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Grosse Pointe News 30 cents 44 Pages ~OL. 46-No 49 Grosse POinte, Michigan, Thursday, December 5, 1985
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Snow and balls Hello, Is there a full moon out? Con- sIder the following stones fresh hello! from the files of the Woods and It doesn't really matter whe- Citv pohce books One of the most dangerous ther you \:c111 him Santa. Claus, sItuations facmg a cop IS pulling Kris Kringle, St. Nick or that Jolly over a car late at night He Old Elf. What's most important literally doesn't know what to to the kids Is that he appears expect The dnver might be every year about this time. And holding anythmg from a gun to a appear he did In last Friday's knife to a bottle of beer. Christmas parade In the Village. A Woods officer pulled over a Santa and his reindeer were the car seen dnvmg erratically climax of one of the best down Mack and the driver stag- Christmas parades in years. gered out holdmg - are you ready for thIS - a bowling ball Two-year-old Demetri Salvaggio No, he didn't strike the officer, took It all pretty much in stride, but he wasn't spared eIther He while riding high on his father's was arrested for drunk driving, shoulders. Leo Salvaggio declin- which IS better than bleeding m ed to give his age, but from the the gutter looks of his SOC-wattsmile, he Sorry about that. believes in Santa Claus, too. In the City, officers rushed to the home when a woman report- ed a SUSpICIOUScar parked m her Photos by Tom Greenwood drIveway It belonged to her daughter. The caller said she dIdn't re- cognize It WIth snow on It Our Hollywood connection I've been meaning to get this one III for a while I recently re- ceived a mce htUe postcard from DetrOIt's favonte ham, and no, I don't mean honey bak- ed - Mr Afternoon MOViehim- Clown Corps hits snag with Woods council self - Bill Kennedy. thIS city thmks and resolutIOns explained that the orgamzation photo of the preSident, personally Councdman Ted Bldlgare Bill, who retired to Palm should be handled appropnately " By Tom Greenwood In addressed to Kuehnel "Well, I know I Imtlally voted for Beach a couple of years ago, was founded 1975 as part of the Woods Mayor George Freeman was lamentmg the loss of the Sometimes !lability Insurance BlCentenmal celebratIOn III the Kuehnel was questioned byCoun- the resolutIOn after saymg that I cllwoman Jean Rice, who wanted wouldn't, but we made it clear that saId the council receives anywhere giant elm tree that graced the for a cIty can be very expensIve - Woods and the rest of the country from 50 to 100 requests a year for front of the Grosse Pomte News both m terms of money and m per- He said the group had entertamed more background on the organiza- the city attorney was to lIlveshgate tion, names of members and ques- the orgalllzation to determine Just resolutIOns for years sonal feelmgs at numerous functions over the "It seems !lke there's always two The postC'ard read: "Dear Torn That was nearly the case In the years, Includmg parades, partles tioned whether the group was in- what Its status was Then later m the meetmg 1was callmg myself an or three every meeting," he said - Please say it Isn't so' The ma- Woods recently when the city coun- and the Superdome as part of the corporated and had liablhty in- "1 thlllk many of the counCil jestic elm tree that towered over cil voted to adopt a resolutIOn on Super Bowl celebration Kuehnel surance old 'so and so because I voted for bomethlllg 1 was lml1ally agalllst members Iml1ally wanted to grant your building is a vIctim of the behalf of the Grosse Pomte Clown said hiS group had also been mVlted When she dIscovered the group the resolution, but didn't \Vantlt to dread Dutch elm disease? I lov- Corps for 10 years, then rescinded to entertam delegates at the 1980 was umncOl.:poraled and umnsured, Thai'<; when I asked the counCil to ''-'" Rice indicated to Mayor George rescmd the resolution at the end of come back to hurt us. Everyone IS ed that tree - Bill " the resolutiOn late in the same Republican convenhon m DetrOit, afraid of beIng sued. As did we all, Mr Kennedy. meeting, tabling the request until where Kuehnel met Ronald Rea- Freeman that she wouldn't be sup- the meetmg. I requested that it be tabled until a later date because I "Also, another reason is that we Have a Merry Christmas from the council met agam Monday gan portmg the resolutIon request wanted more information on the all your fans m GP mght As prool, he displayed a framed, When the vote fmally came, feel resolutIOns are Important They gIve credence to Issues Clown Corps Does It really eXist? The onginal request was made signed letter from the president things became slIghtly confused Is It regIstered? Is It Incorporated, Nov 18 by Woods reSident and thanking Kuehnel and the Clown The resolution was adopted 5-1, "It's the Idea of liability msur- I love a parade ance that wornes me the most," how many members, and does It Clown Corps ChaIrman Arthur Corps for their "talented perform- with Rice voting for the request have insurance? These were Items I know I say this every year, Kuehnel In hiS request, Kuehnel ance " He also received a SIgned Votmg against the resolution was RICe saId "Everybody and every- but every year it seems true thmg seems to gettmg sued today on our mmds" ThiS year S Village Christmas What If someone Joms the group, For Clown Corps Chairman parade was the best ever There gets hurt then deCides to sue every- Kuehnel, the resolutIOn request were thousands of parade- Punch project still stalled; thing m Sight, mcludlng thiS city I seemed fairly straightforward watchers Jammmg the streets think It'S a chance we don't have to "Lots and lots of groups get reso- from the reviewmg stand m take" lutlons," he saId "They've given front of Jacobson's to halfway Councilman Bldlgare Said he them to the Jaycees and to St. John down Kercheval to Fisher Road Bologna gets bond go-ahead voted agamst the resoluhon be- Hospital. My Clown Corps has en- tertamed thousands of people and Really and truly, I've never tlons wlthm the confmes of the ex- cause Rice's InqUines made sense seen so many people at tile par- to as!>lst the developers With the we've raised money for lots of By Nancy Parmenter Isting buddmg," Edgar told the to him "I Just don't feel comfort- ade before Maybe It was the parkmg problem It has met only able With it," he Said "I listened chanties, Includmg muscular Two HIll projects took their next sporadICally, however, and propos- council dystrophy I thought these people weather - no rain or sleet for a CounCil unammously approved to Mrs Rice's concerns and they change - or the fact that there step toward realizatIOn at the als by eIther Side have not meshed made an ImpreSSIOn We shouldn't were my friends. Farms council meeting Monday together member Harry Echhn's motion for "ThiS ISthe loth year we've been were 53 entrants this year, from a variance, as "the hardshIp would hand out these resolutIOns mdls- the lead police car dnven by mght Kercheval Development "We need to do what we did With cnmlnately They represent what (Continued on Page 191\) Company, the backer of the Bolog- the Standard Federal proJect," be In gettmg It down to 30 feet" City public safety officer AI The approval of bonds for the "Skip" Fincham to Santa him- na-Standard Federal BUilding pro- saId Councllman Bruce Rockwell, posed for the corner of MUIr and a member of the Punch subcom- Standard Federal project may self at the end mean that the abandoned gas sta- Once again my personal fav- Kercheval, receIved counCil ap- mIttee "We met and we made It proval for the Issuance of $6 5 happen On thiS one, we've just met tion on the property will finally be Park vote unchanged orite was the kilted Scottish bag- torn down Developer Peter Bolog- pIper band, With second place mIllion In low mterest bonds to fi- telephomcally There have been tlon workers had no prevIOus ex- nance the project The proposed proposals by the admmlstratlOn na told the council that he has held A recount Monday of the Grosse awarded to the Colomal soldiers off demohshmg the bUlldmg whde Pointe Park mayoral electIOn perience counting absentees who fired their muskets above Punch and Judy project also re- and there have been proposals by Heenan then hled a counter- he waited for bond approval In didn't change the outcome, except the crowd ceived some minor approvals, but Mr Edgar We need to meet - and petition for a recount m the pre- faIled to pass the bIggest obstacle we \VILJmeet and have It worked order to have the cost of the demo- for a one-vote dlfference In the ab I don't know, but It seems hke lition Included m tile total project sentee ballots The fmal tally IS Cinct m question and also the ab- the parade gets bigger and bet- still standing In Its way parkmg out by the next council meeting" sentee ballots The next day, he fil- Three months ago the counCil Mayor Pro Tern Joseph Fromm "WemohtlOn contractor) Paul 1,948 votes for Il1cumbent Mayor ter every year. Kerby has been calhng me three Palmer Heenan and 1,907votes for ed an amendment to hiS counter- I know, I know I said that last ordered Punch developers Robert said the two Sides are already m petitIOn requesting a recount In all Edgar and Richard Crawford to "substantial agreement" Ap- times a week to ask when we'll be challenger and Councilman John year, too ready to go," Bologna said Pro",t The orlgmal count had been of the preclllcts make a greater effort to solve the provals of the site plan and the Heenan's request was based on parkmg problem. ZOnIng regula- height variance for the Punch were The project bonds Will be Issued 1,949 and 1,907votee; Now you know under the auspices of the Farms PetitIOns for a recount had been pOSSIbleIrregularities he said were t10ns demand that the Punch pro- made contmgent upon ultimate ap- caused by Prost exammmg voter Well, looks hke they've done It VIde 76 parkmg spaces for employ- proval of the parkmg plan Economic Development Corpora- hIed by hoth candidates Prost, agam Durmg Halloween we re- tIOn and underwritten by Mernll who hled the flr"t request, based It registratIOn books on election day ees and customers None are aVail- The Punch IS 40 feet high m an Prost said he checked the number ceived calls about the ternflc able on Site The developers have area where zoning regulatIOns re- Lynch CIty approval permits the on pObslhle Irreguldntleb In one of voters III the precll1ctl, but did tnck or treat pamtmg on the asked the city to grant a parking qUire a maximum of 30 feet It was developer to obtam a lower mterest precinct ""herE' hiS name did not appear properly on the votlllg ma- not look at anv books Windows of the Grosse Pomte vanance and allow parkmg along bUilt In 1929, bpfore the advent of rate EDC bonds differ from mum- Book Village, in the Village chine templatp He also ",ald there County electIOn workers esti- Kercheval and In the City-leased height restrictIOn" on the Hill, clpal bonds III that they do not Now the calls are about thE: place to city's full faIth and credit may have been an error III the ab- mate that the cost of the recount Richard lot Edgar said WIll be between $600 and $800 great Chnstmas pamtmg on the A subcommittee was appOinted "We propose to do our renova- behmd the bonds sentee ballot count smce the elec- store's Windows Both knock-out rendermgs are by local artist Kathy Graybruck. Speakmg of the Book Village, The gro"" mg concern over Grosse Pomte Woods, and other mlttee Illcludes III addItion to Deeh, Judy Wheatley, co-chaIr- their mini-post office, located in- teen SUICide",will be the tOPiCof orgamzatlons Teen suicide person, Loretta AltobellI, Sarah Side the store, will be open from d speCial commuOlty forum Edward Deeb, chairperson of 9 30a m tll noon on the next two Thursday, Dec 12, at B pm at the commIttee planning the Flynn, Eula Hoover, Dr Sylves- Saturdays, Dec 7 and 14 Usual- fOrnm planned Grosse Pomte North HIgh forum, says commumty concern ter Hackney, Wendy Karouglan, Jerry KE'eney, Annette Locrlc- ly they close on weekends And ",chool auditOrium about teen SUICideIS the reason the servIces will be lImited to The featured "peakers ""Ill be for the forum "Teen SUICideISa ChlO,Josephme Mashour, Judith packages and stamps only noted psychldtn",ts Or Eman- serious problem that must be Navarra and Thomas NE'll Still speaking of the Book uel Tanay and Dr Beth Ann understood If It is to be pre Other members of the com- Village, Gwenn Samuel has Brooks, who along ""Ith other vented," says Deeb "Parents mlttcc mclude Susan Pierce,
, 'I GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, December 5, 1985 Grosse Pointe News (USPS 230-400) Publlllhe By Order of Board of Directors STAN SAX CORP. PANASONIC WAREHOUSE 25860 Lah•• r - Southfield, MI I.E. CORNER 10'1. MILE. CIVIC CENTER DR. 1ST ANNUAL YEAR END PANASONIC WAREHOUSE AUCTION SALE. Take Advantage of ThiS Opportunity to Purchase a New ar Refurbished TypeWriter 01 Plain Paper Copier at a SAVINGS TOO GREAT TO PASS UPI C""':,Ef.A ~"Wf,.l ~xt%: >f:! ..t1f h.N~ «-~"'"{ .1~;.~ftW'''':Q~.w.u..:[email protected]'~~..fl.tt~~ ,,~~~ featurmg Photo bl M,lIe Andrzelczyll 53 ASST. UNITS - New & Refurbished Panasonic Electronic Typewriters - New Panasonlc ElectrOnic Typing Stations 185 ASST. UNITS - New & Refurbished Panasonlc Copiers College Night I i A Hickey Christmas •• ABSOlUTE AUCTION - NO MINIMUMS - NO RESERVES •• Hundreds of Grosse Pointe high school students and their .. DOOR PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN AWAY .. parents showed up at North High School Nov. 19 for the dis- BLAZERS TAKFAN SLACKS STAN SAX CORP WilL WARRANTY PANASON1C EQUIPMENT ONLY trict's annual College Night. More than 130 colleges and univer- (New 90 Days, Used 30 Days) sities set up tables in the gymnasium and classrooms to Tenn. 25% Depos,1 Cash or Cen,t,ed Check Day 01 Sale NOTE MMOR CREOIT CARDS WILL BE ACCEPTED AT THIS SALE ONLY answer questions about their schools. Also available was infor- InOjMClIon Tuesday De<: 10 9 00 a m to 4 00 pm through Day 01 Sale mation on financial aid, college entrance examinations and You Ire urged and advIsed to mspect prror to auction sale! how to apply to a college or university. The event, planned jointly by parents and administrators from the two high C,' In'c,rmat,on and EDWARD J. KAYE, INC. schools, is held alternately at North and South. i~,"" pt"p Brr,(I)l;re 19300 Sherwood ~ ;>'''<1',,, eN'lde! DetrOit, MI 48234.21121 I (313) 368-8786 Share with a senior For more than 50,000low-mcome than 16,000 semors are on a waiting ~.I seniors In the tri-county area, thiS list for the program. ," Christmas will be Just another day To share WIth a semor, a person can Focus:HOPE and WDIV-TV4 • Buy and deliver a box of food ConfeSSions of a will again co-sponsor Share With a • Buy a box of food, delIver It to Senior, a program that provIdes Focus' HOPE whIch WIll delIver it pipe smoker, or: Why I food for the holidays and en- m your name IThe mdtspenslble jacket for Pure wool trousers tn autbentic courages personal relationships • Mail a cash donatIon and tartan plazds to brigbten up hIS switched to "Haymarket" Blend between semors and those wtlling men,~~tbe navy blazer Soft, com- Focus:HOPE will deliver food' or fortable wool flannel, 190 00 party outfits Colorful and ftm "The pipe tobacco Side of my life used to make me to provide companionshIp, trans- provide a gIft certificate in your All year bopsack blend. 180 00 to wear From 65 00 miserable. One pipe tobacco would bite Another was too portation and support name smelly Or too sweet Or tasteless Then I found Haymarket Share WIth a Senior began as a • Donate your time Volunteers blend It's got everything Satisfying flavor It's bite-free, response to the hunger of thous- are needed to answer phones, ; MUFFLERS PINPOINT OXFORDS ands of elderly persons on the wall- match donors with seniors, fIle rec- I pipeful after pipeful With an aroma so niCe, my family ~t ords, make return telephone calls, I actually likes me to smoke! Even after three years, I'm not Ing list of Focus: HOPE's Food for deltver food tired of It Now, the pipe tobacco Side of my life ISone of Seniors, a program that provIdes baSIC food items throughout the To share, call 883-3131, a special my hapPIest." year. Food for Seniors currently Focus' HOPE telephone number ,Semol's in need should call 883-3300. 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C1o'ed Sundays DetrOit MI M-T-W, JO:00-6:00 ~ Th.•Frl .• 10:00-8:00 882-3670 1t%l;wnM S.t •• 10:00-5:00 Ma\ICrCard I 343.3776 ",. ~ , •• ,,"', .. &,Y.J,,< .... .,~$W_l UiilllflllftRI !ftl_~;' 1 _~ _ t GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three-A'- '._ Thursday, December 5, 1985 ------.... ------_._------~: '", .". ~ More people move Grosse Pointe ~'. to :.;:;.~ ~ By I\lik(> AlldllCjczyk September tallied 7,350 students lIlcreased from 64 to 111 thIS year, The conclusIOn is supported by 3; !<'Ol' the [ll'.,( tllne 111 a number of this year, 49 more than last year he added reports of higher prices and a ... years, there me morE' kids m and 222more than projected by the Elementary schools showing the stronger market for homes in ••...., largest increase In students were Grosse Pomte from July to Sep- Grosse Pomtl' publle school class- school system The enrollment 1, rooms than the yea! befm e Most fIgures also showed there were 703 Maire and Defer, according to tember this year According to the , of tho!>enew elementary and mid- new students attendlllg pubhc King's report All elementary Grosse Pomte Real Estate Ex- .I dle school !>tudent!>hdve moved to schools in the dIstrICt schools showed Increases In the change, 729 homes were sold this . number of students, mostly in the year during the three months, com. ,. the area \\ Ith thell families, ac- Of the new students, the largo , cordmg to the Depar(ment ot Sup- est number came from famlhes kindergarten level pared to 685 the year before. port ServICe,> new to the area and transfers from The middle schools also posted The mcreases show the distnct is "The Glo'>!>ePOlllle school dls- local parochial schools. Students Increases because of famlhes mov- holding its own against non-public tnct ha<, g,lIlled a slgmflcant movmg to the dlstnct from out of Ing II1tothe area The Increase of 72 schools in competition for students, numbel of new !>(udents dUImg the area - cilles other than those bor- was 5 percent over the projected according to King. The number of 1,363 enrollment, accordIng to students from non-publIc schools last yeal " aLL 01 dlllg to a repol t by denng Grosse Pomte - accounted ., DaVId KlIlg, d~"l.,tallt director of for 308 of the 703 new students, Kmg's report The high schools was dramatically higher than the :. support sel \'Iee~ "We 11l1ghtcon- whIle transfers from local palo- reported lOSIngstudents number of students lost, according . clude thdl OUl excellent pubhc chial schools totaled 174, down One reason for the mcrease over to his report. .. <• school Sy!>tClIl the fllle mumclpal from last year'!> 193, last year was because the number The net gam of 98 students at the .. serVice,>, the pal k<,and the quallty The number of students moving of new families With school-age middle school level - 133 gained :... housmg d Vdil,lble {'ontJlluc to at- Into the dlstnct from out ot the chIldren movIng to the dIstrict off- minus the 35 movmg out - is a re- :.. tract famlhe., III SPdl (h of cl place area IS 109higher than the year be- set the number of famIhes whose sult of the three.year middle school ... of IeSldence fore, accordmg to Kmg Also, the students left the system, accordmg program now bemg offered by the ...~ The fOllltll Flld,lV connts taken number of students from DetrOit to Kmg's report school system, according to Kmg ~~~ Checj~that Christmas lisi iwice for mail restrictions flUid, war materials - Including somethmg like drugs, the package B) 1\ aIll' P ,It lIl('utcr tIons Some of the rules are eaSIE'r to swords and kmves (although Israel m question is likely to end up m Socks, tie::. dltl'l.,have You hate understand than others Agncul- okay~ daggers If they are antIque). lImbo somewhere. "I've never to keep glVlllg gdt<, III the same old ture departments the world over And many countries try to con- heard of anyone gettmg one back," rut FOl OllLe 'you'd iJke to fInd iJke to protect theIr own products trol theIr cItizens' deSIre to gam- said our source at the post office somethmg d ,,'ttie Ill1u<,udlfor Un- both from competItIOn and from dI- ble Lottery tickets and betting ad- With all these rules, we may be cle Charlie But d It s Uncle sease, so it's not hard to see why vertisements are forbIdden m back to the same old gift lIst - ex- SergeI, Unlle ,\llll1ed or Uncle Karl RUSSiaprohibIts seeds for plantmg, RUSSIa and Nlgena In fact, cept that Israel bans electric and he stIlI II\ e" III hiS natIve land, NIgena prohIbIts nuts, and South Nlgena bans ads for fortune razors, Egypt bans shaving better check po<,tdl IegulatlOns Afnca doesn't want your honey tellers, as well as forecasts or re- brushes, and Romania won't let before you let yom III1dglllatlOI1run LIkeWIse, the French are clearly sults of foreign football games you send more than two sets of wild protectmg their own pubiJshmg 111- Maybe that's why the Greeks bann- underwear. Well, how about some Custom., I eguldtIon!> III foreIgn dustry when they draw the hne at ed playmg cards Well, not to l1lce famIly photos? Sorry, they're count I Ie" Me evel y bit as capn- books written m the French smIle We aren't supposed to have agamst the rules in RUSSIa, Iraq Pholo by fhzab(lh Ca pE t lm" (lilt U l lrd CIOUSa!> they Want to go to a ...with cookies and obstetricians and balloons and pediatricians and Santa Claus and nurses and a real, live Detroit TIger baseball player? Then come to the Open House CelebratIOn of the new SaintJohn Hospital Pediatric Units and Perinatal Center for Maternal and Newborn Care For Kids: Meet DetrOit Tiger Dave Bergman and collClt hiS autograph • Pick-up free T-shIrts, balloons and '/\.dopt.A-Doll" certlficate'i • Watch elm\ n" .lIld magicians 'itrolhng through the halls • ViSitWith Santa Clau'i • FnloV lOOI,.IC .. and punch For Parents: Tour our state-certified Pennatal Center for normal ,111(\ hlgh-nsk delIverIes • Meet our obstetrICians, pedlatrIetans and nursmg ..taft • "n: om nationally recognized Neonatal IntensIve Care Unit for premature and "enou ..l\ 111 Infants • Visit our newly remodeled PediatrIC and Pedl3trtl Inten<;I\C( are llllt" lor children and teens • RegIster your children III the ChIld Identlhcallon Program sponsored by the Grosse Pomte Wood~ PolIce Department For more mformatlon call Samtjohn Hospital at 343.4000 I.\..., -"r • lilt ~~!!~~ \\,k F,W1' Rd 100 pm to 5.00 pm ScHn "'ale Rti saintJohn Hospital --- I ~,1Iflt lol1n _ ""oll"ho I Pennatal Center, Pedlatnc Unit and , /11)I \.Ioro~~ RO,ld PediatriC IntenSive Care Ulllt I ), I 011 'vll( hlg,ln 4R2 1(1 I \ 1 \ I ' I \ lOOO 4th and ;th Hooes ,,,,,,,"'l- ~'r'13~j r • \ ~ I" \ , Thursday, December 5, 1985 Page Four-A GROSSE POI Hey Comlllunity Events Mom,~ Breakfast Christmas concert Holly Mart GP Singles The Grosse POinte Commumty The 11th annual Holly Mart art Grosse Pomte Singles Will not with Santa Chorus WIll present its 34th Annual show Will be held at the War have any formal meetmg dUrIng the month of December The group it'sSanta Ferry Elementary School, 748 Christmas Concel't Sunday, Dec Memorial Friday, Dec. 6, from 15, at 3 p.m at Parcells Auditor- noon to 5 pm, and Saturday, Dec Will contmue the afterglow dances Roslyn Road, will sponsor Its an- at the Jefferson Yacht Club, 24505 nual Breakfast WIth Santa Satur- IUm, Mack and Vermer Road, 7. from 10 a m to 3 p.m ...forme! Grosse Pointe Woods The event, sponsored by the E Jefferson, St Clair Shores, day, Dec 14, from 9 a m to noon every Friday at 9'30 pm untIl Pancakes, sausages and bever- Tickets are $2.50for adults and $1 Grosse Pomte Inter-FaIth Center - for chlldren for Racial Justice, Will feature 35 Christmas age Will be served The Secret San- In January 1986, afterglow ~ ta Shop will be open for last-minute Conducting the concert WIll be artists and craftsmen, gingerbread l.- dances only are scheduled for FrI- shoppmg as well as the Bake Shop RIchard Johns With Francis WIlson houses, a bake sale, a terrace cafe day, Jan 3 and Jan 10 at the JYC I...... ~ In addition, there Will be a 50/50 at the plano Harp soloist Mary and the Cass Techmcal HIgh drawing and a sale of pomsettia MacNair will play four short fan- School's Madngal ChOir Fnday at 930 tasies on Chnstmas carols by afternoon Begmnmg FrIday, Jan 17,at 7 30 plants P m the Slngle~ group Will resume Santa wlil pose for pIctures Salzedo She WI))al50 accompany For further information, call 882- theIr regular programmmg at theu' Ferry students Will entertain With the group With the musIc of BenJa- 6464 min Britten With soprano Rita Ver- new meetmg locatIOn, Grosse Christmas Carols POinte Academy, 171 Lakeshore ~!!!!h~!l!!glTickets at $3 each WIll be avail- mihon solOing In "Balulalow " St. Nicholas fest i I Dnve, Grosse Pomte Farms The =I Here's your chance to dehght the young ones on your I able at the door Refreshments Will be served The DetrOit Waldorf School's an- = follOWing the concert speaker WIll be RIchard Walker of • C'hn<;tmrtc; hc;t with i'l ppr<;oni'll tplpphonp call from • 'lufl.l St NI<'holas Festival Will be Reuters ~C\\ys Sc:rvlce H!s tOplC I Jolly, old Santa Claus Send in this order form todayl i held Sunday, Dec 8, from noon to 5 WIll be, "Reportmg DetrOIt - For • PLEASE PRINT _ Lunch with Santa pm. the Rest of the World" I NAME(s) AIIO AGE(s) OF CHllDlren) ------! The Lakeshore Family YMCA m There wlll be handmade dolls Tuesday, Dec 10, at 7 30 pm ------St Clair Shores Will present Lunch Farms tree-lighting and toys for sale as well as child- Let's Talk Group WIll meet at the TelEPHONE HUMBER (Include Area Code) ._____ . ren's gift Items, Chnstmas decora- . Farms resIdents are inVited to = = WIth Santa Sunday, Dec 8, from home of a member The tOPICWIll = DAYTOCAll (From12 16 through12/25/85)------I 12 30 P m. to 2 p m attend the Grosse POinte Farms hons, plants, candles, books, crys- be, "What do women really want?" = TIME ISpecify any 2 hr period between 7am 9pm) •• A complete spaghetti lunch Will Boat Club's annual tree-lIghting tals and cards Visiting artists WIll Moderator Will be DaVid Taylor YOUR NAME _ be served and the fee IS$3a person ceremony at the Farms Pier Park offer pottery, clothmg, Jewelry, On Sunday, Dec 15, the wme and I ADDRESS = Children must be accompamed by Sunday, Dec 8, at 5 p m weavmgs, stamed glass and dned cheese party Will be held at the = CITY_~======_=-S-TA-T-E ::::=====-=--=--_-_-Zl-P ===== I an adult The mayor, councIl members herbs Grosse Pomte Shores home of a RegIstration should be made m and Msgr FranCIS Canfield WI))at- A lunch Will be served before the member i Please send check or money .. Santa Calling! ! ChrIstmas Concert at 1:30 p.m. The Any smgle person (35 and up) IS • order for $3.50 by 12120185to' ,. North Pole. Inc • person at the YMCA, located at tend Refreshments wIll be served m the recreatlon bUlldmg after the program Will Include music from mVlted to attpnd these functIOns POBox 2881 Dept GR 23401E. Jefferson Call 778-5811for = I ceremony the Nutcracker There wlll also be For IllformatlOn, call 445-1286 or .= Not a recordmg! A real conversation! Ann Arbor. Michigan 48106 I more mformatIon ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~a silent and Dutch auctIOn 882-0316 ~ Rainbow Bridge ~ Arts, crafts fair The Regina Mothers Guild Will Winter concert sponsor an arts and crafts fair Sa- A winter choral concert of yule- GREAT GIFT IDEA 4 ~ Community Open House ~ turday, Dec. 7, from 10 a m. to 7 hde cheer Will be performed by p.m and Sunday, Dec 8, from 10 Macomb Commumty College's ~ ~ Mon., Dee. 9th ~ a.m. to 6 p.m. at the high school, concert and chamber chOIrs at 20200Kelly Road, Harper Woods Macomb Center for the Perform- MEN'S f ~ 7 p.m. - 10 p.m. W More than 100artIsts and crafts- mg Arts on Wednesday, Dec 11, at men will be featured as well as re- ? 'Ii Newest arrival _ i 8 pm freshments, a bake sale and bou- The cham ber chOIr, dressed in ~ ENGLISH CRACKERS i tique full medIeval costumes, will per- MOCCASIN form "The Ceremony of Carols" by ~ ~ party favors. Wi~h.a hidden ~ Benlamm Bntten ft il surpnse inside i Dance concert UniverSity Liggett School WIll SelectIOns mclude "The Many SLIPPERSl ~ ~ Also. homemade Christmas i present Works-in-Progress Upper Moods of ChrIstmas," by Robert i! candy, poinsettias, fresh ! School Dance Concert, Friday, Shaw and other sea~onal mUSIC Dec. 6, at 8 pm, 111 the Creative Humorous dIalogue WIll accom- o W citrus fruit and many more i and Performmg Arts Wing StUdIO, pany the selectIOns 0/ i gifts for the holidays. i 1045 Cook Road, Grosse Pomte Woods. Members of the audience are en- t ~ 707 Vernier 71 For more informatIOn, call 884- couraged to partake m the festiv- '\ ~ Enter from VernIer parkIng lot 71 4444 ItIes ;:1 ~ For more mfonnahon call i Tickets are $5 for adults and $3 Side gore elastic t i 343-2322 il Singles group for students and semor clhzens and for snug fit. may be obtamed at the Center's Singles by the Lake Will host box offICe or reserved on credit Warm lined. Soft .~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~ Sherry Barnes, a mol1vatlOnal card by callIng 286-2222, Monday crepe sole. Tan speaker, who will talk about "LIft- through Fnday, from 9 a m to 6 leather. $26. Classic Miniatures ing Your SpirIts" Sunday, Dec. 8, pm for the at Grosse POInte Memonal Church, 16 Lakeshore Road, at 8 The Macomb Center ISlocated on Discriminating Buyer pm the Center Campus of Macomb AdmiSSIOn IS $2 Proper attIre IS Commumty College at Hall (M-59) reqUIred Call 882-5330for more Ill' and GarfIeld roads m ClInton formatIon TownshIp Jungian analyst to conduct workshop The Center for Jung Studies of short dream to use m the work- DetrOit Will sponsor a weekend shop. Hand-built cars from the With Jungian analyst LOISKhan on The fee IS $35 for members and classic era, $250°0 to $3,500°°. Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 7 and 8, $45 for non-members at Christ Church Grosse POinte On Sunday afternoon, from 2 to 4 Some classics to choose from: Khan, in private practIce m the pm, Khan WIll lecture on the "Ar- Double sole ChIcago area, IS a faculty member chetypal World and the Developmg canoe moc. Rolls Royce, Mercedes, Buqatti, Alfa of the Jung Institute m ChIcago and ConscIOusness for the ChIld An In- Warm lined. Romeo, Duesenberg, Lamborghini, a former research scholar at the teracttve Process" There IS no Umverslty of Delhi 111 India cost for members for the lecture Maple leather: Cobra, Porsche, Ferrari, Corvette, On Saturday, the workshop from The fee for non-members IS $3 50 $29. Sand suede: Cadillac, Lincoln, Jaguar, BMW, race 10 a m to 4 p m. w1l1 explore the IndiVidual seSSlOns WIth LOIS $24. Also in cars, boats and planes forms of actIve ImagmatlOn, a Khan may be scheduled as her brown leather powerful tool through WhIChan m. tIme permIts To arrange an tn- unlined: $28. dlVldual may connect WIth the un- dividual appomtment and to All hand-built of the finest conscIOus while awake PartiCI- register for the workshop, call conoisseurs' quality. pants are encouraged to bring one Naomi Bowerman at 885-8792 Contact Gary Hughes at 644-1580 ----I Li ....._1 -, Blrmml.{ham • Gro,;se Pointe , f Our CHRISTMAS GIFT to you / 20% off HOLIDAY'tfJSHIRT The entire New York Times Clas"ic unlined moc. in maple HARDCOVER BEST SELLER LIST!! leather. $22. ~'.~:~i'~::~ See us for all the rest of your Christmas Shopping Needs • DRESS SHIRTS • KNIT SHIRTS • SPORT SHIRTS • Children books . • Gift books ... • Paperbacks . • Sheet Music ... • Calendars . . . for Your Convcl1lcncc the Village PO'lt Office Will open ( .. f1 ....r.lppcd .11 "aturday Dee 7th & 14th From 9 ~() a m to 12 00 ..,I \MP.., A '\1) PM KM,I.., ONI Y GROSSE POINTE DETROIT 20535 James Couzens Highway KERCHEVAL AT ST. CLAIR • GROSSE POINTE Near Northland Shopprng Center 50o~ v111ra c EAST DETROIT ( I/N/\ I \fA \ I/Of'R\ Mll/ula}'./ nihil' ') {(J 10 ') 00 O 20929 Gratlol Avenue \aturdav. () W to S W YOU CAN CHARGE IT Nea' 8 Mile Road "", 17051 Kercheval-in-the- Village WESTLAND Vlf4 • .£ 7040 Wayne Road ~ :\la.,lf>rcard 882-3670 Visa ~ 885-0244 Near Westland Shoppmg Center Page Flve-A Thursday, December 5, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Business In bus mess admimstration from the University of Michigan . MARKET . Announcing . , , Robert A. Bur. VILLAGE Scheuer promoted chett of the Woods, a senior consul- at Comerica Bank tant for Deloitte, Haskms, has re- 18328 Mack Avenue - In The Farms Marc L. ceived the highest professional de- Scheuer of the signation m the systems field, "Cer- / Farms has been tifIed Systems ProfessIOnal" The promoted to ViCe deSignation IS part of a new eel'. president of the tJhcatlOn program establishing "THIS WEEKS BELL RINGERS" metropolitan standards of knowledge In the mfor- fine corporate bank- malion management fIeld . . 109 department James E. Brophy of the City has wines DAILY 8 a.m•• 7 p.m. PRICES IN EFFECT at Comenca Inc been honored for outstandmg ser- liquor Wednesday and Saturday 8 a.m. ,.6 p.m. DECEMBER 5th, 6th & 7th He jomed the vice to the mortgage bankmg Indus- bank in 1977 as an administrative try. He received the James T assistant Scheuer received hiS Barnes Award of the Michigan bachelor'~ degree from Oakland Mortgage Bankers ASSOCiatIon, of University and hiS master's III which Brophy ISa past president WHEN ONLY THE BEST Will DO busmess admmlstratIOn from the Cathy Champion Dillaman has com- University of DetrOIt pleted an mtenslve trammg pro- ~SDA CHOICEBEEF gram on pohcles and procedures Bank names James relatmg to entorcement ot the Real- . ~ -:~ _. WHOLE tors' code of ethiCS She is current- NEW YORK banking officer ly servmg as Vice-chairman of the ORANGE Nancy A. state Realtors' profeSSIOnal stan- James of the CI- dards committee . Donald K. ROUGHY ty has been ap- Pierce of the Woods heads the STRIPS pointed personal Donald K. Pierce Insurance Agen. AVG. 12-14La FILLETS bankmg officer cy, which has been named to Aetna CUT INTO STEAKS OR ROAST m the personal Life and Casualty's 1985 Great Per- WRAP IN ONE PACKAGE PLEASE bankmg depart- formance Club. Harold J. Rau of FRESH ment at Comen- the Farms, new vehicle salesman ca Ine James for Lachmoor Chrysler-Plymouth, LAKE PERCH has been with has earned the Gold Award in honor 77 FillETS Comenca smce of hiS high level of achievement. La 1979, commg in as a branch manage- $2 ment tramee She holds a master's - Nancy Parmenter FRESH BONELESS-ROLLED PICKEREL Choices PORK LOIN FillETS of ROAST Arkie G. Hudkins Jr. PERRIER GRADE A FRESH WATER Cartoonist Book. .. . History of Art by H.W. Janson CHICKEN LEMON - LIME Actor ...... , ., George C. Scott LEG Actress ...... , .. . Helen Hayes 0 ORANGE • REGULAR Movie ...... An Affair to Remember QUARTERS L& Play. . Same Time Next Year 47 TV Show...... Miami Vice Newscaster...... No comment LEAN AND MEATY Mdgazme • ...... Sports lIIustrated Colummst ...... MIke Royko SHORT RIBS Newspaper ...... Grosse Pointe News $129L& ~EP.230Z' Music ...... Viennese 81 Entertainer . .. . .Luciano Pavaratti OF BEEF Pet or Animal...... Basset hound Sport ...... OlympiC games KLEENEX Athlete ...... Jon Paul Mazzacano Pro Team...... Washington Redskins JUMBO 630 Most AdmIred Person...... Teresa A. Brooks (my wife) Flower...... American red rase TOWELS Color .. . Any Vacation Spot ...... VlOreggJO. Italy FaVOrite Food ...... Italian calonc OUR OWN SLICED FaVOrite Drink ...... 1974 BV Cabemet Sauvignon KLEENEX Restaurant...... Rowe's Inn, Ellsworth, Mich. RANCH STYLE Song...... , Beethoven's Ode to Joy FAMILY NAPKINS Relaxation or Hobby Travel BACON Pet Peeve ...... Discourtesy CJ:T 79C Grot announces candidacy in 14th TAKE N' BAKE Stanley T Grot, formally an. SEMI BONELESS nounced hIS deciSIOn last week to 8ge KLEENEX run for Congress from the 14th Con- STUFFED lB. FACIAL TISSUE gressIOnal District He hopes to be the Republican nommee agamst PORK LOIN ROAST 175 COUNT Democratic incumbent Dennis IN COOKING BAG WHITE Hertel. WITH OUR OWN SAGE & ONION DRESSING Grot is the owner of the Polonia Restaurant III Hamtramck, and has lived in the DetrOIt area smce he emIgrated from Poland 16years OUR OWN ALL BEEF ago. Grot favors a balanced budget MEAT LOAF $2 DELSEY amendment and President Rea- READY TO 88 gan's tax reform proposal In addi- BAKE 2 La. BATHROOM TISSUE tIOn, he supports tUItion tax credits PAN 4 PACK WHITE "for parents who choose an alter- natIve form of education to the pubhc school system" The 14th Congressional DistrIct has more 2 LITER SALE than 10 private and parochIal Coke, Caff. Free Coke, Sprite, Dr. Pep- Stanley T. Grot schools withm its boundanes per, Sunkist, Squirt, Diet Coke, Caff. MADD to hold candlelight vigil Free Diet Coke, Tab, Diet Sprite, Diet KLEENEX Mothers Agamst Drunk Dnvmg been InVIted to read the names of Squirt, Cherry Coke. I j---_.- Page Seven-A Opinions & letters Thursday, December 5, 1985 Physicians' insurance companies · • • are not over-reservmg to "shelter" increase rates The existmg rates mcome. The MIB, on the other (Continued from Page GAl were below cost and the contmued hand, watches to ensure that m- fit from the mterest earned on pre- use of such rates would have en- surance compames are not under- miums during the 12 years claims dangered the solvency of these reservlOg, If IOsurer~ do not set are being closed ThiS IS untrue We compames " aSide enough reserve, they may go Our company must submit set our premIUms so that the rate bankrupt charged, plus the future Interest quarterly fmanclal reports and an MPLMC plays an uuportant role we estImate will be earned, will be annual statement to the MlB We in society, balanCing the llghts of use standardized bookkeepmg pro- sufficient to cover future losses patients and the dutle~ of phySI- We disclose thiS adJustment m our cedures to report fmandal data cians It assures that patlenb in- We are subject to statutory ac- filings with the MIB Jured m the course of medical Our company and all other m- counting rules reqUIred by law treatment Will be compensated for Our rate filings are extensively surance compames domg busmess loss It serves phySICians by takmg documented, and are based 00 the m Michigan are regulated by the on their personal habillty lor pro- expert adv1('p of consulting ac- state to protect tile puoll ....'5 wtcrcst tesslOnal enOL:>[01 Willd. the) :::rc tuaries They are subject to the ap- In the mdustry's solvency. proval of the MIB, whIch has the responSible By monitormg each company's Our objective ISto stablhze 1\11Ich- power to lower or raise the rates igan's medical malpractice in- fmanclal reports and premIUm m- we propose All of the information surance system to keep doctors In crease £Hings, the MIB functIOns to we report to the Insurance Bureau keep msurers fmanclally sound busmess so they can contillue to IS available to the pubhc and whl1e prevent 109excessive costs to serve the health care needs of our pohcyholders clttzens MichIgan's Ill~urance policyholders Consider what the MBMLC has carried out Its bUSI- state's chief actuary said about system must guarantee that Ill- ness responsibly For the last flve Jured patIents Will be adequately phySIcian msurance company pre- years, our underwntmg expense mIUms at the Senate JudICiary compensated Without bankruptmg ratIO has averaged 5.8 percent, 11 physiCians or Illsurance com. , 11 , Committee's June pubhc hearmg which compares favorably with m Detroit: panies other physiCian liability insurance We beheve that legislative re- II II I "Major writers of medical mal- ,I I'll compames nationwide form IS essential to balancmg our practice in MIchigan have mcreas- MPMLC has set aside funds for ill II ed premIUms 50-60 percent in the msurance system All of the parties I its loss reserve accounts in keepmg mvolved - slate offiCIals, phySI- I I I past 12 months If these insurers 1 : \ With standardized accounting cians, attorneys and msurance ex- I II had not taken thiS action, the In- rules. All Insurance compames III &t\lillfJ~-S ecutives - must pool theIr talents I surance Bureau would have been must set aSide to make sure they I forced by law, to reqUire them to cooperattvely to Implement a solu- \II \ " tion OtherWise, thiS problem WIll iJ contmue to Impair our health care Social Security by phone system pomtment system ISthat the caller The Social Secunty office located WIllbe told what eVidence to bring at 17420 Mack Avenue is trying to the interView. In most sItuations something new in an effort to thiS consIsts of birth and marriage When young people lose hope shorten the time people have to certIflcates and W-2earning forms I say wait to be mtervlewed accordmg to By bemg given advance notice, the Verlyn J. Rebelem, dlstnct took place, SOCIalupheaval follow- need for more than one mtervlew is It seems to me that It'S too unbear- ed as people scrambled to catch up . manager. He was lookmg forward to hIS able I can only relate to a young The office has begun usmg an ap- greatly reduced In their last year of hIgh school. brother commg home for the long to the new order Some say we still he was class preSident and hiS man who watched a part of hImself pomtment procedure for in-person Anyone who wants an appoint- ThanksglVlllg weekend haven't caught up Progress car- and telephone application inter- ment to file an apphcation for re- brother was cap tam of lhe football Instead, the day before Thanks- bemg buned nes a heavy price tag And now we tirement, survIvors and disabihty team It was a good year for the Why does a young person WIth so have the technological revolutIOn views. Anyone wlshmg to visit the glvmg, he stood at hiS brother's much promise - and all young peo- offIce and walt for an mterview benefits or Supplemental Security twins They were mvolved III a lot casket, strokmg hIS hair and face, and the pot IS bemg stirred agam Income beneflts should call 855- of actIVIties, they were semors WIth ple have unlimited potential - end There are young people who fmd may still do so. hiS hfe, her hfe? Some of the litera- One major advantage to the ap- 4262 In most cases an appointment a capital S and their dark good It mconceivable that some of us can be scheduled to conduct the looks didn't hurt ture says the rate of adolescent SUI- grew up WIthout teleVISion There One outstandmg feature was CIde began mcreasmg In the mid are some of us who hnd It meon .. 1 r 1 Interview by telephone '50s and has tnpled Since 1960, OrpS an.e sa e Some types of Social Secuflty their genumeness, somethmg one celVable that men have walked on C b didn't expect from these two out- whIle the rate for the rest of the the moon Does any of thIS have The Grosse Pomte Clown Corps busmess can be conducted by tele- wardly confident, very popular population durmg thiS same penod any beanng on the uncertamty will hold ItS loth annual Old Coun- phone and do not require an ap- young men. They were so pohte has not fluctuated That's alarm- young people face today? Are we try Christmas Bake Sale Saturday, pointment. These include, for ex- and well-mannered The one who mg, e$pectally eonsldermg the fact going so fast that we're mlssmg the Dec. 14, from 8: 30 a m. to 9 p.m. at a.mple, benefl! estimates, notif~c~-_, that many of these deaths are not as has been a frequent Vlsltor to our human element? So many ques- the Kroger supermar~E:t on Mack tl9n that ~ bene~Lt check lN not-lio house over the past several years reported as such, but as accidents, tIOns and so many grIeving people . I near Moross ~ - .. h t 10. '" ~ receL\Ted, Jit.ePOtlltng\.a deA~ lxiii still automatically removes hiS because of the absence of a note lookmg for an answer When we can A variety of home-baked Items reporting a change' of address shoes at the door And if It'S wet or We know there are far more start answermg some of those Will be for sale For more informa- These situatIOns can usually be muddy, he leaves them outsIde. pressures on young people today, questIOns, that's when we'll really I tlon, call 881-8186. handled by calhng 963-1500 This m spIte of the fact that I tell that our society IS more complex progress as a race, because what's hIm It's okay to keep hiS shoes on and everywhere you look, there are the use of anything If our young classes or arttcles on deahng With people have no hope After graduatIOn, he got a full- stress The threat of a nuclear war In the meantime, a young man time Job and he began takmg mght is more fnghtemng to a child than mourns And all the rest of us are classes 10 hIS field He's still at It - most adults reallze And we know helpless The bnght spot IS that carefully savmg for hIS future and asked why There were a lot of that not everyone can make It aca he's gOIng to be all nght, because He's the only teen I know \vlth an people askmg the same question demlcally, yet It'S almost a given he's stronger than he reahzes The , , IRA. HIS brother, who took more No one WIll know for sure - he that a person today needs at least sad part IS that nothmg Will be the classes and worked part time, de- one degree to get a decent Job dIdn't leave a note It could have same agam By Pat Rousseau CIded to concentrate on hiS studies been an accident, a ruse that went When the mdustnal revolutIOn and live on campus tragIcally awry No one knows and We kidded hIm about their hrst that's what makes It so difficult to Hodgkin's support group to meet Just m time for Christmas . The GUIld real separatIOn - these twms who understand. The MIchIgan Hodgkm's Disease Donald Bucksbaum, Ph D., from of the Cottage Hospital Auxiliary announces were not only Identical and always The surVIVors, friends as well as FoundatIOn, a support group for U of M Medical School, Will speak '~ the December 12Grand Opemng of COTTAGE Impishly confusmg people, but who family, are m so much pain and Hodgkm's patients, family mem- on "Monoclonal AntibodIes for -.' ,COUNTRY CORNERS, the newly expanded were also each other's best fnend everyone feels so helpless There bers and frtends, will hold Its DiagnOSIs and Therapy of Lymph- ~~ and redecorated gift shop located wlthm Cot- It wasn't an ordmary separatIOn - have been too many of these cases monthly meeting at 7 30 pm, omas" The general public IS m- •Ia~ • tage Hospital. Hours are 10 a m to 8 p m these two people shared the same happenmg rtght here in recent Monday, Dec 9, at PrOVidence vlted • - quarters before they were born weeks and there are too many peo- Hospital MedIcal BUilding, Eighth Do Yourself A Favor. make an ~ ple - the survivors - whose hves Floor, Room C, Nme MIle Road m For further mformahon, call ~27- T8a o....w:.u. uMAllT The ftrst two months he went up are now forever scarred I can't appomtment TODAY to see your doc- II a couple of times to VISit and hIS southfield 3737 I 'I " even begm to imagine their pam - tor for an eye exam After, we can [.JLJu:= 00 brother came home for a weekend assist you In makmg the correct selec- 88 tion accordmg to your lifestyle WIth a 00 df[Fir 00 quality frame The Optical Library, t ~ Distinctive Accessories for the Well Dressed Man 87 Kercheval, 882-5950 e • WILD WIN GS . can put a flock of geese m your backyard With Wmd Sock held decoys The assorted geese to choose from are Snow Goose, Canada Goose and the Loon. They are available now at 1 Kercheval, 885-4001. • • Stuffed ammals rangmg from bears to ele- b.... phan", and even mclndmg sueh famous ones as ~ Garfield and BenJl are now available makmg . good stockmg stuffers for Chflstmas at Tral1 - Apothecary Also available are six hand-sized I -.l bars of Neutrogena for $9 50, a regular value of . $1290 You can receive FREE With thiS pur- - -- chase Neutrogena facial mOIsturizer and sham- - poo, 121 Kercheval Dated Chnstmas• ornaments, part of a dated series are now available at The League Sh:::lp,72 Kercheval These orna- mental senes mclude such ones as Water- ford $27, Orrefors $30, and Hablland Chnstmas ornament $19, plus many more' • You'll Love the new atmosphere at The Greenhouse a blendmg of mauve and other shades of pmk, track hghtmg and elegant SIlk covenngs along With the newest in fashIOns A pretty place to get pretty for the hohdays Book your appointments now for your holiday faCial or hair style. 881-6833 11 Kercheval • New mUSical Chnstmas ties have arrived Just In time at Picard-Norton These ties come m a Santa Claus or Christmas Tree pattern m red, navy, or maroon You have your chOice of three different tunes Priced at $1750 at 92 Kercheval At Seasons of• Paper MUSICboxes - penqUlns, Santa's, angels, rocKing horses, cdrousel horses, glass and hand-crafted, 115Ker- 886-4600 cheval edmund t. AHEE jewelers 20139 Mack Avenue • Gro~se pOinte Woods \. .. • ' ~r GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, December 5, 1985 I Page Elght.A Rocking rockets Cub Scout Pack 290 of Mason School held its annual NEW brllont HIGH space derby recently. Chris Oneski, at the len, of Grosse EFFICIENCY PLUS 90 FURNACE Pointe Wo"ds, makes a quick • UP TO 97% EFFICIENCY getaway, and Steve Williams, at the right, and also of the Woods, prepares his rocket for launch as his dad, Dick, USE GAS FREE FOR A MONTHH looks on. The rockets reach Buy a Bryant Formula gas furnace, and we'll altitudes of 400 of 1,800 feet reimburse you for your highest monthly gas bill. before deploying their own parachutes and returning to FREE $5000 SAVINGS earth. Bond with the purchase of a high efficiency fur. nace must be Installed by Dec. 15th, 1985. Nicaragua: A student's impression!lllli-s------responded, "I don't agree WIt'" have been accusations ap;amst the • 2 YEARS FREE SE:HVIGl:: Woods reSident Kathleen ::>eng- k1l1~u III all aHlou~i1lJ'y lilt: Wilt! a;:,. 398 DELUXE FURNACE anything that man saysl" She op- Sandinistas, suggestmg that the • 2 YR PARTS WARRANTY by FLAME FURNACE stock wrote a paper, "LIfe, PolitICS He had a very Simple casket With a posed the financing of the contras asentamientos are really concen- • FREE ESTIMATES "'"90 and People In Revolutionary Nlcar transparent sectiOn exposmg hIS on the grounds that the future of tratlOn camps. At this point, he m-' A TRIUMPH OF agua ImpreSSIOns of an Amencan head and shoulders for Viewing An • ASK ""BOUT OUR EXTENDED WARRANTY TECHNOLOGY NICaragua should be the bus mess vited us to judge for ourselves by ~ College Student," after spendIng FSLN flag was draped over the of Nicaraguans It IS not the Visiting one of their "concentration SERVING THE POINTES SINCE 1949 five weeks in NICaragua thiS sum- lower part of the casket On the bus mess of the Umted States camps" I feel it is safe to assume'. mer This IS the second of three ar wall above hiS head, hung a Of course, I ammt that I spoke that If the asentamientos actually:. 36 YEARS OF DOING IT RIGHT ticles crUCIfix With a white curtam With only a very small number of were concentrallon camps, we cer-~: 14847 GRATIOT NEAR 8 MILE Religion in Nicaragua draped around It Lookmg at the NICaraguan conservatives ThiS IS tamly would not have been mVlted Nicaragua IS a very Cathohc crUCifix hangmg directly above the due to the fact that, m Nicaragua, to walk around in them and talk to ~, 3'Locatlons to serve you 527-1700 country. Four of the country's ma FSLN flag I thought of how Iromc conservatives who oppose the San- people at our leisure. ", Jor politIcal figures - the mlms- It was that thiS man was kIlled dimstas are few and far between. Nevertheless, the asentamientos' ters of education and culture, the because our government consid- The asentamientos were the one place in Nicaragua:. foreign mmlster, and the represen ered him to be a "commumst The "asentamientos" (settle- where I saw eVidence of dissatis-: tative to the OrganizatiOn of Amer. atheist." ment camps) were set up by the faction with the government's: Ican States - are Roman Catholic A note on the oppositIOn government to accommodate the pohcles among a significant por- ~ FOR THE MAN pnests I have attended several I was most surprIsed to fmd that civihan populatlon which has been bon of the general population.: "misa campesinas" (peasant NICaraguan conservatives - those displaced by the war with the con- Many of these families feel frus-:- OF THE HOUR masses) and found them to be the U S government would call the tras (short for "counter-revolution- trated and angry that they are not: WHO VALUES HIS SECONDS spiritually ahve and very emo- "democratic opposItion" - do not aries") Some of the settlements allowed to return to their original- tiona I necessarIly support U S pohcies were agflcuItural cooperatives homes, that they were forcefully' ReligIOn in NICaragua, however, towards Nicaragua In Managua, before becommg asentamientos, uprooted from the land which had: is an extremely pohtical endeavor we had an mtervlew With Anna and therefore have families which belonged to them for many years, : The CatholIc church IS deeply dl- Mane RUlZ, a staff member and were not uprooted by the war. and that they had to leave therr. vlded between elements that sup- Journalist of the independent, con- Among the families which have belongings behmd. ' port the revolution and those that servative paper La Prensa and a Joined the settlements more re- However, others feel that the- oppose it. The latter group ISunder discussion With Vrrgllio Gedoy, the cently, a number of them fled from conditions of the settlements offer: the leadership of the Archbishop, presidenllal candidate of the In- their homes voluntarily to escape them a better life than they' Obando y Bravo, who, WIth the sup- dependent Liberal Party Both the contras, who are known for at- previously had. For instance, each: port of Pope John Paul, has been cnllclzed the Sandmlstas for bemg tacking and frequently slaughter- settlement is provided with a: pressuring pnests to leave theIr too soclahst m their economic ing civihans health center offering free health' positIons with the government pohcies (although about two-thirds The remamder were forced to care and a school providing classes : On the other hand, a large of the country remams m prIvate leave their homes by government for both the children and the: number of lay church volunteers hands> and for leamng toward the order. The Sandmista military adults, most of who are illiterate.: and most of the workmg class and Soviet Umon wanted to be able to enter areas At any rate, during my conversa- peasant population support the pro- Nevertheless, I was qUite shock- where contra activity was heavy in tions with the families In the revolutIOnary clergy Regardless ed by two pomts made by Ruiz order to fight the contras without camps, I could not find any of one's views of the pohtics of the One was 111 response to the paper's harmmg the ciVilian populatIOn. So evidence that they did not feel free various church factIons mvolved, I positIon regarding the economic the government provided the in- to express their opinions and dis- find the accusation that the San- blockade Imposed by PreSident Thc ultimatc watth from Baumc & Mcrder. habitants with new land, housing satisfactions openly; nor could I dimstas persecute rehglOn to be Reagan She said the paper con- and transportatiOn to the asenta- find any evidence that they were Gold plated and stainlen stccl with unreahstlc "RepreSSIOn of re- demned the blockade, because it IS mlentos and then told them to get not free to leave the camps any ligion" in the SOVIetUmon means not accomphshing anythmg, and handsome leather strap. Records scconds, minutcs and out I Some complained that they time they chose to do so. Of course, that priests are put in the pohtlcal because It IS the people of Nicar- were asked to leave WIth only a with e government and the con-- hOUriof clapsed time. Impctcably hand-crafted prIsons "Repression of religIOn" agua who are suffermg as a result th: Baume & Mercier quality. $795. day's notice or 111 sOf.Ilecases no tras usmg therr former homes as a III Nicaragua means that priests of It. advance'~ warrifn~g"at "all.lo .'.....-J "",qia~tlegJ16UDd,there is no place to ,\ ~J I Lb ~ are put in the governmental admm- • 1'he other was m rl!sponse to a IstratlOn queshon regardmg the paper's A government official who spoke which they can retur!l' . I went to a wake for a member of pOSitIOn on Reagan's support for to us on agricultural policy and on The next and last Installment IS the Sandimsta military who was the contras Regardmg Reagan she the land reform told us that there about the contra war. B''''....'''&>'''....'''....'''....'''....'''....'''....'''.. '''-'''.-~ ....'''.-A....'''-'''; ~ 0 ~ SUPER K , lingerk g CHARlES W. 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Gro~"c Pointc, Michigan ~~~ (Bct\\een Vcrll1er dnd 9 MIle) Jacobson's 882-1110 furnishings for lIm Women ~ 80ys 64~ GRISWOLD, PENOBSCOT BLDG., DhTROIT.SOMERSETMAI,L, TROY CONVENIENT HOLIDAY HOURS MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY UNTIL 9 Shop Saturday until 6 -:.' \ - ~--- _ ...... _----- . , , Page Nme.A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Th ursday, December 5, 1985 said The car continued on and -1------hon Thr officer, checklllg with the Community makes good start l Grosse Pointe Park pohce ar- struck a tree, pollce said rested two men Wednesday even. Law Enforcement Information Network computer system dis- mg, Nov. Tl- one for possessIOn of to battle substance abuse covered the car was reported The dfiver was arrested at the stolen property, the other for an scene and charged with possession Grosse Pomte public schools and date the large turn-outs o arrested outstandmg warrant - after of- stolen, according to police The mcreased awareness of the The occupants of the Pontiac of stolen property, pollce said The the Substance Abuse Commumty f1cers stopped the car III which the passenger was chased down and Council have made a good begmn- problem of substance abuse makes two were ndmg and discovered It drove away and the offIcer gave It easier to understand who the n Park chase chase The car headed down a side arrested A LEIN check revealed 109 With programs to address sub- ~ was reported stolen an outstanding warrant out of De. stance abuse, accordmg to SIS teenagers are who are most likely tv• Pollce stopped the 1978 Pontiac street until It reached St Paul, to become chemICally dependent, when the dnver and passenger trolt m the man's name, pollce Wenger of Henry Ford Hospital's I Grand Pnx at about 6 33 pm on !>ald Maplegrove community education Wenger !>ald Mack Avenue for a trafflc vlOla- Jumped from the vehicle, reports The hIghest percentage of t office. Leaving Wenger made her remarks at the children who become chemically Nov 11 Board of Education meet- dependent are chddren of parents children mg at Ferry Elementary School wbo are substance abusers, Wen- Wenger, who helped orgamze the ger bald Another group of children unattended appearance of DaVid Toma locally that often become substance abusers are chIldren of dIvorce A fise m the number m 1982 and some of the follow-up education programs afterward, Learmng disabled students also be- of smgle parents and come chemIcally dependant in high two-mcome famlhes IS conducted a workshop last spnng percentages, Wenger said makmg It dlfflCult to for teachers and admmlstrators on deCide what to do with substance abuse. In May, she Another group that often ends up chIldren before adults traveled to Washmgton DC to seekmg help for chemICal depen- arrive home The Na- teshfy before a CongressIOnal com- dency problems are new students tIOnal Safety Council mittee on the effects of alcohohsm and chemical dependency on the III school, she saId realizes no one wants to The new kid 111 school often fmds leave children unat- faml1y It difficult to break into the estab- The school board III August tended, but often there hshed SOCial groups at the school IS no chOIce. adopted as one of Its seven goals f'xcept for one, Wenger said "The fUi lh~ coming YC::lr the develop- FOI p'H~nt::, \.Vho arc drug group ill a school IS always m thiS SItuation, the ment of an overall plan for staff Ill- happy to welcome one more per- council has developed formation and support for students son," she said "Sometimes It IS in need of help With substance ROLAIDS EiCllrin" "ChIld Alone," a better to share a Jomt or a beer abuse The system also deCIded to Imu STIIENm931 28-page brochure struc- with someone than to share develop a three-year-plan to tackle tured to help adults pre- nothmg." pare theIr chl1dren for substance abuse By far the greatest problem are Earher thIS year, the board bemg left on their own the children who are affected by adopted a pohcy covering student EXCEDRIN TopiCS of dISCUSSIOn substance abuse m their famJly, use of drugs which emphaSized 225 CT within the booklet Wenger said Because they are mclude: help fOt'those With a problem most hkely to become chemically While the school dlstnct ISa little - Key care dependent themselves, It is Im- behind m working on ItS substance • Strangers perative to help those children deal • Fire safety abuse program, a number of ac- with the problems the disease tlVlties have taken place III the • Household emer- causes 111 their lives, she added gencies schools and the community that are part of the education about the "In the average classroom m • First aid Amenca, one out of every four or problem, according to Supt John BAN VITALIS • Dealing with fears five children has one adult in their Interested partIes Whritner family suffermg from a substance AEROSAL Teachers and admmlstrators at SOLID can receive a smgle abuse problem," Wenger Said SUPER North High School recently heard free copy of the pam- "That person may be a parent, ~~ ... -POWDER or two consultants from Tennyson q phlet by sendmg a self- often an older brother or sister .. ~. -REGULAR NATURAL addressed No. 10 en- Center in Toledo, OhiO, descnbe the services available at the and often you can't see that We ~ •UNSCENTED velope, affixed with 39 have to tailor the programs to chemical dependency rehabilita- cents in postage, along adapt to those chIldren who don't 94 with your request, to tion center there. The program ~ $1 act out on their pain " Dept PR, National concentrated on the role of class- Part of the approach IS to educa- Safety CouncIl, 444 room teachers in helping students return to school after release from te adults who see the chl1dren, but North Michigan also important IS the development Avenue, Chicago, III a live-in treatment center. The meeting was chaired by as. of student assIstance groups, Wen- 60611.The complimen- ger said Support groups for stu- tary offer expires June sistant prmcipal Kathleen Her- dents with problems or those who schelmann and IS one of a senes of 1, 1986. are concerned about others who actlVltles planned during the year AA The National Safety may have a problem gives chl1dr&n 4 PACK Councu, headquartered to help teachers deal with students who may have a chemical depen- "permiSSion" or Identify their pam See Dlsplay in Chicago, is a non- and eventually to get help gettmg In Stores governmental, not-for- dency problem better, she added profit public service or- Programs in elementary and "We can never really prevent gamzatlon workmg 10 middle schools mclude BABES for substance abuse until we can get to "' . the private sector to 10- chudren ages 5 to 8 m certam the 20 to 25 percent of the chlldren elementary schools, Green Circle crease the safety and who are afhcted by abuse 10 their Improve the health of programs for upper elementary lives," Wenger said "All the edu- the American people students, and school teams 10 mid. cahan can't help them They don't d~e schools, combmmg the work of have hme to learn all the copmg parents, teachers and others to skills and positive self esteem STAYFREE Lincoln work on substance abuse educa- traming. They are too busy surviv- tion. mg" THINS reunion _ SAC' has offered a varIety of pro- While the school system works to Lincoln High School grams in the past few years. This give permIssion to students to re- MAXI-PADS in Warren is planning a year's slX-week educational series cover from substance abuse prob- M&M 24CT 10-year reunion for the opened WIth Denms Wholey's ap- lems, It is also Important that the PLAIN or PEANUT class of 1976. pearance in the Performing Arts system aid its teachers, ad- Center The meeting place for 1 POUND Interested persons mimstrators and other personnel should call 884-6896or other programs m the serIes had to who also suffer from the disease, be moved from the War Memonal 99 886-3231for more 1Ofor- Wenger said $1 mabon to Memonal Church to accommo- ob. HOW '10 Edwin D. Secord, D.D.S., M.S. - IlfGlJl,.Alll"~ RENT ab. 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Page Ten.A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, December 5, 1985 Call1elia Sadat works for understanding It was some time before Camel1a By Elsa Frohman the veil as a Moslem tool for subJU- Iran With the rest of the Arab world It IS only Khomeim Islam found out that her father had "I'm not a femInist I make my gatIng women never asked for maSl> murder divorced her mother As a Moslem own fights, I'll leave femInism to "The vell is not a Moslem cus- tom" she said "It was borrowed Moslem fanatics don't rE'flect on man, he did not beheve he had to' someone else," said Cameha justify or explam Ills achons to the Sadat, daughter of the late preSI- fro~ ByzantIUm It was an ancient Islam " In Egypt, Sddat alfected many women 10 hiS life dent of Egypt custom In Babaloma, not ArabIa It became fashIOnable later m hberalll'atlOns of Moslem law "In Moslem sOciety, you cannot Despite her protests, Sadat has confront your father," Sadat said fought agalllst the restnctlOns At age 39, Anwar Sadat suffered placed upon her as a woman In a heart attack and feared he would Arab society She has overcome die Behev10g as a Moslem that hiS the obstacles placed upon her man entry 1Otoheaven depended on the arranged marnage to an abUSive way he had prOVided for hiS man when she was 12 years old, to daughters, he immediately moved KITCHEN CONNElTION bE'come a respected professiOnal to marry them off 17243 Mack, 884-8588 woman and the author of an Ill- Sadat was 12 years old, four slghtful book about her relatIOn- years too young to be married by Mon.-Fri. 10-7 Sat. 10-4 ship With her father - one of the Egyptian law However, her father most well-known and respected In- sidestepped that law by havmg her ternatIonal political figures of the exammed and declared old enough 1970s to marry Sadat spoke In Grosse Pomte Her husband, 17years her semor, Woods recently as the second was a co-worker of her gl'and- speaker In the Bon Secours Cele- father's, brIty SerIes A capaCity crowd "I had a troubled hfe with an listened .:AS she told of her struggles dlJU~IVt: mdll,' ::.ht: :>d1l1, H~ Wd:> to be recogmzed as a human bemg abusIve emotIOnally and physical- by her father ly " That struggle was the seed of her When she tried to tell her father autobIOgraphical books, "My of her troubles, he shrugged her Father and I " After trymg to talk off As a good Moslem, he now to hIm about theIr relatIonship In believed that any resistance she . 1974, and fmdmg hIm unrespon- showed to the marriage was rebel- SIve, she started to write him a let- hon agamst her father who had ar- ter The letter was written and re- ranged the marnage ' .' WrItten She added to It and started Eight years later, she shocked ., ..... it over Seven years later, In 1981, her contemporaries by divorcmg . her father was killed by an assas- her husband and gOIng to work as a ... SIn - and the letter was stili In- secretary 10 a pharmaceutical . complete company "We Moslems beheve that the Today, Sadat bves m Boston with spirits of the dead hang around," her daughter, whom she refers to Sadat said "I wrote this book hop- as a "gift from God" She is often . Ing he would read it and under- consulted by the major news net- . stand" works on Egyptian matters, most ., In 1980, she came to the United recently durmg the Achille Lauro , States as a correspondent for an Natural NorwegIan mcident . For yourself Egyptian publication. She spoke . BLUE FOX COAT "I am not a politicIan," she said . or for a loved one. little Engish Very soon afterward, "But I have to keep up on Egyptian . $1867 her father was assaSSInated and matters" ~ a fur from the pubhcatlOn fired her to show She says she IS friendly With . sympathy for the new government ~, through Egypt's current PreSident Mubar- • Saturday In Egypt ak "I learned of my father's death "He was Vice president under my ." only from Dan Rather," Sadat said Photo by Elsa Frohman ~: Camelia Sadat father and they always worked Alone in a foreign country, Sadat together," she Said However, In hiS private life, he was " lived under an assumed name for Turkey and Persia, It distIngUish- ;. several years However, far from ed the free woman from the sla ve a strIct and tradItIonal Moslem Her future plans Include a book " ChristIan and JeWIsh women wore Islam allows a man to have more on the different customs that " down and out, she completed her "• master's degree In publlc com- it too It was a symbol of the rIch than one wife, if he can support govern women In dIfferent Moslem '. mumcatlon from Boston Univer- and middle class " both equally When Anwar Sadat countries. She would bke to m- '.,I sity She started usmg her real Sadat pOinted out that AmerI- marrIed hiS second Wife, Jlhan, crease the understandmg of Amen- 'i and attempted to put his first Wife. " name again when she started pro- cans tend to aSSOCIate Islam With cans for the Arab world DElROrr 873-8.100' 7373 Th.d Avenue Ekbal, Camella's mother, away, 'j. moting her book the pronouncements of the Ayatol- . BLOOMFIELD HILLS 6423000 Sadat saId she finds that most lah KhOmeInl Ekbal rebelled and refused to "The great tolerance Amencans I • 1515 N Woodward Ave AmerIcans hold many misconcep- "The veIl IS what Khomemi rehre to a small village out of the have for everyone has helped me a • OPEN Mon Sol 9 30 5 p m great deal," she said "But I would '", IBloomfield Thu" & F" hi8 30 p m I hons about Islam and the role of wants to see But there are funda- public eye Camelia's father mam- Malor Credit Cards Accepled women in Moslem society Particu- mentalists III every religion," tamed a close relationship With hiS shll hke to return to Egypt Egypt larly, AmerIcans tend to look on Sadat said "You cannot compare four children by his first Wife, and is the best place" 3.J&3.J (1J~imnet! :; ~W.e.ePlt ' , "Our SerVIce. For Your Safety" " Professional Service, Certified, Insured. NO MESS. NO DUST. Cleaning Fireplaces. 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MI 48073 cuul P'Ul~~MlUj Jt{uu .eM V~ 17114 Kercheval Avenue ~------"IN.THE.VILLAGE" 885-2267 u • Thursday, December 5, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven.A A Clean Chimney Is a Safe Chimney! Obituaries PROFESSIONAl SERVICE SINCE T97a Robert D. Jol iet Gloria Anne Rutan Steven B. Hubbard A funeral Mass for Mr. Joliet, 55, services for Mrs. Rutan, 50, of Memorial services for Mr Hub- SAFE FLUE of the Park, was held Wednesday, the Farms, were held Friday, Nov. bard, 39, of the Pomte, were held Nov '1:7, at the Verheyden Funeral 15, at the A H. Peters Funeral Wednesday, Nov '1:7, at Christ Home and St Paul's CatholIc Home and Our Lady Star of the Sea Church. CHIMNEY SWEEP Church Church He died Nov 25. • Chimney Cleaning • Caps and Screens He died Nov 24 at Bon Secours She dIed Nov. 13 a t the Bon A graduate of Stormklllg Aca- • Animal Removal Installed Hospital. Secours Nurslllg Care Center. demy III New York, Mr Hubbard • fireplace Deodorized • Mortar and Damper Mr. JolIet was an Independent 1Il- Mrs Rutan was predeceased by was a Realtor III the Detroit metro- • Safely Inspection Repairs surance agent affiliated With the her husband, Charles R, and IS politan area He also attended Charles P Davey Agency, Troy survived by four daughters, Mary Michigan State University and the NEVER A MESS Born 10 DetrOIt, he attended the Ellen Newtonk, Kathryn A. Dean, Umverslty of MiamI III Florida He Ulliversity of DetrOIt after gradu- Michelle Rutan and Jeanne Helin; was preSIdent of the Steve B Hub- ation from Catholic Central fhgh two sons, Charles Jr and MIChael, bard Real Estate Co. III Harper School and nine grandchildren. Woods. Certified by. NatIOnal Chimney Sweep Guild He was a lector at St Paul's Memonal contnbutions may be Mr Hubbard was a member of Independent Safety Commission CatholIc Church and was a mem- made to the Bon Secours Hospital the Middleburg TenOlS Club, ber of the St Paul's Dad's Club He Hospice program Orange County Hunt Club, Grosse was also a member of the Detroit Interment was at Holy Sepulchre Pomte Club and the DetrOIt Economic Club, Catholic Central Cemetery Atheltic Club He also mamtallled Alumlll Association and the South homes III Middleburg, Va, and ~EDRICK 4716 12-lIle pendant High School Dad's Club Olive M. Jackson NeVIS, Bnhsh West Indies Width 24' dlam, Mr Joliet ISsurvived by his wife, Mr Hubbard IS survived by hiS R4iVO'JDf'1 Length body 17" VIrgmla, four sons, James, Services for Mrs Jackson, 84, Wife, Judith, a daughter, Alexan- 18" chain and cano- Jerome. John and Jeffrev a Shirley Ruth Blain formerly of the Woods, lately of dra his mother Marv Jane Hub- DV 12-25 watt daughter, Joann, two brothers, Coral Sprmgs, 1"la, were held bard; and two brothers candelabra base FInish Solid and one sister Shirley Ruth Blain Wednesday, Nov. '1:7, at the Kraeer Memonal contributIOns may be polished brass Glass Bound. Interment was at Holy Sepulchl e Memonal serVIces for Shirley Funeral Home, Coral Sprmgs. made to the Michigan Humane beveled, clear and peach Cemetery Ruth Blam, 64, formerly of the She died Nov. 24 at Doctors Society. Bulbs not included Pomte, lately of Tucson, Anz , Will General Hospital, Plantation, Fla Arrangements were by the WIl- Margaret Smith be held at noon Saturday, Dec 7, at Mrs Jackson was a resident for liam R Hamilton Co, Birming- A small and slIght woman by na- Grosse Pomte Memorial Church 51 years and a member of Grosse ham ture, friends and family member!> She died Nov 28 in Tucson Pomte Woods Baptist Church She of Margaret Smith remember her The daughter ot the late Dr and moved to FlOrida in 1961. as a human dynamo - e!>peclally Mrs Alexander Blam, founder of She is survived by her husband, Jeffrey W, Boettcher where It came to her beloved the Alexander Blain HOSPital, she Herbert S; five daughters, A memorial Mass for Mr. Boett- Neighborhood Club was born III Detroit She graduated Burlene Hopper, Dorothy Waldo, cher, 20, of Kenwood Court, was A board member of the orgamza- from Liggett School and Pine June Philipp, Dolores Scott and held Monday, Nov. 25, at the Ver- Almond Glass tion for 30 years, Mrs Smith serv- Manor College, Wellesley, Mass Joanne Talkmgton; 11 grandchil- heyden Funeral Home and St Accented With Wood ed as treasurer and president of the She was a member of the Village dren, and eight great-grandchil- Paul's Catholic Church 5 100 Walt up 1 50R 20 down club, and was mstrumental in mov- Garden Club, the Ann Arbor chap- dren. BULBS NOT INCLUDED mg it from its old locatIOn to ItS ter of the Farm and Garden Club Interment was at Tamarac, Fla He died Nov. 23 at Sparrow newer headquarters on Waterloo and the Jumor League of Tucson. Hospital, East Lansmg $17650 Survlvmg are her sons, Henry E Herbert McClure and St. Clair F. Mr Boettcher IS surVived by hiS Bowes II and Blam Bowes, a Mrs. Smith, 79, of Provencal Services for Mr McClure, 81, of parents, James and Barbara Boett- daughter, Susan Alexandra Berl'y, Road, died Nov 28 in her home Hollywood Road, were held Wed- cher, a brother, Chnstopher, three Services were Monday, Dec 2, at two brothers; four meces; and nesday, Nov. 27, at the A H. Peters sisters, Momca, Alexandra, and ChriSt Church, With mterment at three nephews Funeral Home and First English Katherine: maternal grand- 26- d,s Woodlawn Cemetery Ida McDonald Lutheran Church mother, Georgma Wines; and pa- Mrs. Smith was the widow of Hal He died Nov. 23 at S1. John ternal grandmother, Mrs. WIlham LIMITED QUANTITIES ORDERS WILL BE TAKEN H. Smith .Ir, founder of Smith Services for Mrs McDonald, 87, Hospital Boettcher Hague and Co, a stock brokerage of Devonshire Road, were held Born in Michigan, he was presi- and investment firm with offices 111 Wednesday, Nov 27, at the Verhey- dent of Garwood Detroit Truck Memorial contributions may be Detroit and Grosse POInte den Funeral Home and St Clare of EqUipment, Inc. He was a 1930 made to the Jeffrey Boettcher She was a graduate of MISS Montefalco Church graduate of the University of Memorial Fund, 237 Kenwood Hall's School, Massachusetts, and She died Nov 24 at the Luther Detroit and a member of the Senior Court, Grosse Pointe Farms. Mich attended the Sorbonne m France A Haven Nursmg Home, DetrOIt Men's Club. 28236. nature lover, Mrs Smith was an Born m Manly, Iowa, she was a Mr. McClure's degree was a me- Model avid gardener and a board retired nurse chamcal engmeermg, and he also Cremation was at Forest Lawn M29'6 member of the Garden Club of Mrs McDonald IS surVived by worked for Fruehauf Trailer. Cemetery MIchigan smce 1954 She was also a two daughters, Mary Hennessy and He is surVived by hiS wife, Ester; reCipient of the most dlstmgUlshed Patncla Hutchms, 13 grandchIl- two brothers, and many meces and Honey Bronze and horticulture award Mrs Smith dren, and 3 great-grandchildren. nephews. Bertha Mae Donaldson Highlighted With Oak Wood was also a member of the Country Interment was at Assumption 6 Lights plus Downhght 21" D,a Memonal contributIons may be Memorial services for Mrs Don- Cluo of DetrOIt and the Grosse Grotto Cemetery, Detroit made to the MUSIC Enrichment BULBS NOT INCLUDED POInte Club. aldson, 72, formerly of the Pomte, Fund, First English Lutheran lately of New Baltimore, were held She IS survived by two sons, Hal Janice Clark Meno Church Saturday, Nov. 30, at the A .I. Des- H III and Leonard W , two sisters, Services for Mrs Meno 81 for- Interment was at White Chapel mond & Sons Funeral Home and and nllle grandchildren. merly of the POInte lately of De- Cemetery. Model Grosse Pointe United Methodist #58ABIPB MemorJal co~trJbutlOns may be trolt, were held Wed~esday, Dec 3, Church Opal Glass wlpohshed ~ade to the.NelghQQrlJooQ:~;~~J;,~1at1Grk"Of'the Hills Church. - or antique brass the memor~al fund of La eSlde She died Dec 1at Wilham Beau- Pietrina Leto She died Nov. Z7 at 8t Joseph 1 TY2" Wide. 8" height ,C~mp, HIgglllS Lake, Roscommon, mont Hospital Services for Mrs. Leto, 94, of the Hospital East, 10 Mount Clemens. up to 1 150 wan bulb Mich. 48653. A native Detroiter she was a City, were held Friday, Noy. 29, at BULBS NOT INCLUDES , Arrangements were by the WIl- graduate of Liggett School and a Born 10 Grand Rapids, she ISsur- the Bagnasco Funeral Home and vived by a daughter, Nancy ham R Hamilton Co founder and active member of St Ambrose Church. Brown; two sons, James and $2995 ALS group GoodWill IndustrIes. She was a She died Noy. 25 at Bon Secours Thomas Brown; her mother, Neva member of Kirk III the Hills Hospital. M. Hart; and four grandehlldren. 'plans party Church, the DetrOIt Athletic Club, Born in Italy, she is surVived by Country Club of Detroit, DetrOit two daughters, Lena Bologna and Memorial contributions may be Erway Electric Co. The National ALS FoundatIOn Golf Club and Detroit Yacht Club. Grace Tocco, two sons, Larry and made to the MIChigan Cancer ,(Lou Gehng's Disease) MichIgan She also did volunteer work at Bon Nick; 16 grandchildren, and 28 Foundation or the Michigan I.ighl ing (.allery and S••pplies Chapter, will hold Its annual holi- Secours Hospital great-grandchildren. Special Olympics, Central Michi- 2112J I 11,\ H P ~,H A \ E Between 7& 8 Mile Harper WoC'ds 1I111-H99 I day party honoring patients, fami- Mrs. Meno IS surVived by a son, Interment was at Mount Olivet gan UniverSity, 127 Rose Hall, MON -SAT 8-5 ly and fnends Sunday, Dec 8, at 2 FrederIck .I III, two Sisters, and Cemetery Mount Pleasant, Mich 48859 pm two grandchildren She was prede- The festivities Will be held at ceased by her husband, Frederick Harper Hospital, 3900 John R, J II DetrOIt. Call Mike Miller for addl' Interment was at Woodlawn Ce- tional informatIon at 777-7145 metery UREAL ESTATE" Dlvenlfy Your Future .0 INN E R FOR I • Shopping centers. Office buildings Art Glass for Christmas • Other income-produdng properties Cflit I.R.E. Real Estate GroWth Fund-Series 28 A $40.000.000 REAl ESTATE LlMtTED PARTNERSHIP For turther information, contiICt .....Sachs=_Il«XlIl"OIAnD'Holford_ Louise A. SacbJIAlUl ta. Holford ...... ~""'-__~ -..NASll...... 884-6740 63 KERCHEVAL TIlls omouncflMnlls _." ell., to SfII not • I Cl-L\RI£Ql-lOLk~b(?J CO We're extending Christmas Hours HOURS THROUGH DECEMBER 24: The paperweIghts shown are selected from the Correia Art Glass OPEN: DINE BEFORE OR AFTER YOU HOLIDAY SHOP i MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, 4:30.8:30 P.M. collection available at The Detroit Institute of Arls Museum Shop. \IO\DA Y.FRIDA Y Take time out from your holiday shopping to dine In Each pIece is signed, dated and registered 930-600 a pleasant atmosphere where the two of you can relay THl 'R~D,\\ till 9 and enjoy attentive service In our restaurant Choose (lAI) Cobal! IfIdment qlohe ~hi\pt'd paper welqht ~\nRD \ \ 10 00-.) 00 from three speCial entrees Prime Rib, Lasagna, or With a ne~(ent moon hoverlO~ o.,er a ~olden ~ea Barbecued Chicken Plus, the complete meal Includes (Rlqhrj Golden 1IIIIre e'l.~ shaped paper wl'l~ht I~ overlaid With ~I a cup of soup, salad, potato or vegetable, roll. beverage a fealhel') rept'aIJn~ pattern OPEN: Children's menu also available at speCial pnces I'III $8') 00 (Founder, pnce 576')0) Ii mn.,\mFR 2.{tIll 9 OECE\1BER 24 till .) 1III Jacobson's The [)elroilinstilule of Arls Museum Shop farns ....orlh Fnlrance ')200 Woodward Ave [)elroll ('onvenlent S\J~r.I'i'd parkln~ In Ihe L1nder~rollnd (ultLlral ernler (,ar,~ iF,rnsworth al Woodwardl and the ',mnrt' ('eoler 101(enler from lohn R a1 Farnsv.orthj \.I"Irr('M~ VI,~ Amrfl,an F,prr« DId and per<,ooal We welcome Jacobson's Charge Card or The American Express~ Card chefk' a,repled III 11' am 10 ') P rr cIally rI,SI'~ 'Aonda) 811 7944 Shop until 9 p.m. on Thursday and Friday The DetrOIt Institute of Arts MuseumShop" 16835 Kercheval, Grosse POinte, 885.1232 Until 6 pm on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday ..., Page Twelve-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, December 5, 1985 fr . ft ''II I ,I l :, •I i Santa Claus \s coming to American Fdst Photo' STing your chlld In and recelVe a complimentary picture taken wIth Santa hlm~elf No hmltto the ,.;. number of children SANTA WILL BE AT AMERICAN FAST PHOTO 20643 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods - 884-2808 Saturday. Dec. 1 from 12-6 •••••••••••••••••• tm Child must be accompamed by an adult Allow one day fo' photo processing PRIME Military tour Twelve Grosse Pointe residents were among a group of 40 civic Standing on the steps of the chapel at the Air Force Academy leaders who toured NORAD, the North American Defense System are, front row, from left. M. Jane Kay, Vincent Manzo, Charles R. BEEF complex carved inside of the Cheyenne Mountain in Colorado Rutherford, John F. Ward and the Hon. Vincent J. Brennan; back Springs, Colo. The facility, a joint U.S.-Canadian project, is the row, from left, Robert G. Johnston, Robert L. Nugent, Rudolph T. nerve center of the North American continent that keeps track of Stonisch, Robert E. Yuhn, Robert G. Edgar and Robert N. Lynch. GRAIN FED WESTERN BEEF airborne objects throughout the world. The group also visited the Missing from the photo is Roger Rinke. for Tender, Juicy, Flavorful Meat Air Force Academy during the two-day tour. Poultry • Lamb • Veal • Rabbit St. John celebmtes new additio~ with open house Order Early For To celebrate the openmg of St There wIll also be VISIts by The Pediatric Units and Pen- cently opened Concentrated Care John Hospital's new matermty and clowns, magicians and Santa natal Center are located on the Building addition, 22101 Moross HOLIDAY pediatric areas, the community IS Claus Free T-shirts and balloons fourth and fifth floors of the re- Road near Mack Avenue. Fresh Turkeys invited to an open house Sunday, Will be distributed to children who Dec. 8, from 1 to 5 p m attend Christmas cookies and re- Fresh Baked Pies Families are encouraged to tour freshments will be served, - also- the specially designed Permatal Parents may have theIr child Vietnam author to speak at ULS Duck • Goose • Baked Center, WhIChis certifIed to handle particIpate In the Child IdentifIca- Josiah Bunting III, preSIdent of mIlitary subjects, to national Hams • Standing Ribs both normal ane; hIgh-risk preg- tion Program, sponsored by the Hampden-Sydney College in Vir- magazines and newspapers He is nancies and deliverIes The hos- Grosse Pomte Woods Police gmia and author of "The LIOn- also a contrlbutmg editor of Har- pital's Neonatal Intensive Care Department. heads" a best-selhng novel, will per's Magazme speak at Umversity LIggett School spectallCE CREAM Specials Umt, one of the fIrst to be estabhsh- Bunting was commIssioned a ed In Michigan, prOVides 24-hour St John HOSPItal obstetricians Thursday, Dec. 12 In hIS speech, 49 and nurses will be available to "What DId We Learn in Viet- fIrst captam on his graduation Dove Bars $1 care to premature and seriously III from the VirginIa Military Insti- newborns. answer questions for those touring nam?", he Will draw on his experi- Haagen Dazs Tres the Perinatal Center's BIrthing tute, and he attended Oxford as a Chocolate To/utt, Also open to the public will be the ence as a major in the Vietnam Room, Labor Lounge, delivery war Rhodes Scholar He is a competent PediatriC Umt and the eastside's pianist and a marathon runner. only PediatriC IntenSive Care Unit rooms and Newborn Nursery. "The LLOnheads," named by SpeCial actiVIties for children are Pediatric nurses and hospital staff Time magazine as one of the "Ten Since urn ~unting has served as I planned throughout the afternoon pediatricians will also be available Best Npvel$ of 1972," <15 ape~l.rat- -1 president ot1;Iampden-8ydney Col- for specific questions about the ...J: mcludmg Detroit Tiger Dave Berg- mg, critical look at the Vietnam lege, a prestigious liberal arts col- I man autographing "offICIal" facilitIes for chIldren war, written whIle Buntmg was a lege near Richmond, Va. Founded Adopt-a-Doll BIrth Certificates (for Further mformatIon or arrange- hIstory professor at West Pomt. He in 1776,it is the tenth oldest college youngsters who want to vahdate ments for speCIal tours can be ob- contmues to contribute nwnerous m the nation and the oldest remain- theIr doll's birth!). tamed by calhng 343-3970 articles and reviews. mostly on ing all-male college. "KELLY & CO. LIVE AT LAKESIDE" That dynamiC duo of the ever-popular WXYZ TV show, Marilyn Turner and John Kelly. Will be SKIING hostmg their show live at lakeSide Fnday, December 6, 900 am, Center Court Doors open at 8 15 a m between JCPenney and Lord & Taylor 6Jk ~ at parking pole #47 Hotel accommodations for 61t1f.r ~ - Kelly & Co prOVided by The Best Western Midway , _ Motor Lodge of Warren ~~~~td~ . "MEN'S NIGHT OUT" ------A special evening that solves the hassle of holiday shopping for men-a glittering fashion show- . '~~k~. LAKESIDE GIFT CERTIFICATES Available In $500 denominations, are valid at any 01 LakeSide's fine stores, and may be ~'tL(~aa~~~ purchased at the Customer Service Center The perfect gift for anyone on your I,St' HOLIDAY HOURS: ~, J1)i.,'/L AtIf.~JH fib Monday. Salurday: 10:00 AM - 9:30 PM through December 14 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM December 16 - 23 Sunday. 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM ~~~&~~. ChrlBlmaB Eve: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM IJ4 ~'~f:' SEARS HUDSON'S JCPENNEY, LORO & TAYLOR. CROWLEY'S SKI SHOP .nd over 170 grl.' .torll Ind .. rvlc•• M 59 (Hall Road) and 5choenha(( Sterl,ng Halghts (313) 2471590 22301 KELLY between 8 & 9 Mile Rd. Monday Saturday 10 a m -9 p m Sunday Noon-5 pm Siroiler Rantal $1 00 All Oay EAST DETROIT 778-7020 Gill cen,f,catas available at Customer Service Booth '"'F.."-"I.....~.."...--, ..t-...,.-..~-....,------ Page Thirteen.A ' Thursday, December 5, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Schools RONALD J. CONKLIN, D.~M., ~C. Foar SPECIALIST AND FOOT SURGEON Cook named ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF to state panel HIS NEW OFFICE AT DOriS Cook was appomted re- cently by the Michigan Board of 20835 MACK AVENUE EducatIon to serve on the newly GROSSE POINTE WOODS, MICHIGAN 48236 formed PeriOdIC RevIew/Program Evaluation Council 884.7566 Cook, preSIdent of the Grosse POinte EducatIon ASSOCIatIonand HOURS BY APPOINTMENT the MichIgan EducatIOn ASSOCia- tIon Local One, Will serve a two- SA.TURDAY AND EVENING HOURS AVAILABLE year term on the commiSSIOn, whIch IS to propose standards of I r HAS BEEN MY PLEASURE TO HAVE SERVED YOU IN THE quahty for teacher education pro- PAST. I HOPE OUR NEW AND EXPANDED FAClUllES WILL grams in the state subJect to board CONTINUE 1D MEET THE GROWING NEEDS OF OUR approval The commiSSIOn Will review re- PATIENTS. ports of program review teams and make recommendatIons to the ",tate board on the progress of :nstl tutlOns It will also establish and update guidelines for state board MELDRUM & SMITH approval covermg the eVidence an InstitutIOn must prOVide to demon- NURSERY strate that Its programs meet stan- dards of quality established by the "Old Fashion" Christmas state Board of EducatIOn Boutique Items Pholo by Kay Photography The board approved formatIon of Heritage observed the commiSSIOn In May, actIng on a Small Artificial Trees • Activities at Parcells In November have been directed at pursuing students' awareness of their recommendatIOn contamed m a Decorated Wreaths: heritage, On Veteran's Day, a showcase and public address announcement accompanied by policy paper titled "A Proposal for Eucalyptus - Grapevine - PeriodiC ReVIew/Program Evalu- Baby Breath - Potpourri patriotic music honoring school staff who are veterans drew considerable attention. The activity ation of MIchigan Teacher Pre- listed 12 staff members whose dates of service range from 1944 to 1971 and represent all branches paredness Programs ,. Victorian Eucalyptus Trees of the armed services, It was planned by Nell Suomela, Parcell's Industrial arts teacher, On Nov. The 22 members of the commIs- • Pine Cones • Candles 19, the anniversary of the Gettysburg Address, the Heritage Ensemble of the University of Wiscon- sion will include five members of sin presented to students "Mine Eyes Have Seen The Glory," relating In music and text the partici. the MEA, seven members from the • Ribbons • Bows patlan of the Midwest In the Civil War. The ensemble's program coincides with the studl of the Michigan Federation of Teachers • Tree Decorations Civil War period by elghth.grade Social Studies classes and preparation of a showcase w~ich will and members representmg board • Table Decorations travel to all middle schools. of education, superIntendents, Christmas Trees elementary, middle and high Pictured above are nine of the 12 honored on Veteran's Day. They are, from left standing, Bill Douglas Fir • Scotch Pine • Balsam • Edmunds, Daniel Evola, Nathan Judson, Bill Taylor and Bill Arbaugh; from left siUing, Robert Rod- school principals, colleges and uni- verSIties. Norway Spruce • Blue Spruce dewlg, Neil Suomela, Michael Currier and Robert LaVacque, LIve Potted Trees. Small Mixed Noble Candle Rings' Chnsrmas Greens. Michigan Holly Bernes • Custom Decorated Live Wreatlls • Holly M,stleloo.JUniper Boxw~/lf Oregon Noble. Bran clles & Wreatlls • Ropmg • Tree Srands • Plants. Azaleas - Azalea Trees. POinsettias - allsIzes North Pointe • POInsettia Trees. Cyclamens .Amaryills \11!!!1!!1'1 Local students are finalists for math test I-I Open 7 Days 9 a.m.• 6 p.m. .~ Thirty Grosse Pointe publlc high of the winners receiving college MathematIcs wins award school students - 18 from South scholarships Last year's awards Carl JustIce. math department The Columbia Scholastic Press 17750 Mack (corner Rivard) and a dozen from North - finished totaled $16,325, chaIrperson, served as the high AssociatIOn of ColumbIa UnIVer- Grosse Pointe 885.5433 In the top 5 percent of the nearly The competition funds mclude school supervisor for Grosse sity, New York City recently 23,000 MIchigan students taking contributIons from the Arvco Con- Pointe South High School students awarded a medIa list certificate to Part I of the 29th Annual Michigan tainer Corporation, Burroughs Cor- participating m the competitIon North Pomte, the student news- Mathematics Prize Competition. poration, Ford Motor Company, John Bmgham, math department paper of North High School They will compete WIth about Michigan Bell, Kuhlman Corpora- head at North HIgh School, was The media list rankmg, granted 1,000 other Michigan students tak- tion, Upjohn Company and the that school's supervisor for the to pubhcations selected from the mg the second part of the exam MichIgan Council of Teachers of competItIOn first place ratings, IS the associa- Wednesday, Dec. 11. tion's highest rankmg North students quahfymg were The Issues Judged were from the Now through December 15, 1985 you can save Nicole Abood, Patrick Carlsen, C d ~ d dr.. fut 1984-85academic year Tarek Elalayli, FIroz Ghandhi, a BIG 25% on a great selection of fashion anne .lOO lye IS success "Among your strengths are your eyeweAlrfor men. women and children al Umque Chris Herman, Michael Inman, The Bishop Gallagher High food Crossroads, a SOCial serVIce dIVerSity m coverage and the news- Optique Everythmg is 25% Off - frames, Mark Kane, Bryant Kong, James School canned food drive and umt, WhICh prOVIdes emergency paper's attractIve appearance lenses, Jewelry and accessones. Lee, Albert Lombardini Walter dance collected numerous cans and care for those III cntIcal need, Keep up the good work; youI' Choose from Tura, Logo, Sophia Loren, Meier and DaVId Totr~IiCl~.,Il;-,llh '> , paod dum ~ ,t.. Iasl 12 """"Iu HIgh Y",lds - The Trusl ulll'les a spec,al hoghY1eld Slrat ~:E~~GJIg are guaranteed as to TIm ..,11 .. ry ..,th chanc CITY OF <&rOli1i£'ointe IInn~1i MICHIGAN NOTICETOTAXPAYERS The 1985 CountyTax IS dueand payable December FURNISHED MODELS NOW OPEN t, 1985at the Mumclpal BUlldmg,20025Mack Plaza, Grosse Pomte Woods, FREE PHOTO Michigan Payment WIthoutpenalty can be made up toand mcludmgFebruary 14, 1986 Begmmng February 15,1986,a 4% penalty ISadded WITH SANTA Mark R. Christiansen City Assessor AND MRS. CLAUS! G P N 12-5-85& 12-1285 ~? SAt DEe. 7 NOON-4 P.M, CITY OF <&rOli.6e 'ninte IInn~li MICHIGAN NOTICETO BIDDERS Sealed bIds Willbe receIVedby the City Clerk of the ,JEWELL PHOTO City of Grosse Pomte Woodsat the mumclpal buddmg, 20025Mack Plaza, VVINDVVOOD GrossePomte Woods,MichIgan48236,unttl4 00pm on Thursday December , 27887 Harper 19,1985,at which time and place bids Willbe publIcly opened and'read aloud for furmshmg the followmgItem desCribedas One(I) 1986Four-WheelDnve S.C.S. Tl7-8570 Loader COpIesofspeCIficationsand bid sheets may be obtamed from the CIty POINTE Clerk The City of Grosse Pomte Woodsreserves the nght to reject any and all bids, to waive any mformahty m the blddmgand to accept any bidIt dCf'ms Over A Century of Service to be m the best mterest of the CIty Bids WIllbe accepted on any mdlVldual Item, as well as all Items hsted hereinabove and may be awarded separately to the Eastside Communities or combmed NEW LUXURY CONDOMINIUMS Chester E. Petersen , -~./!L"~r('~. Located at 24212 Jefferson Avenue, },~)" T~ t -w- -.', ~ ...(~ City Admmlstrator-Clerk '-) R ~'V' '" - ~ G P N 12585 1/4 mile north of 9 Mile In St. Clair Shores, Michigan. .fY) ,- ~':' I.-_~ l.. J ~ I ~ • -r>.,-....' ~ • { tAl .;c, ,/' -= ~ ..... l,.,\. Informal1Onon Models t...:') .. '- . ; &\.6.,', For Call: ~,-4",~tf 777.6780 - 881.6100 ~ ~ -~ l CITY OF <&roaae 'ointe 1J1arma MICHIGAN NOTICE OF HEARING Open Tuesday . Sunday I . 5 p.m. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS THE BLAKE COMPANY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Zomng Board of Appeals Will 19806 Mack Avenue meet III City Hall at 90 Kerby Road, Grosse Pomte Farms on: Pomle Woods, MIchIgan Groesbeck t:hapel of Gro~ 48236 MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1985 The Wm. R. at 8 00P m to hear the appeal of Mr & Mrs Donald Sulhvan. owners f~'-~,~ of thl'l premlsec; located at 18 Harbor Court, from the demal of the Hamilton Co. BUlldmg Department to Issue a BUlldmg Permit for the construction ~ H ..... RAI J)IRI-CTOR ... of a greenhouse to the rear of their eXlstmg dwellmg located at the h/ahli ~_... 4 ~~~_.~....--T r -. • ....- - ____ .$- - .....-T" T .. Page Fifteen-A Thursday, December 5, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Old Grosse Pointe remembered with calendar ~~ Creative Cuisine By Tom Greenwood "We only used 12 m thiS calendar another Grosse Pomte-based prod- like about 1,500 before we decide to market It We're also gomg to put If you ask most people what they and we'll use the rest in another uct before long, a Grosse POinte out another mansIOn calendar On envision when Grosse Pomte IS calendar It's hard to believe, but Trivia game some of them only stood 20 years "We've come up With about 80fl Iy thIS time, It Will be homes that ~\C>~ mentioned, inevitably the descrip- are still slandmg " tIOn will be of lakeside mansIOns before they were demolished I questions so far," she said "We'd ... Old money, magnificent esta tes . sweeping to the water and debu- . tante parties But despite ItS rep- '.:4 Unique utation, Grosse Pomte IS no longer a city of mansions. Most of the Dining large estates have tumbled down, giving way to mim-subdlvisions for Pleasure" an ever-growmg class of affluent upper middle class famlhes But it's still possible to see some of the legendary Grosse Pomte homes, thanks to the 1986Calendar of Great Homes of Grosse Pomte, produced by City residents Steven and Shawna Chapman "We had the idea to produce thiS type of calendar back 111 1982," she said, "but we were so busy we never got around to It Then the Grosse Pomte poster came out, then Pomtc postc3rds :md my hus band suggested we get busy We put it out all by ourselves, with the Come and join us! much appreciated help of a lot of private agencies" The Chapmans, publishers of The Grosse Pomte Real Estate GUide, drew heavily on the re- IRISH eElFFEE sources of hbrafles, the Grosse ,~~~~~~&RR~. 6Rluu lST._ ~~ ... ~ ... Pointe Historical Society and the famlhes of many of the mansion owners themselves. "It was really a lot more difficult Your Hosts John & than you might imagme," she said "Amazingly enough, some cities guess they had to go They were too didn't have records of when the big and hard to manage" Ask the computer at the libraries Kathy Kennedy manslOns were bUilt or destroyed For mformatlOn, the Chapmans Mostly they just knew the year culled old SOCialregisters for exact A new program at the Grosse Charle[:, Hanson, director of Enjoy the best There weren't very many photos of addresses and pored over city Pomte public hbraries Will allow hbranes, adds that the program IS the estates available, even from records for construction and demo- chlldren to ftIl out a bnef questlOn- a good example of what computers Ground Round sone of the famihes themselves I lition dates. nalfe and ask the computer to tell can do for mdlvlduals to serve the in Town! have to admit that a couple of the "We received a great deal of aid them what books are available at particular needs and mterests of photos are reproductions of other from the Glancy and Shelden the library to match their mterests children We Specialize in photos taken from books But they famllles," she said "Afterward we Dubbed "Ask the Computer," the Club Sandwiches, still look pretty good and they've took all the information we'd program uses the hbrary's Apple Childbirth film Perch Dinners, brought back a lot of memOfles for received, and there was a lot of it, lIe microcomputer and a database some people." and bOiled It down to just what we The Lamaze childbirth movie, Perch Sandwiches, of new fiction books to produce "Nan's Class." wiII be shown at All the manSlOns m the calendar needed" reading lists for children. The Chapmans report the calen- 8: 15pm Fflday, Dec 6, at Cottage Wing Dings, were built on either Lakeshore or The questIOnnaire asks chlldren Hospital, Grosse POinte Farms, m Jefferson and include the homes of dars have been selhng briskly. Ham & Cheese "Grosse Pomters are very loyal to to choose a theme, focus, types of the bOard room Henry D. Shelden, Alvan Macaul- characters, time setting, place and Sandwiches ey, Joseph B Scholtman (Stone- their town," she said "They like to No fee or reservation ISreqUired length The mformation IS fed II1tO hurst), John S Newberry (Lake look back on their history The Ground Rounds 96~ calendar IS in about 30 stores m the the computer, which produce" an The fIlm ][:,presented as a pubhc Terrace), Elmer D Speck (Falr- annotated hst of books, which holme), Henry B. Joy (Fair Pomte, S1. Clair Shores and Harper servICe by ChildbIrth Information Come to our Christmas Party Woods Some stores ordered them chIldren may then ~eek out 10 the SerVice, Inc (CIS), a non-profit Acres), Horace E Dodge (Rose hbrary All Day December 18 Terrace), Joseph H Berry (Edge- Sight unseen I'm happy to say volunteer group which provides mere), Harry N Tortrey (Clair- we're almost sold out and are con- Blame Morrow, chief of child- childbirth preparation classes to view), Dexter M Ferry Jr , Stan- templating a second prmting ren's serVices, says the program expectant couples m the northeast Parking In rear - Complete carry-out seroice dish Backus, DaVid C Whitney "We've also received mall was msplred by the "Computer metropohtan DetrOlt area 18666 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe Fanns (Ridgemont), Wesson Seyburn and orders from Cahforma, Aflzona PIX" program offered to young adults by the Wayne Oakland Information regardmg chlldblrth Emory L Ford and of course, Florida " Sunday 881-567 S Open trom I 1 00 am Encouraged by their success, tfie Library Federation, of which preparatIOn classes may be ob- 5 p.m 2. m unl,l 200 am "We had 30 photos of different tamed by calling 263-6700 mansions altogether," she said Chapmans are hopmg to market Grosse Pointe IS a member :: vie TANNY H 0 L I SPECIAL It's time to shape up for the holidays and save at VIC Tanny, the world's number 1 health club chain Right now, 2 people can JOinand each get a one-year renewable membership for the price of 1 . Or, JOinby yourself and save 50 % on monthly dues. Either way, you'll enJoyall the latest faCIlities, the best equipment, knowledgeable Instructors and a fitness program that works I Men. women, make thiS holiday season your best ever Call VIC Tanny today I 2 PEOPLE FOR THE PRICE OF 1 OR 50% OFF MONTHLY DUES . . . "., f • • ~ r-; ~"':...--;.~."~;!'""._,"~."'.-,...... - ...... -- .... ------... - Page Sixteen-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, December 5, 1985 Juvenile justice SysteDl needs revamping, Kelly says REMODELING? By Mike Andrzejczyk committed include 45 homiCides, 39 There are still some Juvemles come role models for others, who MIchIgan legIslators may be second degree sexual conduct who can benefIt from the program see that the system can't touch ready to do something about VIO- charges, 529 robberIes, 779 burgla- offered by the state through the ju- them, he added. ~ it'o ~ by For 29 years, ries, 1,064 assaults and 39 charges lent Juvemle offenders, accordIng venile justice system, but others by Pressure ISbulldmg for action on ADDITIONS. DORMERS to State Sen John Kelly, D-Detroit. of arson age 17 have become hardened cri- Cub~. REC ROOMS the Juvemle justice system, caused Two bIlls sponsored by Kelly, be- Of those, prosecutors attempted mmals, Kelly said. "We have to by growing attention to the actlVl- it' 0l,c a. .0 CUSTOM KITCHENS recognize that these are VIcious BATHROOMS fore the House JudiCiary Commit- to have 148 cases trIed in adult ties of orgamzatlons like Young Iuj il6~ PORCH ENCLOSURES tee smce spnng, would automa- courts. Only 25of those cases came amoral killers" from which society Boys Inc and other organized CUSTOM GARAGES tIcally waive probate junsdictlon to trIal. according to the senator's needs to protect itself, he added. crime groups that actIvely recrUIt • • • REPLACEMENT AND over Juvemles accused of commlt- offIce. Kelly said he has persisted in 10- Juvemles. Kelly saId he expects the CALL THE GREENHOUSE WINDOWS tmg felomes troducmg legIslation aimed at re- House to take some action on the OFFICES REMODELED "Juvemles are almost incIted to The current system grew out of formmg the juvemle justice system PROFESSIONALS COMMERCIAL REMODELING questIOn, either actmg on hIS bIlls go out and commIt violent crimes arguments a half-century ago because "it is the highest prIOrity or mtroduclng leglslatlOn of ItS because they know nothmg Will about whether Juvemles could be- crImmal Justice question 10 the city own happen to them," Kelly said neflt from rehabllltatlOn or whe- of DetrOIt" BeSIdes the human suf- , They are recrUited., and expll- ther they should be treated as fermg caused by vlOlent Juvemle "Sponsorship Isn't as Important Cltly mformed . they can commit adults for committing cnmes, Kel- offenders, they return to school or as getting a working program m these crimes with impumty and not ly said their neighborhood, where they be- place," he added ,-51I!!,!.RRFI+ go to JaIL" The need to revamp the juvemle 18332 made avenue Jusl1ce system to take VIOlentjuve- mles off the street IS especIally grosse pointe farms, mi 48236 881-1024 acute m hIS dlstnct, whIch mcIudes the Pomtes and Harper Woods, be- Ui6it euJt ~ cause of the large percentage of olopr rp"irlpnt<; in the- are-a who are- often the vIctims of such crimes, he saId FOR PEOPLE WHO PREFER For the thIrd time m five years, Kelly mtroduced legislation that AN INTIMATE NEW YEAR'S EVE would requIre automatlc waiver of Imagme a truly mtlmate New Ye,J.r'>L\ e probate JurisdIction over juveniles with those who enloy the finer tou(.he~ accused of commlttmg crimes that m hfe would be felomes If they were com- mItted by adults The bills were in- ~t the mood at 6 pm with a Slx-(.our,>c troduced III February and passed dInner, complemented by your !>electlOn on to the House JudiCiary CommIt- from five glonous entrees All presented tee thiS sprmg In the ambIence of our IntImate Under the proposed Senate bills, restaurant a juvenile aged 15or older accused of an adult crime would be tried m Keep the ntght festive and follow.up your 6 pm dmner with a tflP an adult court The juvenile would , back In tune EnJOy AttIC Theatre's presentation of "The 1940\ get a hearIng prior to hiS waiver SI- '~ RadIO Hour" -a no!>tal81cmUSIcal featurIng classIC songs from the milar to a prelimInary examina- ~;WIngera tlOn m the adult court system The Juvenile would have the right to le- Of cour!>e, should your mood be such that you would hke to .,ta) gal counsel for the hearing and a \ mernlght WIth u!>-take dehght m our Auld Lang Syne Room written order of waiver would be Package. It starts WIth a 9 p m dInner seatmg for two and IS prepared giving the reasons for the enhanced WIth a mldmght celebration In our plush lDunge, your!> order for the evemng MusIC by the Greg Purcott Tno • dancmg amIdst Also, If a Juvemle under 17is con- love seats • a champagne toast at mldmght with Taittmger Victed of a felony m adult crimmal Brut • typlCally "Brttlsh" party favors • and a sweet table and court, the offender could be placed coffee at 1 a m m a juvenile detention facility until age 19 At that time, the case would Your accommodatIOns for the evemng WIll be nothmg less than be automatIcally reVIewed to de- Margherltta Allardice, at the left, host of the Junior League of Detroit's cable television program, grand Champagne, memento glasses and a remembrance keepsake termme If the Juvenile has been re- Will be waltmg upon your arnval habIlitated, Kelly said. "Focus on Seniors," talks with guests Dr. Mary Martlnen and Paul Prentls. The show will air the week If so, the offender could be re- of Dec. 9. Selection and Prices: leased or placed on probation to al- 6 pm Dmner- S4S/person low supervlSlon. If not, Kelly's bills 8 p m "The 1940's RadIO Hour" - S30/perM>n would allow the state to transfer Junior League gets into broadcasting (,uest Room- S86/per couple, l11c1udesdeluxe accommodatIOns the 19-year-old offender to adult fa- The Jumor League of DetrOIt's a board member of the National duced the program are' Lynda and amenIties Cilities for the rest of his or her cable television program, "Focus Council on Agmg. GrippI and Roberta Wallrich, Auld Lang Syne Room Package- S206{couple sentence. Currently, Juvenile of- on Seniors," will concentrate on Guests on the initial show Will be co-chairmen, and Jeannette fenders may only be incarcerated health concerns of semor citizens Dr. Mary Martmen, an internist Broutm, ShIrley Callahan, Sally Dinner pnccs mclude lax & lip unbl age 19 The first program will be shown on specializing in geriatrics, and Paul Hanley, Christine KaIser, Erica Were the Kelly bills passed, Call our sale'>office, 9 am .5 pm, for further tnformatlon on the Grosse Pointe Cable's Channel 11 Prentis, a pharmaCist who works Lmdow, Sharyn Mannmo and Cons- waiver would be automatic. Cur- durIng the week of Dec 9. With nursing homes. tance Sfire only Intimate New Year's Eve 10 town, 313/873 3000 Early reservations are recommended Comphmentary valet parking rently, prosecutors must ask for Junior League commIttee mem- waivers of a juvemle to be tried as The host of the program IS Mar- bers have spent a year researchmg "Focus on Semors" will be an adult and that request may be ghentta Allardice, former execu- the cable project. They recently shown at the following times: Hotel St. Regis rejected tive director of the Adult Service prepared for this program and twO" 'i'Tiresday, Dec 10,and Thursday, ~071 W Grand Blvd, Detroll, MI 48202 Accordmg to Wayne County ju- Centers and a past preSIdent of the others by participating in work- Dee 12, at 8 pm I (31.3) H7~ 3000 vell1le court statIstIcs compiled by Junior League. She IS currently shops on televiSIOn fllmmg skills at I • Monday, Dec 9, Wednesday, Kelly's offICe, 5,096delinquency pe- serving on the MichIgan Commis- Grosse Pointe Cable. Dec 11, Thursday, Dec 12,and FrI- I titIOns were fIled in 1984. Offenses sion on Services to the Aging and IS Committee members who pro- day, Dee 13, at 4 p m i It's Be • • ToLook A Lot tmas. Rekindle 1 t I , I , I I .- the I Traditional Flavor of the Holidays Offer your famIly and friends an appetizing treat of fresh-roasted Germack pistachios. Take advantage of the generous terms of our Holiday Coupon ------.• 00 71. 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';.:~;,.,e/+ t #\ we • • ; .' , Thursday, December 5, 1985. ~ ~age Eighteen.A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Park group honors residents, businesses The Grosse Pointe Park Beauti- Wmdmlll POInte Park clubhouse to ments The commission also hon- fication CommissIOn held its an. honor bus messes that Improved the ored residents this year who nual awards night Nov. 14 at the appearance of their establish- beautified their property with land- scaping or any renovation. The Mayor's Award went to Wilham W. Lewis Associates, Inc, Plaques were given to Kings Flowers for attractive wlOdow displays and Femole and Petne Properties, Inc. for an attractive, neat and clean establishment. t Clara Odell and Venus Verrus re- cClved personal awards for extend- ing beautification efforts to the community The followlOg businesses re- ceived certificates: Chas Ver- heyden, Inc, Jess Servlcenter, Inc; Mama Rosa's Pizzeria; Tom's Oyster Bar; Callaghans in the Park; Susan Charles; and Bo- tanical Gardens Churches recelv- mg certificates were St Ambrose, First Chnstian Reformed Church, Grace Umted Church of Christ and St Cl:l.re of ~,~ontcf~lco ReSidents who were awarded certifIcates for outstanding garden or property Improvements were' Paul and Norma Smith of Three 'f Mile Dnve, Mildred Ayres of Maryland, Ronald and Norma ~ Eschenburg of Westchester, Craig and Nancy Smith of Harvard, Paul Getting everything ready for Rainbow Bridge's open house Monday, Dec. 9, are, front from left, Mark and Deloris Lavins of Wmdmill Bente, Lynn Benson, Alexa Parmentier, Stella Thomas, Belinda Frazier, Pam Lisenby, top row from left, .' PolOte Dnve; Mark Wutchler and Chris Rodriguez, Bob Koehler, Andy Maclachian, Jeff Czerniakowski, Kristina Sieffert and Lisa Buc- Kathryn Keefer of Barrington, and cinna. I~ Gene and Betty Wilson of I' Maryland, Evangeline Parker, owner of Kings Flowers, stands next to one of Dons MIller IS chairwoman of Rainbow Bridge will hold open house her award-winning window displays. the commission. North High School's student-run stuffers available, mcludmg a col- store In the mormngs and dunng gift shop, Rambow Bridge, Will lection of bears from Sammy their regular class penod open its door to the community Skates to ethmc bears whIch smg The store ISa trammg center for Monday, Dec. 9, from 7 to 10 pm lullabies m foreIgn languages those who Will be part of the RETIRING - AFTER 13 YEARS ... Also available are Chnstmas school's co-op plOgram m retaIling , The store IS an arm of the market- , ing and retailing program at mugs, ornaments and poinsettias when they become semors At that f North Orders Will also be taken from time, students mtervlew for jobs ! A variety of merchandise will be fresh Citrus frUlt Half of the pro- With tl'ammg sponsor stores, com- t available and everythmg IS brand- ceeds of the sale will go to the petmg agamst other students seek- ( PRICES CUT AGAIN! name merchandise sold at compar- Foundation For ExceptiOnal Chil- Ing Jobs They usually begm work- able prices, Since students work in dren. Students Will also help the Ing before school starts, but some the store as part of their training, foundation children select gifts for students are placed III September - ON MANY ITEMS FOR THE the overhead is lower than at retail family members from the store at As semors, students elect both outlets a speCial party. marketmg and co-op They receive Refreshments Will be served and Students assist in the selectIon of credit for the class and work tram- prizes will be offered to purchasers Items for sale and help figure mg Students hold Jobs m the real who flll out a drawmg coupon. The prices on goods Each student m world and are graded by profes- FINAL WIND-UP store has a number of stocking the retailing program works m the sionals GOING OUT OF BUSINESS H E R A L D THE BOOK SHELF WHO L E 5 A L E Books of all Publishers, Maps, Globes, Stationery \ LOCATED-AT AUBURN BRASS " f' -f'I'l" ...... If~ ~f"" -~.-1t2-KERCHEVA'L AV.;;-~~, B"nO, " '" •• ~ ON THE HILL IN GROSSE POINTE FARMS ~ ~ . BUILDING SOLD - WILL VACATEIN A ~ " ~ :;;. J,.. • GREAT $200,000 GOING ~ r ~ ~ ~ OUT OF BUSINESS SALE ,; ~ ~ I , EVERY ARTICLE AND FIXTURE TO BE SOLD OUT I ~ I £ DOWN GO PRICES - AWAY GO PROFITS ~ ~ B We must and Will sell out our entire stock to the bare walls 1~ WE HAVE BEEN qUickly - We have agam marked down pnces to speed- up seiling and hasten the end of our GOing Out of BUSI- MARKING DOWN ~ ~ PRICES ON MANY ness Sale - Don't miss out - Be here early to take advan- (~ tage of the Book Bargams on sale from now or untd sold '~ ITEMS ALL DAY out TO SPEED-UP STORE HOURS ~ ~ SELLING ... 9:30 A.M. to 5:00 P..M. SALE BEGINS THURSDAY ~ ~ MORNING AT 9:30 SHARP ~ ~ -USE CASH CHECK VISA OR MASTERCARD. VALUESTO $14.95 VALUESTO $12.95 ~ ~ CLASSICS CRAFTS A FINE SELECTION MAKE WHILE THEY LAST ~ UP THIS GROUPING A GREAT SELECTION FOR ~ PERFECT FOR THE WHOLE PROJECTS & HOBBIES FAMILY - JUST IN TIME FOR X-MAS DON'T MISS THIS BARGAIN ~ ~ $988 $888 ALL SALES FINAL - NO REFUNDS - NO EXCHANGES ~ ~ VALUESTO $3.95 VALUESTO $13.95 ~. CHILDRENS SPORTS NANCY DREW-HARDY BOYS IMPROVE YOUR GAME NOW: ~ JUST TO MENTION A FEW FANTASTIC LESSON BOOKS .~ PERFECT FOR THAT YOUNG AVAILABLE THIS GROUP ~ MAN OR LADY FOR X-MAS NOW WON'T LAST LONG FOR: 48 88 $2 S8 ~ ~ DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING NOW AT SALE PRICES VALUES TO $50.00 VALUESTO $6.95 VALUESTO $3.50 ~ FINE ARTS TRAVEL PAPERBACK ~ HURRYI DONT MISS THIS MAPS - DIRECfORIES AND MYSTERIES, SERIES, Our Auburn Brass Collection A Widesprei\d faucet ISaval! shoVv'San eXCiting contrast ONCE IN A LIFETIME BUY TRAVEL GUIDES MAKES NON-FICTION & FICTION OF able as well as" roman tub set THIS GROUP IS FANTASTIC UP THIS GROUP - OUT THEY THIS GROUPING INONT LAST between claSSICelegance and 2 10,000 VIIltha I() Wide casc"de spout contemporary flair Available Choose from two ~piUkhng FOR THE LOW-LON PRiCE OF GO FOR ONLY GREATSTOCKINGSTUFFERSFOR In many Kohll'r colors, the Refreshingly Different Items finishes of polished chrome or 18 Porcelain 'n Brass Collection polished brass Let us show $3488 $418 $2 (top photo) may be decorated AT you our entire Auburn Brass 'Mth hand applied baked-on HERALD WHOUSALE Collection And save 20% decals and come In a vanety of and more THE BOOK SHELF metal finishes Our Cascade 20830 Coolidge Hwy HOURS: Collection has n waterfall.llke lust north of 8 Mlle Rd 9-5:30 MON/FRI, 9-3 SAT 112 KERCHEVAL AVE, • ON THE HILL IN GROSSE POINTE FARMS flow that adds delightful 398.4560 OR CALL FOR A SrKIAL ..ALL ITEMS SUB.JECT TO PRIOR SALE. character to any bath APPOINTME.NT ANmME. GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nmeteen-A -. Thursday,------December 5, 1985 • Clown Corps • • • ", (Continued from Page tA) around provIdmg faithful servIce Knowledge Nook to the community. We'd lIke to get December 14, 1985 it for our efforts for all of Grosse Pointe. I've already gotten thanks 12 - 4 :~... from President Reagan and resolu- .....~... tIons from the Shores and the PRESENTS THE BOOK: .....".. Park." '!1elp for the learnmg dIsabled chtld ~~. Kuehnel admItted hiS orgamza- - symptoms and solutions" -.. tlOn was umnsured and wasn't m- ::.: corporated "We're a volunteer .... ,....:, orgamzation," he saId "We cur- MEET AUTHOR LOU STEWART ...... renU~have about 10 members I learnmg dJlabillty teacher comultant - who 1'0'111 ,-.". thmk we've done a lot for thiS com- help select the toy, and games to help YOUR Lhlid ...... mumt . I'm even a member of the '. Gross Pointe Woods HistOrIcal :: CommiSSIOn I have been for the Af\lD ARTIST MARY DOUSE past three years " WjBK 7 V (ourtrOOf'l ar!b! Kuehnel said he had been urged - who will dra\\ 'Oil the IPO!' ;,h>tLhes to look into Insurance for hIS group and would do so m the future The Issue of the resolutIOn was Venn bl r IfJU 1.11 1')"0 ••11 r"her I'fI(" & Pla},koo! quietly resolved Monday mght ( hflsrmd' !/ours Opt>fl Monday unol 9 UO P m when the council voted 6-1 to Issue 21413 \1"d h' nut SI (I.If Ih"r('\ \11 48080 the Grosse Pomte Clown Corps a (313) 777-3535 I congratulatorv letter from the mayor for 10 years servICe to the community Councilman Bldlgare was the one dIssentIng vote Photo by Ed AJ:;, fyi Troop 96 Boy Scouts Joshua Christian, from the left, Jeremy Bricker, Terry Kavanaugh and Mark Pin- (Continued from Page 1A) ney use their muscles to make space for the delivery of the troop's greens for their annual Christmas announced that the store WIll greens sale. The sale is the sole fundraiser for the troop, which will celebrate its 50th anniversary in match customer contributIOns 1986. Greens are still available. Call 885.3853 after 3 p.m. for information. toward the purchase of new ., books for the Childrens Home of Detroit, located on Cook RQad, III Boy Scouts prepare for holiday greens sale the Woods Scouts from Boy Scout Troop 96 passed the natIonal average year tIon, may WrIte to Troop 96 Anni- Gwenn says they made the will receIve several thousand after year versary, 858 Washington Road, same offer in 1983and the public dollars worth of Christmas greens Grosse Pomte, MICh 48230.Include really responded "We receIved for their annual greens sale The first scout in the troop to $500 in donations and added earn the Eagle badge was Duncan your name, address and phone The boys have been busy sellIng another $500," Gwenn said "It McKenzie In 1934followed by Tom number so that someone may con- wreaths, garlands, holly and tact you All donations should be cost a small fortune, but it was centerpIece kIts to supplement G. Chandler (938) and Bruce worth it for the kIds " Bughie (944). In the early '50s, made to B S A Troop 96, and are theIr troup fund whIch wIll defray Bucks for books. Put me down George Nicholson, Robert Schuller tax-deductIble. Those who might the cost of campmg, eqUipment for $10. (1951), James Owens, William know a former scout from the troop and other troop needs The annual Quinlan (1952), John JackIe and may also contact the committee at sale is the sole fundrmsIng effort tha t address Community chorus for the troop and was selected be- Bradford Tisdale (1953) achIeved cause the greens tIe m WIth the the honor. Robert Fransmlth, seeks new members David Law, WIlliam Reeves, John traditIon of nature and the outdoors Park home robbed The Grosse Pointe Community associated WIth scoutIng Thorne, Peter Wells and Jack W. WhIting made the rank in 1954. A Balfour Road home was re- Chorus is looking for new members ported broken Into Wednesday over 16 from all communitIes. No The ChrIstmas greens sale is of "The list goes on and on," said partIcular slgmfIcance thiS year as mormng, Nov 27 The thIef or auditIon is needed. Both trained current scoutmaster David Steele thIeves escaped WIth $6,530 In and untramed voices are welcome. It kICks off the 50th anmversary of "It IS our desire to locate these Troop 96, whIch has met at the household Items, accordmg to Park The first rehearsal for the spring former scouts before our big cele- pollee concert will be held Jan 21, at 7'30 Grosse POInte Memorial Church bration at the Sprmg Court of SInce ItS InceptIOn A parent com- The thieves entered the home p m. at Parcells MIddle School, mittee will research the troop's his- Honor." through a rear kitchen wmdow and Mack and Vermer Road, Grosse The troop hopes to receive dona- made off WIth SIlver flatware, a Pointe Woods. tory In preparation for events that tIons to underwrIte some of the A GRfAT WAY TO SERVE WIll honor the troop, the church, watch, money and athletic eqUIp- For further mformatIon, call 886- costs of the project The committee ment, accordIng to police 0710 former members and leaders, and plans to profile former members as boy scoutIng in general. well as some of the achievements It takes only 12weeks for a baby The commIttee hopes to locate of Troop 96 in weekly columns m boa constrIctor to grow to 400 former scouts who attamed the the Grosse Pointe News and IS pounds Inasmuch as that snake's Eagle - the highest rank In scout- seeking busmesses and indIViduals meat IS said to taste better than mg. Only one In one hundred boys to sponsor the articles chicken, a London entrepreneur 18 ever earns the Eagle rank and Anyone mterested m sponsoring planmng to raIse boas commer- Troop 96 boasts that It has sur- a profile and/ol""1rnlkil1g" a dona- cially NOW OPEN FENCE IN~TALLATION & REPAIR AVOID THE JAM ... SAVE TIME • WOOD • PACKAGING AND • CHAIN LINK WE STOCK THE BEST SHIPPING • VYNAL COATED • PACKAGING SUPPLIES RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL HOLIDAY FAVORITES • PRIVATE MAil BOX RENTAL • TElEPHONE FOR YOUR TABLE! ANSWERING SERVICE • KEY MAKING GROBBE'S $1 69 • PASSPORT PHOTOS CORNED BEEF. • • • LB• • RUBBER STAMPS (ALL FLAT BRISKETS) • POSTAGE STAMPS WE'LL PACK & SHIP • COPIES FLORIDA YOUR HOLIDAY PACKAGES Don't waste your time standing In line at the Post Office or UPS We'll do TANGELOS the packaging and furnish all packaging matenals, or you do the packagmg and we'll ship It for you via United Parcel Service (UPS), Federal Express, 10 FOR 990 Emery, Greyhound. or Motor Freight We can handle It all NEW GREEN Pos'tal and Business Services CABBAGE" 19f;lB • J\lJA1L BOXES ETC. USA'" FIND THAT SPECIAL 18530 Mack Ave., at Touraine '~ CHRISTMAS GIFT AT FRESH, LEAN FRESH Gro<;se POinte Farms MI 48236 (313) 884-8440 $199 29f; dt~ LB. P~G. ~~ Mon Fri 830 10 6 00 Sat 830 to 400 @xtt:aot:!Jinait:e ~ifjt.s LAMB PATTIES • • CARROTS MUSICBoxes, Crystal Suncatchers, Caplze SHOULDER $2 29 u.s. #1 WINTER SPECIALS Shell and other unusual ornaments From LAMB CHOPS. • LB. IDAHO Germany Hand Carved Santa With Sleigh Candleholder Koestel ornaments Wood FANCY POTATOES WElL Ducks, Wrapping Paper and Chnstmas BRYANT McLAIN Cards from Sweden are only a few of the 398 SERIES VHE SERIES delightful Items available $4.991& $1.79101I~" GAS FURNACE HYDRONIC BOILER ~:ro~~~..... 73 KERCHEVAL on-the-hill $1 99 MORRELL E-Z $ ENJOY SPECIAL PRICING AND INCENTIVES 885-2280 LAMB SHANKS • • LB. CUT HAMS ••• 2.29 LB. ON ALL OUR HI-EFFICIENCY MODELS OPEN Man - Sat 9 30-5:30 CASH & CARRY SPECIAL Thurs 930-9'00 I ,..~- __ ~JI Honeywell energy saving ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 0f.y) ~t.kittti~ DOLE°'SORBET. $1.39" DIgital Thermostat ~ '" NATURAL $ I""'" ~ J•• LJ REG. $182.00 NOW rl ~ "SPRUCE UP ~ LB. 1~J •• $99.95 90,000 BTU Pistachio Nuts. 2.99 \) , r 1 l --.J lias Fired Furnace I FOR THE I "READY TOSERVE" $2.99 LB. Large Grade A Eggs .... 79C Ill. NOW $499.95 BIG FURNACE CLEANING ~ HOLIDAYS ~ SPIRAL SLICED, GLAZED HAMS Borden's Homogenized Milk $1.69 IAL 12 STEP PROCESS WITH 2 MEN AND 95 I I FRESH ROASTED FRESH SQUEEZED STAHL'S BAKERY A SPECIALLY DESIGNED VACUUM TRUCK $79 W a SMALL FURNACE COFFEE BEANS! ORANGE JUICE FRESH DAILY A REAL VALUE $6995 ! Make your home ! BOILER FLUSHING I( look ~t's lA 15 STEP FLUSHING OF YOUR INTERNAL WATER SYSTEM $13995 I entertalnlng best! I I BOILER CLEANING 95 ! PRICED RIGHT TO CLEAN THE BURNER AREA OF BOilER $&9 I I FLUE DAMPERS I INSULATION OAKLAND COUNTY I I j~ SAVE 15% ON FUEL I BLOWN CElLUOSE 553 8Ion SPECIAL HOl.IDAY COKE SALE CONSUMPTION FOR ATIlCS AND SIDEWALLS -" ~ Jack Calas ! MACOMB COUNTY COKE DR. PEPPER SUPREME Heating 777-8808 I Custom Painting I SPRITE $119 SQUIRT METRO DETROIT DIET COKE 2 LITER SUNKIST & Supply Company I 884-5410 881.7417 • CHERRY COKE • BOTTLE ORANGE 885-2400 L-- ~ J + DEP. i ______, __ ~__,._____r_~ " p , • • j r ; , ( :- :~ .' " • r' :" t ,I .~ ~ r /"l t t . .. Thursday, December 5, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS , Helping and healing a special little girl Wh~we.D By Tom Greenwood doctors recently went to Guatama- ing the short lime they were there counseled the famllles of those la and saw over 3,090 chlldren dur- They helped those that they could, beyond hope and arranged for a Every day brmgs something new number of other children to be for Mana Rosano Santlago Ven- brought to the Umted States All our eOlIa beans tura their medical care is free All the "She's from Guatamala, where airfare and lIvlllg expenses are the average yearly temperature is paid for by donations. with 72 degrees," said Pam Linsdeau, "All the host famlhes are picked Mana's American mother. "It's on a volunteer basIs ThiS IS the snowmg today She's never seen it first tlme for Bob and myself. Two speeial pride••• before, so she ran from wmdow to of our children attend Lutheran wmdow, checkmg to see If it was all East High School They told their I Becaus~ they come from Whlle House, Ihe renowned Importer roasler of the around the house At first she classmates about Maria and they world S fmest quality coffee beans The world's chOicest, 10 facl didn't want to go out mto the cold, sort of adopted her There's a fund 2 Because WhIte House coffee beans are always freshly roasted for us on a cuslom then she giggled and started to en- drIVe under way and they've al- order baSIS Wh,le House even cert~hes that 10 wIlting let us show you JOYIt It must be qUIte a change most collected enough for her air- 3 Because WhIle House prOVides us WIth such genuinely from what she's used to " fare home They're a good bunch of great coffees as Kenya AA 100% C%mblon and Mana, 10, Will be hVlllg with the kids .. ColombIan Supremo, Mocha Java, Pure Water Decaf C%mbla, thell exclUSive TIp of the Andes and Lmsdeau family for the next SIX In the meantime, Mana faces the Copenhagen plus their naturally flavored and naturally months while surgeons at Cottage prospect of several more opera- decaffeinated (water only process) coffee beans Hospital work to repair the heavy tiOns before she's reumted With her and many others burn scars on her face and hands. family Yes we lake a lot of pride In assuIIng your complete :\Iana was brought here by Heal "We're her family nght now, sabsfactlon when you come to us for really fine coffee the Children, a non-profit orgamza- Lmsdeau said "She's httmg m just Drop In soon We'd like to show you - and let you laste LJUIl Udll:d.ltu tu tHtUl\.dlly d.iJihg 1111~ Sh~ JU~i:>lI.t hollUW Lw mu\.h _ 1Il~ Ul!j~h:~w ...c loh,,, ~~/}m.; Hvu.se q ...J.~'~ "7'~Y'Zs W! tho the children of the world. English yet, although she calls me kmd of quahty you deserve Ce1f'aI FtnHy Ra.t.1 "Mana comes from a very poor Mom Sometimes she just says it -- .' , I Section B The Second Section Thursday, December 5, 1985 Christmas Walk Detroit Symphony League holiday home tour presents four Grosse Pointe houses The DetrOit Symphony League's advance tickets will Iecelve a dls As d ~peCldl highlight to tillS 2Mh annual Eastside Chnstmas count yedr'!> wdlk, tl1(' Mdnoogldn Man Walk, scheduled for 10 a m to 6 The homeowners ask that you re !>lOn hds been .dded to the p m on Thur~day, Dec 12, will in- move your shoe!>as entellllg each ~chedule Tim I'>d Idre opportumty clude the l\ldnooglan Man~lOn, De house Non-slIp slippers are d good for the public to Vle\\ tb£>lIty 01 De trOlt'!> offICial mayor's residence, Idea for safety's sake trolt's offICial maYOI'd) I e~ldence Jefferson Avenue Prec;bytenan A good startlllg plac.e for the tour The IS-room man~'lOn \\'a~ given to ChUllh and tour beautifully ISthe Jeffer~on Avenue Presby tel the city In 1965by llldu!>tlJall!>tAlex decorated GI o!>sePOlllte homes . Ian Church, 8625E Jefferson flow Manoogian 'The man,>lon \\ III re- The ~;.1H~~o.) h~!d ~~~u::ll!y O~ bc~h c\cr) lG(.~t~0n:; m~j b2 ".l~~tcd ..l: £1c-.::t th~ 0t~L,A~C c! ~~...... 0ff,l ....__ tt the east and we~t Sides to raise any order repre!>enb," Manoogian '>dlddt the money for the DetrOIt Symphony The church sanctuary contains time Bullt In 1927,dt dn estimated Orchestra The \\e~tslde walk the beautiful Berry Memonal WIIl- cost of $65,000, the hou~e ha~ seven takes place today, Thursday, Dee dow, deSigned by the WIllets, who bedrooms, mne bath!>, an outdoor 5, mcludmg Klrk-m-the-HlIls deSigned the wlIldows for the sWlmmlllg pool, basement recrea- Church and fIve homes chapel at West Pomt There are tIon rooms and many umque archl Next week's easblde walk "'Ill wood carvmgs and a very old pipe tectural feature!> It wlll be hand- mclude the DetrOit Symphony organ dedicated to the memory of ~omely deCOI'dted tOI the holtdd) s BoutIque, set up at the ManoogIan Horace E Dodge The ceiling and The Symphony BoutIque elnd ellll- ManSion, and a performance by the walls of the chancel show orlgmal sans WIll be located there Chorahers at the Jefferson Avenue pamt VISitors can relax and enJoy In Gros~e POll1te four very IJ1 Presbytenan Church coffee and cookies while IIstemng dlvldual home~ Will be featured Tickets for the walk are $7 for ad- to the DetrOit Symphony League One IS a Cotswold style hou!>ebuilt Photos by Elsa Frohman vance ~ales and $8 at the door Chorallers performing at the IJ1 1923, known a~ the Swan House ThiS University Place home, featured on the Detroit Symphony League Christmas Walk, features a Groups of 10or more people buymg church because of the sculptured swan renovated master suite combmed from three previous rooms. carved II1tOthe stucco of the ex- tenor The hou~e features seven ~ V~~ bedrooms and a garden room With ~. /1. a pall1ted and stenCilled floor '/ An Impress Ive centel-entrance / Georgian colomdl located on Um- versltv will feature a ell cular dnve and pnvate grounds The large paneled family room dl~plays elegance and Christmas charm The master bedroom has been remodeled from three !>mall rooms and contall1s a lUXUrIOUSsunken tub and sauna 111 the new master bath On Bnarwood Pldc.e a new home bUilt III the style of a French chateau IS featured The homes on thiS street occupy the land of the former Shelden estate that en- Joyed a lake view ThiS home mcor- porRtes unusual angles and ceiling heights to create a light and spaclOUS feeling On Moran Road, VISItors are in- Vited to see an old farmhouse that - was orIgll1ally part of the Moran Farm It has been extensively I'enovated and remodeled III the past year and shO\\~ speCial charm At the tune of renovatlon, workmen selld It had Iwen bUIlt This swan decoration, in the exterior plaster of a home on Lake- some llme alound Uw tU! n 01 the land 10 Grosse Pomte CIty, earned the house its nickname, the Swan centur" A highlight of this year's Christmas Walk will be a visit to the Manoogian Mansion on the waterfront House. The house IS one of those featured on the tour. ( Olltllllll'd (,Il P 1"l' 1B I In DetrOit. The house was donated to the city for an official mayoral residence in 1965. ... \ '( ~ ~~~~""""1T~0"-.'>"~'d. ~,:. t:. ~ , . Page Two-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, December 5, 1985 :Hand Painted Metal SOLDIER SETS Children's Aid Society needs some help . individually crafted .. collector pieces to provide 1,200 merry Christmases By Elsa Frohman Last year's model of teddy bear may make a troubled child happy this year If you dIdn't reahze that teddy bears have model years, you know Q.. i , '" about as much about the toy indus- ~:, try as Grosse Pomter Jenny Kerr ,~, did before she started running the Children's Aid Society Chnstmas (.~ ;~~~~ b;" "JUDY TOYLAND project SIXor seven years ago The Children's Aid Society is a ~ ~~~ 97 KERCHEVAL ••. tIIl.hlll 881-7075 Torchdrive agency which provides counsehng and many other ser- vices to troubled chIldren and fa- mlhes m the DetrOit area. As the OF WiNdSOR largest pnvate child-welfare agen- ARPIN FURS cy m the state, It has served more Fine/Canadian Furs at Very Special Prices than 85,000 troubled children and famIlies In Wayne County since It was estabhshed In 1862. ServICes provided by CAS m- clude anti-abuse programs such as the Preventlve Outreach ServICes, Early Attention Project and the Special FamIly Problems Service Other programs Include the ChIld Sexual Assault Vmt, the Smgle j Parent Program, Foster FamIly Care and adoption servICes. Photo by Elsa F,ohman John Snyder, a Grosse Pomter John Snyder, president of the Children's Aid Society board of directors, and Jennie Kerr, head of the and the president of CAS, explam- CAS Christmas project, show a few of the toys that will be under the Christmas trees of CAS clients ed that children are assigned to this year. The society needs donations to keep the project going. CAS and other private agencIes by the Department of Social SerVIces need clothes are taken care of year as thiS CAS' chents. To continue next The agency IS currently servmg regularly through the CAS clothmg Manufacturers are solicited for year, the treasury must be re- more than 1,200 indIVIduals room donatlOns and others gIve the proJ- plenished as soon as poSSible. The The Christmas project was on- Kerr got Involved m the project ect speCial pnces One of this group needs about $8,500 in dona- ginally created to help chent faml- through her husband Stewart, who year's hIghhghted Items IS a black tions to get next year's project rol- .. hes stick together through a plea- was preSident of CAS for many baby dolllhat Kerr was able to buy hng sant holiday expenence Over the years for wholesale pnce CAS IS also looking for volun- years, the project shifted from the teers There are usually vacancies A small part of the Chnstmas In the fIrst week of December, CAS staff to volunteers - to con- on the board of directors. Grosse project money comes from the the toys and socks and alarm serve the time of employees and to POinters currently on the board In- state, which provides a Chnstmas clocks and purses and wallets are avoid conflicts of mterest allowance for foster children. The cludeJohn Snyder, John Durno and The goal of the Chnstmas proJect wrapped and dehvered to the SOCial A Stewart Kerr. SOCIetyhas charge of about 350 fos- workers who Will dlstnbute them. ISto allow family members to give ter children But to make the proJ- To send a tax deductible donation each other presents on Christmas. ect stretch to cover all the CAS Though thiS year's proJect 18 com- to the ChrIstmas project, mail a Come Sli Arpin's fabulous 1986collection of fashion furs, expertly crafted It IS not a simple toy give-away for chents and theIr families - private plete as of thiS week, the society check to the ChIldren's Aid Society Into today's exciting new designs •.. and of course, you are assured 01 children. While the bulk of the donations must be sought still needs donations. The project Christmas Project, 7700 Second fine quality and value when you shop Arpin's. presents are toys, the children can "Many times In a foster home, costs about $10,000 to serve all of Ave, DetrOIt, MICh., 48202 also choose presents for their there WIll be several chddren who LAYAWAY NO CHARGE TILL CHRISTMAS parents They work from a cata- are not foster children We don't logue compiled by Kerr want to say that only the foster Review Club plans luncheon Duty and Sales Kerr works on the project nearly child can have a present," Kerr year-around She VISitS toy and said to honor past presidents Tax Refunded clothmg merchandise shows and Kerr's buymg year starts m Full Premium on strives to make the project's funds January when she buys overstock- On Dec 10, the Lochmoor Club Mrs. Louis Hopping and Mrs. Carl go as far a poSSible In goods ed wrapping paper Each of the Will be the scene for the annual H. Woolf American Funds Fur Specialist for over 59 years "I bought a lot of designer socks presents IS gift wrapped by volun- Presidents' Day luncheon and pro- Born in November, 1891, the De- thiS year," Kerr said Her goal ISto teers Later In the year, m May, gram for the DetrOIt ReView Club. trOIt ReVIew Club has SurVIVed Park In the Downtown 484 PeliSSier Street buy Items that will make a speCial she VISitSthe toy shows and buys ThiS ISthe day that the club honors wars, depreSSIOns, as well as SOCIal Parking Garage - Windsor. 1519-2535612 gIft -.not to find practical clothmg. last year's model toys - reasonab- ItS past preSidents, Life and Honor- mores, and changes in lifestyles. Park at PelISSier Dally 9 to 5 30, Fn to ') She explamed that the children who ly pnced and every bit as good next ary members, as well as current Started as a literar~ club, it preSIdent, Mrs Justin Emery, who changed to a townhall-format of Will act as official hostess for the programmmg, plus an active before-Chnstmas party philanthropIC fundraismg effort Among the Grosse Pointe women The club helped start the Salva- who have served as preSIdent are: tion Army Auxilliary, during the Mrs Aaron E Wl1cox, 1957-58; reign of president Delphme Dodge Mrs. MarVin Dahnke, 1964-66;Mrs Ashaugh. Robert Kales, 1966-68;Mrs Frank Following the luncheon and the Scott Perkm, 1974-75, Vera Brown, Introduction of the honored past 1978-77, Mrs Robert Kefgen, presidents, Gerish, program chair- NV TAT 1978-80, Mrs James Mullaney, man, WIll introduce the Grosse 1980-82 Other preSidents who will Pomte Semor Men's Choral group, be invited to the luncheon mclude' and Edward Gray Acomb, who Will Mrs L James Keller, Mrs Wayne tell DRC members and guests of H. Garrett, and Mrs Robert the work of the group, which is an LOUIS FERAUD Gensch, ImmedIate past presi- outstanding singing group. The SPRING/SUMMER '86 dent Honorary members include group WIllbe makmg its second ap- COLLECTION SHOW R. HANS STUDIO, LTD. Mrs BenJamm Sprmgborn and pearance at the Detroit Review Mrs Aaron E Wl1cox Life mem- Club - and will be smging nostal- 20801 Lennon (at Harper Service Dnve) bers include former Grosse gic songs of the past, as well as Friday, December 6 Harper Woods - 881-7289 Pointers: Mrs Wilham Oddy and special Christmas songs, and mod- Saturday, December 7 Tues -Sat 12noon 10 5 30 Mrs Wilham J NIxon Others are: ern popular musIc. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. International Designer .. Salon, Grosse Pointe !'~ SUPERIOR BAGez!d. Fresh Roasted DRESS HIM UP FOR Gourmet Coffee CHRISTMAS - "" FREE Delivery to your door Call 886-7021 to order GANT 100010COLOMBIAN FOR BOYS We invite you to expenence a Supremo Water Processed De-Caf Dress him up for Christ- fresh taste of spnngtlme in Pans, $4.50 I B $5.50 I B at Jacobson's. See a collection mas at grandmother's of suits, coats, separates ($1 00 LB. off reg pnce) house. Tweed jackets or C\P 12 14 R5 and dresses from the House of Feraud, solid color blazers in pure informally modeled so that you wool flannel m" year may special order your selections 'round blended hopsack. well in advance of the season Thursday,December 12th Finish his outfit with our He has slimmed shoulder Imes to is washable flannel dress narrower proportIons. Added trousers in grey, navy, pieces, and adapted hiS clean, FREE CLASS DAY brown or camel Coats in easy-to-Ilve-wlth signature deSigns to coordinate compatibly With bo.}"ssizes 8 to 20, young those Louis Feraud fashions you rnen's 36 to 42. Trousers already have In your wardrobe in boy's waists 22 to 30, Sizes 4 to 14. young men's 30 to 36. ,,\ fllJ urn \ \/lOP A 7 Jacobson's ,, KERCHEVAL AT ST CLAIR GROSSE POINTE We welcome Jacobson's Charge Card or The American Express' Card ( 1I111\III 1\ lI()t R\ Hmul lit ____ ,..,_, ...,_, ..._, ..,~,...... , ..,1'""._•.,...... , ...- ...... ql""""r' ...... -~ ...... ~-~~ Thursday, December 5, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three-F,.i , AAUW JAN CARREIRO plans Color TechlStylist holiday 15 Years with the Edward Nepi Salon has moved to gathering BALDO & MICHAELS "I've always loved readIng 17670 Mack Ave. aloud," !>dySEne LInder, a teacher of Enghsh at Umver!>lty Liggett 881-7297 885-2466 Upper School "Probably because I was fortundte to have been read aloud to a lot when I was a child To my customers and friends Also, my father wa!>d marvelous storyteller" WELCOME At an {'arly age Lmder was taken to hve In ColombIa, South Amenca, where SpaOl!>h became hiS fIrst language After that he spent five years III Brazil, movmg to MlChl- e-an when he was 12 veal's old He ,graduated flom Kenyon College, Bogner OhIO, WlleI c he ueveloped d strong mterest m actmg, and recently --- taught for a short penod of tIme III Honduras, Centrdl Amenca Member!> ot the American Asso- CiatIOn of Umverslty Women - Grosse Pomte who plan to attend the group's Annual ChrIstmas Tea, on Dec 12, m Grosse Pomte Umted Photo by Joe Gazd ck MethodIst Church, Will have a Eric Linder, right, previews some of his reading selections for social arrangements chairman Viki Adik, chance to enJoy LInder's readmg second from left, and for program planning committee members Carla Teagan, left, and Peggy Kaiser, skIlls when he presents a program second from right. The program of the day will also include a medley of Yuletide songs by the AAUW of "Chnstma!> LIterature Through the Centune!> "The AAUW Chorus Chorus, under the direction of Mary Jane Starnes. will share the spotlight, smging a Reid, Leila Lynch, Mary Lou galls, Carol Jones, Lee Kolb, Rose Karla Sumner and Joyce Walker medley of YuletIde favol'ltes, Boresch, Gerry Dice, Corinne Lemmerman, Florence Miller, Pat Joan Owens is m charge of social under the dIrection of Mary Jane Dlckmson, Pat Erikson, Mary- Miller, Gene Moore, Gerry Mullen, arrangements for the tea and Starnes helen FeIghner, HIldegarde Ann NIcholson, Elallle Reed, Doro- ElOise Spencer heads up the gene- Chorus members mclude Sue FIchtner, Helen Fisher, Ann In- thy Rleven, Ann Schumacher, ral program committee Grosse Pointe Yacht Club elects directors for the 1985-86year Members of the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club elected four new mem- bers to theIr board of directors at the annual meetlllg on Nov 6 Thomas D Ogden, Edward B Palm, Theodore H Smith, and Charles E Stumb were elected to the 12-member board for three- year terms From our collection of the most exciting fashions On Nov 7, Wayne C Inman was apPolllted to a one-year term on the in the world of skiing. board, fIlhng a vacancy left by out- gOlng Commodore James R Daoust The new board of dIrectors elect- ed the followmg offIcers for 1985-86. John A Boll, commodore; Robert E Yuhn, vice commodore, Photo by W,lhanfHurd Theodore H Smith, rear commo- Front row, left to right, Fred G. Schriever, secretary; Theodore H. Smith, rear commodore; John A. Boll, commodore; Robert E. Yuhn, vice commodore; Dr. Tymon C. Totte, treasurer. Back row, left to dore, Fred G Schl'lever, secre- 6600 Telegraph at Maple • Phone 626-9500 "'• tary, and Dr Tymon C Totte, right: directors Wayne C.lnman, Remie laenen, Richard W. Thams, Edward B. Palm, Charles E. Stumb, •. treasurer George F. Clark, Thomas D. Ogden. t I ! • .' Looking for a special place to have your baby? .. j ...with birthing rooms and sibling classes and candlelight dinners and liberal visiting hours and one, single nurse whos responsible for both you and your ba~ythrough- out your entire stay? Then corne to the Open House Celebration of the new SaintJohn Hospital Perinatal Center for Maternal and Newborn Care For Parents: Tour our state-certIfied Pennatal Center for normal and high risk dellvenes - Meet our obstetriCians, pedlatncians and nursmg staff- See our nationally recognl7ed Neonatal Intensive Care lJllIt for premature ,lOd seriously III Infants - VI.,ltour newly remodeled PediatriC and Pediatric Inten';Ive Care Umt'; for children and teens - Register your children 10 the Child Identification Program spon~orcd h) the Grosse Pomte Woods Pollee Department For Kids: Meet Detroit Tiger Dave Bergman and collect hi" autograph e Pick up free Tshlrts, balloon,; and '/\dopt-A Doll" certificate.,. Watch clowns and maglClan'i .,troillng through the halls. ViSll With ~anta Claus. EnlOY cookies and punch For more mformatlOn call SamtJohn HospItal at ~4~-4000 ~~~2~ . "ollnt lohn I 00 pm to '5 00 pm ., I SaintJohn Hospital j 2210l Moro" Road S.lInl lohn I DelrOlt, Mlthlgan 48216 Pennatal ( enter, PediatrICl nit and •. D 13) 141-4000 p(.(ltatrlt Inltn'iIVeCare Unit . A ~ub'>ldlary of <;, U,lIr Hpillth Corporoltlnn 'lth and '5thflo{m . HospltJI• ,.,~ ---.--..- page Four.B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Sf. Ambrose Parish 'Day's 'Ease, Inc. CHRISTMAS BAZAAR 1014 Maryland Professional housekeeping Grosse Pointe Park for professional people SATURDAY, ~ DEC. 7th, 1985 • Experienced i •~ ". .. • Bonded ~ 10 a.m, . 6 p,m, • Insured 463-7150 "Be it ever so St. Ambrose humble thereJs no place like home. Jl Monday-Fnday Barb Smlhal displays a small sampling of more than 30 tables 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. " Homl' (are "Iur~lIlg of arts and crafts that will be offered to shoppers at St. Am- -- ?r" 'tl' nUl) "h'r'-"1~ brose Christmas Bazaar on Saturday, Dec, 7, at the parish hall, • Homemaking Srn l('{'~ 1014 Maryland, in Grosse Pointe Park. Hours are 10 a.m. to 6 If \~e (dn help) uu \\ Ith ) UUI ~ p.m. Stained glass, imported art from Poland and Israel, jewel. medlcdl or PCI ~ondl <. are // "\ ry, gifts and hundreds of ornaments will be on sale, as well as plea~e (dlJ I \\ all day raffles and a visit from Santa himself. Have lunch at the 343-4357 snack bar, purchase mouth watering deli.foods, baked goods, ~)/;J..,,' and candies to treat the family and yourself. The talented 'r9/rf~l young artist, DarreH SWIft, will be available for caricatures. PM S Prolessionil Medicil Senic~ 20410 Harper Ave ~t;)1. ~ Auto Show Charity Preview Harper Woods, Ml 48225 ~ ~ (1~~.JJ~(;I't~'1 MIJI,aled wrlh Saml John Hmpllal ~r. tickets available locally Serving the surroundrng /~ ~ ,,(I communilles for over 30 years The DetrOIt AutomobIle Dealers Honorary chairmen for the As- ASSOCiationwill present Its annual sistance League of Mr and Mrs. it/1fT ?JV:~( ·~~\ Richard Mayk General co-chair. Chanty Preview to the 70th annual -I u6, /' DetrOlt Auto Show on Jan 10, 1986, men for the league are Judy Rutan .~. ,I ./ I ~ from 7 to 9 pm at Cobo Hall The and Sandi Cook THE PROFESSIONALS WHO CARE :/' -~ ---(Jy~(~ black-he event benefits four chan- All proceeds of the preview Will ties - Easter Seals, the Boys and go to the four chanties There WIll ( A fa.. (": y/ --~r \ GirlS Clubs, Children's Center and be an afterglow at the home of the ASSistance League to the Gary and Sharon Vasher for people Northeast Guidance Center purchasmg tickets through the As- ~/~-~) Tickets are $30 per person and sistance League, ,WORSHIP SERVICES $60per couple They are tax deduc- For ticket and afterglow informa- tible tion, call 824-8000 They're Christ the King St. James First English Lutheran Church Lutheran Church Ev. Lutheran into 20338 Mack GPW "on The Hill" Church 884-5090 McMillan at Kercheval Vermer Road at 884-0511 WedgewoodDrive, everything! -engaged Sunday SChool 9 00 a m Bible Classes 9 00 a m WORSHIP SERVICES Grosse Pomte Wood" Bubbling with joy, children are naturally curious and in- Family Worship 10 30 a m 930 & 11 00 am 88~-;MO terested. They need to know which way to go, what to Istrative medical assisting. Followed by FeUo ...shIp (Nursery 9 30 am) Earl} Worship & Russel- M O'nahan The brldegroom-elect IS a 1980 Hour Sunday School Sunda) School - 9 10 a m choose. And so they need guidance. 930am Late Worslup - 11 00 a m Mary Jane Moore of Warren and graduate of Grosse Pomte South Wed Bible Class 10 00 a m At the Christian Science Sunday School they learn about High School with a bachelor of ap- Paslor George M &heller Paul F Keppler, Paslor Joseph Russel of AnchorvIlle, Joseph P Fabry, Paslor Pas lor Roberl A Rlmbo Bruce Quatman, Pastor God. Here young people consider the choices the Bible Mich., announce the engagement plied sCience degree m construc- tion supervisIOn and management characters made, Sunday School is a resource to use in of theIr daughter, Janean, to Redeemer Faith Lutheran Michael Patnck Monahan, son of from Western Michigan Univer- St. Paul Ev. helping them choose the best, United Mr and Mrs Edward Monahan of sity .'<:r Lutheran Church Methodist Your childl'en are invited to come and explore how God Grosse Pomte Farms A June 20, 1986 weddmg IS (J CHRIST CENTERED - planned .db', Church Church SPIRIT LED guides their lives. The bride-elect IS a ~emor nurs- ~ ~.' 881.6670 Jefferson at Philip mg student at Wayne State Umver- " • • Chalfonte and 20571Vermer 822 2296 sity The bridegroom-elect holds a Eckhardt- Lothrop Just east of 1-94 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SUNDAY SCHOOL bachelor's degree m marketmg Hagerman 9 00 a m Famli) Worslllp Harper Woods Sunday Worship 10 15 a m Every Sunday ot 10 30 a m from Central Michigan Umverslty 10 10 a m EducatlGn lor all 884-2035 Sunda\ S<:hool 9 00 a m and IS currently workmg on hiS Mr and Mrs Wilham Eckhardt HI5a m lIorslup Prayer .t PraIse FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST GROSSE PTE FARMS master's degree at Walsh College of Grosse Pointe Shores announce Nursery all servIces 9 00 a m Church School Wed 7 30 P m 282 Chalfonte m Troy the engagement of their daughter, REV J PHILIP WAHL 10 30 a m WorshIp Pastor A June 1986 weddmg IS planned Robyn, to DaVid Hagerman, son of REV ROBERT CURRY ReI' Don Llchtenfelt Ronald W Schmidt Mr and Mrs Howard Hagerman of Holt, Mlch Grosse Pointe Watts-1V!mrl.s The bride-elect is a graduate of Grosse Pointe Barbara Watts of Grosse Pomte Star of the Sea HIgh School and UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Unitarian Church Farms and Frank Watts of Palm MIchigan State Umverslty, where 211 Moross Road 886-2363 Harbor, Fla, announce the en- she is currently studying Chmese k. 7k~~6t~ gagement of their daughter, and Japanese m preparation for ~ Wendy Lee, to James Wilson Mor- graduate school and a career m m- A Chancel Drama "NOEL ns, son of Mr and I\lrs R Cabell ternational bus mess by The Covenant Players A French Christmas ~~/BM. 7-lJ~. MorrIS of Grosse Pomte CIty The bridegroom-elect ISa gradu- Celebration" Both Services The bride-elect ISa 1981 graduate ate of Michigan State UniverSity 11 a.m. Service of Grosse Pomte South High With a degree m agriculture. He and Church School School, and a graduate of Kalama- plans to earn a master's degree m 9:00 a m WorshIp & Church School 17150 MAUMEE tZkda~w~rtklwnt£/ zoo Valley Commumty College agricultural economics 11:00 a m Worship & Nursery through Kmdergarten 8B1-0420 Dr Robert W Boley Rev. Jack Mannschreck WIth an associate degree 1Il admm- A June 14 wedding IS planned > 1 John Corrado MinIster The Grosse Pointe St. Nicolas scheduled at Christ Church THE SUBJECT FOR THIS SUNDAY IS: Chnstmas is commg on Dec 25, )amin Braun and Duncan McMil- Congregational with Santa Claus, sleigh bells and Ian smg NIcolas as a youth and the "God, the Only and festIval trappmgs three boys miraculously returned Cause and Creator" American Baptist "Samt Nicolas" ISJust as certam to life Church to arrive thIS year at Chnst Church The Legend of Samt Nicolas ISto First Church of Christ, Scientist 240 Cha !fan Ie al Lothrop Grosse Pomte m mU~lcal perfor- Imagme a return on hiS feast day 884-1075 Grosse Pointe Farms •'Preparation: mance on Dec 6, hI!>patron samt He recounts hiS birth and deciSIOn 282 Chalfonte Ave. day BenJamm Britten composed What's the thiS cantata ulll171ng the stage of to devote hImself to God, journeys (4 blocks West of Moross) the church nave and the talents of and Imprisonment, piety and mar- Services Recipe?" orchestra, chancel dnd gallery velous works, and death Sunday 1030 A M St John 1 6-8; 19-28 Sunday School 10 30 A M 9.30& 1115am ~l'\ICes chOirs, and three young boys Fred To celebrate hIS hfe Britten com- Wednesday, 800 P M 9 30 a m Church School eric DeHaven conducts posed thiS work on the occaSIOn of ALL ARE WELCOME Crib room bolh sel"\ ICes Smgmg the adult Nicolas role the Centenary Celebrations of Dr Ro) R lIulchcon Will be DaVid Phelp~. who IS cur. Lancing College, Sussex, III 1948 ReI KCllh 0\ lIarrmglon rently pursu111ggraduate studICs at Its performance IS the second con- the Umverslty of MIchIgan's cert m the 1985/1986 Christ Church Grosse Pointe Woods School of MU';lc Phelps was wm- musIc series Tickets are $8 and PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH x""1 ST MICHAEl'S ner of the Oberlm Concerto Com- avallable at the church office (885- 19950 Mack Avenue EPISCOPAL petitIOn The Kirk 111 the-Hdl,; chOIr 4841) or the mght of the perfor- (taltway between Moross and Verrller Rl»d::ll CHURCH 886-4300 ~ WillJom the ChII.,t Church chOlrs of mance 2Mi') SUI'"lngdale Park men, boys and girl,>, and chorale Samt NIcolas comes to Christ 11 a.In Divine Worship (.r()';~e POinte \\00<15 for thIS productIon ChOIrboys Church, 61 Grosse Pomte Boule- AAI-4S20 Brent Jahnke, Ryan Baller, Ben- vard, on FrIday, Dec. 6, at 8 pm. Christmas ChOIr S 00 a m 1101\ Eucharlsl "SONG OF CHRISTMAS." 10 10 am Choral Euchanst and Carol-Along set at First Lutheran by the Chancel ChOIr Serm"n Sunda) <;ehool Richard Johns Helen "fcCanach,c I \ursery AI allable) The FIrst Engh.,h Evangehcal tma Judson, will be on hand to help dlreclor orgal1lst Lutheran Church, 800 Vermer Rd lead the caroling And, for the \\eekdaj Euchansl Nursery prOVIded ChIldren s ~unday SChool q 10a m Tue,daj m GrossE' Pomte Wood." mVltE'S fmale, the audience Will be Illvited Rector Roht'rl F \0111 eVE'ryone to come ,md "Carol- to Jom 10 the "HallelUjah Chorus" Karen P EI an a~oclale Along' on Sunday, Dec 8 at 7 10 from Handel's "Messiah" qIMJ(' ("f+.mlp ('i\{mu.}wl r{fhmth Lookmg ~'O" F'rlend<;hlp T mpo"nl( 10 pl,in lour ,p~lI,d I\Cnt -- 1,111 979-1400. V,Ol '\j) II" (,) r OIL Of IHf R\T R\(1 (\1 [ f \IR1JlIIl\ ~ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 7:00 P.M - SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14 - 11:00 A.M. - SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, NOON Preview beg rlSDecember 6 'hrough the sa'es dates \0 5 Pr~ SpeCial hhlbltlorl Wednesday December 11 urltll 9 p m Call or wrlle for a free broc~ure aeSCrlpllve catalogues postpaid S1000 • 'Cour'esl Vole! Park,rlg all three auction days" FEATURING: FRIDAY Handcarved Duck Decoys Paul Storr Georgian Sliver Large collection of Goerglan sliver flatware Victorian Silver R S Prussia 'Red Star porcelains SATURDAY Scottish Sampler Audubon Print 18th Century Sheraton Knife Boxes American Cherrywood Tallcase clock LOUISIcart SUNDAY Modern graphiCS by Miro Chagall. Thomas Hart Benton, Picasso Joseph Webb Signed Peach blow vase Northwest Indian Totem Pole Carl Milies bronze Antique Furniture Jo .. pIl Webb Ilgned Rolley Watches Carl Mille. bronre peachblow ...... H 12" Items of Interest K P \1 PO'('E"I air, lov'Jl f oullon ,!euben Dramorld and fine SCUlpture He ~ Hopkin (SCollIlhIA_anI19ll>-201h C... tury 011on canvas 23'1." J( 15';''' o.org J ...... Sterling Sllv .. lruft bowl L 16".102 Ttoy OL Signed o-g Jensen See our collection of fine furs on sale now George IV Mqu,,,(j mahogany wine coole, c 182030 W 31 H 2211 ..' 0 21'/2 Open Sunday, Noon - 4 p.m. Ill') I 1'1 J' If< f'(ln \\('rHH Now accepting consignments of f), Iroll 'I" h h.m 4 OJ Thursday, December 5, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven-B (!/ub and (!hurch Hews Professional for the occasion are: Mrs EdWin S Rose and Louise Owen Louisa St. Clair DAR Delta Gamma Alumnae Baptist Life Association Deeplands Garden Club Secretaries LOUIsa St Clair Chapter of the The Grosse Pomle Alumnae Al,- BaptIst Life AssociatIOn, a Saturday, Dee 7, members WIll A meeting of the Macomb Chap- Women Lawyers National Society of the Daughters sociatlon of Delta Gamma gath- fraternal msurance orgamzatlOn, viSIt the Moross House on East Jef. ter ProfessiOnal SecretarIes Inter- The Wayne County RegIOn of the of the Amencan RevolutIOn Will ered on the evenmg of Nov 15, III aSbists Baptist churches in com- ferson Avenue, Detroit, to enjoy national will be held on Wednes- Women Lawyers ASSOCIatIOn of meet at 10:30 a m on Thursday, the WhIther home of Susan Damos mumty mlSStlOnprojects Through the beautIful Chrtstmas decora- day, Dec 11, at Kmg's Mill Inn, MIchigan WIllhold Its holiday party Dec 12,at the home of Mrs George of Grosse POinte Park A pre- ItS local chapter at Grosse Pointe tions, "VISIOns of Sugar Plums." 16655 Nmeteen Mile Rd., Mt. Clem- on Thursday, Dec. 12, at 6:30 p.m., F. Ryckman Mrs GeorgeT Edson, holiday celebration mcludmg a BaptIst Church, the BaptIst Life Followmg the VIsit there will be ens The evemng wIll begm at 5'30 at the home of former PreSident regent, WIll preSIde at the busmess complete ThanksgiVing feast of ASSOCiatIon recently donated $600 luncheon and a Christmas gift ex- pm with a cash bar, dinner at 6: 15 Lorraine Weber, 2225 Burns (be- meeting during whIch there WIllbe turkey and all the tnmmlngs was III a matchmg funds program to the change pm and the program at 7'30 p m. tween Vernor and Kercheval) m election of delegates to the DAR prepared by VICe PreSident Pns- MlssiOnarv Workers mISSIOnm De- The cost of the buffet IS $11 25 for IndIan Village. Contmental Congress. Luncheon cilla Martysz of the Park while Ann trOIt Thls.$1,200 project helped the PSI members and $12 25 for non A donation of $10will be collected reservations are bemg taken by Baxter, also of the Park served as ml:'SlOn purchase much needed St. Margaret PSI members at the door and all proceeds WIllgo Mrs. Charles E Marchessault and co-hostess. All members contnb tables and chairs whIch are used of Scotland uted Items for several food basketl, The program for the evemng Will to the Women's JustIce Center. For Mrs Ernest Gdlesple for medls, Sunday classes and ser- St Margaret of Scotland Partsh WhICh were donated to the Capu- be the ChIppewa Valley HIgh more mformatlOn, call Sharon A FollOWing the business meetmg, vIces Concert SerIes, "Sundays at chm Soup Kitchen School ChOIr Kennedy, 354-3500. the speaker will be Jamce Deer, BaptI:,t LIfe AssoclatlOn whICh IS Seven," presents Its annual Chnst- For further mformatJOn, please dIrector of program for the North The Annual Chnstmas AuctIOn headquartered m Buffalo, New mas Concert on Sunday, Dec 8, at WIllbe held on Dec 9, at the home contact DIane Baker at 939-0059 Widow's Organization Amencan IndIan ASSOCIatIOn of York prOVides funds to local chap- the church, 21201 13 Mile Road, St of Marge Peabody of Grosse POinte after 6 p m. The format of the next WIdow's DetrOIt, Inc. Her presentatIOn WIll ters thdt request funds for speCIfIC CIty Th:s successful fundr.:lIscr :s ClaIr Shores I..Olll..o:lll tho; ufbdl1 Amenl-an In- ..,1 VJ('-.-t~ th~ t \"1:11be of assls~ncc The Concert, entItled" Home lor OrgamzatlOn meetlng Will be the always an enjoyable event whIch dIan and the problems faced WIth to theIr commumty the Holidays" Will feature St Mar- Windmill Pointe seventh annual Christmas party on raIses valuable scholarshIp money Wednesday, Dec. 11, starting at coping WIth city life It wdl be bas- garets adult ana children's chOIr, Garden Club _ed on the programs functlomng at Any Delta Gammas Interested In 7'30 pm III the Dearborn CIvic attendmg may contact Ann Baxter Grand Marais the Lakeshore HIgh School GIrls "HistOriC Gardens" with Center, MIchigan and Greenfield the Indian Center and how legisla- Glee Club, David and Anthony at 886-0538 Marilyn Tuchow was the program Avenues tion formed these programs She Garden Club Lemelin and other featured per- topic for the Windmill Pomte It WIll be a pot luck dmner and will hIghlight the Impact of these Farm and Garden The Chflstmas meetmg of the formers. Garden Club's monthly meetmg on members are suggested to brmg services on the IndIan Commumty Grand MaraiS Garden Club WIll be Tickets are for the concert, avaIl- Nov. 6, held at the home of Mrs. vanous food and beverages Association held on Dec 9 at the home of able m advance or at the door, are Lawrence Wixson, whose co-host- There Will be a $3 grab bag and AARP The Grosse Pomte Shores Esther Nagel The luncheon co- $3 for adults, $2 for semors and ess for the day was Mrs Paul Branch of Woman's NatIOnal Farm ho:,tesses are Irene Weed and Mrs Santa Claus WIll help distrib- The Dee 9 meeting of the Grosse students and $1 for chl1dren 12 and Woerner. Mrs. George Malley, and Garden Association WIll meet Margaret Young Shirley Goolsby ute the presents. Various govern- Pomte chapter, AARP #3430, Will under Further mformation may be preSident, conducted the business for Its regular monthly meeting ment officials have been invited to be held at the NeIghborhood Club will present a program of slides on obtained by calling the pansh of- mectmg wish the members "Happy Holi- tomorrow Fnday, Dec 6, at the "Gardens of the BIble." at 17150Waterloo III Grosse Pointe fICe at 293-2249, 9 a m -9 p m Members voted to decorate the days. " home of Mrs. DaVid Martin who Library of the Moross House, home Plans have been fmalized for a The offICers and board of dIrec- will be aSSIsted by co-hostesses of the DetrOit Garden Center, for Madn Gras Dinner on Tuesday, tors WIll meet at noon Those WIth Mrs PhIllip Dlckmson and Mrs THINKING OF A NEW the Chnstmas project, with Mrs. Feb. 11, starting at 6'30 p m m the luncheon reservatIons will meet at Robert S King Following lunch- Erik Erikson and Mrs. Ralph Rentage House on Schaefer Rd , 12:30 p.m and the general meeting eon and a bUSiness sessIOn the Dewey as hostesses and program one block south of Warren Ave. will take place at 1:30 p m members WIll vIew Chnstmas chaIrman Mrs Charles Weikel and sl1des of mtenors and doorways KITCHEN? Tickets and reservations for thIS Officers for 1986wdl be installed DOrIS Woerner as co-ordmators. festive dinner can be made by The new offIcers are' preSIdent, With commentary phoning the orgamzation's office at Mrs Gad Seltz, vice preSIdent, Historic Memorials 9fJ 9f6 'By Cu6~ I First English 582-3792 Attendance is open to WId- Hazel Ashley; secretary, Margaret 9t'6 itt Ct C€oM by ~ Evangelical ows and friends, male or female, Asarovits; treasurer, Cathenne Society I and the price is $9, including tip Goodsell The Hlstonc MemOrIals SocIety Lutheran Church ,nd tax To be installed for a three-year WIll have ItS Christmas Luncheon CALL THE PROFESSIONALS On Sunday, Dec 15, at 11 a.m , term on the board of dIrectors are at the DetrOit Golf Club on Dec 6 the First English Evangelical Women's Association Esther Peters, James Masten, and After lunch, there will be a Chnst- Lutheran Church, located at Ver- The Women's Association of the LUCIlleAlthen, and for a two-year mas Musicale Barbara Hawsley, nier and Wedgewood m Grosse Grosse Pointe Congregational- term, Angela Fowler LydIa Swan- soprano, and Doreen Taylor, pian- Pointe Woods, will hold its seasonal American Baptist Church IS spon- son and Albert Yaklin Will be the ISt, Will entertam Mrs George Music Sunday service. This ser- soring the James Topp Singers, new nominating commIttee mem- Ryckman, of RIvard Boulevard, IS Vice, a celebration of the Festlval formerly the Goldberg Concert bers preSIdent For further information, ~5~~~:!~~F'+881.1024 of Chnstmas through mUSIC, will Choir of DetrOIt for the Christmas Entertamment for the day Will be contact Mrs John Pamer, 882-7879, Ui6it llWl ~ mvolve the partlcipation of five of Program on Tuesday evening, Dec. presented by the "Go-Go Granmes." or Mrs Edward Truswell, 585-0127 the church chOIrs, as well as a 10. This group is sponsored by the chamber orchestra Works to be Michigan Council of Arts and has performed mclude Giovanni Per- won many honors throughout Mich- KNlnlNG AND WEAVING YARNS. golesi's "Glory to God," the fIrst igan. The program will be pre- 25% DISCOUNT movement of J S. Bach's "Bran- ceeded by a family pot-luck dinner Wool Silk. Alpaca, Acrylics, Mohair, Colton, Cashmere denburg No.5," the John Rutter at 6 p m Guests are invited to hear CAROL GRAY STUDIO setting of "Joy to the World," and the singers at 7:30 p.m. 315 Lakeland • 882.2428 Mozart's "Church Sonata m C Ma- Mon. Tues. 10:00-4:00 • Or By Appointment jor" wrItten for organ and orches- St. James tra. A free Will offermg wIll be taken Christmas Concert durmg thIS servIce For more mfor- St. James Lutheran Church will mahon, please call the church of- present a Christmas concert Wed- Parvin Mirabadi, M.D. hce at 884-5040during regular busi- nesday, Dec. 11, at 7:30 p.m. at the ness hours. church, 170 McMillan. The "Cus- Is pleased to announce tom Blend" quartet from the East Grosse Pointe Pointe chapter of Sweet Adelines the relocation of her office and Marjorie, Darnel and BenJa- for the practice of Parl{ Garden Club min Etschmann wIll entertam. Mrs John A Ross will open her Refreshments will follow the ser- home on Monday, Dec. 9, for the vice For more information, call Obstetrics, gynocology - Grosse Pomte Park Garden Club 884-0511 colposcopy meeting and luncheon. Mrs. H. Sanborn Brown will assIst her. Mah-Nah-Be-Zee at Followmg a bus mess meeting Questers 18811 E. 10 Mile Rd. conducted by Mrs. RIchard Mertz, The Mah-Nah-Be-Zee chapter of Roseville, MI there WIllbe an all member particI- Questers will meet Dec. 12, at the pa tion m a cookie exchange with home of Mrs. Joseph Thomas on accompanying recipes. Hillcrest Rd. The presIdent, Mrs byappt 774-4664 J Hertel, will presIde at the meet- Pointe Garden Club ing. The program will be "Christ- Hark, the herald cookies bnng! mas Customs" and Christmas The Pomte Garden Club will hold ornaments will be made Home- its annual Cookie Exchange on made cookies WIll be exchanged Monday, Dec. 9, at 10.30 a.m. m the Members attending WIll be from Jbt .shops of Garden Center room at the Grosse Harper Woods, Detroit, Grosse EARN YOUR Pomte War Memorial. Hostesses Pomte, Mt Clemens and Warren. POTENTIAL W41lol\.Pi~ru 16828 Kercheval • Grosse Pointe JOSEPH P. PEISE with LAMIA IS LOOKING FOR 884.1330 INDEPENDENT HAIR STYLISTS, NAIL TECHNICIANS AND FACIALISTS.CALL 884-1710 UPHOLSTERING & DECORATING FOR LEASING INFORMATION The Ultimate Caribbean Resort Servicing the Polntes for over 30 }'ears Casa de CampO Wide Selection of I CASUAL & [LAMIA] 7,000 acres of luxury Free pick-up & delivery on the Caribbean in free estimates DECORATIVE VA 2.9660 the Dominican Repub1i.c1 12339 HAYES FABR1CE.' 98 KERCHEVAL • On-the-HIII ~:;allonlJlOn \ " \ Thursday, December 5, 1985 _~age Eight.B GROSSE POINTE NEWS -Weddings Cleveland, OhiO Bfldesmaids were Ivory lace with cap sleeves and the ceremony. The bnde's slster- tnp to Hawall They Will live III El satIn sashes They carned arm 1O-Iaw,Penny Steyer, was the solo- Jebel, Cola June Kunkel, sister of the groom, RoseVIlle, and Cmdi Capobres and bouquets of birds of paradise, pur- ISt The bnde attended Colorado ple freesia, gypsophiha and tropi- Mountam College She IS employed Nancy Pecar, friends of the bnde, cal greens. by the Colorado West RegIOnal DetrOit The flower girl was EmIly The best man was John R LeVan-Ground Mental Health Center Craft, fflend of the bnde, Grosse Emery, fnend of the groom, The groom IS a graduate of Pomte Farms They wore ivory Chapm, N C Ushers were David Sheleen MarIe LeVan, daughter Grosse Pomte South Hlgh School tea-length gowns WIth cowl necks Becker and Bruce Levy, frIends of of Mr and Mrs. Dan LeVan of and IS manager and vice preSIdent and satin skIrts They carrIed bou- Glenwood Springs, Colo, and Chris- the groom, MIamI, Fla , Edward of the Aspen Rent-All III Aspen, quets of FUgl'S heather and baby's CYPlOt III, frIend of the groom, topher Carl Ground, son of Mr and Colo breath New York, NY, Jack WIthrow, Mrs Carl J Ground of Grosse Pns Cutler of Glenwood Sprmg~ The best man was Steve Socia, fnend of the groom, BIrmmgham, Po1OtePark, were marned on June was orgamst fnend of the groom, Grosse Pomte Mlch , Robert Slgnst, fnend of the 8 at the Umted Methodist Church of Farms Ushers were Shepherd groom, Altamonte Sprmgs, Fla Glenwood Sprmgs Norton Jr, brother of the bnde, The mother of the bnde wore a The Rev Lonme Eakle offIciated Grosse Po1Ote Farms, Gary dress of Ivory pleated chiffon, at the 1 p m ceremony which was Kunkel, brother-1O-law of the trImmed wIth Chanhlly lace and followed by a receptIOn and dance groom, RoseVIlle, Al Socia, frIend seed pearls She wore a corsage of at the Eagles' Hall 10 Glenwood of the groom, Grosse Pomte Euchans hhe!l Sprmgs, Colo. Farms The nngbearer was WIl- The mother of the groom wore an The bnde wore a gown WItha ruf- ham M Keller IV, frIend of the i\ Newcomer, chang_f.re.ldence, baby callI, and enllagementl. 881-5618 GROSSE POINTE Hostess Helpers can take you out of the ktlchl'Il du~ng the hohdays ENTER •.• The Great Entertainers Wonderful food - Tastefully presented ••• • Brunch • Cocktail Parties • Dinners 886-0949 "OSTESs 884-7168 ,flu" )l n. 't\..£lPERs ,1<" 6 pm Le Fleur Friends of V~ion Flowers For All Occas,ons The Friends of Vision opened the holiday season with an open house at the home of John and Suzie Lambrecht on Nov. SpeCialiZing Tn S,lk 13. The home was converted to a Christmas wonderland ot Weddmg Consultant 9 Stieff animals, Madame Alexander dolls and trains, as well as a variety ot Christmas decorations. Above, Betsy Hessburg and 881 6894 8864783 Suzie Lambrecht admire a Stieff animal. F~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ For your Holiday entertaining, ,) ~ Grosse Pointe Inter-Faith for Racial Justice, Inc. ~ or as exciting, useful gifts, i PRESENTS THE ELEVENTH ANNUAL HOLLY MART ON W these Nature Creation W Friday, Dec 6, 1985 - Noon. 5 pm i Servers will add elegance to ~ Saturday, Dec 7, 1985 - 10 am - 3 P m ~ any table and bring Compliments to you! 71 GROSSE POINTE WAR MEMORIAL i ./ >C'PI'f<~(».rlJfv ~ 32 lakeshore Dr., Grosse Pointe Farms ~ by grQJ0~Q(~- W AdmisSion Donal,on $1 00 i tl! Children 12 and unaer Free i i For more ,nlormalon Call 8826464 W ... ad lteuu6e yeU'le ~ I i Iuj fU gijt, yeu give ... lIwti6 i PARTICIPATING ARTISTS I Pi KRISTINE CAMPBELL - Porce!al'1pdtery LINDA A HADERER - Soft counlry lol~ RACHELLE NEUMANN - Cliche Verre W I functional and abstract form, art plmt ve wall hangings comb nallO'1of photography and pnntmak i / tl! CELLAR WORKSHOP With PATSMITH & KATHY HAWLEY HERZOG - Childrens Ing tl! cSlade~ = EMMY CAVERLY - Ch'drens pUN'If>S ,'pms txJOkends h'OCks MARY MODELL - Handwoven throws ~ ~ CREATIVE METALWORKS by JOSEPH E SANDRA M HUMMEL - Collectible ve<;ls coals a.rd 'l<'arvrs f.( II:! FERRIS - Decorative metal sculplure ceramws tJells mdgS ste'n,> MARCIA BAILEY PENN - F,ocr art blan it ~ CAROL CZECHO'NSKI - A vallely 01hol' THERESA POLITOWICZ HEIAES - ke's SCilrves linens wall hangings tl! J( day and other wrealhs Watrrcolors CONSTANCE POWELL - Pf>nand Ink 'l: Gift Wrapping Experience Slade's II:! BARBARA DALTON-EMERY - Poltery ANN HENNING - Ornamf>nls prints espeCially of metropol'tan area W = MARTHA ELDREDGE - JCVlelry HMONG STITCHERY - Pang Oao JEANNE PROM - Walf>rcolors tl! u.P.S. Delivery throughout the USA Executive Gift Planning Service to! RICHARD FOOTMAN - Fine wooden (nf'edIPWOrk)'und onal "no of>COrat,w NANCY PROPHIT - 011 skelch portra.ts fA: at \'Cry Spenal Sdvmgs • je'Nelry boyes and olher functional ,tems JOHN M HOOD - Waierfowl Cilrvmgs <;ome on the spol portraits • ~ MICHELLE GAUTHIER - Pen and mk In STAN HUEY - Jewelry CHARLOTTE RAYMOND known asCHAZ i R d,an pnnts and cards RUSS JIMISON - Custom I'.ood Batik wearable'> ~ 2q721 Northwe~tem Hwy (b~n 12 & n Mile) i STUART GRAY - Crystalline porce1aJn ADRIANNE R KING - Bltlk..s GAIL RYDER - Jewelry rot Applegate Square • Soothfi('ld (13) 3~4-006f> II Chnstmas ornamenls CLARISSA JOHNSON - rOflra!' pnnt, of P TEEPLES - Pnnl~ • it ... - Holld.y Hour< MilO fl "" TO-, ~n 12 \ LR PAM tiARRAH~_ Hand paln!ed s,o,ealslwts~~ children at play~~_~pen and Ink cards JIM~~_~~_~~~WEBERS - PatlNy ~W Thursday, December 5, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine-B. Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange ...' THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY @ BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE @ '.~, ~~~},'";,o~ SINK HOPE••• OR II s neVCf 100 Lue 10 le-amhowlOsw,m JUSIC2JJUS and "gn up tor a SWIM? R GROSSE POINTE FARMS OFFICE the TAPPAN AND 90 Kercheval Besl Christmas ASSOCIATES 884-6200 Present 01All ST, CLAIR SHORES OFFICE [B 23915 E. Jefferson REALTOR' 775.6200 FIRST OFFERING Investors lake note Ex- ceptional bnck two famIly Income WIth two bedrooms and one bath In each umt Excellent location m the CITY Close to shoppmg, S~ 20439 MAC.K AVENUE schools and transportation Seperate utIhtles Grosse POinte Woods Cal! for an appomtment today E,1::, g'~ ~e4~ "lTllf)r~ Sflle~ (lwl Frit)tl(I ... tn) lImle'I' 886-8710 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 1410VERNIER RD - \\ ell priced Coloma I offermg three bedrooms. natural fIreplace m hVlng room, OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 den Roof five ye CONDOMINIUM In St C1dlr Shore~ near Grosse Pomte Only two years old All on one floor Two large SHOREHAM A farm Colomal \\ lth cedar WHITTIER Vacant lot located near lake be bedrooms, centrdl all, full ~ILPd g\ m and whIrlpool avaIlable to all owners Refrigerator and range shake roof Featunng four bedrooms, three tween Jefferson and the water Very prIvate mcluded plus washer dnd dryer cOmbInatlOn Terrace With doorwall With court yard and one half baths, garden room, lIVing room and lovely street With larger homes and well WIth natural fireplace, fIrst floor master bed- mamtaIned nClghborhood Lot size IS70 x 155 VACANT LOT - Grosse POInte Wood~ 35xlJ5 Priced at $8,800 room and bath, second floor sewmg room, Offered at $37,000 Bnng In all offers brick patIO and lovely yard Great locatIOn -~fim£nro~ ~~~t\t:£, ~nc. .'. 17108 MACK ~Edgar &assodates 886-9030 ~:I 114 KERCHEVAL 886-6010 HOMES SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT PRICE REDUCED 868 Westchester - Three bedroom ColOnial, for- Three bedroom horne located m the Farms New mal dmIng room, famIly room, screened porch, kitchen WIth work Island, lovely famIly room and two and one half baths, attractively decorated, a multi level deck for the nicer weather Owner new cement m yard and drIve In 1984 transferred Beautifully mamtalned and tastefully decorated Under $100,000 797 MIDDLESEX - A FIRST OFFEHING I , , Manageable home In a \ ery prestigIOus ared of larger house~ Located on one of Grosse POinte Natural woodwork throughout thiS claSSICTudor Park's fme~t and most ~ecluded streets Its many sItuated m the hCdrt of the FARMS The step-down features mu~t be seen to be apprecIated I Four IIvmg room IS mtlmate, the family room IS open large bedroom~ ....lth ba lhs lavatory on fll'St floor, and the kitchen IS convenient and modern Add large hVllIg room WIth natural flreplace formal that to the charm of a master bedroom WIth fire- dmmg room family room WIth IIet bar, spacIous place and you have ~slbly the best SIXbedroom kitchen \\ Ith \~ork area, basement rccreahon home on the market room \\ Ith natural fireplace, cenlalr air condItIOn Ing garage door opener, lawn sprinkler s)stem and much more" Call today for a private shOWing' , lI08 BERKSHIRE - Fabulous EnglIsh Tudor on SANTA'S COMING EARLY SItuated near the a fme street In the Park Newer four and one half lake thIS spacIous Tudor has five bedrooms, four car garage wllh "roughed m" carnage house and one half baths, a huge modern kItchen and Home features great rooms SIZes, five bedrooms, sunny den There I~ a three car garage and two four baths, lIbrary, butler's pantry, natural fIre- natural fIreplaces The best buy m the area. only places, all the features to make thIS an outstand- $140,000 mg buy 'l76 BARRINGTON - OPEN SUNDA Y I l remodeled four bedroom Tudor home WIth two baths and OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 a large lot Excellent opportumt\ ' $66llOO" I PRUDENT BtJYERS WILL LOOK CAR1':nJLLY at thIS three bedroom bungalow and WIll like l'i'lOOWI:-JDMILL POI NTE 2()(1 feet of IIa fer frontage I 1"eaturlng four bedrooms, three and one half what thpy ~ee Thl~ custom hllIlt home on a large lot features n 1I'i'i MAHYLAM) ('ute enough to he profe~~lonaJly decorated owner has done a splendId Job LEASE/OPTION Gorgeou~ flm~hcd hard\\ ood floor'> modern kItchen, natural woodwork, Pewablc tile fIreplace You Centrally located m GROSSE POlNTr: CITY Thl'>charmmg older home offers updated kItchen, three • mu<;t ~ee to appreclate' bedrooms, two full baths, and a ma~ter <;U1teon the second floor Priced to sell In the sevenLJes \ \ Page Ten-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, December 5, 1985 IOPEN SUNDAY 2-51 Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange 1845 KENMORE - Grosse Pointe Woods THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVE~ Great starter house, property abuts GhesqUlre Park Sharp Colomal, three ~ BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE _8 bedrooms, one and one half baths. covered porch, two car garage Only $87,500 987 LAKESHORE RD, GROSSE POINTE SHORES, two bedrooms, one and one half 536 GLEN ARBOR baths, and family room All on one floor ATIENTION OUT-OF-TOWNERS OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 P m SINE REALTY INCOME PROPERTY 612-614 ALTER ROAD, Stdr of the Sea and North HIgh at your doorstep Elegant custom-bUIlt center IT'S WORTH YOUR TIME two family brick and two bedrooms eaC'h umt entrance brick Colomal, four or five bedrooms, two and one half bath, 1'0 CALL SINE paneled famtly room With fireplace, large Iutchen With eatmg area, marble VACANT LOT' 121x 167Jefferson Ave, corner foyer With circular staIrs and utlhty room Call for details 3,300 sq fl of Ulllverslty Place Sellers are anxIOus for reasonable offers Priced $219,000 HARPER WOODS 20476 Damman - Beautiful, brick ranch WIth natural hrepalce, kitchen with eatlUg area, Jfoqn$. ~oonman,,( BY APPOINTMENT three bedrooms or two bedrooms and den, 1m Computeflzed - Multl/'s/ed CLA~C;ICI<'ARMCOLONIAL - WILLOW TREE PLACE A umque floor pldn maculate, move.m condition for the profeSSIOnal who elects to work at home Four bedrooms, two dnd 93 KERCHEVAL 886-3060 GROSSE POINTE 19660 Country Club - Price reduced, three one half baths featUring extra room advantages mcludmg den, library Established 1951 or office, and a large comfortable family room With natural fireplace A bedroom, brick, bungalow, Grosse PaIUte double patIO and a secluded backyard and a most desirable Shores loca School DIStnct. large kitchen Withappliances, tlOn add to the charm We mVlte you to call today for your appomtment family room, flrushed basement, two and one half car garage. newer roof and furnace, qrnck 4820 GRAYTON, DETROIT- occupancy REDUCED $22,000 Brick bungalow south of Warren, two bedrooms, one bath, den, new gas fur- GROSSE POINTE WOODS ,,~(''' Tnt"",,," recie<'0r.ten 2209Hampton - Three bzdroom, Calo!,!.1 p('wpr kitchen-no, wax floor, new roof, natural fireplace, nicely decorated, full basement With 1.... _- I)all11S. lavatory, low $50's --QtlCCl1 George Palms PEAL TORS Wallace Guertler SINE REALTY Wtlbam Queen Gerald Leone HOMES Gloria Barker Herb Lorenz MULTILIST SERVICE FARMS OFFICE Leo Drolshagen Jr Tracl Tapert 884-7000 17646 MACK 886-4444 FIRST OFFERINGS FARMS FOU R BEDROOM - $165,000,three and PRICE REDUCED one half baths, attached garage and family room Extra features mclude mground spnnk- leeS, new furnace With central all' and fire- place 10 master bedroom IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - Four bedroom, Our Guide to Homes Magazine features 142 two and one half bath, newer Woods Colomal, family room With fireplace, attached garage, cen- beautiful homes available for sale in the tral all', converuent floor plan, transferred owner metropolitan Detroit area. You'll find your LlNCOLJ\I ROAD ENGLISH TUDOR WIth Old copy inserted in today's paper. World <-harm Touches of stamed and leaded glass, EDGEMERE RD - NEW ENGLAND COL- ne\\lcr kItchen, three bedrooms and two and one ONIAL arcllltecturally outstandmg home near OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 half baths Priced compehhvely Lakeshore, four bedrooms, two and one half 829 BerksQire. Grosse Pomte Park 4 bdrm Colomal $153,000 CENTER HALL - Four bedroom on popular baths. large family room, kitchen With bullt- Lakeland, near the "Village" shops Nearly 3,000 1536Brys, Grosse Pointe Woods 3 bdrm Bungalow $76,900 10 apphances, oversized attached garage, 22410'Colony, St Clair Shores 3 bdrm Bungalow $49,900 square feet of IIvmg area With speCial features beauhful mamtenance free yard SPECTACULAR I BEAUTIFUL I OUTSTAND- such as a 21x17family room Withfireplace and wet 23203Johnston. E DetrOlt 4 bdrm Ranch $87.500 ING quality a.nd craftsmanship all and 19636Kenosha, Harper Woods 4 bdrm Bungalow $43,900 bar. Three car garage, situated on a spacIOus AUTHENTIC FARM COLONIAL - mmutes from more have been said of thiS magmflcent and 6OxlB3lot 59 Lakeshore, Grosse Pomte Farms 4 bdrm Colomal $320,000 hlstonc home For the dlscnm10atmg buyer, the Ren Cen, be the flfSt home Tills ISthe per- 801 Lmcoln, Grosse Pomle CIty 3 bdrm Colomal thiS executive reSidence Will enhance your fect home for family hvmg and entertammg 468 McKmley, Grosse Pomte Farms 3 bdrm CLASSIC TUDOR - Five bedrooms, four and one Coloma I $94,500 famlhes hfe-style and prOVidethe perfect sur- It features four family bedrooms and three full 47 Wllhson. Grosse Pomte Shores 3 bdrm Ranch $217,000 half baths, raised paneled hbrary With beau- baths, family room With fireplace, paneled roundlllgs for elegant and gracious entertam- hful woodwork and paneled doors throughout 39230 Clearvlew, Harrison 4 bdrm Colomal $88,500 lllg The most lllterestmg and fabulous details hbrary With full adjacent bath and a deep lot Forced all' heat With central all', large two With large pool Willbe rendered to you when you lllqulre_ Call story foyer which leads to all rooms, lllcluchng OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 about the home Grosse Pomters have admired 867 Umverslty. Grosse Pomte City 3 bdrm Colomal an overSized step-down hvmg room $85,000 and loved for years LEWISTON - Extraordmary New England Col- 805 Canterbury, Grosse Pomte Woods 4 bdrm Colomal $157,000 omal III superb Farms locatlon Modern kit- 395 Mt Vernon, GroSse Fofnte Farms 3 bdrm Colomal $89,900 chen, master bedroom and slttmg room With NEWER INCOME PROPERTY - HARCOURT fll'eplace_ Heated garden room plus four fami- Both umts feature two bedrooms and one of ly bedrooms Hardwood floors and large en- the apartments has been slgrnflcantly updated trance foyer make thiS home With the picket to lllclude a new kitchen Priced at $125,000to fence say "welcome to all that enter" sell Ideal for the owner-occupant or the In- vestor trylllg to make last mmute tax-plan- NEWER Center Entrance Colomal near Rose Ter- mng Be part of the hot Grosse Pomte rental race Perfect floor plan for entertammg or market family activIties Large family room WithfIre place, five bedrooms, three and one half baths, 882.5200 attached garage, spacIOus lot * * BY APPOINTMENT * * I -'- ~-~...=. ~ ~~-... ~- ;, '" -~-=. ~~- - '=? ~ ------",.....------.:;.~~~~- -~ Beautifully reconstructed Georgian Colomal With both Start the New Year off nght 10 )'our own new home GracIOus center entrance Colomal offers fresh new de- a view of the lake and the golf course Among the out- Don't mJSSour custom brIck Colomal on a qUIet cul- ~. .. _ ..... 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".""'-Y'f""'"lrl'-'-" -,w...... ,...... ,.-...-~-,,-r-"...--.-....~~~~ Page EJeven-B hursday, December 5, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS PRIME INCOME PROPERTY - The perfect In- ENGLISH AT IT'S FINEST - Spauous home vestment opportunity Each urnt features fire- features large rooms and !>olldold fashIOned Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange place, dmmg room and two bedrooms quality Four bedrooms, three and one half THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY TransportatIOn and shoppIng m the Village are baths, a paneled library, screened terrace, two blocks away recreatIOn room With fireplace @ BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE @ GROSSE POINTE SHORES - Custom bUIll Col- PERI<'ECT STARTER HOME - Harper W<> Stunmng center entrance Geoqpan Colomalloaded With traditional charm on ISLAND LANE - ExceptlOnal home bUIlt for an upbeat theme Roomy fIve bedrooms, three and one half baths Great loca- bUilders olNnuse on a private lane south of Jef- tion - OPEN SUNDAY 2 5 fer!>on CeramIc tlle foyer Oak paneled hbl ary 26x26famll) room With fireplace dnd BY APPOINTMENT hot tub Mdster bedroom has fireplace Four bedrooms and three and one half baths In all PEMBERTON - Dlstmcllve brick Colomal WIth BARRINGTON - Honeymoon cottage or cozy re- Three car attached garage Central air large yard has great potenllal for the decora- tirement home or anythmg m between thIS tor/handy man Four bedrooms, cedar closet, three bedroom bungalow could answer a SOMERSET - Two famIly bmk flat TIW bed den, kJtchen and pantry, and central arr are just mullltude of housmg needs (and for a very af- rooms m each umt Natural fireplaces Rec- a few of the many features fordable price 1 ) I eatlOn room Separate utlhtles 'f\1'0 e.ar garage 79,000 TORREY - Beautiful three bedroom semI ranch MARYLAND - Four bedroom family home WIth Huge hVlng room WIth natural fireplace, mar- RIVARD - Two family brick flat WIth two bed SOMERSET - Two famllv brIck flat Three bed large remodeled kitchen, new furnace, and hot ble and slate hearth Central air, alummum rooms m each umt Screened porche!> Natural rooms In each Unit Updated kitchens water heater Recreation room WIth wet bar trim OPEN SUNDAY fIreplaces Two car garage Aluminum tnm and gutters Separate utll and lavatory Illes 1\\10 car garage Owner OCCUPied79,500 CLOVERLY - Super three bedroom Colomal m RIVARD - Enghsh styled condomlOlUm town- Grosse Pomte's most popular residential area house First floor library Four bedrooms and HARVARD - Charmmg three bedroom one and NOTTINGHAM - Cozy three bedroom bungalow SpaCIOUSstep-down chen)' paneled family two baths on second plus two bedrooms, bath one half bath Colomal With 2Ox15family room With hardwood floors All appliances mcluded room Large kJtchen WIthbreakfast room love- and storage on third One and one half car gar Paneled recreallon room Central air and two Second floor expansIOn space Pnce reduced ly decor age car garage Near Chandler Park Dnve m DetrOIt Priced fight SUNDAY OPEN HOUSES 2-5 RIVARD - French ('olonlal on popular street VENDOME - Outstanding Enghsh Tudor m ter- LIbrary Four bedrooms two baths Recrea nflc Farms locatIOn Oak woodwork and oak 1540TORREY - GPW lion room Two car attached garage Pallo banmster on open staircase Library With frre- 1142HARVARD - GPP place Five bedrooms and four and one half 18!172KENOSHA - HW LOTHROP - Pride of ownershIp ISeVident In thl<; baths RecreatIOn room Three car garage three bedroom Coloma I One and one half :\Idn) dmemlles for the pdrtlcul,u bUjer baths Large faml1y room plu!>a gla!>sed en SCHULTES REAL ESTATE closed porch With !>kyhghts Recreation room Thmlullg of relocdtmg to an unfdml1Jar area 'I Call Two car garage or !>topIII office and I~e Will be glad to have 710 NOTRE DAME mformdtlUn on your nel\ drea !>elltto JOU \Vlth PROVENCAL ROAD - The ultllnate m exewtlve uut obligatIOn We al e member!> of one of tile liVing on a private road overlookmg the golf largest relocdtlOn services In the UmtedStates 881.8900 course Beaullful library With fireplace Five and Canada family bedrooms each With bath Maids rooms Pool and poolhouse 175x565lot Call Other fme Gro%e Pomte Properties available m JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE, INC. for further detal1s dll price ranges S OXFORD - Priced to sell Four bedrooms and NEW ON THE MARKET two baths Faml1y room Fmlshed basement Central air Three car attached garage Kercheval Ave. LAKESHORE LANE - Three bedroom ranch m .83 lovely Shores area Paneled famIly room INVESTORS WILL LOVE thiS SHARP two fami- Paneled recreation room With flreplace Cen 886-3400 ly brick m handy Park area with updated kit- tral air Two car attached garage 90 foot lot moom chens and baths, lots of,newer carpetmg and separate utilities Assume land contract for AUDUBON - Delightful fIve bedroom three and Member Homel'lca easy purchase' $84,900 881-4200 one half bath English Updated kitchen Large MAXON RelocatIon SerVIces family room With fireplace JacuzzI off fam- GREAT STARTER 10 Harper Woods has four Ily room Fmlshed basement Three car gar- large bedrooms, one and one half baths, newer age Adjacent bUIldable lot mcIuded kitchen, recreatIOn room and garage on deep ThiS newly listed OUTSTANDING four bedroom, lot Nice large rooms throughout $46,900 881- two and one half bath COLONIAL on deSirable 4200 Lochmoor mcludes 'Xl' IIvmg room, faml1y room and library - both WIth beautiful panelmg, huge solanum, nicely flmshed basement and MORE plus mcremble custom extras' Details at 884-{)600 IOPEN SUNDAY 2-51 jYOUR VARIETY STOREj 4Q2BOURNEMOUTH - SpacIOus Farms semi-ranch' Four bedrooms, famIly foom, fllllShed basement, $74,900 88Hl2oo 101HANDY ROAD - Three bedroom, one and one half bath Colomal has library, family room, two fIre- places, central aiI'm pOpUlar secluded Farms area 884-0600 418 MADISON - Three bedroom Farms bungalow lots of leaded glass, natural woodwork $74,900 881-6300 260 McMILLAN - FaVOrite Farms locatIOn offers three bedroom, two and one half bath Enghsh - m- c1udes step-down family room With wet bar, gracIOus formal dllllng room, pnvate bnck courtyard, easy outsIde mamtenance' A claSSIC at an attractive price' 884-0600 ISHOWN BY APPOINTMEN!1 NEW LISTING - RANCH I GRACious CONTINENTAL CONDO - pnce reduced to Squeaky clean, and ready to move MANSE bUIlt by Mlcou Con- $129,900' ThiS Enghsh Tudor con- DISTINCTIVE TUDOR offers great space m, three bedroom, two bath Well structed With durabIlity, security domlmum ISlocat.edone block from UNDER $100,000' Four large bedrooms, two located 10 mcely mamtamed and beauty III mllld Slate roof and the VIllage Five bedrooms, three and one half baths, den, new kItchen, fmlshed neighborhood In the Woods The concrete floors throughout nearly and one half baths and a 1Jbrary all basement, new furnace and attached garage updated kitchen has Instant hot every room SIX bedrooms and done m traditIOnal decor See It 881-4200 water Convement floor plan and four and one half baths SItuated Sunday at 592 Cadieux attached garage at the end of a very secluded cui- PARK near Kercheval - walk to everythlllg' Ex- de sac 10 the Farms near the lake cellent three bedroom bnck two-story WIth spacIOus rooms Fireplace, updated kitchen With breakfast room and more make an ex ceptlOnal value at $59,5001 884-0600 CLOVERLY - Immaculate three bedroom, one NEAR THE LAKE I ThIS outstandmg Colomal fea- tures sparklmg new decor and mcludes gracIOus and one half bath bungalow now reduced' In cludes cozy fIreplace, Flonda room, lIled 23' foyer, new gourmet kitchen, fIve bedrooms, basement and attracllve pnce of $77,900' 881- four full baths plus two half baths and paneled library all on lovely, large site Formal assump- 4200 lion available 881-4200 .,.,... SOUTHERN COLONIAL y'all YAMASAKI DESIGNED and hld- FARM HOUSE OUSTSIDE - come and see It this Sunday The den away on a secluded cuI de sac CONTEMPORARY INSIDE - ROSLYN - The SPACE Willsurpme you I Includes first floor bedroom and bath, two bedrooms and bath kitchen and bathrooms have been m the Farms The tn-level floor )ou enter a quarry tiled foyer WIth on second plus smaller fourth bedroom perfect for nursery or sewmg room Cozy fireplace, den, pan- remodeled and recent decoratmg plan ISsuffu~ed With hght and ISa a cathedral ceJlmg The IIvmg eled basement, and screened porch Now $99,500' 881-6300 IS 10 neutral colors Modern fur dehght for owner and guests ahke room entry has beautiful wooden nace With five bedrooms, three One 17 acre lot, It has six-seven gates that formerly flanked the UPDATED PARK COLONIAL has four bedrooms, den, two-car garage and Irreslstable pnce of $53,900' baths :md a family room, Its a bedrooms and fIve baths GMC hoard room Loaded WIth un- Transferred owner wants to G-O" 881-6300 great family house See It Sunday usual architectural detaIls Three at 737 Bedford hedroom, and one and one half PRIME WINDMILL POI~TE AREA offers SpaCIOUSfour bedroom, two and one half bath Colomal Ac- bath~ plus a ~tudlo apartment commodalJons mclude large family room With fireplace, library, newer kItchen, fmlshed basement, attached garage - a well planned family home 884-0600 (OPEN SUNDAY 2-5) HANDY LOCATION for thIS three bedroom, one and one half bath Colomal With speCial family room. fllll"hed basement, attached garage 881-6300 737Bedford - Great family home \\lth five bedroom~. threc and one ha If bath". famIly room remodeled HAMPTON - Lookmg for that "first house"? See thiS easy-care alummum Coloma I v, Ith three bedrooms, kItchen, and first floor laundry fllll')hed basement and qUIck occu~ncy $58.0001 884-0600 1076Bedford - SpaCIOUSTudor Withden card room, four bedrooms. t ....o and one half bath~ plus an apart- ment WOODS - SPARKLING two bedroom Colomal has famIly room, flOlshed basement and lovely pnvate 592 Cadieux - English Tudor condomlnlUm ~e(' abovc 1414 Bishop - Great famIly house \\lth four b€droom!> one and one half bath patio Pnced 111 the 70's 881-6300 234 Lothrop - SpeCial contemporary de"lgned by Yama~akl See above NI-:ATTWO BEDROOM CONDO 111 Grosse POinte VICIOltyIncludes appliances, laundry faclilltes, low maintenance fee and low taxes' $42,900 881-4200 BORLAND-JOHNSTON A8!!ilOelate."li 01 Many, Many More by Appointment ~ 1111"'_ ,:~ ':r~IJ!~ \dlJng or Bu\ II1g Our Fu1l1111lC Profc""10n.ll" ,He read\' to heIr (.111Tod.l\ 0" 000'0 .~95Fi'iher Road 20647 Mack Avenue (i:J "{lI/(),III' (,/' \()IIII. 1/1f..~!>~1)/)I)("1I1 /"11 (,,1/, \, !>()()/ • GROS'>E POINTE FARMS GROSSE POINTE PARK GROSSE POIN'I'E WOODS _Tile Helpful People! 886-3800 884-6400 82 Ker('heval 884-0000 16610Mack 881-4200 19790Mack 881-6300 ...... _ ...... ~ .... P.. 5__ .,01 P_$ _ . I ; ,I; 1 ! ' ! ,~ 'J Page Twelve-S , Feature Thursday, December 5, 1985 l I James Hartway: writing music to please modem audiences he said piece he composed for MIsha By Elsa Frohman State Umverslty Hartway says he admires many New concert mUSiCis written on Rachlevsky, you probably haven't modern American composers, tn- "It has the optimism of Haydn, commission today, much as it was heard any musIc by Hartway. He cludmg Bernstem, Copland and the openess of Htndenllth, the edgl' by Mozart and Bach An orchestra has seldom been recorded. One not- Ellington ness oj good Jazz. But It's not any of or chamber group wants a piece of able exception is hiS "Seven Ways .'It's hard to say who Willemerge those thmgs at all - If It was, It its own to perform and contracts to Look at a Blackbird," recorded from this century as the great com. wouldn't be hltn It's Amencan " with a composer for the work The by a group of DetrOIt mUSiCians on posers," he said - Composer John Rea composer receiVes an honorarium the Advance record label How- Writmg music has to be a combI- descnbmg the musIc of Hartway's customers have in- ever, the record is not Widely nation of mtellectually bUIlding a James Hartway cluded the DetrOIt Symphony Or- available pIece from the composer's mUSical HIS work has been performed by chestra, the Ameflcan Artist Contemporary composers of con- knowledge and letting the musIc orchestras and musical groups cert mUSiC ofte-n find rough sled- flow through a more mystical pro- from the DetrOit Symphony 01'- dmg when they try to get their f'hf'<;trro "nel thE' ~pn,,''' ;. 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Northeast Birmingham and Surrounding Areas Donald A. Maxwell, Jr. Kenneth J. Ferris 370-6054 644-1519 West and Northwest Grosse Pointe and Surrounding Areas Edward G. Foltz, Jr. John R. Polack 464-8950 884-5774 Come to Comerica. The easy way to your new home. ~.:sa~ ... a>menCj\ Gl BANK (--LENDER Ichweitze(.~Better I Real E/tate, Inc. I I H<2m£~(R __ The HolidaySeason:a Timefor Sharing" IB, I COVER HOME TradllJonal charm and WATERFRONT LEISURE UVING - Ev HORSE FARM - GracIous hvmg on 6 WATCH THE FREIGHTERSfrom one of 2 quahty craftsmanship dlslJngUishthiS gor eryth10g IS done 10thiS remodeled 3 bed acres With more available Tastefully deco balCOniesoverloo! SPACIOUSRANCH InMARYSVILLEhasall RIVERFRONT 2 story home located In COUNTRY HOME surrounded by over 10 MlNTCONDmON Impresswe4bedroom, 2!1.!bath 2 story Colomal With fireplace In the conveniences you want hke central a,r MARYSVlUE Steel seawall, fenced yard, acres In RICHMOND Large 4 bedroom, 2'11 central vacuum system, custom ! 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Call today! bedrooms, family room and I'/; baths room Withbeam ceilmg Near schools and Hurry won t lastl $54,900 (M 29KOP) golf course $74900 (M 70LOR) 268-6000 268-1000 268-6000 Page 3 Schweitzer Real Estate, lne'; Better Homes and Gardens You'll find 1,251 tested recipes in the famous red plaid Better Homes and Gardens,R) New Cook Book. Ornament Cookies 1112 cups butter Cream butter and brown sugar; add 2 cups packed brown sugar egg. Beat till light MIXflour, cmnamon, 1egg nutmeg, cloves, and bakmg soda. Stir mto 4 cups all-purpose flour egg rruxture. Cover; chill 2 hours. 2 teaspoons ground cinnamon On floured surface. roll dough to 1 teaspoon ground nutmeg Va-inchttuckness, Cut mto desired shapes 112 teaspoon ground cloves WIth cookie cutters. Place on ungreased 1/4 teaspoon baking soda cookie sheet. Cut paper dnnkmg straw into 1-mch pIeces. Push one pIece mto top of each ornament. Bake at 350 degrees, 8 to 10 rnmutes. Remove straw pieces. 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Dee 1985 Issue - Copyright Meredith Corporation, 1985 SUPERB, CLEAN HOME m ST CLAlR GROSSE POINTE WOODS Colomal w/4 CIRCULAR CANAL Tudor style Colomalln ENJOY OPEN lAKE VIEWS from thiS 4 SHORES IS not your typIcal 3 bedroom bedrooms, 2!r'.1baths large family room ST CLAIR SHORES 3 bedrooms plus par bedroom tn level on lAKE ST ClAIR Steel bnck Ranch' Newer WIndows and fumace has natural fireplace finished basement, ents' hideaway' Newer Coloma I WIth seawall seawall WIth concrete sun bathing and fish keep heatIng bills at a mlmmum $51,900 formal dlnlDg room and central air (G and SWlmmlDg beach $159,900 (&06MAP) mg deck. $189,000 (S'()l STA) 777-4940 ' (S 13ALF) 777-4940 73CAN) 8/364200 777-4940 NICELY DECORATED 4 bedroom Cape ALBERT KAHN BUILT hlstoncal reSidence GROSSEPOINTEFARMS Beautlfullydec ADMIRE THE INTERIOR DETAlUNG of Cod located InGROSSE POINTE WOODS restored toongmal beauty' Balustraded rail orated and well-cared for all bnck Colomal thiS lovely 3 bedroom Tudor Ideal famlly This lovely home has 2 full baths, screened Ings, lead glass WIndows, oval rooms, tlle New roof, new dnveway, and new garage ho me accented by Pewa b,C ble, natu ral porch Move In condition $79,000 (H and bnckfireplaces Umque'GROSSEPTE. floor Family room and more $96,900 (F fireplace and lead glass WIndows $76900 63BRY) 885-2000 (F 59lAK) 886 5800 27MOR) 8865800 (G 76lAK) 886-4200 ."ilI l: .~~ ,:-'f":~~ • ;'or.'~~'_'~ ..11 ---II';._.4 ~~ ... ; --- jij'!SQiiiii:-' ~ ..._- --~_...... FRESHLY DECORATED, thiS speoal and LAKE ST ClAIR VIEW from SpaCIOUS,well PLYMOUTH Simple assumpbon or blended-- EXECUTNE TOWNHOUSE m GROSSE rate ExqUIsitely bUilt custom Tudor In pres PTE. WOODS 2 bedrooms WIth pnvate umque GROSS POINTE FARMS resldence mamtalned Colomal In GROSSE PTE. 5 tlglOUS Beacon Estates Decorated to per baths Den or third bedroom EqUiPped has four or five bedrooms, 2!r'.1baths, 1st fl bedrooms, 3!r'.1baths, hbrary, sun room, fectJonl Magnificent kitchen $225,000 (P ! ..' MEADOWBROOK GLENS 4 bedroom NORTHVlUE - Beaubful home on extra CHARMING SALT BOX - Aluminum Co NEW CLASSIC BUILT HOMES m Lakes of bnck and aluminum Coloma I Formal dm WIde wooded lot Walk-out basement, gar lomal on over an acre, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, NorthVllle' SUbdlVlslon Let us custom bUild mg room Quahty home WIth full bsmtand 2 den room, den, wood floor In kitchen and large country kitchen, 2 car garage has your dream house 2800 sq ft of luxury car attached garage Only $87500 (L-48 foyer, upgraded appliances Quality electnc workshop Set on ravme acre star1:Jng at $149,900 Model pIctured (L $207,000 (P 39Woo) 453-6800 $59900 (L 11ANG) 522 5333 33PON) 522 5333 PAR) 522 5333 Page 4 IchW :. ' j. ~ , ___ E::=~~ ~ • LARGE TREED LOT surrounds thiSlovely ELEGANT PEBBLECREEK CONDO 10 LOVELY TUDOR Sll'LE ColomaI set In CANTON Perfect for transfereesl 4 bed 3 bedroom RanchWithformal dlmng room cated m WEST BLOOMFIELD Upper G TROY near goll course Well mamtalned room, 2~ bath ColomaI m mint condlbon 2 h baths and manyamembes Central air, ranch model With2 story foyer, den central ExceptJOnallandscapmg Spnnkler system 1stlloor laundry Decorated In neutral col ' crown moldings, and morel $129 900 (T air bsmt and attached garage $139,900 and two patios fireplace and more ors Open field In back. $89500 (P 21BOS) 78SPA) 689 3300 (W 16BRI)6831122 $106 900 (T 20WlN) 689 3300 453-6800 LOCALLY ACROSS THE NATION AROUND THE WORLD ~~ ICCMC 79658 BLOOMfiELD SCHOOLS One owner PLEASANT RIDGECOLONIAL 10 move In homeforlargefamlly Centrally located 45 condltlOn Great lamlly home With hbrary. bedroom Tudor style home Withmulu level 2~ car garage. newly decorated second decking large rooms, cathedral ceilings story New roof and more $110.000 (X We're ready to do the job for you $289,900 (B42BLO) 6471900 040XF) 3991400 the way you want it done ... The way we've done it for over 50 years When you make your decision to move ... MlLfORD Pine trees surround thiS spa BLOOMFIElD HILLS SCHOOLS Exclbng claus well cared for home on pnvate cul-de- contemporary With many custom extras TRUST YOUR MOVE TO sac Beach and boat pnVllegeson beaubful and a profesSionaldecor and landscapmg Dunham Lake $78,900 (W 39HAR) family room and more $329,900 (B 6831122 60WAL) 6471900 MOVING & STORAGE CO. 14225 SCHAEFER HIGHWAY DETROIT, 48227 <: ... -- WEil.MAJI'IT AJNEDhome In pnme ROYAL QUIET COUNTRYACREAGE In the VIllage OAK neighborhood Formal dmlng room of BEVERLY HILLS EnJoy the VIew from fireplace, family room, f10nda room, new upper level deck overlooking pool area 837-0808 fumace, and added msulabon $74 900 (X Vaulted hVlng room, fireplace, more 02PLE)3991400 $199.500 (B-8IHAM) 6471900 .~t..J..~_~ . ------~ "'"' CONTEMPORARYFEATURES add to thiS LOCATED IN TROYan a lovely cul-de-sac ORIGINAL fARM HOUSE, upgraded sev SHORES AT BAYPOINTE EnJoytotal lux WEST BLOOMFIELD Colomal With cas With mature trees, thIS well mamtamed eral times Great family home located on ury and comfort In thiS2800 sq It. energy cadmg Stairs 'entertainment center mod ColomaIcomes WithheatedIn-ground pool extra large lot tn ROYAL OAK With 3 bed effiCient model home Island kitchen fire em kitchen and much more $199 900 (W Decorated m neutral tones $126 900 (T rooms 1~ baths and family room $75000 place and open floor plan $171,900 (W 07ARR)6831122 73EST) 689 3300 (X 34MER) 399 1400 15LAK) 683 1122 ~ ,~-?I' -os: } - ~~ l- __ ...... , -, - - Start your own family tradition with a beautiful "Instant Heirloom" I a floor or wall clock from Scott-Shuptrine by Sligh of Grand Rapids. 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MI 48077 268.1000 886.4200 399.1400 268.6000 Birmingham/Bloomfield Office Grosse Pointe Oltlce St. Clair Office/Marysville Troy/Rochester Office 534 S Woodward 74 Kercheval 201 N RiverSide Dr 906 E Long Lake Road Blrmmgham 48011 Grosse Pomte Farms 48236 St Clair 48079 Troy 48098 647.1900 885.2000 329-4771 689-3300 Clarkston Office Livonia Office 1100 N Michigan Ave Waterford/Pontiac Office 5856 S MaIO Street 32744 FiVe Mile Road Marysville 48040 4944 Highland Road Clarkston 48016 Livonia 48154 364.4940 Pontiac 48054 625-9700 522.5333 674.4966 Clinton Office Northvllle Oltice St Clair Shores Office West Bloomfield/Lakes Office 41761 Garfield 505 North Center 27230 Harper 4196 Orchard Lake Mt Clemens 48044 Northville 48167 St ClaIr Shores 48081 W Bloomfield 48033 286.0300 349.1515 777.4940 683.1122 Grosse Pointe Farms Office Plymouth Office Shelby/Rochester Office 18780 Mack 218 S MaIO Street 47200 Van Dyke Grosse Pomte Farms 48236 Plymouth 48170 Utica 48087 886.5800 453.6800 264.3320/739.7300 AdvertIsing Supplement to the Clarkston News. DaJ1y Tribune. Detrort News, Grosse Pointe News. ObseJVer/Eccentric Newspapers. and the Port Huron limes ,. 4 4. 4 " .... q ...... Section C The Third Section Thursday, December 5, 1985 Basketball previews ! Varsity cagers have big shoes to fill By Peggy O'('onnor Port Huron, L'Anse Creuse North, "But we should be a better defen- programs at St Paullflgh, <.Ind The DeVIls led, 2-0, in the game John NICholson made It 3-0 when he play 10 the 'form of the Bnghton In- By Jennifer McSorley Bishop Gallagher squad took home fore injuring her ankle vitatIOnal, on Nov. 22 and 23 the district trophy with a 70-56vic- With Stevenson on goals by sopho- converted a pass from sophomore South High "The girls played a great game KeVin Bourke Cabnm scored Rival North dominated the meet, tory against Bishop Gallagher," Van more Tim Jerome and selllor Rob South's girls' varsity basketball tWice In the first period wmning SIX events and finishmg Against Southeastern, Heidi Al- Eckoute said "They put a lot of Wood Wood aSSisted on Jerome's team ended Its season last week, goal But Stevenson hed the DeVils first overall with 374 points. South brecht had 12 pomts and 9 re- points on the scoreboard against a South made It 5-2 on goals from was close behmd with 320 pomts, but not before gomg farther m the bounds, Patty Hess had 12 points, and went on to the victory playoffs than any other girls' cage team that outsized them by a lot Jerome, Wood assisting, and Wood, the result of fmishmg second and Carmma Amezcua had 10 points They had an excellent season South's victory over Cabnlll on squad III South history from Roy Goahe Bill Tecos held third III several events. and 8 rebounds, Lynn Vlsmara had the girls can be proud of the Nov 30 put the DeVils at 1-0 m the Cabnm off the scoreboard m the First-place flmshers for South In South defeated North, 42-41, 10 10 pomts, and Kelly Buchanan the hrst round of the dlstncts be- achIevements they made" tough Michigan Metro League It second perIOd, but the Allen Park the Bnghton InvitatIOnal were chipped III With 10 rebounds Play- was a penalty-filled contest - 14in Class B team made thmgs Interest- diver AllIson Cnssman and Karen fore trouncmg Southeastern, 61-32, mg m her first varsity game, Patty Nov 25 But m the fmals, a tough Good start on Ice the third penod alone - but It also mg With three goals m the third Renti:>chler, 100 backstroke. Home Pentecost had what coach Peggy was a scorers' game as eVidenced penod Huntington i:>coredthe wm- team Brighton fimshed thIrd, Wln- Van Eckoute called a "fme game" South's varsIty hockey team had by the fmal tally a pretty good week after opemng nmg goal, unassisted mng two events on defense South and North also met last In the fmal agamst Gallagher, the hockey season Nov 22 With a Sophomore Bill Huntmgton 5-2 loss to Llvoma Stevenson The scored South's first goal from South's in the swim week for the North InvitatIOnal, the Blue Devils were led by Car- WIth the Blue DeVil tankers flmsh- mma Amezcua's 18 pomts. VIS- DeVils beat Allen Park Cabnm, 6-5, Jumor Andrew Roy Wood added a With the 7-2 regular season be- and topped Umversity Liggett goal on an assIst from JUlllorJerry hmd it, South's girls' varsity sWim mg second ahead of fourth place mara had 12 points and 6 rebounds North (By Stephen Ebner) and Albrecht scored 10 pomts be- School 10 a scnmmage. Bourke and second~ later, Jumor team concentrated on post-season Toughstartfor UniversityLiggett School skaters"------(Michigan Independent Athletic The Umverslty Liggett School McCann Arena on Cook Road (By Jumor varsity team WIllcontflbute Jumors Charles Taylor and WIl- Conference) and to become the Kmghts began their Ice hockey sea- John B1rgbauer and John Petrilh) Sophomore Kevm Darby, last ham M1ddlebrooks, along With best team and people we can." son on Nov 15, traveling to Toledo year's leadmg scorer and re- semor Michael Prus, round out thiS Challenge bounder on the JV team, Will prob- year's team ULS opens Its season on Friday, Northvlew The Kmghts ran mto Dec 6, at home against Hat'per some tough competition, eventual- ably start for the varsity Knights "We have many team goals th1S As the 1985-86basketball season Woods The Knights then travel to ly losmg 9-2 begIns Friday, Dec. 6, the Umver- Jumors Dave Chllmg1rian and Bdl year," Coach Chuck Wright said ULS goals were scored by Jumo- Llstman could see important play- "Our two most important ones are Bethesda and Greenhills for away slty Liggett School varsity basket- games on Dec 7 and 10. or captam Bob Jewett, Sopho- ball team faces several challenges mg time in the backcourt to W10 the league champIOnship more Gordie Maitland and senior Gone are the top two scorers from John Blrgbauer each drew two as- last year's team SISts. Ed Brady and Steve Stoyka ULS has a number of experi- Winter sports abound at Metroparks shared the goaltendmg duhes for enced players returmng thiS year, Among the most popular wmter Ice flshmg. and North Mat-ma and at the west the Kmghts. as well as three newcomers who playgrounds m southeastern MIChi- Ice skatmg faclhtles mclude a playheld On Nov 23, Coach John Fowler's should help. Starters back are gan are the Huron-Clmton Metro- rmk for general skating, located Weather permitting, the lighted team went to Port Huron to play guards Joe Jurewicz and Marc parks servmg reSidents of Wayne, directly m front of the food bar, and general ice skating hours are 10 Port Huron Northern Leadmg 2-0 Hunt, while Keith Calcagno IS the Macomb, Oakland, LIvingston and a hockey rink located at the west a m to 10p.m daily, while hockey through two periods of play, the returning starting forward In ad- Washtenaw counties Each fea- playheld area The food bar site Kmghts skated impressively, but rink hours are 10 a m to 10 p.m , dition, John TraVIS and Ian Jones, tures a WIde vanety of faCIlities has a warmmg shelter, restrooms with a one-hour limit on Saturday, eventually lost, 3-2 Goals were valuable back-up men last year, which will open when wmter and a wmdbreak scored by jumor Blasko Rlstic and Sunday and hohdays (no reserva- Will prOVIde more depth at the weather arflves hons are available sophomore Bill Jewett, and assists other forward spot Metro Beach Metropark on Lake The park's 6,OOO-carparkmg lot went to Maitland, Brandon Pelok St Clair near Mount Clemens IS a provides ample space for thous- For a dally report on snow and and Bob Jewett. Ed Brady had an Kirk Haggarty and Tony Mal- good perch fishing Site, With fisher- ands of patrons seekmg winter rec- ice conditions contact Metro Beach outstanding game for the Knights, coun will also help a great deal III men usmg the canals, boat basms, reatIOn Heated restrooms are pro- Metropark 0-800-552-6772) or 463- stopping 23 Port Huron shots. the backcourt Neither player was Black Creek and Lake St Clair for Vided at the South Manna Bulldmg 4581 (Mount Clemens) The Kmght's next game is at a part of the program last year, but Lahser on Thursday, Dee 5 Their both are expected to see lots of ac- Heidi Albrecht made her pre- next home game is agamst South- tion sence felt In South's girls' basket. field Lathrup on Dec. 7 at 6 p.m at Several players from last year's ball playoffs against North High, Southeastern and Bishop Gal- lagher, before injuring her ankle North bea1s Rice, 6-2 In the Gallagher game. Albrecht The North High varsity hockey North coach Mike Manzella says was among the team leaders In team improved its record to 2-0 he's pleased With his team's early scoring and rebounding in With a convmcmg, 6-2 victory over progress. "We have more size than South's drive to the district finals, tough Metro League power Blr- last year and are able to skate four mmgham Brother Rice on Nov. 27. forward lines ... our aggressive- ness and depth will be key factors Fundraiser The VIsitors scored first, but to thiS team's success," Manzella were no match for the speedy for skaters added Norsemen who dommated play The Norsemen have an extreme- The St. Clair Shores PreCISIOn throughout the rest of the contest. Jumor goaltender Matt Dennis was ly difficult schedule in the commg Skating Teams will present weeks, mcluding powerful Ann Ar- "Christmas Capers," a fundralsmg outstanding m the North nets, mak- ing key saves early m the game. bor PIOneer, Trenton, Fraser and show featurmg soloists from the Catholic Central Perenmal top- teams, thIS Sunday, Dec 8, from 2 Junior center Rob Marshall scor- rated Class B powers Cranbrook, to 4 p m at the St Clair Shores Ice ed a pall' of power play goals on DetrOlt Country day and Cabrim Arena. pretty passes from John Russell, will also face the Norsemen thiS Tickets are $3 for adults, $1 for who had three assists. Scoring season. children and semor cltlzens The smgle goals were defens.eman ThiS week, North faced South- event IS a fundraiseI' for local Dave Johnston, wingers Kevin Tis- fIeld (after press hme) and Will skaters hopmg to participate m the dale and Doug Olds and center host St. Clair Shores Lakeview at G P News f Ie phalO national skatmg competitIOn m Casey Quick the GPCR thiS Saturday, Dec 7 Matt Dennis, North's junior goaltender, has come up with big saves in the Norsemen's first two vic- Boston, Mass The season IS shll young, but Game time IS 7:20 pm tories this season. learn to skate Pt;KIN 3177.J \i Ice skatmg lessons for those of all ages are _p-~ sPOrts people _ Jefferson _ PAVILION E. :A U offered at the St Clair ' '4 Shores Civic Arena on y . ('; r. ,. ~ ... ~ i J' Tuesday andlor Thurs- Pointer J ef- Frost Bite Meet m Philadelphia, vious record was 15) m 12 league ChampIOnships 10 Orlando, Fla ~ day morrllngs. The ses- frey Giraldo, 12, Pa , Nov 22 Bernard is the daugh- games, he also scored on three She quahfIed by settmg a GVSC "':.1~ ~ _ __ _,...,.).e"'---A-•., ~ sions run for 10 weeks took home a solId ter of Mr and Mrs Walter V Ber- penalty kicks (th1rd on the all-time record of 4:48.57 for 11 dIVes on the ~.I~~~~ gold tennis ball nard Jr , of Hamilton Court. MIAA list) and was credited with three-meter board at the Midwest Contonese • American. Mandarin. Szechuan trophy after wm- five assists Tlriklan's season Regional III Chicago Campbell Dine In • Carry Oul • CocklOlI Lounge mng the 12 and league total of 63 pomts broke the also holds GVSC varsity and pool Banquet Faclhlies He didn't make the national Downtown Delrolt mInutes away from Ren Cen under national Jumor OlympiCS fmals, but Peter old record of 42 His complete sea- records for SIX dives on both the ')pen ".101"\1'nt..rsl' o'"n , am Frl & Sat 110m 2 am Sur noor"l 1 am tennis tourna- Donaldson's personal best III the son statlstlcs mcluded 42 goals and one- and three-meter boards In 2591510,2591511 ment title m In- reglOnals m Kentucky on Nov. 23 9 assIsts for 93 points for the 17-1-1 her freshman year, Campbell won dianapolis, Ind., last weekend. The was enough of a thnll for the MIAA-champlOn Hornets, who all her meets on both boards, m- 6-2,6-4 vIctory over No 8 seed Chns Grosse Pomte Academy student were ranked No 14 m NCAA DiVI- eluding a victory over Michigan DeVone, of Decatur, III , gave Glfal- He flmshed 20th, Improvmg from a sIOn III Tlrlkian IS a graduate of State Umverslty. At the NCAA do the No. 1 rankmg m the U S 39th place fimsh in the state fmals North H1gh and the son of Mr and meet, Kfls fimshed 24th in the na- among 12and unders Giraldo, who Accordmg to Peter's mom, Steph- Mrs Raymond Tmklan tional among Division II divers As sponsored by: has played tenms since age 6 and ame Donaldson, Peter was the a result of her contnbutlOns to the JCPenney was the natIOnal 10 and under fourth 13-vear-old runner over the team, Campbell was elected by her champ two seasons ago, also won flmsh lllie m the 4,OOO-meter 1984South High teammates as MVP for the 1984-85 21st Annual the sportsmanship award at the na- regIOnal graduate Kristen season The new season begms this tionals on Sunday He IS an all-A Campbell 1S be- week for GVSC with meets against seventh grade student at St Joan of Marc Tirikian, a Kalamazoo glllnmg her Hope, Grand Rapids and Ferns Arc School Jeffrey is the son of Dr College sophomore from the sophomore year State colleges, then a trammg ses- and Mrs. Alvaro Giraldo, of Elm- Woods, has been named a member as a membr of the sion and mVllallOnal meet m Ur- sleigh Lane. of the All-MIAA (Michigan Inter- Grand Valley lando during Chnstmas vacatIOn collegiate Athletlc ASSOCiatIOn) State College Campbell says her goal this season Jumor Sarah Bernard, of the soccer team m a ballotmg of league SWimming and dlvmg team Camp- is to help the Lakers wm more Farms, ISa member of the Umver- coaches It's the second hme that bell, a diver, last year became the meets and to quahfy for the NCAA sity of Notre Dame crew team thiS Tlrlklan has been elected to the first GVSC Laker to qualify for the tournament m both the 1- and fall Shl" was mV1ted to row In the squad He scored 26 goals (the pre- NCAA DIVISionII NatIOnal DIVIng 3-meter boards GREATLAKES INIIITATIONAL I Dee. 27,:ZS& 29. Joe LOuis Arena -Fri. DECEMBER27 • 7:30 pm- Center Ice in the GPHA Michigan State vs. Michigan Tech thIS game until the MagiCS took Peter Anthony Brown (two as- scored the wlnmng goal on assIsts -Sat. DECEMBER28 • 7:30 pm- Mite Division control m the third penod enroute SISts), Bnan Brown (one goal, one from SmIth and McSorley Pete MAJOR MAGICS-OILERS to a 4 0 vICtory Donny Tocco, Matt assist) and Mark Aronson (one Cueter, Dan Grundman and Jason University of Michigan vs. R.P.I. C-lmers Brian Everham and Elich, Faber and Mike Colhns (hIS goal) Leo SalvaggIO's bid for a Erbecker played well on defense Aubrey E1Jch scored and DaVid first) scored the goals, DaVid Col- shutout was spoiled by the Seals' RAIDERS-ULMS KNIGHTS Collins earned the shutout In goal lins had two assIsts Flyers Pete Paul Megler, who converted a re- The Raiders continued theIr per- -Sun. DECEMBER 29 • 3:30 & 7 pm- as the MagiCS beat the Oilers, 2-0 Blrghauer and Mark Campbell bound off the stick of .Jay RICCI fect season, beating the Umverslty Earnmg assIsts were Everham, played well, a<;did Kevm Cullms, The Seals' brother combmatlons- Liggett MIddle School Kmghts, Consolation • Championship Elich and Jonathan Bayko (two) Magdowskl, Baskel and Patnck the AscenclOs, the Debskis and the 10-1, Nov 26 The Raiders outshot Defensemen Danny Magdowskl Pound The wm brought the RICC1S- played sohdly ULMS, 25-2 McSorley opened the and Chuck Schervlsb were tough MagICS' record to R-1-1 scoring (unaSSisted), before Gabe 3-DAY SERIES TICKET only $25. agamst hard-skating Oilers Geoff (' A N A DIE NS.SE AL,'i Benvenuto scored the fIrst two available at JOE LOUIS ARENA Kimmel and Peter Blake Goa1Je PO<;ltlOnplay and teamwork led Pee Wee Division goals of hIS hat tnck on assIsts Joey Berger made some mce stops Henson's Canadlen<; to a 6-1victory from SmIth, Grundman and for the Oilers BJily Faber, KeVin over the Seals Kevm O'Malley RAIDERS-TRENTON Cueter Matt Hoonhout scored CHARGE BY PHONE (313) 567.7500 Baskel, Jonathan Solaka and broke a scoreless tie midway The Grosse Pomte Raiders ULMS's only goal, on assIsts from Byron Brewer skated well for the through the second pel'lod, startmg hosted Trenton m an invitational Jam1e Loffredo and Brian Dlsser For mformatlOn call (313)567-6000 ,.. MagiCS an offenSive surge by hiS team- contest. takmg a 2-1 VictOry Derek Zack Van Auken scored hIS first ,.~ "'\.. MAJOR MAGlCS-F'LYI-:RS mates Jeff Huebner (two goals), Smith scored from hne passmg hat trIck and Benvenuto added hiS 1m BUSCH Goalies Joey LUCIdo •I "4a..4.... _.:_4 ....4_q .....__ ~~~~---"--,,,,~"- ...... ---.,...... - ..-~ 4. 4 ;1 Page Three-C Entertainment Thursday, December 5, 1985 Sting shines In• 'Bring on the Night' when they gather for dmner, Jokes routines By Marian Trainor EnglIsh gUitaflSt vocalIst Stmg, All of thIS IS mterrupted long If there were categories for fIlms born Gordon Sumner, son of a and camara die abound StIng IS the center attractIOn as enough for the viewer to be taken as there are for books, "Bnng on London milkman; drummer Omar mto the dehvery room to watch the the Night," a documentary which HakIm; bassist Darryl Jones, key- the press agent lays It out He tells the group that anyone of them birth of Stmg and Styler's !>onwhile IS a little more than that, would be board Kenny Kirkland, saxapho- m the backgro1md "Ru!>!>lans" I!> nIst Branford MarsalIs. and voca- could take a mght out and people put in the non-fiction shelf. It ISnot playmg ., oeheve me v. hen I 'ia~ the usual type of film we are used list Dolette Mcdonald and Jancle would still come, but If Stmg stayed away, the fans would demand their to you I hope the RUSSians love to seeing in a popular movie thea- PendarvIs who have sung With thplr children too " ThiS I!>a hne ter such groups as LIOnel Hampton, money back Even so, they all have their time moment m the fIlm that culmmates It is a true story with no fichonal the Talking Heads and others m the JOyous concert at ,he Theatol" The rehearsal place IS the musIc to shme, saxaphomst Branford touches added solely for entertain- Matado and the mesmerlllng pev- salon of the 17th century Chateau MarsalIs who gave up clarinet be- ment value Yet it does not follow formance of the group that sent the du Cousu. (There IS an amusmg cause a sax player could pICk up the usual made-as-a-concert on hundreds there mto a frenzy of ap scene showmg older tOUflSts walk- more girls, Kirkland's claSSICally film nor that of a straight-line preclatIon It IS a captLvalmg ex- documentarv Rather it is a combI- 10g through the Chateau aghast at tramed hands roammg the key- bOard dml Jl UmJli~1 Omar HakIm perience to '.".1tch the ;:lllrl,pn('p "it nation of both with an occasIOnal what they are hearIng). qUietly at the begmnmg of the con- We see the musiCians and voca- who never lets the momentum flag break m the sequence It is m the cert and then gradually begm fo hsts working and reworkmg their are all featured true sense a umque presentation. move With the beat and fmally give routmes separately and as a group It is a rare pflvilege to be m the To begin with Sting (played by their whole beIng over to ItS m- Interspersed with the session are midst of artists as they question, himself) does not match the mental sistence picture of what is generally shots of the IndiVidual musiCians explain, suggest and revise their thought of as a rock star. He has talking about themselves and their the sensitive mien of a ballet own personal theorieS of what dancer; he is intelligent and makes musIc. The VIewer gets a charmmg. He never browbeats hIS real close-up of them which makes fellow musicians, but gracefully It more interestIng when they are leads them into what he is trying to seen together in concert. express with his music The profile featuring Stmg ISpar- On stage he projects without un- tIcularly interesting because It due gyrations and vocal assaults on gives us a clear insight into why the ear. He magnetizes the au- and how he came to strike out for dience and brings them screaming himself. to their feet with the beat of his He goes back to when he was a music and the message of the teacher and tells us how he looked Germany lyrics. down the road and could see a pat. Those who saw "Plenty" know tern he did not want to follow. .. _a travelogue that traces the caliber of his acting He held "I like change, not knowing its historic past to its role in hIS own against the brilhant ac- what's ahead," he tells us. He then modern times will be presented 'Christmas Carol' cast tress Meryl Streep. discoursed on his decISion to bring at 8 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 12, at rock and jazz together in concert. Concert fans know Stmg as the the Macomb Center for the Per- He knew it was a gamble "People pop star who left the highly suc- forming Arts. Ted Bumiller will 'Christmas Carol' at Macomb cessful "Police" to start his own like to hear their faVOrites," he band. ThiS film follows the process said. "They distrust the new" present the film. Tickets at $4 Charles Dickens' classic yuletide Enhvened by exuberant song and of bringmg together top musicians Rehearsal is hard and serious for adults and $3 for students story, "A Christmas Carol," will be dance is the familiar cast of story- and taking the audiences behind but always good-humored The and senior citizens are avail- retold m spirited musical form by a book characters - crotchety old the scenes to follow them in rehear- groups have fun as they go along able at the box office or by troupe of professIOnal singers, Scrooge, the ghost of Jacob Marley sal right through their first concert They tease Stmg about a tabloid calling 286-2222. actors, dancers and musIcians on and the Cratchlt family wIth love- which featured the songs from story citing "Milkman's Son to Mil- Saturday, Dec 14, at the Macomb able Tiny Tim. Interwoven ISa full "The Dream of the Blue Turtles." lionaire Pop Superstar" and break Center for the Performmg Arts array of traditiOnal Christmas It is a musical birthing process into "Movin' On Up," the theme carols, along with mystIcal stage Two performances Will be staged matched by another birthing, also song from the televISIOn show, The by the 35-member tourmg ensem- effects that produce the Image of a shown on screen, of Jake, Stmg's Jeffersons. living three-dimensional Christ. ble - a matmee at 2 p.m and an second child by Trudie Styler There is laughter as Sting clowns evemng show at 8 p.m mas card. The musicians are 35-year-old with the band for photographs, and Like a time machme that takes Tickets for both the afternoon the audience back to the days in and evemng performances are $10 Ted Bumiller Old England when Dickens penned for adults and $8 for students ana his timeless hohday tale, the pro- senior citIzens. They may be ob- Scottish theme featured ductIon features colorful costumes, tained at the Center's box office or elaborate period sets and special reserved on credit card by calling at Meadow Brook walk 14 institutions to participate effects that recreate the charm of a 286-2222, Monday through Friday, London ChrIstmas m the 1800s. from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m Bagpipes, heather and tartans of a playhouse nestled m the woods in annual Noel Night Dec. 11 will set the theme for "A Bag- near the Hall piper's ChrIstmas," Meadow DetrOIt's UniverSity Cultural pating mstItutions, mcludmg the The Hall Will be open 10a.m. to 5 DetrOIt Historical Museum, the Brook Hall's 1985Christmas Walk Center Will be wrapped 10 a festive p.m. all 12 days of the walk. In DetrOIt Institute of Arts, DetrOIt Oldsters to perform Dec. 8 The annual fundraiser is a 12-day addition to daytime hours, guests spirit for its annual Noel Night, be- I The Oldsters Performance at 875-8284or Ticket World at 423- extravaganza of holIday decora- Ing held Wednesday, Dec 11, from Pubhc Library, DetrOIt SCIence may tour until 8 p.m. on Dec. 9, 10, Center and Wayne State Umver- Troupe Will pre~ent a benefIt Sun- 6666 tions and displays that runs from 11, 12 and 13. Knole Cottage Will be 6 p m to 9:30 p m day, Dec 8, at Central United The Olsters Performance Troupe Wednesday, Dec 4, through Sun- In keeping With this year's slty open during daytime hours only. To defer costs, Hardee's Rest- Methodist Church, second floor, 23 presents unIque entertainment day, Dec. 15. All proc-eeds are used for main- theme, "A Gift From The Heart of aurant, 5057 Woodward, Will honor East Adams at Woodward The straight from the heart of DetrOIt's Created in the 100-room histOrIC tenance and preservation of DetrOIt," Noel Night Will offer chil- show will feature The Oldsters Join- downtown semor cItIzens. Their mansIOn on the campus of the Oak- dren's workshops, umque gift shop- 65 cent coupons for hot beverages Meadow Brook Hall. General ad- and apple pie or cookies, With 30 ed by an array of Detroit talent m- show, "Young at Heart," prOVides land Umverslty in Rochester, the mission is $6 on Saturday and Sun- Ping, free entertamment, mcludIng cludmg blues smger "Muddy a combinatIon of song, comic skits ChrIStmas Walk showcases the performances by the Cooley High cents from each coupon that IS re- day, $5 weekdays. For adults over deemed gomg toward fundmg Noel Waters" Thomas, gospel singer and story-telhng, guaranteed to works of DetrOIt-area floral design- 64, students and children under 19, School ChOIr, Bates Academy Cynthia Cribbs, the Pierce Sisters raise a smile Sponsored by the At- ers, display artists and special ex- Chorus and the Central Umted Night activItIes Coupons are avail- reserved groups of 20 or more, and able at all Hardee's Restaurants domg Motown favontes, and tIc Theatre, the group is head- hibitors. This 42 participants will Oakland University affiliates, ad- MethodIst Church Bell Choir, an Muslks Pleasure, an a cappella quartered at the Downtown Senior donate materials, time and talents appearance by "Mona" of WXYZ, Noel Night IS orgamzed by thE:. mission IS $4 all days Knole Cot- DetrOIt UnIversity Cultural Center chOIr CItIzens' Center, located at Central 10 support of the preservation of tage admiSSIOn is $1all days and all Channel 7 Hot Fudge Show, face A donatiOn of $10 IS requested Umted Methodist Church. Meadow Brook Hall. pamtmg by the Metro DetrOIt Girl Association and IS sponsored by ages. Hardee's Restaurants and the Bur- wIth proceeds to benefit The Old- Begun m 1977, The Oldsters are In additIon to dozens of im- For more information, call 370- Scouts and other holIday actiVItIes roughs CorporatIOn sters Tickets are available at the part of the Attic Theater's outreach aginatIve adaptations of the Scot- 3140. The evenIng finale will feature the Attic box office, located on Third at programs to bring live theater to tish theme in major rooms SalvatIOn Army Band and tradi- The Umverslty Cultural Center IS W Grand Boulevard, and at all all segments of the metro Detroit throughout Meadow Brook, Santa A woman can make her teeth tIOnal outdoor carolmg on Wood- located along Woodward Avenue,: Ticket World outlets Tickets may populatIOn Proceeds will help Claus will be part of the festivities look whiter by wearing lIpstick ward Avenue two mIles north of downtown De . be ordered by telephone with VIsa them to take their show on tour Santa will live (and greet visitors) with a faint suggestIOn of the color Large, red hohday bows wIll treJ1t For further infOrmatIOn, call: 831-1811 • or Mastercard by calling the Attic throughout the area In Knole Cottage, a mim-mansion blue m It. decorate more than 14 partlcI- ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••New Orleans Dixieland •. : CHET BOGAN and the Wolvenne Jazz Band :: • Every Tuesday 8 30 pm .• : NOW OPEN FORMERLY SERVING LUNCH & DINNER : THE LIDO Dining, Cocktails r ANTONS OF • 24026 E. Jefferson (Just North of 9 Mile) • GROSSE POINTE WOODS 20930 MACK • 773.7770 • CARRY OUT •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SERVICE OPEN EVERY DAY 11 A.M.-2 A.M. 885-7979 AVAILABLE Banquet & Party Facilllies Avallable. Your Host John Kelalhnos SUMMER PALACE Specializing in Chinese CookinR - Cantonese ,> L DAILY SPECIAL ••••• 3.65 Sandwic~ DINNERS ~----I. Di- - Fromthe BroiI_ and Szechuan <,~ Appetizers SERVED ~"ITH SOUP C'I\EI!::I: SAUD .uL Dnnaas INCLUDE SOUP nuu. CUZI: ~ ~ IJmAO A..'" ItTnT.JI Cuisine SAGANAKI OPAt1! .. . 2.95 H010CDCADE ",DR PW-Y ALL u...-oW1C1W m.vm WJT1IIOCP CHOICZ Of fOTATOa SPINACH CHEESE PIE • 5..25 16 Oz. NY DINNER 9.45 Lunch-Dinner - Takeout CI\'I:D.: L\SSDI CHDSJ: n...ua: WTrB JI.AHDt ~~J=~~ 11IDf UT'DS Of" ITIVDAL rn.z.m WTI'R c.uDKH 6.95 SHRIMP COCKTAIL. 4.25 SoUps ~~~~W~~;.,m' 3.45 ~=.::.~a:-- AND ILU EUCClNISUCEO ,.L \ _____ p_-_-.. P __ • ••"'''.-0-' '*'-'10-;-' Page Four-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, December 5, 1985 'One Magic Christlt\as' shines with the spirit of holiday season By Marian Trainor make the children's Christmas all most skeptiC mood, pomts out how , Like the bnghtest ornament on they hope for They quarrel ImpractICal that dream IS the Christmas tree, the movie, Enter Gideon - an angel and the Steenbrugen glve~ d fme perfor- ...... d he" '4 4 4 q A $: • , 4 '. Call 882.6900 ~~ Page Flve-C ~ Classified ads Thursday, December 5, 1985 1A. PERSONALS 1A. PERSONalS 1A. PERSONALS 2ft. MUSIC EDUCATION 4. HELP WANTED GENERAL 4. HELP WAHTED GENERAL I I~DEX TOCLASSIFIEDOFFERED PAINO lel>sons, qualifIed WAITRESS ~ experienced CASE manager M A Recent . BALLOONS LOSE WEIGHT food and cocktails, early graduate WIth practlUm m ' Now that you've tned every- 1... ,...... cIIIlIps Dr eorJ'Kticla lItIIr 12 ...... ~ evenmg hours Apply In per settmg With retarded per HIGH FLYING HELIUM BALLOON BOUQUETS thmg else - try the one that .. _1,11... ~n Perml's, 10721WhIther, l>on DlagnoSI., m lake ca.,c For all occaSlOllSfOl d!>IIltle a~ $10- delIvery available works I 2. ... ~ .." deadIlne 'AMlsday 1lOOIl. after 3 p m work and coun~clmg (Jood Buy a dOLen 01 buy able/payahle CRT entry FOR ATMO..,PIIEHE ragtlnw and Ja77 143 '1114 CA~III!'=R counter per.,on ~~~!~~~~~~?NE WORKS :1 SI<:CRETAHYlaccount rccell Notary 774 7160 J CALL DAN %2.6"''1 HR \~" m~1rument~ teacher Chrck-out f'xpcncnce, full or I 46'i.42H I able cl('rk POSitiOnsop<'nmg PROFESSIONAL Typing '1l1ch (,lIlX'nenc(' I,e<;sonsm part time 17800 Mack <11I ' - up In Ea~tern Market Inclu~ Manuscnpts, transcripts, '"======~ \ollr horn!' 11224966 R d SALES per<;on for steel com' If) plant 2) ('ar::.of g('neral r . I 1Var pany Some experience offIce expenenc(' req\J1reri ' reports, etc, 885-0042 I COMEDY - PRIVATE I ESSONS Plano STOCKMAl'Io- 'iL clay week: nece<;sarv 7'122460 j 5678000 MAGIC OF vOice organ Umvf'r<;lty Apply Farm<; \Iark!'t, 155 I I mU~lc edu<.atlon degree FI<;herRoad,GrosM'Pomte EDITORIAL ASSISTANT GARY THISON FOR Mr~ ,JllnkN 11211721 I DRIVERS NEEDED' I ' On(' of I)PlrOlt'~ favonte -P-I.-A-1\j-O-I------Thl~ fulltlm(' PO<;ltlOn1~ perfect for an artlcul,ltl' hlghl" CLASSIFIED ADS comcdl I Page SIX-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, December 5, 1985 6A RENTALS/HOMES. A"'S., ETC: 4A HelP WANTED 5A. SITUATION WANTED 6 IlENTALS/HOMES, APTS., ETC: 4. HELP' WANTED GENERAL .. HELl' WANTEO GENERAL 48. HELP WANTED LEGAl 5. SITUATIDN WANTED GIlOSSE' POINTE ST. CLAIR SIIOIIES I MEOICALJDENT At DOMESTIC EASTERN Michigan agency's AWAY AGAIN~ SEASONS GREETINGS NEFF-DELUXE 2 bedroom-2 RIVIERA Terrace - large 2 APPROVED ProfeSSIOnal EXPERIENCED bedroom, 2 bath condom 101 Nursmg Registry ISnow ac- 3 girl office needs full hme, LPNs Treat your children to the FROM bath upper Large hvmg, LEGAL dmlng, family and breakfast urn Upper level, $650 per cepting apphcallons for live experienced msurance sec. NURSE AIDES Story Lady who comes With J & L retary 882-2750 "Magic Bag" of creative ac- room Abundant hghted month plus security In m compamons only 773- SECRETARIES cludes heat and all' Avail 9848, 774 9654 FOODSERVICESAIDES tivltles Expenenced CLEAN ENERGY walk-m closets Carpeted SALES - GANTO'S The sisters of Bon Secour's nur- Permanent and temporary are ProfeSSIOnal Hesldelltlal throughout Apphances able December 15 886-6400 inVited to call and arrdnge teacher $6 hour, $4 after 10 JOB POSITION for controller JOin the most progressIve and sing care center IS seekIng Cleanmg ServIces Two porches seperate en- 1 for testmg at thClr conven 882-3856 LARGE 3 bedroom ranch 10 ~ - matul e mdl\ Idualto work fashIOnable women's spec- candIdates for several new- Let us take the unplt'as:mt trance and basement Two MIle Jefferson area Faml lence m our new office -1975 FOR all you hard workmg pe0- directly With execullve ialty chams Ganto's at the ly created POSitiOns.The 200- chore of house cleaning out car garage Walk to park, Iy room, 2 car garage, $700 Penobscot BUlldmg ple who don't have the lime director 10control fmanclal Renaissance Center has full bed center IS deSIgned to of your hollday schedule Village No pets Great for per month Century 21 AVId 01' energy or Just plam hate actIVities Completel) res- prOVide high quality long. 961-8580DAYS & EVENINGS We Are Insured/Bonded adults Snow removal and and part-time sales POSitiOns grocery shoppmg Let me do 7788100 pon~lble for account~ pay- term care for residents 10 a Candidates mtere~ted 10 the Hours 9 6 Mon Sun lawn care References a avaIlable for mature m- It for you 772 0936, 754 3895 JEFFERSON/9 Mtle large 2 able and receivable, ~tand posllive and home-hke set suburb~ Will call our Tlo) Call Jackie or Darlene must - honesty appreciated dlvldual With a speCialty 10 bedroom, WIth basement, 109 journal entne" .lnd 10 sales communication and tmg office COMPLETE remodehng, 8337424 885-2209 come and expen~e lnal garage, $425 plu~ utlhhes WIlling to work fleXible day- Excellent part-lIme opportun- 362-3430 plumbing, electrical, car- LADY DESIRES hO\l!>eclean- balance for ca~h and bud It) s access for quahfled can- Both ofhces welcome your pentry, dnveways, pamtmg, GROSSE POINTE Andary 886-5670 time schedule Apply In per Ing Own transportatIon Re- MOVING AND STORAGE CO geb >\)<.,0 perform varlou~ calls 7 days a week I son at Ganto's Renaissance dIdates m the followmg etc, Free esllmates All ferences 754 5738, after 4 TWO bedroom - dmmg room, other general ofhce duties areas ALL FEES worll. guaranteed 24 hour Reasonable Rates family room, $400 plus ~e(u Center pm 1') pIng and (om puler kno\l. Nurse aides - all shlft~ EMPLOYEH PAID emergency service 822 5391 RelLable Service flty depoSit 526-0277 SKILLED nUThmg faCIlity In ledge helpful hul not requir- LPN s - all shlfb l"ood Free EslImates DetrOlt needs experienced JOANNE A & G Washer, Dryer Repair STAR BRITE 343 0481, 822-4400 611. IlENTAlS/HOMES, AP'TS., ETe: ed :::,end I e~ume to Au Service aide" - days, after- employees full tllne. for pa- Rea~onable rates All CLEANING SERVICES HAIIP'Eft WOODS mllllstiatne Offlcc~ 26 noons MANSFIELD Homes, OffIces TWO Apartments - 6 rooms, tient actIVities elnd ~oclal make!> 822 5391 A FEW LARGE one and two Petel boro DetrOit fit I 48201 Please apply at 26001 Jeffer- LEGAL Apartments, Condos heat mcluded, garage space, \101'11. department Excellent I bedroom apartments avaIl son, St Clair Shores, 48081 HANDYl\lAN - All epalrs, ImmedIate occupancy After TEMPOH.\I{Y, full tune !>ecre opportunity for mterested PERSONNEL small Jobs, carpenter work HONEST AND I able from $490a month Call tal) - ..,tart a~ ~oon a~ po!> "An equal opportumty em DEPENDABLE 6 p m 331-3890 parlies Call 821 3525 Mon 4C. IAlY SITTEIL WANTED palntmg Pete, 882 2795 886 1783 ~Ible lor Dccember and Jan day-Friday, 9 am- 3 pm pIoyer " Wall washwg and much more ONE bedroom upper flat on INSTALL X mas decoratIOns, Udl) \\ 01 d plOce~"or ex Neff, applIances, garage, CLEAN .J bedroom bnck KITCHEN help and bus per- STUDENT needed one day eI clean house, almost any 839.1423 penence .lnd good ,pellmg a storage, utlhtles mcluded home, stove, refrtgerator, son \I anted, cooks and prep DENTAL week, 2 306 P m b month thulg Tom - 8850967 HOUSES, apartments, offiCes mu~t %4 ,040 - after offIce I Heferences $400 monthly carpet, 2 car garage, 7 <::"" Ch"r <\1 P~rk Pl~c~ RECEPTIONIST I olr! In mv homt> wlthm Rp",>onilhlp rpl''lhlp rpfpf noUl.., Slll l.)J~ PAltl ~ Ht..Lt'r..H;:, 11I.ul.U. lLu3t.- S(;,,-UI jt) de Cafe, 15402 !\lack Ave, If you hke workmg With people walll.lIlg dl~tan(e Lake ences upon request Weekly, ('all after b pm. Ml-:.!!.21 '1'\10 wllege girls expenenced I POSit No pets Available DHIVEI{ - Grosse POInte Park and are a sharp, dependable pomte between Fairfax and bl weekly speCIals Mary / HARCOURT - Deluxe 6 room 10 helping \1 Ith hohday par now 8864049 or (519) 728 l\IALE 01{ FEMALE indIVIdual With a pleasant Essex 331-()654 Gayle, 882 3994 upper flat, I' ~ baths, 2 car SMALL office In Grosse POinte 2930 For light local dell\ el \ and personality, then we have a tICS Reelsonable garage, fireplace, all' condl Park Will hIre Immediately BABYSITTER needed 1m 88b 2.071 POLICEMAN and WIfe deSire 6C. ftENTAlS/HOMES, AP'TS., ETC: mailing \\ 01'1,. )'\c\\ compa(t place lor you on our dental 885-b3J4 two people One per~on full mediately 2-4days per week, :..:-::.:.:..:",.-----;---;--1 offIce c1eamng Excellent tloner, extras 884-2868 Re- - OETIlOIT \ehlcle, Hlver TO\l.n loca team General offIce skills, LPN Ex!X'nenced, ~eekmg tIme 9 to 5, one person 4 2 15-4 15P m $J 50per hour reference~ Free estimates ferences tlOn ~4 per hOUl to start, knowledge of Insurance part time prIvate duty UPPER Flat, one bedroom, hours per day fleXIble hours 343-0959 5264609 beneflt~ elfter bOday~ Must plans and computer helpful Gro~se Pomte references SOMERSET - Gro!>~ePOinte stove, refrIgerator and heat approXimately 10-3 or 11-4 ha\ e good drlvmg record Ideal environment Good MATURE, lovmg babY~itter lI8553M .'HAVING a party?" Let us Park 3 bedroom flats, mcluded Secunty depOSit Important sktlb necessary lower, $415 per month, up $275 monthly 52.1-1980 Call Terry l\lurphy at 259 benefit package QualIfIed for 5 month girl OUI home -=~~=-==~=:;-----;-;; I decorate All occasIOns are typmg, office procedure, NEED SOMETHING moved~ ll270,9 a m to noon Monday apphcants should contact or your~, Kensmgton/l\lack Rates negotiable Call per, $375per month Utlhtles AN Ad bl b k b baSIC accountmg and de 3-5 day week, 9 6 Start mId- Two Pomte reSidents Will not mcluded One month de- n. ora e rlc ungalow thm Friday Jeanne, 979-2800 move or remove large or Carole 371-6419, Joan 527 POSit 824-2050 on DetrOIt's eastSIde 2 bed pendablhty Call 10 a m to January 881-2238 0866 NEED rehable peThonto ~now 3 pm 331-7279 ~mall quantilles of fw mture, rooms, 1 bath, cozy hVlng blow drive and \I alk to front DENTAL BABYSITTER needed In appliances, pIanos or what LADY seeking housecleamng GROSSE POInte Park - at- room WIth fIreplace, hard door Mu..,t be experienced RETIREES ASSISTANT home, Mondays and Wed have you Call for free estI- References Own transpor- tracllve, well-kept, 2 bed- wood floors, apphances and room apartment Pnvate many extras $365 per month and ha\ e 0\\ n snO\\ blo\1er We have a fuJIlIme positIOn for nesdays, 8 15-6 15 for ted- mate 3430481 or 822 4400 ta lion 884 3493 Lookmg for part-tIme work on dieI' and mfant Non-smok parkmg, apphances, com plus depOSit 582-{)669 WhlttlCr/Kerche\ al area our housekeepmg staff, you on our dental term If RETIRED HANDYMAN - CLEANING honest, relIable, 8852272 you hke people and are er References 884 4084 laundry No pets Ideal for BUCKINGHAM _ SpaCIOUS3 Jacobson's needs relIable Mmor repaIrs, carpentry, excellent references Call adults $355 monthly In LICENSED lOsmetologlst - an capable people seekmg eXCited about helping our EXPERIENCED babySitter electncal, plumbmg, broken Margaret, 773-9462 eludes heal, plus secunty bedroom upper, hvmg room, excltmg career celn begm stable employment 5 days a patients Improve their deSired for 3 full afternoons wmdows and sa~h cord Aval1able January 1st 886 formal dining room, central health and appearance, then MOTHER daughter cleaning WIth you NOlI hlrlng large week With full benefits Ex- a week at our home One 3 replaced, etc Reasonable, team, homes, offices, con- 2920 atr, separate entrance, base- stafr of part and full time for cellent opportunity to earn call Jeanne today' Sharp year old girl Grosse Powte References 882-6759 ment and utilities Couple personalIty and good com- dos, expenenced, depend- GROSSE Pomte off Kerche- preferred No pets $325/ salon" Illl{o!>eville Warren, extra Income Apply in per- AdditIOnal hours pOSSIble able JoAnn 882-9624 Sterhng lIelghts area!> Man son 9 30 a m 6 p m mUnicatIOn skills a must 331-5304 val Small one bedroom monthly Expenence preferred, Will EL GRECO'S house All applIances Ideal CHAMPION & BAER agement and advancement JACOBSON'S CHILD CARE 5C. CATEIlING opportunIties aVailable Con- 17000KERCHEVAL conSider new dental assIs- JANITORIAL SERVICE for bachelor $465 per 884-5700 tant graduate Ideal en- Lookmg for indiVidual to care PARTIES - dmners - etc month LaVon's Rental and tact Sharon at 5477352, for newborn m my home RUBBISH REMOVAL PARTY STORE stockperson Vironment, good benefit Order now I Gerclan speclal- Properly Management OUTER Dnve/Mack area re Monday Saturday. 9 am -5 needed Full or part-time Monday through Friday, 8 Let us clean up your mess At- 772-2035 decorated five room upper package QualIfied apph- tics, basements, garages, of- tles, spinach or cheese turn- pm Mlmmum wage Must have a m to 5 30P m References - breakfast, den, carpeted, cants should contact Jeanne, fices, etc No job too small or overs, moussaka, maca rom PIZZA cook wanted ExperI- transportatIon and willlllg to and own transportatIOn re- FOUR room carnage apart hardwood floors, $290 Secu 979-2800 too big You name It Very casserole, salads, sweet enced preferred, but not work weekends Apply m qUired Call 884-6071after 6 ment, $475 824-0625 nty DepOSit, references No reasonable rates Free estl rolls, etc 822-2560evenings nece~sary Apply III person person Shoreline Party pm GROSSE POinte Park - at- pets Ideal for adults 882- after 4 pm Mama Rosa's Store, 11535East Jefferson, DENTAL chalr~lde aSSistant, mates tractive 3 bedroom flat 9820 4-handed, full hme Expen- MATURE SItter wanted for 2 MIMI'S CATERING PIzzena, 15134 Mack, DetrOit chIldren, 1 2 days a week, In FREE 12 DOZEN Parkmg, garage, apphan- BRICK Bungalow With (Park) enced only Modern office, 884-7220 LOOKING for experienced Harper Woods, Grosse my home 881 8979 DIVISIon of Creative Artists CROISSANTS WITH ANY ces No pets. $425 monthly garage, 2 bedrooms plus DELIVERY person wanted to diSC jockey to spm for PARTY BEFORE DEe 1st plus secunty Aval1able De fInished 2nd level Refnge Pomte area 886-1122 HANDYMAN - Carpentry, deliver pIlla Musl have modern east SIde danee 4D. HELP WANTED DOMESTIC 779-5660 cember 15 886-2920 rator, stove, fIreplace, car I gutters, concrete repaIrs, c1uo Knowledge of elec- DENTAL RECEPTIONIST LOVELY 4 bedroom, 3 bath peted, a neat comfortable own car Full or part-lIme I WE SPECIALIZE mthe place- pamtmg, landscapIng, rea- APRON ASSOCiates Food for $'i ~ hourly Apply III person tromc board and prevIOus RelIable person wanted for ment of profesSIOnal domes the dlscnmmatmg palate home on qUIet street m house, north of 1-94 near after 4 pm Mama Rosa's cheerfUl Grosse POInte of- sonable Experienced Sea- Woods Short term lease Morang $325 plus utIlIties, club expenence a plus. In tlc and nursing personnel ver's 882 0000 Meetmgs, cocktail and dm- Pluefla. 15134 l\'ack, qUire at Montego Bay, 17315 fice Expenenced Please Housekeepers - Cooks - ner parties 882-7149 831-986010 a.m - 5 pm, 882- secUrity depOSit 8857678 RESPONSIBLE, caring adult (Park) Mack, 9 a m - 12 noon or call 884-2700 Couples - Child Care - Da~ 5052evemngs and weekends seeks employment as a com MARIE'S Catering Hors d' GRAYTON/WARHEN 4 rooms, FAMILIES needed to prOVIde phone 881-1340 PART -time for doctor's office Work - MaIds - Home pamon for elderly person oeuvres, dmners, buffets, MACK/Lakepolnte area One bath, Ideal for 1person, $280 room and board for workmg Recephomst, bllhng With in- Health Care Live In or Out GOVERNMENT jobs $16,040 I'm wllhng to assume a meetings Excellent Grosse bedroom apartment, $275In- monthly, heated, no pets, high school students Fman- surance forms Expenence Please Call - $59,230/yr Now hmng vanety of dulles 774-6484 POInte references 862-6295 cludmg heat 881-0000 security depoSit 882-1044 clal costs are fully covel ed Call (J) 805-687-6000ext R- preferred 881-2696, after 1 GOLL or 881-7292 WAYBURN - 3 bedroom up- ChIldren's Home of DetrOIt 1626for current federal hst pm EXPERIENCED accounting per flat, very attractive $300 HAVERHILL off Mack 4 bed- PERSONNEL CHILDREN'S birthday par 8860802 Fee reqUIred clerk Payroll, accounts per month, $300 depOSit room, 2 baths, fireplace, ties For more mformatlOn, EARN part-time up to $500- AGENCY receIvable/payable TyPing Aval1able ImmedIately Call fmished basement, 2 car ADULTS, RETIREES, young 882-5269 Leave message, $1200 per month 881-1121 MEDICAL 106 Kercheval CRT entry 774-7160 adults Withcars for mornlllg 3430311 after 4'30 pm, 824-3368 garage, $525 del1vllry of the DetrOit Free Grosse POinte Farms GROSSE Pomte Park _ Lake. Three Mile Drive off Chandler COMPUTER consultmg firm RECORDS PRIVATE NURSING GOURMET catermg SpeCial seeks clerk/typIst for Grosse Press on the Eastside and 882-2928 Around the clock pOinte near CharleVOIX, 4 Park 3 bedroom bungalow, Grosse POlntes 882- (;rO'>,>r POInte ..,alon lillI- 482'\6 II eldrrly, al<.,o..,ome mght" f:xc!'llent refcr('ncC''i room hou<.,eHospItal parks, December 21, 771 t417 6 P Immedlatrly BIl'i4013 or 01112 L ---J 1-2472492 56'>41()() 582 444';, shoppmg, etc $490 881 0389 I p m L.-_88_2_'i_l_60 ..l ...... Page Thursday, December 5, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Seven-C 3 MISCEllANEOUS ARTICLES liC. RENTALS/HOMES, A~T .. ElC' ie. IIE~TAlSIHOMES. A"rs. ErC: 6C RENTALS/HOMES, A,.rs , HC I 6M FLORIDA VACATION 60 VACA TlON RENTALS . •. MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES 6H OFFICE fOR RENT FOil SALE DETROIT DETIIOlT DETROIT RENTALS All OTHEII fOR SALE HAVERHILL-Warren, two SARATOGA ~ 7 Mile/Schoen- ALTER.CHARLEVOIX PLUSH, pflvate offlces - fur- JUPITER _ CARRIBEAN Villas from JACOBSON electriC snow- BABY bedroom lower, $250, modest to magOlflcent. se- blower, power lawn mower. herr area 2 bedroom lower, Grosse Pomte Side, allrachve nlshed. $150-$175 Wall to carpeted, hreplace, formal wall carpetlOg, utilities 10- lect private homes Staff, reellype electriC edger. 30" FURNITURIiI all applIances, basement one bedroom apartments PALM BEACH duung room, ba~ement. and eluded Ideal for attorney, Jupiter Ocean and Racquet pool, tenOls, golf. water lawn sweeper 885-0220 ~275 plus utllIlJes No pets Heat IIlcluded From $220 EQUIPMENT garage Tenant pay!> heat sports, horseback rldmg. Secunty 882 4662 331-7852, 824-7039 accountant, manufacturers Club 11 Tenms courts, 2 SEARS 6 h P 24" snowblower AT RESALE PRICES and elect! IC 884-4t90 rep Monthly lease accept- pools, walkmg dIstance to restaurants, shoppmg, and self-propelled, $250, 12 h P Blonde Crib IF you are approachmg retIre DETROIT Towers Condo - MOROSS/Mack area, 3 bed- able ImmedJate occupancy the ocean 2 bedroom condo- more Complete travel ser wheelhorse lawn tractor, 48" FoldlOg High Chairs ment or have reduced fami- SpacIOUS 2 bedroom, 2 bath room, dmmg room, base- 881-6827, evenlOg~ 885-b8b9 mlOlUm Ca 11646-4440.or 332- vices Free color brochure snow blade and mower deck, Oak Hili Wood Changmg Table ly at home. why pay more? WIth a view of the nver Op VHR WorldWide. 235 Ken ment, wall to wall carpetmg, Why more hou!>ework and $750/ offer 776-1343 Mesh Play Pen tIOn to buy aVdllable THE MARK I BLDG, 7691 slOgton Avenue, Norwood, White Cradle newly decorated, Vet!>/FHA, more rooms? 5091 Haverhill 23230 MACK AVE FORT MEYERS BEACH . two 18GALLON aquarium, $8 824- CHAMPION & BAER NJ 07648 (201) 767 9393 Bath Tubs o down, $475 per month has the followmg all on the ST CLAIR SHORES bedroom. 2 bath condo on 7147 8845700 SterIlIzer 1 781 5153 flrst floor 2 bedrooms, dlO Office .>ultes available gulf Pool, pnvate beach, THREE bedroom brick home, HAWAIIAN HOLIDAYS GIRL'S French ProVInCial Swyngomatlc Swmg THREE bedroom unfurmshed eUe, IIvmg room With fire- Upper level cable TV, phone and Your lIawall condo vacatlOn newly decorated, carpetmg, bedroom set, antique white, Step Stools a part men t Y01 kshlre near place. easier to heat. near Vallable ,)Ile~ microwave Weekly, month speclah;,t Air condo-car garage. central air I 94/ double bed, dresser, desk- Wood High Chair GrO!>sePomte Bob, 81160835 churches, shoPPlllg and Modern - Affordable Iy rates After 5 p rn 264 354-3583 hutch, Olght sland, chair buses AUractlve and conve- Cadieux 979-5095, after 5 WhIte Dresser BALf'OUR/Warren - 2 bed 771 bb91 886 3Ull6 5901 1.300 value, for $695 After ment $350 pm HILTON HEAD - Palmetto Toddler Car Seat room upper wIth kitchen, EXECUTIVE offices, parkIng CONDO - tImeshare on gulf, Dunes Villa, 2 bedrooms 3 30 pm 88H>909 WhIte Canopy CrIb THE BLAKE CO INDIAN VILLAGE area, Ideal dmmg room and spaclOu!> ~Ulte;, IUO !>quare feet to Lido Key - Sarasota. Wood Play Pen 881-6100 for professlOnal/execullve, 7 886-9234 TWO used storm wlOdows - hvmg loom with 1b' cathe 1,000 ;,qUal e feet 88b 9140 January 18 - March 1st, 2 ~cales rooms, 2 baths, $400 per SNOWMASS Colorado HousE' alumlOum triple track, 30"x dral cellmg Will be shown TWO bedroom duplex, Kelly/ bedroom, 2 bath, complete 4'6" 884-4529 Walker.> Morang, brick, very clean, month plus utlhhe, 499-m77 OFFICE !>pace for lease, 3 Iy furOished, pool, sauna, belo.... J<::lk Camp on the Saturday Sund : , • ...... f " .. , • GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, December 5, 1985 --.Page Eight-C-"- -r- ~-- __ :__--_r::======- __._-- ---=--__ liB. AUCTIONS/EST AIE 1111. AUCTIONS/ESTATE II MISCULANEOUS ARTICLES II MISCelLANEOUS ARTICLES IIA GARAGE: YARD: liD. ANTIQUES FOR SALE II. MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES II MISCelLANEOUS ARTICLES SUES SUES FOR SalE FOR SalE BASEMENT SALES FOR SalE FOR SALE DECOYS Primitive and new LAHGE AN'I'IQUE AND RELOCATING - 110" blue SILVER blue mmk cape, $100 WASHER and dryer, $60 each, FINAL movmg sale - tables, HARTZ Last show until Chnstmas CHRISTMAS SHOP CONSIGNMENT AUCTION sofa-Ioveseat - $285 Dmmg Black Per!>lan lamb coat dmette set, $70, 2 dressers, $50 each, 2 sels of dishes, HOUSEHOLD SALES Roma Hdll, Gratiot Sunday, SATUHDAY DECEMBEH 7, room, queen bedroom, twm IN ONE With black mmkcollar, hem $35 each WIth bookcase, $150, $50, lamps, $25, Side WHOLE HOUSE 12/8/85 725-2179 $2.5, sofa, $190 884-7298 or 1985AT 11 00 A M bed, chests, miscellaneous FELL SWOOP! and belt, size 12/14, $200 chairs, $40, 19806 Ida Lane ESTATE SALE 5748857 East AT HEPPLEWHITE bedroom, 463-7-104 Brand new brass and glass Rabbit coat, Size 10, $30 marble top washstands, ar- MOVING sale' kitchen table - LOCHMOOR SCHMIDT'S ANTIQUES, INC TWO naugahyde heavy-duty Jewelry boxes All shapes Playpen, lIke new, $20 8mm ALL MUST GO' 1417 mOire, dresser, mlald wal- movie proJector, $20 885- 40 PIece Socket Set, $299 chairs, loveseat _matchmg GlWSSE POINTE SHOHES 5138WEST MICIIlGAN AVE Chairs - good for teenager's and SIZes Half oW Must lI- YPSILANTI, MI 48197 nut. Orlgmal beveled mlr- qUIdate Thursday, Friday, 0377 7 PIece Screwdnver Set, $1 99 chaIr, mIScellaneous Satur- CORNER OF HOLIDAY hlde-a way, good condition day, Sunday, 9 am -5 p m BETWEEN MACK & rors/flmsh, excellent condi- 9 a m -12 noon 823-2717 GORGEOUSWoodwardwrought 7 Piece Nutdrlver set, $1 99 Mattress and sprmgs, 19655Roscommon, between LAKESHORE ThIS auctIOn mcludes many tIOn 771-2537 smgle Wanted Presto auto- Iron tahle, 32x60 With 2 ElectriC Soldering Gun, $6 99 ESTATE SALE 6 PIece FleXible BeaconsfIeld/Harper DECEMBER 6-7 Items from a Norlhm n MI ANTIQUES AND matic pressure cooker, matchmg arm chaIrs and 2 c1l1gan e!>tate plus othel Console automatic stereo Socket Set, $595 DAVENPORT, end tables, FRIDAY & SATUHDAY large Size, mdependent elec. Side chairs Intncate An consIgnments and selected COLLECTI BLES tnc cord 821 3092 radlo-phono, de<.oratlVe oak daluslan deSign, no longer 14 Piece CombmatlOn lamps, chaIrs, desk, mlscel. 10 A.M.• 4 P.M. cabmet, Sears Silver tone, Wrench Set, $995 Items from our own ShOll ROSEVILLE PLAZA SHOPS made, antIque lead finish laneolll> Items Friday-Sat- rooms Such as Blue Willow AT THE TOP INVALID porta-11ft - cost like new, $195 Henredon dIx- 5 Piece Adjustable urday between 9 a m -3 p m ThiS lovely home IS full of all $480 886-3138or 885-7855 child!> tea set, Benmngton 12 I\hle/GrdtlOt, December $425.!>ell- $'200 InvalId com. Ie French Provmclal bed- Wrench Set, $7 99 15865CollIngham, 372-3635 kinds of goodie!> We are fed- mode $50 882.-2823after 5 room set, white, 5 pieces, SKIS - OlIn Mark IV 190c m , 12.Foot Jumper Cables, $995 I . :..:..:..-----..=::-----..:.----1 turlg fme contempOl ary fur v.are, child's rocker, Ma 12.-15Doll repair. anllques, pm slllgie bed, vamty WIth Tyrolla 360D, $140/be,t 886 All Lamps and Glassware ruture for the dmmg room 10 johca, Hobnail glels!>,many appraisal. $1 per Item SONY Video recorder SerIes bench, mght stand, double 3593 ''2 Price MOVING SALE cludmg d Baker credenzd, a brd!>!>and copper Items, WE ALSO BUY Amencdn helnglOg lamp!>, 2800 - $200 Sony AM/FM dresser, $225 Colomal PING pong table With net and LIMITED SUPPLY December 6, 7 2 pm -7 p m whIte Woodard table and 6 HOLlDA Y OPEN HOUSE Upnght studIO plano, sofa, semi preclOu!>stones, IlOgs cas!>etle stereo, (In box) hutch, frUltwood, 2 shelf paddles, like nev., $40 882- WAGON WHEEL contemporary chaIr!>, a red SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14 bedroom set, dmette set, all' and green crewel camel and neckldce!>, guns and '1\"1\ Quasar Dynacolor -- scalloped top WIth plate 2.305 TRADING CO SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15 conditioner, ml!>cellaneous back sofa m new condition, swords, IsldmlC lllummdted $350 882.8575 grooves, triple cabmet 36" ROUND formlca dinette, 4 15243 MACK MANCHESTER household Items Must sell a pall' of blue Queen Anne leaves, Jeweled !>dtlOglass WATCHES, clocks, decoy!>, base, $200 886-7863,after 4 chairs, coat rack, new 8 884-8536 ANTIQUE MALL Immediately 21319KmgsvlI- wmg chairs (also lIke nel\ ), fairy lamp, d bentwood cane old Ironrlte, books, 16' boat pm piece !>ettmg stainless !>teel HOUSEHOLD Items Lamps, Open 7 days, 10 5 Ie, Harper Woods, (Moross a black oblong fancy seated chaIrs, Flestaware, and traIler 881 9332 LARGE deco display cabmet, silvern are, Corelle otrus room-size rugs, self-clearung Refreshments 1-94 area) Woodard glass top table With fmely carved lIvely cabmet $400 1960's ....lute ermme fur dmnen\ are, cashmere electriC range, 1930's sohd I. 116 E MaIO, Manchester SPORTY raccoon coat With I; Iron chair" a Vlctonan dated 1731, 6 "Mdlrlage A cwt, ~lZC ~, S::!50 V .l.cton~n ..ueU.:> .f:uR l",.v 882-5622 table cloths _ many others ROYAL, Worchestershlre' 'l72.-2,)()() SALES - EST ATE & HOUSE 1 ANTIQUE I~ooden carou~el '>lIndd,lldlll lpm 884 850- f t t 1 6 5 I APPRAISALS ESTATE INSURANCE hor~e" from the turn of the FIREPLACE IOsert _ glas" -;) or appom men porce am piece p act' X MAS Specials 3050% GUI- -, 'century mounlcr! on ~t,lIld" I door", 5 years old, 29"H X BLUSH mmk coat and Jacket "ettmg~ $100 Fake fur tars, drum", aillnstruments PR IVATE 1 , 10. MOTORCYCLES FOil SALE 16"W x 22"D $150or best of- 823-Ol17,) <;llver mink Jackct. size 12, Layaways 88.13Van Dyke, I read\ for dl~plav 71\ H078 fer 824-6399 7' ARTIFICAI Ch t t like new, ....orn t....lce $'iO 921-4614 921-4646 1 pill- 7 PRICING SERVICE - An Option For The ROOS Lcdelr (hc<;t VictOrian ::-::-:~~--,=- --:-_ J n<;ma<; rec 88')-8020 ... d 4 . I W h C < offcc I 1)lc I ell t II I \')82 SIiZllKI 6'iD good condl FIREPLACE Insert gJas~> co~t> $125, "J'eal,. I.lfe," $'''5'" C_,r f I 10' 64 26 pm "un ay 1- pm IndlVldua IS mg To onduct Their mmt ('Ol1(lItlOll Page Nlne-~ Thursday, December 5, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS 11C CARS fOR SALE 13 II£Al ESUTE . 13 ilEAL fSTA TE - 11. CAlIS FOR SALE - l1A. CAliS FOR SALE - 1111 CARS FOR SAlE - 11 C CARS FOR SALE . llF. CAR AUCTIONS GM GENERAL GENfllAl AMC CHRYSLER FOliO GM POLICE Cars - all', power SUNNINGDALE 1979 PLYMOUTH HOrIZon 1978MUSTANG - 4 cylinder, 1976NOVA Concourse, 305V-6, TODAY'S 1979 CHEVY MONZA brakes, power steermg, four GROSSE POINTE WOODS melallic blue With blue m- automatic, 69,000 mIles, 4.speed, good condition Good condItion $1,200 SpacIOus 4 bedroom Cape Cod BEST BUY tenor, cloth upholstery, $1,000 778.1028 door - all need mechamcal work, 1981Chevrolet Malibu style, overlookmg Lochmoor GROSSE POINTE manual shift, all' LOndltlon 882-5681 1980LOADED Flrebud - V-8, . 63,619 miles, 198.1Dodge Country Club, 2,600 square 3 famlfy, 3 furnaces, 3 tenants ed, AM/FM, real' defogger, t-tops, alarm, good condl- ~ 1985 MONTE Carlo.Landau, feet on Jij acre lot KItchen A morley maker Call for de 59000 mMs, new battery, DIplomat -72,816 mdes, 1984 1985PONTIAC Sunblrd LE, 4 loaded, mmt, 9,500 mIles hOIl, $3,500 343-()582 bullt-ms, famdy room, 2 fll'e- tails clulch and muffler, good Plymouth Grand Fury - door, extended warranty, $9,900 884-6576 1980CHEVY Monza - no rust, places, rec room, attached condlllOn, be!>t offer 526 55,779 miles Mmlmum bId excellent condItion 886- Thursday, December 5, 1985 Page Ten.C GROSSE POINTE NEWS 13G WASHERIORYERI 130 VACA liON/RESORT 20B ElHTRICAL SERVICE 20E HOME IMPROVEMENT 13 REAL ESTATE ,t REAL ESTATE WANlEO I~ BUSINESS OPPORYUNITIES 16A ADOPT A PET APPLIANCE REPAIRS GENERAL PRorEftTY EXCLUSIVE BUSINESS ANIMAL HOSPITAL HADLEY HOME OWNER - Must sell, Haver- POMPANO Beach, FlOrida WANTED - SMALLER CALL GEORGE HOUSE IN THE POINTES! We have the dearest little CUSWORTH IMPROVEMENT hIll 4 bedroom, 3 bath, ex- SpaCIOUS condomlmum In NUTTO APPLIANCE ELECTRIC & SUPPLY, INC IN TRADE FOR LARGER Gourmet shop With beautiful abandoned brown and white cellent $37,500 881-0389 well mamtamed bUlldtng on Washer and Dryer Service SERVING INC. Retmng owners of a 5 bed. mterlor appointmentsl tabby cat She IS 3 months Intra-Coastal Beautiful Sales THE GROSSE POINTES COMPLETE REMODELING BY OWNER, 3 bedroom Col- pool, other recreatIOnal room, 4 bath Gro!>se Pomte TOiletries, Coffees, Wme old and sure would like to be omal large updated kitchen in a warm and lovmg home We sell rebUIlt washers SINCE 1965 SERVICE amemtles One block from home SUItable for large All Imported Items and dryers KItchen-Baths \\ Ith brCclkfast nook, formal Please come and see her o ReSIdential - CommerCial ocean Furm!>hed If desired family, want to trade for a Terms available to qualifIed Addltlons- Porches dmmg room, den, brick smaller 3 bedroom Grosse buyer 882 8660 445-0776 o RadIO Dispatched Must sell 881-4751 • Emergency Service Atl1c/Ree Rooms pallO \\ Ith gas grill, 2 car POinte home of comparable GROSSE POinte Ammal garage, clppomlment only NO CHANGES LET GEORGE DO IT SENIOR CITIZEN Alummum Sldmg/Tnm value C I B B MR KOSKI Chruc We have lost and Gutters/Down Spouts 682-2419 after 6 p m NO CO\NCELS Our home valued at $120,000 542-9111 APPLIANCE REPAIR DISCOUNT OF CLASSIFIED ADS abandoned ammals for Storm Wmdows/Doors O~E BLOCK [rom St John has many desirable features adoption This week we have SERVICE Rooftng/Shmgles/Hot Tar 1 AFTER L! NOON MONDA \'8 16 PUS fOR SAlE 886-4448 Ho~pltal, DetrOit 6 4% as- and ISan easy walk to South precIous 10week old 7 lb toy Washer, Dryer, Refngeratlon, Aluminum Siding and ~umable POSSible owner fi- NO EXCEPTIONS! High If mterested m trade, Electrical, Dishwasher, etc IF BUSY, CALL 881-4664 SCHNAUZER mlm - AKC, 7 poodle - terrlOr - Schnaulcr 15215MACK, DETROIT 48224 Gutter Cleamng nancmg, 21" baths, 2 lots, FLORIDA condo. 2 bedrooms please reply WIth details to No Service Charge J1 Repaired weeks. shots, wormed 884- - Dachshund - elc Mixed LICENSED INSURED Fences/Repairs of all kinds ,,\\ Imming pool, 4 5 bed- 2 baths on canal In Cape Cor: Box G-I02, Grosse Pomte 8930 Brmdle haIr WIth white Guaranteed Parts & ServIce Licensed and Insured Ioom~, 2 flrcplace~, formal al. outsIde Ft Meyers Dues News, 99 Kercheval, Grosse 885-6081 S & J ELECTRIC COCKER Sparuel pUppies - whIskers and we have a 6 886-0520 dllllng loom, many extras - $75per month FIrst floor Pomte Farms, Mlch 48236, Geo Stults/Since 1965 Resldentlal-Commerc lal champIOn Sired Males $200 week old Calico kitten, both $57 900 [Irm I 882 8184 m a small complex $54,500 by Feb 15, 1986 All mqulfles are ready to go home For 181, FLOOR SANDING/ No Job Too Small MODERNIZATION 294-1177 885-2930 COZY "ecure 4 room bunga- 884 3117 WIllbe ansv. ered In strictest appomtment call 822-5707 IIEFINISHING M.T. CHARGOT WEST Palm Beach FlOrida confidence FREE - 5 month old grey, G & G FLOORCO ELECTRICAL handyman No 10\1 .If VIllage Ideal for male cat Litter tramed, FREE to good home - won- BUILDING CO. Century Village, well fur: NICE family need!> !>maller Floor sandmg profeSSIOnally Job too smdll Competitive ~Illgle, retired couple Lo\\ very affectionate 885-1089 derful female pup Would PERSONALLY DESIGNED m~hed, 2 bedrooms, 1'l bath done Dark stammg dnd fm- rates Speclahzmg In garage mcllntelldncc $48,500 home to rent or buy J or 4 like family ll1l>teadof lonely Kitchen - AttIcs condo, second floor, walk to LAB pups - yellow. AKC, Ishmg All work guaranteed wlrmg, all types of outdoor * i\b2 9272 or 881 J119 bedroom or mcome Occu- hfe WIth Single master Half Basements-Porches the club house and golf, m shots, wormed, deelawed Free estunates References Iightmg WIthphoto cells, mo * Il'. the Park $49 dov.n vets pancy by January 1 CondI- POinter - half Beagle 4 Bathrooms - Rec Rooms mmt condition, ready to Females 772-9584 885-0257 tlon detectors and speCial * 'l:llC 5/4 IlllOmc Newly de- tion not Important Grosse months 882-0143 Outdoor deck environments move m $42,000 1-305-683- purpose outlets 884-3853 corated Ea.,tslde Really POIntes or North of 6 Mile YORKSHIRE Ternors, tmy COLOR Pomte SIamese cat CUSTOM CRAFTED 2282 Road 882-8614 KELM 882-2402 AKC males, females, shots, female, spayed, vaccmated, * Cabmets - Formica ()rrLA~DO ~,\pcp\..a) Errol health certuIC:lte::., 6 .vecks, Fleor b lng, "'INI'ng refm- CO.Op APAH1'MENT CASH IVI .> vut ~AVP<'rt) and l~dlly .:ffedlOlldle Gl"dl J MARTIN * h ooUWOl kUl15-llll11 \hll h Estates, private country Land Contrdcts Call Fer- 771-1704 personality Needs desper- Ishmg Expert m stam Old Replacement Wmdows Hdrper /Wh Ittler ared - floors a specIalty We also ELECTRIC * ~paCIOw,rooms, appliance'>, club, 27 hole golf course, rlole - Petne Properties LABRADOR Retriever pUP: atelya lOVinghome 839-2441 * Interior - Exterior Doors sWimming, tenOls, excellent 884 3353 pIes - A K C , yellow Rea- evemngs reftmsh bamsters COMPANY FULLY LICENSED AND drdpt'~, nedr shoppmg and 535-7256 Guaranteed work. Low pnces dining Luxury 2 bedroom, 2 sonable 949-5096 INSURED bu~ 10\1 mamtenance CASH 13. GENERAL SEIIVICE • No Job too small 0 VIOla- GAlES REALTY bath fully eqUiPped kItchen PROFESSIONAL floor sand GENERAL HOME REPAIR Laundry condo On mneth COCKER - A K C , female, tions corrected • Free esti- 521 7000 FOR HOMES mg and fmlshmg Free estl Free Estimates - 882-6842 faIrway $69,500 Must sell buff, 12weeks, housebroken mates Gary Martm Servmg Area Smce 1938 AllergIes $275 882-7896 THE PHONE mates W Abraham 754- BARKER BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom brick 40 mile to Disney Leave STIEBER REALTY 8999 882-2007 bungdlo\\ 4174 Yorkshire, message 313 294 9381 BOUVIER pups, AKC, great 20C. TV AND IIADIO - CONTRACTORS 19. MOVING AND STORAGE Sl5.900 8844771 after 3 pm SANIBEL - modern one bed 775-4900 bloodline, great pets, blondes CONNECTOR IIEPAIII Modermzatlon • Alterations • and brown, brlddles Avail- QU-\LlTY cu~tom built brlck- room garden condo, gulf CURRENT Grosse POinte res Installation and Service GROSSE POINTE Additions • FamIly Rooms • able Dec 14. Chnstmas COLOR TV, HI-FI, STEREO ranch .3 bedrooms, hvmg view Boat docking, heated Idents deSire owner fmanc- Resldenllal/Busmess Systems MOVING AND STORAGE CO Kitchens & Recreation mormng delivery available 885-u264 Areas loom, formal dlmng, large pool $89,500 (313) 3356522, ed home In Northeast Sub. 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE Pomte reSIdents WIllmove or 831-1354after 6 p m. ANTENNAS JAMES BARKER kItchen, attached 2 car If no answer leave message urbs Could move anytime In remove large or small quan- gdrdge, fmlshed basement at (313l 3332422 1986 Call evemngs/week RESERVE your Chrtstmas 822-8242 tities of furmture, apphan- T V RADIO small apphances 886-5044 Excellent condition Call 716- puppy I A K C champlOn- ces, pIanos - dr what have repairs Fast servIce, lowest ASSUMABLE 834 mortgage - ends, 885-4365 SAPONARO SERVICES EASTVIEW 5487 pnces Licensed 882-0865 2 bedrooms, 2baths Vacant FAMIL Y wants home on slup hne Golden Relnevers, Light Haulmg you Call forfree estimates males Wormed, shots, 343-0481or 822-4400 Opera- ALUMINUM 13A. lOTS FOR SAlE Newly decorated Free golf canal, St Clair Shores Garage/Basement Clean-up 20E. HOME IMPROVEMENT $48,900 Boca Raton 1-305- 351-1574 Walter, eveOlngs thoroughly soclahzed $275 Wall Washmg ted by John Stelmnger and VINYL INC. Bob Breltenbecher LOT for sale by owner 8Oxl00 482 8941 543-5252 881-6552 Insured HEAT BILL HIGH? 17301Mack near Cadieux 8 MIle Road, Ea~tland area: MARCO ISLAND Furmshed 2 Ben Saponaro MOVERS WORLD Save money WithIndoor storm • Sldmg. Tnm 15. IUSlNESS OPPOIITUNITIES If you lose me 882-1734 (U-Haul Company, Inc ) Call before 11 a m 885 9227 bedroom, 2 bath penthouse wmdows Easy to install and • Seamless Gutters • Doors or fmd me . Every servIce avaJ1able for lo- or 961-3997ask for Gus, 6-4 condo Beauhful beach HAULING Garage tear remove Different samples • Wmdows • Roofmg BE YOUR OWN BOSS cal Intra-Inter state moving pm Well established craft supply dOWns,construction debns, and styles to choose from • AwOlngs • Shutters 884-6846 Free estimates Call East 1311, COMMERCIAL I'ROI'ERTYI bUSiness located m S1. Clair concrete, dirt, garage and free estimates o Porch Enclosures 13C. WATEII PIIOPERTY Jefferson MOVing and BUILDINGS Shores near Grosse Pomte basement junk, brush Can C&P WINDOWS o Wrought Iron remove or move most any- Storage. o Glass & Screen RepaIr GROSSE Pomte area - 1,000 Inbusmess 15years with the 313-881-9397 thmg Dave Wassenaar, 823- 12001E Jefferson o VISit Our Showroom ST. CLAIR square feet, parkmg, new last 6 years m thIS locatIOn 823-5621 Price Includes mventory fix- 1207 EASTLAND 020 Yrs roof, new furance, newly ALUMINUM o Insured :Elegant, customed deSigned tures and trade name o N.G CONSTRUCTION CO RELIABLE POINTE resident decorated, 6 execul1ve With movmg van WIll move PRODUCTS 527-5616- 881-1060 . and bUIlt home on North SUites 886-9141 Owner's retlrmg Call for Masonry repairs, clumneys RiverSide Drive Brick and additional information large or small quantities patios, porches SpecialiZing SIdIng, trIm, roofmg, seamless KELLY BUILDING CO. frame construction, beauti- GRATIOT Shown by appointment INSURED m Fieldstone fIreplaces gutters, storm doors and D C KELLY BUILDER fully decorated and featur Between 8-9 Mile Rd Two ONLY Bob 882-1968or 822-4400 Licensed 839-9459 wmdows, rallmgs, alumi- o Quality Remodehng Illg ~uch hnenE's as crown bUlldmgs, 1,460square feet TAPPAN & ASSOCIATES We'll run your ad HANDYMAN With truck 20. PIANO SERVICE o Andersen Replacement muldlngs hand carved Eng each Off-street parkmg, lot 775-6200 num shutters, porch enclos- 6O'x200', tenant occupIed FREEII Clean basements, garages ures Free courteous esti- Wmdows and Doors • h.,h mantel, gourmet klt- COMPLETE PIANO servICe Good for user or mvestor WOMENS dress shop featur- any hauling, odd Jobs Tre~ mates o Additions of all types dlPll garden room facmg 882-6900 mg exclUSive Michigan de- servIce, gutter c1earung Bob Tunmg, rebUilding, refm- o Custom Garages patIO and wooded area be- Office/Showroom signers, for sale, m fashIon- -~227 Ishmg Member Plano Tech- 29315 Harper yond Master bedroom sUite INVESTOR 16A ADOPT A PET mClans Guild Zech-Bossner 882-3463 BUILDING IN WARREN able Trappers Alley 965- S C S 774-0460 LICENSED & INSURED on fIrst floor and two large 3752 Lease available CAULKING - new and re- 731-7707 second floor bedrooms 115% NET RETURN caulk houses 16 years ex- • Attics & Porch Enclosures HEALTH club and spa WIth ADORABLE Cat - male, PIANO SERVICES - Tumng C\LL STIEBER REALTOR I perience 778-0016 o Addttlons & KItchens Basement, garage and attic full kitchen Club faCIlities long haIr, white With black. and repair QualifIed techru- I.l-~'nl BUL[)I:\G 775-4900 o CommerCial Buildtngs prOVIdeabundant storage A mclude nautilus eqUIpment, Approximately 6 months clan FleXIble hours Reas- cO:'lIPY"Y A"ll (;ET EXECUTIVE off Park, newly 13A. CARPET INSTALLATION mint condItIOn property Indoor pool, wally ball, rac-l old, vaccmated, very affee- onable rates 881-8276 (ILH PIUCE JIM SUTTON $195,000 Land Contract decorated, new roof/furn- quetball, aerobICS and many tlOnate and sweet Was CARPET LAYING :\SPI1:\LT A:\D 1677Brys Drive terms avallable ace, Grosse Pomte area 886- PIANO TUNING and repalr- extras One price buys all abandoned, needs desper- NEW AND OLD FlHERGL.\SS TU4-2942 TU2-2436 9141 mg Work guaranteed HOOFI"G ~u YE:\HS For mformatlon call atelya lovrng home. 839-2441 Stairs Carpeted Shifted Member AFM Edward Fel- St Clair River, l00x700 foot GROSSE Pomte - 3 stores, 5 \\.\ItH,\\TY CORNERSTONE Richard at WJlcox Realtors evemngs RepaIrs of All Types ske 465-6358 landscaped property With apartments, over $40,000 l);t'l~~~ ~ound four bedroom Colomal .,,-.~ 3550 ENJOY the comfort of a mce ALSO CONST. CO. yearly mcome, very low ex CARPETING, VINYL PIANO tumng and repair home featurmg family snuggly cat for X-Mas Sev- KItchens - Custom DesIgn penses, only $275,000 Land 16. PHS fOil SALE HARDWOOD Complete plano service by room With fireplace, 21~ eral to choose from 885-0466 certifIed techruclan Eve- ADDITIONS - DECKS Family Rooms Contract terms Samples Shown m Wmdow Replacements baths, formal dmmg room, mm! and weekend appomt- BATHROOMS Andary 886-5670 CHAMPIONS QUALITY 'UPl'IES Your Home basement and attached ments avatlable Why not KITCHENS Decks TOY POODLES BOB TRUDEL garage Great vIews of inter- - BUSINESS AND STUD SERVICE TO have someone locally do WINDOWS - PORCHES CommerCIal Remodeling • APRICOT 774-7590days, 294-5896eves natIOnal freIghter traffiC, INVESTMENT APPROVED BITCHES your work DaVid Hughes COMMERCIAL Intenor /ExterlOr PROPERTIES REDS • BLACK AddItions 20x40 two story barn, Ideal j )r' 0 AKC REGISTERED 882-8705 REMODELING YORKSHIRES CARPET SERVICES Custom and Quality always for boat and car storage and "-! • BOARDING LICENSED & INSURED ExclUSively Sales and mstallahon, 3 year PIANO TUNING and repair . LICENSED AND INSURED studiO $239,000 Land Con- SCHNAUZER @ SALES - LEASES • GROOMING guarantee $2 a yard Re Complete plano service by JIM LAETHEM tract stretchmg and repair work GUY DeBOER EXCHANGES certified techmclan Why not 881-6651 885-4624 882-9310 -:Sh.o 'te;,i, .!J(e:nnei1A. done have someone locally do WIde selectIOn of hIgh quahty LETO BUILDING CO Vlrgmla S Jeffries Realtor MARCEL AND MARIA DAGHUYT your work? DaVId Hughes CondonullJums on the St - Phone 293-1429 - 882-B705 ' SINCE 1911 Clair River, ranging from 882-0899 JOANNA WESTERN CUSTOM BUILDING 331>33 HARPER AVENUE HOURS 900A M TO 6 OOP M ~ $72,500 to $210 000 EAST WARREN near Buck- 2011. ELECTRICAL SERVICE WINDOW SHADES REMODELING ST CLAIR SHORES, MI 48082 CLOSED SUNOAY & HOLIDAYS FIREPLACES, wood stoves, REC ROOMS Ingham Two medical or of- 011 flues cleaned Caps and PAINT, SHUTTERS, BLlNm RIver Club condommlUm on KAUIo'lIIAN"J KITCHENS fice bUlldmgs 3,400 square screens Installed Insured, WADE'S ELECTRIC St Clair River 2 bedrooms feet - 1,600square feet Call TORM DOORS A;\iO \~ I\DO\\~ 882-3222 fully eqUIpped kitchen, faml: no mess ProfeSSIOnal COMPANY, for detaIls Master Sweep HANDYMAN speclallzmg m ly room, 2''2 baths, vlewmg Palms Queen Realtors INCORPORATED CERTIFIED #280 pamtmg, carpentry For- deck Elegantly decorated, 886 4444 HOUSE CALLS FAST 24 HOUR mica work. Excellent refer- $115,000 Coach light Chimney Sweep GRA'TOP DETROIT HOUSES ONLY Company SERVICE SALES AND SERVICE ences 882-4827 St ClaIr River Club effiCiency All cash for your eqUIty No mspectlons, repairs or red 884.9500 15011 KERCHEVAL 20F. ROOFING SERVICE condohasonebedroorn,spa 885.3733 East of Alter. In the Park tape Immediate depOSit CIOUSIIvmg-dmlng area and TU 5-6000 fast closmg , J&J CHIMNEY SWEEPS COLVILLE EXPERT REPAIRS . vlell'lng deck, $75,000 Closed Mondays SQUIERS ASSOCIATES Wood stoves, fireplaces, EL:ECTRIC CO. GUTTERS 712-8570 chImney caps and screens, !\lAC GLASHAN COMPANY I damper repaIrs, mortar Ranges, Dryers, ServiCes, H.F. JENZEN ROOFING OpPOsite St Clair In 13C, WATEII PROPERTY Doorbells 329-2294 work BUILDING SMALL JOBS Certlfled - Insured VIOLATIONS 773-1444 FAST EMERGENCY nt:SIG:'I:(>:1l 774-9651 CANAL PROPERTY Mlch State Llc 5125 SERVICE HE\10Dt:UV; ,\:"1) Bedutlful3 bedroom brick Cape Cod Covered boat well 774-9110 .\llIl1TIO~S ROOFING Shmgles, flat \R('I\ITECTl'RAL areas, bUIlt-up roofs and re- Tv.o natural fIreplaces $61,900 COACHLIGHT CHIMNEY RETIRED MASTER electn. SERn(f: paIrs of all kmds Work Ask for Charlene, Earl Keirn clan Licensed VIOlatIOns SWEEP COMPANY BYf.fIRO()'\lS A:"D guaranteed Free estlmate Services mcreased Also 371-4010 h:(TnIE~S 884-5416 CERTIFIED :;280 small lobs TU 5 2966 No Mess 0 Insured IU;P\.-\('E:\1 E~l' W1:'1: ()O\\,S 130. VACATION/IlESOIIT 130. VACATION/IIESOIIT Complete LICENSED ROOFING Repairs From $25 RE-RClClF(~G _ '1I0'EIITY 'ROPERTY ChImney Care ELECTRICAL Gutters repaired and clean- CONTRACTOR \IX'U'l"1 SlUl'(; ed Expenenced, refer- PHONE: 885.3733 & THJ:\1 - ences Seaver's 882-0000 1 Highest quality Lowest 777-6840 20E. HOME IMPROVEMENT n.MOBll FOR prices Free estimates I.ICE:\SED &: I'SU{E1l CLASSIFIED ADS MASTER-ELECTRIC CALL 882-6900 978762.5 Speclallzmg m quality custom v.ork at affordable prtces DORMERS 0 ADDITIONS 0 ATRIUMS .1It. CHIMNEY AND FIREPLACE 11C. CHIMNEY AND FIIIEPLACE o SCREENED PORCHES 16A, ADOPT A I'ET 16A. ADOPT A PET REPAIR/CLEANING REPAIR/CLEANING KITCHENS. BATHROOMS I • RECREATION ROOMS I I • WOOD DECKS 0 COMPLETE JOB START r------I ....11 TO FINISH - LARGE OR SMALL Why I PENDOLINO'S RoD. PRIEST BUILDERS, INC. I CHIMNEY SERVICE I' Not GROSSE POINTE 881-8019 I SpeclalIzmg m brick work, • ROCHESTER 652-2255 I crowns, fluehners, screens • Adopt! • I _MASTER REMODELERS I ALL WORK GUARANTEED lII~ab I • RESlDE~TIAL • COMMERCIO\L I FREE ESTIMATES ~amll1 I I • m9llll EEl I Hrmg lo\(' and laughter 1010 your hearls and homes 881-2477 8865870 .. \tln} hom('lc~~ ill1lmaIs are wailing to be chosen by you liG. WASllEAIDlhER/ l1G, WASHEII/DRYERI APPLIANCE REPAIRS APPLIANCE REPAIRS FERLITO ------i------~II VI~11the CONSTRUCTION CO * \lIt\pc~ of cementv..ork .. Addll\on~ Anti Cruelty Association .. nnv('wa\~ .. KJtch('n~ * PallO'> .. Garages LfT~ 1 l-,f,'l Jo~cph Campau Hamtramck .. Brick & Rlock \\ork .. Hoofmg 891-7188 PR()Flo~SS~O"AL BA<;E'1E\lT \lyATERPROOFll'.G ~~DOIr-- WI'. STOP LEAKS GUARA:"TEF:n or QUALITY WORK.REASONABLE PRICES APPLIANCE REPAIR BEST OF 2 WORLDS The SERVICE LJcen~ed • Rond('d • ln~ured Golf oul the back door and the St LUCIeRiver and your WASHER DRYER, REFRIGERATION CALL US J\iOW FOR A FREE ESTIMATE own boat docks at the fronl of lhls 3 bedroom 1 bath akland Humane Society ELECTRICAL, DISHWASHER, ETC ' lownhouse \\Ith 18' sq ft plus a garage Loc~ted on NO SERVICE CHARGE IF REPAIRED GUARANTEED PARTS AND SERVICE thc renownerl Sandplpe Bay Resort In Port St LUCIe 19601MI F:lholl near 7 Mile 885-1798 Flonda Reduced to $169,500 Owner 294-1620 o~ 885-6081 FinanCing Available 892-7822 GEORGE STULTS/SINCE 1965 949-u531l, 305 335-0886 L: , ...-...... _--.& ... ~ ~~ .. ~-L..._...... ,...... it:, ~~ __ J/ __ •• _,.,_; 4 _ Page Eleven-C Th ursday, December 5, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS BRICI( 20R, fURNITURE IlEPAIRI 20Z. lANDSU'INGJ 20Z. LANDSCAPING/ 20F. IIOOFING SEll VICE 20H. PAINTING/DECORATING 20H PAINTING/DECORA TlNG i 201. WAll WASHING REfINISHING SHOW REMOVAl SNOW REMOVAl HAND DONE - professl(mal ANDY'S MASONRY AND BOB'S UPHOLSTERY -NEW PENDOLINO'S TRIMMING, removal, spray- MICHAEL'S WALLPAPER mg, feeding and stump re- ROOFING service and results 5 years CHIMNEY REPAIR SERVICES NOW AVAIL. SNOW REMOVAL PAINTING & REMOVAL m POIntes All masonry, brick, water- ABLE Custom made slIp moval Free Estimates We have a new number proofmg repairs SpecialIz- covers and pillow manufac- Dependable, qUick, clean ser- Complete tree service Call Vice, reSidential reasonable SPECIALIST REFINISHING BY JEFF 774-8098 Ing III tuck pointing and turmg 25% off already low Fleming Tree St'rvlce, 774- COMPLETE HOOFING Gro~se Pomte ReSident • Custom Pamhng Al:;o rates 6460 K-MAINTENANCE Company small jobs Llcensed, m. prices Local references ~ERVICE Intenor - Exterior Service • Low Rates sured Reasonable Free es. 881-2477 886-5870 wall washmg, floor c1eamng Hours - 8 to 6 Monday thru Nel'. roob, tear-{)f1~,fJdt roofs, Pamtmg & Plastermg 779-5235 775-292:7 tlmates 881-0505, 882-3006 SNOW PLOWING and waxmg Free estImates Saturdays 881-8848 Bob roll roofmg, new vents Gut Anllqumg dnd Varlllshmg PAINTING, wallpaperlllg, MAC'S TREE AND BRICK REPAIRS, porches, McVey, 17426 Harper, be. • ResidentIal - CommerCial ters dedned and repan ed Strlppmg and SUllnmg wall washmg Selllor clhzen 882-0688 tween Cadieux & Morang SHRUB TRIMMING Complete Kitchen Refllllshmg fireplaces, Chimneys - 35 .24 hour servICe yeal lound discounts Jan 884.8757, SAPONARO SERVICES COMPLETE WORK Insured - Free Esllmates, years experience 776-4529, 20S, CAII'ENTEIl • Competitive pnces INSTANT :::'EHVlcr~ Kathy 773-9589 Wall Washmg Reasonable rates, quality ser- ALL WOHK GUARA~TEfm References 777-8352 vice Call Tom 776-4429 884-0706 Window Cleamng QUALITY Carpentry and For- ROOFING SPECIALl,',T 8853230 33H>l38 CONCRETE Repairs Tuck- EL GRECO'S Insured mica work New or refaced DAVID i\ItCHMK" pomtIng, steps, seals, pat- SOD - one day service MASTERPIECE PAINTING Ben Saponaro CommerCial ReSidential 24 HOUR SNOW ches Experienced, neat, Pomter Landscapmg 885- 775-2802 KARM'S InterlOr-exterlOr Experience B82-1734 Store fixtures, dIsplays also reasonable Seaver's 882- PLOWING 8448 In repairing cracks, damag. counters, kitchens, vamtles, GROSSE POINTE fireman RESIDENTIAL SNOW PIOWlllg - yearly con- HADLEY HOME PAINTING ed pla"ter, fadlllg, peelIng 0000 ree. rooms, hang doors All Will do wall washmg 821- RESOURCE ENGINEERING tracts, 2" of snow or more IMPROVEMENT Llcen"ed and Insured pamt PolIte serVICe, very repairs and fllllsh work 16 2984 20P, WATEIIPIIOOFING 885-8448 Dry Wall & Plaster Repair reasonable rates Free esll- year; experience Free esti- 884-9104 INC Wood strIppmg and staining, mates WALL Washmg neat, rellable service Reasonable rates JACK WILLIAMS mates Vito Saplenla 774 COl\lPLEl E wall papering 8933 TREE AND stump removal ROOFING ,',EHVICE 884.7220 For free esllmates 774 B098 WATERPROOFING and tnmmmg 886-6631/776- G PREFERENCES CARPENTER - small and COM'\1EHCIAL &. DIVISIOnof CreatIve Arllst 11(}4Dan Milleville FOR Free Estimates. Guaranteed - 20J. WINDOW WASHING and WALL REPAIR large jobs, 32 years ex HESIDEN I'IAL P ,lint and plaster problems GROSSE POINTE GEORGE OLMIN *PROPER METHODS OF penence Free estimates CLASSIFIED ADS Tedl off corrected SNOW Removal Guaranteed CONTRACTORS \I>INDOW CLEANING WATERPROOFING ONLY Licensed 527-6656 CALL 882-6900 He~hmglc 77 PAINT 777-2408 * BUCKLED BASEMENT lowe~t pnce Personal ser- Hot'lar · WHITEY'S EXPERT WALLPAPERING SERVICE WALLS REPAIRED, ALBERT D. THOMAS I _ vice Tom - 8850967 Roll HooflOg I"lSTo\Ll o\T10"l (IF' <\T T I 35 YEARS IN THE POINTES STRAIGHTENED AND \lcn!;, • Wall Papermg INC. TYPES OF WALLCOVERING I 372-3022 BRACED CONTRACTORS, INC THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS MAYBE PURCHASED Gutler" • Interior Pamtmg I<'ROMTHE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS Hepdlr<; 885-8155 D BARR .NO INJURY TO LAWNS • Reasonable Prices AND SHRUBS (Stores are lIsted by streets and from DetrOit on through Licensed and lI1'>ured • Good Work FREE ESTIMATES CLEANING SERVICES *ALLTYPES OF CON. We are general contractors INSURED SECOND GENERATION the Grosse Pomtes and St Clair Shores) 8860520 • Call - no job too small One call takes care of all Michael Satmary Jr Wmdows, carpet, wall wash- CRETE AND BRICK your bUilding-remodelIng I REPAIR DOWNTOWN: ROOFS AND DECKS 774-0414 WALLPAPER mg, gutters, upholstery, *15 YEARS EXPERIENCE problems, large or small GUTTERS and ,~ INTERIOR AND extenol floors cleaned and waxed, IN POINTES TU 2-0628 Ren-Cen, Calument Tobacco and Gift Shop, mam 1 DOWNSPOUTS pamtmg and paperchang REMOVAL hardwoodfloorsc1eanedand *ALL WORK GUARAN- ALTERATIONS - Moder- level, near 100 Tower Gutters Cleaned and Flu::.hed lng Reasonable rates, 3( BY TIM waxed 777-8497 TEED (WRITTEN FREE Ren Cen, Sha~a Tobacco, mam floor, 500 Tower New and Repair WOlk Dxt.~c mzahon, all bUlldmg needs year~ experience Ray Bar • Low Rates ------ESTIMATES) Licensed and Insured nowsky, 372-2392after 6 p m rough to flJllsh In all trades JEFFERSON AVE . ADVANCE l\1AINTE~ANCE • Best Prices Around K-WINDOW 885-0602 GUY DE BOER INTERIORS 771-4007 CLEANING If no answer call after 300 17319Etlst Warren BY DON & LYNN LICENSED Park Pharmacy, Nottmgham and Jefferson 8849512 I • Husband-Wife Team MELIN'S PAINTING COMPANY CHARLES F JEFFREY 881-6651 885-4624 Village Wme Shop, Beaconsfield and Jefferson CASHAN ROOFING • Wallpdpermg Intenor & Extenor Storms, screens, gutters, 882-1800 • Pamtmg Patching, Plastenng, alummUIn cleaned Insured • Basement Waterproofmg QUALITY WOODWORKING MAUMEE: HOT ROOFS • Meticulous Stucco, Varnlshmg Free estImates • Underpm footmgs SpecIalIsts m' Commercial - Residential • Insured Wmdow Glazmg & Caulkmg I 882-0688 • Cracked or caved-m walls • Kitchen RemodelIng Bon Secours Hospital, Cadieux and Maumee, gift shop I Yeal-round service • Over 20 Years ExperIence Wallpapenng • 10 year guarantee • Custom Made Furlllture Schettler Drugs, Fisher and Maumee • Older Home Restoration Shingles and Repairs Wallpaperlllg Sale m home A-OK WINDOW CLEANERS Licensed Insured 885-2633 Call Ken at 521-1637 Work Guaranteed (We have a new number) Free Estlmates Service on storms and screens I R R CODDENS KERCHEVAL AVE.: Insured 886 3245 Reasonable Pnce Free estImates E'STAB' FRANK B WILLIAMS References, Good Work 775 1690 LISHED 1924 Llcensed bUIlder Speclahzmg Art's Party Store, Wayburn and Kercheval JOHN D. SIMON JAMES D. MELIN 9 5099 - All types of basement water- Muller's Market, Lakepomt and Kercheval ______7_5_-__ WINDOW washmg Sprmg' proofing 15years guarantee m home updatmg and re- l pairs Porch enclosures, Revco Drugs, "In The Village" 778-1028- 773-6986 RUSSELL INTERIOR- pamtmg/wall- Fall changeover For fast, References, 886-5565 Roofmg, Caulkmg, doors adjusted, bookshelves, Notre Dame Pharmacy, Notre Dame and Kercheval papermg QualIty work neat, reliable service Call CAPIZZO CON::>I panelmg, counter tops, valli- Grosse Pomte Book Vlllage, on Kercheval, between Weatherstripping, Repairs Master oamter and decorator LICENSED - INSURED - paperhanger, wood flll- Free estimates Call527-8536 7748098 . ties For courteous, expert Notre Dame and Cadieux assistance In Improving GROSSE POINTE NEWS, 99 Kercheval Ishmg, glazmg, decoratIve John GROSSE POINTE fireman BASEMENT GUTTER c1eamng by profes. will do wmdow washlllg 821. WATERPROOFING your home, please call me at Perry Drugs on the HIli slOnal house pamter Flush- mollfs, mterIor deSign and Trail Apothecary on the HIli layouts Free estimates PERFECT touch pamtmg, 2984 DONE RIGHT 88H1790 mg, mspechon upon request free estImates, paper . 10 YEAR GUARANTEE Cottage Hospital Glft Shop, MUir and Kercheval John, 884 0820 hanger plastermg wood SPECIALIZING m residential LICENSED INSURED CARPENTER - small jobs, 777-2606 Inside and outsIde Enlarge ___refllllshmg~~_____Bob 839:5853 I 5Sprmgyears andm PomtesFall changeover TONY 885-0612 MACK AVE.: PYRAMID NEWDA YS - Pamters and eXlstmg closets, shelvmg, ROOFING decorators, paperhangers QUALITY - craft - pamtmg We have a new number' R.L. STREMERSCH panelIng, all repairs Bnan J R 's Shoppe N Go, Mack and Berkshire Free estImates 777-2606 - mtenor - ext en or 774-8098 - 884-0961 Devonshire Drug, Devonshire and Mack He-Roofing WALLPAPER and pamtmg- speCialIsts - repair work - BASEMENT CARPENTER ,""ork,paneling Yorkshire Market, Yorkshire and Mack TCdr Otfs I Parkles Party Store, St Clair and Mack 10 years expenence Free guaranteed - references - WATERPROOFING partItiOns, shelvmg, doors, Repair VIUage Food Market, between Moran & McKmley estlmates 774-6314 free estImates - Insured - PAUL'S TILE CO Walls Repaired repaIrS Small JObs 882-2795 VentllatlOn John - 526-6536 Installers of ceramic and Straightened Alger Party Store, St Clair and Mack Year Round Service SMALL CARPENTRY re- Rand's Pharmacy, McMIllan and Mack WOOD REFINISHING mosaic tlle, quarry, pavers, Replaced pairs, locks mstalled by re- Area references ~eJllor PAINTING - Intenor, eX'j and marble Systems for All Work Guaranteed Arbor Drugs, 7 Mlle and Mack CItIZens dl;count Free STRIP STAIN VARNISH tiree Quahty workmanship tenor, plaster repalr, tex- heavy traffiC, or contmuous 884-7139 Revco Drugs, 7 MIle and Mack estimates Llcen"cd and DuplIcate EXlstmg Fmlsh Or 824-2853 Colors to Match tured ceIllllgs, paper hang- underwater exposure AMERICAN St John HOSPital,Moross near Mack Gift Shop and The msured 20T. PLUMBING AND Nook ' 778-0900 Kitchen cabmets, bathroom mg and removal 774-8098 I WORK GUARANTEED HEATING vamlIes, rec-famlly room PARK PAINTING 'lake ad- 822-7137 824-1326 BASEMENT Ment Woods Pharmacy, Bournemoulh and Mack paneling, doors, trIm and Harkness Pharmacy, Lochmoor and Makc vantage of my December WATERPROOFING All Pomtes Book Shop, Mack and Vernier moldmgs rates and have that room Low Pnces Free Eslimates FRANK R. Licensed Insured Hollywood Pharmacy, Hollywood and Mack AERO pamled before the hohdays R.L. STREMERSCH All Work Guaranteed Mr C's Deh, Ridgemont and Mack References Free EstImates John, 884-0820 CEMENT CONTRACTOR Licensed Insured WEIR f'RESTIGE PAINTING CO ~ Bob's Drug Store, Roslyn and Mack ROOFING DAVlD ROLEWICZ GET ready for the holIdays Cement BOB 526-9288 PLUMBING, HEATING, SEWERS AND DRAINS COMPANY 296-7386 778-5025 Pamtmg Small room $75 Dr~~~~~ys J.W. KLEINER HARPER AVE.: GROSSE POINTE MedIUm $100 Large $125 Bnckwork BOILER SPECIALISTS Ment Book Center corner of Harper and Kensmgton Expert roof repairs, Basement Waterproofmg Parkcrest Party Store, Parkcrest and Harper PAINTER'S INC. 882-8537 Basement Waterproofmg Shingles - slate COLLEGE student desires m- Steps SPRINKLER REPAIRS Hunter Pharmacy, Country Club and Harper Side pamtmg ProfeSSIOnal Tuck POIntmg All Work guaranteed Kaycee Drugs, Bournemouth and Harper .:- tile. Flat roofs Pamtmg - mterlOr-exterlOr, qualIty Grosse Pomte refer- No Job too small LICENSED Wngley's Drugs on Harper, 1 block north of Cadieux paper hangmg and paneling and ences Skip 886-6830 Free estimates The Tinder Box, Eastland Shoppmg Center, Aisle 7, Free estimates cheerfully 882-0717 885.7711 between Harper and Kelly Road gutter work . given Licensed and In- INTERIOR pamting done by SPECIALIING IN 381 KERCHEVAL, FARMS .All work guaranteed sured collegesludent Also, minor DRIVEWAYS AND MIKE GEISER Since 1925 Licensed and 882-9234 repairs made Expenenced CEMENT CONT. Keith Damelson EAST WARREN AVE.: Dennls,882-9534 I BASEMENT Licensed Master Plumber Ray's DelIcatessen, Berkshire and E Warrfll insured. MIKE'S PAINTING SoeclalIzml! m waterproofmg Interior-ExterIOr A-PARENTPamtmg Todays I WATERPROOFING and Outside City VIOlatIOns BOB DUBE Liquor Island, Woodhall and East Warren Wallpapermg SpecialIZing In work at yesterdays prIces Free Estimates The Wme Basket, Outer Dnve and E Warren CommerCial, residentIal, m- 884-7139 PLUMBING and HEATING Mr C's, Grayton and E Warren 371.6572 repaU's loose plaster, cracks 881.6000 peeling paint, wmdows put- terlOr, exterior 881-9397 I BRICK WORK Small jobs, LICensed Master Plumber 7/Eleven, East Warren between Cadieux and Balduck tIed and caulked Reason- INTERIOR pamtmg, mlscel- tuck pomtmg, clumney, por- SEWER CLEANING Park 20G. CAIIPET CLEANING able prIces and honest Ref- laneous repairs Excellent ches, VIOlatIons repaired SPRINKLER REPAIR, ETC Mr C's Dell, Morang & Kelly erences work Reasonable QualIty Reasonable 886-5565 STOP Grosse Pomte Woods Ment Drugs, corner of Elkhart and Kelly Road CAR-UP SERVICES 886-3897 Call 777-8081any lime mterlOrs 881-4715,885-7254 R.R. CODDENS THOSE LEAKS BEFORE CARPET CLEANING SPRING EAST DETROIT: MARCO PAINTERS CEMENT TONY 56.50 INTERIOR. EXTERIOR. TExn'RED CEIL!:'IOGS Ment Book Center, 22425 Kelly near 9 Mile Road CONTRACTOR FERLITO CONST The Master Plumber per room/1 room minimum WALL PAPEHING STAI~ING WALL WASHING GUARANTEED CllfXK (It'H PRICES. Family Busmess for 60 years (Son of Emil} ST. CLAIR SHORES: Sofa $2495 Chair w/Sofa $500 WATERPROOFING FRJo;E ESTIMATES I:\:SCRIo:D • New and repair work No job too small New and Collie Drugs, Harper and Chalon (8','2 M:lc) WINDOW WASHING FALL SPECIAL ENDS WALL WASHING • No job too small repairs, VIOlatIOns Manor Pharmacy, Greater Mack and Red Maple Lane 939-7955 • Driveways and porches DECEMBER 30TH SNOW REMOVAL I 293-3181 The Book Store, on Mack, south of 9 Mile FREE ESTIMATES our specialty Perry Drugs, off Marter and Jefferson • Patlos PLUMBING REPAIRS' CommerCial ReSidential Lake Pharmacy, E 9 MIle between Mack and 372-9695 527-0810 • Chimneys 885-1798 & Jefferson EXPERT CARPET • Waterproofmg SEWER CLEANING Shores Party Store, Jefferson, 1 block south of 9 Mile • VIOlatIOns repaired Road CLEANING NOATHEAN PAINT COMPANY Reasonable Rates For All 20Q, 'USTEII WO"K Mike Potter - Llc Perry Drugs, Shores Shoppmg Center, 13 Mile and Truch Mount ExtracllOn Quality Painting CALL ANYTIME 882-1558 Harper Resldentlal & CommerCial 886-5565 GORDON BLACKWELL, Shores Canteen on Jefferson, near 13 MIle EMIL THE New HOrIZon Book Shop, Little Mack and 13 Mile ~I~~~~ ROOM $2750 Scott A Bowles tailored repairs, cracks Free Estimate I CALANDRA elimmated Reasonable! PLUMBER FurmtJI e Cleamng Phone 779 8128 BUSiness Manager CONSTRUCTION Guaranteed 20years Grosse I SPECIALIZING IN DAVE TEOLIS 77'l-{)411 1 • Garage ralswg & framing Pomte Clean and prompt FamI1~ O\\ned & Operated • Cement driveways 821-7051 293-9242 • Kitchens • Bathrooms • Laundry room and VIolations K-CARPET I • Porches, tuck pomtmg QualIty m material and PLASTERING and Drywall • Old and new work CLEANING workmanship Nell SqUIres 75Hm2 Free Estimates Licensed & Insured Bill, Master Plumber COMPANY PLASTERING And Drywall (Son of Emil) JOSEPH repairs Textunng and stuc- CARPET SPECIALISTS co Insured Pete Taormma, 882-0029 I 468.7069 882-0688 469-2967 COMPLETE Piumblllg - II SIIORESJDE Carpet Clean- Sewer Cleamng Licensed MIKE GEISER PLASTERING, DRYWALL, mg, prores~lOnal carpet Master Plumber Work I c1eamng Work gllar,mteed CEMENT ceramic tile, tuck p . . ••••• TheAll New ••••• f'~t~~f3!:>::Xl~;)~:::,.<""tt'. 21 DAYS '85 DAYTONA TURBO Z Jet black, air conditioning ultimate sound stereo/cassette, tilt 1986 BEFORE ancf crUise, full power, genume lealer mtenor, $15 180 Ust now '11,200 '85 ARIES LE CHRISTMAS Station wagon, mmk brown, wood gram eldenor, luggage rack, air condltlonmg, stereo, tilt, crUise, power wmdows, power locks, a low mileage beauty '8,995 SHOP EARLY '84 PONTIAC 6000 LE 4 door, black, cabrtolet roof, air condltlomng, stereo/cassette, FOR tilt, crUise, power Windows, power locks ThiS week's special $6,995 BEST '83 FlnH AVENUE 4 door, charcoal grey 31eve, air condltlOnmg, stereo, tilt and SELECTION crUise, full power, Wires, 34,060 careful mIles by anginal owner $9,195 '82 RELIANT & Custom 4 door, Bermuda cream, Blr condrtJomng, stereo, crUise power WlndONS, automatic, power steering power brakes, ex. 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