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GP Lawyers Wives Cite Concerned Citizens Credit Given HEADLINES ~I Seniors Housing To Woman of the Informant WEEK Question Placed As Compiled by the Park Officers Also Ap- Grosse Pointe New. On Woods Ballot prehend An 0 the r Suspect, Believed to Be Friend of Thursday, May 11 Council by. 4-2 Vote Agrees to Obtain Feelings j PRESIDENT JIMMY CAR. of ReSidents for Complex at Ghesquiere Man Taken in TER'S plea to organized ! Park; Proposal Views Revenue Bond Farms labor to hold down future i wage demands in order to Issue on______Three Acres of Land Jerry James W'oeltge, help the President's anti- By Roger A, Waha 27, of Findley, Detroit, inflation program was re- jected yesterday by A~L. 'Y0ods voter~ wil~ ~onsider a. referendary ballot allegedly known as "Big CIO President George Meany questIon on semor CItIzen housmg at Ghesquiere Foot," the elusive day- and other labor leaders. Pa.rk as the council by a 4-2 vote agreed to place time burglar believed to President Carter had said a thl~ matter on the August 8 primary ballot. This be responsible for num- hold.down of wages would actIon was taken at its regular meeting Monday erous burglaries in the help slow the rise in con. May 15. ------' Detroit area, was finallv sumer prices. But Mr. Meany The council considered a stopped by Farns poEce said, "We feel the pressure proposed question, drafted Club Plans on Thursday, May 11, at should be put on the prices by City Attorney George Cat. 1 13 rather than the wages." !in on Monday, May 8, after New Center :He p~:~ nabbed after an President Carter, who met a meeting was he I d with members of the Senior Citi. alert woman called _uthorit- with Mr. Meany and other ies when she observed a sus. labor leaders yesterday, had zens Commission, City Ad. or eniors picious white male entering no immediate comment. minist~ator Chester E. Peter. F S a neighbor's house. * It: ,. sen and Councilman George Cue t e r, commission repre- Building W"111 V FaTr~s Deht. Sgt. George Friday. May 12 sentative on the council. Serve an lem, w 0 was in on the IN A DRAMATIC tie vote One word was changed by Social, Recreational initial arrest of Woeltge, and yesterday, the Senate Foreign the council in the proposal, Needs of Elderly Farms Det. Earl Field, both Relations Committee failed with this adjustment being "C • of whom spent many hours to block President Jimmy made near the end of the In ommunlty questioning the suspect, said 1 t' h that they have reasons to be. Carter's Mideast warplane ALBERT BOLAND and Pointer CULLEN pac k age. The President's asongfollows:ques IOn, w ich reads By Susa' n McDonald l'leve that "Big Foot" was BUTLER, who chased a purse snatcher through package includes the sale of Do you favor the creation The Neighborhood Club responsible for more than 100 warplanes to Saudi Arabia, a neighborhood, and DANIEL HINTZE of Algon- of a building authority by the is looking forward to burglaries in The Farms and Egypt and Israel. The com. ac, STUART DOMEZ of St. Clair Shores and City of Grosse Pointe Woods breaking ground next the other Pointes, St. Clair mittee's eight.to.eight vote JOHN DAWSON of Southgate, who searched for for the purpose of construct- spring for a new senior Shores, Detroit, East Detroit sets the stage for a bitter occupants of an automobile which had plunged ing senior citizen housing citizens' center to serve and Harper Woods during. floor fight in the Senate into Lake St. Clair. for Woods residents only to the elderly in all five the past three months. next week. The vote was a be financed by a revenue Grosse Pointes, officials Chief Cites Citizen temporary victory for the YSD' bond issue _.not to exceed announced this week. Another man, arrested by 4500 000 to be re pal'd from Park police during a recent ~~~ni~~~:ti~~, ~~~ t::c~;~~ Center Drive s Budget AppJ.~ved .Contract of $ , , . The club has been plan- rentals; such housing to be ning the project for more burglary, is being held by located in Ghesquiere Park than a year in an effort to ~oliee of that city. The sus- ::~a~~: l~~c~~:~n~n o::~i~i N. eeds Help By Board. of l\lallagers') School He'ad on approximately three acres serve social and recreational pect is believed to be a per- fight, because the bill must of. land to ~~ d0l!'ated;, (pre- needs of The Pointe's con- sonal and close friend of ~~~at~ea~eJet~:dHi:u~~th the VI 0 U sly furn~hed was Iltantiy-growing senior citizen Woeltge, who might ha\'e To Hit Goal Another Meeting Set Is Extended • '.' Jj}... t...q.-*'hf!o_~~14iDg author- popu1a\\on.~..c"" _/...,_... been working with him ae- I y Y the city? ',,;' .....• -". ..' , - cording to .Pa~"PdU~l:!" Chier. - _.s~~~~~~~~;~;~; .."~.~.. ~~~~~J~F:;'i!;;:rt:7;:- -se5SR~:i~S;ti~:~:~:~t:~:;e:!:~~;,e~~j~on~ -to. ExpJaJa Vote' . It s no longer Just a pro- Hepry O. Coonce wh.Q is 'soarer'Oliay's -~o:lw' V t' 1 posal. We've progressed far wltbJiold/riijo''ffie''naiire. o'''f't-he . 0 mg to p ace the ques- enough with our fund raising .. C:R~:; ~~,;;: ~ t~~M~Yr tlon ~ampalgn.$25.!OPO sider.Pr.oposal,from Division Coordinator Extension by 5-2 Vote tlOn on the ballot ~er.e Mr. now that we can announce man until a complete inter. of Congress Friday and re- S h 0 r t 0 f Quo t a on Incorporation of 'Services Cited by in Action on May 8 C:ueter, Mayor. BenJ~mm W. the seniors' center will be a rogation and investigation on duced his request for a tax Needed to Balance Judges in Probation Program Plea By Susan McDonald Pmkos and Co U n c I ] men reality with continued com. this point is completed. cut to about $19 billion, Budget ------The Board of Educa- George S. F!eeman and Jo~n munity support," said club The chief said he is refus- down from the $24 billion By Roger A, Waha Sab~l. Castmg the two d~s- director John Bruce. ing to name the suspect un. he had wanted. He also post- W h . Al tion, by a 5-2 vote, ap- sentmg votes were Council. _ til fin::l proof is, or is not. poned the effective date of it Just 10 days to go ong with approving the Youth Service Divi- proved a. two-year con- men Thomas Fahrner and ReceIves App.roval. uncovered that the suspect the tax cut for three months till Memorial Day, Grosse sian's, (YSD), fiscal year budget for 1978-79 and tract extension for Su- Robert E. Novitke, w h i I e The self.supportmg Nel~h- in Park custody is connected until January I, 1979. The Pointe War Memorial's planning a meeting prior to July 1 to discuss divi- perintendent Dr. William Councilman E. D. Grady was bor~ood Club has sought fm, in any way with "Big Foot.., change means Americans will 1978 annual Family Par- sian manpower requirements, the YSD's board of Coats Monday, May 8. excused from the meeting as anemg ~or seve~al months Farms Police Chief Rob- get less of a tax eut than ticipation Campaign is managers are scheduled to hear from the bureau's The con t r act extends he was out of town from m~Jor eontn.butors and ert K. Ferber, who dispdtch. M F h h'" 1 foundatIOns. It Will conduct d 1 the President had proposed entering the home stretch coordinator on the feasibility of incorporating into through June 30, 1983. Fi. r. a mer, w 0 orlgm~ - a community-wide fund rais, e a etter to the residen~ of and receive it later, if Con- with just under $25,000 the YSD the services recently explored by The nancial details have yet to I~ ~oved that the ~om~ls- er at a later date. Moross road, whose alertness gress goes along with the needed to operate the Pointe's municipal judges in relation to the volun- be worked out. sl.on s r~quest.~e demed WIth The club received site ap- was responsible for the cap. new administration package. Center after July 31. teer probation program. - - The superintendent was hIS motIOn fallmg .for a lack proval and three zoning var. ture of the Metro area's *' *' *' To date, $125,854 has been "The YSD will entertain a 1 paid $41,000 base salary last of ~ up p 0 ~t, saId he ,was iances from the City Council most wanted burglar in a received from 5,172 donors review of the judges' propos. tured, prior to the judges' year and received a $2,000 agamst us I n g G.hesqulere last November to allow it to l?~g time, complimented the Sunday, May 14 as compared to $117,044.07 al to see if the division has plea, to offer such services performance bonus. He and Park for su~h hOUSing. expand onto a lot at water-I cItizen for being civic.mind- POPE PAUL, SO-years-old from 5,287 contributors at the capabilities of perform. for the court but they, at his family live free of charge He also CIted the defeat of 100 and st. Clair avenue ad. ed enough to be involved. and ailing, crossed Rome the same point in the cam- ing the services cited by the that time, didn't see fit to go in a school.owned home in a ~imilar ballot proposition jacent to the club's pr~sent The letter, which was prc- Saturday to celebrate mass paign last year. judges," said Woods City Ad- that route. "If. there's any Grosse Pointe boulevard. whIch o.c cur red m 1975, headquarters. sented to the Farms Council and say a special prayer for Seek Rally ministrator Chester E. Peter. duplication of service, it's Dr, Coats has been with along WIth t~e fact that a The new building, de. on Monday, May 15, read as his friend Aldo Moro, the It is hoped that citizens sen, in viewing, for example, their duplication," he stated. the school system for two complex, w hI C h has been signed by H. Sanborn Brown, follows: former prime minister slain will rally in the "home pre.sentencing investigations - After the meeting, Mr. Pe. years. He had three more (Continued on Page 6) a local architect, will in- "On behalf of the Grosse stretch" and send their con. and necessary counseling. tersen said he felt the divi- years left on his contract be- _____ elude large activities rooms, Pointe Farms Police Depart- by the Red Brigades. It was the first time that the pontiff tributions, (deductible for This matter was discussed sion could provide the same fore the recent extension. recreation areas, me e tin g ment and law enforcement had attended requiem servo income tax purposes), in on Thursday, May 11, when services as proposed by the Trustees Laurance Har. rooms fo! clubs. and offices everywhere, pie as e accept so that a successful an. Park City Manager John judges, as it h~~ the facilities, wood and William Fleming SHSClass '68 ices for any person other -:-all deSIgned WIth the ph?,- my thanks and compliments than a cardinal. The pontiff nouncement can be made on Crawford told Mr. Petersen althou.gh addItIonal person. voterl against the contract ex- Slates Reunion sl~al needs.of the elderly In for your prompt notification Memona. 1 Day, th e Center that monies for the YSD nel mIght beId' needed.th . d tensIOn. for Dr. Coats, mind. . of a suspicious person prowl- also prayed for forgiveness . 'II b "we cou gIVe e JU ges, , for the terrorists. Italian say s. Dona t IOns WI e were allocated in his city's the type of program they I NIX Lo~g Tenn .Pact . The South ,High School The club h~pes to prOVIde ing about your neighbor's statesmen and dignitaries gratefully received after that budget, while noting a feel- want" he continued "The Mr. Flemmg exolamed hIS Class of 1968 is having its d.ozens of SOCIal and re~rea- residence on Thllrsda\' after. date, too, if this is more con. ing on the part of the council YSD' can handle pre.s~ntenc. vot,: by s~yin~, "1 am not tlOnal programs for semors, noon May 11 1978 . from 100 nations joined in 10-year reunion on Satur. including classes, physical ac. ' ReI as'd E' I . the heavily guarded memo- venient for givers. that such monies might be ing background very easily, baSIcally m favor of very day, July 22, at the Hill. t' T I b t' d e e ar ) As a back-up to the cam- better spent toward its own and with our part.time coun- long term employment con. ' IVl les. c u s, nps an so. " • It f . t' rial service held against Mr. crest Country CIu,b 10 Groes. (;,,1 services. . ".s a rcsu 0 )our no I- Moro's last wishes. paign a mystery progressive police department. seHng and probation pro. tracts." He would. not com. beck highway, Mount Clem. "Without question, the fl.c~t!on .. : upon your sus- dinner will be staged as a t f th h t * * *' benefit on June 29 with some I DuplIcation Cited gram counseling, we might m.en ur er on IS:VOe. ens, Neighborhood Club is unique. plclons bel n g aroused by of the most beautiful private I Mr. Crawford also felt be able to work something IIfr. Hanvood said. he The reunion committee ly qualified to take the lead y?ur growling dog: (by the Monday, May 15 homes in Grosse Pointe be. such funding might be in out where both, (Le., the shares his colleague's view requests any member of the in this major projcct:' Mr. "ay. please buy hUll a dog KAT A N G A N REBELS ing opened for the occasion conflict with the judges' re- YSD and the court). and the of the contract length. class, who has not yet been Bruce said in a release from bone on us), we were able have invaded the mineral- -four homes in all. quest for a Grosse Pointe community, could mutually "I think Dr. Coats is doing contacted, to call 881-7296. his office. He said thc club to apprehcnd a professional rich Shaba province of the The committee is trying to I proposes a program "which burg.lar in the commission of Cocktails to dessert will be Volunteer Probation Pro- benefit."There also would be no some verythingsgoodthatthingswere here,long central African nation of included, with each course gram operating budget of reach as many "68'ers" as I would attract senior resi. a ~l'1mr. Zaire for the second time in served in a dramatically dif. $25,000, while citing an en. duplication of effort." overdue, but five years seems possible. (Continued on Page 8) I Furthcrmorr. we h a v e 14 m 0 nth s. Belgian and ferent great house. Reserva. suing concern over a poten. He noted, too. that fees like a very long time," Mr. reason to believe that the Zairean reports said Sunday. tions are $25 with $15 being tial duplication of service. could be charged toward Harwood said. burglar arrestcd t h r 0 ugh ln a dispatch received in tax deductible. Numbers are 'In reply, Mr. Petersen said helping finance such a "com- Board Pre sid e n t John Sue McDonald Winner I yourno~i~ication was onc of Brussels, Belgium, the of. limited. I the YSD was originally struc. bined" cffort without the Bruce, voting in favor of the two mdlvlduals operatin~ as ______use of public funds complete. extension, said he fcels it is a team, which the local me. ficial Zaire news agency ly. (In their proposal, for in. important to lend some con- dia has dubbrd as 'Big Foot.' AZAP said the invaders in. stance. the judgcs indicated tinuity to the top job in the C 100 e -'Varl,I Of S 1 1B II A "I\s such. 'Big Foot' \\.,h cluded Cubans who filtered even with the budget. charg- schools through such a con- room teacher's dcsk. responsible for co u n t I (' , s across Zaire's southern bor. Ne'lv Monthly Case Load es would still be levied on tract commitment. The NEWS was the recipi. The special award classifi. rcsidential burglaries in thl' der from Zambia. The Bel. defendants. with those mon, "The majority has indio ent of a special School Bell cation cites any mcdium. G r 0 sse Pointcs. St. Clair ~ian Foreign Ministry said ies bein~ returncd to the in' cated they're pleased with award during the Michigan Record for Youth Bureau group, organization or indio Shores. Ea~t Detroit. Harper the attack originated in dividual city from which the the performance of Bill Education Association's an. vidual making an "outstand. Woods and Detroit, during Angola, on Zaire's south, The Youth Service Divi. the backlog might be cleared case originatcd.) Coats and believe he can nual awards luncheon earlier ing contribution through the the past threc months While wec;lern flank. sion. (YSD), set a new record with the investigation of the Against Reduction best carry out their objec. this month at the Detroit usc of public news media. (Continued on Pagl.' 2) * * * last month for the number latest incident. At the session, the mana. i tives." Plaza HoteL I Tuesday, May 16 of cases referred to the However, even in deduct. gers, including all Pointe I Dr. Coats has not yet A total of 28 awards, rcc. which advances the cause of I ------THE SENATE M 0 n day bureau for a one-month ing the 17 cases, the total city managers and a School -signed thc contract. He said ognizing "outstanding con. cducation:' J(' I>'k . TJ Much of the material con.' A .>1 n i g h t endorsed President i period since it became fully amount remained at 114. Board representative. gave I he will assess his own career tributions to community un. c-a- IOn Jimmy Carter's plan to sell: operational in August 1970. The total through lhis their okay to the division's: plans and will probably sign der5tanding of education:' sisted of stories written by S(~t f 01- ~1'lV 20 (Continul'd on Page 4) : the document. • jet fighters to Israel, Egypt I A total of 132 complaints April stands at 306 cases in __ were presented to state news' Mrs. McDonald from Scptem. ' , c .. and Saudi Arabia - trans:, were forwarded to the YSD comparison to 219 for the papers, radio and television ber 1976 through August 1977, along with rcleases sub. Thc Grosse Pointc .Ja~'('l'es actions the PresiMnt call cd I for follow.up and disposition, same period last year. stations and individual writ. Car Snulshcs Candy Shop mitted by sources. Superin. "Ridr for Rryes" bike.a thon vital to achieving peace in I with one incident proving MDP cases were the cate. ers, tendent of Schools Dr. WII. wa~ po~tponrd from Satur. the Middle East. On a vote, to be unfounded. This topped gory of highest incidence. Susan :\fcDonald. 25, who Mr, Mole's Lolly Shop, the, hap pen cd," said .Julie ham Coats' "Know Your day. :\[ay 13. to Saturday. of 54.44 the Senate rejected the previous high of 86 cases Even in discounting the 17 joined the NI':WS' staff in quaint lillie candy store be.! Radtkc, who owns the two Schools" column, school.ori., :\-Ja}'20. due to bad w('athrr. a resolution to block the $5 for a monthly period. cases submitted in one August 1975. was honored hind thc ~ole Hole in.The. I shops with her sister.in.law billion arms sales packagr. Part of this 132.case total 5\VOOP, the rale remained with a sprcial aware! for her entcd pictures. "Letters to i It will brgin at 10 a m. at the Village. was turned into a I Susan Radtke. "It sounded Opponents of the sales would is explained by a backlog of very high. at 27, for a month. coveragr of all cducation the Editor" and rrquired: Threr :\-llll' Park. crumbled mass of concrete. I likc a bomb. I rushed to the legal noticrs. ProCl'l'ds will go to the have needed majorities in 17 unsolved incidents of ma. the division says. Of the news affect in/-( the commun. I bric!{s, popcorn and M and I back and there was half a The NEWS r c c c i v r d Childfl'n's Hospital Rcves bDth the House and Senate licious destruction of prop- cleared cases. 12 juvenile ity. l\f"s Friday, May 12. when a car parked in the store," School Bdl honors in 1962.1 Syndrol11r Study Centrr, . to prevent them. The origi. erty, (MOP) - windows of males have bcen identified She received a plaque and as having been involved. driver smashed into a parked she said. 1964, 1965. 1966. 1967. 1968.: Sponsor sheets can be pick, nal vote was 55.43. Sen. residences and autos broken car, e!riving it through the The accident occurred at an engraved brass bell with Birch Bayh, D.Ind., asked for, by B.B pellets - forwarded In viewing larceny, 20 in. a black wooden handle - a 1969. (including a special i cd up at most area schools cidents, and burglary, sevcn storc's back wall. about 2:50 p.m. Friday. Mrs. award to former staffrr Pep'i or by ral11ng Douglas H. and received permission to I along with a recent MDP "We ,\Cre standing up in Radtke said in a few min. replic:l of the old.fashioncd cases. a total of 15 reports per Whitelaw). and 1971. I !lold at 881.0966. change once the outcome was I incident by City police with front of the store when it (Continued on Page 2) bell which stood on the class. evident. the hope that some or all of (Continued on Page 4) Thursday. May 18. 1978 Page Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS

IWIIEE SNO-WHITE LAUNDROMAT 'Big Foot' Apprehended by Farms Police ChrisCraft Cruisers, .. and DRY-CLEANING Boatingtradition Americanshave come to respect (Continued from Page 1) yesterday, May 17. Woeltge was placed in a of the arrest will discourage for over 100 years. Gregory's, a boating business 18300 E. WARREN, Cor. THREE MILE DR. other career criminals and the final total is not yet in, Cpl. Ronald Wooten and scout car with Sgt. AUred serving the boating enthusiast for over 66 "Detroit's first, finest & best equipped" . the burglaries actually at. Officer Philip Miglio arrived Martin and Officer Thomas deter still others from pur. Sell ••ervlce for Ilundry • rug wI.hlng suing/ illegal activities. years. Chris Craft and Gregory's:an (Eighty ¥Wl.hln; Mlchln •• at Dryera) tributable to 'Big Foot' may at about the same time when Kelly and transported to The be well over 100." they were dispatched to the Farms station, "Of course, 1 cannot say unbeatablecombination. Drop 0": Laundry - Rugs The chief, continuing his Moross home being burglar. At the station, after being enough regarding the citizen who' was not afraid to be- Chri!Craft Sportboats ... Bundle Dry Cleaning letter, stated that the sad ized. Det. Sgt. Van Tiem ar. questioned by Sgt. Van Tiem Built to cruiser standards. come in v 0 Iv e d and who In by 11 a.m. - Ready by 5:00 commentary is that "Big rived a few seconds later. and Det. Field, Woeltge ad- Quality, dependability, Foot" should not have ap. On arrival, the corporal mitted kicking in the door of phoned in the activities of a Ampfe Parking .. Pickup & Delivery high power and high peo'"ed at this point in time ran to the rear of the build. the Morass residence with suspicious person. If we can Whenyou purchase 884.9690 because "Big Foot," who was ing and the patrolman cov- his foot. The detectives said get this kind of cooperation performance. a boat from Gregory's in Jackson Prison, was re- ered the front and side, with that Woeltge was nicknamed from all our citizens, our you get more than a boat leased on early parole from Cpt. Wooten making the ac- "Big Foot" because of the work will be a lot easier. you get Gregorv'sservice: ' a conviction on a plea bar. tual arrest. size 12 tennis shoes he wears. "We will be glad to check PACE CA gained reduced charge. According to the corpo. And when he wears heaVy out any and all calls from • 2 complete servicefacililies ...,o~ 500 Chief Ferber said he can- ral's report, as he arrived at socks and boots, used most citizens, whether or not a • 6 cranes,2 to 250 ton \" 25th -,~ not disclose the facts, (to the rear of the house" he saw of the time when he is pur. crime is about to be com. the Moross road resident), a man, later identified as suing his illegal career, the mitted. It is better to investi- • Parts depot Anniversary Special! that a second member of the Woeltge. exiting the rear size is 13, police said. gate and find nothing amiss, • 2 gasdocks .. team is now incarcerated by door, which showed evidence Action Unfolds than to not receive a call a local police department for of having been kicked in. On Sgt. Van Tiem said Woel. and later find that a crime ~- the crime of burglary. Hope- seeing the officer, the man tge, after admitting kicking had taken place. 9666 Jefferson Ave. • Detro,t. MI.48214 fully, these arrests will end re-entered the house and in the door of the Moross "Police officers cannot be • 823.1900 a series of burglaries which closed the door. residence, locked the small everywhere at once, there- Open Mon.thru Fri.. 9:00 to 5:00; should have n eve r taken Says He Quits family dog in a second floor fore, the citizens are the eyes Sat.9:00 to 3:00; Sun. Noonto 4:00 place, he said. Cpl. Wooten yelled to Of. bedroom. It was this dog's and ears of their respective servingboaters since 1912 Dispal(:hed to Home ' £icer Miglio that the suspect barking that made the Mo- police departments. The key "Once again," Cheif Ferber was in the house, then called ross resident's pet growl and word is cooperation." stated further in his letter, for assistance over the prep caused the resident to look ON DISPLAY NOW! out the window to see a sus- "please accept our thanks for radio. The corporal called to "~,: ..,'3s::l~ . your demonstrated concern Woeltge to surrender and a picious figure in the neigh- One Chance In A Lifetime for the provision of quality minute Iate r the suspect bor's yard. of lawen for c e men t for opened the door and put out The neighbor promptly Grosse Pointe Farms, and one hand, raised high and called authorities when Woel- FOR FATHER'S DA Y - And all year long ~ For a Collector please understand that it is then fully em,erged with both tge was seen looking around only through actions of per. hands over his head. the backyard, after standing MONOGRAMMED CARDIGAN SWEA TER r~ sons such as yourself which Before emerging, Woeltge on the rear porch for about has enabled Grosse Pointe said in a loud voice, "I quit. a minute, then getting oil II. Mike Maher Chevrolet Farms to enjoy a low crimi. I'm coming out!" and entering through a ga. ~. 15175 E. Jefferson, Grosse Pointe nal occurence rate for so As he opened the door to rage door which he closed. What better gift for ~. many years." come out, Woeltge t h r e w The person who called dad th(Jn a person- ry,/ police described Woeltge as ~~ Woeltge was arraigned be- something behind the door, alized sweater. Easy 821-2000 fore Farms Municipal Judge later said to be leather dog being about 5'8" to 5'19" II Robert H. Pytell on Friday, Ie ash e s, and surrendered tall, having medium length to care for Orion ~~ May 12, on a warrant charg. without incident. hair and wearing a white links knit with his r~~ ing him with the breaking Sgt. Van Tiem arrived at over shirt with dark buttons own monogram. ~ and entering of an occupied the rear of the house as the and carrying leather straps '~~ dwelling. The accused man man was coming out of the in his hand&;.The observant ;;~ entered a plea of not guilty building, and Officer Donald caller also noted that there The sweaters in and was remanded to the Pilon jumped over the fence appeared to be no strange ivory, mid-blue, I Wayne County Jail in lieu of and searched Woeltge as the car parked in the area. beige, red, navy, " SEBAGO $25,000 cash bond. Judge Py- man was being held by the However, .Sgt. Van Tiem tell set examination date for sergeant and corporal. said t hat "Big Foot" did grey or brown. 1 ~ have a car parked nearby. Monogrammed in " The vehicle was taken to The white, gold, navy \~ Farms station where an on City Council to Face the spot search uncovered- or brown. several sets of license plates, ~ Decisions on Budget believed stolen, s eve r a 1 Sweater with changes of clothing, a pair monogram, 35.00 By Susan McDonald revenues needed to avoid of gloves and two handguns. personnel cutbacks, which he The sergeant said Woeltge Plain sweater, The Grosse Pointe City admitted breaking in t 0 at '[ d t strongly opposes. 30.00 Counci encountere s rong le:1st three homes in The (Please allow two OPPOSI't'IOn from a few CI't'I- He asked the council to Farms, in Earl court, Beau. , . consider several "user" tax - , zens t0 proppsed cutbacks In pre and Chalfonte, although weeks for delivery .' poIIce. and f'Ire manpower increases-a charge, for in• it is felt by police that Woel. of monogram or- .: levels at a public hearing on stance, on visitors to The City tge is responsible. for many ders) , the budget 'Monday, May 8. park or increased fees on more break.ins in the city. tennis courts. :;, City administrators predict Key Is Cooperation , a $90,000 deficit next year if He came away from the. "I wish to express my com- , the cutbacks or increases in meeting disappointed at the plimer.ts to the officers who , ;, taxes are not implemented. council's reaction to his pro- arrived at the Moross resi. ': The proposed $2.15 million posals. denee and apprehended 'Big " budget represents a 13 per. "They had their minds Foot,'.. said Chief Ferber. :: cent increase in spending made up before I ~ot ~here "These officers did a very ~~t!f:S , over last year, to cut ba~k ~n servtces, r. excellent job in arresting " !"I I, - Gry1ls satd In an intervtew ' . t ~-" .~.J.:allu:a£ • .'SER£,H¥V'!'L AT S-W:LA1R ~ ~_~~~~!~O}NTj" ~ ~".,.. City Manager Tll0tD!Ul -wftelr \be.' _tlI\&.'~"'i---6oJi'tH~~r'~tfs ~CI'~ \',\ Open Thur6day Evenings "il 8:45 I' Kress~ach proposed three ~- think they took me very law enfOl'cement a&en:c~sin i{ ternl~tlVeths.to tthhet coun~ldl seric>usly."'. a '~~rilo6g'time. ..-' , :: ear ler IS mon 0 avol "I'm defiDltely opposed to "w h th t th bli .t .There'sa lot of good leisure living in this sporty the deficit. He suggested any cutbacks in such a vital e ope a e pu Cl y '." fashion by Sebago. And you'll love it all in joyous either a 1.31 mill .special area as ,public safety," he garbage tax levy; a Slx.man, continued. Open Thursday and Friday evenings comfort. Its soft and supple leather upper literally (l0 percent), .reduc~ion .in Mayor John King told the cradles your foot, and its rugged crepe sole won't the work ~orce In pollee, fire residents the city is "caught let damp days dampen your enthusiasm while it and publIc work~ ~epart- in a trap" of escalating costs wears and wears and wears. Made in the U.S.A. ments; or a combination of in utilities insurance and 0.7 of a mill tax increase wages that' ''we really have by skilled Maine craftsmen, this Sebago sportster and a reduction of two and no control over" is available for both men and women in a wide a halI jobs. He estimate'd The City range of sizes and priced at $35. The council will decide spent, as much as $15,000 in which course to take at a arbitration fees to settle public meeting Monday, May labor contracts alone last 22, at City Offices, 17147 year. Maumee avenue, at 7:30 City union leaders say they p.m. simply .cannot operate with About a dozen citizens at- the more dnstie manpower tended the public hearing reductions proposed by the last Monday. city manager. One resident, JQhn Grylls "Ou~ ar~ jobs that protec~ KERCHEVAL AT ST. CLAIR • GROSSE POINT!: of University place, came pe.oples ~lves and mon~y, Open Thursday ElJeningJ 'ri/ 8:45 prepared with a number of s~td pr~sld~nt of th~ flre- sug<1estions to help raise fighters union Lt. Timothy " Champine. "These cutbacks ~ ~ represent a serious danger \l 9l to us and to the people we're ~ F h ' D J 18 h ~ supposed to protect." ~ at er s ay une t tll Lt. Champine noted that ilC la since 1974five employes have ,~ ~~ left the police and fire de. ':if partments and only one va- Jaymar Sansabelt@l slacks give ~ caney has been filled. a man the neatest swing on the ~ tll ~ ~ -- greens, plus the confidence of ~ EASY GOING SLACKS tll Sm!lshes Shop knowing his shirt will stay tucked in. The shirt-gripping S BY HICKEY-Fi,EEMAN ~ (Continued from Page 1) ~ ~ utes the store would have beltless waistband does the

'Q" Let Hickey-Freeman put you in the swing ~~ been filled with children on trick. Boucle textured blue, ~ of thlngs with these handsome slacks, ~ their way home from school. white, tan, grey or gold ~ They're tailored in a comfortable Luckily no one was in the double.knit polyester fabriCthat holds its shop at the time of the ac. wiltless polyester, 37.50. cident and there were no ~ shape and follows your every move. ~ injuries. ~ Great for golf, perfect for traveling ~ Police said the driver, a • because they're so packable. Choose tll 72-year-old Lakeland avenue t ... from a colorful array including white, ~ woman, was trying to park 'i beige. yellow, light green, medium ~ her car in the metered lot ~ bf'hind the shop, at 672 ! brown, light blue or navy. ~ Notre Dame avenue. '~"~~,,'~ j. $65 .00 ~islippedShe toldoff policethe brake,her foothit the gas pedal, propelling the Jacobsons car over a curb and into the , ; ~ rear of another auto. The second car smashed through ~ I )' P, A. L. Tickets Shores has been appointed ~ ~ chief of the hand surgery ~section at Harper Grace Hos. W(K){)WARD Avr . SOV>lRSLT MALL )!': Jlitals. About 3,000 hand op- ! 1~71 \\, .. I",,,d "VI'. PhoO(' 'lM 2~YI, [)o.lroll,4R22h tlIl erations are done annually 2 HOURS FREE PARKING., .JACOBSON'S WILL VALIDATE YOUR TICKET ~~~*1f¥,*~'~~'~~'~~(i)1f¥(v~(~'l'i'(j)1f¥,*~(i)1f¥(j)~(~5¥'j)~(j)~,*~;;' at the hospital.

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, Elegant -tf~ Country Club 'I North, South SH S Renovation Addition Center Slates G AND E L 'ONT' To Make Music Given A.pproval Board Lecture Series ror Seh.. 1Bo.rd 'by A Positive Voice for Cha.nge Band members from North ------. For the fifth year, Dr. P.ld f., b, G.o.klol 1M lie , Stloool. tAt •• il," and South High SChools will By S.... n McDonald most expenll1ve of the four Philip J. Traci will share his Jok. s. H... ,. T ,;31> Lak.I .... join forces on Wednesday, The School Board voted renovation proposals present. insights into works of Wil. ======------May 24, for their traditional Monday. May 8, to move ed by Kessler. liam Shakespeare to be per. Outdoor Concert and Ice ahead with a $1.8 million The plan 1ncludes laying formed at the Stratford Ont. Cream Social. The event dates renovation and addition to foundations and footings for Festival. " If It's Nautical Brows. from 1969. North's first year South High SChool's indust. an enclosed swimming pool Titled "Three for Strat. th. of operation. rial arts facility that will in. which could be built adjacent ford '78" the series starts But Nice ..• More than 2lSO students elude foundations for an ~n. to .t~e new industrial arts Thursda~. June I, at the ship's Woody wiShes"io announce that will perform together under closed swl~ming pool which faclhty In th~ future. War Memorial, 32 Lakeshore We've Got It! wh •• 1 W.W~~dY' the two instrumental music may be ~ul1t at a later date. Ke~sl~r estimates the cost road, at 8 p.m. the Hillcrest dining room, cocktail lounge Nauti(lll Gifts & .... ~" and banquet ballrooms are open to the public. directors. The y will play The firm of William Kess- of buJ1d~n~the pool at about The series is sponsored by "Lassus Trombone" by Henry ler and Associates, w hie h $2.3 m.l1hon. The trustees University Courses in Adult Sill'S Willa fOUL WIATHO Hillcrest Caters to Receptions - Banquets Fillmore, "The Liberty Bell" ~onducted preliminary stud. emphasized they h a.v e no Education at Wayne State !lnd ,Par:ties ot all sizes. Truly one ot Mich- by Sou sa, Moussorgsky's les of the renovation. was plans to actually bulld 'the University, College of Life. SAILING Igan s finest Dining and Banquet Centers, "Great Gate of Kiev" and authorized as o(ficial arch~ pool In. the near future. but long Learning-The Univer- SUIT, selections from "Chorus Line" tect for the project. noted It may be necessary sity of Michigan Extension wlttlt'" The Charm of Hillcrest and the experience by Hamlisch. Kessler expects construc. soon. Se1'\lice. HIDDEN HOOD of our staff wfll assure your party to be a Band and Orchestra Par. tion of the new facility to be. "For long. term ~evel~p- Dr. Traci, a member of the .. $44.50 Yal". memorable occasion. ents Clubs will serve straw. gin this October and to be ment of the South High site WSU English Department ~~ berry sundaes and coffee at completed in December 1979. It o~ly makes sense to lar. since 1969, is a Shakespear. WE HAVE 8 PROFESSIONALLY DESIGNED intermission. Admission is Conversion of the existing footl~gs for the pool now. ean critic. He has written SCRIMSHAW BALLROOMS TO SERVE YOUR EVERY free. The concert will be held industrial arts b~ildlng to explame~, T r u s tee Robert and lectured extensively on • for M~" I"d Womrn PARTY OR BANQUET NEED. on the lawn at SOuth. 11 house drafting and fine arts Wa~ner. This way, we leave Shakespeare and his plays. • Wlhrprool Grosse Pointe boulevard. classes win be completed ChOlDeSopen to tho~ who Currently, he is writing a • Wll'ldproor JEWELRY eeterlng Dept. Open 7 De,. A Week . over the summer months to will have to deal With the book with Professor Marvin • Sill" and dirt n'~IIt'nt - Rings - Earrings Paved & illuminated Free Parking FOl 1500 Cars. Pn~r to the ~ssed band avoid displacement of stu. problem o!. South's pool in Felheim of the University of • !toall " IIl\fd and lalds ,nto a ntal selections, each high school dents the future. Michigan on Shakespeare's \. foliar • Tie Tacks 772-2240 463-0555 • 1<1.. \ tor FOOT. band wiU perform under its Th~ new facility will be The swimming pool cur- comedies. aALL. SNOW. • Stick Pins own director. Russell Reed located along Fisher road rently used at SOuth is only The dates. subjects and MOBILE Ind IU • B~acelets\ GROESBECK NEAR CASS directs Souih bands, while where several tennis courts 20 ~ete~ long, too short fo,! titles of the lectures include ouldoor .porll. MOUNT CLEMENS Nathan Judson leads North now stand. Most of the build. v.arslty high. school compeb- the following: June 1, Julius • Pendants 2 Miles North of Metro Pkwy. ing will be underground de. bon, accordmg to coaches at Caesar, "Power and Virtue • Belt Buckles bands. pressed about eight feet :.vith the school. in Ancient Rome." June 8, a landscaped four-foot earth The cost of tbe ne~. 18,' Macbeth. "The Source of etc. berm surrou~ding it. ~ square.foot building is Evil - Self,. Wife or the .~.,~ . -~.. SETH THOMAS "It's really a non.build. eS~I~ated to. be a.bout $~.8 Witches?" and June 15, The ;.,. ~:- ing" William Kessler head million, not .mcludmg eqUIp- Winter's Tale. "What's It All '. . ..~~ CANYAS QUART1MATIC of the architectural fi~. ex. ment. It Will house w~, About. Willie?" ... pained. "We're trying to metal and auto shops. a live Dr. Traci's lectures will "', .' lIAtHII Check Campus Shops' " -,,- , OXPOIDS CLOCK. make it look like tbere's no engine lab an~ classrooms. focus on the plots. historical . " building there 'at al1." Ten~is courts will be located background, language and ...... ,'- "- ' The school trustees select. on Its roof, The structure possible interpretations of ~e-Iaot ". ed what will probably be the wil! be. connected to the each play. Ample time is ______malO building by a tunnel. allowed for questions and i:" The new bull.dlng should answers. Fee for the series • Nautical Ship', Wheel • Ship'. W""'- Woman Hurt allow for coDllderable reo is $12 and $5 for single lec- lamp' . . . All MI •• l All Siz.. II" ta 60" finement and ~lbly th~ ex- tures, EVERYDAY LOW PRICES • Chart., American • Ship', Wheel In LS Mis hap panaion of South s vocational Tickets may be purchased education offerings. at the door or by mail by and Canadian Tab.... all MI" An Orchard Lake woman The SChool Board hu not sending a check for the Great Lak.. • Coaltal • Seth thema. on suffered, lei and facial injur. yet determined ho~ to f,in. proper amount. payable to Ia_t ... iel when she lost control of ance the $1.8 million pro- Wayne State University, to her automoblle on Sunday. ject, although it is expected tICAE 60 Farnsworth De. 19605 Mack TU 2-1340 May 14, and crashed into a to Issue bonds someUme this trolt • .is202. ' 0,. ,... wooden Ediaon utility pole. summer to pay for the build. For further information, according to a Shores Public ing along with a number of call, 15.,,-4885. Safetey Department accident smaller capital Improvement projectl ,at 0 the r Pointe report. schools. , . The r e po r tin g officer. Superintendel\l Dr. WU. Gary MitcheU. who respond. Uam Coats laid the Board Best Wishes and Good Luck! ed to the scene at Lakeshore hu the ability to bond about and Hawthorne roads, s8td $3 mlllion over a period of he arrived to find the woman 10 to 15 years without in. still behind the wheel, bleed. creasing deb t retIrement GROSSE POINTE HIGH Cord.& Denim ing from wounds of both millage rates, knees and cuts about the The SChool Board began 'forehead. . actively examining a possible North and South The injuries were caused renovation of the industrial when she hit her head on arts facility in Odober 1977_ GRADUATING CLASSES Flares . the windshield. .on force of The wing baa been Issued 1978 impaCt. shattering the glass. several building and electri- . PSO Michael Kortas ar- cal code violations in the last nved with the emergency few yean and is generally

-~-'.... -~,....., - Pre Washed ,.',:,~.;~:.t~ ~.;:=::aeoui~~~wded. in. o<'L .,., ~ ~ .. " ", Pat O~Grady , Straight. t.os ~~ce of Fiel,db~k. Orch. needs and ilnsafe for stu. J _ .-, '"' .. $J3 "" '.:.. 50 ant' Lake. refu~~. traneport- dents and' teachertt. beeause ~. - 50 $J4 atlon to the hospital, or any of levere ventilation prob- medical attention: lema in the shop areu. She wu conveyed to the Shores station to fill out a state accident form and later was picked up by her Bloom. field Hills employer, who said he would take her to the Pontiac General Emerg- ency HospiW for treatment Open Thursday & of her wounds. Friday 'Til 8:30 17045 KERCHEVAL No violations were issued because there were no wit- Open Sclturdays in the Village• 884-0701 ne.sses to the m~p. 'TiI5:30 Man Found Not Guilty

A 19-year~ld Detroit youth GrHSe Pointe Ski In Tennis Shop was found not gullty of the armed robbery of Little Caesar's. 19819 Mack avenue, late last year. according to Woods Det. Charles Philip "THINK SUMMER" Hamel. 24937 E. JEFFERSON, near J ~ Mi'. The suspect. Patrick Roe. lans, appeared in Wayne County Circuit Court last HEADQUARTERS month for trial, at which time the verdict was reached. Congratulations to Pat O'Grady's v selection In the incident, around $210 in cash was taken. On Their v service police said. SCAllS SHOW Time may be a great heal. AND VERY COMPETITIVE er, but it has always been proved to be a mighty poor PRICES! beautician. 8t "," 1 ANNIVERSARY ....• "',:,:"":1"" .-', everything for TENT & BACKPACKING ... and a special "THANK YOU" to our BACKPACKING. A~~r:~E patrons for making it a super successful year Pardon our pride, but we think we're doing some things - food - equipment and apparel by Sportif & Woolrich right based on our tremendous acceptance during our first year. We'll continue to make every effort to EXPERT bring you the quality and service you truly deserve. RESTRINGING We are sincerely grateful for your patronage. 1 day service ,.. APPAREL - Bogner, Head, Top Seed, Paul Sullivan ~SUNDAY BRUNCH Seryed every Sunday from 10 a.m. 'til 2 p.m., our fabulous brunch is fast becoming a Grosse Pointe family tradition. We EQUIPMENT - Davis, Head, Wilson, P.D.P. and others think you'll like it ... come give it a try! • Hlghes, qUllily • Belutllul gloss linlS/l 99 • Chalk resiStant • Excellent color Wilson Tennis Balls Can $2 \ retention I • Ee.y 10 apply, dries • Excellent facilities for SMALL PARTIES... Special Occasion gatherings . ove,nlghl • Ideal lor areas above • brIck end slone • COCKTAIL RENDEZVOUS daily from 8:00 p.m. 'til 2:00 a.m. with RACQUETBALL SWIMWEAR • Easy '0 cl.ln • Fr•• olleld hazards JERRYROBINSON at the Piano . HEADQUARTERS by Head & Arena • VALET PARKING for your convenience. See the New TRED " Shoe ~ Lochmoor Hardware ; 20779 MACK at 8 MI. 20343 MACK AVE. Grosse Pointe Woods ;4 885-0242 Window /lepoi, & Maintenance 772.4177 OPEN EVES. MON. & THURS. 9:30 to 9:00 OPEN EVERY DAY (including Mondays) 884-5660 OPEN £VERY DAY. SUN, 10 4 TUES .•WEDS .•FRI..SAT. 9:30 to 5:30 , to

..... Page Four GROSSE POiNTE NEWS Thursday. May 18, 1978 M,anagers Approve 'Youth Bureau's Budget cases Mr, Crawford said a valent within the schools and WEEKDAY OPEN (Continued from Page 1) ject, e.g., to cpnsider the possibility of reducin~ man. coun~il member in The Park communities. I 1978-79 budget of $162,973, indicated there has been a "However, the excessive HOURS : about eight percent higher power from four detectives SUNDAY to three, decline in drug abuse, feel- use of alcohol among the MON., TUES., i than the current budget of ing such a drop should be re- young people within the WED., THURS. I $150,927. This is 'the last While he personally is against any reduction be. flected in the budget. schools and the communities 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. 10 A.M. ; YSD budget step with all al. , locations becoming "official" cause it would hurt the divi- Mr. Petersen noted there has increased noticeably, AI- FRIDAY TO upon the adoption of each sion's overall op~ration, Mr. has been a decline in the use so, incidents of vandalism 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. , municipality's budget, along Petersen said if any adjust. of hard and synthetic drugs and runaways are on the up. but both marijuana and alco. swing, SATURDAY with that of the School ments are made he would 5 P.M. Board. orefer to make them in 1978- hol reports have been on the "More emphasis by the Q •• M. to 6 P.M. 79 because one officer could increase. YSD is being placed upon ed- With the School Board be ab60rbed in the public In fact, in a report to the ucation, prevention and coun- agreeing on Monday, May 8, safety department. School Board on the 8th, Mr. seling rather than upon the PricM Good Thru to increase its payment from TUM., MaY' 23rd However, this action, he Petersen responded to this enforcement .as was evident W. Rew,,,. the RighI 10 around 20 percent of the to. question "How have the cur. in the earlier operation of tal budget, as in past years, indicated, probably couldn't UrnilOuantitiel transpire in 1979-80without rent pr~blems of the com- the division," stated Mr. Pe- "~ to 25 'percent, it will pay laying an officer off. munity changed with the re- ters~n. ~ $40,743 during the new fiscal lationship to problems when City Man age r Thomas year. . , Drug Cases Eyed the YSD was first formed?" Kressbach of Grosse Pointe Meanwhile, each munici- Shores Village Superin- He said the drug problem City, who said. he woul? ree. pality will pay the following tendent Thomas K. Jefferis within the school system .lnd ommend to hIS council ~p- Iproposed amounts, (with ac- felt if one officer was cut the communities "no doubt prov~l of the Y~D,allocatIOn 'tual costs to be prorated on from the YSD and absorbed, was the primary basis upon In hiS commumty s budget, true' 197$ county equalized it wouldn't make that much which the YSD organization was una?le to. attend the valuation): The Woods, $40, of a difference to his com- was implemented as a joint managers mee~mg because 910.31; The Farms, $30,' munity. effort." (It became fully op- of another ,meeting. . 716.35: The Park, $22,636.96; However, Farms City Clerk erational in August 1970.) Dr. J 0 s e p h Spagn.oh, The City, $14,765.36; and Richard G. Solak, who rep- School Board representative, The Shores, $13,200.82. resented his municipality at Emphasize Education also was unable to attend the As for manpower require- the meetIng, said his com- "Certainly there has been session but said he would ments, Mr. Petersen said a munity would be against any a decrease in reported inci- have supported the budget majority of the managers reduction. dents of abuse of hard drugs as presented, while citing wished to review this sub- On the subject of drug and synthetic drugs, but the the School Board's action on use of marijuana is still pre- the 8th. ; YSD's Record. Case Load

(Continued from Page 1) admonish two boys for lit- ~ have been cleared, revealing .tering the ground with paper. CORVAIR-1965 ~'r the involvement of 18 ju- The other three incidents .. venile males, in the company aren't cleared as yet, due to ",. of three adult males, and two ins u f fie i e n t information CONVERTIBLE'" ~.. juvenile females. toward identifying persons ~. Meanwhile, 10 assault in- and vehicles. These, with ~ cidents involved 11 juvenile similar incidents reported in A-Title - one owner ... males. One of these incidents March, are on.going investi- .....• in The Woods was aggravated gations. _ MINT CONDITION .. assault, due to excessive, de. "The Child Safety Pro- I't liberate bodily harm when, gram has made the children .-I' two I)oys assaulted one boy, Black With, Red .,r causing him injury requiring very cautious, and they now .. hospitalization for several koow they should have noth . ", days. ing to do with a stranger," Interior, White Top. r says the YSD. "They arl . Runaway cases involved six . girls and' three boys. Five running away immediately girls and one boy voluntarily and reporting all incidents . 00 .... , returned to their respective "Without doubt some of '4995 .., homes. All youths and par. these reported incidents are ents were counseled by the not actually accostings, and TENNYSON CHEVROLET, INC. YSD officer. assigned and some are hoaxes. But the , 32570 PlYMOUTH RD. extended counseling was ad- aim of the safety program, it f L1VONIAr MICHIGAN .I vised either with the YSD appears, has been achieved. I Counseling program or the The children are defending CALL HAROLD WES'ICOT' I Northeast Guidance Center themselves in the first mo- 882.5807 - 425.6500 " , if the family problem per- ments of suspicious contacts. sists. ., " ~~1~~~7i?:ii~~b~:~~~CONCENii$iimA~-TT,~ENNisciINiCS~:"%I;l~ the officer should they find they needed outside help_ .." .' Two boys left the Grosse ,, I

" "J uWiCQU_[LEDONC~AND JEtllSLAKESH.ORE$L , ' C ;~:~boJ1l werea7:~:t:a~:~~:safe" aild< )i1!~er T ' " ," ::t, -' 01 l approved adultc"iIUpertiSt0'6. ." . . '.. ',,' ... ' Ji "',' _ .. ~,. -, " ",' "'~~r""'1 One girl was arrested, and ~, '2 5E5SIO',lIS:, ..' ~ ~,:,;l, turned over"to her parent, ~" ',~l ;~~ld~=:~~d May 30 thru Jun~ 9 & June 12 thru June 23 ~ " . :i~~~:: home or outside counseling I , '1 ~;... would be sought. J, Classes Meet Monday ,hru friday ;~ ,".. Six violation of controlled a! .~ substances cases were report. ADULT CLINICS . Intermediates ~ I ed, with four involving the

, TURNER PROMOTED • < .., 774-1300 e~~ 776-6290 , Charles F. Turner of The Park has been appointed a I first vice-president at Detroit WIMBLEDON LAKESHORE Bank and Trust. Mr, Turner Racquet Club Tennis House received his BBA and MBA 20250 E. 9 Mile Rd. 23125 Marter Rd, degrees from the University W St. Clair Shores 48080 St, C'air Shores 48080 ~: ", :~:,.':Ner~;£i1.!J t "1'1 ,"'fl'5"~,~.",,,:,~.t-~'" ;;',';

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Page Five Thursday, May 18, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS M'an Held Up, MEN'S GARDEN CLUB OF GR~SSE POINTE Dog Attacks, Bites Citizen, lb W 21ST ANNUAL Woman Raped Is Killed by GPW Police Two males held up a Park / ------man at knife point on Satur. A mixed breed Doberman- Hinz and ultimately several Labrador, which police reo of his colleagues to the Weekend in1bronto day, May 13, at 3:30 a.m. ahd Geranium Sale robbed him of a small amount ported attacked and bit a scene. 8 AT of cash, then went to the 67.year-old Detroit man. was Mr. Kanan told Officer per person. shot to death by I a Woods Hinz, while walking along 39.39 resident's house. robbed his lieutenant after the animal Mack, a big. black dog and girlfriend and one criminal. Spend an exciting weekend in the elegant Park FROLUND'5 lily assaulted her before they lunged at him several times a brown dog ran straight escaped, according to infor- on Sunday morning, May 7. toward him and leaped at Plaza and take in'one of the ~reat cities of the world. GARDEN IUPPLY mation received from Park The officer. Lt. Allan him. He said the animals Just steps from our door you II find many of the fine 19815 Mack Ave., Just North of Cook Road Pol ice Chief Henry O. Selby, was unhurt in the were barking and growling, boutiques,'restaurants, clubs, galleries and museums on Coonce. attack, while the citizen, Joe with the black dog biting that have made Toronto a visitor's paradise. Kanan, of Hillcrest road. re- him. O~r spec!al weekend price includes luxury accom- SATURDAY, a a.m. to 3 p.m., rain or shine The male robbery victim's MAY 20, name was not given, obvious. ceived a one-half to one-inch After a citizen ran to modations Fndax a.nd Saturday evenings. Saturday Varieties: Red, Pink, ~a/mon, White ly to protect public exposure skin tear in the groin area. assist, the dogs left the area ,bru nch and a deliCIOUScontinental breakfast on Sunday EXCEllENT PLANTS IN 4" POTS of his female friend. the He was taken to Saint John and went to the rear of in the famous Prince Arthur Room. Rat of 12-$14.7.5 including tall Rat of 6-$7.50 including tax chief said. Hospital where he was treat- Bonanza Restaurant, 20460 SiRgle plant $1.35 including tllll ed and released. Mack, at which time both The Park man said he was For reservations, write phone toll-free Meanwhile, the dog was Officers Robert Rabe and or ALSO walking on the sidewalk transported to Harvey's Ani- Bruce Marone arrived to 1-800.323-7500 The Park Plaza, 4 Avenue Road MUMS AND CARNATIONS - SEVERAL VARIETIES near his house when he was mal Hospital, 18479 Mack assist. Toronto, Ontario. M5R 2£8 Phone:(416) 924-5471 or ROOTED CUTTINGS approached by the robbers, see your travel agent. Ready To Plant In Your Pots Or Garden each armed with a long avenue, and then to Herman The dogs then barked at P,oteed, From These Soles o'e U,ed fa, knife. The holdup men de- Kiefer Hospital for a rabies each other with the black test, the report of which 'based on double occupancy. 6Tfa Proietts Whith Help Keep Our Community Beautiful manded money and their vic- hasn't been received by the dog breaking to charge tim gave them a small department as yet. toward a man and a child amount of cash, w a I kin g in the Saint However, police said that Michael's Church driveway Park Plaza Hot~ 11~ronto Noticing that the pair ap- the animal, aJong with an. near the restaurant parking peared to be angry because We've never forgotten what a fine hotel should be. other dog, both of whom lot. However, he was stopped he did not give them enough belong to a Woods resident, by a fence. REMODEL money and fearing that they had been vaccinated for might harm him, the Park rabies this April, with the At this point, Officer Hinz resident informed t~e two injection good for three exited his car, only to be -----[V------GJ NOW! that he had more money at years. ~ charged by the black dog. his house a short way down The incident, which oc- After re-entering the vehicle. the block. curred in the vicinity of the -officer said the dog The robbers then ordered Mack and Lancaster road, snapped at him by jumping up near the open window. Don't Suffer another Hot Summer! 'the man to take them to his ..W...... New lo~al ~uiJclinl brought Officer Theodore Lt. Selby exited his car .. ENZ~Ilia - codes requiie that house, where they pushed N ., their way in after the woman and the dog charged at him growling. Several attempt~ Air Condition -'B~~- Jour p~opert,. be answered the door. Both the Thieves Enter were made to ward off the ....J.. AOblTlONS updated prior. to man and his woman friend animal but, police said, he ~f)~ REMODELING se!linlo~.re:rent~. were tied up and the robbers Po rcells School kept attacking. The lieuten- , E11ltl tll" ,mpr~.,. ransacked the house search- NOW 777-6840 ':;'1 ment while ,ou are ing -for valuables. They took ant then fired five shots into Thieves entered Parcells H'int in ,our home. a television set, several valu- the dog and, until\the final School, 20600 Mack avenue, round, the animal still was r EVlNINGS G P. ru 1.'744 able items of jewelry and EASf SIDE AND sometime between Sunday able to initiate an attack. 527.1700 GIOUl PO'NTIS some cash which they were evening, May 7, and Monday able to find. , Meanwhile, the brown dog morning, May 8, according to FREEEIIIMA lEI Before leaving with th:ir was chased to a South Ox- UPDAT£.YOURBATtiOOM, KITClltI, a report received by Woods ford residence where he loot, one of the thieves sexu- police. jumped a fence into his own ally assaulted the helpless PRE-SEASON PLUMBING and;ELECTRIC Several rooms, the gym and yard. The owner appeared woman, after which the pair the gym office were entered and was informed of what fled the area. It is not known & and four digitai stopwatches, ALL HOME OFFICE SERVIC£S if they escaped on foot or happened. He said the dogs valued at $40 each, an ex. DELUXE PAtNTlNG had a car parked nearby. were placed in the yard tension cord, $10, a lock, $5, around 9 a.m. and, after AIR' Both the Park' resideht and some bubble gum were checking 10 minutes later, and his ,lady friend could reported missing. he discovered they were CONDITIONER only give police a vague Police discovered the point gone. A search for the dogs description of the two cul- of entry was through a below proved futile. prits, stating that both were grade door at the south side. The owner told police, to block and each was about At this location, a rock ap- his knowledge, neither dog 25-years-old_ peared to have been used to had ever bitten anyone HIGH EFFICIENCY UNIT Chief Coonce said the mat- break a seven-inch opening before. ter is undergoing an inten. at the top portion of the SAVES OPERATING COSTS 5-yr. warran'y sive investigation. door glass, enabling the cul- -"109.00. RA1ING. -on compressor, prits to release a snap lock parts, labor at the top of the door. Camp Fire Girls The building was locked and vacated around 8:30 p.m. End Busy rear on the 7th and the break.in Serving the Grosse Pointes since J 949 was discovered at approxi- FL~ME Cluster Eight Camp Fire mately 7:15 a.m. on the 8th _qirls will end, 3, busy year by. -ass~t ,~ngineer Nor- Jir}.th a, plcDilli ulclwUng. aU ~;i.a~ne~;rt~i,,,' ';:_:,-..-r'. ' .- Bluebirds, Adventurers and rJ" .- ~ Discovery C 1u b s in The ~:r.he fellow who attempts to Pointe area on Tuesday, May follow the guidance of all 23, at the lake at Grosse others reaches the goal of Pointe Memorial Ci(urch, 16 none. Lakeshore road. • There will be pizza and trimmings, games and a clos- ing ceremony. NUM'BER ONE GOSS lOath ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL Advisers helping in the .nJlKThe World's Largest SAVE $30 plans include J 0 a n Arm. fchweitze J I""n Tennis Bag makes a 95 bruster of Bedford road, who REAL ESTATE INC. great Father's Day Gift.lt car- 39 • is taking the pizza orders, ries everything List $69.95. Marilee Rinke of Canterbury court, whose group is plan- Showroom Specials for home or lake ning the ceremonial and Mar- ti Miller of Woods lane, • Director Chairs whose girls are planning the • Patio Umbrellas & Furniture games . • Residential Flags & Poles Today too many people Free parking next to GOSS Showroom demand pub lie improve- The Grosse Pointe Farms Office wen E. Jefferson at Mt. Elliott. Open 'til noon Sat. ments and lower taxes in the same breath. the Schweitzer top office trophy for April. They topped all fourteen ..... ,~ . Schweitzer Offices in both total sales and new business generated. The SERVICE SPECIALS at MIKE MAHER Farms Office volume of residential FRONT ROW (left to right): Alice Boyer; Betty Wright; Kathy Clawson; Kathy property totaled nearly three million Lenz; Pete Misuraca; Barbara Wirth; Grace Lentini; Ruth Meloche, Secretary; Phyllis Roy. BACK ROW: Edna Johnson; Linda Zampich; Hank Petrella; Pat Mc, dollars. ever 40~~ over April of 1977. Kenzie; Janet Dunne; Tad Lewek; Pat Verhelle; Marie Sabol; Al Valley; Earl" MaueI- shagen, Grosse Pointe Farms Office Manager; Merle Tingley; Bill Wengel;.. Clara When you want action, come where Smale_ NOT PICTURED: Nancy DeNomme; Mary Heimerdinger; Pat Petillon; Grace the action is. Puia; Ron Spaeth; Grace Linzell.

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Hospital Opens FamUy Center I WoOds Places Seniors' Housing Question on 'Ballot HiJh blood p r e s sure Sl Clair Shoros Council, I CH1~!SE GOLDEN screen in" health education p~laimlna F.lUl~' Health ~'Col!'tlaaeclfrom. P.~e 1) try for housing at Ghes- "The aging process ~ nue bohds can be sold - films and slide shows and.re- WeClk, stated the o«'aslun I ~entahvely eyed at SIX stor- qulere Park again? us and It won't go away," the project stands fully on Its freshments will be available was int~nded to l"l.!mlnd!'(Isl. ~MERICAN BU D l~, (although t his could "After m u c h discussion notes Mrs. Doigner in rela- own or the city backs the is- DISHES at an open house of the new dents to utlli~ In l\..llabl~ I D . H c~ange), would be in viola- and investigation, the Senior tion to the need for such sue i( payments are unable Bon Secours Hospital Famil)' hellth enhan~m~l\t skills, ~i,n of th.e ordinan~e govern- Citizens Commission condud- housing, while Mrs. Sutton to be made. If the city does- Health Center, 25901 East and to recognl~ "the gl"l.!lt Featuring the very finest in Cantonese dishes for 1J)g multiple dweUlDgs. ed that Ghesquiere Park is said the proposal in 1975was n't back such a default, the Jefferson avenue, St. Clair value and $el'\'l~ or Don luncheons and' Dinners, plus exotic Cocktails. ~At the sam e time, Mr. the only location to be af. ". new idea. We hope resl. bondholders, he indicated, Shores, on Sunday, May 21. ~urs Hospital's Family Mon. I~ru Thurs. 11 a.m .• - 11 p.m. F'lI h r n e r said he wasn't fordable for seniors" said dents have had time to think could fordose and take over from 12 noon to 5 p.D\. Health CC'nttlr." friday 11 a.m .• 12 p.m. a;ainst seniors hOt.lSingper Audrey Dolgner, com~ission that we really and truly need the property. The center will provide In honor of Natiunal H)', Sol. 12 noon' 12 p.m. 84f, ~hile noting finding a housing chairman. senior citizens housing." If the ballot question is comprehensive medical care pertenslon Month, (!'(It!blood Sun. 12 noon ' 11 p.m. l~ah~n for su~h. housing in . She .noted that the commis- It was made clear by the approved and if the council for the entire family. pressure t~ting also will be COCKT AIL LOUNGE . COMPLETE t~ city. was difficult.. SlOnViewed property already council if the vote is favor. decides to create a building During the open house a,'allable Monday through Near W~iltier. Ample Parking Carry 0111 Service ;For hiS part, Mr. Novltke owned by the elty, with this able that's no 100 percent authority, Mr. catlin added celebrations, guests may view Friday, May 22 to 26. from 16340 Harper 881.6010 sl.f1tedwhen the seniors came reducing costs. "The c i t y g u ~ran tee that the city it would be created by ordi. educational !Urns and slide 12 to 5 p.m. ~fore the council on April could actualiy lease it to would go ahead with such a nance, with the city setting shows on family health and For more information. call 11, he was. under the impres. themselves as the building project. Each step would be the framework for such an also tour the center which 343.1M7. ~I~n that f1~ancing would be, would belong to the city:' reviewed car eJ. u 11y and authority and its function- includes examining rooms, I~ __the s.tnct sense of t~e She also emphasized that. no necessary preparations would ing. doctors' offices, a laboratol")' tenn. prIvate and that, IR feder,al or state man I e s be made before decisions are As for the .seniors, the and x-ray equipment. fl!Ct, .it was a different is- would be used. reached. council's action was a lift and FROLUND HAS MOWERS FOR

0' COutU!', Fro/lJr'ldl rom for Brochure Call pi",ly oll,mbie and pre 0/ cou's'. Frolundl com. 'f'IV'(f' eVf"Y'''lIng '~f'y If'II "The lown Mower People" plet.ly allembl. and r'" "The Lawn Mower People" UNIVERSITY LIGGETT SCHOOL . II I ready to 'lIt ,m I.... ee eve'ytlllng they It II medro/,Iy. 19815 Mock ave., in the Woods . . . iI's r.ady to ule ,m. 19815 Mack ave., in the Woods 886.4220 Mon. ,h,,, Fri.• 10 6 mediat.ly. Mon. Ih'lI Fri. 8 10 6 JULY 1 DEADLINE Sal. 8 Iii 4 p.m. S"nday 9 iii l Sal. 8 Iii .. p.m. S"nday 9 Iii 1 F $ P $ 5 i , 5 i 6 o $ $ >$ $ P e > • .. €

Thursday, May 18. 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven Some trust to luck they'll I Failure is no excuse ~o .Bryant Seeks Re-election be lucky enough to be quit - the future always rt~ Sen. Julian Bond Calls Reuther Picked for 3rd Term ~~ m~ ~ Pointer Alfred R. Reuther seph Fischof', vice-president, State Rep. William R. Bry- In his fourth term, Rep. Status of Minorities Sad Jr. was recently re-elected Donn C. Achtenberg, treas- ant Jr., (R-Grosse Pointe), Bryant presently serves on president of the board of di- urer, and Eleanor Barnwell, announces be will seek reo the Judiciary, Urban Affairs, ••Merchants of'Mack" By Susan McDonald "There were no pats on the rectors of Children's Center, secretary, election to the' State House Civil Rights and Administra- Rep. Bryant, the Republi. tive Rules Committees. Georgia State Sen. Julian back, which is what we sort with headquarters in Alex- K. Peter Knudsen, a board present can Floor Leader, represents Rep. Bryant is an attorney. Bond delivered a grim report of expccted." andrine East in Detroit's member, has been named de- last week on the lack of so. medical center. the Grosse Pointes, Harper lIe and his wire, Lois, and Inter. Faith Center Direc- velopment director for the Woods and part of Detroit, children, Jennifer and Andy. The 2nd Annual cial progress made by min- This is the third term for tor Ed Egnatios said Sen. organiution. being the 13th District. live in Mount Vernon road. orities in the U.S. during the Mr. Reuther, who is treas- Bond "reminded us t hat Children's Center, one of last decade, to about 250 urer of Michigan Consoli- Dinner & Auction much of the work to achieve '. friends of Grosse Pointe's the largest and oldest chil, a society that.s open to all dated Gas Co., as president. Where you name the Price! Inter.Faith Ccnter for Racial Three Pointers also are dren's mental health organi. still remains to bc done." zations in ,the coumry, was Justice. serving as vice-presidents of No minimum Bids! Among the 250 guests at- founded in 1930 by the Chilo " Conser.vative politics, the tending the dinner were Sec. the Children's Center Board. economIcs of scarcity" and dren's Fund of Michigan and 26111, retary of State Richard Aus- They include Dr. Max Fisch. Ma, 7 p.m. new attacks on affirmativc the late sen. James Couzens. BELLE ISLE tin, Oakland County Sheriff er, who is in the private prac- action programs have push. tice of psychiatry and psycho- In addition to the medical Gross. Poillt. YacbtCI.~ Johannes Spreen, De t r 0 i t ed blacks and othcr minorit. Couhcilman Kenneth Cock. analysis, Mrs. Jack Pickering. center headquarters, Chil- . ~ Proceeds to benefit the Foun- ies backward in the quest for rell, Par k Councilwoman executive director of the dren's Center has branches • dation for Exceptionai Children social, economic and politi. Metropolitan Agency for the on Plymouth and Meyers ~>,.. AWNING CO. Artn MacDonald and Pointe cal equality, Sen. Bond told and the Grosse Pointe Fra- School Board Trustee Joan Retarded, and Mrs. Perry roads, a Youth Home on East the group. Tewalt, who is also president anvas • Vinyl • Acrilan • Dacron ternal Order of Police. Hanpeter. Grand boulevard, plus are. , "There can be no doubt of the Rehabilitation Insti. cently opened TAPP, (Teen. The center also presented $10 per person ineiude. Americans know the facts tute Auxiliary. age Parent Program), facility a war d s for Distinguished Dinner. Win. and about black unemployment o.ther officers are Dr. Jo- in Highland Park. Community Service to three and poverty, yet they remain Buy NOW and SAVE Auction Action, men at the dinner meeting. indifferen~ and unmoved," .JON B. Those cited were the Hon...... ~---~_.~ he said. "The battle lines G" Mennen Williams, justice :servl., Grou. '0;'" Sirtc. 1931 GET YOUR must be broadcned to in- GANDELOT of the ~1ichigan Supreme [.,.. School Board 22704 Harper clude the economic system Court, Dr. Ray Kiely. senior 774-1010 TICKETS NOWI which has denied a fair Iiv. 51. Clair Shores minister at Grosse Pointe A Positive I'aice for Change Call: 884-9400 or 881'c8692' or send ing to minorities." .... iel ror b~ Gand ..1f)1 ror is,,,lI..r ~('huol .. Commlllt"P Memorial Church, and Wil- check 10 20961 Mack. G.P. Woods. Sen. Bond spoke to the Juhn 0;. Ho .. ~. T,4'oI .... :;:Ib l.ahllllnd liam T. Downs, associate group as it celebrated its dean of University of De- 10th anniversary at a $12 a troit Law School. plate 'dinner Thursday. May 11, at the War Memorial. In accepting his award, Reaction to the speech Justice Williams commended was mixed. the group, saying, "You have "1 think he gave us all a demonstrated by your efforts jolt," said one per son. to throw open the doors to this community that the fight for racial justice is a fight Program Aids that can be waged on the front.lines everywhere." Heart Patient Formed shortly after the Detroit riots of 1967, the Pointe's Inter-Faith Center A cardiac rehabilitation program designed to help is committed to promoting heart patients return to a racial justice through task normal life recently was es- forces working in the areas tablished by a team of health of housing, education and professionals from Bon Se. crime. cours Hospital. Its board of directors in. The programs are present- cludes John R. Urso, presi. ed to patients discharged dent; Mrs. MacDonald, vice- from Bon Secours' progres- president; Katie Elsila, sec- sive care unit, specifically retary; and Tom Kauffman, designed to meet the needs treasurer. of patients recuperating from • heart disease.' Woods Erects The program consists of a series of four presentations Warning Siren which provide support for the individual and family -- members as they adjust to The Woods' storm warn. changes in their living pat- ing siren system was erected terns. on Lochmoor Club grounds A multi-diSciplinary team last week but isn't scheduled including a nurse, social to become fully operational worker, chaplain, pharma- until a plan is worked out ....:. cist, cardiopulmonary tech- for routine testing. nieian, dietitian, physical Officials s aid this will therapist and physician con- hopefully transpire before ducts the session. the end of the month. The lirst of four programs The federal government re- deals with stress, the factors cenUy aproved the city's ap. wt\j,h cau .... *' loP _~~ :.p1t.gatiQn~ugh th~ }V!lyn,f -,,' wal~ of reducing ana' crea- J)ounfY70ffice of Eniergency tively coping ,with it. :. ,'Preparedness, for the instal. The second program fa. lation of the system in the cuses on the risk factors of community. heart disease which the pa. The cost of the system is tient may be able to alter $ll,4aO, with the federal gov- with various diets and medi- ernment and the city each cation. paying half of the installa. The t h i r d deals with tion cost. changes in life style brought A OO-foot pole was donated on by heart conditions. Fam. to the city by Detroit Edison ily relationships are reviewed to support the siren which and job alternatives, if nee- is 4'8" long. ' essary, are explored with a representative from the Vo- REALITY cational Rehabilitation Insti. The consumer will really tute. have something to crow The last program teaches about when the good old dol- cardipulmonary resuscitation lar is no longer considered to family members .. chicken feed. , ,

I , , , , , , - , , I , Look around you. .. 71 I l You'll be surrounded by lush green foliage and award-winping floral arrangements in ~ I ~ rl the Grand Court at Eastland Center. It's the Garden Club of Michigan j',. -z III ~ _~.@ @=~ =-c=~~ Invitational Flower Show and Exhibit. Since the theme of the show is based on - .- ~~ the state motto, "If you seek a pleasant peninsula, look around you:' you'll see arrangements suggesting some of Michigan's finest sights. Gaze at Meadowbrook ~~~". ==~~. ~~.:,~~~ Festival depicted in a basket of fruit. Or get a glimpse of Cranbrook Institute ~~~.~~~ ~---=-:;~~-:-~- neatly sculptured in bright green foliage. And feas.tyour eyes on a water-winter- wonderland display. Don't miss this very special event, Thursday, May 18, ~'d~""~' MODEL JR9000W ~ noon to 9:00 p.m., Friday, May 19, 9:30 a,m. to 6:00 p.m. Aecord TV programs-- in color and sound; Ihe Some other special events at Eastland Center include the Detroit Community program you're walcfllng-a program oHler Ihan the one you're watching-or any Music School presenting its Golden Rain Ensemble Thursday, May 18, 4:00-5:00 p.m., program while you're away, Cabinet finished in simulated grained American and the Pastiche Wind Quintet Friday, May 19,3:30-4:30 p.m. Walnul with Gold color 111m. ZENITH VIDEO CASSETTE RECORDER L. ; ..Ilur~ Watch what you want ... when you want! ~E~land 'S APPLIANCES 8 Mile & Kelly Rd. - Harper Woods BRUNO FURNITURE 17170 HARPER NR. CADIEUX 1882 2388 ' 1'1IIn..FtI..... ~ Ir_VISA -I.. T till

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, GROSSE POINTE NEWS T11ursday, May 18, 1978 JON B. Teen Club Sets Fund Raisers Pointers Attend I . Club "Center to Benefit 'GP Seniors Insurance Confab GANDELOT The Teen Club from the May 20, from 9:30 a.m. to for Sehool Board Foundation for Exceptional 2:30 p.m. , Pointers Charles R. Rutan ,..-;----- ~ Jr. and John C. Prost recent. A Posilil'e "oice for Change Children will be holding its The car wuh will cost $1 "'ald (ar b, "~.nd ..I.. 1 (I)" tkllrr ""rhU4JI 11 .. ly attended the LiCe Insur. Juhn ~. Un ..',. r,...... i:lh 1.. l.... I.nd; , I third Annual Car Wash and and the proceeds will go to- ance Leaders of Michigan Paper Drive on Saturday, wards supporting the Teen .. .; . :, Sales Spectacular and Annu. Club program and Its sum. al Meeting in Lansing. 11k mer trip. Rutan is currently scrving as first vice.pre.sident of the ;..,;" . PEACE OF MIND ~. ." Life Leaders. Spend some time each day figuring out how to help your fellow man - you'll become more tolerant an~ understanding, EEli Grosse A GOOD Pointe News NEIGHBOR Pub1lJhe4 Evef1 'I1Iunda, OF YOURS b, .. lit. a. Eq.r D/B/A Aa~ PubMm S" " Kerdleval Anaae hinl GroNe POlDM, JIlelt. dZsa lor Phone TU 2-6900 Yl)ur s.cH4 c...... ,,1lI .t " ...... Midi..... (ConUoaetl from Pale 1) keep alive an Interest in Iprograms geared t.o seniors "mify ...... ~ "' ,- dents who now are literally life," he continued. throughout The Pomte. insullnCl ..Ie~ _II. .. MeN ...... hldi t1g In. th'elr h omes. . . "It's not our objective to nllds. Accordmg to .. ~elghbor- house everything in our fa. eM ..... ~ .- .. " .. " lICirdleftl, ~ ,..... "Such a program would be hood Club stahstlcs more cility. We hope to use MIdl. TIle ...... fef -- , designed to help older resi. Fred J. Zelewski k ~,...... th~n. 18 perce~t of the total churches, .schools and local All ...... ,'...... dents make SOCial contacts, Pomte populataon is at .least city halls to offer activities 18538 Mack, 882-9308 ... H_ 0fflH .., TMIM' '-' maintain their health and .. 1- ...... 60 years .of age. The national throughout the community," "".... li., average IS only 10 percent. Mr. Bruce explained. £ good n.ighbor, There are about 11,000 "The new building will be .•,.... " $,.,. r.."" ~ • IS seniors in The Pointe, and sort of a base station. a cen. tit,,.. _;;",~ ,h the club estimates that more tral office for coordinating Slate Farm Insurance Compantes t:';~;.X-n--~w".,. Hom~ Offices Bloomington, IlitnOJ5 ~{:',;:;:::" than 1,000 of them live on programs for the elderly," r;,V?..<-M~~" .k · · · now offers very low.level incomes. he added. ~£:x..'Y;., .. I' ..~~ ," $-W':;N~'''''''-'/...... " "Grosse Pointe senior citi- zens typically have been long time residents of our com. munity," Mr. Bruce said. "It seems to be simple justice - SUMMER that the community provide ~STPOINrE the services which will en- able them to live out their R4CQUET lives with a fullness which CLUB they have earned." The club, which has been MEMBERSHIPS active in The Pointe since 1911, has undergone dramat- 19001 Nine Mile Road ic growth in membership in East Detroit, Michigan 48021 Individual Couple Family recent years, to a current Corner Nine Mile Road and ' level of 6,200 persons. A va. Ed,,1 Ford Expresswav 11.941 riety of recreational, sports 13131774.1000 and instructional programs are uflered to persons of all ages. Gar.,. BocHnmiUer - Head Prof_ional $35. $45. $55. The new one-story, brick building will be connected to the present facility at 17150 Waterloo avenue by a cov- AT EASTPOINTE THE. PLEASURE IS ALL YOURS ered runway. Plans call lor aUoting the senior center with about three.quarters of the additio;al 9,500 square ,feet. Mr. Bruce explained he • 7 Tennis Courts hopes the new building will serve as a clearinghouse for • 2,RacCJuetbal'.J.Hqradball ~,~~r!a:;';:~~if • 2 Squash Courts • ExerCIse' iimms". • Full Locker Room Facilities • Nursery •. Saunas • Whirlpool WE CAN PROVIDE YOU WITH ONE OF THE MOST COMPLETE RACQUET SPORTS FACILITIES ANYWHERE This Week's • SlOP TODAY AND SEEFOR YOURSELF!!! Bell Ringers Prices Effective May 18, 19 and 20 LEARNING OPPORtUNITIES CLOSED SUNDAY PRO We Close Wednesdays at'l p.m. THE SPRING AND SUMMER OF '78 OFFERS YOU TENNIS YOU WILL NEVER FORGET ADULI PROGRAMS CLASSES FEATURE: Small groups 1.5 ratio Video tape replays SHOP HORMIL'S Open to non-members Use of ball machines Practice time at reduced,rates REGULAR CLINIC: Twice a week lessons Monday and Wednesday or Tuesday and CURE 81 HAM Thursday 1~ hours each lesson, $30.00. 10:30-12 noon. 1:00.2:30 p.m., 6:30-8:00 p.m. SALE June 5-June 16 June 19-June 30 July 10-July 21 July 24-August 4 August 7-August 18 now- COOKEDFUUY Beginners corl"centrate on basic fundamentals. Intermediates learn how to get off of their $219 plateaus. Advanced players work on tactics that make the difference. BONRESS • LB. LEAGUE & LESSONS - Combine instruction and play in this very popular program. ~640~FF Forty-five minutes of instruction and forty-five minute~ of league play once c week for six OUR OWN RANCH STYLE weeks characterize this program. Sessions begin the week of May 29 on either Monday or on APPAREL Wednesday. Cost: $48.00. Time: 10:30 a.m. or 6:30 p.m. CAMPS - An intensive tennis improvement program Monday-friday. You will get a BACON SI.5818. minimum of three hours of instruction doily which includes private instruction, group 30o/~F lessons in strokes and strategy, video-tape replay and hitting thousands of balls with ball machine practice and drills. actual ploy, even films, 9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon. $75.00. on DAVIS and "THE ORIGINAL", FRESH BONELESS May 29-June 2 June 12-June 16 July 10-July 14 BJK BANCROFT TENNIS RACQUETS STUFFED THE EASTPOINTE JUNiOR DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM $1" The main goal of the Eastpointe staff is to develop the desire. enthusiasm and potential of the YO\Jng player .CHICKEN BREASTS .69LB. as quickly as possible ond allow them to progress at their own rate, From the basic fundamentals to super- vised competitive play, the emphasis is on stroke refinement, strategy. and if desired, preparation for inter- (Boneless chicleen breasts, stuffed with our own sage & scholastic and tournament play. Programs begin June 19. on;~n bread dressing in a foil pan, ready to coole). REGULAR PROGRAM - 1~ hours twice each week, three weeks, $35.00. Monday and Wednesday or Tuesday and Thursday. 10:30-12:00 noon or 1:OO-2:jO p.m. BONELESS ROLLED ONE WEEK CONCENTRATED CAMP- Two hours each day, Monday-Friday 10:00 a.m.-12:00 noon. $35.00. PORK LOIN ROAST $1.79 LB. COMPETITION CAMP - Designed for players on competitive teams. 1~ hours twice a week, three weeks. $35.00. Advanced corrections, drills, strategy, supervised competitive play in singles and doubles. 5:30-7:00 DEMINGS ALASKAN $ pm. Monday and Wednesday. 6Y2 oz. Can GIRLS' STARTER LEAGUE - Ages 13.17. Since juniors need a certain amount of guidance and instruc- KING CRAB 4.99 tion, during each 1~ hour session, there will be half an hour of instruction given to all participants. COKE - TAB - FRESCA - SPRITE Thursdays 1:00.2:30 p.m. Five weeks $36.00. June 22-July 20, July 27-August 24. DR. PEPPER - SQUIRT - PEPSI, REGULAR SMALL FRY TENNIS - Ages 6-9. Basic strokes. eye hand drills and muscle development to increase tennis readiness. or DIET - MOUNTAIN DEW Tuesday and Thursday 12 noon-1 :30 p.m. Two 4 week programs. June 20.July 13, July 18-August 10. Youth may come as many or as few times as you wish for the same price of $25.00. 8 PACK, 12 OZ. CANS $1.49 SUNKIST CALIFORNIA CALIfORNIA CALL 774- 1000 " 113 SIZE 24 SIZE 19001 Nine Mile Road-corner Edsel Ford Xway ORANGES Head Let'uce c - Gary 80denmiller- Head Professional 99 DOZ. 4 C EACH

~, Thursday. May 18, 1978 GROSSE P.OINTE NEWS Page Nine Witnesses Plan 20 Conventions " Laryngectomees Offered Pointers Help In MDA Effort 99 YIAIS 01 For the second year in a The volunteers, Identified A schedule of 20 interna. Tom Lindeman of Cloverly CONYINUOiIS Shriek Alarm row, Joe Glover, TV 2 news by Jerry Lewis badges, will tional conventions has been road, Andrew Gust of Moran SIIVICE Devices anchorman, has been named be asking for donations to completed' by Jehovah's Wit. road and Carolyn Lachapelle of Fairway drive. The 101i chi g a n Cancer Sometime t his fall, he honorary chairman of Mus. support medical research and nesses for the continental Foundation and the Detroit hopes to contact police of- cular D y s tr 0 p h y Associa. patient services for all area United States during the The Witnesses are utiliz. police Department recently ficials in all the Polntes to tion's, (MDA), Southeastern Muscular Dystrophy victims summer of 1978. ing some of the largest announced a new service see if they would be recep. Michigan Area. presently under the care of Spokesman Paul C. Trus. sports stadiums in the coun. MDA's Southeastern Michi- try for this series of inter. called the Laryngectomee tive to the program in their The announcement was reo cott of Grayton road, said national meetings. They in. Alert Progr!lm, (LAP), a communities .. cenlly made by Robert Ned. gan Chapter. The disease, as 20,000 persons will repre. yet incurable, primarily at. elude four covered facilities, 'lOYlelm IY A service which the foundation Meanwhile, he stated that erlander, 1978 president of sent Detroit at Silverdome I. D. CAJtllR SHIIla! ROOf the Astrodome, H 0 u s ton, hopes to possibly initiate in Pointe residents who are lar- the Greater Detroit.South. tacks children and is nearly in Pontiac from June 21 to ASPlWT SllINClE 100FS Tex.; Superdome, New Qr- The PoInte later this year. yngectomees and who have eastern Michigan Chapter of always fatal. 25. FREE' ESTIMATES 899-2100 leans, La.; Kingdome, Seat. EAVESTROUGHS & DOWNSPOUTS 8060 WHEELER DETROIT ZIP CODE 48210 By pro v i din g laryngec. received rehabilitation at the Muscular Dystrophy Ass'n. Proceeds from the drive He said 45,000 delegates tle, Wash.; and the Silver. lomees with hand.held shriek foundation have been given will help provide diagnosis, Joining Mr. Glover in the are anticipated for the con- dome. nlarm devices and through the devices. lab tests, physical and occu- vention from Michigan, Ohio fight against dystrophy is Mr. Truscott added that an extensive public educa. Laryngectomees will use pational the rap y, braces, area poster child Matthew and Indiana. 760,000 persons are expected tion campaign, LAP aims to the shriek alarms to call for wheelchairs, genetic counsel. Yotti and local residents who ing, and miscellaneous medi. Pointers and their fam. to attend the 20 conventions insure that no laryngectom. help, either because they are have been named chairmen cal .services, free of charge, ilies who are planning to in three languages, English. ized Detroiter is ever voice. the victims of crime, or in a and chairwoman. to all MD patients in south- take part in the convention Spanish and French. Five less in an emergency. medical emergency, with De. eastern Michigan. include James Wilson of conventions are planned for Way n e Holland, clinical troit crime prevention offi. Area chairwomen include San d r a Newberry of The Matthew, diagnosed as a Hillcrest road, Velma Spie. Canada with the attendance coordinator of the founda. cers teaching citizens the ski of Country Club, Sharon estimated to be 145,000. tion's speech pathology servo proper response to the shrill Woods and Beverly Peters victim of spinal muscular Schaible of Mount Vernon The tneme of the conven. ice, indicated officials want. sound of the alarm. for the The Park. They are atrophy, is receiving help seeking 30,000 volunteers in from the association's own road, Robert McGreevy of tion is "Victorious Faith." ed to give the new program A laryngectomee has had Fleetwood road and Freda a good look before consider- Wayne, Oakland, Macomb Muscular Dystrophy Clinic, the voice box, (larynx) reo and Monroe Counties to con. supported annually' by MDA's Moehn of Neff road. ing expanding it to other moved, the windpipe discon. More are Virginia Morgan. communities. In fact, he said duct the yearly house-to. house.to-house campaign. nected from the nose and thaler of East Emory court, OPENING800N- queries have already been house solicitation on Tues. One new research achieve. mouth and a small opening, day, June 6, from 5 to 9 p.m. received from other states. (stoma), made in the lower ment is in the treatment of Another location for part of the neck through myosthenia gravis. This par- Academy Drive which breathing occurs. ticular treatment involves ., Offer Boaters plasmaphersis, a technique MERIT BOOK CENTER Musical Ends After surgery, .patients art' which rids the bloodstream Aids Athletes YearforPTO taught to speak again by Weather Info of damaging antibodies. It speech patholo~ists through was d eve lop e d by MDA The Grosse Pointe Acad. a technique called esopha- emy (GPA) Athletic Club EASTBATE Boaters in southeastern grantees at the Children's A spring musical will high. geal speech, or with the use will sponsor a paper drive Michigan and northern Ohio Hospital of San Franc~o.' SHOPPING CENTER light the final meeting of of an artificial larynx. on Saturday, May 20, from , can now obtain mar i n e Working under MDA spon. ., the Kerby School PTO Thurs- About 1,000 laryngecto- 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Watch for opening date day, May 25, in the gym, 285 weather forecasts by tele. sorship, a research team t mees live in the metropoli. made a major breakthrough The paper drive affords . Kerby road, at 8 p.m. tan Detroit area. It is antici. phone. . ", in the treatment of this crip- residents the chance to dis. , More than 100 students pated that LAP will be ex- The number, (313) 881. pling neuromuscular disease. pose of old newspapers in an will participate, with music panded to include the rest 7787, is provided as a non. Area residents wishing to ecologically responsible man. .' teacher Sue Weiss directing of Wayne, Oakland and Ma. profit service to boaters by join the campaign to collect nero Money earned will be first and third graders in a comb Counties. Recreational Promotions, Inc. used to purchase supplemen- demonstration wit h Odf in their neighborhood may Shriek alarm devices will Updated twice daily, the call the Wayne and Monroe tary athletic equipment. rhythmic instruments. She be distributed through th~ marine weather announce. Papers may be brought to ": also will direct the student County Muscular Dystrophy Michigan Can c e r Founda. ment includes a relay of the branch' campaign office at the entrance of the Acad. choir. tion's speech pathology servo National Weather Service's 937.9123 .. emy, 25 Moran road. ., " Pat Birch will present her ice and through the Ana. VHF radio marine forecast milo, ("I Speak Again"), fifth and sixth grade stu. for today, tonight and tomor. , Club. For further informa. JON B. dents in instrumental selec. row for Lakes Huron, Erie ;"' tlon, call Speech Pathology 1 tions. and St. Clair. , Service at 833.()710, exten. GANDELOT . Kerby Girl Scout Troop for School Board 1766 will make flowers and sion 202, weekdays. A personal weather obser- paint . decorations for the vation also is made at 8 a.m. A Positive Voice for Change show, with the guidance of and 4 p.m. on lower Lake St. Paid lor ...,. Gaadelol for .uu S('hoot. lAm.miuee 10k. S. Hoey~ Tn • .,.~ .536 l..bland " art instructor Kay Marchesi. clown Corps Clair by seasoned boaters. " Candidates for the Board of Education, Jon Gandelot Seek Members and John Bruce, will be in. troduced. The Grosse Pointe Clown CJrr-ent PTO President Corps will hold a member. Darlene Krato, will present ship drive on Wednesdays, nominees Ann Osborne, Pat May 24 and 31, in the base. Jeffs, Stuart Dow and Paul ment of Woods public safety Jim Oberliesen, Decker for election to the headquarters, 20025 Mack executive board for a two- avenue, at 7~30 p.m. Community Relations Manager, year term. Any groups, e.g., Girl or offers you this telephone tip: Bill Later and Sjirk Zijls- Boy SCouts, Brownies, et aI., . tra will give an update on who would like to use the the progress of the building corps services for parties or and site project of the kin. other' gatherings, should call dergarten play circle and chairman Arthur J. Kuehnel 'the nature study trail at 881-81.86. '0

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15231 Windmill Pointe Drive By owner. This gracious home in prestige loca- tion. Five spacious bedrooms, three baths up, including servant quarters with private entrance. Large sunken living room with marble fireplace. Beautifully panelled library with large bay win- dow. Country kitchen with new built-in appliances, ,remodeled 1977. Separate breakfast room, formal dining room with bay window. First floor powder room. Eleganl central hall and staircase. Screened porch. AttaChed two car garage, with side street access. New gas furnace installed 1976. Large corner lot. Fenced backyard. Full basement with pantry,' recreation room with fire. place, and three quarter bath. Realistically priced at $139,500. Owner will con- sider either a conventional sale or land contract

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Page Ten GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 18, 1978 Genuine happiness can still stand a lot of hard knocks. Crea Appointed to County Post I ObeltuareleS I Ba~;~e~c~:~h!s C;:~~ived by NY Hospital Honors Pool ~ his wife, Car 0 I i n e, two Dr. Walter Pool of The awareness of the center's Wayne County Commis. news release. daughters, Patricia and Mrs. Farms spoke in behalf of needs." sioner Ervin A. Steiner Jr. I Mr. Steiner said the reo Catherine Melcher, one bro- the Pool family during dedi- !------"'RB"'RT J SCHWARTZ 18, at the A. H. Peters Fun- th d t g ndcl 'ildren Leonard Pool, who died in has announced the reappoint. appointment was confirmed H"""" • er an wo ra 1 • cation ceremonies on Tues. ment of Joseph D. Crea of by th~ full board of commis- Services for Mr. Schwartz, eral Home at 10 a.m. and Intermen t was at W00.d day, May 2, of the Leonard 1975, was the founder and ~ 73 fEd i re held Our Lady Queen of Peace I C t chairman of the board of Air The Farms to the Wayne sioners at its Thursday, May 0 ssex r ve, we awn erne ery. Parker Pool Floor of the County Planning Commission 4, board meeting. on' Frld ay, May 12'- at Sal'ot Church, Harper Woods, at e.. Memorial Sloan. Kettering Products and Chemicals, Inc., for a three.year term endl'ng He said the planning com. Ambrose Ch u r chand the 10:30 a.m. MRS.GEORGE V. CANDLER Hospl'tal l'n New York City. of Allentown, Pa. He also I Home She died Monday, May 15, A . I . '11 served on the board of man. May 25, 1981, according to mission is responsible for all Verheyden Funera . memona service WI The 14th floor of the hos- at Mount Clemens General b h Id f M C dl agers of Memorial Hospital I a board of commissioners township zoning reviews, con. Mr. Schwartz died on Tues. H '1 lee or rs. an er, pital was dedicated by the from 1968 to 1969. ' . ducts analyses and programs day, May 9, at Bo.n Secours OSPIa '; 69, formerly of The Farms, Sloan.Kettering Cancer Cen- ..... Mrs. Unger was a member I t f S t Fl on for industrial, commercial, Hospital. a e 0 araso a, a., ter I'n memory of Leonard After a luncheon, a plaque . .ate recreational and other land He had bee n Wit.h the of the Third Order of Saint Manday, ..~'Iay 22,a t the Pool, Walter Pool's brother, honoring Mr. Pool was un-. d Ed Francis and the Altar So- . t M . I utilization, and reviews all Grosse Pointe Boar of u. . t Grosse POI n e emona for his "generosity and great. veiled on the 14th floor. . W h city and municipal applica- cation for 40 years and reo cle y. Church, 16 Lakeshore roa d, .. _ tions for federal grants initio tired as an engmeer. 10 years She is survived by twold at 10 a.m. ated in the county. ago. sons, Robert E. andd h'ldDona She d'Ied Fnay,'d May 5, reen ______Mr. Schwartz was a mem- C., s eve n gran C I ren, in Sarasota. 9 ber of the Gabriel Richard t h r e e great -granuchildren Mrs. Candler was a life I Co u n c i I No. 2463 of the and one brother. member of Ibex and a mem- ro W • Knights of Columbus. Interment will be at Mount ber of the Fine Arts Society 9 He is survived by his wife, Olivet Cemetery. and Tau Beta Ass'n. FOR OVER lS YEARS Geraldine; three daughters, ••• She is survived by her WESPKI ...unl~ Mrs. Mary Alice Stone, Anne, GEORGENA M. COLE husband, George' V., two RESURfACING and Mrs. Linda Marontate; Services for Mrs. Cole, 96, brothers, seven nieces and 28-4-4 and five grandchildren. of Kensington r 0 a d were seven nephews. ASPltAIT & CONCRETE RISURfACING Interment was at Mount held at C h r i s t Episcopal Memorial contributions may 1-"'. AND Olivet Cemetery. Church of Grosse Pointe and be made to the American In 1861, a thirsty governor of Calirornia sen"1 Proletltve CoatingofExisting • • the Verheyden Fun era 1 Cancer Societr. an ambitious Hun!l:arian named A~oston Haraszthy Drivewaysor ParkingLots ELIZABETH C. UNGER Home on Saturday, May 1;3. Interment was in Sarasota. to Europe to bring back cuttings from the famou~ 642.9169 Services for Mrs. Unger, She died Wednesday, May • • • European vineyards for transplanting in California.: 771.4558 87, of Harvard road, will pe 10, at Bon Secours Hospital. lV. SCOTT CLAlVSON lIaraszthy was chosen because he had established 'a RON GREINER held today, Thursday, May There are no survivors. Services for Mr. Clawson, reputation for himself as a winemaker by his win~~ ------Interment was at Wood. 32, formerly of The Pointe, from the Sonoma Valley. So Agoston went and brought 5,000 sq. ft. bag lawn Cemetery. late of New Hudson, were back one hundred thousand cullings, of £ourleen • •• held Monday, May 8, at the hundred varieties. They were all neatly labelled and WARREN.MACK AREA. EAST SIDE ELEANOR A. NEWMAN Howe -Peterson Fun era 1 packaged. But the Civil War had come to the U.S. and s Services for Mrs. Newman, Home, Dearborn. . :people were not interested in wines. llaraszthy an~ 6 g; 67, ,of S1. Clair avenue were He died Friday, May 5, at :his sons tried to plant as man}' of the vines as they INSTANT PRINTING COMPUTER TYPESETTING held at the Verheyden Fun- New Hudson. . :could throughout Cali£ornia, but were unable to ON OUR OWN PREMISES eral Home on Monday, May Mr. Clawson was a mem- keep track o£ them all. ~ SPECIAL SERVICES 15she died Wednesday, May ber o~ the Ferris College 10, at Cottage Hospital. Alumnl, the Oakland County At PARKIE'S PARTY SHOPPE, 17255 Mack, -FOLDING' STAPLING - COLLATING corner or St. Clair, 885-0626 you'll find hundreds of • PADDING. CUTTING - ALSO PHOTOCOPIES A native Detroiter, Mrs. Sportsman CI\lb, the Ford Newman is survived by one Motorsports Club and the different wines, bolh domestic and imported, to choose WHILE-YOU-WAIT Shelby Ow~rs Club. . from. You'll also find beer (rom all over the worM, SERVICE ON YOUR sister and one brother. He is survived by his for- CAMERA.READY COpy all types of mixes and liquor to make your favorite Interment was at Forest mer wife, Kathleen Brophy mixed drinks, and party snacks to nibble on. Open: 885.2690 Lawn Ce~ete~. • Clawson; one daughter, Vie- lO-W Mon .•Thur.; to.II Fri., Sat. 17914 E. WARREN GERTRUDE MAE SAVAGE kie; his parents, lItr. and Mrs. W. J. Clawson; and two WINE WISDO,U: . BETWEEN CADIEUX & MACK Services for Mrs. Savage, sisters. Quali-Qui!( 80, of Lennon road were held (Continued on Page 11) Liqueurs are excellent for 10ppings on ice cream. Tuesday, May 16, at the A. •• gO"Jop Green INSTANT PRINTING CENTER H. Peters Funeral Horne. "Top Green" gives any bluegrass or bluegrass Mrs. Savage died on Sun. 16711 MACK AVE. blends the special nutrients needed for a hardy, day, May 14, at the Rose. at Yorkshire longer lasting green. If you're serious about Villa Nursing Home. YORKSHIRE beautiful bluegrass, gP.t "Top Green." She is survived by her hus. 885.7140 Special Discount band, Herbert N., two sons, Herbert H. and Donald ~., FOOD MARKET Opett 'Daily ,-8 Coup~n and five grandchildren. Sunday 10-2 Interment was at Riverside 25% OFF 10'% OFF Cemetery, Defiance, O. "YOUR COMPLETE FOOD & BEVERAGE CENTER". • • • Presenllhis COURon GUST J. JOHNSON I Services for Mr. Johnson, ON All PRINTING ORDERS " .. 500 81, of Notre Dame avenue FRESH EVERY DAY OR MORE COPIES '/Ii4eIuJ NURSERY SALES were held at the Cathedral I'AI.II) nail. JUNE 15. 1978 of the Annunciation Church Landscape Design 81 Construction and the Verheyden Funeral aUAll.aUIK INSTANT PRINTING Home on Monday, May 15. 17914 E. Warrln Ave. 777-2800 21107 MACK AVENUE Phonl: 885-2690 Mr. Johnson died on Fri. aI8u""pld. H\tIM. '1111S c.ouro~ Willi YOl! day, May 12, at Cottage Hos. betW"" • a • Mil. Rd. . pltal. He was a native of EACH Greece. COFFEECAKES $129. He is survived by his wife, .~nge1in~J ..'tbree'~ daughters, n. .. 'Mrti:'bSopbke ItCliattionl""Mn. Nichollts' Mizeres al1l Mrs. , ;~~~. Betty Semos; one brother; 59 six grandchildren and four great. grandchildren. Interment was at Ever- green Cemetery. • • • WILLIAM J. HOGAN Services for Mr. Hogan, 59, of McMillan road were held at Saint Paul's-on-the. 1,000 Lakeshore Church on Wed. nesday, May 17.' Arrange- ments were handled by the LB. .Verheyden Funeral Home. $139 He died Saturday, May 13, Qets YOU at Saratoga Hospital. A n a ti v e Detroiter, Mr. Hogan is survh'ed by his wife, Sheila, two sons, Wil- liam R., and John H., three brothers and six grandchild- ren. oornoo@ D*IIDmYr Interment was at Mount .olivet Cemetery.. ., . 1,SQ6.11 RICIIARD P. SCIILEH Services for Mr. Schleh, AND 68, of Mount Vernon road POP BEER SALE were held at the Verheyden Funeral Home on Wednes. lIME TO STOCK UP YOUR in q years day, May 17. He died Saturday, May 13, at the Rose.Villa Nursing COTTAGES AND BOATS Home. Before his rctirement in in a 0 & N 7~%savinds certificate 1977, Mr. Schleh was a man- . ufacturers representative for .. COKE. TAB. PEPSI. DR. PEPPER Kaddis Manufacturing Corp. He was with the company When you deposit $1,000 or more for four years, we will for 55 years. ..PEPSI LIGHT-DIET PEPSI - SQUIRT A native of Denver, Colo.. pay you 7.50% annual interest. This interest is paid or he was a life member of the compounded quarterly, and when compounded, raises your effective annual yield to 7.71%. Also, upon matur- 8 12.0Z. CANS 51.59 ity, your $1,000 will have increased to $1,346.11. On SCHWEPPES TONIC or 28-02. four-year insured savings certificates, nobody pays more JUST sse than D&N. MOVED? BITTER LEMON BlL. Special Case Prices On All Canned Beer 7Jh%savings certificates 4 years - $1000minimum "What you ne.d right No bank can make that statement. . nov'/ it I helping hind ... BORDEN'S $ see us first. ,I MILK Gallon 1J~__1~3~ ICE CUBES Large Bag 50~ ...... ~ ...... A8NcIatIea. A Good Place to Save. .j HEAD CHIQUITA RI:J~:D GROSSE POINTE OFFICE, 19307 Mack Avenue HOOVER-11 MILE OFFICE, 26681 Hoover Road LETTUCE BANANAS TOMATOES WARREN-12 MILE OFFICE, 8424 E. Twelve Mile Road certlflea'. money """elf awn Hl'llI" matu rlty lime IIII p.. eboOll flit '"I)monlhe' Int,,'el, p" '~al 'llIuldone. 49fa. 19fb. 59fb. a S £ 55 as: a s $ $ : j 3 $ t • $' '$ , t s o s t'S.'; P$ps,.

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W. PLAIY TREES Gets New Post Harper Hospital an. I Obtt. I Pllorget residentnounced recentlyWilfred thatRiddell,Park I ua nes _ Landscaping MD, has been named vice. (Cou&1Dued from Page 10) letic Club, American Chemi. ,chi,ef of the clepartment of Cremation was at. Wood- cal Ass'n., Society of Auto. 823-6662 otorhinolaryngology. mere Cemetery. motive Engineers and Los • • • Angeles Country Club and ROBERT It. ItOY the Senior Men's Club of 1 Services for Mr. Roy, 49, Grosse Pointe. GROSSE PlE. F\RE DEPARTMENTS RECORD of The Shores, who died on He is survived by his Tuesday, May 9, while on a wife, Cecilia A. business trip to Los Angeles, Interment was at Mount 4 FATALITIES JfN1977. DON'T BE A STATISTIC Ca1., are incomplete at this Olivet Cemetery. time. .'. . 27°/o0FF An executive vice.presi. JOHN MAIR COOPER IN 1978. HAVE A SMOKE DETECTOR INSTALLED ALL dent of Ross Roy, Inc., he Services were held for Mr. was responsible for all mer- Cooper, 71, of Vernier road chandising, sales promotion Friday, May 12, at Saint Joan TODAY: YOUR LIFE MAY DEPEND ON IT. :WALLPAPER and sales training activities. of Arc C h u r c h, S1. Clair Call"n an, pattern from an, book Mr. Roy joined .the company Shores, and the A. H. Peters in 1948 as a trainee and Funeral Home. Post Wallcovering Disl. eventually held posts as as. Mr. Cooper died Wednes. sistant account executive, ac. day, May 10, at his home. . PH. 886-4050 count executive, ace 0 u n t He retired in 1961 as presi. dent of the Gordon Baking PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED • NO DEPOSIT supervisor and group sup~' visor. Co., Detroit, his position for PA Y WHEN DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME 16 years. He had been with 50 Cents Per Roll Added To All Orders less Than Full case (24 Rolls) He was a member of the Grosse Pointe Yacht, Club, the company for 37 years. HOURS MON.-FRI. 9:00A.M. to 5.0 P.M. the Hillcrest Country" Club Mr. 'cooper is survived by and a former member of the his wife, Julie R., a son, Dr. board of directors for the Gary John Cooper, two Myasthenia Gravis Founda. grandchildren and four sis. tion. ters. STUTT GARTER HOFF Mr. Roy attended Grosse Interment was at White Pointe High School, Detroit Chapel Cemetery, Troy. Institute of Technology and • • • RESTAURANT the University of Detroit. He IDA ANNA LINDOW served in the United States Services w ere held for in-the- Village Marine Corps and also was Mrs. Lindow, 94, formerly of a retail automobile salesman Kings court, on Tuesday, before joining Ross Roy, Inc. May 16, at the A. H. Peters specializing in He is survived by one son, Funeral Home. GROSSE POfNTE FIRE DEPI Martin; .8 daughter, Mary She died Friday, May 12, delightful Lou; his parents, IWss Roy at the Rose.Villa Nursin" REQUI RES INSTAllATJON OF and Mrs. Henry Earle; and Home. GERMAN- a sister. . Mrs. Lindow is survived SMOKE DETECTORS IN t-JEW STUTT • •• by two sons, J. Wesley, of EDNA R. McCARTHY Mannhasset, N.Y., and Don. HOMES, HOMES FOR SALE AMERICAN GAI«ER A memorial mass will be aId A.; one daughter, Mrs. held today, Thursday, May Marion Abbott; nine grand. AND RENTED OCCUPANC1ES HOFF 18, for Mrs. McCarthy, 81, children; 14 great.grandchil. M.J. K. CUISINE < formerly of The Park, late dren; one sister and one THEY RECOMMEND ttJSTALLATtON family of st. Clair Shores, at Saint brother. MAINTENANCE delightful dining Lucy's C h u r c h, St.. Clair Me m 0 ria I contributions IN ALL HOMES. WE HAVE Daily LUNCHEON at its finest Shores. may be made to the Grosse AND HOME and DINNER HOURS: She died Sunday, May 14, Pointe Woods Presbyterian SPECIALS COijSULTfD THE FIRE DEPTS. II a.m. (0 9 p.m. in Bon Secours Hospital. Church. CAI/I/l' Ol'T SEI/VICE IMPROVEMENTS A resident of St. Clair Interment was at Elmwood FOR PROPER LOCAT\ON AND P\enty of Private Parking-Rear of ReslaurGllt S h 0 res for the past five Cemetery, Detroit. 16825 KERCHEVAL AVE., in Ihe Village 886.6855 years, Mrs, McCarthy had ••• WE HAVE A FULl UNE lived in Lakepointe avenue FRANK S. BANACH ARE EXPERIENCED IN INSTALL- for 50 years. She was a mem- _ Services for Mr. Banach, OF SMOKE DETECTORS ber of the League of Catho. 75, formerly of The Pointe, ATION. WE CARRY A FULL FROM 00 ", lie Women and the Grosse late of Menominee, were STARTING AT $30. SANDWICHES Pointe Foundation for Excep- held Monday, "May 15, at LINE OF SMOKE DETECTORS to SJEAKS! tional Children. - Saint Clare of Monefalco ~ CARRY OUT. Mrs. McCarthy was the Church, with a prayer servo THAT ARE APPROVED BY THE fOR lMMEDlATe ", widow of the late Dennis J. ice. Sunday evening, May 14, " McCarthy. She is survived at the Verheyden Funeral FI RE DEPTS. AND UND~RWR'TERS \NSTALLATION CALL '. RAM'S NOR :~~I~~~by a son, James J.; three Home. " daughters, Mrs. John E. 00- He died Thursday, May 11, , RESI AURANI (:=u':."~:lN~os~-'OJ lABORATORI ES. 88S.IS18 17410 MACK AT ST, CLAIR 1 R...... l0 p.m .. herty, Mrs. Warren C. Fron- at home. ~: ---.- rath and Mrs. Ray m 0 n d Retired athletic director DAILY SPECIALS WE ARE FAMOUS FOR Muer; and 15 grandchildren. of South High School, Mr. :: OUR DESSERTS! M e m 0 r i Ii1 contributions Banach was a i927 gradu. may be sent to the Grosse ate of Western Michigan '. W.... & n.....lay 17 & 18 • Fresh Strawberry SM~cake :: _.. • Fresh Strawberry Pie Pointe Ass'n. for Retarded University w here he was • Baked Beef Short Ribs • Banana Cream P,e Citizens or the Capuchin captain of the football team. :. with tomato sauce" " Cocoanul Cleam P,e M9nastery. '. He c: ame. to' '~t.h High " FrI; •• "~", .. 4 ~.,", 'i:frii/,f~",s,l .. 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Thursday, May 18, 1978 Page Twelve GROSSE POINTE NEWS Babe Ruth Sox Ilold Top Spot Seniors Finish Bowling Year Graduation Set by Notre Dante r LAW By Joe Fromm hits for the victory. Catcher Woo d sse n i 0 r citizen years); Lorraine Flaska and Notre Dame High School Gerard Giudici will address The Whit'e Sox and Indians Brian Benz collected two bowlers recently completed Roy Dettmer for most im. will graduate 165 seniors at their classmates at the cere. ~-_.", ------remain undefeated after the hits for the Red Sox and their third successful season proved bowlers; and Alice commencement exercises on monies. first full week of play in threw out three runners try. of bowling 'with dinner and Smithers low "man" on the Sunday, May 21, at the school Notre Dame's Senior Prom Farms.City Babe Ruth Maj. ing to steal. Thirteen.year dancing at the German Am. totem pole. gym, 20254 Kelly road, at is set for Thursday, May lB, ors play. The White Sox won olds Craig Haase and Rick erican Cultural Center. Adele C. Ryder was again 3 p.m. Valedictorian Frank at the War Memorial, 32 two games for a record of Richner of the Red Sox pick- Trophies were awarded to unanimously elected secre. Valente and salutatorian Lakeshore road. 3.0 and took a half game lead ed up their first hits in the Laura Klee and Sid Ariem. tary.treasurer for the 1978.79 over the Indians who are 2-0. Babe Ruth League. ma for high singles and season. Steven Wayman won his Scheduled games between second game of the season the Yankees.Angels and Tig. Kate Kirsammer and Ed Ko. Bowling is open to all as the White Sox downed the ers-Indians were rained out walski for high series. Woods seniors at the Grosse A FAMILIAR SITE • • • Red Sox, 15-9, in a three.hour on Friday and Saturday, May Gift certificates were reo Poi n t e Recreation, 20422 game pla)'ed on a muddy El. 12 and 13, in a week where ceived by Frank Basset, the Mack avenue, every Friday, worthy field on Sunday, May ~other Nature was less than oldest bowler; Esther Stewart beginning September 22. 14. charitable with weather con- for her loyalty, (she missed For further information The first five players in the ditions. one week of bowling in three call Mrs. Ryder at 881.1750. White Sox lineup collected 14 of the 20 White Sox hits. ,... Rob Whims collected four ; :~ singles, John DeBoer and Rex Cia vola, three hits each, and Wayman and Mark Mart. "To Meet Your Health Needs. inelli, two hits each. The iRed Sox rallied for . .. We Cover The Pointes." I'vE NEv~e yET HAD AN J'iPULSl\lf: tiQlISE' seven runs in the second BlJ't'f:l( I '-OJLON'T Cui.£... 32W inning to tie the score at HARKNESS PARK 7.7 on hits by Jeff 'Colton, PHARMACY DEVONSHIRE PHARMACV0 Did you relllly understllnd your Erik Anderson and Brian 20315 MACK DRUGS 15324 E. Jefferson . Thousands of area residents have been plagued this Benz but the White Sox took past winter by rising utility costs, roof ice damming, Illst relll estllte transllction? the lead for good with two 884-3100 16003 MACK 822-2580 ceiling cave ins, sagging eaves and moisture laden scaling paint. runs in the top of the third. 881-0477 This time-why not let us assist you by prepar- The game was rescheduled We can help you fortify your homes' defenses against ing. explaining and attending your real estate the unrelenting forces of Mother Nature next year after being rained out on closing. Full legal representation for a Saturday. while minimizing exterior painting maintenance and reducing utility costs. The White Sox defeated customary 'fee of $150.00. the Yankees, 5-2, in a five. Our preventative maintenance services, include re- inning game called because roofing, rainware & Insulated aluminum siding and trim. of darkness on Tuesday, May For those who cannot afford to have maintenance ~ RlcharelA 9, at E1worthy. Rex Ciavola work done twice, please call 882-3100. pitched five.hit ball for the ATTORNEY AT LAW victory, collected two base [baring UllSS WBER hits, while stealing two bases. ~\"lENANCE & AlTERATION 882-3100 Steven Wayman drove in two • ROOFING. SIDING 17650 (. 9 Mile Road, (ast Detroit, Michigan 41021 runs for the White Sox. John £ CONTRACTORS • ENCLOSURES We.t of Kelly Road . Strabel do ubi e d for the • WI ••• THE HOUSE DOCTORS Yankees. 179111 E. WARllal. DETROIT. MICHJW 41224 -INTERIOR REMODUING The Indians blanked the 774.3300 Angels, 10-0, on May 9 at Kerby as John Heidt pitched one-hit ball for the second victory. Greg Foster's loop- ing single dropped in front of centerfielder Joe Hubbuck for the only hit by the Angels. Three days earlier, Heidt pitched four innings of no.hit ball in the season's opener. John Keane, Tom Keane and John Cook each drove'in two runs each for the Indians. The Red Sox won their first game of the season with a seven'run rally in the sixth inning to take a come. from. behind 11-5 win over the Tig- ers on Thursday, May 11. The game was played in a con. I.- stant drizzle of rain. I. Greg Restum gave up three

" Camera Club Sets Seminar

The Grosse Pointe Camera C\\lh, tGPCC)'.,:..i11 IIDQl\11!). _._ .... a special seminar on nature " slide photography Tuesday, May 23, at Brownell Middle School, 260 Chalfonte avenue, beginning at 8 p.m. . The program will include a discussion on where to find nature subjects, and when to look for them, as well as a demonstration of lighting techniques and the use of close.up lenses. There also will be a presentation on bird photography and the use of blinds. GPCC nature experts par. ticipating in the seminar in. clude Helen Beaumont, Mary Alice Case, Ted Fedoruk, Jane Kohring, Dennis Poker and Alex Thiermann. Anyone interested is urged to attend. Refreshments will be served. Then, on Friday evening, June 2, the club will hold its annual banquet at the War Memorial, 32 Lakeshore road, at 7 p.m. There will be a salon ex. hibition of the best slides and prints submitted by GPCC members during the past year. An invitation is extended to ,anyone interested in pho- tography. For reservations and ticket information, please call 886-1522.

STUDENTS COMPETE Six South High students recently competed in the state Business Office Educa. tion Club, (BOEC), conven. tion. The Spelling team of Joanne Koueiter, Barb Matta and Lisa Rybicki placed first in the state for the second year. Barb Schulte took fourth in the Receptionist category, Kathy LaKomy placed fifth in Electric Typ- ing and seventh in Job In. terviewing II and Kathy Mil. lar earned a fifth in Infor. mation Communications I.

A pleasant drive, . . • A table with a view Right now, the National Bank of Dctroit Aecau~e our capable staff of over 350 lending of freighters passing There's never ... and the most i~making availahle to horne owners largcr home officcrs is ready and waiting to give you a hand with your SUMPTUOUS been a improvement loam ... for longer periods Home Improvement Loan. Instaloan. of timc ... than cver hefore. So cornc to see us for what YOll Making So jf you've got the urge to convert that fa "sunday need or a..,k your dealer to arrange banking ~ ~ better time attic into a gue~t room. Or turn your basement financing through NBD. better • Jbrunch into a rcc room. Or whatever you think it takes It's our ~ay of helping you improve forvou. ~ In Bluewater Countrv I .. to get one. to make your home a littlc homier. cornc to NBD. the way you live. 01' c: ~ 10:30 - 2:00 [ Home improvement loans also offered by the following NBI>-afl'iliated banks: NBD Commerce Bank, Lansing; NBD Port Huron Bank; NBD TrO)' Bank; Grand Valley National Bank, Grandville; National BankofDearborn.

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~ Getting Ready To Sell Your Home? ReRL Es TRTc It's a big step, one that makes most people pretty jittery

A REAL BUY Reminder: Relying on experts pays dividends! This brick income in Detroit is barely over thirty! Located on Yorkshire, each unit has 2 bedrooms, FACTS: 1. We know how to listen. lovely carpeting, good sized living area and closet and storage space. You must see the im- 2. We exercise care when APPR'AISIt'lG a home. maculate condition, owner to provide City Occu- pancy Certificate. 3. We can field TECHNICAL questions effectively. 19846 MACK AYE. 886-4141 4. We insist on a frank talk with potential buyers BEFORE showing them houses. 5. We're knowledgeable in utilizing ~fective ad- vertising procdures. Buying or Selling? 6. We know what our community offers. 7. We know how to answer buyers' OBJECTIONS. Contact 8. We know how to take on the difficult task of NEGOTIATION. A Member Broker Today! 9. We know how to solve PROBLEMS and turn them into positive results.

For your peace of mind - seek competent counsel when selling your home When you do ... for positive results, coil us! NEW OFFERING A PRIVATE PARK at the end of the street gives the owner access to Lake St. Clair. A TENNIS Specializing in COURT; an extra seldom available at any price. Grosse Pointe Properties Exclusive by Distinctive SPANISH MEDITERRANEAN AR- CHITECTURE. Spacious main rooms open from an impressive entrance hall. Large step-down liv- ing room, panelled library with fireplace, up- Making Dreams Reality dated kitchen with parquet floor, charming pan- elled recreation room with fireplace and enough bedrooms to house a small Scout Troop. Just a 395 Fisher 886-3800 few of the "goodies" available to you before ) school starts. Call for an appointment today. 2 FAMILY RICHARD E. BORLAND, PRESIDENT One of the nicest two family apartments we have seen in many years. Large, spacious, sunny rooms. MEMBER OF GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE BOARD Each unit nas two bedrooms 15xl6 and 13xl6, two bathrooms: 15x22 Living room with fireplace, 15x16 Florida room, Kitchen 14x15, 15x14 dining room and a three car detached garage. Large separate basement rooms. SPRING IN THE FARMS OUR FIRST OFFERINGS " ...... ,.... ,'" Watch Spring with its rhododendrons, azaleas and ;"'~. tulips blossom from every window of this custom 76 KERCl]EVAL built contemporary home nestled in a Northern ABOVE MARGARET RICE Michigan setting. The'master suite is fantastic!!! . . , It contains a dressing rOO1tl, large libr~wi~b,. ,...;Ji~' ' 885-70~O .~.d:'. ;,1.) fireplace, and a study. The tri-Ievelllving"lt4!1l.~ . "","''''''' , . ~,. .. " "":7" a free-standing fireplace while the dining area Members Grosse Pomt.~ He .. state Board has a built-in six foot circular white marble table. A loggia overlooking an atrium connects with three bedrooms and. two bathrooms. There is a maid's bedroom and bath, large activities room, and a first floor utility room. Originally built at a cost considerably more than the current offering price, the architect and builder spared no expense in their meticulous attention to detail.

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\ "WHERE SALES AND FRIENDS ARE MADE" OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 GROSSE POINTE SHORES - Custom built brick ranch with 2 and Ih car attached garage, walking 23331 S. COLONIAL COURT, St. Clair Shores. A distance to Star of the Sea. Features include friendly atmosphere will greet you from every large slate foyer, 18 x 25 living room, formal C. home on this street. Stop in and inspect this dining room, large kitchen with all built ins, home that dominates with finer features - 4 large family room with fireplace, two bedrooms bedrooms with closet room galore, family room and library which could be the third bedroom. Two full baths. Full basement with rec,. room, Don't le~ this one fool you _ Absolutely charming - Well maintained. Living room with fireplace. Din<;tle, with fireplace, formal dining room and spacious exceptional Family room, Patio and 2 Bedrooms. A wonderful starter or finisher house - There's much, much kitchen. The preferred home for the prudent bar and lav. All new carpeting. Central air. Call buyer. for your personal inspection. more. 22111.17 MARTER ROAD - Another excellent in. Well located 2-Family - Just what you have been looking for - Terrific! Features Living room with fireplace, 24955 MABRA Y, E. DETROIT. 3 bedroom brick ranch Dining-L, 2 Bedroom sand Family room. Separate basements, carpeting in the lower, lots of storage-A good one! in fine area - beautiful kitchen w/oak cabinets, vestment opportunity in st. Clair Shores. We formica counters, large rec rm., in-ground heated offer this 2 bedroom duplex - Living rm./dining Tremendous family house _ Well located to schools, shopping and transportation. Has spacious Living room. pool, patio, db!. gas grill BBQ, paneled garage, rm. combination together with kitchen w/eating Dining room, antique paneled Library and a Billiard room - Only the beginning! Well maintained, almost new space, individual full basements, 2 and Ih car etc. dishwasher, disposal and trash master. Lovely grounds and patio - The works! garages with separate drives. Newly decorated. 432 MADISON - Reduced to S52,OOO.This English For your inspection. A charming French style in an ideal location - Close to the Lake on a dead-end street. Absolutely superb 1 and ',~ story is one of the few homes left in grounds _ Plenty of privacy here. You'll thrill at thc step-down living room and music room. You'll love the the low 50's. Consists of living room, formal din- 22524 MARTER RD., st. Clair Shores - First offer. bedroom arrangements, and there are plenty - all suite-types with connecting or private baths, the paneled ing room, kitchen, two bedrooms on first !loor, ing - "everything you've wanted in a home but library with fireplace is something to behold. Oh! Whcn you enter thcre's a magnificent hall with fireplace. This a large bedroom on second floor, two full baths, were afraid to ask." Price, location, condition and one has everything including a garage apartment. If you'rc looking for an outstanding house - don't pass this features too good to be true. Would you believe full basement - one car garage. Good assumption up - It.s truly uniquel on this home. Payment of $350 per month includ- a four bedroom, 2 and Ih baths, country kitchen, spacious living room and dining "L", a profes. ing taxes. sionally finished basement complete with gar Grosse Pointe Park - Supcrior vacant lot - 100 x 250. Grosse Pointe Farms - Executive's house for sure~ 1414 BEDFORD - Located in Grosse Pointe Park, fireplace, bar and kitchen, office, paneled toy Three :llile Road between St. Paul and Jefferson. ;l;ow', Features so much - don't know wherc to start. 6 this center entrance colonial features a newly room, powder room, and a stairway leading to the time to start that new house of yours - Oh! We family hedrooms for opcners - gardcn room and constructed 20 x 12.6 family room, an updated the new patio and the above ground pool. Lovely will throw in a fantastic heated swimming pool for the family room (both with fircplaces). Kitchen is out- kitchen, Jiving room with natural fireplace. first grounds and a 2H.z ear garage. Everything new price - Build right around it -- S37.500.00. standing as is the recreation room. Utility room on 1st floor bedroom or den, and a full bath. Upstairs and sparkling. In the lower sixties. Please call floor - central air conditioning. sprinkler system, etc. you will find 3 spacious bedrooms, gencrous for your private showing. It awaits your inspec- closets and another full bath. Extra insulation tion. keeps heating bills to a minimum. There is also OPEt-.JSU~~DAy 2:30 TO 5:00 412 CLOVERLY; a 2 car garage and a completely fenccd yard. What a charmcr _ Great starter house -- 2 Bedrooms plus a Family room, secluded yard - A gem! Priced in the low 60's. BY APPOINTMENT PLEASE 425 ROLAND. GROSSE POINTE FARMS - New available lor immediate possession. This custom SHOREWOOD PURDY & TOLES C. Wallace Toles built, center entrance colonial fcatures large E. R. BROWN REALTY, INC. Clayton C. Purdy, Jr. living room w/NFP, formal dining room, break. William E. Keane, Jr. fast room adjacent to kitchen. Threc spacious Suzanne Mcgowen Adelberg l\SSOCIATES, INC. Ann W. Sales Bedrooms, 1 and ¥.! baths, panclcd rec rm. 20431 MACK AVENUE Mary F. SchlaIf w/NFP, natural woodwork, marble sills, carpct Mary Alice Mitchell throughout, maintenance free brick w/aluminum GROSSE POINTE WOODS, MI 48236 Mary F. Ferbcr REAL ESTATE trim, mint condition. Thrce car garage - Sce Julie B. Waterfall Lois M. Toles Today. Mid s~venties. GROSSEPOINTE WOODS OFFICE 889-0500 2052.54 VERNIER - A terrific investment oppor- 886-8710 tunity to own your own duplex in Grosse Pointe Woods. Both units consist of living room, dining MEMBER Members of The Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board N1tl ""'11 )nH t'Jtc ('If Reol f ..tate 9r('lkc,s and kitchcn, two bedrooms, full basement, cen- (,ro"<,{, P "nll!' Rl'ol hto'e Boord tral air conditioning, and have a 1 and ¥.! car (J('tftl1t 8r)ord (If RCOItMS garage. One unit also has a family room. New IDREALTOR- t,Jof'''1rV11 /to ,>" '(loIIOr, d Reollor'\ gutters and new aluminum trim. Priced to sell.

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FIRST OFFERING chweitze Located in the Heart of Grosse Pointe Farms on a cui- Every Room REAL ESTATE INC. de-sac. This newly decorated 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch horne features a Large side lot and a 2 car attached garage. With a new roof and siding the outside maintainance is at a minimum allowing With A View Open Sunday, 2.5 ample time to enjoy the fine recreation facilities of Grosse Pointe Farms. and 1450 HAMPTON. When you go out to look at this BUILDING SITE house on Sunday, ask about the marvelous recrea. One of the Prime building sites remaining in all the THE VIEW GETS tion facilities available in the Woods! This is a Grosse Pointes. This large lot is located in the freshly decorated three-bedroom brick with a center of Grosse Pointe Shores where only a few BETTER EVERY DAY large family room, two natural fireplaces, custom residential sites remain. It is surrounded by some drapes, and lots of new carpeting. A good spot for of our finest homes, with th'eir custom architec- your family. ' ture and stately grounds they create an elegant 886-4200 standard enjoyed in but a few communities in the .and this lakefront house was world. designed to take advantage of the .Open Sunday, 2.5 BY APPOINTMENT everchanging scene on the water-, Thi3 is the Season to have your own private country Located at the water's edge 1969 FLEETWOOD. Another fine Wood's offering ... club - Olympic sized swimming pool, ~nique liv. a good looking brick story-and.a.haU with a big ing room with balcony, library, gourmet kitchen and at the end of a private street, bedroom upstairs and two on tQe first floor. There with sitting room, fireplace arrangement, 5 family yet just a few blocks to most are two full baths, a Florida room, the popular bedrooms, maid's quarters, 3 car garage with 2nd Mutschler kitchen, and a finished basement. floor apartment, excepti£Jnal1y large lot. So many schools and shopping. This mini- There's lots of storage space too, Take a look at super details. Call us. mansion has fireplaces in six rooms, it Sunday. ST. CLAIR SHORES which include three bedrooms. 886-4200 CAROLINA - This three bedroom ranch with two full baths and finished basement is possibly one A sensational kitchen which features of the best buys on the market today. It is in an eating area with a fireplace superb condition and located in a Prime residen- tial area of st. Clair Shores. Priced well below alcove, new heating plant and a $40,~. This ranch home should not last long. heat~d swimming pool just a,few NEAR GROSSE POINTE feet from the seawall are some of ACROSS FROM CANAL - 2 family flat. 2 bedrooms the "goodies" you won't see each, separate furnaces. In 30's. HAVERHILL - Priced to Sell! Dutch Colonial. st. from the street. HIGBIE MAXON Clare Parish. 4 bedrooms, den, separate dining room. MUCH MORE!! 1ST OFFERING - Grosse Pointe Shores. Beautiful We offer the most complete Relocation English styled residence built in 1970. 5 bed- 14805 NOVARA - Kelly-Gratiot area - Immediate Service available, to or from the rooms & 31h baths. Library. Large family room occupancy - 2 bedroom semi.ranch. $20,500. Grosse Pointe area. with fireplace & wet bar. Arizona room overlook- ing nicely landscaped yard with practice tennis NEAR THE LAKE - Last street in Detroit beside court. Rec. room & good storage in basement. Grosse Pointe - 2 bedroom flat, family room, FARMS OFFICE Central air conditioning. 2 car att. garage. Cus- excellent condition. Built in 1960. 118-5800 tom b~ilt by builder for his own use. 343-0700 GROSSE POINTE WOODS - ~vely Southern Co- Itl!. lonial on 95x220 foot lot. Library, family room, Q;nuotttatt tJirrrr small bedroom & 1* baths on 1st floor. 4 bed- WOODS OFFICE. rooms & 2 baths on 2nd. 2* car heated garage Fonnerly John S, Goodman Inc. 118 ..4200 with greenhouse. 93 Kerchevol"On the Hill" HARCOURT - 2 family fiat. built in 1951. 2 bed- 886-3060 886-3060 Officl;!s open 9 to 9 six days. Sunday 10 to 5:30 rooms in each unit. Divided basement with sep- arate furnaces. 3 car garage. MEMBER OF LAKE SHORE ROAD - Channing Colonial with well proportioned & generous sized rooms. 26 foot library with fireplace. Master bedroom with .-0 ._).~.,.._-- I' ~ '(~ .../.i..1;_J_ '_.1. :. .. 4-p .. tl ...... r ... .&.._,'~. Ur"'P1aee .Bittl.nLrOom .. 2. baUiB 'Plus' 4: famUv : .... ""bedroom~--&r~"'b"ii'hs''o'ii 1nd. Alfdftion81room's"; . with bath on 3rd. 4 car garage, greenhouse & first Offering #1' - Lake ShoreDrive! pool add to its attractiveness. A superb property on a 135x850 lot in the Farms. Are pleased to present you with the One of the finest homes ever designed for enter- most impressive array of exciting first taining can now be yours ... at a fraction of its GROSSE POINTE PARK - 2 family flat, 3 bedrooms cost of reproduction, and the view of the Lake in 1st floor unit & 2 bedrooms in 2nd floor unit. offerings yet this year. With the market from this part of Grosse Pointe Shores is incred- !feparate basements & gas furnaces. 2 car garage. being as it is, shouldn't .you be on our ible! Unique, spacious, and of impressive quality A good investment or starter home at $33,500. Members of Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board "preferred client" list? - $295,000. FirstOffering #2-New & in theWoods FirstOffering#3 - in the Farms Close to Liggett School. Early occupancy is pos- (onvenient to RichardElementary! sible on this quality Cape Cod family home. Extra Contact a insulation and central air will guarantee comfort The extra spacious family room, with a "best of for less, while the four big bedrooms, 21h baths everything" kitchen combine to make this chann- and family room give your "tribe" the needed ing 3 bedroom, I1h bath Colonial a red hot Member Broker interior room to roam! $123,500! item. At $78,500 run to your phone and call us, 83 Kercheval grab your checkbook ... it's that nice. 886.3400 Today first Offering #4 - Perted (ape (od! first Olfering #5 - GrossePointePark At $48,300 this spacious home is really exciting! Consider 3 roomy bedrooms, generous kitchen, For $15,900? But just as surprisi.ng, is that the family room and attached two car garage, low seller will accept a Land Contract at 8% % with just $3,800 down and occupancy by July 1. Face SERVING GROSSE POINTE FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS taxes, gas hydronic heat, nllw roof and fresh land. scaping. It's irresistible - better give in. Call it ... for six rooms and Grosse Pointe amenities, THREE GROSSE POINTE OFFICES TO SERVE YOU now before it's too late! it's a steal! BUNGALOW on Hawthorne, all face brick and immaculately maintained, with 2 bedrooms, expansion space on 2nd for additional bedrooms, cozy fireplace, dinhlg room and 2.car garage. 881-6300. OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5 LOOKING FOR LUXURY in convenient Condominium living? We offer an extra special 2 bedroom, 2 bath unit first Offering #6 - 640 Univenity 286 (lOVERlY in a most desirable Grosse Pointe location. The outstanding accommodations include a 27.9x17.3 living room Value in Grosse Pointe real estate has already with fireplace and parquet floor, den with wet bar, a large kitchen with all convenience built.ins-and all mag. At last! A spacious English in mint condition, been a blending of a truly desirable, yet con- nificently appointed throughout. Call today for exciting details. 881-4200. and occupancy as fast as you can close! There's venient location in combination with a quality all new carpeting and paint throughout this GROSSE POINTE SHORES and a beautiful Lakeshore setting make this outstanding 5 bedroom, 41h bath newer residence in fine condition. Expect this and "ready to move in" 4 bedroom, 2* bath home, custom built pillared COLONIAL even more appealing. The spacious accommodations include a large paneled more, including fireplace, dressing room and two fireplaces and a generous, modern kitchen family room, kitchen built-ins, large breakfast room, attached garage-and of course, many additional amen- private master bath, a spacious family room, too! $91,500. and a rich, paneled library, too. There's so ities. 884-0600. much more to meet your eyes . . . we'll be OVERLOOKING THE FAIRWAYS - Gracious ENGLISH 2-story with 3-4 family bedrooms, plus servant's looking for you! quarters, ultra-modern kitchhen, library, family room, terrace, games room and 200x296 site with magnificent view. $198,000. 881-6300. AND BY APPOINTMENT BEDFORD ROAD _ An exciting English Tudor with excellent traffic pattern for family living now UNDER CONSTRUCTION. 3 bedrooms, family room, and many special amenities hard to find in the older home arc part of the plan. An early decision to buy could enable you to make the final decorating decisions. Plans avail- Pidure A farm (olonial, in the farms (OLONIALROAD able for your inspection at 884-0600. With a circular drive and attached garage to MAKE IT A "POINTE" TO SEE THIS fabulous DEVONSHIRE _ 4 bedroom, 21h bath spacious COLONIAL with extra bedroom and bath on 3rd floor. Fam. compliment the spacious, treed lot. Now to make 3 bedroom, 31h bath Colonial, tucked away on one ily room, pantry and all freshly decorated for new owner including carpeting. 884.0600. the picture even clearer, add four bedrooms, 31,2 of those quiet, dead end streets in Grosse Pointe baths, a library and an incredible family room Shores, that people rave about, and buyers al- IN THE FARMS _ A gracious 3 bedroom, 21h bath brick Contemporary on Edgemere. Paneled library, glassed and a reasonable $127,500 price and the picture ways get excited over. And when you see this and screened terrace and beautiful games room with stone fireplace. A special offering at $93,900. 884-0600. should be nearly complete . . . unless you and delight (if you don't hurry, you might nol) you'll understand why we're excited. Call now, this KE:-;'WOOD COURT _ A classic 3 'bedroom, 21h bath COLONIAL in prestige area of the Farms with a large your family belong in the picture, too! "dream house" won't last long. family room, master suite with adjoining bath and dressing room and an additional bedroom and bath on 3rd floor, $97,500. 884-0600. Borderinl( Grosse Pointe Woods, in Sl. Clair Shores - The hard to find 5 b~droom 1965 COLONIAL, with family room, plus den, kitchen built-ins, handy first floor laundry, 2.car attached garage and lovely patio with barbcque. $98,500 and HURRY. 881-6300. dn l:I dSSOCldTES. IIC. IMPORTANT SERVICE: 313/889-0800 FOR TRANSFEREES: 100 Kercheval Grosse Pointe Farms, Mf.M[l[n RE .... LTORS REL(!) Michigan 48236 REAL ESTATE MARKETING INTER.CITY RelOCATION SERVICE CONSULTANTS

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Page Fifteen Thursday, May 18, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Summer School Set at Liggett

University Ligget School, July 28, is limited to super. 1 L_itt_le_Le_O_9_Ue_R_es_u_lts_ (ULS), will again offer a ior science students who are ~~95~~,!9t!!~-~~hE~~~!~w,~9~M~~ wide array of summer cours- willing to give the time @ BROKER - ViSIT OR CALL HIM FOA PROMPT, PROFESSIONAL SERVICE ~ GP PARK The Yankees came back es for students in grades four necessary for the completion By Joy Williams again to beat the Pirates, through 12. of a full year laboratory In Park Little League 10-1, on the excellent pitch- course. Tuition is $250. ing of John Kulka and home Darrel Watson, chairman action on Tuesday, May 9, Modern European History, the Senators and the Orioles runs by Suhrheinrich and of the ULS Science Depart. Davic4Spindler. Steve Basile ment and summer school di- from June 19 to July 28, put their undefeated records traces the routes and stages CHAMPION on the line, and the Senators and Suhrheinrich went four- rector, has designed the sum. TRANSFERRED? by which the present grew emerged with a 4.0 victory, for-four at bat. Dysert tripled mer program to meet the out of the past from the BY APPOINTMENT JUST RECENTLY IN TOWN - and about to begin thanks to five and two thirds and doubled for the Pirates. needs of students anxious to French Revolution to the 20th that sometimes confusing process of looking for innings of no-hit pitching by strengthen present skills and The Red Legs also edged Century. The course offers a home to accommodate your family? Evan Lintvedt. also to provide new and chal- LUXURY RANCH the Phils, 4.3, in a well play- a survey of the basic trends Jon Verbiest caught a line ed game. lenging courses for students 25 ft. Family room overlooks beautiful patio and WE KNOW WHAT IT'S UKE!! We've been helping desiring to earn advanced in modern history enriched drive to end the game. Rick back yard. This spacious two bedroom Ranch many just like you for years. On Thursday, May 11, the academic credit. by the use of inquiry-orient- also has a library, spectacular recreation room Whiney had a double for the Pirates beat the Tigers, 13-1, ed source material and his- Senators. with fireplace and two car attached garage. YOU SHOULD BE AWARE that our firm can be a with Kevin Simon and Andre Summer classes are taught torical fiction, For two terms great asset to you. The Indians downed the Benvenuto doubling for the by regular ULS teachers and tuition is $250. HARCOURT Athletics, 15-1, on a home winners. At South, the Yank. are limited in size to four to WE DO SELL MORE THAN HOUSES - we sell Better than new luxurious Two Family Flat. run by Ray Bauel', triples ees edged the Indians, 6.5, as six students. In addition to the advance Built in 1954. Completely remodeled to perfec- our community. by Larry Law, Peter Kelly credit courses, SAT prepa- Matt Calcaterra hit a two.run The program for grades tion. A beautiful home to live in and a choice and Mark Fikany, and dou- ration courses are available WE LIVE HERE - WE'RE KNOWLEDGEABLE - homer in the bottom of the four through eight offers ac. location for rentals. $130,000. bles by Law and Fikany. to high school students. we'll show you first hand why having your family sixth to win the game. ademic courses designed to The White Sox defeated live in one of the 5 Grosse Poiontes will be a wise improve verbal and computa. GROSSE POINTE PARK the Yankees, 13-6. On Saturday, Ma~' 13, the The courses are offered move for you. Tigers got their first win as tional skills. The verbal skills twice during the summer, Way burn - Two Family Flat - 5 and 5 - In the Instructional League Living room with alcove. Good investment. Priced WHETHER YOU'RE LOOKING for a modest size they defeated the Indians, development program is a from June 19 to July 7 and the Marines beat Army, 12.5. 11.9. The Pirates beat the semi.tutorial program which to sell at $24,900. home with 3 bedrooms, or one with 4 or 6 bed. Peter Astfalk hit a home run from July 10 to July 28, from Phils, 8.5, with Rick Jones emphasizes reading, spelling, rooms, or whatever your requirements are, there and Brian Aardema had a 8 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Tuition pitching a strong game for stud>' skills, composition and MOVE IN PERFECTION is a reasonably good chance we can satisfy your triple {or the victors. Marty is $80. the winners. Rick Waugaman v 0 cab u 1a r y development. 31901 Cambridge, Warren - Luxury custom needs. Saad had a double for Army. For further information, homered with two on for the Plans for this summer also Colonial, Ith yrs. old. Four bedrooms, 2th baths. Air Force scored 10 runs contact Mr. Watson at 884- Marble foyer, living room, dining room with ALL YOU HAVE TO DO is call or stop in and see Pirates. Robbie Chown and include a grammar program us - that is when we begin working for you - in the fifth inning to earn a Jones tripled for the winners for grades seven and eight. 4444. bay, superb kitchen with built ins. Large family 19.14 victory over Notre room. Many quality extras. Central air - Beau. helping find the, home that is right - for you! and John Jackson had a two Dame. John Boaz hit a three- bagger for the Phi Is. The mathematics program tifully decorated. $120,000. BEAUTIFUL THREE MILE DRIVE - (Room for run homer for Air Force, and concentrates on the bas i c New Director tennis court). Quality construction and detail. Brendan Keating and Mike The Red Legs'defeated the skills of addition, subtraction, 5766 WAYBURN Large family sized lot. Ample room for all ac- Summers doubled. Tom Ro. Yankees, 7-2, as Keith Ko- multiplication and division on At Bon Secours Immaculate Brick Bungalow near Outer Drive. tivities. Classic English design. Many extras. mine and Keith Jodway had valcik outlasted Dave Spind. the fourth through s i Kt h Living room, fireplace, dining room, two bed- leI', Frank Hennessy, Koval. Pewabic tile features ... 3 family hedrooms plus doubles for Notre Dame. grade levels. Seventh and John H. Tatum has been ' rooms, glassed and screened porch. Big Kitchen, cik and Scott Moehring col- eighth grade students will a private 3 room wing. 3 car attached garage. Navy defeated Michigan named executive director of new furnace, central air, new roof. Fenced yard. Tool house. All covered by a substantial slate lected extra base hits for the study decimals, percentages, Extras. Reduced to $22,900. State, 4-3. Joe Page and Red Legs. Spindler hit two Bon Secours Hospital. The roof. $175,000. Sterling Maury hit triples integers and abstract mathe- appointment was recently an- doubles and Michael Snow a matical concepts. WORK IN LUXURY LARGE FAMILY ... needing a special Center Hall for Navy, while Duff Bersch. double for the Yankees. nounced by Robert L. Han' 2100 sq. ft. of beautifully decorated, carpeted Colonial which has everything you need to pro- back had three singles for * • • Each course requires one non Jr., chairman of the and well arranged offices. Especially suitable vide your family with comfortable living every Michigan State. The tying GP WOODS.SHORES hour in class and one hour board of trustees. for doctors, attorneys, accountants, mfg. reps., day? This could very well be the one you've been run was forced out at home By steven Rusing of supervised s t u d y. Stu- Presently, . Mr. Tatum is etc. Can be two suites. waiting for! Total of 6 bedrooms, 4th baths, plate. by Navy to end the dents are g i ve n standard serving as administrator of library, solarium, games room, etc .... If you'd game. The A's edged the. Tigers, achievement tests upon en. the Katherine Shaw Bethea like to be the second owner of this proud home, In National League action 8-7, on Wednesday, May 10. tering which determine each Hospital and Medical Arts WILLIAM J. CHAMPION & CO. call us today. $145,000. on Wednesday, May 10, the In the sixth inning Paul individual program. Center in Dixon, Ill. Pirates downed the Giants, Ciaravino knocked in the 102 KERCHEVAL 8-2. Steve Carrier and Paul deciding run. Joe Cueter of Courses for grades four With a Master's Degree in Rentz again matched home the A's kept the Tigers busy through 12 run from June Hospital Administration from 884-5700 runs for the Pirates, and Stu going three-for-three with a 19 through July 28, Monday Washington University in St. Whitney hit a triple and triple. Craig Cappas of the through Friday, from 8 a.m. Louis, Mr. Tatum has been BUYI NG OR SELL!NG - ORl'AND Carrier, a double. Jim Ar- Tigers scored twice and to 12:15 p.m. Tuition for one associated with the hospital CALL A CHAMPION nold had a home run for the knocked in a run. course is $150 and for two consulting firm of A. T. • • HEARTY Giants. In other games around courses, $250. Kearney and Co. of Chicago, Sally Clarke Penny LedUe Ill., the Parma General Hos- ~ CIt'HAUUH\. The Dodgers topped the Ghesquiere Park, the first The academic classes for Ann Dingeman Evelyne Rupp pital in Parma, 0., and the Braves, 5-4. place Orioles ambushed the grades nine through 12 are Dorothy Healy Jean Wakely Presbyterian Medical Center Indians, 10-5. The game be- tutorial in nature and are ShirIIlY Kennedy Mary Walsh 395 FISHER ROAD TU 6-3800 The Red Legs defeated the in Denver, Colo. Lorraine Kirchner Cardinals, 16-1. The Red tween the Twins and Yank- designed to strengthen weak MEMBERS OF GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE BOARD Mr. Tatum is a Fellow of Catherine Champion, Broker Legs had a home run by Joe ees was cancelled. areas or give students the Sharp, two triples by George The Braves silenced the opportunity to make up a .the American College of Member of the Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board Nemeh and do ubI e s by Phillies' bats, 5.1, on Thurs- failing grade. Hospital Administrators. He has served as a member of Robert Thill, Richard Waller day, May 11. Tom Spezia and Each course requires one and Jim Bedsworth. the board of directors of the Craig Engel combined for a hour of class time and one Illinois Hospital Ass'n., as FIRST OFFERING In Minor League action, three hitter. John Matouk hour of supervised study. co-chainnan of the Illinois Ohio State shut out Indiana, tripled in two runs. Engel The courses available are Hospital Ass'n. Shared Serv- 16-0. Joe Younes had a home and John' Shields both had Algebra I and II; Plane ices Committee and is a past- run for Ohio State. TAPPAN & ASSOCIATES two hits and knocked in a Geometry, English, French president of the lllinois Hos- Purdue downed Minnesota, run. Mike Lee of the Phillies I, II and III; Spanish I, II ptal Ass'n., Region lA. 16-9. Jon Meyers had a home doubled and was sacrificed and Ill; and Latin I and II. Of ,. run and Greg Pettengill, a to third and scored on a Admission to the Advanc- Mr. Tatum also is a mem- 6~ double for Minnesota. Ted ground out by Phil Garner. ed Credit Program is highly ber of the regional board of LOOK FORWARD TO SUMMER in this prestigious McDormott; CraiC'Vogt'" and "'...In ~ollie~ Nat10naf League'l selective a~d' offers one fu~1 Comprehensive Health Plan- custom built home with 5 large bedrooms, 3 full Scott Walker had doubles for games that evening the Reds year .of high school credIt ning of Northern IllinOIS, baths, 3 half baths, design'ell wltli the executive Purdue. edged the Dodgers, 1-0, on a and,. 10 some cases, college as well as the review board of the Northern Illinois in mind. EKc1usive location, large formal, step On Thursday, May 11, the home run by John Menzo, credit. Foundation for Medical Care. down living room, dining room and gracious Yankees beat the Indians, while the Cubs squeaked by I Introductory P h y sic a I family room with oak pegged floors; 3 fireplaces; 7-3. Larry Law had a double the Pirates, 7-6. Science, from June 12. to A native of Wichita Falls, attached garage, sprinkler system. Shown by and two singles for the In- July 28, is designed to pro- Tex., he is married and has appointment only. dians, and Robert Smith and vide a sound foundation for two children. Steve Antonson each had 45 CRESTWOOD - OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. f u t u r e physics, chemistry three singles for the Yank- Dunce Program SUBSTANTIAL PRICE REDUCTION - The and biology courses. Comple- ON YOUR OWN most prestigious executive Grosse Pointe Shores ees. Slated at NHS tion carries a full year's The Senators downed the credit at the eighth and It's your privilege to make Ranch a\vaits you!- Decorator perfect, immaculate all your own decisions, but White Sox, 12-3. Evan Lint- ninth grade levels. Tuition condition, 3 bedrooms, 1112 baths, family room, In 1969, Jaeki Sorensen don't expect your friends to ONE FLOOR LIVING-GROSSE POINTE SHORES vedt doubled for the Sena- is $225. huge rec room, central air conditioning, large Ranch with the right traffic pattern, large living created a dance program help you out if you get into landScaped lot; assumable mortgage PLUS 7% % tors, and Beau Kelly and room, full formal dining room, large family room, 2 Eric Greiner for the White that took the place of jog- Physics, from June 12 to trouble. interest PLUS immediate occupancy. What more full baths. This d~luxe home awaits your inspection. ging. She called it Aerobic could you want? Only to satisfy YOURSELF by Sox. The Orioles scored 24 runs Dancing . . . and six people ' making it your special home. Call now. arrived at the first class. OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-5:00 in the fourth inning to defeat Nine years later, over 25,000 TRULY A DREAM HOME - In perfect condition Hie Athletics, 30-2. Paul 869 LAKESHORE ROAD - Center entrance people are keeping fit while in the Fanns with two large bedrooms down Hawk hit two home runs for CITY OF colonial, excellent floor plan, double closets in having fun through Aerobic with two baths, lovely bedroom and bath up- the Athletics' only scure. Ted each bedroom, family room with wet bar, Flor- Dancing. stairs, large living room, dining room, breakfast ida room, attached garage, modern kitchen, cir- Centers tripled for the Ori- room, heated garage, Please call and make an cular drive. Early occupancy and well priced. ole~. She will be coming to the I ~fn!l!lr 'ntutr 1J1aftU!l appointment to see this beautiful home. The rest of the schedule area on Friday, May 19, to was rained out. dance with some of her in. MICHIGAN FIRST OFFERING YES, WE HAVE IT - A heautifully maintained structors and students in a 3 bedroom, starter home located in a prime area near Ranch featuring a super kitchen, a large family • • • two and a half hour Aerobic Grosse Pointe, garage, gas forced air heat, priced in FARMS MAJORS room plus a paneled library, central air condi- Dancing "Dance-In" at North tioning and an attached 2 car garage on a well the lower twenties. By Larry Doyle High School, 707 Vernier NOTICE OF HEARING landscaped 42x155 lot make this home the one COMMERCIAL BUILDING - Prsent owner occupant The Farms Majors opened road, at 7:30 p.m. The pub- to call on today. is interested in a sale and lease back arrangement. the 1978 season on Saturday, lic is welcome to attend and I This opportunity offers a good net return for the April 29. with the Indians there's no admission fee. ZONING BOARD YOU ARE INVITED TO VISIT this lovely 4 bedroom, outlasting the Tigers, 15-9. serious investor. 3 bath New Orleans Colonial custom built by Ross Kovanda was the win- Aerobic Dancing is a com- Frank Wilberdine in 1966. Many, many special NEFF ROAD FLAT - FOR LEASE - Lower flat ning pitcher. Bill Cleland had plete program of physical I OF APPEALS features are included, such as a view of the lake on Neff, between St. Paul and Maumee. Three bed- four hits for the Indians, fitness. Dances are choreo. I from almost every room, utility room on first rooms, living room with natural fireplace, formal while Anthcny Eugenio pick- graphed to strengthen the I floor, oversized 2% car garage and a spacious, dining room, well planned kitchen with dishwasher, I ed up three hits for the heart and lungs, improve warm family room with pegged floors, beamed circulation, increase energy Notice is herby given that the Zoning Board of disposal, rcfrigerator and stove, June 1st occupancy .. I Tigers. Appeals will meet in the City Hall at 90 Kerby Road, ceilings, floor to ceiling bookshelves and cup- The Yankees beat the Red and tone the figure. $475 1I10nth, I Grosse Pointe Farms, on boards and a built in wet bar. A lovely home Legs, 7 - 4, as John Kulka to relax and enjoy, enjoy ... William G. Adlhoch William R. McBrearty stmck out 11 batters, Rich- Monday, June 5, 1918 Katherinc H. Stephenson James P. Fabick ard Suhrheinrich homered SUlluuer COIU"SC EXCELLENT INVESTMENT RETURN - GOOD M. Lee Hennes John D. Hoben, Jr. LOCATION - we are proud to show this beauti- and Charlcy Snow tripled at B:OOP.M. to hear the appeal of Mr. Frank Bromley, Julie Doel1c fully maintained income property in Grosse for the Yanks. Eric Doelle Set at Austin owner of the premises located at 96 Mapleton Road, Pointe Park. Priced at only $31,900. Call for more and Keith Kovalcik tripled from the denial of the Building Department to issue infonnation. for the Red Legs. The Phils Austin Cat h 0 lie Prep a Permit for the construction of a new family room edged the Pirates, 4.2. as School, 18300 East Warren to the rear of his home at the foregoing address. Such Crow and Jim Huminski com. avenue, Detroit, will offer a Permit issuance was denied for reason that: Tl\PPAN & ASSOCIATES bined for the win. Kevin complete summer school pro- Simon and Kevin Becker hit gram beginning next month. 1. The residence located on the foregoing prem- ises is non-conforming for reason that it doubles for the Pirates. The program will be open During the week of May 1, to all students from clemen- projects into the required open side yard space in violation of the provisions of Article the Pirates defeated the In. tary gra dcs th roug h h'Igh dians. 15.5. David Dysert school. Credit and non.crcdit XIII, Section 1300 of the City's Zoning Or- dinance, and in accordance with the provi- was thc winning pitcher as courses will be given to the Pirates picked up 17 hits. strC'ngthen a stud('nt's skills sions of Article XV, Section 1502 Item 4-A The Phils beat the Yankees. of the City's Zoning Ordinance. no structure 16845 KERCHEVAL, in The Village 7.4, with Billy Crow thc and to allow early gradua. may be enlarged or stmcturally altered un- winning pitcher, John Kulka tion for high school juniors. less a variance is granted. homered and doubled for the Registration and the first 884-6200 882-5200 I losel's. Bil! Crow doubled day of classes will be 1\lon. 2, The proposed addition of a family room to and triplcd tn help his own day, June 19. Course offer. the rear of the home located at the foregoing ings include all lcvels of i address further infringes upon minimum reo --- I cause. I quired open rear yard space of 30 feet, leav- I The Red Lcgs beat the English, Review of Gram'l I TIgers, 15.2. Fifteen was the mar. Theater History, all: ing a rear yard of 20 feet, and upon minimum magic number again as the levels of Math. Review of: required side yard space of four feet, leaving BUYING OR SELLING Indians beat the Phils 15.B Elrmentary Math, World I a side y,ard of three feet, and thereby reo with Ross Kovanda homer: History and U.S, History. I quiring a variance from the provisions of ing and Toby Higbie going I ?overnm('nt. al,1 levels of.1 Article XIII, Section 1300 of the City's Zon- four-for.four for the Indians. french. Accountmg I and II. I ing Ordinance. A HOME? , On Saturday. May 6, the Business. Law. Economies.! The Hearing will be public. Interested property i Piratcs took the Red Legs, Consu~:>r s Mat.h, TYPIng I owners or residcnts of the City are invited to attend. I 9.4. as Rick .Tones struck out ann BIOlogical SCiences. : I 12 and walked only on('. Thc Austin Prcp is accrrditen' Richard G. Solak Contact Yankees edged thc Tigers, I by the Univers.ity of Michi. City Clerk and Secretary B.6. Richard Hunt did not gan and the North Central Zoning Board of Appeals allow the Yanks a hit but Ass'n. walked 11 to lose a tough Further information may A Member Broker Today! de cis ion. Hans Brieden b(' obtained by cal1inJ.] 881. GPN 5r"lB178 homered for the Tigers. 5531.

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Thursday. May 18. 1978 Page Sixt.en GROSSE POINTE NEWS (irosse I>ointe ~evvs Bless You, Pa Edisonl Woods Flower Sale Saturday Marigolds - Lemon Drop. Published, Weekly By Robert B. fUgar This is a pat on the back for Detroit Edison. Members of the Woods Beautification Commission Golden Boy and Fiesta, $6.50 D/B/A An/eebo Publishers Just before the big snows started late last fall, are hoping for a "Sunny per flat. crews of this utility company appeared on the scene Saturday" on May 20 when OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT where a new house was being built on the corner Impatiens, (Elfin), and the group holds its flower Begonias, $9 per flat. 99 KERCHEVAL AVE. of Jefferson avenue and Lincoln road. They return- sale on the front lawn of the Commission member Jean Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan 48236 ed day after day until they had completed tunneling municipal building, 20025 By Pat Rousseau Second Class Poslage Paid al Delroil. Michigan under Lincoln road .nd digging a trench half way Mack avenue, beginning at Rice notes that the Elfin down the block, parallel to the sidewalk and laying 9 a.m. variety of Impatiens "is a Classified Adl'ertising & Subscriptions 882.6900 very superior variety and Special Purchase . . . new If any flats are left over Display Advertising, 882.3500 • Editorial 882.0294 cables through the whole excavation. much sought after." pretty potted silk plants apd Suddenly they were gone, and the snows came or if a downpour occurs on flowers including violets, dog- and obliterated the ugly scars they had created. The Saturday. the commission Based upon recent council wood and poppies are on sale for action, 50 percent of the seemingly perpetual snows also wiped out the curi- has set aside Sunday, May $5 at Seasons of Paper, 115 Ker- 21, for the event. proceeds will be used toward ;~~:: osity we had about what had been going on and the defraying the cost of bedding cheval. "C'u L"'''' The following flowers will reason for this strange operation. be sold: and plant material in the FULLY PAID CIRCULATION Then came a southern vacation trip, when the city, while the other 50 per- • Pet u n i as - Old Glory, A Unique Straw Handbag ... shaped like Member Mich. Press Associalion and National Edilorial Assoc. snows still covered The Pointe landscape. When we White Cascade, Viva, Pink cent will be used toward returned, this disguise had melted away. It was Magic. Red Baron, Coral supporting the development a fishing creel with canvas shoulder strap time for annual spring yard cleanup, and there were Cascade. Sky Cascade and of the Veterans Memorial is new at The Greenhouse, 117 Kercheval. ROBERT B EDGAR " EDITOR and PUBLISHER Other bags in navy, tan and natural colors are ,ADVERTISING MANAGER those ugly scars, even more prominent now because Burgundy, $6.50 per flat. Parkway. WILLIAM ADAMO also shown in the new collection ... 881-6833. )OANNE BURCAR '" CLASSIFIED MANAGER of the abnormal ground heaving which winter CREDIT MANAGER weather produces. JANET Mt 'ELLER ,FEA TURE. SOCIETY EDITOR We called Detr9it Edison and asked if anything • ANN IX' ALLACE ...... ,SOCIETY was to be done about repairing the damage which Maria Dinon ... received a new shipment ROG ER A IX' AliA , , ' , , . NEWS EDITOR had been inflicted. With great courtesy we were of Malia of Hawaii specially designed cotton )AMES J. N)AIM ' , , , , , , , , , ' , .. , , , , , , , ,NEWS print fashions. It includes sun dresses, long connected with the proper department, our com-: SUSAN McDONALD, ' """""'" EDUCATION. NEWS dresses for patio parties, separate skirts and plaint was patiently heard, our name and address MARY LORIMER, ' " "" "', .. ,",. ADVERTISING tops. All are very nicely priced. There is also taken and assurance given that we would be called PAT ROUSSEAU, "", ...... ,,, ...... ADVERlISINt. a good selection of other cotton separates and CHARLES DICKSON, , " """"""" ADVERTISING upon wi thin the next few days. PHYLLIS NEAL ' , .' .' """"'. ADVERTISING Not more than three days later the doorbell short cocktail dresses from many many de- )0 MULHERIN, ,"""""""" CLASSIFIED SUPERVISOR rang and we were confronted by a delightful gen- signers at 11 Kerche.val. DOROTHY SCH1MANSKY .. , .,', CLASSIfiED ADVERTISING tleman named Mike, who reported he had looked TAMMY POLK., ... ".,."""" . CLASSifIED ADVERTISING over the whole situation and the company would • ANNE MULHERIN ", .. ,,',' '" CLASSifIED ADVERTISING Entertaining Ideas ... for )ANET WHEATLEY"""" """ CLASSifIED ADVERTISING take care of putting everything back in shape. And patio and. porch at the League FRAN BACHA, .. , .. , , , .. , , , . , ' , , , ,CIRCULATION MANAGER did we prefer seeding or sodding? Shop, 98 Kercheval, include DOLORES F1KANY .. ,'.,' .. ,,', ... , .... , ... , . CIRCULATION It was then that my curiosity was again aroused plastic serving trays, salad and I questioned Mike about the project. When he .7.'WEEK" bowls, little tiered boxes in explained that they were simply connecting up , rainbow colors, GPA Conducts Baseball Camp power for the new home, I was incredulous. Why Grosse Pointe Academy session, which will be held in the world would they have to tunnel under a i • athletic director Peter Mar. from 9 a.m. to 12 noon, will street and dig another trench half a block long? . _ The Sign of The Mermaid. rocco, B ish 0 p Gallagher, feature baseball for boys There must be a closer connection. : Will L-AAft you 1110-"1- 010 ... has a beautiful new look. . • coach James Bresciami and ages eight to 12. The alter. "Of course. But that would have endangered, i ~""I" '. :.;;) We love the Garden Room. We coach Jack Wachter from noon session from 1 to 4 p.m. and perhaps destroyed eight trees," was Mike's ex- : ' ~,~,, ' " ' , " found perfect graduation gifts . Saint Paul's will conduct two is for girls eight to 17 inter. planation. We car~fully scrutinized th.e other side I • ';« ""'h"I"8eleetWf"": '/f ~ as well as great in stock wed- . . baseball camps sessions from ested in softball. A second of the street, and It was perfectly ObVIOUS.On our I • 'x""'/";', '';;'';&7 ding presents at 75 Kercheval. - June 19 to 23 and June 26 boys baseball session from si~e a numbE;r of elms had been l?st to ,Dutch Elm ~ >;,;IH_, ';;;':'~ to 30 for the Metropolitan June 26 to 30 will be con. DIsease and there was a much wlder rIght-of-way" . .... '. "" • Youth Baseball Camp on the ducted from 9 a.m. to 12 for. the new cable. And all of the eight trees on the ' .' 'j""O "/ From Charlie To You ... all two playing fields of the noon for ages 13 to 17. in a handy travel bag for $5. Grosse Pointe Academy, 171 For further information, other side were magnificent elms. Bless you, Pa Edison! The 5 items are Charlie Soap, Lakeshore road. call 777-3002 or 886-1221. Body Silk Perfumed Powder, The staff will work with Body Silk Foam Bath, Body each camper developing and Silk Moisturizer, and Charlie improving hitting, pitching, I base running, catching, field- Letters to the Editor Cologne at Trail Apothecary, ing and other aspects of the 121 Kercheval. game. ~ pitching machine will To the Editor: credits. everyone of which our knowledge has grown, ]!i~~, • assist coaches an~ players I feel increasingly uneasy must, of course, increase but also our morals have The Book Shelf windows are displaying whe.n arm~ get tired .and with the neverending fiscal both the deficit and the debt. improved-and I think they some excellent biographies of women as well du~ng .ramy day .sessl~ns irresponsibility of the ma- They increase welfare pro- have improved. ENTIRE STOCK of as the latest in jigsaw puzzles ... art by Gus- which Will be held In Saint jority of both political par. grams, education programs I am more and more im- tav Klimt and M.C. Escher. Paul's gym, 170 Grosse ties to' inflation and health programs. pressed, the last few years, Pointe boulevard. They vote ov~rwhelmingly They recognize every na- with the need of specifically, including "limited' govern- ATHLETIC SHOES At the end of the week to increase defense spend. tional need except the need SKINNED ALlVE FUTURE TENSE each player will receive a ing, start new pension pro. to pay our bills. ment" as indispensable in thorough evaluation report. grams and revenue.sharing Our principles teach us any true concept of liberty. The hum a n goose gets A procrastinatc.:r plays it The June 19 to 23 morning pro g ram s, increase tax thnt, in a free society, fami. Our liberty is made up, in cooked in a jackpot-grows by ear - he puts off until action, of a thousand speci- 10% off more f eat her s and gets tomorrow what he's already their own plans of medical fic liberties. Men ~eldom plucked again. put off today. .***************** ..,lies should be free to tailor lose their liberty all at once. care, that individuals should .. All-Alum-anum ~ be primarily responsible for Mod ern Americans have their own health and that been losing their liberties .. _ * o'lle ~y one over the last 35 .JIt Securaty Screens ~ aoyernme~t.s., ~ro~r role years. { SAFE FLUE ~ should be limited to the How better to spend an .. P t t Y H public health and the public Chimney Sweep ~ ro ec our orne .....safety - to providing pure evening than to share ideas! ~ ~ water and preventing the on liberty with a friend, be. cause they like you and reo reg. $28 18 Chimney Fires in the .. POINTE SCREEN & SASH, INC. * :~~::.d of contagious dis. spect your ideas. This is We should oppose a fed. liberty. Any Idea becomes Grosse Pointes last year ... * yours as you are exposed to t~C:91 MACK TU1-6130 * eral program that would it and accept it and practice could have been prevented it and can explain it to , wipeprofitable(J~. pri:vatea productiveenterprise,and **************'______:-. that would impose uniform- friends. Liberly-doing with by regular chimney cleaning ______., ity in the place of variety what is your own, among friends. The byproducts from the burning of wood or '. I CHICKEN * SHRIMP * RIBS II andmassivethat extensionwould resultof federalin a George S. Freeman, reg_ $24 reg. $30 coal - creosote and soot - are highly . I power into the most intimate Woods Councilman, , flammable and accumulate in the ~himney Of Briarcliff drive Thrifty Buckel of Chicken . ,'il1 on/,' $4.95 areas of everyday life. • • • causing the possibility of a SERIOUS FIRE. Shrimp Dinner ...... • til1 on/.. $3.95 The free marketplace is Ullage SHOES 'b DO ' j vital to our economic phil. To the Editor: RI mner ....•...... rill on/)' $5.95 osophy. As the candidates for elec- 17112 Kercheval, in the Village 881-1191 Phone' 881-5893 . I The greatest political prob- tion to the Grosse Pointe I lem facing the world today is Board of Education, the two the problem of how to curb of us differ on many issues. II Delicious Food However, we are in agree. ~ LoU' Pri('('.~ the oppressive power of gov- POINTE WHARF ernment, how to keep it with. ment that we want this cam. paign to be a positive one, ~ 18310 MACK 885.4453 885-4790 in reasonable bounds. We owe the fact that not only and one that is free of ru. mor, innuendo and untruths. To this extent, we want to Memberships available in. TWO put to rest the issue of where each of us stands in relation to the teachers' un- ion in Grosse Pointe. While we are both strongly TENNIS CLUBS committed to positive rei a: tions with the union, the teaching staff and the total school community, we have For the Price of One! agreed that neither of us will solicit the endorsement of the Grosse Pointe Educa. tion Association. nor will Enjoy the facilities of BOTH Lakeshore AND Wimbledon either of us accept any of- fers of financial aid to our The Glorious New Collection respective campaigns from such union. * J7 Courts * 3 Surfaces from St John Knits We have further pledged to each other that we will ELASTURF GRASSTEX OUTDOOR CLAY COURTS instruct our respective sup. porters not to participate in t!':~ spreading of any nega- tive rumors, and that we will conduct this campaign * RACQUETBALL * SQUASH * NURSERY The fresher neutrals. The softer on the issues and in a posi. textures. The fashions - dresses, suits, tive manner. Sincerely, jackets, ensembles - all beautifully * SAUNAS * WHIRLPOOLS * WEIGHT ROOM John M. Brucc. Jr" easy and elegant for the fall season. Jon B. Gandelot. Candidates for thc Come see al/ these exciting desirns Grosse Pointe. * HITTING ALLEY * SUNTAN ROOM when the collections are inforn;ally Board of Education modeled next Thursday" May 25th, TUNE IN AND TURN ON Lessons from the finest teaching staff in the midwest from 11 to 4 in our Fifth Avenue Shop. The radio industry was still in its early years when FOR INFORMATION - CALL Fall has never looked lovelier! the Electro Importing Com. pany of New York ran an ad for radio sets in the Janu. ary, 1906. issue of Scientific American. They promised a 776-6290 complete outfit including 774-1300 "one inch spark coil, balls. keys, cohcrer with auto co. herer and sounder. 50 ohm relay, 4 cell dry battery, send and catch wires, connectors, WIMBLEDON LAKESHORE instructions. drawings and a Tennis Hause range up to one mile." The Racquet Club cost was $7.50. The fascinat. 23125 Marter Rd. 20250 E. 9 Mile Rd. Saks Fifth Avenue, Detroit. Second at Lothrop ing development of the radio St. Clair Shores 48080 can be traced in the exhibits St. Clair Shores 48080 of the Communication~ Col. lection at Henry Ford Mu. seum. ------

I Thursday, May 18, 1978 GROSSE POiNTE NEWS Page Seventeen Award-Winning Grosse Pointe Artists DSO Women Give f~j" Golden Year Gift Check for $133,000 Is Presented at Annual Meet. ing in Mid-April to Robert B. Semple, Symphony President The annual meeting and luncheon of the Women's Association for the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, held April 21 at the Detroit Golf Club, marked the association's 50th anniversary, High- light of the event was presentation of a gift of WOMIN'S PAGIS $133,000 to Robert B. Semple, president of the De- troit Symphony, by Mrs. H. Wayne Nelson, associa- tion president. I This year's check rep- Richard W. Tucker, ( 1963- resents profits from spe- 64); Mrs. Arnold D. Lunger. From Anothel. Pointe' Shortandto cial projects conducted shausen, (1967.69); Mrs. by the Women's Associa- Thomas V. LoCicero. (19~9. . 71); Mrs. R. Alexander Wng- of View The Pointe tlOn on behalf of the ley (1971.73)' and Mrs. By Janet Mueller orchestra throughout. the Ha~ry W. Tayl~r, (1975.77); Named to the Dean's year, together WIt h and current president Mrs. Honor List for the taU term monies raised through Nelson, (1977-79). The flowers that bloom in the spring, (tra la!), at Madonna College were the sale of season tickets. Two special guest:; wcre are certainly doing their thing in and around Grosse Pointers CYNTHIA POLITO. Mr. Semple presented the Marius Fossenkemper and WICZ, a freshman Bio-Chem. Pointe this May. Photo by Irwin OI,ver Women's Association with a Valter Poole. both members If you don't believe me, take a run out to East. istry major, D I A N E L. plaque commemorating its of the DSO during the asso- HEAVNER, a freshman Ger- Posing at the entrance to the tional "Grosse Pointe Boulevard," 50th anniversary and recog. ciation's founding year: 1928. land Center where, in the Grand Court today and ontology major, and MARY Grosse Pointe War Memorial's new MICHAEL DERBYSHIRE, with his tomorrow, the Garden Club of Michigan's 1978 In. nizing th~ v~luable a~sistance !\Irs. Lungershausen chair. L. ALEY, a sophomore ma. Art Wing, where the Grosse Pointe best of show "Looking Up," and ROB- the associatIon has given the ed the event. vitational Flower Show and Exhibit is blooming. joring in Gerontology. Artists Association's 40th annual ex- ERT LAURIE, with his first place orchestra over the years. The . . Its theme is derived from the state motto: "If • • • hibit opened Saturday, May 6, with a sculpture "Eggs," (front row, left to plaque will be mounted on Returmng ~o office for t~e you seek a pleasant peninsula, look around you." Alma Call e g e, sopho- 2 to 4 o'clock tea for association mem- right), MRS. JAMES M. FISHER, the wall of the Ford Audi. 1978.79 mUSical year WIth torium lobby. 1\'1rs.N~lson are Mrs. Robert A look around will reveal exquisite arrange- more MARY EINHEUSER, bers, their families and friends, are with her achievement in d.esign "Cir- In addition. members of A. Gensch and l\Ir~. Ralz~. ments inspired by such local delights as the Meadow daughter of. MR. and MRS. this year's award-winners, (back c1es," MRS. JOHN SCHOENHERR, Brook Festival and Cranbrook, the Detroit Institute LEO EINHEUSER, of Allard the Women's Association mond B. Parker, vlce.presl' row, left to r i It h t), WILLIAM with her first place drawing "Wal- were the guests at a Kresge de~ts; !\Irs. Jos~ph Stern, Jr., of Arts, Belle Isle, the Cultural Center and the Zoo, road, is a member of the LORENZ, with his first place oil rus," and Oskar MLEJNEK, with plus a Horticultural Division featuring Potted percussion section of the Concert Sunday afternoon, assIstant recordm~ secretary; Alma College Kiltie Band "August Clouds-Montana," RICH- his achievement in oil and acrylics April 23 and at a cham. Mrs. Samuel Carman, corre- Plants, Specimens, Geraniums and a special Bonsai ARD REINS. with his best tradi- "Cherries and Forget-Me-Nots." pagne r~ception following sponding. secretary; . Mrs. Exhibit. that toured Michigan, Ohio and Illinois. the concert. in the Social John Frahck. t~e~surer: and Exhibit hours are noon to 9 today, 9.:30 to 6 to- Award-winners a b s e n t achievement in watercolor The show will run through Room of Ford Aurlitorium. Mrs. Robert ReiSIg. assistant morrow. General chairman is Mrs. Lawrence Got- • • • I MR. and MRS. JOHN AN- from ~he pict~re .are Mrs. for "Catastrophe" and Mrs. the month, until Tuesday, Women's Association mem- treasurer. . fredson, Jr., of Grosse Pointe boulevard. Co-chair- TON WIGMAN, of Royal Kathenne TraVIS,fust place ' . ber Mrs. Richard Schlitters Newly-elected officers are man is Mrs. Lloyd Marentette, of Notre' Dame water.color for "Sunrise on Fred Prudden, achIevement May 30, in the War Memo. took home a gold medallion Mrs. Charles W. Hester and Oak, 'announce the birth of Bavarian Hill sid e" and in drawing for "Cat," rial's Art Wing. avenue. their first child, a son, JOHN symbolizing the association's ~rs. Jo~n E. Young, Jr., * * * ANTON WIGMAN, JR., Golden Jubilee celebrations. vlce.presldents, ,. and ~Irs. Flowers for Christ Child Society March 24. Mrs. Wigman is pre avenue. Paternal grand- Western Michigan Univer- ter Dean's List at Michigan Honored guests included ~harles M. Encucott, record. Does your home need a splash of sunshine? the former LINDA MITCH. parents are MR. and MRS. sity presenting a concert Sat. Technological University was Women's Association past. mg secretary. urday, April 8, was JULIE JANET A. EDWARDS, Perhaps a touch of green? Pop over to The Village ELL, daughter of MRS. CAR- ANTON WIGMAN, of Royal presidents Mrs. Winfield S. Elected directors were MEN MITCHELL, of Beau. Oak. SCHNEIDER, daughter of daughter of MR. and MRS. Jewell, Jr., (1947-49); Mrs. Mrs. John T. McMullen, Mrs. and pop in at The Arrangement next Tuesday. • • • MR. and MRS. D.G. SCHNEI- D.A. EDWARDS,of Moorland Gunnar Karlstrom, (1949-51); William H. Bundesen, Mrs. Don Jensen has agreed to donate a percentage Among the 22-voicestudent DER, of Saint Clair avenue. drive, a freshman majoring Mrs. Warren B. Cooksey, Richard L. King, Mrs. Frank of all sales of fresh flowers, (c~nations are nice (1951.53); Mrs. Sidney E' A. Germack, Jr, and Mrs. Colony Town ensemble Treble Choir at • • • in Business Administration. I now), plants, hanging baskets, dried and fresh ~r- Named to the' wiilter quar. (Continued on Page 32) C hap i n, (1960-61);' Mrs. I Vollrad J. vonBerg. rangements and gift items sold that day to Chnst Club to Meet Child Society. Slate Unitarian (Continued on Page 32) The 43rd annual meeting of the Colony Town Club of Singles~Night Detroit and Cancer Loan Closet Foundation of Greater . A social hour at 8 o'clock Detroit is scheduled for next will open the Grosse Pointe Wednesday, May 24, at 11:30 Unitarian Singles' meeting o'clock at the Detroit Golf Sunday evening, May 21, at Club. the Grosse Pointe Unitarian / The committee for the Church in Maumee avenue. luncheon, chaired by Mrs. E. Jim Gibson will present Stephen Gurdjian, includes a travelogue at 9 on his re- Miss Grayce Cruikshank and cent trip to Cuba. Further / the Mesdames Phillip R. information may be obtain. Flanders, Carl H. Schulte, ed by calling Martha Shu- This Is • smile. H. Philip Schuyler and Gor- maker, 777-4816, or Nell OU. , ""9..J~Q'__ ~." ._."n~' ..WI> ...... ,tt>eY- ... - our d"JIl~_-.-~'-'.'.., .'- . ver" eea-s1.8O~'L:~ '.~ _:. - . . salon. We don't change their IIV8S, but we do change their looks and o~en theIr outlooks. Their hair shines and sparkles and shapes up beautifully. And they .feeJ Poin(e' sPear Trees .A.bloom that something marvetous that only a simply marvelous hair-do can make a female feel. If you'd like to leave a At long last, the flowering ner of Three Mile drive and beauty salon 'wearlng a smile o~ your face, see us. trees and shrubs that make East Jefferson avenue. Some We speCialize In putting one there. spring in Grosse Pointe es- of the sturdiest still stand pecially beautiful are burst. near the corners of Jeffer. ing into bloom. son and Bishop, Yorkshire Look closely at that fruit and Bedford roads. BART EDMOND tree's lacy veil of pure white An allee, children of these flowers . . . you may - es- older trees, decorates the HAIR. SKIN AND MAKE-UP SALON pecially if the tree stands Woodland place garden of SHORES SHOPPING CENTER - 13 Mile near Jefferson or Lakeshore the Alexander Wie,ners. 31065 HARPER AVENUE - 296-3660 - be 0 b s e r v in g an Old The original pears, plant- EVENING HOURS French Pear Tree, probably ed by the farmers of the unique to our area .. past two centuries, were Look for a dark trunk pro I if i c and long.lived, twisting in a gradual spiral, reaching heights of 50 feet CONTINlJING' and branches reaching up- or more, but today that ward. variety is not to be found. Original old French trees Anyone care to try tn grow in front of the his~oric propagate a Young French Wardwell house on the cor. Pear? elearaneeI

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...... ,'( I Page Eighteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 18, 1978 Society News Gathered' from' the Pointes Plan to Wed in December The Allan J. Tobins, Bride-Elect Tobin-Fitzpatrick Troth Told A December 30 wedding a Bachelor of Arts degree is being planned by Carolyn in Social Work and Psychol- . ,'~j Kay Martin and Raymond ogy from Michigan State John VandeGiessen whose en. University. Rites Celebrated gagement has been announc- Her fiance, son of Virginia . ed by her parents, Mr. and McGowen, of Richland, and Bride's Duehesse Veil Is a Family Heirloom, Worn Mrs. George Marlin, of Ro. Ronald VandeGiessen, of Kal. land road. amazoo, was graduated from by Five Generations: Her Wedding Gown The bride.elect was grad. Was Originally Worn by Her Mother uated from Grosse Pointe Gull Lake High S~hool and North High School and holds is attending Hope College. . Sett.ing for the wedding of Patricia Leonard Fltzpatnck and Allan James Tobin Saturday, ADK's Sigma Chapter Elects New Officers March 18, was the Grosse Pointe Academy Chapel. The Sigma Chapter of president. Other officers are The 4 o'clock rites at which Father Richard Bass Alpha Delta Kappa interna. Frances Steinhart and Mary presided were followed by a reception at the Coun- tional honor society for Tisdale, corresponding and try Club of Detroit. ------women in education, which recording secretaries, re- The bride, daughter of Honor attendant Donna ., numbers among its members spectively, Betty Seliady, Mrs. Elizabeth Leonard Hume and bridesmaids San- > Pointers Betty Garr, Ann treasurer, Jane Williams, Fitzpatrick, of Rivard dra Webber, Bridget Sulli- CAROL ANN SWENS~ Photo by Roger Fitch Helm, Lorraine Reno, Dr. chaplain, and Alice Hanson, boulevard and Leo van, Mrs. Leon Jones, Jr., and Patrick Dean _Murphy The engagement of CON'- Greta Angus, Melba Castle sergeant.at.arms. James Fit~patrick, Jr., of and Cynthia Dillon wore whose engagement has been STANCE ELI Z A BETH and Mary White, elected ADK's. purpose is to pro. Oak Park, w 0 r e her ~resses of eme~ld green announced by her parents, FITCH and Jeffrey Lewis Marianne Majewski president mote education and serve mother's ivory satin ed' Jersey, sty~ed WIth cowl, Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Swen. Markwick has been an- for 1978-80 at its March altruistic purposes. In Mich- ' w halter neckbnes. ski, of Windmill Pointe drive, meeting. igan, it supports the Mich. dmg gown. h' d . k nounced by her parents, Mr. Princess style, with a ca- T ey ~arrle pin roses are planning a July 1 wed' , and Mrs. Roger H. Fitch, of Dr. Angus was chosen vice- igan Kidney Foundation. thedral train it featured an and baby s-breath and wore ding. Washington road. A Septem- overlay of l~ce circling the wr~aths. of baby's-breath in 'Miss Swenski was grad- ber wedding is planned. shoulders and extending in theIr haIr. uated from Grosse Pointe The bride - elect, grand- two panels to the front hem. Mr. Tobin, son of Mr. and University SChooland attend. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. You are invited to line. Mrs. Donald Tobin, o~ Neff ed Wayne Slate and Eastern Ferris H. Fitch, of Merri. L... LaU ...... Michigan Universities. . A lace Juliet cap held the road, asked Joseph MJra~le weather road, is a Grosse follow the dotted line to . delicate Duchesse lace veil to act as best man. Mr. Murphy, son of Mrs. Pointe South High School the wild, wild world of that had been worn by the U she r I n g were David Jack Murphy, of Warren, and alumna, currently majoring f former Miss Fitzpatrick's G run e w a I d, Christopher the late Captain Murphy, Marriage vows were spoken at a late after- in Music Performance at maternal grandmother, Mrs. Grow, Leon Jones, Jr., and USAF, is an alumnus of Paul Wayne State University .• William Rust Pierce, and Charles Pagel. K. Cousino High SChool and noon ceremony Saturday, March 18, in the Grosse ~~~' five generations of the fam. Flower girl was Kimberly Eastern Michigan University. Pointe Academy Chapel by PATRICIA LEON- Mr. Markwick, son of Mr. I He is an engineer with Kem- ARO FITZPATRICK, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth and Mrs. John P. Markwick, LILLY PULITZER OF ily. Jones. Ring bearer was of Clawson, was graduated lawn Corporation. Leonard Fitzpatrick, of Rivard boulevard, and BLOOMFIELD HILLS, INC. ~eOae~~oDDbOObbdbDOOOODOOOOOOooooooo'oo' from Clawson High School,1 51 Wesl Long Lake Rd. Leo James Fitzpatrick, Jr., of Oak Park, and Mr. attended Wayne State Uni- Bloomlleld HIlls. MI 48013 "" :'\.) - -- --.. (313) 645.1790 4 :l;) 7: Christopher Jones. Tobin, son of the Donald Tobins, of Neff road. versity and is presently em- ~h(.'\.(,,~-- The mother of the bride ------ployed by Grinnell's. ~~ ~ ~ T1 'G) 7~ ~ tt .'iirrt 1 ~ wore a long gown of green 'v :;.' ~ 7'1 ~ .r-.- ell R.: ¥/ ..- and pink noral chiffon, high- Michael Boyer Claims Bride 16925 Harper " '/ 885-00 -94 necked and featuring long, full sleeves. The bridegroom's Saint Christopher's Episco- Beach, Fla. mother's formal length gown pal Church was the setting Linda M. Cameron was her STORE WIDE CLEARANCE. SALE of peach jersey was fash. Saturday, May 13, for the sister's honor matron. Brides- ALL INVENTQRY DRASTICALLY REDUCED ioned with a seml-blouson morning wedding of Susan maids were Kathleen Mouw, bodice. Mary Zlck and Michael Wills Margaret Mutch and Kim- Boyer. berly Flynn. Flower girl was She is the daughter 'Of Mrs. Alison Boyer. Frederick P. Zick, of Detroit, Best man was Michael Fashion Coiffures For Fashion Styling and the late Mr. Zick. He is Loomis. Guests were seated the son of Mr. and Mrs. by Mar tin Boyer, John Francis P. Boyer, of Ven- Loomis, Frederick' Hamel, R es. 1e~~ 3/f3-ObIO Magic Mirror Coiffures dome road. Thomas Mulroy, Kirt Mosher The 11 o'clock rites at and Michael Cameron. which The Reverend William Featuring Precision Haircutting, blow Ueber presided were fol- l~wed by a reception at the Open Thursday and Friday evenings drying for both men and women Hyatt Regency, Dearborn, after which the newlyweds Open Evenings Mon.- Tues.-Wed. left to vacation at Whitn,y 2:00 P.M. til 9:00 P.M. Appointments Only First Academic Introducing the new shape in your 22215 Greater Mack, Interlude Ends .future:';;';s. Skinny'Waist@ by' Smoothie@. A thin, clever St. Clair Shores Ten Grosse.--Pointe women have completed Academic underliner of stretchy Antron@ III 772-4545 Interlude, the program for nylon/Lycra@ spandex that does women initiated last fall by the University of Michigan wonderful things for your figure. Extension service at its De- It gently moulds your waist and troit Center in the Rackham Building. . the seamless cups are underwired Jude Huetteman, coordina- for extra support. In beige, 50urnierr tor, explained A cad e m i c Inbirlude to anyone inter- 34-40 B, C, 0 sizes. ested Monday, May 15, at the A. Bodysuit stvl~, $26. Rackham Building from 12:30 B. Bodybriefer style, $22. :Jul"niiure & Carpel Co. 'J to 1:30 o'clock and will reo peat her explanation at Uni- Discuss your figure requirements versity Liggett School Wed- nesday, May 24, from 9:45 with Smoothie

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Panhellenie: Tea Honors Tri-Sigma's President Set Kappa Alpha Theta' I Church Women to Take Trip So r 0 r it y women from celebrate the 25th anniver- Alumnae Group Meeting The women of the Grosse prepared by Lydia Group. G~sse Pointe. and the De- sary of the Beta Tau Chapter Poi n t e Congregational/ The bus will return to the trolt metropolitan area gath. of Sigma Sigma Sigma at the Kappa Alpha Theta Alum. American Baptist Church church between 3:30 and 4 ered Saturday, April 29, to University of Detroit. nae Club Group I will meet will meet Tuesday, May 23, in the afternoon. mee~ and welcome Helen A silver ann i v e r sa r y next Wednesday, May 24, at at 9:30 in the morning in the ~arle Egg~rt Snyder, na. brunch was held April 30 at 1 o'clock in the Hawthorne church parking lot, where All women of the church tl~nal ~resldent of Sigma Dearborn Inn, The anni. road home of Mrs. Leonard they will board a bus to are invited to participate, Sigma Sigma, .at .an afternoon versary of Tri-Sigma was also Slowin. Mrs. Joseph G. Black, travel to the Detroit Baptist and may register by signing ~ea at the Clalrvlew road res. observed, honoring the soror. Jr., chairman, invites all Summer Camp in Lapeer. up at the church or calling Idence of Ire!1e Kaczmarek. ity's founding at Longwood new Thetas in the area to The program is a day in the church by tomorrow, Rel!resentatlv.es of the Met. College, Farmville, Va., 80 call 884-6989 for reservations the sun, looking over the Friday, May 19. Cost is $2 ropohtan Detroit Panhellenic years ago. and other details. camp, and a picnic lunch per person, including lunch. Council and Tri.5igma Alum. Barbara Welsh, president nae Chapter members were of the Grosse Pointe East among the guests. Alumnae of Tri.Sigma .. and Mrs. Snyder has served other chapter me m b e r s Tri-Sigma continuously since served as hostesses at the graduation from the Uni. Panhel1enic Tea. \ versity of Wisconsin, as pres. Among tho s e attending ident for the past nine years were Ginny Brown, of Fair. - but she's also found time holme road, ,",ynri DeCorte, to sing in her church choir, of Notre Dame avenue, Vio- \ teach, work in her husband's lenda Nelson, of Washington ~~~'~. business, be act i vein a road, 5 h a r 0 n Prince, of ~ . \- ... ",,' Ladies Guild and raise three Broadstone road and Kate Renowned children. SChuch, of Littlestone road. Her civic mindedness has Pointers representing their International earned her recognition as respective sororities we r e Mil w auk e e Pan hellenic's Eileen Church, Sigma Kappa; Fashiofl Designer Woman of the Year and a Anne Gerow, Chi Omega; .University of Wisconsin Dis. Harriet Kamm, Delta Zeta; tinguished Alumni Service Sallie Remus, Gamma Phi; t.lh_ Award. and Pat Wilson, Alpha Dmi. Bon Secours Celebrity S e r i e s five celebrity/lectures, at either the THEA PORTER i. She came to Detroit to cron Pi. 1978-79 was a sellout by the end of Country Club of Detroit or Loch- April, but just because all the tickets moor Club. MRS. THOMAS KOLa- f' are gone doesn't mean all the work JESKI, (right), is in charge of adver- In Person l;Ias stopped. Still working qn the tising for the program. Monies raised With Her Fabulous patron list for the program are MRS. through Celebrity Series in the past Come and Catch CALlER WORRELL, .'. 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.. '" mer GROSSE POiNTE NEWS Thursday, May IS, 1978 :Society News Gathered from thePointes I Josiah Harmar OAR Will Meet Saturday Fall Wedding Junior League Group Visits Washington Mr. DeMunt.er Will Wed Members of the General Davis, delegates to the mid- .Josiah H arm a r Chapter, A p r i I D A R Continental Date Is Made . ':>~<,"~«<' >:', ..•. .' :411 ,}; •.'~' Takes_A_Bride . Daughters of the American Con g res s in Washington, ~+fl . Ronald J. DeMunter, son Revolution, gather at 12:30 D.C. The engagement of Wendy ::{~ of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome De. o'clock this Saturday. May The Mesdames Buchanan Kaye Settle and Douglas ,~ Munter, of Mount Vernon 20, for luncheon at the South and Davis also will report on McMillan, son of Mr, and road, claimed Janet Ann Pot- Lyon h~me of Miss Thea- the DAR State Awards meet- Mrs. William C. McMillan, of ter, daughter of the John W. dora Brown. ing, held April 5 in Jackson. I Kenwood road, has. been a?- Potters, of Grand Rapids, as The program includes. a nounced by the bride-elect s his bride Saturday, April 1. ., Co-hostesses are the Misses parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert busmess meetmg and re- Effie Downer and Annabel I Settle, of Laguna Hills. Calif. Jack Stewart presided at ports from Mrs. John S. Miller and Mrs, Kenneth E. An early fall wedding is the 4:30 o'clock rites at West. Buchanan and Mrs. Moore IPyle. planned. minster Presbyterian Church in Grand Rapids, where a ~~..~ reception at the Peninsular Club followed the ceremony. The newlyweds vacationed t in San Francisco and Los ~ Angeles. They are making ~I their home in W)'oming, November wedding plans OUTDOOR Mich. are being made by JACQUE- Lace accented tIle bride's LINE MARIE CENTORBI white knit gown, styled with and Robert Wood Curran, Jr., whose engagement has LIGHTING a short train, and a lace head. piece caught her vell. Her been announced by her par- attendants, in mint green ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Centorbi, of Barrington road. frocks, were honor maid Kathy DeVris and brides- The bride-elect, an alumna -' SPECIAL!! maids Lisa Bechard and Su- of Saint Ambrose High san Middleton, of Flossmore, School, holds an Associate Ill. _ in Science degree from De- Tea in the Vandenberg Room at (Mrs, Clarence, Jr.) McLEOD" and troit College of Business. , the Capitol with United States Sena- ANN (Mrs. Edward J., III) HICKEY; Flower girl was Jodi De- Full size ..tor ROBERT P. GRIFFIN was among (middle row, left. to right), ANN Munter, of Gaithersburg, Md., Her fiance, SOD of Mr. and the bridegroom's niece. Mrs. Robert Woo4 Curran, 'the highlights of a recent visit by 20 (Mrs. John) LESESNE, MARJORIE of Island lane, was gradu- , members of the Junior League of De- (Mrs. M. Smith) CAMPBELL, CAR- Best man was Marty Wolfe. ated from Austin Catholic 16 inch ',-troit to Washington, D.C. The room, OLINE (Mrs. Robert) KUHN, MARY Guests were seated by Ken- Prep School, attended Michi- one of only four in the Capitol named JEAN (Mrs. James) HARLAl"'J'D, neth DeMunter, of Gaithers- go Technological Univers~ty ': for distinguished former members, LIBBY (Mrs. John) DANAHER, burg, the b rid e g roo m's and is completing his senior Outdoor is marked with a brass plaque honor- CALLY (Mrs. Wyman D., Jr.) BAR- brother, Bruce Klaasen and year at the University of : ing the late Arthur H. Vandenberg, RETT, CAROLYN (Mrs. Henry T., John E. Potter. Detroit, workiog towlU'd a . who represented Michigan in the Jr.) EWALD and MARY ANN (Mrs . The mother of the bride Bachelor of Civil Engineer- Wall . United States Senate from 1928until Daniel, Jr.) TINDALL; (front row, wore a floral chiffon print, ing degree. :: 1951. Pictured above with Senator left to right), ANNE (Mrs. Robert) The bridl!groom's mother He is a member of Sigma Griffin, (R-Mich.), are, (back row, BOOMER, MARJORIE (Mrs. Yates) was in pale green chiffon Rho and the American So- Lantern left to right), PHOEBE (Mrs. Rich- SMITH. SUSAN (Mrs. William) and lace. ciety of Civil Engineers. Reg. ard) WEIN~ERG, MARY LOU (Mrs.. BURKE, MARY FRAN (Mrs.' Don $19.45 John S., II) LEONARD, JAN (Mrs. T., Jr.) GALVIN, BETTY (Mrs. Nor- Charles, II) DuCHARME, CONNIE man) BIRD and MARY (Mrs. Edgar) Long lasting block die (Mrs. William) GRIFFITH, BARB GALLOWAY. cast aluminum with Anchor Hooks 13.'5 NOW Wall Soap Dish , 7.50 Limit break resistant Tea Will Mark Detroit Garden Center Event Wall Waste Basket ;. '12.50 2 per Acrylic Panels. 6" :Tour OHered Utility Shelf '15 $995. square, 16" high. The sweet strains of Eddie zation, was founded in 1932 Wall (no spill) Bath Customer :By Fontbonne Damm's dulcimer music will to assist metropolitan area Organizer , '15 gardeners. Mirror 125 . float over the garden of the Wall Organizer Cabinet '30 : . --' Moross House in East Jeffer- WITH THIS AD Expires May 27, 1978 . Mrs. Eugene Freitas, chair- The public is invited to son avenue from noon to 3 THE BATH SHOP ;man, invites members of the become a DGC member by ~community to join the Font- o'clock next Wednesday, 369 Fisher Rd. May 24, as the Detroit Gar- sending in $5 for a year's ':bQnne Auxiliary of Saint 882-8?60. ~John Hospital for a tour of den Center celebrates the active membership. fifth anniversary of its open- .historic De t r 0 it churches :Monday, May 22. ing in the Moross House. Mrs. Zenon S. LoBin is , Buses will leave the Grosse chairman of the anniversary ;Pointe Shores Park, Vernier tea. 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Page Twenty-One Thursday, May 18, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Women's Page -by, of and for Pointe Women League Slate~ Murray Is Motor City Adair Named Boss of Year Conference Will Focus Quester Group' June Bride ABWA's 'Boss of Year' Spring LU,nch John D. Adair, Jr., of Ve,,-, ways agree with me':' M~S. Closes Season John C. Murray, Chartered dome road, is the Macomb Sassaman noted, "he IS w111- On Options for Women Life Underwriter, of Bourne- Chapter of the National Sec- ing to listen to my opinions Program planning, con. The Michigan League for mouth road, insuranr.e con- retaries Association (lnter- and complaints and always Crippled Children has sched. Wayne State University and volunteer opportunities vention reports and a pot- sultant with J. C. Murray & national) "Boss of the Year." gives a straight, thorough llnd uled a luncheon for Thurs- will host an all-day program at sessions covering every. luck luncheon will be the Associates, has been named Mr. Adair, vice.president t~ought-out .answer to a quets ' Tuesday, May 23, in its Mc. thing from goal identification order of the day when Wind-' day, May 25, at 12:30 o'clock o at the Fairlane Club in Dear. 1978.79 "Boss of the Year" international, Kent. Moore tlOn - h~ IS e~en known Gregor Memorial Conference and returning to school to mill Pointe Questers assem- by Motor City Charter Chap- Corporation, was cited at the cha~ge hIS nund o.n some ble for their final meeting born. Reservations at $7.50 Center to show women the ways to spend money wisely. ter of the American Business chapter's 1978 Executary ~roJect based on I.mhfohi~mm~; educational, cultural and Among them are several of the season Monday, May per person may be made 22, at 10 o'clock at the Har. through Monday, May 22, by Women's Association. Night the annual Secretaries hon I have shared w t . career options available to Pointers. Dr. Frederica Lom- The award was presented Week' banquet honoring boss- Mr. Adair, who holds bodth them in the Detroit area. bard, professor of Law at bor Island home of Mrs. contacting Mrs. Edmund Bit- David Rieven. . ters, 886.9596. • by James E. Gilbert, staff es and secretaries, at the Bachel~rs an~ Masters. .e- "Options for Today's Worn. Wayne State,-will participate assistant to the director, IRS Golden Lion. gre~s m Busmess A~ml~ls, an," sponsored by the Con. in a panel on Traditional There will be much rem- Lenore Churgay, from the Data Center, 1977-78 "Boss tratlon from the Umverslty ferences and Institutes De- Academic Programs Leading iniscing over past programs Henry Ford Centennial Li. of the Year," late last month He was selected by a three- of Michigan, is actively in. partment of the College of to a Degree. and considerable discussion brary, will present a book at the chapter's 14th annual member panel of judges, see- volved with the Grosse Pointe Lifelong Learning in cooper. Dr. Nola Tutag, associate of new ideas for 1978-79. review program. Boss Night meeting. retaries whose bosses were Academy, University Liggett ation with the Detroit News professor and director of the Members rotate in preparing Proceeds from league par- programs, spending many Betty Knop, secretary to I previous Bosses of the Year, Alumni and the Kidney will run from 9 in the morn: Weekend College Program, ties and projects go to sup- Mr. Murray, nominated her for overall excellence ba~ed Foundation of Michigan. ing to 3 in the afternoon. College of Lifelong Learning, h 0 u r s researching study port Camp Grace Bentley, a Mid-June wedding plans employer. upon a performance revIew He is a member of the A fee of $15 includes lunch will moderate a panel on papers for the pleasure and summer facility for ortho. enlightenment of fellow are being mad c by KIM. Roy Stevens president of submitted by his secretary, Country Club of Detroit, the and a coffee break, materials Non. Traditional Programs paedic and cardiac.handicap- Hiram Walker 'and Sons, Inc. S~sa~ S. S~s~a.man,current Detroit Athletic Club,. the and bus transportation if re- Leading to a Degree, with ch'ipter members. BERLEY ANN BARRY and Mrs. Fred Carter and Mrs. M i c h a e 1 Edmund Novak ped children. was master of ceremonies. MichIgan DIVISion~ecretary Hundred Club, the National quired. Free parking will be Joanne Condino, WCP coun- Frank Angelo, associate ex- of the Year, along w.lth a per- Association of ~anufacturers available to those who drive. selor.recruiter, among her Oscar Noren will present whose engagement has been reports 'on Questers' recent anounced by her parents, U. of M. Women Host ecutive editor and colum- sonal recommendation. and the Amencan Manage- A brochure giving com- panelists. nist with the Detroit Free "Although he may not al- ment Association. plete information may be ob. Dr. Dorothy Patterson, national convention in st. Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Scholarship Fund Day tained by calling 577-2400. educator, freelance broad- Louis, Mo.. prior to the Barry, of Mount Vernon Press, spoke on "What's caster and actress, will par. covered dish luncheon. road. The Detroit Association of Cooking in Detroit?" tural and social advancement combined chapters, totalling Keynote speaker Dr. Con- o,yer 1,570, awarded more stantina Rothschild of the ticipate in the seminar on The bride-elect attended University of Michigan Wom- Boss Night is an annual of businesswomen. The association, now in its than $1,040,000 in scholar. University of California. Communication Skills. Mari. Moderating the Enrichment Saint Paul's School for 11 en will hold its annual event established to honor lyn Lundy, president of the in the Arts seminar on What scholarship fund raiser Sun- employers of ABWA mem- 28th year, has more than ships. Santa Barbara, professor and years and was graduated Interested businesswomen author, will talk on "New League of Catholic Women, Volunteer Work Can Mean from Grosse Pointe South day afternoon, May 21, from bers and to familiarize em- 96,000 members in all 50 will participate in the semi- will be Leontine Cadieux, High School. She holds a 2 to 5 o'clock at the Detroit ployers with the ABWA states and Puerto Rico. desiring further information Challenges, 0 p p ortunities about ABWA may contact and Dilemmas." nar on What Volunteer Work director of Information, Col- Bachelor of Science degree Garden Center in the Moross educational association, dedi- One of the ABWA's major Can Mea n: Involvement lege of Lifelong Learning. from Wayne State Univer- House in East Jefferson cated to promoting the pro. projects is its scholarship Josephine De Ponio, presi- Guest speakers and panel- dent, home phone 881-3545. ists will outline professiol\al through Personal Service. Among her panelists will sity, where she majored in avenue. fessional, educational, cul. program for women. The be Ruth Glancy, chairman of Physical Education and Sci- All friends of the univer- the board, Music Hall Cen- ence. She is now Youth Lead- sity are invited to view the ter for the Performing Arts, ership coordinator with the historic house where Garden and Ma.ralyn Domzalski, past. CYO. Center member Agnes Crow, FILIPPO'~ president, Junior Women's of Hampton road, will have 20% OFF SALE Mr. Novak, son of Mrs. Association for the Detroit docents on hand to answer SIZES Symphony Orchestra. Frank Novak, of Yorkshire road, Detroit, and the late questions about the rooms, BOYS SLACKS 4197 Mr. Novak, is an alumnus of furnished by the Detroit Fashion Show Saint Matthew School and Historical Museum, and the Bishop Gall a g her High garden, where May wine may be sipped as well as the ONE GROUP OF 11. School. Is. Available home itself. He holds an Associate de. !)onation is $10 per person, One of the most popular gree from Macomb County (sponsor: $25). BOYS SLACKS 72 OFF exhibits last year at the De. Community College and a troit .Historical Museum has Bachelor of Science degree SIZES UP TO 30 been converted into a travel- from Wayne State Univer- ling exhibit and is being sity, where he majored in PIANOS WANTED 18530MackAve.- In TheFarms- 882.1540.Open Mon. thru sat. made available free of charge Physical Education and Sci. GRANDS, SPINETS. GIRLS SLACKS. & JEANS I CONSOLES, S•• 1I UPRIGHTS , to interested parties through. ence. He now works at the ~, out the state. ALL-SIZES 01 0 F NeighbQrhood Club, S a i n t TOP PRICES PAID ALSO KNIT TOPS 10 "The Fin a I T 0 u c h of Paul and S n e a k e r sand YE 7-0150& 10 F Fashion: A Century of Hats, Cleats. "n€ttL€~CR€€k Gloves and Footwear" pre- A Group of White sents decade-by-d.ecade evo- WANT SOMEONE TO TALK TO? Communion Dresses JUST RECE"VEDI S HOP S lution in women's clothing, A Large Shipment of from the full, hoop skirt and Need Help With A Problem? 1/2 OFF! completely ~overed styles of Boys Michigan & Mich. the Civil War years through CalleS2-LIFE • the 1950's when the A-line Ebenezer Baptist Church State Jackets. Sizes up to 20 the "sack," large, dramatic Life-Line connteS- 1~~SAV~n20% hats and spike heels were 1:0 FOR BOYS' AND GIRLS' WEAR I Jr.~ . , vogue. . The ~:.~ .. ~bcnr.. , '.... ok.: .. ,~l~qt~!'.~~ ' '---s"te."e'-s .p. la.~"~~~''':\ -..: ;:WIN:.9QW women's'~fi"-s"llTo D often '~<'-;U~PENff6USE -d. .~ \ closely paralleled the ebb and fIIIIIIiiiI] 777-8020 . FOR TEEN BOYS .,. . now of world and national Sunday, May 21 from 2.5 ~ Visit our new modern' store at J. ,,-- MAGIC events as well as attitudes on "~'$4-' woman's role in society. 23240 MACK 1 block south of 9 MILE

.J The exaggerated busUe of ST. CLAIR SHORES MONTESSORI SCHOOL " Draperies, Valances the Gay 90's, the large hats Affiliated with American Montessori Society and full scarves of the early Shades & Swags plus automobile years, the straight 28851 JEFFERSON Fabric-by-the-yard tube and costume jewelry of the Flapper decade, the more (St. Gertrude's Parish) All at affordable prices . mannish 1930's and the very utilitarian, versatile and sim. St. Clair Shores pIe fashions of the Second 119-4626 DETROIT'S ONLY ETHAN ALLEN GALLERY SALE ENDS MA Y 31 World War years highlight " ~ Let our designers help you this evolutionary procesi. "The Final .Touch of Fash. Registrations for September are ,.:ff.~. ". create a brautiful home. ion" is available free of TRADITION HOUSE charge on a weekly basis. now being accepted ~ The only stipulation is that 5600 E. EIGHT MI./MOUND ADS. ~: =c. whoever reserves the exhibit Half Day Full Day (day care) - . 388-8512 • CAlLY 10-9 • SAT. 10-6 must pick it up and return NETTLE CREEK BED & DRAPERY SHOP it to the mUSeum. 17110 Kercheval Ave., In:'the-Village For more information, call Open Thursday Evenings 882-0935 the Detroit Historical Mu- seum at 833-1805. FLOWER OPEN SUN. 12 to 5 P.M. SALE

WEEK-END • GROSSE POINTE WOODS • SHOPPERS DELIGHT! MUNICIPAL BUILDING 20025 Mack Ave. ETHAN ALLEN FLOOR SAMPLE Petunias & Marigolds CLEARANCE! $65~flat HURRY AND 5001 SAVE UP TO 10 Impatiens & Begonias We're clearing our floor samples to make room for new arrivals! 00 You'll find traditional sofas, chairs, $9 a flat loveseats, tables and occasional pieces priced to move out immed- iately. Hurry, all are one-of-kind!

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Page Twenty-Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 18, 1978 Society. News Gathered from the Pointes Pointe Garden Council Meets Mrs. John L. Booth,! II 'Booth-Chapman Vows .Exchanged The Grosse Pointe Garden Auld be substituted for the Club Council's meeting to- Dutch Elm. tant Commandant of the American Company which morrow. Friday, May 19, will The Council's prime objec. Descendant of Elder William Brewster Married to United States Marine Corps. owns and operates 13 radio be called to order at 9:30 in tive remains the beautifica. Grandson of Late Ralph Harman Booth; Pair She is a direct descendant stations in Michigan, Indiana • t F of Elder William Brewster, and Ohio, and six cable tele. the morning at the Grosse tion of Grosse Pointe. To G P Pointe Central Library, Ker. that end, hu"ndreds of crab to Live in rosse oln e arms Pilgrim religious leader and vision systems in Michigan, cheval avenue at F ish e r trees, lilacs, viburnums and A reception at the Country Club of Detroit signatory of the Mayflower Virginia, South Dakota and road, by Mrs. H. Arnesberry bulbs have been sold to resi. followed the wedding of Rebecca Palmer Chapman Compact, and of George H. California. . Po;yell, Council president. dents and planting has been and John Lord Booth, II, Saturday, May 13, in Trenholm, Secretary and He is a grandson of the All representatives and/or con due t e d on Lakeshore Christ Church, Grosse Point.e. Treasurer of the Confederate late Ralph Harman Beoth, ___ ~ I States of America. president and co.foundl~r of presidents of member garden road, at Elworthy Field and clubs are urged to attend. at Grosse Pointe South High The bride was escorted Her father is Assistant Sol. Boo t h Newspapers, Inc., '. by her father, Chauncey mates Charles Gordon Berry icitor of Territories with the which owns daily papers in A II interested community School. . and Mark Jay Sinj!er, both . f h . ....'.. Brewster Chapman, Jr., Department 0 t e Intenor, Flint, Saginaw, Bay City, Ann residents are also invited. of New York, and Michael W h' DCA b J k K I Invite Pointe Artists ")'.:(',i of Washington, D.C. She as mgton, .. r or, ac son, a amazoo, The agenda will include . Ant h 0 n y Piper.Smyer, of Sh d t d f G d R'd d M k reports on the planting of To Parti~ipate in Fair ....,....$ l'S also the daughter of e was .gra ua e rom ran apl s an us egon .. /411.,. Mrs. Keyser Eaton who, State College, Pa.; his Hotch. Mount Vernon ColIege, Was.h and Parade Magazme,. U'tm ed crabs, maples and pear trees . ."... Y', h b' d ,kiss classmate Maurice Du. ington, D.C., and the Katha. States Ambassador to Den. between Seven Mile road and Pointe artists Chloe Boehm <:" ',-,t-I:;.;' .' like ten egroom s Pont Lee, III, of Philadel. rine Gibbs School in Boston, mark under President Her. Carmel lane on Lakeshore, and Elena Ackerman have ...... :::~ parents, Mr. and Mrs. phia; his University of Mich. and is a member of Sigma bert Hoover, founding presi. the Garden Tour scheduled '. Y'~;' .:,Y.:t"?". John Lord Booth, resides Igan Law School classmate Gamma Association. dent of the Arts CQmmission for June 9 and 10, and the p:et~e i~~~edan~uara~~~:~~ ....:.....•.,.;,ft lG .'::.f:' in The Pointe. Michael Kerry Lazaroff, of Mr. Booth, an alumnus of of Detroit, and the late Mrs. nominating committee. ton Woods Arts Fair, sched. ." r uJed for this Saturday, May ...... , , ., The Reverend J. Gary Ful. St. Louis; John Buel War. Hotchkiss, Yale and the Uni. Booth, and. ot' the late Mr. Guest speaker Jerry Dra. ton presided at the 4:30 ren, William Warren Shelden, versity of Michigan Law and -Mrs. Charles Melville 20, from noon to 7 o'clock, he1m, of the Wayne County o'clock rites. The former Jr., and Ripley Scotten Odell. School, is a member of the Camper. . Cooperative Extension Serv. and Sunday, May 21, from i<;'e,will talk on Dutch Elm 10 to 5 at the Huntington Miss Chapman wore a wed. The newlyweds will make Michigan Bar Association. He His father is president of di$ease and t r e e s which Woods Recreation C~nter. ding dress of silk satin and their home in Grosse Pointe is a vice.president of Booth Booth American Company. handmade French lace with Farms. 1------., a l5-foot cathedral train. The r------J-O-~-B---...., ",. gown belongs to her great. The new Mrs. Booth is a 1-. • LORIO-ROSS aunt, Mrs. John Gendron Ca. granddaughter of Mrs. Ralph G i\. N D' E .LOT ENTERTAIN •• NT AGENCY pers, of Hilton Head, S.C. Stover Keyser, of Washing. for Sehool Board Versatile music to satisfy all ages. Her attendants, in coral ton, D.C., and the late Major . Benefits, Weddings, Private Parties General Keyser, who served A Positive t 'oice .for Change chiffon, were honor maid as United States Military At. Pa;d (0' b. (;and.I In< II

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Page Twenty.Three Thursday, May 18, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Women's Page by, of and for Pointe Womell ------_. ------_._-_.-----_._------A Record}" ear for.J'Jl A."ction Bethany East to Host AAUW Fellowships Bear Their Names ADK State Convention New Officers --- ._----- Mid.May Games Ni9ht Will Be Held in Troy For Pea,. 1'ree The 10th anniversary edi. Channel 56's warehouse was \W I 1 tion of the Channel 56 Auc. then r e pie n ish e d with Bethany East, a support AI'lha Delta Kappa, an in. lion was far and away the enough merchandise to carry group for the separat~d and ternational honOI'af)' pro. Members of the Pear Tree. ' most successful sellalhon of the auction through its sched- divorced, will host a Games fessional sorority of women Chapter of Questers gather, donated merchandise in the ulcd Saturday night signol£. ' Night Friday, May 19, start. educators with several chap. at 10 this morning, Thurs- .. ters in the Pointe area, will day, Mar 18, at the Oxford' public television station's his. On hand April 15 to bring ing at 8 o'clock at Saint hold its biennial state con. road horne of JIll'S. A. J.~, tory, raising an all time high the lund.raiser to a close Peter's Social Hall in Verno ier road, across lrom Ea;>t. vention Friday through Sun. Christie tu install oHkerji. t.l $638,497. were general chairman Joan day, May 19 to 21, at the for the coming year. This dollar total represents Hicks, of Lak.ecrest lane, of. land Center. Admission is free. Relresh. Troy Hilton Inn. Peggy Bessert will serve 19 percent increase over ficial host Bob Talbert, of ,I ments will be available. as president, ;llrs. Hobert. last year's Great TV Auction the Detroit Free Press, and Kernote speaker Dr. Ruth Further information may be Golden, .A.DK's first state Sheridan as vice.president.: tlltal oC $534,878. hundreds of volunteers. obtained by calling 792-4958 pre sid e n t and a former Secretary and treasurer are, . 'I'he station exceeded its The concluding totals show or 527.3587. Grand P.-es!aerlt, will address respectively. :'III'S. F re d . $GOO,Ooo goal despite having that of the 68 public tele- the con v e n t ion theme: Wicklund arlll :'Ilrs. Richard. to shorten the hours of the vision stations that hold auc. man, headed the volunteer "Growth in Nell' Directions." Cameron. auction in the final two days tions, Channel 56 ranks The group will adjouril' force. said, "With the wrap- Banquet speaker Saturday to conserve incoming mer. fourth in dollars raised - for luncheon abroad. at' . up of the 10th auction, Chan. evening will be Delta Col- chandise. A final call for do. behind New York, Chicago L'Auberge de la Bastille in. nel 56 and the community lege's Dr. I.aticia n. Nolter. nations was carried by the and San Francisco. which supports it have passed West Windsor. media and responded to Joan, a 10.)'ear auction vet. The convention program a major milestone. includes business sessions. promptly by area merchants; I eran who, as general chair. "We offer our thanks to workshop.training meetings the viewers and bidders, the and election and installation merchandise don 0 r s, the of officers for 1978-80. celebrity auctioneers, the sup- Candidates for ADK memo portive media and the hard. bership, (there arc some w 0 r kin g volunteers and The Grosse Pointe Branch, Amer- member GRACE ADAMS HARRI- 40,000 members in the 50 staff." ican Association of University Wom- SON, (left), and a $1,000 American states and six foreign coun- "Revenue from the auction More expensive en, has awarded a $1,000 Interna- Fellowship, to be named in honor of tries; Michigan has almost wiJl help cover our broadcast . 1,800 members and 68 active expenses for the coming tional AAUW Fellowship, to be Pointe Branch m e m b e r JOYCE doesn't mean better! named in honor of Pointe Branch SCHUMANN EDWARDS. chapters), must have com. year," station general man. pleted at least three years ager Jam e s Christianson in the. education field and be stated. Grace, who holds a Bach. den and the League of Worn. and doing volunteer work Our operators are highly elor 01 Science degree from with Adult Care Services recommended for excellence "Through their support, en Voters, of performance. qualified to give you an expert the citizens of southeastern Southwest Missouri State She was an organizer of the there and with handicapped University and a Master of children at the Children's hair cut at pre-inflation prices, Michigan and southern On- Tuesday Evening Group, first tario showed us that they Arts from Columbia, has nighttime study group estab. Nursing Home. YORKSHIRE value the public TV program. been a member of the local lished in the Pointe AAUW. She has served on Grosse Hair Cuts ming Channel 56 provides:' branch since 1952. She has been assistant chair. Pointe Memorial Church's TELEVISION SERVICE Honey Friedman, auction Prior to that, she affiliated man and chairman of the Outreach Council and as a 778.4050 manager, noted 1hat past auc. with AAUW branches in Es- Afternoon Book Group, co- member of its Women's As. tions have contributed over sex and Elizabeth Counties, chairman of the Bicentennial sociation board, as coordi. CUSTOM ANTE'UIA SERVICEI $3.5 million to the support of N.J., Waterbury, Conn., and Quilt Group and is now ser- nator for Involvement and ; • WARRANTY SERViCE CENTER FOR: non-commercial Channel 56, Ann Arbor-Ypsilanti. Action, co-chairman of the ving as chairman of Inter. ZENITHt RCA, QUASAR Other major sources of Grace is a former camp national Relations. biannual fair, president of 884-2090 (jrOJJe pointe funding include individual counselor; dietitian, special. the Book Review Group and contributions, (providing al. ist in child development and Joyce, who earned her kitchen chairman. ~UALIIY IV SERYICE! Bachelor of Science degree 20427 most half the station's bud. family living and classroom Her positions in the Pointe 2.1915 MACK ,Between tS 6 9 Mile Rds. get), and grants from local teacher who continues to do from Michigan State Univer. AAUW have included :first MACK sity and is a former kinder- CoilfilreJ foundations and corporations tutoring for the Grosse vice-president, (program .de- L. c_ .• _ ~Y~a.!~Jn_T~rea! __ • and the federal government. Pointe School System. garten teacher, has been a velopment), and second vice- Proceeds help make pos- Her memberships include member of the Pointe Branch pre s ident, (membership). sible the broadcast of public the American Association of since 1960. She was set.up chairman, television shows like "Ses- Home Economics, the Na. Her community activities then co-chairman of the An. ame Street," "Dick Cavett," tional and State Education include helping to set up and nual Used Book Sale, and is "Monty Python" and "Mas. Associations, Zonta, Quest. operate the food pantry at currently vice-chairman of u/"ig~f ~ terpiece Theatre." ers, National Farm and Gar- Detroit's Covenant Church the Book Discussion Group. GIFT & lAMP SHOP Mastectomee Update Slated 18650 MACK AVE. ,=~::..DECORATING UNLIMITED The Reach to Recovery pro. Dr. Thomas Cronin, a pion. Next to Grone PIe. Po.t Office 22309 KEllY ROAD• E. Oltralt. tllI.48021 • 716.8770 gram of the American Can. eer in the field, from Hous- A 885-8839 cer Society will present Ma. ton, Tex" believes haU 0; all BRICHT P.S. Bring Your Lamp For stectomee Update '78 from mastectomee patients are po- IDEA! CUSIOrll Filling WALL 10:30 until 3 o'clock Tuesday, tential candidates for breast May 23, at Roma's of Livonia. restoration. Thl!re is a grow. Dr. Robert O'Bryan. anenl- ~ng trend to prepare women PAPER. ogi8t'.'at Foro' 'Hospital,' and for breast restoration ''as ' Ii. Dr. Melvin Block, general future option after mastec- .~19706SUNN,(SlD~Th' surgeon at Ford Hospital, tomies. St. Clair Shores 500/0 OFF will speak on the latest de. Also on the agenda are a WITH THIS AD velopments in d e tee t ion, viewing of prosthesis, bras diagnosis and treatment of and swimwear, lunch and a OPEN SUN. 2-5 GENERAL CONTRACTING breast cancer. lashion show. Although the Painting • Paperhanging Dr. Harold Jaffe, plastic program is designed for Brick Ranch, 3 Bedrooms, Dining L, 1i Drapery. Paint. Woven Woods • Wallpaper • Shades surgeon at Sinai Hospital, women who have had breast Baths, Recreation Room with Fireplace, Gift Items .levolor Blinds (Vertical & Horizontal) will discuss the growing field surgery, the public is invited Carpeting. Linoleum of breast restoration after to attend, Carpeted, Central Air, Remodeled Bath I mastectomee. Reservations may be made Although complete statis. by sending a $5 check to New Roof, 1; Car Garage, i Block from tics are not available, plastic the American Cancer Society; Elementary School. Just Listed at. surgeons estimate that less Parklane Towers East. Suite than five percent, (approxi. 802 East, 1 Parklane' boule~ $40,500. mately 1,500), of mastecto- vard, Dearborn, Michigan mee patients in the United 48126. Fluther information Grosse Pointe States have had reconstruc- may be obtained by calling WALKER - ALKfRE tion. 336-0030. '111 Laundry REALTY COMPANY C~baret POpS Opens May 19 . 774-8200 882-0216 East Detroit Grosse Pte. Wds. The Detroit Symphony Or- all-new DSO program of • Bathroom Rugs chestra has announced addi- some of the best Rodgers tional program details for its and Hammersteir. Broadway Americo's No.1 ~eaJ Estate spring 1978 Cabaret Pops classics. • Table Cloths Morketing & R~ferrol Network series at the. Detroit Light Good tickets for all Light ~ • Sleepi ng Bags Guard Armory: May 19 and Guard Armory performances 20, 24 and 25 and 26 and are still available at $24 and • General Laundry 27. All performances start at $20 for tables of four. Tliey 8:30 o'clock. may be purchased at the johns isl()nd The first pair of perform. Ford Auditorium box office, ances, Friday and Saturday all Hudson's and Ward's evenings, May 19 and 20, ticket outlets and the Detroit wiII f cat u r e jazz pianist PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE Tonight desk at the Plaza George Shearing and DSO Hotel in Renaissance Center. p r i n e i p a I pops conductor 21138 Mack - Grosse POinte WOOdS Richard Hayman. Master Charge and VISA 881-6942 The second pair, Wednes. charge card customers may , day and Thursday evenings. order tickets by phone at May 24 and 25, presents an 962.5524. ~ - Special Shorepointe '.",. .. '~'" ., ...... •.. - '" " . . '--~~ _tt'-O Beginning Monday, May.22 @ ~t=.~~ <~~.., Charlie'$. Creperie rn .,-fl" i · By DICK o".O-'R--EA--- will serve a COMPLETE BREAKFAST MENU ... I ,,, "p"lati" a,::,~Ea:Ea"h~lag;,al,,,..,.I" C ancient colture, beaoty, sun and sea, have been draWing everyday Mon. thru Fri. ~ Americans in ever.increasing numbers to Greece. Tens of _ thousands have made pilgrimages to Delphi, traced the , now ready for your perusal: open at 7 a.m...... paths of ancient wars, cruised among. the. islands: mor~e~ed I A simply grand 2 bedroom home located in the The 1978 John's Island Illustrated I" I at the Parthenon ond enjoyed the SWImming, sa"lng,. dlV1ng East Side's most desirable and exclu~ive condomin. Sat. and Sun. from 9 a.m. and sunning. This year Greece expects 700,000 Americans magazine of new properties. r.... I ium community. Large, airy rooms, 2- 1/2 baths...... among its 5,000,000 foreign visitors. It is hoped that many Eggs the way you like them, attached 1 car Rarage, full basement. aIr condition. This lovely full.color brochure exemplifies I will discover more of Northern Greece as well as ,he beau. ing ... Need We Say More! Your monthl\' main. ,he many liiestyles and home,ite choices delicious breakfast meats ~ ties of "off.the.beaten.track" islonds. Trovelers will be en-I I U couroged to spend more time than the usual cruise stops tenance fee of $85.5 3 includes insurance, .natural Clvoilable for lenlal or pUlchase Florida's' 0' and of course, crepesl on the big. tourist. ready islands, Corlu, Crete and Rhodes. gas, and all exterior mainlen.ln

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,Thursday I May 18, 1978 Poge Twenty-Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS New National Smoker Study; \

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.. UNTIL. TUESDAY TO PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED WANT AD! USE THE HANDY. COUPON ON THIS PAGE OR CALL US ON THURSDAY, FRIDAY OR MQNDAYI TUESDAY MORNING ... YOU MAY GET NOTHING BUT A BUSY SIGNAL! - ...... ------.. -,for anything and everything ,from a lal:Vn mower to a gE~t'l!1-~ifll)O ... to ~._,:...;.;,_~ ~~~~ ~...... _. .... ~...~; .,J" .;.., __'.~:-:" '+.~~ .. rent a room or buy'a 'chalet :": . to fix up your home ... to sell it, or bu}' an estate, it's the place to look {first .for New Convenience tor .(ast actwn. . Grosse Pointe ,"VezvsClass~fied Ads Placing Your AD are your week(v directory to what's new and what's old in the.. Grosse Pointe market place. .

G se pointe Neyls Four con,venlence. . opu\arity 0f ~as I ce your ad. or Y till coli A II if takes is a phone call to one With the e~er g~o~;~;c~ty in getti~g thrOU 9h t~~do moil it. Of course youllc~; ~ Thurs' hOlle ellpenence d the boltom form gly urge you ca 't your 0 on . e we stron of our Classified Ad Counselors for you con now wn e I 882-6900. for best serlll~ .n your od as USvo . . week's publico1lon. Then order . prompt, courteous help on composing ~Oy or Friday tor the following N WANt AD it by mail RitE YOUR oW . NewS Want Ad your ad, or,'stop by the office any day W po,nte I ""n G (055 e sh r.t•s. Compos' your 0 -ndicClI.d ClI" !!!-- +& Monday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.', Tuesday, ., ChClrg's I _ cler it by mal. lot O((omp>oo~oy~yo~v' o~,cl.:..... --=-::-::;;;-----' 8 a. m. to 12 Mon! rf7ednesday, Thurs- and o! (he" O' mo'n o,de' ~v - DEADLINE • Phone No. covntds os on~ :so;:o words. 12 Noon TU£S~AYS J • Hyphenated wor s cou~ d Add 7S, lor 80' 0 - OOy.& Friday 8 a.m. to 5p.m. We're .' permllte. . ----- • No abbrelilatlOns I MONDA'f 4 P.M. FORM .------.. at 99 K.ercheval on the hill in Grosse • Changes and canceWs ANT AD ORDER •

l Pointe FarnlS. ------POINli----NiWS Wlln Ad for _____.. , I s(bed"le my GROSSi . d _--. -- , I -- Classification DeWe . , • I Dote--- $ • I k money order for - • ..at your serVlce Enclosed is my ehec or ADDRESS _------I I __I ', ME . ------, NA PHONE --- , I _AREA CODE-- p . Ie Hew~ "Il.ef("~vol, • _- . 0 I Groue oln ' I I CITY "f eel Adverlislnl} ell. - -JO MULHERIN ... I lMiiI~ (Iau, 1 Groue poinle forms, "'ill,.4I~_ - - --- ...- IF MilD ED , \_ _. "--~PARA'I Stili' 0" -SHIRLEY ARNOLD I --.I'liou.'A~BILOW::~::~cls_Aclditlonal Words t = \ , :nlnauna Cost IS $2.70 -.-.- . -.--.-----r- _' , _------;-- ) __ -.. -.---.' .. --18~- , -TAMMY POLK

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______• ~_~ 0 -_. --- .._------__ i 2B-TUTORING AND I4-HELP WANTED 4-HELP WANTED 4-HELP WANTED 4-HELP WANTED I4-H£LP WANTED EDUCATION GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL IPRU,Ul'IVE C AMP sites, SALESPERSON for new pre llARTENDER for suburban CAREER opportunity - We MARRIED COUPLE to care. IEXPERIENCED residential INDEX TO SERVICE OFFERED with 120 acres of private served p I ant company discotheque. Experienced have openings for people take and cook at modern window cleaner. $15,000. hunting, West Branch area Great opportuni~y ~nd b~n preferred. Call 371.6264 or interested in full or part summer home on Lake $20,000 annually if quali. Adjacent to State lands efits, 20% commISSIOnpaid 338.3210. time careers in real estate. Huron for Detroit lawyer fied. 11526 Morang, De. 1 legal Notice 12C Farms f.:>rSale with 40 miles of snowrno. Ever Last Preserved FoJi No experience necessary. and family, June.Septem. troil, 8.4 p.m. 1A Personols 12D lake and River Property bile and dirt bike trails. age Company. 771-1430. PREFERABLY youngsters Free pre.licensing and bel'. Wonderful opportun. ------.---""7 10 to 14 to pass handbills post - licensing training. it~ for ,right couple to JA~ITOIlIAL, full or part 11 Death Notice 12£ Commercial Properly Year round recreation. :\IAINTENANCE MAN: ex. 'Saturday, 10 a.m. Chicken Future Real Estate, 775. spend summer in beautiful tlm.e. 11526 !\Iorang, Dc. 1C Public Sale 13 Real Estate 885.3761. perienced and dependable, 2 Entertainment 13A Lots (or Sale Delight. 881.9390. 3550, ask for Frank. surroundings. 881.6562. trolt, 84 p.m. _ 138 Cemetery Property 2F-SCHOOLS $4 per hour. Cadieux-Hal'- I 2A Music Education BUS BOY wanted for days EXPERIENCED bartender STUDENT for light house. RECEPTIONIST '- Grosse 13C lcnd Contracts - G'ROSSE-POINTE per. 886.2502. 28 TutOring and Education for lunches. Apply Nemo's, for part time position. keeping on Saturday. Sal. Pointe dental office, cx- 13D For Sale or Lease 2C Hobhy Instruction INSTITUTE OF 11lAIRDRESSER with clientele 300 Tower, Renaissance Must be clean-cut. 885-0400 ary negotil/ble. 823.2999. perience preferred. 883- 14 Real Estote Wonted 2D Camps CIC I or reasonable chair rental. Cenler. -.------1 (i201. 2£ Athletic Instruclion 14A Lels WC'1led MU oJ 884-0330. EXPERIENCED Dental As.1 PROFESSIONAL working I ------148 Vocation or SubUrban REGISTER NOW 2F Schools COUPLE WANTED for care. sistant for East Side oral I couple need. Nanny far QUALITY. ~Ionday, June 1~. 2G Convalescent Care Property Wonted Private or Class Instruction :'oiANAGEMENT trainee with surgeons. Good benefits. charming 6 year old girl. Jon B. Gandelot is our pos. 14C Real Estate Exchange MUSIC-piano, voice, slrings, recent marketing degree. takers of 12'U!lit excep. 3 lost and Found tionally clelln apartment at Send resume to P.O. Box I Five days a week, 8:30 to itive voice for Gros<;c 4 Help Wonted General 15 Business Opportunities guitar, wind instruments. Excellent opportunity to 05268, Detroit Michigan 6:00, light housework, own Pointe School Board. Kar. 16 Pets for Sole ART-Drawing and painting' enter the medical.surgical East side city limits off 48205. . transportation preferred, en Schaefer, Mrs. Nettie 44 Help Wonted Domestic Jefferson, fine tenants, 16A Horses (or Sale in various media. business with a growing Needed immediately. Ref. Duffield. Paid for by Gan. 41 Services to Exchange full building. Apartment 168 Pet Grooming Distinguished Faculty firm. Send I' e sum e to SMALL Grosse Pointe retail erences. Call after 7:00. delot for Better Schools 4C House Silting Services utilities, salary. 882.0610. 5 Situation Wonted 16C Pet Boarding TU 2-4963 Grosse Pointe News, Box store seeking manager. 773.7138. Committee, John S. Hoey; 19 Printing and Engravi"g Mature, personable and ------Treasurer, 536 Lakeland, SA Situation Domestic THE GIVING 1 REE _B._.2._.__ .__ . _ RESTAURANT and private 58 Employment ,Agency 20 General Service well-organiz{ld person is reo MAN OR BOY wanted for Grosse Pointe. 20A Carpet Loying :\tONTESSORI PRE.SCHOOL 2 HAIR STYLISTS with eli. discotheque now hiring quired. Part time situation full time job doin~ a va. ------5C Catering waiters, hostesses, cooks . f . b 886-4883 EXPERIENCED IN car dea. 20B Refrigeration and Air Fall enrollment accepted. 2% . entele. 772-8621. maybe possible. Send res. nety 0 ]0 s. . 6 For Rent Unfurnished I lership, light office work, Condilioning Repair to 6 years. American eel'. and dishwashers~ Call Miss 6" For Rent Furnished tified Montessori teacilers. GRASS maintenance fore. Phillips, 371.6264 or 338. ume and salary require. WIDOWER 'DESIRES elder. 259.2190. 68 Rooms for Rent 20C Chimney and Fireplace ments. R e ply G r 0 sse Iy housekeeper, (j day 1.94 and Moros'). For infor- man, must be experienced. 3210, 6C Office for Rent Repair Pointe News Box N-36. week, apartment near ViI. BABYSITTER full time, Hal'- mation 881-2255 a.m. and to work in Grosse Pointe 60 Vocation Rental. 20D locksmiths 882.0337 p.m. on non.commercial a c - FULL TIME mother's helper, YOUNG MAN 18 or 'older. lal(e. Prefer live.in. 885. per Woods area. Call after 6E Garage for Rent 20£ Insulation counts. Year round em. 2 children. 3 and 5. Excel. garage mechanl'c tral'nee , 0756. 6 p.m. 526.7120. 6F Shore living Quarters 20F Washer and Dryer Repair 3-:-LOST AND FOUND lent pay, Pleasant sur- must have some mecharii- AUTQ PARTS warehouse 6G Store or Office Rental 21 Moving ployment. $4.50 an hour to LOOKING for adult to assist roundings. Transportation cal knowledge. $4 an hour position available. Order 21 A Piano Service LOST, silver Indian tur. start. 881.2333. part time. (irregular sched. 6H For Rent or Sale and references required. to start. apprentice pro. desk and inventory, som~ 218 Sewing Machlne quoise pendant and chain, ule j during the summer in 6J Halls for Rent DETROIT Boat Club, now Call 577.1566 days or 8B6. gram available. 921.4030 typing necessary. Will 21C Electrical Service vicinity of Star of the Sea Person must be 7 Wonted to Rent hiring summer. help for 8083 evenings. extension 277. home. train capable person. Ex. 74 Room Wonted 210 TV and Radio Repair church or Joseph's Bakery good with teenagers, have docks and kitchen. Must cellent fringe benefits. 78 Room and Boord Wonted 21E Storms and Screens on Mack, May 13. Keep. references of this nature be at least 18. Can Wednes. Call Mr. Million B83.7101 7C' Garage Wonted 21F Home Improvement sake. Reward. Call 343. TYPIST and be willin/ol to ~o light 21G Roofing Service 0725. day thru ~unday 1 to 5 for interview. 10 Storage Space Wonted FOR 2 TO 3 DAY WEEK domestic duties. 885-3589 21H Rug Cleaning p.m. 331.0020. 8 Articles for Sale LOST - Rawlings baseball after 6. DEN TAL ASSISTA~T, 21.1 Pointing, Decorating 8A Musical Instrumenb mitt between Bedford and PARENT co.operative nur- Very good typist who makes few errors. Must be Grosse Pointe office. ex. 21J Wall Washing SWITCHBOARD operator- 88 Antiques for Sole Kercheval, Fisher and Ker- sery school is seeking a fully experienced in manuscript and statistical typing perience preferred. 882- Must type, experienced, 8C Office Equipment 21K Window Washing cheval. 824-6637. part.time teacher. Must be and dictaphone transcribing. Must be good proof 2820. 9 Articles Wanted 21L Tile Work experienced and have at reader. I.B.M. Selectric typewriter. Prestige Renais- full time, $3.50 an hour to 10 Snowmobile for Sale , 21M Sewer Service 4-HELP WANTED sance Center office. Please call only if you are velJ' start. W.' D. Gale Electri. COCKTAIL WAITRESS Mon- least 15 credit hours in day through Friday, 4 p.m. lOA Motorcycles for Sole 21N Asphalt Work good. Ask for Mr. Luedtke at 259-0800. An equal eal Contractors. Call Judy GENERAL Child Development courses to midni~ht, piano bal'l lOB Trucks for Sale 210 Cement and Brick Work If interested send resume opportunity/affirmative action employer. 921-4030. 11 . Cars for Sole 21 P Waterproofing ACCOUNTING Office, Grosse to ,!j178 Woodhall, Detroit lounge. Hotel St. Regis. 11A Cor Repair 21Q Plasler Work Pointe private club. Imme. 48224 or call 885.1949 or SECRETARY. switchbollrd Excellent clientele. Call operator, girl Friday, Blue 1\11'. Marotta. 873.3000. 11. Cars Wonted to Bu)' 21R Furniture Repair diate full time position 571.9161. , 215 Carpenter open for inventory control . Cross.Blue Shield. Pay 11e: Boots and Matars Com. ARE YOU a hairdress~r who 110 Boot Repair 21T Plumbing and Heating and accounts payable clerk. COUNTER CLERK. cashier open. Gregory Boat OPPORTU N ITY-REAL ESTATE SALES pany, 9666 East Jefferson. has been out of work for 11E Boat Dockage and Storage 21 U Janitor Service Light typing and business to work in deli and party awhile. There's a position 11F Trailers and Campers 21V Silverplating machines. skills necessary. shop. Apply in person, If you seek an aetive and challenging environment, HOUSEKEEPER - 5 days waiting for you with goo:! Good working conditions 14200 East Jefferson. 11G Mobile Homes 21W Dressmaking and Toilorin" I want to be associated with professionals, desire direct 8:30 to 6 p.m. Grosse starting salary and a .and fringe benefits. Send i ------12 Suburban Acreage 21Y Swimming Pools I reward, up to 75% instead of the usual 50.50, and Pointe Park area. Reply chance for advancement. 12A Suburban Home 21% landscaping resume to Grosse Pointe DENTAL ASSISTANT ,.- Pointe News Box Grosse Pointe clientele. News Box L1. Certified or experienced, need flexible working hours and conditions, call Mr. Grosse 121 Vocation Property .0 •• 0 • Call today. 884.6466. , I very congenial office, 886. William McBrearty or Mr. William Adlhoch at W-48...... p McBREARTY & ADLHOCH, REALTDRS, 882.5200, ART TIME insurance and 1175 except Thursdays. . HOUSEKEEPER wanted to 2-ENTERT AINMENT the only Real Estate Broker located in the Village INVENTORY Classified Deadline billing clerk needed. Must - care for eledrly gentleman, BAND AVAILABLE, f u 11 be experienced in Blue E X PER I E N C E D group with, modern office facilities and convenient parking. is Tuesday 12-noon, for may live.in but not neces. CONTROL variety of excellent music Cross and Medicade. 886- health claims specialist, sary. Must have references all new copy .. Changes. of ...,. '" SHIPPING 110~. " .: . '.. ,~nimum .5 years experi- 885.071)4. . d. __ ~'~y'-an~ ...... E..nation- ,.'~\\~~~\l P.cc~.Q1l8.•,i'-' . ,'l. "j , . , .• C) N. 'e9.\;e . \\ub\l,J:,q\\p,.' ]!.:ut .. !l . RECEIVING I: i"".Y: ..... - ...... r 'C",rr'i '~.""r.>' .. . muS, oe m. uy onuay .. BARTENDERS, waitTeJ;ses, "'troit"'l area all" benefit~ REAL ES~TE, ;. To assist stock manager for bus~oys, part.time. No ex- good pay, 'mail resume t~ IJ ( Tjfm. It is suggested that PIANO BAR entertainment SALESPERSONS Good Housekeeping Shop~'. all real estate copy be for your Spring dinner perlence necess~ry. Good Universal, P.O. Box 36501, ALL NEW HOLLYWOOD DISCO Tired of sitting and looking Full time, good benefit,. wages. East SIdes Best Grosse; Poi n t e Farms submitted to our office . Cocktail party porter, Ger out the window? We have 962.9850. ext 276. by Monday 5 p.m. shwin Coward eta!. 645 Rock Disco, "Trumps Michigan 48236. • Opening soon in Gross~ Pointe area is now takin~ ap- a new Detroit office open. 2163 after 6 p.m. Jumps." Apply nightly 8 I . plications for attraefive waitre~ses, barmaids and ing in a hil'(h.volume sales REAL ESTATE SALES p.m. 16350 Harper. (Must RECREATION AID June 2nd potential Cosh rate: 10 words for__$2.70 coat check girl. No experience necessary. Must area. Excellent AAA Real Estate Office in 2A-MUSIC be 18 to 22). to Sept. 5th. $2.65 per for licensed persons, Call Billing rate- $2.95 have large wardrobe. St. Clair Shores seeks full EDUCATION I . hour. Male college stu- us, 527-4433 or 881-8551. Additional words eoch..__ S .10 BABYSITTER wanted - At dents preferred to work PHONE 885.0570 time sales people to join 4 weeks or more $2.50 PIANO LESSONS. QUALI- my home, with own trans. with group of 12 boys. 12 noon to 4 p.m. NURSERY SCHOOL their staff. Free training Reteil rate per inch $4.40 portation. 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. Send letter to P.O. Box Part time teacher and/or as. and many benefits. We arc 4 weeks ar more__.. $4.00. FlED T -e A C HER. My home. 882.7772. One 2 year old. Call be. 36122. G I' 0 sse Pointe sistant director. College the Professionals. Ask fot Bordered per inch S5.00 fore 2 p.m. 886.6365. Woods, Mich. 48236. and experience only. 839. !ill'S. Turner . . The GrossePoint. News may be PIANO LESSONS 4130. purchasedat the followinglocations: SECRETARIAL and general AUTO MECHANIC, certi. EXPERI ENCED BEITER DRESS CENTURY 21 U. of M., B.M. , office. Mature and depend. fied, licensed, V i II age QUALITY. Monday, June 12. CHARTER OAKS 779.979~ BARBARA MAC LENNAN SALESPERSON . E. JEFFERSONTO CITY LIMITS able woman. l.gal office Standard, Kercheval at Ca. Jon B. Gandelot is our pos. Rivemouse Gift Shop. Morino 331-4725 Driveand the Riverhouse for interior designer. Must dieux. Grosse Pointe Park. needed for salon area. Full and part time positions itive voice for Grosse RN'S- LPN'S Pork Pharmacy, E. Jefferson and be detailed minded, know- Pointe School Board. Stu the C,ty Limits available. Excellent compensation and benefits. Full or part time, all shifts, WOODS MUSIC ledge of accounts receiv. PARENT co operative nurs. Dow and Jesse R. Lowther. contact the director of GROSSEPOINTE PARK Please call Mrs. Velie. 871.1000 ext. 257 or 258 STUDIO able, .payable and payroll ery seeks teacher for 3 Paid for by Gandelot for nursing by phone, 963.35-13 Lou's Party Store.Choolevoixand necessary. Write Box T.2, year group. Minimum 2 for an appointment. Lakepoint. Better Schools Committee, or apply in perSOll on Art's Party Store. Kerchevaland Piano and Guitar Lessons, I Grosse Pointe News. years collcge, 12 hours SAKS FIFTH AVENUE John S. Hoey, Treasur~r, Wayburn 20551 Mack near Vernier. weekdays.g a.m ..ll a.m. or. childhood development. 11 Second at Lothrop 536 Lakeland, Grosse GROSSEPOINTE CITY 885.Q024. C':;)LLEGE STUDENTS to op. Mile and Jefferson. 773 1.4 p.m. Competitive s,'I. Detroit, Michigan Pointe. AI~~~irarty Store. Mockand St. erate production machines. 8350. i ar)'. CARMEL HALL Cunningham Drug Store. Noire MILDRED BRIGGS day rate $3.15 an hour to Equal Opportunity Employer CLERK for catering office in Dame and Kercheval start. 6771 E. McNicols, DENTAL- HYGIE:-l' 1ST, one i Community Center. Expel" IJowntown Detroit Notre DomePharmacy,Kercheval PIANO AND THEORY and Notre Dome PUNCH AND JUDY BLDG Detroit (between Van or two days pC'r week for I ience necessary. Light typo Nursing Home Grosse Poinle office. 881. Son Secours Hospital, Cadieux TU 2.5680 Dyke and 1I1t. EllioLt). ing, b\lling and pavroll. 2560 Woodward and Maumee 9400. I Reply to Grosse Pointe GRO~SEPOINTE FARMS BABY SITTER for toddler, ~ews, Box P-15. Rands Medical Pharmacy, Mock INTRODUCING a new dat. $35 per week, 9.5:30. Ref. 'T'AN'WANTED f~r shipping~ I RN'S iLPN'S and Moron ing publie:ltion for serious --' \\'ELCO:lIE XEW GRADS Tra,1Pharmacy.Kerchevalon the erences. 884.2489. receiving, Ilnd maintenance I RN' s-LPN' s ... let us show you WALL ....VASHERS. carpet minded adults. Call for in Lutheran book store. H,II cleancrs, etc. 11526 :\101" RN's $47.$49 Kent Drugs.Kerchevaland Fisher free brochure. 872.4449. ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER Must be able to handle I Rood THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS ang, Detroit, 8.4 p.m. LPX's $31.$43 SchetllerDrugs, Fisherand MaLl- Preferred Singles. 4 days per week, 9.5. Expe- heavy boxes and large I mee ------: rienced only. Must typc 50 Surgeons. Good benefits. SUB COX TRACTORS for Cunf\lnghamDrugs, 7 Mile Road Afternoon and midnight shift and Mock 2B-TUTORING AND I words per minute. Inter- call :\11'. Foster. 371.5242. painting, window cleaning, diff(.rentia1. ll1uc Cross! Collage Hospilal, Kercheval and EDUCATION esting, busy office. Send OPEN HOUSE janitorial work. 11526 :\101" Blue Shi('),l fully paid for MUir resume. Box B28, Grossc CLERK.TYPIST. experienced I ang, Detroit, 8.4 p.m. employee and depemlrnt~. GRO)~E POINTE WOODS THE READING I Pointe News. fast, accurate, medical of- A1.L LOCATIONS ------Me"t Woods Pharmacy, Mock fice, days only, 882.8226. Free meals, paid vacation~. ond Bournemou,h RAILROAD J :'>!ATURE PERSON for gen. ------_. ---,~- - -- TE:'.IPORARY BOOK. paid sick days. ,\pply ;\Ton. Arnolds Drug Store. Mock near Si-:HVICE. 8 M,le Rood II. READING Imnro\'ement II eral domestic maintenance. SITTf':U--1 weekday nights I KEEPl!\G Fri. 9 to 4 p.m. Ro:,cviIJ;l Gro". Pornte Pharmacy. Mock Center. Professional I"l'~ul. lIIale prefcrred. Must be prr \I('ek. 10:3J )l.m. till Tuesday, May 23 & Wednesday, May 24 All taxcs, your office or Nursing C e n tel', 2;)375 and Manchester Hark<'leS'Pharmacy, Mock and ty. Enroll .now. I available for steady, year approximalC'ly 2 a.m. 822. mine. 965.7337. Kelly. 7736022. Lo<:hmoor ! round work, in Grosse 3925. 1:00-8:00 P.M. Bob'sDrug,. Mock and Roslyn 886 0750 Pointe Farms location. Rc. 1 ,- -;1 4A-HELP WANTED DETROIl AREA -. I ply Grosse Pointc News, Experienced SA LES PEOPLE DOMESTIC Yo,k,hire Market, Mock and PRIVATE TUTORING Box V.79. : YorkshIre MEDICAL PERSONNEL POOL WANTED St. John Hosp,tal, Seven M,le in your own home. All sub. .. -, --- Beauty Operator WA~TEU - Live in or out Roodand Moro55 jects; all levels. Adults and :\IATURE WOMAN - 18 or I Sclling advcrti,')ing for I;). 1l01lsl'kel'pcrs, Con pIe s, Devonsl",e Orugs. Mack and I with l,r without fullowing' Iletroit.Southfield Ann Arbor De ....ons-hire children. Certified teachers. over. full or part time.: , cal ncw~paJler. Call any. :'>Iaids, Cooks, Day Work. MarylandBeverageShoppe.Ma:k DETROIT and SUBURBAN Stroh's ice cream parlor,: necded at 16900 W. 8 Mile Rd. 3Z0 N. Main time. ers for private hom('s. neOr Maryland 9944200 Mr. Cs. G,ayton and Warren TUTORING SERVICE 74 Kercheval, 881.8425. : Grossc Pointe 569.1950 772.7670 or 772.7677 Grosse Pointe Employment ", J: PoC~~~~Party Slore, Mock at St. Coiffures Agency. 88S.45i6. 356.0099 2D-CAMPS ! , , 884-2090 Grosse Pointe Bloomficld.Pontiac ST. CLAIR SHORES LIVE.IN Companion. hrousc' Manor Pharmacy, Greater Mock 63 Kercheval 800 N. Woodward ALL NEW and RedMaple Lone PROF ESSIONAL CII.!\fPS & TEEN TIlIPS 8826640 3349200 keepcr, semi.invalid. 01) Lake Pharmacy, Eo't N",e M,le Referral Scrvice cleaning. Good pay. 77l. ~!ween Mockand Jefferlon TUTORING TO TIlE l'ROF!':SSTONAL HOLLYWOOD 30 Years Experience NURSE ~185 evcnings. 1A-PERSONALS Rcading, spelling, writing. I • 6.000 locations DISCO I:~'s- LP:-l"s. are invited FREE UNIFORM Students of all ages. i. 250 activity choices Opening soon, in Grosse ,IWVSEKEEPER for a one NEEDLEPOINT and crewel to join ou I' staff at Med. After 5 shifts worked I • Counselor placement Pnintc are, is now taking i chil:! family, 1;lr~r Gross' pillows blocked and ljnisb. 882-0607 ical Per~onllej Pool, to __ . -----, : • Unique family vacatiol1~ applications for experi. ! Pointe home on ),;,kc. :'olusl ed. Also needlepOint in. provide optimum pa. drive :md 1Iv(' in carri~gp SUM:\fER DAY camp. expel" , Susan S. Klingbeil ence:1 di,c jockey. struction. TU 1.7073, TU 6. tient care in Hospitals, FLORIDA VIICATION house. ~o c!l:ldrrn, no ienced counselors, Cathy, I 885.5176 8850570 6318. 885.2197. Amy, 882.2128. 1..- 1 Nursing Homes and pri. Drawing pets. SprltlSC may work ------~_._------vate homes. Call 882. 12 noon to 4 p.m. elsewh('re. Good salary phIS BOB SEGAR tickets, 4 main 2D-CAMPS 6640 Iivin~ quarters R1l6.I6G6. floor, Row M. 81'st offer ------'-" r------,i - ;--" - ", ._.._. ______-., I CLEi\~JN(. WO:\TA:", 1 rlay after 6 pm. 882.2274. GROSSE POINTE DAY CAMP ------~-,- '10 TilE NURSE AJDI': REAL ESTATE SALES PERSON' I a \\Cck, prefer Thurs.j~y i or Friday. lh'f..rcncp~. TU BECOME A statistic ... or '1 A SUMMER OF FUN IN THE OUT OF DOORS Fort AND ,\1' fENDANT !",:,otecl yourself today, the CHOSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE CO. has introduccd a revolutionary concept of : 4.2584. CJIlLDREN FROM 21h TO 8 YEARS OF AGE You are invitcd to join choice is yours. Always: Real Estate sales. We prefer Grosse Pointe residents only and age or I,r('~ent our professional staff i G~~Ert,\~' 3.;' Alert A I a I'm Company occupation is of no consequenc('. Estimated income during flr,l ~('ar for an il~;~~~~k i II wonderful opportunity for your ('hild to pattakp at ;\Tedical Personnel d~)'s, own 1ran sport ~tion. wireless burglar, fi~e sys.. already licensed representative exceeds ~30,OOO annu:.J1y. I in many happy and supervised summer activitirs 1'001 to help meet the ! Ref ere n c e S required. tems Frce in home demo i staffing needs of hospi. Your only qualification is to be personable, a tasteful (\rcs,cr, c1<';,n. hOllest, reli. i Grosse Poin1e l'arm.';. 88:i. onstrations. Call 286.4865 I SPORTS, HAND CRAFTS, DRAMATICS tals, nursing homes and able, able to maintain records and have an in~atiable de,irc to meet more pcoplc. evenings. ' MUSIC AND COOK OUTS I _ ,~~6_~.__ private p,ltienl,. We of. : ;\IATWm WO~IAN for gen. f:TAor SHRDL SHRDL SH :\Iature trained personnel. Our 30lh yrar. 821 Vrrnier. fer ) 011 staff develop. Call John Brink, Broker, Grosse Pointe Reol Estate Co. eral clt'aning 3 c!:,y,; a CA LUG RAPHY -Jnvitat ions TU 13460 ment (Ia,sp~ and ('om. I 882-0087 week, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. S'l announcem('nts. (' e r I i f i. , pelil ive ~;dari!',>. Ca11 , 9:00 TO 12:30 OR 7:30 TO 5:30 1)('1' hOlur, rdl'rcnec~ re. cates, C'!e. Carulyn. Rrll. Rf1:l H6-10. Confi

Th~rsday. May 18, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty.Seven 4A-HELP WANTED ------5-SITUATION 6-FOR RENT 6-FOR RENT 6D-VACAT:ON 6G-STOItE OR OFFICE -8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE . DOMESTI(: UNFURNISHED • WANTED UNFURNISHEI) RENTALS RENTAL. I . DRIED and silk flower ar- l-IVE.IN housekeeper for 1 EXPERINCED babysitter MT. CLEMENS - Spacious, NEFF ROAD near Jefferson, 3 BEDROOM cottage in Se. RETAIL STORE for rent. AR POINTE rangements and weddings . adult. Monday through available for summer jobs new, luxury 2 bedroom 5 room lower, separate bago Lake region of Maine. Grosse Pointe Woods. lI86- S,ERVICE expertly done by former Friday, 1 floor apartment, and vacations. Call after Townhouse, appliances, basement, garage. $325. Beach, boats, completely 0302. MOVING SALE florist in home. Very rea- own room and TV. Call be. 5. 885-7100. carpeted, car ports, conve. After 6 p.m. 884-1375. furnished. Monthly rental 27127 Ce~tennial sonable. 839-6434- tween 9 a.m. and 10 a.m. I available June, July, Au. 7-WANTED TO RENT Corner of Jefferson, _ nient 50 cent door to door IS BRICK. Three bed. or between 5 p.m. and 6 HOUS~ PAINTING by medi. OLID gust at $600 per month. Centennial between 1()'1l CHARLES KLINGENSMITH cal and graduate students Dial-A.Ride bU$ service rooms, two baths, plus PROFESSIONAL MALE de- Mile JILL WILLIAMS : p.m. 885.2422. within City. 1-468-5495 or Call 886.9679 after 7 p.m. with years experience in large sunrooms. Large Iiv. sires furnished or unfur- st. Clair Shores LAUREN CHAPMAN 961.7411. 4c-HOUSE SITTING the Pointes. Free esti. ing, d i' n i n g, breakfast SUMMER RENTAL-Beauti. nished carriage house, duo Friday, May 19, 10-5 p.m. Invite you to visit their shop. mates, good references and rooms. Carpeted through:. plex or apartment in SERVICE 2 BEDROOM house with ful location on St. Clair Saturday, May 20, 10-4 p.m. HOUSEHOLD good rates. Call Rick out. Kitchen appliances in River - older 3 bedroom Grosse Pointe, excellent Contents of 7 bedroom LIQUIDATION SALES basement and garage, lar~e references. 88H)70~ or 881. RETIRED FLORIDA couple Frame, 821-9382. both. Porches. 3 ~arages. home, fully furnished. Ref- far mho use, furnished in Every Thursday from 10 a.m. bac.k yard. No pets. $190. Best location. Consider 0703. will housesit for summer. I 372.1824. erences required. 1920's. to 2 p.m. at the Ray Smith . Experienced, references, EXPERIENCED secretary trade on good 2 bedroon desires typing and office WANTED - Exeeutive home Living room suite, ocea. Building, 15115 Charlevoix, 435-4738 after 6:00. NEWLY decorated 2 bed. flat near Village. Sell. No Ed Sass, Realtor, 1315 S. work in home or part- to lease for four years. sional tables, lamps, section. Grosse Pointe. Selected room UPDer. Warren • brokers. 885.2209. R i v e r sid e Avenue, St. time afternoons in office. f:. Requirements, 3 bedrooms, al furniture, I;Ilack/white TV, items taken on consign- SECRETARY will care for Outer Drive area. Private L Clair, MI. St. Clair (313) your home. Prefer long Call Andrea, 776-4486. AKESHORE - Two bed. 32~9003, Marine City (313) 2 baths, format dining occasional chairs, foot stool, ment. Estate Appraisals. entrance, carpet, stove, reo rooms. pool, air condition. room, good sized Iivin~ Art Duo Zenith radio, man. Beautiful antiques. New term basis. 237-0253 or 963. fri~erator included. no 765-4013. 5832. EXPERIENCED typist will ing, $375 plus utilities, se. room, fenced yard. Call tie clock, Art Noveau French shipment just arrived in. do temporary or part time pets. $235 monthly plus se. curity immediately. 885- PARADISE LAKE Janet McConkey at Tap- lamps. cluding magnificent break- curity. Utilities not includ. I FORMER Grosse Pointe cou- typing or clerical work in 8864. 5 Miles So. of Mackinaw pan & Associates. 884- 1920's style Jacobean dining front. C her r y dropleaf ed. 777-7880.. . pIe will house sit your your home or office. $4 per Two bedroom housekeeping 6200. room suite, buffet, china table, marble top coffee evenings or EVONSHlRE - Large 3 home. Minimum 3 weeks hour. Call INDIAN VILLAGE area, 7. D cottages cabinet, table, 4 leaves, 6 table. Lovely Oriental rug and maximum two months. Thursday and Friday, days bedroom basement apart- Beach and Boats WANTED TO RENT: 4 bed. chairs, excellent condition, and Portuguese rug, 2 an- room townhouse, 8129 E. ment. Stove, refrigerator, room furnished house for Tend to lawn, pets, etc. in 527-8460. Lafayette, $300 a month, June. Sept. walnut, mirrors. tique rockers. 2 antique return for room. Local ref- utilities, $125 per month From $150 week June through August defi- Victorian silver plate, pic crust tables, dry sink, LADY IN Grosse Pointe Park deposit and references. No plus security deposit. 885- nite, possibly through Sep- erenees- provided. Call col. Locally call 824-1422 Mercury bowls, brass and Duncan Phyfe mahogany area wishes to be com- pets. 499-3714. 3954 after 6 p.m. weekdays tember in Grosse Pointe lect (305) 276.7488 or 424- glass candlesticks, linens, dining room table and buf. 8450 local. panion to elderly. Nights. MACK and Outer Drive area or Saturday. HARBOR SPRINGS area, 4 area. Willing to post bond. Call after 6 p.m. 885.7764. bedroom cottage on Lake CaU Mr. Terry J. Kohler Silverplate service for 12. fet, 8 dining room Chip- -2 bedroom upper, $225 I Electric range, 40", used pendale chairs. FLORIDA COUPLE will QUIET BUILDING vicinity Michigan. Fireplace, canoe, at 800.558-7631. SEMI-RETIRED construction per month, 537.3070 after 2 years, not new. Kitchen care for your house for the of Wayburn and Alter private. Two weeks, $475. man can repair picket 5 p.m. 625.9549. be. HAND FORGED pot hang- month of August or there. Road. 824-9424. Call Write number in party, RESPONSIBLE individual table, 2 leaves, 4 chairs. tables, ers, 14112 inch half circle; fence, refinish GR'lSSE POINTE 4 bedroom tween 2 p.m. and 9 p.m. dates desired to Suite 204, wishes to rent flat or com. Seiantional bests, contem. about. Grosse Pointe ref- hang light fixtures, clean fireplace tools, c u s tom 2~ baths, central air, fire- I 199 Pierce St., Birming- parable in Grosse Pointe porary design, oak chairs, erences. 884-7638. cut down HEATED 5 room lower flat, made iron work. 886-2995. humidifier, nlace, attached gara~e, ham 48011. Facts sheet and or surrounding area, 891- oval walnut table, antique doors. service lawn mower, stove, refril(erator, refer. 3916. S-SI7UATION $750 per month, ask for picture will be sent to you. desk, 2 matching chairs. WHEELCHAIRS, hospital call Ed-881-9940. ences and deposit, Adults Depression glass, milk WANTED Doug. 979-1609. TRANSFERRED hospital ex. beds, walkers, 0 x y g e n only, no pets. 1-628-1839. FOR RENT ln Harbor glass, china kitchen utensils, ecutive wishes two or three rental and sales, medicare YOUNG ~COLLEGE student ONE BEDROOM apartment Springs, large beautiful pots, pans, collection of am. PRIVATE NURSING interes 'ed i n painting. 6A-FOR RENT bedroom house, duplex or accepted. 774-3440.. Around the Clock on Whittier near 1.94. Car- cottage, located on Little ber glass. concientious and at FURNISHED Townhouse for family of In home, hospital or nursing Neat peting, appliances, heat, Traverse Bay. Available for 1920's bedroom suites, 7 AUTOMOBILE OWNERS. As modest prices. 884-8629 for four. Call after 6:00, 882- \ home. RN's, LPN's, Aides, air conditioninl(, intercom 1 BEDROOM apartment, car- rent .all of June and July in all. Double beds and twin low as $22 quarterly buys estimates. 0175. companions, male attend. and private parkin~ all in. pet, drapes, air condition. and first 2 weeks of Aug. beds, d res s e r s, vanities, Compulsory No Fault In. coluded with years lease at . ants, live-ins. Screened ar.d MAINTENANCE, ing. Renter pays electric . ust. Excellent condition LADY WISHES room with chests, night tables, benches, surance. 881-2376. GRASS $230 month. 649-5440 .. bonded. 24 hour service. college.bound student, call Lakepointe and Berkshirp throughout, 7 bedrooms, kitchen privileges. Vernier cane seat rocker, quilts. Art expansive porch, fantastic YARD SALE-90s Beacons: Licensed nurses for insur. to 'negotiate. 778.3342. MACK-Beaconsfield - Upper area. Security deposit: 1- bus line, 7 Mile area. P.O. Noveau, Art Deco accessor- 313-987-8213 after 5. view. Call Graham Real field. Saturday . Sunday - ance cases. 1 bedroom, modern, com. Box 36225. 48236. ies. Monday, lQ.3. Wallpaper INDOOR. OUTDOOR house Estate, Andy Bowman, POINTE AREA NURSES llletely carpeted, stove, re- 1 BEDROOM furnished stu- Whirlpool electric dryer, Board and tools, wood painting, 5 years eXlleri- (616) 526-2106. 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE TU .4-3180 frigerator, air conditioned, dio apar\ments, $175 per washer, 4 naugahyde walnut duck decoys, miscellane- ence. 885-9167 or 823-5104. garage and basement, paid HARBOR SPRINGS - Se. CLEANING OUT? Cllll OP. chairs, excellent condition, ous household and hard. NEED SOMETHING moved, I month with utilities, St. heat, $170 plus security. cluded, channing log home GE 30" electric range. delivered or disposed of? WILL MOVE, deliver or dis- Clair Shores near 1-94', ERATION LINC, 331-6700. ware items. Call after 5. 882-7708. 773-3706 12-6. with fieldstone fireplace, We help charitable organi. Metal office desk, type. Two Pointe residents will pose of household items. GARAGE SALE Saturday, 10. 4()()' Lake Michigan shore. writer, old treadle sewing move or remove large or 8a6-2093. GROSSE POI N T E Park, zations. Donations tax de. GROSSE POINTE PARK - line, on 10 wooded acres. machine in cabinet-works. 5 - Furniture, air condi- small quantities of furni- Lakepointe between St. duetible. You drop off or Six room lower, redecor. Adults only. $250 a week. Electro chef electric range, tioners, mini bike and ture, appliances or what TOP SOIL and peat deliv- Paul and Jefferson, lower we pick up. ated, adults, security de- TU 2-2443. 1927 collector's item, metal more. 23190 Alger east of have you. Call for free esti- ered in quantity. 886-2093. 2 bedroom flat, .$225 plus posit, references, $225. 751- ROTO SPADE 'your garden. storage shelves. Marter. mate. 343-0481. I utilities. security deposit LAWN WORK done tiy reli. 1588. KEY LARGO, Florida. 2 bed- S t u den t will roto-spade Garden tools, trash cans, and references. Call 886- FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator, able students. Reasonable .room new de1Jlxe Town. your. garden, up to 1,000 extension ladders, leaf pick- RETIRED Master Electrican, 7369 after 7 p.m. 6S-ROOMS TO RENT $150 or best offer, gas . licensed, violations, service rates, experienced. Have house. Beach, marina, large square feet, $20. 823.1821. er, much miscellaneous . stove $50 or best offer, ta. 882. increased, also small jobs. our own. equipment. HARPER and Dickerson area GROSSE POINTE vicinity. recreation h a II, tennis, Cash and carry NO PRE. ble with two chairs $40, TU 5-2966. 8430. one bedrooql, carpeted, air Room for young lady, pri' pool, by week, month ~r SALES. Limited numbers triple dresser with big conditioning, refrigerator vate bath, kitchen. 822-7109. season. Summer rates. For Household and admitted. mirror $50. 527.3302. TYPING SERVICE , quick, ALL CARE and stove, laundry fadli. I reservation call' 884-6231, reasonable rates, ideal for NURSES REGISTRY ties. No children. No pets. I 6C-OFFICE FOR RENT Dely Travel, between. 9- Estate Sales POINTE TWO HOLLYWOOD double college student papers, call A medical pool. Private duty 372-5116 after 3:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. AR SERVICE beds, small Kelvinator re- after 6. 821-6408. ST. CLAIR SHORES, 27631 D&G frigerator, almost new, nursing, 24 hour service. I Jefferson, 8 offices; ideal HARBOR SPRINGS .area - of Grosse Pointe MOVING SALE $100. 2 small kitchen sets, _ Hospital, Home; Nursing sec. LOWER fout'-family flat, I for accountant, attorney, sleeps 6, / fireplace, over. MATURE, experienced 860 Beaconsfield. 5 rooms, $20 each. Yard Man lawn .Home and Insurance Cases, retary desires 2 or 3 days manufacturers. rep.; 2000 looking Lake Michigan. 10-4, Sat., May 20 stove, refrigerator, carpet- mower, $10. Chest of draw- LPN's, RN's, Aides, Medi- employment. De- square feet, firt!place in Private access to beach. FREE 1039 Harvard Road. Numer- a week ing, no pets. Call after 6. ers, $50. Humidifier, $30. cal Technologists, P,hysical pendable. 772-6057. conference room. 881-3266. 779-3585. ous plants, lamps, 4 chairs, 885-8236. CONSULTATION ping pong table, 4 air con. Dishes. 4667 Haverhill, Therapist, Emergency Vis. 885-747Z. iting Nurses. State licensed TW,O POINTE gentlemen 17411 EAST WARREN near LAKE HURON cottage, 2 20 years experience. We buy ditioners, baby furniture, SMALL 3 room upper apart. and bonded. Operated by looking for work. Sei'Vices Cadieux. One lOx13, $75 miles west Port Austin, 2 your household or~ sell lumber, ski equipment, M.OVDtG SALE - 1230 Berk. ment. Stove, refrigerator. Patricia Ze:vallos, 821-4058. include painting. gen- INSTANT COPlES 11k "ALMOST NEW" "t~\l,':rel 884-7186 ... , ,_. -'.' " .. f . -685-'1192,-- -.------.~'StDE'--- .. Lake, . Gaylord,-. Michigan . accessories, furs and an. 'POWER -MowER, 'rotarY ~jJ For information call after ARTISTS-PMT STATS REGISTERED NURSE from KELLY north of 8- ?file. tiques at ~ fraction of the horsepower, 20 inch. ~ut LOWER APARTMENT on 6 p.m. 886'()()88 or 882- SCRATCH PADS, 40c lb. PRECISION lawn mainte. En~land requires private 2,800 square feet. original $55, excellent conditioh. Nottingham south of Jef- 6872. WEDDING INVITATIONS cost. nance. Raking, fertilizing, nursing position. Grosse KELLY near 81h Mile. 1,780 We Buy Furs Large antique oak ice box, ferson, with sun room, 2 Open Mon. thru Sat. 9-5 p.m. landscaping, gardening, Pointe area. References. square feet medical HIDE AVVAY RESORT Consignments Welcome $150. 884-2349. mowing, edging. Excellent VA 2,()104 or VA 2-4945. bedrooms, % basement, ECONOMEE couple desired; security NINE MILE near Hayes, MANITOULIN ISLAND, LEE'S GARAGE SALE - 26 ft. boat Grosse Pointe references. 1,840 square feet plus ONTARIO PRINTING Bill - 885.5166. COLLEGE JUNIOR major. deposit, 824-2584 after 6. 20339 Mack 881-8082 canvas cover. Bathroom fix- ing in Child Development apartment, parking. Best Fully equipped apartments SERVICE tures-toilet, sink. Ampli- 2 ROOM studio apartment. for 3 doctors. FOR SALE. and. cabins. Beautiful safe 15201 Kercheval 30 INCH Fridgidaire electric fier, records, tapes. Mens EUROPEAN needs job in day care cen- No bedroom, Mack-Quter HARPER at 9% Mile. Brand beach, excellent fishing. at LakepoiDte stove, Westinghouse elec- ljOats, new, size 51), .Rattan PROFESSIONAL ter, nursery or similar sit- new 3,800 Call (705) 282-2538 or Grosse Pointe VA 2-7100 tric dryer, 2 window air table, sewing machine, GARDE.'lER.LANDSCAPER uation in hospital. Can Drive" area.' $145 included. square feet. Ready in 60 days. write Hide Away Resort, conditioners, 110 volts and ironer, kitchen items, small Make any kind of garden. start immediately. Experi- 882-7781. enced, references. '882.0486 CHESTERFIELD Kagawong Manitoulin Is- TREE'S FURNITURE 220 .volts. Notty pine bar. appliances, jewelry, lots Pruning, trimming, feeding, AVAILABLE July I, 2 bed- TWP. 23 Mile near Gratiot. Brand land, Ontario. WAREHOUSE SALE 20855 Beaufait. of Nik Naks and so much year around maintenance. room Bungalow, din i n g YOUNG JAMAICAN woman new. Suites 80()..9,7oo 50%.70% Off more. 1426 Lochmoor, G. Call 882-2285 after 6. room, fireplace, Woods SUMMER COTTAGE - Wal- . wishes day work, experi. square feet. 100 pieces of fine furniture P.W., May 19-20, 10 to 5. enced. references. Call park privileges. $375 per loon Lake near Petoskey, drastically reduced. Must KATHRYN of the PAINTING: Interior and ex- 867-2197. month, plus security. 885- WHITTIER between 1-94 and 4 bedrooms, screened be sold at once. Items for POINTES WEDDING DRESS and veil terior, wall w'ashing. Rea. Kelly. 0990. 1,700 square feet, porch, paneled living room, all rooms. Tree's Furniture experienced service $150, size 10, new in April, sonable rates. Free esti.' WILL CLEAN any gutters. mostly open. FOR SALE. cameo neck, quiana, veil fireplace, dock, boat. 881- Warehouse, 11371 East mates. Bennett painting. For free estimate call 822- COURVILLE near Warren. 1256. IN with matching lace and Call Virginia S. Jeffries, State Fair, 521-2300. Sun. 822-4254. 0004 between 6:30-9:30 Clean 2 bedroom lower, HOUSEHOLD SALES, beads. Call Mrs. Roubie. Realtor 882-0099. day, 12-5, Monday through a.m. basement, .garage, $250 CHALET near Petoskey-3 ESTATE LIQUIDATIONS 884-4540. IF YOU ARE consroering month, plus utilities. Se. GROSSE POINTE Park 30x bedrooms, 1112baths, heat- Friday 1()..9;Tuesday, Wed- AND APPRAISALS painting your house or ga. AMBITIOUS, r,eliable South curity deposit. Available 70 office for rent or sale. ed pool, spring-fed pond, nesday, Saturday 10-6. Free Consultations rage this summer, college High senior wishes to earn June 1, 882-7300. 822-2334. Yanchuk 824- Sauna, playground, golfmg. 775-0366 Grosse Pointe Alumni TINY original paintings for student will do a fantastic money for college. Quality 4169. 778-4824. Anytime of Sigma Kappa doll house, $2.50-$5.00. job. 773-0726. lawn care. 8 years experi. THINK SUMMER, 1 of a If no answer call after 5 p.m. Present a Garage Sale After 4 and weekends. VA ence. Free estimates. 882. kind income, kitchen reo 6D-VACATION DELRAY BEACH, Florida, May 20, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. RELIABLE college student 2.1674. "ALMOST.NEW" APPAREL 7321. modeled, plus bath, 45 foot RENTALS luxurious condo, 2 bed. at 225 McMillian. desires summer lawn jobs. inground heated pool, shag ------.- rooms, 2 baths, full kitch. accessories, furs and an- Yea r s experience, best SA-SITUATION carpeting, drapes, disposal, MAINE For tun e s Rocks t' 1 t BUYING SWORDS, Japan. tiques at a fraction of the b h 3 "-d N en, enms, poo, e C., on equipment, reasonable. 864- DOMESTIC garage, new landscaping, eae. '= rooms. ear golf course, 5 mintues from ese, German, American. origin al cost. 9515. . Grosse Pointe Park area. Kennebunkport. 882-2214. ocean available June 1 Also guns, daggers. Collec- We Buy Furs FANTASTIC LAD}' WISHES 5 days, Professional people. $265 TONY VIVIANO Grosse Pointe references. I SANIBELL ISLAND, Florida through November 30. 362- tor. 774-9651. Consignments Welcome 571-9076. per month, plus security. Walk right out your door 3669 between 3 and 5 p.m. AIR CONDITIONERS (220 LEE'S GARAGE SALE Handyman ------Utilities not included, 1 onto the beach from this ------20339 Mack 881-8082 Car];lcnter Work I6-FOR RENT year lease. Call 824-9083 Gulf front condominium CANADA volt) and gas furnaces, ,Saturday, May 20 and UNFURNISHED for appointment. with pool and tennis. Ontario both removed because cen- 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 11 ON E ROO Sleeps six. $225 per week VIAMEDE RESORT HOTEL tral air was installed in given by ~r apartment building. Call USED BOOKS - BouRht, j Isce aneous GROSSE POINTE City. cus. 1 E B D M apartment, before December 15th. on Stoney Lake Senior Girl Scout 961-7411 sold. Fiction, non.fiction, Repairs tom built 2 bedroom lower Mack and Cadieux area. $365 per week after. Call 358 miles from Detroit Troop No. 327 881-2093 on Neff Road. New carpet. $150 per month includes 216-255-7778. May 13 to October hardcover, paperback - after 5 p.m. ing. appliances and extras. stove, refrigerator, carpet, ----______PIckerel, Muskelunge, Bass FURS WANTED noon 'til 7 p.m. Tues thru ------Immaculate condition. Not drapes,. air conditioned. BOYNE COUNTRY. Com- fishing. Boa t s, motors, Consignment or Buy Sat. BOOKTIQUE, 15243 1040 QUALITY HEALTH CARE in suitable for children or Single person or older cou- pletely furnished, all elec. s w i m m i n g, waterskiing, LEE'S Mack Ave., between Lake. LOCHMOOR you:, home or hospital b)' I pcts Married couple. $4{)O, pIe only. Available 6-1-78. tric, 2 tier Chalet. Upper tennis, sailing, sandy beach. 20039 Mack 881-8082 pointe and Beaconsfield. Professio~al Registe:ed mo~'th. 886.1825. I 882-1521. tier-4 bedrooms, 2 baths, Excellent food. Rates in- 885.2265. no pre-sales! Nurse, Licensed PractIcal I ------! . k' h I' . h . ORIENTAL Rugs wanteti. We Nurse, Nurse Aide or com. :\tACK.8"Z Mile. St. Clair DU~LEX off Cadieux be- ItC en, Iving room Wit clude 3 meals a day. Ac. I }.'lIY more for Oriental rugs. panion sitter. 24 hour serv- Shorcs off Avalon, 3 bed. l\\cen Mack ~n.d Warren. fireplace. Lower tier - 3 commodations in m a in Collector. 1-482-5427. ice, 7 days a week. Phone room, 11'2 bath Ranch full 2 bedrooms. flDlshed base. bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen, lodge and cottages. 882-6640, Medical Person. bascment available, June I, ment, yard, garage,. ~~80 living room with fireplace. For folder write to Bill BARN SIDING - Authentic RARE OPPORTUNITY nel. Pool for more info:-. 3 year lease required. $350 per mont~ plus utlhtJes Tiers inter-eonnected if de- and Bea Ianson, Viamede, I" wC!alhered, hand hewn, mation. per month. 886-2767. 88an5d.40se3c3u.nly. 885-8758 or sired. Private 6 hole put. Woodview P.O. Ontario, natural timber. 1-463-2179. ______ting green. Summer reser. KOL 3EO; or phone 705 Unique Tirana Rosenthal china, large service (12). Including coffee and tea service with coffee and BOOKKEEPING Service - NEW DELUXE HI.RISE ------vations now being taken. 654-3344. _ AAA. 3 Household Sales demitasse cups. Serving pieces and platters. This Experienced bookkeeper 1 AND 2 BEDROOMS 1 SPACIOUS rooms. Clean, 425-8933. Estate liquidations, appraisals will kcep your rcords up TV SECURITY quiet building near Grosse ------HEATED POOL quality china (specially made in Bavaria about 60 to date. accurately. small Many !\Iore Features Pointe Park. Furnished. CLEARWATER, FLORrDA. 18 HOLE GOLF COURSE POINTE years ago) not generally available for purchase. accounts accepted, my Lake St. Clair Area l\lelro 1.9-1 884.6262. Glamorous, luxurious two- Sandy beach, spring.fed pond. AR SERVICE Egg shell white trimmed in gold. Very modern home. Reasonable. 886. 296.2320 463.5857 557.0770 GROSSE POINTE PARK _ bedroom, two bath, 16th Petoskey area chalet, sleeps INTEGRITY ... EXPERTISE design. $9,750. To see sample pieces and photos, 8058 ---.------floor. Gulf front corner 6.18. Dishwasher, TV. 647. ESTABLISHED 7 YEARS ~ .__ ~79 NEFF RD. - 3 bedroom, ~~~~l\ hsOU~~'pI ~ed;~o~~ condominium; two baleon. 7233. by LAWN CUTTING. gardening 112 bath, 2 car garage. u , e. 0 ies. one facing the Gulf, 1 _ 884-2826 Donna Alexander, 886.0559 donc by dependable stu. 5425. Crane Realty. 884. evenings. 821.0704. one facing Clearwater Bay. 6F-SHARE LIVING and dent. reasonable rates. own 0700. NOTTINGHAM _ MACK. 6 Unusually spacious rooms QUARTERS Jeanne Roddewig, 881.7518 cquipment. Eric. 882-6361 ..~.------.--~------$230' I d h t (master bedroom is 14'K21' ------______- -- ...------AVAILA BLl>: June 1st, 3 rooms. lOC u ('s ea, with dressing room and WANTED-Roommate with FREE CONSULTATION SENIOR CITIZEN, 68. needs room upper. No pets or stove. rclrigerator. drapes. bath with marble tub and apartment to share (fe- Please call afttlr 5:00 p.m. work. Janitorial. handy. ~ children, security. Mature no children or pets. 371. vanity), Iivin~ room 16x22. male) 21.28. Call 839.5682 P ASTEL ~INK jacket, 2 WANTED man, etc. Call Verne. 8.13- couple only. Ask for Kay . dining room llx15 (can be between 6-11. i .--2~!' ~______years old, size 15/16. 839- 9350. ._! 791.6400. COUNTRY SETTING. Large used as a den), newly car. SMALL furnished house in 02&1. by GRADUATE STUDENT-In- ' -_.--~------'-- -- 2 bedroom upper. Living peted in lovely shade of Harper Woods. Single stu- terior and cxterior paint- LOWER FLAT room, dining room, appli. green. Occupied one year. dent, mid 20's preferred, 7--WANTED TO RENT ing, home repairs. 6 years 504 NEFF am~es. sun porch, I!arage. Yearly lease (or longer) $135. Evenings. 882-8793. DuMouchelle's experience in the I?ointes. Mt. Clemens area. Call af. wanted at $550 per month. ------.- _ WANTED Oriental Rugs • Antiques • Fine Paintings • Jewelry 885.2994. 3 hedro'lm, l' 2 baths with ler 6 p.m. 463.6855. Refer. (In season this apartment 6J-HALLS FOR RENT ------.--- carpeting, appliances and enccs. $270. would rent for $1,200 per Carriage House or ser. • Fine Furniture • Crystal • Sterling • China 1, . vants quarters work in f'RlvAn; duty's for Grosse I natural fireplace. $475 I- ..------... ~-----_.~- month). Reply to: I. M. 6 partial or full exchange Complete ESTATES or Single Items Pointe area available. Ex. month. Desire mature, 1 MILE and Gratiot, bcauti. Wright, 1621 Gulf Blvd." HALL FOR RENT cellent r('fercnces. R86. long term tenant. By ap- ! ful 4 rooms up, ne.wly dec. Apt. 1601, Clearwater, Fla. I AIR CONDITIONED for rent. G.P. references. INSTANT CASH or on ~onsignment' Handy, yardwork. (Quiet .'_~~~:'. ... __ pointment 882.5200. ~:~\ed, i~~~~~'e~~fTl~e::;~d _~~52~:..!..-8~~:5~~~7_4~. I Amvets Post #57 law student). Write to Phone Us At 1 TYPING in my home. IBM' McBrearty. Adlhoch couple or middle.aged wo'1 YOUNG professional seeking • All Occasions Mr. G, 7 Woodland Place, I 963-6256 or 963-0248 Selectric, $1.00 page. 881. 'I Realtors man. No children or pets flat or apartment. for East I • CATERING Grosse Pte. 46230. 7174 after 3:30. 1- -' $175 a month. 371.3487 Side. 886.8015 after 6 p.m. I\-_H_OI_I_M_O_n_Oq_e_r,_n_4_-1_1_~S__ ,

• c' ft_ rdft' _ ." ...... ~..., ,., relra. -« « c - .",.0 i Page Twenty.Eight 6 R 0 SSE P 0 ItN T E NEW S Thursday, May 18, 1978 ------,------.....- . - ,I 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE I-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE a-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8B-ANTIQUES 9-ARTICLES WANTED FOR SALE 1 ------SHOTGUNS and rifles want. BEAUTIFUL dining room set TRASH, TREASURES AND GARAGE SALE _ 20490 2 SCHOOL DESKS, refriger- 4-HR78.14 steel belt radi GARAGE SALE-739 Sout hi ed. Parker, Fox, Smith, -table, 6 chairs, buffet, TRINKET SALE Woodmont, Friday. Satu r. ator, book case, and vari. als W.W. tires, used 7,000 RoS(!dale Ct., Grosse Point e ABLE TO PAY top dollar Winchester and others. Pri: mirror, $225. 824-1688. Glass covered cane table 125, day - 12 to 4. Clothin g ous household items. 839- miles. Reasonable. 886- Woods. Clothes, miscellane for used Oriental rugs vate collector, 478.5315. HUGE GARAGE 'aid mahogany bureau, size 5 and 12, furniture , 8897. 4454. ous. Sat. and Sun. 10 to 5 545.4483. . SALE -:- many drawers $25, lawn curlains, baby clothes. Antiques, collectables, Fri' furniture, numeroUs gar. GREEN CRUSH velvet living FLEA MARKET - Sat., May COUCH and matching chair FUHNll'URE refinishlOd. re WAN TED: leaded glass day, Saturday and Sunday, den tools, sea shells, wheel DINING room set - Henre . room set. 2 gold crushed 20, 10-4. Defer School , Like new, tables an d paired, 'Stripped, any tyPE doors and windows, Marble 9 to ~ p.m., 1116 Wayburn, barrow, Scolt fertilizer don Heritage model, che r. velvet swivel chairs, din. 15425 Kercheval, room 107 lamps. Triple drapes and a of caning. Free estimates , top tables, dressers and commodes. Vi c tor i an DetrOIt. spreader, Linseed oil, brass r y. Excellent condition ette set, lamps, accessories. Parking lot entrance. single drape, brand new 474-8953. couches, ladies and gentle. / GARAGE SALE, 25759 Grove. candle sticks, (believed to 775-8695. 521-8706. 884.()242. 1 d R '11 W be), walnut Swedish style MOVING SALE - Sat. and ORI ENTAL. RUGS men chairs. Old oil and an, osevi e, ednesday. chaJ'rs stools tole lamp $10 BIKE FOR SALE-1O-spee d IRON RITE, sewing machine, Sun., May 20.21, 10 a.m. GIRL'S BIKE 3 spee leather glass lamps, cut Saturday, 9. 6 p.m. Some " Huffy, 26" wheels, $60 0 - - d Paying maximum prices fo r crystal. Silver pieces, pic. antiques. garden hose, large Saguaro best offer. ~71OD. r floor s c rub b e r, hand 4 p.m. 15910 E. Jefferson Schwinn Faidady Stingray Caucasion, Sarouk, Kashan , ture frames and oriental cactus, potted plants, card "" sweeper, record pl!1yer, (c 0 r n e r of Harcourt) Hand brakes and basket Chinese ~nd other fin e rugs. Consider anything GARAGE SALE Thursday tables, pottery vases, 20" RABBIT and a racoon jacket . elc. LA 6.1282. G.P.P. Furniture, mirrors , condition, $70 Excellent rugs. from V i c tor i a n period. and Friday, 478 McKinley. fan, dehumidifier, 8 qt. Excellent condition. 882 clothing and much more 882-8404. 1-663.7607 Furniture, collectibles, pressure cooker canner, 8277. 0 R I EN TAL RUG, 9x12.. No pre.sales. Evenings. 882-8692. household and baby items, wagon, bar bells, 100 ten Herez. excellent condition. I 6-PlECE white matching bed BUFFET - 1860, solid oak CONTEMPORARY Lawson. bike. nis balls, jumper cables, CROWN gas stove, 4 years 331.7300 after 6 p.m. LADY'S 3 speed 26" Schwinn , rom set. No bed, 2 bureau ______. . h '" hes old 6 bur 2 bike with rear baskets, 21' $250. Warren, 293.5206. type love seat, springs and pamt, varms, "rus, , ners, ovens 2 COUCH, chairs, blue, buffet, corner desk, night stand undercover. Must be in GAS STOVE 30", 2 years picture frames, National broilers, coppertone, $400 frame, for person 5'6" or hutch. mirror, $250. 882 old, white, $75. Call after Geographic, Holiday Mag White antiqued decorato end tables, stereo. 881. over. Excellent condition THIRTY. DAY Waterbury good condition. 884.9461. f 8404. clock, $ 2 2 5. Candlestick 6. 885.2226. azines. Bargains all. display cabinet, $200, smal I 0626. . $75. 881.5092. WANTED - Schwinn excr. . tel e p h 0 n e, $110. Fifty ,I -B-A-S-E-MENT---S-ALE----S-at-u-r.SATURDAY - MAY 20 bedroom chair, $25. 822 FAMILY ROOM SET, seven LIKE NEW _ Beautiful TWO MOUNTED B.F.G license plates, $150. An sizc bicycle. Reasonable . da.}' and Sunday, 1()'6. Ap- NO P~:~:\l.ES 4550. pieces, breakfast room set, V'soski rug, 100% wool , snow tires. L78.15, $25 a tique baby carriage, $50 Call after 5 p.m. 1-652. pliances, all 3 years 'old, UNDER THE ROOF AT GARAGE SALE - Toy s , five pieces, porch wrought size 12'x19' in soft green pair. 882-8404. 882.9619 after 2 p.m. 0453. furniture, plus much more. 707 HAMPTON tools, clothin~, miscellane iron set, nine pieces, one shade with border valve WANTED-Furniture, glass- - MOVING SALE - Some fur ., ANN ARBOR - The An 633 Peartree Lane. 881. I ous household items, lum . chest. TU 2-8783. over $4,000 will sacrifice ware. knick.knacks, dishes, 1883. I GARAGE SALE - 20410 ber, etc. Saturday, May 20, for $1,200 including pad niture, odds and ends . tiques Mar k e t, Sunday , 11097 Promenade, Detroit household items, odds and ------Van Antwerp. Friday only 10 to 5. 51 Radnor Circle HODGEMAN lady's one piece' ding. Call 886.3099 7 to 9 . May 21, 5055 Saline ..Ann a. ends and old dolls. 774- CUSTOM'draperies and b 8 Mile and Harper, 10-3. waders, new, 8. Newly up a.m. 5 to .7:30 p.m. Arbor Road, Exit 175 off by articles, carriage, et c. MAHOGANY Plywood. Mar - holstered antique chair A NICE butternut mapl e 1.94, 225 dealers, every 7142. colonial dining set, 6 886-2558. WOODARD Wrought Iron ine and exterior Ilrades 882-8995. MOVING MUST SEL L thing guaranteed. Featur - chairs, a china cabinet WANTED TO BUY - Used table with plate glass top 14", 3/8", *", ~"; and BEAUTIFUL FRUI T ing: A.I5 Pro Potty chairs WICKER HEAD board for 48x36, 4 chairs with sep some * and %" exterior RUMMAGE SALE, Jeffer and a buffet with hutch piano, spinet or upright. DINING M w/orig. go I d stenciling ; double bed, tree of life de. arate cushions. 882-0610. grade plywood. Full and son Ave. United Metho WOOD ROO Will move it my s elf. - Reasonable. 499.9014. pine blanket chest, dove sign. Black laquer colo r, partial sheets. 884.Q026. dist Church, 14456 E. Jef TABLE with six chair s Phone: 822,8630, 7 to 5. excellent condition, $5O. GARAGE SALE - May 18, ferson at Marlborough Fils any room, expandabl e I ail e d • w/triangulated , CARPETING. 4 rooms an . DETROIT Book Seller seek. 885-4788. 19 - 9 a.m.' 2 p.m. 12260 DANISH Modern - Chair Thursday, 18, Friday, 19 from 64" to 102", sellin g hall, matching custom dra graining; Chandelier, cir , Match cular Tin w/10 kerosene ing library furniture in Wayburn (near Moross) and Ottoman, white lamp , 10 5 table linens also. peries (green), 2 larg e EXCLUSIVE modern furn i. all proceeds to benefit "The picture, fireplace screen to. Saturday, 20th, 9 ing with ope .lights; comb. case Queen good condition. Also needs , hutch n stunned French wate r lure. Round cocktail table , Foundation for Exceptional Excellent condition. 884 to 3. shelves on top, drawe rs Anne w/mirror, orig. black many books on' Michigan - colm's, prosecution an d credenza, other items, dec Children," 22 family effort 6645. WHEELCHAIR wI'tll chrome and lots of closed storag e paint; c 011 e c t ion fine history. Civil War, photo- defence, for library 0I' orative mirrors. 779-5692. on bottom. YOU NAM E Windsors; A-33 14 pes. - graphy, occult, cook books, LOTS OF GOODIES from 30 GARAGE SALE-You name trim in new condition. 881 luxurious law office. 882 biographies, limited and THE PRICE. 882.2083. 7089. Schoenhut Animals; A-36 9x18 BEIGE canvas tent, ex- families. Saturday only, it, we got it! Saturday and 5418, 37 Chestnut Flask, mid find editions. I eat her cellent condition $100, pic 10.5, 1040 Lochmoor, Sunday, May 2(}.21, 9 'tit Z:--S,ooo BTU Whirlpool air . bound. Early journals, au- nic table and umbrella , comer Fairway, No pre 5 2253 F GARAGE SALE - Thurs. , SOLID cherry drop leaf tabl e western origin, 10 diam needs some repair $10, sales. . 4 urton, st. Clair Fri., 9 to 4. 1219 Roslyn. conditioners still in war , $100; Wedgewood china, ond point, deep amber: B.S tographs, old movie, etc. Coleman 2 burner stov e Shores, 3 blocks past 12 Twin. head board, night ranty for sliding or case service for eight with a1 Maple Queen Anne chair ; magazines, etc. Pro m p t I I Mile off Jefferson. windows. 2-T V payment and J removal at $10, 2 cots with mattress ALL PINE BAR, .ootrai, sland, 36" patio table , ment s e r v i n g pieces, $100 maple Queen Anne tea stands, I-pedestal, 1 es $10, 1 canvas aluminum shelf, $50. Hand mower G SON kids clothes, 18 mos. to 2 Thurs., Fri., 10 to 4. 346 1 table; primitive oil, vivid your convenience. Call . $4 1 1 wI'th catcher, ...... """3' IB self. defrosting re Dortable, I-lovely lamp J o,h n Kin g, 961.0622. cot or chaIr , ny on ~- oarlJ'WU frigerator. 881-4312. years. Aluminum s tor m Cadieux. 882.1005. color; Federal period and plastic 12x12 picnic can FURNITURE _ Used walnut door, woman's c lot he s, 886-9014. irons: B.9 & C.33 Tools: B Thank.you. 16 superior country formal opy $20, used twice, ladie s ha' 18 CUBIC foot freeler, like cooler, lots more. MEDITERRANEAN STYL E TOP S$ PAID for color TV's and man matching chairs , buffet, dining room c Irs, LAWN MOWER, $20. Bir d couch, beige brocade, 77' m a hog any candlestand , foam cushions, need re bureau, chest of drawers. new, $100; ass 0 r t e d bath typewriter, $15. Ga 5 needing repair. 774-9380. . be n'ng and mat wrought iron Florida room HANDMADE patch work long. Excellent condition R.I. 1770.90; fan b a c k covering $5, golf cart $5 tWin X sp . fireplace logs, $35. TU 2 ' couc'h s furnitu.re, walnut Itall'an quilts made to order or $75. 882.5360 after 6. Windsor side chair, good ANTIQUES and oldtiques Call before 9 p.m. 885-1085 tress, t wo suot dl e , 9750. etc. 884AlO26. Provencial leather top cof. ready made. 822.1850. form, green paint probab- wanted. We buy estate and GARAGE and Yard Sale ly Conn. 18 C: B-19 Ig. colI GAR..l"GE SALE _ Baby fee table,' 2 matching end TENNIS RACKET - Davi s furs. GARAGE SALE - May 18, Sand pool filler, cov~r, things, quality clothes , ORIENTAL RUG, 8~xll~, tab 1e s; yard furniture; gut Ironstone.Tea Leaf: B.16 19, 20. 10 a.m.~ p.m. 9502 Classic, new strings . auto accessories and house LEE/S plants. furniture, household Turkistan, excellent condi- wrou~ht iron yard settee, condition, Penn be n c h table: C-8 20339 Mack Greensboro Harper/Outer Excellent $40 hold. 11919 Rossiter 8 to 881-8082 items. toys. Saturday, May tion, reasonable. Days 771. 2 chairs, $75. Call 884-2701 886-1527. Ohio prim iti ve w/Van 20, 9-4. 431 McKinley. 7671 - evenings, 884-8694. or 774-0689. Dr. area. , 7:30 Thursday, Friday, Sickle 'provenance; C - 12 SERIOUS local collector will Saturday. coll Amorial Export Porce purchase all signed Tiffany BASEMEm' SALE _ Furni SUPER GARAGE SALE ADMIRAL refrigerator, 15 COLONIAL family room fur 10.YEAR.OLD solid oak bed- niture, lamps, end table lain c.1770; Chinese blue lamps; Handel, Pairpoint, ture, dishwasher, much SATURDAY. MAY 21ST cubic feet, white, $175. RABBIT HUTCH 3'h' x room set, king headboard, cocktiill table, Ironrite - & white, Amari, Canton : Jefferson and Moe Bridges more. 735 Harcourt", Grosse 10 TO 4 .king dressers, 2 mirrors. 886-3955. 2'h', $20. Carrying cage, stereo, humidifier, de C.17 4 sm Eskimo art pic- lamps. All transactions Pointe Park. Saturaay. 11. 458 ROLAND Perfect condition, $ 6 0 0 . $10. 886-6430. tures-Paul Patkatck: C.22 strictly confidential. Please GARAGE; SALE. 4382 York- humidifier. 885-3761. 5. Unique met a 1 sculpture Jewelry-Silver in c I: set ~all after 6 p.m. 886.2812._ WINDOW AIR conditioner,' shire. Friday,' Saturday, YARD and household sale. lamp, $55. Tandem bike PHYFE dining candlesticks w l matching GARAGE SALE - Severa I $85; old regulator clock, Sunday. Furniture, bikes, DUNCAN, May 18, 19, 20. 10-4. 4643 OLD FISHING rods, shot. round, $145; dining room with child's seat, $100. Air. room set with 5 chairs, tray Repousee" F. Kirk families. 15261 Young, May line pet carrier, $25. 886- antiques, misc. 9 to 5. Berjtshire, Detroit. guns wanted by collect.or. 18, 19, 20, 1().4. set, $975; antique diamond $100. Hide.a.bed, needs re 1916:D.5 unusual Penn dry 0465 after 5 p.m. Will pay cash at your scale, $185; electric Quam TANDEM BIKE, $75. VA 3. covering, $50. Hardwoo d JUNIOR LEAGUE of De sink wfsliding doors/old YARD SALE, Friday, May home. 885.1677. rotisserie. $28; sheet metal GARAGE SALE - Stereo, 1696. desk, $35. Call 885-3920, troit. D e cor a tor Show red: D.12 19thC playpen 19, 1581 Oxford. Steno- wood stove, $18; old win. refrigerator and miscel. Wednesday after 6, all gay House plant sale. May 22nd, prob. Amish: D-13 N.Y WANTED - Royal Douton, graph machine, like new, dow shulters, 7".x29, $8 BOSS 180--18' fiberglass. ski Saturday, Sunday. crock cupbd., old green Royal Worcester, Hummel furniture, glassware, bas- laneous items. 912 Univer- 23rd, 24th. 10-4 in the ga- each; manual Royal type- sity, Grosse Pointe, May boat. 165 horsepower. Per. over orig. red, Stoneware: figurines. Toby mugs, fine kets, misc. galore. SOUND SIGN receiver, 8 rage. 241 Lakeshore. Please writer, $48; hand mower, 20th, 21st after 11. fect condition, $3,500. Call park on Grosse Pointe D.16 early kitchen cabinet china, sterling, cut glass, electric. edger and hedge track turntable, 4 speakers, .,>ow/tin ,sp,IGe.;.drawer:si Ir.23 crystal, good jewelry, art ¥-OVING SALE, 21709 Bon . ~, ~1~~... ., ... $130., ~ ,olf.~. Jh~U.vd"...,-.,; " ..~._)q ('•• 1.~..1 -",,,,,- clipper, $25; sleeping bag, 9'PIECE walnut set, $300: I Ice c rea m .,. chocolate POttery, Wedgwood and old Brae, SI. Clair Shores, May after ~ p.m. 17.20. Antiques, misc, $20; horse drawn junk wa. 884-4216. LIVING ROOM furniture and '. MOVING. Living room fur- molds, early Furniture:. D postcards. 884-4620. gon. umbrella, new canvas, misc. for sale. 28027 Great. and can e nitUl'e, a.piece dinette, 2 34 American & European DINING room outfit, 2 bed. RED VELVET MANUAL Royal portable $35; large purple shimmer er Mack. Saturday and chair, $85. Old China cabi bedrooms. desk, miscel. Clocks restored & warrant- 10A-MOTORCYCUS room outfits. 372-1529. ed, dome top trunks: F-6 typewriter. $35. Oak desk bedspread, $22; fireplace Sunday 10-4. net, $50. Ice maker re laneous. CHEAP. 4-8 Thurs- , FOR SALE chair $30. 331.Q986. grate, 3 stepladders, large CONCRETE garden edges, frigerator, $200. 19 inc h day, lQ.6 Friday only. Flask, Ravenna. Glass Co., Traveler's companion, am- 1975 YAMAHA 650 - Like heavy workbenches, wall curved, straight and corn- GARAGE SALE. Saturday, color TV, $200. Uprigh t 16039 East 7 Mile near MOVING: Grandfather clock. cabinet, oak lumber, oak ber, qt.: F-16 Pattern new, extras, only 1,200 T.V., stereo, dinette set, ers, 5Oc. 885-4372. May 20, 10-4. Tables, freezer, $50. 882-8075. Kelly. stair bannister, wood turn. lamps, Noritake dinner Glass & Souvenier Spoons: miles, $1,095. 791-2039. double bed, dresser, end ed lamp posts, picture GARAGE SALE - Saturday, service, decorative and ROOM, 6 chairs TREASURES from 10 fanli. F-19 Books, best of Henry table. chair, Nesco roaster DINING 1974 YAMAHA 500 - Good frames, 4416 Chatsworth, May 20, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. household items. 130 Mea- sofa, in. very good condi '3. Carr collection. 8 a.m.' with stand, Toro power lies yard sale. 100's of nice condition. 885-9167. comer Munich, side en. 818 Cadieux rd., Grosse dow Lane. No pre.sales. 4 p.m. (You may come mower, misc. Open Satur. tion. Cheap. TU 2-8960. items. Toys. childrens' trance. 885.{)152. Pointe. Dishwasher, old re- clothing, all sizes, plants; anytime after 5 a.m. when 1975 HONDA 125 - Street day and Sunday, 10-5 he aU frigeratol', double; toys, HUMMEL annual piates'l SCHWINN deluxe h professional hair dryer, dealers come to set-up). bike. 500 miles. Wind- 23304 Almond off 9 Mile. DINING ROOMf'f bedr0bo}m pre-school boy's clothes, 1971.1977 boxed $1,850'1 bike, Battle Creek Hi.low, 779.3854. 'Push lawnmower, alumi- shield, carrier rack and furniture, co ee ta e, misc. 885-4295. professional roller, health num door, double-bed, mat- helmet. $400. 18933 Ros. gold plaque. 343'()734, builder speed dial, folding GOLF mONS-full set, reg. tress and box springs, common, Harper Woods. istered, matched Haig UI. REAKFAST TABLE and 5 GARAGE SALE - Friday GARAGE SALE - Eames \ travel bike, with carrying antiques and collectibles, ESTATE SALE B 19731h HONDA 450--5 speed, tra, 2.9 and pitching wedge, chairs, like new; chaise ;ngl~~t~~~iu8;:.0 a.m. to chair with ottoman, 3 piece case. Furniture, dishes, some furniture. No pre- Antiques' and Fine Furni. luggage rack. Sharp. Ex. $125. 884-1124. lounge; coffee maker; dinette set, baby items, . clothing. 881.9262. sales. 1887 Broadstone, ture. Silver, much copper, . d ~_~~a lots of misc. 1778 Bourne- tras. 572-4441. wooden oars; silver plate LAMPS ,If b cage, ... ~s, BASEMENT SALE - Baby Grosse Pointe Woods, Fri. stein collection. Cut glass, GARAGE SALE - Bedroom OC>.. gl m h . W d mouth. Thursday-Friday, set, shower doors, oak ta. coffee service; etc, OUT" ass, uc mISc. e nes. clothes, fine china, ladies' day, 10-4, Saturday 10-2. fine china, art glass, paint. 1975 KAWASAKI 65100, $325 1144. day, Thursday, Friday, 9-5. 9 to 4. coats, and clothes, humidi. ings, old prints and many ble, miscellaneous house. 8A-MUSICAL -1973 Honda SI..350, $450 hold, childrens' things. 41154Grayton. hI 1 decorator items. -1974 Suzuki 250, $325. GARAGE SALE _ 450 Uni. CHILD'S SWINGS. Excel. fier, end ta es, pants, INSTRUM£NTS Saturday, May 20, 10-4 p.m. versity, miscellaneous, 9 to 1.ROOM apartment furniture lent condition. 1 year old. bed frames and typewriter. 20146 GLENDALE 881-8737. 4833 Farmbrook, Detroit 2, Saturday, Sunday. for sale, 19" TV, all like $40. 886-7549. Friday, Saturday, Sunday, ANTIQUE SHOW and Sal". 3 blocks East of Livernios, 482.24. new. 331.2481. ---- 10 to 5. 20466 Fleetwood. Oakland Mall, Troy, Mich. South of Eight Mile. 1973 SUZUKI GT550 - $600. 884-1804. evenings. QUALITY. Monday, June 12. FRIGIDAlhE 'Nasher and --O-V-I-N-G----A-Il-h-o-use-h-o]-d igan, May 18-21 during Saturday, May 20, BOYS, GIRLS, womens, mens M Jon B. Gandelot is our pos. BABY and maternity items, gas dryer. 2 years old. Call Mall hours. 10 a.m. till 4 p.m. 1972 HONDA 5004 - 10,500 clothes, shoes. From 20c to itive' voice for Grosse children's clothes, toy s, after 5. 885-6297. goods. 11238 Wayburn, miles, adult owned. Fair. $5. TU 2-0398. Pointe School Board. Char. misc. housewares. Satur Morang-Whittier area. WALNUT curved glass china PIANOS WANTED ing. hooker 3.1 header lie and Kay Bolles, John day and Sun day, 10-6. GARAGE SALE. Sewing ma. -M-O-V-I-N-G-S-A-L-E---A-ll-h-o-u-se-. cabinet. Excellent condi. ~IOVI:\1G! Some antiques, GRANDS, Spinels, Consoles sissy bar, new unmounted and Lucy frost. Stu Dow, 10376 Beaconsfield, Whit- chine, set of China, 78 tion. $600. 526-1279. misc. household items. . 194 371 2394 hold good, clothing, baby and Small Uprights. tires, extra chain and bat. Jesse R. Lowther, Bonnie t ler - area. '. rpm records, bike, much tools, lawn equipment, . items, miscellaneous. May TOP PRICES PAID 8C-OFFICE tery. Exceptional. $925. small tables, lamps. Thurs- and Dennis Perkins, Karen QUALITY. Monday, June 12. more. Thursday, Friday, 20th 9-4. 5511 Three Mile VE 7-0506 EQUIPMENT 885-8215. day, Friday, Saturday, 10- Schaefer, Cathe Brierly, Jon B. Gandelot is our pos- 10 to 4. 817 Bedford. Dr., DetrOI't . 5. Only. 20719 Toles Lane, J h A H d M COPIER, dependable, good on. ammon, rs. itive voice for Grosse 1969 HAMMOND M.3 con. HARLEY.DA VInSON Sport- off Vernier. Nettie Duffield. Paid for Pointe School Board. Char. CRAFITSMA!'Jh5 bl5~defpower GARAGE SALE - Victorian condition, extra paper sup- sole organ, cherrywood ster, 1965 XLCH. Rebuilt by Gandelot for Better ree, upng t reezer, platform rocker, upright plies, $200. 294-1550. DRAPERIES, gold and white, Schools Committee, John lie and Kay Bolles, John large 40" electric Kenmore cabinet, collector's quality. engine and transmission. and Lucy Prost, Stu Dow, t h k' h freezer, $75. Humidifier, 372.9448. 3 panels 14'.10" wide, 1 S. Hoey, Treasurer, 536 Jesse R. Lowther, Bannie 4sove , ~ rome ll~c en set. $20. Misc; 771 Lincoln, Sat- mint condition, pedal at- WALNUT des k, 66"x38", panel 11'-10", 8'.5" long, h l (only a. few Lakeland, Grosse Pointe. d D . P k' Ka c aIrs, alIke new. urday only, 10 to 3. tack decay swivel chair, typing chair. 1973 HONDA 350 CL - Low S65. Farber ware broiler an enms er lOS, ren French provincial picture were made) best offer over guest chair, file cabinet, mileage, electric start ex. rotisserie, $35. Kitchen 5'x2' WHITE SINK. Best of. Schaefer, Cathe Brierly, frames, all sizes. 882-0839. 12 WHITE SIDE WALLS, $1,200. 881-8970, 343-0747. typewriter. record.o-phone, cellent condition. $495.' 882. ware, hanging luggage, fer and haul. 881-0164. John A. Hammel, Mrs. Net G78-14, 6,000 miles, $12 {rom a home office. 881. LOWREY Magic Genie or. 3320. wall hanging. 885-8934. lie Duffield. Paid for by FIVE HORSEPOWER riding each. New plastic seat 5662. 1NDIAN handmade oriental Gandelot for Better Schoo mower •. like new, $250. gan, bench, earphones. 9 1973 HONDA 450 - Good SPRING House Cleaning? rUj:(, 8'6"xll'10", off-white, Committee, John S. Hoey, 822.5778. covers, 1974 Chevrolet 4 months old, never used. OFFICE FURNITURE Sale. Save your books for the 882.9081 ~ter 5. Treasurer, 536 Lakeland. door, $15. 771-7671. condition. $400. 886-0272. 886.2415. Used. Apeco Superstat cop. , AAUW book sale. Can 886 Grosse Pointe. GIRL'S 20" Schwinn bike, GARAGE & HOUSE SALE- ier, I.B.M. Executary Die. 8832 . 882.9311. QUALITY. Monday, June 12. steel and wood 6 ft. work GRAND for 71 SUZUKI 90 - Onloff USED BABY taphone, Cheek protector, Jon B. Gandelot is our pos. HOUSEHOLD furnishings bench. 885.3559. Moving to Florida, every: sale. 882-5194. road bike, good condition. ITALlAN Provencial dining itive vr :~e for Grosse Sofa, end tables, lamps , thing must go. May 19th permanent f i 1e drawers, $175. 882.2895, evenings. room set, I year old, per. Pointe ~cho; I Board. Char. chest of drawers, etc. TU BOAT LADDER, cushions, & 20th. 3500 Yorkshire. 5.STRING BANJO, Epiphone 18x24 Paralift d raw i n g f('ct shape, Breakfront ta lie arJ Ka~ Bolles, John 5.0257. gas tank, girl's 20" bike, PORCH SALE, Saturday 9- longneck, Scruggs tuners, board, 8 drawer 4x6 card l1-CARS FOR SALE hIe with 2 leaves, 6 chairs and Lucy Prost, Stu Dow, chain binders, insect fog. 5; Lane hall mirror, $50; hard case. $200. 884.9453. f i 1i n g cabinet, 161hx25" 886,1409, Jesse R. Lowther, Bonnie SOFA BED for sale. Bes /(er. shoe buffers, bowling plate glass mirrors. Other AUTOMOBlLE INSURANCE. . K ff 8867508 Bigelow all wool 4'x4' blue. items. 885.1132. as low as $33.15 for 6 and Dennis Per kms. . arenI 0 cr. . . balls, range hood, inter. green rug, $40. Green BABY GRAND piano. Kim- BASEMf:'li'T SALE - ~fuch S h f C th B ml)nth~. Call Ch2sney Insur. misc., tools, ,pictures c ae er, aerIer y, GARAGE SALE Saturday , com, folding doors, inter- t run k, 16x30x16*, $10. hall, like new. 881.3553. , John A. Hammel, Mrs ior window s hut t e r s, ance Agency (or your over lamps, chairs, refrigerator , Nettie Duffield. Paid for May 20th, 9:30 to 4 p.m Practika camera. $50. En. 9-ARTICLES WANTED the phone quotalion. 884. kitchen set Thursday, Fri. 1 N 1 Eth drapes, curtains, ladies I $20 M' 't PIANO - Wurlitzer Spinet , by Gandelot for Better on y. 0 pre sa es. an arger, . ISC. I ems, 5337, day 20918 Beaufait, Har. All 'd h' f' 1 coats, size 10, skirts, dress. b k 1 h 1121 - walnut finish. j.'toodcon. WANTED - Place settings. Schools Committee, John en Sl e c air, Irep ace 00 s, games, c ot es. dition. $475. 521.7344. per Woods. S. Hoey, Treasurer, 536 se,I Navy f"dIreSI e ch'au es. men's new clothes, suit MIdary an . odd pieces, Spode white AUTO~IOBTLE OWNERS As . t R b 't 46 long. 38 and 40 waist I Lakeland, Grosse Pointe. SansO! s ereo ever um Imperial Gadroom China. low as $22 quarterly buys GIGA\'TIC Garage Sale - Avon collectables, quality pants, 16'hx33 shirts, other ANTIQUE SALE - Begin- LOVELY Kimball. Whitney 886.4454. Spinet. Excellent con d i . Compulsory ~o Faull In. \len's and women's clolh .FAMIL Y garage sale, 402 decorative accessories ane! misc. items. Sat .. Mav 20. ning May 17th at 19051 4 886. surance. 881.2376. ing; some furniturc' mis Neff, Saturday • Sunday miscellaneous. 1984 Hun 10 a.m.-4 p.m. 3933 Cadieux. Moross road, corner o{ tion. $675. 777-6874, WANTED: slot, pInball and cellaneous 806 North Ren t 4634. gambling machines. Old May 20.21st, 9 a.m. to 5 Club Drive, Grosse Pointe LARGE BUFFET, $150; Ken. Lan d s d 0 w n in garage. 19771h FIAT X.19, 4'speed, aud. Friday and Saturday p.m. No pre.sales. Dish Woods. Chest of drawers, black coin operated games from 10 am . 6 pm. STEINWAY 7%' Grand penny arcades or amuse. air conditioning, 12 weeks washer, chain saw, televi more sewing machine cabi- walnut cab in e t, tables, old, 4,500 miles, Zicbartc~. J.-UR\rI1"t;Rf.::-g(~;;(i ~~~dition S10n, walerbed, f ish i n g JACOBSENS all power lawn net model, $85; studio trunks, quilt~, wool blank. e,iano ebony finish. Excel. ment parks. Old Coca.Cola lent condition, leather art. advertising items and ad. Mint condition. Still undcr Couch, chalrs, tables, elec equipment, treasures from mower, 2 years old, $75 couch, $95. 882-8238. ets, misc. items. Garage warranty (12 months) new. the Far East. Many house 885.1883. SPRING CLEANING Lob. Sale also will offer garden i~t stole included. Monday. verlising items from becr lric stove, Reasonable and pop companies. Music $6.100, Asking firm $5,492. \1ust seII. 773- 8442, Saturday, 9:30.5. 881-4415. hold items, GARAGE SALE _ 175 Lake ster color couch 95" mod. tools. H 00 ve r washer, - boxes and electric pianos. Les 881.5336. $175 C ff t bl household items. MOVING SAU: - Beautiful CONNOISSEUR'S DREAM- view Ave. A little of every ern . 0 ee a e, GULBRANSEN Organ, Les- Call after 6 p.m. 882.8692. ------.______1977 CORVETTE. Blue on French Provincial so ( a , Items purchased for late thing. All proceeds for dark. with warmer in MAHOGANY Chip.n dale - lie speakers. Superb tone S250: genuine rose bud wife: impressive 69-plece M i chi g a n League for middle $55. 2-lighl gold 4.pc. dining room set. Ma. and cabinetry, rare value. PRIVATE Collector wants blue, loaded, $9,800. After old clocks (pocket and 5. 882.2625. back cha ir with velvet scat , imported British M in ton Crippled Children, Satur chairs $40 each. I-white hogany Secretary des k . 882.1315. $35: small maple 4.drawer chinaware (Ardmore 1793) day, May 20th. IO a.m. to chair $35. 2-round glass 882-8277. wrist watches) any condi. tion. Old music boxes, in. 1975 f'IREBInD Esprit. AM': dc~k and chair, $40; patio bcautiful full.lene:th, fully 5 p.m. tables, $25 each. I-white 8B.-ANTIQUES eluding player piano's. Jute FM cassette, 3 spced stick, umbrclla table. tools, dish let out female black dia. lamp $35. I-Chinese lamp CARPET. Blue.green shag. FOR SALE ('s, World Book encyloped mond ranch mink coat; RADIO, tape recorder, Wood $55. Host.hostess chairs lightly used, upholstered ------boxes, pump organs anri $3,150. After 6 p.m. 886. ias. Misccllancous. Must sty I i ~ h black cashmere ard dinin~ room set, 2/$15. Set of snack tables chair, drapes, lamps, misc. I KENNARY Kage Antiques. phonographs, anything re. 6431. sell. May 20.21, II to 5; coal; dinette, boudoir mls- French luggage. Crysta I $5. Dark cabinet combina. 1492 Hollywood. Saturday. II Hours: Wednf'50ay.Friday. lated to music. :"-150 anv I-F-IR-F.-,B-I-Rc~D~-'-77-Formul;-= fl m, 23216 Edsel Ford Ct.. I cellany. Top offers take. \ floor lamp. Barrel back tion TV, radio, stereo and Sunday, 9.6 or by appoint. 12.4, Saturday 9.5. Cadieux I type. of slot machmes. Call White. stereo air in!. St. Clair Shores, 778.1018. I Mr. Bishop, 886.3927. chairs. 499.1726. bar $350. Call 882.7957. menl. 884-1699. at Warren. 882.4396. anytlme. 884-8987. I maculate. $5,:;00. 88i.9136.

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Thursday, May 18, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty.Nine ll-CARS FOR SALE \ l1-CARS FOR SALE l1-CARS FOR SALE HC-BOATS AND 12D-LAKE AND RIVER 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE U-l£AL ESTATE 1974 DART Sport. 6 cylinder, 1975 TOYOTA Corolla, de. '73 POWDER. BLUE Duster MOTORS PROPERTY FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE automatic, power steering, luxe. 2 door, automatic, - 6 cylinder, tires 1,500 OUTBOARD-4 horse power, ESTATE - 57 acres with IHOMEOWNERS INSUR- vinyl top, 32,000 miles, stereo, clean. 885-6148. miles, new battery. $1,000. used 10 hourse, $115. 881. Lake Mich. frontage. Eng. GROSSE PO INTE HARPER WOODS ANCE Policy for your clos- rustproofed. 20 mpg, care. 1969 CUSTOM Impala. Corn. I 882.0128. 7628. lish Tudor design. Grounds WOODS Spacious 2 bedroom, 1'h bath ingc Call Chesney Insur. fully maintained by Chry. ance Agency. 884.5337 for plete electric power. Ex. 1975 DODGE CHARGER SE JETWIND Sailboat _ 14.ft., are breathtaking. Every. Beautiful brick home with custom brick ranch on 100 sler engineer. $2,200. Call . . thing about this estate is f1. x 170 ft. lot. Extra large your quotation. after 4. 343-0409. ceIIent con dItlon, 526.5278. _ Tape, cruise, air, low One year old. Excellent many extras, custom car. in A.l condition including peting throughout, marble finished rec.room with fire. ORIGIN~ OWNER selling I mileage. Mint condition. cr.ndition. $349. 886-4764. outdoor swimming pool 1976 TRIUMPH Spitfire - sills, beautiful natural fire. place in basement. Large ROCHESTER 9,200, metal top, covers, tenderly cared for 1973 Woman driver. $2,995. 881. EGG HARBOR _ 33' 1971, and cabana. Additional place in huge living room, paneled family room with CUSTOM. BUILT 4.bedroom rustproofed, two tone, LN. Olds 98. Cranberry' with 7957, after 5. radio, depth sounders, en. pro per t y and buildings plus full basement, 2 car brick wall fireplace, elec. ranch. P r i vat e, secluded $3,795. 977-1742. biege top and interior, low 1977% MUSTANG Cobra II gine sync, sniffer, at Jef. available. This has to be garage. This home is out- tronie air filter, 21h car at. 1.6 a ~r e s in prestigious miles, air, tilt wheel, steel _ Power steering, power ferson Beach. $29,500. 882- one of N.W. Mich. most standing at only $43,900, tached garage. Much stor. area. Call Carlene Mc. 1972 OLDS Toronado custom radials, Ziebarted. $1,825. brakes, stereo, V-6, 4 speed, 8078. beautiful estates. For more age space. No brokers. 371. Kechnie 651.3910. Girardot sedan, only 52,000 miles, 885.8131. rust proofed. Must sell. ------details call Walter Welsh, TOWN & COUNTRY 1954. Inc. Realtors 651.5005. loaded with extras, excel. $4,575 or best offer. 527. 27 FOOT Chris Craft-Fully }.800-632.1759 at Harbour 1--- lent body, tires and motor, 1975 MUSTANG 11 - Low 0441. equipped, mint condition. Rear' Estate or (616) 723. REAL ESTATE air" AM/FM, front wheel mil e age, clean. power New engnie. 839.6949. 2067. 286.6000 C.107 689 PEACH TREE drive, regular gas. 884. steering,~ power brakes, '76 BUICK Regal - Landau I QUALITY. Monday, June 12. Brick Colonial, 3 bedrooms, 21/2 baths, 22 foot family 4671. Z.Iebar t, new ex haus t , very roo,ft' rtp 1e wh't'I e, aIr, pow. SEA RAY - 24 Foot, week. 1,ARGE, LOT near Gran(i Jon B. Gandelot is our d d't' $2450 t' b k . ender, loaded. Must sell. Bend Ontarl'o Fantastic room with fireplace, living room with fireplace, goo can I IOn. ,. er s eermg, ra es, wm. ,. positive voice for G.P. 2'.~ car attached garage. $98,500. 1975 COUGAR. Low mileage, II 886.3759. dows, locks, Cruise Control. $7,995. 882.2691. financing available. 822. School Board. Charlie & prime, $3.700. 881.2685. ------1 Hesitation wipers, auto- E-L-E-C-T-R-I-C-O-u-tb-o-a-rd-m-ot-o-r~_2_3_34_Y_a_n_Ch_u_k_8_24_-4_1_6_9._Kay Bolles, John & Lucy 882.1943 ______,1976 BUICK Limited Lan. matl'C trunk release, AM-' I d V f. d't. - 10 speed, like new. No'1 Prost. Paid for by Gandelot I -----~--_._------1976 CUTLAS S S - Silver au - ery me con I lon, FM stereo 8 track, 40 chan. gasoline required, runs on ST. CLA IR for Better Schools Com. black in t e r i 0 r. Powe; 27,000, miles, new radials, nel CB, new tires, electric 12 volt auto battery. Es- mittee, J 0 h n S. Hoey, steerilng , power brakes, garage kept. 886.9714. clock, compass, twin rac. pecially good for fishing Small house on 105 ft. of Treasurer, 536 Lakeland, ST. CLAI R SHORES s\~ive b u c ~ e.t s, stereo, 1974 MERCEDES 450 SEL. ing mirrors, burglar alarm, _ no noise. Asking $95 or Pine River frontage. (Ae. G P mmt con d I t lon, 38,000 E II t d't. 574 rear defrost 37000 m'lles cess to st. Clair River). __ '_' _ 4 BEDROOM COLONIAL, corner lot, circular drive, n\"l s $3 700 Aft 5 xce en con I Ion. - .,. best offer. Call 884.0932 or I I I C, , . er p.m. 0780 A+ condition. 886.9014. 886'6054." - This charmin.g horne with ST. CLAIR, 1579 Vine st. _ inground heated pool, family room with fire. 977:7998. . 1------3 ~edrooms IS completely Quality Cape Cod, 2 na. place, 1st floor laundry, 21h baths, finished base. ------1975 OLDSMOBILE Delta. '74 SUPER BEETLE-Auto. HOBIE 10 Sailboat - Mint mamtenance. free. Over. aural fir e pia c e s, 3+ ment, 2 car attached garage, close to schools and 1969 MUSTANG. Good trans. Royale. Power steering, matic, radio, heater, rear condition. Must sell. Best looks the rtver and un. 1 bdrms., lrg. open Kitchen, shopping. $92,500. Shown by appointment only. portation. $500 or best. power brakes, AM/FM defogger, new exhaust sys. offer. 882.7745. sP.oiled woods yet only 51 beautiful cupboards, An. 886-3038. 884.1526. stereo, power windows, tern. 23,000 miles. Red and ------minutes from town. $49" derson Thermopane win. ------power door lock, $2,495. beautiful. $2,195. 891.3400t SAILFISH - Good condi- 500. do\vs, full basement, 21L 1975 OLDS Cutlass Supreme -48 t 14 b f 5 k t' 'th '1 886 7Z 824 46. ex. , e ore p.m., as lon, WI new sal. . "BEAI, ICHAMP" car garage. Lrg. lot, cI.ose 4 door, air, power steering, ------for Joe. 1762. ~ hId power brakes. Must sell. 1973 4-door hardtop Caprice, I ~ REALTORS 32 4755 to sc 00 s an shoppmg. 824.1295. with everything, $2,000. 1977 CORVETTE _ 3,800 ac. SAILBOAT _ 12~ Zeff Dry. 9. Country atmosphere with Homeowners Insurance 882-8792. tual miles, loaded. 884- Sail complete with main 12E~OMMERCIAl city conveniences. T his - A ONE of a kind triple ------7102. and 5x6 sails. 2 horsepower PROPERTY home will be open Sunday May I offer you a cost and coverage quotation for w1)ite, GTO 1973 loaded, TOYOTA Carol a 1972. Air, ------motor: Co rii pie t e with 1______2.5. R 222 your new home policies prepared in time for sunroof, low miles, per. stereo, rear defogger, new 1976 GRANADA GHIA - trailer. One year old, fiber. MEDICAL OFFICE building ST. CLAIR - This palatial your closing! fect condition. 886.8388. tires, runs like n'ew, $1,100. Silver blue metalic. air can- glass, fully equipped. 773. 30x70 on Kercheval, Grosse horne cannot be described 884-5337 1977 GREMLIN - 10,000 885.6088. ditioning, power brakes, 2893. I Pointe Park for sale or here. 10 rms., indoor heat. DAVID J. CHESNEY mil e s, power steering, -1-95-0-M-E-R-C-U-R-Y--2-d-o-o-r, power steering. $3,300. 886------I e a s e. Air conditioned ed pool, wet bar, Inter.com white sidewalls, AM/FM 57,000 original miles, all 4057. ELECTRON - 12 fiberglass, building suits many other and vacuum system thru. stereo, excellent condition. original, no rust. Will de. '74'MAZDA Wagon-4 speed, cat rigged,' center board. uses too. Only $39,000 and out. Heated garage w/2 CHESNEY INSURANCE AGENCY $2,400. 779:5896. Call after liver. $3,000. 1-519.258. AM/FM, power brakes, air, , $300 or offer. 882-5666. fantastic financing avail- openers. All drapes, dish. 20225 MACK 5:30. 1412. . defogger, needs work, $700 1974 REINr:;~L _ 19 foot ahIe. 822-2334 Yanc huk washer and stove. Fire. "926 82A A169 place, plush carpeting. A Policies quoted with Citizens Insurance Co. of America Bra,d 881-oJ • deep V, 120 Merc. Cruiser '%"'2__ • _ 1957 THUNDERBIRD, white, 1975 PONTIAC Astre SJ, air. true elfecutive home. Man)' porthole top, perfect red conditioning, AM/FM ra. '72 CHEVY CAPRICE _ 4 1.0. Excellent condition. WORK IN LUXURY _ 2100 more deluxe features. interior, power steering dio, mag wheels, 4 speed, door, loaded, new tires and $4,700. 882.3014, after 6. sq. ft. of beautifully fin- R 209 and brakes, automatic, air 33,000 miles. After 5:30 brakes. 885.2554. CATALINA 20' 1975 _ Main, ished carpeted. and well ar. MEMPHIS, 12244 Belle River 67 OXFORD RD. con d i t ioning. Restored, _p_._m_._88_2._4_32_0_._$_I_,6_00_.__ '67 VOLKSWAGON _ Ex- Jib, Poptop, excellent con. ranged offices. Especially -Automobile Executive's GROSSE POINTE SHORES rust free. California car. 'tl'on. 881.1544. suitable for doctors, attar. home. 8+ rooms, 4 baths. 1977 FIR EBlRD Formula. eel 1ent condition, gas heat. dl r Beautiful. SeriQus only. ______neys, accountants, mfg. Designed for executive en. Power steerin,g power er, $750. 886-6231. t C b t t t" 0 II' 40 7 Bedrooms Luxury house. Large Landscaped Garden. $15,850. 884-0009 after 6. brakes, air. rally wheels. -- PENN-YAN 23 foot, 1976 - reps., e c. an e wo er ammg. n ro 109 - CUTLASS Salon, ,n76, hatch Cuddy cabin.' Low hours, suites. acres on the Belle River Air conditioned. Many extras. By appointment only. $4,850 or reasonable offer. U1 1971 OPEL GT-4 speed. 754-2453 after 7. roof, most other options. - loaded. Make offer. 779. CHAMPION 884-5700 adjoining Bell e River Anson wheels, AM.Fl\! . Excellent condition. 962. 5792. EAST SUBURBS Country Club. This home LAFAYETTE 846-0052 stereo cassette, good con. 1974 SUPER BUG. Excellent 7420 8864511 ' ------will be open Sunday 2.5. dition. Call 884.3703. condition, Ziebart, 42,000 ,. 12 FOOT NIPPER sailboat See ad under Office Space R 194 SUNDAY 1.4 P.M. miles, $2,00<\. 882.5032. 1977 ELDORADO - Sharp, with trailer, fiberglass hull, for Lease. Virginia S. Jef- PORT HURON _ 3 bdrm. MONDAY-FRIDAY 9.5 MUST SELL. 1975 LTD loaded, clean, must see. wood deck, new sail, can. fries, Realtor, 882-0899. Wagon. Automatic, ,air can. 1970 VOLKSWAGEN _ Low P' d f f d' ------Brick home with 2 baths, No Brokers Please ditioned, power, stereo, flce or ast sale. 822. vaS' cover, excellent con I. GROSSE POINTE commer. fireplace in Living rm., mileage, good condition. 2722. Monday through Sat. tion. 884-6613. cial property, 6 units, in. Franklin stove in Family rack and rust proofing. 839- $600. 881.8970, 343-0747. urday, 10 a.m. to 5:30. ------eluding store. ApproXl" rm. Situated on 3 acres 4892. SEARA Y 24' - Hardtop '76, 1974 MERCEDES 230. Excel. 1970 DODGE Dart, automat. like new,' only 46 hours. mately 45x100 with park- with private road and river 1974 GRAN TORINO, 2 door lent eonditiop. $6,000. 935. ic, power steerinl~. pO"'~" . Well equipped, dock avail- ing. A money maker. Land frontage, sandy beach and hard top. Air conditioning, 6100 or 886-5406. brakes, new tires, vinyl able. Aggressive. 465-3300. contract terms. excellent boating. Perfect WANTED mag wheels. Excellent con- top, good condition, low CROWN REALTY location for family with by dition. 881-4286. 1973 VEGA Wagon GT - mileage. $395. 521.2977. MONZA, 26 foot, 1973, VHF TOM McDONALD & SON children. $79,500. R 191 AM/FM, automatic, air, stereo, new upholstery. 521. VA ] -6500 SCHWEITZER REAL- 1973 VEGA GT, 4 speed, radials, 48,000, engine ex. 1972 DODGE Dart. Swinger, 8353. . ESTATE Hatchback camping tent. cellent, some rust, $495. V-8, automatic, power ------t3-REAL ESTATE 201 N. Riverside DuMouchelle's~ Runs well. $250. 881-4272 331.7259 after 5. steering, power brakes, air llD-BOAT REPAIR FOR SALE. st. Clair,"M,ichigan Oriental Rugs • Antiques. Fine Paintings. Jewelry evenings. . . . 1 'cfl'Ilditioning,. vinyl' "tpp, YA.c..JMt"SER'VICB:'~''P'a,itlt- )..~. 'l _ i , 1-800-462-99640 . _.e.Fine .Furnj.ture _ .Crystal "•. Sterling _ China." ------' ---- 1971 PINTO;- $200,,'527 9098. runs per-fect. Veryl>';gtlOd:"''1~~r.,aril~ib~'''a~d'~- \OPEN sUN'ti'AV'2-5,'Hai=per \ '"'.. . . . ",' ,I r._ ... ' ....t. • "...... ~ _ _ .' ...... - . 1975 DODGE"Co1t. "5-speed, 'VW'pr.... 149~1! g=re~~ - - ... , condl.tl'on 'decen't tl'res low"15 , Q ",' W.>ft A ... ;u"" OWNER 268 Micl\KIIlan - . Complete ESTATES or Single'Items'L R r' b k ,',1: 11I en wagon, . L ,'" ,,. ishing. For fr~e' estImate ' . 0,0"", >-'- Uractlve'llrick':D:r; , -' " saves gas. ~c mmg . ~s.- 65,000 miles, runs good. lIlileage. Must sell. $895' or call Pete. 882-4193. 11h ranch Duplex 2 bed. ' - 'Ideal Farms locatIon. et seats, Mmt comhtx)O. 824-4651 offer. 886-5228. rooms. Immaculate. $22,- Open house Saturday and INSTANT CASH or on consignment Low mileage. 823-3733. . I . " S d M 20th 21 t ------1966 VW, needs engine work, 1974 PINTO 2 door Hatch. llF-TRAILERS AND 900. only!un ay,1 to 5ay pm Absolu, s Phone Us At VOLARE , 1976,aIr, . auto ., $50. 372.2418. back. Deluxe I'nterl'or. Sun CAM. PERS ------tely .no brokers. . . - 963-6256 or 963-0248 stereo, 2:door. 6'cylinder, roof, recent tires and ex. 1975 GMC Mini-Motor home, Lakeshore Village po wer ste erm. g, ZI'ebart . 1969 CATALI' NA convertible. haus t. $1375,. 882.3554 19 ft. Sharp! Reduced to Marter-Jefferson. 23,000 miles. $2,850 or 26,000 miles. Body ~xcel. after 6 p.m. $8,500. 885,3618, 3 bedroom townhouse OWNER offer. 881.5822. lent condition. No rust. Remodeled 1976 LAKE SHORE RD. 707 - "Capture the Sunrise and Runs e~cellent condition. CHEVETTE '76, air, stereo, 13 FT. TRAVEL Trailer - Asking $34,900 3 bedroom Ranch - 21h 1974 PINTO.' 4-speed. AM New shocks, alternator and automatic, low mileage, Sink, stove, sleeps 4, pro- B Sunset," from this Spanish type residence. Sur. r a d i o. Good condition. custom interior. 778.0487. y owner bath, family room. Farms. battery. $1,900 or best oC. pane fuel. Very good con- Days. 222-3979 rounded by a high brick wall. This unique offer. $975. 371.4707. £ 884-6052 . ing features 6 bedrooms, 5 baths, 4 car garage cr.. 1973 DODGE Charger. One dition. $550. 882.1521. Evenings 774.3689 88] -9612 and many, many other amenities. Call us FIRST 1970 FORD Van. V-8, auto. 1973 GRE~1LIN _ Auto. owner. Clean, 22,000 miles, for a scheduled appointment. matie. Needs work. $200.' air, excellent condition. '72 SUPERIOR Motor Home 881:a737. matic, Al\t-FM stereo, good 88 - 22', low' mileage, air, condition. $895. 886-5361 4.5346. $1,400. stereo, generator. $8,500. COMING - Exquisite 3 bedroom brick ranch with 2 baths, first floor laundry, sporty family' room 1971 PONTIAC' Catalina, 2 after 6 p.m. 1973 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass 824-5882. and 2 car attached garage. door Brougham. Air con. 1974 GREMLIN _ V-8, auto. Supreme. 2 door, Bur. I ditioning. Best offer. 885. matic, power, steering and gundy, with white vinyl '72. APACHE Ramada-Solid Grosse Pointe Real Estate 3920. brakes. Clean. $1,450. Bel. roof, white interior, air state sleeps 8. Furnace, D. DAY REALTY 1975 BUICK LeSabre, 2 door, 8659. conditioned, new tires, de. stove, awning. 2 LP's, ex- co. luxe wheel covers and cellent condition. $1,275. MULTI LIST MEMBER . light green, power steer. 1973 CAPRICE Classic _ 4 snorts mirrors. $2,000. Call 886-8497. . ing/brakes, 37,000 miles. door; power steering, pow. 331-5642 after 5. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 886-3300 Excellent condition. $2,800. er brakes, air, good tires, NIMROD TENT Camper -I 886-0368. AM radio, light beige. Only 1977 CAPRICE Classic-Two Sleeps 4, add a room, spare 976 Barrington-4/5 bdrms. G. P. Park 1971 PONTIAC. 2 door, pow- $1,595. Call after 5 p.m. tone blue. power steering/ tire, good condition. $250. 21515 Shady Lane-3 bdrms. St. Clair Shores er steering/brakes, .$250. TU 1-3499. brakes, air, am.fm stereo, 885-1085. Call before 9 p.m. 886-4296. Cdl after 6 p.m. power antenna, tilt wheel, VEGA 1973 - 39,000 miles. sneed control, rustprQofed. 1963 SCOTTY Travel trailer FOR SALE BY OWNER 1ST OFFERING 1975 FORD Mustang n. Light New tires, brakes. Some Many other extras, 16,000 - 13 ft Clean, comfy, cute. FARM COLONIAL t>lue, automatic, AM>FM rust, dents. $400. 882.7455 miles. $5,350. Call after 6 773.3827. A delightful Colonial, 3 bedrooms, family room, - stereo, air conditioning. after 6. p.m. 882-8153. Florida room, LR. has natural fireplace. A really WEBBER PLACE - GROSSE POINTE SHORES radial tiTl'~, excellent can. llG-MOBllE HOMES cozy home set on beautiful landscaping. This '68 PLYMOUTH Fury - 1972 MAVERICK - 35,000 offering is priced in the 60's. Early appointment dition. Call 881-7619 after MOTOR HOME - 1976 Trav- Automatic, good transpor. miles, 6 cylinder, auto. 5 bedrooms. 4 full baths, 2-1:' baths, 26 foot family 5. please. One year warranty in asking price. tation. $450. 881-9683. matic, new battery and co 270. Purchased August room with wet bar and fireplace. Large living I, 1976. All available op- room with fireplace. Full size dining room, huge 1977 COUPE dc VILLE - -C-O-N-V-E-R-T-IB-L-E-S---'6-S-M-u-s-brakes. Good tires, excel. GROSSE POINTE SHORES tions, including 3 year or family kitchen with breakfast area. Finished Loaded, show room condi. tang, $1,000. '75 Caprice, lent condition. $700. 882. This 10 bedroom mansion in a setting just a step 25,000 mile' engine and recreation room with fireplace and pool room. tion. Must see to appreci- loaded, $3,000. 881-8476. _8_8_30_. _ from the Lake i~ for the "man of property." transmission policy. Origi. Large patio with awning plus lovely garden ate. 18,000 milt., S7.900 or Built & designed in the great Georgian era, the best offer. 286.3055 eve. '74 GRAND PRIX _ Air 11B-CARS WANTED nal cost over $33,000, Must decking. Close to schools, Park and Lake. see to appreciate. 343-9303. features are delightful and numerous for the dis. nings and Sundays. conditioning, stereo, pow. TO BUY -~- ---- cerning buyer. Take in the magnificent library, 1973 CAPRI. 6 cylinder. AM. er trunk and door locks, VOLKSWAGENS l2B-V ACATION the great staircase, the marble fireplaccs and SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY FM. sun roof. Ziebart, very new brakes, exhaust. $2,' baths. Surely a typical Grosse Pointe residence 350. Mornings, 521-5448. PROPERTY ~ood condition. one owner, WANTED in the "Wheels" tradition. 884-6555 Sharp. $1,650. S

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Thursday, May 18, 1978 Peg8 Thirty GROSSE POINTE NEWS 21-I-PAINTING, 21K-WINDOW 13-lL\L ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE lS-BUSINESS 21A-PIANO SERVICE 2 1F- HOME 21-I-PAINTING DECORATING WASHING FOR. SALE OPPORTUNITIES IMPROVEMENT l DECORATING - FOR SALE PIANO TVN1NG and repair. BACK IN BUSINESS A'()K Window Cleaners. Ser. ing. W 0 r k guaranteed. vice on storms and screens. ALLARD A VENUE, Grosse ST. CLAIR SHORES, custom GROSSE POINTE and M~- FLOOR SANDING professl. GROSSE POINTE Painting - Decorating - Member AFM. Ed ward onally done. Dark stainJng Free estimates. Monthly Pointe Woods. 3 bedroom brick ranch. 3 bedrooms, 2 comb Multi.list Realto r Wall Washing. EJme'r T. f'elske. 465.6358. and finishing. All work . CONTRACTORS rates. 521.2459. brick colonial. New alumi- baths, family room with wants partner. Established CUSTOM PAINTING AND LaBadie, 882.2064. guaranteed. free estimates. num gutters and trim, 1Jh fireplace. custom kitchen, real estate office. 822.233 4 COMPLETE piano service. WALLPAPERING G. OLMIN 371-6938. o & D DECORATING - In. bath. Professionally decor. first floor laundry, 2 car Yanchuk 824-4169. Tuning, rebuildiog. refin. EXPER'I' ANTIQUING WINDOW CLEANING attached garage. Excellent terior and Exterior paint- SERVICE ated with new carpeting Ishing. Me m be r Piano ing. Custom work guaran. condition and extras. $68,- PIZZERIA RESTAURANT NEED HOME 885-8155 FREE ESTIMATES :throughout. Fireplace. new in Grosse Pointe area on Technicians Guild. Zech- FREE ESTIMATES teed. Free estimates. Ref. WE ARE INSURED kitchen with solarium floor 000. 777.2347. I Mack Ave. Good business Bossner, 731.7707. IMPROVEMENTS? - INSURED erences. Bob 521.5806, Dan Call the Specialist in Elec. and finished basement 21h GROSSE POINTE WOODS- G r 0 s s $110,000 yearly Michael Satmary Jr. 372-3022 21B-SEWI .....G trical up-dating. Plumbing, 839-09::11. car garage. Really sharp. Shoreham Road. 3 bed. Total price $23,000. Owner - MACHI .....E Roofing, Rec. Rooms, Ga. PAINTING professional. In. ,Buyers only. $59,900. 886- room ranch, finished base- moving out of state. 757 21 N-ASPHALT WORK - rages, Tool Sheds. Cement terior and exterior. Fritch PAINTERS 2088. By appointment. ment, paneled den, central 8492. • COMPLETE tune.up $3.95. and Insulation work. Li- Bros. Free estimates. Call EUROPEAN EXPERTS C & J ASPHALT All makes, all ages. All nterior, exterior, wallpaper- PAVING INC. GRA YLING - AU SABLE air. fireplace, large kitchen I MOTEL _ 34 units in excel censed and Insured. 882.2649. parts stocked. 885.7437. ing, patching. plaster!ng, Improve the valUe of your HILLS. 10 rolling acres. with eating area. In the lent resort area. Beautiful FREE ESTIMATES .1977 energy efficient, cus- 80's. By owner, 885-4711. living quarters with all CALL 824-1292 MICHAEL'S window puttying, cauJkmg. home with a professional 21 C-ELi!CTRICAL Good work. Grosse Pointe job. Over 20 years serving ,tom. 4-bedroom. 2-story, 2- INVESTMENT - By owner. modern conveniences. This SERVICE PAINTING references. Reasonable. Grosse Pointe in driveways bath home. 36x36 garage, Brick duplex both sides. motel is ready for you to 21G-ROOFING RETIRED Master Electrician, Free estimate. Call John and sealing. Free estimates. county road, school bus, 18439-43 Kelly Rd., Detroit. .take over immediately. For SERVICE DECORATING Licensed. Violations Serv- Interior.Exterior Service anytime. 368-5098. Owner supervised. Refer- Au Sable river access. $99,- 884-4706. details call Walter Welsh , ice increased. also small PROFESSIONAL roofing, - Painting • Varnishing ences incJuded and insur- 000. Cal Don, (517) 348. 1-800-632-1759 at Harbour Reasonable rates. Free es- 5660 or (313) 725-7368. jobs. TU 5.2966. Carpentry • Wallpapering PRESTIGE ance. ANNOUNCING Real Estate or (616) 723- timates. 884-6613. The New May 20th issue of 2067 evenings. Wood Staining & Refinishi,ng PAINTING CO. CALL ANYTIME ALL TY PES of elech'ical Free Estimates 889-0406 773-80~7 379 NEFF RD. - 1h of dup- the GROSSE POINTE work. Ranges, drvers in. Prompt. efficient service for lex, 3.bedroom, 11k bath, "House for Sale" Newsletter 16--PETS FOR SALE EXPERT REPAIRS MICHIGAN PROTECTIVE stalled - remodeling. Elec. ANDY KEIM, DECORATOR int.-ext. painting and pap- 2-car garage. $55,000. _ By Appointment Only- ROOFI NG, GUTTERS COATINGS INC. trical repairs, fixtures in. -Professional painting and erhanging. Roofing repairs CRANE REALTY - 884.0700 660 Pemberton _ New offer. PURE WHITE g e n u i n e Sealcoating and repairing of f BR Shepherd puppies. Puppy stalled. city violations. Li. SMALL JOBS wallpapering. Free esti-. \ Insured. References. FOR SALE by owner, 156 ing. Over 3,000 sq. 1., 4 shots. wormed. removal of censed and insure'!. Col. 774-9651 mate. References. 881-6269. fREE ESTIMATES asphalt pavements. Pro- : Ridgemont. Extremely at. I with famIly room. Over dewclaws. Parents are ex. ville Electric Company. 778-5025 tects - beautifies - pre- tractive and unusual 4-bed. $100.000. 821-8041. cellent ground dogs. Call Evenings 114.9110. !Jays NEW aluminum gutters in- MIKE'S PAINTING DAVID ROLEWICZ serves. Free estimates. 757. stalled by Interior. exterior, wallpape.r. 4050. . room home large living 15231 Windmill Pointe Dr.- 777.2120 after 6 p.m. LA 6.7352. I N T E RIO R and exterior : room, ana' dining room, I Gracious English Tudor I ing, minor repairs. patch- RICHARD WILLERTZ painting. Wall washing. No AL'S ASPHALT PAVING , Many extras. Call owner, I with servants quarters. REGISTERED English sheep- S & J ELECTRIC 50 Roslyn Road ing, plastering. Free esti- job too small. Reasonable Since 1944 : 886-6235. I $139.500, Days 777-0400, dog, 3 months old. with Residential - Commercial TU 1-8170 mates. Reasonable and hon- : Eves. 331-4212, papers. Call 882-7547. No Job too Small est. References. Call any. rates. Call Bob, 885.4414 Owner supervision and plan- after 8 p.m. 881.8763. ning. Guaranteed quality (iROSSE POINTE PARK -1720 ~eff - Chl'erful 3 BR 885.2930 ALL ROOFS time. European. , Single, 6 rooms, modern, Colonial with 2 FP. In 50s. IRISH SETTER puppies - 758.2846 workmanship at reasonable : kitchen, bath, carpeting, 884-6207. AKC registered. Shots and AIR CON D I T ION E R S, ALUMINUM WAYNE'S painting and dec- rates. I Stoves, Dryers, Doorbells, : fireplace. Price reduced 20057 GhesQuiere Ct. - Cape wormed. 343.0040. GUTTERS orating. Interior and ex. SEAL COATING Service Increased, Viola- WHITEY'S terior painting. Profession. SPECIALIST , Only $18,500. Terms. Cod 4 BR, 2~~ baths. High BULL SNAKE _ 4 feet long • Wall Papering tions Corrected, General NEW and REPAIR al results. Call now for State licensed and insurance ~USINESS IS STILL GOOD seventies. 886-5393. in tank. $40 or best offer. Gutters Cleaned • Interior Painting Wiring. Reasonable. Small free estimates. 773-4355, References . WE CAN SELL YOUR 76 Morass - Builder's show- White mice and hampster. Slate Repair • Reasonable Prices Jobs Welcome. Sentry Elec- 526-7939. 928.3033 284-5534 . HOME piece, 3 BR with 2,600 sq. 371-8917. tric. 331-6950. All work Jack D. Totty • Good Work CALL US NOW FOR A ft., S1l8,OOO. 579-9694 or I Free Estimates 885-6026 $ Call - no job too small , I guaranteed. PAINTING-Interior and ex- ~10-CEMENT AND QUICK SALE 521-4503. BOUVIER d~s Fiandres pup- 526-9987 BRICK WORK Call 881-2044 for photos and pies. AKC. Two gorgeous GRtlSSE POINTE'S ONLY PROFESSIONAL gutter servo terior, paper hanging and CROWN VA 1-6500 details of these fine homes sons of Can. and Amer., ice. Reasonable. Reliable. PROFESSIONAL Floor Sand. removaJ. Call Wayne for a LUIGI F. :TOM McDONALD & SON in the Grosse Pointe champion TRUE NAN and HOOVER 99c and up per foot. I do ing and finishing. Special. low price and good work. CEMENT CO. , "House for Sale" News. Amer. c ham p ion JUM .. FACTORY AUTHOR1ZED my own work. izing in dark staining. 526-7939 or 773-4355. ST. CLAIR SHORES. Town letter _ the only catalog BOUV'S YGOR. 'Health SERVICE JOHN WILLIAMS "Supply own ,power." Call house, ~~ baths, 2 b~d of owner.selling homes in guarantee. References. Ro-I for free estimate. W. Abra. EXPERT PAINTING Specialists in residential rooms, livmg room, famIly . POINTE VACUUM 885-5813 work, garages raised, drive-' room. full basement. Priced Grosse Pomte. meo 752-6683 until mid- ham, 979.3502. Interior Exterior FREE PICKUP AND Experienced Reliable ways, patios, sidewalks, n 0 54 ft 5 night. ROOFS and DECKS mid $6O's. 77"",1 a er GROSSE POINTE WOODS __ DELIVERY CALL NOW College student, references porches and steps. Brick NEW REBUILT PARTS GUTrERS AND repair. p.m. 237-5289 days. By ap 3 bedroom brick ranch on 5 BEAUTIFUL healthy kit- DOWN SPOUTS For an estimate. Anythihg in available. pointment only. E. Williams Court. 'Natural tens free to a good home. TU 1.,0700 Gutters cleaned and flushed painting and decorating. TIM 884-9119 294-0449 LAKESHORE VILLAGE. 2 fireplace. din in g room, Call evenings. 773-0950. 21002 MACK New and Rrpair Work R. C. Mowbray Assoc. 331. bedroom townhouse on Florida room and large . Licensed ard Insured 3230. RETIRED painter looking BRiCK BLOCK NEW , court. Air conditioned, fin kitchen. Completely finish. 2O-GENERAL SERVICE for work. Inside and out- OR REPAIRS HARBOR ELECTRIC ADVANCF. M.\INTENANCE , MACKENZIE BROS. , i~hed basement. $34,000 ed .basement includes a . Violations Corrected ~84-9'512 side painting. 979-0329. 25 YEARS IN : 776-5666 after 7 p,m. I a r g e recreation room. REPAIR NOW on East side. PAINTING laundry room, workshop Old clocks. music boxes, FREE ESTIMATES ROpFING and repairs. Alu. Interior - Exterior SUMMER'S COMING, so call POINTES CHARLEVOIX, G r 0 sse area and cedar closet. New pump organs. player pi. 882-9420 minum trim and aluminum Proper preparations on all The Painting Brot\1ero. In. BOB DeMEYER' , Pointe Park.' Commercial roof, carpeting and drapes. anos. phonographs, and Licensed and insured con. gutters. Free estimates. work. Free estimates. terior, Exterior. 8 year's VA 4-01 93. building containing 3,200 2 car attached garage. Ex- slot machines including tractor. residential. com. Call Bob, or Doug. 526. Grosse Pointe references. experil!nee. Reasonable - square ft. Present use as cellent condition. Priced restoration. Experienced mercial and industrial. 0666 - 371-1971. After 6 p.m. 823-5327, 822. Free Estimates. After 6:00 I -T-H-I-S-W-E-E-K-'-'s-p-ec-i-al-"-$-7-5. a warehouse. Has office in mid.seventies. For ap. workmanship. Call 884- 7281. ' or 465.3096 anytime, Tom Guaranteed stop baseme,nt HEDEMARK ROOFING CO. space, overhead door for pointment call 885-2371. 8987. 21E-STORMS AND - 52?2552. leak, or eement repairing. truck entrance. Partial I - • PLUMBING SCREENS REPAIRS - RE-ROOF1NG GROSSE PO INTE PAINTING by experienced anything. Call Verne. 833- bsmt. L.C. terms. MUST SELL! 6x6 terms cash.' • PLASTERING EASTVI EW Specializing in Hot. Tar PAINTER'S, INC. R. J. CLARK REAL ESTATE Can John Jonas. Murning- • PAINTJNG Insured Painting interior - exterior, college students. Reason' 9350. . 885.2088 ham Assoc., 777-0647. • CARPENTRY ALUMINUM, INC. 839-8505 paperhanging and panel. able prices. Call Steve or PORCHES. patios, new or re- Rene, 884-2519. built, tuck pointing, brick IN THE WOODS. RENAUD • MASONRY ,150::10 Houston-Whittier ing. Free estimates cheer- RD. 3 BEDROOM RANCH. QUALITY. Monday June 12. • VIOLATIONS LICENSEI' - INSURED 2JH-CARPET fully given. Licensed & replacement, c au 1kin g, $76,GOO Jon B. Gandelot is our pas- CORRECTED ALCOA PRODUCTS CLEANING Insured. PAINTER - After 5. 822- joint sealer with Hi-Tex, 881~144 itive voice for G.P. School • NOTHING TOO SMALL Storms. Screens, Siding. Roof. 882.9234 8697. chimney repair and rebuilt. ...-______Boar~. John A. I;Iammel, GUY DE. BOER ing. Awnings, White seam- , K-CARPET bas e ment waterproofing 21J-WALL WASHING .llnd carpentry work. 28 '1m. YRA.ZEl\ ~ 2. bedroom ,E!PPWll,; !lJ!.~ ,,~enn~!l,,?el\~;, '778-3708"" ',to 885-462~ ;_lesa..-&utteu. -Ymn.. ,ltQ.t'J,Jl , CIt;EAN'NG.' . NICK.KARO.UTSOS •• _. "J. '_ b_"_a'fU I'L ..,.-. ":Sea: briCk, basement, 2 baths, ins, Cathe Brierly. Paid for. . , d 0 0 r s, windows. siding, C5. 771-7771 asbestos ranch with na- 4092. storm and screen. 839-4311, 531.7555 hand. Free estimates. Also lawn care. 778-3342. CENTURY 21 tural fireplace, formal din- NG 521.5810. BALLANTYNE deep steam; Nance Realty Inc. ing room, first floor laun. 120A-CARPeT LA YJ also chairs and couches. FLOOR SANDING. An fin- CAPIZZO 21F-HOME ishes, dark staining our SHORES Maintenance-Wall MORAN, FARMS, 3 bedroom dry, 80 x 110 lot. $31.800. CARPET LAYING reasonable rates. 17901 E. IMPROVEMENT specialty. 3rd generation. washing. Special machine Construction Co. NEW AND OLD Warren. 882-5076. washed, also carpet clean" Basement waterproufing. , Colonial, 1Jh baths, living ANIEL Stairs Carpeted Shifted HANDYMAN. 526-8462. Fih. Licenses. 371-0830. room. dining room, large Repairs of All Types ing. Also painting. Free Winter rates. All work ished carpentry, formiea CARPET Cleaning, 10c sq. estimates. 778-0164. guaranteed. Licensed and kitchen. breakfast room , ALSO kitchen and baths, paint- foot. $30 minimum, couch. INTERIORS by Don and REAL ESTATE Lynn - husband - wife insured. screened porch, 2 car ga. CARPETING" VINYL, ing and papering. General $30, chairs $15. velvets, team. Painting, wallpaper- 21K-WINDOW rage, new driveway, newly HARDWOOD home repair. Quality. Hon- whites, bleeders, couches WASHING 885-0612 decorated. $67,500. For ap- 886-1190 Samples Shown in \, $35, chairs $17. love seat ing. 20 ~'ears experience. est work. Perfectionists. 527.5560. pointment. 778-3536 after 6 $30. 778-1~0. K-WINDOW Cleaning Com- p.m. BRICK COLONiAL - 4 bed-\ B~~u~:J~~L HADLEY pany. Storms, screens. gut- rooms, 3 baths. 2'12 car ~t- 294:-5896 INTERIOR and exterior GENERAL CONTRACTING 21-I-:.PAINTING. ters. aluminum cleaned. PATIOS ARE OUR ALGONAC - 2 bedroom tached garage. Built 1960. painting and paper hang. COMPLETE REMODELING DECORATING Insured. Free estimates. ranch, partial view of lake Oak floors, plaster walls, 20C-CHIMNEY AND ing. Reasonable rates, 30 SERVICE years experience . .Ray Bar- li82-0688. ONLY BUSINESS $23,000. central air, finished base- FIREPLACE QUALITY PAINTING Kitchens, baths, rec. rooms nowsky. 371-2384 after 6 21J-WALL WASHING CENTURY 21 ment. clean. One owner, REPAIR and additions. Including SERVICE ASK ABOUR OUR Nance Realty Inc. open Sat., Sun. 2.5 or by - p.m. 771-7771 appointment. Early occu. HAVE YOUR chimney clean. counter tops. cabinets, pan- INTERIOR- ANTIQUATED BRICK eling. Painting and paper- DONALD BLISS FREE PAINTING pancy, $89,500. 1347 Whit. ed for safety sake. and EXTERIOR ESTIMATES hanging. 20 years professional Decorator anne parker, TU 5-4415, of tier, 882-8422. Principals screened to keep pests out Interior and Exterior only. Tuck pointing and repairs, A DIVISION OF experience Free Estimates PATIO MAGIC fers a 5/5 on Neff with Plastering-Minor repairs flashings sealed and leaks GROSSE POINTE MATT FLETCHER unusually' gracious living TU 1-7050 Licensed and Insured Inc. 13A-LOTS FOR SALE stopped. Can AMERICAN PAINTERS. INC. 4151 Buckingham TU 6-6102 areas. fireplaces, extras , 40 Years in Grosse Pointe Call Ron Pope certified firm but terms 882.9234 776.3338 779-6864 BLOOMFIELD HILLS. Ex. CHI M NE Y COMPANY JEFF/S 774-2827 St. Clair Shores Colonia J elusive water front lot. I _ 884-4840. CALL NOW opportunity at 22519 Vis North Wabeek. $79,900. N~W'S THE TIME to rid CUSTOM TRIM For an estimate. Anything in WALLPAPER REMOVING naw. Deanhurst bus, lake 336-8193 or 271-0214. your chimney of highly Siding,. Doors, Windows painting and decorating. QUALITY front park privileges and flammable soot and creo SEAMLESS GUTTERS R. C. Mowbray Assoc. 331- Free Estimates - Insured near three Junior schools BERKSHIRE at Windmill sate deposits. For prevent- J do my own work. 3230. 779-5235 3-4 bedrooms, 2'h baths. Pointe Dr. Nice building ative fire insurance and Reasonable COMPLETE painting and JOANNA WESTERN FOR SALE or Rent - Solid lot. 824-5882. . fuel efficiency. Can PauJ Grosse Pointe References decorating service. Interi- brick, three bedrooms, INVESTMENT Property Glass Chimney Sweep, 525 LIVEN UP! WINDOW SHADES "GUIDE TO 2 EXPERT or-exterior by Ralph Roth. baths, plus large Sun Cat Island in the Bahama's. 5418. your home this Spring 'AINI. SHU1TE~S, BliNDS - ALUMINUM 886.8248. (Formerly asso- KAUFMANN GOOD SERVICE" ~ooms. Large l:ving, din 2 adjacent building lots, in Members National Chimney with a fresh coat of Sears 510 .... OOOltS AND WINDOWS 294.1313 ciated with the late Al 109, breakfast rooms. Car Greenw60d Estates de veI- Sweep Guild paint. CALL 882.3500 peted throughout. Kitchen Schneider. ) / opment. Excellent view of .20E-I .....SULATIO ..... M. J. K. MAINTENANCE I appliances in both. Porch Save! Save! Save! Ocean and inland lake. and home improvements. GARAGE - GARAGE es. 3 garages. Best loca GRA' TOP Scheduled airline connec- PREPARE now for skyroc Set your worrys aside, con- Two car garage. oil or latex Super Super tion. Consider trade 0 n tions. Call 886.9679 after keting fuel bills while in tact us to do all your main. base paints, $149.95. Caulk- good 2 bedroom flat nea sulation costs are reason SPECIAL!! ! SALES AND SERVICE r 7 p.m. tenance needs for home or ing, puttying and all prep Village. No brokers. 885 able. Insulation is blown in I SOIl KfllCHEVAL business. Painting, plumb- work included. Mitchell We will supply all ma- .... ., ...It.•~ • 'f' rrr.. ,., .. 2209. walls and ceilings from 14-REAL ESTATE ing, car pen try, light A.M Painting Co. Monday. terial and paint, any aver- TU $.6000 outside today - no muss c...... "'-"'ilk" BORDERING Grosse Point WANTED . Friday, 8:30.5:30. 881-5105. age size living room and e or fuss. It doesn't cost, it amounts of electrical and more. Interior and exter dining room for $299 thru in St. Clair Shores, Custom HAVE CLIENT anxious for pays to insulate your home 21G-ROOFING ior. 885-1839. June 1st. .P~oJr Pe-,fo,monr~ .00' Yo~" Auto - Hove' If h,,'rd WlIh built home with man y Grosse Pointe Woods area Comfort at lower tempera SERVICE luxury extras, extra larg e bric:c 2 bedroom bungalow tureS. Sudro Insulation ------.------STYLE PERFECT lot, 3 bedrooms, den up , or ranch, full basement, since 1948. 881.3515. FREE DEODERIZING CASHAN SUN 2001 ~~~~~~~IC only 14'1 21h baths, living room gas heat. 2 car garage, 1 I , ---_.------' -- PAINTING CO. ,~(,~!.l'S ~rr\licrltt('r, c-!Jnt. family room, fireplace, for. party listing required. Call When you havc your carpet ROOFING COMFY Roof. roof repair, alumi- 977-7018 ~al dining room. larg e Mr. Anthony, 824.4000. furniture cleaned, $35 for I 15302 I. Jeff.rson at Beaconsfield num gutters, hot roofing, L..- kitchen with pantry in. \ 1t'~SULATION CO. 2 rooms and hall. 839.0270 822.S434 ____ fonnal dining area ~ver. WANTED-4 bedroom house Discover why dollar for dol. Quick service. Work guar- Serving Grosse Pointe looking 20x40 indoo'r pool Grosse Pointe. Call after 5 lar inch for inch, Rapco LAKl':POINTF. anteed. 824-1890. for 10 Years lots of closets, 2 car attach: p.m. 833.0012. foa'm is the very best in CONSTRUCTION _ _ . __ I'd garage AI' ------1 vestment you can make in Complete home modcrni7.a 21G-ROOFI .....G SERVICE SERVICINC THE CROSSE POINTES' condition. $a4,900m~~~:; YO~lNG Professional couple insulation, Thousands of tion. No job too small. Li ,._ FOR OVER '12 CENTURY pointment call 778.3536 ~Ishes to purchase home homeowners arc already censed. 881':1926, 882.6707 . after 6. In . any of the Grosse saving up to 50% on their Every Styl, 0' F,"e. Pomtes, under $59,000. Ser- fuel bills. Professionally WROUGHT I R J N Porch JOSEPH NOSEDA AND SONS, INC. BY OWNER. G-;'~~ Pointe ious home owners only. 1. installed by Railings. step railings and tr.ct.4 'or '0' Woods, Ken more near (313) 465.5372, after 5. COMFY gates. repairs. Free esti mates. Competitive prices Roofing experts since 1913. Gutters, siding, WI 1.8282 Mack. Brick Colonial 3 WANTED. 2 or 4 family in you will have more ther. bedrooms, remodeled 'H~ mal protection than any 885.0~44. good location, condition not ._.~ - decks of all kinds. Low cost commercial illc'"i;". baths, family room, 21h car important, private Farm's other h 0 me insulation Chain Link AII.Steel and VOCCIA hot rcofing. Licensed and insured, Free garage. By appointment resident 882.8614. available. All work is clean Ru.tic Style. only. 886-8246. and guaranteed. Call Con CONSTRUCTION Estimates. INCOME PROPERTY~=- Du. 15-BUSINESS.----- _. nie at 886-1906 anytime for CO.( INC. free estimate. Licensed and I.ic(>nsec\ Builders MEHLENBACHER FENCE CO. p/ex near Bon Secour, re. _ ' ?!~~~!~~~!IE~_._I insured. Complete VA 2-1878, 343-0642 10403 HARPER RESJD'ENTIAL, INDUST'UAL cently remodeled, carpet. \ BEA UTY SA LON - Good I ed, fireplace. 885.0695 be. location. great opportunity. ! COMFY HOlllc Modernization I tween 6.7 p.m. only. reasonablc. 371.6959. I INSULATION CO. 777.2816 773.1105 I

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,>:-_'-".-. -----' - --_.~---~---~------,- Thursday, May 18, '978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirty-One 210-CEMENT AND 21S-CARPENTER 21T-PLUMBING AND 21%-LANDSCAPING 121% LANDSCAPING 21%-LAHDSCAPING 21Z-LANDSCAPING 21% LANDSCAPING . BRICK WORK SERVICE HEATING .. i ROTO.SPADE your garden. BLAKE'S SPRI NG CLEAN-UP -~R. CODDENS ALBERT D. THOMAS S t u den t will roto.spade LANDSCAPI NG MELDRUM ALe PLUMBING POINTER your garden, up to 1,000 • Power raking lawns Cement Contractor INC. No Service Charge square feet, $20. 823.1821. S' Cl U • Power rolling lawns LANDSCAPING" Family Business for 52 Years We are general contractors, LANDSCAPING • pnng ean. p • Pre emergence crab grass SMALL OR LAR6E "A Name in Landscaping '. New and repair work One call takes care of all • Spring Clean Up POINTE LIQUID ,. Power Raking control JOBS For Over 50 Years" • No job too small your building. remodeling • Thatching Fertilizing, • Lawn fertilizer program FERTILIZING CO. • HUSH AND BED CARE' •• Driveways and porches problems large or small. ELECTRIC SEWER • Fertilizing • Pre.emergence crab grass • Lawn CuttIng • Dormat foliage spraying GRADING SODDING our. specialty TU 2-0628 CLEANING • Weekly Lawn Care control • S~rub .and Hedge • Quality lawn cutting • PatIOs PLANTING PATIOS • Bed Wor~ • Liquid ~awn fertilizer TrlmJ?ung . FREE ESTIMATES PRIVATE PLUMBER SPRING CLEAN UP • Chimneys BARKER • Bushes Trimmed • Liquid weed control • SoddIng a.nd SeedIng A Complete Lawn • Waterproofing CONTRACTORS Inc. REASONABLE • 10 Years Experience • Dormant spray with ferti. • CommercIal and SHOREWOOD Maintenance Service • Violations Repaired ..'. 886-3537 • Sodding Iizer for shrubs, ever. Residential LANDSCAPING CO. . CALL ANY TIME ModernizatIOn •. AleratlOns • Licensed 882-0287 882.7201 J Additions • Family Rooms greens and trees . • Insured 773-2828 Kitchens & Recreation Areas BOB DUBE • Lawn cutting 368-4610 THOMAS LANDSCAPINg 886-5565 • Free Estimates -~-~. ------I Estate Maintenance PLUMBING and HEATING • Power raking Company. Our tenth yeal" Licensed Master Plumber Power lawn rolling TOM'S GROUNDS Mainten. lawn cutting, seeding, top HAROLD JA~1ES BARKER Design and Construction • COMPLETE lawn care. Pow. SEWER CLEANING, I• Power lawn airating ance, seasonal lawn care, lressing, weeding and cuI. CHAUVIN 886.5044 Our Specialty er raking, lawn mainten. SPRINKLER REPAIR, etc. FREE ESTIMATES shrubbery trimming and tivating, fertilizing, weed I ance, fertilizing, garden. CEMENT CONTRACTOR WAYNE'S CUSTOM Grosse Pointe Woods DAVE BARLOW I gardening work done. Call control, trimming, plant. ALL TYPE OF I 8~6-4194 ing. Reasonable rates. Call 886.3897 885-1900 Tom after 6 p.m. 771-0297. ing. Our crew leaders have CEMENT WORK REMODELI NG , 778-6285. SUPERIOR more than 10 years exper. • Walks • Drives • Porches Interior paneling, carpentry, LICENSED MASTER . ience. 881.0292, • Patios • Waterproofing wallpaper, susp. ceilings, TRIMMING, removal, spray- EXTERIORS CO. LET THE GRASS ROOTS DEPENDABLE lawn servICe. • Pre.Cast Steps linoleum and tile floors. PLUMBER ing, feeding and stump reo Profe'ssional Lawn Care. breathe, for a better lawn Complete lawn care, lawn MICHEL PILORGET La.nd-, • Tuck Pointing Complele kitchen, bath and FRANK R. WEIR mova!., F r e e estimates. Complete Top Quality. have it power raked. Free cut tin g and trimming, scaping, complete service, • Chimney Repair basement modernization. TU 5-7711 Complete tree ser~ice. Cal Landscaping. estimates. Also Roto Till starting from $9 and up. I phnting, custom built flag. No job 100 small. Formica counter specialist. your garden. 777-4754. 778-0164. stone patios. 823-6662. Steam, hot water, gas and oil Fleming Tree Service. 774-1 Reasonable Rates. Free Estimates. Guaranteeing low bid, heat Garbage Disposals, 6460. 779.6864 776-3338 Licensed guaranteeing best of work. Electric Sewer Cleaning. 17 Years in Pointe Call for free estimate and HOT "VATER HEATERS, CITY'OF 779.8427 882.14731 ideas. 773.4355,,526.7939. additional bathroom and CARPENTER WORK-Pan. fixture r e pIa c e men t. J. W. KLEI N ER eling, partitions, ceilings, SPRINKLER R E P A I R, ~rn!1!1r'niutr IInnha CEMENT CONTRACTOR kitchens, small jobs, reo VIOLATIONS corrected. CEMENT - BRICK. STONE pairs, etc. TU 2.2795. MICHIGAN Patios, walks porches, steps Since 1925 I Personalized Service L----GROSSE POINTEand AREA --I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council will be considering the following Flagstone repair RETIRED Cabinet maker - 381 Kercheval, G. P. Farms Tuck pointing, patching Desires small jobs. Quality proposed ordinance for second reading and final adoption at its meeting scheduled SPECIALIZING IN workmanship. 824-2853. First English PRESBYTERIAN for June 5, 1978. The proposed ordinance is available for public inspection at the ELMER'S PLUMBING CHURCH Municipal Building. 20025 Mack Avenue, between 8:30 a.m. and ():OO p.m. Monaay SMALL JOBS FRAN1\. H. WILLIAMS, Li- Ev.Lutheran through Friday: & HEATING 19950 Mack Ave~ue FREE ESTIMATES censed builder. Specializ. TU 4.4422 LICENSED ing in home up.dating and Church (halfway between Vernier Road at Wedgewood Morass' and Vernier Roods) PROPOSED ORDINANCE TU 2-0717 all minor or major repairs. PLUMBING repairs, faucets Drive, Graue Pointe Woods GrOSSI) Pointe Woods AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND TITLE VI OF THE CITY CODE OF Smoke detector alarms" in- and fixtures replaced. Elec. 884-5040 THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE WOODS OF 1975 BY ADDING A L. VERBEKE CONTR. stalled, do~rs adjusted, tric sink cleaning. Licensed 886-4300 Church Services . CHAPTER 13 ENTITLED "VACANT DWELLING UNITS"; TO Drives • Walks • Porches b~okshelves mstalled, pan. , Master Plumber. Work my 8:30 and 11:00 a.m. REQUIRE A VACANCY PERMIT AND DEMOLITION OF VACANT Patios • Chimneys • Tuck. elm%: new count~r t~ps, self. TU 4.2824. DWELLING UNITS UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS. Sunday Church School Pointing • Basement Water. vamtles. Code VIOlatIOns THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE WOODS ORDAINS: . c,'rrected. For courteous 9:30 a.m. proo f109 - t . t " 21W-DRESSMAKING Section 1. That Title VI of the City Code of the City of Grosse Pointe Woods 21 Years in the Pointes expe~ assls ance I.n 1m- & TAilORING Rev. P. J(eppler of 1975 be amended by adding thereto a Chapter 13 entitled Vacant Dwelling Units In Rev. Larry Michaels II No Job Too Small provmg your home allY DRESS MAKING and pltera- 9:30-Edueation Hour, to read as follows: • Licensed Free Estimates area, please call me at tions. Reasonably priced. For Adults, Youth and .6-13.1 DEFINITIONS: The following terms shall have the following de. 885-4391 --,-_88_2-_77_7_6 __ 776.a920. Children scribed meanings: BERARD CO, INC. CHRISTIAN 1l:00-Worship Hour, DWELLING UNIT shall mean any building used for residential purposes, or ------R. Nursery and Children's intended, constructed, or designed for such use,. except buildings in a co!,"-. RYAN CUSTOM.CABIN}<~'r MAKER 21%-LANDSCAPING SCIENCE Learning Center mercially zoned district wherein such building is occupied by a commerCial CONSTRUCTION Carpentry Kitchens business office shop or other enterprjse and the residential portion thereof Cement and Asphalt Work baths and recreation rooms. THREE C's First Church of Christ, Dr. Robert C. Linthicum Scientist Rev. David J. Eshleman is incid~ntal td the ~ommercial use of said building. Such definition shall Drives • Patios • Floors Licensed and insured. LANDSCAPING Grosse Po:nte Farms include all accessary buildings located on the same lot as the primary .Porches • Walks 271-8683 Commercial • Residential dwelling unit. '. Garages built or raised 282 ChaUonte We are now estimating near Kerby Road VACANCY shall mean the non-occupancy of a dwelling unit by a person Free Est. • Prof. Work HARRY SMITH spring work or persons. . , BUILDING CO. Services Licensed • Insured • Spring Clean.Up The Grosse Pointe 6.13.2 VACANCY. PERMIT REQUIRED: The owner 'of every dwelling Established in Sunday 10:30 A.M. 778-4271 469-1694 • Fertilizing Program unit located in any residentially zoned district in the City which has Grosse Pointe Area S:nce 1937 Wednesday 8:00 P.M . been vacant for more than one hundred twenty (120) days shall secure a Vacancy R~\sidential and Commercial • Weekly Lawn Maintenance Sunday School 10:30 A.M. Unitarian BRICK REPAIRS. W 0 r k • Landscaping Design and Permit from the Department of Building Inspection . guaranteed. Porches, chim. Remodeling Infant care pr01rided AlteJ'ations and Maintena.nce Construction Church 6-13.3 APPLICATION FOR PERMIT: Applications for Vacancy Permits neys, sidewalks, basement This season we have expand. shall be made upon forms furnished by the Department of Building leaks and cracks. Tuck . New Conslruction 885.3900 885.7013 ed our garden ,Maintenance GROSSE POI NTE \7150 Maumee Inspection and upon payment of a permit fee of Five Dollars ($5;00). The applica- Pointing. Free estimate. Department to maintain 881.0420 tion shall be signed by the owner of the property and shall contam: 779-4245. ' QUALITY carpentry. Reno. quality, price and especial- BAPTIST CHURCH A) the name and address of the person who can be contacted f?r. the vating. Handy man. Call 21336 Mack Avenue 11:00 a.m.-Worship GRAZlO CCNSTRUCTION ly welcome additional cus- purpose of gaining access to the dwelling unit and accessary buIldIng's Doug Shaw, 886.0805. Small Grosse Pointe Woods Service in case of fire or other emergency; Cement driveways, floors, tomers. Sincerely, jobs welcomed. Dialogue about B) the owner's explanation for the reason for the vacancy; patios of any des i g n . AAwaitsWermYouWelcome .~ ------OWNERS Grosse Pointe C) a statement of the owner's intent regarding the securing of an occu. porches, new steps, old Gerald J. Christ and Ed Egnatios garages raised and reo QUALITY WORK by carpen'l t {"1~~n~.~~rShIP ~ pant for such dwelling; ter with over 20 years .ex. Clement A. Chargo 5unr1ey School i' , Rev. Fred F. Campbell D) an acknowledgement by the owner th~t the provisions of. this C~~P~l:-: paired. new garage doors, ~ience in-Gi'Os.se.Pointe., 757-5330 ',.' 9:4S~\, .-.-: ,'i Eve~ _ . of the City Code relative to demolition of vacant 'dwelling'unxts'8te/'l new garages custom built. Kii:d1ens remodeled, base------Service . I 1 known to said owner. )J1r Licensed and insured. 1 p.m. ments paneled, room addi- 6-13-4 PERMIT CONDITIONS: Any dwelling unit for which a Vacancy Per- 774-3020 772-1771 tions, etc. C1nscientious. Free Fertilizing Nursery . '" . All Service. ~ L 1, mit has been issued and which is in effect shall be maintained in Small jobs acceptable. 082. with every Power Raking !IT.. ALL TYPE brick, stone. 1004. Rev. Wm. Taft ~t'"P1f~t ." First Church of accordance with the following: block, concrete, driveways, _ A) The dwelling unit and all accessory buildings shall be made secure S&L against entry by unauthorized persons without the boarding up or porches and patios, water. CUSTOM WE SPECIALIZE IN Understanding . proofing, new and repairs. HOME REPAI R LANDSCAPING covering of doors or windows with any materials which prevent the DeSender. 822-1201. BIBLE STUDY 882.532'7 interior of said building from being viewed from outside. and Christian Friendship Remodeling, repairs of any Also Grosse PoInte War B) The windows and doors of any vacant dwelling unit shall be kept in BRICK WORK kind, work alone, no job • Lawn & Garden Memorial good repair and shall be locked. TUCK POINTING too big or small, rotten "CHRIST Services C) No rubbish or debris shall be stored within or allowed to accumulate PORCHES AND window cords, window sills, 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. within the dwelling unit, accessary buildings, or upon the lot. CHIMNEYS REBUILT jambs, doors, porches, FELLOWSHIP" Classes 6.13.5 EXPIRATION' OF PERMIT AND RENEWAL: Each Vacant Dwelli'ng 839-5061 (a 'non denomination AND REPAIRED basements, attics. Call Bill, Permit shall be valid for one hundred twenty (120) days from the Advance Maintenance 889.0298. 521-'1011 Church) "It Is." 884-9512 . _ Yale and Harper, date of issuance. Upon application of the owner, and payment of a renewal permit fee of Five Dollars ($5.00), such Vacant Dwelling' Permit may be ,LET(j 81. Clair Shores, nr 11 Mi. E WHEAT SCHOOL extended once for a period of ninety (90) days by the Building Inspector CHAS. F. JEFFR Y BUILDING COMPANY upon making a determination, based on information furnished by the owner, MASON CONTRACTOR Since 1911 SUNDA YS 10:30 A.M. PATIOS ARE OUR 294.8'713 • that the owner has made a good faith effort to cause the dwelling unit to be LICENSED - INSURED Custom Building I occupied and that the vacancy is not due to the fault of the owner. • Brick. Block. Stone Family rooms our speci1dly, John Ludlam, Pastor ONLY BUSINESS! 6-13-6 REVOCATION OF PERMIT: If the Building Inspector, during the • Cement Work a1leration5, kitchens. • Waterproofing TU 2-3222 term of a Vacant Dwelling Permit, determines that the owner has • Tuck Pointing ----'------_ ASK ABOUT OUR failed to maintain said property in accordance with the terms of this Chapter, St. James .' he shall revoke the vacancy permit pertaining to such dwelling. Notice of • Patios of any kind 21T -PLUMBING & I ANTIQUED BRICK "PORCHES A SPECIALTY" HEATING revocation shall be mailed to the owner at the address contained on the 882-1800 Lutheran Dhurch application for such permit. ELECTRIC SEWER cleaning. PATIO MAGIC 6-13-7 APPEALS OF REVOCATION: Any owner aggrieved by a decision "On The Hill" of the Building Inspector may appeal such decision to the City 21P-WATER- No footage charge. Tele. Inc. McMillan near Kercheval PROOFI NG phone price. 20 years of TU 4.0511 The Grosse Pointe Council. Such appeal shall be filed with the City Clerk within thirty (30) days CHAS. F. JEFFREY experience, Call Roemer 776.3338 779.6864 from the date of the revocation of such permit. The City Council shall conduct a hearing on said appeal and may affirm, modify, or amend the action of 882-1800 Plumbing .. 'fU 2-3150. Worship Services MEMORIAL CHURCH the Building Inspector. • Basement Wa terprooIing 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. United Presbyterian • Underpin footings (Nursery, both services) 6-13.8 DEMOLITION OF UNLICENSED VACANT DWELLING UNITS: 16 Lake Shore Road Any vacant dwelling unit requiring a permit under this Chapter but • Cracked 0 Sunday School 9:30 a.m. r caved-in walls I For information niglit or Ref ezoences for which no permit is in effect, is hereby declared to be a public nuisance day calt 882.S330, dial a Licensed insur~d CITY OF Rev. George E. Run and such dwelling unit and any accessary buildings shall be promptly de. prayer 882-8770. molished and removed by the owner. Rev. George M. ScheUer .J. W. KLEINER W,,:ship Service 6-13.9 PROCEDURES FOR ORDERING DEMOLITION: Upon determining Basement Waterproofing 'niutr 1fl' 9:30 and 11:30 a.m. that a vacant dwelling unit requiring a permit under the provisions ~rn!la.r arms i of this Chapter has no permit, or upon the expiration of any Vacant Dwelling AU Wor k Guaranteed St. Poul Ev. 10:30 Study Hour LI CENSED MICHIGAN I Permit or extension thereof, the Building Inspector shall serve a written Lutheron Church • order upon the owner directing that the dwelling unit and accessary buildings TU 2-07J7 "DYNAMA" 881.6070, I be demolished and removed and that the work much commence within ten Chalfonf. and Lothrop (10) days from the date that such order is served and that all work must CO DDENS Ray H. Kiely NOTICE OF ~EARING Worship-9:30 and 11:00 I be completed wit bin thirty (30) days after the work is commenced. Service CONS TRUCT!ON Sunday School- 9:30 _ of such notice upon the owner shall be in accordance with one of the ESTAB LISHED 1924 following: Nursery Both Services I All types of basement water. ZONING BOARD A) by delivery to the owner personally with a signed receipt being ob. proofing. 7 rears guaran- Rev. K. R. Lentz. TH.D. I' The Grosse Pointe tained therefor; Rev. Paul E. Christ tee. Refer ences. 886-5565. OF APPEALS Congregational B) by certified or registered mail to the owner, return receipt requested; - I Church C) by posting of a copy of the order for demolition upon the premises 21Q-Pl ASTER WORK ! Grosse Pointe involved in a conspicious place. Notice is hereby given that the Zoning Board of Groue PoInte 6.13.10 PUBLIC HEARING BY THE CITY: If after service of the order SPEllALIZ ING in repairs Appeals will meet in the City Hall at 90 Kerby Road, United American Baptist lor 18 yea rs. Cracks elimi. Grosse Pointe Farms (885-6600) on METHODIST Church for demolition, the demolition of the dwelling unit and all accessary nated. E\an. Jim Black- 240, CHALFONTE at LOTHROl' Cl CHURCH buildings has not commenced within the time provided in said order, or wdl. VA 1.7051. Monday, June 5, 1918 Worship Services and such demolition is not completed within the time provided, the Building 211 Morass Rood Inspector shall advise the Cit.lI Council of such facts. The City Council, upon 21R-FU Church School RNITURE I at 8:00 P.M. to hear the appeal of Mr. Thomas J. 886-2363 9:30 and 11:15 receipt of such notice, shall call a public hearing for the purposes of deter. REPAIR ! Matyniak. owner of the premises locate.d .at 358 mining whether the procedures provided {or in this chapter have been com. !l: IS-Family Worship Crib Room thru 8th grade UPHOLSTE RING by retired Carver Strcct, from the denial of the BUlldmg De. plied with anel whether there is any rea~on for extending the period during i and Church School upholster er. Good work. I partment to issue a PerJ~it for .the installa~ion of a.n Faith for Crisis which demolition must be commenced. The City Council may. upon finding 11;15 Worship Service Reasonab le, VA ].4900. i air conditioning condensmg UnIt at the SIde of hIS St. Lu. 6:4649 that the interest of the public will not be adversely affected and the intent ----- home at the foregoing location. Such Permit issuance and Nursery and purpose of this Chapter fulfilled, postpone the effective date upon which UPHOLST ERING 25% off Crib Facilities Available was denied for reason that the air conditioning con. Perry A. Thomas Dr. Roy R. Hutcheon demolition must be commenced. Notice of this hearing shaH be served upon my alre ady low prices. densing unit to be located on the foregoing premises Pastor Rev. Terry J. Ging the owner as prOVIded in Section 6.13.9. Frce esti mates. Free pick. would infringe upon required open side yard space 1).13.11 DEMOLITION BY THE CITY: Following the public hearing, the up and delivcry. Call Bob. of ten (10) feet, thereby requiring a variance from City Council, if it shall have determined not to extend the time for 881.2818. the provisions of Article XllJ, Section 1300 of the commencin~ demolition, or upon the expiration of any extension granted by City's Zoning Ordinance. EBENEZER BAPTIST CHURCH FURNITU RR refinished, reo the City Council. may order the dwelling unit demolished by the City. The paired, stripped. any type 21001 Morass Road and 1.94 City CounCIl may direct that action be commenced in the Circuit Court for The Hearing will be public. Interested property Wayne County seeking abatement of the nuisance and the removal of the of canin ~. Free estimates. owners or rrsidenls of the City are invited to attend. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. 474.8953 or 956-7492. building existing in violation of this Chapter, All costs incurred in seeking Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. such Court determination and all costs incurred in tbc demolition and reo 21-s.:.:.-CA RPENTER moval of the dwelling unit and accessory buildings shall be a lien upon the SERVICE premises and may. upon resolution of the City Council, be carried to the tax --- Richard G. Solak rolls'jls a special asses.~m('nt. • Altics --Porch• Enclosuret City Clerk and Secretary Zoning Board of Appeals Section 2. EFFECTIVE DATE: This Ordinance shall become effective twenty ... Additi ons • Kitchens (20 days aftl:'r the date of its enactment. • Comm ercial Buildings JIM SUTTON Chester E. Petersen ]617 Brys Drive I Published Grosse Pointe News, issue of May 18, 1978 City {\dministrator.Clerk TU 42942 TU 2.2436

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Thursday, May 18, 1978 Peg. Thirty-Two GROSSE POiNTE NEWS Feature Page * * " * * * * * * Pointer of Interest Shortand to From Another Pointe of View (Continued from Page 17) flJ4Jtnfe.' r I the Pointe Proceeds from Christ Child Day at The Ar. rangement will help support Christ Child House, a Gaunter Points (Continued from Page 17) temporary shelter for abandoned children, in Pe. Named to the President's troit, and Christ Child Society's special education Fashion Name Dropping • , . Halston, Chloe, Honor List for the fall school in Birmingham. G~offrey Beene, Daniel La Fort, Pierre Balmain semester at Walsh College The shop will be open from 10 to 5 o'clock. But of Accountancy and Business and Pierre Cardin, all on scarfs, .. all new at Wal- Administration was Pointer please. , . no charges or deliveries on Christ Child ton-Pierce. The new collection includes silk or cot- DAVID C, FONTANIVE. sales. ton in many sizes and sophisticated color combina- • • • * • • tions and patterns. Just the fashion accent for KATHRYN KNOBLAUCH, Garden Center Spring Lecture summer wl:lrdrobe. "It's Pure Gould," made in daughter of MR. and MRS. Ready for a spring vacation? A trip to the America is the label of some of the best looking new KARL KNOBLAUCH,of Mc- Kinley avenue, has been Grosse Pointe War Memorial next Thursday will . sweaters at Walton-Pierce. We love the beige take you traveling all over the earth. crochet knit short sleeve top with a lovely crochet named to the Dean's List at half collar. It's really a year round fashion choice. Emerson College, Boston, Among trustees of the Grosse Pointe Garden Mass. Center who'll be welcoming members and friends There are so many other smart tops for the skirt • • • and pant collection in the Sports Department. The to the Garden Center's spring membership tea and Named to the Honor Roll lecture at 2 o'clock in Fries Ballroom a week from skirts come in lots of natural tones from creamy for the fall semester at white to sandy tan from wrap to accordian pleated. Washington and Lee Univer- today are the Mesdames Daniel J. Clifford, 'Henry If you have a summer gala on your agenda wear a sity, Lexington, Va., was S. Walker, J. Lane Donovan, Gordon R. Sorenson, lovely long dress from the Mollie Parnis Boutique, DAVID R. SCOTT, son of Harley G. Higbie, Carl B. Larsen, John N. Failing, A one shouldered beruffled, self-sashed confection WILLIAM J. SCOTT, JR., of Herbert D. Schmitz, Arthur O. A. Schmidt, Byron comes in pink, green and lavender print voile. From Barclay road. B. Phillips, Robert G. Russell, J. Crawford Frost, the Mollie Parnis Boutique there is also a gay red • • • Jr., and Miss Marie Louise Anderson. JONATHAN PEPPER, son At 2:30, Mrs. Clarence E. Maguire, Garden voile print with a deep hem flounce and ruffle top of the JAMES F. PEPPERS, that can be worn with or without straps. of Hawthorne road, a senior Center president, will introduce Mark C, Stevens , Photo by Wen(jy K. Settle Speech/Communication ma. whose program, illustrated with his own magnifi- • • • MRS. JOSEPH SHAHEEN, OF YORKSHIRE ROAD jor at Bethel College, Saint cent colored slides, will focus on "Gardens Around Beauty is more than skin deep when you're Paul, Minn" performed in the World." By Janet Mueller talking about Coppes cabinets. A wide variety of with the Grosse Pointe The. an organ concert where an Both the tea and lecture are complimentary: a accessories and special purpose cabinets make Cop- "I can't think of more of a penance than going atre, during which she has original organ/piano arrange. hiking, camping . . . I used to change a pretty heartfelt thank you, reward for a year of success- pes cabinets functionally beautiful. See them today played many roles and. cho- ment by Mr. Pepper was on ful work by Pointe Garden Center members. at Mutschlr Kitchens, Inc., 20227 Mack avenue, good diaper." It's De Shaheen speaking, explain- ral.directed "Music Man" the program. He is organist 884-3700. ing that she is NOT an Outdoor Lady, NOT a and "Carouse!." for the Bethel College Male * * • • * • handicrafter, NOT a clubwoman. But if there's Student of Drama Chorus which will tour Eur- Show House Plant Boutique a stage in the vicinity . . . . She's taken ext ens ion ope this summer. A Time For Everyone's Adventure in You haven't visited the Junior League of De- (J In the middle of April, De, courses in Drama at Wayne • • • troit's Decorators Show House yet?! Hu~ry up ... Paradise • . • Tahiti and Hawaii, those magi.l\IJL I' . ANTHONYPADDOCK,son (it's a baby name that stuck, John, headmaster of the State University. She's been it's only open through this Sunday, May 21, and if cal lands. For one or two weeks . • • Travel. a church choir soloist all her 'of the BEN JAM I N PAD- wise Travelers always ask for Mr. Q, 886- short for Dolores), directed Neighborhood Club Nursery you miss it, you'll have really Missed Something. and staged "Shenanigans," a School, is a Georgetown grad. life. DOCKS,of Lincoln road, has 0500. show for Tuesday Musicale. uate who plans to study for She's sung with the Mad- been named to the Honor And if, after wandering through three floors of • • rigal Club of Detroit, under Roll at Proctor Academy, An- the former Henry Stephens home at 241 Lakeshore • At the beginning of May his Doctorate in Psychology dover, N,H. ,Perfect .. , for the graduate, brass she directed and staged a next year. Auguste Maekelberghe's di. • road, you decide to skip the out.back Plant Bou- or pewter finish book ends from The show at the Detroit Plaza John Heads School rection. She's performed for • • tique, housed in the garage-cum-chauffeur's.apart- 10 years with the Accent Pointer CHERYL CAVER- ment between the mansion and Grosse Pointe bou- ':. Squirrel's Nest, 19849 Mack Avenue. Hotel for the Michigan Worn. Gerard, production man. LY gave a clarinet recital in en's Osteopathic Auxiliary. ager for the Plante ,Company, 70's, for five with the Grosse levard, you'll have really missed Something Else. Pointe Chamber Singers. the Redtal Hall of the Light 11 • • • Next Sunday, May 21, the .(one of. ~il1 Plante's exquis. . For the boutique plants are gorgeous, and Special ... the Notre Dame Pharmacy. When She's a 15.year veteran of Fine Arts Building on Kala- at Judelaires present their 1978 de specIal process ph~to- exotic, and reasonably priced. Gorgeous and rea- you purchase 16 ounces After Bath Splash by Tuesday Musicale. She served mazoo College's campus of s p r i n g show "Broadway graphs hangs over the flre- where she is a sophomore. sonably priced too are the specialty items available Jean Nate you receive a free talc, both for $4,75. as music director and stage Through the Ye~rs," at Dam- place i~ the Shaheen living director, for two Saint Clare ..'. at The View from the Top, the Junior League's own r • • • inican High School. Its di- room), IS a drummer and a Parish "Kaleidoscope" shows. VICTORIA C. VAUGHAN, boutique on the Show House's third floor. I Emeralds • • . are esclting any time, any place. rector and music director is singer. He performs wit h She directed and staged a of Harcourt road,) received _ need you ask? - De Sha. Anne and drums for his a Bachelor of Arts degree * * • Bijouterie has a complete selection of beautiful emeralds, heen. mother upon request. .De show at the Detroit Plaza Junior League of Detroit members were given i the blrthst4Jne for May and a gift of love. Bijouterie is for the Mi$:higan Dental cum laude in January com- I the opportunity to view the boutiques, and their located at 19860Mack Avenue at Huntington, Grosse Pointe Inherited Talents never has to beg him to play: A u xii i a r y and directed, mencement exercises at Bos. ; I DecoratDrs Show House in full dress, Friday, April Woods. Closed Mondays. "I've always sung and fan. a ment~on of .the project at staged and performed in a ton University where she tasized." Her grandfather ~and WIll s~fflce. . nightclub show at Hillcrest. majored in Psychology. 28, on the eve of its official public opening. • • • owned Shea's Buffalo Thea. Therese IS based m New She's performed at many • • • This Apres Party, (so named because, although Ed Maliszewski . . . showed the new line tres in Buffalo, N.Y. Her York ~here, after a year, at Pointers MR. and MRS. I us concerts and private parties, it was "avant" the public opening, it was "apres" of area rugs at 21435 Mack. The styles ran from father stagestruck on behalf CarnegIe.Mellon and studIes takes voice students and, GEORGE BLAKE have re- the "avant" the decorators' a r r i val party) was Oriental to contemporary and there are many sam- of his three daughters at NYU, she is working part. lithe of figure, with an in- turned from a 16-day Trans- Canal/Caribbean / Mexico informal. ' ples and catalogues to see. They are r~adily av.ail- raised them to be stars and: time at t~e United Na~ons, nate sense of style, is fre- equally . important, "young for the Umted .Arab ~mlrates cruise. There was cheese and there was wine, served a.p\e with usually only a 2 or 3 day delivery. Pnces quently asked to model. ladies" . and the S.8udl Arabian. ~m: She wiIr-llta.~direet from 6 to.8 o'clock'" ~ guests came to admire the ar~ Vtlry nice, tOl'. '. bassy in New York and Wash. a show for the '5tate Bar work of metropolitan Detroit area designers and Abu Sl n e ~s transfer ington, D.C. . Trowel, Error • Association in September. decorators: • * brought the ~amIlyfrom Buf- Therese had planned to be So Convenient . . . to bring your lamp to De is a member of the Club to Meet Each newly-renovated room featured its decora- falo to DetrOIt.MUSICbr~ught an actress. Now, with travel Grosse Pointe Lawyers Wives Wright's Gift and Lamp Shop for the proper fit of De and Joseph Shaheen to- abroad behind her and the tor representative, accompanied by a Junior League and serves on the executive member to assist in answering questions and handl- a new shade, Lots of new lamps, too, at 18650 ge!.her. . prospect of more ahead, fas- The Trowel and Error board of Lawyers Wives of Garden Club meets next ing items for sale. Mack. I was a church ,soloIst at cinated by :>yhat she's doing, Michigan, as their represen- • * • 88. Peter ~nd Paul s for the she thinks she'll try for a Thursday, May 25, at 10:30 Chairmen for the evening were Mrs. John M. tative to the Michigan Coun- in the morning at the War- Lesesne and Mrs. William C. Beardslee, assisted by Natural Mushroom Coral ..• on a wooden 11 a?d 12 ? clock masse~;The full.time program in Inter- cil for the Arts. In the base makes an interesting accent light. Each one t'. men s chOIrsang at 10. The national Relations at George- ren home of Mrs. Alfred Mrs. Robert Peabody, Mrs. Peter Dow and Mrs. latter capacity, she's in Goolsby, pre sid e n t, from is different. Priced $20 and $30 at the BUnd stairs to the ,ch~ir loft were town in the fall. charge of an Art Showing John Lambrecht. long and wmdmg; De ar- . where, after an election of Valet parking was provided through the efforts Pig, 16906Kercheval. rived early in order to get Mony win. Transf~r at Renaissance Center in officers, members will travel $ • • of Mrs. Douglas F. Roby, Jr. Ticket sales were han- her breath after making the Molly, a. vOI~e malor at September . to Bloomfield Hills for a Colorful Kites ... great for flying climb Boston Umverslty, has ar- She Doesn't Drive noon herbal luncheon. The dIed by Mrs. M. Marshall Scherer. and decorating are very nicely priced Jos~ph Shaheen was a ran.ged. to trans~er. to the And she doesn't drive! program has been planned * . * • at the Kaleidoscope, 20311 Mack and member of the men's choir. Umv~rslty of MIchIgan for "My mother brought us up by Caroline Jamison. Hours for the last days of the 1978 Decorators Lochmoor. As she was going up, he was her fmal two undergrad~ate in glass cages," she explains. Show House are 10 to 4 o'clock today, tomorrow and * • • coming down. . . years .. Molly plays the VIolin What with cabs and ki.ds, Saturday, 1 to 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon. friends and a husband who ,. Eight children and innum- and plano: . Woods Church If you haven't been yet, don't just sit there, , . QUICK PITCH NICHE ... the auto- erable shows concerts and Joseph ISa semor at DeLa- does the shopping, she never felt hampered by tl'-e lack Women to Meet sipping a mid-morning cup of coffee, thinking how •matic pitch machine for Little Leaguers . choruses late~, Josepl'\ Sha. Salle .Collegiate. ~is .future much fun it would be to go ... GO! over 5 is now at the School Bell, 17010 \\, heen, an attorney, former may !Delude s~udles m .fo~- of wheels. But a few years M k A " lieutenant commander in the estry/conservab~n at .M~Chl-ago she decided to see what Liturgical dancing by sev. * * * c she was missing . . . Weather permitting, there's a special treat in venue.a * *. ~A Navy, former vice-president .~an Tech. I~ Will defl!1ltely eral members of Detroit's I of Burton Abstract, now in mcl~de musIc. Joseph IS the "So I took driving lessons Episcopal Church of the Mes- store for last day visitors to the Show.House: on . Here Is A Good Opportunity .. , to stock p r i vat e practice, remains famIly bass player. And I hated it!" Driving siah and Eunice T. Whitak. Sunday, May 21, from 1 to 4 o'clock, a mini-collec- . '".. up on stylish slacks in wool, cotton and" f b t critics" Paul, a freshman at DeLa- gave her migraine headaches. er, director of the Christ tion of antique cars will be parked in the court- ._, polyester. Now lh OFF at the Margaret one 0 .our es . SaIle, was in his first high It was a bit hard on the chi! C h u r c h, Grosse Pointe, yard entrance to the French B9roque mansion. 0.,$' Diamond Shop, 377 Fisher Road. Chl~~ren,C~rry On school play this year. He's dren, too. Dance Team, will be featur. They'll range from Brad Osgood's Excalibur y ••• That our' mcludes the hooked. Paul sings. One daughter took her out ed at the Tuesday, May 23, 1977 sports touring car, a luxury, l.:lw volumn auto children, all of whom have They're a very close fam. to practice. De ran a stop m e e tin g of the Grosse , tlFour Unusual Tours ... Swiss mule '~- inherited their mother's pen. ily Vacations for De and handbuilt in the image of the classic Mercedes SS sign. "That daughter never Pointe Woods Presbyterian safari. Ride a bike around Lake Geneva. chant for performing. "He, Jo~eph Shaheen take them offered again." A son took C h u r c h Women's Associa. line of 1928 to 1933, through two cars owned by grandsons of Harry M. Jewett, a 1923 Paige Motor Hiking in the Swiss Alps. Tennis in the . says De of her husb~nd, to New York.New Jersey to over; De put her foot on the tion. Car Company Touring Car and a 1923 Roadster, to Alps. Call Condor Travel, 881-3747. . "makes my career pOSSIble visit Julie and Theresa, to gas pedal instead of the Three d a n c e interpreta. * • * by being patient, supportive Boston to visit Molly. Twen. brake. "That son never of George Hendrie's beautifully restored 1928 modd. and understanding. The chil- ty.two years ago De moved tions of scripture will be of. fered again." fered: "Hallelujah, Jesus is Our Newly Remodeled "Basket Room" , .. is dren adore him." into Yorkshire road. The Well: some of us get ner filled with woven wares from many parts the Anne is their firstborn. house looked very big. Lord," "Praise God for the of vous on a stage. Body!" and "Dance Before world. Just arrived are wood jump-up puppets She's a policewoman, recently Animals Are Banned This is De's sccond year Him!" SPRING Specials from Austria and tiny wood dolls from Poland at transferred to Ply m 0 u t h "Don't worry," said her as director of the Judelaires The program begins at Wicker World, 20643 Mack Avenue. where she is the first woman husband. "We'll fill it." The Again this year, she is as in the department, with a children were 'welcomed, sisled by an expert accom 1:30 o'clock in the church r------i * * • Bachelors degree in Social wanted, enjoyed . . . the panist, Janel Drolshagen sanctuary, following a 12:30 Charlene Of Robert's Place . . . says "For the first Work, a Masters in Criminal only thing De put her foot The Judelaires per for m o'clock luncheon and busi. time in your life you can have a perfect curl because now Justice. down on was animals. ness meeting. It is open, free i DAISIES SI~!hi lhroughout the year, at nurs While They Last! there is Sensor Penn, an electronic instrument which is Anne's first husband, a po- She doesn't like them. ing homes and hospitals, for of charge, to all members of IL ~ I programmed for your exact type and condition of ~air. It liceman, was killed in the She's afraid of them. "I go the blind and for various the church and the commun. I With Coupon Expires 5/22/78 4 produces the most perfect results possible, Call Charlene line of duty. She has remar. nowhere there's an animal. parties and meetings, at ily. at Robert's Place, upstairs at Walton.Pierce in the ViUage, ried. Her second husband is I don't give them top billing Eastland. Somerset ':md ::lak 886-4130. also a policeman. at all." (One child did plead land Malls during the Chrisl year. Gerard and you n g ~------~ • * • Like her mother, Anne's so hard, howcver, that De mas season. Joseph S h a h e en), are I ALLSPRING BtlBS I Looking for a stunning pair of sunglasses? I avocation is entertaining. She relented up to a poillt: for Their Big Production brought in. I Lilies, Glads, Cannas, Dahlias, etc. 20% OFF I stopped in at Woods Optical Studios to have my sings, dances, el at, perform. a time, a cat was allowed to But the spring show is Vignettes of Classics ing with two professional live in the Shaheen back. I. I their annual BIG production "Broadway Through the ~~~~.e.o~~~~s_5_/22/78 .. glasses adjusted and found them in the midst of groups. yard.) Curtain rises at 7:30 Sunday Years" will present vignettes 1 I some remodeling. They have one entire room. de- Julie, married to an attor- As a performcr, De's at Dominican. Tickets at $3 from 10 different Broadway . ------voted to sunglasses exclusively. I noted exquisite ney and the mother of two credits range from leads in for adults, $1.50 for students classics, from turn.of.the. styles by every top designer in every color of the litlle boys, lives in New Jer. high school plays to Michi. and senior citizens, may be century opcrettas to "Hello ,------~IScotts Weed & Feed S I 0 I rainbow. Stop in and have a look, 19599 Mack Ave. sPy She plays the guitar and gan Opera Theatre appear. oblained by contacting Rita Dolly!" 15,000 sq. ft. box-Reg. $14.95 NOW I 7 blks south of Moross. sings, was a violinist for a ance~,trom Civic Light Opera Vcrmilion, 882.8792. As director, Dc's becn in. • • • while, teaches music on the to Catholic Theatre to Michi. Proceeds will pay the volved in every phase of the side and does volunteer gan Opera Company to 20 .Judclaires' expenscs for per production, from picking out Ron Ruel . . . says A Pyrametric cut and de. ~------~ work with neglected and £0:;. I years with the Grosse Pointe formances at such places as the music to auditioning for sign perm is for you. It doesn't matter whether you ter children. Communily Chorus and 14 Father Quinn's Sacred Heart solos to slaging, blocking. prefer short hair or shoulder length hair. A good Rehahililation Centcr, Car deciding on coslumcs ... ORTHO LAWN FOOD perm is for you. The end result should be hair you 5,000 SQ. FT. 10,000 SQ. FT. Do You Know ... that Perini's has luncheon mel Hall, Arnold Nursing She's in her elemcnt. Reg. $7.98 Reg. $14.98 can roller set, air or lamp dry or just liChtly brush portions and prices every day from Tuesday thm Home. Allen D.eeRcsirlential Olhers-her own children- and fluff with your fingers. Call Ron today for the Saturday with a large selection of delicious meals? fenlg\ Kundlg and Staple may find delight in back. SS S NOWSS NOW great look of a new you at 886-4130. Ron is now at There are also specials on Sunda)/. For that late onTheen,Juerlrcsl'a'lreswnre form packing lhrough the wilder. lOSS Robert's Place, located above Walton-Pierce in the , ness. Others may experience lunch, served from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., )/01( may I eel almost 24 years ago satisfaction wielding a gavcl. :Village. choose from the $3.25 menu. Those ~opular .Kel~- Through the years member Olhers may purr with con. • • • tucky Hot Browns are $3.25 ... th~ mtnt versIOn tS I ship has changed, but they tent as they rub a decoupage Buy The Bermuda Bag . . . and add covers to co. $2.25. There is convenient parktng . . . 10721 remain a group of women I pllHllIeto smooth perfection. ordinate to your wardrobe at Hartley's Country Lane, 20641 Whittier. Call 371.2484. . and men from all walks of Others may slide behind Mack Avenue. The Bermuda bag Is available with a but. Allemon Florist * • * life who share a love of I the wheel of a car and drivc toned on Key West print cover and solid color covers that Martha of Martha's Closet suggests you plan now for music and love to share off withoul a second thought. can be most g.y, your busy summer week ends. Marlha has a super selection their music with olhers. De Shaheen has her {am. • • • of slacks to take you thr.lugh the summl'r .. ,solids, I Their spring show is a ilv. 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