 118rge Thanks to all the dealers and cylinder, automatic, air, I Air, FM "tereo, nadials, 6 after 4 p.m. 882.5467. call us first. 15 years in 1 surance Agency for your cement block recreation customers who have made I great mileage. $2,295. ! cylinder, 39,000 miles. A3k. 1977 GREMLIN _ S~ancLard '79 BRONCO 4x4. See trucks hall, commercial kitchen these shows what they are! business. lover the phone quotation I A. vailable till 8 p,m. on ing $4,000. 885~4864 Sun. (lOB). 885-1005. and dining hall plus a di. Shows will nsume in October, 1975 Mustang-Automatic, i days, ~fonday through Sat. I shift, power s t e ~ r i n g / Wednesday and Thursda~ rector's cabin. JOHN KING power steering/brakes, I urdly ask for B:>nnie. 879. I brakes. 25.000 mIles, llke PONTrAC Bonneville, 1979, ABLE TO PAY top dollar. 961.0622 884-5337. DA:'-!ARO'79 Z28, dark blue. automatic, like new, 4 power .teering. 2,500 miles. VOLKSWAGENS Warren. EXCCI1~llt trou. I 4 speed, AM/FM cassette, cylinder, 14,000 miles, TH E ROAD TO $4,900. After 6 p.m, 885. ble.free invesli11cnt. :\tc. Top prices paid for: II air. T.top, mag wheels, S3995 3028. WANTED Bre-arty.Adlhoch, Realtors. _ antique furniture - cut glass, _ miniatures I: much more, $6,500, 556. , ' SAVINGS. ------Highest Prices Paid 882.5200. _ j'Cwelry _ dolls - toys _lamps _ Sterling 4405, after 5 p,m. 264. THE CCl:\IPANY THAT 1073 CHEVY Impala - EX'I WOOD MOTORS V,W. !lilv,'r • clocks • watches _ oil paintings CARES For that personal touch cellent running condition, Gratiot at 8 Mile 372.2600 8267. BUSINESS AND ~ 0: ient~l rUi(s, BOB RAYNAL on new or used cars. ex~€llent body condition. --CA.-S-H' FOR-";A-RS--- .' Monday and Thursda~, $950 C 118394349 " INVEST:'>IENT Small charge for appraisals i 1978 ;-';OVA Hatchback 6 J, JOE RICCI 9 a,m. to 9 p.m. Tues., , 3 '. TOP DOLLAR PAID PROPERTIES I cylinder, automatic, power day, Wednesday and 11979 CAiMARO Z.28, stick, MIKE MAHER CHEVROLET Exclusively steering, pOWE:rbrakes, low 775-1970 GROSSE POINTE Friday, 9 a,m, to 6 p,m, good gas milea.':e, all ex. USED CAR LOT SALES LEASES miles, rustproofed. Must 23159 Mack at 9 Mile -AMC Ira" 8,000 miles, mint EAST JEFFERSON AT EXCHANGES see. Asking $3,900, 371.: 18201 Mack 885.aooo 772-2200 conditiCln. Executive's car., ALTER ROAD Virginia S. Jeffries, Realtor 2088. i $6,500 or best. 888-8240. I 821.2000 882.0899

j Thursday, March 13, 1980 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E 'Y{ S Page Thirty-One 12E-eOMMERCIAL -l-3--R-EA-L-E-S-TA-T-E-- -1-3--R-E-A-L-E-ST-A-T-E--r13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATEFORSALE 13-,~f:: ~_LESTATEFe' ALE PROPERTY , FORSALE FORSALE FOR SALE - -_. GROSSE POINTE WOODS - BY OWNER MACK AVENUE GROSSE POINTE WOODS HOME OWNIDRSl Consider DUPLEX 844-845 Trombley, Beautifully decorated bri~k Colonial with 2 large bed. OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 P.M. this insurance 'Protection 2 bedrooms 1~ baths, 2 rooms, P.ointe kit\.lle with !built-ins, Florida OPEN HOUSE GROSSEPTE PARK Shorepointe 2013 - Luxury JlS follows: $100,000 on car garage,' air 'condition. room, gas grill, 2 car garage. Must see to appre. living in this 2 bedroom, dweUing, $10,000 on ga. ing, $129,500. 11% financ. elate. Priced in mid 60's. By appointment only. 45 WOODLAND SHORE-DRIVE Clean, 3 story brick office l ,building wit h elevator. 2 h bath condo, kitchen rage, $50,000 on contents ing. 824-3030. 885.7621 or 881.3234 with eating area and all and $100,000 liability cov. . 1 'd L d C Farmhouse Colonial. Living room, dining room, 95% occupied. Good invest. erage. Only $344 per year. CLARKSTON, approx. 2oo.x WIl conSI er an ontract. family room. utility room. 4 bL )ms, 3lA1baths, ment. built.ins, dining room, cen- Th()ms Insurance Agency, 400 wooded hillside. lo~ In full ba,,'llIcnt, .; car garage. PI- .e location. Fea- tral air, attached garage. Eastland Center. 881.2376. ex c Ius i v e subdIvisIOn., tures galore. GEORGE PALMS, Land C()ntract terms. Paved road, all in.ground REALTOR. WI LCOX 884-3550 CITRUS SPRINGS, Florida.:.... utilities, private beach\ 10%% ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 886-4444 Beautiful, golf course lot, must sell, 528.3250 weck. 4 bedroom semi.ranch. 3lA1baths, family room, Mutsch. BABCOCK CO-OP condo-1 100x150, located on 15th daYd. ler kitchen, first floor master bedroom "WING", 12 - 5 P.M. 12F-NORTHERN bedroom, range and refrig. tee. Walk to clubhouse. 2nd floor master bedroom, finished hasp-ment. COX and BAKER PROPERTIES erator, carpet and drapes $14,200. After 5 p.m. 725. BROADSTONE near Mack- $118,500. inciuded. 885.6642. 7188. 3 bedroom ranch, finished 886-5557 885-6040 20 WOODED ACRES with ALWAYS BUYING houses basement, recreation room OPEN SUNDAY 2.15 pond. 330 ft. wide, Ih mile and flats for cash. No reo MOVING? Let us help you with bar, double garage, deep, 32 miles east of Gay. pairs required. We buy as ~:~PI'estOhthatern3e!edWcr~"s.h~:'lel~~8d5erN$70'bOOOk'Extras. 884. lord, 7 miles west of At- is. Eastside Realty, 52~ 'lJMJ W VII uo. 0 ro ers. JIM SAROS AGENC( lanta on M.32. Terms avail. 4500. Operation DINC at 331. GOLD! GOLD! GOLD! 6700. We pick up Qll your GROSSE POINTE PARK - 15127 WINDMILl. POINT able. Call between 10 a.m. HOME OWNERS t,ax deductible Hems! 75 ft. x 156 ft. 88l-()935. TONY CUETER and 10 p.m. Near JefCerson, A circular drive takes you up to this INSURANCE A NAME YOU CAN TRUST 778.4564 lovely brick Colonial situated on almost an acre Policy for your closing. Call Will pay highest prices for gold and diamonds. of property. This home features 5 bedrooms, for. Chesney Insurance Agency, GRACIOUS CENTER-ENTRANCE • CASH mal dining room. sharp kitchen with plenty of THUMB AREA - Scenic 37 884.5337. !for your phone eating space, 311.2 baths, llbrary with natural acres. Modern home, fire. quotation. Available till 8 COLONIAL BIJOUTERIE fireplace, Flo'rida room, recreation room with plnce, extras, perfect for p.m. on Wednesday and GROSSE POINTES FINEST JEWELER fireplace in basement, large lot, 3 car garage, campgrounds/mobile home Thursday. GROSSEPOINTE PARK 20445 MACK double gas grill, plus much more. This is a park. $50,000, terms. 296- perfect home for the large family. Priced at 9635. GROSSE POINTE WOODS- 5 larlle bedrooms, 3: full baths, 2 half baths, paneled 10 TO 5 P.M. DAILY $179,000. By appointment only. 3 bedroom bungalow, 2 car librarY/den can be used as family room, spacious CLOSED MONDAY - llaralte, Needs some work. basement recreation room with wet bar llnd fire. FIRST OFFERING Priced to sell. Newman. place, new gas furnace, sprinkler system, location 727 HARCOURT 882.2943. convenient to public transportation, schools and II 2 FAMILY sh6pping. Many, many quality extras. \ PETOSKEY A BOATERS DREAM Just off Windmill Pointe Drive. Each unit features Harrison Township. 3 bed. 1072 Balfour 822.1659 3 large bedrooms, 2 baths, beautifully decorated PROPERTIES room custom ranch, first WA.NJED kitchen, second floor has an outside terrace off floor laundry, family room, the back, basement is very large, with separate • COMMERCIAL garage. 114, feet water by utilities and separate laundry rooms. This beauty • RESORT frontage. Easy access to 927 N. RENAUD, OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 also has a third floor with 2 huge bedrooms and • ACREAGE Lake St. Clair. a full bath, upper unit on a month to month • RESIDENTIAL 11% LAND CONTRACT lease for $500 a month. Priced at $155,000. Pos- DACEY 774-5400 DuMouchelle's sible land contract. "Stop by when up our way" _ Rambling four bedroom ranch, 21h baths, impressive Oriental Rugs. Antiques. Fine Paintings. Jewelry Fine Furniture • Crystal • ~Herling • China JIM SAROS AGENCY BY OWNER 25.foot living room with fireplace, formal dining 886-9030 413 E. Lake Street 34 Beacon Hill - 5 bed- room. The paneled family room overlooks a pri- Petoskey, Michigan 49770 Complete ESTATES or Single Items rooms, 4 full, 21h baths, vate court yard. Near Star of Sea. central air, electronic INSTANT CASH or on consignment (616)' 347-5360 air filter furnace. 886. 2350 or 886.7952. MULTI 886-, Phone Us At PAT VERHELLE, LIST D. DAY REALTY 3300 BROKER 963-6256 or 963-0248 MONROE & ELIZABETH ASSOCIATES 13-REAL ESTATE ELLIOTT of OPEN SUNDAY 12.5 FOR SALE 503 UN IVERSITY PLACE EARL KEIM WE BUY FIRST OFFERING - Located at 1478 Saddl~ Lane in -the beautiful rolling hills of Rochester, Mich. REALTY GROSSE POINTE igan is thIs immaculate three bedroom condomin. BOOKS Invites DIAMONDS. FINE JEWELRY. STERLING ium. Features include large living room with 2 You to WANTED BY OWNER SILVER • POCKET WATCHES door walls overlooking a brick patio, dining area, OPEN HOUSE CASH PAID • ANTIQUF;: CLOCKS large kitchen with eating space and a stove, oven, 28938 JEFFERSON Beautiful 3.bedroom brick Colonial. 21h baths, large refrig., disposal, trash compactor, 2~ baths, at. YOU,GAVE YOUR on Lake St. Clair living room with fireplace, dining room, break. from tached 1 car garage, in the heart of Kings Cove BOOKS A GOOD Sunday, March 16, 1980 fast room, den, kitchen. master bedroom with off Tinkin Road. Priced to sell under the new HOME. NOW S ELL 2.5 p.m. bath, ree room with'. fireplace, 2.car garage. Private owners and estates condos under construction at present. Only $83,. THEM TO AN APPRE. For further details call $125,000. Call days, 237,5310, Evenings, 773.9157. Highest prices are paid-Trades are considered 900, 13 month horne warranty. CIATIVE BOOK SELL. 774-4060'). TransactiQns are always confidential ER. PROMPT PAY. GROSSE POlNTE PARK-Wayburn. Investors please MENTS IMMEDIATE PAYMENT IS IMMEDIATE note this home is classed as a single family at REMOVAL. present but zoning allows it to be changed to a Many categories needed, 2 family income - This large brick home has a and also some paper- CHARTERHOUSE & CO. lot of living space for the expanding family. For. backs, bookcases, etc. The mal dining room, large kitchen with eating space, purchased. 15 years in 16835 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe 2 bedrooms, full basement, 2 car garage. 13 ~onth business. Please call (313) 885;-1232 home warranty. John King. Grosse Pointe Rea' Estate Co. GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Exeeptional 2 bedroam ,961-0622 Profesaional people specializin, in p'ersonal Service all brick ranch, an popular street. Formal dining All Inquiries confidential , OPEN SUNDAY FOR YOUR VIEWING 2~ room, Florida rooin, 2Y.zcar attached garage, full • Clip and save this ad • 'basement, large tenced yard. Priced to sell. 13 1853 Severn :3 BR Colonial SINE REALTY month home warranty. Mid 70's. 1750 Vernier Condo GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Situated in the new 19973 E. William Ct. E. Grosse Pointe Woods - Excellent colonial with 3 BR ranch section of the Woods and .within walking distance 1764 Manchester country kitchen/family roo!p., screened terrace 3 BR Brick to Liggett School is this prestigious Southern TWO FIRST OFFERINGS 1619 Hollywood with gas barbeque for your summer enjoyment. :3 BR Ranch Colonial. 5 bedrooms, first floor laundry, country 3717 Buckingham This' charmihg 2 bedroom SBR Fam. Rm. kitchen, family room, formal dining room, fully maintenance free alumi. Grosse Pointe Woods-Price reduced. Immediate oc- finished basement complete with wet bar, 2lA1car - num with 2 car garage. Love a Mutschler kitchen? How about a rustic wood patio with a sliding door wall, cupancy. 3 bedroom brick Colonial, 11,2 baths, attached garage. 13 month home warranty. Available for un d e r 3 bedrooms, bath and a half, attached garage, and a family room. Reduced to central air, excellent condition. $134,500. - , $40,000. L 0 cat e d in GROSSE POINTE FARMS - Four bedroom colonial Grosse Pointe Woods. Harper Woods - Bungalow with 3, bedrooms, new in the Farms on a private street. This charming A work saver home. Lovely brick Bungalow, 3 bedrooms, new carpet, natural roof, new furnace, new wiring, \l~ car garage. horne affords a family a lot of living area at a Harper Waods-Comfor- fireplace in living room, plus a family room. Priced in the low 70's. Land Immediate occupancy. Under $40,000. moderate price. Features include a formal dining table cozy 2 bedroom contract terms. room, Florida room, kitchen with eating space, brick ranch with a large landscaped yard, 2 car garage. 13 month home St. Clair Shores - 20613 Avalon. 4 bedroom ranch. country size kitchen. The kind of house yau steal ideas from, bring yaur note book, 2 bedraoms, 11,2 warranty. , $34,500. Ail appliances to stay. baths. Loveiy family room, open to. offers, priced at only $72,900. Land' con- Central air, full base- tract terms available. - • GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Most channing family , ment, plus garage for SINE REALTY home has everything and' more for the dis- storage. Asking price You'll almost sink to your knees in the carpeting in this lovely garden style tinguished buyer. This four bedroom center en. mid $40's. Condominium, living room: 23x14 with naturaf fireplace, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, MULTILIST SERVICE trance home is complete with a libraljf and fam. see it tonight, call 882.()()87.' • . F,ARMS OFFlCE 884-7000 ily room, country kitchen, formal dining room, ST. CLAIR SHORES - . natural fireplace, first floor laundry, and a com. One of a kind. 3 bed. This yau've got to see - Excellent buy in neighborhood of much higher priced pletely professionally finished basement complete with wet bar and wine rack, total back yard enter- room brick ranch, for- homes. Immaculate condition priced in the low 60's. 3 bedrooms, 11,2 baths, mal dining room, Ih central air conditioning. ' FIRST OFFERING tainment with an inground heated swimming bath off slate foyer, fin. pool professionally landscaped back yard with a CUSTOM RANCH larg~ covered patio overlooking the pool area. ished basement, 2. car Strike a balance with nature, oversized lot with many trees, lovely Colonial, 3 Stunning custom built 3.bedroom brick' ranch in Two car attached garage with electric door. Call heated attached garage. ~drooms, attached garage, priced in the 90's. Immediate possession. East Detroit. Natural fireplace, natural wood. for more detlils ...• work, marble sills, large closets, 11,2 baths, rec MOORLAND - Larger 3 Lakeshore Village - Townhouse style, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, rec. room, kitchen room. Near 8 Mile.Kelly. Only $61,900. Call 886- GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Handyman special. bedroom brick colonial. complete with all appliances, priced in the mid 40's. 1190, evenings 469-2982. Ciose to schools and transportation. -This house Family room, 21h baths, has a lot of pot~ntial. Natural fireplace, dining basement. Loaded with Roseville - Solid brick home priced in the 40's. 3 bedrooms, new' carpet, im- EXECUTIVE COLONIAL IN GROSSE POINTE room and kitchen. Four bedrooms makes this lots of extras and reo mediate occupancy. SHORES horne appealing to the large family. Priced at duced for a quick sale. Custom built wet plaster, brick 4 bedrooms, 2* only $49,000. Sterling Heights - Large 4 bedroom, Colonial with attached 2 car garage, priced in baths, 2 'fireplaces, family room, large kitchen, SALISBURY - Large 4 the mid 70's. rec room, nicely landscaped, ,Located at 911 GROSSE POINTE WOODS - ,Three bedrooms, liviQg bedroom brick Quad B'al1antyne. Call 886-'1190, evenmgs 4£9.2982. room and kitchen, full basement, 2 car garage level with above ground St. Clair Shores - If.! block from the lake, attached garage, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. complete the package for this 1lA1story home CUSTOM RANCH-3.bedroom brick ranch in East located near transportation and shopping. -1s in pool, surrounded by 3 Bay window in living room, land contract terms, priced at $48,500. Detroit. Natural fireplace, marble sills, large clos. patios. Located ,within immaculate condition, ready to move into. Priced ets, 111.2baths, rec room, near 8 Mile and Kelly. at only $64,500. 13 month home warranty. walking d i s tan c e to MANY FINE LISTINGS IN DETROIT Only $61,900. Call 886-1190, evenings 469.2982. Eastland. Under $80,000. GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Hampton. Three bed. Cape Cod - Character through this :3 bedroom Cape Cod, natural fireplace in living Only $27,900. Charming maintenance free 2 bedroom room all brick center entrance colonial. Large HARPER WOODS - Un. room, priced at only $35,900. aluminum ranch with garage in Harper \Ybods. usual 3 bedroom brick living room, formal dining room, eating space in Possible assumption. Call 886.1190, evenings 979- the kitchen, full basement, gas FA heat. 21~ car ranch, natural fireplace, Colonial - 5 bedrooms, 2 baths. sun room, natural fireplace, priced to go. $22.500. 6085, modern kitchen, full detached garage and nn assumable mortgage on Affordable $50's. Harper Woods. Grosse Pointe this one. $68,500.- basement, 2 car detach- Colonial - Excellent area, :3 bedrooms, breakfast room. new driveway, roof. elec. Schools. 3 bedroom all brick, newly carpeted. ed gar age. Grosse trical, priced in the 60's. GROSSE POINTE FARMS-Situated near the Farms Early American decor, 2 car garage. 20625 Beau- Pointe schools. Under pier is this charming one and a half story home fait. Call 886-1190, evenings 979.6085, $60,000. 2 Family Income - Rents $505.00 per month. updated baths and kitchens, priced at with Ei1glish accents. The stained glass window N. ROSEDALE-Border. $39,900. Stunning brick ranch, 3 bedrooms. newly carpeted, and bay offers warmth to the dining room. Oak cabinets and new appliances are part of the ing the Grosse Pointes, remodeled kitchen and bath, beautiful rec room, totally new kitchen with parquet floor in the Larger 3 bedroom brick Colonial, tiled roof, quality built, 3 bedrooms, 2 natural fireplaces in living room. large lot. 2 car garage. 13 and Hoover area. dining room and kitchen, Besides the two bed •• ranch. 2 natural fire- Priced in the 31rS. $59.900. Call 886.1190, evenings 979.6085. rooms down. there is a large bedroom on the places, 2 car attached BRICK INCOME Colonial - 3 i:>edroolll.'l, 11,2baths, large family room, 18x15 with a large rec room second floor which is brand new as well as the garage, plus a bonus First offering. 5 rooms down. 4 rooms up. A great with bar. Priced in the low 40's. Assume at 12 3/8%. bathroom. Ideal location. 13 month home war. inground heated pool investment at $32,900. See 3958 Buckingham, ranty. for your summer en- Call 888.1190, evenings 979-8085. tertainment. Drastical. Thinking about selling your biggest investment? Before you do. make sure you ly reduced and owner know the true value of your home. At The Grosse Pointe Real Estate Co, we're BRICK INCOME - LAND CONTRACT Sellers and bu~'crs, check with one of our pro- will git,'e you possession knawn for our accurate and complete appraisals, Compare our appraisal we're 5 & 5 featuring living room with fireplace, dining fessional sales consultants for more infor- at closing. sure you'll agree we're secand to none. Call 24 hours for your free market room, 2 bedrooms each. 2 car garage. $47,500. mation on the 13 Month Home Warranty. appraisal. See 5036 Yorkshire. Call 886,1190, evenings 469- YOU WILL BE GLAD YOU DID ... A VARIETY OF vacant 2982. residential lots situated on golf course or with. BRICK INCOME - LAND CONTRACT 5 rooms, down, nice 3 room apartment up, Garage. in view of golf course. Grosse Pointe Real Estate Co. MONROE ASSOCIATES $39.900. See 9135 Yorkshire. Call 888,1190, eve. & $5,700. We Treat Your Home Like Our Own nlngs 489-2982, 21316 MACK AVE. 19329 Mack Ave., Grosse Painte CENTURY 21- GROSSEPOINTE WOODS, MICH .• UNIQUE ANIEL 886-1190 778-4900 882-0087 MULTI LIST 884-5885

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'.v . , ' ~ -. \ Page Thirty-Two G R 0 SSE P 0 r N TEN E W S Thursday, March 13", 1980 13-R£AL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE .'1-3---R-EA-L-ES-T-A-T-E---2o-G--EN-E-R-A-L-SERVICE 21C-EL£CTRiCAL 21F-HOME j 21.I-PAI NTING, '-21-t=-PAI NTI NG, 'FOR SALE ______FORSALE FOR SA~E AIRPOHT transpo,rtation.. and ---______SERVICE . IMPROVEMENT. , DECORATIN~ 1 DECORATI~-:-._ LET US LOOK for you - NEW OFFERING, Farms, by 1534 ALLARD - R:.'lllCh.C -is mi~cellaneous services. By BATT JES ELECTRIC CO.- CUSTOM I G ROSSE PO INTE D & H flat, apartment wanted in owner, 462 Cloverly, 4 bed. he'at, finished baseme' Pom. te ar.ea poI'Ice 0fl'Icers. Rewire, repair, t r 0 ubi e • Kitchens ,'. Baths PAl NTER'S INC Pa'inting and Decorating Detroit or metro ar'Ja? Call rooms, family room, new 1lh .bath, 'Bir. Open Sund Call 885.1961. shooting, city violations , . Odd jobs-None too small 552-0830. k' h t 1 . $108 .------corrected. Ranges, dryers, • Attics • Carpentry Painting interior. exterior, Special Rates for Seniors ItC en, cen ra air, " D U P LEX - E. \\"arre , HANDYMAN - Plumbing, e Ie c t r i c heat. Service • Counter Tops • Floors papez:hanging and panel. 881.7554 500. By appointment. 885. Oldieux. L:md C("ltr.ac electrical, home main.ten. • Design Assistance . g Fr estimates cheer. _ WANTED 8619. 250t d 1101 3 ance. Call Bill, 884.9363. changes, circuit breakers MARK L. MONTEROSSO Ifn . ~ e L' d and INTERIOR - EXTERIOR . /0 own, . '/0, year and automatic night set LI'censed BUI'lder u lly given. lcense Painting. Excellent work. BUYING SWORDS, EASY LIVlNG! Will Broker. 886-5500. ------b k th I t Ph Insured . d F t' . I 20A-CARPET LAYING ac ermos a s. one 771.9247 881.6363 '8829234 Experience. ree es I. GUNS, DAGGERS, POPULAR WOODBRIDGE 20918 LANCASTER. 3 bed VA 2.5159. Grosse Pointe -- ,____ . mates. Call John, 885.4042. MEDALS, HELMETS EAST-A St. Clair Shores rJom brick bungalow CARPET REPAIRS resident. 21G-ROOFING MICHAEL'S _ 774-9651 ~~~~H;rUg~E!fa~n;tro~~; Grom Pointe schools. Re ALL KINDS -'-S-&iELECTRIC-- SERVICES PAINTING QUtAerr;;~t~~~~TkNyGpOi~r~ modeled bath, added in R 'd t' I C . 1 1 (20x20') with firep1ace, 2 Installation eSI en la . ommercla f' 1 t' NG resident. Call Dale, 8B6. WASHINGTON ROAD bedrooms, 1 full bath plus sulation, 1'>11car ga1"ag New/Used Carpet No Job too Small Pro esslOna gut e.r service. DECORATI 8 Exquisite 3 bedroom, 2"!, 2 half bath~, super kitch. $53,900. Terms available Carpet/Padding Sales 885.2930 Reasonable. Reliable. 99c I Interior.Exterior Servic~ _2_08_. _ bath colonial. Professional en, two private fenced 237-850:l 'before 4 p.m. 0 JERRY'S ALL-TYPESOt--ele-ctrfcal and up per foot. I do my Painting and Wallpapermg PAINTING: Excellent refer. decor and landscaping. 2 d I bh B82.1664 after 6 p.m. (lwn work. Antiquing and varnishing ences. Low rates. Guaran. natural fireplaces. Central ~;i~~~'08.°01 'an c u ouse. . CARPET SERVICE work. Ranges, dryers in. JOHN WilLIAMS Stripping and staining teed results. Big cleaning . 2 h d 776.3604 after 4 p.m. stalled-remodeling. Elec. 885.5813 CO','plete kitchon refinishing J'obs. Mike _ 882.0000. air, car attac e garage. JOHNSTONE & .13A-LOTS FOR SALE trical repairs, fixtures. Li. ______., " 3230 I _ WILCOX 884-3550 JOHNSTONE GROSSE POINTE WOODS- CARPET LAYING censed and insured. Col. GET A Jm.rp on that spring Free estimates - 885. MARC HOOVER . ------40 foot lot. Anita. 885-0802 NEW AND OLD ville Electric Company. work. Hot roofing or shin. CEJ..TIFIED ------BY OWNER: 3 bedroom Sell or build to suit. J It PAINTING AND LAKEFRONT HOME. Lake ranch, family room, fire. Stairs Carpeted Shifted Evenings 774.9110. Day sigle work. Gutters renewed MAINTENANCE Huron, 10 miles north of place in living room, cen. 'ROSE TERRACE - Prim Repairs of All Types LA 6.7352. and repaired. Call the rest, • Interior Painting PAPER HANGI NG Port Huron. Permanent Iral air, di3hwasher, new lot aV'ailable for custom ALSO HARBOR--'ECECfR:'IC I then price the BEST 774. • Wallpapering • Single rooms or complete home. 100+ good beach, carpeting, roof and fur. built house. Gotfredson CARPETING, VINYL, 0547. .. Wall Washing homes • 700 ft. depth, 4 bedroom, nace. Grosse Pointe schools. Builjing Co. 881.7281,882 HARDWOOD Violations Corrected CASHAN ROOFl NG • Quality Work • Premium materials 2 fireplaces, famil>' room, $63,000. 21120 Beaufait, 8199. SamypOleUSrSHhoOmWein n FREE ESTIMATES HOT ROOFS 371-7407 526-2242 • Estimates day or evening game room, 1l,;, baths, 21,', Harper Woods. App.:>int.. AR S 882 9420 I • Competitive rates, insured ~:~ut~~~ang hbf~td ~~~~f~ments. 343.0293. g~:;E r&~~b~tccitiT BOB TRUDEL I Licensed and insured con. Commercial. Resid~ntial' GROSSE POI NTE • Prompt attention to work court with cabana, land. I -ST-.-C-L-A-lR-S-H-O-R-E-S-.-O-ld-ielot 50x204. $42,500. 884 294.5896 • tractor. Y~ar round servI~e I' CONTRACTORS when starled scaped, $189,000. By own. bu.t Goodie! 4 bedroom, 0600. ------Ey--A-N-D WE SELL AND INSTALL I Shmgles and 'repalfS I CUSTOM PAINTING AND MARC HOOVER er. (313) 327-6190. vinvl h~bedroom, wing room, wi room" 2 full baths, large MR. SWEEPS KIRBY, EUREKA, gulttrs. Work guaranteed. fireplace. Professionally lot, complet-ely redecor CHIMNEY CLEANING HOOVER, ETC. Hot Free Estimates. l1Ind.oaped. By appoint at ed, country kitchen wUh Remove the potential fire FREE PICKUPS, DELIVERY 881- 1934 296-2044 JOSEF'S • Painters and Decorators ment only. 343.9219. Open built.ins, new carpeting h a z a r d, Creosote. Have AND ESTIMATES WALLPAPER REMOVAL • Paperhanging _ Glazing • Experienced House Sunaay 3/16. $13,300. Will us u m e your chimney swept clean CITY WIDE VACUUMS CO. ' _ Furniture refinishing SA V E $ $ •. Insured 7 !MILE-GRATIOT area - 3 monthly. payments of $323 and inspected for a safer 15405 East Warren Ave. on _ Reliable • Decorative painting bedroom aluminum Colo including tax nnd insur e wood burning season. 885- Corner of Beaconsfield • SHINGLES • Remodeling • Designing Estimates at no charge or nia.!, finished ba~Jment ance. , 6191. 882-4084. TEAR.OFFS kitchens. .Mint condition. $32,900 CENTURY 21.LOCHMOOR e • ALUMINUM GUTTERS obligation. 776.8267 JAMES D. RUSSELL Call Joyce. 979-5878. 884-5280 21-MOVING 2] E-STORMS AND AND REPAIRS 774-1130 Earl Keirn Realty CO"'PLETELY refurbIshed ----- SCREENS Licensed and Insured . ... NEED SOMETHING moved, 527-2222 TRO~BEY - By owner, 2. 2 bedroDm Condo, !Jake delivered or disposed of. EASTV IEW ESSIAN SAVE 20% family flat, each includes shore Village. Excellen Two PoInte residents will ALUMINUM INC. ROOFS and DECKS PAINTING A. V. PAINTING AND 2 bedrooms, ~" bath s, f am. conequipped,d i t i 0lallIl, applian~esvery wel move or remove larC'e.. or 17008 MACK GUTTERS AND COMPANY DECORATING Jly room, natural fireplace, air conditioned, 886-8800 small quantities of furni. Grosse Pointe Park DOWN SPOUTS • Custom Interiors CUSTOM 3.car garage, lot 50~150, fi. be,tween 9.5 p.m. Monday ture, appliances, pianos- Glass.screen repair, storms, Gutters I cleaned and flushed • Wallpapering • Removal anc lOot Call 881 5037 or what have you. Call for Ne'" and Repal'r Work INTERIOR.EXTERIOR n e -(0. • ~hrouih Friday. trIm, roofing, gut t e r Sf • • Woodwork • Stripping • before noon or after 6 p.m. free estimates. 343.0481 or wrought iron, (vinyl prod. Licensed and Insured PAINTING AND Refinishing ------GROSSE POINTE AREA - . 822.2208. ucts), awnings. ADVANCE MAINTENANCE WALLPAPERING • Wall Repair. Patching. PRICE REDUCED 3 bedroom brick. stove, WILL MOVE complete house. 881.1060 or 527.5616 884-9512 IReasonable Rates Light Plaster 3 bedroom, llh baths, center air conditioning. La n d hold or small quantitiee. ------21H-CARPET Free EstImates NEAT. COURTEOUS

/ entrance Coloinal, redecor. Contract ierms. Immedi. Grosse Poinle resident with 21F-HOME CLEANING CALL BOB ANY TIME SERVICE ated. 269 McKinley, Grosse ate occupancy. 881.1224 or own truck. Bob, 822.3913. IMPROVEMENT 885-7067 Pointe Farms. $95,000.886- 886.1811. K CARPET 8824381 l<'REE ESTIMATES 9 21A PIA"IO SERVICE HANDYMAN'- 526-8462. • 6 59. ST. CLAIR SHORES, :'-y - 1"1 k . h AN ING N UNDAY 2 3n5 P'" 'IJ Remodel your 1 t c en, CLE OPE S : \I" ••". owner. 90x114 lot. 3 bed. PIANO TUNING and repair. bath or family room. Build TODA Y'S room ranch, noatural fire. ing. W 0 r k guaranteed. rec rooms, cabInets, shelf COMPANY place, modern kitchen with Member AFM. Ed war d t:'lits. formIca, w(,:-1=,paint. CARPET BEST BUYS bunt.ins. P r i v a te court. Felske. 465.6358. in~ QuaIH~: work. SPEC!."'.L!S'!'S GROSSE POINTE yard. $6'1:,000. 10~% as. • Steam Extraction .iOANioi" WiSiC~N GROSSE POINTE sumable rh 0 r -t gag e. No COMPLETE piano service. NEED • Shampoo WINDOW SHADES ROOF . Handyman special, 6-6, 2 'brokers. 774-6998. Tuning, rebuilding, refin. IMPROVEMENTS? • Spot and Stain Rp.moval 'AlNt, SHum.s •• U~D$ UUfMJoNN LEAK "{ .d dishing. M e m b e r PJ.~no ali I b th • Upholstery C.1eanlng $10AAl 000II$ AND..WII'l.OO-YS, , -- family, Iio gas urnac.es, SI e ST. CLAIR SHORES. Condo Technicians GUl'ld. Zech. Call the sped .st,' n as., t ff d bl I drive, 2 car garage, priced . kitchens, rec rooms, add1. •. . . a a or a e pr ees • \, , .'~ 1"\ \ to sell as .,is. Marler, Jefferson. 2 bed Bossner. 731-7707. tions, plumbing, elec. up. 882-0688 'REPAIR GROSS'" POINTE room townhouse. Refur. ------. i 1 t' u~ 884-5959 CROWN REALTY door. opener, new roof. Ex. vice increases. Grosse Pte. work guaranteed! No job 881-2421. -6500 cellent condition in and ATTENTION GAT LOVERS vi c i nit Y. Miscellaneous too small. Call Frank, 521. 821 out. Be'autifully lan':l$caped. Very personable, affec'tionate wo,.1r. 875-9766. 8204. I NT ER 10RS TOM McDONALD & SONS On dead end street. Near and playful Tabby cat is'" ...... ,-----_____ BY DON AND LYNN 3rd GENERATION schoo!>. ~'94,500. 881.0092. up for adoption. Just ELECTRICIAN M.J.K. BUILDING Husband.wife team _ Paint. SERVICINC THE ClOSSE POINTES think, all these attributes Licensed, Residential and . AND HOME ing, wallpaper perfection. FOR OVER V2 CENTUIlV and looks too. He's beau. Commercial. No jobs too IMPROVEMENT ists. 20 years 'experience. GROSSE POINTE WOODS tiful with long, fluffy small. Very reasonable. References. 527.5560. ,."" S,.". .1 I"ce 1656 HAMPTON (grey, black and tan) fur! Call John, evenings 832. INTERIOR & EXTERIOR I So don't delay. Call 882. 1371 Industrial, Commercial, PROFESSIONNAL p a i n t. ,rlct.~ fft ,.. Adorable 2 bedroom in Woods. Fireplace, 2 car ga. 0056 right away after 6 . Residential ing, wall washing. Free es. rage, $64,900. : p.m. daily that is. GROSSE POINTE'S ONLY 1885.1518 885.1839\ timates. Retiree rates. Ken WA 1.1282 881.4783 824.8894 527.6019 or 792-3541. 8 MONTH OLD Irish Setter HOOVER THE TINKERS iller .. ;•• with papers. All shots, COMPLETE HOME WALLPAPERING Ch,ift Liftk All-Steel Iftll ~ must sell, $25. Call after 6 FACTORY AUTHORIZED MAINTENANCE BY EILEEN Ru.tic Styles GROSSE POINTE WOODS p.m. 882.4358. SERVICE. General repairs • painting Excellent work. References. LAND CONTRACT, 10% INTEREST 3 GOLDEN LA3 Males - POINTE VACUUM • w~lIpaper rem 0 val 777.1802 Ready now, 2 black males, FREE PICKUP AND • bnck wor.k • carpen~ry MEHLENBACHER FENCE CO. 2249 Allard. Buy this spotless 3 bedroom brick ranch 10403 HARPEl RESIDENTIAL, INDUSTRIAL on 2 year land. contract, only $535 monthly pay. 2 black females. 4 weeks DELIVERY • wallpapermg • plumbmg WALLPAPERING and paint. ment. Great recreation room, carpets and drape. old. Free to good homes. • Cement work I ing. Excellent workman. 882-3214 or Carol (517) NEW REBUILT PARTS No Job too Smail ship. Winter rates. Free es. ries. 2 car garage. Priced at $63,900 with $13,900 down. Phone 822-6614 for inspection. 673.2057. TU 1-0700 886.4374 881.9346 timates. Call Mark after 6 YORKSliHtl( FEMALE, 12' I 21002 MACK ------p.m. 886-0558. COMPLETE REMODELING SERVI E months, heavy coated. lit. ------S:\HTH BROTHERS I • ADDITIONS • ALUM. SIDIJIG • PORCHES tle beauty, $400. 774.6998. 20C-CHIMNtT AND CONSTRUCTION D & J PAINTING. Experi. • ATTIC ROOMS' • ROOFING • REC. ROOMS 21624 CENTERBROOK COURT . FIREPLACE Kitchens, Dormers, Addi. enced coIl e g e painters. • KITCHENS • PAINTING • DORMEIIS I FREE PUPPIES to good REPAIR tions, Fireplaces, Siding, Free estimates. Interior or GROSSE POINTE WOODS home." Black and white fe. ---- Trim, and Gutters, Base' exterior. Call Dave 331. RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 5 P.M. male. ¥.z Shelty. 886.4582. BURN ING WOOD ment and Attic Remodel. I 5207. Licensed Builder 881- 8551 Insured 5 bedroom Colonial, 2'h baths, family room with fire. FREE KITTEN, 7 weeks old Causes build.up of flam. w~n~re Reliable, Licensed, FAST, COURTEOUS services place, finished basement, beautiful inground to good home. 882-7581. mabIe creosote in your And An Insured Company. Interior decorating, wall.: swimming pool w1th spa, 2 car attached garage. 20-GENERAL SERVICE' chimney. This fire haz. Free Estimates. 296.1050. papering, exterior, putty,' CITY CONTRACTING CO. Excellent condition. By Owner, $138,500. ard can be cleaned out ---___ caulking, window replace' 885-6940 BILL JENZENS with no mess. by fully LAKEPOINTE ments. John Carbone. 839. General Repairs, Carpentry, insured experts. Call: CONSTRUCTION 405l. Painting, Wall Papering & CHIMNEY CRICKET LicE'nsed Builders : PAINTERS _ Neat, artistic, MAGIC STRIPPER BRICK RANCH Removal. Drywall & Plas. SWEEPS, INC. Complete home experienced. Free esli. ter Repair. 779.4755. 885. 541.1161 modernization mates. Specializing in Bishop Road, near the lake. Rare opportunity to pur. 8987 Additions and kitchens Our "NEW EXCLUSIVE PROCESS" . ---.------apartments and two color chase this beautiful 3 bedroom ranch with at. ------20E I""SULATIO'" i our specialty 6 h d . bIt' I d't' , BE SAFE not sorry! Dead. - 1"1 '''I I' 8112.C.707 823.3"59 rooms. Before 6 p.m. 88 . Will Completely Strip Varnish or tac e garage, In a so u e Immacu ate con I lOn. I bolt locks $29.95 installed. ' -. lJ v 7515 or after 6 p.m. 82'4. Living room with natural fireplace, dining room, I 9158 Paint from any object, Large or family room, plus sharp recreation room with i Reputable. 526.5081, Ron. SUDRO INSULATION FLOOR SANDING - profes.' 1

fireplace and bar. Central air. II • PLUMBING i Since 1948 sionally done. Dark stain. 21G-ROOFING Small, made of Metal or Wood! • PLASTERING Prepare now for skyrock. ing and finishing. All work SERVICE S. D. PALAZZOLO REALTOR t' f I b'll h'I' guaranteed. Free estimates. -======:"'==, 885.6556 , • PAINTING e mg ue I s w 1 e In. 885.0257. r- I ANTIQUES • CLASSIC AUTOS • MARINE . • CARPENTRY sulation costs are reason. P QU N • AIRCRAn • ;:=;;;'='=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~-" ------:- • MASONRY able. Insulation is blown i ----H-A-D-L-E-Y-. --- ROAOFINIG • VIOLATIONS in walls and ceiling, In. I HO~fE IMPROVE~!ENT CORRECTED : vestment pays for itself. j INC. 22630 HARPER FREE 779-4990 Specialists in Flat Roofs Homeowners Insurance IR .. 8" 9 MIlt EsrlMA rES l6-l. Bu. l2.S • NOTHING TOO SMALL Comfort at lower tempera. CO~1PLETE RE~WDELIXG Licensed - Insured "n. May I offer you a cost and coverage quotation for GUY DE BO ER I tures. 15% tax credit. SERVICE >'our new home? Policies prepared in time for 776-3708 885.4624 881.3515 Kitchens baths rec rooms 839.7534 >'our closing. ~======::::=====:::::=I and ~ddition~, i~cluding; ---. .... I 884-5337 13A-LOT~ FOR SALE counter tops, cabinets, pan.: "Phone quotations till 8 p.m. ------. eling, aluminum siding, HEDEMARK e ROAD SERVICE & TOWING on Wednesdays and Thursdays" LAKESHORE DRIVE trim and gutters, Licensed ROOFING for Grosse Pointe Park, City and Farms DA VID J. CHESNEY and insured. Repairs. Reroofing Grosse Pointe Shores, ! 886-0520 CHESNEY INSURANCE AGENCY Specializing in hot tar. CALLDlEel 823.6500 w ..... ~ IUHIlII Onc of the last lots. . COMPLETE Modernizatlon= Licensed . Insured 20225 MACK DAVID WILLISON BUILIHm i kitchens. bathrooms, fam .. FREE ESTIMATES ,irl"s >rrUicrnlrr, ~nt" Policies quoted with Citizens Insurance Co. of America 884.2106 I iiy rooms, etc. Deal direct. I 886.6800 '13021. I.... ,. ...• t ••• c...... W Licensed. Tom, 756.3576. Thursday, March 13, 1980 G R 0 SSE. POINTE NEWS ------_._------Page Thirty-Three 21-I-PAINTING & 21M-SEWER SERV.CE 21-Q-PLAST~R WORK 21-T-PLUMBING 21Z-SNOW REMOVAL 21 Z-SNOW REMOVAL • ____ Q_E_C_O_R_A_T_I_N_G__ II'----A-LI-,R-I-'f-E---- -FR-E-E-isTI-MA-TiS =-"-Plas- AND HEATING & LAN DSCAPI NG & LANDSCAPING! ------1 AgIng ~arents Need_ Support EXPERIENCED i n t e r i 0 l' SEWER CLEANING ter and drywall repairs. B08 DUBE CO, WOODLAND HILLS .The OI:Ier AduLt Service I alternative living arrange- painter. Reasonable rates. Repair faucets and clean any Painting, interior/exterior. PLUMBING and HEATING 8al.242 1. size drain. Repair sump Licensed, insured. Call W. J. HENNINGER Grounds mainlenance. and Unit a,~ Northeast Guidance I menls and community reo Licensed Master Plumber 'pumps. Ron Pope, 774-2827. • Complete tree service landsc~pe lawncutting, gar. Center will offer a ~ix week sources. EXPERT PAINTING, paper. CALL 521.0447 ----.------SEWER CLEANING,' • Specializing in back yard dening, 'shrubbery t rim- S~PPOl)t group experience en. The group will meet every hanging. Free estimates. ALL WORK GUARANTEED SPECIALIZING in repairs, SPRINKLER REPAIR, etc. tree work ming, s p r i n g clean.ups, titled: As ~aren~s Grow Wednesday fro.m 1 t~ 3:30 G. Van Assche. 881.5754. quality work priced right, e'rosse Pointe Woods • 2 journej'men climbers power raking d'one. Call Older later lhls sprIng. p.m. from April 16 through 21 N-ASPHALT WORK cracks eliminated. Grosse 886-3897 • Storm damage Tom after 6 p.m, . Thz purpo~e of the group ?>tay 21., The meetings will ------Pointe references. Free es. 'P--L--U'-M-B-I"N--G-R-EPA-I-R-S-• F\illy insured 286 4667 is to hzlp adults learn to be held in the B'Oard Room C & J ASPHALT timales. Clean. VA 1.7051. • 24 hours service - deal more effectively with of Northeast Guidance Cen. WALLPAPER PAVING, INC. FREE ESTIMATES 286 00 8 ------...-- .... ! t~ physical anrl emotional ter. 13340 East Warren. Improve the value of your PLASTER-Contractor F;ee i INSTALLATION AND - 6 MER IKEL I ;leeds of their elderly parents Enrollment is limited. Fee home with a professional I estimates, prompl service, I ALTERATIONS ! ------LANDSCAPI NG or relatives. is $18 for all six sessions. REMOVAL job. Over 20 years serving reliable. J. Maniaci. 1.778. ::!so MICHIGAN TRBE Special- BY JEFF . The subjects to hz covered However, no one is refused Grosse Pointe in drive- 4357, 1-465-4150. SEWER .cLEANING ists. Expert lrimming and Residential - Commercial Include the psychological as. due to inability to pay. To Free Estimates - Insured ways and SEaling. Free es. ------CALL 521-8349 removal. 24-hour emergen. Reasonable peets of aging, c h r 0 n i c register or for further in. (Low Rates) cy storm work. Free esti. timates. Owner supervisor. 21R-FURNITURE Experienced lawn and garden i 11 n c sse s and behavioral formation. call Carol M. 14 years experience References included and REPAIR mates. Special low Winler mainlenance. ':hanges wHh age. sensor' Zielinski at 824-8000, ext. Prompt Service insurance. rates. 463-6620 or 777.3237. 886-8898 oT FURNITURE rdir:ished, re- 'fRANK R. WEIR 526-4367 '!J'n"" and communicati 285. 779.5235 t 882.6594 CALL ANYTIME 773.8087 paired, stripped, any type HEATING; PLUMBIN.G of caning. Free estimales. SEWERS & SPRINKLERS PAl NTERS 210-CEMENT AND ,174-8953 or 956.7492. EUROPEAN EXPERTS BRICK WORK ---. - .------License'd Master Plumber memo to advertiserrs Interior, exterior, wallpaper- .___ UPHOLSTERING by retired ing, pitching, plastering, GRAZ I0 upholsterer. Good work. 885-7711 window puttying, caulking, CONSTRUCT ION __R.:~=::.l~a~.=.:....~::.~900.:.... __ SINCE 1925 Good work. Grosse Pointe I 1. FL' Cement drivewav. s, floors" UPHOLSTERING, 25';0 O. ~. 381 KERCHEVAL ref ere nee s, Rea s 0 n- able. Free estimate. Call pat i 0 s of any design. I my already ,uw pnces. FARMS porches, new steps, old ga: Free estImates. Free pick- Keith Danielson John anytime. 368.5098. I rages raised and repaired. up and delivery. Call Bob, INTERIOR and ext e r i 0 r I New garage doors, New 881.2818. ALL PLUMB ING painting and paperhanging. garages cus~om built. Li- MAX JOH NSON I No Service Charge Rea<;oMhle rates. 30 vears censed and Insured, ~ ...... ".~ ...... ~ ~~~."'~""'~ SMAll OR lARGE . 114 -lU"U II') I1II ...u.U ...l. .. .lLV.1"~HU.l'.1J ...."".:>.l.1.LJ,.'ul experience. Ray Barnowsky -.J L L- Stripping, chair caning and JOBS 822.7335 after 6 p.m. PATIOS seat wE'aving. Repairs. Bus_ ELECTRIC SEWER ------~'<-- iness 521.6177. Residence C EANING DON'T GAMBLE Patios are our only business. 824.3463, Pick.up and de. L I Ask about our antiqued livery. PRIVATE PLUMBER Call a • Licensed • Fully n- brick. ------REASONABLE' sured • Professional Paint- PATIO MAGIC INC. EXPERT ANTIQUE and fur. er 779.6864 776.3338 nilure repair. Restoration, I 886-3537 R. A. JANICKE CO. refinishing by Tony Ser. ------1 PAINTING AND ALL TYPE BRICK, stone, tich. 871-2798 or 892-8598. 2:1W-DRESSMAKING WALLCOVERING block and concrete work, ------AND TAILORING SINCE 1948 archways, steps, porches, COACH HOUSE 293-0946 - 777-9fl33 . patios, ch i m n e y s, fire. ANT IQU ES DIlES SMA KING and altera. ------places, ne\v and repairs. FURNITURE CLINIC tions. 776-8920. BACK IN BUSINESS De Sender, 822-1201. Painting - Decorating now offers upholstering, 20 21Z-SNOW REMOVAL Wall Washing. Elmer T. ANDY'S MASONRY AND percent fa b r i c discount GARDEN SERVICE LaBadie, 882.2064. CHIMNEY SERVICE with this ad. For free es. All masonry, brick, water- timate call 882-7599. POINTER MIKE'S PAINTING proofing repairs. Specializ- LAN DSCAP ING Interior, exterior, wallpaper- ing in tuck pointing and 21S-CARPENTER • Early bird spring clean.up . ing, minor repairs, patch. small jobs. Licensed, in. SERVICE • Design & Construction sured, reasonable. 881-0505 Service PAY YOUR NCNev ing, plastering. Free esti- mates. Reasonable and hon- JACKSON & JACKSON CUSTOM FREE ESTIMATES est. References. Call any' BUILDING CO. HOME' REPAIR 885-1900 time. European. 885-0602 Remodeling, repairs of any I _ ANDTA~YOUR e~ANCES 777-8081 Cement work, patios, bric-k, kind. Work alone. No job TRIMMING removal spray concrete porches rebuilt. too big or small_ Rotten ing, feedi~g and st~mp re. That's pretty much the way it is with some advertising media- KARM'S window cords, window sills. I moval. F r e e estimates. not even the proprietor really knows for sure what he is selling. BRICK REPAIRS - Work jambs, door, porches, base-r Complete tree service. Call PAINTING SERVICE guaranteed. Porches, chim. ments, attics. Call Bill Fleming Tree Service, 774. Most times unknown, unmeasured, unaudited, and unnamed Residential, Interior and Ex- neys, sidewalks, basement Lynn, 773.0798. 6460. l circulation audiences are wisely unwanted-the odds just . terior. State Licensed, In- leaks a n d cracks. Tuck I . surea. pointing, F r e e estimate. FRANK B. WILLIAMS, Li. don't favor the advertiser's dollar. ' 775-5790 H. & H, , 779-4245. censed builder. Specililiz. We believe you should have the facts before you buy. That's ------ing in home up.dating and SNOW REMOVAL TOM & JERRY, experienced RYAN all minorpr major repairs. Sp(>cializing in Residential. why we have the Audit Bureau of Circulations verify our circu- , ' painters. .Free low esti. CONSTRUCTION Porch enclosures, doors ad. and Commercial lation regularly-find and report the actual figures according Cement and Block Work jus t e d; bookshelves in- 884-9220 to their standards and based upon their auditors' inspections. Drives _ Patios _ Floors stalled, paneling, new coun. Porches . Walks ter tops, vanities. Code vio- DANIEL CALL Above board circulation-be ABC-sure with Garages built or raised lations corrected. For cour. Landscaping ~,;,A~~~~;;~~~:::Free Estimates. Professional teous expert assistance in Established 21 years . wallpapering. Free esti. Nork. Lice:tSed and'Insured. improving your home in 776.1289 r mates .._~fer~~~s: 381. :~i.;;:;,'PIease call me at . I 6269.> ";::1 .•. 77B'~4:27r .469-1694 "~8ADGER PROFESSIONAL FYOCirSand. -S-PE-CI-:A-'L-I-Z-I~-G-in-tu-c-k-po-i-nt.CARPENTER WORK _ Pan. (I LA N DSCAP ING . ing and finishing. Special. I'ng, waterproofl'ng and el'mg, par t't'I Ions, eel'1'mgs, Expert lawn and garden care . , brl'ck ,"ork. DI'Domenl'co k't h II . b Experienced, licensed, in- izing in dark staining. " I C en, sma JO s, re. Cement Co. 881-7900. 2 sured. Free estimates. Rea- : Call f01" f r e e estimate. pairs, etc. TU -2795. sonable rates. 775-4255. : W. Abraham, 979-3502. I CHAS. F, JEFFREY ADDITIONS - remodeling- ThoA,,"B"~"~ CI=,""", '" 0~~~,~ ~~~." ~~ ::~~o~. ~:~ s;~~: . I "WE PLANT TREES" agencies. and publishers, and is recognized as a bureau of standards for the print media industry. " C' '\ ' -MASON CONTRACTOR carpentry. Charles W. Bab. DONALD BLISS cock, Builder. ~85-6863. ..nCHEL PILORGET-Land. IJLJ. Decorator LICENSED - INSURED scaping, Complete service. Free Estimates ~ Brick. Block. Stone • Attics • Porch Enclosures Design specimen plants . • Cement Work • Additions. Kitchens 823-6682 TU 1-7050 • Waterproofing 40 Years in Grosse Pointe • Commercial Buildings • Tuck Pointing CLASSIC TURF • Patios of any kind JIM SUTTO N BY THREE C'S QUALlTY PAINTING 1677 Brys Drive "PORCHES A SPECIALTY" LANDSCAPING SERVICE TU 4-2942 TU 2-2436 882-1800 We have developed a lawn care program that incor. 200 million reasons to INTERIOR- BARKER EXTERIOR R. R. CODDENS CONTRACTORS, Inc. porates of a liquid and a 20 years professional granular fertilize'r, also in. CEMENT Modernization. Alterations . cluded are crabgrass and experience CONTRACTOR Additions. Family Rooms answer the Census. braadleaf weed controls. MATT FLETCHER family business for 55 years Kitchens & Recreation Areas 4151 Buckingl)am TU 6-6102 Our parent company has • New and repair work Estate Maintenance been operating a lawn care • No job too small JAMES BARKER and maintenance program PAINTING BY PAUL - In- • Driveways and porches 886-5044 terior - Exterior. Reason. since 1972. It would be our our specialty LETO pleasure to diagnose your able rat e s. References. • Patios 886-0719 or 331-5852, • Chimneys BUILDING COMPANY lawn care problems. For ,Since 1911 free estimate concerning • Waterproofing Custom Building any landscaping services KELM • Violations repaired Family rooms our specialty, call 757-5330. Floor sanding, refinishing, CALL ANY TIME I . old floors a specialty. Ex. 886-5565 alterations, kitchens., THREE C'S . pert in stain. 535-7256. ______I TU 2-3222 LANDSCAPI NG R. L. K. ALBERT D. THOMAS Winter landscape mainten- HAN~Y?w1AN and painting CONSTRUCTIQN INC. lance.. . servIces. Recent Grosse PRESENTS' " • N'ow IS the best tIme for Pointe references. Call 527. ~. .. We are ",eneral contractors. I mo

mates. 882.0688. 882.1800 Home Modernization I 757-5330 Pcuple ht..' 1rlll~ p>t'op!c lriOI .." th~ln (,..,cr. Ccn",u .. Informa- ______• Basement Waterproofing 777.2816 773.1105 ------Th,. Cco'u, ,,:\hotlt, h\ .Ind 1,,[' " Otl .• .11of lion I' ll,,-d III .11Io'''11Ull' 0\'1.'1' S~O hiliion 10 • Underpin footings I ------LA Wi'< CARE / Commercial \Oll. all the 1''''01'1<' of Ihi, ,ounln Th.lI' ho\\ ,,', >!ml'1 nownl lund, l""" \car. Thc,,' fumb go 10 GROSSE POINTE fireman • Cracked or caved.in walls HARRY .~C'l\'ITI'J' IS' ,en'lces an,d wor k at stu. I lx'co "nll' 1 i90." hen rl1l' IiT,I C,'n"" p,unl",j ;: dL'\clopltl!! n,'" j"h pro!!ram,. huddiog n,'" will do wall was h i n g. References BUILDING CO. dent prices. 885.0174. 'lllllll' of rhl' counll'\ 'poPIlI.'llon \0 h,'lr ~lJfdt> ". hrxll" p.\I'~'. ho'p'lak d.l' cuc ;md nuln!lun 821-2984. L' d Insured Established in ------.---- lc~"bl,,>n 1l'~r,l.lllon Ih:\1 helped Jx'0;1k. ll'nh.'1 '. dlHi tll:l:l\ nlOI C Imporlanl progTlln) ...... -2-1-K---W-I-N-D-O-W---- Icense Grosse Pointe area since 19371 PATIOS II ....t.'''''JX>lJ~llh Lillportant 10 .111....\\Cl Ih.... 'ohod, can ll ....C \UlIl len ...u...fOlnl10 gC'[ (cn,u' hc,'au, ... i, i, ,h,' d,II,l ~>J\ht'l "Il' IIK,I \,111,11 ,nlurl11.1!lon .. 1>'>1'1 ,ou ~ohod\. Th ...:', ",;\ Il"l WASHING I 21Q-PLASTER WORK Residential and .Commercial Patios are our only busin~ss ht.~lr~;1''''Ulc.' c.:lch ~rt;;) ot lall ~11.~pll.' ...t...;11.1tl(ln .J 1'1"011'" Th,lh IIll' 1.1\l, ------REPAIR Remodelmg I Ask about our antiqued 1T1 Conp-n. ....' l'nk~ .....\Otr ;Ul"'\\CI the,: ('ClhU .... UT1+ So rk~h~'.\\hcn \Uil gel \our- l('n~u",form G. ODnN ------. - Alterallons and :\faintenance brick. le ...... \Oll an~ (OIt'I1(.d \uur ;'lll'd m~l\ not ~Tl.t thlJllll"" It) till' 111,,,1,I.,~t' Ill<' [1111e''0 Idl" out and rt'lurn WINDOW CLEANING SUPERIOR D~CORATI:\G, i\cw Construction PATIO MAGIC INC 1,111pO\ernnlCl1t Il.prc...... cnl.\tllHl 11nl'l",l ....~lnd 11 Y(lu'l! D{' hl'lpIl1t-! \I.HH'(,'I!, \UlH con,mun,I\. SERVICE All types of. plasten~lg. dry., 885.3900 . 885.7013 779.6864 776.3338 de ....t..'nl ...... \0111 (lHlrdl .... FREE E,.<;TIMATES wall repair. Pamtmg. all _... - ---._- - - - .. - ----I '0", .limo'! 200 "':\1,1<11"1 Ih,. Ccn,u' " <- ,Hi \\l' ,-punt on \Ou"J WE ARE INSURED types. Grosse Pointe r"fC'r. i 21-T-PLUMBING 11------=:.::;------,1

372-3022 cnm. Reasonable prim. 1 AND HEATING ! Insured. Tom McCahe 824., . ,,_._------: SNOW K.WINDOW cleaning com. 8576. ~31-23.')6. PLOWING Were counting on you. pany, Storms, screens, gut- c.T. HARTUNG • CO'fMERCIAL lers, aluminum cleaned. In- JES-CAR lNC. • RESIDENTIAL Answer the Census. sured, Free estimates. COMPANIES Cnmplrte Plllmbing-Hot Free Estimates Water and Steam H('at. 882-0688 PROPERTY Insured 1980 ing Sf'fvice. Frec Esti. ',-'," C"~ofth. "j -- i\.OK Winduw Cle:mers. Ser. MAINTENANCE mates. Residen! ial.Com. Call United Sla:es Contractors, new work. re. llEDEM A RK ROOFING ~:,.- vice on stormS.and screens. mf'fcial. --. - pairs, also truck hauling, 886-6800 Free estimate,. Monthly I 777.~868 ;'''' rales. 521.2459. 885-8545 ""

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_ eft ...... __ --OIIII1l....O. • _ >/". 1980 FAMILY PARTICIPATION CAMPAIGN Dear Grosse Pointer: ~lXFREEEVENTS~ durin~ the 1980 Family The Grosse Pointe War Memorial Center, ParticIpation Campaign a gift to our community from the Russell A. Alger family, is one of the architectural gems I. February 26 (TueJday) 8130 p.m. A CRUISE TO THE GREEK ISLANDS of the entire midwest. .AND MAINLAND presented by Dr. and Mn. Vollrad Von Berg. A color film with But its purpose is people. sound covering the Center's 1979 charter The people who use it - senior- people, cruise to these waters and antiquities. Of areat,interest co those who made the trip and family-raising people, single people, teen people, I a marvelous overview for chose who didn't. little people. About 252,000 came through the 2. March 4 (Tuetday) 8130 p.m. EXCERPTS FROM GROSSE POINTE doors last year. THEATRE'S PAST AND FUTURE PERFORMANCES. Highlights of drama, And the people of about 6,000 families comedy, music and dance. helped to support it. 3. March 29 (Saturday) 2100 p.m. EASTER EGG DECORATING. Free Once each year, we ask for your tax- instnJction for youngsters and interested deductible support, because it is our only source adults by the Ukrainian Division of the International Institute. (Materials-stylus, of continuing funds. We are asking again - for beeswax, mtruction sheets and design sheets-$1.75). Bring raw eggs wiped with 1980. Our goal is $160,000 ... just 3 percent vin-;gar. more than our 1979 goal. 4. March 31 (Monday) 7130 p.m. BRIDGE TOURNAMENT WITH Please study our picture book - you'll see Fi\i.t:c5 unaer me I1lreClionot ,",onme a iot of your friends in it. And pleas~ fill out Gibbs. Enter the expert, intermediate or novice division, depending on your ability. your membership card now. S. April 20 (Sunday) 2130 p.m. LET'S ADVENTURE WITH ALICE IN ,Thank you. £- 9 '-;:- WONDERLAND. Presented by Grosse ~~JA.- "-J~~cL.>.~ Pointe Children's Theatre under the direction of Sally Reynolds. Enjoyable for 1980 Chairman, boys and girls and the whole family, Family Participation Campaign 6. April 29 (Tuesday) 8130 p.m. THE GRUNYONS IN CONCERT. Our local "whiffenpoofs" under the leadership of Bill Gard present their annual evening of close harmony and hijinks for The Grosse Pointe War Memor'ial the community. For the enjoyment of singles, dales, couples and families alike. Free tickets for the evenlS should be picked is establis.hed for people up in advance at the Center's office.

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Mrs. Dwight P. Black Mrs. Jon B. GandeJot John F. Monahan George J. Reindel, III Mrs. Alger Shelden Mrs, Bruce K. Bockstanz Charles V. Hicks, Jr. John R. Nicholson John M. Rickel Mrs. Warren S, Wilkinson Board of Directors: M~s.William W:Cunningham Mrs. Nils R. Johaneson FrederiCk Ollison, III Alger Shelden John P. Worcester Roger H. Fitch - James McMillan

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~ I ~_.• 5. Facilities for volunteer groups 6. Accommodations for 8. Cultural opportunities -Service Guild for Children's Hospital; first aid community organizatio'ns -concerts, theater, lectures, and home nursing training; cancer center; Braille -professional associations; civic commit- educt~tiona1 tours and travel. transcription. tees, hospital auxiliaries; charitable agencies; service clubs.

10. Study opportunities... -35 professionally taught classes in art, grace and physical fitness, crafts, languages, music and "how-to" skills.

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TEN PAGES TENTH ANNUAL GUIDANCE GAZETTE - SUPPLEMENT TO THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS, THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1980 PAGE ONE Deal with STRESS Positively

STRESS,El]Rl]ODY HASIT. •• Northeast Guidance BEING UP-TIGHT CAN AFFECT YOUR HEALTH Center is on the Move! Nortlle~t Guid(lnCe Center In By Floramae Kliber Fore.front With, Stress M(ln(lgenlent

You'll be seeing that 13340 E. Warren, in the This supplement is offered to help you, the Reader, understand your life and NEGC sigI'l in some new same building as those around you. We are spotlighting STRESS, which happens to us all. In locations. In an effort to Administration offices. these pages we attempt to help you to identifY it, sort it out, read now others make available the best The Program Director is handle it. Find out what to do about stress and where you can go for help when and most efficient men- Rosie Raglin. This 'ser- it becomes unmanageable. . tal health care in the vice is dedicated to pre- al'ea, Dr. Jonathan vention of mental disor- Northeast Guidance Center is a comprehensive mental health center. That York, Director, has an- ders through education means they provide counseling and services to all ages: infant, child, adolescent, nounced the following re- and consultation to adult, seniors, in all situations! The NEGC serves northeast Detroit, the Grosse locations of some Pro- community groups and Pointes, and Harper Woods, It is a private non-profit agency owned and oper- grams: other service agencies. ated by a Board of Directors culled from the community it serves. Get your ll).ind The Northeast Guidance Staff of well-trained professionals includes specialists Child & Adolescent Day Outpatient Program off yourself by in psychiatry, psychology, sodal work, guidance and counseling, occupational Treatment is now oc- has transferred services caring for therapy, nursing and related disciplines.' . cupying the school build- from Jefferson-Eastlawn others! Corne- ing at 12260 Camden building to 2670 Chal- lius Tucker is Community Mental Health Centers were established in 1963, on the premise (formerly St. Ignatius mers at Charlevoix. , one of the school), north of Harper that those needing help will recover more rapidly remaining in familiar sur- NEGC Staff will be ac- Northeast roundings. between Dickerson & tive in an Outpost Pro- Guidance Cen- Conner A venues. Pro- gram in the J efferson- ter's Tele-Care gram Director is Denise AIl services are provided on an ability to pay basis. No one is denied services Chalmers region, at volunteers._ , because of an inability to pay. Major insurance policies include coverage usually. Smith-Hams. The bright schools, health clinics, as They make new facility provides in- AIl services of Northeast Guidance Center are as far a\vay as your telephone. needed. Mary Meyer, some 113 calls Call 824-8000. Crisis Service is available 24 hours a day. dividual treatment plans Outpatient Director, ad- per day to let for children with emo- vises services will be those who are Stress can be positive ... it is a fact of life. " . don't worry over it! When we tional. prnblems. (6 t,o 17. easily' 'accessible to ,the homebound can't handle it, \vhen we lose perspective, we should ask for help. That's when years). neighborhood. The Pro- know "Some- ~...'::;...., -.. we call Northeast Guidance Center at 824-8000 .. -F.F.K,-Ed. gram provides' co'unser-- bod)' cares!" .. Community Support ing to individuals, with a Services, including family and environmen- CLUES TO IDENTIFYING STRESS Adult Day Treatment, tal approach. A special Aftercare, and Re- unit is directed at Older habilitation Programs, Adults, those over 60. The Knacl{ of Avoiding Burn-Out! are at 2670 Chalmers at Other Outpatient offices Charlevoix (formerly are at 17000 E. Warren By Donna Bannasch DeSantis funeral home). at Harvard near George Handley is Pro- Cadieux, (and at 13340 Stress and resulting environmental stress as in stressful situations gram Director. Services E. Warren comer Lake- bum-out ha \'e existed in industrial, domestic, which they cani10t iden- are provided to individu- view. since the beginning of civilian, military or other tify, or t he individual als who may have been, time. Recently, how- life situations. does not know how to or might need to be hos- ever, articles, workshops How do vou identify it cope wit h his en viron- pitalized. Goal is to es- Crisis Intervention Ser- vices, providing 24 hour and seminars ha \'e in- amI .\\'hilt . can be done- ment or how. to change tablish support to client troduced this old topic about it? Some primary it. while remaining in the telephone and face-to- face counseling, remains with some new ideas for causes of stress can in- Some stresses are un- comm unity. (Includes dealing with it. clude job demands which predictable. An example Cottage Hospital Inpa- at 17000 E . Warren at Harvard. Webster defmes stress may be o\'erwhelming; was the announcement tient Program,) as "a physical, chemical, family demands; pres- of the closing of the Uni- or emotional factor that sure of our own self- royal plant which af- .Consultation • Educa': All Programs may be causes bodily or mental expectations; loss of a fected employees of all tion • Prevention Pro- reached by telephone at tension." It ~an cause an lowd one; loss of a job. ages. They might feel gram has moved to 824-8000. emot ional react ion to Often people are placed (Continued on Page -I) LIKENED TO BUILDING STRESS POINTS Bright. New Schooi Jonathan L. York.,- Ph.D. Our Pressure' Points Need Support A Leader in Community Mental Health By Dorothy Ignasiak For Child Ovel' half the mortality rate in the United States Psychologkal respon~es might be irritability, in 1976 was the, result of 'unhealthy, behavior' ac- sleeping a great deal, unusual re~ctions to situa- 'cording to a study by the Center of Disease Control! tions. Profound effects on one's physiological and Day Treatment We ha\'e licked the diseases that cause epidemics, psychological functions are intertwined. The brain but how disheartening to kno\\' that leading causes tells the body what to do ... how to react ... and By Gayle MeGan'ah of death are bl'ought on by social pressures. Aware- the body responds; but the body also affects the There was a lot of ex- schedule which includes ness of these pressures is the fIrst step in turning brain through the release of certain chemicals. citement in the air this Nutrition, Woodw-orking, around the appalling statistics. Recognizing the signposts of STRESS, what does' Fall when the Child Day Art, Academics, Physical ~ The word STRESS has become commonplace. It one do? Treatment program of Education, clinical time can work for us 01' against us. It can be stimulating • Seek a support system, be it family friends, the Northeast Guidance and access to a psychiat- as in realizing ordinary danger; some \vork pres- community or religious or social organization . .. Center mo\'ed to a rist if needed. Ann sures can be acti\'ating. But when stress stops anyone who can help us feel that we are not alone. spacious school building l\luzzi Educational :stimulating and saps our strength so that we can't Ideally, they should be able to validate what we are (formerly St. Ignatius_ Therapist with the Mid- <10 othel' thing'S, it becomes a problem. perceiving. school) on Camden in dle Group stated, "Each • Organize one's life. List priorities. Do impor- Detroit. child's indi\'idual needs :\11'. George Handley, Director Community Sup- tant things first so that there's a feeling of ac- "It's like a real school" are of paramount impor- port. and :'vial',\' Meyer, Director Outpatient, at complishment. Eliminate needless items. commented the children tance." :\'ortheast Guidance Center, offer some insight on • Be realistic about how many thing-s one can "This is IT!" With the new school the subject. actually do. Don't plunge into activity that only Child Day Treatment facility further oppor- An interesting concept of stress implies: 1) It creates mo!'e stress. Take a walk! (CDT) j1I'ovides an alte!'- tunities abound, as with d(J('sn't sa,\' you are deficient . . . that you're dis- • Learn relaxation techniques. They slow down nati\'e to children who the Art Room. Once turhed ... but that you are normal! We all are one's pace, relax the horly and thought proces:,es, are unable to conform to crowded into a small gOillg to experience various degrees of stress, some and rejuvenate. regular school settings. area with no windows more than others. 2) It implies that there are things Here's a checklist for I'ational coping; Are we According to Fred Wendy Watson-Cheyfitz, we can do to reouce the effects, if we face stress negative? Are we making mountains out of 11101e- Coonce, Clinical Super- Art Therapist. is now lo- positi\'elv. hills? i \'isor, the program offers cated in a beautiful sun-

In architecture, stress points have to be sup- Are we tied to beliefs or values that don't work I' diagnostic time fOI' the filler! room whel'e it is ported. and so it is with people. Too much pressure well for us? no we rea]i7A' e\'e)"yone has faults. .. chi]drC'n and their pa- possible to expC'riment without prOpel" supports can cause physical and some we can accept, and some \n' ('annot~ Are we ! rents thus giving with many art forms. psychological l"eSpOnses. Unnel' stress, one may feel able to admit that w(' havE' faults an(l frailties, but i therapy to the family as Wendy ma'de the obser- a !'if'e in hlood pressure, tightening of muscles, cold also strengihs and ahilities? i a whole - without a \'at ion that t he children Dr. Jonathan York is Executh'e Director of " .~ hands or feet, upset stomach, blulTed vision, and Positive action is important! After identifying I hospital setting. are less destl'uctive in ~ortheast Guidance Center. His innovative and various aC'hes and pains. Over a prolonged period, the Stress or Stressor, list t]1(' altC'l'Ilatives for deal- i ThE' children from first thil:' building, perhaps imaKinatin' leadership, his sensiti,it)" to local one can develop peptic ulcers, migraine headaches, ing with the situation, then pru('eed. Lastly, don't I grade through high due to more pride in the I needs. contribute to a superior comprehensive asthma, inRomnia, loss of appetite, or overeating. take evel'ything so seriously ... e::'lwcially ~;olll"self! I school take part in a (Cont. on Page 4) I mental health facility for our community.

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They've cost billions, and \- ." ~ ~J:"?". ,,~."~/ _ /- e:-::r iron, copper and other commodities we'll be spending billions more in 'r:_,,'r,~ "t, - ~ >,' ~r ,-f).~ -- -;J~ ) .--.. ,,'. ," ~.~ ....'.~ ,. ...z;;:;"" ....v,; \ I {.. that make up our products. Second, years to come to provide the kind . .:.;~.)l :t ~~(,,~-t{'~~~,J.j:::~ . 'i:.....~1,...... ~"'1F~ (I)~ '~ ••;;'>.,-~)->~.j. to respond to the changing needs of cars America expects from GM. j!:'i~~{", ~~).;, ~~ 1;'_ b..., .~.I).... r-. J, and wants of our customers . If you're in the market for a ~ .....'i"r~~, ,- ...... '~1t'\;/; ."",,,~ -,.,.._I~- I '...... _.....~ "" c:'."'...... ~ ~ ;',J .... In the process we have introduced new car, may we suggest that you "A man's home is his castle. 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' Ruby Smith Agnes Willialns • , I By Kathy York i/l'!J By Helen White When the telephone Agnes Williams is a rings at 824-8000, it is community mental the friendly voice of health worker who has switchboard operator, been at Northeast Gui- Ruby Smith, answering dance Center for over 10 "Northeast Guidance years, Her deep feeling Center," for people and their She not only handles a lIlt::u~,u u~alth Centt.. problems, her warmth phone calls, but she is One never knows hOl and undel'standing are the f~st person to greet long it may have take characteristics which en- their faults and see whJlt anyone walking into. that person to come t able her to work so well is really troubling NEGC's Warren- that decision. The !as in the cammunity. them," she affIrms, Lakeview location, thing they need is a One of her pet pra- Mrs. Williams believes In Ruby's opinion, -it is impatient voice or an u~ jects is NIF-T, Nurtur- mental health should he essential that the recep- friendly person." ing Infants and Family a primary focus of block tionist give a good im- The telephone allow Together program. clubs, school systems, pression both in person fast communication, bu Mrs. Williams believes churches, They must and over the phones. it can only work wel we have drifted away suppart each othet-. That first impression when the person answer from concern far each Community education in could be the deciding ing responds quickly other. "We have to be mental health gives factor in whether a per- particularly in a menta auI' brother's keeper, ,people the ability to cope son goes on to seek help health center, Ruby rec and we must learn how with stress, or not! Quoting Ruby, ognizes that each Gal to. communicate in As a member of the "It takes courage for must be handled calmI' Rchool~, JOhR. ('om- 1< bo:!!"c, C'''''''''''''''I .,...... ,...... ,1. .., 4-" .....,;..,l ... ~...... Q'nrt ('l'r-f'1n~o,.,+h.. "'~ ,,1 ~nd RE'gi,,~ ~'?h,,')! O.,.)v...... '-' t""'-VP"'-' ,",v p...... n. up ..... " • •• \;a\..J munities," she affirms' Agnes is able to promote the phone and call, or to call is potentially a ufm Bright New School for Child Day Treatment She feels that by talking mental health by assist- I walk through the door of important one. • • with parents and making ing parents with school \ !i:~" or to change themselves, They will adopt a posi. tive attitude, or they

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"AGE SIX GUIDANCE GAZETTE - SUPPLeMENT TO THe; GROSSE POINTE NEWS THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1980 },()l "RE ()lV l'Ut' ROAD 1'0 OlJDER - INEJIT4!llJ1 Biofeedback And Hypnosis Used To Combat Stress AgUlg Is Anotller Cycle For Growth By Jamie Co)' Wallaee pollitive ruhlon." In thiil '; .,- ~ StreB. is, an Important area Gillespie has :'r, t ...... , The demographic infor- Planning Tlp11 factor in twentieth cen- utilized biofeedback L- mation fOl' the Northeut tor Ailnl tury life and modern techniques in ('onjunetlon Guidance Center Catch- Certain facts must be man is compelled to deal with hypnotic au- ment Area indicates that faced if you are ap- with it. We all try to es- toauggelJ t Ion. the pel'centage of the el- proaching advanced cape from the pressure- Biofeedback is the use derly, especially in adulthood. cooker atmosphere that of various electronic de- Grosse Pointe Park and Is sometimes over- vices to monitor l' Harper Woods, is in- • Careful money man- whelmivg, Harried physiological changes . i creasing. In Florida 23% agement is essential. assembly-line workers The individual, with of the population is older take a coffee break to practice, can learn to than 60. This proportion • Home maintenance alter the pace; a tired alter his bodily functions is anticipated for the en- may become a problem, mother enforces naptime within certain paramet. tire U.S. in 2020. The physically and rmRncial- t~ gi '!-e herself respite ers. Experiments uBing eldel'ly then, will sig- Iy. from a cranky toddler; a machines to measure nificantly shape society. newspaper editor work- brain waves and Evan Blackhawk, • Be prepared to deal inK under a deadline jogs heartbeat have proven it Supervisor of Older with deaths of loved for fifteen minutes after is possible to chart pat. Adult Services, cunsid- ones. work. Wl'ii6 of st,'eSB aiid learn el's aging as another David Gillespie Clini. how to control it. • Begin plans for reo stage which can provide cal Psychologist at the At Northeast Gui- David Gillespie, Clinical Psychologist opportunities for addi- tirement early. Northeast Guidance dance Center Gillespie tional growth and de- Center counsels those uses a Digital Ther- Continuing Gillespie what point the client be- • Symptoms of senility velopment. Positive as- who feel they can no mometer which senses suggests the subject gin~ to feel tense. Sup- I m,,,' h.> " ,..,,,,,H,,,, t" ""- I. .." __ '" ..... ~ ,~ T._'" I. _ .1.•. , l" L '" ~ _, :" ,.L •• _ r ~ ,_e,.~ .. t..~ ..... \-,..: ... "L~ ....ohl".., .. ,.... lUIIl!'it:1 I.:vjJt: W iU, i:)~!l::i:)::' bAUA .....c:...upC! ,"'"tAl 't;:" • .&.11I,He ,",UUU\. Vi a JJdtJJl ..~ UlOOl,..u.U ....C tJv ...... \.. '"'..~...... :ouVJ~'"'''' "oJ u.v ..."" ,",v pects {req uentiy 0 vel" ~it~~ti~~~-'on~' a~- looked are: increased ci~i by themselves. "Very of- eighteen months he's when he was totallv at drive to the football game leisure time, grand- sumes, i.e." if you cat- ten" says Gillespie "the used the device Gillespie peace - perhap~ a but can't get out of the car parenthood, time for nap all day, restlessness people I see don't really reports that many of his beach scene in a sec- and actually go in. Under ., new hobbies, wisdom. at night is logical. know what's causing clients have been taught luded place lying in the hypnosis he will be told to them to feel so 'up-tight' to consciously raise their sun, no worries. When imagine those calming , Negative aspects of • Plan more activities. they just know skin temperatures the exercise is over he scenes that he used to i this cycle include: de- Make use of exercise they're miserable so we through relaxation while asks the client to re- raise skin temp when he parting children, nag- programs. go from there." hooked up to the member these memories was on the machine at ging health problems, Evan Blackhawk, Supen'isor Older Adult Services What does he do when machine. Once a subject that were successful in preci..'1ely the moment he sensory decline (hearing, • You are not socially some'one comes in learns how to do this he raising the temperature, an'ives at the stadium. eyesight), income prob- isolated. 65% of elderly exhibiting this vague can make his boay relax To apply these relaxa- Through this autosug- When I get older, losing my !lair, lems, loneliness and Many years from now are within hour's drive anxiety? "First I try to in stressful situations tion techniques to gestion the client can deaths of friends and of relatives, when he is not hooked specifIC situations Gilles- learn to control his body Will you still be sending me a Valentine, spouses. identify outside factors Birthday greetings, bottle of wine that might be causing up to the machine. . pie uses hypnosis an in- and eope when he goes If I'd been out 'til quarlu to three Mr. Blackhawk stated -Expand your hori- this pain. A man who's With client consent he terest which he de- through the "crisis." Would you lock the door that denial and avoi- zons. Retain that which been laid off his job for lies down and closes his veloped at Wayne State. Will you aWL need me dance of stl'ess problems provides it1dependence. example, and has a fam- eyes while Mr. Gillespie If the client can articu- David Gillespie hopes Will you Btill feed me is dangerous, for the is- ily to support is natur- attaches the Digital late what he thinks is to continue biofeedback When 1'111 siJ.'fy:(o/ll', you'll' 'be'olde'l; tuu (l,ues still remain. Con- • Well-meaning chB. ally going to feel frantic. Thermometer around a making him tense, he Is a therapy and apPI'oach Alld (f 1/°1/ sail the Il'(mf, frontation can relieve it, dren and siblings are He might not know finger, Temperature is good candidate for hyp- the lll'oblems of stress 1 could stay with you as in discussion with sometimes guilty of about social service taken, Next the subject notic autmmggelltion. ft'om several angles. He I could be handy, numding a fuse fl'iends, relatives, sup- being over-protective. agencies available to Is instructed to relax Example: An individual emphasized however When your lights have gone ' Imrt groups, Tendency help him over the hump, certain pal'ts of his body panicR in crowded ureas that these techniques You can knit a sweater by the fireside to deny stressful situa- uAging Is Growing" is Somet Imes aile v iat in~ , methodically until he has feels claustl'Ophobic:. HI.' supplement but do not Sunday morning, go for a rick tions may lessen as chilo the title of NEGC bro- obvious causes is enough, the sensation of floating can't go to malls, theut- replace one-to-one coun- Doing the garden, digging the weeds dren of the 60's and 70's chur~ describing various but often that Is just the on air. Every muscle re. ers, sports arenas. Gil- seling. The therapist's Who could ask for more? reach advanced adult- services provided fOl' beginning, laxes and he Is totally lespie hypnotizes him capacity for sympathetic Will you still 'need me hood. Value systems of older adults, There al'e "Next we examine "loose," Here he should and "goes thl'ough" 11 listening is still his most Will you still feed /lie the younger generation traditional services such his personal situation, If notice elevated skin typical (lay 01' expel'ienee impol'tallt tool in helping When I'm si;rty~folll' allowB trem to be open as friendly telephone he feels under great tempel'ature. to find out at exactly othel's. to help from variouB calls, ~dvQca\!y, consulta- sh'ess within the family Lyric, by Johll Lelll/on, Paul ,He Ca17ney sources. The older gene- tion. and new 'outreach' we might encourage Copyright, 1067 ration allow8 them to be to senlora at home and group therapy with hill Northern Song Ltd" Ellglrllld open to help from vari. shut in. Tht'ough these wife and children. By Mary Hebert ous sources. The older services' one clln grDW, Perhaps though the l\tl'etltlful? You bet. In genel'atlO11, which has achieve a sense of pur- problem rellts. mainly " Theile bittel'8weet OUI' youth-oriented cul- endured and survived pose, NEGC has made a .wlthin Wmself! I'd I\llk J~rlcil n'om the "Beatletl" tlll'e, the aKe(\ are not the Great Depression, firm commitment and him to think of situations Helping the IIlbum Illulltl'ate some g-enel'al!y held in high has a value system In looks forward to the which se~m to bring on 'l,roblemswhich affect all regard. However,. one ,which .admitting weak- challenge of assisting In anxiety t Iteek way. to Contemp9t:~Iy. : lUmBn being/! 1I11 we ill- must cOllsider that an ness of character, need- the growth that can ac- avoid crises, Finally we W oman '. (H'itBbl.v and iJ'1'evoclIbJy e l'el'-incl'ellsing num bel' ing help ~'om others is company Aging! Call explore methods of rela- : ~rO\\' olcler! of.people is entel'illg the often considered "accept. 824-8000 for a copy of xation so that he can to Relax :..< III growing alcle I' oldel' adult catego/'.v, ing chll/'ity," "Aging Is Growing." deal with causes in a What belter than a Lilly? And slill remain OVER A eleganlly fresh. HALF CENTURY RATTAN OF SERVICE SWIVEL Dine - Snack ROCKER Promises Or Just Your are 10 Keep " . Specially 10 children. , , and Favorite Drinks LiUy pr?mi'n 10plean Ihem vmh Minnie .und,e" ... like this one. • SERVING FOOD UNTIL 1:00 A.M.

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The verUllllly COLONIAL of Rattan Will allow )IOU 10 8ecenl your MELDRUM TRUCKING pre""t decor FEDERAL SAVINGS WIIh lhiI ~ntQ.... Iy \'0<61''- AND GARDEN SUPPLIES roc~er. SERVING THE GROSSE POINTE AREA FOR OVER 50 YEARS 20643 GROSSE POI NTE ' DE TROll FUNE RAL DIRECTORS MACK AVE. 1&300 MACK AY£ .....U[ AT OUTER DRIVE GAUSSl PUl~l t Telepho~e 881.8500 I'1000S JAMES MELDRUM Dally Interest - Savings Certificates 886-8469 PAUL MElDRUM 17921 MACK AVE. OWNUS DETROIT. MICH. 0482204 Resldenti~1 and Commercial Mortgages Savings are Insured to $40,000

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HHappy New Year" 21~ MAC!< LEASING ST. ClAIR SHORES The ALL N.W 18.0 Dodge Mirada HMissing You" RAM'S HORN ~. . ' RESTAURANT .. • i " HBe My Valentine" OF ttCo ng ra tu la tions' , GROSSE POINTE HBon Voyage" A Family Restaurant with Family Price] Con.'d., the .dl'.ntIQ.' of 'Nsing Ihe all new, lighter yet 'Plolou. Mirada, Ivallable lor Immediate dBlivery. Con • •Id., Ih. 'dvant'g •• of our 1IIII(Ibie laBllng plans, , . 18110r edmund t. AHEE mad. to lit your needs, C,II todayl TI FFANY PLACE, INC, HAIR DE.IONER. ~ PHILLIP GAVAN 17410 MACK AVE. _: : 884-7210 0 jewelry co. (;rossc POinte. MI 1fl230 WILIAIl " H85-1902 . 885.1903 10.,0 MACK AVENUE , III GROISE POINTE WOOD. 11001 MACK ALL MAKES, MODELS 20139 Mack • SPW • 886-4600 11'-11170 THURSDA'(, MARCH 13, 1980 GUIDANCE GAZETTE - SUPPLEMENT TO THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS PAGE SEVEN Vital Volunteers Are ! 'STAFF PROFILES . Children Ha'J:e,veelin,gs~Too Skilled And Professional ..' .I' I By E, Karen Christman sure unified helpful reo The Snyders - McDonald and Sims agree on one of tht most "Volunteer Vibes" is, ~f~~I~ntghUtmPprl?o~eiSminegntconO.f not only the title of the Career Couple in Mental Health important concepts for a firf't newsletter 1'01' \'01- programs. These evalua- .. ,'. now serves as Office parent to keep in mind. unteers at Northeast tions, will be oppol'tune Manager for Crisis In- Before one can rf.j:; -11e Guidance Center bllt the times for volunteers to tervention Program, She child, the parent 'must \'ibl'ation8 are emanating assess theil' place in the is in charge of the entire have his own reactions from the \'al'iotls pro- pl'ogTam and to discuss " office operation, includ- in hand! Childl'en refltct grams where they help theil' feelings and ideas, " , ing initial phone c~ntact parents' reactions, pick and from the office of Categol'ies for Volun- with clients, paperwork up non-verbal attitu([(:,;,

the \Tolunteer Coor- teel'S at present are as ' ' £ flow, etc. She is also re- Also, a parent must try dinatol' Jan Amdt. f'ollows: Working with sponsible for follow-up to see the problem Older Adults; Commun- for School Referral Sys- through the child's eyes In an effort to provide ity Outreach; Socializa- tern. . .. and accept these a meaningful and 01'- tion; Child Day Treat- Burt was a manufac- feelings, Offspring wel- ganized program in ment; and an urgent., turer'g representative come your help in "con- Jan uary, Jail first con- need for Clerical Assis- prior to accepting his necting the feeling to the ducted a \'olunteer ol'ientation coffee houl'. tants, 1\1ore Seniors and first position at the event." men are encouraged to Center as Business One of the major tasks There was a large t Ul'll- hi' b M out from the comll1unit\' s are ta ent,.;. A few JO s anager. Currently he of parenthood is tu pre- as well as from t he A~- can be done in the home is Assistant Director for By Beth Kastner and successful resolution pare the child to deal - telephoning, making Administt'ation, with re- of a crisis." They point with responsibilities and 'sistance League, That first dav of t out that a young child is preSSUl'b of the gj'()wn- eaching aides etc. New sponsibility for finance, school freqJently The enthusiasm and in- positions are open fre- personnel, buildings, is very self-centered, He up \\'orlrl. The wav one packed with stress for a terest of the N ~GC quently in a \'ariety of purchasing, etc. AI- relates all events to him treat:; a child now: may four-and-a-half year old! Staff was contagious. jobs, There definitely is though he does not work personally. He is very well be the determining But it can be lessened if a Present volunteer,.; as a johffol' YOL': The only directly with clients, he concrete and literal. factor in \I' het her that few advance trips to the well as hopefuls were r~quil'ement i,.; 'your wil- does consider their Quoting Pat Sims, 'child is able "to l'be to- a ,....+ ~~ ,1 ....: ..... 1" ~hlpt()~~'k-nl1n...:::t;n'"~,,n(l 1~'t"'...... ,....,,-. .... ,"" r ...... ~~.- •• ~ •• ~. • ,", • school are made. Advance "C~~!dY'(l~ .....~..n ~...... ,~~..,....,~ 4--: • preparation for a new ~'\. )~, ~j, ""I" <"'~4<"JVj4 1 L (l;.J:"'- share ici~~.s."'Thi'~'j'~eii;;g ti;;~f;';;;~1~'~Ul~'e':f. " ", .. I ~lh~ubuildi~l;;. h~ siti\'e to ~:a'gu~~'~nd~';-tically or will cl'umble r~:Le experience is helpful. of working together to. J an An;rlt, Dr. YOI'k just fmished supervising currents and unusual ineff~dti ,'ely when prob- Comfortable places do not ward one common goal and the Staff are con- renovation of lower level happenings in the lems loom on the hri- spawn stressful reactions. - Mental Health (not cel'lled about doing the at Warren/Lakeview home." There is no wa\' zon," illness) - made those \'el'Y best fo}' theil' building, and the newly From youngster to el- to hide family problem's Good family communi- present eagel' to begin Clients as well as for acquired building at derly we're all exposed from children. cation, trust, mutual re- to STRESS. No matter the New Year with this their Volunteers, With a Chalmers and Char- How does the parent spect ha \'f~ been found New Program! team likf:' this how can levoix. NEGC is now what they are, there are deal with these traits? l'epeatedly to he the dif- As Volunteer COOI'- we miss? The Commun- By Jan Arndt live two houses away housed in four efficient universal traits which The situation should be ference between crisif- dinator J an is matching ity and the Center and from one of the Center locations as compared to apply to anyone in anxi- explained realistically vulnerable famiiH'.';, and ety. each "olunteel' to his/her all involved must grow Dolores and Burt offices! A few years ago, six: and si}nply. Example, he those who we at her tJw area of interest and from this considerate Snyders have worked at two of their sons and a Together, the Snyd- In his paper entitled is in the hospital because stresses and "train,; of skills. Each volun- program. the Northeast Guidance daughter were also ers' have witnessed the Life Crisis in Childhood, he is ill not because he is life. Robert McDonald, teer works directly un- MakE\ vom'self feel Center since 1971 and Center employees. For growth of the Center bad! The child should Northeast Guidance del' a Staff member in good .. ~ gi\'e a few '73 respectively. But many years, NEGC has from a staff of 12, serv- Ph, D, outlines how know that his feelings Centel' offel':; COll"lllta- charge of .the particular hours of yourself. Call long before that time, been a "Snyders family ing children only, to the stress is different for a are acceptable. "It's tion to parents and chil- department. Periodically the Volui1teer Office they were aware of the affair!" present comprehensive child, how he will show okay to feel angry, mad. dren. An appointment \'olunteers will be TODAY ... at 824-8000 Center and its impact in Dolores began as center providing a full it, and how a parent can sad; Mom and Dad un- may be ma(l!l by calling e\'aluated by Staff to as- '" and be a first! the community .. , they part-time secretary and range of services for help a child cope. Pat- derstand how I feel." 824-8000. ricia Sims ACSW, persons of all ages, with Supervisor of Child and a staff of nearly 100. Adolescent Services at They say they' have the Northeast Guidance never felt any special FINE FURS Center and a fifteen stress related to working ~ETROiT& year veteran in the so- for the same employer. ..ICHRYSLER! '; . ~ ! cial work field concurs NORTHERN The Snyders' support with McDonald's find- the Assistance League ings. fund-raising activities, LOCHMOOR .. I. iSAVINGS Both Sims and and fmd them fun. McDonald fmd that loss CHRYSLER.PlYMOUTH INC, 19307 MACK AVENUE Burt and Dolores have 01' separation from pa- 18185 Mack Avenue 20467 ~ack Avenue Grosse Pointe Woods, Michigan 48236 helped the Center rent or sibling is almost CETROIT, MICHIGAN 40224 Grosse- Pointe Woods achieve its fine reputa- always linked to child 884-7100 1!!l 885.9000 tion as a leader in the stress. "Losses involve die.... ~l _ field of community' men- feelings (anger, depres- 1QIIA1110UIUIQ tal health care. For their sion, confusion) and feel- ".1....- .... LENDER significant contribution, ings are central in the GUS RUSSO President thank you Snyders! creation, maintenance, BUI. Phone 886-3000

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''<:t~PAGE EIGHT THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1980 , . ( GUIDANCE GAZETIE - SUPPL~MENT TO THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS :i. .'l•. ~.: .~ • Northeast BOARD OF DlREC1'ORS PROFILE Local ..... Guidance Center Betty Pipher'} President Residents 'Slate of Officers By Kathy York cial backing from the cooperation from Serve On .President Elizabeth H. Pipher The step t() President city of Detroit, and churches, a program Vice Pl'esident Sally Brown of Northeast Guidance named Insight was born. Guidance Vice Pl'esic!ent Duane Montgomery, Sr. Center Board of Direc- Insight worked dili- Recording Secretary Robert DeDeckere tors was a natural move . gently to combat drug Center Cooresponding Secretal'Y .John Lawrence for Betty Piphel', who problems by offering Treasurer F,'ed. F. Campbell has sen'ed 1'01' seven counseling and support veal'S as member and re- to young people. Betty Board cent Vice President. Pipher was a 'jack of all By Marianne McGuire Equipped with a trades.' She was coun- Board Member Center teaching diploma from Il- selor and worker behind linois State University, the scenes making sure The Board of Direc- Board Members Betty began her career there was money to keep tors of Northeast Guid- in Detroit in the paroc- going. ance Centel' is composed Carl Bonner Bettv ~icCastle I hial schools, extending of tliirty-six representa- )1an' Bontorin It was this proximity Marianne McGuire I to parish school boards, tives of the community with the community that Sail,' Brown Duane :'IIontgomery, 81'.. local groups. Coming sen'ed by the Center. led Mrs. Pipher to be- FI'er! F. Campbell Lisbeth Oates, from a small Illinois The area "boundaries are come more interested in !-'atric ia A. Carrier Frances Pastoria : communitv whel'e her from Conner A venue on NDRTHEAST mental health. Her af- James Clos Elizabeth H. Pipher: fami]\' w~s acti\'e in filiations with NEGC the West to Eight Mile I Anne Crane Betty Rankin; politics, Mrs. Pipher GUIDANCE stemmed from her work Road (VernieI') on the Robert DeD(,('kere Esther Riske found it easv to become with Insight. Asked how East and from 1.84 on Ed Egnatios Ann Schultz I involved in "her adopted she feels about the the North to the Detroit CENTER Scott Gitrord Lois D. Scott I community, Detroit. River (Lake St. Clair) changes over the years Jooeph Haney Bonnie Shefferly In the' '60's she was on the South. Chris Kennedv David G. SiI\\'estel' . instrumental in organiz- at the Center, she smiles LDCATIDNS: William F:. K(;)1l' .T;woIlPlillP Thom:l" ~ ;~.~ " ~,~ .. _ .r '''''''' ., bl'Oadly and says, "Fan- Duties for Board ,...... b ...... b.&- ...... 1-' VA. \.vu\..t:.L ueu tastIC!" James M. Laur \'lllce L. Thomas citizens in response to members are to oversee 17000 E Warren near Cadif'ux. Detroit 48224 Frances Lawl'ence Marvin D. Webb the substance abuse As for the future, she operation of the Center John R. Lawrence Elinor Wright problems that were aris- wants to see continuing to assure the community 12255 Camden, Detroit 48213 Communit~. rgamzer, that it is I'eceiving men- Creighton C. Lederer ing locally. With fman- Betty Pipher research to determine 2670 Chalmers at Charlevoix, Detroit 48215 community needs. With tal health services which satisfaction the Bo ard are responsive to its President looks back on needs, Since the Center .1979. "A dream has I is funded with Federal come true with the pur- I and State tax monies it FURNACES chase of the new school is up to the Board to de- Borland- .... building for Child Day I cide which programs & BOILERS Treatment. It is a real i take priority. Daily op- Purdy REPLACED school atmosphere with eration of the Center as- playground, gym, class- suring fuB range counsel- Associates rooms. N.ow when the ing, diagnostic, and children return to regu- treatment services to all GARBAGE lar school, the transition ages is the province of won't be upsetting, but a the Executive Director I of GRINDERS natural step," and the Staff, I INSTAllED Another goal is that Board members are Fbinte Pedl~ Moier Werner Beauty .50t011 the family unit be asked to serve on at least one sub-committee. Per.snicl

WILLIAM J. JACKSON SIX OF YOU CAN AIDE. Yer Mollbu's bIg enough ro deliver Which IsImportant when you Despite I~ slim exrerlor, Malibu ISa a smoorh and quIet ride on the consider rhat 'people are keeping their PRESIDENT verItable "family room' InsIde. highway. It hos the nice soJldfeel you carslonger these days. There's room \n rhere for mom. may tend to aooclatewlth larger cars. FULLOF FEATURES. ~ dad. three kids and grandma. Try It. You'll see. Compare Malibu for value with As a matter of fact. based 01' EPA CRISP CLEAN LINES. o'ny other mid-size cor. Malibu looks like whar It Is:A Check out Irssturdy I30dy by Fisher JACKSON-SEMRAU ratings no mid-size cor In America has thoroughly modern automobile. and rugged fuII-perlmerer frQ"me. PAINT PRODUCTS, INC. more room than the 1960 Chevy No clutter, no curlicues. no Also yoyrs or no extra cost an every INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Malibu 4-Door Sedan. unneeded Inches or pounds. 1980 Che~allbu: radial ply tires, High 27% on All Wallcoverinu* D/B/A RIFE, LAMBRECHT, KELLY, INC. NOW THAT'S A TRUNK. It'sa cor you con feel good about Energy Ignition, FullColi suspension, What some carstry to passoff as 0 Juststanding there lookIng at It. front stabilizer bor.,compoct V6 engine, for month of March with coupon trunk today Isbarely bigger than an power front disc brakes. .Plul UPS Chlrg' Insurance' for Every Need oversize bread box. . It'sa substantial car. . With Malibu. you get a real honest- With Chevy value thtough and P.O, Box 5094 17539 E. WARREN at NEFF 20768 HARPER Telephone 886-5100 Detroit, Mich. 884-9550 =~~~~c;;1i~~~~,~CUblsC OME rAftS th~~gEhRE'SS~~=GADOUT Harper Woods, MI 48225 year, And especially at ~ Chevyvolue.

va~~E~~~~~~DMPG, ~l~E;~~~iS,MalibU'S DETROIT COMMUNICATIONS' . mll~age. In fact It's~ery good FITTHE TIMES got it all. . mileage for 0 car With so • muth room. And the highway Malibu isthe most CORPORATION . estimate Is26. " popular mid-size 4-door OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE OTHER TELEPHONE COMPANY . :Remember:Compare sedan in America roday. A FINE GROUP OF me -estimated MPG"ro that SOME CARS 'It bears looking into, of other corsoYou may get Come see and drive a COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS! • Providing the latest in r different mileage. 1980 Chevy ...... alibu. NEe switchboard and NEe THEPftONES depending on how Compore ir with any Hospital Housekeepers of America Inc. . ~%~~:.i~~;~~'I;;gth. FITTHE ~~I[Y. • other car you may have multi-line telephone systems . Actual highway in mind. 20630 Harper Ave Harper Woods. Michigan 48225 mileage will probably be We think you' IIfind 313:885-3393 lessThan the highway that it nor ooly fits me times 3280 W. 14 MILE RD. esrIrT)ote. and me family. It fits you. too. Toa 1 Royal Oak EstImate lower in Or should we say a V As in value. Callfornio. SINCE 1960 Malibu isequipped with GM-bullr engines pro- duced by varlol.osdivisions. See your dealer for details. FEELSGOOD ON SILVER-REED THEP.OAD, Mallbu's smart size isa The Self-correcting plus In omer ways. It'ssmall enough. for example. Typewriter to be agile List $369 in traffic and SALEsa88 turns. Plus Call for a free no'obllgatlon demonstration. really ql)ite eosyropa~ 88a-8300 [[J FIRST METROPOLITAN OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO .•JNC. FEDERAL ~--- 17232 E. WARREN, DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48224 SAVINGS CHEVY OF DETROIT RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL Grosse Pointe Notre Dame near Kercheval MALIBU 882-7697 'fl.. S. MANDlL, Inc. FITS BOTH. Contractor. and Consu"an', to 'he ElectrIcal Industry

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f THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1980 ~GUIDANCE GAZETTE - SUPPLEMENT TO THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS PAGE NINE RESIDE"''T PROFILE ,- When Stress Elinor Cramer's Heart Me? Depressed'!? __ a.\'\o+h er O~e Becomes Distress .Belongs to Harper Woods Never!! 0-" +hose. da.ys'! "Accept Yourself At The Age You Are!" By Floramae Kliber By &:verend William Cummins, This is a first person ac- feelings an9 try to Pastor Ebenezer Baptist Church WJR Radio recently cOlIJd of olle who seemed to handle them, so that my teatul'ed Elinor CI'amer /UIl'f! it 'together Illltil that mo- Stress is the spice of being sure what to do on their "1'(>opleWOI.th" II/Imt when deep seeded stress anger was not buried or life! When we exercise next; and (3) not being uecame a cri~'i8! turned inward. show. .. and she reallv our muscles we are sure what priorities to stressing them. When give to things. When is olle of the Iwople By Toni Stewart wOl'th kno\\'ing~ Offi- Our society places we exercise our minds we're confident that If I had been com- dall\' slw is Cit\' (,Iel'k stress on our lives on a we are stressing them. what we're doing is what posed enough to see my- of Harpel' Woo;ls, and daily basis. We often Life without stress God wants us to do, self, I pl'obably would lint il now, Public HE'la- cannot eliminate the would be dull indeed. when we can see that ha ve turned and I'un t ion,; Din'dor. EI inor in- stress, but we can try to But the problem most of what we're doing has an . when I realized I was stituted tlw latH'1' office identify what is causing us face, far too often, is o\'el'all purpose that's ",j~;.;~l being admitted to a .\'eal's ag-o, but because that stress. We must de- excess stress and strain, worth the stress, then .~~:

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THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1980 ,,' PAGE TEN TENTH ANNUAL GUIDANCE GAZETIE - SUPPLEMENT TO THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS ~ For Good Mental Health WE VOLUNTEER! Coping and illBOIDIlf Cooking There a re those in 010' land

I~ Whofind cooking a chore, illS!T!1 There are those ill ol/r land I Who find cooking a bore. , Bllt hoomy for those prtM1ll«l bv I cooks Assistance League '$;, All aVei' the lIatioll, to the Northeast Guidance Center, Whoji/ld cooking afm'lIl 1 Of relaxation, Just one chop of the knife ~, 1 r, L ,.~ _, r .tiltH vt-t..} , t.UllfV VI t('Uf, Helps quell YOIIl' Chris Eickhorst aggression keeps smilin' in Whell preparing a meal. PRESENTATION of this handsome plaque to As- kick-line, sistance League President Fran Pastoria by You'/'e feeling depl'ession About the I'ecession, Center Director, Dr, Johnathon L. York, marks Your dreams seems to the culmination of years of volunteering and shatter fund-raising. A sizeable donation was used to pur- But what does it matter? chase a new building for Child Dav Treatment Program. . And oh, did I mention

For relief of tension READ THE GAZ- A Roller Skating Chor- Or when feelings are ZETTE LOS! us Line. Judy Agley, stl'essed Jo\'ona Cisco, Ga zeU e Financi a I Follies Chairwoman, Try a duck that is .'Ilanager, and in middle, p/'essed, :-Oane)'Orr and Jane Poole)', Ad,-ertising .'Ilanagers, con. Keep kneading that do ugh template the Four hours on end "stress" in selling A Ziegfeld Beauty~ Set up a rhythm ads in these dimcull times. I That's Jane Pooley. And try to IlIlbend. , Tl'Y cooking and coping The Golden Couple and maybe you'll find -Mr. & Mrs, Something quite close Anthony Pastoria! To reaE peace of mind. Gl'IDA:"CE GAZETTE Ed itor A TIIASK l"OL:NOTE FROM ONE W'HO DID! Cooking's a form Floramae Kliber \ and Assistant Of deep meditation Editor Kath)' York, Viola! 4- souffle - !IIand before past is- Dance ~ Lady - Dance Away Your Stress sues of th is ten, The best in Cl'eation. year-old supplement ~ - by E. Jacques to the Gro.se Pointe Thank you .-\~~istance other interests. The No\\' at age 37 I have Katie, for your smiles Serrs. League for the confi- more active I became, a new career, in addition and laughter, and for den(:~ - and fun - vou the less I felt sorrv for to' my first career as putting up with your THE HAPPY HOSTESS ha\'(. prodded me 'for myself. Wow! Ex~!;cise wife and mother. I teach crazy Mom each day, Vol. 3 - a new cookbook with recipes for everyone, the }Ja~t foul' years. for mental health! aero bic dancing and I Thank _you Mom for Back in 197G I felt love it, I low the exer- including an exciting mic- teaching me to love rowave section, Bright 'c!u"ed in', - without a ~o sho\\' in '77, but in cise and the ladies in 111\' through your lo\'e for us, cover tempts the taste cal" at hOIl1P \\'it h a fOLlr '78 there was the "Red classes, Thank vou and thanks and bless LET'S GET ,\'('al' old, and In.lI into Garter Re\'\le. .. :-J'o lad ies, for making'm \' buds, only hinting at the ROLLI:SG! A you, Dad. tantalizing dishes within. ' 11111 thil't ie,~. sto p ping me no\\' .: , job such fun, . roller skating Thank you Lord, for Order Now! Cook to 'One rial' Kath\' Lenz gotta dance and get Thank Vall lll\' dear party opened gi\'ing me a good mind, Cope! Price: $7,50 (tax sllgJ;e"U'd' I tI'y ;lalJeing 1I10l'e confidence ". hu:>band, 'Witholit VOUl' the season of in tJH: shO\I' being put great ~ho\\'! 1979 and encouragement and 'Io\'e and body, and the ability deductable) plus $1.00 act ivit ies. toget her by t he A~sis- it \\'as "Bl'oad\\'av I wouldn't be where I to use them wisely. postage and handling. Co-Chainvomen E \'ervone I meet and lance League, "Show- Rlwthm," and the ha~ am today, (Sorry about Send checks payable to Gail Clark and i boat Shenanig-,ll\~, It gaH' in ' me took o\'el'. I the crac'k in th~ Ii\'ing know; friends and fami- Assistance League to Sue Ritter ly, help me to grow, I me ~(Jme of the confi- danced through another room ceiling from dance Northeast Guidance ~how us Thank you all for being a dence I ha(1 lost being wonderful experience. practice in the bed!'oom C~nter to: howl?) part of my life. '1 home for ei,ght ~'earg. Oh I'\'e met so many lo\'el\' above!) Happy Hostess P,O, Box 36652 I lo\'(.d he:ng with the people thru 'Assistance Thank 'lOll my beauti- My love to all (signed) Grosse Pointe, Mi. I I: hildrell, L,li I needed League, , ful chil(fren, Ted and ~aren Kolp 48236 Cookbook is also available Reason For in many stores-in Grosse Views .From a Volunteer Pointe and Detroit. By Judy Konwinski Lisa :\Iorreale is a \'olunteering is a love for Beilll{ Gerald La\'oie was Clinic Aide for Adult kids. She feels, "In gi\'- reliJ'ed for "e\'en \'ears Aftercare Community ing yom time you are a The forces of space a lid Ode To when he sta1'te(1 \:olun- SllPP01't Ser\'ice a't support to the experts time teering last ~'eal:, He is a J effel':;on-Eastlawn loca- \\'ho can then do more Pl'Opel liS in/a IIlIknowlI Cha;nt'Ol1lell Clinic Aide at North- tion, She spends the for the kids." J udv finds places, Let's have a luncheon! A r eas~ (;uidance Center. afternoon wit h clien ts fulfillment in obs'erving speaker we'll call! Some Hl' "a\'s Ill' \\'as al\\'ays while they \~'ait to see the childrens' progress We seek 01/ r 01011 le~'els "little" place - say like I su~pi~il)uS of "da- their therapist and/or in growth and learning, COBO HALL? Oh! I A.I/d try to fill the /'Oid. o g(Jodl'r,,~" Rut since he doctOl', It ma\' be an in- Volunteers are an in- Helen Thomas - up from began \'oluntel'ring, he formal aftern~on of con- tegral part of Northeast ~rl('e could ol/Iy kIl01C, the White House! We'll ~. ' has lll!llld that the "do- \"ersation, sharing ways Guidance Center, The ask the 'Press,' but ~OOdl'I'"'' do mOl'e g-ood to cope, or ma~' im'ol\'e .' ' need is there no matter It's not t!le motion t!lat 1'1.11' t IJ('nl"l,j \'{~s than for a gro IIp proj ect never a dormouse ~ what your interest or matte ;'S l'],.:l'~ :;ugge~ted bv the Who'll be the Chairmen: an\'lJl1l' age group, Thel'e is a therapi:;t. Whate\'el; the Ol/Iy that Ice be there - Just you and me, Our Gl'1'1'\' \\'a" ~anta Clau~ :;pecial call out no\\' for and pl{',u)grapllel' al the acti \'ity, Lisa makes the clerical workers, and for Fa)' it' u:e Icere lIot little "baby" , . , then OI<1l'l' :\dult Christmas \\'aiting room a plea:;ant ~.~ older adults to \'olun- we'll be free, All !'art \' illl<1 had a ball. To place to be , , , and that teel', because of their Theil there lcollid be oJ/ly through the summer and ~ ~,K ~ b"l'OIIlP mr)]'l- infol'med make:, her feel good, time tle xibil it\' and space, personal stress, Fall and • \" _ '.~. "1. \;~. , , Ill' h"" ('nl',,jl(,d in ,; too, .' broad expel'ience', the winter . . . unde!' "!':I..\:\K YOI.' :\~R, PR~SIDENT" was a sparkling luncheon program ~h-!1ta! Hl'alth cO\lrse at .-\lId tillle /I'D/lid be duress. We had the \\ hlch presen,ted Journalist Helen Thomas to metropolitan Detroiters at \\'<11'111' ('oUllt" Comm\ln- Judv :\Ic:\lahon, ,Jan Amdt i~ the \'01- illfill ity. luncheon - the Co~ Hall thiS January, (I. to r,) Sharon ~elson, League \-ice President. it.1' ' ('"iil'gl'. 'Hl' is COll- 111Othe'I' of ~ix "most Iv \lnleer Coordinator and 01/1' morell/ent is tllf; ProJe~ts;, K~ren Lorenz, Co-Chair and :\-larion Lisotto, Past President "tall! 1,\' l,'lIill)! tiw .s,'nicr gTo\\'n" bovs, a,;:;i,;t;: the can be reached by calling journalist too. Such an !land or God - occasion~ Go~ Beige and ' and C~-( hall'; Helen Thomas, ['PI White House Bureau Chief' Fran ('iti.~I'llo' to "~,(.t off \'('\11' Primal'\' Groul) at Child ~2-t-8000. If \'ou ha\'e a Pastona, Leag-ue President, , fallll." and d;) "/JnH.t'hill)! Da~' T;'eatmel;t for two few bO\lI';:' a week, TOllc!ling /!Iankind. I Blue~ fol' "t i'l'r,' ,Hill .\'CJll']] j!('t hO\lr,~1',ll'h cla\' . .s!1I'S<1\'S XEGC. ha.~ a rpwarding (For Karen and Fran) it I" I': l-. l ,'11 I',': rl ~.. th,. Iill!\' lI1't'-r;'qlli"it" f:'I'_u(~\~~'riplH'I' fi,l' ,\'~I~__ ~ - Frances Pastoria - By :\Iarion B. Lissotto i

Assistance League to the Northeast Guidance Center , i BOARD OF' DIRECTORS 1979-80 i Pre:"iclent . , . , . , . , , , .. , . , , . , , ... , Frances Pa:"toria :

Pn';:ic1ent-EI{'('t . , . , , . , . , , , " , , , .. '0 Lizheth Oate:, I 1st Vi~e President (Projecti'). , , , , . , , Sharon ~eli'on :

2nd \'Ice Pre:"ident (Membership) ... ' Beth Ka.<;tner 0 :{rd \,ice Pre:-;ic1ent (Ser\'ice)" ... , , .Jud\' KOl1\\'in:-;ki Recol'dini! Secretary .. ,. , .... , . ,. , .. Bett\' Loeher

C01T('sponcling Secretary .. ,',., ... , .. ~la;'\' Leech I T . ,w n'a~lll'('r ' .. ',',.', .. , .. , ~1aril~'n ~ted('m i TilE IL\PI'Y HOSTESS(ES) .~eTo ,SIIOW PRE\'IEW '" STA\'DI~G CO~DIITT~ES I - and the Cookhook of the ~f(yHT IS t,h~ I';ala shared hy All,lllj!('m('llt:-., .... , .. ,", .. ," :'Ilarll\'n nuckman : ~ame name (Yolume III) is a t~ree chantIes - includinl';

B~'lmrs and Yearhook, ., ., 0 Alk:l' B"l'I1hal'dl hook of gourmet ~pecialt ies ~ortheast (~uidanc(' ('enter _ ll,\'aiJahl{' in local ~hops, in )!mgram ., "."., ,. 0 •• , , • , • Kal'('n Lrn'pnz i thr~)U*h the generosity of De- Publicity. , . , , .. , , , .. ~1ar\' Lou (;ripw' ~lichig'an re~orts, and on the troIt :\uto Dealers Association H('C'onis . , , , . , , , , . , , , . , . , , , , . Ca;-ol D('Winter East Coa~t~ Sharon ~elson, ~ommittee included, Dorothe~ Tp!pphon(' "",.,",., .. , .. ,',.,' Barhara L07RlIe Promotion, and .Judy Sieher, \ ermeulen, Judy Sieher, Co' General Chairwoman, Historian , ,.,"',.,.".,','".,'"., SUP Swit7Rr Chair and Harriette Caruso, I 'fir;,. I)(/!!" /II "d,' JI"".';/,(" Ilrroll!!/1 II". .I!,'w'rm;I," "f; Boomlln, I,onl"'f'\' 1<: Dnhlinp' )lr. & :\lrs, TrOl' )Iaschmf'vf'r HArolrl A. Menninier. Inc. ;\lational Rank of J)pfroit