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Vol. 44 - No. 22 Grosse POinte, Michigan, Thursday, June 2, 1983 30 cents 40 Pages Two school candidates • Wln QEC endorsement

By Joanne Gouleche about educatIn~ the commumty on Each candIdate was allowed A group of local parents keepmg the school clOSIng plan We realize three-mInute openIng remarks B'Stilia Blues a close eye on the June 13 school we have a lot of work cut out for and a two-mlllute closing speech board electIOn threw Its support to us, but we're WIlling to go the dIS- WhIle several residents posed Good news for all you Grosse tance," Mrs Nutter said POInte Blues Band fans Shak- two contenders followmg a League questIOns on Supt Brummel's ey, ChiP, Flip, SkIP, DIp and of Women Voters candidate forum Also seekmg two four-year spots school consolidation plan, o~iJt:r the rest of the preppy players last week at the War MemOrIal. on the Board of Education are In- concerns Included education 10 the 21st century» the rcc~;:t ::.~ti:::~::! will i.Je puttIng It to the estab- Thomas Peters and Frank Stel- cumbent Dorothy Kennel, VIncent lIshment at B'StIlla's grand LoCicero, DaVId Russell, Anthony study of education, hIgh school lingwerf receIved endorsements curriculum and the current teach- opemng Friday evemng, June from the QualIty EducatIOn Coal- Skomski and Sharon Vasher 17 er negotiations Ition, (QEC) formed last month by Those candIdates, along WIth Actually, the restaurant isn't parents to urge Supt Kenneth Stelhngwerf and Peters, answered really opemng It's more of a Brummel to halt his plan to con- questions posed to them by the 140 The Maire and Trombly school re-opemng after extensIve ren- solIdate tour elementary sChools residents who attended the Lea- PTQs will also sponsor a "Meet ovations were done to the War- by fall 1984 CandIdates elected on gue of Women Voters forum on the Candidates Coffee" tonight, ren Avenue eatery JunE.' 13 Will vote on Supt Brum- Tuesday, May 26 CandIdate Shar- June 2, from 8 to 9 p.m in the mel's tenta tl ve propos al III on Vasher did not attend because Maire gymnasium, 740 Cadieux The GPBB has establIshed it- November of an earlier commitment Road self as a fun and funny group of musicians Intent at poking fun "We WIll begIn a big push to get at the Pointe whIle providing them (Peters and Stellmgwerf) good musIc They're absolutely elected," spokesman Susan Glass top drawer said, addmg the QEC was "very Caulkins will do tiIne impressed" WIth the two candI- Over exposed dates' qualIfIcations Ever see a guy WIth square "They were the most sympathe- - in FarDlS lock-up ankles? Farms pohce did a tic to our position at thiS tIme," double take after corralling a Mr~ Glass saId "They were ong- By Tom Greenwood "That sentence will probably be shoplifter at Kroger's two Inally not conVInced that thIS Farms resident Edward W suspended if Caulkins stays out of weeks ago (Brummel's) plan was gomg to CaulkInS, last month sentenced to trouble durIng hIS probation," work The boys in blue received a spend 90 days m the DetrOIt House said Chief Ferber. "That gener- run to the store where em- "We were very Impressed that of CorrectIOns for negligent homI- ally IS what happens in these ployes were holdmg a man they Stellingwerf IS an attorney and CIde In the drunk drIving death of cases, although it's not a hard and suspected of stealing from could take Mr (Ronald) Dalby's 21-year-old Todd El vldge, has fast rule. The thought of gomg to them It turned out the dude place Peters IS an educator with been released to attend college DeHoCo for 80 days acts as a hammer over hiS head." had stuffed SIX package& of a lot of expertIse In the field, par- after spendmg the first 10 days of Polaroid film worth over $60 tIcularly If Mrs (Dorothy) Kennel his sentence In the Farms lock-up Chief Ferber also said he was on a work release program Into his socks is removed." going to recommend to Judge After gIvmg hIm a lift to the Jane Nutter, QEC co-ordma- The release after 10 days Jail Kaufman that CaulkInS spend his station, It was learned the tor, added the group IS lookmg for tIme and return to college are all 100 hours of community service speaking before students and clumsy camerman was wanted PhoCoby TomGr_ candIdates who offer some solu- part of the sentence imposed by by Detroit polIce on three dIf- tIOns to the school system's declln- Wayne County CIrCUIt Court other groups about what can hap- ferent warrants mg enrollment problem. Judge Charles Kaufman, who sen- pen when a person drinks and Return of the Esquire tenced Caulkins to three years drives. Farms police are also on the "We do not want a one-Issue probatIon on April 11 lookout for another whoodoo Workmen put the E - S - Q back on the Esquire marquee last week candIdate," Mrs. Nutter saId. "I'm gomg to talk to SAC' (Sub- dressed in shorts, sweatshirt as its new operator, former county commissioner Erv Steiner, prepar- "We want someone who is WIlling In the entire sentence, Kauf- stance Abuse Community Council) and surgical mask who exposed ed to reopen the Grosse Pointe Park landmark on East Jefferson Ave- to (help) resolve our dIffIcultIes man ordered Caulkins, 20, to three about him," said Ferber. "He himself to a young woman out- nue. Steiner told city officials last week that he plans to bring the WIth dechnmg enrollment at this yeat;s probation with the first 10 seems genUInely affected by side of Perry's last week theater completely up to the city building code standards and split the time days of a 9O-day JaIl term to be what's happened. The other day hall into three showing rooms featuring family movies. Opening date is spend In DeHoCo ThIS was later we had a real belligerent drunk The warm weather and sun- June 10. The theater has been closed since January when Us owners "We want someone who will changed to the Farms Jail. where in the halding room With hIm and shine do bring them out, don't W'er~ embroiled \a ~ co"'~t battle with the city over a a-game video bnng their mdivId~al s~reJlgths to CaulkinS calmed hIm down He they? CaulkinS spellt one week on a arcade which tbe city Said was in violation of its ordinances. Steiner the poard We feel Peters and .books as hard as a ten- according to Crawford. More are nis ball hon to the city council The panel completely replaced month and not to dnve until the in Pointes Included John Flldew, a Harvard expected before the June 6 dead- court IS satIsfIed that he has com- Co-captam of hIS team, Steve Road attorney, John R. Axe, of A 2 mill special tax for street line for making applicatIOn pleted hIS therapy By Mike Andrzejczyk repairs was defeated by Park vot- Councils In the Park, CIty and has been an All State player for Three Mile, a bond attorney, The governor's transportatIon ers, 1,574 to 1,071, in an electIon The sentence also stated that Woods have set new water and the past two years and IS on Charles J. Roarity, of Berkshire bonds proposal IS part of an econ- Caulkms must spend the rem am. ULS's honor roll WIth a 3 4 last August sewer rates for reSIdents to take Road, a regIstered CIvil engmeer, omIC development package cur- 109 80 days of hiS Jail tIme In De- grade average effect thiS July The CIty and CounCilman Mark Valente and The governor's proposed emer- rently workmgs Its way through HoCo at the end of hIS three year City Comptroller Nunzio OrtIS!. gency jobs program would give Park councIls passed Increases of the Legislature probatIOnary perIod 90 eents and $1 respectively foc combIned water and sewage usage per 1,000 CUbIC feet, while the Woods proposed a two cent Stalking the Gypsy Moth decrease In Its rate. The new c0mbmed water and sewer rate for the Woods IS $16.78 State agriculture experts return to set traps per 1,000 cubiC feet, a drop from last year's $16.80. The decrease By Mike Andrzejczyk through search of two neIghbor- Sevm in five areas of the state re- should save the average home- A MIchigan Department of Ag- hoods cently. mcluding FarmIngton owner about $1 80 a year, accord- Hills, Dollhopf saId Ing to City Comptroller-Assessor rIculture spokesman saId last Traps in Harper Woods and FrederIck HornfIsher week that gypsy moth traps WIll parts of the Shores yIelded 45 The hatchmg of the egg masses, begIn gOing up m the area soon moths SInce the traps only cap- WhICh look lIke buff-colored bIts of The DetrOIt Water and Sewer- The trappmg Will cover most of ture male moths, the area was feit stuck In shaded, cool areas, IS age Department decreased the ci- the Pomtes and Harper Woods at searched Without result for female about a week late At emergence, ty's charge for water to $269 per a denSity tWice that of last year's, moths. and their buff-colored egg the moth larvae are one.quarter 1,000 cubIC feet, down from $3 for MDA regIOnal supervisor Carl masses, Dollhopf said mch long black caterpIllars When the same amount Dollhopf saId they reach full growth about the The traps contam a female Hornhsher had recommended MDA workers should begin set- pheromone WhICh lures the male middle of July, they can be as large as two mches the Woods charge CitIzens the tmg traps about the second week moth mto the trap, where It be. same rate as the year before and of June at a denSIty of 32 traps comes stuck The female moths do The mature caterpIllar IS brown use the extra revenue for capital per square mIle double the num- not fly because they are burdened or black, accordmg to MDA litera- Improvements The amount gen- ber Iast year. In hopes of Pill WIth eggs, so they tend to lay their ture. The msect IS dIstmctlvely erated would have been about poIntmg the area of po,>slble In- buff-colored egg .masses near marked WIth three light stripes $27,000, whIch Hornflsher said festatIOn, Dollhopf Said their own hatchmg SIte along its back Each body seg. could be transferred to the capItal The orange triangular traps WIll "Traps tell us when we get male ment has wart.lIke prOJectIOns, Improvement of water and sewer the fIrst fIve blue, the second remain In place until August, systems moths, and that's only half the SIX red when they Will be collected and problem," Dollhopf said The The councIl dIsagreed, however, the results comPiled, he said Last adult males are strong flyers and The caterpIllar stage of the pomtIng out the cIty was "qUIck to year, 45 moths were trapped In can be lured from as far as a moth IS the most destructIve, pas~ on Increase" to the res- the area, prompting a walk- quarter mIle away by the scent in agflculture department offICIals IContinued on Page the trap saId The adult moths only breed, 2M A large number of moths m whIle the caterpillars are respon- Correction the area pOints to a problem, SIble for the defoliatIOn of trees Inside Dollhopf said. but the walk- The caterpillars eat large num. BU5lOess .. 13A La'>t week It wa'> mcorrectly reo through search IS necessary to bers of leaves as they grow to Cable TV, Local 9A ported that the Shores had passed pmpoInt a center of poSSIble m- matuflty Last year, 8 mIllIOn ClaSSIfIed an ordmance governing the instal- 3C festatlOn Because of economic acres of East Coast forests were EdItOrials 6A lation of satellite dish antennaes constraints, the MDA can only defolIated by the Insects In the FeaturE.' 128 The VIllage counCil dlscu'>sed then spray a limited number of acres Letters to Editor 6, 7A tabled an ordmance concermng Sagmaw MIdland area, 96 acres of per yE'ar, department offiCIals Michigan forest were defoliated The male gypsy moth is one of the most destructive pests to Oblturafles satellite dishes In April At Its SA saId last year, Dollhopf saId hardwoods in the Northeast, stripping the leaves from about Pflme Time llA May 24 meeling, the trustees School News 400,000 acres a year. These radar-like antennae are used to .14-15A agam tabled the ordmance whIle The department recently com- Defoliation, while not killing the Society locate females. .1-78 research is done pleted spraymg With the pestICide (Continued on Page 2A) Sports 1-2C Page Two-A G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Thursday, June 2, ~

IF IT'$ NAUTICAL BUT NICE WE'VE GOT IT! Water rates rise, faU in some Pointe c.ities ' • SETH THOMAS CLOCKS • BRASS ACCESSORIES (Continued from Pa ge lA~ and the $65 000 to $70 000 generat- use and 10 turn add their adminis- and mamtenance onto the rates • GLASS SHIPS IN BOTTlES • FOUL WEATHER GEAR 'dent " d' t C ~l ed by the 'rate increase should tratlve costs for billing, repairs charged reSidents. I s, aecor mg 0 ounci man t f ~ ~ ....~.-...-.-- ...... • TOP SIDERS -) Frederick Lovelace. The same Wipe ou most 0 the red Ink, he ...... T~h"'!'m.-k-I.~n-g-...... ~"" v( / ~..." __ • NAUTICAl JEWElRY !.! should be done when decreases added . ~ "","y.-; FOR DAD .:)' come through, he said The rate set by council is $1550 of Leasing Both Hornfisher and City Ad- per 1,000 feet of usage, up from YOUR Re... r the ship's w heel., inc. _! Father's Day ministrator-Clerk Chester Peter- $14,50 for the same amount the lb•.nt of 19605 MACI< AVE GROSSE POINTE WOODS. MICH% 41236 FAVORITE June 19th sen warned the city IS depletlng year before. The monthly storm 882.1340 its reserve fund to cover the costs dramage charge of $5 50 for met- DRUMMY of water and sewer repairs over ers of one mch or smaller remains OLD TI.ES the amount budgeted annually by unchanged. LEASING INC. the city While the cIty receIved a 41 cent NARROWED The Park's increased rate Will decrease 10 the rate it IS charged 8 Mile at Gratiot. be used to partially clear up the for water by Detroit, the rate It is 772~~~~2;~200 AND red ink the city's water and sewer charged for. sewage mc~eased 24 Ralp1\~IIZ'" ~ Mg. enterprise fund, City Clerk-Comp- cents Ortis I saId the 1Ocreas.ed CLEANED CONNIE'S troller Nunzio Ortisi said. While sewer rate would cost the city THOMAS BOYS. GIRLS WEAR the fund was runmng about $234,- double the Increase ~o cover the FOR ONLY 000 10 the red, a dry billing period charge for storm dramage. KOMER ~UNE SPECIALS For a week WIth little rain, the & AsSOCIates Park may pay $4,000 to $5,000 for GENERAL GIRLS JOGGING SUITS Gypsy moth storm dram age, he saId A week WIth heavy ram could cost the city CONTRACTORS (Q)nUnued from Page lA) S4~ 1/2 OFF Sa/act Group :lS much as $24,000, he ciJJt:J. All types of tree outright, limits its ability to remodeling produce and store the chemicals "If you have a wet quarter (bIll- JORDACHE SHORT /~ necessary to carry it through the mg period>, people don't buy wa- - Additions I ter, but the costs go up," because FREE PICK-UP DELIVERY SLEEVE SWEATER TOPS ~I~~ winter, MDA officials said. A de- • Dormers of the storm dramage charge, he foliated tree will put out a second - Kitchens growth of leaves that are stunted, saId 1/3 OFF JORDACHE' & PHONE 933-0700 depletmg Its reserves of energy A The City 10creased Its rate to number of consecutive defolia- Baths GIRLS SPRING COATS GIRLS DRESSES reSIdents for combmed wa- tions weakens the tree enough to ter/sewage to $15 per 1,000 cubic - Custom Homes 1/2 OFF 250/0 OFF make it susceptIble to other ill- feet, up from $14.10 for the same' Licensed -Insured Select Group nesses amount. The City was hit with The caterrillars, shortly after both a rate Jncrease for the water 773...2350 ~\ reaching ful growth, form pu- it buys from the Farms and a , 1!.A .. sewage disposal rate increase " paes, emerging about two weeks CONN II'S . later as moths. The females, un. from the county, according to CIty able to fly, crawl to shaded, pro- Manager Thomas Kressbach. Remember Father's Day - Sinday, Jufte191h tected areas such as the under- Councils in the Farms and 23240 GREATER MACK sides of eaves, wood piles, under- MACK AT 9 MILE RD. Shores have yet to diSCUSS rate neath lawn furniture and yard changes for residents. Shores Vil- 777.8020. structures to lay their eggs, be- lage Supermtendent Michael Ken- STEVE'S PLACE ginning the cycle agam. yon said no new I'ates have been FOR MEN a BOYS Each egg mass can contain proposed. Farms Assistant City hundreds of eggs that will weather Manager Carrol Lock said the ci- FATHER'S DAY SPECIALS 6- the winter before emerging the ty's rates may change, but pro- next year. posals won't go to the council until SUMMER IS some time in June. ~ adidaSw A double application of Sevin is POPLIN GOING TO BLAZERS. 100 percent effective against the The Woods, Park and Shores re- Select Group insect, Dollhopf said, The pesti- ceive water from Detroit. The SPORTCOATS BOY'S SHIRTS cide, however, must be used cau City uses water pumped by the REG. $60.00 & SHORTS tiously near bodies of water. Farms from the lake All five The claSSIC navy have sewage and storm drainage bluer Appropnate The insect was introduced to treated by the county. NOW 29.99 7.99 EA.U With your best wool North American by accident in the 19th century, Since then, the Cities are charged rates by De- Men's Golf Style sl.lc~s \ et perfectl y at troit and the county for what they ease With your old moths have spread west, defoliat- ing millions of acres of forest ~ worn out trousers along the way Pointers head Terry Lacoste It s thiS mcredl ble ~Si) Shirts for Boys versatllJt} plus The moths were brought to Mi. chigan years ago b1. a sailor re- to Shaw Festiva Reg. $18.00 SouthWick s timeless $1700 Value natural shoulder turning with his trader from duty A few places remain for the on the East Coast. The trailer had NOW 11.99!! tadonng that has War Memorial's annual trek to NOW10.99!! .a number of egg masses attached the Shaw Festival July 29, 30 and made thiS bla/er a to it, which hatched the next year 31. A chartered bus will bring the- STEVE'S PLACE perennial fm OrHe and started a problem spot mid. ater enthusiasts to Niagara-on- IT'S WORTH. TitlE pR1VE. -':0 <. for summer state. The moths have spread in the-Lake, Ontario, where they will . MACK MILE And while SouthWICk &" varying degrees throughout a lodge at the Pillar and Post. 23240 GREATER MACK bla7ers tan be found good portion of the lower Penin- The first play, to be seen on ST. CLAIR SHORES 777-8020 In a relatively small sula, but are still h('ld in check in Friday night, will be Ben Travers' numher of stores across part by MDA efforts. "Rookery Nook," a farce about an the countq they can mnocent maiden, driven from home by her tempestuous step- now be found In a Caulkins great number of colors father who fiJ'lds refuge WIth a (ConUnued from Page lA) newlywed neighbor whose wife is The Grosse Pointe Academy and fabnn We InvJte away. Eventually the two become and another friend were drIving YOU lO tome In and embroiled in a potential scandal expand your honiOns down Jefferson Avenue at a high rate of speed when Caulkins lost of their own making. - beyond the blue On Saturday' night Bernard control of the car and it overturn- ADVENTURE From 22500 ed, according to police. Shaw's "Caesar and Cleopatra" will be seen. The titled characters EIVldge, asleep in the back seat meet in the desert where an ex- DAY CAMP of the car, was killed instantly. traordinary relationship develops ~ ~ Hours 9-530 According to reports, the three The essence of this presentation is ______( ,. .. \ T_h_ur_Sd_aY_B_3_0_ men were returning from a party treachery, murder and the lust for June 13th to September 2nd in Hamtramck. power. Also available will be an option- Taken to the Park police sta- 9:00 a.m_ to 12:00 Noon CLASSIC STYLE UNCOMMON SERVICE al Saturday matinee of Edmond tion, a breathalyzer test showed Rostand's "Cyrano de Bergerac." Caulkin's blood! alcohol content to The trip cost, whiclYincludes a $50.00 per week or 80 Kercheval • On-The-HIII • Grosse POinte Farms be ,20, twice the level of a person luncheon at the Beacon overlook- Bloomfield Commons • Maple and Lahser • Birmingham Gonsidered legally drunk in Mi- mg Lake Ontario, IS $195 based on chigan. doubie occupancy $175.00 for any 20 days Ages 3..1/2 to 9 years Grosse AMJ ELECTRONICS PANASONIC " TOSHIBA Pointe News AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTER (USPS 110-600) WE SERVICE ALL MAKES Extended Day Care Camp ,...... Every TlIIUM., B1 Allteebo Publbhe1'll 99 Kerdleval AveRue Sony Zenith June 13th to September 2nd Grolle PobIte, 111141236 12:00 Noon to 5:00 p.m. Phone 882-6900 Sanyo TV R.C.A. &concl CINe Poe ... peICI _I Detroit. IIlIdMgen $2.50 per hour SilIMerlpIon...... $13 00 per Hitachi VIDEO Philco v- WI _. $15 OUIoOf.stnl o\cI4rw4I .. Men SullllcrlplOM, Rexible hours and schedules ~ '" Addr_ F__ 3571 Sharp G.E. 10II ~, 0_ PolrI .. 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,_Thursday,June 2,1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Th ree- A Garage sale is greatest yet When the rain ended Sunday, May 29, it was time for the people to pour - into the parking garage behind Jacobson's on Kercheval Avenue for Grosse Pointe's Greatest Garage Sale. Chairman of the Village Merchants Associa- tlon.sponsored event. Gwenn Samuel. said about 35,000 people came to shop from 80 booths set up by local merchants and charit-- able organizations on Sunday, well above the 20,000 logged at the event last year. Among them were (upper left) Laurie Tyrrell, looking at balloons from Twos Company, (lower left) Chris Mattingly and Sheilah Williams. of Delta Sigma Pi Fraternity, and shopper Chris Benkert. and (right) Optimist Club popcorn salesman Milt Han- cheruk, and unidentified helper and his customers Julie and Wendy Goerlich and Melissa PUricelli. The $4,500 made from the second annuai garage sale Will help the Village Merchants spon- sor the annual Thanksgiving Par- ade on Kercheval Avenue this winter. Photo a by 90011Cl Benedlct School budget hearing Monday By Joanne Gouleche the voted 25.35 mills allocated for key program at North and South The proposed 1983-84 budget for general operations The Board of hIgh schools Grosse POinte's pubhc schools Education must set its tax rate for the new fiscal year by Sept. 13 • $18,000 for texts and other ma. was drafted on the assumptIOn tenals for a health education pro- that the district's 15 schools WIll In his budget comments to the gram In the elementary schools. remain open at least through the school board, Supt. Brummel said next school year, according to the spendmg plan reflects a 3.5 • $21,000 to improve microcom- Supt Kenneth Brummel percent decrease in property as- puter education at the elementary school level; $45,000 at the middle The superintendent presented sessments and also called for a mIllage rollback. schools; and $100,000 at the high the $33 mIllion budget to the schools Board of Education last month for "Even WIth this decrease, It ap- study A pubhc hearmg on the pears that serious consideration • $7,000 to upgrade the playfield budget has been scheduled fOI'thIS should be given by the Board of at Pierce school Monday, June 6, at 8 p m at EducatIOn to a voluntary mIllage • $10,000 for improvements to board offices, 389 St. ClaIr. Trus- rollback beyond that reqUired of the pool area at North High tees WIll adopt the budget at their the Headlee Amendment, while regular meetrng on Monday, June maintaimng a reasonable fund 20, 8 pm. at Parcells school, 20600 equi ty position for all funds," Mack Avenue Brummel said Special education Admrnistrators began drafting the spendmg plan last November Last year, the Board of Educa- funds approved after reVIewing enrollment proJec- tIOn rejected a tax Increase and voted to operate the school system Payment of more than $4.8 mU- tions for the school district Pro. hon to 15 local school districts for Jected classroom count for the on revenue equal to the prevIOus year the support of special education school system Is about 7,486 stu- services has been approved by the dents during the 1983-84 school In the spendrng column, the Board of Education of the Wayne year, about 320 students less than school system expects expendl. County IntermedIate School Dis- Police seek hit-and-run driver thIS year . tures to increase 0.2 percent or trict Park police are seeking three standing over a body on the street according to police. He has not The school s'ystem estimates $74,661 over last year. Current The funds, whICh come from a 1 persons for questioning in connec- as she looked out her window. A been able to tell authorities what revenues will climb about 16 per. teacher salaries are reflected In mill tax voted in 1974 for special tion with a hit.and.run accident few minutes later, two of the per. or who hit hIm. cent or to $37 million under the the budget, along with 10 to 20 educatIOn, support center pro- that left a 21.year-old resident sons, a young man and woman in Detectives ask anyone with in. proposed budget, but only if trus. percent increases for health In- grams operated by the local with fractured legs and a dislo- semi.formal dress, came to her formation about the aCCIdent, the tees levy the full amount of mlll- surance and utilities. school distrIcts. The centers serve cated collar bone on Saturday, door and asked her to call police. people at the scene, or the mus- . age approved by voters last Other expenditure highlights in. students from several different May 21 The third person, a man, left the tard colored car which probably March. During budget study ses- elude. school dlslrlcts. ... Police "!eJ'! called to the 1400 scene in wjw.t po~ice think was.li has damAge to I.ts front end. to ~iOn5 last month trustees lndlcat. Grosse POlOle. Will reCel,'l.e bJock of Ma\yland at aboJ,!t 3 a.m. lnusfa,td colored,car, according to call them at 822.7400. ed there would be a rollback of • $50.000 for a varsIty Ice hoc- $24,308 under the program that night by a resident who was reports. The young couple also lef~ awakened by strange noises out- before police arrived. - side her home. The woman told The victim is in Bon Secours ~.police she saw three persons Hospital in satisfactory conditIOn, • EASTLAND DIAMOND EVENT if,• It It r " Friday, June 3 and Saturday, June 4 tI ' ,~ • : t • i~ ., 'I~ ..• .. : t •

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I, I , Page Four-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 2, 198' Bon Secours honors 164 employes Scientists set mmual meeting Bon Secours Hospital honored' Awards for 20 years service of Groth, Richard Groth, Lynne Har- Members cJ the First Church of This year, instead cJ thousand 164 employes for more than 1,000 went to Carol Kapusnak, Leona ris, Janice Hercula, Jacalyn Christ, Scientist, Grosse Pointe of Christian SCientists traveling to years of service at tile Annual Omeye, Patricia Pullin and Hicks, Richard Hill, Patricia Hur- Boston for the meetmg, local Employe Awards Dinner May 10 Gladys Stolzenfeld. Farms, will join with Christian ley, John Isotal0, James Jankow- SCience churches throughout the Christian Science churches will at the Grosse Pointe War Mem- For 15 years of service, awards share in a videotaped presenta~ ski, Karen Jarecki, Karen Johns, world In holding a local annual orial. went to Dolores Oberly, Joyce Frances Johnson, Nancy Jones, tion. Gary Fisette, distribution su- Russell and Rebecca Seaman. meeting at 8 p.m. Monday, June 6, Therese Karam, Mary Kelly and in the church auditorium at 282 perVlsor, receIved the employe- Those honored for 10 years of Michael Kirschling. The Boston meeting consists of of-the-year-award recognizing his service were Deborah Bagnasco, Chalfonte Avenue Still others were Lynne Kolb, The meetmg will coincide with reports from church officers, exemplary dedication to the philo- Judith Billinghurst, Jack Cole, Barbara Kowalyk, Thomas the regular annual meeting of The committees, and branch churches sophy of the Sisters of Bon Se- Don DeSpirt, Donald Fisher, Kwiatkowski, Sarah Ludlow, Mar- Mother Church, The First Church 10 some of the 56 countries where cours and his concern for hIgh Karen Golden, Penny Gruber, tine MacDonald, Susan Mackay, of Christ, SCientist, in Boston, the 1M-year old denomination is standards of patient care, the Artie Gutzman, Elenita Juco, Susan MackenZie, Laura Majew- Mass. represented. hospital said. FIsette, who lives in Marie Kurtz, Barbara Lux and ski, Nancy Marston, Denise Mar- East DetrOIt, has worked at Bon Lmda Mitzel tin, Eva Matthews, Julia Mazzola" Secours for eight years More 10 year a1vardees were Rebecca McDonnell, Cynthia The hospital honors its em. Allce Plotzke, Mary Rabblsh, McHugh, Karen McMahon, Bar- ployes each year for their com. Jean Ricker, Edward Sacre, Terri bara Meredith, Joy Monsma, Bess mitment to the philosophy of kind- Sandercott, PatriCia Shefferly, Monsour, Sharon Moroni, ly care and for providmg high Mamie Tocco and Virginia Elizabeth Muhaw and Kerry Mur- quahty patient care and support Wehby. phy services. For five years of service, Reverend Cobden, Jr. . The Richard C. Connelly, M D, awards went to Angehne Abdel. The hospital also recognized Pa- Educational Award went to Ann nour, Zubalda Ahmad, Constance tricia Nehra, Sandra O'Hara, Pagano, R.N., for outstanding Allen, Wilham Alter, Donna Robert Padal1Oo, Carol Parsons" Church rector academic achievements that .Amormino, Cheryl Arms, Isabelle Lois PellegrinO, Theresa Perez, benef!tted her and Ben Secour:; :\rmstrong, BcvcrlJ' Aust, Jeanne Holly Popovich, ~ancJ Poupard, awarded degree Hospital. Bal esky, Christopher Behler, Karen Pyne, Brenda Rago, Linda The Reverend Edward A.M. Honored for 25 years of service Susan Bennett, Frances Bigelow, Randazzo, Karen Rollins, Helene Cobden Jr, rector of Christ were Eleanor Eichbrecht, Mar- Carolyn Biondo, Elaine Boyke, Romanelli, Joyce Rowe, Laura Church in the City, was awarded garet Fillmore, lSruno"Jasevlclus Maria Bozich, Judith Bramos, Schroder, Anna Sch weitzer , the Doctor of Ministry degree at ~nd Helen Vol~. Karen Bury, Petrita Candelaria, Marge Serafmi, Rose Ann Smith, the May 19 graduation ceremonies • Peter Carlin, Margaret Cham- Dolores Stefanski, Mary Stem- of the Ep1scopal Theological lee cream SOCIal pagne, Angela Colhnson, Kathy mer, NIna Stephens, Deborah Seminary in Alexandria, Va y .a1 Ch h Cook and Lawrence Cook. Stinson, Shirley Strutz and The Doctor of Ministry IS the M More five year awardees were ~ ~ FrlolO ~n.rr~ f-tAtb''"lIITD4/ " / at emon ure MaryAnne Summers highest academic degree tn the to.w'WlJ.c..u"""rr/'f ,,6«Jl)~ ~ SE1TJ..C.S'at Grosse Pointe Memorial Church Shelly D'Angelo, Rosie Daniel, Others were Mary Szymanski, """,, .. DJI"""'C#~A.(A""JJ$~1I)~ P8~.,. practice of mimstry. Dr Cobden's I,r~ 'TC) 5""to~ w'r~ ~.,,~ 1.1""""'" ~c.., will hold Its annual Ice Cream So. 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The councll Will re-eval- ENGRAVE ~ AU-night restaurants In the complained of noise, vandalism it is ever enforced and appear uate the ordinance before the Park won a repneve last week and crime in the area confident they'd wm. Sept. 1 effective date, he said ..A .. from a city ordmance that would It was the second time the "It's summary judgement ma- Also present a t the May 23 force them to close between the council voted to postpone the new terial," said Bnan J. McMahon, meeting were representatives of hours of 2 and 5 a m The city law. The first 9O-day delay came' . of Honigman, Miller, Schwartz and two other restaurants that would REMEMBRANCE council voted 4-1 to postpone for Just wf;leks after the ordinance Cohn, which represents Dobbs be closed down by the ordinance, 90 days the police powers or- was drafted last November The House, owner of the 2t.lO-restaurant the Tower, a 24-hour operatIOn on .j{Clislom Engraved Wine " Champogn~ dmance which was drafted last new effective date is Sept 1. Steak 'n Egg chain "It's a dis- East Jefferson near the city hmlt, criminatory law" and Mama Rosa's, 011 Mack Ave- Dobbs House attorneys won the nue, which sells pilla until 3 a m Your Own Personalized Group seeks Kelly's recall first postponement of the law by on weekends Both representa- promismg to tighten security and tives were cfltlCal of the rule and Engraved Message on A recall petition has been filed mg parlance, is known as "taking Improve the appearance of the said It would un! alrly restflct with the Wayne County Election a walk," or leaving the room to restaurant They reported at the their busines.'>es ,Your Bottle of CommiSSIOn seekmg the recall of avoid votmg on an Issue Under council's May 23 meeting that CounCIlman Mdrk Valente was Champagne or Wine State Sen. John Kelly, D-DetrOlt, Senate voting rules, a senator $2,500 had been spent to Install alone In voting agamst the post- because of hIS vote on the recent present dunng a roll call vote new hghts, wmdows and pamt the ponement CounCil members An- must vote yes or no, accordmg to state income tax mcrease bUlldmg Mayor Douglas Graham, thony Spada and Hoger McNeIll 3 Lines It's not so much how he voted, the Secretary of the Senate Put however, said the eatery stlll were not present for the vote though he dId vote for the In- Simply, Kelly IS bemg recalled be- looked "llke a dump. . and an Gold Filled crease, but that he was present cause he was present. eyesore" The attorneys said for the vote at all that bothers Parker concedes the mcome tax Dobbs House would spend an ad- Party hOllors FOR ONLY Gary Parker, chaIrman of tile Increase would probably have ditIOnal $50,000 on renovations if Committee to Recall Senator passed were Kelly to have voted the law IS dropped. "I'd certamly Bob KinKead 514.95 Kelly. 110 011 the JIlea~Ul e, all ebe btlwg rather spend $50,000 on remodel- Bob KinKead, director of the "We would have hked him.to equal. The vote on the bill would mg than $50,000 on a legal battle," Allow thrtt dayslor Eflrravilf, then have been tied at 19 for and Food and l".'flendshlp program at + vote no," Parker said "If he were a Dobbs attorney said against Under Senate rules, Lt Brownell Middle School, WIll be Look For DISplays At going to vote against what we be- Also present at the meeting Local Parllclpatlng B«r, lieve to be the wishes of hiS con- Gov. Martha Griffiths would then guest of honor at a party at 11'45 were reSIdents of the Westchester a.m. Fnday, June 3, at the school Wine A nd LIQuor Stores. stituents, he would have been bet- have cast the deciding ballot Road area who first petitioned the KmKead, who has been director of ter adVised to absent himself Kelly's abstentIon, all else bemg city to limit the restaurant hours SAMPLE MESSAGES completely" equal, would have left the vote at the program for semors since It For a gift because of alleged nOise arising moved to Brownell, WIll step down • Happy Birthday Absentmg oneself, In Senate vot- 19 yes, 18 no, one vote short of the from fIghts and other activity late majorIty needed for passage. next week and turn over hIS Job to that will always • Happy Anniversary at mght WhIle pollce reports of Joyce Brackett A hearing on the clarity of the complaints and calls to the Kit- • On Your Wedding Day petition language is scheduled for The Food and FrIendshIp pro- be remembered. chen over the last three months • Your New Baby City increases FrIday, June ~, at 9 a m. in Room gram is sponsored by SOC, (Ser- indicate there have been no major vices for Older CItizens), and • Thanks For Your lease parking 211 of the City-County building problems there, neighbors say the For Further Details And Kelly said his phone log showed helps serve the nutntlonal and so- Dealer Lo«:ations Call Business reports aren't accurate and do not Cial needs of local semors every The Grosse Pomte City CounCIl most of the calls he received on reflect calls they've made about • On Your Graduation last week approved a rate hike for the tax increase favored the pro- weekday from 9 30 a m to 1 p m disturbances. WIth hot meals and recreational 772.7480 • On Your New Job monthly lease parking In mun- posal He called the recall "a per- Icipal lots sonal vendetta against me." 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( View~ of the. N~~$ ..:J Quality IS the issue

A legitimate issue in the current school board Another point made by the school administ- campaign is whether quality education-can be ration is that the reduction in staff in a building maintamed in the Pointes under the school ad- as enrollment declines sometimes results in the mmistration's original reorganization proposal assi~nment of a teacher who is less qualified to or under variations of that plan now being 'dis- teach a particular class or level of students. If cussed. reorganization is approved, the administration SOME CRITICS BELIEVE that closing any has promised to watch the assignment of elementary school in the Pointes would damage teachers with even greater care. quality education. But there is support for the It is true; as critics of any school closing con- administration's contention that quality of edu- tend, that no great amount of money will be cation could be damaged without some reor- saved by closing schools. Yet there would be ganization, even if it does close some elemen- some savings in personnel, plaintenance and tary schools. other costs. And smce costs of providing dupli- For example, if there is only one section per cate resources such as library books, reference ~ade in a school, it becomes difficult, if not materials and even computers continue to rise, Impossible, to resolve personality conflicts be- consolidation of schools would allow more effi- tween students and the teacher or between pa- cient use of the schools' dollars and resources. rents and the teacher. Furthermore, as enroll- ment declines, there is less opportunity to or- As the administration points out, it is the de- ganize groups of students within a grade for the clining enrollment, not the closing of schools, purpose of special learning opportunities. that affects the curriculum and, to a degree, As an example, the school administration the quality of education in the system. And it is cites the fact that increasing the number of the declining enrollment and the prospect it reading groups per classroom becomes more will continue into the foreseeable future that difficult as enrollment declines. It also becomes makes reorganization a necessity to preserve quality education. more difficult for the schools to offer any new elective, such as a foreign language in some ele- IT IS NOT surprising that many Pointe resi- mentary schools, if the emollment in the chosen dents lament the necessity for reorganization schools declines. that may require closing some schools. Most Furthermore, as the enrollment declines and Pointe residents feel the same way about major the number of teachers also drops, oppor- changes that affect the mores and traditions of tunities for cooperative grade lever staff plan- the community, such as, for example, the raz- ning and team teaching become more limited. ing of the stately mansions along Lakeshore And there is also an fncrease in the number of Road. Yet change occurs and all of us have to part-time teaching assignments which can re- learn to adapt to it, even when it affects school sult in the loss of program continuity, loss of buildings which Pointe residents treasure be- teaching time and a reduction in scheduling cause of their own memories and their chik.J Schools must adapt and improve flexibility. dren's happy experiences in them. To the Editor: school The concept of a Defer delivers a quality edu- In its January report, the neighborhood school hi rela- cation. The proposed consolid- Saying 'yes' to Michigan Citizens Advisory Steering tive, but existing boundarIes ation and boundary changes Committee used quality educa- seem to have been created would shift bodies but could tion as its main criterion for with the safety and conven- neither maintain nor enhance It was left to an outside expert to put the much attention to some 'of Shapiro's recom- any reorganization of the ience of most families in mind. the quality. We are not op- finger on Michigan's major obstacle to a sus- mendations, including his advice to accentuate school system. Quality was A concentration on filling posed to change. Adaptability is tained economic recovery w~en b~siness, labor suc.h. 'posi~ives as the ~tate's educati0Il;al defined as "meaning no less schools through consolidation a quality we value for our- and legislative leaders met In theIr annual leg- facllltIes, Its transportatIOn system all;d Its and boundary changes rather selves and our children. But if islative conference on Mackinac Island last trained labor force. Instead, some busmess- quality than the Grosse Pointe School System has now, and if than on educating children can we are asked at any time to w~ek. Th~ obstJ#cJe'"flccording to Will~D111~q~i' J fD~ ,inclijp\ng Roger )3. Smith chairman of poss~ble, (,future pl~nS'lshoUld create lnot 'only' crowding con- ~ove to a dif~erent .facility, we p~g(J.Cl!, t;h.e.F~Q~~II ,Yf}(,{ I ~ ,. p.~~i0!l~Lv.rmih~t,)bjt., GeJM!,{at.Mo~~. Gt;>r~'(J~'C:oritl~.~)tt,:~(j~'Ctitrl-;~ ditiong ,.wi1!hh~"'.I)lHMings';'Jbut~ will s'e(tI~ for, notlimg'less than a:S}~f'~ buslness~ lOll ,SIte IOcation, 1S Michk plain 1aboutllthe State's ta~~, bdSi~~ss ,ClImate ~nhanoe A1lft[:~v,ep bf'il'educa" t,iop.al opportunity for stu- also the geilUIne disruption of our children are getting now- gaol,s ,high labor c~ts. ' and the costs of welfare m the state. , • dents," neighborhoods and the sociali- and we hope they would be of- zation of children' within those fered a good deal more. There is no doubt that more could be done to neighborhoods. Any proposed THERE IS LITTLE argument about that ob- The consolidation of Defer furt~er reduce costs of both unemployment with Pierce would create se- consolidations and boundary Fran White stacle. It not only accounts for much of the high compensation and workers compensation even changes must result in in- cost of doing business in the state but also con- vere crowding for both ele- Grosse Pointe Park though reforms approved by the Legislature in mentary and middle school creased qualIty for students tributes to the costs of government, as in recent years have improved both programs to and take account of the chang- ,------, Wayne County where the salaries of workers in students and would not en- some extent. But costs of welfare have gone up, hance or even maintain the ing nature of working patterns Letters many classifications are the highest in the despite reductions in per capita payments, be- and family relationship to in- country. When a strong union such as the Unit- present quality of education at cause the case load has continued to rise as Defer or Pierce. We are deeply sure that all children have the The News welcomes lette~s ed Auto Workers wins high pay rates and costly unemployment remains high in the state. careful supervision to which to the editor from our readers. fringe benefits, the reaction of other unions is troubled by the administra- tion's focus on buildings and they are entitled. Letters should be signed with to insist on similar increases. a name, address and telephone Furthermore, cuts in higher education made on filling those buildings to capacity. Our goal for elementary number at which the writer in recent years have not yet been restored, education is three-fold and can be reached during the day In assessing the blame, some responsibility which means that the state's hopes for a probably similar to the overall in case there are questions. must also be put on those business and industry "high-tech" development may be dashed for Our schools and our children goal for middle and high Names of letter writers will managers who agreed to excessive wage in- lack of the qualified people to direct and work are not containers to be filled. school education as well. be withheld under special dr- creases that damaged Michigan'S competitive in such technical jobs. Unless those cuts are Children need elementary cwnstanees only. situation. That, unfortunately, includes those in restored, Michigan is likely to lose the quality schools in which they can Address letters to Editor, the auto industry who during boom times faculties in the colleges and universities that grow, learn and socialize in an We seek an overall balance Grosse Pointe News, 99 Ker- quickly agreed to wage demands in order to cheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, give the state its best chance to train young intimate, supportive and chal- In a developmentally- keep production running at high levels rather people for "high tech" jobs. lenging environment. Children Mich. 48236. than risking a strike by dragging their feet approprIate curnculum includ- are more likely to become re- ing reading and writing skills when faced with demands for costly increases. sourceful and independent if necessary to communicate as There are, after all, two sides to every labor fORTUNATELY, JAMES BARRETT, pres- they are able to move freely in ident of the state Chamber of Commerce, which literate, informed and articu- Penny f dispute. secure, predictable and late people; the scientific and sponsored the conference, did point out that the physically-appropriate space Smgle Business Tax is not 80Sbad as its reputa- mathematical skills necessary remembered Shapiro conceded that Michigan couldn't do A school with any extra room to sol ve problems and function tion when compared with similar taxes in other at all is a school which can too much at this time to offset the disadvan- states. In addition, the continuing shift in re- productively in a high-techno- To the Editor: • tages of high wages but he did suggest that create special programs to en- logical society, and those vari- We'd just like to tell you~ cent years of property taxes from business onto hance the quality of its ele- Michigan should try to overcome the perception ous forms of self-expression or about Penny, our class guinea: home owners also has eased the tax burden on mentary curriculum. of an anti-business climate within the state, business. creativity called the arts pig, who was sick. We'd like to: work to match the business climates of other which enrich the whole child. recommend the Animal Hospi-: Midwest states, identify specific industries that One example of such a spe- tal of GrQSse Pointe Park. : cial program at Defer is the have a potential for growth, such as high tech- Few businessmen are yet satisfied with the We would like to know why The two veterinarIans: nolo~y. put a high priority on local economic state's business climate but Shapiro's sugges- Defer Press, staffed by a coordi- names are Dr. Carl Clark and: nator paid by PTO funds and are there no creative ideas development, and make other moves designed tion that Michigan take a more positive attitude about the enhancement of Dr. M.P. Schumacher. They: parents. The Press preserves to help revive the state's economy. toward its assets appears to be sound advice elementary education coming saw Penny and kept on giving: Slogans are no substitute for action but it is the stories and poetry of mdi- from the administration, but him medicine. The vets kept! vidual students in the book time for more Michi~an residents themselves only from parents, teachers Penny for a few days. They: form. It requires a place to Unfortunately, later speakers didn't pay too to say "yes" to MichIgan. and principals? even called Michigan State: store materials and equipment University for advice on what; and spaces for adults to work to do. : on a one-ta-one or small group For example, why is there We tried to give them: basis with children, going not a recommendation for money, but. they insisted on; about the business of writing. expandIng the elementary art doing it all for free. Dr.: The Press encourages creativ- program? Why is there not a Schumacher did everything he: ity and creates audiences for recommendation for establish- could, but Penny went to sleep: Grosse Pointe News children as they read their mg a sCIence room m each May 14 and never woke up. We: P.IIII.tIed Weekly lIy AIKHlHI hllll.hffI work aloud to other children elementary school and a sci- NEWS CLASSIFIED DISPLAY wanted to thank them, but we; 99 KERCHEVAL AVE. Out of 20 stories submitted re- ence teacher? Why is there not 882-0294 882~900 882-3500 didn't know how, so we wrote: Grosse Pointe Farms, Michi~an 48:!36 cently by Defer students to a recommendatIOn for com- this letter. We wrote some: s.tOIl

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Now's the time to face reality It is naive and somewhat ways been progre~s~ve in pros and cons in both. snobbish to think that Grosse curriculum and wlllmg to I do know that if parents Pointe is the Mecca of public change and to move with. the would only put half the talk, schools in this area. We are times in the field of education. interest and time into working not immune to the social con- Now another kind of change with their present schools, be ditions that are affecting every is asked of us, and we cannot it elementary, junior high or school district around us. If be afraid to make it. We must hi~h school, as they have into anything, we are lucky that we face the decrease in student thiS reorganization issue, I have not had to face this di. population and find a way to am sure that whatever plan is lemma sooner. consolidate our schools before decided on, can be made to Our education program far it is too late. If we do not, I work. exceeds other systems. We believe curriculum and the Finally, about the millage: have high achievement scores, total system will suffer. We barely passed the millage innovative and up-to-date For example, one section this year without a single learning opportunities. Grosse per grade, and teachers hav- school closing Who is to say if Pointe has achieved such high ing to travel between two or millages will pass in the fu- , standings because it has al- three schools is not good. Lack ture. If schools close, parents of options for students and of school-age children may I lack of commItment that can vote down a millage. If schools Young families develop when a teacher cannot do not close, the large number call one school his or her own of' senior citizens and other is just a beginning of a break- voters will defeat it because of II , ' saying 'no' down of curriculum. the excess space we are carry- I believe we need the middle ing. to Michigan schools. I truly feel K-6, 7-9, It was an eye-opener to me This letter concerns our en- 10-12 is a better arrangement to read that 80 percent of rollment loss of students in the as far as grouping agEfS, but I Barnes students could move Grosse Pointe school district. realize this system would not into Montieth School and the t~ In addition to the lower birth help to utilize school space, class size would remain, or for rate, we must take into con- especially with the high school some drop, to approximately siderati9n the exodus of our population declining. I do not 20 students. I think it's time to youn~ married families from know what plan would be best, face reality now. Michigan. Due to the indus- K-7, 8-12, or K-S, 6-8, 9-12. I see Janis Morrison trial decline in Michigan, these Grosse Pointe Woods young families must .mo~e elsewhere to mamtam Anonymity employment. The following are possible Preserving reasons: breeds • In the past 10 years the the status quo state of Michigan was able to contempt transfer its two-thirds expense The emotions surfacing from I am writing this letter in the school board's consolida- share of K-12 grades to the rebuttal to an article in your local property taxes, both bus- tion plan stirs in me a realiza- May 26 issue titled "Rumors tion I'm surprised hasn't iness and residential. scare Park citizens" authored • In the past 10 years Michi- brought up yet. . by a seemingly confused and The Pointes are a static gan enacted the Single Busi- bigoted "Name Withheld." ness Tax which adds a 46 mill community, one in which The strong allegations aimed "status quo" is richly deser- tax to a company's profit and at the concerned residents at- Senator's view from Lansing a 46 mill tax to its payroll. The ved. While there may be lib- tending the May 16 council eral overtones on issues, con~ 46 mill factor is based on the meeting are not only cowardly eI gross receipts of $40,000to $60,000, laborers. The objectives we are 50 percent reduction of the servatism generally prevails. By John K Iy thereby saving 15,000small busi- seeking are to rehabilitate and but asinine. We have a well-established, State Senator nesses the need to file an annual upgrade our urban areas for new gross amount as in property Truth was the only thing valuation reduction. quality education program, Tens of thousands of young Mi- tax return. There will also be a industrial and commercial activ- sought by the populace atten~- chigan citizens have suffered psr- proposal to shift the Single Busi- ity. Grosse Pointe Park IS already • The workman's compensa- documented by outside test ing the meeting. The councIl, scores and the school board it- chologic!,!l ~s well as eConomIc ness Tax lIability for franchise looking a.t this poss.ib~litywith my) tion abuse and generous un- with the exception of on~,. ~e- devastatJon lD our p~sent reces- royalty from the franchisees to help. ThIS $800 mIllIon program employment regulations tend self. We also have a fine look- stroyed what little credlbihty ing community. We take con- sion. Being without a Job, hope for the franchisors thus producing would be partially funded by fed- to make Michigan unattractive they had with evasive double siderable pride in havin¥ byth. further higher .education, or ~~en more out-of-sta~ taxpayers. eral, state and local. ~ighwar, 'to industry. , , talk. and snickers when ques- Taking tliis a 'sU~p further, f~reseeab~~ _Joll ...oppo.rtun~t~J. C"IJ'~e''''Sec«md''program" is' t.he . funds as.well' as,$~ milllo~ ad~-l We in Grosse Poin.te, mal thmed;by tb.e people, who ..are, diairis' ~ .y~P.l~g,~~.sm<..«1~~~¥I: Michigan~)Vouth Co~.i '1 irtfrOduc- '''iiona! ho'usin~ bonds (MSHDA)': 'have '1'e~~'iDsulat~tlJ#i.cr'- our'. school progl' artftis 'Uk'S dtle ~eU~lls' hiS ,,~n-se'01 j)iinlClpalfPn -ed. the'fil'St public worklSprogram \ When combined' with our new' as:va not idiots as the article of our finest homes, highly mic tifsuI't"fai'Ied !o ''l)ecome In- claimed. hi"'our econ9 system. A,nd ,in Michigan'last year, but the multi-million dollar job-training 1 appealing and well-structured. while we can ~dedica~ larg~r. re- former administration did not program and the soon to be creat- volved in these issues which Concerned citizens who pay were decided in Lansing. This When work needs to be done sources for future re.mdustnaliza- share my sense of urgency about ed Strategic Investment Fund, we taxes, obey laws and vote de- on it, it is usually cosmetic. A tion of our economIc structure, our young people. Under the new will turn this state around. We inaction is presently having its serve more than the pompous effect on our school enrollment new occupant would not need what happens to our young people Governor the Public Works Youth will do'it with all our people _ attitudes by their elected offi- an architect to restore it, only in the interim?. Corp bills passed in just about young and old _ sharing in the and in the near future on our cials and others who blanket To prevent this wasti~~ of a gen- three weeks! These jobs Wlll pay work and the bounty. property values. an interior decorator to refit it eration of our young CItizens, the minimum wage of $3.35an hour to themselves in annonymity. to personal taste. In other Thomas Crowe state recently enacted two new 60 000 young men and women to The lower house minority Louis J. De Perro Jr. words, what is needed is programs for. the .summ~; months co~serve our rural and urban re- Grosse Pointe Woods Grosse Pointe Park caucus has been hard at work as someone to maintain it, a ahead. The fIrst ~s..the .Summer sources. Local high schools, well. The big effort so far this caretaker. Youth .T~x Credl.t avad.able to community colleges, municipal- term has been the issuance of a' The fly in the ointment is any Michigan bUSiness hinn~ a 16 ities and non-profit or8:anizations ridiculus 3 and a half page "wish what the school board and o~ 17 year old from ~conomlcally will have an opportuntty to par- list" on economic development. It What; new on Supt. Kenneth Brummel feel is disadvantaged families for 90 ticipate on pUblic improvement included such light-weIght con- necessary to do their job. I days between May 1 and Sept. 15. projects such as cleaning road- cepts as "npening up the Japanese feel we need more "creative The pri~cipal impact of this pro- sides, state and local parks, as market" and "forcing a fair valu- gram Will be to d~aw up to 22,000 well as working- in public ~Itll restraint" than creative ar- ation of the yen" (clearly a legis- .r~l~ inner city you~ mto a meanmg- museums and facilities with r ....r ~... lative prereogative). Soem of their . chitecture. ful w.ork expe~lence rather. than human service programs. Young By Pat Rousseau If a major, and disruptive, other innovative ideas are raisIng, roammg the city streets With a people interested in the program the $600 limit in small claims Timely Arrivals ... Howard Miller change is irreparably neces- gang this sumn:er. It draws ~o- should apply between June 1 and court, reducing the cost -of busi-, clocks at the League Shop. They make wel- sary and the community is gether our bus~ness commumty June 10 at local MESC offices. ness (brilliant), raising homeown- . come useful gifts for the graduate and for fully aware of it, then, and a~ our youths .lD a program de- The funding for this program er energy rates, and limiting mal- Father's Day. See the new trav~l ala~m only then, will it be time to sIgned to benefit both sectors of comes varied sources _ $31 mil- practice suits. This agenda is not clocks wall and table clocks m a WIdeprIce our society. lion from new federal funds under knock out a wall or two to save he - I repeat - is not the product of " range 'from $1995. Excellent quality for the the house. :r ~ichigan program dove- the recently enacted federal jobs a high school civic class, but of price .. 72 Kercheval. We are not the type of com- ta1ls. With the .federal 85. percent bill, $12 million from the Escheats your elected representatives from munity to raze our homes on credit by gran~ng ,an additional 15 Fund, and $12 million from the lower house minority caucus. • percent to bnng It to a full 100 the Recreational Land Acquisition H you don't belive me, contact my Roberta de Camerino . picked Maria Di~o~ to speculation. That would crack pe~cent The f~e.r~l p!ogram re- Trust Fund. I al~ supported an carry her line of Itahan cotton knit tops. See the dIstmc- the foundation of our future office and I will send you a copy qUIres a tax llabillty m order to imacted amendment to take $12il- of their agenda. tive deSigns at 11 Kercheval. hopes. gain the credit, Michiga~ does lion from departmental budget William A. Pomeroy not. T~at means that .busmesses lapses at the end ci the fiscal year I can see why the minority not owmg state taxes WIllhave the to restore this vital fund . Write In Gold.• or silver, heavy or fine Grosse Pointe Park party is pushmg for a part-time entire state credit refunded, to legislature. It is clear they are With Pilot's pens found at Seasons of Paper, them. In adchtion to this incentive, Presently being developed but certainly doing as little work as 115Kercheval. Perfect for invitations, pla~e Many thanks the state plans to increase the fil. not yet enacted into law is a larg- possible to make this a better cards, gIft packages, arts and crafts, p~c- ing requirement for the Single er "Infrastructure Improvement state and feel guilty about being tures, marble, shells, etc. You can also wnte Business Tax (SBT) from the Program" deSIgned for skilled in cloud white on dark paper, glass, wood, to mothers paid full time for their efforts. etc. with another dIscovery It gives me great pleasure • this time of the year to ex- Baby Shoes ... in in- WI:!JMIll3 ESIb01?lXJl30 press my deep thanks to vol- fant sizes are new at ------.- !!.!!!P for youth Adorable chrIstening shoes, tenniS shoes, sandals and unteer mothers who offered Mary Janes are waiting for the new baby at 110Kerche- their services to the Social val Studies Resource Center at One view from the Capitol South High School. The valued • services of Ramona Kelly, By WUllam J. Bryant, Jr. or above minImum wage If the in hirmg young people for sum. has a new Canvas Rosie MeN air, Chickie Berry, State Representative youth has not worked for that em- mer jobs, please don't let that Back Duck print by ployer before WIL:D WINGS Letitia Clark, Rosanne Herrin- The Summer Jobs programs happen. We have many fine, hard Larry Hayden that's limited to three hundred. . $65 advocated by the Governor are on The state has added to that fed- working, ambitious young people framed at One Kercheval Open Thursdays until 9 p m ton, Joy Williams, Barbara eral credit by allowing those em- in our area who want and need Matthews, Judy Agnew, and their way to implementation. . 885-4001. I hope, however, that these pro- ployers subject to the Smgle Busi- summer jobs Pat Birch are appreciated . grams, geared as they are toward ness Tax an additional credit of 15 Many of them are the same • The center functioned so very very low income young people, percent of qualified wages, to a ones who fall through the cracks Still Having Trouble WIthgraduation well because of their con- will not hurt the chances of other total federal-state 100 percent in so many programs, those who gifts? How about a big fluffy bath sheet With scientious support. ambitIOUS and deserving young credit do not have a lot of money but a fancy monogram? Practical, lastIng and people for summer jobs. This is all well and good and who are not bad off enough to get fun! Stop by Persnickety Pedlar 98 Ker- Additional cheers to the vol- needed 10 order to give work ex- a college loan or state scholarship cheval. unteer coordinators Mary Much of the program is for state perience to young people who aid. and municipal summer jobs for Mooney and Jeanne Elliot who otherwise would have the least I do hope busmesses will hire 16 • spent many hours scheduling disadvantaged youth, paid for chance at a summer Job, youth Sale save 25% off Merona casu~l With a variety of federal and state and 17 year old low income youth and assisting us in any way who have great need for the activ- thiS summer. ... coordinates mcludmg tops, sweaters, elash- funds Ity, the experl~nce, the money and . CIZedwaist skirts and pants at Pappagallo possible. There is also a private sector But I also hope they wiD find the chance to Impress an employ- and offer summer JObsto our area ~ . 115Kercheval. program piggybacked on a sim- er as someone the employer The faculty, the stUdents and ilar federal mcentive program. young people, from age 16to those I sincerely thank them and should want for regular employ- III graduate schools. • For employment youth 16 or 17 ment Why not pair up some hires to PerSnickety Pedlar has a sparkling idea for your wish them one and all a great years old from low income fam- u ommg dinner parties Oval cork.bac~ed ~ summer. However, there IS at least one whom the 100 percent credit aJ>- ilIes, there is a federal credit of 85 drawback. If the incentive works, piles With some older or less dis- ~rored placemats will add shme and shim. . percent of wages up to $3,000 mer to your dishes, candles and <;enterpleces. , Helen Calas many youth from middle 1Ocome advantaged for whose wages the available to employers for em- families may lose out on chances credit is not avallable? Use one or several for a speCial evemng -.. Social Studies Resource Center ployment of up to 90 days between Priced $16 each at 98 Kercheval. for needed jobs. Say yes to Michigan youth thIS South High School May 1 and Sept. 15of this year at Those of you who have some say summer. Will you?

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S~~fJ~rllie~~~~~~~:.r~~lead tour IL- O_b_i_t_u_a_r_ie_i_s_, --.. Institute Invited the world-re- The International Institute is a no.wned scu.lptor, Marshall Fred- Torch DrIve supported agency Franklin C. Saad Iso bel F. Moss A memorial service for Mrs. ROBERT C. EVERETI, ODS,PC e~lcks, to gIve a talk and tour of that provides social servIces to Services for Mr. Saad, 67, of his many works in the Detroit new Immigrants and to foreign Newcastle Road, were held Satur- Moss, 80, formerly of Trombley JAMES A EVERETI, DDS metropolitan area on Saturday, speakIng people. day, May 28, a t the Verheyden Road, lately of Sun City center, DAVID H. LEES, DDS June 11, at 10 a m Funeral Home and Our Lady Fla., will be held on Friday, June Guests will gather at the Damsh Pointers attend Queen ~f Peace Church. 3, in Sun City Center. GENERAL DENTISTRY Club, 22711 Grand River, where He died Wednesday, May 25, In She died Thursday, May 26, in they WIll board a charter bus Bon Secours Hospital. Manatee Memorial Hospital, Flor- Are Pleased To Announce The which will take them to varIOus AARP workshOp Born In OhIO, he is survived by Ida Addition Of Evening And locations to vIew Frederick's art two sons, Franklin Jr and Mrs Moss was a Detroit native Saturday ApPOintments F :::'Ul'vj. ~nd three great grandchildren Additional information may be ISlative chairman Lawrence Ken- Memorial tributes may be made NEW YORKER 5th AVENUE nedy could not attend ved by hiS wife, Gaye and obtained from the Institute, 871- brothers and sisters to the Sun City center emergency 8600 Mrs. Bogdan Baynert of AARP encourages older persons squad. to remain active in commumty Interment was In Mt Ollvet Hidden Lane heads the board of cemetery in Paris Mrs. Moss was cremated. directors of the Friends of the In- and public affairs and thus fulfill ternational Institute as president. the organization's motto "to serve Serving with her are other Grosse and not to be served" For the $5 Dr. Francis 8, MacMillan Harry N. Watson • 36 mo DetrOit River rial Hospital He was a member of eight grandchildren. • Free PIck Up and Detlvery • Short-term Rentala Memorial contributions may be Open Mon.-Fri. 9-6 ... Fourth parade Towers, Grosse Pointe, Grosse the American and Michigan State Reservations can be made by Pointe City, Harper Woods, Ma. Medical ASSOCiatIOns made to Cottage Hospital or to 130 Kercheval Ave. writIng Mrs Robert Lenhard, comb County, Northeast Detroit, Dr. MacMillan was also a Grosse Pointe Woods Presby- "on-the-hill" 15539 Windmill Pointe Drive, Rochester, Romeo, Royal Oak, member of the InternatIonal Col- terian Church IMEADE Grosse Pointe Park, 48230, or call- South Macomb County and South- lege of Surgeons and the Univer- CrematIOn was at Forest Lawn LEASlr~\ 882-0110 ing 331-4503. field sity Club of Detroit cemetery. He is survived by three sons, FranCIS, Fredenck and James; Roy E. DeHart Grosse Pointe's OPEN one brother and f1ve gr and- chtldren Mr. DeHart, 80, of Harvard Oldest 8-6 DAILY Memonal contributIOns may be Road in the Park, died Sunday, Food Marice' VERBRUGGE'S 8-12 WED. made to the MIchIgan Cancer May 29, at hiS home. 17328 MACK at ST. CLAIR CLOSED SUN. BUYING Foundation Born in Petersboro, On1., De- FR.E • Rare COinS • Gold & Silver. DELIVERY WE CATER FOR Dr MacMillan was cremated Hart was a former president of 885-1565 4 TO 400 • K-Rands COins, Bars. Scrap the Detroit Boat Club. • Proof Sets • COIn Estates Marguerite Hicks Interment was In Woodlawn Cemetery PRIME/CHOICE LEAN COUNTRY STYLE VERBRUGGE'S FAMOUS Campbell "FIST THICK" STUFFED LOI N LAMB CHOPS RIBS Memonal serVIces for Mrs Park issues PORIlCHOPS Campbell, 86, of the Farms, were 99 ~,fj ~A~~!:!~~'Confidentral AppraIsals held Monday, May 30, at Christ auto permits '499LB.~ 51 LB. LB. NatIOnal Teletype Service Church of Grosse Pomte Grosse Pointe Park yesterday '1.89 I She died Monday, May 23, at began selling parking permits that RARE COIN Bon Secours HospItal "GRADUATION SPECIAL" DELUXEPARTY can assure ticket-free parking at OUR FRESH MADE INVESTMENT, INC. Mrs Campbell is survIved by a any mUnIcipal lot The permits TRAYSSI.75 PERPERSON, MIN. 8 PERSONS: son, Dr Frederick W Campbell, ~$1O a...month and ,will aUolt' 22027 Kelly Rd. • East Detroit and a daughter, Mrs James uWlle~ park theIr cars and fol'. L~'" Patties~ . INCLUDES: ROAST, BEEF, TURI(EY BREAST, Abeles ANA (One Mile Nortfl 0/ Eastland) get the meters In cIty-owned lots "69 LB• .., CORNED BEEF & HAM. ALSO YOUR CHOICE Mrs Campbell was a member on Kercheval and Mack Avenue OF 2 CHEESESAND RELISHES& BREADS. M~:ER 773..9540 of the Detroit Club, the Founder's The parkmg permIts may not, Society DetrOIt Institute of Arts, however, be used for parkmg In naLlED FRESHLY SLICED OR CALIFORNIA FrIends of the Publlc Library, metered spaces on the street, ac- BONELESS ~ CHUNK PASTEURIZED EXTRA FANCY. Grosse Pomte Club, Grosse Pomte cordmg to Pollce Chief Henry PORK LOIN ROAST He d L Garden Club and the Grosse Coonce tt It Is Thoughtful ... Pointe Farm and Garden Club Coonce said the permits were 89 AMERICAN CHEESE (~ICGf ~~> ./~ ~ S f'O~ ~uMCe MemOrial contributIons may be suggested by merchants in the 1 L8 (1 'I 19 6ftt .i t made to Christ Church of Grosse area and are deSigned to facilitate • • V2 LB. 7- EA. - I Makes Sense . . . Pomte parking m the commerCial sec- Mrs. Campbell was cremated tIOn. CALIFORNIA Fl.OR./OA FANCY A': California Super TO PLAN AHEAD FOR EXTR.A FANCY SWEET CORN ~/; Fancy Seedless ' . YOUR CEMETERY ESTATE Dr. Walter W. Bertschinger PASCAL CELERY '< (White 01 Yellow) , ~ Green Grapes J'i<~ SO MANY FORESIGHTED FAMILIES and (IMGUTAUC) ~I! 3 for59 I 11 79 ~ ~ make careful plans for their estates and 7-.ftc EA ,I . -...- - - .. --. LB. . Dr. Angelo Tocco 8 ~." , thelf eventual needs, yet overlook the are pleased to announce Wisdom of antlclpatlng the need for a that they have assOCiated cemetery estate. Today, more and more for thoughtful people recognlle that their the practice of Optometry total proVISion for the future Includes the at IPhone Tech I selection of property and a memOrial 10 18583 EAST WARREN our beaUtiful cemetery DETROIT. MICHIGAN 48236 , r 20643 MACK AVENUE THE PRIVATE MAUSOLEUM For appointment Phone 882-5577 I Grosse POinte Woods Complete VISion Care Contact Lenses Where husband and Wife look ahead sen- SIbly, there can be no more sausfYlOg Children's VISion Low VISion Aids ;' BurJour OPEN: MONDAY-SATURDAY 9-7 Fashion Eyewear arrangement than to choose 10 advance 'onjllone! one of the handsome private mausoleums All Insurance plans accepted. It'8 legal & a great 881-3600 ~ ,. \\ ay lo "ia\ e money' which we now feature These StX crypt -- tt~------Phones for Home or Business memonals of finest granite assure the dIgnity and distInction of above-ground Gallis' Meathaus Interment In a garden settmg. permanently 885-7290 • Decorator Phones cared-for and enduringly a place of family --,~~ • Cordless Phones r' 8~6 TUESDAY =~ pnde From $49,995. ~~'( GM ~~~- • Answering Machines • Automatic Dialers \ /~ thru SATURDAY =!~:~ 4 ParkIng In Ilea' ~\~-~ • Speaker Phones • One Piece Phone CADILLAC 1 19~5 MACK J 81k. S. 01 Moross I ~~~~ We Specialize in Multiline Phones for Busi- . ..I .. MEMORIAL CITY CHICKEN $2.99 LB. { ;' '" ~,..'::,1 v~ \ J" .. t" ness, With Service & Installation Available. Made with Pork and Veal ti ! GARDENS EAST Mausoleum - Crematorium Center Cut UNIDEN EX.3000 UNIDEN EX.3500 PORK CHOPS $1.99 LB. Cordless Phone Cordlees Phone Serving All Faiths with 10 number memory Lean SlaM 8, 38425 Garfield Road SwlC~ O"eclorV COUNTRY RIBS $1.69 LB. Plate Mt Clemens, MichIgan 48044 StalldbylTaI. Homemade SWlt'h \ Telephone ITALIAN SAUSAGE $1.59 LB. Pause LB. Memory 286-7500 GROUND CHUCK $1.39 10 LB BAG Paoe lMlo~ ----'I• Carol Weber • 7001t range • 70011 range Counselor 885-2336 r---DELI SPECIALS-- • Auto secure to prevent unauthOrIZed access • Paging from base to headset ((rr

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SAlE ON ORIGINAL DOCKSIDERS What's on Cable Thursday. JWle 2 • 6 P m. - "Barney Butts" - Entertainmg ammated cartoon tells story Complete Home of Ill-fated man addicted to smokmg (17) • 6 30 p.m - Hank Luks vs Crime (17) BIIIGLAR ALARM 10% Off • 7 P m - Steady Gains - News and mformatlOn from the Grosse and Pomte Schools Featured thiS week are Star of the Sea High School, St Clare Parcells Middle School and Bishop Galla~her High School (19) Fire Emergency System , • 7' P m - People with Erv - R Shllson discusses her shop tn the "" ..... '. - Oil.... '. Renaissance Center (17) Activates Electronic Siren and All sizes & widttls / • 7 30 P m - A VIew from a Park Bench, wIth Judge Beverly C notifies POLICE and FIRE de- Narrow-Medium-Wide Grobbel (17) partments through our computers • 7:30 p m - The Job Mart (8) GROSSE POINTE ALARM PLUS a small transmitter that TAlt WHITE. WINE. BLUE • a p m - Houses, Houses (8) fits in the palm of your hand • a pm - The Job Show. from the MESC (17) And there's more ... and is deSigned to activate your • au., 01'111 milS • Friday. June 3 Call for details system from anywhere within SALE ENDS • 8 P m - Houses, Houses (8) its range. June 11th • 11 pm - Sam's Showcase Theater (17) Grosse Pointe Saturday, June 4 Alarm, Inc. CALL FOR MAIL ORDERS 775.5537 • 11'30 am - The Job Mart (8) 17006 Mack Avenue Sunday. June 5 Gr_ Polnl. Park 48224 • 10 a m - Houses, Houses (8) e84-3630 5595~~NSTALLED Monday. June 6 • 4 P m - Heart of the BIble - FaIth and Works (5) ~. V!~!~tsP~ • 4 30 P m --AmerICan Catholic (5) ~!II!!!!III OVER 50 YEARS • 5 P m - Faith 20 (5) 1-_ * 6 ).I.1Il - "dyllt: COUfIlY A N~w P~I::').It::dIY~ - DI::....U::.:>iO!I r~dlUl- COME AND SEE ... SERVING EAST SIDE l mg Wayne County Executive WdlJam Lucas (17) • 6.30 pm - Waveforms - The newest local bands In concert (17) • 7 pm - SmgleSeen (17) THE ULTIMATE DRIVING MACHINE. • 7 30 pm - Young Vlewpomtes (17) • 8 P m - ServIces al St Paul Lutheran Church (5) ~ • 8 P m - Houses, Houses (8) 1984BMW318i • 8 P m - Health Talks (17) n nTo Meet Your Health Needs ... • 8 30 P m - The Concerned RepublICan Committee presents Wayne County ExecutIve WJllJam Lucas at Umverslty Liggett School. (17) \..p In Stock Now for Immediate Delivery ... We Cover The Pointes. " • 9 30 pm - World Adventure SerIes (17) HARKNESS PARK ;;) Tuesday, June 7 PHARMACY DEVONSHIRE PHARMACY • 5 P m - Steady Gams (19) Metallic Paint, sunroof, cassettes, central 20315 MACK DRUGS 15324 E. JelfEjrson • 5 P m - Grosse Pomte School System retlrement ceremony taped at Grosse Pomte North High. (17) locking system, power windows, plus all 884-3100 18003 MACK 822-2580 • 6 p.m - "Women and Smoking" - This fIlm deals wIth the increas- 881-0477 mg danger of smokmg for women (17) standard factory equipment. • 6 30 P m - Hanks Luks vs CrIme (17J • 7 pm - Heart of the Bible - James 2 (5) NOW LEASING ALL MAKES AND MODELS-OPEN AID CLOSED.ENO LEASES • 7 p,m. - People with Erv - Guest ISDorothy Kennel, President of the "We Specialize in customer satisfaction . : ." Grosse Pointe School Board (17) • 7 30 P m - A VIew from a Park Bench, with Judge Beverly C • Maintenance DIecounbl • Low Rat_ Grobbel - Guest ISPat Cammarata, author of "HIgh Heels on the Corpo- • Free Pick Up and Detlvery • Short.term Rentala rate Ladder" (17) • 8 P m - Houses, Houses (8) Open Mon.-Frl. 9-6 • 8 P m - SmgleSeen (17) 130 Kercheval Ave. • a'30 pm - The Job Show, from the MESC (17) "on-the-hill" .9 pm - The League of Women Voters presents the School Board NEACE CandIdates' Forum. (17) 'l 1" ,l:H\l~._ 882-0110 Wednesday. June 8 • 4:30 pm - AmerIcan Catholic (5) • 5 P m - Steady Gams (19) • 5 p.m - Faith 20 (5) .6 p.m - "Wayne County A New PerspectIve" - WIth Wayne County Executive BJll Lucas (17) • 6:30 pm - Waveforms (17) • 7 pm - SingleSeen (17) Thinking About A Good Lightweight .7.30 pm - Young Vlewpomtes (17) • 8 P m. - services at St James Lutheran Church (5) • 8 P m - Houses, Houses (8) ~ • 8 p.m - Health Talks (17) • 8.30 p.m. - Wayne County Executive BJlI Lucas at Umverslty Liggett School (17) .9 30 pm - World Adventure Senes (17) Hertel sponsors art exhibit Congressm an Dennis Hertel, Hertel's art competition is part D.Harper Woods, announced plans of a nationWIde activity initiated lJlcently, fq, ,tW9,efhij)ltIOQS 9f, art by the members of the _United submitted by area high school States House of Representatives students to his 14th CongressIOnal to recognize the creative talents of ADMISSIONS TESTING - JUNE 11 District art competition. young Americans This sprmg, FOR MIDDLE AND LOWER SCHOOLS GRADES 1-8 Don't Buy Anything Until You See The fIrst exhIbitIon will occur congressmen throughout the coun- immedIately following the Judgmg try have been conductIng local art University Liggett School offers small class sizes Our New Line of Lightweights by of the works and will include all contests for high school students with a traditional academic approach to a col- entries submItted. The exhibition, III order to select artwork to be WhICh IS open to the pubhc free of dIsplayed In the natIOnal exhib- lege preparatory curriculum, where special charge, will be held at 7:30 pm, ItIOn emphasis is placed on written and verbal com- SCHWINN@ Tuesday, June 7, at the Warren Cultural Center, 24580 CunnIng- munication skills and computer literacy. The * Fully lugged Frames * Fully lugged Frame ham, south of Ten MIle Road and Child abuse curriculum also includes extensive offerings in * Cro-Mo Main Tubes * Hi Tensile Steel Tubing east of Ryan. • • The Warren exhibItion will in. the creative and performing arts and a strong * Alloy Rims mcreasmg * Alloy Cotterless Crank clude the announcement of the athletic program. * 12 Speeds * Shimano Derailers four best works as selected by a "ChIld abuse In Michigan is a * 30 lbs. * 33 lbs. panel of three area art Instruc- big problem that IS getting big- tors The winning entry will be ger," said Kevin Kelley, admims- To make arrangements to test on June 11, or to 95 d1splayed later this year In a spe- tratI ve assIstant to State Rep. learn more about University Liggett School, call '1999~ $139 cial national exhibition in the cor- CurtIs Hertel ridor leadmg to the United States Kelley t addressing the Ex- Detroit's Oldest Schwinn Dealer - Est. 1938 Capitol. The three runners-up Will change Club of Grosse Pointe to The Admissions Office at 884-4444. have theIr artwork dIsplayed later explaIn the Children's Trust Fund, I.IE,," ...~ in June at the DetrOIt Hlstoncal saId that in 1981 more than 35,000 Museum, 5201 Woodward, In De- cases of child abuse or neglect ,L~."eR80N~ troit's Cultural Center. were reported f-~ ~-. ~ 355 FISHER RD. We deliver The ChIldren's Trust Fund is a ~t11ao 0,.... ,. S 3CI.,1." WH program set up m part through 8 8 2 -S 100 hi _ CleH4 5__ ., Elm hotline Hertel's efforts which WIll provide ,vJ' T I () ,vJ' I. .VIf I~'S - SPECIAL EDITION matchmg funds for local child- abuse programs Taxpayers elig- opened}une 1 ible for a refund can make a $2 'PARMS8vfARl@T contnbutJon to the fund When $20 The Grosse Pomte Park BeautI- mIllIon has been amassed, the UAN SONEUSS FRESH UAN BAn FARMS OWN fication CommissIOn's 1983 elm money will be spent on child. SIRLOIN TIP tree injection program has begun abuse programs. SPARE SLAB Vice-chaIrman Al Mazur heads up As of May 1, over $350,000 had BEEF t the program wluch involves order- been accumulated In the fund RIBS BACON ROAST PIECE OR SUCEO mg and distrIbutIng fungICIdes, CItizens may also donate directly .~ demonstratIng injectIOn tech- to the State Treasury If they wish ~~ $2.29 LB $2.09 LB. $1.89 18 1,- mques and orgamzing block ef- The Exchange Club is deeply 'I forts Illvolved In chIld abuse problems OUR OWN HOME MADE , ~ Last year's useage of Llgnasan and has recently contributed LINK PORK SAUSAGE ..•...... ,. 1.69 LB BLP used to spray elms tnpled $6,000 for local programs. over 1981 figures, 1,600 gallons to Every year, Kelley told his aud- BAVARIAN 8l.U SEAFARE I(norr Swiu 350, saId Mazur ThiS year, Abro- Ience, over 4,000 babies are beaten CH•• I. JUMBO LUMP Hollandaise & « tect 2(}.s WIll also be avaJlable for to death $3.99 LB 8eornaise the first tIme ThiS fungiCIde IS 'REMNER longer lastIng but more expensive CRAB MEAT 6\7 OZ. CAN It also takes longer to complete WAF.R. SAUCE the IllJectlOn process Because women hve longer than Off! for Park residents can contact mE'n overall, a WIdespread myth l'2~99N $1.00 2 7St: Mazur through the Grosse POInte IS that there are too many single SAVORY & JAMES SHERRY- Park BeautiftcatlOn CommIssIon's women for the available bache- CREAM, AMONTILLADO O. FINO .'3.99 ;,f Elm InjectIOn Hotlme, effectIve lors It's not true among the r------..., -~ June 1 to Aug 1 for mformatJOn young In the 20 to 30 age bracket, Broadcast COlLEGE INN IVORY :;i' about Dutch Elm DIsease and the the eligible men outnumber the Corned B•• f 1(- best ways to combat It unencumbered women conSIderab- CHICKEN The hot hne number is 343-5064 ly and always have HASH BROTH LIQUID ~~ We're new in the neighborhood and we're coming on strong Compare our cars Compareour ;'1~19 "55:'. $;2.~z9« rates Then see us for rehable S21!~.rental values You pay for ga~ KAMINSKI Green Beans •••••••.•.••••••••••• 79C LB ,if UNLIMITED FREE MILEAGE and return the car to the rent- 109 location Rate available from anytime ""'-c-o-';-'o-,n-;o---' r--c-~A-uF-R-~-~---' CANTA. 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~ , r Page Eleven-A Thursday, June 2, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS make IS that of an elderly woman the participants I ~ YOU'RE NO.1 WITH US! ~ I and her dog, Cocoa Animals are selected from the ~---_._------_. Every morn1Og she puts Cocoa adoption area of the Michigan mto a babystroller and takes her Human Society shelter The to vlf:,it a neighbor Cocoa has ar- entourage consists of four or five ~2~~iil!!~i~~.... i---Prime Time-- thritiS and can no longer walk puppies and one or two kitten,> I ~ Adult animals are companion pet,> They have been making that triP for 14 years The neighbor has of MIChigan Humane Society staff THIS COUPON 50~ OFFI-----F orSeniorCitizens----- diabetes and has had both legs members IS GOOD FOR ~ I amputated Cocoa',> mistress has They found that a!> a re!>ult of arthritis but <;he IS '>tllI able to these visitations, there wa., a '>Ig- ON AN AUTO WASH I mfJcant Improvement III actIVIty I Coupon good any day. 1 coupon per customer, per wash I walk I The two friends talk and have Involvement. verbal commumca truders and\ other envlfonmental Expires June 30. 1983 For many years a dog has been tlOn, socialIzatIOn with non I I changes much faster than we do tea together a'> the) have for 14 considered man's best friend. years nursing personnel and other re'>l- I Two Locations to Serve You I Today more emphaSIS IS beIng Another factor One m 10 of the Cocoa listen'> and never mter- dents placed on that popular concept It elderly populatIOn f(lay !>uffer rupts Cocoa's mr.,tre!>s .,ays .'1 The Michigan Humane Socwty I~ 23801 HARPER 22421 MACK IS now believed that oWlllng and from confUSIOn and even here, In don't know what 1 d do wIthout has received many letter,> a'> a re I New Brush/ess' Soft Touch Brush ~~I I 1111 carlOg for a dog can mean longer mIlder !>tages, animals may be an Cocoa 1 think I'd Just die .. ,>ult of the pet therapy program I 771-0505 776-9133 I life, better health and a h5lPpier Invaluable help m keepmg their Her neighbor IS more fatdll!>tlc One nursmg home director wrote I 8 3 S d 86 Weather perm,ttlng I owners Oflented to reality un ay 84 Sunday mental attItude for men and about Cocoa "1 think that some- "The residents loved the am- I - A pet mu!>t be exercised and women who are wIlhng to assume day I'm gOing to be heartbroken," mal!> and the smJies and laughter who better to proVide that exer- the responSibility of oWning a pet '>he said you brought Will alway,> be rt' cise than the owner'} The que!>tlon ~.------~-~. For Instance, recent research That '., the trouble with good mem bered." has shown that more pet owners IS who benefits the most, since the dog!> They never live long There IS more EASTSIDE WIll be alive after myocardIal in- owner Will be exerclslllg at the enough' '.The halls were bUZZing for farctIon than non-pet owners same time Comparatively new, the move- many days with talk of the am Other fmdmgs show con- .\ companion animal may pro ment to bl'lng pel!> Into nursing mals clusively that benefits from hav- Vide distraction from overeating home!> has gained promlllence be- "One gentleman talked for the EMERGENCY CENTER Illg a pet outweIgh those realized and he a means of dispOSing of cause of Its therapeutIC value first time In many months from such actiVities as gardenmg 'iome leftovers from the cooked Pet therapy as It'S called "A lady who was unre<;pon'>lVP 20048 Harper Ave., Harper Woods Activity is a keynote to health meal utIlIze!> ammals from animal !>hel- laughed !>ohard her upper dentur(' plate fell out and pets do prOVide a source of Play IS an outlet at any age and ters 10 nursmg home programs rewarding actIvity at a time when strokmg an alllmal slows down These programs are deSigned to "It seems the residents are able X-RAY, LAB, EKG, DENTISTRY, many older people are suffermg and steadies the heartbeat bridge the gap between nursmg to relate to the animals much from depreSSIOn, whether It be Pets are not people, but the home re!>ldents and the therapist easier than they can to other from loss of work, status, fmance, bond that IS formed between an Often the reSident encounter With people .. with Fast Competent Care in an A nurse from a hospital wrote spouse and fnend!>. work mates or owner and a pet can become very a pet IS the first time In a long purpose in hfe close, so close that to keep an while they have felt deeply about a patient who first came to Atmosphere like a Doctor's Office The view that ammals can owner who has been hospitalJ..zed touched by an expel'lence or sud- the faCIlIty m a fetal position "Af- mean a difference does not as- from fretting, some boardmg ken. denly recall some happier mo- ter some coaxing she finally got sume that pets take the place of nels Will keep m touch by sending ment m their youth when they had up In a wheelchair When a puppy human contact. In fact, It IS be- a postcard With the animal's paw a pet of their own was placed In her lap she began to lieved that those who enJoy'hlgh mark on It to show It IS well and talk She talked about the four There have been examples 881-6160 Involvement with ammals have a cared for dogs she had had since childhood greater need for human compan- In spite of the benefits to be de- where stroke Victim!> are so de- She held on to the puppy and C'rled pressed by their health problems Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-10 p.m. ionship. n ved, a person who decides to for JOY- The change m her WclS that they are unwlllmg to work in Sun. & Holidays 1 p.m.-6 p.m. CAMP Owning a pet often provides op- have a pet should be prepared to remarkable She began to com- portunities for human contact accept the responsibility of own. therapy sessIOns to restore motor mUnicate and was able to go home No Appointments Necessary There are many fnendships that ing one skills and to re-Iearn <;peech to be with her family until the All Insurances Accepted PHYSICALS are formed whIle exercising a If It I., an IrreSIstible puppy, It Sometime!> when given a pet to end .. dog. Dog walkers develop a spec- will need to be housebroken play with for an hour or two they Another wrote, "Those puppies Ial camaraderie as they meet and Whether it is a puppy or an older may actually speak or smile. and kittens stimulate bflghter discuss pedigrees, traits and an- dog, It must be provided With food Often this IS the first positive step smiles and more sparkle In the tics of their pets, much as parents and water, walked reglliarly, kept toward successful phYSical eyes of patients than all the medi- NEEDEXTRA SPACE FOR- do who ~come acquamted With clean and taken to the vet if It therapy. cation in the world." neighbors because their chl1dren becomes III Pet therapy consists of a brief Compamon ammals truly make A SUMMER VACATION? play together. Groommg is important to long- sessIOn each month when animal the world a better place for older Even those who are neither de- haired breeds and not for looks shelter representatives brmg a people and younger ones. too for A WEEKEND AWAY? pressed nor lonely m~y find an alone. Matted and tangled hair few well-behaved cats and dogs to that matter outlet through an animal to ex- creates excellent hiding places for the nursmg home for the reSI- press theIr Wishes, whims and fleas and skm disorders dent!> to play With and hold. The Rent A New Dodge fancies Their own self-care may A pet needs attentIOn and com- alllmais clre selected by the shel- be enhanced by caring for a pet pamonshIp. It IS a livmg creature ter on the basis of good tempera- AARP will hold Owners are more lIkely to make WIth a con!>tant need for affectIOn ment Volunteer'> usually accom- regular meals, keep the house and reassurance and needs dally pany the shelter staff to the ses- club picnic VAN! warm, exercise and go out to human contact . sIOns It IS saId that ammals With their Grosse Pomte City chapter no FOR AS LOW AS shop. Apathy and dependence IS Then there IS the expense of spontaneity and eagerness for af- 3430 of the AmerIcan ASSOCIatIOn rarely present when someone else food, shots, checkups and vaccma- depends on you A pet owner re- fectIOn bnng out the best in many of Retired Persons, AARP, WIll tlOns, veternarian fees, licenses lonely or isolated people hold an Outdoor-Indoor Plcmc be- mains a prOVider, planner, deCIS- and medicme A DAY gmnlng at noon Monday, June 13. Air, Stereo, Cruise ion maker and feels needed. Important as these conSIder- Locally, the MichIgan Humane at the Neighborhood Club Control, Tilt Wheel. .. or those socially Isolated there atIOns are, they wIll be conSIdered Society has a Pet Therapy Vlblta- tlOn Program. They hope to aid To help defray expenses, a $1 "We Specialize in Customer Satisfaction" are advantages m talklllg to an mInimal by those who know the ~nimal who does not argue back sense of well-bemg owning a pet patlenh, in area nursmg homes by donation 1<; as!<-ed. Member~ l\re CALLNOW"FOR RESERVATIONS ' Then there IS an obvious reason can brlllg taking shelter ammals to these asked to make reservatIOns by next Thursday, June 9, by calling for ownmg a dog and that IS the Even under the most stressful faclhtleb. giVing them a chance to 839-3610, 884-2013 or 886-9294 En- A~ ADE 884-7210 protectIOn it can prOVIde Our !>ltuatlOns, a pet can make a dif- Interact WIth one- another lertamment will be prOVided by senses are less acute as we age ference One pOIgnant example of The VISitS arp kept to about 45 '" n::I"'l 882-0110 the Blue Pigs 130 Kercheval "on the hill" and ammals respond to fire, in- how much a dIfference it can mmutes so a<; not to overly tIre COME AND TEST YOUR TOM'S FENCE COLOR PERCEPTION • LICENSED WE HAVE SLASHED ALL PRICES!! ALL CARPET • FULLY GUARANTEED OVER 3000 LUMBER • CUSTOM CUTTING. 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______.L\ Page Thirteen-A: Thursday, June 2, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Commencement Education honors for Pointe women time at Village Locksmith Inc. TIJis Week (formerly "Marv" 'he Village locl"mllh) Recent college enrollment of her senior class and the student came a serious illness and man. Lutheran East EST. 1912 trends are ~ivin~ new meaning to council 9f U-D's evening school. aged the demands of a family of four while working on her degree. The baccl aureate • Complele Lock ~en ice the old- adage 'learning n .... er She was recently chosen by The in Business • Complele Aulo Lo(.k Ser\lce ends." Over the past decade tl'1e Soroptimist Internatiorlal of Royal Mrs. Guercio gives considerable service for the class of credit to her husband, Bennie, for 1983 of Lutheran High • Home/Bu ..inl'<;~ ~are<; older student population in this Oak, a professional women's or- • Wt. ~ell and In ..lall Hoor Safe~ country has nearly doubled. Pre- ganization, to receive their Re. sustaining the household while she School East is scheduled for Sunday, • \1etal & Wood nOlirs In"lalled dtctions are that the number of gional Award. This 15 awarded attended school. Woods' Martin June 5, from 7'30 pm • "'pedal 0\ uto Kill 5\0 ill' he .. older people returning to colleges annually for academic achieve- Following graduation, Mrs. elected secretary and uruversities will continue to ment, personality and character. Guercio plans to study law at U-D. at St Peter's Luthe- 18554 Mack 881-8603 increase throughout the 1980's. The achievements of both Dr. McWatt will continue as film The F.H. Mar- ran Church in East C.P. Forms Grosse Pointers Anne McWatt women are a story of struggle and librarian for the Macomb County tin Construction Detroit The Reverend DaVId and Helen GuercIO are just two determination. Dr. McWatt over- Interme

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The mother IS played by CENTER ior In Band; and Margaret Wal- Rita Drath; her children .. the lace, the Outstandmg Semor In cnppled Laura and the rebe~h~us Sip Orchestra. son, Tom, are played by Gllhan Elizabeth Seagram and Joe Darlow and Jim Hohmeyer. Play- Graduation Time Schmidt were named scholar-ath- mg the role of the gentleman call- II letes of the year er IS Marty Tibbitts Colleges and UniversItIes recog. PARTY TIME nlzed many semors with scholar- Dancers attend , P\IteI' NIpklIll'SIr_I 8 ships. Douglas BastJanelll received , FoU PIne' PlIItIc GIMIOS the Rockwell InternatIOnal Cor- arts festival 2AlLOONS CAlOR!: poratlon ~ItH II Schohu :,iuIJ, lll~ HELIMUM .. MYLAR I Class University of Dallas Scholarship, Members of the University PiCK OUT YOUR SCHOOL COLORS Liggett School dance group, FORM OUR 1a DIFFERENT the University of Michigan Engin- COLOR CREPE STREAMERS ads eering Scholarship; the MichIgan I "Elan" were selected as featured State Award for Academic Excel- performers at the MlChiga~ Y~uth SpeUing star Gro ... F'oIn1. P~biQ 8choo1e 21300 HARPIR 778.1750 lence; and the MichIgan State Dill- Arts Festival at Central MIchIgan (N. of 8 10411. Rd.) MON.-SAT. 10.7 get versity DistingUished Freshman University on May 21. Scholarship. Student Lisa Inoue recently spelled her way to first place in the The festival which runs in con- Class ValedIctOrian Jennifer Parcells school spelllng bee. After her achievement, Lisa went Junction with other Michigan quick Kuzel was awarded the Umverslty on to the district level competition where she came in second Week activities, features student of Michigan Slater Ment Scholar'- place. Student George Msshour (above) came in second place at artists from throughout the state ship; and a Wayne State Univer- Parcells. He missed on the word "leisure." whose work has been sel~ted as BELLE results sity Merit Award Elizabeth Sea. creatively outstanding. The judges gram was given a Madonna Col. indicated they were impressed ISLE call lege Merit Award In Nursing and that the entire dance was choreo- the Grosse Pomte Women's Club Students celebrate 'Kerby Days' graphed and performed by cur- Scholarship. Busy students, staff and parents Borgess High School m Westland,. rent ULS students to original AWNING 882-6900 Thomas Cobau was awarded a at Kerby School are taking a spe- will show his slides of a triP up music composed by former ULS University of Dallas Scholarship cial interest in freighter activities the Great Lakes. student, Andreas Drath, the along with Michele Roehl Michael on the Great Lakes and in the The "Freighter Day" assembly school said CO. Fournier was named a Umverslty heritage of the Grosse Pointe Will conclude With a balloon Student choreographer for the of Detroit Presidential Scholar; commumty with several events launch by Kerby students on dance, entitled "City Sleeps," was Let Us Awnlnglze Your Home Steven Dunn was recognized for lllanned for "Freighter Day" on school grounds. senior Colleen Darby, daughter of To Protect Your Rugs, Drapes winning the Evans ScholarshIp. June 7 and "Kerby Days" planned During "Kerby Days" several Mr and Mrs. Charles Darby of And Furniture From The Sun the UniverSIty of MIChIgan Re- for June 8 to 10. exhibItIOns will highlight local Grosse Pointe Farms. Featured gents recognized Carlos Perez and The community is invited to at- heritage On Wednesday, June 8, dancers included Rebecca 22704 HARPER Joseph Haas tend a school assembly on June 7 the school will celebrate With a Thomas, Cynthia Kler, Tracye ST. CLAIR SHORES Salutatanan Douglas Schepke at 10 a.m. to celebrate "Freighter "Fifties Day" for students who Matthews and Brooke Beardslee. received a Wayne State Umver. Day" with WDIV.TV weather- are encouraged to wear Mom's Andreas Drath is a 1980 grad- 774-101 !>ityMerit Award and was named caster Mal Sillars, who will ex. poodle skirt and Dad's letter uate of the school ana is currEintly Central Michigan University Out- plain how the weather affects the sweater Beginning at 5:30 p.m ma)oring In music at Wayne State standlllg High School Student The freighter traffic on the Great the school will host an old-fash- Umversity. "Elan" Is under the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale Lakes. ioned social featuring musical en- directIOn of University Liggett recognized Kelly Balshill and the The assembly also WIll feature tertalnment and a concert band at School dance instructor Jennifer 1111•• 1••• 1+ Columbus College of Art and De- Ernest Collins who Will present a '7:30 pm. Noyer 1lM.I',. MIO". ITATI sign recogmzed J acqueltne sMe show hIghlighting the launch Thursday, June 9 has been del;. LI~.ItIMII DeCosmo and Katherine Wallace. of the freighter the Edmund Fltz. [gnated a5 "Arts and Crafts" day L' d' la Jacqueline Grabowski was gerald. Noted author and historian and wUl feature artisans, qUilfers rggett Up ys Quality Doesn't Cost, It Pays awarded the Northern MIChIgan of Great Lakes ships, Father and craftsmen. Artists will not be I ,J~_ UnIversity Scholarship and the Peter VanderLinden of Bl~hop selling their crafts, although or- paste wormt OUSTOM REMODELERS Eastern Michigan University Re- der,s can be taken. Dlsplay~ in ad. A public showing of Isabelle Room Additions. Dormers • Ree Rooms gents Scholar Award, while Dawn Forum looks at ditton, to those found III the Donnelly's work entitled "Images Yeomans received the same schools Heritage Hall will Include through Pastel" is on exhibit at KITCHEN SPECIALISTS award from Eastern and the Cen. free enterprise antique toys. UniverSity Liggett SChool untll tral Michigan University Achieve- On Thursday afternoon at 1 p.m. Tuesday, June 7. O•• lgner., Olstrlbutors & Installer. The South High Mothers' Club, of Custom Kitchens & Bathroom. by ment ScholarshIp. a school assembly will feature The pastels Include some local Wayne State University also In cooperation with the school's Quester members Marl~ne H~rle landscapes as well as others QUAKER-MAIO. OUTCHMAOE • LUCCI named Theresa Domienik, Pam Social Studles Department, pre- and Ruth C~osey who Will pres~~MtAd,durjng Ms. Donnellv'. , ALL MILM9 • CUSTOMMADE Fr~deFickh.and Sue Houtikler sented an economic symposium at. i 18608 ~t.letid!ng engerf1bleil8~eIs: "TIUs rs the first Grosse '18332 MACK~' '-' -.- . 881-1024 Merit SCholars. A Central MIChI- the school on Wednesday, April 13. display antique hats. Pointe opening for Ms. Donnelly, About 250 11th and 12th grade OACI.B POINTE CALL FOR FREE gan Achievement Scholarship was Activities on Friday, June 10, a life.long Grosse Pointe resident. awarded to Robert Dllabio, a Cen. students attended the symposium, VISIT OUR SHOWROOM CONSULTATION will Include demonstrations of The exhibit wlll be open from 8 tral Michigan Honors Scholarship which focused on the American early American cooking and danc. a.m. to 6 p.m. The school Is la- went to Scott Cooper, and MIChi- free enterprise system ing. cated at 1045 Cook Road gan State University Awards for Mrs Paul F Decker, club pre- I UNION 8TRElET STATION Academic Excellence went to Jo, SIdent, opened the program III the I seph Hass and Alex Rothls audItOrium with a welcome to I (Under New Management) students and program partici- I pants 1801. M.ok Avenue - Qroeee Pointe Perk Debaters score Following her remarks, students 331-001. Viewed a short, animated film, Open: Mon-Frl. 11 AM-2 AM Sat. 6 PM.2 AM Closed Sunday in mock trial "Kingdom of Mocha," which The University Liggett School illustrated the free enterprise sys- Debate Team recently assumed tem, before breaking into smalier the I'oles of lawyers, litigants and group sessIOns witnesses to partklpate in a mock John E. Barnds, vice-president trial tournament at the University of the National Bank of DetrOIt, of Detroit Law School SIxteen talked to students about capital, local high schools sent teams to risk and reward. "Productivity c B~;g:rs plead before real trial judges. and Reward" was the topic of a Each team prepared In advance talk gIven by Jeffery W Barry, with the help of a lawyer or law preSIdent of Walsh College In (Monday- Thursday) student Trov RICk Inatome, founder and ULS students also attended the preSIdent of Computer Mart, Inc , Regional ForenSIc Contest at spoke about "How to Form and Stevenson High School In SterlIng Start a BUSiness - OptIOns In Heights The follOWing students Computers" sandwiches, Soups, salads competed for pOSSible advance- Samuel N Oaks, manager of ment to state competItions Jack MUniCIpal AffaIrs, General Motors Hunter participated in ChIldren's Corporation, addressed hiS re- Storytelling' Brion Fox, Kathy marks to the role of government Entertainment Davies, Rita Drath competed m In the free enterprise system III Multiple Readmg: Mike Brozow- hiS talk entitled, "Industry- Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays ski in RadIO News, Charles Colby, Government RelatIOns and the Extemporaneous Speaking, Rob- Publici Private Sector Partner. Tuesday Is Talent Night ert NICCollnl. Original Oratory, shIp ,. Mike Henem, Impromptu Speak- ThiS symposIUm was presented June 314 - Chicago Pete I The Detroilers ing, Harold Colby. Sal<.>sSpeak. as a part of the enrichment pro- mg, and Amta Gugala. Informa- gram prOVided by the Mothers' PhOto by Wendy Noum.n tive Speaking Club at South HIgh School Medieval Day King Michael Cogan (left) and Queen Beth Van Elslander (right) held court at University Liggett Middle School's annual INSULATION sixth grade celebration of Medieval Day on May 20. Each year students and teachers come dressed as knights, ladies-in-wait- ing, kings, queens and clergy to add color and authenticity to Blown In ... the day's events which attempt to capture the feeling of life in the Middle Ages. Assisting the king and queen is teacher Chris at 1976 Prices Reif . • Cuts AIC and Heating Bills by 50% THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM

0 0 • Cools Home 10 -12 , makes NOTICE TO BIDDERS FOUR SEASONS AUTHORIZED home air tight & whisper quiet THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC • USing MichCon & Detroit Edison SCHOOL SYSTEM HEREBY INVITES THE SUBMISSION OF SEALED BIDS FOR GREENHOUSESCREATE LUXURIOUS IO!~1 approved materials SALES SUN.L1T SPACES • Get Estimate by phone if you SEAMLESS VINYL FLOORING. SOUTH HIGH CAFETERIA INSTALLATION FALCON TABLE TOPS &I BASES - EMPIRE WOOD CHAIRS 23 Standard Shapes - know attiC size SERVICE and Sizes DEALER* BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL 200 PM ON THE 13TH DAY OF • Pre-season Sale - we beat all JUNE. 1983 AT THE OFFICE OF THE SUPERVISOR OF PURCHASING written estlmatesl 389 ST CLAIR AVENUE, GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN 48230, AT BANK FINANCING WHICH TIME AND PLACE ALL BIDS WILL BE PUBLICLY OPENED • Tax deductible energy credIt AND READ BID FORMS MAY BE OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE 01" AVAILABLE THE SUPERVISOR OF PURCHASING THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY AND/OR ALL BIPS IS RESERVED ANY BID SUBMITTED WILL BE FUN & RELAXING. BINDING FOR SIXTY DAYS SUBSEQUENT TO THE DATE OF THE Inground. & Portables CREATIVE SPAS, INC. RADIANT BID OPENING A BID BOND, OR CERTIFIED CHECK IN THE 6 YEAR WARRANTY HOME INIVLATION AMOUNT OF 5% OF THE TOTAL BID WILL BE REQUIRED A .'r,"''''1«l 1..lft Oft o...IIty" Full Line of Chemicals 2821 ROCHESTER ROAD AT 1-75 • TROY 'uft, _r04 All WOf1l _ .. ftlOOOI BOARD OF EDUCATION and Accellorles lo1'chlg.n Llc.n .. '45550 GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM Try It S./or. You Buy Ilf 524.1212 :Ie.*295-1102 .::.=.=.. GPN - 6-2-83 &I 6-9-83 Catherine E Brierly, Secrelary ...... _ , .4 ' ' .4 """'-4l"""'4""- - ..- ,- ,-. -. ---

Thursday, June 2, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen-A GM, WXYZ honor Tower staff names new editors 'best of the class' South High School's weekly Returmng to the Tower staff III newspaper, The Tower, has an- the fall wIll be BrIan Benavlde/, for achievements nounced its staff for the 1983-84 Kelly Clark, DaVId GualtIeri, Tma school year Maher, Kevm Roberts, Allison The "Best of the Class '83," Newly-appoInted edItors for Van Kirk, Megan Bonanni and some 150 high school valedictor. next year are Ene Nicholson, Mary Beall ians from the trJ-county area have editor; Amy Andreou, managmg The Tower won fIrst place honors been honored by General Motors edItor, Peter Ecklund, news edIt- thIS school year from the Ameri- and WXYZ-TV. Among the 'best or; Anne Hunt, feature edItor; can Scholastic Press ASSOCiation, of the class' recognized is Jen- Fred Forson, OpinIOn editor; and along with Best Overall Photo- nifer Kuzel of North High School DaVId Loffredo, sports editor graphy. During the 1981-82 school ~ltzel will appear in an up-com. The new Tower staff also w111 year, the Tower earned a fIve-s,tar 109 series of 6G-second pv.blic ser- include George Krappman, bus- award from the National SCholas- vice announcements scheduled to mess manager, ChrIS Brown, ad- tIc Press ASSOCIatIOn aIr the first two weeks of June vertIsmg manager, and Phoebe Tower adViser for thiS year was honoring the valedictorians. Wall, Circulation manager Mike Eva Koch Robert Button will reo Santo will be photography editor turn as advisor in the fall The graduating valedictorians New staff members are MIchael - Laurie Smltb met Saturday, May 20, for a tap- Bauer, Karen Bokram, Martha South High School Keane, Beth Kmght, Jane Korn. ing seSSiOn at Channel 7's studIos One out of every four men na- meIer, Kea McKInney, Kathy Members of Channel 7's on-au ta- tIOnWIde IS named George or Oldham, MIke SanlD, Lexa Van lent and management staff, along Charles or James or WIlham or Doren, RICk Whitney and Stuart with General Motors Chairman John Roger Smith, joined the students Whitney. to congratulate them on tht>ir ach- ievement. A special picnic buffet luncheon followed • Mastectomy Supplies WXYZ-TV hopes to motIvate • Ostomy other students to excel by acknow- Sell Supplies ledging the achievements of the • Back Braces Detroit area valedictorians on • SALES • SERVICE television. The 1983 tribute has • RENTALS G ItlSH PolOle Pubic SChools particular significance as the nat- it • Hospital EqUipment for the home ion's public schools have recently Congrats! faced charges for widespread • Free Delivery, Set Up, Instruction mediocrity and low standards, Beulah McKheen, Parcells school cafeteria supervisor, won first prize for best promotion of a in the • Helpm~ People With Home Health accordIng to WXYZ-TV Vice- school lunch in the American School Food Service Association Apron Contest last month as part Care Needs Is Our Specialty President and General Manager of the state ASFSA convention. Mrs. McKheen received a certificate and a $50 bond. Jeanne Findlater. classifieds Party benefits Park parade WoodS Home Care The Grosse Pointe Park CiVIC Fourth parade 19775 MACK AVENUE Association will sponsor a cocktaIl Reservations can be made by Groll. Pointe Woods JiiiIiiiiii party at two homes this Saturday, writIng Mrs Robert Lenhard, 882-6900 • 886-.8930 -- June 4, from 6:30 to 9 p.m The 15539 Wmdmill Pointe Drive, Open _ -f" "5:. $25 per couple charge will help Grosse Pomte Park, 48230, or call- Sil 10-4 support the group's annual July mg 331-4503. Class Over A Century of Service ENROLL NOW 4 WEEK CAll 1-781-9880 to the Eastside Communiti~s SESSION ~ ads $895 ~~ ~.r~'''~~'\. ' TRAVEL SEMINARS J.t-)- Tor l -w- ~~ ~" r4 ~ -' . ~\~ 1-," For Students Grades 7-11 TRAVEl-EARN SEMINARS are organized and cond"cted by the UNITED STATES SUMMER ACADEMY a private non get on., profit educational organization Our expedijlonB provide an opportunity lor academic and personal growth a challenge t~1", \L.; !--~-,"'7;;,i a deeper .ppreclation 01 their heritage and environment designed lor today. young P«lpla who ara eager to dls .., " W" .... ~ l..\. CO\l8f America lr\ the greatesl learning adventure of their It\l8S f "

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• •I Thursday, June 2, 1983 Festival fare Calvary names new director Van Cliburn to Sippie WaIlace Rev. Rodney Hill, of Flint, Mary Evelyn Self, of Berkshire wlll perform July 27 The 26- former board chalr of Lutheran Road, opened her home and gar- year-old amved in the U S. in 1981 Social Services of Michigan, den so thiS year's Grosse Pomte and IS now studymg for his doc. LSSM, is the new dIrector of Cal- Summer Music Festlval commlt- torate at the University of Mlchi. vary Semor Center 10 Northeast tee could put the fimshing touches gan SChool of Music DetrOIt. on plans for Its 26th season which The fmal concert, on Aug 3, wl1l Pastor HJ11succeeds John Fur- opens July 6, with Van Cliburn be held on the lawn, weather taw, 26, who died last November award wmmng pianist Ralph permlttmg James Dapogny and aKer leading the center through a Votapek. his Chicago Jazz Band will play program of expansIOn whIch m- ThiS year veteran chairman traditIonal Jazz, drawing from c1uded addItIOn of Adult Day Care Mrs Sterhng Sanford Will co-chair early 20th century ragbme, New 10 cooperatIOn with Bon Secours the five concert series With new- Orleans and Chicago Jazz of the Hospital comer Mrs. John Ramey They 1920s, and swmg from the 1930s The reverend was pastor of Will be assisted by Gerald Sloet- and '40s An added feature of the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in zer. ticket chairman, and Alex- concert will be a performance by Flint. He also was treasurer of the ander Suczek, founder and artistic 84-year-{)ld Sipple Wallace WWD Development CorporatIOn director of the event All of the concerts Will be pre. Mary Evelyn Self (far left) ~sted this year's Summer Music Festival committee planning its 26th season which is workmg toward rehablli. The second concert Will feature ceded by plCnic suppers prepared which opens July 6 with Van Cliburn and award winning pianist Ralph Votapek. Next to Mrs. Self (fro!" left tatlOn of one area m the city of the festlval's foundm~ virtuosos: by the War MemOrial. Suppers to right) are Mark R. Weber, Mrs. Jobn Rainey (co-chairman), Mrs. Jerome. Remick, Mrs. Joh~ Choumard, Flmt Pastor Hill also was a Citi- Wllliam Doppman, plarnst; Paul should be ordered three days 10 Mrs. Chris McHale, Mrs. John Lesesne, Mrs. Winfield S. Jewell, Mrs. Sterling Sanford (co-chaU'man), Roy zen adVisor to the police depart- 01l:lf"\<'y. ('('lbst: Cl'1d Gordofl advaoc(' of ('arh performa'1re. or SChartenberg, Mrs. Ruben SUCt~k, Alt:x.uKlel SUCtt:k (fuuuue! .uaU al.ti:>tic din:ttor), and Mrs. Roy Schar- ment Staples, violimst The trio will if concert-goers prefer, they may fenberg. Tickets may ,be obtaint'd from anyon' on the committee or by calling 881.7511. He served on the LSSM Board, converge at the War Memorial bring their own picmcs The lawn bemg elected vlce-ehair and chair from Blrmmgham, MICh, Austin overlooking Lake St. Clair wlll be During hIS Board leadership the Tex and Tacoma, Wash on July open for picmcing before each Smnmer classes begin this month .agency conducted a successful 13 concert. More than 40 classes for adults "Summer Care of Roses" and Firmg," "Salt Firing" and "Low $2.milhon speCial needs carn. The July 20 concert WIll present Other members of the Festival mcludmg 19 new offermgs, hav~ "TIps from a Master Gardener: Temperatu17 Salt". . palgn Andlamo, a lyrical program of Committee are Mark R Weber, been scheduled by the Depart- MId-Summer Mamtenance " Local resl~ents Wishing to be- Calvary Senior Center serves opera and song by soprano Carla War Memorial director, Mrs. Jer- ment of Contmwng Education of Those WIshing to make the most COllie acquamted With the co.m- 300 people daily through Food and Connors and pianist Timothy orne Remick, Mrs. John Chou. the Grosse Pointe Public School of photographic opportunities on put.er may elect the .slngle-sesslOn FriendshIp, Protective Services Hoekman Their repertOlre will mard, Mrs. ChrIS McHale, Mrs System during June and July. an upcoming trip may enroll for "SImple I?,troductJon. to Ho~e Home Maintenance, a series of include art songs, arias from John Lesesne, Mrs. Wmfleld Class~s are offered at a number "What to Photograph on Your ~omputers or the f1ve-sess~?n classes and activities, and the opera and oratorio, and songs Jewell, Mrs. Robert Suczek and of locatIons 10 the are3, mcludmg Summer Vacation" and "Photo- Understandmg the Computer Adult Day Care Center The Adult from operettas and musical com- Mr. and Mrs Roy SCharfenberg. the Edsel and Eleanor Ford House graphic Vision: How to See a PIC- . Self-Improveme~t offefl!1gs thIS Day Care Center is a program edy Tickets may be obtained from at 1100 Lakeshore Road North ture." summer mclude HypnOSIs' Stop which offers structured assistance The War Memorial's piano anyone on the committee, or by High School at 707 Vernie~ Road Local residents with an mterest Smokmg Clinic" and "Hypnosis to persons needing some help but competition winner, Leszek Bart- calling the War MemorIal at 881- and Brownell Middle Schoo~, at in arts and crafts ~ll find three ~elght Contr~l Cl10ic " Other~ .are not a nursing home kiewlcz, a refugee from Poland, 7511 280 Chalfonte Avenue classes of possible interest: Learn to Th1O~ and Act PosltIve- LSSM, with services in 10 Michi- The varIety of offermgs include "Sweatshirt Design" "Batik ly," "MotIvating Yourself and gan cities. Serves approximately even!ng and .daytime classes 10 Workshop," and "Glass Etching" Others," "E.T. - E,~o~gh Time to 12,000 people daily. Hospitals 'Workto cut costs cookmg, self-Improvement, exer- and "Potpourri from A to Z _ a Get Thmgs Done, YO. U. - A conference at Cottage Hos- to attend the conference, only cise, pottery, gardening, photo- Workshop." You"a?,d Other~ l;Jnderstand Bet- pital on Monday, May 9, produced R~p. ,Wllham Bryant Jr , R-13th graphy computers arts and For the summer session the De- ter, A RealistIc Approach to no real answers to the problem of DIstrict, was there. . crafts, ~nd art appre~iation. partment of Continuing Education Job Searches," "Raising Your NEGC will offer rising medical costs. Though Bryant sald that leglsla- Five single-session classes are is co-sponsoring not only a "Gen- Healthy Child" and "Challengmg Some of the causes of high costs tors were delighted ':'11thJoint ,~ur- avaIlable for those wishing to perk era I Techniques" class with Pew- ~ut.Offs and Put Do.wns: E~han- working forum clte

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Section B The Second Section Thursday, June 2, 1983 GP Symphony's Women to meet at Country Club Piamst Emily Lu, a resident of ~he Very Special Benefit for this Very Special 10 30 a m business meeting, fol- Place. lowed by a social hour and lunch- eon at HOOn It's the Bartenders' Ball. It begins at 7 p.m. Monday, Ms Lu, born In Taipei, Taiwan, June 13, when faVOrIte bartenders from metropolitan holds a degree In Music from th~ area private clubs and restaurants begin pouring and Umversity of Colorado and h38 favorite musicians from all around town begin entertain- pursued advanced studies at Cor- ing at The Old Place, East Jefferson Avenue at Beacons- orado's Aspen Music Festival, the field, in Grosse Pointe Park. Peabody Institute of Music in Bal:- timore and the University of Wis- All proceeds from the $10 tax deductible tickets and all consin-Madison, where she was profits from the cash bars will go to the Soup Kitchen. heard 10 reCItal, as solOIst With Participating bartenders and musicians are donating orchestras and as an accom- their time. The Old Place is furnishing the site and the pamst . complimentary hors d'oeuvres. She has participated in many plano competltiOns, including the Pouring will be Russell Floyd, of the Grosse Pointe 1983 Grosse Pomte Music Festival Hunt Club, Farouk Elhaje, of the London Chop House, Competition at the War Memorial~ Little Harry's Billy Seals, the Golden Lion's John Tern. and has been the recipient of sev: pleton, Sparky Herbert's Joseph ("Ouzo") Gianciolo, pholO by OIanne G O'Keefe eral awards and scholarships, Hl; Bayview Yacht Club's Jerome Adams, the Country Club eludwg the University of Col;- of Detroit's Scipio Roberts, the Pontchartrain Wine Cel- Navy League Ball date in June · · · orado's Wallace Fiske MUSI(: lars' Mahatem ("Matt") Gessese, Midtown Cafe's Zeff "East Side, West Side, All Around the Town" ments for the gala evening were CAPTAIN Scholarship and the Umversity of Mihilli, Bloomfield Open Hunt Club's Mac McCants, the could well be the theme for the busy commIttee ROBERT J WAITERSON, United States Coast Wlsconsm's Advanced Opportu!l'- Ity Fellowship Fox and Hounds' Matt Hyland, Shawn Larsen, of the planning the petroit Women's Council of the Guard, Commander Group Detroit, MRS. Pirate's Cove, and The Old Place's own Joe Ciambella. Navy League's annual ball, as those in charge EMIL GROB (center). the Council's first vice- Mrs. Eugene Blanchard, the as- of various party facets come from all over the president, sponsor and general chairman of the sociation's SOCial chairman, has Entertaining will be Billy Street, of the Rhinoceros, asked Mrs. John Nolan to take Larry Dunn, of The Old Place, Pernie's Tish Goode, Lit- metropolitan Detroit area - but the real theme party set for Saturday, June 11, at Lochmoor reservations for this luncheon tle Harry's Jerry Robinson, the Golden Lion's Kevin of the 1983 Navy Ball is, as always, "Patriotism Club, and MRS. FRANK NAIR, honorary meeting, which will feature the in- Still, DC1WnUnder's Ortheia Barnes and Mildred Scott, and Love of Country." Gathered on the East chairman of the ball along with Mrs. Fisher, troduction of 1003-84officers. Mrs. the Gallery Lounge's Indya and Bob Wright, and Bobby Side recently, in the Pointe home of Mr. and whose portrait at the time she was "Miss KIm K. Lie IS the group's retiring Thomas. All are keyboard artists, except for Indya, Mil- Mrs. Thomas K. Fisher, to talk over arrange- Navy" hangs on the wall. president. dred and Orthcia, who are vocalists. Lois Nair and Gerry Fisher, OfflCial party hostess WIll be United States Sea servIces as well It's expected that The Old Place dance floor, complete both of whom have been members Mrs. James Glander, the Coun- as the popular Sea Cadet Program of.the Council SInce World War.II, cII'.snewly el~ted president Invi- which assIsts In the trainmg of JW1e watercolor with a profile of owner Diamond Phillips outlined in sil- Will be espeCially honored durmg tatlOns are bemg handled by Mrs young men ages 14 to 17 and in- ver glitter, will get a rousing Bartenders' Ball workout. the evening. Lois joined the Coun- John Lavrakas, a past-president, forming th~m about the Navy workshop slated The profile, a replica of a Vern Minge original carica- cil soon after it was formed and program by Mrs. Roger Harter, The sea Cadet Color Guard IS Marilynn Derwenskus will con. has held many offices over the another past-president, with assis- always a colorful part of the Navy duct a watercolor workshop. ture done some 20 years ago, was Gail's surprise birth- years. At present, she is Councll tance from Mrs. Fred Wood Ball program. In charge of It thiS "Land, Water and Sky," June 27, day gift to her dad last December. Gail manages The treasurer - and ticket chairman Decorations are the respon- year is Mrs Anthony Kunert, 28 and 29, Monday, Tuesday and Old Place for her father, who also owns the Golden Lion fo~ the 1983ball. sJblIity of Mrs. Ralph Mason. Mrs another Council past-president Wednesday, at The Art Center, 10 and Little Harry's. Gerry, appointed "MI~S Navy" Nolan Kirkman and Mrs. Eileen Hostesses will be Mrs Gordon cated on Macomb Place m Mount at the beginnmg of the Second Doyle are in charge of pnzes Jodson and Mrs Watterson. Mrs Clemens Fee IS$40 for Art Center Diamond Phillips' reaction to the profile was a jest, World War by Secretary of the Funds raIsed via the ball Aaron E Wilcox, a member of the members, $45 for non-members "All those dancers will be giving me a headache! "He ~avy Frank Knox, helped organ- which will feature cocktails at Council's executive committee, IS Early registration IS adVised. as says he's hoping for a "thunderous" headache June 13, ~;l:eNavy Balls throughout the Un- 6:30 pm ,-dinner an hour later handling publIcity The flyers enrollment IS lImited - "because that will mean Ii"" good' return for the good work IOOdState"S"

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I. /; Thursday, June 2, 1983 Page Two-B G.,ROSSE POINTE NEWS May wedding UNSINKABLE N.w Orl•• n. Miss Gemmill TREASURES DIXIELAND is spring bride for Joan Blake CHET BOGAN A reception at the Grosse Pointe AI~TMWlIVer., Saint Paul's United Church of Yacht Club followed the wedding JAZZ BAND IChrist, Lansing, was the setting of Joan Marie Blake, daughter of Ewtl;T.., 8:30•.•. for the Satw-day, May 21, wedding Dr. and Mrs. Francis PatrIck THE LIDO of Lynne Norma Gemmill and Blake, of Woods Lane Court, and Gary Albert Koenigsknecht. The FrancIs Eugene Plonka, son of Dining, Cocktails mid-mormng ceremony, attended Mrs. Frank Plonka, of Mount 24026 E. Jeff."on by family and close fnends, was Clemens, and the late Mr Plonka, (Just North ot 9 MI) followed by a champagne break. Friday evening, May 20, in Our fast at the BrookshIre Inn, Lady of Good Counsel Church. Williamston. The Reverend Dennis Nowinski The newlyweds are returning offiCiated at the 6 o'clock cere- from a St. Simon, Ga., vacatIon to mony for which the brIde chose a make their home in Okemos. The traditIOnal whIte gown, its bodice brIde, daughter of Mr. and Mrs of English POint d'esprit netting John H. Gemmill, of Atlanta, Ga , and appliqued lace featuring a N and Mr. and Mrs Robert W. Queen Anne neckhne, its Qiana MacDonald, of North Renaud skirt and chapel length train Mrs. Francis E. Plonka Road, is a Grosse Pointe South Mrs. Gary Koenigsknecht edged With lace High School graduate, currently POInt d'espnt and lace also Blake and Dr. Stephen J. Blake, Just a few from our selection mIll, theIr COUSlO, and LaUrie and her brothers-m-law, Dr. KeIth 80iS employed by Blue Cross/Blue form~d the gown's long sleeves of boats, anchors and ot1ler of Rundle wore puff-sleeved, waltz Matching lace accented the cap M. Bever and James B Potthoff. Shield MIChIgan. Prayers seleded by the bride 14 kill di. yoid Ildulk.di dlarn~. B~T J£FFERSO"l 'the brIdegroom, son oi Mr. anu length dresses of 3ubcrgll~e SIlk whIch held tl1l:: former Miss Mrs. NIcholas Koenigsknecht, of chiffon, touched WIth whIte lace at Blake's lace-edged, chapel length, and bridegroom were read by B Starting at S25. DETROIT. MICH. Thomas WhItehead, the bride- St. Johns, 15 employed by Klebco their sleeves and necklines. lliusion veil Each carrIed an arrangement of groom's brother-in-law Foods, 10 Dewitt. Gardenias, roses, stephanotis, edmund t. AHEEJewelry co. Seed pearl and bronze beading 821-3525 For the 10:30 o'clock rites at mimature white carnations with white Vanda orchids and IVy 20139 Mack Avenue which The Reverend Roger white Sweetheart roses, baby's- formed the cascade brIdal bou- accented the waist of the long Quailly NurstnX Stutesman presided, the former breath and heather. quet. gown of champagne and creme de Grosse Pointe Woods NIcholas Koenigsknecht Jr Honor matron Mrs. John R. De- cocoa chiffon chosen by Mrs Care Miss GemmIll chose a gown of 886-4600 white sIlk chiffon, accented WIth acted as best man for his brother vaney, of Marblehead, Mass., the Blake for her daughter's wedding silk applique and styled WIth a Ushering were Ronald Koenigs- bnde's former roommate, and The bride's mother placed a gar- chapef tram, sheer neckhne and knecht, another brother, Calv10 bridesmaid Mary Lisa Plonka, the dema m her hair. dropped waist. Lounds, KevlO Hayes and Thomas bridegroom's daughter, wore The newlyweds are returning Her headpiece of short, layered Pungo dresses of irIS blue chiffon, sashed from a vacation in Boston and silk chiffon was crowned WIth a Mrs. MaclJona!d chose a street in chiffon and featuring tucked Bermuda to make their home on flat wreath. She carried a bouquet length, blue SIlk SUIt for her bodICes, with peplwns at the Wrlst, Lincoln Road. of white Sweetheart roses, daughter's wedding The bride- over matchmg, spaghetti-strapped Out-of-town guests mcluded Mr baby's-breath and heather. groom's mother wore long- slips. Devaney, who accompanied his Cheryl Ellen Gemmill, of Ocala, sleeved, deep blue chiffon. Their They carried bouquets of wife, the matron of honor, from Fla., honor attendant for her sis- flowers were pink Sweetheart Wedgwood blue irris, bridal white Marblehead, VIvian Christiano, of ter, and bridesmaids Anne Gem- roses and baby's-breath roses, pink miniature carnations Magnolia, Mass., Mr. and Mrs and staUs. Robert HarrIS, of Bloomington, Frank William Plonka was his Ill., Mrs. Kenneth Bovee, of father's best man Roger Marshall Mount Pleasant, and, from To- Miss Palazzolo to wed in July 'ushered. Seating the guests were ronto, Julie McCarroll, Ronald Mr. ~nd Mrs. Santo Palaz7olo, Wayne State Umversity, is as- the brIde's brothers, F. Peter Caulfield and Helen Carroll. of Hohday, Fla., formerly of soclated with Henry Ford Hospi- Washington Road, have an. tal. nounced the engagement of theIr Her fiance was graduated from Mid-Aprll rites d~uld1ter, Kathleen, to Howard M. St. Clair Shores' LakeView High Littre, son of Mr. and Mrs Harry School and MIchigan State Uni- H. Little, of Barefoot Bay, Fla A versity, and received hIS Masters read in Dlinois July. wedding is planned. degree in Educational Leadership The First Presbyterian Church, Miss Palazzolo, who was edu- from Wayne State UniverSIty He Lake Forest; III , was the setting cated in the Grosse Pointe School IS employed by the DetrOIt Public for the spring wedding of Suzanne System, Aquinas College and School System Mary Casterline, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Burnham Casterline, of They'll lead Detroit Historical Society Barrington, Ill., and Charles Bax- The Detroit Historical SoCIety Mrs. Ell10tt H. PhiIhps and Mrs. ter Riddle Jr., son of Dr. and Mrs. entered its 61st year Wednesday WIlham L. MItchell, of BloomfIeld Charles Riddle, of Willow Tree evening, May 11, with its annual Hills. Place. d10ner and election meeting at the New society president, serving The 5:30 o'clock ceremony Sat- Grosse Pointe War Memorial. untIl next May, is Alan L. Gor- urday, April 16, was followed by a g~eat ~oobs Newly installed members of the nick, of Bloomfield HIlls Vice- reception at the Deer Path Inn, Hair cutting, society's board of trustees mclude preSIdents are Mrs. PhillIpS, her Lake Forest, after which the a trio of Pomters, Ernest J. fellow Pomter John L. Booth II newlyweds left to vacation on ~ body perms, DuMouchelle, Mrs. Gerald War- and Frederick S Strong III, of MauL They are making their ren and Jon B. Gandelot, plus Bloomfield HIlls home on Fisher Road. r, The former Miss Casterline sel- hair colori[lg. ~ Mrs. Wallace Williams, of Detroit, Treasurer and historian, respec- Steve M. Horn and Mrs. Charles tlvely, are Warren S. Wilkmson ected a wedding gowh of ivory or- Mon through Sat. in Kay Baum Kessler I both of Huntington and WillIam G. Butler, both of ganza over taffeta, styled with a Mr. and Mrs. Thurs and Fri evenings Woods, and Mrs. H.D. Quarrier, of The Pomte. Secretary is Mrs chapel length train and a fitted, Charles B. Riddle Jr. GROSSE POINTE Mut ...c:hN~ Birmingham. Ralph L. Polk Jr., of Bloomfield high-necked, long-sleeved bodice 885-3240 VIM Re-elected were Farms reSIdent H111s accented WIth Alencon lace and her sister, and bridesmaid Diane seed pearls E. Casterline, of BarrIngton, Matching lace and pearls trim- another SIster, wore puff-sleeved, med the cap whIch held her lace- lace-accented, Ivory blouses and edged, cathedral length veil. She long skirts of rose taffeta. They carried an arrangement of Ivory carried baskets of pink and Ivory WEIGHT NO LONGER roses, baby's-breath and pearl- roses. tnmmed with Dubonnet centered stephanotis ribbon All High School and Nancy C Ferguson, of MIl- Flower girl Katherine Klemert, waukee, WIS., honor attendant for the bridegroom's mece, wore a College Students long dress of pmk dotted swiss, $5.00 per week OFF sashed with pink ribbon, and car- Mansour to speak ried a miniature basket of pmk roses and baby's-breath at WEe's meeting Edward Kleinert acted as his Dr Agnes Mary Mansour, di- brother-in-Iaw's best man Mark rector of Social services for the Craig ushered. Lose 17-25 Pounds by State of MIChigan, will address The mother of the bride's grey the 4th of July the Women's Economic Club at a chiffon crepe dress featured a • luncheon meeting Tuesday, June white tuxedo collar and cuffs. The 14, 10 the Cobo Hall ballroom. She bridegroom's mother accented her 882-5885 will speak on "The FeminizatIOn dress of beige chiffon crepe with a Counselmg Hours 7am-lpm.4pm-6pm of Poverty" Ticket information pearl necklace Their corsages fea- Mary Busse, may be obtamed through the WEC tured ivory roses, stephanotis and Counsefor office, 963-5088 burgundy statis - 83 Klrchevll. Sul11201£ • Colonial Federll Bldg . d To See A Invzte You re nk shoWS .' fall tru . A FAMilY CENTER FOR THE WHOLE COMMUNITY 'two e1t.ctttng 3 (YEAR ROUND ACTIVITIES FOR ALL AGES) Friday, June. es 6.\8 ENROLL NOW FOR SUMMER 1983 CLASSES BLF.'\'LF. - Senarates, S\Z FITNESS ETHNIC CULTURE S rtSwear r • Kalosomallcs (men & women) • Greek DanCIng (aoon & youth) • Moderation Kale • HelleniC Cuisine Well known po d y June 9 • Saturday Fun Runs LS - '{hutS .a , dresses and • Bnsk Walking ARTS & CRAFTS • TenniS (adult & youth) • Art (adult & youth) MF.N'?F. f half. size SUits, 24.\/2 • Golf (adult & youth) • Calligraphy • Karate (adult & pee wee) • Crocheting - Youth A collecnon 0 sizes \2. \ /2 to • Gymnashcs (youth) • Sweatshirt P8Jnllng • (adults & youth) • Yoga • Metal Crafting (adults & youths) sportswear, / • Dance - Jazz, Tap, Ballet • Huck Weaving (youth) (adult & youth) • Couples Square Dance SELF IMPROVEMENT • Basketball Camp • Investments • Organ WORKSHOPS • Teen DnVlng A VERY SPECIAL • Frencn Braids • Micro-Computers l" CONDOMINIUM COMMUNnY • Beautiful H8Jr Summer Day Camp - Full or NE'st!E'd In thr \ cry ('('nlrl of • Mfcro-Wave Cookery half-day sessIons beginning June the ,st ('1air Short,,, ('ountn • CPR Gert,ficahon 20. 2'12 yrs to 5 years, 5 yrs to 8 Cluh .lnci lu-t minutE" flom • Gorgeous Nalls years. toddler 1-2112 years Call Lake St C]mr Br.md npw de. • Silk Flowef Arraflglng n2-4477 camp Info • Be a Better SIller slgnel condominIUm h(JnIP"\~llh • Food Processor attach(.d golrngl" nnci qunmt Yo • Young $ewefS brick courtyard" pncf'd from IhI' • Travel-Learn 70'1'>With Ju,t $.1.695 down Somp umts rend, for Occup,lnn LAI,~rOH~fr~ ~. ~ ASSUMPTION "0' ' ~~ Model~ open dally I tIll 6, do<;ed ~ ~ Jilt sbops of ~ • .:.: Thursdays located on Ma<;Onlc ."'of""" ...... _:.,. Blvd (I 31/1 Mile Rd.) J\1,t cast of ~~-r-:; CULTURAL CENTER •';:;..,,-"'--[-94 Phone 294-2425 ...."' ... St. Clair Shores 21800 Marter Road Groase Pointe Woods Wattolt.Pi~r,~ AdJuslable r ate mortga!le~ now ... l Ji::~;"''''' * 779-6111 Gralle Pointe , .. <'J!I' available at ~47< ' ~~, • .:....o..t: .»- • ~ ,., --><, -~ NN ~ 884-1330 ':.~ \~;i"'f,) I'. • iI' t.,.,'IW~~, ~ .A'...... ~ Full Program Will Relume In the Fan lli* ...... ""•• ~ ...~...... ~::~ *';'-A-,.,-.~N""'l . I

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I cd _ • - I Page Three-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS I Thursday, June 2, 1983 .. d. Cruise in store I: New ArrWals :I for Newcomers MR. and MRS MICHAEL RINKE, of Woodland Shore Drive. The 70-foot "Friendship" will POWERS, of Houston, Tex an. Paternal grandparents are the sail away from Bayview Yacht nounce the birth of their' flrst NORBERT MADISONS, of Buck. Club promptly at 8 p.m. Saturday. Dinner - Lunch - Sunday Bru~ch child, a son, TIMOTHY JOSEPH ingham Road Great-grandparents June 11, taking Grosse Pointe March 30. Mrs Powers IS th~ are the JOHN BAKERS, of Bar- Newcomers Club revelers on a Wine Cocktails, Champagne, Wine, Beer former ANN THOMSON, daughter clay Road, and NORBERT two.hour cruise into Lake St of MR and MRS JOHN THOM- RINKE, of Sunningdale Drlve Clair 343-0610 Ann Marie was christened Easter SON, of Three Mile Drive Pater- The party, limited to 60 couples, nal grandparents are MR and Sunday, 1983, in Old St. Mary's Kimberly Korner 20311 Mack, Grosse Pointe Woods Church, Detroit, With LISA starts at 7' 45 P m Once aboard MRS. ROBERT POWERS, of the boat, there'll be an open bar, Grass Lake RINKE ENMARK and JOHN ...... MADISON acting as godparents hOI'S d'oeuvres, mUS1C and danc- ...... mg before it's back to Bayview for MR and MRS MICHAEL the afterglow. Yes. Sirl PETTEYS, of Livonia, formerly MR. and MRS FREDERICK Assisting moonllght cruise of Grosse Pointe, announce the "captains" Larry and Kay Ran. birth of their second Chlld, a MINTURN, of Fisher Road, an- We do nounce the birth of their first kens is a crew conSisting of Jim daughter, KIMBERLY KRISTEN, and Daria Cooper, Tom and Ann May 20. Mrs Petteys IS the child, a daughter, KATHLEEN your kind of MARY, May 10. Mrs Mmturn is Mr. and Mrs. Rushfeldt, Frank and Lois Palaz- former MAUREEN ANN CROSS, zolo, Doug and Lyn Peoples, Lee daughter of DR and MRS. th~ former MICHELLE DOELLE, Richard C. Marr hair styling daughter of DR and MRS. PAUL and Trisha Gaskins and Jim and HAROLD E CROSS, of Balian. Patti Ramge tyne Road. Paternal grandmother DOELLE, of Clarkston Paternal pr!l"dpArent~ are the FRED i:. BRI:NDA PETTEYS, uf ~AJ)YlTracy wed <:'ouples interested In member- 881.&470 Wlxom Big brother BRIAN MINTURNS, of Hollywood Ave- ship in the local Newcomers or- nue. MATHEW IS 5 in early May ganization are invited to contact • ith IIrl-3J IImrs (fiot ffu rrs " the membership chairmen at 881- 20525 MACK AVENUE " " MR. and MRS. EDWARD 2890 or 882-7948 for information. 2 Blocks South of a Mile DR and MRS OTTO KLANOW, KLEINERT, of Belanger Road, A tea length dress of Ivory chU- OPEN EVERY EVENING of Beaufalt Road, Harper Woods, announce the birth of their second fon, styled With a high, lace collar announce the birth of their second Child, a daughter, LAUREN and lace front panel, bishop End Pettipointe child, a daughter, KIMBERLY MICHELLE, May 21 Mrs. Klemert. sleeves ending In wlde lace cuffs MARIE, Apnl 19. Mrs. Klanow is is the former LESLIE RIDDLE, and a shirred waist circled with a the former JEANETTE daughter of DR. and MRS. satin tie, was Ann Elizabeth Tra- Quester season ,LEMANSKE, daughter of MR. CHARLES RIDDLE, of The cy's choice for her spnng wedding and MRS DANIEL M. Shores. Paternal grandparents to Richard Clalborne Marr. Mr and Mrs. Haig Tarpinian LEMANSKE, of Still meadow are MR. and MR8 NORMAN The bride, daughter of Martha wlll open their home to Petti pointe Lane. Paternal grandfather IS KLEINERT, former POinte res- Driver Tracy, of 8t Clair Shores, Questers and thelr husbands thlS OTTO J. KLANOW, of St. Clair idents who now make their home and John A Tracy, of Farming- Sunday evening, June 5, for a pot- Shores. Blg sister KRISTEN in Troy Big sister KATHERINE ton, carried a cascade of ivory luck dinner arid program by Dr. CECELIA is 15 months old. . is 21h. roses, pussy Willows and baby's- Weldon Petz, an authority on * ,,* breath Abraham Lincoln. * * MR. and MRS. DAVID HER- The 11 o'clock ceremony Satur. The chapter will recess for the MR and MRS. THOMAS RON, of Hampton Road, announce day, May 7, In Chnst Church, De- summer, resuming meetings and MADISON, of Los Angeles, Call!., the birth of their first child, a son, trait, The Reverend Ervin Brown takmg up the study of antiques and support of historic preserva- CUQt~asuede formerly of Merriweather Road, MATTHEW DAVID, May 4. Mrs. preSiding, wa!> followed by a re- announce the birth of their first Herron is the former CASSIE ceptlOn at Georgian Inn, after tion m September Child, a daughter, ANNE MARIE, BEVAN, daughter of MR and which the newlyweds left to vaca- Jan. 19, Mrs. Mad~son is the MRS, ROY ijEVAN, of Colorado. tion at Benmiller Inn In Goderlch, former LAURA RINKE, daughter Paternal grandmother is ALICE Ont They are at home on Holly. Chocolate/Diamond of MR. and MRS. ROGER HERRON, of New Mexico. wood Avenue where Mr. Marl', son of Mr. and Mrs M. Richard afternoon in June Coats and gUlfs' Marr, of Bellaire, had been reSid- CIS celebrates 15 good years ing "Chocolates and Diamonds," an afternoon of sybaritic pleasures Childbirth Information SerVice, Woods, becomes chairman of the The bride was attended by Sha- sponsored by the Detroit Institute Inc., medical consultants, Instruc- board ron Lee Rogers, of New York, in a of Arts' Drawing and Print Club, tors, members and volunteers Other new officers include Har. dress of periwinkle blue sllk fea. beginS at 1 p.m. Saturday, June 4, gathered this spring at the orlgl- per Woods residents Jane Wilhelm turing a high, ruffled collar and with a demonstration of chocoiate nal CIS class site, the Grosse and Theresa Barbieri. elected long sleeves ending In wrist ruf. delights at Kitchen Glamor, Pointe United Methodist Church, _vice.presldent and corresponding fles, carrying a cascade of yellow Somerset Mall. This will be foi- to celebrate 15 years of commun- secretary, respectively; Lisa roses with eucalyptus, and by a lowed by a 3 p.m. champagne re- ity service In Grosse Pointe and Evans.Thomas, of Detroit, class brother, Thomas R. Tracy, of ception and jewelry exhibit at northeastern suburban Detroit materials director; Nancy Wong, Clearwater, Fla Jules R. Schubot, Jewelers, on with a festive anniversary dinner. of Rochester, education I dlrec- Best man was DaVId Stafseth. West Big Beaver, across from the tor; and Christine Gibbons, of Kenneth Tracy, of Hudsonville, mall. Among these elected to the Mount Clemens, treasurer. the bride's cousin, and William The benefit Is open to the public 1983.84 CIS board are a trio of CIS Is a non.proflt, volunteer Marl', the bridegroom's brother, by advance reservation at $12.50 Pointers: Clare Browne, of The organization which provides over ushered. per person. Drawing and Print Farms, volunteers director, 700 couples annually with Lamaze, The mother of the bride accent- Club members' price is $10 per Nprine Tracy, of The Woods, edu. Early Pregnancy, Cesarean Birth ed her two-piece, navy.trlmmed person. Further. m£ormatlon may ~1IIl4t 1)~ cation II director, and Lois Batt- and Post-Partum SUpport classes p.ale blue linen suit WIth navy ac- be obtained and reservations ~p "" .....,.. Jes, of The Park, secretary. in addition to speaker's bureau cessories The bridegroom's made by clllllng the DIA's De. services and free Lamaze chlld- mother selected a dress of navy partment of Graphic Arts, 833- 11 KERCHEVAL Linda Udy, of Mount Clemens, birth films, shown monthly. For blue and white linen ami silk, and 9830, or Michael Margolin, 962- 882-5550 more information on the orgamza- navy accessories. Each mother was elected president. Past-presi. 6740 dent Isabel Harwood, of Harper tion, call 731-0277. wore an ivory rose corsage

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"...... •..••. ,...•...... MovIng, Enpged, New Grosse Pointe From Al10ther Pointe "Fur specie Ii.'or over 57 Years" BabY' Getting Settled Made SlmDI~ Rose Society New Town dilemmas lade aner a WELCOME Of View WAGON call . Iw WEl.COME WAGON RepresentaUye, It s my (Continued from Page IB) lob to help you make the most ~ your new -neigh- meets}une 8 borhood Shopping Areas Community opportunJ- The Grosse Pointe Rose Society The Old Place, the Golden Lion and Little Harry's. You ties Special attractions Lots of tips to saye you meets next Wednesday, June 8, at can also get them at the door on ball night, right on up time and money . Plus a basket of gifts for your 'amlly III 7.45 p.m. at the Neighborhood until closing time: 2 o'clock in the morning. be listening for your call Club for "First Aid for the Rose * * * HELPfUL HINTS tor Wedelinp and Enealle- Grower," a program presented by men" too' Debra Fergus, R N., a Certified Assisting Bartenders' Ball c&-cbairmen Jodway aDd Emergency Room Nurse at Cot- Couzens is a support committee including Mr. and Mrs. ~~~O~ tage Hospital William P. Baer, Sarah Fisber Dingeman. Mr. and Mrs. Debra, an expert rosarlan and a OrONe Pointe _ ...... •..... "1.5118 Leo J. Brennan Jr., Lawrence Peter Fisber II, Mr. and II. Clair Ihor 111.2221 member of the American and Mrs. David Summers. Bruce Cameron, Dr. and Mrs. Ne. lab ...... • . . . 122.01111 Grosse Pointe Rose Societies, says that most injUries to the gardener Micbael Rollins, Keith Gornick, Dr. and Mrs. NOl'man can be prevented or, if they occur, Carstens, Michael Connelly, Mr. and Mrs. Diamond T. treated immediately with simple Phillips and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Phillips. Mr. and hrst aid rrocedures. Mrs. Peter Maxwell, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Fable, Leslie She wil cover insect bites, thorn Weller, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Milligan, WlIliam J. wounds, chemical poisorung, heat Atbanson, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Finken. Fatber Lloyd V. stroke and exhaustion, give rec- Thiel. director of tbe Capucbin Soup Kitcben, and Cap- cmr.1e!!d~t!O!!s for 3 first aid kit uchin Charity GWid PI c:alidcl)t P"iil S~ndcrson. and advice as to when profes- sional help should be sought. Otbers servIng on tbe Bartenders' Ball committee are In preparation for the society's Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Stroh, Mr. and Mrs. James Annual Spring Rose Show, to be Bellissimo, Debbie Baun. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Glenden- held at the Neighborhood Club mg. Linda Robinson. John GingUosld. Mr. and Mrs. Wal. June 17and 18, members w1l1tour ter Buh) Ford III, Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Blain III, Mr. the facihty and receive and re- and Mrs. Louis Curl Jr., Patricia HUI Burnett, Dorotby view copies of the 1983Rose Show Turri. Helena Muer, Suzy Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. iChedule Prospective exlubitors may ask Thomas Swantek, Patricia Hayes. Alexandra Mc~ullen, questions, register for the show Judge and Mrs. Peter B. Spivak, Betty Anderson, Mr. and purchase entry tags at the and Mrs. Bruce MacLean and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace D. June 8 meeting, which is open to Rlley. all interested gardeners and Celebration on The River guests. I The program will be followed by The Capuchin Soup Kitchen serves a very special need, refreshments Hostesses for the on a continuing basis. Focus: HOPE's scope is broader: evening are Dorothy HIgbee, to build a community free from hunger, where all men There Joyce Russenberger and Stella and women have access to skills and jobs, to good May homes, and to security when they are old. Both deserve the broadest community support. will be No Word processing Tickets for Focus: HOPE's Celebration on the River, a moonlight cruise next Tuesday, June.7, from 8 to 11 p.m. · workshop slated aboard Bob-Lo's S.S. Columbia, are, like those for the Semi-Annual Word Processing for Small Bus- Bartenders' Ball, a mere $10. Ortheia Barnes will be iness, a one-day workshop for cur- aboard for this benefit, too, along with a galaxy of De- 11!nt and prospective small busi- troit's top jazz and folk performers: Barbara Bredius, White Sales or ness owners or managers, will run Phil Marcus Esser, Dean Rutledge and Josh White Jr. from 8:15a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, June 4 at Wayne State Univer- Bring a picnic lunch, or take advantage of the food and sity's Northeast Center, located on cash bar available on the boat. Dance to The Lyman Furniture Sales Schroeder al.-Nme Mile Road in Woodard Organization's music. Meet the Wandering East Detroit. Mimes, Pat Judd and others. Enjoy the magnificent De- Fee for the program, co-spon- troit skyline - and your fellow passengers. sored by WSU's College of Life- at Jacobson's. long Learning and the United "The real entertainment at a Focus:HOPE festival," States Small Business Administra- says Father William T. Cunningham, director, "is the tion, is $38, including course marvelous spirit of the people who represent Focus: materials and coffee breaks. HOPE's commitment to a comm~ty free of bigotry." Call 577-4710 to register. Tickets for Tuesday's Celebration can be ordered by calling Focus: HOPE 883.7440, between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. The sales you have been conditioned weekdays. All contributions to Focus:HOPE are tax de- ductible. to expect once or twice a year, you will ~F:~n~~~~='~~JV Enter Into 'nle Vineyards of France find every day, all year long, at Jacobson's. 21115 MACK 778-4050 , L ~ ~ .•.NoW, when you walk down to the Basement Bistro of Now, with QlJ.rflew DJ~chancH~riCi?g Charity deVic~ Suczek's Fisher Road home, you walk through the Vmeyards of France, courtesy of Grosse policy, you can buy our fresh, fashion Pointe artist Donna DiMarco, whose marvelous mural merchandise at White Sale and Furniture Prlv.te Duty encompasses both stairway walls AND the stairwell ceil- NUNlng C.r. ing. S91~~e$_year:rq~Dd-.: Serving It's quite a trip - and working in such a narrow, the Grosse Pomt.s, confined space was quite a trip fOl' Donna. She had to and the Trf-Counties "build out" one wl:\ll before she could begin. Once start- You don't have to wait for a special sale ed, there was no standing back to get the wide view; there was no place to stand back in. to purchase the bedding, linens, china, So how did she manage to make it all come together so silver and furniture you want for your beautifully, so correctly? By going back to first artistic home. Think of 1tthis wQY: Jacobson's principles, remembering that proportion is a matter of Private Horn.. , H~pl"l. mathematics. "Pythagoras," says Donna. It figures. White Sales and Furniture Sales are or Nu,.lng Hom.. Telling The Truth about Tell iI1J?I.QSr.es?_~6..5 da~_y_ear. • 24 Hr. Service - 7 Days a Week The Book Club of Detroit's program meetings are al- • Full Time or Part T.lme Coverage ways interesting, and stimulating, and special ... and • Bonded and Insured sometimes extra-special. The one that takes this year's Come in and compare. Bro\:yse through IJ RN'., LPN'., Nu.... Aldn (chocolate) cake took place recently at the Pointe home and Live In Companion. of the Richard D. Walkers, where Peter Hess, a natIve of our store~ and see the beautiful choices Zug, Switzerland, a Doctoral Candidate in the Depart- ment of Germanic Languages and Literature at the Uni- you have at Jacobson's. When you versity of Michigan (and the son-in-law of Liz Walker's decide to redecorate a room, add a sofa, college classmate), proceeded to tell the truth about Wil. / 263.0580 replenish your linen closet or send a liam Tell to an audience that included Detroit's new \ Honorary Consul for Switzerland Camille R. Stark and bridal gift, you can tluy _with ~QnfideDc_~ Community ProfflSSlonal Nursmg Service his wife. There was, in addition to "William Tell, a Literary and be assured of values as constant Myth, or The Secret Ingredient of Chocolate: Some Ob- as our :?tandilr9$ fo_rquality. servations on Modern Day Switzerland by a Literary Historian," good food - starting with fondue, of course! _ and wine and fellowship. The latter is another "al. ways" feature of Book Club of Detroit meetings. There is more at Jacobson's of course. J\1lof the ex![as for which no price Navy Leagrre BaU can be asked. Expert gUidance in making ~Continued from Page IB) ministration and an active Navy your purchases Follow-up service that . Leaguer, will talk on Military De- han, yet another CounCil past- fense, particularly as it affects the guarantees your satisfaction. The pleasure preSident four sea services: Navy, Marines, Mrs Roy Whitlock, still another Coast Guard and Merchant you experience_when you know you Detroit Council past-president, Marines. now president of the Michigan Dress for the evenin~ is semi- have made a ~!s~ .Q~rchas~. Council, has arranged for the formal. Information on tIckets, $35 guest speaker. The Honorable per person donation, may be ob- James Jos.eph Carey, ~o~mer tabled by caUing 543-7696,884-2362, Navy CaptaIn, now CommiSSioner 646-8181,823-3486 823-6470 or 264- We think you will appreciate our new our Look~ of the Federal Maritime Ad- 4969 ' pricing policy: 89 mo~e Semi-Annual White As Im1!Orlant Summer Arts Youth Camp at Oakland Sales or Furniture Sales at Jacobson's. Parents in Oakland, Wayne and The program, sponsored by the as the Event. Macomb Counties have until June univerSity and the Oakland Just quality merchandise. Yo r D y'1 '(0-.1 0 ~'h ...~1 ') P j; r"""i'll<(' 20 to register their children In the County Intermediate SChool Dis- v'),::I,,:> ,,,~'1:1';lhcOt1, 1,('11 (!"flyO 0 So r-.:J 'ope Ie"" as (,(/11("10 J~IO il Ttl~ July 11 to 22 Summer Arts for tnct, Will run from 9 a.m. to 'I fC?irlypriced. 6, a r., l co You' I)( 'i",r('r 0;(>1al'~ Youth Camp at Oakland Umver- pm Monday through Friday. On 50 "'''' CO<,1 Of ()( ,,,,1>1" ... '1 Slty, designed to provide young- July 22, the final day, there will AM .bout our Tot.' 8Huty sters ages 5 to 15 with expert be mini-performances, displays P.ck.".. for Sp«1.' oec•• lons. introductory level instruction in and exhibil10ns open to parents 365 music, theater, mime, dance or and the public. DAYS .~eWlon rrescrlptlonCenter movement and art. Camp director Carl F. Barnes VALUES YEAR.ROUND Jr., professor of Art at Oakland Fee IS $150,includlOgthe cost of University, may be contacted at '\Tjsions of 884.0330 instruction, mormng and after- 377-3016 for further Information. al 21021 MACK AVEIUE noon snacks, a noon luncheon and Camp faculty will include Oakland - )' OU GIIOSSE POlmE WOODS tickets to a July 17 Detroit Sym- faculty Thomas Aston, mime and JaCobson's Open lues 12-8 lhurs 12-8 W!d 9 5 Ffl 9.5. sa, 9 5 phony Orchestra performance A theater, and Robert Facko, music, total of 100 students Will tx' ac- Oakland student dance major healthy halr'lI cepted, no more than 25 10 each Robm Tashjian and Christine Rei- 4 skin eare section to insure personal atten- SlOg,art mstructor, from the Paint tion. Some scholarships are avad- Creek Center for the Arts, Roches- Open Thursdays and Fridays until 9.00 p m We will validate your parking ticket Spt>f'inUsinR in whal " ri~hl for you! able. ter. , II• Page Five-B ~Thursday,June 2, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Hearty evening Crockett speaks 1000/0 SATISFACTION ORYOUR MONEY BACK' for Ticker Club to Democratic ORDER YOUR GENUINE LA-Z-BOV@ \ The Ticker Club, lnc , Will host Women June 5 Heart to Heart Ill, Its thIrd dmner Congressman George W Crock- dance benefIt for the Children's ett Jr , of the 15th CongressIOnal Hospital of Michigan Cardiac De- DistrICt, Will speak at a Grosse partment, Saturday, June 11, at POInte Democrallc Women's DIS- NON ONLY the Detroit Yacht Club. The even- cussion Group meeting thiS Sun- jn~ begins at 7 p m with cock- day, June 5, from 3 to 5 pm. In tads Entertamment Will feature the Buck10gham Road home of 99 singer/piamst Erin DaVIS and The Drs. Helen and Jameb Graves $19 Fifth Avenue Band "The Amencas. Recent Issues PLUS SHIPPIN,G Celebrity guests Will mc lude 10 Umted States Foreign Pohcy" WITH YOUR NAME OR MONOGRAM JUST ADD S5 00 John Kelly and Marilyn Turner, will be hiS tOPIC Colleen Burcar, Ven Marshall, Crockett IS a member of the BocKjOCK n s a backrest and leisure seal all In onel And rt s mode 110m Itle finest malenols Byron and JoJo MacGregor, Ron House Foreign Aftalrs and Jud- readings. ProouctiService in the 80s" at the The dances illustratmg the Sac- cently in S1. Clare de Montefalco Metropolitan Rose chapter's meeting Tuesday, June rament of Baptism are performed Church The troupe has been to- 14, from 6 to 8 p.m at the Mich- Society will meet 30-60% to the reading of 1 CorinthIans, gether for more than fOUf years, off igan Irm, Southfield 1-4; Romans 6, 34 and TItUS 3, 4-7 and has appeared m churches of Tom Taylor, a member of the Reservations at $10 for NAPS The Circle dance illustratmg the all denommatlOns, throughout the Huron Valley Rose SOCIety and Fabrics for your home in a rainbow of members, $12 for non-members, Sacrament of Commumon, based metropolitan area past-president of the American colors - cloud-soft pastels, sunshine must be made in advance by cal- on I Corinthians, 12, 12-27, depicts Rose SOCIety's Great Lakes Dis- the commumon between God and The dancers, 10 addition to brights and a spectrum of splashy ling 261-0410. trict, will be the speaker at the new shades, at savings of 30 to HIS church Eunice and Bob, are Steve Metropolitan Rose SOCIety's free, Les Papillons, sponsored by the Honkanen, LiZZIe Bolden, Jenny open-to-the-pubhc .meeting this 60%. Hurry ... rainbows can't Slate Detroit Rose Grosse Pointe Woods Presby ter- Eshleman, Ellen Probert, JoAnne Sunday, June 5, at 2 p.m at 011vet last forever! Ian Church, partIcipated in a Spencer, Chris Kirouac and Becky Lutheran Church, Van Dyke at Society's meeting Prayer Service for Pentecost re- Englebrecht Outer DrIve, DetrOlt Taylor IS a Consultmg RosarIan, A panel of Consultmg Rosa- AI h E it ADK sails away June 11 an Accredited Judge, one of the rians, Ed Meyer, RICk Robertson, paps on top exhibitors in the Great Lakes Dick Schmidt and Edith Groves, Grosse Pointe residents Chrlst- The ShIp leaves Wmdsor at DistrIct and an excellent hybridi- will be on hand to answer ques- ine Burt, Denise Cardarls, Gloria noon, returmng at 3 p.m. Lunc- zer tions on fertilizing, spraying and Weber and Carol RoHal' are heon WIll be served as the He will explam how to prepare a 21431 MACK AVE. 1932 S. Telegraph the general care of roses at the members of Alpha Delta Kappa "sailors" enjoy the many scemc rose for the show table or use in WlHl Bloomlleld De.troit Rose SOCIety's meeting sorority's Alpha EpsJlon Chapter, and histOrIC SItes along the river Gross. Po,",. Aree e., 8 & 9 MJI. the home, emphaslzmg the proper 775-0078 332-9163 Friday, June 3, at 7.45 pm at the a group of women educators who ReservatIOns for the day at $11 time to cut the bloom from the Oak Park Commumty Center 'l'he will host a cruise on the Detroit per ,person, inc\Uding h.~ch, may bush, proper cond~tlOnmg and Open Monday Ev!nmgs program is free and open to the RIver aboard the Duc d'Orleap,s ,be, made"by calJ.lmg V73-~599., I!ili.aping and color arrarlgement . ....I public. ., • ,,--,," sMurday~'Jurte Ii' . 'u ' , ,/ i'-

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( j • GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Six-B Summer is a sparkling season at Assumption Sandra Boley wrap skirt m three easy lessons, will be wed Assumption Cultural Center, 10- t10 smithlOg. You can develop clalizIng In the fIeld, are or. ganized by age groups: 21h to 5 via a Young Sewers workshop. cated on Marter Road, begins its your talents in drawing and oil A mid-July weddmg is bemg and 5% to 8 An Assumption "special" thiS planned by Sandra Beth Boley, summer program of actIvItIes tbIs painting under the direction of These summer workshops, run. summer is Computer Skills for month Assumption's highly ac- Paolo Coppini, a local artist who whose parents, Dr. and Mrs. Rob- ning from 9 a.m. to noon, Will Parents and Tots erl W Boley, have resided on claimed Kalosomahcs fitness began his career in Italy focus on Puppetry and Drama, Bob Samaras, of WSU and the c1as&es start June 6, for men and Damel Harris, of Emile Salon, Moross Road since last June when Mini Sports, cooking, fitness, Detroit Spirits, returns for the women at all levels of expertise will show you how to style your Dr Boley became the senior pas. musIc and tumbling. fifth year to head a Monday beglllner to advanced, and Include hair 10 carefree ways for summer. tor of the Grosse Pointe United Teen activities range from golf through Thursday, 9 a.m. to noon Methodist Church, and Jamie W. a program for senior citizen exer. Make-up and skin care techniques Basketball Camp for boys ages 10 else enthUSiasts Will be taught by Margaret Akers, clinics to tennis and driving les- KittS, son of Mr and Mrs. Donald sons, from Computer Awareness to 18 T-shirts are included In the \P. Sulhvan, of MarySVille Runners' World Fun Runs are French Braidmg by Suzanne Dea- price of the eight-day sessIOn scheduled on the first and third con Assumption also offers a and programming to organ les- MISS Boley was graduated from sons and gymnastics Assump- Each day Includes an hour of Adrian High School and majored Saturdays of each month, at a course m Gorgeous Nails. practice time cost of $1 per run, refreshments It is not necessary to own an tion's teen Travel &: Learn pro- III Consumer EducatIOn and Jour- Sandra Boley gram combines travel and educa- Ass urn ptlOn 's Kalosom atics nalism at Central MIChigan Um. and certifIcahon mcluded organ to enroll in organ playing program IS offered at locatIOns maJored 10 Education at CMU, National Masters Race Walker for the beginner and advanced tion on a month-long, June 26 to verslty She IS employed by Umt- throughout the metropolitan area, recelvmg hiS degree III June of and marathon runner Frank Soby student, taught by Stella, May, of July 23, journey to the west ed Consumers Club In Grand Rap- Peter Coutsos, Travel &: Learn from St Clair to the Jewish 1981 as did hIS fIance He is a Will conduct a workshop m Fitness Smiley Brothers. MUSIC wIll be Commumty Center to the DetrOIt Ids held representative for the Bell &: Walkmg June 22, demonstratmg prOVided in class director, is hosting a free shde Mr KItts was graduated from presentation on the trip today, Yacht Club (members only) and Ma~ysvllle High School and Howell EducatIOn Group body workout and the "how to's" A free CPR class WIll be held on Lochmoor Club (members only) of walkmg properly Yoga classes July 20 Investment seminars will Thursday, June 2 Youth craft classes Include Wel~ht Watchers meets at As- for those who want to reduce ten- be conducted by Ed Wllhams, of sumptIOn every Wednesday from s!On :1nd 'mprove their po<;ture Merrill Lynch, and Texas Instru- sweatshirt painting, metal craft- St. Philomena Family Fun Fair mg, Swedish huck" wt:8\-ing and 10 to 11 am; bnng the ki<1s for a and figure beglll June 13 Tap, ments ]oms AssumptIon to present Philomena Parish's annual Games and TIdes, a bake sale, crochet. Teen dance classes will class while you lose weight thiS st. ballet and modern dance classes courses 10 the microcomputer and Fabulous Family Fun Fair Will focus on tap, jazz, ballet, creative controlled, successful way rummage room and handmade ar- are avaIlable at both begmner and baSIC programmmg, featuring Class enrollment IS limited Ad- run Friday, June 3, from 6 to 10 tIcles boutique WIll be featured A advanced begmner levels, and hands-on experience Check out and Greek dancing Be A Better Baby Sitter is offered, along with vance registratIOn IS suggested - p.m., Saturday, June 4, from noon home-cooked ham dmner will be Advanced Square Dancing for the Computer Awareness class m some cases, required. Further to 10 p.m. and Sunday .. June. 5, served sunday, from 1 to 5 pm., Couples continues, With emphasis special summer discount fee. an art class that introduces draw- from 1 to 9 p.m on the parish ing, weaving, pamting and other Information on all Assumphon's at $4 for adults, $2 fcr children on styhng and all position danc- Greek and microwave cooking summer activities may be obtain- grounds on Marseilles Street, be- aged 5 to 12, free f01 children 'mg classes are available, as well as a art forms each week. tween Mack and East Warren Av- Cathy BrIerly will gUide stu- ed by calling 779-6111 under 5 Those who missed Square Danc- course on how to get the most enues mg for Smgles can look forward to from your food processor. dents through production of a Its return 111 the fall The popular Assumption Sum- Tae Kwon Do karate is offered mer Day Camp begins in June. ,for men, women and children, at Full and half-day sessions are 1__ S_h_o_rt_an_d_t_o_th_e_P_o_in_t_e_ ift st. clair, ~all levels, by accredited ITKF available, on a weekly basis ployed by X-Ray In- :Black Belt Instructors Tennis Highlights include recreational Pointer JERRY dustnes of Troy. on the river ,Basics, taught by Joan Knap, be- and educational workshops, such HODAK, WXYZ-TV ...... 'gms June 13. WSU Hall of Fame as Learning about Animals during weatherman and sci- Grosse Pointe North .golf coach Joel Mason will teach ZOo Week, Learning about Music ence reporter, was High School graduate where the world Lthe fundamentals of golf and a during Music Week and Learning presented WIth a Pub- MARNA GRAHAM, ~contmwng golf course for the ad- about America during Red, WhIte lic servICe Award by daughter of MRS. goes by! Jvanced player. and Blue Week. the Michigan Cancer I In Assumption's arts and crafts Toddler programs are offered Foundation at a re- RICHARD J. GRA- r HAM, a former Lake- iclasses, you can learn to paint for yOllnger children, 12 months to cogmtion luncheon shore Lane resident tyour favorite design on a sweat- 2lh years, and preschool pro- March 16. :shirt, arrange silk flowers or grams for the 2lh to 6-year-olds...... who now resides in Harper Woods, and ~ rwnte a beautiful Italic hand. You Camp workshops, directed by M A R'G ARE T the late MR. GRA- :can learn the 18th century art of teachers and professionals spe- MEYERS, of Country HAM, was recently • 1- Club Drive, recently graduated from Cah- retired after serving fornia College of Arts theRIVER CLUB Church .Circles slate sessions 18 years as a state- cle Four, under the leadership of and Crafts. She re- OF ST.CLAIR t Members of Grosse Pointe employed soci81 ceivw a Bachelor of condom I nlums .Memorial Church CIrcles w1l1 be Mrs. Charles Br ake and Mrs. worker. Mrs. Meyers Richard Dykstra. A representa- Arts degree in Photo- welcom~ by Mrs. Carl Meyermg, began her state career graphy with highest Located Just 2 Miles south of Circles chairman, when they tive from each of the morning, in 1965 with the old The St Clair Inn, 8t Clair afternoon and evening Circles will distinction at April 30 gather next Tuesday, June 7, at Wayne County De- ceremonies. New 1983 Furnished Model 7:30 p.m. in the church lounge for present the year's collection of partment of Social ...... The Least Coin, which will be de- * Now Open Sat & Sun 2.5 their combined annual meeting. Services. She was a Mac Glashen Realty 329 2294 Dr. Ray Kiely, senior mmister, dicated by Mrs. Marshall Collins. family services work- Pointe families will lead the Bible study: Christian women in 78 COllntries er with the Wayne among those who have , "Prayerful, Faithful, Salty participate in the Fellowship of County Department of attended or served as Peacemakers," based on Colos- the Least Com; the monies are Social Welfare at the counselors at Camp sians Chapter Four, Verses Two distributed annually to those par- time of her retire- Charlevoix, which will to Six ticipating countries where the ment. hold a reunion in Hostess Circle this year is Cir- funds can do the most good...... Charlevoix Aug. 5 K1RK ALAN through 7, include the LAMBRECHTS, THAMS, son of MR. Grosse Pointe A delightful Help at hand and MRS. RICHARD WORCHESTE RS, St. James GROSSE POINTE Christ the King THAMS, of The KERRS, FINKS, Lu1heran Church BAPTIST CHURCH ~I" Lutheran Church ,. ~Jll~~rJ!!.- 20338 Mack, GPW. .., Derby Day for overeaten Woods, recently re- BONBRlGHTS. DAN- 21336 ..ta~t!.(;~nu~-' , t NECKEltlS, STROllS, '''on The Hi1I" 211 Moross ROId Overeaters Anonymous meets ceived a degree in GrO~5e POinte Wood~ 884-5090 Bon Secours Hospital Assistance Nondestructive Test- SALES, SHELDONS, . ,"cMllIan ai Kerc"e\al 886-2363 Friday mornings, at 9:30 a.m., at A Warm Welcome Sunday SChool 9 a m League Group VI held Its annual MILNERS, BUHLS, 8R4.05I1 the Grosse Pointe Unitarian ing Technology from Awo,ts You ~ 9 15 FamIly WorshIp Bible Classes 9 a m Kentucky Derby cocktail buffet BUSHNELLS, Mornmg Worship & Church School 10 30 am Church on Maumee Avenue, be- the Hutchmson Area Famlly WorshIp benefit Saturday, May 7, at the SCHERERS, HAB- WORSHIP SERVICES Fellowship Hour II 30 a m tween Neff Road and St. Clair Av- Vocational Technical 11 15 Worship ServIce Lakeland Avenue home of Mr and Institute in Hutchin- ERKORNS, and 9 30 & II 00 a m 945'~,~~:;,,"oo'em '~~I [ Wed Bible Class lOam enue. The meetings are open to Nursery & Pre school Mrs Lorenzo D. Browning. son, Mmn. He is em- others (Nursery. both Serv ) e.....ef"'1Ing Sen. Ice ~ the public. 9 30 a m Sun SChool 630 pm Ministers Joseph P Fabry, Pastor AllNurseryServIces ~ I I ..... l'a,llIr George \[ Scheller ! ~ Rt llerl W Boley LUlher Siohs Vicar Past.President's night at DAC I'd,lor Rllberl A RlInbo Rev \Vm Toft ~J--p't" DaVid B Penmman SINCE ENGLESIDE 1947 More than 200 members of the party, climax of the DAC's social GROSSE POINTE WATCH THE "SERVICE OF THE WEEK" Drapery and Carpet Cleaning Detroit Athletic Club honored the season, was a black tie affair AT 8 P.M. club's immediate past-president, featuring entertainment by Connie MEMORIAL CHURCH Drapery Rodkey Craighead, at the DAC's Haines and music by the Chuck 9.30 FAMILY SERVlCE ON WEDNESDAY t JUNE 2 Carpet 12th Annual Past-President's Ball Robinette Orchestra. 11 30 WORSHIP MONDAY, JUNE 13 Crib Care thru age 5 Cleaning Saturday evening, May 14. The Cleaning HOLY COMMUNION CHANNEL 5 "HEAR THE Grosse Pointe Cable TV Yachtswomen hohlll'Weting ~ WORD OF THE LORD" This Week's Service From: off 95 WE CARE Dr Ray H Kiely 300/0 A slide presentation on Egypt, on Thursday, May 12, at 8 p.m at ST. JAMES Reg. $7.DOper panel $29 Its mummies and tombs, hosted the Great Lakes Yacht Club. II Lakeshore Dr. Dtai.A.Prayer LUTHERAN CHURCH 90 by The Reverend Ingalls, of Hostesses for the evening were 882-5330 • 2.4 br. 882-8770 • HOW '4 (llllIotoMl any room & hall SPONSORED BY Mariner's Church, and hIS son, Woods reSident Jean Bartos and UNITED PRESBYTERIAN THE GROSSE POINTE MlNISTERIALASSOCIATION Dr Brian Ingalls, was the pro- Barbara Powell Margery Randall Special Upholstery gram for Yachtswomen's meeting and Nona Smith Wall Washing Cleaning The Grosse Pointe COUCH ... Regular '39'. Congregationa I .< ST. MICHAEL's CHRIST CHURCH 00 and EPISCOPAL lIow'29" CHURCH 61 Grosse Pomte Blvd. $5 0H CHAIR ... Regular '24'. American Baptist ~ 1O Church 20475 Sunnlngdale Park ISH"I per room Grosse PoInte Woods lIow'I6 :! 10 I hdlfonlr 'l I n1hrop 884.4820 AM ADDITIONAL 9 30 & 11 15 8 00 a m Holy Eucharl't The Episcopal Church Welcomes YOtl Senior Citizens 10% Off WHITTIER 9 30 a m BIble Sludy (.. ,HG '''' ONI r I INur,ery AvaIlable) PnnClpal services: & 1030 am SERVING THE SHORES POINTES "DRY BONES <) I ~ a m Holy Euchaml & Church School Mile TOWERS ALIVE" Choral Euchamt and 23419 Mack 15255l 7 Rd. Sf'rmon <;unday SChool 11 I ~ a m Mornlllil Prayer and Sermon I' 111,1... 111... 1 415 Burns Dr. Ezekiel 38'1-14 839-2500 W~kdav Eucharl,t Holy Euchamr - f,rsl Sunday 773-6190 Detroit,Michigan 48214 II 30 a m Tue,day 9 A 11,1 In/arll, carl! pro~ldl!d - hoth un ra] Crtb room faC:lhhes FIHST SATURDAY Other services - Hol) Euchamt Church School at 9 30 only Rector Robert E Nelly ~ 30 pm Saturday Looking For Frlend,hlp 8 00 a m - Sunday Ilr Hen H Hlltclwon and BIble Teaching? 9 30 a m - Tuesday H," I,ll k ~ ...",11"

• Private rooms and Apartments Grosse Pointe Woods Redeemer all with private bathe United 1I1S LAIOl Conltruc.t A Clo.et componpnlc; Church service • .' Chllllonte IInd Wrdge ....ood Drive. exdusivetY from ReligiOUS EducatIOn • lothrop Gro"~e Pomtc Wood" 10 a m Interpreting the for further Information 11 OOAM Wor~hlp 11M. 5040 Bible Into Today's LIVing 9 15 Family Servlc(' War,hlp and Church or for an appointment II !I'M <;chllOl- 9 15 a m Need prayer help or 11~101 other acllvlltes call lllI250327 1he Rev Hrooks Walker Nurc;ery 9 15 & II II M Church Wor~hlp Sunday School 9 I') -llam call LOIS NAIR 823-6470 171')0 \ldllllH'(, DR SARAH SOLADA Rev Kennel" R Lenlz Paul F Kepplu. Pastor and her mlntsters 822-9000 lllli 0120 Mark Hlrt, A.1t P.slor 28956 OrchO'd=~lalce Rd (between 12 &. 13 Mile Roods) or Janel Marvar Vicar are available - 855-9678 • •

- - -~ - ._.__ ._--~--- GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven-B Thursday, June 2, 1983 Hold national tile exhibition at Pewabic MOT orchestra The finest works juried from a in size from the 12x12-inch "Man The society recently reInstituted field of more than 400 entries in a Peering Over Glass" to the very the architectural tIle practice that auditions' date had been dormant at the pottery natIOnal tile competition spon- large mstallatIon produced by an MIChigan Opera Theatre Will be sored by The Pewabic Society, Hermosa Beach, Calif, artist All since Mrs Stratton's death in the early 19605 Commls,<,ions for Pe- holdmg orchestra auditIOns for till' Inc., conceIved by former are available for purchase at poSitIOns of prinCipal bas,<,oon and Pewabic Society board member prices ranging from $100 to $1,000 wablC tile InstallatIOns and com- second horn Monday, June 13, f()l Marieke Allen, of The Farms, and The national artistic tile compe- missions of work by the artists the 1983-84 MOT Season of Excel exhibiting IJl the current show directed by board members and tition, first of Its kmd, was spon- lence that begms In October ceramists Kathy Dambach and sored by the society as part of ItS may be arranged through the pot- Applicants, who must be mem Marie Woo, are on exhibition at 75th anmversary celebration for tery ber~ of the DetrOit FederatIOn ()f "New Directions In TIle" 1,<, Pewabic Pottery, located on East Pewabic, which earned much of MUSICians, Local No 5. must'prt. Its reputatIOn through the half- open to the public dally, from 10 Jefferson Avenue across from pare one solo work In additIOn to Detroit's Waterworks Park, century-long architectural tile a m to 5 p m Monday through Saturday and from 1 to 5 p m two excerpts and should antici Donna Ann Trupiano Ann Cracchiolo through Sunday, June 5 practice developed by Its founder, pate appropfJate Sight reading Sundays The 19 works In the show range Mary Chase Perry Stratton matenal AuditIOn appolntmenl" Pair planning Fall wedding may be made through June 12 tn Early JWle is busy season for Historic Memorials Society contacting the MOT ProductIOn Office, 963-3717, between 9 a m October rites date is made Followmg the annual reports, dreSSing for a room in the Gover- Dodd, Mrs George M Endicott, and 5 30 pm The engagement of Donna Ann Mid-October weddmg plans are memonal service and Installation nor Warner House In Farmmgton, Mrs LOUISI Flattery, MISS Iva L Trupiano and Harry Peter Froes- bemg made by Ann Mane Crac- of new officers at. the annual purchase 16mm film for the pres- Ferguson, Mrs W J HamIlton, chke, M D , has been announced chIOlo and Ronald Robert Cara- meetmg of the Hlstonc Memonals ervatlon of Lake Onon histonc MISS ClarICe Ham.'>, MI!>s Manon GREGORY STROH, ,<,on or by her father, Matthew Joseph way whose engagement has been Society m Detroit tomorrow, Fri- memorabilia, aid In the restora- L Hopson, MI ~ Joseph Neuman, LINDA C VANLOKEREN. ul Trupiano, of Van Antwerp Road. announced by her parents, Mr day, June 3, at the Village Club In tIon of an antique carriage m the Mr~ Warren F Parker. Mrs Beverly Road, was recenll) The wedding IS planned for early and Mrs Thomas A CracchIOlo, Bloomfield Hills, there Will be a Dearborn Museum and contnbute Norval W Reamer, Mr~ R W named to the academiC and effOl t of Lakeshore Road drawing for two afghans and an- to the lamination of documents In Smith, Mrs Harold BenOit Stan- October honor rolls for the wmter tn MISS TrupIano, a Grosse POInte The bride-elect attended Uni- uque Item::. Mrs ChClrlcs H Ken the Burton lhstonc~l Collection hmv Sr Mr<; F M TOll"lev Mr,<, North High School alumna, holds versity Liggett School, MIChigan nard IS hostess of the day Asslstmg fair chairman Mrs George Waltz, Mrs M L Van Da- mester at Proctor Academ y, An- dover, N H, where he 1,<,a 'lre~h a Bachelor of Arts degree In Hotel State Umverslty and received her * *.. Walter Frentz are Mrs Charles gens and Mrs B Thomas Wey- and Restaurant Management R N and Bachelor of SCience III man Nursing degree from Nazareth Proceeds from the society's an- Conzelman, Mrs Richard G AI- hmg III from Michigan State Umverslty. nual Heritage Fair, scheduled for bertson, Mrs. Charles Potter, Mrs College. Dr. Froeschke, son of Mr and Saturday and Sunday, June 11 and FrederiC Hmdley and Mrs Mlch- Mrs. Franz Froeschke, of St Jos- Mr Caraway, son of Mr and eph, was graduated from St Jos- Mrs. Robert G Caraway, of 12, at the Ross-McFadden House ael Mozer, eph High School, the University of Utica, is a senior at Western In Dearborl}, Will support two scholarshipS, purchase Window * * * Michigan and Wayne State Uni- MICrugan University The society's newly elected of- versity Medical SChool. He IS now flcers are Mrs George T Edson in a Residency Program III Ob- eewLamaze fi~l~UlJl at Cottage president, Mrs George F Ryck: stetncs and Gynecology at Smal V, Prof.eelonal Medical S.rylc8I epeclallz.e In bringing care to your home - Hospital of DetroIt. The Lamaze childbirth movie troduce the movie and answer man and Mrs. Raymond 0 24-houre a day, eeYen-days 8 week - with euperYI,lon by RlllIletered Huree. "Nan's Class" will be shown at questions pertaining to childbirth Wurm, first and second vice-pres: No Charge lor Nurllng Assessment. Our etaff membere Include' 8:15 p.m. Fnday, June 3, at Cot- preparation. Idents, respectively, Mrs. Conzel- HOME HEALTH HOMEMAKERS- LIVE-IN A triple jazz tage Hospital. No fee or reservat- Further mformation may be ob- man, ,chaplain, MISS Mary V. to assist With your AIDES - COMPANIONS- eyeryday liVing - do can be either a home ion is required; the film is pre- tamed by contacting Nancy To. MacDOnald and Mrs Dennis Mur- to assIst With your personal light housekeeping - health aide or home- sented as a public service by dorovich, CIS registrar, at 731- phy, rec~rding and correspondmg grooming perparalion of nu- de¥t atDIA laundry - and meal maker depending on tritiOUS meals, handling of Childbirth Information Service, 0277. secretaries, respectively, Mrs. preparation the need Pianist Claude Black, drummer Inc., a non-profit, volunteer group Ja~.na s F t John Makara, treasurer, Mrs wheelchairs. walkers and J.C. Heard and bassist Ron which provides childbirth pre- r n,e e es Kenneth Green, registrar, and other types of equipment Brooks will form a trio for 7 and paratlOn, early pregnancy, cesa- t Dlr -4. T 5 Mrs Clyde Kell, parliamentarian (Employees Are Insured And Bonded For Your Secuflly) 9:30 p.m performances m the De- rean and post-partum support a .fJ.. J lUIe * * * trOIt Institute of Arts' Jazz at the classes to expectant c.ouples in "Nippon Matsun" (Japan Fes- Society supporters irom the Institute senes tomorrow, Friday, eastern suburban petrOlt. tival) is the umbrella title for a Pointe area include past-pres- June 3, in the museum's Kresge A spe~ker and Instructor from celebration of traditional idents Mrs, Paul Aird, Mrs. Nor- Court. CIS,. which has. served .the c~m- Japanese arts and crafts at the man L. Parker, Mrs. Cornelius Tickets, at $6 for each set, are ~umty With hIgh quality ~hlld- Detroit Institute of Arts from 1 to Egan, Mrs Milton Osgood, Mrs available through the museum birth education since 1967, will m- 4 p.m. this Sunday, June 5. A DeVere Ruegsegger and Mrs. ticket office, 832-2730. The program for this free, pub- Carl J Dalligan. lie event sponsored by the Friends More are members Mrs Leo of Asian Art of the museum's HardWick, Mrs. Robert Henkel, THE HAIR Founders Society includes demon- Mrs Wilfred Holmes-Walker, HEADQUARTERS strations of ikebana, Japanese ink Mrs. Edward Karn Mrs Hey Each week. ~r~~"~~~r:tnd~~ga~~:daJ~p:n~~~t~~~'~M~~ig~~~~nME' :'1~~i JACKI SORENSEN Joseph's of Grosse n Pointe will present a new ,. amI John A'I haIrstyle [n this space r SlIm'! !oM:i:lh;~;:::~:" AEROBIC D~aNCE Our hair deSigners can give you the DOUGLAS BASTIANELLI, son Among DeLaSalle Collegiate M hairstyle to SUIt your lifestyle of MR and MRS ALFRED BAS- students who were honored at the ~--\-' ...... ~:, .. : ..- ii-"\ school semors'to WID the coveted MR' 'and M~S ANTONIO' MOH.- V' ,. • ~'\ \ ~''».'<"'\_',~:.:,. ~-;-../ -,-'----:-',}~ -J Josep ~s,of Grosse Pointe ¥ Michi~ ..,Statel'~ University" itEALE: of CoolLR9.ad VittoriO fIA y -, .,-:;t- .. h academiC award - the DlstIn- was recogmzed for his achieve- \ '>'0 ~.l. 20951 Mack Avenue 882 ..2239 gUlshed Freshman Scholarship. ments In French the school's /,-t_\, ~\.\ ," ,~? "iiJ C;?! ~/:. Douglas ranks 11th m his class of newspaper and ye~rbook and III ~ \, ",' .,,/ 0 --- ~" :; ,I Grosse Pointe Woods 429 at Grosse Pointe North High the NatIOnal Honor Society 1(' a'l 'v-' /~ 0, y' I~')J" School, With a 3.90 average He * '" .. t ( '\... -~ - ,r--r- f plans to major III engmeermg 'tAmOtngdMtlChlgan St[ate udnlver- \' :"--- __ ~- - - ... -. --"'-":.-:. _'-r~ I * * * SI Y s u en s recent y In ucted " mto the school's chapter of Phi "-l,-,I, 1 r'- ... _~ DIANE CREA, daughter of Beta Kappa is GLENN JACKSON, .. ~'- "" -,<,' 'V~ ...... JOSEPH CREA, of Mt. Vernon son of MR. and MRS. WIDMAN l olt'" ALT b,cD,IlC q ,hoL ""du",",v el dO",d b, Jackl Road, starred III the MIchigan JA CKSON, of Cadieux Road A Sor"n" nth. "g ""IO! of A"rob C Damlng Slvlcd fOTcOll110rl dn,' . gILa! loY,,~ t f HI <, 1 onl \\,.h ( )o~on upp r ell n ...."'. uff b St a te Ul1Iverslty pro d uctlOnof 1979 graduate of Grosse Pomte n,lIJrdl, ed, "The Adventures of Peter Cotton- South High School, Jackson IS a The lack1 ';01""" ,11< e , I~hl '-'L Shl ",,, ~ ,es ,OU ,up" OT 'I" A 'I 23 th h M 8 suppurt It:> (or Ih~ ldJV v...lu lS ...ultu ...db ul AerobiC Dd~IClllq t al prl roug ay semor majoring In Criminal JUs- . , Diane IS a 1982 graduate of Grosse tlCe at MSU, where he IS also a 1;. "'f • Pomte South High School, a for- member of Alpha Phi Sigma. the mer member of the Pointe Play- crimlllal justice honorary, and ers and a veteran of Grosse Golden Key NatIOnal Honor Soci- OF GROSSE POINTE Pointe Children's Theatre ety 17112 KERCHEVAL * * * PIANOS WANTED Among Wayne State Among cadets Grands.SpineIS. Cansoles University students placed on the Ad- PHONE 881-1191 TOP PRICES PAID who received SpeCial miral's List at the recogmtion as one of State Umverslty of Open Mon.-Sat. 9:30-5:30 837-0506 15 students awarded New York Maritime Thurs. & Fri. until 9 BUY- SEll- RENT the 1983 Student College IS MICHAEL LeadershIp Awards on S PRYZYDATEK. March 31 is DIANE son of MR and MRS McCORMICK, of The STANLEY PRYZY- Farms DATEK. of Woods Lane * * * ANN WILSON, daughter of MR and PAULA A KU. MRS, FRANCIS WIL- KUCKA, of Wayburn SON, of LeWiston Road, was named to Road, was named to the Dean's LIst at the Dean's List for the Marquette Umverslty first semester of the for the fall, 1982-83 LUMEN-ESSENCE has been remodeled 1982-83 academiC year semester. in order that we ma serve ou better. at Holy Cross College. * where she IS a semor rhe EASTSIDE Now Has Ita Own maJonng In English BRANDT FRED- Stained & Leaded Olass Suppl Center '" * * RIKSEN, winner of . JENNIFER JA- the 1982 Grosse Pomte WE NOW OFFER CLASSES IN: MIESON, d~ughter of Summer MUSIC Festi- MR and MRS ROB- val Plano CompetI- S!"AI~ED GLASS Leaded or Foil, Fusing, ERT E ROSELIEP, tion, was the featured Laminating, Beveled, Sand Blasting, & Etching, of Hawthorne Road, IS guest solOist at the completIng her third Warren Symphony We Continue to be the Eastside's best year at Gould Aca- concert Apnl 24 resource for any glass needs demy, a college prep- '" * aratory, coeducatIonal • Custom Stained Glass DeSigns boarding school In Be- ROBERT J SHEEHY, of The • Repair & Restoration thel, Me, where she • Custom Beveling has been a mem ber of POinte, qualified for the varsIty softball membership In the e Sand blasting & EngraVing team and participated Quota Quality Club of • Glass Bending, Laminating, Fusmg & Painting the American Mutual In the alpine ski pro- Insurance Compames e Custom Glass FurnIture ~ram of Wakefield, Mass e DeSigner Table Tops MARTHA A He IS an Industrial sales representative In LYNCH, of Ballantyne the Detroit offICe Come To Our GRAND RE-OPENING! Court, received the Saturday, June 4th Jack E Walters * Award from the Pur- BARBARA BElL, of FREE GLASS FLUX to our first due UnIVersIty Stll Berkshire Road, re- dent Umon Board for cently completed a 50 CUSTOMERSI her outstanding ser. comprehenSive msur- New HDU1 5 at Businusl Mon .Fn 10 a m.-6 pm., Sol. 10 a m .S pm. S"" 11 a.m.] pm VIres 10 Purdue The a nce course a t the award IS prc'lE'lltecl by Career Sales InstItute LUMEN-ESSENCE GLASS & BEVEUNG CO. the administrative In Omaha, Neb She IS staff of the Purdue a local representative 15129 KERCHEVAL AVE. _ < KERCHEVAL • Memonal Umon to a for Mutual of Omaha ~r--~Grosse Pomte Park, MI48230 -~. Et---~ member of the execu- and Umted of Omaha tive board Martha IS With the John R Grlf: a semor psychology fin Jr, DIVISion Of- ~ :, 824.3443 major at Purdue fice

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ThursdaY, June 2, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS

NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY

NEAR STAR OF THE SEA, super home with OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 TO 5:00 SPECIAL Large Center Entrance Colonial 3 fIrst floor bedrooms, large family room bedrooms, 21h baths, separate breakfast (9)(12) attached garage room, paneled recreatIOn room, lovely f1RST OFFERING - Remodeled (t'arm House m deSIrable Farms locallon, newer famdy room, sCleened terrace MERRIWEATHER ROAD - The best of ev- updaled kItchen, fIrst floor bedroom, four additIonal bedrooms, ruce yard erything in thiS magruficent center entr- FARMS 3-4 BEDROOM, WIth 12 x 10 Den, ance Colomal Four second floor bedrooms, slashed to $76,000 Located on pflvate Court FIRST OFFERING - LooklOg for a house under $50,000? Call to see thIS charmmg Farm House, fireplace in master bedroom, additional and a 50 foot W1de lot large lutchen, two bedrooms, deep yard bedrooms on 3rd floor, library and garden ...... WILLIAMSBURG COLONIAL on popular Lake- room, large assumable mortgage balance land WIth 5 bedrooms, 31A! baths, Mutschler Price reduced kItchen and great decor GROSSE POINTE SHORES GROSSE POINTE FARMS HANDSOME ENGLISH TUDOR - WINDMILL $189,500 47 FORDCROFT $360,000 39 BEVERLY POINTE CONDOMINIUM - NEAR VILLAGE POINTE AREA - Four bedrooms, florida 56 HAMPTON $139,500 79 CAMBRIDGE $103,000 Reduced 10% to $53,500, whIch now makes room, newer kItchen, updated baths, 583 LAKESHORE $475,000 203 CLOVERLY $270,000 thIS 2 bedroom umt the least expensIve natural woodwork, mtncate plaster detail 625 LAKESHORF $550,000 59 LAKESHORE $285,000 condo, W1Uun walkmg dIstance to the "Vtl- PrIced under $95,000 $106,000 60 RENAUD $500,000 168 MORAN lage" 85 WOODLAND $292,500 GROSSE POINTE CITY QUIET COURT m Grosse Pomte Farms, super lutchen, over-all well-mamtalned 3 bedroom home $139,500 CD GROSSE POINTE WOODS 306 ROOSEVELT offermg attractIve fmancmg $ 74,900 2307 ALLARD CLOSE TO VILLAGE SHOPS _ Four bedrooms you won't believe the potential in this home for $119,000 GROSSE POINTE PARK 905 BLAIR MOOR those who hke leaded glass and natural w~dwork, attractive doors and the like All for an 1516BLAIRMOOR $135,000 837 BARRINGTON $ 81,900 1160 BERKSHIRE $179,000 affordable reduced $99,900 $320,000 HARPER WOODS 1018 BISHOP FIRST OFFERING - New England Colomal. $265,000 GEORGETOWN Colomal 10 move-m condJtlOn :!t'!l19LE!'!NO!'! 8'>4EDGEMONT Tht' lIlu ..t popular are:l on Detroit's E!lst 15850-52JEFFERSON $144,500 Charmmg mtenor, hIgh cell1Ogs, lOrllldl dl- rung room, spaclOus Hurd floor bedroom- Side and for good reason We mvite you to ST. CLAIR SHORES study plan room Excellent hnanclOg POSSI- dnv~ by 4530 Harvard and you will not be 610 RIVIERA $ 59,900 HARRISON TOWNSIUP able to resIst maklOg an appointment. $132,000 ble through low mortgage assumption 38048 MAST Newer and larger lutchen, speClal "s-way" GRA YTON - Newer 3 bedroom colomal 10 lo- furnace, elaborate recreation room, 2 fireIr CALL ONE OF OUR PROFESSIONAL SALES ASSOCIATES FOR YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS. cation convement to shoppmg, schools and laces and very charnung decor are all nice transportatIOn Land Contract or SImple features JIM DANAHER PEGGY MURPHY TERRI MELDRUM AssumptIOn SKIP BAER MARILYN WOOD DIANE McFEELY CANAL HOME for de

1ST OFFERING _ Cloverly Road Built m 1979 by JIm Mast Master bedroom with dres- sing room & bath on 1st floor laundry 2 bedrooms & bath on 2nd 105 foot lot Cent- ral air & attached garage

WASHINGTON ROAD - Beautifully main- INDIAN VILLAGE One of DetrOlts Histoncal tained large home on 125 x 216 foot lot 10 most Homes as hsted m "Hlstonc ButldlOgs of De- prestigIOus Grosse Pomte locahon, Four fire- troit" by W. Hawkms Ferry, DeSigned & bwlt places, lovely terraced garden, mortgage ba- by Louis Kemper Extensive marble &I lance available at 8%% NEWLY DECORATED Rosewood woodwork 4 bedrooms 2~ baths TRANSFERRED OWNER 882-5200 Ballroom on 3rd Beautiful private yard WIth heated pool & 3 car garage. Well manicured, beautifully decorated & superbly mamtamed Ideal for profeSSIOnal Converuent to downtown Detroit. OUR NEWEST LISTINGS INCLUDE •••

MT VERNON, 3 bedroom Coloma!. Screened BALFOUR - 4 bedroom 21h bath Colomal OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 porch. Rec room Modern kitchen Den Family room. Pool With poolhouse 1323 HAMPTON _ ThIS 4 bedroom, 1% bath Colomal has fine 25' famtly room, new decor thruout and , ' S DUVAL - 3 bedroom tn-level W1th 3 baths a great pnce' _881-6300. - '- "" ALLARD - 3 bedroom IIh bath C1'ft'rnaLFatrr-. -- ....2'6 n-"familyroom With fIreplace lit bar BY APPOINTMENT uy room with fIreplace 50 ft. lot Central air. BEAUPRE - 4 bedroom 21h bath Engltsh. Up- GROSSE POINTE PARK _ 4 bedroom, IIh bath Bungalow near the lakefront park features NEW dated kitchen Screened terrace Rec kitchen, cathedral ceIling ltvlOg room, and flDlShed basement. $78,000. 881-4200. Room BELANGER near WIlliams 3 bedroom 2 bath TWO-FAMILY FLAT m popular rental area. 2 bedrooms + activIty room in each unit $119,500. residence Family room W1th beamed ceIl- CHALFONTE - 3 bedrooms IIh bath Colomal ing. 50 x 167 ft. lot near Brownell 884-0600 PRESTIGE FARMS AREA offers thIS 4 bedroom, 41h bath COLONIAL with famIly room, hbrary, maId's room and countless amemtles VERY SPECIAL 11881-6300.

CHOICE LOCATION on qUiet lane near the lake and a sparkling 4 bedroom COLONIAL featurmg huge family room With fireplace, living room fireplace, large enclosed terrace overloolnng lovely HARVARD ROAD 4 bedroom 2 bath 1Ih story brick pallo, handy 1st floor laundry and MORE! 884-0600 reSIdence OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 881-6300 1060 Devonshire Tudor 4 Bdrms, 21A! baths, famdy room, 'bbrary, REDUCED! 881-6300 868 Lakeland Colomal 3 Bdrms, 21A! baths, family room, ASSUMPTION! lIlI4-06OO 850 Lakeshore Colomal 4 Bdrms, famIly room, 3rd floor, 140' lake frontage! lIlI4-06OO 189 McKmley Colomal 3 Bdrms, 2% baths, fleXible land contract. 884-0600 :; 408 Neff Colomal 3 Bdrms, llA!+ baths, 28x20 family room, assumption 884-0600 KERBY ROAD - near Kercheval 4 bedroom THE SYCAMORES - Two lovely new houses 597 Pear Tree Cape Cod 5 Bdrms, 21h baths, central air, large site 884-0600 21h bath Colomal on 80 x 146 lot Family 10 umque setting No 10 & No. 15 Syca- 1050 N Renaud Semi-Ranch 4 Bdrms, Mmt condItion, large rooms, central air 881.6300 room more Both have fIrst Ooor master bedroom 1596 S Renaud Bungalow 3 Bdrms, 2 baths, nice grounds for summer enjoyment! swtes Or you may choose from the bwld- E JEFFERSON - Exqwslte Norman French 109 swtes avadable & custom butld your resIdence on 90 x 460 lot Slate foyer With own new house CIrcular stone staIrcase New kItchen With built-ms. SUnroom LIbrary \\Ith fIreplace HAWTHORNE ROAD 10 the Shores 4 bedroom 21h bath Erigltsh on 80 x 133 lot LIbrary EXQUISITE COLONIAL ON Belle Meade Cus tom bwlt In 1976 SpacIOus family room W DOYLE PL - 4 bedroom 21h bath 11h story W1th fIreplace & bar surroWlded by red- reSIdence 65 x 140 lot wood deck & overlookmg superbly land- LEWISTOJ\l French style residence WIth 5 bed- scaped yard rooms, 3 baths Rec room WIth bar. 2 car LOCHMOOR BOULEVARD m the Shores 6 att garage bedroom 4% bath Contemporary on 200 x UNIVERSITY Ilh story Engltsh WIth 2 bed- 162 lot Central aIr Large entrance hall rooms &I bath on 1st plus 2 bedrooms, bath Many extras & sItting room on 2nd (could be m-law 1 KENSINGTON near Jefferson 4 bedroom 2 '2 swte) A SUPER 3 bedroom, I1A! bath Cape Cod with bath Vlctonan Colomal Modern kItchen 2 OLDBROOK LANE - An outstandJng 4 bed- KERBY - 3 bedroom 21h bath Colomal 15x21 great lay-out In "tucked away" Farms locatIOn. extra butldable 80 ft lots mcluded room home on pnvate lane m garden settmg ft master bedroom near the lake Lots of charm and very eaSily Better than newl 8 %% Simple assumption avaIlable I 881-6300 LAKEPOINTE - 2 famIly flat on Lakepomte 2 mamtamed I 881-6300 WILLOW LANE - New England Farm house bedrooms each unit Separate furnaces / on pnvate lane 10 the Farms LIbrary, Den 'f LAKE SHORE - SpacIOus Colomal on 121 x 750 & garden room 5 famIly bedrooms & 31A! lot 'J:l foot library Updated kItchen Pool baths Umque locatIOn LOCHMOOR BLVD. - Cape Cod WIth library & YORKSmRE near Kercheval 5 bedrooms 3% 1St floor bedroom or den 3 bedroom., 2 baths Screened terrace 2 car att garage baths on 2nd $115,000 MORAN ROAD Lovely EnglIsh Tudor WIth 3 or GRA YTON 10 DetrOIt - 3 bedroom Colomal 4 bedrooms on 2nd plus bedroom & bath on Screened porch $35,000 3rd HARVARD In DetrOIt - 2 bedroom English RIVARD - Bnck flat Unit .. have 3 bedrooms, ExpanSIOn attIc $45,500 2 baths &I famIly room each New separate Open Sunday 2 00 - 5 ()() , furnaces 1886Allard - 3 bedroom Colomal - Family room GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Mmt condItion 5 IN THE WOODS - 3 bedroom, lIh bath Colo- SEVERN - 4 bedroom 2~ bath Colomal 90 x 978 Balfour - 4 bedroom Colomal Den & famIly mal on beautiful double lot has many custom 142 lot 15 fl hbrary WIth bar 18 foot fam- bedroom, 3'h. bath Colomal has family room, room den, 1st floor laundry and great value price of features Family room, rec room With fIre- Ily room place, Land Contract terms $115,900 881.4200 5.'>S Duval - 3 or 4 bedrooms FamIly room. AIr $159,000 881.6300 Other flOe Grosse POInte properties avaIlable In all pncc ranges Call or stop m our offIce &I diS- .....r cus,; your real estale needs ----m-'-"'-ea--'...;,y...' -'-2f~ 83 Kercheval Avenue o • s IIID "n",'(''';,,~ fJPople (lnd hOIl!WS mGBlE It,ith imfl~illfl'i()11 ~~ GROSSE POINTE FARMS GROSSE POINTE PARK GROSSE POINTE WOODS MAXON, 886.3400 82 Kercheval 884-0600 16610 Mack 881.4200 19790 Mack 881.6300

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LOCATION PRICE BR/BA FEATURES Oxford Road $365,000 4131k l,ll Elegant custom built Colomal. Grand MaraiS 162,000 5t'31k"h Fine large home, WIndmill POinte area Brys Drive 64,900 ~1 Brick Colomal, famdy room, great locatIOn Washington 86,900 31l1h Updated kitchen, 4th bdrm. on 3rd floor, large lot. TAPPAN AND BaHour 84,900 412 Mutschler kitchen, Immaculate and spacIous \ Bedford 83,900 411 Great family home. close to schools &: shopping ASSOCIATES Oxford Road 124,900 3121k Umque family room w/wet bar, central air, LC terms' TAPPAN AND TAPPANANDI Rivard 97,600 412 2 famdy income, each wJ(lreplace, sep utdltles Yorkshire 79,500 31l1h New kitchen, large den, large yard ASSCXIATES 1 Elegant home, remodeled and redecorated ASSOCIATES .'--- - _ ...... ------Lakeshore 198,000 413 h ------'" 884-6200 sq ft , Detroit Towers 105,000 312 Prestlglous Condo, 2,340 24 hr see &: door serv l' Harbor Sprmgs Condo 103,000 3121,1 Luxury Townhouse, rental management available Devonshire 89,000 311112 Family rm , central air, 3 car att garage LC terms

277 KENWOOD COURT - New home m Grosse Pointe Farms Three bedrooms, two baths, outstanding con- structiOn Call for list or its many custom features Youngblood Call one of our ASSOCiates for your housmg, needs RcaUy.ftc. Thomas R. Youngblood Betty Vmgl If you need an attractive, neat colomal on James P Fabick Nori Fury Super LOCATION In SHORES ON Cul-de-sac Trudy Rhoades charming street you will love this home. It IS Kenneth Kosovec Llvmg room, dmmg room, kitchen w/breakfast Bin Warren Thomas Gould room, 3 bedrooms and 3 baths You wIll also complete with hving room, duung room, famIly room W/rll~Vj

PARK A well mamtamed ENGLISH TUDOR for large fanuly Llvmg room, dmmg room, famIly room, kitchen w/eatmg space, fIve bedrooms, 21,2baths With a rec room/fireplace Priced within William J. Champion & Company reach $109,000 OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 - 5:00 PARK We are proud to be able to show you this gracIous colomal has Impressive settmg with CIrcle drive and 3 flreplaces From double doors there IS a marble foyer, lIving room, dining 1411 BEDFORD _ FIRST TIME OPEN _ LOVELY NATURAL WOODWORK highlights tlus spacI- room, Flonda room, famIly room, kitchen, five bedrooms and 3 full bath~. $205,000 OUS3 bedroom, Ilh bath English with remodeled kitchen, den and leaded glass features. PARK ThIs modern colomal has been entirely redecorated and remodeled The large family room 837 PEMBERTON _ PRICE REDUCTION on this handsome 3 bedroom, 21,2bath colomal makes thIs IS spacIous and airy With skylights. The kitchen is a "dream". There is a living room, dirung house even more desire able. Extras include cherry.paneled library, den, natural woodwork and room, den, five bedrooms and 31,2baths The roof is slate and there are marble sills. a buy at newer decor $159,000 BY APPOINTMENT PARK Starter home In whIch much has been added. cozy bungalow w/living room, dining BEDFORD - Center entrance colonial WIth 3 DEEPLANDS - Quality exudes from thiS room, kitchen and 3 bedrooms SImple Assumption available $33,900 bedrooms, 21,2 baths, family room and at- magmflcent semi-ranch with master suite, library, family room, central air and F ARMS Tills brick home has been tenderly cared for inSide and out There is a living room tached garage $110,000. sprInkler system w/dmmg "L", nice kitchen w/blt-ms, den/bedrooms, four bedrooms, 2 baths Rec room w/wet bar LAKELAND - View of the lake from this 6+ fireplace and lav $119,900 bedroom manse with library, family room, LINCOLN - New pnce 10 the 80's on this sun room, 4 car garage and excellent as. spacious 3 bedroom English, newer kitchen, WOODS-REDUCED ... Many Items mcluded ill thIs freshly pamted very mce colonial With living patio and beautuully maintamed room and dlwng room, family room, den, kItchen, 3 bedrooms A great buy.. $78,500 sumption RAYMOND - New family room only adds to ST CLAIR SHORES. A canal lot With hYing room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, sun porch 2nd floor has OXFORD - Lovely location befits tlus stately 3 bedroom, 21,2bath colonial With library and the lIveability of thIs 3 bedroom, 11,2 bath studiO apartment w/livmg room, kitchen, storage. only $97,500. fantastic family room. $187,500 colonial with remodeled kitchen. PORT AUSTIN Waterfront home with sandy beach Livmg room, dming room, sun room/over. $71,500. PEMBERTON - Old world charm with new lookmg Lake Huron, famIly room, kitchen, four bedrooms. $180,000. appointments enhances this 4 bedroom, 21,1 THREE MILE - Stately residence near Park SOLD - - - - WITHIN 5 DAYS bath colonial with family room and den features 5 bedrooms, 31,1baths, famlly room, $95,000 library, central air and good assumption RIVARD - Carefree condominium offers 3 ST PAUL - 3 bedroom townhouse affords low bedrooms, 21k baths, third floor bedrooms maintenance life.style. Newer decor, new and bath, lovely screened terrace adjoining . storms and screens, 11h baths and central living room, central air and more. alr are a few extras WAYBURN - Rent or buy thls 3 bedroom bun. LAKEPOINTE - Lovely 3 bedroom, 11h bath galow with fresh decor! Only $36O/month or colomal with a new family room, 2 car gar- $29,500. age, newer kitchen and pnced right!

Mary C Bodkm Shirley Kennedy Margaret Breltenbecher Lorrame Kirchner Sally Clarke Evelyne Rupp Marian Dodge Barbara Simpson TAPPAN & ASSOCIATES/gO K~RCHEYAl.Jee4-6jQO Dorothy Healy Jean Wakely DIane Kelly Cherie Pme "WE LOVE IT" Cathy ChampIOn Dlllaman, Broker d ...~ r / That's what you'll say when amenlbero£the 1- - - • WM.J. -, • r-> Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange LOCATED "ON THE HILL' .on I) Grow' P01~:;'~~~~~~'ll:~:."XIh"nlle m Glosse POinte Farms Mal:omb Board or HIdltllh finds you your new home. aCloss from Perry Drugs I ChaAND COMPANY !ll ~ Detroll Board or Rt'JIt"r, t 102 Kercheval 884.5700 L. -_-

~ 20439 MACK AVEttUE Grosse POinte Woods £,~,~~ ~e4{~ "Wher~ Sales and Fr;e1uls Are Jlade" 886-8710

NEAR tHE LAKE .. Tlus spacIOus EnglIsh Immaculate three bedroom colomal In qwet Tudor offers a Mother.m-Iaw's quarters, 4 or 5 neIghborhood near a park All the many recent >"...... Improvements Will make you want to move bedrooms, 41h baths and a 3 car garage You'll r"~ •... nght-m, new furnace, new roof etc, etc, etc appreCIate the hardwood floors, leaded glass .' ~'. II•••• and modern kItchen. $86,500 ' OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 :;t.~ . , OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 ...~ ~...... 1070 HAMPTON - Reduced 10 pnce Periect ~AaCCJl1l1 947 LAKE SHORE - Grosse Pointe Shores 'q('e.tt ~ ""'*Y OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5 Lovely colonial newly decorated mslde and out move-in condition CharmIng decor Three bed- Offering <4 large bedrooms, family room, 21h rooms, 11,2 baths, new kitchen, new WIndows 'Ceft&u1y ~ locMlODf 16245OAKWOOD (Hall rd, North of Garfield) Single "detached" condo in LakesIde Vllias Sharp 3 baths, new carpeting and drapes New roof and with custom Window treatments. New furnace ,W",J.~ bedroom colomal family room with cathedral ceIling, fireplace, formal dming and 1st floor circular dnve Alarm system, sprinkler sys- and air condttIoning, new roof Nice famdy ...1.Co. laundry Full ba~ement, attached garage and central aIr Price Includes aU apphances tem Recreation room. Central aIr. Price re- room and rec room o.NIhw.lAler. duced! W'IIMn and ..... tne. APARTMENT DWELLERS cut down on out of pocket cost at moving time by taking advantage of all ALSO OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 R4 Edgar & Jlaoda1n the extras that go With this 3 bedroom, 1If.! bath colomal Built In 1950 the home, on large lot 539 SUNNINGDALE - Center entrance colomal In excellent condttlOn Beautsful decor Offenng 4 JofW\ S. Goodmllft ... features a paneled den, finIshed basement and two fireplaces Under $80,000 bedrooms, 21,2 baths, newer farmly room, library, large kItchen Central aIr. RecreatIOn room • QfoUI PCIIntt ' CONDO NOT THE ANSWER???? Then try thIS dehghtful, completely remodeled carriage house with bar and fireplace New spinkler system Many newer items , AMI,e ..... ~ recently redecorated, It features a secluded patio, small yard, attached garage, mIrumal upkeep 1389 BRYS - Three bedroom colomal WIth modern kitchen, newer furnace, 2 car garage SpaCIOUS "~&~.1ftO, Without sacnflcing the pnvacy of your own home rooms, patiO. Simple assumption . J4h..IIIJlDM" ..~ ;.. INVF..sTOR'S DREAM Pnced well below market value, thIS spacIous home reqwres only cosmetic """,...", In&. ., 1928 PREST WICK - Three bedroom colonial WIth 11,2 baths, hardwood floors and wet plaster, touches to restore tMden value A large country kitchen, lIbrary, and famIly room are only a few natural fireplace in living room Two car garage with heated room attached. of the extras that make this 5 bedroom 3 bath sleeper one of the smartest buys on the market :~~"j;«- 686 BIRCH LANE - Off Fairford Three bedroom ranch on a large lot 21f.!baths, famdy room Must see to apprecIate : ..... ' .. ~. $ ~ LOTS OF HOUSE FOR THE MONEY plus a large pnvate yard 6 full bedrooms and 31,1baths, dining room, first floor laundry Owner will conslder trade on a smaller house Land Contract p•• u..n...... terms family room and first floor library All thIS combmes WIth an attached garage and a completely : Al/ftW:J fenced yard :uKS1 DAMMAN - Harper Woods Three bedroom bungalow with famIly room Well landscaped ~ e..... RESTORATION With mallculous attention to every detail has nearly been completed An exquIsite Patto Central air Assumable mortgage at 11% "'tdCl __ example of MedIterranean architecture on an estate-slZed lot IS bemg offered at a fractIOn of BY APPOINTMENT reproduction cost Fabulous mlald floors and fme marble and stone work make thIS claSSIC the =e=...*" . c ...... fmest house of ItS kmd bemg offered m the Pomtes today LAKEPOINTE - Sharp mcome Lowe"r con- VAN K - Large 4 bedroom colomal WIth 21,1 tams 3 bedrooms, upper 2 bedrooms baths, famIly room, screened gazebo m Fireplace In lower unit Separate utilities. yard 2 car attached garage Tiled Base- Recreation room With bath Land Contract ment Priced Just reduced I.'n.c_ ... oa or assumable mortgage , .. " hwft " in the city of Grosse WAYBURN - Two bedroom bungalow With a ...... 00. . Tt1 [ PERRI EN PLACE - Umque ranch with three simple assumption at 81,2% Expansion Pointe off Jefferson bedrooms and 21h baths, family room with area upstairs 1 car garage SYCAMORES attached screened porch. New fence and ,r::=.. near Cadieux outdoor lighting in yard 2 car garage COUNTRY CLUB - Cape cod located 10 .~.~ Harper Woods 3 Bedrooms Updated ".U " •••• I~ RIDGEMONT - Reduced to $48,1MlOCozy two kitchen , T«*laMCl bedroom ranch With newer carpeting. ~ Cu~tom Houses & Buildable Sites Natural fireplace, 11,1car garage VclUngOlood ~,tne OLD HOMESTEAD - Tn.level In excellent condihon 4 bedrooms, 21f.!baths, family room WIth . . View.Sunday, 2 to 5 p.m. fIreplace Built-in stereo and record player, Inter-com, 21,1car attached garage " .,

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\ Thursday, June 2, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS :page Ten-S JIM SAROS AGENCY, INC. STRONGMAN 22 WEBBER PLACE - Grosse Pointe Shores _ Shown by appointment - SOME OF THE CUSTOM FEATURES ARE: Imported hand & ASSOCIATES carved oak throughout the LR, DR, foyer, lib- rary, and stairway, majestic leaded cathedral windows, six natural fireplaces, beautiful hand made hardware, pewablc liUng from floor to 881.0800 cellmg 10 all baths, modern kitchen, Including commerCial ovens and refrigerator, 3rd level ballroom, 8 spaclous bedrooms, professIOnally 1014YORKSHIRE 170LAKEVIEW decorated Call bster for more mformation. GONE WITH THE WIND impreSSive as the HOUSES, HOUSES ON CABLE TV Hus week old time mansions makes thiS home an Academy Don't miss this exciting review of this older Award Winner family room, library, four bed- remodeled home with five bedrooms, modern rooms and a kitchen that Will make your 1358 Nottlngham _ Estate sale, priced for quick sale Spacious 5-bedroom brick bWlgalow 2 full kitchen, famlly room and ImpreSSive grounds friends envious baths, den, 2-car garage All terms available Two car attached garage, call us for more de. tall8. 1689 BROADSTONE _ Located In Grosse Pointe Woods - Custom home with 4 bedrooms, 2 bat. hrooms, formal dining room, family room, study, expansion aWc with heat, electric, and plumb- THE PRICE IS RIGHT _ makes this $80,000, three bedroom brick home with super terms something to really look Into so call us Ing already In' T 927 BEACONSFIELD _ Affordable 3 bedroom brick colonial with family room, dining room, finished THE SPIRAL STARICASE _ From the 21 x 29 Master Bedroom to the outstanding Family Room na!\('ment and more Land Contract terms are UNBELIEVABLE - t10,000 down, at only 7% plus three bedrooms and a modern kitchen and recreation room. You'll really be pleased Interest, 5 to 7 years 20860WILDWOOD _ Eight Mile _ Harper Area In Harper Woods. GROSSE POINTE SCHOOLS. Lge HAPPY DAYS _ and you will be In thIs 3 bedroom Brick home for $65,000 2 bedroom unit In qualtty constructed beautiful complex, appliances Included, custom drapes, ROCKY II _ a real knock out with a kitchen that will make you the Champion Chef you always move In condition wanted to be, also this winner has 3 bedrooms and 2't.i baths. KNOT'S LANDING _ striking newer Ranch that has two bedrooms and library for the professional JIM SAROS AGENCY, INC. person. DALLAS _ Type cOWltry Kitchen in this stunning 5 bedroom Colonial W1thden Our entertainment home of the year 886-9030 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE _ 82 x 263 SiZedlot near Eastland. 2 bedrooms and family room with natural fireplace, 2 car attached garage SCHULTES REAL ESTATE THE HONEYMOONERS _ Great starter house for the Newlyweds 3 bedrooms, alummum Sided JUNE ALREADYl - - A GREAT TIME TO SELL home on quiet street $32,900. YOUR HOMEI A GREAT TIME TO SEE OURSl EIGHT IS ENOUGH _ 5 bedroom brick home With 2 updated full baths and modern kitchen plus den In move In cond!tion $55,900 FIRST OFFERING CALL US FOR A PREVIEW AND WATCH US ON CABLE TV TOURAINE ROAD _ In the heart of Grosse Pointe Farms. We are pleased to offer this deluxe 3 bedroom Colomal Updated features mclude kitchen, family room, deck, landscaping. A home you'd be proud to own ELM COURT - Beautiful spacIOus contempor. STEPEHSN - Four bedroom semi-Ranch with ary home Six bedrooms, great open floor surprising amount of splice. Jumbo modern plan Hot tub, new deck, garden room kitchen, large tamUy room and living room. Paneled recreation room. ESSEX - Well located new Colomal 10 mint conditIOn 3 large bedrooms, 2'f.l baths. GRAYTON - Attractwely decorated 4BR, lIt.. Ichweltzer .... Bettst"mes. bath brick Colonial. Natural woodwork, Reol E,tote, Inc. I and Gardens GRAYTON - Moderately priced! A great lellded glas!I dool'$, new appliances. Hand. I W H value In superb locatIOn I Four bedrooms. 110m. fireplace in living room, Under Dressing room, family room, 2"1 baths All $85,000! 1wonames you can trust Terms! HAMPTON ROAD - Abundance of space HAWTHORNE - Prestigious Groue Pointe where you need it with huge family room Shores locptlon for this roomy three bed- and screened-in porch. 1st !loor laundry room, two bpth, 1J,1story Ranch, Solid oak "nd full bath. Four bedroom a posalble 3rd panelod family room with built-In book. floor aulte, shelves, MIDDLESEX - Immaculate 4 bedroom home, BRIARCLIFF - Luxurious larger Colonial In Cheerful new kitchen with .olid wood qulet location, 5BR, 2 full " 2 hal( baths. cabinet., Three full baths plus a ~ bath. With many, many extraa. Priced to 1811. PROVENCAL - The ultimate in graclous liv- MOORLAND - Famll)' enterta1nlnl and tun all Ing Stunning country eslate on private .ummer lonl in thl. excltlnl 4BR ColonIal street, very secluded, very exclusive. with nUje family room. Freshly decorated Pool.cabana.patlo. interior. OLD WORLD CRAFTMANSHIP A bit of Ens- RESIDENCE OF DIGNITY, This grand 5 bed- 8UNDA Y OPEN HOUSElil 2.15 land II present In this magnificent Restored room, 2 h bath Colonial has been greatly re- duced In' price. Both Impressive Inside and out 1567 SUNNINGDALE DR. _ Convenient room arraniement In thlJ styUah 4BR seml.Ranch, over. English Tudor, You'll appreciate Its fine fea- , turea 8S It sits proudly on a historic sHe In G.P, ,~odern kl~chen Wlbullt-Inll. GracIous 3rd bed. Toom complete w/sittlng rm. Ie full bath, OPEN looks golf course. Whopplni 1.14 acre lot! r~rk .. 4~sPI'~~~ bedr09~s. (F-079l 886-5800. 151 HILLCREST- LANE _ Stunnlnl 's&h ~nch with exciting features. Adaptable floor plan. {('wo SUNDAY 205. $126.500. (G-952l 886-4200 natural FP. Immediate occupancy 348 LAKELAND _ Stunning custom four bedroom Colonial Ideally situated. Totally private wooded setting with many flowering trees Gorgeous family room. All energy saving features .

Alice Boyer Schultes, Realtor Dmah Murphy Marianne Pear Sally Horton Sue Seward . Cindy KerWin Charles Trowbridge Paula Moore 881-8900• 710 NOTRE DAME CENTER ENTRANCE COLONIAL charmingly PRESTIGIOUS ENGLISH TUDOR In G P decorated and freshly painted. Beautiful Farms Outstandmg home featunng spacious hardwood floors, new carpeting, updated faml1y rm overlooking cozy patio and large kitchen w/butcher block countertops and leaded professionally landscaped yard Formal dllung & glass nook Newly landscaped Mtg can be As- rm & breakfast rm , flmshed basement wlrec TOLES ASSOCIATES, INC. sumed at 12% Delight to see! OPEN SUNDAY rm., & 3 bedrooms $139,700 (G-125) 886-4200 169 STEPHENS - PRIME LOCATION IN THE 2-5 (F.I28) ~5800 259MORAN. 284 KENWOOD CT OPEN SUNDAY FARMS Mt. Vernon Colomal With spaoous room, 1Jbrary, family room, first floor bed- FIRST OFFERINGS room and bath plus five bedrooms and four 1339ALINE, G.P Woods 3 bdrm 11,1story home offermg finished 2nd floor & 3rd bdrm , full bsmt , baths on second floor, recreation room, carpeting, 2 full baths Assume. $56,900 (G.166) 886.4200 four fireplaces, large lot 465 BELANGER Cozy home With spacIous floor plan m G P. Farms Ideal for newlyweds or ELM COURT - Beautifully mamtaIned colo- retirees Close to stores, schools & trans OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 $64,000. (G-144) mal 10 a half-acre, park-hke setting on a 1264BEDFORD Priced to sell 4 bdrm. English Col Updated kit w/breakfast rm , rec rm w/NFP, lane off Lakeshore Road Den 4 bedrooms, 21f.lbaths, recreation room With fireplace, Ige liVing rm. wiNFP, much morel $98,900 (G-1611 886-4200 patio Extra 'features mclude a new fur. 1649BRYS, G P Woods Best buy In area Large rooms, newer carpetmg " new kit floor 3 bdrm nace, central AC and spnnkler system Dutch Col $49,900 (G.164) ~4200 FIRST OFFERING 70 MERRIWEATHER - Close to St Paul's and 399 RIVARD Grosse PIe Condo w/5 bdrms , central air, hvmg rm w/wet bar Newer carpetmg " freshly painted Assoc fee $521mo $134,900 (G.160) 886-4200 240 CLOVERLY - NOT JUST ANOTHER the Academy Custom.bUllt colonial with 5 HOHUM COLONIAL, BUT A FRENCH bedrooms, 31f.l baths, paneled library, OUTSTANDING SHORE POINTE CONDO lmmed occupancy for thiS fimshed lower level Unit COLONIAL WITH SPECIAL APPEAL, screened porch, recreation room Ideal lo- Beautiful & sunny wl2 bdrms Mamt fee $156251mofor 'heat, water & Insurance $114,900 (G.162) SPECIAL FEATURES IN A SPECIAL LO- cation for chddren. 886-4200 CATION SpacIOus first-floor master SUIte, 2 bedrooms upstaIrs, outstanding kitchen WASHINGTON - SOUTH OF KERCHEVAL SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT and breakfast room, fIrst floor laundry IDEAL LOCATION NEAR ALL CON- 1212 EDMUNDTON, G P Woods Luxunous & spacIOus newer executive Colon prlvate cul-de-sac Extra features mclude a curved stairway, VENIENCES Center hall colomal with !lb- CUstom enclosed patio, beaut kit, famIly rm , bay window in hVlng rm , fmished rec rm , much marble floonng, highest quality hardware, rary, breakfast room, recreation room, 5 more (F.085) ~5800 large closets, alarm system. exceptional bedrooms, 31f.lbaths patIO and landc;capmg In a hillSide settIng BEST BUY IN G P FARMS Newer "custom" ColOnial on HIllcrest Prlce drastically reduced $5,000 599 RIVARD - Not only a !lbrary but a new Don't let thiS one slIp by wifamily rm , prof finished rec rm ,Ige closets, spacIous floor plan, 266 LEWISTON - EARLY AMERICAN COL- natural woodwork LC terms $79,900 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 (F.088) 886-5800 ONIAL In favonte Farms locatiOn 4 bed- family room with (Ireplace The large mas- ter bedroom has a beamed cathedral cell- In rooms, 3112baths, famIly room, library, re- 2100 HU;\lT CLUB Ideal home the Woods deSigned for family hVlng 4 bdrms, 2 full baths, creation room With fireplace, attractively mg, dressmg .room and bath Three other enclosed porch, 2 car garage w/door opener, well Insulated (G-l011 1186-4200 bedrooms and 2112 baths The flmshed decorated basement has carpetmg and a fourth bath- CONVENIENT CONDO LIVING 1st floor Condo In Grosse Pte near shoppmg & trans 2 bdrms 10.15 DEVONSHIRE - ALMOST LIKE NEW, room setthng an estate sale $49,900 (F-749) ~5800 haVIng b('en completely refurbIshed, Includ- NOTI'INGHAM Grosse Pte mcome w/3 bdrms m each unit Updated kitchens, hardwood floors, nat 109 lovely new kitchen with breakfast area, 125STEPHENS - If 5 bedrooms, 4 baths on the woodwork thruout 2 car garage Assume eXisting LC Reduced to $74,900 (F-068) 886-5800 new carpetmg and attractive decoratIng second rIoor, a paneled library and are. ExqUISite marble features 10 kitchen, gar- creation room aren't enough for your fam. LOVELY CONDO FOR THE DISCRIMINATING BUYER Tastefully decorated Shorepomte Condo den room and Iuxunous new bathroom with Ily, thiS outstanding Colomal also has a complete wienclosed patio" deck, NFP, beamed celhng In liVing rm Greatly Reduced to JacuzzI LIbrary, garden room, screened beautiful garden room, large glassed porch $110,000. (F-730) 886-5800 porch, 4 large bedrooms, 21fl baths Assume and a first floor maid's room or laundry 9 75'7, mortgage room Extra features Include central AC OrEN SUNDAY 2.5 3-car garage and 2 master suites 465 Belanger, Grosse Pte F'arms J 132 KENSINGTON _ ENJOY THE CON. 349 Hillcrest Gro8se Pte Farms 80 Willison, Grosse Pte Shores VENIENCE OF THIS TRI-LEVEL FLOOR 226Kenwood, Grosse Pte Farms 955 Crescent Lane, Grosse PIe Woods PLAN Paneled famil~ room or third bed. 1340Bedford, Grosse Pte Farms 612 Lakeland, GrOS8ePte City room 2lh baths Ideal location near shop- LUXURY CONDOMINIUM ping and schools 17111JEFFERSON AT NEFF ROAD Enjoy the FOR All YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS CAll OR COME IN pr1vacy, security and convenience of this OPEN MONDAY.FRIDAY 9 a,m.-9 p.m. and m COUNTRY CLUB DRl VE - Ranch on the lovely apartemnt with 2 bedrooms, 2 bath. 9:50.5:30 SAT. Ind SUN. enlrance drive of the Country Club. room., library with bar, spacious room. Paneled family room with fireplace and and cloaetl. $200,000 Including the attrac. GROSSE POINTE WOODS OFFICE OROSIE POINTE FARMS OFFICE bar, 4 bedrooms, 31h baths plus mald'a 888.4200 88&.5800 room and bath tive furnishings. OUT.OF.AREA, CALL TOLL FREE 1-100-247-5200 ext. 33 C W Toles WilHam E. Keane 'rOLES & Sue Adelberg Ann W sales ASSOCIATES, INC. [B Fifteen Office. In Four Countle. Bet8Y B Buda Jacquelyn M Scott I'IEALTOf(' Sally C Coo James D Standish, III REALTORS 885-2000 lIMICHIGAN'S FLORIDA BROKER" Mary F Ferber Lois M. Tolet, 74 KERCHEVAL , T -=- ~ ..._ -~~-~_~ _ P age Eleven- B Thursday, June 2, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS

Jr., Vour nest eggcould be more OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 82 CAMBRIDGE - OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 P m !AI Delightful Farm Colomal charmmgly deco- 'I!DII ..... I.... I -than you ever dreamed. GROSSE POINTE PARK rated, 3 Bedrms, 2th Baths, all rooms light • • I and airy, Super Kitchen, Lovely Library, .~ AWD.'.... 1341 AUDUBON Newer center entrance colonial featuring a large First Floor Laundry, Tidy lot ~EQ'''''~ U.S. Savi!1gs~onds offer o~portunity paneled family room with natural fIreplace plus 4 bedrooms, 2Jh baths, central aIr, 2 car garage A treat to behold Don't miss It 19 ROSE TERRACE - SomethIng slightly dIf- ~l1~ without nsk WItha new vanable ferent, but beautIfully bwlt of substantIal interest rate and minimum guarantee. GROSSE POINTE FARMS '~J.~."A*> ' , materials on an unusual plan By apt on 24 You could always count on U.S. Savings Bonds. Safe and 430 Mad1son - ~ear Brownell Jumor High School BrIck colonial, large hours notice ~, , , WilIollllllCllVoh.... "". steady, they could help you bUIld a nice little nest egg. paneled fa!flily room, 3 bedrooms, Ith baths Near shopping and transportation QUick possessIon R.G EOgwI Now there's a big change. Anew vdnable mterest rate ,,~ ... lets you shdre 111 the higher returns of the money market. 499 CHALFONTE - Charming ranch, newly decorated, built by Cox &: John GoocIfl'lItl. tile 1 ~ S A minimum guarantee of 7 /)( keeps it safe. Baker Many new features, glassed porch, two fIreplaces, 2 bedrooms, bath, recreation room Pella wmdows, fenced yard Reduced $85,000 ~ GrONe Po4n.. Smce thdt s only minimUm, JOining the Payroll Real Estate Co Savings Plan today could mean a bIgger nest egg than you Scully & Hendrie, Inc. Real Estate 2033 LOCHMOOR - Grosse Pomte Woods Charmmg center entrance Col- Hl{IQI8 &. MallOIl. tile ever dreamed. onial, natural hardwood floors, 3 bedrooms, 2 car detached garage 881-8310 JotlnstOll4l &. 8%% assumable mortgage Ju:.t hold \,our Bonds 5vedrs or more for thiS golden JQhMtone In<: opportunity WIthout risk It's ;,()methlng to crow about BY APPOINTMENT MeBr .. rty &. Adloch SINE REALTY Realtors, tnc 1728 BROADSTONE - Nestled on a beautiful tree hned street Just rede- Mon1oe&.~ corated, new kitchen mclud1ng appliances, large cherry paneled fam- ... IT'S WORTH YOUR TIME Ily room WIth beamed ceiling, 3 bedrooms, llfz baths, recreation room TO CALL SINE ... Plllmr..Queetl R4IaJtOrI with wet bar, large lot, 21fz car detached garage Best buy m Grosse Jim SarO& Agency Pomte Woods GROSSE POINTE WOODS , $dlultelR.aI Ea. FIRST OFFERING - 19972 W William - 3 HANDYMAN SPECIAL - 1088 Lakepomte - HistorlC Victorian $Qhwertur jJ ~drooms 11,. b;lths SemI Ranch For whItehouse on beaullful spacIous lot m Grosse Pomte Park, 4 bed- m... c..~, If"'.' mal dmmg room - Rec room - Drive - 2 car 8eUerHomec rooms, 2 baths, 2 car garage, price reduced. garage Excellent location' aa.dent GROSSE POINTE CITY - Offered to settle estate. BrIck center entrance Prestwlck - 4 bedrooms - 2lh baths - ON '$cuIIy_& colomal, 3 bedrooms, extra room on 1st floor $62,500 EXTRA LARGE LOT - large kitchen - at- ~lnc:. tached garage - FAMILY ROOM - Must .$.\OrflW094 ENGLEHARDT - St Clair Shores - Sharp 2 bedroom ranch, family see E,; R. 8f0Wfl room, 2 car garage, assumable mortgage Only $63,500 CLINTON TWP. $tM~Co. StrQfl9man TOWN HOUSE WIth 2 bedrooms - IIfz baths - tft. Aseocta_ alll1s. A C - bwlt-ms. - garage. Mamtance, heat 'r~and ue n & water - $112.00 per month. Bargam A~Ia •• Mo. REALTORS SINE REALTY T~tnd' MULTILIST SERVICE Y&l~" FARMS OFFICE 884 7000 ~-:~:..:. ,hV' 17646 MACK 886-4444

!HELP WANTEDI FOR SALE BY OWNERS Local Realtors are losing their "FOR SALE" signs at an alarming rate. Since there is about $50.00 Investment in each one, we ask your help in Has your home been on the market 30 days or more? Are you retrieving them. If a prankster deserts one on your property, would you tired of unqualified buyer calls and broken appointments? Do you return it, please, to any local real estate office? (No questions asked!) feel thoroughly versed in all modes of finance, repair, legalities Many Thanks. and expenses which arise as you market a home?

The JOhn S. Goodman Real Estate Company has been serving the Grosse POinte communities FOR OVER 30 YEARS. We have the various resources necessary to successfully complete the sale of your home. Let us put our time, money and expertise In to marketing your home. It's the summer, why not enJoy it and let us BORLAND ASSOCIATES worry about seiling your house Thank you for your time - we OF hope to be hearing from you Richard E BorlaOO, Sr Jessica Keatton ElaIne L. BorlaOO Bobble LIgan ;D"J)~n$. ~oohntan'NC RIChard E. BorlaOO, Jr EARL KEIM Paul Locrichlo Helen Connolly Jill McBride Marilyn CollCCIuo Joyce Sanders 93 KERCHEVAL 886-3060 GROSSE POINTE Bruce Sanders Kay CunDlngham REALTY E8tabl~8hed 1951 I Mary De Manigold Nancy Schumaker Nancy Hoblfedt Tom Steen Pat Horoe Bob TIghe Joanne Horner THE FULL SERVICE Betty Wyborskl Peggy Hume Mary Kaye Ferry PEOPLE HURRY SUMMER We have a garden of Open Houses'Uris Sundlty : Pick the ones that swt your needs, we'll be there in full bloom r OPEN SUNDAY 2.5

NEW OFFERING - 20006 HOLIDAY m the Woods Value packed Ilf.l story. Two full baths, three gener- ous bedrooms Family room with glass doors to rear yard and grlll- where you'll piCniC all summer long Much more. Join us for punch &: cookies Brmg the family, $83,900

NEW OFFERING - 1365 HARVARD Spacious four bedroom With a big patio and three car garage. Two fireplaces, breakfastroorn, 2Jh baths Only $115,000. A super family home

NEW OFFERING -755 PEMBERTON A mmt cond1tion three bedroom with updated kitchen, lav and bath New roof, all new alummum tnm and maintenance free exterIOr Completely redecorated New pnvacy fence and tllcely landscaped yard An excellent buy at $98,500. 1622 PRESTWlCK - Contemporary Colomal - Lovely brick walled patio - tree lined street in the Woods Thermopane wmdows, umque floor pl..n Three bedrooms - lots to see $83,500. 528 PEMBERTON - Walk to the Park - Tenms, boatmg, plcmcmg, etc It's almost across the street from thiS lovely four bedroom home LIbrary, Florida room - beautiful fenced garden, tile roof, many extras Great fmancing $129,900 1157 THREE MILE DRIVE - Immediate possessIOn - On one of the Park's fmest dnves SpacIous English Tudor estate sale Four large bedrooms, 3th baths, more' Super opportumty $147,500 298 UNIVERSITY - Absolutely beautiful 1980 Farm style Colonial, across Jefferson from the City park Sunken Iivmg room WIth vault- ed ceiling, large famdy room with wet bar First floor laundry Wet bar In sitting room adJolmng master bedroom I Mutschler kitchen Loaded With extras See It Sunday 1378 BALFOUR - A handsome four bedroom English Tudor With low heatmg costs' X-tra insulatIOn, family room, lovely fenced yard Lots more Come Sunday 16819 CRANFORD LANE - Townhouse In the city. Walk to Village shopping transportatIOn Four bedrooms, three baths, delightful spa- CIOUS rooms ChOIce at $89,900 851 SOUTH BRYS - Woods ranch - Three bedrooms, famdy room, super recreallon room Many extras $95,000 700 N OXFORD - Locatton, charm, value All are mcluded In thIS very attractive Farm Coloma I on one of the 10vlIest roads m the Woods Four bedrooms, 2112 baths. large family room Two-car attached garage BIg recreation room and abundant storage See It Sunday, GUARDIAN HOME WARRANTY $159,000 MORE NEW OFFERINGS. CALL FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT COMPACT TWO BEDROOM CONOO - Only $62,900 Great locatIOn m the CIty Close to shopping. transportatIOn and waterfront park Low mamtenance fee and utIlities Call 886-3800 today NEED A TWO BEDROOM RANCH? Excellent Park location. ThiS one has It all Generous rooms. large kitchen, even larger first floor laundry and pantry Attached 2-ear garage With electrIC doors Small yard WIth patio m rear Abundant storage space and closets. Central air condltlOnmg MORE GUARDIAN HOME WARRANTY Only $78,000

GROSSE POINTE OFFICE THE WOODS OFFICE OPEN SUNDA Y 1().4 OPEN SUNDA Y 1()'4 395 FIsher Road 20647 Mack. Avenue (free parkmg in rear) (Just South of Vermer) 886-38eO 884-6400

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Counter Points A selection of recipes from the By Janet Mueller by. Pat Rou,sseau forthcoming low-calorie, low.chol- Goodbye, briefcase. Hello, sew- esterol - and penny-wise - cook- Dad Deserves ... a fine watch and if he doesn't ing bag. "I used to sew," says book by Thyra Grey Howard and have one, this Father's Day Debbie Tischler, "and I used to Helena DeWitt Roth featuring, present him with an ultra-thin like to sew. But thIS past year, I this week, FRESH IDEAS for haven't been able to get around to FRESH VEGETABLES. Seiko watch from the elegant it." This summer, Debbie, imme- La Salle Collection at Tony diate past-president of the Detroit '" '" '" Cueter's Bijouterie. The hand. Symphony League as of May 11, GREEN ONIONS ELEGANT some styles come with gold filled bands or leather and a friend, a fellow frustrated 4 bunches fresh green onions straps. See the collection at 20445Mack Avenue ... seamstress who served With her '; /~

-_._------~ Page Two-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, June 2, 1983 Park plans summer agenda Summer officially began in the the beginning, intermediate and King of the ring Park last Saturday, May 28 Swim- advanced mtermediate levels Childrens' lessons will be held (Continued from Page lC) ming and tennis lessons, the Fls~- kids I've enjoyed workmg with mg Rodeo, volleyball and tenms from noon to 4 p.m. while adult lessons Willbe taught from 8 a m. to flrmatlve response. "They all them. And I'm one of the best tournaments, and other activities trainers In the United States. I fill the agenda for fun in the Park. noon answered my letters, they just The tennis tournament will said they couldn't help out at pay. attention to every fighter, Registration for aU lessOns Will tram every student, to be a be held on Saturday and Sunday, begin Saturday, July 16, and con- thiS time Even that was better tinue through Saturday, July 23 boxer. And I do it because I June 4 and 5 from 9 a m. to 3 p.m than the city - I wrote a letter Applications Will be accepted love It." at Windmill POinte Park Park to the mayor and he didn't even from July 5 through July 12. respond passes must be shown for each And then there's the matter person being registered for clas- Adult co-ed volleyball will begin July 13. Any group Interested in "It's a sh ame when you of Bolos' dream a presidential ses and there IS a $5 fee per per- some friendly and fun competition spend all these years 10 the cItation to go with those he's son/ per sessIOn Sessions will be must submit a team entry by Fri- nei~hborhood and people keep received from mayors, gover- held as follows; First session: telhng you that you're doing a nors and most important to Monday, June 20 to Fnday, July 1; qay, July 1. great Job but they don't hIm, the one he earned from his Second session Tuesday, July 5 to AerobiC lessons Will also be of- give you any help" ethmc community He's most Friday, July 15, Third seSSlOn' fered at Wmdmill Pomte Drive proud of bemg named the 1980 The $45 fee covers the six-per- RIght now, Bolos' gym Monday, July 18to It'rlday, July 29; Humamtarian of the Year by week classes which begm Mon- equIpment (whIch he paid for) (tennis only) Fourth session' the Michigan FederatIOn of Monday, Aug 1 to Friday, Aug 12. day, June 6, and run through Fri- IS restmg III his Somerset Road American Syrian! LeOan~i)e day, Sept 2 Classes will be held garage And the "kmg" of box- SWim lessons Will be held from Clubs Bolos feels the award 10 a.m to noon at Windmill Gup- Monday, Wednesday and Friday mg IS in an unfamiliar spot was a great honor but can't from 7 through 7: 45 am.: Monday witilVut d ~Ylll. pies, non SWImming beginners, help but thInk about the one beginners, advanced beginners, and Wednesday from 6 to 7 p.m.; "I'm a little lost I don't know award which eludes him. intermediate swimmers, swim- and Saturday, from 11 a m. to what to do with myself Owning mers, adult SWim, begmmng and noon. my own gym IS important; I'm "I want to wflte a book - my IntermedIate diving, baSIC and The Grand Fishing Rodeo is set In charge and 1 hke that," life story - but it wouldn't be advanced lifesaving, and swim for Saturday, June 25, from 9 a.m Bolos says He adds that he team are the classes offered to noon. The Civic Association fair to write it If 1 wasn't hon- Photo by Coi'MlercoaJ Photo isn't ruhng out reopening the ored by the president. I'd like Tennis lessons will be held at Parade and Patterson Party will gym If his doctor gives him a to be recognized Patterson Park and be offered at be Monday, JUly 4 medICal okay Sandwiched by stars ..• "I've got a great story to "I want to get back to the tell. " Connie Lukosavich of the Park had some famous teammates as on~ CITY OF ~rn!l!lr btniutr MICHIGAN of 20 winners chosen from 60,000 entries for the WJR-BPA Bowling Party on May 9. Joining Lukosavich in the two-game match were WJR NOTICE OF ENACTED BUDGET FOR Afternoon Music Hall host Joel Alexander (left) and former Detroit Piston star Dave Bing. Big winners for the night were charities chosen FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING FUNDS Park Ruth teams in action by first and second place celebrity finishers to receive $3,000 in prizes. NotIce IS hereby given that the budget of the City of Grosse Pomte for the Connie and the other contestants were gifted with a WJR.BPA bowling fiscal year, July 1, 1963through June 30, 1984was adopted May 23, 1983 It There was plenty of action for on May 23 when Doug Lucas shirt and AMF bowling ball and bag. IS mtended that Federal Revenue Sharing Funds Willbe spent as follows the Park's Babe Ruth League hurled a four-hitter and struck out teams last week, including a three. The winners were able to Street Resurfacmg and Jail close, 8-6 Angel Win over the Car- garner only two hits, but capitali- Renovation. . . $30,000 dinals. Kevin Hewelt struck out zed on 16 walks and two hit bats- VLS athletes are honored Publication Costs ...... 200 four to earn the victory. The men. Dave Arnold and Rich Wal- Total .. $30,200 Cards' Brendon Keating and An- ler co)lected the Dodgers' only University LIggett School boys Davies and Julie Hampton. drew Morlan each had a double, hits. Starter Bruce Benoit was held their 39th annual Father-Son Andrea Kincannon was the most The budget 1S available for revIew during regular office hours at the the Cards finished With 10 hits. tagged with the loss Athletic Banquet on May 24. valuable trackster. Softball's most Office of the City Clerk, telephone 885-5800,17147Maumee Avenue CIti- Twins-Cardinals: The Cards Among the awards given were valuable player was Mary Fisher zens may mqUJreabout the relatIOnshIp of said funds to the entire 1963.84 came right back to take an 8-7 win It was a different story on May to baseball's most valuable The girls also competed in the City Budget over the TWInS The Twms had 26, With Phillies emerging the player, J.T. Parks, and its most ULS Annual Song Contest With the T.W. KRESSBACH taken the 7-5 lead in the top of the winners this tIme, 9-2 Improved player, Brian David. ninth grade winmng the cup. GPN -6-2-83 City Clerk-Manager seventh before the Cards came Winning pitcher KeVin Aardema Track's MVP was Steve Jackson, Other awards Included the Class back WinnIng pitcher Ralph gave up six hits, fanned eight, and with Howard Fauntroy as the Athletic Cups, given to Becky In- Mank had four strikeouts; losing walked only one He also aided his most improved Boys' lacrosse gall, ninth grade; Laura Stefanski, pitcher Wismewskl struck out two. own cause with four hits in as MVP was Ramsey Gouda and the lOth grade; Thena Cherpes, 11th CITY OF MICHIGAN The Cards' Evan Frakes and the many trips Benoit, Jeff Van Tas- most improved player was Ed ~rn!l!l.r "niut.r Jark , grade; and Susan Hudson, 12th ~, Twms' Brooks and Edwards all sel, Richmond McCloud and Brady. The MVP in tennis was grade. New inductees to the Ath- had doubles. Jeremy Wise each collected two Steve Pack with the most improv- letic Honor Society, Joinmg cur- NOTICE OF LAST DAY FOR FILING Braveb-Red Sox: Wmning pitch- hIts for the Philhes Jay Henze ~ player, Brian Hunt. rent members Muffy Hastings, NOMINATING PETITIONS FOR CITY OFFICES er Richard Cordova struck out 10 and Chris Ross did likewise for Andrea Kincannon and Anng in this 14-4 Braves' win. The the losers Rob Wood was named as only Nommating petitions for the following City offices must be fIled With the Sherer, were Tina Beizal, Gla City Clerk by 4 00 P.M on Tuesday, June lil, 1963. Braves rallied with 10 runs for the Farms-CI.ty AAA the third freshman m ULS history Cherpes, Ruth McCrary, Paula victory The Braves' Cordova; to letter in three sports (soccer, Mlghion, Charlotte Seydel and MAYOR Mike MacMlChael and Brian Ben- Grayson Willison had three hits hockey and baseball) in one year. Samantha De Smet. THREE COUNCILMEN Ivedez each collected extra base and GII Beck added two as Ne- The U-Club of ULS (varsity hits. Red Sox pitcher Kolp struck wark topped Phoenix, 5-2, in a lettermen) awarded the Most Val- The U S Army AthletIC Aa- PetitIOn forms are avaJ1able at the office of the City Clerk, 15115 E out three Farm-City AAA Little League ua~le Athlete Award of 1982-83 to ward for athletlc achievement Jefferson Ave., Grosse Pte Park, MI 48230 Phone 822-6200 Braves-Phillies: The Braves contest May 18. Amy Osborne semor J. T. Parks, as the boy who was given to Andrea Kincannon. wdn'j'thi~ pi~cfrer\l'. dual, ~1, flS lP.tll.de ,keY 'nla,y~s in the. field -,forI .has",-f~n.~l;"lbutedmosLof aU ath- The Muriel E. Brock SpIrit Cun N.J. Ortisi f6t-"t~"cra~uyn'nt t~ gre!a't'~"d ....,GRN~, __ "u .'''''''''''1''''''=0...< " ..bX"'" 1:-",- ==-Qlty01~rk-=- ~\1alllcl?l\~~" t2 strikeO'ttt'S,""Ph'o'enix 'J'a'ri,&'7Nick'Johnston' had letes 10 the school~ to' 'thee ULS HIt; Phillie counterpart Steve two hits sports program thiS year. number of girls participatmg in ~======::. ======;======.=-1 ... Addy had flWn- strikeouts Dan' k The girls held their anpual athletics went to the Class of 1985 - - " O'G d' I t h h't 't th Newar.k-Sa,! Anton~o: Newa.r Spring Athletic Banquet on May and the Joyce M. Tolleson Memo- CITY OF N MICHIGAN Bra~eaS ~: t~p u ~urt Le~d ha~ won agam, sthlS tAlmtoe1!1 a 7-2v 1c -26 rial Award for the ULS girl who ~rn!l.ar niutr 1J1artu.a t M 2 1 1P , three stolen bases, catcher Dan ory over an n mo ay . Lacrosse's MVP was Muffy contributed most unselfishly and NOTICE OF LAST DAY 'f Cimini threw out three Phillie Greg Snyder and K~lth Baer Hastings and the most Improved with the greatest humor and skill runners and Andy Bedsworth con- sha.red the San AntoniO pltchmg player was Becky Ingall. Soccer's to the 1982-83 gIrls' athletiC pro- FOR FILING NOMINATING PETITIONS tinued his .750 hitting for the ~tt~es and Baer also collected two most valuable players were Pam gram went to Pam Davies FOR CITY OFFICES Braves Sean Bruce had a base hit . NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to the CIty Charter and the for the losers MIDSEASON STANDINGS NOTICE OF ANNUALELECTION OF THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS MIchigan ElectIOn Law of 1964,as amended, Tuesday, June 14, 1963IS the last day for fllmg Nommatmg PetItIOns for the followmg City Offices: Park teams tie TEAM RECORD OF THE GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOLSYSTEM, WAYNE Louisville 8-0 COUNTY,MICHIGAN,TO BE HELD JUNE 13, 1983 FOUR (4) COUNCILMEN The Park Dodgers and PhJlhes Newark 6-2 TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF SAID SCHOOLDISTRICT' split a pair of games last week, to Hollywood 4-3 PetItIOns WIllbe received by the City Clerk untJl 4.00 p.m on Tuesday, throw the Babe Ruth race into a Portland 3-5 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Annual ElectIOn of The Grosse Pomte June 14, 1963 tie. San Antonio 1-6 PublIc School System, Wayne County, Michigan, wJ11be held m saId RICHARD G. SOLAK The Dodgers were 10-4 winners Phoenix 1-7 School Dlstnct on Monday, the 13th day of June, AD 1983 GPN - 6-2-83& 6-9-83 City Clerk THE POLLS OF ELECTION WILL BE OPEN FROM 7 00 A M TO 8'00 3177 Park's Smith PM, EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME, ON SAID JUNE 13, 1983 E. Jefferson tennis MVP CITY OF MICHIGAN Notice IS further gIVenthat at said electIOn there Willbe elected two (2) ~rn!l!lr 'niutt 1J1urm.a The Park's Tom members of the Board of Education of said School District for full terms SmIth has been of four (4) years each, begmnmg July I, 1983and endIng June 30, 1987 NOTICE OF HEARING selected the Most Val- The followmg persons have been nommated as candidates for the two four OF THE uable Player of the (4) year terms HamIlton College CITY COUNCIL Finest Chlnese-Amencan Food men's tenms team for Dorothy M Kennel Anthony J Skomskl NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the CIty CounCilWIllmeet In the CIty Banquet FaCIlities-Recently Remodeled the 198~83 season. HawaII Cocktail lounge-Happy Hour Mon Fn 3-7 p m Vmcent LoCicero Frank StellIngwerf Hall at 90 Kerby Road, Grosse Pomte Farms, on OpenMon T~"rs 11amI. m Fn & Sat 11a m 1 a m Sun noon 1a m Smith, a sophomore, Thomas R Peters Sharon J Vasher :159-1510 259.1511 - Carryoul Service compIled a perfect DaVid W Russel MONDAY,JUNE 20,1983 ll-O mark in singles competition, and won The places of electIon WIllbe the duly deSignated votIng places In each to hear a request by Mr Peter V Bologna, owner of the premises located WEIGHT six of nine matches electIon precinct In the School Dlstnct and are as follows at 131Kercheval Avenue, for a determmatlOn that a DetroIt News DistrIb- WATCHERS WIth hIS doubles part- utIOn StatIOn located at such address IS a use haVIng the same general character as the prmclple uses permitted under SectIon 800 of the City's Frosted Treat ner Hamilton secured PRECINCT NO.1 - Votmg place at ROBERT TROMBLY SCHOOL, & Dess03rts 820 Beaconsfield, Grosse Po1OtePark, Michigan Zonmg Ordmance and that such use IS not InjurIOus to the surroundmg Lo eal Men.u Its fIfth consectl ve neighborhood RAM'S HORN winmng campaign, RISIAURANI lHnlor Citizen., PRECINCT NO.2 - Votmg place at GEORGE DEFER SCHOOL, DIKCKlnt 10% capturing SIXof seven 885-1902 15425Kercheval, Grosse Pomte Park, Michigan The Hearing Will be public, Interested property owners or resuients of ..... 111* $2 50 matches durIng the the City are InVIted to attend 17410 MACk AT Sf CLAI. 1 P m.-10 p.m. sprmg segment of the PRECINCT NO.3 - Vot1Ogplace at LEWIS E MAIRE SCHOOL, DAILY DINNER split-season schedUle Richard G. Solak 740 Cadieux, City of Grosse POInte, MIchIgan GPN - 6-2-83 City Clerk SPECIALS: SPECIALS to fInish WIth an over- all 8-3 record Lake Perch PRECINCT NO.4 - Voting place at PERE GABRIEL RICHARD $3.99 $399 SCHOOL, 176McKmley, Grosse POinte Farms, MichIgan 11 •• II 11 , •. OIIly Smelt The son of Mr and Clams Mrs Leonard W. CITY OF ~rn!l.ar "niute 'urk MICHIGAN HOMEMADE Uncludee Potatoes, SmIth, of Whittier PRECINCT NO 5 - Voting place at KERBY SCHOOL, 285 Kerby SOUP DAILY ChOice of 1 Soup. Road, SmIth IS a hIS- Road, Grosse Po1OteFarms, MIchigan WE ARE FAMOUS Salad or cole slaw LEGAL NOTICE - Roll & Butter tory major at HamIl- for OUR DESSERTS' ton PRECINCT NO. 6 - VotIng place at DEXTER M FERRY CITY OF GROSSE POINTE PARK WATER USERS SCHOOL, 748 Roslyn, Grosse POInte Woods, MIChIgan The City CounCilat Its regular meetmg held on May 23, 1983,adjusted the PRECINCT NO. 1 - Votmg place at STEVENS T MASON t. combll1ed water/sewage rate effective on all bills rendered oil/or after OUTBOARD SCHOOL, 1640Vermer Road, Grosse Pomte Woods, MichIgan July 1, 1983 PREClNCT NO.8 - Vot1Ogplace at JOHN MONTEITH SCHOOL, The new combmed water/sewage rate and storm draInage charges for the HYDRAULIC 1275Cook Road, Grosse Pomte Woods, MichIgan LIFT SYSTEM CIty of Grosse POinte Park are as follows PRECINCT NO. 9 - Voting place at CHARLES A POUPARD WATER/SEWAGERATE SCHOOL. 20655Lennon, City of Harper Woods, MichIgan ReSIdentIal $1550 per 1.000 cubICfeet of water used Non ReSidential $1550 per 1,000 cubICfeet of water used plus sewer- PRECINCT NO. 10- Votll1gplace at JOHN R BARNES SCHOOL. age surcharge 20090Mornmgc;lde,Grosse POll1teWoods, MichIgan MONTHLYSTORM DRAINAGE CHARGE PRECINCT NO. 11 - (All absentee voter ballots) votIng place at Board of EducatIOn offices, 389 St Clair, City of Grosse Po1Ote, $550 per month for meters one Inch and under MichIgan $750per month for meters over one mch

Raise and Each person v.otlng 10 saId election must be a registered elector In the PENALTIES FOR LATE PAYMENT. 57r Lower Your City or Township wlthm thiS School Dlstnct 10 which the person reSides BIlls are ISSUe

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1A-PERSONALS 2D-CAMPS 4-HELP WANTED 4-HELP WANTED 1A-PERSONALS 1~RSONALS GENERAL GENERAL DEADBOLT LOCKS CAfd,P ARBUTUS - PrIVate INDEX TO CLASSIFIED OFFERED came qrand Traverse WELL Established men's PRA YER TO THE HOLY INSTALLED EXPERT , SU'1s AN OPPORTUNITY!! clothmg retaJler has a.n SPIRIT Regularly $60 - $39.95 . In- Clock and watch repair, all area. June 26th.July 23rd; 12D lake ond River Property July 24th-Aug 20th. Call NOT JUST A JOB - A CHAL- opening for a mature, meti- Holy Splnt, you who make me cludes lock and installation types. 35 years experience T legal NotICe LENGING CAREER and a 12E CommerCiol Properly 881-9442 Wnte MayfIeld, culous person WIth know- see everything and who Heavy gauge SIde door grill Authonzed Colomal clock 1A Personals new way of life with money 12F Northern Properly Michigan 49666 ledge oC men's clothing shows me the way to reach $24 Call G.C. Gllboe Master service representatlve II Secretarial ServICe for all those extra expenses. 13 Reol Estate sales Reply to Box V-17, my Ideal You who gIve me Locksmith 791-4382 lC PubliC Sole NOW is the perfect time to the DIVine Gift to forgive 884-9246 131. lols tor Sale 3-LOST Grosse POinte News, 99 PINE Knob tickets (2) 10 Obituaries put all your latent talents to and forget the wrong that IS 138 Cemetery Properly AND FOUND Kercheval, Grosse Pomte ChIcago, June 18th, very MARY KAY 2 Entertainment work I You can go from Farms, MI 48236 (Furnish done to me and you who are # 1 Skin Care Company In 13C land Contracts good seats 886-1153 2A MusIC Educollon LOST - male Cock-a-poo, homemaker to moneymak- resume and references.). lfi all Instances of my Ide Amenca Want to be a 28 Tutorong and Education 13D For Sale or lease black and gray, 1 year old er m real estate sales Here WIth me, I, In thIS short dla- MONOGRAMS-Personalize Brand New Youl Bring 14 Real Estate Wanted Y IS MORE 2C Hobby Instruction Lost area of BIshop and IS an OPPORTUNITY to A18:WA logue want to thank you for Father's Day gifts WIth your fnends in for a FREE 141. lots Wanted THAN SOAP I 20 Camps Kercheval 882-3812 jom one of the old hne com- everythIng and confum monograms "Sewn entirely facial WIth\a Professional 2E AthletIC Instruction 148 Vacation or Suburban ------pames of the Pomtes who Fantastic second income 01>"' once more that I never want by hand". 1111-9706. _ Beauty Consultant Bar- 2f Schools Properly Wonted LOST Boxer, male, Brindle has enjOyed a fme reputa- portunJty It's workmg for to be separated from you no WANTED. Professional Au- bara Ander.:.on 52776 __ 2G Convo'e,cent Care 14C Real Estate txchange (dark) Wednesday, vlcm- tion for over SIXty years m us, It can work for you. Call matter how great the mate 3 lost and Found • 15 BUSinessOpportunl"es ctioneer to sell tools, bICy- nEFLEXOLOGY Aloe Vera Ity of Harper Woods Name the real estate mdustry An ~anlyn, 824-2200__ -_ rial deSires may be I want 4 Help Wanted General 16 Pets for Scle cles etc Send replies to Box massage relaxation nutn- IS Baron Reward 882-1297 excellent traIning program to be With you and my loved 4A '~el~ Wonted Domestic 16A Hors~. for Sale IS offered as well as gener. OVERSEAS CruIse jobs. N-69, Grosse Pointe News, 99 tional counselmg Bee Pol- STRA YED Bo;er, dark ones In your perpetual Kercheval, Grosse Pointe 48 ServIces to Exchange 168 Pel Grooming ous floor hme and leads $20,OOO-$60,OOO/yrpossible. glory Amen len 774-2029 16C Pet 8:::: -j ~:; brown whIte chest and C~ 005-68HOOO, ext T-11126. Fauns ~23U ____ "" fIUU::.C: SIUj,'I~ St.l.h ..L.~ Thmk aoout It - no\\- ma) markmgs.372-4454 Thank you for your love tow PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE" 5 Situation Wonted 16D Adapt A Pet be just the rIght hmefor you Fee reqwred ards me and my loved ones ------YOUR HOME, a work of art FOR WOMEN SA Situation DomestIC 19 Pnntlng and El\gravlng FOUND Affectionate young to start a new way of life Pray this prayer 3 consecu. Framed, pen and mk water. 51 Employment Agency 2~ General Service Come In and talk about It - tlve days WIthout asking male orange Tabby Harper POSITION FOR color of your home, business SwedJ.sh, Deep Muscle, 5C Catellng 201. Carpet lay,lnll we'll help you deCIde. Call your WIsh, after trurd day Woods, Seven Mlle - TEACHER-DIRECTOR or boat. By Carol A Sinclair Reflexology 6 For Rent UnfurnlshLd 20B Refngerotlon and A" BeaconsfIeld area. 521-0904 PARIS DISANTO for an en- For Christian pre. school your WIsh WIll be granted, Conditioning Repair 886-8468. Nutritional Counseling 6A For Rent Furnished lightening Interview a p- program on eastside. no matter how dlfflcult It 20C Chimney and Fireplace pointment 884-0600 Hollsbc Weight Loss 6B Rooms for Rent FOUND - male blond Shep- Part-time baSIS For may be Then promise as "BE A STAR!" Rtpalr soon as your favor has been Call Judy At 1182-3856 6C Office for Rent herd dog weanng collar more mformatlon call Have your wedding ceremony ------~-~---- 6D Vocation Rentals 20D locksmith. Taken to Anti-Cruelty As- SECRETARY - full time pOSI- granted WIsh granted and receptIon videotaped in 881-3826 LEARN ProfeSSIOnal sleight 6E Garage foc Rent 20E InsulatIon socIation 13569 Joseph tion General office work, MDD full color and sound. of-hand magic 882-2930 6F Shore lrvlng Quarters 20F Washer ~nd Dryer Repair Campau typmg, clencal, reception- RECEPTIONIST "RENT A COOK" is offering CALL MEMORIES VIDEO -----~------6G Store lease 20G Gloss - Morror ServICe ISt Experience m real es. 758-2875 For optometrist office Honey Glazed Hams for SMALL Female dogs only. 6H For Rent or Sale 20H Floor Sanding tate offIce preferred Call LOST: PLEASE help me find part-time Eastland area. $259 a pound. Free de- MARKET your skills on tele- Cared for and loved. Refer- 6J Hall. for Rent 21 MOVing my dog, nussJng for some. Mr. Toles, 885-2000 21 A P,ano ServICe Send resume to Grosse livery 881-8089 VISIOn Exciting new cable ences $4/day Call VE9-l385 6K Storage Space time. Large/medIum fe- LOOKING for mature wom- show. Call 886-7928,371-4591 ----- 7 Wanted to Rent 21 B Sewmg MachIne Pointe News, Box 8-88, 99 DYNAMIC Duo Two musical male, spayed. Golden Re- an, with experience, to ~ve- Kercheval, Grosse Porn- PRAYER TO THE HOLY 71. Room Wonted 21 C Electflcol ServICe triever ffilX (Shepherd/Col- in as a compamon-alde, sIsters make your party a PRA YER TO THE te, Mich 48236 SPIRIT 71 Room and Board Wanted 21 D TV and RadiO Repair lie) Long blond haIr, very Monday through Friday sensation, setup, serve and HOLY SPIRIT Holy Spmt, you who make me 7C Garage Wanted 21 E Storms and Screens clean-up, with experienced gentle. (8 years old) It may References reqwred Call Holy Spmt, you who makes see everything and who 70 Storage Space Wanted 21F Home Impra/ement be sick and afraId of bemg POSITION AVAILABLE flair. Live classLCal/pOp en. me see everything and who 886-5547before 8 p.m show me the way to reach I Articles for Sale 21G Roofing ServICe lost. lI24-l1069. OR BOOTH RENTAL AT tertainment at your request. show me the way to reach my Ideal. You who gIve me II. Musical Instruments 21H C:lrpet Cleaning BABYSITTER wanted for m- 884-2106 JOSEPHS OF my Ideal, You who gIve me theDivlOeGlfttoforgiveand II Antiques for Sale 21.1 Pall11lng, Decorating 4-HELP WANTED fant and 8 year old. 1J,2-2lh the DiVine Gift to forgive days per week Only older GROSSE POINTE PINE KNOB tickets, row forget the wrong lhat is done Ie OffIce EqUipment 21J Wall Washing GENERAL E-CENTER Barry Mam- and forget the wrong that is to me and you who are in all 9, ArtICles Wonted 21K Window Washing woman need reply Refer- BEAUTY SALON low. John Denver, Donna done to me, and you who are instances of my llfeWlth me, 10 Snowmobile for Sale 21L Tole Work ences, 886-1384after 6 p m. 882-2239 $50,000 POSSIBLE Summer, Anne Murray. in all mstances of my life I, mthls short dialogue want 101. Malorcycles for Sale 21M Sewer ServICe WANTED' Administrative Row J-RIGHT, Bette Mid- with me. I, in this short roa- to thank you for everything 21 N Asphalt Work FIRST YEAR and confirm once morethatl 108 Trucks for Sale Wanted - sales oriented Secretary for church office. leI', Engleberdt, Tom Jones, logue want to thank you for 210 Cement and Brick ""ark 25 hours per week, exper- never want to be separated 11 Cars for Sale workmg partners in new Melissa Manchester, call everything and confirm 21 P Waterproofing Ience required Send re- .1 _/~ once more that I never want from you no matter how 11A Cor Repair weight control product Po- evenings. 884-0152 great the material desires 11B Cars Wonted to Buy 21Q Plaster Walk sume to ABC, 415 Burns to be separated from you no 21 R Furniture RepaIr tential unlimited - ffilOl- Drive, Detroit, 48214 ~- BEAT the high cost of lin- maybe Iwanttobewilhyou lTC Boots and Motors 01 mal mvestment 83~8519, -(IA"~~ matter how great the mate- 215 Carpenter gene, the Undercover Way rial desires may be I want and my loved ones m your 11D Boot Repair after 5 EXPERIENCED hairdresser For more information, call perpetual glory Amen 11E Baal Dockage and Storage 21T Plumbing and Heating '(.,..;. to be with you and my loved 21 U Janitor ServICe PAINTER 2 years interior, and mamcunst full or part- Pam 527.3485 ones III your perpetual Thank you for your love to- llF Trollers and Campers Have a party! We are seek- 21V SlIverplatlng exterIOr painting needed time. Bedell's RJverhouse glory. Amen wards me and my loved 11G MobJle Homes ing representatiVes in this 21W Dressmaking and TailOring Own transportation Full Salon Days, 821-2949, even- Thank You for your love tow- ones Pray this prayer 3 con- 11H Aorplones area. 100% GUARANTEED 21X [lrapelles time. Greg. 1182-5661 lOgS, 823-3358 DECOY'S ards me and my loved ones secutlvedays wilhout askmg 12 Suburban Acreage line of Gifts, Toys and Home BUY, SELL- Pray this prayer 3 consecu- your WIsh, after trurd day 1214.Suburban Home 21Y SWimming Pools APPLIANCE Repair man SECRETARY needed for a Decor on party plan car real estate office in Grosse OR TRADE tive days without asking your wish WIllbe granted, no 12B VacatIon Property 2 T Z Snow Removal IJnd wanted - must have some and phone needed CALL your wish, after third day matter how difficult It may 12C Forms for Sole landscaping washer, dryer experience Pointe. Must be a good typ- TOLL FREE. 881-2603 your wish will be granted, be. Than promise as soon as Call Thursday or Friday, Ist and shorthand is requir- * 1.... 553-11177* ed. Full-time position Call no matter how diffIcult It your favor has been granted 1A-PERSONALS between 3 p m - 6 p.m only Wish granted R G.M _ 2A-MUsaC 885-0079 Donna, 886-9030. may be. Then promIse to SECRETARY SENIOR LADIES publish this prayer as soon EDUCATION FINANCIAL PLANNING PRAYER TO THE HOLY ROTOTILL YOUR garden or BARMAID for neIghborhood Schweitzer Real Estate in EnJOY life and don't live as your favor has been SPIRIT bar, withgnllexpenence 5 College graduates, successful alone or with relatives. granted WIsh granted J L. flower bed Free estimates WOODS MUSIC sales candldates or person Grosse Pointe Farms is Holy Spirit, you who make me days Call Thursday or Fri- . takmg applications and We offer gracIOus livlOg In area. 886-0686 U 10 day between 8 . 10 P m Sa. WIth pnor business owner- see everything and who ------ST D conductmg interviews on for the young at heart. P'SYCHIC turday, 3 - 6 P m 776-6968 shIp preferred to invesll- show me the way to reach EASTPOINTE Gymnastics, GUITAR, PIANO, THEORY Saturday, June 4th, be- Call for brochure, 625- CLASSES - Meditation and my ideal You who give me June 28-August 4 $25. Age HOME or STUDIO gate a career m the SpeCIal- SECRETARY for medical of. IZed held of finanCIal pla,n,.. tween 9~;w a.m. and \:30 17 625-5513 Psycluc Development the-Divine G>fltofOtglv~ ~t!~. ,,3- J,R, ~T,~t;l~~~-.'l;"U1:11(i,ay.. J' r T 20Ms Mack)' , . flee; explmenced reception- I forget the wrong that IS aone lUng Please contact Glenn p.m., at 18780 Mack Ave. PARTIES - Home or Club a m //4- 000 Call weekdays. to me and you who are m all Ist, all Insurance, accounts Housey at 64~3250 W~ are seeking an experT " Functions. 4 Theme selec- RENT A COOK - I'll cook {or 88l-29m .881-5880 payable and receivable, ienced person wiUJ RECALCOF tions Participation in re instances of my hfe with me, EXPERIENCED wrought good I in this short dialogue want your dinner, offJce party, or sk1Jled in the use of dictation offIce skills, who enjoys GOVERNOR lated exercise. any special occasion. VIOLIN/VIOLA instruction. Iron welder Part lime Call to thank you for everything eqwpment, East SIde area. people contact, is willing BLANCHARD READINGS - Private or Reasonable Excellent reler- Artist teacher. Suzuki 772-8040 881-4047. and confirm once more that I ences 1181.lDl9 method. Ages 2-adult. 548- to!earn, and ready to take Group never want to be separated WAITERS. Waitresses - charge of the position. We need people to circulate 6290, 644-0707. HAIRDRESSER - Talented Cooks - DIshwashers. Coun- Academy of Psychic and from you no matter how Thisisanexeenent~. petltlOns, contact us at: great the matenal desires and expenenced Guaran- ter people. Apply in person Sptntual Perceptions Inc. 18-SECRETARIAL SUMMER PIANO CLASSES !ion for a person that likes 1611612 Mile Road, Rose- may be. I want to be WIthyou SERVICE tee plus benefits Prefer. Nlki's, 735 BeaubIen. for beginners; also ably female. Call Seven a vanety of duties and is ville, 48066 H.HINTZEN and my loved ones m your WAITRESSES - Waiters, Theory/Sightsinglng for Hllls of Rome 1182-1540 willmg to work with a Licensed 884-9311 perpetual glory Amen full-time, part.tlme, days 445-1774 445-1776 TYPING/word processing - re- Vocalists 16 group lessons, great team. Contact Thank you for your love to. $40 Enroll now Mrs. ENTHUSIASTIC help needed and nights. Apply In person, Douglas Andrus, mana- RALLY JUNE 4,10.1 P M LEARN to fly. Private and in. wards me and my loved sumes, term papers, re- for 2 SpeCIal nverfront par. ports, repehllve letters Junker, 823-1721. Ginopol1s, Greektown, 547 ger Kof CHALL strument instruction. 886- ones Pray this prayer 3 con- tIes Wednesday June 22, Monroe. 18000EAST WARREN 5846. secutive days without asking Reasonable, 1112-5541. PIANO Lessons, qualified SundayJune26 Christening teacher, my home 1l82rTl72. of DetrOit's all new un- your WIsh, after third day Complete GROSSE POINTE'S MOST PROGRESSIVE BALLOONS your WIshWIllbe granted, no D ROCESSING bmited hydroplane "Miss matter how diffICult it may WOR P DRUM AND PERCUSSION Renault" and race oay HAIR SALON HIGH FLYING HELIUM BALLOON BOUQUETS be Then prOffilse to pub1Jsh Reports LESSONS offered at your V I P. Corporate tents Experienced hairdressers wanted. Some clientele es- For all occasions for as htUe as $10- delivery avaJ1able. this prayer as soon as your Repetltlve Letters house or mine Call James We'll pay you to go to the Envelopes sential New opportunities Must talk to LEON. Buy a dozen or buy a gross. A GREAT way to cele- favor has been gran t ed DIssertations Miller III for fees and sche. races. Jerry Schoemth brate. Clip and use this ad for 15% OFF. ExpIres Call 884-9393 for appointment Wish granted ME K Manuscripts dulmg 886-3785. Enterprizes. Must be 18 or 6-30-83 older Call 881-5507 882.4968 PRAYER TO THE HOLY Techmcal EquatIOns EXPERIENCED musiCian SPIRIT Tables WIth M M.U.S avaJ1able to OFFICE MANAGER poSItion Holy Spirit, you who make me WORDS/NUMBERS give lessons morgan, plano, for bookkeepmg and flhng FEE PAID POSITIONS LOSE WEIGHT NOW see everythlQS and who PROCESSING CORP or theory 971-8904 after 9 Good salary and benefIts We have the following positions available' ASK US HOW!! show me lht: .. ay to reach 884-WORD pm. Apply in person at 20932 my ldeal You who gIve me ------Harper between 8 and 9 Nutritionally based formula preVIOusly offered only • AdmInistrative Secretary - Troy Insurance exper- lhe DlVlne GifttoforglVe and TYPING, word processmg, 28- TUTORINGAND MJ1e through medICal doctors and their climes Ience Salary $15,000.00 forget the wrong that ISdone resumes $3 a page, 25~ ad- EDUCAnON INVESTMENTS SALES FREE CONSULTATION AND SUPPORT to me and you who are mall dlhonal ongmals Notary 100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Leading financial Institution • Secretary/ Accountant - Ren-Cen, good skills Salary Instances of my Ide WIth me, S C S 772.2809 TUTORING has limited openings for in- $14,000 00 I, in thIS short dJalogue want P-R-OFESSfoN-A-Lboo-kk-e-e-p: vestment sales representa- 776-6210 to thank you for everything ALL SUBJECTS and confirm once more that! mg Reasonable rates 881- GRADES 1 THRU 12 tives. Unlinllted prospects • Concrete PIpe Plant Manager - ChICagO, Exp'd. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, 11-7 Complete trammg course PROFESSIONAL FACULTY Salary $34,000.00 never want to be separated 526__1,_e_v.:~~~ _ WIth salary and commission' from you no matter how TYPING RESUMES, letters, WE CAN HELP programs Very high m- great the matenal deSires ' • Cost EstImator - Stamping plant, Mt Clemens, term papers, manuscnpts, GROSSE POINTE come potential Call Vince DIe Expenence Salary Open may be I want to be with you etc Reasonable 01lvelti LEARNING CENTER Ashley, 779-6222for a confi- and my loved ones In your typewntter 772-9384 63 Kercheval on the H1l1 dentlal intervIew perpetual glory Amen TELEPHONE FOR AN APPOINTMENT 343-0036 343-0836 IDS MARKETING CORP. Thank you for your love to- 2-ENTERTAINMENT Equal opportunity employer HAMILTON RECRUITERS, INC. wards me and my loved fCTotUNd=- y i'M.rr home All" M/F ones Pray this prayer 3 con. subjects, adults-chIldren ------19959 VERNIER ROAD secutive days WIthout askmg MAGIC SHOWS - AvaJ1able Certified teachers. Das::. HOUSEKEEPER with elder- HARPER WOODS, MICHIGAN 48225 ly aSSIstance, Algonac area your WIsh, after thIrd day for bIrthday partIes, ban- evemng 356-0099 881-5126 your wish will be granted, no quets, your sOLial affairs 521-1373, 526-5788 matter how diffIcult It may Call JIm Shannon. 885-6699 2D-CAMPS be Then promise to publish ------., KIDS ... Looking for a summer job? this prayer as soon as your SHOW-CASE OF Entertain- PRE-SCHOOL DAY CAMP favor has been granted ment Need a band for a We'll put your want ad in The Grosse weddmg? Now you can hear Young experienced Grosse Wished granted C T L Pointe News - FREE! Just fill out the 5 bands on one Sunday aftel- Pomte mother IS starting THE coupon below and submit before June 9, THANK Youst-Jude for noon For further mfo, cllll ' day camp for 2-5years old to favors received E P 772-2962 meet at Park Park, Tues Your ad will appear the week of June 16. --- - - day and Thursday, from 10 OPPORTUNITY RESUMI!:S by Lynn Profes Be sure to include your name and age slOnally composed & IBM "THE COMEDY - MAGIC a m - 2 P m Two 5 week seSSIOns, June 21st - July type wntten Phone for ap- OF GARY THISON," IS HEREI in ad. 21st, August 2nd - Septem- pomtment 296-1032 as seen on P M Magazine Ad- SAMPLE: Will do lawn work and ------ults, children Reasonable ber 1st Ram or shme Me JOin the most progressive gardenmg Greg, 14 000-0000 HORSE and Carriage rental 882-2000 hssa 822-8813 and fashionable Only .. llIlble 10 sludenb up 10 age 17. Add a "Royal Touch" to GYPSY PROPHECY GIve to women's your weddmg or speCIal oc- 3-LOST AND your guests a precious gdt casIOn Includes a drIver FOUND speCialty chain r------,I not only entertamment Re- 752-6960 ferences, Suzan, 545-4920 ORIENTAL RUGS after 5 p m __ _ _ If you lose me WANTED STRING QUARTET for htre or find me . one or many playing popular, seml- I Pnvate Lolledor Will pay any clas'ilcal, or claSSICal reasonable pnLe mU'iIC Any occasion. wed- 644-7312 • dings, receptIOns, dInner Competitive Wages -- -QUALITY- - partIes Background musIc Liberal Employee Discounts AMWAY PRODUCTS or concert setting Call 293- Tastefully Elegant Almospnere 2993 I _ One word per IIPIC8 - 100% guaranteed, dehvered I Address _ to your home, 1day service -2-A--M--U-sa-c------Coming soon to New Center One 824-2200 EDUCAnON Acceptong applications for I Town Age_ sales and cashiers posllions boN'''!' COOK tomght - Call ------Dlal-A-Meal before 12 noon PRIVATE CLASSICAL guItar We'll run your ad I SEND TO: ~~:;s~.~~nte News Apply al Gantos ~8Stland Mill I and have a home cooked instructions Prefer senous FREEl! Mly 31-June 3 • 10 Im-6 pm I 99 Kercheval meal c;Iehvered to your door mmded students Call Peter I Grosse pOinte, MI 48236 _ 884-9468 Sofran, 343-0376 882-6900 ~------

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4-HELP WANTED 4-HILP WANTID 5-81UATION I-fORRENT t-FORRENT I-IORRENT 6&-f100MS GENERAL GENeRAL WANTED UNFURtISHED UNFURNISHED UNFURtlSHED FOR R£HT CLEAN quiet room ideal fo MANAGEMENT HAIRSlYUST F~andyman ServiCe~ 3 BEDROOM fiat - newly de- SOMERSET. 1 bedroom flat, EFFICIENCY apartment MOTHER and daugbter blocb from Pointe. professional person. 7 mill CONSULTANT Experienced in bair eutUItI W!ll1papering, painting ~ corated.~. ~ mooth. Including beat. Groeae team. Wiabes bouaeclean- Near I-M and Wbittier Pri- IUs from St. John Hospita We are seeking a personable, for Groaae Pointe .tlldlo. References. 521-7070; rrusceUaMoUs repairs. tl3- 915 BERKSHIRE ROAD - 8I2-IZ3O. 11'1,. vate parkin" appliances and 7 Mile and Mack. Kit highly motivated, ex pe r- Must be ambWoua aDd at. Tn-l_, after 5 p.m. 2123. Magnificently maintained 5 1enced, ret1red market- tractive. CoafideDtial inter. NEAR Windmill Pointe - 3 and carpetiDl included, $225 chen only in a m for coffee IA-SlTUATIOH beEli'IENCED Certified MATURE, dependable Cbrist- FLAT ENERGY EFFICIENT included, $300 per month. ait, references. 521-0605. financial benefits Conven- vate room and bath. Top teacher to teach swimming ian woman desires cleaning. Available June 15th or Available immediately, good GENERAL OFFICE SPACE ient Grosse Pointe office 10- salary for qualified pel'lOll. lessons to all ages, private m.7rIA) after 4 p.m sooner. Call 821-6361for ap- sized rooms, new decor, BEDFORD, 5 room upper, 21304 Mack - 1rm - 13 x 17 ft cation. Confidential inter. 881-lJ34. or group, will come to GENERAL cleaning service, pointment. nice den, close to Windmill newly decorated, central 20879 Mack, 1,600 sq ft . C 11 AI' B bomes. Kathy 885-7928 two hard working students, Pointe, private basement air Dishwasher, stove and V1ew. a Ice oyer PART Time sales, mature 4231 OUTER Drive upper 2 storage. Ideal for mature (finished) Schultes. 881-8900 Schultes woman preferred. Call .1. EUROPEAN Professional homes, apartments, refer- refrigerator, $350. Utilities bedrooms, SWl deck, stone coupfe or adult. $4100 per not Included. Ideal for 20835 Mack, 2,llOO-4,600sq. ft, Real Estate. 6li67 man.gardener, landscaper, ences. 264-0056, 72S-1127. fireplace, appliances. 371. month. Phone John, 886-34M adults. 111.7671 days; even- MEDICAL SUITES 3al3. 20845 Mack, 1,500-4,000 sq. ft. BEAUTY SALON NEEDS DENTAL Aaaistant _ ]Ian- make 8Dy kind 01 garden, HONEST lady with good ref. evenings before 10. ings, .. 8tl84. F ACIALIST time for Orthodontist hac- pruolDg, trimming, mainte- CHALMERS/Outer Drive, 2 Will Finish to sun •.1 erences wishes general GRAYTON house, three bed. EAST OUTER Drive/Warren, EXPERIENCED. Also, other . nance. SM-0611. bedroom lower, basement, Adequate Parking tice, experience preferred. house or apartment clean- rooms, 1~ baths, living 2 bedroom upper, private salon services. Kerchev al can "2120. HOUSEKEEPER or nurse- Ing. 771-9080. garage, ide.l for couple. room with fireplace, dining 884-1340 or 1186-1068 porch, heat included, 1child - - - and Cadieux location. maid ble rellab ....U 1 $295 month. 792-7461. 8ll6-4130 DENTAL As.i.tant-Recep- ,capa, .., ve room, remode1ed kitchen, OK. $275. 879-7217. CADIEUX/I-94 expressway, time PJeue call 581.6375. 5C-CATERIHG VERY NICE one bedroom range, refrigerat9r, Jen- tionIat, full in General ill. GROSSE POINTE Park, 2nd floor above All State In DENTAL assistant -full time. Motora-Fiaber Bkll., upper flat. Carpeted, appU- naire, dishwasher, disposal, area. Maryland, 4 room upper in- surance Co. Building, newly Seeking ambitious minded Experience required. 815- CARING ... TRY US - Quality food at rea- ~ ances, 4 walk-in closets, library, full basement. Two remodeled office suite ap- individual to assist chair- 4188 car garage, fenced yard, come, baiconies, carpeting, A Tradition Since 1975 ~onable prices. J 6: j Cater-, Outer Drive - East Warren heat, no appliances, $205. proximately3,OOOsq ft.; air side. Pleasant Harper Jng, _lN68. area. $290, month .• 1..f727 garden. $625 pillS deposit. conditioned, 60 car parking For Loved Ones at 527-0960. Woods office. Must have 4A-HELP WANTED Home, after 4:30 p.m. ~1H50. Ideal for medical, realty, pleasant chairside manner. DOMES'nC Only The Best Will Do. MARIE'S CATERING - All EASTLAND-GRATIOT/Seven LAKESHORE Village - 2 bed- ATTRACTIVELY decorated legal or accountmg firm StartingsaIary and benefits CALL occasions. Hors d'oeuvres, Mile area. Modem, quiet room condo. Central air, one bedroom upper in nice 885-1220. commensurate with exper- WE SPECIALIZE in the bnmch, dinners, buffets and terrace garden apartment. $440 per month. Call 882-3657 Detroit neighborhood; cur- .ience. Send resume to Box I nal THE HEALTH CARE tains, stove, refrigerator In- DOCTORS' clinic, approxi- 0:020 Grosse Pointe News, 99 pl~ement of profess 0 party trays. 8621l295. One bedroom. $275. Appli- after 8 p.m. ' PROFESSIONALS cluded, garage, available mately 2,500 sq. ft. 6 exam- oomestic and nursing per. ances furnished. 751.2854. 5 ROOM apartment, $260 a Kercheval, Grosse Pointe sonnel: Housekeepers _ P.C.O. ASSOCIATES, INC.; APRON ASSOCIATES makes July 1st, call42S-6853 or ~ bling rooms, large patient Farms, Mi. 48236. Cooks _ Couples _ Child elegant entertaining easy for MACK, between Maryland month. Call or stop and see. waiting room, private office 343-0442. ~. RECEPTIONIST. Part-time; Care- Day Work- Maida 552-0636 any occasion. So7149. and Wayburn. Grosse and storage room, off-street dental experience neces. - Home Health Care. Live ~ A COOK for your apecial Pointe Park - 2 bedroom THREE bedroom brick ranch LARGE HOME in seclude parking, desirable location. Insured and. Bonded apartment with appliances, Whittier-I-94 expressway. sary and phone pegboard In or Out. Please call • R.N .• L.P.N.'s occasion. Reasonable. Excel- In Grosse Pointe Woods. area in the Park, 7 bed- 119 references .• 1.... pal1t permit, rent $295, heat Large country kitchen, 2 rooms, 5 fireplaces, large 885-1220. • and insurance. Grosse GOLL JEANNETrE • Live-in's. Companions mcluded, security deposit Pointe area.lI86-WIO. peRSONNEL • Aides - Homemakers natural fireplaces, central swimming pool, references. &-FOR RENT required. 8115-3211. air, garage, close to school $1,800 per month. 647-1524, 19959 Vernier DENTAL assistant - immedi- large 3-room suite AGENCY NFtD SO~TH1NG moved? UNFURNISHED HOUSE, upstairs bedroom, and public transportation. Myrl. te opening, 2 years ex~r- I ' ~l 1G6 Kercheval I Two Pointe residents will full service bldg. ~nced required. Gi~!¥; I~ (jq~Pamte lI'anN \ ~~~~ ..p~~~- ~lNQ ." : ieillM ifi(tp%t-\ne1lf..J&"' .....~ 1\ moe •• ~e\lal'alor \ -,5 --;---~-~;.-.-- \ ~~,~~ ferson, 5 room ~I'I""'" .u!IY 1Ike new, 3-room suite C ~ointe area. 88&-4040. 882-2928 small quantities of furnl. TWO Becfl'~om lower Hat. ~1060. carpeted, appliances In- ture, applia~,pianos or Buckingham off Chandler . LOWER 5 room. East Outer priv. lav, stor. W I'NTED; e~dtlnc:e(l State Licensed and Bondeo Park Drive, stove, relri. MORANGIWhiteh1ll. super Dr.977~. cluded, Semta transporta- abysitter, in my home, to what have you. Call lor free tion, ideal for employed sin- 100 Kercheval gerator, included. $28f clean 3 ~r:oom,lY.a ba~, care for 2 YOWlgchildren. 4 GROSSE PCHNTE estimate. 343-04111,or 822- GROSSE Pointe City - apart. gle or married couple, no IBx30 2nd floor 2208. month, no utilities included ~ormal dmmg room, ftn- ment on quiet street, separ- all open, lots of windows. days a week. references. EMPLOYMENT 821-4900 463-4331 evenipgs 1shed basement, 2 fire- pets, references required. ate entrance. New English 8S-19M days, ~3340 even- Own transportaUon. After 6, EXPERIENCED NURSE'S weekends' places, 2J,2 car garage. Please call for details 886-5395. AGENCY aides available. Reasonable . Ideal for couple. $400 per carpet, $280. Available ings. Virgmla S Jeffries 6/27183 882-9590. ARE YOU looking for an In- 885-4576 rates. Fraser Agency. State 1253 LAKEPOINTE, GrosSE month. Available August 1. ADORABLE 2 bedroom low- Realtor 882-0899 terestlng job with good pay 50 years reliable service. lkensed and bonded. 293- Pointe. 3 bedroom upper 527-0375. 1 BEDROOM apartment - er, on Somerset, fireplace, and flexible hours? Needs experienced Cooks, 1717. lIat, with appliances and DUPLEX, back of St. John Range, refrigerator, heat basement, 21h car garage, OPPOSITE Eastland Suite YASSOO Nannies, Maids, House. IDcluded. Available. 293- RETIRED HANDYMAN - gara~e. $4OO,monthly, $500 Hospital, 21773 Moross. 2 freshly decorated, $275 for lease, Opal Plaza, 18301 ICE CREAM PARLOR keepers, Gardeners, Cbauf. 5177. Minor repairs, carpentry, secunty.885-5196. bedroom, dining and living monthly. 175-0944. East 814i1e Rd. 177-4646 IN mSTORIC GREEK TOWN feurs, Butlers Couples. , eledrical, plumbmg, bro- GUILFORD near Mack. 2 room, garage. Stove, refr!- CADIEUX- Mack, 2 bedroom has immediate openings for Nurse Aides. Companions bedroom house, with ap. gerator, newly decorated, duplex, carpeted, drapes, 6A-FORRENT COLONIAL NORTH ken windows and sash cord New office buildrng at 1l~ part time and full time help. and Day Workers for prl. replaced, etc. Reasonable. pliances, washer, dryer, $315. Call after 6 p.m., ~ very quiet street, full FURNISHED Serious applicants pleue vate homes. carpeting, 2 car garage, 5067. driveway, large backyard. Mile and Harper, 500-1,300 apply m person, 531 Monroe. 18614Mack Avenue Relererk:es.882-6759. square feet. Air condition- $300 per month. Call after 5 FIVE Room house. AI- $300 plus security. 8lIS-3277. ATTENTION EXECUTIVE ing, carpet, janitor, near WANTED. Experienced cook, Graue Pointe Farms HONEST, depeodableworkers p.m. 1185-6629. terlCharlevolx area. Ap- for lawns, Ianelscaping, FOUR bedroom, 2~ bath Transfers: one- and two. expressway. Immediate for small family, recent re- LAUNDRESS - Moodaya or PARK - Charming :I room pllances, furnished, clean, Dutch Colonial. Living bedroom apartments, deco- occupancy. ferences required. Call 774- Tuesday., family laundry rototllling, palntill8, window apartment. Sun-deck, air reasonable rent. 824-7243. and ,utter cleaning. Also, room, dining room, butlers rator furnished. Linens, 0340 between 9 a m. and 3 and ironing. Must be used to conditioning. Suitable for pantry and updated country dishes, utensils included. 881.6436 778-0120 pm pressing fine linens. Refer- odd Jobs. John, 882-5978; non-smoking single. $375in- GROSSE POINTE Greg, 885-8564. kitchen. Beautiful hard- Minimum one week. S6S6 Del' ONE worker office available, ORAL Surgery assistant, ma. ences required. 8D-25OC. cluding utilities. 821-5448. WOODS wood floors throughout, $800 month. Location: I~ be-. from $135Including utilities, ture, experienced person COOK/HOUSEKEEPER for LAWN Service, very reliable. GROSSE Pointe area. 2 bed- 2328 STANHOPE per month. tween I-?5 and 1-94. Security, located in Grosse Pointe Ten yea'rs experience needed full time Eastside, single businesswoman. Live serv- room duplex. $325 per 3 bedroom brick ranch, na- R.G.EDGAR references. 469-1075 Park overlooking Mack ing Pointers. Excellent no Saturdays or evenings, in large comfortable quar- month plus utllities. 881- tural fireplace, large fenced REAL ESTATE Avenue Call M1chael Par- equipment, very reasonable. yard with deck and gas gnU. FULLY furnished efficiency reply Box S-2 Grosse Pointe ters Experience, refer. 6758. 886-6010 apartments, blocks from rott, 886-9030 Call for estimate 882-4226; No pets, $500 per month. News, 99 Kercheval, Grosse ences, car required. Start BELIEVE IT or not, small, GROSSE Pointe City Small 3 Grosse Pointe at Harper/1- Pointe Farms 48236. June 26th. Call8D-2415 days -'9515, evenings. 886-4829. TWO newly, remodeled, of cozy 2 bedroom house, sil- bedroom house. $475. Can M X.way. Off.street park- fices in Harper Woods on EXPERIENCED Nurse's MATURE babysitter for hand- ONLY. ting behina flat in Grosse ALTER - CHARLEVOIX 8ll6-88&OOi6. ing. $250 per month. 885- Harper Ave. $300for balp or Aide desires private duty. Grosse Pointe side, attractive 1capped boy, 2 days a week, 2 4C-HOUSE SlmNG Pointe Park. Only $250.00/ 5 ROOM upper flat, stove, re- 1220. will rent separately, 885- Excellent references. No large one-bedroom or studio p.m. - 4 pm, $3 per hour. month Carpeting, stove, re- frigerator, carpeting, sepa- 9179. Uve-lns. 29&-1167 or 111- apartments, $180-$210, in. Call after 5 p.m. 526-7676. SERVICES can frigerator, basement, attic. rate utll1ties, very clean. PARK - charming 4 room 3751. cludes appliances and u- BUSINESS Off1ce in prestl No pets Available July 2nd. apartment. Sun deck, air LOOKING for a theatr1cal tihties. 331-7852 -.3881. glOus complex, Mack-R/9 .. 3575 or 7n-8500. conditioning. Suitable for makeup arost and a sketch GOING on vacatiOCl? Protect, RESPONSIBLE college girl GRATIOTt7 Mile area - newly non-smoking single, $375, Mile area $150 per month on canal with designer who is interested in pets, plants and house. seeks summer employ- TWO BEDROOM apartment, ASHLAND - decorated 1 bedroom includinjil utilities. 821-5448. 776-4760 boat well 5 room lower. ah Adventure in Fashion Grosse Pointe college ment. Mothers helper, child very clean, $275, plus $250 apartment. Ail utilities in- 342-0589 graduate. Experienced. sitting, own transportation. deposit. Heat not included Stove, refrigerator, car- cluded. $215per month, plus &C-OFF1CE SD-VACATION peted, including heat, $295. JOIN a new -venture. We are Will sit or live.ln. Non. 1184-5548. 885-3545. security deposit. 839-6217 FOR RENT smoker. lIll-731I6. Security and references. RENTALS mtroducmg a new consumer TWO High school graduates 259 MERRIWEATHER, in Ideal for adults. 1-7"9lM3. 2 PLUS bedroom house - 10 product bne to thls 3 state CONSERVATIVE MALE - seek any work around the Farms -4 bedroom Colonial, Mile/Jefferson area, $350 9::HUSS MOUNTAIN Chalet, reglon Be able to introduce experienced apartment house from mowing the 1J,2 baths, hmshed base- 5 ROOM upper flat - newly per month, plus utilities. HAMPTON SQUARE by week or weekend, fully product hne, fmd and man- manager and maintenance lawn, pamting, etc. 8Il:HJ304, ment. Apphances and win- carpeted and linoleum. Security deposit, refer. BUILDING eqwpped. Swimlgolfttennis age reps , develop new pr0- man Excellent Grosse ask for F.d. dow treatments, $800 plus Stove, refrigerator in- ences 886-9774. 22811 MACK AVE 921-4030, Liz; 886-3377 nights. ducts and help lead us to suc. Pointe references. 175-4518. securi ty, 881-5318 cluded. sn.4522 after 5 p.m. BEAUTIFUL 1 bedroom MEDICAL SUITE cess Send resume to Box EXPERIENCED lady deslm HARBOR SPRINGS - Make COLLEGE Student wishes 3 ROOMS, unfurnished, heat OUTER DRIVE - Chalmers upper - completely redecor- YOW' SUMMER reservations C-4, Grosse Pointe News, 99 5 day position with adult 01 area, 5 room flat, carpeted, Extra nice 6 room suite Kercheval, Grosse Pointe house aittlng during sum. and refrigerator and. stove, ated. New carpeting, m0d- Functional, convenient early. Special rates 882- small family, consider live $175. fJ23.0183. refrigerator, stove, garage, em kitchen arid bath, sun- 2597. Farms 48236 mer Grosse Pointe area. layout. Available June 1st References. Reliable. 'Whit. in. References. 185-7992. $190. No pets. 527-8151. pardi, refrl~rator, stove, ------SECRETARVfor De- EASTSIDE - WARREN/OUter smil! ney Stewart ml435 DELUXE duplex on Bedford, garage, Grat1ot/State Fair. _0111 BEAUTIFUL Petoskey area; "CARING It DOING" l)nvearea. House for rent. 3 trOIt general busmess and one of Detroit's nicest Ideal for responsible work- swim, golf, hike or relax, IS OUR MOTTO bedrooms, natural fire- litigatIOn firm. Excellent YOUNG married couple seek- neighborhoods 2 large bed. ing person. Available July. sleeps 11, 11,2baths, 778. spelling, typmg and die- place, bwlt-in appliances mg house slUing en~age- rooms up, new carpetmg, ~5249. 4824. taphone experience. Salary ments this summer Wlllfng • LIVE INS Owner wishes to serr $390 natural fireplace, stove, re- HAMJ1.?N SQUARE negotiable Please send re- to do yard wol1cand care for _AIDES a month Also 2 bedroom ONE Bedroom, living, dining, MARCO Island "Sea Winds" flat, $260 a month m.5284 frigerator, r>asement, ga- bath apartment, 9550 WhIt- BUILDING sume to pets. Grosse Pointe refer. • RN's It LPN's Gulf front, 2 bedroom, $425 rage. $350.00/month. No tler, utilities furnished, ex- 22811 Mack Ave. Damm &: Smith, P.C. enr.es available. John per week 881-6402,882-4593. pets. 886-3575 or 777-8500, cept electric. Can Mr. &nte 3800, 400 Ren-Cen Ladany, ~4461. 5A-51TUA TION available July. DetrOit, Mich. 48243 For Home Health Care Rachford. 123-5831 or lI6S- CONCOURSE EASI' DOMESllC 0914. BUILDING CLEARWATER Beach/UO 5-SlTUATION At Ita Best Call HARCOURT Duplex, 3 bed. West. 2 bedroom, 2 bath St'rTER - Ideal for middle- rood, 2Y.z bath, living, dining all KellyRd aged to seruor Cluzen to care WANTED MED-STAFF luxury coodo on Gulf. 661- and family room Central 2 BEDROOM upper flat, heat 1714. for 2 toddlers In our home, 3 557-2505 ~ .. air, 2 car garage with pri- included. $260 Devonshire. OFFICE SPAC!: days per week , 7a m -5p m vate drive. $725 00 monthly. 882-3422. AVAI4:BLE HILTON HeadVIIla Enjoy a References, 8lI6-OO33 MEDICAL LOCAL college girl with ex- "/.'.f.TIi COMPETITIVE RATES vacation at the ocean. perience .s babysitter de- m2901. IN THE PARK - on Wayburn, APARTMENT Manager - Sleeps 6. On golf course, SERVICE sires summer job, p'refer- LA VON'S Rental Servlceand bungalow with 3 bedrooms, 885-0111 near pool 886-9234 Ideal for mature exper. ably school age chlldren ITS EAsy G property management hou- dining room, newer kitchen, lenced couple to manage 24 FOR NURSES Own transportation, Susie To HiRE Good HElpl ses, flats, apartments. For newer carpeting, freshLy MIClIA WAVE -7 M.1esSoutl1 uOlt apartment buildmg In more Information, call painted,nopets. Appliances of Gaylord Golf, tenms: 527--3120 343-0042 m GROSSE POINTE FARMS St. Clair Shores salary plus HOUSEhold TUMS 2035. included $360 month. Rent clubhouse, pool playground, 1 bedroom apartment For CARING SINCE 1m 'EXPERIENCED Mo;;'~-=- • DEpENdAbb ------or buy . Premium office space 3 lakes, sailboats, paddle-' InformatIOn and appoint- appliances, pianos, apart- GROSSE Pointe Woods - 3 available on Mack Ave, boats, much more Beautiful ments, homes. Call for low • AffoadAblE bedroom bungalow, firep- _~en~, ~all ~~!7-____ 4A4tELP WANTED LOWER left unit on Beacons- divided and fID ished, 4 bedroom hOT$e,sleeps 12,2 rate..~ • EfficiENT lace, formal dining room, field with 2 bedrooms, 1,500 tquare feet. Lease baths, fully eqUipped, kitch- COOK wanted - days, Mon- DOMESnC new modem kitchen and newly decorated, newly includes all utilltles en with dishwasher, fire- day - Fnday, 1030 - 4'30. PAINTING, carpenter work, Tau.T YOUIIMU l bou8eI, ~r.gea,sm.lI jobs, bathroom. Close to schoot carpeted, 1 year lease, $325 maintenance, heat ana place, TV, stereo lI8S3211 Experience necessary. Met Youa HOME repairs. Best prices Pete, and transportation. t800 per month air condltionlng and park- Apply at 4300 Cadieux, bet- MARCO ISLAND - beautUul 2 WOMAN for cook!llIsuJn- CALL US TODAY month plus security. 885- WM. J. CHAMPION It CO. ing.ldeal for professlonal weenllam .6pm mer In Harbor Point, Mi. -.7795 0990. bedroom, 4 bath Condo All - ~ ------.. 5700 bu.lnes. offices. Im------chlgan. Mu.t be exper- RELIABLE woman desires FREE ESTIMATES amenities; cable TV, wa- DRIVERS - Openings avail- mediate occupancy. Ienced. Exc:elMlt ...... cle .... ng oIflc:es or apart. 886,77'7 TWO Bedroom, new c.rpet, SPACIOUS 2 bedroom Duplex sher, dryer, private beach, able all hours open. Need menu, run erranell. 2 hOW'I appliances, I'rage, large • carpeted, appliance., CONTACT paola, tennis, boat docks, 24 drlvilll recOrd. Apply CAlL 881-5007 .. 886,'140 liVing room, _ per month. good '11. ReftnnCII. _11:11 or A Qlrilion 01 immediate ocalPIDCY, $41$. DOUGLAS ANDRUS hour security. Days, 372- Detween 1.3 p.m. 15l501 Mack b«ween • a,m." p.M. &0312. Security, _1G1O. -...00 M58. After 6 p.m., 181.9577. at Nottinpam......

< ~, Thursday, June 2, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS

eD-VACATION SD-VACAnON 8-ARTICLES I-ARTICLES I-AR11CLES 8-ARnCLES I-ART1CLE8 RENTALS RENTALS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR8ALE 12 FLOURESCENT Iipt fix- USA BuJldlDl' - apI_l- HARBOR Springs. Lakeside MAHOGANY tea cart, $185; ETHAN Allen wing chair YARDSALE.SaturdaY,June DREXEL frwtwood oval ta. BEAUTIFUL 4 bedroom. 2 beige/coral good conditIon. 4th 9 .....6 Su d June tures, 8 ft. complete with all tlnloCOlllJMrcUII. iii fee. Club Condominiums. luxury mahogany Duncan Phyfe .:""" n ay. ble pads 6 chairs perfect ~ath cottage o~ lake Le Ann S 11b k S iff 1 bulbs. reflector shades and tor)' warrant" all 2and3 bedroom apartments dimng room set. (duna cab- ma rown roc er. t e 5th, 10 to 5. 1426Lakepointe, cotidition: $600 Couch. $100. =:.- In the Irish Hills 1~ hours table lamp marble and Park. Baby items, kitchen 884-3418. mounting bracket.. All or clear 8PU, ...... from Detroit. $250 per week. and townhouses, lakefront met, table 38x60, leaf 18", buffet 62x20. 4 chairs), ex- brass base, 6 prisms, 36" things, and lots of misc. part $30 each. "1220. iDg 30 x 40 1I II, .. ..- " • Call after 6 p.m. 331.2125 or pond slde. call 61&-347- high Ethan Ailen maple GARAGE sale -10 a m -4 p m 135 x II .•••• lit • ft. 3572 or 885-0656 cellent condition, $750, HEALTH INSURANCE BEAUTIFUL Beaver Island dropleaf table. 757.1868. 3rd ANNUAL block sale 4100 Frlday, Saturd'ay. 5924 For all ages. Premiums begin Chippendale mahogany block of Bishop Saturday, Farmbrook, kid's clothing. Callwidthlnowill1._"...... ••1iIlII!-.as- takes you back to nature. HARBOR SPRINGS - Harbor bedroom set, chest on chest, LLADRO private col Iector June 4th, 10-4. A htUe blt of Miscellaneous items at $28.31 per month. New 3 bedroom, 2 bath Cove. Luxury coodo. Special double bed, dresser with has figurines at bargain everything and everything Jobn E. Pierce tenaion •. MuIt".... beach front home. sleeps 6. discount rates for June, by mlrror, night stand (ball prices Call for detatls, 881- must go. No pre-sales G E refrll!erator. dishwasher II Associates, Inc. immediatel,. will .. $350 per week Please call owner Days 965-9400. ext and claw) $50 5451. and VVhlripool dryer $125 884-4750 bullcUnc lite. 1llIS-7393after 5 p.m 213. evenings, 281.1802 57~4578 WASHER/dryer dehumldi. for all. 882-6632. 24' ABOVE ground pool 2 f' d' t b b b gg y LAKE Charlevoix in Boyne ORLANDO Condo. Bay Hlll DINING room furniture, ta- year old liner, pump, fllter, ler, uungse, a Y u1b1 • TVVELVE FAMILY cover. $150, 88&-2410 ~~7~nb, 8' picmc ta Ie GARAGE SALE WANTED Clty Modern cottage Country Club, fully furnish. ble, 6 chairs. china cabmet, (condo),ldealfor 2- 4 people, ed, sleeps 8 Golf, tenms. small server, perfect condi- TAPPAN 30" range _ excel- WROUGHT IRON love-seat Saturday-Sunday, 10 a.m.-4 sandy beach. Avallable now tion, $800 884-9631 lent condition, $95 885-0079. pm 2017 Hampton and 2174 BABY FURNITURE & eQUIPMENT pool 10 mmutes to Dlsney and 2 chairs. $90; new Wlng Hawthorne Sponsored by through thls swnmer By the VVorld-Epcot Liffilted 1983 FOR SALE. gIrl's 26" SCh- GARAGE Sale - adult and back chalrs; octagonal dlO- Grosse Pointe North Var. Buying - Tuesday - saturda)' 1001 week 31~695-1857 bookmgs 774-1800 winn bike, new bres, new childrens lce skates, books, mg/game table; wmdow Slty Cheerleaders MOM'S TOY ATTIC - A RESALE TOY SHOP IDLTON HEAD CONDO HARBOR SPRINGS Wicker basket. $40 Phone bird cage, camera, bassi- chest, area rugs; light fix- 16637 E. WARREN __ 2 bedrooms. 2 baths. free ten- Three bedroom condomin- 882-2509 after 3 p m nette, baby clothes, misc tures, TV and Vldeo Game; DELUXE changing table; .1 IUS, racquet ball Pool. near Ium, sleeps 10, sWlmming DINING room set. beds, Friday _ Saturday, 10 _ 6, etc 821-1523. brand new swmg; Dyna- ocean, $375 week 851-1392 pool, hghted tennis courts. many mise furmture. 882- 19616 Rosedale, between mlte seat; other miscel- 647-1682,647-5762 • GARAGE Sale. featurmg laneous infant items. Spot. Days-88l).6922 6266. Harper/I-94. St Clau beautiful dming room set less condition 881.4665 Everungs-885-4142 TRA VERSE City - 3 bed- GARAGE sale - dming set, Shores. (chairs, table and hutch), ORIENTAL RUGS room 2 bath beachfront MEMORIAL DAY' bIke, assorted GARAGE sale - furmture. clo- bliby I ltl Ill:> , air condihoner, excerclser home on beautiful Duck EPCOT Vtlc ..tlvll, Condo] 2 I Old soldlers weren't the only household Items and wo- thes, mlsc Saturday l~S. bedroom, 2 bath, pool, ten- lawn mower, lots more, WANTED Lake. Features Include ones remembered at the Co- mens clothes. saturday and No pre-sales 19917 Califor- ms Golf nearby 521-6811. June 4, 5. 8 30 a m. 20855 fireplace. garll~, sleeps 6 to lomal Shop over the week- Sunday, 10-4. at 502 Pem- ma, St. ClaIr Shores, (9 547-5000 8. Efxcellent sWlmmmg, fish- - VanAntwerp. Harper STUART Flonda - lovely VVoods. (East of 1-94). end Sargeant Wacky was berton, Grosse Pointe Park. Ml.1e-I.94) ing. June 18th to September condo, completely fur. thlnking about you when he ONE FULL sofa sleeper, YARD sale - Don't rnlss this 3rd. By week. 771-8078 BLOCK sale . 3400 block De- nished 2 bedrooms. 2 baths, got together his vast selec- green tweed. $100or best of- one I Terrific selectlons in- vonshlre, Saturday, June 4 HARBOR Springs - 3 bed- golf, tenniS', pool Monthly or tion of unusual, excltlng fer One couch, 2 chairs, end cluding dishwasher. couch, HOUSEHOLD - ESTATE room, 2J,2bath condo. beaut. weekly rates. 1114-7510. 9-4 P m antiques, gUts, and collec- table and lamps, good con. carpeting. youth wagon dully equipped. accommo- tlbles for your shopping en- ditlon $225, or best offer. wheel bunk beds, baby car. SALES HARBOR Springs - cozy MOVING SALE - 2 famllleS, dates 8, free tennis, heated townhouse Tenms, pool, Joyment. Just Walt till you 771-8755 rlage, jumper seat and Antiques, Fine Furniture. pool. 626-7538. clothing. furniture, house- see what the crazy man's wooden rocking chairs. near golf - beach. Sleeps 8 hold and ffilSC. items. Fri- come up with Why there's' 16 CUBIC foot refrigerator - Complete bedroom linen Art Objects. HARBOR Springs chalet - 886-8924. day ~4 p m Saturday ~6 several pleceS of Waterford frost.free, coppertone color. ensembles, fantastic bar- Appraisals. sleeps 8 • 10. AVallable July ST. PETERSBURG Florida p.m. 20338 Country Club, pattern. De~resslon glass 882-4017. galns for kids. toys mclud. and August. $375per week or - Isla Del Sol. discover Harper Woods. $1,200per month. Please call Including a pltcher, covered BARGAI NS ing wood kitchen-sink play 646-0039. your island with sailing. 18 38 COLT - Detectives speCJal, sugar and creamer, footed set. Ladies navy blue suede hole golf, tennis, luxury snub nose, 6 shot. 882-4914. twnblers and more. A green HOUSEHOLD coat along Wlth quality "in ANTIQUE TRADER condo on beach front. cameo Depression glass LIQUIDATION style" childrens, mens, lad- 211105VAN DYKE, WARREN. DAILY 1~5 TVVOGARAGE Sales. 2 love- GAYLORD Accommodates 4 2 week butter dish, some pieces of Friday, Saturday, Sunday ~4. les, junior and kids clothing. 756-7885 Beautifully furnished new minimum special monthly seats and chairs, chlldren's Fenton's Lincoln Inn glass- 22913 Gaukler, St. Clalr Norman Rockwell framed three bedroom. three bath rates. ~7919. books. to>,s and clothes ware, two Rockwood pot. Shores. prints Plus fun misc. junk I _ condominium with fire- Tent, mOVleequipment. tall BOYNE'COUNTRY Com. mens-large clothing, tools, tery vases from the 192O's MOVING SALE _ Saturday, and usefuls. Fnday, satur- place. garage, convenient to y major ski area. cross-coun. pletely furnished. all elec. antiques, etc. 10 blocks ~nodre3stO'lsl'n'eAvaWseleWlle.~Jianttl~~June 4th, 9 a.m .•2 p.m. No dBea Junf~, 31'd4'N~3p.m'all11~ FINE ART OBJECTS pre-sales. Appliances. acons le . 0 pre-s es. try, available weekends, trll... 2-tler Chalet Upper north of Vermer. off Marter. pressed mark, several pie- sWings, doors. lots of house- Free coffee for the early weekly, monthly Comfor- her 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, Friday, Saturday, 1()'5 p.m CASH ON CONSIGNME~T ces of Fostoria American hold goods. 317 Moran A.M. crowd! tably accommodates six. kitchen. living room with 1430 and 1433 Yorktown. f!replace. Lower tier 3 bed. pattern glassware, includ- ONE ITEM OR WHOLE ESTATES H R. ALLEN, 961-8080, OPEN HOUSE - Moving Sale. Ing a punch bowl, torte CARPET - Elegant pattt'nl. BEAUTIFUL Samsomte Monday thru Friday, 9 rooms, 2 bathshkitl..hen, liv- plate, cups, and nappies. A wool, (used). Gold back- lighted wall cabinets. Two Oriental Rug. • Fine Crystal and P0rce- ing room wit fireplace' Custom made upholstered a.m.-6 p.m. chairs, small sofa. Oriental Royal Ruby punch set com. ground, 1.000 yards, $2 a sets of four cabinets. $550 a Palnt!Dp • Tiers may be mterconnect- lain. FiDe SterI.!DIt Jewel- rug. table hnens, china, stl. plete with 12 cups and base, yard, all or part. Mrs. Ro- set (4 pieces) or $1,000 for ry, Collectibles • Fine ADtJq1Ie Fuml- ed If desired Clubhouse, LEXINGTON HEIGHTS, 55 vert Sony TV. small items. an Oh so Edwardian table gers,1I75-9660. both sets (8 pieces) 885- ture. minutes from the Pointes. swimming pool. spring-fed lakelet, private putting 429 Lexington 882-3154. lamp,anornatearmchairof GARAGE SALE _ 2 fawly 3237. on Lake Huron. Private, June 3rd, and 4th the early Fox Theatre Gen- 21700 Mauer, St. Clal~ ESTATE sale. household PLEASE CALL OR WRITE sandy beach. large 2 bed- green adJal..ent to golf course 425-8933 GOOD USED furniture - re- re, a fantastic circular an- Shores, June 3rd. 4th, and items, antiques, collect. room cottage, available tique dining table, imported 5th f 9 6 ibles 45 Moorland off Jef- now. $200 per week. 885- cliner - hke new. $65 Two metal polishes, a large se- ,rom a.m - p.m. ferson, 8 blocks north of DuMOUCHELLE'S 5586. 6F-SHARE UVING Easy chairs, $70 each. Rat- lection of magnifying glas- PROVINCIAL drop leaf din- Vernier. Wednesday, Thurs- 409 E. JEFFEBSON tan set, 3 piece couch, 1 QUARTERS ses including jewelers ing table,40x54. Two 12lOch day, Friday, 9-3. _ DETROIT. 48ZZt CONDO FOR rent - Boyne chair, excellent condition, High1a.JlCh - Harbor Springs solid, $110. Kltchen set, $40. loupes. display 8lds such as ~~~1~9~tom table pads YARD sale. 22969 Pleasant. 9 963-6255 area. 3 ~oom townhouse NINE M1le - 1-94- room for Kodak XL55 movie camera- plate stands. hangers and Mile-Jefferson. June 2nd with pool and lighted tennis working girl, house privi. hkenew,$50 882-5177before easels. kits for testing gold, COLDSPOT Freezer, 15 cubic through 4th. ~5. courts 5 minutes from golf leges For others. not listed. 10a.m silver and diamonds. along inch. upright, white, like and beaches. Weekly or call LaVon's, 773.2035. Wlth darn near everything a new $150 7713782 GARAGE sale. baby items, HOUSEHOLD UoUlDATION weekend rates. Call (517) MOVING SALE' Miscellan- collector could ever need. •. -, toys. misc. household. sat- SALES COMPANY ~7307. FEMALE to share lovely eous items. furniture, You'll think a 21 gun salute TOY BOX, carpet covered, urday. June 4, 9 to 2.479 AI. home with same. Garage, snowmobile, truck tires, is in order when you visit the sturdy wood construction lard Road, across from AVAILABLE FOR APPRAISALS CHALET on lake - near laundry; no yard work. mUSical lOstrument. 1242 Colomal Shop 25701 Jeffer- 771-3782. 7-Mack shopping center. AND ESTATE SALES Charlevoix. secluded, flSh- Hunt Club between Mack Hawthorne 881-4598 son near 10 Mile. Monday. WEDDING GOWN mcluding and Harper $200month plus ing, telephone. color TV, HUGE THREE faauly garage Saturday. 11-6. 772-0430 long vell, angel sleeves, HARTZ fIreplace, boat included. half utilities. Call Sue' 492- Your Mastercard, personal V-neck, $150 or best offer HC?USettQL,D,~Ah~ 8770 work, 882-6313home. sale Friday, 12-4,1latur- Lower rates in June and . chetlk:~ aWd :Vis.pare wet'- I ~';lIlli-af~-~--- . ~. 'I)' I -d~y?~'Z" \221IJtJBl~l'li, ~~~Wb~l'~,.7.'l1.-~9.W._~ t, .._~., I St. Cllur 5ho~-sftMl6', ,~ ... Ml@IIf''''~I'seV,aolK! *ELLINGmo .....- ...... Q~ ...... ~~ I ,...13Oj1. OlJ'IlBlt,I>RlVEl' 1 a~"I}"T'" ! • • :Ii U~''''~'''''''''''''' aetw~n Mack!'It.Watren • / • . I b t00. oak DO '. LEASE : ~sbes, stpa~r4WP'!ia,nces~ uy June 3rd, 4...... ""'AI early Fnday &: Satarday Jilne 3-4 ., t CHARLEVOIX Petoskey clothes, much more~ TRkADlTIONdAL .MahoganY birds, 9 a.m.-5 p.rn- 11974 10 a m .• 4 P m. area. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, GARAGE SALE; Thursday, nee-hold esk, 44x24 (ex- East Outer Drive fireplace. clean, safe APPROXIMATELY 1,300 Friday, 10-4i Saturday, cellent condition) with MAHOGANY chI'na cabl'ne~, This whole house estate sale 'r $275' mahogany features lovely furniture in swimming. Available in square feet, rear of 20183 1()'2; 21761 Eamunton, be. chal ,. . pebble glass, good condi- June and August. 882-5749or Mack. can use front en- tween Harper and Greater Chest 4Ox34, (4 drawers), . excellent condition. We LAUREN CHAPMAN 591-61110 trance. 1.800 square feet, Mack, St Clair Shores. $175 Matching mirror $95, tlon. 775-7629. have a very pretty mahoga- JILL WILLIAMS 20187 Mack, good parking. mahogany corner cabinet ROTOTILLING gardens as nydirung set with 6 beautiful CHARLES KLINGENSMITH AT CADILLAC. Lovely Chalet MOVING SALE - 9 piece (Flat front, broken Pedi. low as $10 Retiree.331-45OO shleld-back chairs, a pine on Stoneledge Lake Frank- 882-5420. carved dmlng room set - ment Wlth FI 'al) 2 glass double bedroom set witll fiDe lin fireplace, custom kit- ru A BIG collection of antlques • We feature a selection ~ antiques, UIed funtkure' STORE or office for lease 1940's Antlques. household drawers With lettace work, wicker, oak ice.boxes, vanity and mirror, color anda~es. chen. deck, etc., sleeps 8. Harper-VerlUer 1,430sq ft furnishings. Engllsh saddle. drawer and 2 drawers at oak furniture. glassware, T.V. in wood case. assorted After 6. ~7119. $500 month. 881-4377. Hunt caps, mlSC. Saturday, bottom $500. 573-4578 lam~s, loo's of items. Wed- mahogany end tables, an- HARBOR Serm~s, luxury 3 Sunday, 11-5 p m 4367 tique twin beds. a day bed, GARAGE SALE, antiques, ne ay through Satur d ay, George Washington sewing bedroom condo, fully 6H-FOR RENT Haverhill No pre-sales wicker. brass, miscel- June 1st - 4th 23106 South stand,latchen table, wooden equipped, pool. tennis 556- OR SALE NO SALE! laneous Fnday only, 1()'4 Rosedale Ct, St Clair office desk, file cabinet, etc. Stbfker &2W9 9473. 977-2379. Yes, beheve it or not, for the No pre-sales. 274 Kerche- Shores (3rd house off Mar- There lS handpainted chIna, COTTAGE. Higgins Lake A-I East Detroit Kelly/8 Mile next few moments, Old val, near Kerby ter Road) kitchen items, a dehumidi- APPRAISERS - AUCTIONEERS Modern, beautiful area, area, prime location, for Wacky's not going to try to sale or lease, 4,100 square SECRETARY breakfront; CHROME and glass dining set her, fireplace fixtures. sleeps 6, boat dock, beach, sell you a thing, just express WITH OVER 45 YEARS experi~ in tile Oeld of 0 .. ; feet. retail or ldeal for pro- rocker; wig stand; numidl- for4, $120. Coffee table, $40 wash~ and dryer. two re- phone days only 9-5 at 245- hJs thanks to those of you arts and antiques, stalker II 8001 will be avail- fessional 775-7542,792-5792 who's continued confidence fler 372-3290, call after 5 Dishwasher, $140. Lawn- fngerators, books, records. 1792. $200 per week. • p.m mower, $70. Call 882-3473 lamps. basement stuff etc. able for complimentary verbal allDl'8iNll (ex- and patronage have made cepting jewelry, books, coins ana-stam,.) • the Colomal Shop such a TU'O ANTIQUE f' 'd You will be pleased With the SUMMER COTTAGE. Wal- 6K-STORAGE SEA.KING 75 outboard ... IreSI El items in this sale. Plan to Saturdays between the hours of 10:00 a.m. - U:. SPACE success To the customers motor, good conditIon chairs; cherry dining room b d loon Lake near Petoskey, 4 ) stop y an say hello. p.m. and 2:00 p.m .• 4 p.m. bedrooms, screened porch, and friends of the CololUal Pump shotgun and 22/410 set (separate or group , IlV. I'll hand out one numbered paneled hving room, fire- DEAL for business man - Shop, the crazy man sends over and under 881-5062 10 Inr room couch and chair; tlcket per person at 8 a.m PROPERTIES ARE NOW being accepted for c:oa- lus thanks, good WlSheS, and place, dock, boat. 881-1256. large carpeted room in a.m.-4 p.m. al in excellent condltion Friday to establish your signment to our upcoming auc:tioaa. best wish Very best of private home. Can be used 881-4598, 882-4358. 1 I POMPANO BEACH, Flonda, everythlng, also MOVINGSALE; Friday, 1()'4 G pacem meat 10a.m.open- for storage or sleeping 22978Carolma, 8J,2Mile be- .E. RANGE and re- 109 Ifyoudon'twanttowait LOCATED ON the lower level ~ the Great American beautiful ocean front condo, Insurance Building, 280 North Woodward Ave- fully furmshed. low rate room. $45 weekly East GARAGE SALE: 3519 York- tween Mack and Marter frigerator. $300, 5 piece di- in line come after lunch shue Thursday, Frlday, nue. Birmingham, Michigan. (313) ...... 885-2844 Warren/Outer Drive area. Air conditioners, bikes, toys nette set, $75 882-9478. SALE CONDUCTED BY Call 885-3039before 7 p m. saturday, 9-5 Appliances, and misc SPRING FLING SALE SUSAN HARTZ CHARMING Lakefront cot- cabmets, household items (The Midwest's Leadins tageon NorthLake, 85 mdes 7-WANTED PINl£ MEDICINE cabmet, Sofa. cham. bookshelves, 886~982 World Renown Auction GaIIer)') north of DetrOit, fIshing, TO RENT GRANDFATHER brand new, $80 882-0725, beds, chtldrens clothes and SWlmmlng, very clean. CLOCKS after 5 p.m furnishmgs. Ages 1-10; Watch for sale next week on VVeekly,$I60,monthly $560 DUNCAN PHYFE dming VVomens clothes &-10; pic- Lakeshore Lane NEED 3 or 4 bedroom, 2 bath Whlle m stock, 30% to 50% off. tures. books, antique GRAND 'SPRIX' 881-0747. home. With family room for Large selection. Dealer room swte, buffet, chma, chairs; curtams, bed. FINE BOOKS a long term lease Call Janet clearance 268-2854 or 3'71- fivechalrs, very good condl- spreads, brass decorator HOUSE AND GARAGE SALE HILTON HEAD Island/South McConkey at Tappan and 5400 - tlOn, $500 371-5608. after 5 items, much more 954 PURCHASED Carohna. New O\..eanfront, - , 703 Lochmoor. 1'" blocks from La\[abon! .. b&ocU Assooates 884-6200. Smgle volumes or entIre Ii- I fully furnished, 1 or 2 bed- pm Lakepolnte. Saturday, 10 south of 8 Mile (Vernier): ' -- AUTOMOBILE O\VNERS - braries. room Villa Golf, tennis, FAMILY of foUI'looking for a 3 As low as $31 quarterly, GIANT MOVING Sale anh- a.m .4p m (ramdate-June I A few antiques: drop leaf desk:, marble top table, bedroom home, in Grosse ques, furniture, tools, 2 25th) In yOW' home or at our ~. pool Starting at $SDO per buys basic automobile m- rice carved chair • more. 111l1'. oat diDiIII lit witII week. Free hterature. 771: Pomte, St Clair Shores, or planos, household and office BLOND bedroom chest and surance 881-2376 1st Editions. Michigan De- china cabinet; Jenn)' Lind bedI; cedar dMIl. Old 4586 Harper VVoods Please call - Items. Friday and Satur- vanity, 9x12 Colomal brald- troit, C1Vll War. Good I brass liIht fixtures; crystal chandelier aad otbIr' 331-6030 day, June 3rd and 4th 10 ed rug. electnc edger and brass items. Old eiectric wltb 'eoaI'. Lata of HARBOR SPRINGS books any area. Qualified erate USED BOOKS - Bought, a.m.4 p m. 14135 Toepfer, trimer. Tenor saxophone, collectibles: depression glUl, LimCII_ cbiDa, tr)'o sold. Fiction, non-fiction. appraisals. Prompt re- In town, year round house, PROFESSIONAL Woman Warren between Schoenherr excellent condlnon 1111-3654 stal stem WAte , etc. MemorabWa: miniature .... Hardcovers. paperback - and Gratlot. moval bay view. 2 bedroom, seeks 2 - 4 bedroom home. animals, IItraipt razors, poclult knives, on •• , and bath Maximum 5 VVIIlrent or houseslt for noon 'W 6 p.m. Tues thru UPRIGHT freezer, refriger- GRUB STREET ator freezer 882-8505 All kmds of odds II ends; blanketl, lama-, ...... persons Weekends/weeks approximately one year Sat BOOKTIQUE, 15243 ATARI SPECIAL Mack Ave, between Lake- A BOOKERY games, hundrec:ll of books. man)' cl'aiIcIna'. bard 293-3810, days 885-8174 Must be available by July Get a "400" and or "2600" with GARAGE Sale - bikes, bath- cover, including World Book En<:yclopedl ...... 10 References Please call, pomte and Beaconsfleld. "OW' Reputation evenings super controls, recorder, room fIxtures, lawn roller, Levi's, women's clothing, lltle IIO'I'OR- 886-3814 885-2265. Guarantees liIeI. and other accessories Best brass chandelier, etc Fri. CYCI.E • auto parts. BUILDER'S offer. day, Saturday 10 a m.-2 Your Confidence" ~t • 886-0443AFTER 4:PM pm, 20550 Anita between 17194E. Warren misc. Items. Somethinl for everyone. Frida, •• ,. 8-ARTICLES BeaconsfIeld and Harper Tuesdav thruSatUI'day lU. saturday. t1(4. 1:30 A.M..4:30 P.II. P08ITlV&LY FOR SALE 882-7143 NO PRE-8ALES. MACKINAC ISLAND HOUSEHOLD and GARAGE Sale - 1160 Audu- ESTATE SALES bon June 4th, 9 a m .3 p.m Charming lakefront duplex FOR' SALE combination Conducted by "K" Many new and old articles. Sleeps 6 comfortably storm-screen door; size Also, refrigerator, upnght Servicing Wayne, Oakland Available 6'1-1()'30for one 351h" wide, 791h" long freezer. week. penods or longer $9 00 Phone 882-2509after 3 and Macomb Counties ------Kay 247-0361 10 INCH radial arm saw, (Jeorgian ..9nn ..Atlic Sate Rent a SpacIOus cottage on pm WE BUY BOOKS Ann 7'71.0197 Craftsman, $1110One bushel the lake for the price of a SOLID-oak,lead glass doors capaClty shop vacuum, $35. hotel room - $100/day 882-3812. IN YOUR HOME 88&-8242 31327 g.'aliol. !s, antique purses, \fIC- Items, children's Items - excellent condItion $160 BUYING SWORDS block north of Holbrook, 1 great Just tuned, $650 firm radio cabinet, best offer ker, andoak are Just a few of 88:>-0079 GUNS, DAGGERS Call Steve, ~4497 or 885- Fran, n4-3025 block east of Conant), 875- the subjects you can "go to MISC Thursday and Friday ae-oFFICE ------7166 Telegraph (2 blocks school on .. The crazy man only 18994 McCormIck off 82" FLORAL--qwlted deSign 774-9651 EQUIPMENT 1951 KENMORE automatic dryer, sofa $300 884-3596 ------~------south of 6 Mile), 532-4060 Will gladly help you select Kelly near 7 Mile CLOTHES 'n' THINGS 1975HONDA 400 . Four 6,000 ex(ellent conditIOn, $95 WESTINGHOUSE refrlgera. Monday through Saturday, the book you need or speCial TOY sale, two 16" bicycles TWO Steelcase desk!>, cre. miles, great condItIOn, $700, 885-0079 tor excellent condition, ------~ 10-8, Sunday, 12-5 14460 order a book If you'd like Saturday, 10-2 861 South RESALE SHOP denza IBM typewriter, evemngs, after 7:30, 885- GARAGE sale - Fnday, 9 Gratiot (2 blocks north of 7 Don't be foohsh! Get your- Rosedale, Grosse Pomte $13000, m-55l4 model 12 Ditto copier m- MLle Rd ) 521-3500 Monday ------26600Harper (to'h Mile) 3917 a m 5 0 m Saturdav 9 c;elfout to the Colonial Shop. Wood" No !lre-e;ales STEELCO\SE o!fH,'t> ctt>~1<: 4641\ a m -3 p m several fam- through Saturday, 10.8, l\lvnJa,).S .. tUld,,> HONUAtraJllU, ~tWolbe:>l 25701 Jefferson, near 10 GARAGEsale. 1601 Hamp- $60 00,cedar hned dresser, 8 LE-ATHER ar;-ct;~~-;nd Ihe~ 1067Lakepolnte, Gros- 10909 Grand River (corner 10 - 5 P m offer 772-5304 Mile, Monday - Saturday, ton, 15' round pool, needs drawers WIth mIrror, $35 00, Consignments Welcome se Pomte Park of Oakman) 934-6900 Mon- SWivel desk chair, excellent ---- - 11-6,772-0430 Your Master- liner, pitchlllg machllle, 881-5238 condItion, 573-9808 11-eARS day through Saturday, 10-7 card, Visa, personal check toys, books, etc June 4, 10 ELECTRIC range, self-clean- MEDITTERRANEANs~~ 772-7422 FOR SALE Ing, used one year, $175 4575 Dixie Hwy , Waterford are welcomed am -3 p m only! Townslup (3 miles west of bedroom furmture Dual ------9-ARTICLES 882-4786 headboard, triple dresser OFFICE FURNITURE 1973 Telegraph) 674-4121. Mon. ANTIQUE Queen Anne bed- ESTATE sale. Drexel oval WANTED 1981PONTIAC Grand Lemans room set, tall armolr dres- d ..""" with mirror, 2 nightstands, International dump truck, AIR conditioner, Carner Sies- table, pa s, 6 chairs, ..,vv, statton wagon, light blue, day through Saturday 10-8 th 4 po te $500 886-9221 1700 series, needs some ta, 6,000 B T U , new, $250 Sunday 12-5 Credit cards ser WI mirror, s r bamboo couch, chair, table, woodgram, excellent condI. bed, $750, Queen Anne Low. bl b $ -- work, $2,200 824-0637 G E 40" whIte stove, $230 and checks accepted Deh. boy/Buffet (cherry), 20 $100; porta ears, 85 SEARS Coldspot refrIgerator CASH FOR BOOKS tlon 881-4817 Clay and white print pleated very available ears old, $325 Queen Anne each, tWin beds With single - 2 door, frost.free, excel- 8A-MUSICAL Whole hbranes or single vol. 1978MUSTANG Cobra--;-aut~ and lined drapes, sheers, Y bookcase headboard, $40; urnes purchased Pick-ups matlc, V-6, air, power BURGUNDY vmyl La-Z-BoY lent conditIon, $165 885- INSTRUMENTS and rods, $285 884-2101 table (marble top Plecrust couch, $100; yellow plastic 0079 available. brakes - steenng, AM-FM ------foot rest needs~ repair Tier). 573-4578 desk, $25; maple desk, $20; GUNS for sale Sterling 22 au- GARAGE Sale, 4802 Three THE LIBRARY CO cassette, 44,000 miles, no otherWIse good condition GIGANTIC Garage Sale - antique pine table, $45, PIANOS WAN'rED 16129Mack at Bedford rust Super sharp $3,200 tomatic, blue or stainless, 1182-0679 Mile Drive, Saturday and also Smith and Wesson furniture, firepla<:e, house. miscellaneous furniture GRANDS, Spmets, Consoles 881-5000 839-9459. hold and misc. June 3rd and and household Items. All Sunday, 11-5 pm Oak li- model 29, 44 mag. 882-5558. brary table, some antiques, and Small Uprights. _ Closed SUnday & Mo'.:~~ 1981CHEVETTE,4:Speed, 4 FAMILY SUPER 4th, 10 a m to 5 p.m 1205 must gol 142 MUir. Friday, TOP PRICES PAID GARA GE sale. household and Harvard, corner, Kerche. Saturday, 10 a m.5 p m small electnc organ, rock- .d f 1 TV's AM.FM stereo, cassette, ex. GARAGE SALE Ing chair, Fiesta and De. TOP $$ pal or co or , cellent condItion, low mile- mlsc Items '74 whIte Mer. Furniture, lamps, Oak desk val No pre-sales 9 PIECE dining room set, VE 7-0506 mIcrowaves, air conditlon- cedes, loaded 824-77Ql pression glassware, 10 gal. ers, working or not 774-9380 age $3,900 824-8576 ------chair, 2 seWing machines, GARAGE Sale - Friday, sa- moving must sell. Best of- Ion aquarIum With all ac. ALL 1978 BUICK, estate wagon, 9 YARD sale, June 3rd lhru 5th, brass fireplace screen, turday, 9.30 to 4, 1067 Bed- fer 1185-2450 cessories, miscellaneous FOR 10 a m 17238 Westphalia, small apphances, air condl. ford, tools, toys, clothlllg, LIBRARY Table. solid ma- kitchen and household fur- PIANOS WANTED CASH passenger Completely DetroIt No furniture tioner,SaturdaY,June4,358 misc Something for every- hogany, 50"x30", $350. rushings, records and cloth. TOP CASH PAID KIDS CLOTHES loaded, beautiful condttion, SUNSHINE Finishing Com- H1llcrest, one block off M()- one. Fireplace mantel, ceramic, Ing EXCELLENT CONDITION excellent tires. Recent AT ONCE! VERY CLEAN, BETTER brakes, runs perlect Low pany • Complete kitchen reo ross. No pre-sales. I 2 FAMILY Garage Sale _ glazed, hand palllted, 1m. "GREAT Stuff" sale House- 541-6116 BRANDS, INFANT THRU 14 mIleage $3,895or offer 445- fimshmg. Before you diS- TWIN BEDROOM set: with furmture, household goods, ported from Italy4'x4', $350. wares, furmture, toys, card those beautIful Birch mattresses and box springs, clothing, Saturday, June Mmk stole, Autumn Haze, baby, items and clothIng ACCORDION, Carmen with Brmg m Monday, Tuesday 1583 doors, call today for a free or Thursday, 10-4p m 19794-DOOR Granada, 2-tone, long dresser chest of draw- 4th, 9 to 4 4320 Haverhill $200. 824.2348 after 5 week. 21671 Westbrook Court (off case, full range, $50 886- ON HANGERS PLEASE loaded, $2.500 or best offer in.home estimate for mak. ers, all bedding included, MOVING Sale' 5226 Notting- days, all day Saturday and rorktown) Mturday, June 8242 ing your lutchen look new 4th, 8.4 I lEE'S RESALE Must sell 1lII&OO56. $300. French PrOVIncial ham. Lot's of furniture, an- SUnday. BEGINNERS ELECTRIC agam without the replace- sofa, ch81r, excellent condI. tiques. Saturday, only, 11.5 GARAGE sale. 227 Grosse 20331Mack 881-8082 1977 HONDA Accord, aIr, ment expense. Sunshme A MIRACLE' guitar and silvertone ampli. tion, $300 885-1944, Days; P t Bl d Loth ANTIQUE OR COLLECT- 5-speed, stereo Impeccably Flllishing Co 11357 East 8 . KENMORE Automatic wa- Oln e v., comer . That's what folks who've used fier, $100 Full size VIOlin 884-3340,eve lUngs k t $95 rop and Grosse Pointe IBLE DOLLS SUCH AS mamtallled but rusty. New Mile Road, Warren, smce Sunberg's glass cleaner with case, excellent condi- GIANT GARAGE Sale _ sher - wor s grea , . Blvd, Saturday, June 4th, MADAME ALEXANDER, brakes, tires $1,950. 822- 1972. 757-1766. have called It With Sun- tion, $225. 885-5930, ask for Something for everyone, in- 885-0079. lOa m -4p m Twoflreplace berg's, stams and discolora- Mary Sharon BARBIE, ETC 5869. SUNSHINE Strippmg Com- cludmg a Black and Decker GARAGE/Basement Sale, Sa. sets With screens, dishes, tion fall from tlungs such as L S.':" Sunday only speCJ~ 757 -5568 1974 CAMARO, 6 cylinder, pany - strlppmg special weed trimmer, plllg-pong turday, June 4, 9:00 - 4.00 yard tables, drapes, glass- crystal decanters hke snow J 10% off all current sheet SHOTGUNS and rifles want- $900. Repamted 2 years ago month of June Varnished table top Reel to reel tape 1123 Hawthorne Road, ware, Deco candleholders, flakes before your very ed - Parker, Fox, Smith, 647-1524Myrl. I chairs, $10, varnished recorder. Girls 26" bike Grosse Pomte Woods. 881- T V tables, rugs, large old eyes. Now, you really can mUSlc{books, 775-7758 doors, $25, varrushed tables 1930 collectibles, household 1740 Folding banquet ta- wall sconce, some antiques restore that packed away Wmchester and other~ 1977 PONTIAC, 4 door, good (end), $20, complete furm- Items and much more and bies, leaded glass doors, air No pre.sales. FIVE PIECE Pearl drum set, Private collector 478-53111. tIres, good transportatIOn glass tOIt'S nghtful place as good condition, ZlldJ Cym. ture restoratIOn, dllllng pnced to sell. Friday, Sat- conditIOner, flourescent 36" GAS stove, $75, Kenmore a sparkling famIly heIrloom -JOHN I G t~ll b $2,495 821-6737 after 6 30 K N IS S I uymg p m room sets from $750, old urday, 9-+. 1040Lochmoor. lights, misc kitchen items, electnc dryer, $125; both with Sunberg's glass clea. bals, $600 882-7294, even- fasluoned hand rubbed fin. Ings good books for cash Why . FOUR FAMILY garage sale trash to treasures excellent conditton. 331. ner on sale at. The Colonial sell to someone else for 1976GRAND Prix, 350 engme, Ishes . expert craftsman- 824 Cadieux Friday and WE'RE Moving and can't 1979 Shop, 25701 Jefferson near less? 961-0622.' air conditiOning, FM stereo, ShiP, call today for a free LOWREY ElectriC organ, saturday. 10 gallon aquar- take Sony 50" TV (5 months d 10 MIle Monday. Saturday, 62,000 mIles, Clean, must in.home esttmate 757.1766 cherry wood, excellent con- Iwn and accessories; furni. old) $1,400; Vlctonan love ATARI 2600 Vi eo game sys. 11-6, 772-0430, Mastercard dlti.on $800 886-8242 PRIVATE Collector would like sell $2,100 884-8576 CHAIR, yellow - multi.pnnt ture; clothes; toys; old cash seat frame $50; 6' artificial tern With 11 great game and Visa welcome to buy U S. stamps, U S register, crafts and craft Christmas tree $20; large cartndges, like new, $230. 1973MONTE Carlo, good con- wingback style, best offer REFRIGERATOR with a as-ANTIQUES coins, and baseball cards. ditIOn, power everything, ex- 588-7527after 7 p m materials, household items. Evenheat loIn (model 4320) 884-8644 small freezer, $135, 30" FOR S~E ns.4757. , I with misc. supplies W!ij E."'. wheelchaIr Wlthcut-out tras $975or best ~8294 1\ eleclcic.Jst.o¥e,£l~; shest \ J ... AOiGM Uk ... G1r;AN:rlC garage -pallo and BOX SPRING and mattress I qBellandHo.we1l.8mmmw>e ~'arms, __V&r...tlaftCbcapped EA5T5IDE llookseller d~ l~1lreAMA"Rd"1tallY 'S'P'6rt~ yara "Siife sa turday, June sets by Serta If.! off. TWill, projector $40; ~7570. toilet accessories; GIbson free:ter, $145, ~5681.' OLDE ATTIC ANTIQUES _ signed 1Jmlted editIons, flOe good condition, $1,200 88Z- ~lh, 10 a m No sales before $145.Full, $185 ~een. $225 11 500 B T U A' S eep aI.r WOMEN'S elegant genwne large inventory of furniture, Illustrated chtldren's htera- 'n23 t10a m Antique and collect. I f. I ESTATE SALE ' . . Ir- w brown alligator pumps, by trunks, paper, hardware, ture, art, photography, King, $325 .A 1 Irst qua Ity condlttoner, $90, 822-6139or 1970 CUTLASS, runs well, Ible glass, tons of odds and Dealer warehouse clear. Country French dining room 885-82n Fentonlast-Saks, modern glass, lots of oak 1607Mill- Americana DetrOit, CIVIl good transportatIOn, $250 ends, brass, some tools and ance 268-2854or 371-5400 set, French end table, 2 medium heel, 7B, matching tary Street at Griswold, War. Occult, Avant Garde lawn furlllture Arts and French upholstered chairs, FREEZER, white, 21 cubic shoulder bag, retatl both Port Huron 984-1264 Mon- LIt., military county hiS- 822-8454 crafts, country prl mltlve LARGE SELECTION of re- pair of StIffellamps, small foot, good condition $225 $325, worn once, sacrifice, day through Saturday 1~5. tones, phIlosophy and 1981 LE CAR Deluxe, 5 door folk art Something for ev- conditioned SCHWINN bi. Early American kitchen 885-3732 $150 set or will separate, Sunday, 12-5 worthwhile books for collec- hatchback, stereo, air, ex. eryone I 2180 Vernier, Gros. cycles. Reasonable prices. table and 4 chairs, wrouSht OAK trundle bed - Space saver best offer Bruno Magh me. tions In all categones. Cash cellent condillon, $3,650 or "e Pomte Woods VLllage Cyclery, Tn.Q357 Iron porch set, FrIgidaIre WIth lower "drawer" wluch dium beige leather pump, ANTIQUE paid and ImmedIate reo best offer 881.6082 mangle, Damsh modern pulls out for a second bed. high heel, Jacobson's, 7~B WORKSHOP moval also may fit 8, worn once, TRANSPORTATION SpeCial chair, sofa, dirung table and Very sturdy Excellent con. FURNITURE GRUB STREET ALL ORIENTAL RUGS matching shoulder bag. 1971 Pontiac Catahna chairs, 26" 3 speed boys' dltton $95 881-4147or ~ RESTORATION Rusty - runs good, needs SChwmn bike, Magnavox 0443 after 5 Pale green snake skm open A BOOKERY WANTED BY A COLLECTOR Chair caning and rushing muffler $150 or best offer stereo, mirror and china 88" SOFA and matchlllg has. toe pump, 7B, matching 17194 East Warren, CALL COLLECT clutch Black leather purse We Buy and Sell near Cadieux 881-6082 lamps 16414E Warren -4505 sock Pillow back, no wear. and shoes 573-9808. DetrOit, MIChigan 1-663-7607 882 Like new Expand-O.Way, 1982LINCOLN Continental 4 881-9339 door, loaded, lIke new, G E Heavy duty washer - desk-dining room table KENMORE air conditIoner, I 882-7143 $15,000 or best offer. Bob excellent conditIOn, $145 seats 8 822-8544 6000 BTU's, new conditIon $140 ~1007, or 296-1558 DENLEY'S STAMPS Wanted. U.S and England, 777.8730 Week. B8!).0079 TRAMPOLINE, 6x 12 Attic ANTIQUES foreIgn 881-4580 days 9-5 RICHIE'S USED APPLIANCES STOVE, Admiral, cogper, fan, 3 foot. 886-5843 KENMORE Refrigerator, 19 - cubic feet, automatIc Ice Furniture, clocks, Decoys, CAMARO: 1982, red auto- 100% GUARANTEED self-cleaning, over.head ALUMINUM wood sliding FUEL Oil 16626E WARREN maker, new conditIOn 885- toy, and pnmltlves 27112 matlc,4 cylmder, air, power vent, fan, best offer. 886- WIndows (2) Never used Harper, between 10 and 11, WILL purchase and 1007, 296-1558 from your tank pump steermg/brakes, stereo cas. 885-0P79 0076, after 6 Alummum white awrung, 12 -- 9-5 Monday through Satur- sette, rally wheels, 6,200 WEDDING dress, size 10, 882-9420 GARAGE sale _ 5974 Radnor feet, cheap 884-1526 day 772-9385 miles $8,200 527-3226 Ivory MOIre gown Featur. WE BUY AND SELL ------(offChandlerPark),June3, OLD ~lass, HaVIland, dehu- TWIN bed, spnngs and mat 1982ESCORT -low miles, sun mg an off the shoulder neck. "Michigan's Largest 4, 10 a m.-4 p m Mlscellan. mldlfler, tWin maple bed, hne. A molded bodIce mp. tress, 4 pieces 884-2106 roof, excellent stereo sys- Antiques Market" ------ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED eous porch rug 88:>-5641 ped at the waist and full WANTED' architectural tem, 3 years, free mamten- Over 500 Exlubltors ance warranty, $5,000or best AZAR'S GALLERY ScHWINN girl's 5-speed, ex. VICTORIAN style couch, skIrt WIth chapel length CENTREVILLE, MICHIGAN books, send title, author tram Silk flowers accented publisher, plrce and condI offer 884-7971 One of the largest selectIOns of Oriental rugs cellent condition, extras, maple wood trim, uphol- SUNDAY, JUNE 12 ------~- the gowns shoulders flounc- tlOn to Architectural at muumum prIces best offer Call for details stered In pure Silk, $295. 2 8 a m to 4 30 pm. Adm $2 1973CAPRICE ClaSSIC4 door, 886-8737 ornate brass lamps with ed sleeves Call after 4 881- Books. 553 East Jefferson 251 E. MERRILL, BIRMINGHAM Fairgrounds, M-86 fully eqwpped, very nice, ~------pnsms, 1 large ornate gl()- 8832 DetrOit, 48226 $1.300 Days, ~3252, even- LARGE SELECTION garage ble lamp, ornate wall pia. Caravan Antiques Market 644-7311 LA-Z:BOYrecllner~ -maple First Show Tenth season WANTED-APPle-computer mgs, 822-5778 sale 72 Lakeshore, Farms, que, mythICal, must sell, rocker, car top carrier, 2E Call Ched, mghts 886- 19790LDSCUTLASfsu-:' Saturday, June 4th, 10-4, reasonable Pille cobbler rabbi t coat sIze 9, 521-2309 APARTM-ENT SIZE electric 2764, days 882-0406 hours firm Reese hitch, bench coffee table $225 stove, (1926) Oven-brOiler preme, air, stereo, more, Window air conditIoner, 886-2415 HAMILTONaUtomatlC dryer up Works Some III super clean, rust proofed, -works great, $75 885-0079 GAS STOVE low miles 886-0152 garden light system, 80" ---LAMINATING - - Museums $200orbestoffer WANTED Household upholstered couch, 3 cush- Mrs Rogers, 875-9660 1975 DODGE DART,6cYltn. IOn couch and chair set ID SIZE 50~ 1 ELECTRIC Phllco range, -- - - - $$ TOP DOLLAR PAID $$ automatIc tImer, 30" white, ANTIQUE SHOW AND SALE der. automatic, good condI. (wood), pre CIVIl War kit. 81f.!x 11 - $100 885-0079 tlOn steel radials, AM/FM, bl It BLUEPRINTS chrome top, 1 electnc G E Orchard Mall - West Bloom. Estate Sales chen ta e, e eetnc ype- QUICK PRINTING 17 mp~ ~4~2_ range, automatic timer, field, June 16th-19th, Thurs. WANTED any, unwanted :It~.~~ wnter, desk, gasoltne oper- RESUMES 30", all white 1white Phllco day thru Saturday (l0-9) CAPRI, 1974 $150, or parts CONDUCTED BY ated pump, Toro snow household Items Furmture, blower, Somc car alarm. INSTANT COPIES refrigerator, top freezer, 1 Sunday, noon to 5 p m appliances, etc Free pIck 925-7190 40 gallon tank and stand 1 ------Wide assortment collect- SCRATCH PADS - ~ LB up Rick 839-7003 AUSTIN Marina 1974, very Craftsman hand mower, SWANKOUSKY'S Ibles. toys, games WEDDING INVITATIONS good conditIOn, stereo, new LILLY M. AND COMPANY call after 6 p m 822-6385 ANTIQUES ------PHOTOTYPESETIING 10A-MOTORCYCLES tlree;, exhaust, tune-up $850 FABULOUS 562-1387 569-2929 MISCELLANEOUS KEYLINING BABY GRAND plano, antique FOR SALE or best offer 821-4355 FURNITURE PHOTOSTATS, NEGS barber chairs, antique NEW SHIPMENT Antique hand blown Oil lamp RUBBER STAMPS clock, mlsc furniture 886- Affordable European anti 1975 KAWASAKI 350 Enduro CHEVETTE, 1981-:-2 door. (Cobalt and Ruby glass) OPEN MONDAY THRU 33n ques such as armOIres, 882-6997 4-speed, excellent condl WIthnew glass shade, men's SATURDA Y 9-5 P M pIanos, tables. chairs, book tlOn 15,500 mIles $3,700 10 speed bicycle, console MOVING SALE, bunk beds, ~6350 $100, de.humldlfler, $80, 4 cases, antique brass, crye; 9-ARTICLES - color TV (needs antenna) POINTE PRINTING tal, etc In the Hle;torlc 1977 VOLARE, V-6, automat- carved 4 poster tWInand full air conditioners, $75 each WANTED F81ENDLY 15201KERCHEVAL Cane rocker, neede; repaIr, House of FabriCS Bldg. IC, economical, 2 door, beds. Chippendale arm 1500 Woodward at John R clean. good conditIOn 1iartz~ PROFESSIONAL at Lakepointe $40 Window fan, $20 BOOKS HousehOld Sales chair, (ball and claw) ma. Grosse POinte Park 822-7100 Mon .Sat 11-5 Vahdated SERVICE Air handball, make offer PURCHASED $1,900 925-0017 hogany buffet, console/se. parking In BroadwaYI cretary bookcase, record "ALMOST.NEW" APPAREL Heavy duty wheelbarrow, Sell your flOe books With 1976 CHRYSLER Newport - SUSAN HARTZ acceSSOries, furs and an- SchWinn Varsity bike, $90 Grand River lot 96l 2656 YOUR SPECIAL cabmet, oak hall tree, Capo confidence III our mlegnty good runlllng conditIOn, tiquee; at a fraction of the 1029Audubon 343.{)867 POSSESSIONS 886.8982 DI Monte lamps, (pair) and experience super clean, $975.best offer some antique furlllture Se. ongmal cost FRENCH PROVINCIAL AT MATERlALS 884-2458 ARE MY Grosse Pointe City U:-.lLIMITED GRUB STREET cretary (c 1860), Vlctonan We Buy Furs SPECIAL CONn AN Consignments Welcome sofa, $230, and chair, $125, We have the Architectural an A BOOKERY loveseat (c 1920), pale green round back 17194E Warren 9-ARTICLES Chippendale plano bench, LEE'S chaIr, $130, gold table lamp tlque matenals, the staff 882-7143 WANTED claw feet (c 1880) French '20331Mack 881-8082 4 ft , $75 and sconcee; $35 and the expertl~e to assIst Bombe (c 1820), French Gold coffee table. $65 After you, III locatlllg the mer Marquetry chest, hand DOLL APPRAISALS 6 pm 88l.5817 chandle;e for whatever your L. KATHERINE ARNOLD, ANTIQUES made (c 1920) LoUIS XV ANTIQUES OR neede; We also speCIalize III Desk (c 1900) COLLECTIBLES MAHOGANY Dining room cu~tom bUilding glae;e;hey. HOUSEHOLD & ESTATE 573-4578 SUSAN'S DOLL MUSEUM set, table, 5 cha lfl;, l arm eled panels, doors, front and LIQUIDATION SALES 757-5568 chair. buffet, chllla cabmet, back bars, from new and an GARAGE SALE - Friday 55 years old Good condl tlque matenals INSURANCE APPRAISALS June3rd,9a m 2pm ,Sat FOR

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13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 11-CARS 11-cARS 11c-80ATS 12E-eOMMERCIAL 13-REAL ESTATE 11-eARS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE AND MOTORS PROPERTY FOR SALE HOUSE for sale 3 bedroom DATSUN, 1978, 280Z, perfect 1975PONTIAC statlOnwagon, 1973 AMC Matador, 6 cyhn, 28 FOOT BayLmer Contessa tW::>INt.SS and bungalow, Harper Woods condition, AM/FM cassette, 63,000 mIles Some rust, der, excellent transporta- SWI cruiser, 260 h p, 10 ft INVESTMENT OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 must sell, $850 343.0154. tlOn, $450 881-1045, after 6 beam, loaded, evemngs, PROPERTIES by owner. 88?r6266 S speed, $6,375 77S-6388 ------432 ROLAND ROAD 1978 TIN COLN-tow n -car, pm _ 886-5884. E x c Ius 1 vel )' ------SALES::' Ll!.A.!>l!.::> OPEN SUNDAY 1.5 Three bedroom brick Colonial, 1% baths, hVIng room 1968 MUSTANG convertible clean, white With blue Inter. 1978 CHEVETTE, aIr, defog. By owner Chnton Township SAILBOAT - 24 foot Cre- EXCHANGES WIth natural fIreplace, dming room, eating area m Excellent condition thro. lor, 5,400 mIles, private ger, custom mtenor, auto, 38401 Santa Barbara Cus scent, race eqmpped, elec- Virginia S JeffrIes, Realtof kItchen, screened and glass terrace, finIshed ughout Extra sharp $3,950, 939-4222 stereo cassette; new bra- tom bUIlt ranch, 3 bedroom offer 884-2147. _~roJUc compas~~0590...... - 88_2_'_08_99 ...... family room, 2 baths, flrsl basement WIth fireplace and half bath Central all' BUICK,-1982,- Electra-Estate kes, battery, muffler; Zle. Two car garage, fenced yard, beautifully land- 1975FIAT - automatic, excei-:- "CLASSIC", 1950 Mayscraft, floor laundry, central air Wagon, low miles, loaded barted LIke new $2,000 PETOSKEY scaped $89,500 lent condition, low mileage, 731.7694, 739-2242 77~4~1~ _ __ _ _ 24 It Chrysler "Hemi" en. sprmklers, extra Insulation (Little Traverse alummum trim, patIo, fin- stereo, very dependable, gme, Mahogany, excellent Bay Area) BY OWNER 881-5965 $1,250 886-3369 PONTIAC-Bonneville 1980, 1979CORVETIE-low miles, condItion Contact DIck, at Ished basement, many ex brougham 2 door, sun-roof, !>tored m wmter, excellent Mayea Boatworks 725. tras, move-In conditIOn 1979MERCURY Monarch, full power, air, loaded, condItIon, $U,OOOor best of. 6111 BAR 46~2819 680 HOllYWOOD 31,000 miles, loaded, $3,lklO super clean Must see to be fer Call after 4 p m 791- GOOD gross and net, hvmg ------ST CLAIR Shores By owner GROSSE POINTE WOODS 371.4629 _1J~ve 884-7149, 88~6803 2312 16 FOOT Hobie WIth traIler, quarters By owner, call 1-61&-548-2396or wnte P.O 3 bedroom brick ranch 1% story brick Bungalow, 4 bedrooms, 2% baths, hVIng 1980 CUTLASS- sut'eme 1978TRIUMPHSpltflre-Cah- 1979-DODGE Om 01O24£ast- yellow tramp, yellow and Natural fireplace, famIly room With natural fireplace, large updated Brougham, two door, ndau whIte salls $2,000 721-0675 Box 2385, Petoskey, MiChi- forma car, excellent condl back, air, good conditIon - - --~------gan, 49770 room, 21h car garage, fully kitchen, famdy room, formal dIrung room, flmshed roof, excellent condition, tlOn, 43,000 miles, $3,200 After 6 p m 885-4771 __ carpeted, full basement leather mtenor, new tIres, 1971 MFG fiberglass, 17 foot, rec room With wet bar, central aIr, gas heat, _ ~st_fr~ ll82-002~ _ 1900BUlCKRlvlera,-two-tone electnc start, 45 h P Chrys- FOR SALE OR LEASE newly decorated $59,901) sprmkler system, 21h car garage, 2,550 square loaded With extras, 43,000 76 KERCHEVAL, on-the-Hill Open Sunday 1-5 77~7065 mdes, $5,700 884-1334 1977 L T Camaro, automatic brown. fully loaded, very ler outboard, traIler, low feet corner lot, beautIfully landscaped, Circular 305, stereo With separate low mIleage, one owner, ex- hours, new convertIble top, TwD-story bmldIng, 2OXl00 CLINTON Twp --SchUltz -Es drive, 3 schools WithIn Ih mile Land Contract 1977 LeBARON, AM-FM, air casselle, grey exterior cellent conmtJon 88~8094, excellent conmhon, pnced WIth basement tates 19 Mile and Garfield terms available ImmedIate occupancy TOLES & ASSOCIATES conditioning, cloth mtenor, _19981~co~, Det~OI~_ 779-5671 to sell, $2,750 or best offer First floor 2 bedroom and BY APPOINTMENT - NO BROKERS - OWNER $2,000or best offer, 882-3965 881-7378. 885,2000 DATSUN 310 GX 1981. black 1'181- f.\nn~I~ACEldorado, ------den All appliances, carpet 886-3456 mg anO drape:., Ldolllet:> UI 1979 tiUN1HlW, AM.ft'M, air WIth SIlver interIOr, sharp elegant automobile, 39,000 1974 19 FOOT SaIlboat, load. 12F-NORTHERN condition, $3,000 or best of. excellent conditIOn $4,500 nule!>, burgundy With bur- ed, 3 salls, trailer, motor, basement, central alf, au PROPERTY 1 fer, 882-3965 or best offer 885-3025after 6 gundy leather mtenor, best askmg $2,950 Best offer tomatlc aIr cleaner, 2 h ---- years old Price $62,500 1982FIREBIRD S E -load- __or leave me~~~e _~f~!,~_~er $12,900 ~s.!'_~ 885-2440 GRAND Traverse Resort. Buyers only 263-9389 ed, With warranty, best of. 1981PORSCHE 924 Welssach, AUTOMOBILE OWNERS - 1979CHRIS CRAFT Scorpion fer After 5 pm., 445-0061 Commemorative EditIon, As low as $31 quarterly, 23 foot, 260 horsepower In. Jack Nicklaus golf course - hilltop umt, furmshed, gar- 1976 BMW 2002 - very good loaded 21,000mIles, $15,500 buys basic automobile in- board Very good conmhon REDUCED 886-2453 age WJlI conSider trade $105,000 mechamcally and phYSICal. 57~!716 _ _ _ surance 881-2376 $145,000 294-3700 ly. Call after 6, 885-9084 1978 CHEVY MONZA 2 + 2 - - -~~-- ~~ 533 Anita, Grosse POInte hatchback,45,OOOmJles, aIr 1982 DATSUN 200sX . sport 11F- TRAILERS Woods 3bedroom Ranch, 1972 BUICK Electra, depen- ' luxury coupe, aIr, 5 speed, 13-REAL ESTATE AM FM V 6 t AND CAMPERS 1 full, 2 half baths, living dable, runs good, $650.00. / , -, power s eer- loaded, rustproofed. Well FOR SALE room, dIning room, den, 109, average conditIon Blue mamtamed, hand washed Ask for Tom, 527-7782. APACHE tent trailer. Excel- Flondaroom, central all', Book $1,800 Best offer 331~ and waxed, clean Call 372-- FOR SALE by owner - 2 '72 CHEVY Impala, $550 or lent conmtJon Great travel- 2 car garage, full base- 3201. 4367between lOa m -4p m, er, roomy, lightweight. family flat located at corner ment Dead-end street FIRST OFFERING best offer, 772-5304. of Beaconsfield and Vernor, 1977 HONDA Accord 5 speed after 4 p m 773-0309. 881-8750 429 McKINLEY MUSTANG Ghla, 1980 hatch. manual, air, $1,000 or best 1981CHEVETIE _2 tone, full 3 bedrooms, fireplace, ap- back, loaded, 39,000 miles, plIances, separate base- Attractive center entrance ColOnIal In Grosse Pointe offer After 6 pm, 822-4508 chrome trim, 14,000 mIles, 11G-MOBILE FOR SALE, Owner, Bal- view car at 19463Mack Ave ment and entrances, new Farms Thts well mamtamed three bedroom has a Friday and saturday Best 1977 DODGE Diplomat, automatIC, air, loaded and HOMES furnaces, 2 car garage. four and Mack, close to automatic, aIr, power steer- In perfect conditIon, 1 Grosse Pomte Custom large living room with fireplace, a good size dming offer. 884-8858 Immaculately maIntamed. room, kItchen with breakfast room, lavatory and ing, power brake!>, AMIFM owner $5,400 or best offer Upper flat vacant JWle 30th bUIlt Bungalow Ranch. 1979 HORIZON TC-3 - autD- stereo, rear defog, 35,000 886-2415 1979 COLONAIDE Chateau glassed-in porch. A full bath and cedar closet on see- Macomb 14x70 WIth 21x7 $79,000 Pays 589-1000 ext 1st floor, large hying matic, Ziebart, new brakes, mdes, excellent condItion room with natural fire- ond floor. Paneled ree. room WIth bar Good tratfic exhaust Super clean, $3,500 7'78-6191,after 4 p m' 1977 MALIBU Classic,. air, expansion Fireplace, 2075, evenIngs, 82S-9216 ___ .____ AMIFM, 52,000 miles, excel- place, mning room, kit- pattern Reasonably priced at $86,000 $2,995/offer ~7944 walk.m tub, Ph baths, 2 CAMARO Z28, 1978~-yellow~ lent condItion, $2,250 886- bedrooms. Must sell, FIRST OFFERING chen and den, 2 large bed- DILLON 1973 OLDS Cutlass Supreme, nuntcondItlon,13,OOOmlles, .M' $16,950 773-7039 16350 MACK rooms, bath. 2nd floor, PROPERTY MANAGEMENT GROSSE POINTE PARK newly bwlt 12x40 master vinyl top, AM:/FM stereo, $7,000 firm 881.8817. 11&-CARS WANTED all', power doors/locks, 3 bedroom plus brick Colomal. bedroom with master 881-4147 1975CUTLASS Supreme, aIr, TO BUY 12B-VACATION 51,000 miles, excellent con. PROPERTY POSSIbledoctor's offIce with bedroom with 1% baths, power steering, power great traffic flow Has dition $1,950 88?r2641 good closets and storage OPEN SUNDAY brakes, stereo, 8 track, 350 treatment room, family space throughout Unfm- 2-5 1977BUICK SpeCial-air condI- V-8, excellent condItIOn, DEAD OR ALIVE MARCO ISLAND - beautiful room, all alummum trim ished basement With tioning, $1,950 or best offer. must see to appreciate 2 bedroom, 4 bath condo. All Home shows very well large cellar and lavatory 824-3030 Ct\RS - TRUCKS $1,895 885-2291 F.B:&E.1.QWI~G - 7 DA YS ' amenitIes; cable TV, wa- FleXIble Land Contract 5Oxl50 corner lot, 2 car 1977 OLDSMOBILE Station- 1977 NEWPORT 4 door, mint 365-7322 368-4062 sher/dryer, private beach, terms avadable garage Asking $39,900 wagon- 350cubic" engme condItion. Loaded Call pools, tennis, boat docks, 24 EARL KEIM For appointment, 882- 88?r2845. mghts 773-2107 JUNK OR wr~ked ca'f:s i'nd: hour security. Days, 372- 6910 3456; after 6 p.m. 881-9577 METRO DETROIT 1978 GRAND Prix, 301, V8 en- 'i3TTD Brougham, lOaded, trucks Top dollar paId. 526-3990 gine, air, ~ower brakes, runs good $6500r best offer 776-4529 or 777-8352 ...... -r;_";II;" _ !:CHUSS MOUNTAIN chalet. 4 power steenng, 882-5247 839-5252 bedrooms, 21f.1baths, fully BY OWNER GROSSE POINTE PARK - SOUTH OF JEFFERSON T-BIRD 1978-dark blue, low lOP $ $ $ $ furnished, largest, highE'-st mileage, good condition, CLASSIC 1967 Mustang con PaId FoOl'Your Junk or Un- lot in area Swim, golf, ski Colomal, 4 large bedrooms, master bedroom on main $3,300 884-9051 vertible, excellent Inside wanted Car Reduced to $72,000. 886-3377. floor, large !tving room, formal dining room, large BULL AUTO PARTS kitchen with family room, 3 bathrooms, entire CAPRICE CLASSIC, 1979 and out. FlorIda car, 56,000 mIles $5,000 fIrm. 22651 EXECUTIVE summer home house remodeled Land Contract terms available Four door, V8, automatIc, 894-4488 Lakeland 777-8776 on Canadian shore of Lake $97,500 Must see to appreciate, call between 8 power steering.brakes------"I WANT your beat up car Erie, 55 nules from Grosse locks, air, stereo. 50/50 1978FORD LTD Country Squ- am -8 pm 823.5971 Call Jeff at 822-8890" Pomte ThiS 2 bedroom seats, 31,000 nules, $4,795. Ire statIOn wagon Deluxe, home has a glassed porch 886-3612 loaded, clean No rust One overlookmg lake - large owner $3,500, offer 881 11c-BOATS WHY NOT CONSIDER I 1l'oting room. WIth cathedral I AND MOTORS '\1 .. ,,,,, III 1967,T-BIRD ClasSIC, 4 door, l'\7J1f.>" .....h ....11, ... " ~. f .. I .... " cellmg & oak floor Excef- REtITlNG YOUR PA'bPERiY,?' ~9AUDUBON,DETROIT cer steenng, seats, win- 1977 CHEVY Impala stauon lenlcondltlon. A must see at Lovely five bedroom Colonial. fireplace. Natural ows, great condition, best wagon, $1,950 882-6692 or FOLKBOAT. 26' wooden sail- $45,000 CanadIan Call Sally AND woodwork • 2 full baths • bedroom and den on offer Evenings, after 7'30, 892-1097. mg sloop, U S 21, built 19m Horton at SChultes Real Es. first floor. Dining room. Partial solar heating. 885-3917. 1967 AUSTIN Healy Sprite Excellent condition, many tate - 881-8900 HAVE IT MANAGED New root • 1 block to St Clare SChool and Catholic 1973 GREMLIN, right front Mark IV Immaculate con extras. $5,000 Call Ged 965- Church 5555 or 882-3770 RESORT AREA. IT'S A GOOD MOVE! fender miSSing, rusty, dltJon; recent, documented WALKER.ALKIRE CO. motor good, runs great mechamcal restoratIOn 3 18 FOOT SNIPE FIberglass OSCODA MICHIGAN DILLON Two lakefront lots, SO'x200' 886-0920 $200 884-7969 tops, shop manual, storage sailboat, 2 sets of sails, ex- PROPERTY cover. $5,000 or best offer cellent condItion, trailer, each WIth block cottage on 1977 FORD LTD Wagon - beautIful Cedar Lake, 5 MANAGEMENT original owner, power, Call Ged 965.5555 or 882- $1,650 886-5565 3770 mIles north of Oscoda cruise, excellent condItion, 1976 SEARA Y 20.foot 165 SWlmmmg, fishIng, sallmg, 881-4147 $2,500 822-4589 1982 CAVALIER, 4-speed, 2 Merc-crulser, excellent water skIIng from your CAPRICE 1979 Classic-two door coupe, low mileage, condItion, $7,300 884-8736 front door Priced In mid aIr, rustproofed, sunroof, $30's door, all', stereo, loaded, 15 FT FIBERGLASS Chry- JOHN E. PIERCE & ASSOCIATES, INC. one owner, low mileage, loaded WIth options 791. AGENT: 7086 sler Charger boat, 45 elec- REAL ESTATE ONE 884-4750 new condition, $4,950 29s- trIC start Chrysler motor 1558, 8115-1007 1978 FIREBIRD Espmt Ex. ASK FOR ROSE OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 P.M., FARMS and tilt trailer Good condi- 263-7110or 757-5978 loaded, cellent conditIOn, low mile. tIOn Call after 6 p m 527. 390 Merriweather. Classic Grosse Pointe home, one 1980 CITATION, age, many optIOns $3,600 clean, 58,000 nules, $2,750 2011 you should not miss Drive by during the week and 778-2567 12C-FARMS stop In on Sunday to see the inSide or call us for an 88?r8436. 18 FT. HERRESHOFFSail- 1977-CORVETT&h'~k,e~ FOR SALE appointment This one IS special 1980 HONDA CiVIC 1300, 5 boat Gaff. rIgged fIberglass cellent conditIon, $8,800 222 Kenwood 4 bedroom, 2% bath Colomal Tastefully speed, air, rust proofed, design, roomy enough for decorated With great VIew from fanuly room Stop 884-8736 large family, easy to sail HARSENS Island Farm - 43 AM-FM, 46,000 miles, 445- ~------and VISIt with Jeff Graham alone Cozy cabin sleeps 2 acres, 4 bedroom, heaVIly 4488, days 791.2675, even- 1976 CHRYSLER Newport, treed, barn 881.1419, 1- white WIth green top 2 door, White hull, buff decks, solId BY APPOINTMENT Ings and weekends 748-3251 regular gas ~7630 teak accents Complete with 111 Lakeshore - 6 bedrooms, $515,000 BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED 1974 OMEGA Oldsmobile, ------motor and heavy duty 1371Devonshire - 3 bedrooms, $73,900 CENTER ENTRANCE BRICK COLONIAL' auto, power steenng, new 1976 PINTO automattc, trailer $7,900 or best offer AM-FMstereo, 8-track, new 12D-LAKE AND RIVER 1046 Lakepointe - plus extra lot, tires, runs good, $800 881- 1.971-3719 With 3 bedrooms, 1 full bath, and 2 half baths. Newer 1450 tires Luxury decor group PROPERTY 4 bedrooms, $57,900 Very good conditIOn $1,700 1980-19' SEARA-Y -E:"z load carpetmg throughout FIrst floor mcludes. hYing 1979 JEEP CJ7, very clean, 2 771-1724 trailer, low hours, clean DETROIT INCOME room With natural fIreplace, picture windowover- tops, many extras $4,750, 88&-5543 LAKE St Clair Vacant lot, 00 14273Jane, 2 bedroom flat, $24,900 looks nicely landscaped backyard, Karastan car- 77S-4666 lW76ME-RCURY wagon, fully petIng; formal dmmg r09m WIth hardwood floor' ENSIGN $7,500clean,perfect foot frontal4e by 800 foot loaded, good conditIOn $800 deep. Near 15-Jefferson panelled den WIth IXlIlt-in bookshelves; large mOO: 881-7754 shape, 3 mams, 3 spm- ern kitchen with generous cupboard space. Kitchen ROLLS ---- - Very prIvate Owner 772- nakers, 2 genoas, no en- opens into dlnIng-hvmg area with beamed ceiling 1977 MONTE Carlo - 60,000 gme Phone weekdays 886- 1620or 881-7382 mIles, AM-FM, power, air ------and dry bar; half bath Large finished basement ROYCE 7828, weekends and even- 100FT ON LAKE HURON $2,400 779-2117 WIth tiled floor and half bath Energy effiCient 2 1 Ings, 885-9215 PrestigIOus hVlng In thiS 4 1978 hSILVER SHADOW------car brIck garage Assumable 8J,2% mortgage Like new, Oxford blue 1977 CAMARO parts, tram. -- - bedroom home offermg WANTED Wmdsurfer Call $103,000 For more Information or an appomtment, over Acrylic white, miSSIOn,wheel, carb and In formal hVlng WIth plenty of Lynn 885-8619 please call 886-5813 1377Whittier No Brokers. $59,000 take manifold, front and famIly area Beautifully 18' CENTURY 1976 skI boat. 368-9237~5 WEEKDAYS rear hoods, seats Jensen wooded property LIVE ON tn-axle, alrconmhoner, gas roller trailer, extras, $5.100 TH.t~ LAKE THIS SUM. tank 882-3812 or best offer, 1115-2465 MER Call now ALL NEW - - - 1976 FORD Granada, 4 door, 46' CHRIS CRAFT fiberglass, 160 FT ON Aquahome fully equipped, HOUSES, HOUSES, SHOW SEE automatIc, low mIleage 2 ST CLAIR RIVER tone brown, \~1fe's car, ex command brIdge, dual con- Quahty bUIlt home, 4 bed. RAY cellenl conmtlOn, $1,500 or trols, excellent conditIOn, PREMIERS TONIGHT 8 P.M. rooms, 31h baths, Indoor best offer 882-3812 sleeps 8 Dave Campbell, ~~ CAMPISE 874-0080 or 776-3617 week- sWlmmmg pool, beautiful ~ 1M. ON CHANNEL 8 1983 PLYMOUTH Reliant grounds WATCH THE ends or evemngs GROSSE POINTE CABLE TV wagon, speCIal edilion WORLD'S SHIPS GO BY lAKE S1. CLAIR RESIDENCE SEE THESE HOUSES FOR SALE Loaded, 8,000 mlle~ Still 36' PACEMAKER Sedan 1966, Real Estate Counselors, BeautIful Lake St Clair home with 300' lake frontage DRUMMY tWin 220 h P 6 5 KW ON YOUR TV under warranty $8.950 987-7653 Located In St ClaIr Shores, 10 MJle/Jefferson area generator, mmt conmtion, GROSSE POINTE PARK 792 2790 4,200 sq ft Lot 185xl25, attached boat house with $17,000 MaJUstee, Michigan BEAUTIFUL Lake 5t Clair 1127 DEVONSHIRE OLDS 1981 PI, YMOUTH Sapporo. home With 300' lake fron. hOIst Spectacular 3 Sided lake VIew By owner 1456BALFOUR sunroof, AM FM stereo. 1-616-723-9646 For appomtment call, 775-5043 tage Located In St. Clair 88's, 98's AND crUIse, tIlt wheel ~eats, air, CUTLASSES IN STOCK 11A-eAR Shores, 10 Mile-Jefferson HARPER WOODS Zlebarted, low mileage area 4,200 sq ft Lot 20657 DANBURY Best offer Weekends. 77~ REPAIR n2~2200 185x125, attached boat 5294, evemngs. 881 2396 hou<;e With hOIst Specta- I GROSSE POINTE WOODS cular 3 Sided lake vIew By 1401 BLAIRMOOR EASTSIDE owner For appoIntment, TRANSMISSION call 775-5043 OFFERED BY 16301 MA<;K 01 3 MI BOATERS, SAILORS ACTIVE REAL ESTATE CO. 'RII ROADTilt Tired of those high <;torage Pick op and Rltarn Aato WOIlK c;UAUNTEEO and dockage fees? Like to 882-5444 WITHIN 3 HOURS 884.5959 keep your boat In your GROSSE POINTE FARMS yard? I have a large num 170 LAKEVIEW • Complete Cleaning of Intenor ber of beautiful canal $1500 11c-BOATS and Exterior AND MOTORS homes, close to the lake In excellent umform areas and OFFERED BY • Wax Auto, Chrome & Shampoo Carpet vanou.s prIce ranges Many (Includes $1500 Package) $30 00 STRONGMAN & ASSOCIATES CHARTER A are bargaIn pnced Be sure Intenor deSIgners home at 1012 BuckIngham, In Grosse • Apply Rubb!ng Compound $500 CATALINA 36 to get POInte Park A beautiful Colonial superbly maintained, 881-0800 VISit Lake Ene Islands and GIL WITTENBERG With 5 spacIOus bedrooms, large walk-in closets, 31f.1 AND MANY MORE HOUSES Cedar Pomt In a newC-36 "THE WATER baths, central air, automatIc sprinkler, security sys- HOUSES,HOUSES , Servmg the Grosse Pomtes' for 71 Years" 3 CabIn pnvacy, Diesel, SPECIALIST" tems, energy effIcient Reasonably pnced at $169,000 Roller Furhng and Dm. 8 P M MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, CENTURY 21 By Owner For more informatIOn or 7 am 10 pm 7 DAYS ghy Port Clinton Yacht 10 A M SUNDAYS AVID 778-8100 an appomtment call 8lJ2..5305or ~4400 816-0613 <;harters 419-732-3637. 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13A-LOTS 2O-OENERAl 2OF-WA$HER AND 1~EAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13--REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13--REAJ. ESTATE SERVICE I DRYER REPAIR FORIALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE GROSSE POINTE WOODS ON G CONSTRUcrION CO LET GEORGE DO IT TODA Y'S BEST GROSSE Pomte Woods - 1123 LOT near the lake, Elmsleigh I La~er - cozy 3 bedroom OPEN Sunday 1.4 By owner GROSSECPOO~~E VILLA Masonry repatrs, chImneys, Washer, dryer, dishwasher BUYS Hawthorne Prime locatIOn, 882-7960 FamIly orIented Lane, 886-3729 ~nck Cape coo style. Fam- totally remodeled three home. Near schools 2 bedrooms, carpeting patios porches SpecialWng and ranges repaired. All ilf room, fireplace, central GROSSE POINTE bedroom ranch Approxi. church, shoppmg English drapes, appliances includ 1~EAL ESTATE in F1eidstone fireplaces Li- makes NO SERVICE aU', freshIy aecorated ree mately l,200sq feet, energy Colomal, 4 bedrooms, 21h ed; laundry facilities in censed 839-9459 CHARGE If repmed Guar room, built.in pool, ne~ 12% GROSSE POINTE PARK WANTED efficient, beautifully land. baths, 3rd floor fuushed (l bwldmg Low mll1ntenance HANDYMAN with truck. anteed parts :and servIce. mortgase. Priced right' 4 Bedroom bnck Colomal, car. scaped, timeless Colomal bedroom, I bath>, new roof, fee mcludes heating and au Clean basements, garages, Speclahzlng 10 GE, Ken. peting, lavon first floor, STIEBER REALTY deSign Remodeled kitchen furnace, air condltlomng, condItiolUng; excellent sep- CASH FOR HOMES etc Any hauling, odd jobs ~~e and Whirlpool prod. 775-4900 bUilding approxunately 9 and bath, FrIgidaire bwlt- updated kitchen and baths curity $52,900. Call for a SERVING AREA 45 YEARS years old Only $54,900 Cash Bob.885-6227 PERSONALIZED ms, new carpet, drapes and Cared for condItIon ~~~~~~t ~i1:l m ,or STIEBER REAL TV RIVIERA to a ConventlOl1alloan roof Many extras brick HANDYMAN SERVICES, SERVICE SINCE 1965 GROSSE POINTE PARK fireplace, custom IIghtmg, E-NJOY lake and-parki 3 bed------775-4900 excellent Grosse Pointe reo George Stults TERRACE room bn<.k ranch, flrushed RANCH __ _" .~.--T NOTTINGHAM - 3 bedroom SIXpanel doors, central air, ferences For the unusual , 88S -1762 ~ Large 1 bedroom garden level smgle, side dnve, 2 car gar- super IIlsulated Mint l>a!>ement With bedroom CONDOMINIUM CASH FOR Call 775-7362 eondo. New carpet, appll. and bath, 2Jh cal garage On private Cul-de-Sac, for PROPERTY RICHIE'S Appliance Service age, house remodeled, very move.m conditIOn Owner FENCE - NO JOB too small Center - ServIce on all major ances, central aIr, clubhou. sharp 1 Near schools and transferred out of state, many extras St Clair sale by owner. 2 bedrooms, 2 se and pool Shores By owner $49,000 car garage, IIh baths, full PETTINE REAL TV Any type Install, repair appliances 100% guaran- shoppmg $45,000 pnce re- r nced to sell m the upper Wood Specialists Free es- tee We have a complete lIne 774-9884 EVENINGS duced Easy terms $70's All reasonable offers 296-1496 _ __ _ _ basement, central air AtSt 775-2434 521-4030 AND WEEKENDS INCOME Propertles!we cur- ClaIr Shores Call after 5 ------timate 772-5009 of new and used parts 885------GROSSE POINTE CITY conSidered Broker partIcI------rentlv offer several oppor pm 296-2525 weekends, all WANTED 3 bedroom ranch, 0079 patIOn lDvlled Open House MAINTENANCE GROSSE POINTE SHORES 3 BEDROOM bnck SIde dnve SUnday,June5,1 00-5 OOor tUDlt"les 10 pnme rental day clean, well mamtamed, fust Spacious, custom 4 bedroom 2 car !{8ra~e, ~as heat, deep byappomlment 881.1740or areas Call Grosse POinte H-o--ME-O_W-N_E_R_S-Cionslder floor laundry, 2 car at- INSIDE & OUTSIDE 20H-FLOOR lot Buy of the week I REPAIRS ranch near the lake Family 343-1568 Real Estate Company, 882- tached garage, With base. SANDING room, full basement Se. $62,500-Easy Terms 0087 these examples of insurance ment, North end of Grosse FREE ESTIMATES OXFORD, Grosse Pomte cluded yard With mground GROSSE POINTE PARK 2009 ------protectIon on your home Pomte Woods, or South end YEAR AROUND PROFESSIONAL Floor Sand- Woods excellent condItion, svnmmin;; peo! ~179,ll'.)'J FOR <;ale bv owner 4 bed- Onlv $167 per year for of St Clair Shores 886-2612 SERVICE JJlg

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21F-HOME 21F-HOME 21G-ROOFING 21H-CARPET 21J-PAlNT1NG 21J-PAlNnNQ, 21K-WiNDOW 21D-TV AND WASHING RADtO REPAIR IMPROVEMENT IMPROVEMENT SERVICE CLEAtiNG DECORATING DECORATING DALE Barr. Carpet deaniN!. QUALITY-r~rror/t!xterl0.r CRYSTAL Clean Co. Diligent AMJ ELECTRONICS MO"DEANlZA TION ALL POINTES WHITEY'S CONST.CO D.&L. ROOFING wmdow cleanmg 2nd Gen- • Wall Papermg paIn~ and repair Expel1- and experienced wort Call TV, stereo, sales and servIce M.T. CHARGOT CommerCial-Residential eration 527-8105 Free _ Interior Painting enced, reuonable. IDSW'~. for your prIce 525-1350 COMPLETE REMODELING Gutters cleaned seaver s .. Free e!>tlmates. Panasoruc, BUILDING CO. Easy Financing AVaIlable Estimates • Reasonable Prices ToshIba Authonzed ser- HOT TAR 882-0000. COLLEGE Window cleaners PERSONALLY DESIGNED SPECIALIZING IN: * • Good Work VIce, 20649 Mack, Grosse . - guaranteed service, low- * Kitchens - Attics *Kltchens, Baths - Rec. ROOFS * SUMMER SpeCIal - living • Call - no job too sman 1 POinte Woods MOnday.Fri- room shampooed and INT~R OR AND exterior est prices. around. For free * Basements - Porches Rooms and Additions SJingles,tearoffs and repairs 774-0414 panaiog and paperhanging. estimates 1124-3546. day, 10-8, Sa turday, 10-6 * Bathrooms - Rec Rooms Work guaranteed LIcensed steam.cleaned '30. 2nd Reasonable rates. 30 years ' 1182-8540 *INSULA TION and Insured. room or couch free! 8854777 Outdoor deck environments BLOWN.IN OR BLANKET GROSSE POINTE experience. Ray Barnowsky GROSSE POINTE fireman CUSTOM CRAFTED ToXICFoam Extraction 527-2222 LOOJ{ - 30 years experIence 372-2392alter 6 p.m Will do Window washing. 21E-STORMS AND * Cabinets - Forffi1ca CONTRACTORS Formaldehyde Testing steam cleaning carpet and PAINTING, INTERIOR. ex- 821.2964 SCREENS * Wood working - trim work CUSTOM PAINTING AND Cement Work - Driveways JOHN D. SIMON furniture By WJ1bur, Doug' WALLPAPERING terior. Wallpapering, * Replacement Wmdows Waterproofing - Garages 77S-1028 - 773-S16 and G1erm Carter Gall 778- stucco, wmdow caulking WINDOW CLEANING * Interior - Exterior Doors EXPERT ANTIQUING EASTVIEW *Complete Window and Roofmg, Caulking, 1680 Free estimates Good work SPECIALIST FULLY LICENSED AND Door Contractor Weatherstrlppmg, RepaJrS 885-8155 \ Call anut'me MIlan 521-5465. QUALITY WORK ALUMINUM INC. INSURED FREE ESTIMATES r,1" FREE ESTIMATES 886-3537 LICENSED - INSURED 211~AJNT1NG, 17~MACK GENERAL HOME REPAIR DECORATING INSURED PAINTING: Expenenoed col- 526-5766 NR, CADIEUX Free Esbmates - 88U842 ROOFING SALE MIchael Satmary Jr. lege student will pamt 10- ---- Grosse POinte Park MODERNIZE TO FlfSt 0100sq ft Installed at MICHAEL'S tenor - extenor Reasona. DALE Barr. Wmdow c1ean- Glass-screen repair, siding, M U SCHUSTER CO MODERNISM $159, based a 1,000 sq. fl JObs WALLPAPER ble rates. Free estlmates. mg, carpet cleamng 2nd storms, tnJl1, roofmg, gut. THE HOUSE MECHANIC HOME OR OFFICE _ Flats or stungles • Gutter REMOVAL PAINTING & Call Mort - 331.6030 GeneratIOn 527-8105. Free te~ wrought iron, (vinyl HOME REPAIRS 30 years expenence sale, 5 inch aluminum white BY JEFF REFINISHING Estimate pr ucls) , awrungs • Carpentry 776-2185 gutters. FIrst 50ft. installed GROSSE POINTE • The First and Onginal Interior-Exterior Service WINDOW Wasiung . Spring 881-1060or 527,5616 • Painting at $70 , based on 100 It job WARREN SCHULTZ • Full Time not Part Time Painting PAINTER'S, INC . and Fall changeover Satis------~-~- • Minor Plumbmg • Free estimates 245-0507, FREE E"STIMATES .16 Years Experience anbquing and varmshmg, Painting - interlor-exterior, faction guaranteed. Brian _ Mmor Electncal QUALITY HOME Improve- "hop between 4-8 pm 445- a Low Rates strlppmg :md stml'ung ALUMINUM DOORS AND paperhangmg and paneling. 7?k.i176 CRAFTED ments - Drywallin~, Paint- 0469 • Inswed, Free estimates Complete kitchen refinishing WINDOWS, SCREENS RE- Free estimates cheerfully • KItchens ing Ceramic TIling and 119-5235 775-2W1 Free Estimates - 88S-323O given Licensed and Insured • 21L-TlLE PAIRED, FREE PICKUP • Rec. Rooms CarPentry. No job too small ROOFING 882-9234 WORK AND DELIVERY, DOOR- • Bathrooms At lowest prices, call Mike- Repairs and reroofing. Alumi- PETER'S PAINTING WALLS, PORCH ENCLO- • Additions 774-4514 nwn trim and gutters. Fath. EUROPEAN TOUCH Interior-exterior. Profes. COLLEGE Students need work - experienced paint • CERA1dIC TILE - New and • Porch ConversIOns er and Sons. WALLPAPER - PAINTING sional painter. 13 years ex- ~~~;~J~~~ REMODELING HADLEY HOME Bob Isham Dale Isham ing. References. Call John, remodeling. Baths, kit. =~. perience. Wallpapering, chens and foyers, shower WELCOME MODERNIZATION IMPROVEMENT 526-0666 776.9684 For The Fmest plastering, window p~tying 778-0648 ALL WORK PERSONALLY FREE ESTIMATES In Old World pans repaired Call Rick at 21F-HOME INC. and caulking. Free esti. J A S Paintmg and wall. 521.3434 PERFORMED Craftsmanship mates. Call 751.8401 any- IMPROVEMENT MIKE SCHUSTER, 1l8Z-4325 COMPLETE REMODELING CASHAN ROOFING papenng. 14 years exper- ~ _ ome. ience. Free estimate. Call CERAMIC TILE - New and FREE ESTIMATES SERVICE HOT ROOFS Free Estimate Kitchens/Baths John after 5 p.m, 884-8969. r~modelmg. Free estimates LICENSED & INSURED Commercial . ResIdential NEVER BEFORE Additions/Porches 641-7766 Licensed. Very reasonable. JOANNA WESTERN lNTERIOR, exterior paint - Year rOWld service PAINTING, wall washing '172-3293 (Tony) . Attic/Rec Rooms NEED TO WINOOW SHADES ing, Wlndow and wall wash Aluminum Siding(I'rlm Shingles and Repairs PAINTERS Elmer T. LaBadie 882-2064. --- . Work Guar,anteed ADVERTISE . TONY'S Ascot T1le • 778-2266 PAINT 9WUTl'tRS llLINDS ing, gutters cleaned and re Gutters/Down Spouts SERVED EUROPEAN KAUfMANN paIred. Free Esomate. Sen- Insured 886-3245 J.W. BRUSHING SP~I~ 25% OFF allmle;rior Bathrooms, kitchens, foy. STORt.l OODRS AND "1I'NDOWS Storm Windows/Doors APPRENTICESHIP pamtlng, ~allpapenng. ers marble. Free estimates. ior Discount. CallIl8Z-1837. RoofmgjShingles/Hot Tar Interior - Exterior -wallpaper. Serving the Eastside for many ROOFS and DECKS years on referral basis. Now Color expressIOns. 885-7067. No JObtoo big or small. Lie- Aluminum Siding and ing. Specializingm repairing CLEANING by water pres - GUTTERS and offering all Eastsiders low, sure - cement or bnck pat - Gutter Cleaning damaged plaster, drywall COMPLETE PAINTING ensed. DOWNSPOUTS low prices on quality work. AND DECORATING. lOS, driveways and walk - Fences/Repairs of all kinds Gutters cleaned and flushed and cracks, peelmg palDt, INTERIOR _ EXTERIOR MANHATTAN TILE CO ... ORA' TOP Licensed and Insured manship. Wallpapering, ways 885-2723. New and Repair Work window puttying and caulk- drywall repair, plastering, Wall . g _ Reasonable Ne~ ~d remodeling cerJ SALES SERVICE 886-0520 Licensed and Insured ~) also painting aluminum ~NCES anuc tile in kitchens, bath AND L£TO BUILDING CO. siding. All work and mater- tile work, sand blasting, 15011 KERCHEYAL ADVANCE MAINTENANCE exterior-interior painting RALPH RO'IH Bll6-8248 and foyers. 771-4343. East 01 Alter. In the Par*" SINCE 1911 ial guaranteed. Reasonable DIMENSIONAL 17319East Warren and aluminum siding TU 5.8000 CUSTOM BUILDING Grosse Pointe references. Cloua Mona.ys BLDG.INC ~9512 cleaned Call for a free com- WALLPAPER removal, 21M-ASPHALT REMODELING Free Estimates. Call John REC. ROOMS MODERNIZATION petitive estimate. No job too painting, interior, exterior, WORK RESIDENTIAL & YOUR HOME'IS anytime, '776-9439. free estimates. 469-0854, KITCHENS AN INVESTMENT small, Senior citizen dis- COMMERCIAL counts insured. ~54lIO. T 6: J driveway sealcoat. Free 882-3222 Any roofmg or siding work STEVE'S PAINTING Interior Exterior 245-0550 881.3324 PAINTING _ and paper estimates. All wort gua~ you have done should be 6: teed. 823-1625. Patching 6: Plastering EASTLAND Kitchens baths, FormIca quality workmanship with WALLPAPeRING hanging. Quality wort.-sen- qUality materials. Call me Wallpapering, Window ior discount, Free esti- ALUMINUM cerami~, custom cabinets. Puttying, caulking The Best Paperhanger AL'S ASPHALT for a free estimate or roof- mates Mike, 774-8562. PRODUCTS LICENSED & Good work - Free Estimates in Town PAVING COMPANY REASONABLE ing, aluminum and vinyl SJdmg, trim, roofmg, seam . Reasonable Prices "BECAUSE ALL I DO IS PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Paving, sealcoating and exca- 772-4176 siding, gutters, storm doors less gUllers, storm doors Senior Citizens 10% Off HANG PAPER" SERVICE vation. Residential and and windows Call Steve anytime. commercial. Guaranteed and windows, railings, al - ROWL LICENSED CONTRACTOR 15 Years in the business For The Best uminum shutters, porch en . 365-5635 Call Ron for your Exterior Work Money quality workmanship at rea. CARPENTRY RON VERCRUYSSE CO. sonable rates, closures. Free courteous es - 774.3542 Professional Estimate Can Buy. timates. Kitchens, Bathrooms 751-7893 Call 824-9531 State Licensed and ROCKY'S INSURED. Office/Showroom FInished Basements Professional gutter service. 29315 Harper TrIm Mouldings PAINTING INTEIUORS REFERENCES Siding and trim, rOQf re- S.C.S. 774-0460 General Home Repairs Intenor.Exterior, houses, BY DON & LYNN PAINTING - Best prices now. 281-oors Repairs 886-4374 intenor, extenor, Grosse T&M facmg. • Additions of all types ROOFING SERVICE Wood StaJnJng POinte references. 20 years CONSTRUCTION FREE ESTIMATES • Custom Garages Wallpaperi ng JOSEF'S experience 751-7244. CEMENT CONTRACTOR SLATE-TILE References WALLPAPER REMOVAL Dave - 882-8809, !!84-071~ • Cement work, all kinds 882-3463 ROOFING-SHEET METAL Free Estimates _ Experienced PAINTING - interior, exter- 35 YRS. EXPERIENCE • Pon:hes-block.step work LICENSED & INSURED 775-5790 • Insured Ior, tnm work, window glaz. SUDRO INSULATION After 6 p m. 882-7322 _Reliable ing, gutters repaint. Qu¥.ity • Basement waterproofing SINCE 1948 A.F. WITISTOCK ~llKE'S PAINTING Estimates at no charge or preparaoon makes the 10D Guaranteed BARKE:R Interior, exterior, wallpaper- REASONABLE PRICES Alcoa aluminum pro- CONTRACTORS obligation. last. Paul, 372-1853 after 6. ing, minor repairs, patching, 776-8'Jm 174-4896 343-0528 ducts mstalled. ("Lad- Moderruzation • Alterations. ROOFS, GUTTERS plastering Free estimates PAINTING: Interior. exter. ders will not dent the Addltions • FamIly Rooms CLEANED Reasonable and honest Ref- THOM'S PAINTING and' lor. Paper hanging and reo R.L. STREMERSCH gutters"), re-roofmg • Kitchens & Recreation Flushed and roofs mspected, erences Call anytime Eur- aluminum siding. Interi- moval References, reason- CEMENT CONTRACTOR with J.M. or Fllntkote; Areas. for as little as $10. Esti- opean or/Exterior. Guaranteed. able. 772-4176. Cement blown in insulation in JAMES BARKER mates free Tn-8081 work. Free estimates. 881. Driveways walls and ceiling With 886.5044 882-4968 7210. 21J-WALL Patios NON-TOXIC cellulose. WAStiNG Brickwork 881-3515 21~00F1NG C.E.G. ROOFING. All roof INTERIOR - EXTERIOR PAINTING Basement Wateryroofing SERVICE repairs, flat roofs, alum- Professional painter, 25 WALLPAPER WALL Washing. SatIsfaction Inum gutters. $2 per ft. m. years experience. Call T1k.k~ting stalled. Storm Windows, REMOVAL Guaranteed. Reasonable, Custom Wood IJe\:ks FRED'S Roof RepaIr Com- after 5p.m call Brian. 772-4176. meI'Clal - residential. Spe- trim Free estImates. Ref. ~3594 .WALLWASHING Free Estimates cialtfie flat roofs. Call me, I erences 83~4193 Equal to the" best, K.MAINTENANCE Company SPECIAL ON can Ip 823-4019 ROOFING and SIding Refer- but cost less. wall washing, floor cleaning DO YOU NEED A SMALL JOBS AND ences, reasonable, insured ~RENT ~ and waxing. Free esti mates. PAINTER YOU CAN REPAIR WORK "1'12-4176 882-0688 AFFORD? QUALl'I'\' PAINTING 884-7139 SERVICE A.l WALL Washing. By hand PAQUIN 21H-CARPET CALL JOHN INTERIOR- Free estimates. 778-3342. TESOLIN BROS. ROOFING CLEANING Interior-extenor painting, EX1ERIOR carpentry 20 years professional GROSS!!: POINTE fireman CEMENT CONT. SPECIALISTS IN PRO~IONALCARPE1 885-3277 will do wall washmg. 821- Driveways, basement and ga- UPHOLSTERY CLEANING experience FLAT ROOFS MATT FLETCHER 2984 rage floors, ratwalls, foot- I at REASONABLE RATES LICENSED - INSURED 4151Buckingham 886-6102 ings, patios, razing garages We use Von Schradel'* dry MARCO 21K-WINDOW Free Estimates. "43" Years 839-7534 foam extraction equipment PAINTING, WaUpapermg, PAINTERS WASHING In Busrness II - • Deep Soil Removal wall washing. Senior cibzen Tn.0642 or Tn.6263 ~tHVIl;INuTHE GROSSE POINTES , • Fast Drying Interior, exterior, textured discount Jan 884-8757. (I.Ol.MIN • Leaves no resOlhng residue ceilings, wallpapering" Kathy, 773-9589 WINDOW CLEANING J.W. KLEINER For free estimate call painting, wall washing SERVICE CEMENT CONTRACTOR DIstinctive Carpet & EXTERIOR pamtmg, glaz- Check our Prices. mg, caulking, wood stain- FREE ESTIMATES CEMENT - BRICK - STONE Upholstery Cleaners WE ARE INSURED Patios, walks, pordleS, steps • ROOFLEAK 839-5155 FREE ESTIMATES ing Best references. Free "~f~J estimates 15 years exper- 372-3022 Flagstone repair FENCING Ask for Tom Barrese 939-7955 I Ience 839-4193 T\Kk pomtmg, pakhing 921-6282 RUSTIC STOCKADE REPAIR Satisfaction Guaranteed D WINDOW CLEANING CO Asphalt patdung and searrng CHAIN LiNK - VINYL Storms and screens, alumi- COLORED-GALVANIZED . SPECIALIZING IN I SPECIALISTS K-CARPET PROFESSIONAL PAINTING num and gutters cleaned, COMMERCIAL - I CLEANING free estimates Lowest SMALL JOBS RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES INTERIOR - EXTERIOR prices In the Pdntes. FREE ESTlMATFS PET PENS Roof leaks Guaranteed COMPANY Also wallpapering. RepaIrS on peebng pamt, cracks, CARPET LICENSFD SNOW FENCE 20 Yrs. EJ(pe,~ damaged plaster Window glazmg and caulking. 294-1602 773-0525 SPECIALISTS Professional work with references at lowest cost. TU 2-0717 CALLIIU 112 ..5531 • Steam Extracoon K-WINDOW -cleaning com. MEHLENBACHER F : CO. - 'Oln~Hlmlt Al! labor and material guaranteed. pany Storms, screens, gut- • Shampoo CALL MIKE ANYTIME -- • Spot and Stain Removal ters, alumioom cleaned In- RVAN • Upholstery Cleanin& 445-1843 sured. Free Estimates . • at affordable priCes CONSTRUCTION 882-0688 Cemenl and Block Work lioN I:iKti I k.•• _.&1.._ • .& 882-0688 JESSE PAGE A.()K WiNDOW CLEANERS Drives. Patios. Floors Porches - Walks PAINTING & DECORATING ServIce on storms and SH()!lESlDE Carpet, Clean. screens Also domestic Garages built or raised Addllions. Kllchens. Balhrooms, Dormers. Rac b, 109, professional carpet MASONARY AND STUCCO Free Estimates, Professional Woodworking, CablOel MaklOq. Restoration, AIIlUIDI, 30 years Expenence in Grosse Pointe area housecleamng Free e!lti. c1eanrng Work guarantt'ed mlltes, Monthly rates. 77~ Work LICensed and Insured. Complete J.ob Slart 10 FlDlSh- Large or SlIIall Fully Insured Free Esti- 1890 or 773-9838 mates CAll 775-3450, 24 FREE ESTIMATES REASONABLE RATES 7784271 469-1694 & hours GEORGE 885-0827 JESSE 822-7348 21 N-ASPHAL T 21 N-4SPHAL T Replacement WIndows Door WORK WORK , SPECIAL 2 ROOMS cleaned, 3rd room QUALITY PAINTING AND R.D. PRIEST cleaned FREE DECORATING CO. SUPERIOR ASPHALT MAINTENANCE I D CARPET * Serving the Pomtes for :rI Years • COMMERCtAURESIDENTlAL ASPHALT REPAIR, I BUILDERS, INC. CLEANING CO. * Qualtty painting, mterior and exterior PATCHING, SEALCOATING. STRIPPING SHAMPOO & steam extrac. * AntiqUing, staining, "The Best" • EXTENSIVE WORK IN THE GROSSE POINTE tlon, spot & starn removal, * References furnished on request AREA WITH EXCELLENT REFERENCES 881-8019 free estimates, lowest prices * Insured in the Polntes * Free Estimates. QUALITY SERVICE. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED l 294-1602 773-0525 779-5235 77~2i27 OWNER OPERATED KIM C. SOLEY.777'-t

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r )f"'" 21z-LANDSCAPING 21Z- LANDSCAPING 21o-cEMENT AND 218-CARPENTER 21X-DRAPEAIES 21Z-LANDSCA PING 21Z-LANDSCAPtNG IRICK WORK LANDSCAPE QUALITY Carpentry and CUSTOM DRAPERIES MIKE'S MURPHY'S GET DECKED OUT GARDENING MASONRY REPAlRS: Spe. Formica work New or re- Quam)' work, reasonable LAWN CARE LANDSCAPING FOR SUMMER DeSign, l-onstrudwn, plantmg, HAROlD prices Wide select10ns of fa- • Spnng and fall clean-ups cialized t=ck intmg, ~ased CommercIal . Res- brics. All hems hand sewn. • Commercial & ReSidentIal AN UNLIMITED VARIETY PR UNING, lawn and garden c:bimDey aod repairs., • Complete lawn care service CHAUVIN Idential. Store fixtures, dis- 978-2691 • Sprmg Clean-ups OF BEAUTIFUL, mamtenanl-e Grosse Pomle Excellent erences Call plays also counters, kit- • Custom deSign service FUNCTIONAL resldenl CEMENT CON'l'RAc:roR after p. m '775-7382.. USTOM m-a-de-dr-ape-'r-ie-s-ls-'t• Grass cuttmg • Free appraisals' commer- e chens, varultes, rec rooms, C • Power rakmg * DeCks - Patios BOB NEVEUX ALL TYPE 0,. I hang doors All repairs and clal, 'mdustnal, residential Evenmgs 884.0536 CEMENT WORK quality work, lower prices • Fertilizing * Fences - Walls MASONRY REPAIRS fmish work 16 years exper. • Discount to senior Cltizens • Walks. Trellises - ----~-- -- .Walks Draperies by Pat 712-5440 • Leaf removal .Dri~.~ SPECIALIZJNG IN ience. Free estimates Vito CALL NOW FOR • Benches - Planters • Pati08 • Water'procIfIDc • Sodding .Chimoey Saplenz~ 774-8933 21Z-LANDSCAPING • Top Soli - Sand - Peat dellv- DELIVERIES OF M.T. CHARGOT SOD • Pre-cast StII- • Tuek Pointing • Top SOil GREEN THUMB ------ered BUILDING CO. • T\Ick PointiDI • Porcbes ALBERT D. THOMAS • Installation Available • Fl1l dirt 839-1033 365-7129 • <:bimDe)' Repair • Bncks Replaced • Licensed. Insured • Sod For Free Estimates Call ------No job too smaD INC. POINTER Excellelt "Grosse Pointe" re- • Free Estimates • Limestone 882-6842 Free EsUmates CONTRACTORS, lNe • Cobblestone --- LANDSCAPE ferences. Call after 6 p m LANDSCAPING MICHAEL J POKRIEFKA ROTOTIlL your gard.en 0t: m84%7 -.c. • Sand DESIGN 775-7362 We are general contractors 884-7013 flower bed Free estImates 22 Years Experieoce One call takes care of all • Spnng Clean Up LICENSED &I INSURED SERVICE -Llcensed - • Thatclung ------~. in aJea 886-0686 CAPlZZO CONST. your bUIldmg-remodellng MICHIGAN TREE JIM MURPHY WIll plan and execute l,md problems, large or small • Fertllwng TRIMMING, removal, spray- scape deSIgns at SPECIAL MIKE GEISEA~ Special1%ing in dnveways 885-9179 • Weekly Lawn Care SPECIALISTS ing, feedmg and stump reo SPRING PRICES , CEMENT andporebes TU 2-0628 • Bed Work moval Free Estimates, ------Expert TrImming, Toppmg, MAC'S POINTER , CONTRACTOR • Patioe, walks, steps ALTERATIONS - Modern- • Bushes Trunmed Shaping and Removal Complete tree, service Call • New gara~ bwlt • SoddIng SPRING CLEAN-UP Fleming Tree serVice, 774 ization, all bul1dmg needs, Ie SpeCIal 25% sprmg diS- . LANDSCAPING ~WATERPROOFING • Ok! garages raised rou~ to fmish in all trades • Licensed Complete 'Yard work, shrub 6460. 885-1900 : DRIVEWAYS, PATIOS, • Floor/ratwall replaced • InslD'ed count No JOb too small * 24 hour emere:encv c;ervice and tree trimming, etc. W.'U...~, STF.-bS, • 10 Yt:dl:> Ex~Ilt:lIl-t: • W.l.Cl:prOOUOi, 10 year GUY DE BOER Bush and hedge trImmmg Iteasonabte rates, quality • TUCK POINTING pal'&JUe. • Free Estlmates * service Call Tom • NO JOB TOO SMAU. 885-4624 772-3446 DesIgn and Construction Tree StraIghtenmg and Rose garden is NO JOB TOO BIG or SMAIL Nursery Care 776-4429 or 1I82'()195 ; FREE ESTIMATES Licensed , Insured OUr Specialty TONY 8I5.()612 FRANK B WILLIAMS, Li- * SPECIAL OFFER * : 881-6000 censed builder. Speciahzmg DAVE BARLOW Now through May, 1983 - set ofplay 885-1900 DON PARADOWSKI -. TESTA CEMENT in home up-dating and all get 5 yards off of free nur- The Rose Garden at Christ BRICK WORK mmor or major repairs sery chIps With each work CERTIFIED MASTER Church will be the setting for a TUCK POINTING order Keeps weeds control- COMPANY, INC. Porch enclosures, doors ad- GARDENER performance of Gilbert and SullI- PORCHES AND CHIMNEYS SERVING THE POINTES justed, bookshelves m- led - a $68 value' 1U:BUlLT AND REPAIRS SOD van's "Pirates of Penzance" pre- FOR.YEARS stalled, paneling, new coun Free Estimates CAULKING ter tops, vanities Code VIO- REMOVAL 445-0377 773-4369 546-7251 573-3960 sented by the choir and guest solo- Driveways, Garage Floors, REPLACEMENT MJVANCE MAINTENANCE: DlUoe, porebes. lations corrected. For cour. ists on Sunday evemng, June 5, at : 17318 EAST WARREN In S'l'ATE lJC. J.I8) INSURED teous expert assistance' POINTER LANDSCAPING 7 p.m. .... 9512 IIOBTESTA 881.1tl1 improving your home In any 885-1900 MELDRUM & SONS LANDSCAPING Tickets at $5 for adults and $3 Fa,:E ESTIMATES area, please call me at 881- for children are on sale at the 0790 SpmNGC~&FERTI~NG church office. For more mforma- . B.&C. CEMENT 21P-WATERPROfFING BOB SCHOMER • seedmg • Soddmg • Planting. Patios SMALL Jobs - Carpentry re- TREE SERVICE LOW-MONTHLY RATES tion call 885-4841. CONTRACTORS Strawberry shortcake will be paIrs, cabmets, locks by re- • Tree removal 8a2-0287 882-7201 ,All typee of cement work. T&M tIrees Quality workman. served to everyone following the . New and repairs • Trimming . Free estimates. CONSTRUCTION ship 824-2853. • Topping perlormance ...... 8123 miMe Basement waterprooimg • stump removal 10 year guarantee 211-PLUMBING Grosse Pointe ReSident NEGC will hold FRANK'S CEMENT Insured ANDHEAnNG INSURED LICENSED . • Driveways • Patioa 77...- M3-0528 881-8526 .• Garage Floors. St.epI divorce forwn : • Commercial Floori. AMERICAN Water-Proof- TONY PING The Northeast Guidance Center G90d quality wort. Reuona- ing-e year guarantee The Master Plumber 0 l.ANDSCA Free estimates. Ucensed (Son of Emll> COMPANY will offer a six-week workshop ti- ble. rtelereoces. "Separation and Divorce" 711-51. .".. .. e.tract«. Call 372-411'2? No job too small. New and • Spring - Fall Clean-Up. tled repairs, violations • Cutting RESIDENTIAL LAWN SPRINKLER Thursday nights beginning June 2 CAPIZZO CONST. 293-3181 • Hedge Trimming INSTALLATION & REPAIR at 6 p m. at the center GRAZIO The workshop will focus on the Basements made dry. • Edging FREE ESTIMATES CONSTRUCTION Cracked walls repaired, Lowest Pnces Around four stages of experience during •• Cement drives, floors, underpin footings. All FRANK R. • Free Estimates. PIPE & CABLE PULLING divorce or separation; stress, patios. I waterProofing guaranteed WEIR 773'()525 - 294-1602 "CALL CUMULUS & WATCH IT RAIN!" change, loss and growth. Discus- • Old garages raised and re- 10 yNrs. U

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Drive a good deal home from Roger Rinke Cadillac '84 Mercedes J 90E 78 Mercedes 300 D - clean. '11 3.5 Mercedes Coupe - Blue - Mercedes 450 SL - Black, low -~~ 77 very rare. miles. 1981 RELIANT SE 4 DR. Black, air, stereo. auto., '82 Mercedes 500 SLSignal red! blk., pwr seat, and morel .. . VERY CLEAN! $6,295 '80 Ferrari 300 GTSI BBS Wheels, Spoilers. 1980 OMNI 024 2 DR. Sliver, 8M', stereo, auto., pwr., '83 Audi 5000S Loaded. ONE OWNER ...... SPECIAL AT $4,495 '83 Mercedes 500 SEC AMG 1980 MIRADA 2 DR. Red, cabrIOlet roof, 31B V-B, " '83 Mercedes 500 SEL 76 Interceptor III Phone, Dayton digital stereo, tilt, CnJJSEl, full power SHARP! $5,995 '83 Mercedes 500 SEC, Midnight wires, sunroof. 1980 CITATION 2 DR, Red, 4 cyl, 4 speed, pwr blue wIg ray leather. '67 Corvette 427, Red wired leath. I steerng & bfakes, e)(callent economy carl $2,995 '83 Mercedes 500 SEL, Midnight 1980 BUICK SKYLARK LTO. 2 DR. Dove gray, aIr. er. stereo, pwr wmdows, pwr steerLng & Blue w/blue leather. , /" brakes PRICED BELOW MARKET AT $4,495 KII' THAT OIlIAT GlllnILI ..O Leases Available on Most Models - Many More in Stock Open Mon. & Thurs. tll9:oo p,m. WIT" OI.. lIt.. 1 Gill 'AIllI We stock 500 series Mercedes for Immediate Delivery • DpH .... a' a n.rlDt ''''fits Tfl 9 P.•. i Open 9 a.m.-9p.m. Mon.-Fri., All Day Saturday , I Mast .. Deal .. DediCated to Excellence 15105 KERCHEVAL AVE., GROSSE POINTE PARK 822-9700

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