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Gross~ Pointe e,ws 42 Pagel 30 cents Vol 44 - No. 20 Grosse POinte, Michigan, Thursday, May 19, 1983 '. Economics govern-Pointe preservation
By Mike Andrzejczyk the architecture of the Pomte!> has Historic preservatiOn efforts mg, according to one realtor, is Berry, Dodge, Whitman, Alger, become a question of economiCS, "It's a shame 0 0 0 so contmue in the Pointes, WIth hIS- the ,rchitecture and detail the home embodies Some features Trowbridge and SChlotman. accordmg to W Hawkms Ferry, many beautiful homes tone commiS!>ions lookmg at var. author of "The BUildmg of Det- IOUS SItes for markers The old include oak paneling and inter- The names evoke a different rOit" and other works about arctu- have been torn down re- homes along Lakeshore, descnbed iors, Lake Superior stone foundat- age m the Pointes when the ribbon tecture. cently 0" by one realtor as "dmosaurs," ion and bowed leaded glass win- farm!> of the prevIOUS century be- remam d1fflcult to save because of dows. The home is ~aid to be the There is an architectural hent- Anything is possible came rolhng estates facmg the the cost of purchasing the pro- first built and deSIgned by Albert age to preserve m the area, he lake Homes deSigned by Albert destroy that, you destroy the best perty as well as contmued main- Kahn Only in America could a Ford saId, addmg the large estates that Kahn, George Mason, Frank inhentance of the commumty " tenance, urban planners agree get together wIth a Reuther, have fallen to the wreckmg ball, The home was originally copied Jom the Hare Krishna move. Baldwm and others emulated the estates and styles of Europe with while being excellent examples of There are historical markers One such home sits lust past the after a Brittany farmhouse, ment, buy a mansiOn built by dottmg the Pomtes at the Ed. Frankie Kerauc Parker said. Mrs. a dist10ctive Amencan flair the area's architecture, are econ- curve of Lakeshore m the Farms, Fisher Body founder Lawrence omically impoSSIble to mamtam sel and Eleanor Ford House, where homes begm to pop up on Parker, a relative of the Sherrard Fi:.hd, and tUI n tht: wjwlt: h w Prohibition popu!anzed that John Newton, the man who Travel group visits China drink known as the dry martini. wrote the reli~iou.s classic "Amaz- China will be the subiect rJ. a fro,m S.hanghai to the. tomb rJ. Chi- The gm was so bad that tender Jng ~'Grace": had. been a slave Historic homes slide show at the Wednesday, May na s fll'st emperor. 10 Xi~ and 25 meeting of the Neighborhood then on to the Forbidden City tasters had to touch it up with trader along the African coast be- (ConUnaed From Page lA) Another OpUOD is a historic dis- aoo . C't' os Geography the Great Wall. vermouth to get it past their ton- fore he became a born-again she said. The family is seeking a trict set up by ordinance by a local C1ub senlor I Ize All senior citizens are invited to gues Christian. buyer who sees the value of the government, Warden said. The and Travel Group. h kl t' The lides ill be presented by attend t .ese wee y mee mgs home as a historic site and would historic district designation be- s . w _ led t which begIn at 1:30 p.m. and are keep the home standing, she ad- comes an overlay of the existing Zena Rad.nlck who trave 0 held at the Neighborhood Club ded. zoning for the area, but limits the China last summer. 1 I changes of appearance of the The show will take the viewer 17150 Water 00. The home is more than just homes. That means they remain another Kahn building, though, ExcllJslllely (Of the man of tradJ!JOIJ standmg, he added. Mrs. Parker said The Sherrard AMJ ELECTRONICS family has deep roots in the his- But setting up historic districts T.V.• STEREO. VIDEO tory of the communIty as well as 15n't easy, he said. The first step SALES & SERV!Cf m literature. The home appeared is to inventory the homes in the P!nIsenic & Toshiba Authorized Center Summer Shirtings as a setting in one of Jack area to determine their historic s.m. Kerouac's books, htled "Dr. Sax," value. While the only hard and as well as bemg a stopping pomt fast rule for such a district is its by 'Hathaway. for the author and Neal Cassidy, bemg 50 years or older, the indi- the "superman" in Kerouac's vidual homes have to represent books. something more than just a group of old homes Hatlaawayshirt, mean qualit, The family's tles to the com- and falllUon. We now have tlU, munity include the founding of "In short, the whole of a historiC Grosse Pointe University School. district is more than the sum of fine ,hirt available for the Another member of the family, its parts," Warden said. The CE 320 warm weather, with ,hort Louis Maire, founded Wayne homes can represent hIStory with- HOURS SALE ENDS MAY 21. sleeves in a variety of coron 'M'~i('fll School, 1\1'rc; Parker c;Rid out being of a set age, he said HHlO AM -8 PM M.F 1000 AM.6 PM Sot and collard,le,. remaining estates" Rose Terrace and the recently fel- We Service All Malees FREE Estimates Superbly conatrueted, witla a Realtors say the home is in need led Chapin estates may have been 20649 MACK AVE. clean, .cmp look, for the man of restoration. That is one of the candidates for the listing because (I I/Ie $oulll 01 VernHlI) 882-8540 of what they represented, rather problems of preserving older with traditional taate. than being old buildings, Walden homes, according to urban plan- 00 said. priced $24 ner Brandon Rogers. The detail of THE ESTATE™ work sometimes calls for special The national listing of historic artisans, he said. People would sites make the same distinction WINE OPENER hke to preserve the homes, but between age and historic value, pica rd-7lorton costs make It too difficult. Warden said. The question of an EJ "It's nice to have some trad- Albert Kahn - designed home 92 Kercheval being of historic value depends 882.8251 ition, but it comes back to a lot of 9'00 a m - 6'00 p m Grosse POlnle Farms people not being sentimental not only on the age of the home, anymore," Rogers said. "A lot of but whether it represents a unique people would like to save the old facet of the architectect's work. homes, but its too expensive to "Is it unique or is it just like 16 maintain the larger homes. I don'J other homes on the listing is also really have much hope for the important," he added. remaining estates." Warden was critical of historic AS GOOD AS IT LOOI':S Preservation of historic homes preservation in the Pointes, say- is a balance between the costs of ing they some day could "look like preservation and the value of the Bloomfield Hills on tiny lots. 90 homes to the community, urban Grosse Pointe became what it is TWO PAIR for $99 planner Gerald Luedtke said. today because of what it has on While the desire to save the Lakeshore." A ny styles to choose from, any two pair, 3 homes is as universal as "apple "It's a shame Grosse Pointe sIze combinatIOn ., good deal for dads pie and Mother," the economic hasn't done more about the desig- realities can make it tough, he and sons. nating of a historic district," Jim added. Conway, curator of architecture But historical homes add values for the Detroit Historical Society to the community in different said, "So many beautiful homes n-.-t m.nber 01_ fBmlly 01unique wine ""lOY~ WALK-OVER, one of the proud names in shoes. All proclUcts ThII ESTATE Wlne or>er- was developed to bring ways, he said. "They enhance the have been torn down recently." .,. beneIIts 01 a mec:hllnlcaf wine open« within the price are true hand crafted classics. Traditional comfort in image of the area, save property _ 01 all ..... ~astII Unlil _ ESTATE such wine apenen have been prl<:ed In _ hundredll 01 doIl..,s and thUa our now famous tassel, or marvelous saddle. Leather values in some cases and offer a I.IMd only by the '""""lstlcated oton<:>phlle sense of living history. ThII ESTATE WIne or>er- Is a be&utJful hend-tlnlehed rep- sales and rubber heels. Choice of widths. lica 01 alMllque IIIIe 1800's ""-lean antlque To our know!. Cluster edglt. the onty wine ~ deelgn Itlat both uncorks and "By preserving historical homes, It Is B, CorD. rllCOl'k... bottle Anyone cen remove 01' replace a cor1t wIth you prevent sterility in the urban Continued From Page lA) one "'1' motion This new cast aluminum wine apener fabriC," Luedtke said. "Historic At the meeting Clauser explain- can be mounted an a bat or countllrtap buildings provide some feeling of or clamped to our apeclaJly designed ed that the property is owned by table etand or lTipod TIle table ~ continuity; a sense of living his- 457 Lakeshore Limited, a partner- and tripod we conetructed from qual 11)1 tory, giving the community a tB'dwaode. andallaw _ ESTATE to be TASSEL ship of Henry Ford as the limited moved to any cent .... 01 entMWlnment. sense of day-to-day experience." partner and CAI Pointe Inc., a • BLACK Saving historic homes shouldn't subsidiary of the Caldwell Equity IN CAST ALUMINUM $70 $69.95 ~-lN SOlIDI86ASS • ( $.~8Q. Co. Caldwell later explained that $30 .1 be done at any cost, he added. TABLE STAND TWO PAIR Introducing non-confofnuog uses CAI stood for Caldwell American flOOR STANDING TRIPOD $75 $99.90 . to a zoned area just to keep a Inc. home intact can lead to chaos in The vote for final site plan ap- the area, Luedtke said. proval was unanimous, with the There are a number of options abstention of Mayor Pro Tern HARVEY's. available to keep the historic lJoyd semple, whose law firm has building intact while making bet- conducted business with the Compleat Traveler ter use of the property on which it Caldwell Equity Corp. in the past. 345 FISHER RD., GROSSE POINTE ttands, Luedtke pointed out. One After the meeting, Clauser option is a subdivision that used stated that a number of persons 111~ homes m an archItectural style to had already expressed an interest complement the historic site. In- in the subdivision and that he had tegrating historic buildings in a accepted a $25,000 reservation de- community not only enhances the posit from a Grosse Pointe resi- image of a community but en- dent just before the council met in hances property values in the session. area, he said. The 18 cluster-type homes will The best way for the homes to feature a choice of two or three serve the community IS for them bedrooms offering either a 2,600 to remain in the hands of home- or 3,100 square foot floor plan. The owners, Ferry said. Not only do homes are expected to begin in they then offer a bit of history for the $300 to $400,000 range. the community, but remain VIable and maintained by the owners. Workshop teaches FRISBEE Other options to keep homes body awareness WITH ANY NIKE PURCHASE viable include tax mcentlves for • SIZES 4 to 40 (Whi'e Supp'Y L.asts) restorations or resorting to state "Creative Movement" work- and federal histOriC liStlOgS, shops, deSigned for children of all ~'s Luedtke said. ages, is sponsored by the Northeast Guidance Center are on Tuesdays Since 1900 The state historical listing is an honorary htle that simply allows at the Grosse Pointe Woods Presby- Kerdl8Vai al 31 ClaIr. Grosse.Pomte the owner of the building to buy a terian Church, 19950Mack Avenue. Open Thursday Evenrngs 't/19 00 plaque, Bill Warden of the Detroit The workshops teach movement, HistorICal SocIety said. The fed- increase body awareness and mus- MA~I~r (MJ Vl~" eral hsting allows for matchmg cle coordination funds for restoration among other For more information and to re- benflts, he said gister, caB the center at 884-7775. IT'S WOUH THE DltlVE TO 9 MILE &. 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Do you think tbat sl1m margin board members have to be pro- duates from the schools computer blems (at all schools) with respect Q. How would you evaluate Supt. stant repairs at tbe IeboOli. says anything about the mooG of Yf ductive. literate. The other direction we're to Mason. There have been no al- Brummel's performance over the never know when IOmethiD8 • going into is health education. I ternatives presented to the board the school community on School Q. Do you support Supt. Brum- last two yean? going to come up. U yo~ cut ~ wourd also like to see a new a dif- for its review. That needs to be taxes? self so tightlr, then you U be rn tbl mel's tentative school consolIda- ferent TAG ( talented and gifted) done. Overall, the plan is pulling I think it says something. I'm I don't think it's appropriate to same positIon like lome other tion plan? How do you read com. program. I think our gifted stu- kids into different buildings with- not sure what it says, though. I praise or critiCIze Dr Brummel. I school districts. We have I t0p- munity opposition to the proposal? dents deserve a better program out affectmg them otherWise. It don't know if you can draw any don't thmk he should become an notch school system and it'. weD. issue in this campaign. I'm not : I support it in part. Havmg gone than that. seems to be a money-savlDg move firm conclusions about thiS mil- run. , through the schools I just realized rather than to (preserve) quality lage election because only 7,000 making him an Issue. Q. How would you evaluate Supt. education. I am not convinced the people voted. I heard people say Q. The last mUla,e eJeeUo8 .. Defer will never fit into Pierce. I Brummel's performance over the Q. Do you think Dr. Brummel'. am convinced of that. I am not K-5, 6-8, 9-12 plan is the best. The they were not going to vote be. voted through by .Dly UI v . last two years? tentative school conlOUdatlon plan sure that plan is going to be the neighborhood school is too impor- cause of the school closings. I've should be put to a vote in the Do you think tbat IU. • ; final plan, though. The people we We Just went through an evalua- tant a concept to be lightly diS- heard others say their taxes are community? says anythlng about tile moed missed. I've talked to many pa- tbe scbool community on .e1lo01 are hearing from want to keep the tion of Dr. Brummel Many people too high With regard to thiS whole rents and persons currently not No. That is why we elected the : neighborhood schools I think the don't know the board does that. In issue, the Board of Education taxes? tentative plan kept that (intact>. my four years as a board mem- parents and they, too, thmk the owes It to the community to make board members. If we did, it neighborhood schooi is a very im- I suppose it must. I know there ber, thiS IS the first time a super- them understand where and how .would have to be very general. Q. The administration has pro- por}ant concept. I am not for a were some persons in the achool intendent has gotten consistently their money IS bemg used in the posed a $34 mUllon budget to run defmite postponement on the is- system out on (election day) to high scores. The purpose (of the best manner possible. Sharon Vasher the school system through the sue. It's an issue that needs to be get people to vote. I'm sorry more evaluation), too, is to show where Q. This month local teachers wUl This will be the second school people didn't vote. I wiah people 1983-84school year. Assuming the he needs improvement dealt With : course of past budgets, should the begin negotiations on a new con- board race for Mrs. Vasher, of the wouldn't try to make senior cIti- As I see it, we have an excellent .dlstrlct operate on a mUllon dollar Q. Do you think Dr. Brummel's tract. What spectflc Issues need to Farms, president-elect of the zens the villains In this is.ue. Tbe : surplul, especially in light of de- tentative school consolidation plan community, a lot of thinking peo- be considered in determining whe- Assistance League to the North- ones I have talked to are suppor. ple who are concerned that we east Guidance center. In the 1979 : cl1nlng enrollment? be ther teachers should or Ihould not tlve of the schools. IIbou.ld put to a ,"ote In the continue to maintain the quality of community? be given salary Increases? school board election, Mrs. Vas. : You will find in company bud- education for our children. I think her came in third in a fleld of 11 Q. Tbil month local teacben will -gets that a 5 percent surplus is No. If people don't like what I'm Llle vast majority of all the opposi- The board has refused to dis- candidates. Active in the Girl Sc- begin ne,oUaUonl on a n•• con. almost mandatory. I don't think saying, then they have June l~. ~ tion (to the plan) is directed to- cuss what's on the bargaining ta- outs and Brownies, Mrs. Vasher is tract. What lpecllk 11.... need &0 -we need more than that. A lot of have made no bones about wnere ward that end. Parents are not ble. Inflation has been reduced, currently involved in a school be con.leIered In deterlllinlaC .Ja.. :the (school) surplus Is tied up. I stand. I haven't taken a ~sition convinced the plan will enhance something that should be consi- administration study of curricu- ther teachen Ibould or lhould DOt That money is being used. It's - I'm still listening. I will'say, the quality of education for their dered in the new contract. Our lum needs in the secondary be given salary Increase.' there to be used. I don't think any though, there is a need for, school teachers deserve good salaries. children. schools. We all have to be concerned ,company should operate on any- reorganization. I don't see how You have to consider what they do Q. What made you decide run with our lifestyles. Our family thing less than a 5 percent sur- our schools can operate at 50 per- Q. The administration has pro- for their work and look at what to posed a $34 million budget to run for a board seat? personally has had to do so. I hope plus. cent capacity. theIr skills are. Our teachers are the school system through the paid well. Our school system is a teachers will be willing to under- The reason I decided is that I Q. The last mUlage election was 1983-84 school year. Assuming the good one; we need good teachers. stand. Sure, we all Uke to earn have sort of been bothered the last voted through by only 225 votes. Fmnk 8tellingwerf course of past budgets, should the You have to pay the market p'rice more money. I hope we all will be "Do you think that slim margin district operate on a million dollar for a good teacher. You can t ex- two or three years. There has able to work together and come :say. anything about the mood of President of Mason school PTO, surplus, especially in light of de- pect to keep good teachers if you been a lot of apathy as far as up with something. I would like to the acbool community on school Stellingwerf, of the Woods, is a cllning enrollment? don't pay them well. board positions go. I just felt that see them (teachers) keep up with taxes? senior staff attorney with Detroit. in this type of society we live in, the cost of living. You have a surplus when your Q. What specific idea. do you it's important to have a choice. You could almost read anything Edison and secretary-treasurer of expenses are less than your reve . have to improve the guallty of I intend to make myself as Q. What .peelflc ide.. do yoa .into that and still don't know. 1 Detroit Edison SUbsidiary l.. Utility nues. I'd like to see the surplus con- educational programs ln Grolle :was appalled at the number of Technical Services, Inc. l"'rior to Pointe public Ichool.? available as possible. I have spo- hive to Improve tbe qalm, 01 tInued. You can't run the school educational pro,raml in GrolH _~eo~le who did cast votes. I think joining the utility, StelUngwerf system in the red. This is a com- ken to a lot of people. I am not was a senior engineer at General The biggest thing I think we waging any big campaign with Pointe public ICboo .. ? . t s owed that the community is Motors. This will be his first bid munication Issue (to show) the need Is more emphasis on basic regard to advertisements in the Our high schools have an.exee}. :not going to go on forever in pas- for public office. purpose and necessity of having a education - math, English, sci- media. I : sing mUlages, but at the same llttle in the fund equity so unanti- ence, social studies. We also need lent curriculum. 1 guess I would : time, I think they wanted us (the Q. What mllde you decIde to run cipated things can be handled. to prepare kids for life after Q. Brleny, do you IUpport Supt. like to see it maintaIned that way. :board) to get the message to for a board leat? I feel maybe sometime I there are Q. The lut millage election wal school, those who aren't going Brummel's tentative Ichool conlo- ;spend their money wisely. I think I would be a good contri- Udatlon pl.n? How do you read too many frills and not enoum tbe opposItion to the propolal? concentration on the plain ola. 'Q. This month teachers will begin button to our schools. I am fashioned basics. I like to lee the .negoUatlonl on a new contract. civic-minded, and I have the Fomm copes :withtough times No, I guess I don't. I am a per. 3 Rs strenithened in the elemen- :What lpeclflc IIluel need to be background, the experience and sonal admirer and supporter of tary schoofs . .conlldered In determining whe- desire to (be a board member). I Dr. Brummel, himself. He's an : tber teacberl Ihoulel or lbould not am taiking with everybody and Congressman Dennis Hertel, ner, Macomb Community Col- Q. How would yOIl evaluate Supt. lege's vice-president of student excellent administrator and he given lalary Increa.el" anyone who will listen. I have a Macomb Community College and Bnmmel'l pertormaaee over the ::be the Warren Organization for Re- and community services; Stephen has a lot of contact with the com- munity. We are in likely for some list two ye.n? :. With the economy the way it is budget, but the amount of money search and Development (WORD) Morris of WORD; Pastor William : and Inflation the way it has been, put Into a campaign doesn't have consolidation of the schools. I will sponsor a public service for- Rickard of Immanuel Methodist I think I have already answered : it should be better this time. A lot to do with what kind of candidate um, "Coping With Tough Times" Church; Margaret Szymanek of don't like the idea of bodily mov- that question. He's an excellent : of our teachers live in Grosse you are. in the K.Bldg. at Macomb Com- the United Community Services of ing kids from Defer to Pierce, for administrator. :-Polnte. The big increases that Q. Do you support Supt. Brum- munity College's South Campus, Detroit; Ester Yager, director of instance. Q. Do you tblnk Dr. Brummel'. : they have gotten in the past aren't mel's tentative school consollda. 14500 Twelve Mile Road, Friday, Special Programs for United I think most people in the com- tentative Ichool coDsolldation play . there anymore. I hope they will be tlon plan? How do you read com- May 20, from 12:30 to 5: 15 p.m. Community services of Metropol- munity realize enrollment has de. willing to realize that they are munity opposition to the proposal? The purpose of the forum - itan Detroit; Dr. James Varty, should be rat to • vote In tbe clined and realize, too, that there community . going to have to ~e flexible and No I do not. The cited reason open to the public at no charge - associate dean of alternative ed- have been some changes. It's a real . not ask for t~e 1Dcr~ases ~::l(for"he" administration's report:) is tq provide inf~mation to citi- ucation at Macomb; Janet Masi of hard pill to swallow. No. Because we elected mem. _,have been askin'l for 10 the '" i...... lm ...... - th I t f ed zens about community resources WORD; Erwin Kii1g, ownet-direc. ben of the school board to speak !'" • """ -t':_ove equalyo uc~- tor of Michigan Housing counsel- Q. The administration has pro- r"Q. What specific ideas do yOu -ti01i~M money saved by this is a and techniques that can help them for us, the same as we elected le- ors; Dr Richard Fournier and posed a $34 mUllan budget run . have to improve the quality of secondary benefit. If you examine cope with the depressed economy. to gislators in Lansing to speak for Audrey Pierce Fournier of Thales the school system through the : educational programs in Grosse what they are doing at Mason, all Representatives of more than 20 us. If you're not willing to let EducatIOnal Services for Tomor- 1983-84 school year. Assuming the : Pointe publlc schools? you're doing is picking kids up community service organizations them speak, why have a school will be on hand throughout the row; and Mary Preda, guidance course of past budgets, should the :. I'd like to see the English prQ- a.n~ putting the I? int? diffe~nt fa- board? I think they (board) have conference to respond to specific counselor at Macomb district operate on a million dollar been receptive to the feelings of : gram in the middle schools ex- cll~ty. That,I belleve, IS not SUItedto . chIldren's needs questions and provide Information Additional conference informa- surplus, especially in ligbt of de- the commumty. I assumed that is : panded and made a permanent . about their services. hon is available from Congress- cUning enrollment? why they delayed the decision (to : program. We (the board) are 1 am not a Mason candidate. The forum's agenda will include man Hertel's Warren OfflCe: 574- I think a lot of people don't rea- vote on Dr. Brummel's tentative : puttmg money aside in the budget The whole problem With Dr. remarks and 'presentations by 9420, or the DetrOit Office: 526- lize how fortunate and unusual we plan). for computers. 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HOM of Grosse death rate based on mlles Michigan in 11182, down 1 percent lieve that conservative driving IS Pointe Woods, associate pro~es~r traveled was the lowest ever, ac- from the 1981 total of 62 billion synonymous with safer drIving," in the departments of RadIation cording to the Automobile Club of miles. he said. Oncology and Radiology at the Michigan "Besides reduced travel, the The Auto Club also credits Inno- Wayne State University School of "A total or 1,393 persons died on economy is one of the major vative pollee techniques with help- Medicine, was recently awarded a state roads last year," said reasons for the continuing drop in ing to reduce deaths Among those Career Development Chair fro~ Robert Cunen, Auto Club Safety highway deaths," Cullen said. is use of the State Police's Michi- the Wayne State Fund at the um- and Traffic Engmeerlng manager. National Highway Traffic Safety gan ACCident Location Index versity. "That 18 12 percent below 1981 and Administration figures show that (MALI> computer program as Dr. Honn, 37, was one of three one-thIrd fewer than the 2,076 10 states severely affected by the well as county, townshIp and younger tenured faculty members fatalities In 1978, the last year the recession, including those in the mumcipal programs which pin- honQled with the awards esta- state recorded an lllCrease " Northeast and Midwest, 1982 traf- point high-accident and violation blished by the Wayne State Fund Last year's total was the lowest fic deaths dropped between 12 and areas. last year to increase support for since 1,382 persons were kIlled on 22 percent. ' "Those programs allow police to outstanding faculty as part of a state roads 10 1958. "We have tracked that trend for concentrate trafflc enforcement long-range development pro~am. MIChIgan's unofflc181 1982 death nearly 30 years and found similar efforts ort roads where theIr pre- Each chair is sup~rted ~~th a rate of 2 3 per 100 ml1lion vehIcle drops during other MIchigan sen<;e does the most to help re- grant of $26,600, freemg r~lple~ts Lawrence Charfoos mdes compares to a projected na- economic downturns," Cullen duce accidents and deaths," Cul- Dr. Kenneth Bonn from teaching and admmlstratlve tIOnal death rate of 2 9. Last year said. In 1974 am 1975, deaths in len said duties and providing funds for re- was the fourth straight that the Michigan fell 15 and 18 percent, Many of Michigan's most search work durmg the year Park resident respectively, compared with 1973. traveled highways also have been I The Wayne State Fund is a vo- state had fewer than three Among couples who In 1957 and 1958, deaths dropped made safer, In the last decade. the lunteer organization consisting of fatahtles per 100 million vehicle want children, about '11 and 21 percent, compared with Auto Club pomted out nearly 300 persons who assIst in on 56 board miles 25 percent of tht" J.~. vanous fund-raumlg pI uJect:. Cvr Park reSIOent La WI ence Chat.- Througll ~ptember, Mlcrugan's wives conceive during death rate was the fifth lowest in the first month, then the university. foos has been elected to the board of trustees for WTVS/Channel 56. the natIon The state ranked sixth 50 percent Within six In hotd.Q&s there is a difference be- nationally 10 1981, fifth 10 1980 and What's on Cable Charfoos is an attorney ChiliuafiuaJ a ITachsuna and ~ months, another 80 rrweeii-a specializ10g in medical litigation eighth 10 1979. Thursday, May 19 percent within 12 Poodle: A Chihuahua is covered WIth • 6 p.m. - German Wines at a Glance (19) chili sauce, a Dachsund with sauer- and the author of two books, one months, and 90 per- on the birth.control drug DES . OPEN DAILY BUY - S~LL • 6 p.rn - "High Blood Pressure, If it Only Hurts a Ltttle " (11) cent within 18 months. kraut, a Poodle with chopped onions. 1000.600 Used or Broken .6:30 p.m - Hank Luks vs Crune. (17) EXCEPT SUNDAY Gold and Silver • 7 p.m. - People With Erv - Guest IS Judge Peter B Spivak, ChalI'man of the U S.F.L and owner of the MIchigan Panthers (17) MOEtS Coins & Stamps • 7 p.m. - Steady Gains. (1') BUYING COLD AND SIL,VER a 7:30p.m.-A Vlewfrom a Park Bench, withJudgeBeverlyC. Grobbel.(17) Anythmg Marked 10K. 14K - 18K • 7:30p.m.- The Job Mart - Features aspeclaI kmd of dentist, an artISt who and Sterling SII'fer captures memories, color cod.1sts, and a claSSical music combmation IS) • 8 p.m. - Houses, Houses. (8) , Need Gold Class Rings .8:30 pm. - Grosse Pointe Community Chorus 31st .annual Spnng Con. cert. (17) Selling 1 oz. Silver Bars Friday, May 20 16115 MACK • 8 p.m. - Houses, Houses (II) • 11 p.m. - Sam's Showcase Theater (17) (313) 111.3155 DETROIT. MI 48224 Saturday, May 21 • 11:30 a m - The Job Mart. (8) Sunday, May Z2 Village Locksmith Inc. • 10 a m - Houses, Houses. (8) , (formerly ""farv" 1M Vitlale lockamirh) • 10a.m. - Beacon SChool Spnng Concert and Tyrone SChool Talent Show EST. 1912 (1') • Complete Loek Senoice MORday, May 23 • Complele Auto Loek Servit'e • 4 p.m - The Heart of the Bible - The Holy SpIrit (5) • Home/Business Safes .4:30 p.m. - American Catholic, (5) • Of;'e Sell and Inslall Floor Sa(e~ • 5 p.m. - Faith 20. (5) • 'letal & ~ood Doors Inslalled • 5 p.m. - Park Branch Library Puppeteers (19) • Sped.1 .\Ulo Kill Swilche~ • 5~30 p.m. - "Wayne County: A New Perspective" - Talk Show with Wayne County Executive William Lucas. (17) ~~P~~'~r~back .6 p.m. - 'The Empty Ark: 2002 (I9) 881-8603 .8:30 p.m. - Waveforms. (17) , • 6:30 p.m. - 'The Easter Experience, from St. Joan of Arc. (5) un IHtnIlUllllllttllnlUl nlllmtTIImHUtJIUIIIIIIIHHlruBARUtU~ • 7 p.m. - SingleSeen. (17) • 7:30 p m - Young Viewpointes. (17) • 8 p.m. - services at Memonal Presbyterian Church (5) • 8 p.m - Houses, Houses. (8) l1~ q)u\feQQO'S .8 p.m. - Health Talks. (17) • 8:30 p.m. - First Annual Bowl-a-thon, sponsored by the Grosse Pointe fI \~"II" •"./. h\ I,hn"" • 111/:"" ,Nf. nillM ,"fit r lI/:rl {u ..ltllln ...orui o/'tv'Tb .. ,hilrR We're gomg to bet you'll love these shoes more than any shoes you've ever had. We're going to bet you you can wear these shoes for 2 weeks in town and country, over hill and dale and sidewalk, and swear they're the most comfortable you've ever had on yourfeet. We're so sure we'll win this bet that we're gomg to guarantee all your money back, Ifyou return them. Grosse Pointe Academy RocSports are available in a vanety of styles for men and women. Final Admissions Testing Grades 1-8 Saturday, June 4, 1983 9:00 a.m. For further information contact OF GROSSE POINTE Mrs. Edward McDermott 17112 KERCHEVAL. PHONE 881-1191 886.1221 Open Mon.-Sat. 9:30-5:30 The Academy welcomes students of any race, religion, Thurs. & Fri. until 9 sex, or ethmc origm 'f I page FiYe-A Thursday, May 19, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Lecturer visit8 WeUness - a new path to heallh library .Friends lSOn Se~~urs Hospital has ap- so, ]jon Secours gxecutive Lecturer and author Mortimer pom.ted D~lght p Gaal, a. specia. DIrector David Benfer said J. Adler appeared before a list 10 phYSIcal ~Itnes.s, to dU'ect its Gaal comes to the hospItal wIth seUout" crowd at the Grosse new Health DIrections wellness extensIve experience m many as- Pointe War Memorial on Tuesday I prograJP... pects of health maintenance. He Gaal s dutIes WIll mclude de- most recently has served as May 3. His visit to Grosse Pointer was sponsored by the Friends 0 vel~pment and coordination of manager of LanslOg General Hos- projects stressing good health pltal's spofts medicine center and the Grosse Pointe Library. Adler, who addressed the The wellness program, financed was employed as dIrector of Flt- by a $50,000 grant from DetrOit's ness Planmng Group. Friends' annual meeting, will speak on "The Great Books and SkIllman FoundatIOn, IS a new As a dIrector of the Health the Great Ideas." Adler has been venture .for Bon Secours Hospital. DIrectIons program, Gaal WIll a member of the board of editors The m~m thrust of the program work out of offices 10 a renovated of Encyclopedia Britannica since wl1l.be 10 ~he areas of h~alth pro- gymnasIUm formerly connected to its mception in 1947 and has de- motIOn, life-style modlflcatlOn, Jefferson JUnior High School in voted 15 years to the planning and and dIsease preventIOn St ClaIr Shores An outdoor fit- development of the 15th edition of Wellness programs, now under ness course IS under constructIOn Britannica. Adler also is director of development, Will be directed to next to the gymnaSIUm sIte The the InstItute for Philosophic.al Re-. the general commumty, employes course was paId for through a search in Chicago, founded 10 1952 of local busmess, mdustry and $5,000 grant from the Wells Fargo for the study of Ideas Bon Secours HospItal Bank of San FranCISco The re- "Health Directions is a demon- mamder of the school which was The Friends report there are stratlOn of Bon ~ecours Hospital's purchased by the hospital follow- about 4,500 members in Grosse Pomte Last year, the group deSIre to contam the rate of In- ing Jefferson's closmg last year, crease of health care costs by has been demolIshed to make way raised $50,000 to purchase books educating people to accept re- for The SIsters of Bon Secours and other materials for library sponslblhty for a healthy life-style Nursmg Care Center, scheduled to patrons. ~nd prov!dmg the me~ns to do vp",n.n full of 1!l31 PALpk~ Gl'adj' Grosse Pointe Woods resident E Daniel Grady, vice-president of Private Duty WE GIVE YOU Personnel for Michigan Bell Tele- Nurllng Care phone Co., has been elected presi- MOREllIAN dent of the Detroit Police Athletic Serving I A MERE League (PAL) for 1983-84. the Grosse Pomtes, REPlACEMFNf Grady succeeds Robert W. and the Tri-Counties Stewart, chairman and chief exe- WlN~"\l cutive officer of Michigan Conso- lidated Gas Co., as PAL head. Lectures donated to library Grady has been with Michigan t.~ Bell since 1957, and is a former BUILDING CO. Roger F. McNeill, M.D., left, past president of The Friends of Bon Secours Hospit~,. and Sister Woods councilman. Jean Aulenback, C.B.S. recently presented Grosse Pointe Public Library Director Wilham Peters Ii 1--- ,2,'lIICt. /911 "It a good feehng to be part Private Homes, HOlplhllls 882-3222 with a book containing articles by members of the hospital medical staff to commemorate tbe of an organization that serves or Nurllng Homes 61st annual Beaumont lecture of the Wayne County Medical Society, presented}ast year at ~on both our youth and community so Remodeling Spe<:lahsls well," Grady said, "and one that • Fdmll) Rooms Secours. In addition to tbe articles showing the wide range of research, medical and surgIcal • 24 Hr Service - 7 Days a Week • Recreauon Rooms skills by staff, the book includes a copy of the Beaumont lecture presented by Homer Horace has as its goal prOViding fun and • Full Time or Part T,ime Coverage • Kitchens healthy activity for all involved. • ( OOl V LOldllOns Davenport, Ph.D., Sc.D . • Bonded and Insured • !:s.IJre Maintenance By RN's, LPN's, Nurle Aide. W" ba'" our I)" n !Jlafj Winter Prien and Live In Com pinion. fine• VILLAGE.MARKET wines 263.0580 Come home to quality. 18328 Mack Avenue-In the Farms Come home toAndei'sen. . • Windows Supplied by - present- liquor Groesbeck Lumber Communrty ProfeSSional Nursmg Service "THIS WEEK'S SELL RINGERS" • Prices EHective May 19th, 20th and 21 st CLOSED SUN. & CLOSED WED. at J P.M. 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FLORIDA between 7 & 8 Mile, Harper Woods Mlch 48225 In a cookmg bog $3 fiiiii!Pil PHONE 884-8994 • 41b o.e,oge ..... L,ghting Gallery Hours Mon Iflru Sat 8 to 5 F"d8Y '11 6 1.5 Liter Bottle CORN I. \ Page Six-A ~-;~~o pinions· · & Ietters Thursday, May 19. 1983 Tinte for a final say Like a good soldler, Supt Kenneth Brummel protesting against any school closings have won 1 }mow it'~ml and tl1at IS now regrouping his forces to accommodate the day. The decisIon is simply postponed to 111mself and the school administration to the give these protesters time to come up with tJO'A eatt' heep. it for lonq btrt !::>choolboard's actiOn m delaying a decision on valid plans of their own that would recognize rcmemher .....1 delNered!!H!! Grosse POlnte school reorganization until next the need for reorganization in view of the Iall major decline in enrollment that already has- The superintendent IS asking that interested occurred. Citizens and groups submIt their hstmg of The list of prIorities suggested by the super- prIOrities on the cntena the\' belie\,e should be intendent is a good one. It includes many of the used In consldermg school- reorgamzation as arguments made by those objecting to th~ pro- \\ ell as any specific alternatIves to the tenta- posed plan. But it is a legitimate question to me plan drafted earher by the school admim- ask Grosse Pointe Citizens as to Just how they --tratlOn would list these iSSUes in importance. Is mam- SO~lE ISDI\'IDl'ALS and orgarn.zatJons al- tenance of the elemen~ary school concept, fOF read\' have submItted their own altel"natl\.es or example. more or less Important than cost effi- suggestions But others ha\'e SImply SaId they CleOl operatum ui lh~ ::ldlOul ;));)~c:.i1i: Aild dldn't lIke Dr Brummel's proposal and didn't where 1!1 the scale of values would CItizens :put trunk an\' schools should be closed or an\' other the marntenance of. real .~tate values, wh~ch changes'made in the stah~ quo despIte the de- some people argue IS a diVIdend from keeplOg chmng enrollment. ~ow these people have a all schools open? responslblhty to do more than just complain IN VIEW OF THE scbedul.e .the ~ cl edu- about proposed changes They should offer cation and the school adnurnstratJon has an- "'orne mput of their own nounced for the period runrung up to the Nov. The board postponed actIon chieflY in re- 14 date of decision, it is clea: .that both are sponse to public complamts that people needed ret?inking Dr. BruJ!lmel's orlgmal pro~~ more tIme to stud, school reorganization and to While the Grosse P010te News had though give the board Itself more time to stud~' the tentative plan was a good one, some flaws h~ve overall reorganIZatIon plan. but it did not ac- ~ detected by both the board and outside cede to the" lShes of those ;d)o want little or no crItiCS. . actIOn taken on sc'hool closmgs and other mat- So in effect it's back to the draw1O~ ~ard on ters the reorganization plan except that. It IS clear Instead. the board's president. Dorothy Ken- the board intends to take so~e ~ctlon to cope nel stressed that tbe board ..remains firm in with declining enrollment and Its Impact on t~e Its'resolve to form a plan for coping with quality of education in the Grosse Pointe publIc declImng enrollment" and '"believes a plan for school system. That ought to ser~e as useful Savings don't outweigh losses the next four or fIve years must be adopted advic~ for t?!lSe wh~ now art: bemg asked. to soon .. So while the rensed schedule calls for submit SpecifIC and informed mput by offermg To the Editor: er. And she has learned that if save the property taxpayers of the school admimstration plan to be offered to alternative pl~ and by l;isting the :priorit!es I wasn't sure. I showed up I used baking soda in my ban- this school system an average the board Oet 10 and the board to vote on Nov. they regard as Important m the conslderatlon for all the meetings. I read all ana nut bread as fresh as the of $15 per year, if we don't find 14.. llui! doesn"t mean that parents and others of school reorganization. the reports. I listened to all the baking soda I put in the kitty another use for it. But what people who should know and litter, I would not bake banana will we do to our property val- the people who think they bricks. That is not worth clos- ues and to our children? A newspaper's responsibility know. But for a long time, I ing a school to find out. Leaving the May 2 meeting, just wasn't sure. Dr. Brummel claims that -\.s a commUnIty newspaper, the Grosse celie!!t quality assure ~ healthy dis~uss~on of another realtor reminded me The School Board decided to the curriculum and staff are that four years ago, when POil"_te Xews believes it has a responsibility to the. iS~ues, and especIally the m~Jor. issue, do "something" about declin- what makes the Grosse Pointe reprLt and comment on news of interest and which IS, of course, schoool reorganIZatlon and everyone was paying top dol- ing enrollment. The steering School system good, not the lar for real estate. no one 5181Jficance 10 (he community. For that reason, proposals to close up to fOUf elementary committee determined that it buildings. But at the same warned us what would happen it once agarn is co\'ering the School board elect- schools next year. costs more money to educate time he states that closing the to market values. And 10 years ion campaign in both its news columns and its Only one of the candidates is running as an fewer children. The parents middle schools would not be ago, when everyone was in- editorial page. avowed foe of the school administration and its demanded that their schools advisable because the facil- creasing facilities, no one Our school reporter has covered board meet- origi~al school closi.ng plan. The o~~r six in be left open for their kids. And ities are superior to the ele- mgs, public discussions and other sessions varyIng degrees believe that .t~e oflgmal plan warned us what would happen I wasn't sure. mentary schools. However, to to enrollment. You might be where school problens have been discussed. propos~ by the school adm1OiStratlon .sho~d On Monday, May 2, at 8 the parents of a small child, advised to consider what The reporter and an editorial writer also have be reVIsed ~ut that s~me school consolidatIOn a.m., I attended Dr. Brum- the proximity of that building might happen in another four interviewed all seven candidates and, be- ~ro~ably wil;! be. reqwred because of the co~- mel's meeting with local Real- is far more important than a to 10 years, before we have to ginning today and continuing next week, the t10wng dechne 10 ~nrollment. AI.I the candl- tors. At 3:30 p.m. I toured swimming pool is to the par- News will carry a condensed account of the dat~ want to r~ta1O and ~ven Imp'rove the buy back the facilities at cur- Parcells Middle School with eqts of, an older child.". , rent market prices, if such answers the candidates offered to a series of qU~lty of education offered In the Pomtes. The the principal, Morris Hanzek. property is still available, and questions. And next week the News will offer ma~r differences emerge on how that might be At 5: 15 1 spoke to a St. Clair At the Realtor's meeting its own editorial opinion about the candidates. achieved. . , with Dr. Brummel, I asked then bring them up to local Shores teacher. And now I'm and federal codes. From our reporting and interviewing, we We urge our readers ~o st~dy the can~idates sure. Shifting elementary him what I should tell a client have collected information that we are passing sta~ements ~nd campaIgn liter~ture,. listen. to school children into the middle who is considering a house a If the School Board and the along to or readers to help them arrive at their theIr ~ampalgn talks, read. the mte~vlews W.lth schools is a dumb idea. block from a school that may community feel we must do d .. h th t th 11 June 13 For them m the News and obtam other mformatlOn Let me suggest that the cost soon be vacated. He told me something about declining en- eClslOns w en ey go. 0 e po s .' . that may be available in order to prepare that (1) studies show that the same reas0!1, we wIll offer our o~n oplm~ns themselves for the decision they will have to of raising' children also rises rollments, we should give far when there are fewer children property values only decrease more consideration to the al- about the candIdates based on. the i~ormatlon make in the voting booths June 13. We offer our when the school building is we have collected and the mterviews con- own opinions to explain our own conclusions in a home. But generally the ternatives. boarded up, and (2) that a de- Patt Koller ducted. which mayor may not reflect the entire dis- quality of lifeJ education rises proportionate to the cost. cision on what would be done Grosse Pointe Woods ONE CONCLUSION WE'VE already reached trict's views. But because we have had this ex- Besides, why would sending with these buildings would be is that the Pointes once again are fortunate to posure to the candidates and the issues, we 35 third gr ade students from made by the School Board in attract so many quality candidates to seek pos- think that as a community newspaper we have Defer into Pierce eliminate the February 1984. Great! Present Get positive itions on the board. With only two positions to the responsibility to offer our opinions as well need for flexigrades or in- and future home owners can be filled~ there are seven candidates in the as our news coverage of the school election crease the enrollment in think of a fate worse than field. That number of candidates and their ex- campaign. seventh grade French? "boarded-Up" long before about schools Let me also suggest that February 1984. To the Editor: electives may not be a valid By closing four elementary It is with growing apprehen- Republicans and recalls , criteria for quality education. schools in the 1984-85 school sion that I feel compelled to That recall campaign against Gov. James pUbhcan. could complIcate Blanchard ~ efforts My middle school daughter year, we will save $750,000. address the Grosse Pointe Blanchard that was started by John Lauve, the to get ~1S programs through the LegIsl.ature. tells me that the thing I've which Dr. Brummel recom- community at large regarding Grosse Pointe Woods Republican, continues to Al).d while the r~all of the governor. hll~se~f called a butter-cutter for 15 mends we channel back into the proposed school reorgani- win a lot of ink and other media coverage and s~ll .must be regarded B:S .a. long shot, It st~l is years is really a pastry blend- the school system. There are zation. for good reason. It has now aroused a new con- WIthm th~ realm of posSIbilIty tha~ the reqwred approximately 18,000 res- I support Dr. Kenneth troversy over whether the Republican Party is 760,00.0 Signatures could be obtamed. So that idences in the Pointes, the Brummel's plan, as he is a getting involved in the recall campaigns remams a second Blanchard ~~rry. . Candidates majority of which contain no professional educator. and the against Blanchard and several Democratic What fU~ls the recall a~ P.etItIon ~ampaigns, school age children. We could plan appears to be quite rat- state legislators who supported the governor's ~f course, IS the unpopularity of .the m~ome tax must take ional. The reorganization is 38 percent income tax increase. lOcrease and the. fact that the WIthholding from long overdue and has been Blanchard told Detroit newsmen last week paychecks has Increased not only 38 ~rcent Some applause studied to death. The next mil- . 11 ff b but up to nearly 50 percent because the ef- a stand ~~at the G.OP wa~ backlOg the reca e ~rts.,y fective date of the tax was retroactive to Jan. lage election may not succeed To the Editor: sendIng 10 outside money and pretendl~g It s 1 Whether the Republican Party officially or for the board if nothing is done. I am very some sort of local taxpayer revolt. But . ., .. f h all I do believe the Grosse concerned that this issue, if al- Spencer Abraham the state Gap chaIrman unoffiCially IS helpmg to fund any 0 t.e r~c , Pointe News was correct in To the Editor: lowed to deteriorate to its low- , h f movements or not, the Gap can say it dldn t stating that the appropflate As a citizen and taxpayer in est and ugliest level, will di- ~emed the .charges ~nd acc\lsed t ~ governor 0 have much to do with enactment of the income referendum on school closings Grosse Pointe, I am appalled IrresponSibly lashmg out at ~ny. lOnocent b~t tax increase because it won the support of only vide the community, destroy convement target." Abr aham InsISted there IS .. . . I is the school board election in at the rude behavior shown by the excellent reputation of our "no organized lOvolvement" or funding of the one Repubhcan In the entIre LegiS ature. June, rather than a general some Grosse Pointe citizens at schools, and preCipitate the recall drives which he called "spontaneous, Succ~s!ul or not, the r~all movements and public referendum. recent public meetings con- departure of a fine educator. gr ass-roots efforts of dIsenchanted taxpayers. ~he publIclty.they are gettmg hel~ pro.mote the The thing which disturbs cerning suggested changes by I believe the community mcome tax Increase as a campaign issue for me, however, is that most of the Grosse Pointe Board of should support our superinten- WHAT WORRIES THE governor, of course, 1984and beyond. And that is why tlie Gap is so the candidates for the two va- Education. People normally dent in this plan and strive to IS that the Democrats hold only a 20-18 edge in pleased with all the media attention the recall cant positions have not taken a resist change, and in this par- make a smooth transition to the state Senate and the successful recall of movements have been getting, even as the public position on the issue of ticular case, it is understand- the new organization. We only one senator With hIS replacement by a Re- party disclaims responsibility for funding them. elementary school closings able that some people will should project a positive at- The school board position is a want to protest. But, there is titude to the educational com- public trust and the electorate never an excuse for rudeness. munity at large - national, in the Grosse Pomte com- Members of the Grosse state, and most importantly Grosse Pointe News munity have a rIght to be in- Pointe Board of Education our own young people I be- formed. have worked long and hard to lIeve the school board should PubhoMd Weeldy by AlttHbo PubUsllen DISPLAY NEWS CLASSIFIED The Issue has far reaching serve our community with lit- support our superintendent 99 KERCHEVAL AVE. 882-0294 882-6900 882-3500 implications, not only for qual- tle or no praise from anyone. and follow through with the (TfO'iSf' Point.- Farm'l. Michil{an 482.16 SUSAN McDONALD JOi\NNE BlJRCAR PHYLUSNEAL ity education but for the qual- So, when a controversIal ISsue plan as proposed. I would In- ....,.nd 11... "",Iatt Pa" al ~troIl lIkhlllao MANAGER (l~P'l~) NEWS EDITOR ASSISTANT TO PUBUSHER ity of life in the Grosse Pointes arises, all of their years of dee.d be very, very disappoint- JANET MUELLER JANET WHEATLEY CHARLES DI t I • ..-...... \ -*--~~- ...~-_...... - -...... _.. ~,...... - Page Seven-A Thursday, May 19.1983 Opinions & letters , : : Detoxification of PBB from residents SAC councll says thanks to parents driving the minor guests To the Editor: is apt to have a much greater effect on a young maturing home? 'I We would like to thank the • Are you aware of the C.IVI Senator's View from Lansing body (even a 180 pound teen- hundreds of parents who re- hability for serving or fumsh- B John Kell home In Northern virginia In project that can successfully take age athlete's body; than on sponded to our petition to pub- ing alcohol to minors? si t StY Hopewell Va a large chemical PBB out of our bodies The study licly state a unifIed position on an adult body? a e ena or company' wa~' producing a sub- found that through a dIet of con- • Do you know if any of your We hope al} pare.nts will gIve safe SOCial activities for our Are :;-e tICking chemical tlme- stance known as "Kepone." Its ef- centra~ed vltamms, poly-unsatur- serious consIderatIOn to ttiese young people There were minor guests are taking pre- bombs What has been, and .what fects were not known until some- ated oils, sauna baths, and aero- questions before di.spersing the many more parents who want- scriptIOn drugs or other will be, the future effects of dIOXin, one began to inqUire as to why all blc exercise the PBB concentra- drug alcohol to mmors. ed to have their names in- drugs? Combining alcohol and PBB Clnd other tOXICwastes that the pregnancIes in the town were tlons of MIChIgan residents weJ:e other ~rugs can be very dan- Ruth Zinn, President have contaminated our envlron- abortmg and normally healthy lowered from 35 to 50 percent' In cluded in the ad which ap- gerous Substance Ab\lSe Community ment'l Unfortunately, we don't children' and teenagers became addition, In a separat~ study peared in the Grosse Pointe Council of Grosse pointe know But SR 90 (Kelly) creates a Sickly and weak. After extensive Mead-John~on CorporatIOn ha~ News, but we received them • Do you know who will be Select State Senate CommIttee to investigation It was found that the been experImenting With a dru", too late to meet the newspaper hnd out what can be done about workers In the plant were brm~- ~hich ,~hen taken Internally deadline. The outpouring of Michigan resldent~ who have been mg home the Kepone on theIr binds Itself to foreign sU.b- support was very gratifyIng. Memorial Day will kick off exposed ~o these chemICals shoes and contammatmg the stances 10 your body and neutral- Our thanks, too, to the As reSidents we have the right whole town and their families In Izes them I Grosse Pointe News for their Michigan's 1983 tourist season to know what these toxms wlll do a combined emergency effort the Our first committee meeting assistance in our effort to pub- to us ,We also haye th(' nght to plant was shut down and cleaned wIll be dedICated to heanng fr?m tourism activity IS expected by lish tht' ad We appreciated the Memonal Day weekend should know no,," 10 g~l lll~JJl uut uf uul up The familIes underwent a Ilg- the to"l:!cology doctor'> and speCIfic dlt~ Wt::.t iolh.h,gan Tc:..:r~st ..1.s- editorial comments of the help propel Michigan to a $1 5 bJl. body. ~he c,~em1C,al com panles orous detOXIfication program that plans for the detoxlfymg MIChigan hon summer tounsm season and soclatlOn The East MIchigan tell us their research shows we mcluded phySIcal exerCise, dIet- reSidents from PBB The commlt- newspaper They were tlmely gIve the state's economy a 3 per- Travel ASSOCiatIOnexpects plenti- have nothing to fear Of course ary supplements and pharmaceu- tee Will begm thIS week explonng and reinforced our reasons for cent boost over last summer, ac- ful gameflsh In Lake Huron and what (10 rou thmk they would say, lIcal aids The program "purged" the recent developments III tox- concern cording to the Automobile Club of Inland waters to lure ll1creased and If It s valId, obJect,lve, sClen- the Kepone from their bodies and Icology that can help us get these While circulating the petit- Michigan vIsitors to northeast lower MIChi- hflc research, why Isn t It avail- restored the townfolk to almost unnatural substances out of our ion, we found parents who "Such tourism barometers as gan thiS summer. able to the pubhc for revlew'l complete normal health. body Hopefully, the answers we chose not to sign it because expected mcreased holiday travel, The MIchigan Travel Bureau In 1975-76 while I was workmg find will tell us if we need SB 182 they do serve alcohol to their a bigger demand for AAA rout- receIved a 20 percent mcrease Jl1 as a staf~r III the U S Senate In regard to the MIChigan PBB (Kelly) presently before the Sen- own children and minor guests mgs, greater interest In camping tourism mqulfles dunng the first whIle attendmg Georgetown Um- problem, the Foundation for ate Committee on Health and So. ane flshmg and stable travel costs quarter of thIS year compared to on occasion, They feel it is versity, there was a chemical Advancements in Science and Ed- clal ServICes that would create a indicate we should have a very 1982 Early requests for summer mghtmare SImIlar to our PBB ucahon In Los Angeles, has done permanent State DetoxlflcatlOn safer to have the young people good summer season," saId tourism mformatIOn, which began problem In a lIttle town near my preliminary work on a research CommIttee, consume alcohol in a super- James Drury, Auto Club's Travel In Apnl, are equal to last year vised environment rather than Operations manager. Requests for AAA's MIchIgan have them drinking outside the '"Requests from Auto Club campground gUide are up nearly home. While parents have the members for routings to MichIgan 20 percent over last year Private One view from the Capitol right to make decisions about destinations and the volume of campground reservations for the serving alcohol to their own out-of-state AAA members served porters oppose genetic engmeer- Memonal Day hohday are at least By William R. Bryant Jr. And on the subject of summer children, they ought to ask at our 56 offices statewide are equal to last year, WIth southern Jobs for young people, Blanchard mg? themselves the following ques- both up about 9 percent so far thiS Lower MIchigan areas expected to Gov Blanchard has made hiS claims, "we will offer a full 100 Our governor IS so encouragmg, tions before serving to minor year over 1982," said Drury fill first percent MichIgan State Tax Cred- The MIChigan Department of speech on ,. Jobf:> and EconomIC he offers "the prospect of hope" I guests: Steady gasolme prices should Development" but It remams to It" However, smce the federal Highways estImates motorists on guess that means there IS a good • Have you asked the par- help encourage Michigan travel be seen what program it pro- government credit Will be 85 per- hope that there may be hope state roads will log 700 mBhon ents of your minor guests for this summer, Drury said DespIte nounced. cent already, It appears the credit someday Hooray, miles, up 3 percent over the 1982 really would be 15 percent, 100 their permission to serve alco- Memorial Day weekend The 78- the 5-cent-a-gallon federal tax m- crease on April 1, the average The most solid program IS one minus 85, not 185 percent, 100 plus Lastly, you Will be overjoyed to hol to their child? hour holiday officially begins at 6 know that our governor has pro- monthly cost of self-serve no-lead for 60,000 Jobs for poverty-level 85. • If you consider beer the p.m. Friday, May 27 and runs mised II a government committed rose only 1.7 cents from APfll 1982 youth this summer, but detaJls are "safer" alcoholic beverage for through midnight Monday, May 30. not worked out. State Treasurer The governor conveniently to solvmg your problems" All tour MIchIgan regional tour- to Apnl 1983 and is down 20.6 young people, do you kn~w cents from the same period in Bowman InsiStS that It IS not de- claims as part of hiS program all Just what you wanted to hear, I ist bureaus report an upsurge in the road and housing jobs whIch that a 12 oz. can of beer, a five 1981. sIgned to put these youth on un- am sure. travel inquiries this year. The employment compensatIOn at the come from the new dollars flow- oz. glass of wine and a PI2 oz. Upper Peninsula Travel and Rec- Mlchiganians also should find end of summer We Will try to as- mg into the road fund from the Somehow I would have felt bet- serving of hard liquor all con- reational Association has received travel costs beginning to stabilize. sure be IS correct gas tax increase of last year and ter, though, If he had said gov- tain the same amount of ethyl double its usual amount of sum- The current travel cost per mght ernment would let busmess solve new sales of Housing Authority alcohol? mer tourism inquiries. Some 400,- is estimated at only $2 50, or 4 The governor says "MIChIgan bonds. its own problems and government • Do you know how much al- ()()()additional pieces of literature, percent, about the $63 50 per mght would get the heck out of the way WIll do more to help our business- cohol the minor guests may one-third above last year's level, cost for Michigan travel In 1982 es grow and prosper than any A few carrots are held out to see Travel costs in the state mcreased have consumed during the have been distributed by the state in the country" but he has how hungry business is Be good by 12 percent in 1981 and by 20 hours prior to VIsiting your Southeast Travel and Tourist As- no program to back It up. He lists boys and girls and be nice to your percent In 1980 as reported governor and he may feed you. School proposal home? , sociation some eXlstmg programs and an- A 10 percent rise in Isummer through the Travel Price Index nounces an Investment Fund, but • Are you aware that alcohol "We will consider" he says "a hiS staff can't figure out If the proposal for a hum~n capital' in- leaves questions Fund IS a state bank or not And vestment credit'!' for on the job the fund, to prOVIde venture cap'- To the Editof_: , it '.J_ traming: And he says, "I will c'on- 'J I ( .., ~ ;, ItcHto busmess, IS to have' $60 rtnl- My husb~rtd and 1 were edu- hon, enough capital to build one sider two additional measures" in t the form of long pending credits cated in the Grosse Pomte plant, perhaps. for research and of removing the Public schools and because of The governor says what won- tax on a tax inclusion of workers its excellence chose to locate derful thmgs he will do for export and unemployment compensation in Grosse Pointe and offer our but the $10 mIllion he touts IS m the single business tax base. own children an equally fme NV TAT , ON really only a 1 percent mcrease, education. hardly somethmg to brag about He promises the state wants to be a "partner with busmess." We believe the quality is He claIms we Will guarantee Isn't that comfortmg? now threatened by the pro- everyone the skills they need to posed school consolidation hold the jobs of the future Such a He fails to mention the bio tech, plan. We have many questions guarantee may sound DIce but can genetic engmeering area at all that we feel must be answered Could it be that some of his sup- only be a cruel hoax and with the June 13 deadline, we know that time will not allow us to have the answers we need What; n,A/ on We urge the school board to -Louis Feraud carefully study the Kerby School position statement and Y' "~, pARIS .r~,~r ....r.."II...... to vote "no" against the reor- B~ P..t Rousseau ganization plan Anne and Tom Mertz Wmd Your Way thru the Persnickety Grosse Pointe Farms Pedlar's "Wicker Wonderland". New ar- ~ FALL 1983 rivals of many styles and Sizes, that can be used m both bedrooms and bathrooms P,S, -.;;' CQLLECTION SHOW Bndes-To-Be don't forget to register with Why PerSnickety not only a bath shop any- don't we more! 98 Kercheval preserve our • Please Attend Maria Dillon showed us t~e versatile new dresses local heritage? on Wednesday. May 25 that can be worn for either summer luncheons or dressed 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.. up for cocktall InVitatIOns from designer sources such To the Editor: Grosse Pointe as Hanae Mon, RlchJlene and Albert Nlpon ., 11 Ker- James Hartzell's letter in cheval the May 12 Issue of the Grosse Plan to be here Pointe News put mto words for thiS Important Paris • the concern I feel over the showing presented by Cotton Clouds IS a new brand of 100% demolitIOn of the memorable Mr Peyton Dekker and cotton III pretty pastel squares that is used Ms ManJke Kinley from the for makeup removal, blotting, etc. For old homes In Grosse Pointe. House of Feraud You Will be $2 50 you get 220 separate pads at TraIl Apo- WIth the loss of each home delighted with the quality thecary. 121 Kercheval (Rose Terrace, Henry Ford's, etc,), we lose a part of the of workmanship, design • architectural and cultural and fabric selections. Your English Garden growmg yet? heritage which makes our Sizes 4 tp 14 Seasons of Paper has It now III the new sel- co:nmunity unique ectIOn of paper party goods and invitatlons Why have other cities, es- Share our enthUSiasm al'>o butterflies and flowers . plus peCIally in the east and south, for the grande collectIon colorful Sailboat,> cutlery to match gone to such great lengths to of sUlls, coats, dresses and 115 Kercheval preserve their heritage, while separates .each a splendid in DetrOit we more often tear example of the renowned • down and bUIld new? Newer IS IS proud to present a artlstry of LOUIS Feraud show With nationally know not necessarily better WILD WINGS According to a recent article artIst. Larry Hayden and wood carver Bob Bolle, Sunday, May 22 from noon until 5 p m Refreshments One Ker- in Histone PreservatIOn, some large estates have been kept cheval 885-4001 Intact by di vidmg the mansion • itself mto condominIUms and Sprmg Flowers bnght graphICS dec- ~ adding other units m a com- or ate the new plast IC glasses III old fashlOn- 'TPs..,_) ._~ plementary archItecture They ed. hI-bail and Ice tea sizes at the League '/'tl -r~ are economically feaSible al- Shop, 72 Kercheval ternatives to demolition. My hope IS that future de- • velopers consider not only the Sunny Summer Day,> pretty bonnets for mfant economics of their projects, girl,> and brimmed hats for girl toddlers plus peaked but their impact on our com- Jacobson's hats for baby boys and bnmmed hats for toddlers protect munity as a whole lillIe head'> See them ~~[!!]Gfl[3 [5lb[!]1?{x]~0 Patricia Colett Open Thursdays and Fridays until 900 pm We Will validate your parkmg ticket all at 110 Kercheval -----.------Grosse Pointe Farms " ..... " Thursday, May 19, 1983 Page Eight-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Auto Club ,tOOy '.:, .,~~"~355 FISHER RD. w•• 'iver Obituaries i 882-51 00 ~.:....~~.Well Dnmk driving laws should increase arrests Michigan's ~w drunk driving with administrative authority to figures from ~enne~ a~ Maine Adiel J. VanBecelaere laws should increase arrests while suspend a driver's license have show impreSSIve convlctlon rates Services for Mr. VanBecelaere, CFARMS reducing alcohol-related deaths, if had the greatest success in crack- on original drunk driving charges 84, of Loraine Road, were held other states' experiences hold ing down on drunk drivers. That of 85 and tr1 percent, respectively. Monday, May 16, at the Verhey- Other legislative recommenda- den Funeral Home and St. Clare 'IOUN CHOICf SPIING OSCAR MEYfR true, according to the Automobile provision, which was pioneered in Club of Michigan. Minnesota, gives police the au- tions made in "Under the Influ. Church. SMALL LEG0' lean Sliced Seven states survey~ by the thority to automatically and im- ence" include a requirement that He died Thursday, May 12, in SHRIMP Auto Club increased drunk-driving mediately suspend the driver's drunk driving charges not be re- the Father Murray Nursing 1 1Jt. CeIe lot LAMB BACON arrests and had fewer alcohol- license of a drunk driver. duced to less than driving while Home, Centerline. related fatalities within the first The automatic license suspen- impaired i using BAC levels to Born in Grosse Pointe, he is determine the type of penalty $2.99 $1.98 LI. $2.29 LI.. year of implementing new laws. sion is one of several legislative survived by his wife, Marie; a Michigan's new statutes took ef- recommendations contained in the (some states reqwre mandatory son, John; a daughter, Mrs. Joan jail for drivers with BACs above c fect March 30. A "per se" law Auto Club's 1982 study, "Under Parsons and six grandchildren. Fresh Chinese Shrimp Egg Rolls •• 2 for 69 makes it illegal to drive with a the Influence." .2{); allowing preliminary breath Interment was in St. Paul blood-alcohol concentration (BAC) "That sanction is an important test results to be used as legal Cemetery in the Farms BROWN poppy _ of .10 percent or more. The use of step in controlling what the study proof of BAC; and requiring al- Che' Pierre prehminary roadside breath tests shows as the real villain of drunk cohol highway safety classes to be GOLD COCK No Bake Pies are allowed and harsher driver's driving - the repeat offender," taught by certified alcohol coun- Mrs. Celia Kay license sanctions are provided for Cullen said. "It also helps speed selors. COFFEE r2.0l TINS COCONUT The seven states studied by the Services for Mrs. Kay, 85, of drunk driving convictions or re- up the enforcement process which Shelbourne Road, were held Sat. CREAM $2.39 fusing to take breathalyzer tests. takes hours to complete. Auto Club were California, Maine, for 00 Iowa, New York, Oregon, Mary- urdaY,May 14, at the Verheyden $3.991-LI 2 $5 PECAN $2.98 The Auto Club survey found in- "While we are confident that Funeral Home. creases in arrests ranged from 1 Michigan's new laws will increase land and Tennessee. She dIed Thursday, Ma)' 12, In ow UUSSftS WAfflffTTfS - • percent In Callforma to 45 percent drunk drIvmg arrests, there IS Bon Secours Hospital. o.w., II.CJwese, S- Cr... & Onieft .• " 1.29 lOX in Maryland. California law pro- room for improvement," he ad- St. James members A native Detroiter , she is sur- vides mandatory minimum jail ded. "Our report showed that only vived by a daughter, Jane Kay. NEW YORK STONED terms while Maryland raised its 21 percent of 1,273drunk driving attend confererwes COCA. cases we studied resulted in con. Interment was in Mt Olivet CHEDDAR, WHEAT drinking age from 18to 21 and al- Pastor Robert Rimbo recently Cemetery HAVARTI, COLA lows roadblocks known as "sobri. victions on the original charge." accompanied three members of CANS The Auto Club said preliminary JARLSIStG SWISS THINS 12-Ol ety checkpoints." the St. James Lutheran Church 106OZ. lOX "The most encouraging news is congregation to a SChool of Wor- Mrs. Ruth B. Smith 6_ $1.l9 the first. year ..reductions in Christ, Scientist ship at People's Church. 79( ,.,.,S o.pos,t $2.98 LI. alcQ.hol-rel ated traffic deaths," will offer lecture Selected to attend were Joyce services for Mrs. Smith, 72, of said Robert Cullen, Auto Club's Blumenstock, Frank Dicey and Lakeland Avenue, were held Mon- safety and traffic engineering First Church of Christ, SCientist, day, May 16,in the Verheyden Florida Juice Oranges ••••••••• '1.89 DOZ. Ruth Dicey. manager. "They ranged from 11 will present lecture Monday, May The speaker for the worship re- Funeral Home and Christ Episco- percent in California to 24 percent 23, at 8 p.m in the church edifice Source conference was the dean of pal Church. CAUFORNIA at 282 Chalfonte VIDALIA in Maine." chapel and professor of worship at She died ThursdaY,May 12, in Zucchini The long.term safety pIcture Lecturer Juan Carlos Lavigne, St. John HospItal . AVO- of Olivos, Argentina, a member of Trinity Lutheran Seminary in •• appears even better. Oregon, Columbus, Ohio. Born in WIsconsin, she is sur. .ONIONS which began its drunk driving the church's Board of Lecture- vived by two sons, Sheldon and CADOES SQUASH ship, will discuss the question Reverend Rimbo also parti- crackdown in 1971, had a fatality cipated in the S1. John pastoral Peter; one sister and two grand- rate drop of 35percent in the 19705 "Can God Protect Us?" covering children. 59( IA. 49( LI. 59(; La. the church's healing principle. ministry seminar which began despite a 62 percent increase in April I!. Topic for the seminar was Cremation was at Forest Lawn the number of registered vehicles. The lecture is open to the public Cemetery . The Auto Club said those states and there is no admission charge. ':~inistry to Cancer Pl!t~ents." 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Virtually all the fuel: Let the railroad trams be a(iults among ItS 200 resldents pulled by great balloons shaped Chisholm to address Inter-Faith Center have to work hard for a living:. like birds. Shirley Chisholm, the first black signment. She prevailed and was social justice concerns. The Eva Fillion Award estab- woman to win a seat In Congress then granted a seat on the Vet- and to run for the presidency, will erans' Affairs Committee, which lished in honor of the humanitar- deliver the keynote address at the had some relevancy to her consti- ian and Inter-Faith Center mem- annual meeting of the Grosse tuency. ber who died in 1980, will be Pointe Inter-Faith Center for Rac- In 1971, upon the convening of awarded to Inter-Faith Center ial Justice on Friday, June 3, at the 92nd Congress, Ms. Chisholm board member Carrie Peebles. University Liggett School, 1045 won a spot on the House Educa- Ms. Peebles will be recognized for Cook Road 10 Grosse Pointe tiOn and Labor Committee which her "demonstrated commitment Woods. had jurisdiction over her main to the cause of human rights." "We are very fortunate to have fields of concentration and inter- The Police Humanitarian Award Ms. Chisholm as our keynote est. She served on that committee will be presented to Chief Robert speaker. We'd hke to extend a for six years before moving to the Ferber of the Grosse Pointe cordial invitahon to the entire powerful House Rules Committee Farins Police Department for community to join us in hearing where she became a ranking "outstanding humanitarian behav- member Congresswoman Chis- ior within the community." what we know wlll be an outstand- Crossroads, the social service ing address," said Gall Urso, co- holm also was a leading member QLASIILOCK IALES, of the Congressional Black Cau- unit of the cathedral church of St. Shirley Chisholm Inc. director of the Inter-Faith Center. Paul which has an eastside 22701 Wood St., (Off 9 Mile At 1-94) Born in Brooklyn, N.Y , on Nov. cus Congresswoman Chisholm earn- branch on Jefferson and Mani- suburban relations and prepara- St. Clair Shores Monday Ihru Fllday a 105, Saturday a-Noon 30, 1924, Ms. Chisholm spent her stique, will be honored for its con- early chlldhood on the islan<) of ed praise fQr her efforts on behalf tion of youth for hving in a multi- of black colleges, compensatory tributions in c~lling attention to cultural world. Barbados, In the West Indies. She the issues and helping the plight LEASE A BRAND NEW J983 CHRYSLER credits a stable familv hfe, strict education, minimum wage for Master of Ceremomes for the domestics, AmerlCan IndIans, the of the hungr, in DetrOlt. The evenmg will b~ Th~ R~vl;;rend in discipline, and an' educational award will be accepted by Father NEW YORKER 5th AVENUE milieu where excellence was de- Haitian refugees, migrant farm- Thomas Schomaker of Jefferson workers and the poor. James McClaren. Avenue United Methodist Church. manded, for her early achleve- Larry Simmons, executIve The entire community is invited ments. In 1972, Congresswoman Chis- holm made history again by ser- vice-president of the Detroit to attend the event. An hors After graduation from Girls Urban League, will be honored for High School in Brooklyn, she went iously campaigning for the Demo- d'oeuvre buffet reception will cratic Party nomination for pres- his contributions in furthering ra. begm at 6:30 p.m. and will be held on to earn a B.A degree (cum cial understanding between • 36 mo closed end leose. 54 000 mile, laude), both an M.A. in education Ident. Although she was not suc- at University Liggett School's 1st mo pmt plus see dep U,e tax & cessful, her name, her ideals, and people. New Center for the Performing plate' extra and diploma 10 adm1Oistration "In the Inter-Faith Center pre- from Columbia Umversity, and her commitment became im- Arts. Tickets, which include the has been awarded honorary de- bedded in America's conscious- sents its Distinguished Commun- reception as well as Ms. Chis- grees from many prestigious col- ness. ity Service Awards in order to holm's speech, are $12.50per per- leges and universities. She writes In February, 1982 Rep. Chis- recognize persons who live their son. ) and speaks fluent Spanish which holm announced that she would lives and direct their energies A limited number of "speech Luxury pkg. lOCI.: leather, pwr. wtnd.lseats/locks. stereo, was a tremendous asset in devel- not seek reelection to the Con- toward the advancement of social only" tickets are available for $5. wires, r-def., tilt. cruise, plus many extras. oping the wonderful rapport she gress. Ms. Chisholm immediately justice," said Board President Student attendance is encouraged. 8 TO CHOOSE FROM - IN STOCK NOW received a number of offers from Sharon Lutz. "The annual gather- Tickets are available by writing enjoyed WIthher Spanish-speaking ing is also an opportunity to ac- NOW LEASING ALL MAKES AND MODELS-OPEN AND CLOSED.END LEASES constituents. college and universities and ulti- or calling the Inter-Faith Center, IIWe Specialize in customer satisfaction .. ," Ms. Chisholm was a specialist in mately accepted an invitation knowledge all of the people who 17150 Maumee, Grosse Pointe early childhood education and from Mount Holyoke College to make the center an important re- 48230, 882-6464.Tickets also may • MaIntenance DIecounts • Low Rates child welfare who entered public become the Purington Professor- source in the community." be purchased at The Library • Free PIck Up and Delivery • Short-term Rentals service in 1964when she ran suc- (named for the first dean of the The center is funded by 17 area Company Bookstore, 16129Mack. Open Mon.-Frl. 9-6 college) for three semesters churches. and many individual 130 Kercheval Ave. cessfully for the New York State members, and promotes racial Assembly on the Democratic tic- through the spring of 1984. "on-the-hill" In aI1Jlouncing her decision to and social justice through educa- ket. tional programs and task forces in NEACE Ms. Chisholm was first elected leave politics, Ms. Chisholm said, 882-0110 "It has been said that 'one of the the areas of education, housing, to the 91st Congress In 1968.Her police-community relations, city- constituency with the 12th Con- greatest delusions in the world is gressional District in the borough the hope that the evils of this of Brooklyn. Congresswoman world can be cured by legislation.' Chisholm soon established herseH I agree, and I know that in most as a force to be reckoned with. cases legislation merely reflects She was assigned to the House the state of mind of the citizenry. Agriculture Subcommittee on By writing, by teaching, by lectur- Forestry and Rural Villages, ing, and by traveling around this which she knew had no relation to land, I hope to help create a new the needs and problems of her dis- national state of mind that de- trict. Admonished by the Speaker mands chal'lges for the better." of the House to "be a good sold- Preceding Ms, ChisholPl's ier," she made the unprecedented speech, the Inter-Faith Center will move of placing an amendment present its Distinguished Com- before the House to remove her munity Service Awards to four name from the committee as- awardees for their involvement in • REDUCE HElT ROBERT C. EVE AETT,15OS ,PC ~ • SAVE ENERGY &COOUNGCOSTS JAMES A. EVERETT, DOS DAVID H. LEES. ODS CUSTOM COLORS AND STYLES GENERAL DENTISTRY DECORATOR FABRICS ~pWA-#~ Are Please 18100 MACK Grosae Pointe 884-6680 Eastside Emergency 20048 HARPER AVENUE 881-6161 MAKE LAWN Center WEEDS FADE AWAY! OFFICE HOU RS _ .~.IW!~~~_WiWU. LOCATION and grass grow..greener fr8 We Wish to Inform you about Eastside. 10:00 a m. to 10:00 p.m Monday - Saturday Emergency Center We are located on 1:00 p.m. to 6.00 p.m. Sundays and Holidays. Harper Avenue in Harper Woods near the We are open 365 days a year. No , )6' appointments are needed. Hours Will be Parkcrest Motel extended as warranted. ~~., ABOUT THE CENTER ~~k~ WAITING . .., r EastSide IS for non-life threatening condi- tions It fills the gap between hospital The initial contact with a patIent IS made an average of 30 seconds after he walks in the emergency rooms that treat major trauma door. He is tnaged and 10 treatment With a Victims and private phYSICian'S offices that phYSICian Within five mtnutes on average Our price $1795 treat chroniC care patients. 1t IS there when Turf Builder Plus 2' c1eors The usual total visit time IS under 30 mtnutes less Scotts your doctor IS unavailable or If you do not out dondeilons and more for nonsurgical cases and under an hour for refund $200 have a private phYSICian. thon 40 other common lawn treatment needing casttng or surgery Your low weeds as It feeds your 95 lawn wl~h Turf Builder net cost $15 HOSPITALS INSURANCE e Prevents ond controls rr:-'\ leof spot dollor spot • Scotts' most effec- The doctors are on staff at varying hospitals All tnsurances are accepted The office fees '\:=.1 and four other lawn The Pf-l spread.r In the area including the medical center. 1f tive weed control offers qwlily are well below a hospital emergency room's fo"." d,,,.,,, admiSSion IS needed and you do not have a • Controls dandelions, Be PrOVIdes a full feed "'IiMtfifltllllCl stnce the center does not have to maintatn the l"'eI: i$I I"'oduc:t private phySICian a good rapport is maintain- whIte clover, bUCK' 109 of Scotts' fertill' support facilities for major trauma cases applicatiOll, it's ed here With the area hospitals and you are zer, Turf Bullder'. to the horn, chICkweed ond best ovailoill•. admitted to the one of your chOice prOVided a more than 38 other develop a thIck. green .- bed IS available lown weeds lown OFFICE PERSONNEL e Clean, lightweIght, eosy to use • Cleon, lightweight. eosy to use Our prlce $4295 less Scotts refund $700 The staff IS hand-picked as are the phySICians • Will not burn lawn when used • Will not burn gross when used SERVICES RENDERED 95 we refer you to in order to prOVide excellent os directed os directed Your low net cost $35 health care to you and your family The The center IS eqUIpped With X-ray, lab. EKG, center's philosophy and the phYSICians' and dentistry We treat sprains. broken practice strives to show we care. bones, sore throats, lacerations, minor Wm. J. Allemon Garden Supply burns, wasp stings. gynecological problems, 17727 MACK 882.9085 and do phYSical examinations, to name just a few OPEN MON.-SAT. 8-6 SUNDAY 9-5 , ' ..... -'" - ..---- ...... _,_. --- Thursday, May 19, 1983 Page Ten-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS A4A calls food 1,--O- This_._~_ee_k_in_B_u_s_in_e_s_s_---- BEGIN A NEW CAREER drive a success TODAY moted to senior vIce-president at Announcing •.. Don't wait Colletti appointed Widger Chemical 10 Warren. Train to be a Word. Processing The Automobile Club of Michi- Grosse Pomte attorney Ronald vice-president Knost has held several positions until Tuesday, gan last week reported its recent R. Gilbert has co-authored a pub- Operator food drive fed an estimated 13000 TRW Chassis with the company over the past 12 Classes begin every 6 weeks years and was in commercial licatlOn on SOCialsecurlty law . call 882.6900 persons. ' Components Dr. John M. Formolo of the Pointe for more information, call "We sincerely thank everyone Group has lending prior to joining Widger today. (formerly Tuff-Kote, Inc.). has been elected to FelloWShip in who .donated so generously to "Op- named Grosse the American College of Cardi. INFORMATION HANDLERS er~t1(:m: ~ood Basket' to help feed Pointe Park ology ., Dr. John D. Crissman of Michigan s hungry in response to resident J obn Grosse POlOte Park Will serve on 978-2789 ] th~ sta~e's human emergency" B. Colletti McMurry joins the Natlonal Cancer Grant ReView '\ " '4 .. said Michael Wild, Automobile vice-president Mercer, Inc. Committee, pathology section, reo L..- --l Club's public relations director. of engineerin~. vlewmg research grants dealing More than 72 tons of food has Colletti also IS engineering dir- The New With cancer Grosse Pointe York-based been collected during the four- ector for Steenng & Suspension Woods reSidents Shirley Cooke I - - - month statewide program Division, TRW subsidiary. The employe benefit and Janet Miller each have won -- -- -'lIJi;:;;;-.. AAA members, employes and new vice. president, who joined and compen- use of a Cadillac for sales other citizens began donating Steering and Suspension Division satIOn consult- achievements With Mary Kay canned goods and non.perlshable in 1959 as a project engineer, also ing firm of Wil- Cosmetlcs, Inc. boxed food Dec. 27 at the Auto has served as chief engineer of ham M Mer- - Joanne Gouleche Club's 60 offices and claim centers the division's chassis product area cer, Inc, has statewide and assistant director of engmeer- appointed The Service StatIOn Dealers mg. Colletti was promoted to en. Grosse Pomte Chargol, Ruarl win Association of Michigan also esta. gineering director last year Park resident bllshed JUU collection sites at Gl aut :\h,:Uurf,} to asset man- foundation support agement consultant in its Detroit member locations. Auto Club ef- Dembek named Pomters Carol Ruart and Pat forts also were bolstered in many office McMurry Joins Mercer at Comerlca from McMurry-MIChaels, Inc , Chargot were recently selected by commumties by busmesses and the local Rotary Club's Founda- where he was president of the civic groups. New personal tion Scholarship Committee to re- consulting and software support The Auto Club's Ypsilanti office trust vice- ceive foundatlon support. firm in LouiSVIlle, Ky coordinated more than 47 drop-off president at Ms. Ruart, currently studying at points while AAA safety patrollers Comerica IS Harvard Umverslty, will receive a conducted drives 10 more than 100 Grosse Pointe foundation scholarship to support 1& ... LO"IE R~ Vo f£fcJf CiJR ~Q s- H:;.(JCY Michigan schools. Park resident Park attorneys her study of economics in Sweden announce practice AI./O \tt' IF j,.,E III (~ Fot< atA-/SI()A( ... "Donors throughout the state Cbr15wpher J. m 1985-86. Ms. Chargot, of the Dembek. Dembek, who received Detroit Free Press, will be sup. showed that they genuinely cared Grosse Pointers Don R. Bersch. WillyOW' bomeoWDer5COverage let you down-when you need it most? his MBA degree from Wayne bak, Vincent F. LoCicero, Jack C. ported by District 640 in the inter. about the less fortunate in their national competition for a Journal- Talk to us~ ywinsunmce needs. We'll send you our commumties and we are proud to State University, joined the bank ChUingirian and J. Martin Bren. have been part of this sharing" last year as a trust new bUSiness nan Jr. have announced their new ism scholarship intbnnativebrochure. Wild saId. ' officer law practice in St. Clair Shores !~- ..\ The law offices of Berschbak, Observed Elizabeth Taylor, 19n9..H~nC1n &; CO. Although the statewide drive Widger Chemical Kerwin, LoCicero, Chilinginan & wistfully: "If God had to give ~ j .333 W, fort S1reet( Detr?!t, MI 48226 ended April 15, food collection by Brennan are located at 24055 Jef- women wrmkles, he might have at "", '." 3131962-1400 local Auto Club offices is contin- promotes Knost "t.-"'~ ferson Avenue. Frank J. Kerwin 15 least put them on the soles of her uing where need and community Grosse Pointe Park resident a resident of St Clair Shores. feet .. mterest remain high. ' Ricbard A. Knost has been pro- FOR THE WOMAN I ON THE MOVE YOU CAN HAVE A SUPER PERM* Sl500 (IN AN HOUR Y.t) * Ineludes Shampoo & Set HAIR CUTS $6 DUE TO GREA T RESPONSE PLEASE CALL FOR APPOINTMENTS ASK FOR IOSIE DANTE'S 886-2227 19839 MACK G.P.W. For insurance call , I STATE FARM A INSU.ANC~ Fred Zelewski 18538 Mack Avenue at Touraine Crosse Pointe Farms 48236 882-9308 STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICES: BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS Car - Insurance Paying too IftICh II• I for too little? .~HOME BIISINESS liBUI c.lI on tor II WOWInIurance. ELREE ELLIOTT 29800 HARPER 296.6114 ~.NAT1ONWIDE 'lI~~~~C! Leave itto NBDto give you your own line of credit llF'E • HEALTH. HOME. C"A • BUSIPlESS 1111_. Mulwel I,*, ,enu Competly NeftonwlcM ,,",wlual FIr. In.u, ance Comptlny HoIllOn.... Ulilln ..... ance Compt,ny Home Office COIumbu •• O~1o at our lowest rate in yearsl Now at NBD, we're offering a whole What is Reserve Line? It's your own only on the outstanding balance That way, the faster you reduce the balance. Over A Century of Service new kind of loan. One of the first of its special line of credit-a cash reserve I the less interest you pay to the Eastside Communities kind in this area and at our best that can be used for vacation travel. fnterest rate in years-14.4% Annual education expenses, or practically any So if you've been considenng a loan- , l..'~ ~f'~ • or wished you had your own personal Percentage Rate~ purpose at all. Whenever you need extra money, you simply borrow what you line of credit-look into the new Reserve 1~ I -~~ ~1':5~. It's NBD's new Reserve Line-a variable-rate line of personal credit need from your Reserve Line Account Line Account at NBD. ,~r,r...,~-,:7>i What's more, Reserve Line costs you we think you'll find it's a great way ~ ' that in these days of rising and falling '. .. interest rates, NBD believes is a sensible nothing until you use it. And like any to make sure you'll have extra money . f ~"'-'~.. lf • way to borrow, simple interest loan. you pay interest when you need it. Act now to set up your Reserve Line Account Crop.~heck Chapel of at our new low rate! ifhe Win.R.fJamilton Page Eleven-A Thursday, May 19, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Saxonla chorus r. :':O:t-iF~L.A-nM-rrE-[-;':o-:~-' NHS joumaUsts Coupon Coupon I will celebrate I Furnace Company I are honored anniversary I SERVING MnAO DETAOIT SINCE '949 I The Michigan Interscholastic The G.B.U. Saxonia Press Association has named Mixed Chorus will IAir Conditioner Tune-Ul!..!P!iall celebrate its 60th an- North High School student Joseph • Regul.r Price NOW I Serwach a 1983 student journalist niversary Saturday, at its April 27 conventIon at May 21, at 7:30 p.m. I $49.00 $39.00 I Gas UnIts $8000 Gas Units $6500 Michigan State Umvel'sity In East at the Lakeview High I I I -3 LOCATIONS - I LanSing, School audItorium, 28707 Van Dyke 14847 Gratiot 3373 RochestefRd I Serwach serves as co-editor of 21100 Eleven Mile I Warren 48093 Detroit 48205 Troy 48084 I North Pointe, the student news- Road, St. ClaIr I 574-1070 5271700 524-1700 paper of North High School. Shores Awards of Excellence were pre- After the concert, ~------_.SPECIAL PRICE sented to Serwach for a human In- the audience IS inVited terest feature story, an edltorlal to the German- on a QUALITY page, an e Rides by Pugh Shows • Himalaya • Sea Dragon • Super Loop • And Others ~~ LAS VEGAS ROOM .,H • ALL CASH PRIZES ALL 3 NIGHTS 1 ~- FREE Entertainment Tent The price of a 5-piece umbrella group just went down to $599. • Bands and DanCing Paul Loccrlchlo Right now you can get the best in casual Butdon't wait We've only got 15 groups. And if you The Red Garter Band Tony Baldwin Orchestra furnishIngsfor $599 00 Thisfive-Piece Mallin order by May 21, you can e:njoyyour new set on Michigan Polkatells set includes a sturdy 48" table and four sling Memonal Day, guaranteed • Clown and Magic Acts chairs in the very latest colors And they're That'sno~all that's special right now at • Beer - Wine - Food made of Textllene ThISdurable matenal is Englander s.Youcan get a comfortable weather resIstant- even to MichIgan's adjustable chaise regUlarlY priced at Raffle Prizes weather Youcan also save 20%on any , 534 00 for $259 00 umbrella you purchase WIththe set Englande:r~Memon~1 Day Specia!, For 1983 Cutlass Clera casual living, there IS no comparison 1983 Ford Escort Birmingham! Ann Arbor open 1119Mon Thurs FIt III S 30 Tues Wed Sot Royal oak open tl19 Mon lhru Frl hiS 30 Sol in FlOrida Worrell sPalm Beach &. North Palm Beach $1,000 Cash $500 Cash Thursday, May 19, 1983 Page Twetve-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS St. Paul arti8t8 8how their work South School Also on display were some spe- IIisb The students of St. Paul School cial projects from clay, including displayed drawings, paintings, imitations of ancient Egyptian life-size puppets and symetrical tablets, masks and Indian faces Up With People returns designs in various media during There also were pieces of sculp- the school's second annual spring ture made from discarded objects. Up With People i$ returning to ed in 1968 as a non-profit, inde- art festtval earlier this year. the Grosse Pointe area for two pendent, internatiOnal, educahon- shows at South High School on al program, with a two-fold pur- TueWedsday,May 31, at 8 p.m. and pose to bUild bridges of com- nesday, June 1 at 8 p.m. munication and understanding The Up With People show is among peoples, cultures and coun- CITY OF ~ro£i£it Jotnt1' 'ark MICHIGAt-l pe~ormed by a cast of 110 inter- triesp and to give young people a national students representing 16 learmng expeflence that not only ORDINANCE NO.1 01 countries throughout the worla. broadens the mtellect but matures . ~ AN ORDINANCE AOOPTING AND ENACTING A NEW CODE FOR THE Tickets are now on sale at Wll- the person. CITY OF GROSSE POINTE PARK; ESTABLISHING THE SAME; PRO. son & Wolfer Pharmacy, The VIDING FOR THE REPEAL OF CERTAIN ORDINANCES NOT IN. Book Shelf, Lochmoor Chrysler- Each cast member aged 17 to Hire a kid, get a tax break CLUDED THEREIN; PROVIDING FOR CERTAIN AMENDMENTS TO Plymouth, Maher Chevrolet, 26, also is a student During the 11 HIring young people for the for each potenhally ehgible youth. SUCH CODE; PROVIDING FOR THE MANNER OF AMENDING AND Chesney-Leonard Agency, and months the students spend on the summer. could cost employers The MESC WIll verify that the SUPPLEMENTING SUCH CODE, AND PROVIDING WHEN SUCH Ehas Brothers Big Boy (Nine Mile road, they travel an average of substantIally less than a dollar an youth meets the ehglbllity cnteria CODE AND THIS ORDINANCE SHALL BECOME EFFECTIVE and Jefferson only). Tickets are 35,000 miles, learmng first hand of hour thiS year and then gIve the employer a $5 for students and senior citizens, the dIversity of cultures and cus- The federal Targeted Jobs Tax simple TJTC voucher form to THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE PARK ORDAINS toms around the world In each and $7 for adults. Credit (TJIC) program is now of. complete The employer can also Secdoo 1. That the Code of Ordmances, conslstmg of Chapters 1 to 25, Characterized as a "festival in community they VISit they stay fermg employers an 85 percent request certifICation by letter to music for the whole family," the With "host familIes" sharmg their tax credit for hlrmg economICally the MESC Job ServIce ofbce. each mcluslve, 15hereby adopted and enacted as the "Grosse Pomte Park City Code," Which Code shall supersede all general and permanent or. Up With People Show mvolves the lifestyles and mterests If anyone disadvantaged 16 and 17-year-olds, In either case, the letter or the fro!!! Gr('c:sp P(lint~ ie; interested dil1:mces of the CIty t'ffective on or before February 1, 1982, to the extent ,*.l.iUit:llct: Jilt:dly in its prod~c accordlllg to S. Meu'111 T aylv!, 'oo...chcr must be completed aro tlOn. in housing one or more cast mem- dIrector of the Michigan Em- postmarked on or before the date provided in Section 2 hereof. bers they should call Bob WhIt- The show will feature a musical ployment Security CommIssIon the youth begms work If em- Sec:UllII 2. That aU provl5ions of such Code shall be 10 full force and more, Brian Smith and Mane- look at the 1960s, taking the aud- (MESC). ployers anticipate any delays in effect from and after June 1, 1983, and all ordmances of a general and ience back to the sound and sights France BOurglOuS at 343-9252, or The. new credl~ applie~ toward obtaining a tlmely postmark, they permanent naturt' of the City of Grosse Pomte Park, effective on or before ci Motown, The Beach Boys, and stop by their office at the Grosse the ~Irst $3,000 m earmngs per can hand deliver the voucher or February 1, 1982, and not included 10 such Code or recognIzed and con. the Beatles. Pomte Memorial Church, 16 Lake- quahfled employe, Taylor said. letter to the MESC for date tmued in force by reference therein or in thiS Ordmance No 101, are Up With People was incorporat- shore Road Consequently, dependmg on the stampmg and mailimg. hereby repealed from and after the effective date of such Code, except for employer's tax bracket and as. Once the MESC receives and the followmg. SectIOns 61 and 6.4 of Chapter 22, T1tl~ VI, relating to sU!".mg the employer is paying the reviews the voucher, it will send defmitions and license requirements for eatmg and drmkmg establ.lsh- -Gallis' ltIeathous- rmmmum wage of $3.35 an hour, the employer a T JTC certification ments; Sechons 6.21 and 6.22 of Chapter 23, Title VI, relatmg to defuutlOns the credit could mean some em- for the employer's records. At tax and license requirements for bakeries and bulk food establishments and -----~ 885-7290 ployers would actually be paying time, the employer must file the Sections 6.41 and 6.42 of Chapter 24, TItle VI, relatmg to defmltlons and license requU'ements for meat markets and vendors 8-6 TUESDAY as httle as 50 cents an hour for IRS form 5884 - "Jobs Credit" - . / GM "'- qualified youth. with his or her federal income tax ~ , thru SATURDAY To qualify for the tax credit, return. The one form can cover all SectJoa 3. That the repeal provided for 10 Section 2 hereof shall not be ~ .~>/,,/ Po,Iung HI 11.0' employers must hire youth who of the employer's TJTC eligible construed to revive any ordinance or part thereof that has not repealed by are: workers. a subsequent ordInance which IS repealed by this ordmance . [ 19005 MACK J 811<. S. of Moross I • 16 or 17 years of age when The tax credit IS limited to 90 SectloD 4. Unless another penalty is expressly provided, a violatIOn of hIred and. who are from econ. percent of the employer's tax lia- Round Bone Roaet8 ••••...•.• $1.89 La. any provision of such Code, or any provision of any rule or regulation omlCaUy dISadvantaged families. bility after this liability is reduced adopted or issued pursuant thereto, shall be punished by a fIDe of not Englleh Cut Roa8t8 •••••••.••• $1.89 La. Eco.n.omlcally, disadvantaged by the amount of other applicable more than Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) and costs of prosecution or by famIlies have Incomes that are 70 credits. The employer's business Blade Cut Chuck Roa8t.••.•••••• $1.59 La. Imprisonment for not more than ninety (90) days, or both such flOe and percent or less of the govern- expense deduction, such as wages, imprisonment, as provided in Section 1-8 of such Code GROUND CHUCK 10 LB. BAG •••• $1.39 La. ment-defined "lower living stan- is reduced by the amount of the d~rd.:' To me~t this standard in credit, as under preVIOUS em- Sed!oo 5. Any and all additions and amendments to such Code, when Michigan, the Income for a family ployment tax credIts. An unused passed in such form as to indicate the Intention of the City to make the ~------DELISALE------of four ~annot exceed $10,670 in portion of the credit may be car- same a part of such Code, shall be deemed to be 1Ocorporated in such Alexander & Hornung metropolitan areas and $10,400 in ried back three years or forward Code, so that reference to such Code shall be understood and intended to Ring Bologna •••••••••••..•.. $1.99 LB. rural areas; 15 years. 10clude such additiol'lS and amendments • hired after April 30, 1983, for The nice thing about T JTC is Alexander & Hornung any 9o-day period (or less) be- the ease with which employers SeeUon I. That in case of the amendment of any section of such Code for Uver Seueage Fresh or Smoked $1.99 LB. tween May 1 and September 15; can claim the credit," Taylor which a penalty is not provided, the general penally, as prOVIded in Sec- tion 4 of this ordinance and in Section 1-8 oIsuch Code shall apply to the Imported Pollett Hem •..•...... $2.49 LB. and said. "There is very little paper- • first-time employes of the work or red tape for employers to section as amended, or ill case such amendment contains provisions for Hoffman Hard Salami••••.••..• $2.99 LB. firm bother WIth and our MESC Job which a penalty, other than the a fore mentioned general penalty, is pro- vided in another section in the same chapter, the penalty so prOVIded in AmericanCh.... . $1.99 LS. :rar1or ad.ded that. families 10 serVIce can help employers find l\flchIga':l mIght qualify as being youth who will qualify them for such other section shall be held to relate to the section so amended, unles~ Colby Ch••••••••••..••..... $1.99 LB. economically disadvantaged if the tax credit ,. such penalty is specifically repealed therein. Imported French SWIee•••.•.•. $2.39 LB. both parents are unemployed and 8eCtiOil 7. Any ordinance effective after February 1, 1982, which amends , are receIving unemployment Les Papillons or refers to ordinances which have been codified m such Code, shall be benefits or welfare assistance and C construed as if they amend or refer to like prOVisions of such Code *************************x**~**********00 have no other source of income. visit St. tare : ll(~ • PoliSh Ham • American Cheese '2 ~ Employers must request the tax 81. Clare of Montefalco Church 8edieD 8. That Section 4.51 of Chapter 19, Title IV, of the Code of in the Park will celebrate Pente- : '- ' • Corned Beef • SWISS Cheese : credit certification on or before Ordinances is hereby amended and adopted as part of the Grosse Pointe the date the youth actually begins cost with a special prayer service Park City Code, to read as follows: It :~r ~C; • Turkey Breasts. Potato Salad per work, Taylor emphasized. Other- featuring the liturgICal dance team of Les Pap1110ns on Sunday, *' ~r • Hard Salami •• Cole Slaw person: wise, they Will not be able to ~'Sec. 24-2.~rlantinljn st~: .....,<;all .. .:J ~ • claim the credit. May 22, at 3.p.m. J~ • liver Sausage • Fresh Bakery Bread ~ To claim the c~it, employers The service will be followed by The owner of land abutting on any street may, upon obtammg prior \*********••••*•• *.*********.~********* must request a T JTC certificatIOn a reception. The church is located wntten pernussion of the Department of Public Service, plant trees of Sale ffems Expire May 28, 1983 from their nearest MESC office at Mack at Whittier. the following species, and no other, in that part of the street abuttmg his land not used for public travel: American White Ash (fraximns alba), Crimean Linden (tllea), Norway Maple (aeer plantanoides), Hard Maple (acer saccharinum), Red or Scarlet Maple (acer rubrum) , A FAMILIAR SIGHT ..wack Maple (acer mgra) , Pin Oak (quercux palustris), English Oak PyramIdal (quercus robur), Plane Tree (plantanus), European Ash (fraximus excelsior), Sycamore (plantanus occidental IS), Tultp Tree (liriodendrom tullpifera), Honey Locust Thornless (gledltsia trlancan- thos), Sweet Gum (llquidambar styraclfiua), American Linden (blea americana), Huck.berry Tree (celtis occldentalis), American Beech (fagus americana), Zelkova - Village Green (ze1cova serrata) and Lin- den Redmond (tilea euchlora) " SeeU8D 9. That section 2.12 of Chapter 12, Title II, of the Code of Or- dinances is hereby amended and adopted as part of the Grosse Pomte Park City Code, to read as follows Thousands of area residents have been plagued' {hiS past winter by nsmg utility costs, roof tee damming, Section 12-13 Garbage grmders required. ceiling cave inS, sagging eaves and moISture laden scaling paint Garbage gnnders shall be requIred in connection \\-Ith new construc. We can help you fortify your home's defenses tlon or major repairs as follows. agamst the unrelen~ng forces of Mother Nature next year while minimIZingexteoor painting malnlenance (1) All residential buildIngs constructed under permit issued after June and reducing utility costs 1, 1983, and all other buildIngs or structures used for purposes Our preventative maintenance services, Include reo which develop food wastes and constructed under permit 15sued roofing, ralflware & Insulated alummum Sldmg and after such date shall have mstalled a garbage grmder conforming Inm to the proviSIons of this section For tnose who cannot afford to have maintenance (2) In the case of any resIdence or any such other buJldmg or structure work done twICe. please call 882-3100 constructed under permit ISSUed prior to such date, the 1OstallaLton 25%OFF of '1 grinder shall be required (a) m the case of a maJor repair or ~duing D1IH 882 3100 replacement of such a nature as to make it convement and practic- ~~&M~n - able to install a garbage grinder where such resIdence, bwIdmg or Our Finest Quality A COIftRACTORS 0Jt -ROOfiNG-SIDING structure does not already contain a gnnder conformmg to thiS m UIII ••. T1tE HOUSE DOCTORS • ENCLOSURES section or (b) when reqwred by any other proviSIon of thl5 Code Exterior Paints and Stains IMI E...... 1f11llllT. MQIljM C24 .INTlRIOR REMODILING The remodeling of a kitchen mvolving the 1OstallatJon of a new smk shall be deemed an alteration m which the installation of a garbage HOUSE PAINT EXTERIOR STAINS AND grinder is convenient and practIcable WOOD PRESERVATIVES PRA1T&LAM BERI No person shall be requIred to mstall a garbage gnnder 10 accor- • Latex or 011 • Latex or 011 dance With tlus subsection In any case 10 which the Department of SUPREME HEATING Pubhc Service fmds that the same would be inadVisable or trouble. fl. • Flat or gloss • Clear penetratl ng or some due to limItatIons in the exIsting plumbing or pnvate sewer solid hiding Spring Start-Ups connectIon or other such senous practical dIfficulty • Perfect for all sldmg QUALITY and trim • Fight mildew and rot FOR CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING (3) No garbage grinder shall be deemed to satisfy the proVIsIOns of thiS HOUSE PAINT section unless It be of Size and design adapted to gnnd all garbage • Preserve and enrich beauty AND STAIN - Weather resistant and food wastes (shells, large bones and the like excepted) likely to durability of natural wood be accumulated on the premises and unless it be mstalled and connected 10 such a way as to secure good performance The De- • Hundreds of • Give wood long lasting partment of Pubhc ServIce shall mamtam a list of approved makes ALL FOR .Re"denhol elecl"cal cenlral exclUSive colors good looks Olr condl'lon "9 under 5 ton~ of garbage gnnders and no garbage grmder not In the 1Ist shall Does no1 Inc'ude (omrnerclol qualify under thiS section unttl Its acceptablhbty has been demon- 9S unlh go, OIr cond"lonmg or heat pomp' No part or repair strated to the satisfaCtion of the department Where there IS more GREAT ADVICE AND NOW 519. * than one housekeeping umt Within the same bUlldmg garbage GREAT PAINT, Iobor grlOders shall be supp1led for each such umt Installation, operatIon I Oil lhe blower motor and maIntenance of any equipment or method to be used for the • A GREAT PRICE AT ••. 2 Check blower belt for lenslon and wear disposal of food wastes shall comply WIth the applicable laws. or. 3 Check air hlters dmances and regulatIOns concernmg bUlldmg, housmg, plumbmg, 4 Air clean the condensmg cOil 5 011theco'ldensmg motor electnclty .. smoke abatement, air pollutIOn, safety engmeermg, 6 Start unit health, samtatlon and ftre preventlOn "\. /./1 7 Check and record startmg amps 8 Check and record runnmg amps Section 10. That AppendIX A to the Grosse POinte Park City Code IS 9 Check themlostaland calibratIOn hereby adopted and enacted as If entitled "Cable CommumcatlOn5 LIC- 10 Check and record temperalure across the coil ense " Section 11. That Sectlon 7.1, a proposed new SectIOn as prmted In the ~ lfle lll~J~Jt~,:1 Grosse Pomte Park City Code, IS hereby deleted and not enacted as part ~\e ~l!)l;Jj11(S~~ of such Code SecttClft 12. ThIS ordmance and the Code adopted hereby shall become 14M1 EMt W~ Av•. effectIve on June 1, 1983 PAINT AND WALLPAPER CO. ~ Detroit, MI48215-2113 Nunzio J. Ortisi 19149 MACK, Corner of Huntington DETROIT MICOMI CO. City Clerk PHONE 881-9760 a5-24OO m-8808 GPN - &-19-83 •I ...... -~._-- ...... --...... -...r-,...... ---- Page Thirteen-A Thursday, May 19, 1983 • GROSSE POINTE NEWS SOC's first name is service Local' city budgets p___ - _Me ------~ Services for Older Citizens to moderate incomes To be elig~ I ~ YOU'RE NO, 1 WITH US'I SOC, provides general informa: ible, seniors must own arxl also (Continued trom Page lA) Gov. Blanchard's emergency ~II tion linking persons 60 years and have mterest in maintaining their increase in Blue Cross/Blue Shield jobs program gives the Depart- ment of Transportation authority older and their families to a var- home. The number to call for rates for employes. I more Information is 884-2790. to sell $60 million in bonds to help iety of community agencies and In the revenue column, the City I cities resurface roads. City Man. I ~ services The senior citizen office SOC is a non-profit cor- -~j~I~'".... expects to collect $1.9 million in is at Ferry Elementary School, poration of residents in the Grosse ager John Crawford said the Park property taxes, representing 71 may apply for $2 m1lhonunder the ITHIS COUPON 50'~ OFFI Pointe and Harper Woods area. If 748 Roslyn Road and the phone percent of the City's revenues. I IS GOOD FOR ~ I number is 882-9600 you would hke to find out more program. about SOC, call 882-9600.All calls Kressbach said state shared reo The Food and Friendship pr- venues continue to "reflect the The tax rate to fmance the I ON AN AUTO WASH I gram meets daily at 11 a.m. at are kept confidential. distressed Michigan economy" 1983-84budget is 16.17mIlls, com. I Coupon good any day • 1 coupon per customer, per wash I Brownell Middle School, 260Chal- with an anticipated allocation of pared to 16.80mills thiS year I Expires June 16. 1983 I fonte Avenue The program IS de- Hospital elects $285,750to come into the city cof- signed to help serve the nutrit- fers. I Two Locations to Serve You I ional and SOCialneeds In a group three tnIstees The Shores settmg. For more information on Ralph J. Kllber, DetrOit attor- Some CIty councils adopted bud. Shores trustees WIllhold a pub- the program, call 882-5699 ney and certifIed public accoun- hc heanng on the village's 1983-84 I~I~ New23101Brush/ess/HAJftII Soft2242II1ACKTouch Brush - I The Minor Repairs and Chores gets for the commg hscal year ~~91 tant, has been re.elected chair- budget Tuesday, May 24, at 8:30 I 771-0505 778-9133 I Program provides mmor home thIS week Here IS a rundown of a.6 WMlIHlt pormlltlnjj I man of the board of trustees of councl1 action 8".m The Village 1SproJectmg a 4 I 8- 3 Sunday $04 Sunday repair serVIce and chores to m- Bon Secours HospItal percent 1ncrease in property taxes dividuals at least 60 years old and Other offIcers re-elected at the to fund the VIllage operatIOns. who hve in the area and have low The Farms board's Tuesday, May 3 meetmg The village has proposed spend- were DaVid M Hamilton, secre- The Farms City Council unan. ~------~ Church to discuss tary, and Joseph L Fromm, Imously adopted the 1983-84bud- ing $2.425mIllion balanced by re- get at Its regular meeting Monday venues' in its coming fiscal year, ~ identity, values treasurer. an Increase in spendmg of about 9 Kliber IS a partner In the law evening, May 16 City reSIdents UTa Meet Your Health Needs ... Gl'o:.:.e POlute Ulllld.uatl ChUf\..h firm of FIscher, Franklin, l"ord, Will see their taxes mamtamed al PI:1cl::tlL over the )'car before w111welcome new members mto SImon and Hogg He has served the same level for the upcoming While the trustees approved the ... We Cover The Pointes." its congregatIOn thiS Sunday, May budget tentatively last March, the on the Bon Secours Hospital board year as for the past two years, HARKNES. PARK 22 at 11 a.m. The sermon topic of trustees since 1976. according to city offICials public hearing will set the tax rate 0 PHARMACY DEVONSHIRE PHARMACY will be "Identity, Values, and the Ham1lton is president of the Wll- for the coming year. Unitarian Universalist Heritage," Proposed expenditures for the 20315 MACK DRUGS 15324 E. Jeff~rson llam R HamIlton Company and Last year, the village levied part of a month.long series ex- has served on the board SlOce Farms budget are projected at 884-3100 16003 MACK 822-2580 plaining and defmmg Reverend $5,417,725,a 2 B percent increase 12.43mills for operating purposes, 881-0477 1976 or $1243 per $1,000assessed valua- Brooks Walker's view of Unitar- Fromm is assistant treasurer of over last year ianism. tion. After the reassessment aoo a For more information, call the the American Motors CorporatIOn Because the city saw a decrease lowering in the state equalized church office at 881-0420 The and has been a trustee since 1975. m the state equalized valuation of value for property in the village, church is located on the corner of All of the officers are Grosse property (the hrst in the last 20 state law allows that base rate to Maumee Avenue and Neff Road. Pomte residents years), the m111age rate in the be increased to 12.50 mills. That Farms will be raised from $12.71 millage would produce the same per thousand to $13.41in order to amount of taxes as the previous UASE A BRAND NEW 1983 9-PASSENGER raise the same amount in pro- year's. perty taxes BUICK ELECTRA ESTATE WAGON - In addition, the village is asking for an additional .5 mills for oper- The Park ating purposes, bringing the pro- $ 319°9ER MO.* The Grosse Pointe Park city posed rate for operating the vile • 36 mo c1osed.end tease 5.01,000 miles. council Monday adopted the 1983- lage to 13'{)()1mills. That rate does 1s1 mo pm! plus see dep Use tax & 84 budget which calls for a $4.5 not include debt service millage laloes extra ml1lion spendmg plan. The budget assessments for the $1.3 million mcludes a tax cut which combines renovation bond issue approved with an average 3.5 percent de- by voters last year. cline in property assessments to "Phones for the Home save typical Park homeowners p and Busmess" about $25on their bills to the city. The Woods Sm!!.le and l\-lulu Lmes wlnd.lseats/locks, defogger, pulse wiper, wires, Pwr. The Woods City Council ap- stereo, cruise, tilt, luggage rack, piUS many extras. The council adopted the budget proved its 1983-84general fund IMMEDIATE DELIVERY with the provision that $50,000 WIthin the plan to be reallocated budget Monday night, May 16.The NOW LEASINS ALL MAKES AND MODELS-OPEN AND CLOSED.END LEASES to the highway fund to begin fund- council approved a tax rate that mg much-needed repairs on Park should give homeowners In the "We specialize in customer satisfaction ... t1 city streets. city a $1.33decrease on their tax • Malntenanee DIecounte • Low Rate8 bills . • Free PIck Up and Delivery • Short-tenn Rentals Mayor Douglas Graham had earlier told the city admini- The $5 million general fund I1E Open Mon.-Fri. 9-6 stration that at least a modest budget for the coming fiscal year ,n,.. 130 Kercheval Ave. amount of money had to have includes expenditures for the ci. "on-the-hlll" been found for street repairs be- ty's four major departments along with debt service. The city's capi- Nl&tDE 882-0110 fore he would vote to approve the ==...~ L£A~;ll\t(-~ budget tal improvement program of more ...... than $1.7 million will be financed ~ in touch tone or putse CIty administrators Monday WIth state shared revenue as well -Ful VOX Rae",. also asked the council to further -cIoIe-OUt (wtiIe supply ..... ) 700 Ft ...... CGnIIaI ...... as other special funds. - wlttJ RagIng. and 4u,o Redial .. , ! seek funding for $~ milllon In re- , . OR ~ THE ARCHITECrS CHOICE paIrs through the governor's The Woods decided to limit its transportatIOn bondmg program. dependency on timely receipt of .....RIim: AIIIFII CIDCII..... PllaM Graham agreed with the proposal state shared revenue by placing .. ~ IIIIs and said he would appoint a CIti- the funds in the capital improve- YOUR ~ ment fund, Woods City Admin1- zen committee, which would in. CHOICE ~, • Perrna-Ure™ cOnstruction strator Chester Petersen said. If system Insures long Bfe and clude City-Comptroller Nunzio\Or- maXImum !Ofety tlsi and at least one councilmem- those funds are held up by the fnllli ...... • 1hermO-AexlM engineering ber, to determine the best way to state as they have in the past, the -tMnf ~ modI* to chooM from guarantees maXImum proceed before the June 6 dead- general operations of the city ~ from 250'.1000' \\€lOther-tightness (100'L line for applying for funds. won't suffer, he added. ~ or toud'l tone thermally broken) ~ ~ recIIII - m.nory • lndustJial~rode aluminum exITUslonswithstand extleme snows and WIndS. and Body found in Shores 13l1mlnaterust or decoy • Double-thick. Insulated, The body of a 20-year-old St. S1. Clair Shores police said tempered glass Clair Shores m an reported mis- Webb was reported missing Tues. • Complete ConstructIOn and sing last January was washed up day, Jan. 11 His family reported Installation available. or as a on a Lake St. Clatr beach Thurs- to police he had not been seen do-it-yourself project day morning, May 5, about a half since about 5 a.m. the day before • Deslgned as a solar collector. mile north of the Grosse Pointe He left the house after getting dis- qualifying for 40% tax credits traught over a family squabble, • Extended Warranty • Exclusive Loaner Guarantee - . Yacht Club ID Grosse Pointe Shores detectives said. The Wayne County Medical Select the style belt IItted to your needs •.. The body of Bradford C Wedd, the selection I. tremendoua. :J of Colomal Court In S1. Clair Examiners offIce reported the Shores, was found about 10:40 that cause of death as drowning. There mormng by a Lakeshore Road was no outward signs of foul play, SAVE '" OWN YOWl PHONE resident. According to Shores po- Shores reports said. Point .. or Hvper Woodl 7 D.,. ... Call 245-9328 fIaIa-Roanf I~"'::= bce reports, the body was clothed 15150 W. 7 MIle Rd. Ole ORCHARD COP-POP-ATIOH ~---- How many words 10 a red, white and blue bathing 342.22 ASK ABOUT OUR SHOPPING CENTER DMslon of Coscode Bldg Co (xut on display at suit and thermal underwear. The come to mmd that are Open flIon. thru Fri., PHONEPARTES H63 Orctwd U'" Rd. 15201 Southfield Rd , Allen Pari<. Ml body appeared to have been 10 the urxlerstood, when spo- • Iv'on thru Frl 9 to 6. Sat 12 to 4 water for some hme, reports saId ken, in virtually every 8:30 to 5 626-2400 382 9550 language? SandWIch, SlIt., Ito 3 telephone, police. M'C, VISA, CHEO -~ ISLE Grosse Pointe's OPEN Oldest 8-6 DAILY -~ AWNING Food Market VERBRUGGE'S 8-12 WED. THE 17328 MACK at ST. QAIR CLOSED SUN. FRII WE CATER FOR BRONZE DOOR CO.' DILIVIRY 885-1565 4 TO 400 Now Featuring Specialists In Fabric Awnings LEAN FRESH LEAN NEW ENGLAND STYLE HOT HORS D'OEUVRES AT OUR HAPPY HOUR Serving Grosse Pointe Since 1932 LAMB SHANKS VEAL STEW LONDON BROIL Monday-Friday 4-7 p.m. In the lounge (fAMILY STEAK) 22704 HARPER 99 99 Monday Night Jazz ST CLAIR SHORES '~$18~, LB. '2 La. Chuck Robinette Trio 774-1010 '2 HOME MADE FlESH "MIlK" FED VEAL Dinner Hours: lEANfOESH " • Mastectomy GROUND HAM SALAD DELMONICO STEAKS Monday-Thursday 5-10 p.m. Supplies BEEF - • Ostomy 69 95 Friday and Saturday 5-11 p.m. Supplies • 1.49 La ,"'f, LB . LB. Lunch Hours: 11:30-3 p.m. • Back Braces '1 '4 • SALES • SERVICE CALIFORNIA CAUfOltHIA • RENTALS FI."d. O,kidH' • EXT'" 'AHCY Bar Open Monday-Saturday 11:30-2 a.m. WHITE . 110 III"., • Hospital EqUipment for the home CANTALOUPE GRAPEFRUIT '" • CHlRRY Your Gental Hosts, Antrony Manglsrelll and Don Duchene • Free Delivery, Set Up, Instruction LARGE SIZf TOMATOES We Cster Parties of 75 or More • Helptnq People With Home Health Care Needs Is Our Specialty EA. 3 fOfMc 123 Kerchevel on the hili 98* ... 884-7774 CAUFORN'A 6 PACK r 2 OZ. CANS DANNON Woods Home Care EXTRA FANCY 19775 MACK AVENUE COKE OR DID COlE YOGURT • GrS86:S9300d, =c CAULIFLOWER A ~. "'.-M ..... (LatgeHead)'1.49 k. :l:':S9(r:' aae ~J:J. I'" h' \ I' I Thursday, May 19, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Lucas gives CRC overview of COWlty Fashions from By Mike Aadrzejelyk notwithstanding, the millage in- One place the county plans to FLEC Friends County Executive William LucaR crease request. would not have save $14 million is the halving of Free Press columnist Carol T. made his first post-election visit t~ ~n made unbl next February, medical payments for those not and the Friends of FLEC wiH be the Poinles count Thursday night, e added. covered by Medicare or Medicaid. on hand tomorrow evening, May ~ay ~, when he spoke at Univer- The one-mill increase would Last :ye~r, the county budgeted 20, to help raise funds for the Slty Liggett School. Lucas' ap- raise $18 million dollars annually, $28 mdlion for the pr~g~am, but Family Life Education Council pearance wu sponsored by the or about $30 on the average coun- spent clo~ to $33 mllhon. The through the annual fashion and Concerned Republican Commit- ty home. He conceded the homes county will no longer p~y exor. cocktail show scheduled thiS year tee. in Grosse Pointe were at higher bit ant averatle per patient day at the James L. Babcock home, Speaking to about SO eo 1 assessments than the average costs for pa~lents u!'!der the pro- 759 Lakeshore Road. ~as outlined his progres~ it o~~ co~nty home and would cost the gram, he sald. The limit for su~h The evening will begin at 7 p.m. flee as well as discus Ii h. r Pomtes more payments would be set at $300, m- eal inte .t s ng IS IS- . stead of the current $800 the coun- with cocktails and hor!! d' He alsog~rrs:;~~fO: the ounty. The millage would go to debt ty pays per patient day for the oeuvres, Informal modeling and f music by local artist Jim Manis- tiona about county 0 ene~~ ques- reduction only, Lucas said:- program. pera Ions. Meanwhlle the other nine points I dd't' b f . calco Chudik's of Birmingham "People seldom change gov- of the fisc~l plan would help re- wan a 1 lon, y orclng the will show new summer fashions e~ents,,, Lucas told the group," duce the county's expense yearly. ope~~eCo:i~~~~~~ls H?r~~~~O for women, while Picard Nortlm On-the-HIll, will have the latest but 1n our case the county got e bad that you,' the voters vot~ c~u.nty general fund, t~e .county fashions for men overwhelmingly in f' f Syco~oreQ to w~l save that app~oprlatlon, .he Paul Azar and staff, of the ch " W'th . ~vor 0 A.a.... I::' sald. The county IS Just removmg ang~ hi 1 comI!11ss~onpass- itself from the operation of the Greenhouse, will create a fresh new look for summer with hair 8L1e 0 . 8 reorgamz!ltlon plan, line Je~erQon hospital Lucas said. ucu said ~he first pillar was inl.l~ I::' ' and make up for all models. Tic- pl~;; fvr wunty riCvl fil. Th~ VlliAll The county will not close the kets are $15 per per~on, Of ~30 pE'r cthlearly de.llf\8ted the changes onTheJeffeern80trsnncAevetnoueGwroUSI8ebePloaindnte.hospital, Lucas said. If it can't be couple. Call 882-2555or 881-9137 for at would be made and where the run at no cost to the count~, it more information. Chairman of responalbllltie. for making those ~=1nw~ ~o~il~:ecraySlc~~~ way be turned over to a pr vate the event is Marsha Russell. chanlea would Ue, he added. to efforts by Park Beautification rm on a leasing basls with guar. The Friends of FLEC is an au- One of h1a responsibilities was Commission members DotUe Mil. ~n~d~r the care of Indlgents, xiliary to the Famliy Life Educa- the develO£ment of a fiacal integ. ler and Jerome Abbs. ea. tion Council. It sponsors educa- rity plan, ucas said. The 10-point The two approached the city Other savings Include the elim- tional programs and does fund plan would cut expenditures and council last month asking it to ination of the county's air pollu- raising to benefit FLEC and its raiae taxes to wipe out the coun. tion control board, which Lucas works in the community. t)"8 debt, which Lucas said was purchase the two to three inch said wUl be picked up by the ~1 million. balled and burlapped Sycamores. state, saving the county $800,000. At thIS tIme, FLEC serves only The council agreed to finance the Grosse Pointe and provides a 'The media has only focused on $2,500 purchase from the city's . The ~ounty also expects to number of services including an the request for a tax increase contingency fund. Commission tighten ItS wage contracts and re- immediate response to youth of Lu<:a.s said, while giving little n~ members said they made ar- orga~ize departments ~ increase family crisis, an ear for emotional tice to the rest of the plan which rangements to have the Wayne effiCIency, Lucas said. Reor- Fun with F.L.E.C. problems, educational workshops he said would cut $SO rniW~n from County Road Commission plant ganization has brought him face Looking forward to tomorrow night's fashion and cocktail show spon- and general information on com- the county's budget. the trees. But after the 40 Syca. to face with the former power sored by the Friends of FLEC are model Mary Barton, (left) make-up munity and social services. .. mores were delivered last week, base in the county that is so en- artist Paul Azar and Darlene Soave, fashion chairman. For yOUl' benefl.tl 10 you know they wen! informed the county trenched it feell itself unassaU- If you need $50,000,find a live you didn't elect an MJlot,I'd like to had no time to help in the project. able under the charter he said. snake at least 30 feet long. The CUICUII that plan," Lucas laid. "If II , ' there wu ever a bad time to even City Manager John' Crawford I m determined to make this Bird-watchers laWlch state atlas American Zoological Society has offered that much for such a mention tax incre .... it 11now." agreed to have city workers plant Cthafal'ter work,"f Lucas laid. "My WANTED: At l,ad 1.000 1I01,m. principal categories - possible, , th t ithi th I and I take a perverse plea- proable , and confirmed. snake ever since 1910,but nobody tee,.. for the lorged relHrch and yet has turned up one. Becauae the charter called for we~k:.et:ot~ .ld~1 J tf:X~t::'~ lure in laying that for once the COM,rvatlon project 'ller attempted Call 816-381.1674 to volunteer. p~parlt1on of a tileal plan, the will be planted, bel1nning at the voterl wlU ,et exactly what they for bre,dl,., blrdl In Mlchl,an - tax proPOlal had to be 6roached city limns and extending .1 tar at voted for. f you want change, The Bludl"l1 Bird Atlu. he .aid. The ,ileal lDlelrity plan the treel will go. you're entitled to it." . Durtnll the queltion and anawer Do you enjoy a walk through the CITY OFItlrnddr\ 2ifntutr\ mnUl~dMICHIGAN .. s.lon ~at followed, Lucaa was woods and fields on a spring , W ...... ~ iIP ~:&tllI 11.;1 taken to talk by one member of morning with the sunlight fIlterin; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council, meeting 8S a Board of the audience for aaking wage con- around you and the birds singing'?' Appeals under the provisions of Section 5-14-1 of the 1975 City Code, will TOM'S FENCE cel.ionl from county employes Are you a businessman, home. moet in the Council. Court Room of the Municipal Building, 2OO2SMack while accepting a large ..alary and maker, factory worker, admini- Plaza, on Monday, June 8,1983, at 7:30 p.m. to hear the following: Appeal • l.ICENSED chauffeur himself. strator, secretary, student, truck of Abraham Karmey, 858 Hampton, to permit a recently Installed non-con- "How can you uk workers to driver or retiree who wants to es- forming wood deck In the sldeyard since such existing wood deck is In • FUl.l. Y GUARANTEED cape the tedium of the everyday vioiatlon of Section 5-4-S(f) of the 19715City Code (Schedule of Regula- give up money when you go from • 15 YEARS EXPERieNCE world? Would you like to help col. tions). A variance is therefore needed from the Board of Appeals $48 000 to t72,OOOand get a car lect Information needed to plan • RESIDENTIAl. AND aiKi a chauffeur?" he was asked. Chester E. Petersen for better management of our en. City Administrator-Clerk COMMERCIAl. The change in responsibJlity vlronment? Do you know the birds was the reason for the increased around you, or do you want to GPN - 5-19-83 All Types of ~ a.lar}', Lucas said, adding the learn them? chauffeur and county car were If so, your help is needed for the a Slcurlty FtncII "accouterments of the office." Michigan Breeding Bird Atlas r CITY OF (Srnssr 'nintr Yarm.a MICHIGAN project. 'CALL The labor contract, negotiated and approved by the AFSCME For the next five years, data FOR FREE ESTIMATE and observ,ations on the birds r local leader~p was turned down nesting in Michigan will be col- "" "'""'l(U{r,pGT,Wa~WD~~~phLS overwhelmingly l:iy the rank and lected from people in desigpated 774-2045 file. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the Zonmg Board of Appeals w111meet The county is renegotiating the quarter townships of every county in the City Hall at 90 Kerby Road, Grosse Pomte Farms on contract, without adding any in Michigan. Each quarter town- MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1983 money to the package, Lucas said. smp is three mlles (4.83Kiri.) on a at 8:00 p.m. to hear the request of Mr. Henry Ford, II and C A I Pomte, Tile MB'8t things about your pool side or nine square miles in area. Inc , owners of the premises located at 457 Lakeshore Drive for a variance The county also is investigating Sponsors of the Breeding Bird are the best things about the possibility of starting a health from the proviSions of the ZOning Ordinance which require a roadway at Atlas are the Michigan Audubon least 24 feet in width as defined In Article II, section 200, Paragraph 54; maintenance program for em- Society, the Michigan Department ployes, he added. such roadway to be less than 24 feet near the entrance and exits to such of Natural Resources (Wildlife property as shown on the proposed plans on file wIth the City Clerk Asked what he thought the Division>, the Kalamazoo Nature economy would be like in the next Center (which will manage the The Hearing will be public, interested property owners or reSidents of the POOLSAWR City are invited to attend. couple of years, Lucas said he project), the Detroit Audubon Soc- Automatic Solar Safety Cover looked for a recovery. iety, and many local nature clubs. RICHARD G. SOLAK I "I see people coming back to Knowledge is needed as to what CITY CLERK &: SECRETARY Michigan. I see a stable economy species nest here in Michigan be- G P.N - 5-U~.83. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS with a rebourxl in both the auto fore it is too late and many of and service industries in the these species are gone or have state," Lucas said. "In general, I drastically declined in number. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS see things getting better." Special attention will be given to species on the Michigan Bird The Board of Education of the Grosse Pointe School System, Wayne Coun- Open blood bank Watch List as well as already ty, Michigan, will receive sealed bids for roof work on bUlld1ngs 10 the threatened and endangered Grosse Pomte PublIc School System at Sto Clare species For dozens of other spec- Bids shall be addressed to Mr Benjam10 Zeon and Will be received until Ies, the Atlas will provide the first An open blood bank will be held 10.30 AM, Wednesday, June 1, 1983 at the Office of the Board of Educa- at St. Clare Church, Mack and comprehenSIve analySIS of their tion, 389 St ClaIr Avenue, Grosse Pomte, Michigan. at which time and distributIon statewide. place the bids will be opened and publicly read aloud Whittier Road, on Sunday, May The data are being collected by 22, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. hundreds of volunteers throughout Plans and Specifications and BId forms may be obtainE'd at the Office of Call Betty Schroeder at 885-5698 Michigan These participants Mr Benjamm Zenn, Director of Support Services, 389 St Clair Grosse or Rose O'Keefe at 884-2409for an range from individuals with the Pointe, Michigan Telephone 343-2047 BIDDERS MUST PICK UP BID POOLSAVER appointment. 'l'he church also 20490 HARPER HARPER WOODS 884.4400 skills and time to survey entire PACKAGE BY MONDAY, MAY 23,1983,4:30 P.M. ALL BIDDERS ARE welcomes walk-ins. quarter townsmps to individuals REQUIRED TO ATI'END A PRE BID CONFERENCE MEETING AT reporting casual observations PARCELLS MIDDLE SCHOOL. 20600 MACK, GROSSE POINTE WOODS. from their own backyards. MI., May 24, 1983 at 9:30 A.M. It is easy to participate. Each volunteer will receive a set of in- Work shall be done by skilled roofers structions and report forms. All proposals shall remam for a period of thirty (SO) days after offiCial These forms describe which ob- opening of bids servatIOns indicate evidence of breeding and how to classlfy the The Board of Education reserves the nght to reject any or all bIds m observed actiVIties 1Oto three whole or in part and to waive any mformalltles therem . BOARD OF EDUCATION GROSSE POINTE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM GPN - 5-12-83.5-19-83 Catherine E. Brierly, Secretary nlJkltll REmODEL If CITY OF (Srn.a.ae'nillie 1J1arms MICHIGAN 10&7_ NOTICE OF HEARING DON'T TAKEA CHANCE-CALL A PROFESSIONAL ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS EnJOY our WIdevanety of SandWIch., Salada, Seafood. and StNb Always Your Remodeling Planned by Experts NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ZONING BOARD OF AP. WI II CU,TOMCRAFT "IVI lome 0' thl bHI known 'Imodelln~ PEALS WILL meet In the CIty Hall at 90 Kerby Road, Grosse Pomte generoUi porbona, always.Md hot .. pem In~II0"'HIo IIllp yo~ pion yo~' romodolln~ lob - 10 1""1 1tI0001gn' cottwlll bllillored 10you' Indlvldull n.. dl Farms, on and dellClOUl In our warm, relumq WI I~Pply wrltton dOlIHId Ipee IIClIlonl In I ...... ,"",--- III...... , "",...... __ ... Page Fifteen-A Thursday, May 19,1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Green light for teen dance Mlnisters look at drug abuse A teen dance for students in Grosse Pointe parents to an ur- grades 7 through 9 from all Gros- gent plea for help in a preVlous The Substance Abuse Commun. pendent person. The sculpture re- se Pointe puolic, private and edition of the Grosse Pointe News ity Council (SACS) working quired active participation by parochial schools, will be held at and the help of William Christof- through the auspices of the Grosse some of the clergy and helped il- the War Memorial, Friday, May ferson, principal of Brownell Mid- Pointe Ministerial Association lustrate how a clergy-counselor 20, from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Music dIe SchooL" sponsored a May 12 workshop for can find his efforts blocked by will be by "J.R. Entertainment" Two months ago Dotson wasn't the clergy of the community on family denial of a problem with and admission is $2. sure if the dances would be able to substance abuse and its impact on alcohol or other drugs. According to Jack Dotson, youth continue without more parental the family. A film, "The Family Trap," director at the center, the dance support. Stephanie Abbott, head of fam. also was shown and Brighton fam- will be well-chaperoned, "thanks More dances are scheduled for ily care at Brighton Hospital and ily counselor Nan Hudler-turow- to the generous response of June 30, July 21 and Aug. 11. a monthly columnist for ..Alcohol- ski, presented some baSIC in- ism," a national magazine, lead formation about the disease of the group through a "family substance abuse. Sister Anne sculpture," a graphic representa- Kea~ing closed the meeting by ,. BURGLAR ALARM SPECIALI tion of the effect on family sharmg some remarks about her • 10 Windows • 3 Doors • 1 Interior Mat Sensof' dynamics of one chemically de- experiences as a counselor at Sac- red Heart Rehabilitation Center. • 1 Portable Panic Button • 1 Key Switch The Reverend DaVId Antonson • Warning Beeper • 1 Siren • Entry Exit Delay Build float for minister at Grosse Pointe Mem~ orial Church, did the invocatIOn • 1 Rechargable Battery • 1 Fire Alarm and said of the workshop, "Clergy ($1000 July Parade • Automatic Shut-off • 24 Hour Monitoring per mol 4 are really part of the health care The Grosse Pointe Park Civic teams, part of the helpmg profes- Association's Fourth of July par- sions. The workshop showed how \.. ONLv$995. ..) ade has always been an old-fash- substance abuse involves the lOIH:J combination of music, whole family So mtlcll n~w m. clowns, kids on bikes and - of formation needs to be shared We GROSSE POINTE ALARM, INC. course - floats. This year the have a great need to be educated 17006 Mack Avenue Civic Association hopes more res- and Stephanie and Nan went a idents will join neighbors on their long way toward accomphshing Grosse Pointe Park block to build a float for the that. 884-3830 mGMSSl,.n AUN Fourth of July parade. "We are facmg an epIdemic of In order to provide help and en- abuse and we need to address . couragement to those afraid that ourselves unashamedly to this LIMITED OFFER a float might be too difficult, too problem and work to break SPECIAL PHOTOGRAPHY PACKAGE expensive, or too time consuming, through society's denial." - the Association is sponsoring, "How To Build a Float Night," Tft'&IIIUCk~ StwIi4 & G~ Wednesday, May 25, at 7:30 p.m. Cottage offers Grosse Ponte's Fhest PorITaIt Photographer in the Recreation Building at Sharon Grimshaw, (above) a Farms resident, was one of the ON lOCATION PORTRAITS Windmill Pointe Park. more than 500 contestants in the open auditions for the "Kelly & - oosnessmen n omce Dennis Sibthorpe, Civic Events summer speech Co." second annual talent show. Ten finalists performed on the - family In home or outdoor setting Director for Hudson's and Direc- show's special edition Friday, April 29. Featured guests Ben Ve- You and yOlJlfamily may choose your favorite setting In 1he tor of the Michigan Thanksgiving therapy session Grosse Pointe area. parade, will help unravel the my- reen, Marilyn McCoo and Nancy Dussault also talked about their own beginnings in show business. * Pactc:age Includes: steries of float construction. Char- Cottage Hospital of Grosse Several proofs to choose from (1) 8x10 custom eolor print (2) 5x7 les King will give practical advice Pointe, will hold a summer speech on how small groups of neighbors and language program for area ~ color pr1n1s with limited manpower and re- children, beginning June 20through ~ocial Security wage base up -~ sources can take an idea and July 27. The summer program sup- 50 translate it into a first-rate entry. 00 plements individual speech therapy The 1983 Social Security wage earmngs are $1,480 or more. Special Price $57 (regul.or price 150 ) The theme of the parade this sessions which are offered through- base - the maxImum amount of The number of quarters a per- year is "The Age of the Com- Reservattons must be made bebre Jl.I1e 1 out the year at the hospital. annual earnings on which Social son needs to be eligible for bene- puter" and builders of the first- 17018Mack Ave. GrossePoIn1e Part< phone 884-4280 The program is a six-week ses- Security taxes are paid - has in- fits depends on his or her date of prize float will receive a two-foot birth. No one can become eligible long, ceramic Grosse Pointe alli- sion of group and individual work creased to $35,700, according to with youngsters ages 3 to 15, who James. T. Moslener, district man- with fewer than six quarters of gator. ager of the local Soclal Security coverage and no one will ever Park residents who wish to be- are being treated for speech, lan- guage, or hearing problems. office The 1982 base was $32,400. need more than 40 quarters. NEEDEXTRA SPACE FOR- come members of the Civic As- Smce the Social Security tax More information about Social sociation can do so by sending a It is designed for children with rate remains unchanged at 6.7 Security can be' obtained by con- A SUMMER VACATION? $5 check to Mr. and Mrs. Larry mental handicaps, cerebral palsy, percent for 1983, most people wlll tacting the Social Security office Gant, 1027 Harvard. stuttering, cleft palate, delayed not pay more In Social 8ecUflty at 17420 Mack Avenue or by cal- speech and language, hearing im- taxes this year unless they have ling 493-1111, the general informa- A WEEKEND AWAY? Punch debuts pairment, vocal abuse and diffi- higher earnings than in 1982, Mos- tlOn number. culty with perception. Children lener said. Only people who earn Ren. A New Dodge who ha~ problems spelling, read- more than $32,400 in 1983 will pay Christian Science Jamaica film ing and writing because of learn- more In total SoCIal Secuflty tax- "The Land c:l. Lo9.k Behj.nd" will ing disabilities are also given spe- es. lecture on May 23 premiere at the Punch and Judy cial attention. People who earn more than VAN! Theater Thursday and Friday, $35,700 will pay total Social Sec- Members of the First Church of The speech therapy program ChrIst Scientist in the Farms FOR.AS LOW AS May 19 and :I}, at 7, 8:40 and 10:20 urity taxes of $2,391.90, which is can help some youngsters main- will host a free public. lecture by p.m. rhe film is.a documentw:y d lain and-continue progress begUn $221ll0 more, thanrtheir 1982 bill. 95 JamaIca, featurmg reggae music Employers match the SOCIal Christian Science' ledurer Juan in school speech therapy pro- Carlos Lavigne on Monday, May 529 -A DAY by the late Bob Marley. grams. It can also help many pa- Security taxes paid by employes. Air, Stereo, Cruise In its depiction of Jamaica's 23, at 8 p.m. in the church au- rents idlIDtify and obtain guidance Also increasing in 1983 is the ditorium at 282 Chalfonte Avenue. Control, Tilt Wheel. landscap-,_ urban colliestion and in ttie early diagnosis and treat- reggae music, the fibn, according amount of annual earnings re- Lavigne's lecture is entitled' 'Can "We Specialize in Customer Satisfaction" ment of speech and learning pro- quired to earn a "quarter of cov- God Protect Us?" An atheist for to the Miami Herald, is "phy- blems, the hospital said. sically beautiful _ .. a Jamaica on erage," the measure used to de- more than 20 years, Lavigne will CAll NOW FOR RESERVATIONS film few of us have ever seen be- Interested parents should con- termine eligibility for benefits. In recall the severe business crisis 884-7210 fore." tact the Cottage Hospital Speech 1983 a person will earn one quar- that prompted him to search the A~ ~DE The Punch and Judy is located Therapy department at 884-8600 ter of coverage for each $370 in Bible and related Christian SCi- Ir~~ 882-0110 at 21 Kercheval. For more mfor- extension 2187 for registration and annual earnings up to a total of ence writings for another view of ~E/l~-.,~r'.l( 130 Kercheval "on the hill" mation, call 882-7363. information. four quarters coverage If annual security and protectIOn Fresh BABY BAR-B-Q RIBS $1.99LB. ,~~ Fresh A C CHICKEN BREASTS BUSCH 2ritN S $8.49 $1.49 LB. Whole or split Whole, BEEF TENDERLOINS$3.99 LB. Green Onions Welsh Rarebit Radtahee Macaroni a B_' I ~. Cucumbenl 19~ Chicken a Noodles Carrots Tuna Noodle C.... rol. $1.49 Pli. RUFFLES Borden , Spiral Sliced ~ Potato HOMOGENIZED '\ i~ Honey Glazed ~~..))) Chips MILK ~ HAMS $1.79 ~- (~; $1.89 LB. - SAVE60c; gallon $2.99 STAHL'S BAKERY GROSSE POINTE I• "NATIONAL BRAND NAME son DRINKS AT DISCOUNT PRICES" 7-UP • DIET 7.UP $5.49 CASE OF 24 LIKE • SUGAR FREE LIKE 16 oz. BOTTLES + DEPOSIT CANADA DRY GINGER ALE -. -. -. -- ORANGE CRUSH ..~ ", ..- ...... \" ..- GRAPE CRUSH JI...... e. BARREL HEAD ROOT BEER , v~ CARRY OUT SERVICE & CONVENIENT FREE PARKING IN OUR LOTI , ' .. Thursday, May 19, 1983 Page SixteerrA GROSSE POINTE NEWS or: • • COKE • DIET COKE ONE DOZEN HOMOGENIZED • TAB or • SPRITE EXTRA LARGE EGGS FARM-MAID MILK a-PACK FRESH TWIN PACK 1/2 LITER BOTILES 69 GRADE A GALLON 69 LIMIT 3 LIMIT 3 LIMIT 3 No Coupon Needed - Prices Good Through May 24th, 1983 Health & Beauty Aids...cosmetics ... beverages ... save on them all with Arbor's new low warehouse prices! Now you're saving! Really saving! Everything you buy is now priced less every. tities right from the manufacturer-so we can pass the quantity discounts on day at Arbor Drugs. So don't wait for sales or special events. Arbor has your to you. You can believe our slogan: we sell it for less-or we don't sell it. That brand.name favorites at the lowest prices ever. The secret: Arbor buys in quan. means everything you buy at Arbor is at your greatest savings ever! DRUG CENTER We sell it for less. Or we don't sell it. 19103 Mack Ave. at Moross Next to Woolworth Phone: 881-7656 , . Section B The Second Section' Thursday, May 19, 1983 Just maybe members of the Detroit Symphony League will fmd time to smell the flowers and think lovelY,.1azy, spring tpoughts this year ... but it doesn't ~eem hkely. For the Symphony League, spring is shap- mg up as the busiest season of 1982-83. For starters: the League's brand new Culinary Coun- terpoint (Detroit Symphony Orchestra) Cookbook is hot off the presses, and it's a honey, with nearly 800 edited and tested recipes for novice and gourmet cooks alike, plus menu suggestions and kitchen tips. Read it, and discover how to make Mort Crim's "Crim de la Custard" (sorry about that; it was Mort's idea. not mine), Mischa Raschlevskv's borscht. Jean Pi- erre Rampal's stUffed, baked mussels (eat your heart out, Cadieux Cafe). Order it by sending $12, plus $1.50 shipping and handling charge, to Culinary Counterpoint clo Detroit Symphony League, 20 Auditorium Drive, De- troit, Mich. 48226. * * * If you prefer to peruse before you pick up perma- nently, you'll find copies of Culinary Counterpoint at the DSO's Music Box Boutique and its "branch store" at the $1.5 million, 25-room Detroit Symphony ASID Showhouse which opens next Tuesday, May 24, and may be toured daily (except Mondays) through June 22. The Showhouse is located at 1711Morningside Way in Wabeek North, Bloomfield Township. Wabeek, the for- mer James Coqzens estate, is an Indian word meaning "the best place" - and that certainly applles to the second Symphony ASID Showhouse, brand new and 10,000feet square, built by the Malcolm Leventen Cor- poration and decorated by 26 members of the Michigan Chapter of the American Society of Interior Designers with some $1 million in furnishings. Among the home's many outstanding features are an island plantation solarium and a three-story foyer with a curved, oak staircase. The grounds plan was designed by landscape architecture students at Lawrence Institute of Technology. There'll be a Greenery and Tea Room in addition to the Music Box Boutique, and pottery and RAIN OR SHINE ... but please, let it shine! - this is Grosse Pointe other handcrafted items by Michigan artisans will be for Garden. Tour Weekend, and we're all invited to enjoy blooming sale during the month-long tours. beauty at the Grosse Pointe War Memorial (pictured above and at Showhouse hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday center right) and seven private gardens including The Hodges Garden (top right), on Ridge Road, and its right-around.the corner through Saturday, noon to $ p.m. Sunday. Evening hours neighbor The Simon Garden (bottom right), on Vendome Road, are 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday. Admission is $4 through this ~1; Monday, May 23, $5 at the door, $3.50 per person for this Friday, Saturday and Sunday, May 2il, 21and 22,between 1and 5p.m. Tour tickets, with brochures and maps, at $5each are avail- groups of 20 or more. Tickets are available at Hudson's aole at the War Memorial and all participatmg gardens during tour I" .1 ~ , <:- and other CTC outlets or by sending a stamped, self-ad- hours. The Garden Tour is an annual event, sponsored by the dressed envelope to Detroit Symphony ASID Showhouse, Grosse Pointe Garden Club Council. Proceeds go to the Grosse P.O. Box 36262, Grosse Pointe, Mich. 48236. If you're Pointe beautification projects; the $2,500raised via last year's tour ordering by mail, include your check, or course. is being spent this spring for Lakeshore Road planting and mam- If there's anything more you'd like to know before tenance. he .. aa.g q-....to , _iii lilitill., riee •. 1J lI.m. and~1)p.m. weekdays. Once there, "ou're sure ,to .t run into members of the Symphony League Which, with (Continued on Page 4B) Photos by Tom Greenwood• s A L E Special occaSI0n dresses from MIss Elliette savings priced for a season of elegant activities. Choose from a collection In Mlsses'sizes. Reg. $90.$150; sal. 58.88-H.88. , I I I I ,I I J ' I ' / /1 I / / ' / 125 units ~,fleGel B Siegel MasterCard Visa AmerlC'iln Exp'e~s Eastland and Northland Open Sunday 12105 P m Downtown 7 Mile Ea~\Iand Blrmlngtlam Northland I,, , Page Two-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 19, 1983 -~~, Miss ChefFms ~ :,f::~~..,.~>' ~:;"'~. to wed m• fall .....~...::::::.z~~)* ~ ...... ~ "Z:~~: 7: ,.:\,~ Mr. and Mrs. Grover B. Chef- '~:f-::-" "" -,,' ,~"•• _"," fins,' of Hollywood Avenue, have -: ;":"7:. ":-:f? · announced the engagement of :::. f:.":;-.,~. _ their daughter, Diane Marie, to "'-'''''=':N~ Thomas Francis Donohoe, son of - Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Dono- hoe, of Arlington, Va. The wed- ding is planned for early October. Miss Cheffms, an alumna of Our Lady Star of the sea High School, attended Eastern Michigan Uni- versity and received her Bachelor Susan Ulmer of Arts degree in Geography from Diane Chemns Theresa Dettloff' MIchigan State University. Washington, D.C., and received hiS Bachelor of Science degree in Susan Uhner She is a member of the Ameri- BUSiness and Fmance from Old Miss Detdoff can Society of Travel Agents and DominIOn University. the Arlington Masters Swim He IS a member of Lambda Chi to he a bride to say vows A new day coming . • • Team. Alpha, the Mortgage Bankers As- Her fiance was graduated from SOCiatIOn and the National Board The engagement of Theresa Mr. and Mrs Samuel Ulmer, . Flinging off their aprons as they anticipate re-entering the Gonzaga High School, of Realtors. Dettloff and MOlses J. Bermudez, who moved last fall to Matthews, Job market are (left to right) MARY LEECH, PHYLLIS RAB- son of Mr. and Mrs. Moises Ber- N.C., after 20 years' residence on BIDEAU and LOIS VENDERBUSH, coordinators of a work- To be married mudez, of Detroit, was announced Lincoln Road, have announced the shop, "Marketing Me: Steps to Job Re-Entry," to be presented by the bride-elect's parents, Mr. engagement of their daughter, by the Gro<;se Pointe Bran('h, Ameri('an A""o('iation of Universi- and Mrs. Paul Dettloff, at a party Susan Laura, to Victor Young in September at their Dean Lane home ior iam- Black II, ~Oll uf !YIl. cillU :Lvlt::.. ViC- ty Women, this Monday, May 23, at Grosse Pointe Memorial ily and relatives on Sunday, May tor Black, of Henderson, Mich An Church. Other committee members are Jan Arndt, Dorothy Mr. and Mrs. Henry Macauley 15. A mid.September wedding is August wedding IS planned. Crocker, Mary Lu Buck, Bonnie Gibson and Jamie Wallace. Woodhouse, of Renaud Road, have planned. Miss Ulmer was graduated from Information on the program may be obtained by calling 886-4155 announced the engagement of Grosse Pointe South High School or 881-2771. their daughter, Hope Bulkeley, to, The bride-elect attended Mer- and received her degree in Ac- Richard Joseph Canty, son of Mrs. rimack College and received her counting this year from Michigan John Murray Canty, of Boston and Bachelor of Arts degree from State University, where she affilI. Ipswich, Mass., and the late Mr. Western Michigan University. She ated with Kappa Alpha Theta sor- Canty A September wedding is also holds a Master of Business OrIty. She Will be employed at Administration degree from the planned. Ernst and Whinney CPAs, in University of Detroit. Miss Woodhouse, who will be Saginaw. graduated from the Harvard Uni- Her fiance, who received his Her fiance, a graduate of versity Graduate School of Busi- " « Juris Doctor from the University Ovid-Elsie High School, received ness Administration in June, is an phqtO br BfIClnch of Detroit, is an attorney, as. his degree in AgrIculture Educa- alumna of Phillips Academy, An- Hope Woodhouse sociated with the law firm of tion last year from Michigan State dover, Mass., and Georgetown Chase Manhattan Bank in New Kiefer, Allen, Cavanaugh & University, where he affiliated University. She will join Salomon with Alpha Gamma Rho frater- Brothers, Inc., New York, in Au- York. He' is a graduate of the Tooghey in the Penobscot Build- Harvard Graduate School of Bus- ing, and a general partner in Met- nity. He is teaching at Reese High gust as an Associate. School In Reese, Mich Mr. Canty is a vice-president iness Administration and Boston ropolitan Development Ltd. and diVision executive at The College. Sullivan-Olin troth is told Hemke-Hanson VOWS are said The engagement of Kristin Anne nounced by the bride-elect's pa- Polly Hanson, daughter of Mr. bride, attended by Katy Pappas, Olin and G. Kevin Sullivan, son of rents, Mr. and Mrs. James C and Mrs. Paul Hanson, of Clark- wore her mother's off-white wed- Judge and Mrs. Joseph A. Sulli- Olin, of Lansmg. . ston, and Ted K. Remke II, son of ding suit. Best man was Joseph van, of Bishop Road, lias been an- Mr. and Mrs. Ted Remke, of Geisinger. Rick and Kit Pappas Washington Road, exchanged ushered. marriage vows Saturday, Novem- After a reception at Springfield ber 27, at a 2 o'clock ceremony in Country Club in Clarkston, the Sain t Paul' soOn-the-Lakeshore. newlyweds left for a skiing vaca- Monsignor Francis Canfield of- tion at Boyne Highlands. They are ficiated at the rites, for which the at home in Mount Clemens. CLEARANCE July wedding date is made Late July wedding plans are engagement was announced by g~eat ~oofJs being made by Mary Conlisk Mrs. Bruce's cousin, John Spratt Save 40% and More Bruce, of St. Paul Avenue, daugh- Blay, of New York City. Hai r cutting, ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Bruce, a member of Tau Joseph Jerome Conlisk, o£ Grosse Beta Association, was graduated body perms, Pointe, and granddaughter of the from the Academy of the Sacred Bedspreads ~ late Mr. and Mrs. John Charles Heart, Grosse Pointe, and Cen- hair coloring. Spratt, of Detroit, and Jay tenary College for Women Hac- in .Kay~~rr\ Richards, of Wbittaker, Mich., son kettBtbwn,'.N.J....JHeiwlf\8iil!e' ..\a...... _",'.~ ~CQrofQJ;J(!r{$, GROSSE POINTE of the l~te Mrs. Bruce Carpenter, alumnus of Newport High School, 885-3240 of Harnngton, Pa., and Samuel N. Newport, Pa., and Juniata Col- Bath Accessories Richards, of Harrisburg, Pa. The lege, Huntington, Pa. LORRAINE WALBY Shop now for substantial savings on PROFESSIONAL ORGANIST seasonal and discontinued styles. INSTRUCTOR Many other items for bed, bath and MUSIC CENTER U.S.A. table also marked for final clearance. 24861 HARPER NEAR 10 MILE Limited quantities available. Call after 4 p.m. 881-4336 SHOPPING HOURS Monday through Wednesday and Saturday 930 a m till 5 30 P m ~ !Jt; Sprinfj! Thursday and Friday 9 30 a m till 9 00 P m ;])0 ,/0111' l !Jj #101 • . d To See --- /'el'e ~ /'(4) --- ..... A !nvtte · YQU re.. collectiOns 20%011 all summer sportswear EXCiting d Suits \ Three . Dresses an ~ and swimwear - Knit d CostUmes May 19,20,21 (Thurs., Fri., Sot.) Caledonia D esses an \l[!]M~[!j IS[brn~[}{]130 H. d\ey - r d. Coats . Jackets an 110 Kercheval TU 1.7227 E\eanor a Mohair Traditional Womens' The Siore Devoled ['ICe/us/veil' to Children '\ ~etherbY-- Apparel E(l\l y Monogramming • Alterations May 2') and WEIGHT NO LONGER de'Lanthe Handles Wednesday, All High School and And May 26 Purse Covers Thursday, College Stue/ents (WILLIAMS PHOTOGRAPHICS) $5.00 per week OFF SUNDRESS By LANZ From $58 00 • Dailid Brooks • Sero • J G Hook • Lenz Sleep wear • Nantucket • Lady Thompson lose 17-25 Pounds by • Leon Lellin Shirts & Tops • Sanibel • Robert Scott the•4th of July • Dalley's Hand Bags • Gfllger • Lsnz Orrgmals • KI/ehnert Sweaters • Aston Sweaters 882.5885 SIZES Counselmg Hours 4 thru 16 • Dorothy Z • Cross Creek 7 am-' pm."pm06pm Mary Busse, Counselor GRADUATION GIFT IDEA: 63 K.,cheul. SuIM 201E A Gift Certifi~ate from Ensley Avenue ht .sbops of CoIonI8I F..... 1IcII •THE ONLY DIET PROGRAM 22420 GREATER MACK YOU'LL EVER NEEDI W4ttOtt.Pi~r,~ St. Clair Shores ~Af 11~_~ • 773.8110 GIIJSSE POlIfTE = \ "! Page Three-B Thursday, May 19, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Leggat-Bauer I New Arrivals I VOWS spoken MR and MRS ERNEST Adelaide Bauer (widow of Rus. DIEDO, of Dearborn HeIghts, an. sell E. Bauer) and Norman Leg- nounce the birth of their first Get the Perfect Hairstyle for Your Lifestyle gat were married Thursday, May Child, a son, NICHOLAS at 12, In Grosse Pointe Memorial GERARD, May 2 Mrs Diedo is Church. The 6:30 o'clock cere- .the former MADELINE Joseph's of Grosse Pointe mony at which The Reverends FISCHER, daughter of MR and Let Joseph and 12 other artistic Stanton Wilson and Dale Ihrie MRS. DARWIN J FISCHER, of stylists help you find a hairstyle presided was followed by a recep- Dearborn Heights Paternal tion at Lochmoor Club. grandparents are MR and MRS to fit you and your lifestyle The bride's son, Jeffry Bauer, EDWARD DlEDD, of West Doyle Place. Paternal great-grand. was her only attendant. Douglas Month of May Perm Special mother is MRS EMANUEL DIE- Leggat acted as his father's best for New Customers Only man. Guests were seated by DO, of Livonia James Bauer, John Bauer, Ed. '" '" ONLY $30.00 ward Cooke and Clarion Cooke . MR. and MRS JAMES R. Redkln • L'Oreal • Wella • Zotos The newlyweds wlll return from GRAVES, of Hawthorne Road, Sensor Perm by Reallstlc a Florida vacation to make their announce the birth of theIr second and all other lila/or perlllantl1ls home on Trombley Road son, JASON TREVOR, May 8. 882.2239 • 20951 Mack Avenue Mrs. Graves IS the former JANET CROMER, daughter of MR and Short and MRS HUSTON CROMER, of to the Pointe Westland Paternal grandparents are MR and MRS LAWRENCE B. GHAV1!:~, ot J:!,ssexv111e. Old~I Plan St. John Guild dinner · · · MARY LILLY, daughter of brother IS JAMES .RA.!'JDALL II JAMES SCOTT (left), general chairman of the Saint John DOROTHY and GEORGE LILLY, Hospital Guild's 23rd Annual Stag Dinner, SISTER VERENICE of The Woods, was recently m- '" .. " McQUADE, S.S.J., hospital vice-president, Patient/Community ducted into the Central MichIgan MR. and MRS RICHARD H. Services, and director of the Guild, and ALEXANDER M. University chapter of Who's Who BROOKER, Jr, of Newberry, NICK, Guild president, are all smiles over the party planned for Among Students of American Fla., announce the bIrth of their next Tuesday, May 24, at the Westin Hotel. The evening's agen- Universities and Colleges. Lilly first child, a daughter, ASHLEY was graduated from CMU in Dec- FA YE, Feb 11. Mrs. Brooker is da calls for cocktails and hors d'oeuvres in the Renaissance ember, 1982. foyer ,at 6 p.m., a gourmet meal in the ballroom at 7:30 p.m, • • the former BARBARA MAURER, and all-star entertainment at 9 p.m. featuring Jimmy Dean with daughter of MR and MRS LES- 20% Off Pewter Trays the Four Guys and the New Dazzlers. There will be an open bar, Among University of Southern TER MAURER, of Cloverly Road. coffee and "Koneys for the Road." Tickets, including a chance Maine students named to the Paternal grandparents are MRS Dean's List for the 1982 fall sem. DENNIS HANSEN, of West Palm to take home a 1983Pontiac Firebird-TransAm or a 1983Cadil- es~er IS Pointer THOMAS B. Beach, Fla , and RICHARD H. lac Cimarron, are $150per person, with proceeds going toward McCLEARY. BROOKER Sr , of Norfolk, Va. the Critical Care Units currently under construction in Saint • • John's Concentrated Care Building. Tickets are available from Navy Captain CLARK B. '" " '" any Guild member or by calling the Guild Office, 343-3674.As- McPHAIL, brother of FRANK MR. and MRS. CHRISTOPHER sisting Scott and his co-chairmen, Benjamin W. Capp and Regi- FRISCHKORN, of Fairford Road, MONTAGUE, of Bournemouth nald Zielinski, D.D.S., are committee chairmen including Paul was recently awarded the Road, announce the birth of their Mann, Vernon S. Glendenins, Lawrence Scott, Steve Flemion, Meritorious Service Medal for his first child, a daughter, LAURA \ I I Robert LeFevre, Walter DIGiulio, M.D., Mark Valente Jr., outstanding service as Command ELIZABETH. April 27. Mrs. Mon- George Cueter, Richard Filippeli and Mr. Nick. Chaplain, Marine Corps Develop- tague is the former LISA OSBORN, ment and Education Command, daughter of MR. and MRS. DON. ~< Quantico, Va. A 1949 graduate of ALD OSBORN, of Moselle Place. Griffin- Tapert 1 Grosse Pointe High School, Paternal grandparents are DR. and McPhail holds a Bachelor of Arts MRS. EUGENE MONTAGUE, degree from Capital University in former Pointers who now reside in with Rosewood or Ebony Centers rites are read Columbus, Ohio. He is currently Brighton. Maternal great.grand- A traditional gown of Alencon serving on the staff of Com- parents are MR. and MRS. ROB- Stell! reproductions of American Serving Trays so handy lace, styled wltti. a Queen Anne mander in Chief, Naval Forces, ERT EMKE, of West Kings Court, for entertaining I Ours come In many sizes and your neckline and cathedral length Europe. and HAROLD OSBORN, of Beaupre chOice of bright or brushed pewter rims on either rosewood train, was Susan Barat Tapert's • Avenue. Paternal great-grand- or ebony centers At 20% 011 these make marvelous gifts choice for her wedding Friday Connecticut College student mother is MRS. ELIZABETH for many occallons' Sale ends 5/31/63 evening, May 13, in Saint Paul's. SALLY PETERS, of Warner HOLLIDAY, of Houston, Tex. on-the-Lakeshore to Peter Ray- Road, participated in the school's mond Griffin. Career Internship Program this " '" '" She wore a fingertip length veil spring. Sally, a senior English MR. and MRS. DAVID R. • AMERICAN E~PRESS VISA MASTERCARO of matching lace, and carried a WIGGS CHARGES • MAIL OROERS major, served as an intern at BURR, of Vernier Road, announce • UPS SERVICE • PHONE ORDERS bouquet of white Sweetheart ~. Bloommgdale's in New York. the birth of their first child, a son, roses, cymbidium orchids and w f#! • • • ADAM CHRISTOPHER, April 18. stephanotis. ' Mrs. Burr is the former NANCY The 5:30 o'clock ceremony al pl1OlobV BeI1r1oeZw.." PATRICIA A. CAMAZZOLA, of M4.7~70 AqUa A.venIJe, ,was recently in- NAOMI FINK, da\!8hter of MR. which Monsilimor Francis X. Can- ,. . MrJi. Peter R. Grlfttn Tele~raph (de Long Llktl B\oomlleld Hills field presldea was followed by iF tb'bthet". 'tie.t man. Guests wer.. q~ted .Jnw, ,RhQ, Cnl.- a national and MRS. G~Pl\G~ E, F~NK,of reception at the County Club of seated by four other brothers, pharmaceutical honor socIety Berkshire Road .. Paternal grand- open \1011 Tblirl & JI~I '019 Detroit, after which tl\e l»wty.. John'C. Griffin Jr., Daniel Griffin, Patricia is ~ student in the Uni. parents are MR. and MRS. weds, daughter of Dr: and Mrs. Patrick Griffin and William Grif. versity of Michigan's College of HARVEY R BURR, of Harper Joseph Edward Tapert, of West- fin, of Burlington, VL, by the Pharmacy. Woods chester Road, and son of Mr. and bride's brother, Dr. Michael J. Mrs. John C. Griffin, of Lakeshore Ta~rt, of Charleston, S.C., and Road, left to vacation in Hawaii. by Gary W. Baun. New Orl•• na ..~~ They will return to make their White organdy trimmed the DIXIELAND home on Grayton Road in Detroit. gown of turquoise peau de soie CHET BOGAN Ho~or mal~ Jan SChaefer, of selected by Mrs. Tapert for her AndTh W,'mll. T LAKES farmmgton HIlls, a college soror- daughter's wedding. The bride- JAZZ BAND It)' sister of the bride, and brides- groom's mother wore a long gown I maids Libby G. SChudel, Sara A. of lilac lace and silk moire. Each Every}_., 8:30~.•. Wassenaar, of Alma, Mary Ann mother pinned white Sweetheart THE LIDO LIVING Griffin, the bridegroom's sister, roses to her clutch purse and Mary D. Feldman wore long Out-of-town guests included Mr. IiiDining, Cocktails dresses of orchid taffeta. They and Mrs. E. Llwyd Ecclestone Jr., .24028 E_J.ff.rlon carried arrangements of blue iris of Palm Beach, Fla., and Mr. and (Jusr Norlh 01 fi MI) and pmk Sweetheart roses. Mrs. Bruno Bieh, of Greenwich, Richard C. Grifhn was his Conn. Pointe Garden Club convenes For many years, The Pointe Mrs. Charles P. Lamb, of Belle Garden Club's program for 'its Meade, Was hostess for the meet- May meeting has been "Our Tra- ing this year, last Monday, May 9 dItional Plant and Bake Sale." Luncheon was served at noon. As- The plants are grown by club sisting hostesses were Mrs. L. members in their own gardens Gaylord Hulbert, Mrs. John R04S Stephens and Mrs. Harold L. The baked goods come from EAST JEFFERS01'ol members' own kitchens. Kohlmeier. DETROIT. MKH Children of Mary complete season The Children of Mary gathered latlOn of officers for the commg 821-3525 Friday, May 6, at the Grosse Pointe year and reception of medals by as- Academy for their final meeting of pirants. Featured guest was SIsten Qualt/} ."JrmmR the 1982-83season Mass at 10 a.m. Helen Healy, R S C.J., from the was followed by election and instal- Academy of the Sacred Heart, Care Bloomfield Hills. 'LEV/'S@ CORDS ViII- Just $17.50 for boys, students or young mens LeVI's cords with the famous fit and qualrty. Eary to wash, easy to wear. Navy, bone, beIge, grey, brown, green, lIght blue, burgundy and olrve. A great selectIOn for spring and summer. IN THE BOYS' SHOP AT S'''lCE '900 KERCHEVAL AT ST CLAIR • GROSSE POINTE Open TburJday EvenrnRf ',d 9 Visa 882-8970 Mastercard _~.I I:]I11.1fm$~~~;4,~~;jffy I j. I I Thursday, May 19, 1983 Page Four-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS MOT features From Allother Pointe Motor City ABW A to hear Mahaffey discount days Of View Maryann Mahaffey, Council- (Continued from Page IB) woman, City of Detroit, will be Wltil May 31 guest speaker at the Motor City the Women's Association for the DSO, the Michigan Charter Chapter 01 the American Michigan Opera Theatre is of- Business Women's Association fering a special discount during Chapter ASID and WJBK-TV Channel 2, is sponsoring annual Business Associate Event • sa- TaX the month ~ May of up to 30 per- the ~ railer. next Wednesday, May 25, in the out)'... d Fletu",de cent (the discount applies to de- Loeal ladies chairing Showhouse committees iBclude Pontchartrain Hotel's Versailles signated seating areas aM is reo Full premium ~ Louise Lee, who shares Boutique responsibUlties with Ballroom, loorT\er\CII'" Fun flected In the ticket price) on a Cocktails at 6 pm, will precede 1.519-253.5612 season subscription to next year's Mrs. Oliver Green Jr., of Birmingham: Unda (Mrs. James) Greenfield, who shares ticket responslbUlties dinner at 7 p.m. Toastmistress 1983-84 Season of Excellence, will be J. Ruth Patterson. 484 Pellssler St. feat uring the legendary Dame with Mrs. Richard Krandle, of Farmington OOls; Nancy May is Scholarship Month for WINDSOR, CANADA Joan Sutherland, the celebrated (Mrs. Dave) Denomme-Criger and Maralyn (Mrs. Henry) the chapter, which currently It R R R R t R 0 A 0 Q II Dally 9:5:30 Cleo Lame and international Domzalski, who shared patron responsibilities. sponsors three scholarship reo opera stars Bemta Valente and It's Had A Week to Rest cJpients: Mertro Hendricks, Moving, Engaged, New Baby? Wilheimenia Fernandez Eleanor Reed and Ann M. The season encompasses three All you fine wine mavens who know that a good Hughes. The awarding of scholar- Getting Settled Made Simple productIOns at the Music Hall vintage needs time to settle down after travel, be ad- ihi~ is a key program of ABWA, New Town dilemmas fade aller a WELCOME' Center, begmning III mid-October vised that the case of 1964Chateau Haut Brion flown in which has over 110,000 members WAGON call with Verdi's "La Traviata" and As WELCOME WAGON Representative. II s my from London by Tim McCarthy, proprietor of Eastern nationally. Motor City has Job to help you make the most ell your new neigh- continmng with Gounqd's "Faust" Market's Cost Plus Wines, for tomorrow evening's Rare awarded $2,000 in scholarships borhood ShOPPing Areas Community opportunl- , and Sondheim's "A Little Night ties SpeCial altracllons Lots of lips to save you Wine Tasting at the Grosse Pointe War Memorial has during the past year; on addition- MUSIC," followed by MOT's debut time and money ~~ the ~1~sonic Temp!e Theatre had a week to rest. al $2,300,000 10 scholarships was Plus a basket of gifts tor your family I'll be listening for your call With Dame Joan Sutherland in awarded from ABWA's nallonal The reason the '64 vinta~e had to be flown in is that scholarship fund. HELPFUL HINTS for Wedding. and Engage. Donizetti's "Anna Bolena." it's VERY scarce - and all you fine wine connoisseurs ment. tool SubSCription information and who, up on your vintage years, sniff, "Who cares? I Further information on next Wednesday's dinner and/or ABWA brochures may be obtained by cal. mean: it's ONLY a ;64, after all," be advised that al- ~O~ ling 963-3717. may be obtained by contacting ~lW(Cnm~ though '64 was not, in general, one of the greatest years Emma Claypool at 565-2430. GrotH PoInte 881.5618 for wine, the weather at the Haut Brion vineyards in St. Clair Shorn .. , 881-2221 Bordeaux was excellent, the result a superb vintage. New Sab, ••...... •.. 822.0819 ir YORKSHIRE TV So how come it wasn't so hot for other Bordeaux vineyards? Well ... you know Bordeaux; there can be V FREE ESTIMATES II Carry.1Il SIr.iel rain in one valley while there's sunshine in the next. 21.15 MACK 778-4050 '" '" '" Althougb I'd love to take credit for this definitely classy vintage Information, I'd never get away with it. f/.c;Z~~~ BaYarlan WOfIIes wtIh FruIt, weeldv Entree Specials Too many people know tbe khld of wine lUke il "white." Michel Jean Pi~t such al ChlneIe Chicken, CoI't'8d Ham and l AND ~ CAP I N G Gilduation Time But you can trust my source: I'll even reveal him to you. Zucchini Provencale Enjoy the lull Chuck Muef The iaside story on the '64 Haut Brion came straight Brunch selecllon plw extra touches such as Flesh Is Squeezed Olange Juice and Fresh FruIt saladl from the horse's mouth, aka Alex Suczek, who, as part. Treat your IamIIV to a Sunday Brunch. Chuck PARTY TIME owner of a Bordeaux vineyard, ought to know wbat's Muer St,4e. 'IhIs sunday. and fMMY SUnclOv SpecialiLing in At going on in the fields of France. tom 10am to 2p.m AduJII creative landscape deSIgn, and PIr1y SI,,1y c... Alex is directing the May 20 Wine Tasting. Ril moth- $8.95 Sd~~~ • Plates • Napkins • Streamers er, culinary exPert Charity deVicq Suczek, wUl be on CNIcIMn 12 1337 N rltYer Rd hand to share her knowledge of the rare wines and and ...... stClair plantIng of qualIty shade trees, • FOtl Pans • Plastic Glasses 329-2261 cheeses, the latter to be supplied by Andrew MoquiD, $4.95 shru bs, evergreens, and large BALLOONS GALORE owner of the Merry Mouse, at room temperature, of HELIUM & MYLAR course. speCImen trees, Party SupDl, e.ter Admission to the Wine Tasting is by reservation. at 21300 HARPER $35 per person. (N. of 8 Mile Rd.) Off to The Eisteddfod in July SIt II (1Wt/f /ll4lNiiNIiIwtInI ""'*lCon EilIlMtI and ""* major c'lldll cardl acc:epled 776.8750 The Wayne State University Chamber Singers will be MON.-SAT. 10-7 crossing the Atlantic in July, to represent the United 823-6662 States at the International Musical Eisteddfod in Wales, but those of us who live in The Pointe only have to cross a street or two to hear them this Sunday. They'll be appearing at 4 p.m. in a s~ial pre-toW' RICHARD concert, sponsored by the Women of Wayne Alumni As- sociation, at Grosse Pointe Memorial Church. Tickets at WORSHIP SERVICES Spring Flower sale $5 single admission, $25 (covering two admissions) pa- tron, including a post-performance meet.the-artists re- GROSSE POINtE' Grosse Pointe Saturday, May 21 United Christ the King c~ "ith complimentary refreshments, ma): be.oo.- BAPIJU_C~Uf\.CH _ ..MmlDOflfr " _.,LutherJiltl, ~hurch tai1"'~W.oaUillg 5'17-~.w:::' ..W':!~J.:~ ...:. ::"" It, 4t CI1URCH 20338 Mack, GPW. . 8 a.m.-1 p.m. f' • 2133f Mack AVeD4le Grosse POlUte Wooch (f,211 MOnlss R\lld -884-5090 Proceeds from tbe May 22 concert will help send the ~eMUI .. IIIKfre~vII 88&-2363 Begonias 9.95aflat Sunday School 9 a m Singers across the sea. 884.0511 A...W"rm",l,youWeleQme Impatiens 9.95 a flat h 9 15 Family WorshIp Bible Classes 9 a m '" '" & Church School Family WorshIp 10 30 a m Petunias 7.50aflat . WORSHIP SERVICEs ~\QO'O~~O"hIP '~ So wDl proceeds from the Mu Phi EpsDo!W'Phi Mu Sunday S<:hoQI II 15 Worship Service Fellowship Hour. 11 30 a m 9'30 & 11 llO a m. 9 «Sam. I Wed Bible Class. 10 a m Marigolds 7.50 a flat Alpha Slnfonia-sponsored dinner at the Hotel St. Regis (Nursery. both Serv l EvenIng s.." Ice ' Nursery & Pre school Geraniums 1.754-1/2" pot honoring Renata Scotto alKl Ara Berberian next Wednes- 9 30 a.m Sun SChool 630pm. I day, May 25. prior to the 8 p.m. Metropolitan Opera Nursery • Ministers Joseph P Fabry, Pastor Geraniums 18.00 a flat Paslor CeOrgf M. Scheltfr All S.rVlce. :!IlIl 1Jt ' R( I)ert W Boley performance of "Lucia Di Lammermoor" at Masonic Luther Stohs, VICar Paslor Robfrl A, Rlmbo Rev.Wm Taft~.,..j" DaVid B Penmman 176 McKINLEY, GP FARMS Temple. Fortunately, neitber of the opera stars will be siDg. GROSSE POINTE WATCH THE "SERVICE OF THE WEEK" ing that evening (Mme. Scotto appears in "Macbeth" on MEMORIAL CIlURCH AT8P.M. Tuesday, Berberian in "Boris Godunov" on Thursday); 9:30 It 11:30 Worship ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 25 how could they after a meal of cold cherry soup, choco- 10'30 Study Hour late-covered pears and piece de resistance "Ronatini di Crib Care thru age 5 MONDAY, MAY 30 vDello a la Renata Scotto" in its premier appearance? PENTECOEiT SUNDAY CHANNEL 5 COUTURE CONFDlMATION SUNDAY Grosse Pointe Cable TV St. Regis Cbef Jan Emous created this veal dish ~ 12434 E. Snen Mile .... "TInS WAS THE DAY" prepared in the Italian style - but minus garllc and WE CARE Dr RayH. KIely This Week's Service From: De"eit, Mida. oniODl, since Mme. Scotto is allergic to tbose seasonings. GROSSE POINTE WOODS 371-3470 II LUe.a-e Dr. Dlal-A.Prayer The Wayne State University professional music fra. -.5311 • at.. 1IWT71. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH • Dressmaking ternities will honor both artists at the dinner. Mu Phi UNITED PRESBYTERIAN SPONSORED BY Epsilon will prelent its Lyre Award to Mme. Scotto. THE GROSSE POINTE MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION • Alterations Berberian will receive the Orpheus Award from Phi Mu Therese, who Will Alpha Sinfonia. The Grosse Pointe ST. MICHAEL's i dress you In the And there will be music. As a "thank you for helping Congregational < CHRIST CHURCH EPISCOPAL traditional elegance us get to Wues," the WSU Chamber Singers will sere-- and of the "Ruth Joyce" nade guests as part of the evening's entertainment. American Baptist ~ CHURCH )~ 61 Grosse Pomte Blvd. manner she so 21475lHIuIIIgdlte Put IIS-441 Church GrossePol. Wood. beautifully learned 21P t hafflJllt". .all ~Ihrop :iJ~~,t:;t~ under the personal DGC presents garden expert 884.4820 9:30 &: 11.15 8 00 a m Holy Euchansl The Episcopal Church Welcomes Yo" superviSion of the 9 30 a m BIble Study former "Ruth Joyce" The Detroit Garden Center, 10- kovich, Miss Agnes Crow, Mrs. (Nursery Avadablel cated in Historic Moross House on Osborn Day, Mrs. William Moore, PrinCipal servIces herself. "I will build 1030 am East Jefferson Avenue, opposite Mrs. William Howarth, Mrs. my church" Choral EucharISt and 9 15 a m Holy EucharlSl & Church School St>rmon. Sunday School the University Club, will present Robert J. Ungewitter and Mrs. St. Matt. 16: 13-20 11 15 :l m Mornm,l: Praver and Sermon Robert Clark in an informal work- Harvey Pickford. We.!kday Euehansl Holy EucharlSl - flm Sunday shop this Saturday, May 21, from Other area residents serving on 9 30 a m Tuesday In/II'll. Cllre prOllded - hoth HrllUJ 10 a m, to 1 p.m in the Moross special DGC committees are Mrs. CrIb room fac:.thtlel 9A M FIRST SATURDAY House garden, Daniel Beck, Mrs. Frederick Cbureh School at Other services - Holy Euchamt Reel4lr Robert E NeUy Clark, in charge of the Belle Isle Schumann, Mrs. Robert Palmer 930 only 5 30 p m Salurda~ Conservatory and the Floriculture Mrs Eugene Chosy, Miss Eleano~ Lookmg For Friendship 8 00 a m - Sunday Unit ci the City ci Detroit's Forest Carmody, Mrs Lois Martin and Dr Ro\ R HUlcht'On and Bible Teaching' and Landscape Division, will be Mrs Ronald Popkie. James Con- R~\ Jack E "k,te< 9 30 am - TlIesda) avail!1ble to. answer gardenin,g way serves as a representative questIons, WIth Special emphasiS from the DetrOit Historical on spring garden preparation and Museum. Grosse Pointe Woods Redeemer maintenance, • United All are welcome to bring a • • PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Summer activities at the DGC Methodist Dial A lunch to Saturday's program, and 19950 Mack Avenue ~ Church picnic in the garden. include another open house, to run Illlltwly "'-"" Mlnlss IIIil Vernier Roads) Prayer from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday, June R86 4300 • • • 20571 Vernier 12. A gardemng consultant will be 9:30 EDUCATION HOUR The DGC has just celebrated ItS available A bus tour to Hidden Harper Wood~ 882-8770 For Adults, Youth 88420'\5 Presently In Stock 50th anmversary and ItS lOth year Lake Gardens, the Michigan State and Children or in Moross House Dunng recent University faCility located in Ti~ 11:00 WORSHIP LIMITED EDITION 9 15 a m Church SchrlOl PORCELAIN elections, Mrs Richard E Noyes, ton, with a luncheon stop in Bliss- Children's Learning Center and 10 30 a m Wor,hlp 884-0369 Sug Retail Pt•.DO of The Woo~s, became Its new field at Hathaway House, is plan- Nursery PrOVIded Rev D"n Llchtenfell Kltzler'1 Price PIO." president. ned for Thursday, July 28. Fur- COME GROW WITH US DIal a Pra) er 1lll44'l69 Serving with her are Mrs. Alex- ther informatIOn may be obtained ander Gill, Mrs, Wilham F San. by calling 259-6.163. First English French-Canadian workshop 81ated GROSSE POINTE St. Paul Ev. FIRST CHURCH OF UNITARIAN Ev. Lutheran UNDERSTANDING The French-Canadian Herttage searchers Several volumes from '~'':. Lutheran CHURCH Church C~urch 1178 AUDUBON Kitzler's Kollectables Society of Michigan and the St the French.Canadian Society re- Jt'~ at GROSSE POINTE ~ ; 881.1670 Vernier Road at NO NO •••• 4eE UOUtDAnoN Jean-Baptiste Society of Detroit ference library will be avail ables, WAR MEMORIAL Church ServIce "> l Chalfonte and Wedgewood Dnve, FOR THE ENTIRE MONTH OF MAY co.sponsor their fourth annual as well as books for sale, •','; lotflrop Rehglous Education Gro~se Pomte Woods 10 a m Interpretlng the bell., ftgurlnee. genealogy workshop Saturday, The French-Canadian Hentage 30 • 701161 off ll'llOA M Worship 1184-5040 Bible lnUl TodlY's I.lV1ng thlmblee, fltholl Mld oollectOrplllte. May 21, In the Friends' Au. Society is a non-profit organiza- 9 15 Famtly ServIce Wor~hlp and Church No "'"It 0' J"" ~. ~IM d ~ IMturld dltorium of the Detroit Public LI- lion deSigned to promote Interest lIAM School - 9 15 a m II/p("(\ prayfr Mlp or 11't 01 other activilles call lllI2S32'1 AHOT"f:lt 10% 0" WILL II Q'VIN AT brary on Woodward Avenue 10, awareness ci and appreciation The Rev lirooks WIlker Nursery 9 IS & 11 A M, Church Wor~hlp Sunday School 9 15 -llam THE TIMI 0' YOU.... UCTION The admission-free program for French..canadian heritage and 17150 Maumee DR SARAH SOLADA Paul F Kepplfr. PUlor runs from 9:30 to 5 p m Speakers history by facilitating contact and 8810420 RfV KeMelh R Lentz, and her ministers Mnk Hlrt. "'II Pastor 77$.""". 2151. Gratiot. RoenHIe , will cover topics of interest to interaction among members, Janel Mlrvar. VICar are available lay-a-way, Never a UPS em... r~v both beginning and advanced reo especially for research, ( .. Page Flve-B Thursday,May 19, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS : End Pear Tree Mystery trip * Asking Questions and Not Getting Answers? Quester season for Questers * Looking for a Church that Cares about People? * Want to be Excited about going to Church? The Pear Tree Chapter of Ques- It has become traditional for the ters is holding its final meeting of Grand Marais Chapter of Questers the year today, Thursday, May 19, to close its year with a •'mystery Come Worship With Us! visiting the Streets of Old Detroit trip," and this year was no excep- in the basement of the Detroit tion. The program, arranged by Historical Museum prior to lunc. Mrs. John MacKay, took 21 memo ~~:T~~~ heon in the museum's Founder's bers on a tour of Franklin Vil- (A Non denominational Fellowship of Believers) Room lage's historic houses and shops Pear Tree's slate of officers for last Friday, May 13. Sunday Worship Service 10:30 a.m. the commg year will be installed. "Antiquing" was followed by j They are Mrs Fred Wicklund, luncheon at Peabody's in Birm- Sunday Evening 6:00 p.m. president, Mrs A.J. ChrIstie, ingham The delightful day ended Children's Sunday School 10:30 a.m. VIce-presIdent, Mrs. John McLel- with a visit to the George Booth Midweek StUdy Wednesdays 7:00 p.m. lan, secretary, and Mrs. Arnold Home on the grounds of Cran- 21760 RAVEN ROAD • EAST DETROIT MICHIGAN 48021 • (313) 7762120 Launs, treasurer brook. Rev. Scott G. Slocum - Pastor 772-8279 LISA A. LUNDELL, daughter of MR. and SINCE ENGLESIDE J947 MRS. ARVID LUN- DELL, of North Duval Drapery and Carpet Cleaning Road, was named to" the Dean's List for the Drapery fIrst semester, 1982-83, Carpet at Wheaton College, Cleaning NOl ton, Mass, where Cleaning she IS a semor. Dazzllitg debutantes · · · * Looking over the program for the eighth annual Presentation Among University Ball honoring the Syrian-Lebanese Debutantes of 1983are a trio 300/0 off 95 of Detroit students of Pointers who will make their bows to society this year and Reg. $1.00 per panel $29 who were inducted one escort (left to right) DENISE JABBOUR, daughter of Mr. 90 NOW '4 (""'"'") any room & hall into the university's and Mrs. Samir Jabbour, of Bishop Road, CHRISTOPHER FU- chapter of Alpha HER, son of Woods residents Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fuher, Upholstery Sigma Nu, the Nat- MELISSA MABARAK, daughter of the Philip Mabaraks, of Special IOnal Jesuit Honor Pemberton Road, and CAROL ANN MICHAEL, daughter of Mr. Society, at ceremonies Wall Washing Cleaning March 20, are VIN- and Mrs. James Michael, of Berkshire Road. Two more Point- COUCH .•. Regular t39$O CEN:r CUSUMANO, ers, Lyla Rose Dor-Ghali, of Kensington Road, and Nancy Al- 10 00 off NOW '29 of Hampton Road and hem, of Roslyn Road, will be among the debutantes presented $5 CHAIR •.. Regular 124" CAROLINE JOAN Saturday, May 21, at Hillcrest Country Club. per room 50 WESENBERG, of Honorary chairperson is His Thomas in their West Bloomfield NOW '16 Colomal Road. The Excellency Mr. Samit' Chamma, Hills home. The debs, in turn, universIty notes that Consul General of Lebanon. Gen- honored senior citizens in mid- Senior Citizens All ADDITIOIlAL 10% Off students so honored iUlNGINONlr) eral chairpersons are Josephine April a~ a 81. Maron's Social Hall, have dIstinguished (Mrs. Peter) Saigh, ri The Park, receptIOn co-chaIred by Nora SERVING THE SHORES & POINTES themselves scholast- and Kathleen (Mrs. James) (Mrs John) Francis and Geor- 23419 Mack 15255l 7 Mile ReI. Ically and through ex- Tamer, of St. Clair Shores. gette (Mrs. Peter) Bolos, assisted '9 M,I... MlKkl ceptional service to Reservations for the party, by Eva (Mrs. John) Abdoo. 773.6190 839-2500 the campus and the which begins at 6 p.m. with cock- Mr. and Mrs. Tamer and Mrs. community. tails and hors d'oeuvres ana will Vicky George will host an evening feature music by Jerry Ross V + reception at Hillcrest for the debs JUNe 2. 3'.It Is Your Student Reaching Academic Potential? II, may be obtained by calling the and their escorts. club, 772-2240. Proceeds from the ------Is there a loss of self-esteem and confidence? $35-per-person, tax-deductible tic- ANN WILLISON, daughter of Where do you go? What do you do? kets will be used for the United MR. and MRS. J. DAVID WILLI- WHEN YOUR STUDENT NEEDS HELP Christian Lebanese Association SON, of Heather Lane, was named SCholarship Fund. to the Dean's List for the fall • Our Professional staff offers a successful The debs and their mothers semester at Wheaton College. educational plan, K-Adult were honored in mid-March at a Students so honored earned at • Individualized prescriptive tutoring in an tea given by Dr. and Mrs. Paul least a 3 4 grade point average . academic environment Captain EDWARD • We answer individual needs OSETEK, USN, came • Specialized Program for K-4 \ from Chicago to in- duct his niece, R.N. listening skills. readina and math SARAH JESS JOS- BILL & SAM - JUNE 3 SETTE OSETEK, into 30 minute IptMlarances It: GROSSE POINTE LEARNING CENTER the United States 11 :011, 1:110, 2:30 • Educational Services • Psychotherapy Na~y R.t:!WH~ ,iI\ ~ 4:011, 6:30 & 7.30 • Hypnotherapy • ~':'.:D.: Lic~~e~ psychologist .privrate >ee'ret1\ony i1:l • hcH"'Kelfiit~gtdlf RoacI ~'4;1j3Iuif'X(utlii:"ji'lt' 343.0836 83 Kercheval Grosse Pie. Fanna, MI home Sunday, March June 2 - 9:30, 1:111,4:1111 7:30 27. Following basic Jun. 3 - 9:3D training at Newport, June 4 - 9:30, 1:0014:00 R.I., Ensign Osetek OTHER SPECIAL FEATURES will be stationed at Appearitlg Friday, JUM 3 onl, Charleston, S.C. ':II,I:JI41." i.~I:liii4:14;1 • • • Creatars af Preciaus Maments Northern Michigan University sophomore BILL RAPPMAN, of ...... :;.....$.: ... The Pointe, was "~"~,---.,.....".,=,,.,....,,=~---. __• A VERY SPECIAL '_ among the members CONDOMINlUM COMMUNTIY • {~x~ ~ of the Art Students _-=-=---,--,-- ...... 0(0 ..:t"-:.. ... League of Northern . Nestled in the very center of ".,.,.."., Michigan University the St. Clair Shores Country ':, ~. who exhibited their Club and Just minutes from ~ works in the group's Lake St Clair. Brand new de- annual juried exhibit. slgnercondolIUmum homes With attached garages and quamt brick courtyards priced from the PIANOS WANTED 70's With just $3,695 down. Some Bnds. s,lIlts. elll.1II umts ready foroccupancy. TOP PRICES PAID L~~ ~ 837-0506 _... <"f' Models open daily 1 -till 6, closed~. ~.« IUY - SELL - ItE,n ~~ Thursdays. Located on Masonic oN:;. , .....:1"" Blvd. (13V2 Ml1e Rd.) just east of';;~ ~- .. •;-.;...- 1-94. Phone 294-2425 .• Z'"'-:- ~_~~~" * Adjustable rate mortgages now -'~\,<-"", • -r""", avaLlableat 90/,% • ","f ~~;.~ ...#;... " .J' ... ~ ---;; "',$ -.,.- #-~- .....:...... -~...... " w .,...... ,._~ ?"A.- ~ -et'l.: .; 'C'....,.. ~ ...... ,...... " -. ~ ~ ... __ ... "' ...... tItf* ::*-" "Ko ...... WHITTIER TOWERS fYltelte ~ a f,./'tana nelO It/e 0/ f!/lelt'ltelnenl awailinf/ o/Ieltinfl .. • Private rooms and apartments all with private baths • Around -the-clock security • Excellent Meals and • Doctors' Clinic • Registered Nurses en duty • Grocery Store • library all wlthm the bUilding F'Or the 1 5 and 6 8 Year Old ClJlld Half & Full Day lJerrmn' A uIIlaue Neu Toddler (enta Pro~ram ARC' /2 ,\irmrhr to 2 / /2 Yetlrr (ontI'lIlC' fhmu(h lJumm. r DI1Y ~. Thursday, May 19, 1983 Page Six-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS JAMES N. MOTS- Pan.sy lunch time Country Club lunch for Louisa St. Clair Josiah Harmar DAR PACHYSANDRA CHALL Jr" of The Farms, was named Cor local Tri-Deltas Members of Louisa St. Clair istrar, Miss Mary catherine Bick- meets this Saturday l'~mtlNlltl (J.-,tl/lt SPlUtltI ,1983 Man of the Year Chapter, Daughters of the Ameri- nell as hlStorian and Mrs. Chester by the Notre Dame Members of the Detroit-Grosse can RevolutlOn, gather today, K. McFarland as hbrarian. Miss Sarah M. DaVIS, of Lake- The .dell permanent ~lP''''' ground cover plant Club of Detroit as the to grow In sunny 1$ WIlli II sh.cly I~tions whir. Pointe Alumnae Chapter of Delta Thursday, May 19, at the Country Directors are Miss Josephme E ville, will be hostess for the grass fail' Grows at eYen he.,t of about 8 IncNs. Notre Dame alumnus Delta Delta will close this year's Club of DetrOlt for their annual Benson, Mrs. Frank S Clark and Grosse Pointe Park General who judged Plant 6 Indles al*'t. Sturdy. _l-rooted plMlU, is as hav- activities with their annual Pansy meetmg and luncheon. Mrs. Douglas R GlM. Josiah Harmar Chapter, postPild 50-$13.50, 100-$22.95, 500-$85.95, ing done the most for Luncheon, gathering next Wed- Daughters of the American Re- 1000-$145 00 F,l>ftt quillty stock POl~,d Ifld the club in terms of Officers and chairmen will re- Delegates to the DAR state nesday, May 25. at the home of port on the year's activities, and a meeting, to be held in Flint in volution, at noon thiS Saturday, e>p.rll~ pecked GuarentMd to I",. or _'II I'I9lact time, talent aM dedi- Mrs. Martin Owens who will be May 21 Co-hostesses are Mrs. up to I yNr Prompt sh,pment Ordtr direct {rom lid '" cation. Motschall was review of events at the DAR Con. September, elected at the chap- send for pi4nt fol4~r assisted at the "cup-o-salad" af- tmental Congress held m mid- ter's April meetlJlg are the Mes- Walton Chalmers and Mrs Claude 110. IA graduated from Notre fair by Mrs. Sam Minnella Hmman. EEKSKILL NURSERIES IhMIOIk,NY1 Dame University in Apnl in Wasfllngton, DC., Wl1lbe dames Kenneth J. Brown, Corne- 1971. Traditionally each spring, Tn- presented tius G. Egan, George F. Ryck- Luncheon speaker Mrs. John S Deltas nationwide honor members Newly elected officers will be man, B Thomas Weyhmg and Buchanan, chapter regent and of 50 years by initiatmg them into mstalled. mcludmg Mrs George Mrs. Erwin. The new regent also delegate to the 92nd DAR Con- the ~lden Circle, symbolized by T Edson as regent, Mrs John F. will attend as a LouISa St. Clair Klein and Mrs. FrederIC M HlJld- tmental Congress, held m Wash- the pansy. Two Grosse Pomters, ley as first and second vice-re- delegate mgton, D.C , 10 AprIl, will report Mrs. Sheldon Drennan (Ruth gents, respectively, and Mrs Congratulations are m order tG- on the election of the new DAR Rich, University of Mictugan) and Myron Mountz as chaplain day, for chapter members from natIOnal preSident-general, Mrs Mrs. Donald Scobie (Anna Lloyd, The lIst continues with Mrs. throu@out the metropolitan area Walter Hughey Kmg, a Tennessee Denmson Umversity) Will be so Harold S Conn and Mrs Carlton attenwng the meetmg will hear reSident, and the new slate of na- Dinner - Lunch - Sunday Brunch honored this year. Fmsterw&ld as recordIng and cor- tllat LOUisa St. Clair, thanks to honal offIcers. Wine Cocktails, Champagne, Wine. Beer respondmg secretarIes. respec- Mrs. Clark, has won national hon- Reservations for the luncheon tlvely, Mrs. John H. Erwin as ors in American Heritage, Sliver Other business of the day will be may be made and further mfor- the installation of General JOSiah 343-0610 treasurer, Mrs B Thomas Wey- Honor Roll and Outstanding Year mation obtained by contacting hing HI fl<;fin~n(,If'1 <;N'r('tflry. Book (Mrs Wheeler deserves spe- Harmar's own new regent, Mrs. Kimberly Komer 20311 Mack, Grosse Pointe Woods ChrIS MmneHa, HM-lf4\Jl Mrs. Kenneth M Wheeler as reg- cia! thanks for this) recognitIon Lows Vrablll, and ollIel ofi1cel:>. ....II _ll!f,._W"_.~------._rw &~~ Introducing I I, ,~ I ~ i; Formerly Super Clips GRAND OPENING GRAND OPENING 81:10..,#.. ™ 22445 KELLY ~ everyday TUESDAY, MAY 24 at 9 MILE ROAD, lAST DETROIT 9:00 A.M. first fifty haircuts free: free haircuts to the first fifty peop,le.,who come to our ... , new East Detroit ~at'on Tu.sday,:MCry~24tlGDdVWednas..",~ ,. ,OIU U J "I. , _ /}JIP ~,.lI':" 1 ~jlIO"'hl b hO (/1 • ' ;W- day, May 25. 22445 Kelty at 9 Mile Road in East Detroit. 11 QUICK No appointments - just walk in - convenient !lours Mon. - Fri. 9 to 9; Sat. 9 to 6 When you're ready for us we're ready for you. INEXPENSIVE Because we provide a limited range of ser- QUALITY "ices, allowing our cutters to become Professionally licensed cutters, trained 80 Rics specialists in their own field, doing Bo Rics way, to give best haircuts in the most modern haircuts for less. haircuttmg techniques anywhere. TM HI:IOII#"TM BDrer",.. THIS COUPON GOOD FOR THIS COUPON GOOD FOR $ 00 OFF OFF OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICE ON ANY CONDITIONING PERM OF A $6.00 HAIRCUT INCLUDES SHAMPOO, CUT & STYLE ™ BaRleS ™ J BaRleS NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY NO APPOIItTIIENT NECESSARY BUT RECOMMENDED ON PERIlS TRI.CITY PLAZA ROCHESTER 15180 13.MILE RD. & HAYES 131 SOUTH LIVERNOIS w/ACO Hardware. Warren-4CS-OS.cI 652-7373 COUNTRY SIDE PLAZA CHICAGO. RYAN PLAZA .0040 HA YES RD" '/, Mile N _of 17 MU. Rd. 22445 KELLV ROAD 31908 RYAN RD. Clinton Twp. - 263.0<150 Warren - 979.0054 At 9 Mile Road FOREST CITY PLAZA VILLAGE COMMONS 25023 VAN DYLE(lOMlle.V.nOyke) 28612 HARPER, Martin-Harper EAST DETROIT Center Line - 754.8874 St. Clair Shores - n1.4395 Southfl.ld Westland livonia livonia Dearborn Hit.. Troy ~2oq Southfield ;10;189Mlddlebe!t 27360 Warren Ave 5096 ROCMs'er Rd 6006 N Wayne Rd 37~60 5 Mde Rd 445.1202 12 Mlle. SouthfIeld Rd 1 810ck North of Ford 464 ~ 1~4 , MIle N of 7 Mde Rd Emprre Plalo Kings Row Plozo Farrell Plaza Westview Ploza Phone 471 5777 Phone 27~ 9019 Phone 5289017 Phone 559 4683 Phone 729.9260 Canton Waterford Trenton Southgate 7254 North Sheldon Rd 5584 DUlCIe Hwy HOURS: Mon. to Fri. 9 to 9; Sat. 9 to 6 3675WestRd 14735 Northline Rd North Conton Center Harvard Plaza No Appointment Necessary Phon~ 671 8311 Phone 28046360 Phone 453 3920 Phone 623.2914 ... __ ...... ,~an n~ .."Qi;'"I... a V'i'_maa """..., --.---- ...... -... -=_...._ .._II,.."..,....~ \ I Page Seven-B Thursday, May 19, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS '" STRONGMAN Ii) FIRST OFFERING ENGLISH - A cut above the others and very well done This offering has a new kitchen, & ASSOCIATES -IIIIIJ family room and full bath The hardwood floors have been beautifully reflmshed Three bed- I rooms and two full baths in the Farms. 881-0800 GREAT STARTER HOUSE - really cute' NICE LITTLE BUNGALOW located close to Features nice lIvmg room, dmlng room and X-Wd) and Eastland - priced for 1m- a kltchen, 2 bedrooms on 1st floor plus large medJate sale - 2 bedrooms and bath down bedroom on 2nd floor, flnl~hed ba!>ement plus bedroom up, detached garage and lots and detached garage more m FIRST OFFERING UNUSUAL TO SAY THE LEAST - DynamiC NEAR THE LAKE, the classIc birch colonial THE "FOOLER" - Can't see It from the out beamed famll) room With oversized firep- was built In 1965 and features both a library Side but It'S there - lot larger thdn It look!>, CD lace, giant deck wraps around - overlooks and family room with pegged floors, a green- beSides the liVing room, den dnd modern fantastic grounds - 2 bedrooms and 2 house, large kitchen, five bedrooms, three kitchen there's a gigantic family room With baths down, 3 bedrooms up, modern baths and two lavatOries Located on one of the fireplace, also the master bedroom I;' huge kitchen - here's charm I Farm's best streets With separate stairway - much more - super' THE "ALOT FOR A LITTLE" HOUSE PrIced In the mid 50's, great condlhon, plenty of -a T L C Jlt~l e, lid:> :>VdLlOl!:> 1I~lllg I Will dllU EXTRA SHARP 2 BEDROOM RANCH - only dining room, modern kitchen, 3 bedrooms - FIRST OFFERING - GROSSE POINTE CITY 2 years old - has hbrary With boohhelves, down, mother-m.law apartment up, call for attached garage, formal dining room see 0 GREAT FROM THE CURB _ INTERIOR SUPERB - Three bedroom bungalow situated on a large details unty system, central dlr conditIOning, Clf lot Newer kitchen, breakfast room, two full updated baths, screened porch, formal dining room, OWNER CARES AND IT SHOWS - Very spe. cular dnve and yard free mdmtenance, and many more amemtles Simple Assumption I Clal, custom bUilt ColOnial with charm and move In condltlOn elegance, features family room, 3 bed- -- FIRST OFFERING rooms, 21/2 baths plus recreation room and 17111 JEFFERSON - Masterfully decorated and meticulously maintaIned IS this two bedroom In :s / WELL MAINTAINED BUNGALOW Grosse full bath 111 basement Must be seen to ap- condominIUm apartment bemg offered for the first time In the Jefferson apartments Twenty- Pomte Woods, another great starter house, preciate four hour securIty and the convemence of indoor parking and doorman add to the many reasons 2 bedrooms plus Flonda Room or Den, 1 .. for owning this fine condomirnum apartment large bedroom up, carpets and drape'> m YOU'LL LOVE THIS WELL MAINTAINED eluded, no garage but allO\~ances. don't COLONIAL With ultra modern kitchen, lots 911 EDGEMONT PARK - One of the fme houses that Grosse Pointe IS famous for behind the miss it' of butlt-ms, has den and famlly room on 1st CD Circular driveway and situated on an estate SIZed lot is tlllS excellent example of a Mediterran- floor, master bedroom has dreSSIng room ean Villa Fireplaces galore and fabulous floor1Og and detail abound and bath, 3 addlhonal bedrooms and 2 more . WARMTH AND CHARM IS our deilcnphon for baths on 2nd floor plus utilIty room, large thiS beautifully mamtamed Colomal In 203 CLOVERLY - YOU'VE GOT TO SEE the interior of the architecturally Significant home de- heated studlo on 3rd floor Gorgeous yard pnme locatIOn, den, master bedroom has signed by ELIEL & ERO SAARINEN. BUllt to last, thiS fine five bedroom, 41h bath home IS With perenmal gardens. Just a dream I fireplace and attached sun room plus full :>.i"at ..d on three lots on one of the POinte's most sought after streets. bath, another sUite and bedroom on 2nd CLOSE TO GROSSE POINTE, Eastland and :D floor, 2 bedrooms on 3rd floor, only the be- X.way, Handyman's specIal, .ranch with 2 553 LAKELAND - Handyman and decorators challenge Solid basic house With five bedrooms, 31h gmmng, new carpetmg, large closets, bedrooms, family room, attached garage baths New furnace, terrific country kitchen, family room and hbrary Needs a buyer With beautiful up-to-date Country Kitchen, oh' and extra large lot, owner would conSider Imaglnatlon, time and talent Priced at $125,900, far below other houses 10 the Grosse Pointe City terms CD There's a recreation room too 1 neIghborhood 1134 GRAYTON - CLASSIC BRICK COLONIAL With slate roof Six bedrooms, 31h baths, library, central air/new furnace, excellent condition and location m Planning to sell your house? Talk to a professional. Call any member of the Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange. They have the know-how! m en.. FIRST OFFERINGS ..• m GROSSE POINTE WOODS _ Outstanding custom bUilt Colomal near Lakeshore Drive has five bedrooms, two full baths + two half baths, large famuy room with fireplace, handy first floor S~ 20439 MACK AVENUE .. laundry room and many additIOnal amenities! Excellent buy at $159,900. 881-6300. Grosse POinte Woods HANDILY LOCATED on a favorite Farms street, this three bedroom, 2~ aalIh\COLONlJlll.-o[Ms\. .11 " 'E,;e,'~~'~~~e4~ '(" CD fleXible land contract A quality built home for $97,500! 884-0600. .. ~ ... ""here ."ales aTld Fr;elU/s -ire Uade" 886-8710 OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 5 '. 4 Bdrms, 21h baths, country kitchen, library 8&WIlOO 19745Blossom Ln 11,2Story OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 45 S. Duval Colomal 4 Bdrms, 21h baths, family room, NOW $159,000! 884-0600 555 Lakeshore Colonial 4 Bdrms, 31h baths, see picture below! 884-0600 1928 PRESTWICK - 3 bedroom colomal m 2101 Lennon Ranch 3 Bdrms, 2 baths, den, rec room $65,000 881-6300 947 LAKE SHORE - Grosse Pomte Shores, 535 Washmgton Ranch 3 Bdrms, family room, central air, great assumption 881-6300 beautiful 4 bedroom colomal Newly deeo with Ilh baths, hardwood floors and wet 1 plaster, natural fireplace, 2 car garage With 9 Wellington PI Colonial 4 Bdrms, 21,2baths, apartment pool, MORE! 884-0600 rated thru-out. Family room 2 2 baths, new >C heated room attached 1546Yorktown Colomal 4 Bdrms, 21h baths, country SiZed lot 881-6300 roof, new carpetIng & drapes Alarm S)S- o tem. Central aIr Rec rm ." zm 1389 BRYS - 3 Bedroom colomal with 686 BIRCH LN - Three bedroom ranch lo- en ~( modern lotchen, newer furnace, 2 car gar cated on a large lot 21,2baths, family room, > n c age, spaCIous room, patIO Simple assump d10lng room, first floor laundry Owner WIll z lion. conSider trade on a smaller home. Land c " Contract Terms > ::r 21208 VAN K -' Quaht)' constructIOn IS -< '" shown m this lovely 4 bedroom colomal 212 ~ baths, FamJly room Screened gazebo In 23183 GLADHILL - St Clair Shores border- Ul yard. 2 car attached garage Tiled base- mg Grosse Pomte Woods 3 bedroom ranch m ment With custom features 2 way fireplace OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 ~ OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 5' ThiS spacIOus Mt IN THE PARK - ThiS four bedroom, 21h bath Vernon Colomal features large family room, li- Tudor Wlth addltlonal third floor quarters fea- BY APPOINTMENT tures a paneled famIly room AND library plus brary, award-wlnnmg kltchen, maid's quarters FIRST OFFERING - Grosse POinte Woods - Pernen Place A very deSirable street With a very ca and you can assume the eXisting loan for unbelievable extras 881-6300 unique floor plan Three bedroom ranch With 21h baths, parquet floor In famtly room Wlth an $65,000' 884-0600 attached screened porch New fence and outdoor hghtmg 10 yard Slate foyer. 2 car attached GROSSE POINTE PARK _ Three bedroom, Ph bath Colomal has large hVlng room, dining room garage CD and family room. kitchen bUlIt-ms, finished basement and good value price - $124,500 881--6300 FIRST OFFERING - Country Club 1D Harper Woods Charmmg Cape Cod bungalow WIth three BROADSTONE _ Three bedroom, 11,2bath Colomal on lovely double Woods lot features family bedrooms, plus a slttmg room on second floor Updated country kitchen With bUilt-in dishwasher room, recreatIOn room With fIreplace, land contract $115,900 881-4200 Furnace 3 years old Central mr Patio WIth gas bar b que Tiled basement 21,2car garage BISHOP _ A fme family Colonial offermg three bedrooms, 11,2baths, family room, frreplace, central LAKEPOINTE - Sharp mcome In Grol>!>e POinte Park Lower contams. 3 bedrooms, upper 2 - Gr... POIRte air and a OIcely finished basement Terms to SUit most budgets' 881-4200. bedrooms Fireplace In lower umt Separate ullhtles RecreatIOn room With full bath Assumable R..tEMate mortgage or Land Contract lEad ...... WINDMILL POINTE AREA - A umque Cox & Baker Contemporary on lovely 96' x 219' site Five RIDGEMONT - Grosse Pomte Woods Just reduced to $48,800 Cozy two bedroom ranch With newer bedrooms, 31~ baths, family room and MORE! FleXible terms 881-8300 Borland Asaoc ..... carpetmg Natural fireplace, J 1~ car garage Tiled basement Assumable mortgage Iff Early KeIrn Reetty QUAINT FARMS STREET oHers well maintained four bedroom, two bath Colomal With two extra SUNNINGDALE - A real charmer 4 bedroom center entrance colomal WIth 21,2baths, famtly room, century 21 LochITlOOf rooms sUitable for den, sewmg room or nursery I Lots of space aHordably priced B84-06OO hbrary, bright and cheery kitchen WIth eatmg area Beautuully decorated Rec room With bar Win. J ChamptOfl and fIreplace Central all', sprinkler !>ystem, 2 car attached garage Large dmmg room Many ..Co ..... /' \ newer Items DenafWtf Ba4Jr, Whon and StrOh InC WAYBURN - Two bedroom bungalow \'dth d Simple assumption available at 81'-t%, 20 years remam- ---il-'-'P-...... --.-' ....v:...' '-:~ 109 $215 00 per month mcludmg taxe;, and Insurance ExpanSIOn area upstairs 1 car garage RG. Ed9*r& AMl>c1Mell IEAITOIS HAMPTON - A JO)' to see Immaculate condition New kitchen 3 bedrooms, l'h baths, natural John S GOOdman Inc fireplace Family room Finished ba~ement With bar Central air Custom wlTldow treatments. GroIN POinte New furnace Assumable mortgage AMI Estate Co DAMMAN - Harper Woods - Bungalow With three bedroom'> family room. Well landscaped Patio. HI9I* & Wallon lno Central air Assumable mortgage at II' ( JoM$t . \ •• .. Thursday, May 19, 1983 Page Etght-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS •'WE LOVE IT" 17 ~ORE DRIVE - FIRST OFFERING - One of Grosse Pointe Farms most recognized and mtereatln8 homes, thlS elegant property has been completely renovated and redecorated sliJce That's what you'll say when .rrwrnberof the 1~1. Tlus property. features large SpaciOUS rooms, 3 fireplaces, .. bedrooms, 31f.1baths and a umque secruded brick patio Call for addItIOnal detaJ.Is Grosse Pointe Real E8tate Exchange 1404 DEVONSHIRE - Three bedroom Ranch (quallty bmJder's own residence) features den, central finds you your new home. air, three car attached garage Contract terms and occupancy certificate $89,000 GROSSE POINTE SHORES - Elegant Colomal, just off Lakeshore Drive, custom bul1t by Mast Beautifully decorated In warm earth tones, a large family room With wet bar and fIreplace, four bedrooms, three full baths. Call today Ifor further detaLIs. 917 GRAND MARAIS - Handsome fIve bedroom residence on double lot Perfect con 1112 DEVONSHIRE . BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH 436 ROLAND - COMFORTABLE LIVING 10 , 'ft1QOR. with f~ bedrooms, three baths, for- this 3+ bedroom, 1% bath colonial with a fam- <~ma1 dining room\ Florida room, new family Ily room, central alf, natural fireplace and ------.,------EXQUISITE COLONIAL on Belle MeaC1e. cus- MANOR ROAD - Lovely EngUsh Tudor with 3 'rOOm, leaded glass and beautiful yard Reason- terms! $97,500. tom bUIlt In 1976 Spacious family room or 4 bedrooms on 2nd plus bectroom & bath ably pnced at $168,000, I ,- with fireplace & bar surrounded by red- on 3rd. Kitchen bas bUilt-ins. Library. 1 Paneled It carPeted ree. room. 3 car gar- "FIRST OFFERING - INVEST. BY APPOINTMENT "FIRST OFFERING - COLO. wood deck & overlooking superbly land- ORS DELIGHT or good NIAL IN THE FARMS with scaped yard Two 1st floor powder rooms &I age. starter home with three bed- new decor, three bedrooms, 1st floor laundry 3 bedrooms 2 baths on RIVARD - Brick fiat. Units have 3 bedrooms, 'FIRST OFFERING - WELL 2% baths, natural flfeplace, 2nd. Rec. room, pool room It lav in car- rooms, hardwood floors, tn- 2 baths It family room each. New separate MAINTAINED home m De- two car garage, brick Court- peted basement Central air 3 car attached. pie track storms and screens troit With three bedrooms, furnaces. yard, sprinkler system and garage and a two car garage. living room with natural charm I SEVERN '- 4 bedroom 21f.1bath Colonial on Priced in the 20's fireplace, 1Y.! car garage, beautlfully landscaped & sprinklered 9OX142 hardwood floors and LOCHMOOR BOULEVARD in the Shores. 6 lot. 15 ft library with bar. 18 foot family FHA/VA terms bedroom 4% bath Contemporary on 200X162 lot. Central air. Large entrance hall. 19x27 room. Ree. room. 2 car att. garage. PRIVATE GARDEN SETTING hvmg room. Library Family room. Bar THE SYCAMORES - Two lovely new houses enhances this two bedroom, room Rec room With fireplace & bar in UOlque setting. No 10 It No. 15 Sycamore. 1% bath condominium . Burglar & fire alarm Circular drive & 2 Both have first floor master bedroom central air, patio and prI- car attached garage. suites. Or you may choose from the build. vacy livmg ' Ing suites available &I custom build your own new house. Open Sunday 2:00-5:00. CHARMING RANCH with three KENSINGTON near Jefferson. 4 bedroom 2% bedrooms, 1Y.! baths, first MINI-MANSION With nine bed- bath Victorian Colomal 16 foot library plus HAWI'HORNE ROAD in the Shores. 4 bedroom floor laundry room, family rOOms, 4% baths, hbrary, family a 27 foot sunken faffilly room with slate 21,2bath English on SOxI33 lot. Cheerfully room with natural fireplace, room, sun room, garden room floor Modern kitchen. Glassed && screened decorated. Beamed ceiling && fireplace in sprinkler system and a 2Y.! and MUCH more! porch 2 extra buildable 80 ft. lots included. I1ving room. Library. 2 car attached gar- car garage NEWLY DECORATED starter All nicely landscaped age. $145,000. EFFICIENT TOWNHOUSE WIth home in the Park has newer W. DOYLE PL. - .. bedroom 21f.1bath 1Y.!story three bedrooms, 1% baths, LAKE POINTE - 2 family flat at 1158 carpeting, appliances in- residence with 1st floor laundry 21ft car at- newer storms and screens, cluded and priced at $29,500 Lakepomte, 2 bedrooms each umt. Separate tached garage. Rec. room Anderson newer carpetmg, central air furnaces 3 car garage Appliances in- theremopane windows 65x14O lot $132,500 and close to the Village BRAND NEW FAMILY ROOM cluded hlghhghts thiS three bedroom, LEWISTON near CharlevOiX French style re- 1% bath colomal With remodeled LAKESHORE - SpacIOus Colomal on 121x75O Sidence with 4 bedrooms 2 baths on 2nd 1 kitchen, new carpeting and lot T7 foot Itbrary Updated kitchen. Pool bedroom with bath on 3rd Rec room With newer roof $71,500. bar. 2 car att garage $149,000. 3 BEDROOM 2% bath Colonial near the Farms CHERRY PANELED LIBRARY LOCHMOOR BLVD Cape Cod with bbrary & 1st floor bedroom or den 3 bedrooms 2 Pier 26 foot hVlng room with fireplace. 10 thiS three bedroom, 21f.z 15x21 ft. master bedroom. Rec. room With bath colomal Other features baths on 2nd Rec room With fireplace plus fireplace. mclude a Flonda room, SEMI-RANCH IN THE SHORES actlVltles room 2 car att. garage. CUTIE IN DETROIT With two breakfast room, leaded glass featurmg four bedrooms, three bedrooms, natural fireplace, 2% and a two car garage baths, two lavatoTles, famtly car garage, hardwood floors and PriCed under $110,000 room, hbrary, central air and mce neighborhood many additIOnal amemtles' EXQUISITE descrtbes thiS NATURAL WOODWORK high. STATELY ENGLISH with five beauty In the Park Five lights thiS three bedroom, bedrooms, three baths, h- UNIVERSITY near Waterloo 1% story English bedrooms, 3% baths, central Ilh story home In East De- brary, newer kitchen, beau- with 2 bedrooms It bath on 1st plus 2 bedrooms, air, library. family room troit There is also a natural tiful wood detail, and wJ11 and a 21h car garage Good bath It sitting room on 2nd (could be m-law fireplace, two car garage hnancmg available trade for a smaller home suite) 2 car attached garage $74,500 and terms' WILLOW LANE - New England Farm house YORKSHIRE near Kercheval. S bedrooms 3% on private land In the Farms. 18 foot baths. Screened terrace 2 car aU garage paneled library With fireplace Den 21x20 $115,000 _., ,~ I garden room, 5 family bedrooms It 3% NEAT AND COZY bungalow GOOD LOOKING bTick four TAKE THE EASY UFE m thl$ baths plus 2 mauis rooms With bath Umque WASHINGTON RD. - pnce reduced. Many im- With 2+ bedrooms. second floor family Income With two bed- four bedroom colonial with lead- location provements on this 5 bedroom colomal, studiO room, natural fireplace, rooms 10 each umt IS a good ed glass, two baths, two lavs, paneled library one car garage and f'HA/VA move for the mtelhgent mvestor three car garage, famJly room •• DaCla.al: terms olfered and den $95,000. OPEN SUNDAY 2 00 - 5 00 1886 Allard - 3 bedroom Colomal - Family Other fl11eGroae Pointe properties available in \1ar} C Bodkm "hlrle} K!'nnedy room all price ranees Call or stop in our office &I \largarC'1 Brellenhecher Lorraine Kirchner 701 Balfour - 5 bedroom Coloma} - Pool discuss your real estate needs Sdllv Clarke Evelyn!' Rupp 237 Chalfonte - 3 bedrooms I', baths Manan Dodlle Bdrbara Slmp~on ~lIaa===== Dorolhy Ileal} .Jean Wakel~ Diane Kt'lly Cherie Pme Cathy ChampIOn Dlllaman Brok('r 83 Kercheval Avenue '''mnl('h;nf.{ I)()ople WM.J. GDJ \1, mhl r of Ih, I OCA n:D ON Tin: HII L flnd houses l:r",," P"lnt" R' al F'ldl' ~"h ,n)(•• In G,O'<'l' POint" ~ ,II m, 'wlac Ilmb Bllard "I H"JII"r, with inuIR;nul;oll~' acro~, fl om p,., I Y f) I Ui:' Cha~ionA"D CO""A". (>l'lroll RnJrd 01 R",III"r, 102 Kercheval 884-5700 II 886-3400 I f ..... - $ 4 • c Thu~ay, May 19, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 5 FIRST OFFERING - 79 CAMBRIDGE - Charming tri-Ievel, newly decorated, quiet street Ideal JIM SAROS AGENCY, INC. for professional couple 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, beautifully landscaped FIRST OFFERING - Beautifully maintamed Enghsh Tudor located on a prIVate dead end street. Paneled hbrary, large master bedroom With fireplace, hv10g room overlook1Og terrace and well 15231WINDMILL POINTE DR deSIgned garden are among the many flOe features of this house Please call for additional OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 details JU!lt reduced! Five bedrooms, 3 full baths, 2 half baths, modern kitchen, -study, central air, On a Pl"lvate Road 10 the Farms is where you'll find thIS cozy home Four fireplaces, hardwood famdy room, beautJ!ul ree. room WIth firep- floors and beautJ!ul oak doors and woodwork. Family room, I1brary, butlers pantry along with lace Beautiful natural woodwork and stained formal dinmg and living rooms Four bedrooms and two baths on second floor with two large glass Slate roof bedrooms and bath on thU"d floor. Shores Seclusion - First floor master sUlte, large family room with wet bar and fireplace, formal hv10g room and dm10g room, kitchen has breakfast space, four bedrooms and two baths on seeond floor Special features mclude; greenhouse, pool, separate apartment and private rear yard 1689BROADSTONE - Grosse Pomte Woods, reduced to $99,900 Park like colonial located on an ex- One of the Shores lovel1est tree-hoed streets. Just a short walk to the Lake Four bedroom, 3 bath tra lot 3 or 4 bedrooms, nice decor, spacIOus rooms, 3rd floor expansion with heat, plumbing, and attractive colomal With two bedrooms and bath over garage Handsome wood paneled den, electnclty cheery family room, bright shlOey kitchen Two car attached garage and redwood deck Call for a 22 WEBBER - By appolOtment - Extremely well mamtamed 23 room estate. Professionally decorated, preview' features are too numerous to list Swedish modern In the Farms, quality constructlon, large yard, five bedrooms, pewablc tile bath- HARVARD - A first offer Beautiful 3 bedroom Cape Cod With formal dmillg room, natural fireplace rooms, den, family room and first floor util1ty room pnced to sell at $49,900 Fantastic view of Lake S1. Clair, five bedrooms each With prIvate bathrooms, Mutschler kitchen, RTVA.RD - Fxcl'l1E"nt hrl('k 2 f OPEN SUNDAY U ~.'O."c '" ~chw"e'~llZer-•• Better • 1332 Grayton $89,000, newer 3 B.B. Colo- ~ nial, near "Village". I~ I."'"Homes" c 1081 Marian ct. $139,000, 3-4 Bedroom plus Reol Eltote.lnc. I .. and Gardens ~ Family Room and Florida Room. REALTORS • 1191 Fairholme $81,900, 3 Bedroom cape Two names you can trust Cod, interesting floor plan . • 1947 Broadstone $86,900, 3 Bedrooms, 2ih baths, very spacious . 882-5200 • 20903 Lochmoor $61,900, 3 Bedrooms, Cape Cod, very sharp. 16845Kercheval m the Village TAPPAN AND ASSOCIATES I I TAPPAN ANDj' " ENGLISH TUDOR CHARM. Gracious new of. CLASSIC STYLING AT ITS FINEST OPEN ,~ASSCX::IATES...o- fenng in G.P Farms. Summer's delight With SUNDAY 259 Moran, G P Farms Beautlful 884-6200 lovely m-laid patio and large professionally decor offt:rmg comfortable and cozy hvmg for landscaped yard. Three bedrooms, spacIOus thiS first offermg. Newly flmshed hardwood family room, formal dmmg room plUS break- floors, updated kitchen, new carpetmg, leaded fast room and finished basement with rec glass accents Four bedrooms Excellent 12% As. room Featurmg the fmest! $139,700 (0-125) sumption avail $104,900 (F.I28) 886-5800 FIRST OFFERING ~ Lovely 5 Bedroom, 3 Bath Colonial on 3 Mile FIRST OFFERINGS Dnve. 1,1Block from lall:efront park. Fireplaces 1340 BEDFORD, G P Park Three bdrm Colomal, well maintamed & nicely decorated Natural In Llvmg Rm, Faro Rm, Kitchen 0\ Bee rm. 2 woodwork, hardwood floors, leaded glass & detal1ed fireplace SCreened terrace off library car attached garage. Large Florida am over. $114,900 (F.I26) 886-5800 lookmg spacious park.like setting. Call today 1221 NOTTINGTHAM, G P PARK Freshly decorated 3 bdrm. Colomal, Ideal for family livmgl Lots for pTlvate showing. of closel$, natural woodwork, leaded glass Windows, basement widen, tool rm , storage It hil.1f lav Owners anxious! $68,900. (0-149) 886-4200 SHOWN BY APPOINTMENTS PRESTIGIOUS SHORELINE EAST CONDO offers It all! ThIS 2 bdi2 bath Condo has a beautiful view SHOREPOINTE nght on the DetrOit Riverfront, is close to downtown & across from histOrIC Indian Village 1200 sq ft wicentral air, all appliances Valet parkmg, penthouse clubhouse Imm occupancy QUiet, secluded locatIOn wlthm thIS deslreable complex ThiS deluxe unit features 2 bedrooms $74,900. (G'{)76) Ask for Joe Rich 886-4200. 2"h baths, beautifUlly paneled Rec Room With fireplace, central alt', 2 carports. All te~ conSidered 349 HILLCREST, G P FARMS OPEN SUNDAY Newer custom bit Colomal 10 superb condition Very spacIOus deSign, family rm, dmmg rm, hmshed rec room, 19 kitchen, LlC available ADDITIONAL FINE TAPPAN HOMES $81,900 (F.()88) 886-5800 SUPER BUY on thiS well mamtamed ENGLISH TUDOR style home featuring 5 bedrooms, 2t,! baths, 905 HIDDEN LN , G P Woods 2-3 bdrm Ranch w!all kJ.tchen bUllt.ms, marble foyer, paneled den Famlly Room, large Kitchen, Ree Rm With lav ASSUMPTION GP, newer wmdows $105000 (0-133) 88&-4200 INCOME PROPERTY located In St Clair Shores on a ('anal. Lower umt has 3 bedrooms and Sun 220 McMILLAN, G P Farms "Walk to the Hill" traditional Colomal, 3 bdrms, formal dmlng rm, Porch, upper studIO apartment With view of Lake ASSUME LAND CONTRAcr. fam rm Very sharp' $89,900. (F-{)53) 886-5800 ASSUME AT 11.79% Beautiful 3 bedroom. 21,1bath Colomalm Harper Woods. GroIIe PoUrte Schools, 20225 DANBURY LN, Harper Woods 4 bdrm, 21,2 bath Colomal wi extras galore! Grosse Pte Family Room WIth fireplace, modern KItchen With eating space, central air. schools Too many amemties to llst 1 $117,000 (0-138) 886-4200 289 MOROSS OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 CUSTOM BUILT 11,1 story home in the FARMS featuring 4 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 bedrooms and 2 baths, Garden Room, 2 car attached garage, beautifully landscaped lot Rec Rm 99l Lmcoln, Grosse Pte Clt~ 22838 Pleasant, East DetrOit LAND CONTRACT ' 1171 Bedford, Grosse Pte Park 21127 Hunt Club, Harper Woods ~ Willison Grosse Pte Shores 259 Moran. Grosse Pomte Farms SUPER CONDO, SUPER PRICE, SUPER LOCATION, Large rooms, paneled hbrary, Jenn.A1re 226 Kenwood Ct G P Farms 20720 Marter G P Woods stove, trashmasher, central air ASSUMABLE 85% MORTGAGE, early poueuion, call for 17610Mack, G P City 1~12Edmunton, G P Woods complete detalls Shown by appomtment 21640 Eastbrook Ct G P Woods AFFORDABLE 3 Bedroom Bungalow In the Park New carpet, updated Kitchen aDd Bath, eaelOHd FOR All YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS CALL OR COME IN front and rear porches ASSUME LAND CONTRACT WIth 7 years to run PI,IOO. OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY 9 a.m.-g p.m. and 45 WILLOW TREE OPEN SUNDAY 2 5 - Umque 3 Bedroom, 3 Bath Colonial in the Sborea Family 9:30-5:30 SAT. and SUN. Room overlookmg mdoor pool LAND CONTRACT DETROIT AREA NEAR GROSSE POINTE GROSSE POINTE WOODS OFFICE GROSSE POINTE ~ARMS OFFICE HARVARD near Warren Charmmg Co)., and Baker bUllt home featwmg 3 bedrooms with 1 bath, 886-4200 886-5800 central aIr, screened porch, fireplace, paneled Ree Rm Excellent area. OUT-Of-AREA, CAll TOll: FREE HARVARD near Chandler Park DrIve Old world charm radIates from this 3 bedroom It,! bath 1-800-247.5200 ext. 33 Colomal, natural fireplace, Breakfast Nook, natural woodwork anC1leaded gJUlI let 'this home apart from the rest Fifteen Offices In Four Counties lBREALTOR. "MICHIGAN'S FLORIDA BROKER" TAPPAN & ASSOCIATES/gO KERCHEVA 884-6200 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 19, 1983 OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5 SINE REALTY HANDYMAN SPECIAL - 1088 Lakepolnte - Historic Victorian white- ... IT'S WORTH YOUR TIME houIe on beautlf\ll Ipacioul lot In Grosse Pointe Park, 4 bedrooms, 2 TO CALL SINE ... batha, 2 car lara.e, price reduced. . GROSSE POINTE WOODS ... CHALFONTE - Charml11l ranch, newly decorated, built by Cox • Beautiful bungaiow on Stanhope - 2 bedrooms Baker. Many new featurel, alalled porch, two flreplacel, 2 bedrooml, down - I large bedroom up . Florida room - bath, recreation room. PeUa windows, fenced yard. Reduced .,000. Close to schoois. Church and shopping - LAKELAND - One of the most HAWTHORNE - Very reasona- Quick occupancy BISHOP - Excellent buy! 3,000 ~ LOCHMOOR - GrOlH Pointe Woodi. Charming center entrance Col. sq. ft. Spanish Colonial Tasteful appealing homes on the market. bly priced 3BR Semi-Ranch with onial, natural hardwood floors, 3 bedrooml, 2 car detached laraie. Prestwick - 4 bedrooms - 21~ baths - on extra neutral decor, 4BR 31,1bath, lib- ChoIce location, 4BR, 21,1 baths. large oak paneled family room a~% uaumable mortia,e. large lot Large kitchen - attached garage - rary, great kitchen! 2 car at. Large secluded yard with many - Sellers wlll look at all offers Family room - Must see tached garage, attic fan, im. trees and deck Central air, BY APPOINTMENT l.LIN'ION TWP. m..cul..ta Must ~ll' stunrlng family roo1T' GROSSE POINTE CITY - Offered to IItUe estate. Brick center entrance TOWN HOUSE with 2 bedrooms - 11,1baths- BEAUTIFUL HOMES WE'D LOVE TO SHOW YOU colonlaJ, 3 bedrooml, extra room on 1st floor f62,500. A.C. - BUilt-ins - Garage - Malntance, Heat It Water - '112.00 per month Bargain. MC MILLAN - Picture-book 3BR center entr- Convenient room arrangement In this stylish ENGLEHARDT - 8t. Clair Shorel - Sharp 2 bedroom ranch, famUy ance Colonial loaded with extras Beautiful 4BR Semi.Ranch, overlooks golf course on room, 2 car laraae, allumable mortgage. Only f63,llOO. SINE REALTY patio off jumbo family room. Secluded yard. lovely SUNNINGDALE DRIVE Whopping MULTILIST SERVICE 1.14 acre lot I COMMERCIAL PROPERTY - 160' near Eastland. $179,000. STEPHENS - Four bedroom Semi-Ranch with FARMS OFFICE 884.7000 surprising amount of space Jumbo modern BRIARCLIFF - Custom built first owner 5BR kitchen, large family room and llvmg room Colonial with tons of space FamIly room, Paneled recreation room. den or office, rec. room, 1st floor laundry CAC. GRA YTON - Stately brick Colonial Ideally lo- cated 4BR plus possible third floor suite GRA YTON - Four bedroom English Colonial Central air Land Contract terms very negot. Excellent floor plan, hardwood floors, be- GROSSE POINTE FARMS iable. veled ieaded glass doors, cheerful breakfast room. Custom Built and Designed Home m one of the MIDDLESEX - Immaculate 4 bedroom home, 117646 MACK Farms more recent SUbdiVisions of a large Cheerful new kitchen With solid wood HILLCREST LANE - SophIsticated Ranch With Estate Substantial construction, many ex- cabinets. 3 full baths plus a ~ bath. Park- a contemporary flair 3BR, garden room tras By appointment on 24 hours notice Sized lot. LARGE PRICE REDUCTION! with sky hihts Family room and 1I\olOg room with ffreplace Comfortable Farm Coloma 1 with three bed- MOORLAND - Faml1y entertaining and fun all rooms, 21" baths. A secluded location close summer long in thIS exciting 4 bedroom Col- ELM COURT - Beautiful spacIous contempor- THE PROPERTIES to Farms pool and park, many extras onial with huge family room. Freshly deco- ary home Six bedrooms, great open floor rated interior. plan. Hot tub on new redwood deck En. closed proch. HAMPTON ROAD - Georgian Colonial one block from the lake. Four bedroom, 21,1 NEFF - Immaculate duplex Slde.by-side duplJ- LISTED ~ baths Spacious famlly room, fireplace, cate 2 BR units, fully carpeted and draped. ~ Large enclosed porch. 1st floor laundry. With all appliances included Excellent loca- Scully & Hendrie, Inc. Real Estate REDUCED! tion. 881.8310 ON THESE PAGES ..... ---SUNDAy OPEN HOUSES 2.5 -----. 1567 SUNNINGDALE 65 HA WTHORNE 22 ELM COURT &07 MIDDLESEX Are Offered 348 LAKELAND DANAHER, BAER, WILSON' STROH Exclusively are please to announce that Allce Boyer Schultes. Realtor Dinah Murphy SHIRLEY SCHOENITH Sally Horton Marlanne Pear By Member. Of The Cindy KerWin Sue Seward Paula Moore 881.8900• Chnrle~ TrowbrIdge LORETTE CLUNE " ; ".~_]'10'NOTRE DAME EXOHANGE '~are noW'"!IOClated with our flrm. TOLES & ASSOCIATES, INC. BY APPOINTMENT Jj(III/I~/II, /JP/'''I. 70 MERRIWEATHER - Close to SI Paul's and the Academy Custom-bUilt colomal With 5 BORLAND ASSOCIATES /t;~'b & l./hld bedrooms, 3¥.1 baths, paneled library. OF screened porch, recreation room Idealloca- (Y7~d/C.fIt1k tion for children EARL KEIM 125 STEPHENS - If 5 bedrooms, 4 baths on the second floor, a paneled hbrary and a recrea- tion room aren't enough for yOllr family, thiS REALTY outstandmg Colomal also has a beautiful gar- den room, large glassed proch and a first FIRST OFFERING floor maId's room or laundry room Extra 17111JEFFERSON - LUXUR~ APARTMENT features mclude central AC 3-car garage and THE FULL SERVICE IN THE POINTE'S MOST PRESTIGIOUS 2 ma!lter suites PEOPLE CONDOMINIUM DEVELOPMENT EnJOY the privacy, security and coovemence of thiS GROSSE POINTE WOODS -11'2 story With mod- iovely apartment WIth 2 bedrooms, 2 bath- Uatlng with UI Brings Action . , . ern kItchen, 3 bedrooms, paneled recreatIOn rooms, library with bar, dining room, spaci- room, newer furnace WIth central AC. fire- Let Us Count Some Waysl ous rooms and abundant closet space The place • 22 full.time professionals - who work, play It love Grosse Pointe realistiC price of $200,000 mcludes the attrac- • Earl Keirn Guardian Home Warranty. to give your buyer peace of mind. tive furmshmgs 51B WASHINGTON - Center entrance colomal • Member NaUOIIwide Relocation, Inc. We serve the out-of-town buyer near all conveniences Library, breakfast regularly room, recreatIOn room, 5 bedrooms, 31h • AffillaUoo With 85 Miclugan offices - they send us buyers too! baths • 28 yean Grosse Pointe experience 169STEPHENS - PRIME LOCATION IN THE Join our many satisfied cUents and can today for a compti mentary market FARMS Mt Vernon Coloma) With spacIOus evaluaUOII of your home. room, hbrary, family room, first floor bed. room and bath plus five bedrooms and four • Fil'lt Offering ... Carmel Lane .. Just off Lake Shore Drive ., in baths on second floor, recreatIOn room, four the Farms: Newish 5 bedroom custom Colonial. Extras galore! fireplaces, large lot Llbrary, family room, fIrst floor laundry, greenhouse, and atta~hed garage'room for three cars Call us at 88&-3800for your preVIew ELM COURT - Beautifully mamtalned colomal Under $400,000 FIRST OFFERING In a half-acre, park. like settmg on a lane off 1 First Offerlni Lovely restored English on tree-lined street Four 266 LEWISTON - EARLY AMERICAN COLO- Lakeshore Road Den, 4 bedrooms, 2 1;, baths, bedrooms. '105,000 Call us at 88&-3800. NIAL WITH EXTRA CHARM' Family room. recreation room With fireplace, patIO Extra First Offering. Maryland in the Park $37,500 Three bedroom, two library, recreatIOn room With fireplace, 4 features Include a new furnace. central AC and sprinkler system story. AlC, updated latehen. 88&-3800 bedrooms, 31-2 baths. attractively decorated A favonte Farms locatIOn 1380 DEVONSHIRE - COLONIAL NEAR OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 SCHOOLS AND SHOPPING Lovely family 851 S Brys at Wedgewood AlrY Ranch livmg m conven- room WIth fireplace and bar, den, paneled ient Woods location Three bedrooms, attached garage. ere recreatIOn room. 3 bedrooms, 21~ baths Attractive decoratmg ..... ell landscaped 70 Three MUe Drive, 1157 Unique arches in the custom English foot lot home. Estate sale Immediate possession 250' deep lot Make it your.' FIRST OFFERING 155 COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE - Ranch on the entrance drive of the Country Club Paneled Grayton, oU33 •. Detroit special Ideal for young couples Thtee Stretch out In this beautiful Park Mlnl.ManslOn family room WIth fIreplace and bar, 4 bed bedroom charmina Caoe Cod' Don't mill It! five bedroom, 4~ baths With a Mother-In-Law rooms, 31h baths plus mald's room and bath apartment Two fireplaces including one In the PLUS GREAT VARIETY master bedroom sUite This house boasts beau- tiful woodwork throughout, large room sizes FIRST OFFERING OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 5 (Stop In one 01 our 2 offices for friendly service and attentIOn) and a modern kitchen with bUilt-inS - all for 455 LAKELAND - A HEATED 4O-FOOT SWIM- CONDO In the heart of the City . walk to Village, etc $1l 9 ,900 MING POOL IS the focal pomt of thiS 1132 KENSINGTON - ENJOY THE CONVENI- 5-bedroom home Large modem kitchen With Grayton at the bend by Bishop Secluded custom very special ENCE OF THIS TRI.LEVEL FLOOR PLAN Very pnvate home 10 the Woods. three bed- special features, paneled library, screened 1 home ChII'm, charm, and valuable' Paneled famIly room or thIrd bedroom, 2 h rooms, family room. modern kitchen, attic porch, recreation room, 4¥.1baths baths Ideal location near ~hoppmg and Farml Colonial In the 80'1 Worth exploring 884-6400 expansion space and more. under '100,000 schools Whittier. . Gerl'Mn HaU.Timbered Quality, fireplace in dining room, 1035 DEVONSHIRE - THOROUGHLY REDE- Ida Lane - Two bedroom ranch priced 10 the CORATED AND MODER~1ZED, Including a 599 RIVARD - Not only a library but a new ram ete 70's - Bnck lovely new kitchen, new carpeting and ex- Ily room with fireplace The large master North Oxford I Near Morningside Special' Four bedrooms, very qUisite marble features In the kitchen, garden bedroom has a beamed cathedral ceIling, cl.an I8U4OO John S Goodman. Inc handles top-flight In. room and luxurious master bathroom with dressmg room and bath Three other bed R-mor Circle Only '110,000 Can't beat location veltment properties 9 Unit Apartment jacuzzi Library, screened porch 4 large bed. rooms and 21h baths The finished basement Building in St Clair Shores - '259.000 with rooms, 21f.zbaths Assume 9 5% mortgage has carpeting and a fourth bathroom - PLUS OTHERS - *,000 down - Land Contract 3 Unit OffIce ONE CALL. WILL DO IT ALL - FOR YOU building groslll 19,000 per year Try '9,000 down on a 5-year Land Contract. S43,900 GROI8E POINTE OFFICE THE WOODS OFFICE WlUI8m E Keane E Warren/Outer Drive C W Toles TOLES & OPENSUNDAY1~ OPENSUNDAY1~ Sue Adelberg Ann W. Sales ,. FI.Iher Road 20647 Mack Avenue ASSOCIATES, INC. WE ARE EXPANDING OUR SALES OPERA. Betsy B Buda Jacquelyn M SCott (Iree parking in rear) (just South of Vernier) TION - Intereated parties contact Joseph Sally C Cae James D Standish, 111 REALTORS 885.2000 ...... 114-t400 Lois M Tolefl Sowerby - 88&-3080 Mary F Ferber 74 KERCHEVAL , ______.._.---.-'4.....-~~~~ Page Eleven-B Thursday, May 19, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS LOWERED TAR {, NICOTINE The spirit of Marlboro in a low tar ciUarette. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. 100'5 10 mg "tar',' 0 7 mg nicotine -Kings 11 mg "tar:' ~ PM,p Mor".'nc 1983 o 7 mg nlcollne av per cIgarette, FTCReport Oec'81 , O. Feature Page Twelve-B Thursday, May 19, 1983 Progressive Artists will meet May 25 Walter Krawczyk will give a race Room of the Grosse Pointe Elegant demonstratIon of oil pamting at War Memorial. The club's the ~rogresslve Artists' Club monthly meetings are open to all, meetIng next Wednesday, May 25, but there is a $1 charge for non. Eating at 7 30 p.m lfi the Basement Ter- members. A selection of recipes from the forthcoming low-calorie, low- cholesterol - and penny-wise _ cookbook by Thyra Grey Howard flJ~nte' and Helena DeWitt Roth featur- ing, this week, WONDERFUL WAYS with LEEKS. Counter Points '" * * by Pat Rousseau Leeks were cultivated In Prehis- The Glitter . . . and glamour of gold is seen in toric times In North AfrIca and the new 14K gold bracelet collection at Edmund T. the Mediterranean area; today, Ahee Jewelers. Gold bangle bra('{'lets in many de- they are much sought-after for seasoning in all :>oll::. of gow'met signs, combinations of rose gold, yellow gold and creations Leeks are prominently whIte gold and yellow gold bracelets are waiting for used in the Eastern Hemisphere that special gift at 20139 Mack at Oxford ... 882- (France in particular considers 9711. the leek an essential vegetable In every kitchen), and are fast be- • • • coming popular in the United Spnng And Sum1TU!r . . . rrwtlw!r-of-the- ~.... \')/,. States now that they are commer- (6 bnd< or ,pe,,,,l o,,,,,non, TM Pointe FasA;".. CIally grown here and more easily has a selection of lovely short length dresses obtainable in our markets. ~'J' and kmg gowns. Sius 6 to 16. No charge for The leek, a member of the Lily "'~ 1 alterations. 15112 Kercheval ... 822- Family, contains calcium, potas- ...." ..." 2818. sium, magnesium, B-complex vi- tamins and minerals. Suggested • * * s~asonings inclUde basil, curry, DeUcklus Stahl's Bread ... a. baked gooU cu be toalld at the Notre Dame Pharmacy In tbe VWage. gmger, caraway seed, thyme and Vege-Sal. • * * Colorful Cotton . . . combines smartly for sum- Garage Sale to nUl two days . . . . * • * mer a t Michelle's Place. Soft cotton knit pants, LEEKS BRAISED WITH skirts and T tops come in the ~~ Working on last-minute details for the Grosse KOWSKI and MRS. GEORGE R. MIKHAIL. WHITE WINE brightest colors plus black. Match S Pointe Symphony Women's Association two-day Clothing, books, bric-a-brac, jewelry, tools, or contrast at 17864 Mack. Closed PLACE Garage Sale, to be held Friday and Saturday, glassware, china, kitchen appliances, lamps 18 medium leeks Mondays . . . Open Tuesdays May 20 and 21, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 230 and an assortment of plants and homemade White wine through Saturdays 10 a.m. to 5:30 Stephens Road in The Farms, are (left to right) baked goods will be featured. Proceeds benefit 2 Tbsp. unsalted margarine p.m. MRS. GERALD L. STOETZER, MRS. ELMER the Pointe Symphony, which has just completed Wash leeks thoroughly 2 or 3 ... L. BARBER, co-chairman, MRS. DAVID M. its 30th season of bringing classical music to * * times S() that no dirt remains be. Rag Rug8 ... handmade in America of cotton come SUTTER, chairman, MRS. ANTHONY RUT- the community. tween leaves. Trim offroots and cut 1 oval or round in various siu8. You can custom order in to about 5 to 5 ,2 incbes in length. Steam until just barely tender. varlatlOns of fifty color8 at Ed Maluuw6ki, 21435 Mad Church Groups Drain. 776-5511. Place leeks in saute pan. Add * * * meet May 24 white wine to a depth of 1;'4 Inch. Dot Brighten Your Deeor •.. with • new la ..." DeW la"'pHadea with the margarine. Cook over from Wright's Gift and Lamp Sbop. Lam, repaln call .... aDy be The Women's Association of the medium high heat, shaking pan done whIle you wait. P.S. Lou at area' greetbll canla for &lle Grosse Pointe Congregational and until leeks are tender and glazed. A gradate ... 18650 Mack. FREE PARKING to &lie Den bdcIIIa,. American Baptist Church will little more wine or water may have * * * hold monthly group meetings next to be added as the leeks cook. Makes Tuesday, May 24, Lydia Group 6 to 8 servIngs. Just Arrjved . . . at the Bed, Bath at Linens Calories about 13 for each of 6 ""b~~ Store . . . blanket covers and convemng at 11:30 a.m. for a the (;~-" salad luncheon at the Wedgewood servings, L_..H!::~:- u~ accessories by John Matouk, Cholesterol O. ~.QQUl&rtnens Inc. See the selection of col- Drive home of Mrs. Joseph Burns who will be assisted by co-host- • • * store ors and styles in stock and to esses Mrs. Walter Kurtz and Mrs. LEEKS AU GRATIN special order at 16906 KercheVal. Open Thursdays Jack Pike. anQ fridays untU 9 p.m. , Lydia'. 'Pl'Opam ... lIil*d .ue. ~ Pl'Pc~ leeks • • * tion, for which each member has Boibng water been asked to bring a white ele- 1h tsp. salt VariatlOn8 From Design Detroit. . . The Thybony ~hant item, small plant or seed- Pepper wallpaper sale continues. One week lings. % cup shredded, low-calorie specLal .. Martm Senour flat latu NaomI Group also convenes at ' cheddar cheese pamt at $9.99 per gallon at 16839 ~ 11:30 a.m., for a brown bag lunch- Kercheval ... 885-4955. Wash and trim leeks. Cook until eon in the church's M.C. class- tender, about 15 minutes, in boil. --- room Beverage and dessert will ing salted water. Drain. Arrange * * * be served. After lunch, Naomi As An AlternaUve ••• to ,taytlll aD • botel. in buttered baking-serving dish; MR.. let Mr. Q Travel arru,e for you to stay ba • members will join members of sprinkle with salt and pepper and cOUDtry manor or cutle, • great ,ay to He die Mary Group for "Highways and cheese. Place under broiler. or in Britisb countryside. CaD ..... today. Byways of Europe," a personal oven, until cheese is melted. ~ view presented by Mrs. Frank b Makes 8 servings. * * • seydler. JOSEF'S ... fresh baked daily crois- Calories about 43 per serving. Co-hostesses for Mary Group, to Cholesterol about 7 mgs. sant rolls are made with 100% pure sweet be served luncheon in the church butter ... also with ham and cheese, bacon lounge at noon, are Mrs Charles * * * and cheddar, corned beef and Swiss cheese. Long and Mrs. Edward Schutte. LEEKS SUPREME Rachel Group will not meet You deserve the best. Find it at 21150Mack 2 large leeks, washed well and Avenue ... 881-5710. until Tuesday, June 7, aL 7:30 p.m. ... in the Thorntree Road home of sliced * * Mrs. Thomas Rockwell. Each 1h cup boiling water The Mole Hole ... has a nice selection member has been asked to bring a 1 Tbsp. raisins of Nantucket handbags that are beautiful salad or dessert for a salad sup- Salt and pepper to taste copies of original antique baskets with per. 1 Tbsp. flour sCrimshaw designs. Very specially priced 2 tsp. margarine, melted $70, regularly $96 Kercheval at St. Place the leeks, water and ClaIr. Village Garden raisins in a saucepan. Cover and simmer until tender, about 15 mi- * • * nutes. Season with saIt and pep- TANNING BOOTH ... ualbg harmless altraviolet rays wU1 Club to gather per. Mix flour and melted mar- produce a beautlful golden tan. For mea aDd womeD, It', avail- able at Joyce's Beauty Salob at Waltoa-P1erce. Call 8114-4130. Members of the Village Garden garine together and gradually Club gather tomorrow, Friday, whisk into the leek mixture. Heat, * * * May 20, at 10 30 a.m at the home stirring, until mixture thickens. Shipments . . . of new mer- of Mrs Ralph J Ladd where Mrs Makes 4 servings. chandise arrive almost daily at EIA Walter G Bernard, president, will Calories about 71 per serving. the Needle's Pointe Ltd., 397 ~ conduct the business meeting Cholesterol O. Fisher Road. Our knitting yarns A'Savage Dilennna . . . prior to luncheon. * * • and patterns have also begun to Mrs Ladd will be aSSIsted by MRS. DONALD KEIM (left) and MRS. WILLIAM COYLE LEEK AND VEGETABLE arrive. are pictured in rehearsal for "The Savage Dilemma," John the Mesdames Ellen Kimbrell, Kenneth Steketee and Walter STEW * Patrick's three-act comedy which closes The Theatre Arts * * GuIer The day's program fea- 6 large leeks, washed well and Tonka Trucks. . have found a hauen at. . Club's 72nd season tomorrow, Friday, May 20, at The Players tures an auction of collectIbles Playhouse on East Jefferson Avenue Mrs. Keirn plays the part and "make It, bake It, grow It or cut into lh-inch shces of Mrs. Savage, an eccentric, hidmg away at The Cloister~. ~n sew It" Items including some of the' green MOMS' TOY ATTIC Tonf::. this scene, she is invaded in her secluded refuge by a hIppIe 2 large potatoes, peeled and medwm Tonkas and small Tonkas! Cur- * • * thinly sliced rent nwdels and some no UJnger avaIlable, named AI, played by Mrs. Coyle The cast of 11, in addi~ion to the pair above, Includes Mrs Robert Adam, Mrs RIchard Village Garden Club members 4 carrots, peeled, thinly sliced stIll with lots of good mileage. They're WIll also partiCIpate In the 1983 lookmg for a good home. Wouldn't Blatchford, Mrs Paul Gracey, Mrs Robert Jay, Mrs Gerald Garden Tour sponsored by the 1;'4 head of cabbage, shredded your lIttle boy or gIrl UJve one? Jordan, Mrs. Paul Koch, Mrs. John Leverenz, Mrs. Charles Grosse POinte Garden Club Coun- 1-% cups water Auallable at 16637 East Warren. A Turner and Elizabeth Coyle, in a special appearance. cil on FrIday, Saturday and Sun- Vegetable salt to taste toy resale shop. Buymg by ap- day afternoons, May 20. 21 and 22 3 oz. Canadian bacon, trimmed Mrs MIlton W Volkens, presl- ble for stage lIghtmg, Mrs Mrs PhilIp K Mebus Jr , whose of all fat and cut into chunks pomtment, 882-7631. dent, WIll welcome members and Rhoades for sound effects Cos- garden IS one of those featured on In a large. heavy casserole, ... guests to thIS once-a-year evemng tumes co-chalrmen are Mrs AI- the tour, IS a VIllage Garden Club • opportumty for men to see a per- exander Blam III and Mrs Rlch- place the leeks. then the potatoes. * member then the carrots and last a layer Lose Inches 'nstandy ... Body Wrapping at Frucesco', Hair formance by the all-woman ard Locke AdVIsor for make-up is and Skin Salon ... 882-2S50. drama club Theatre Arts Choral Mrs SIdney Probert, assisted by of cabbage. Pour the water over Ensemble - the Mesdames ElIs- Mrs Truscon and Mrs WIllIam all. Season with the vegetable * • * salt. Add the bacon. Q)ver tightly worth Allison, ElIwyn GIlbert. Or. Bundesen. who IS also In charge of and cook very slOWly until all Calumet Floor Covering. . offers 20% off all level VIlle KallIO, Martm LInder, John photography Seat Welcome vegetables are tender, about 40 cut plush carpets at 21006 Mack Avenue five blocks Parks, Thomas Rhoades, Henry The rehearsal room was courte- minutes. Makes 8 servings. north of Vernier. 881-1911. Russell Jr , Ben F Stormes and 'iY of Mrs Coyle Rehearsal host- Wagon officers Calories about 68 per serving. • Charles Truscon. accompamed by e'i~'i mcluded Mrs Frank Shea, * * OffIcers of the Welcome Wagon Cholesterol about 10 mgs. DIckens Of A Place . exumded Its card lIne. See tlu! Mrs Joseph Jenmngs - will smg Mrs RIchard Henntze and Mrs the club's tradItIOnal song JarvIs SChmidt Club of Grosse POInte and Harper romantIc Victorian greetmgs and unusual gIft wrapping * • * Mrs James J Conti IS dlrectmg Mrs Leslie Putnam IS m charge Woods WIll be Installed at an paper at 22210 Harper between 8 and 9 Mile Roads. Wood's artist DORIE KRUSZ the play, With Mrs Edward John- of tickets, Mrs J Ross Bush of open-to-the-pubhc luncheon meet- had her sculpture "Easy Runner" . . ... son holdIng SCript. Producer IS reservatIOns for the supper, ar- Ing Thursday, May 26, at the accepted In the MIchIgan Fine Mrs Fred B Guertler Mrs John ranged by Mrs WillIam Hawkins Grosse POInte Yacht Club Reser- 11041 fWF)'''''''' Arts CompetItIOn sponsored by the lCOfii.n . mvn NICIf ...,. on" vations for the buffet, which starts ...... _.. ". 'w .m 1ft lire.• to 20. .",. colora.,.. Hastings, Mrs Thomas WIlliams and Mrs Donald MacGregor, to Birmmgham Bloomfield Art Asso- at 11:30 am, at $1475 per person ,."Ite. TN or Kelly ,""'.0lil'" /"",. IIod~. trolIlIlIrtI,.",* and Mrs James Gltre share prop- be served followmg the perfor- CIatIOn DOrle studied at end "". COfM /" tftnty.tQl, COtton. Ir. wotIIl ".. frfp to ...... ,. must be received by Friday, May ertles responSIbIlities Mrs Toula mance Washmgton Umversity School of one block IIOUCtl of •• ,. .•• 777-MJ20. B DIrksen IS In charge of set de. Ushermg WIll be Mrs James 20, and may be made through DI- Fine Arts 10 St LoUIS, Mo , at the anne Gucclardl, 885-7392, or Jack- sign and dressmg Steep, Mrs FrederIck Neumann Art Institute of ChIcago and WIth Ie Adamszek, 8&H)818. Mrs James B Doll IS responsl' and Mrs CalIer Worrell Edward Chesney, of Detroit. , Section C Sports & classifieds Thursday, May 19, 1983 Board to decide Varsity " hockey If North High athletic director Tom Gauerke had gotten • his way, there wouldn't have been girls' soccer at the var- ill fall? sity level this season. And Gauerke wouldn't have had a successful girls' varsity soccer team to boast about. By Peggy O'Connor Local soccer boosters are fond of saying that the reason Gauerke and South High athletic director Chuck Hollosy The long-hoped-for mterscho- voiced theIr objections to adding girls' soccer this season lastIc ice hockey program may was that they just didn't want to bother with the expense become a realIty this fall, if the central admimstration and the and trouble of adding another varsity sport. - Board of Education approve the That, as they say in Leningrad, is bolshoi. installation of a varsity hockey program in the two Pointe high Gauerke admits he didn't want to add the girls' soccer schools. program to the high school athletic schedule this year ... but for some very different reasons. Approximately $50,000 has ~1'Q~~,y;.~ .... ? been allocated In the proposed ~ fi- r( 1./~ ,(~" _FF "The biggest problem was that we didn't have an east 1983-84 school budget to cover side league to play in. We asked that the girls' varsity ff'7" costs of starting an mterscho- soccer program be held up for one year because we antici- lastic ice hockey program at pated that more east side schools would be adding soccer North and South and that's exactly what's ~appening," Gauerke said re-o cently. ' There has never been a var. sity-Ievel hockey program in In the meantime, the Pointe's hungry-far-soccer faction the Grosse Pointe public didn't want to wait - and they didn't have to, as it turned schools. Last year, the school out. Soccer was added to the girls' varsity program for the administration directed high 1983 season. But when it came time for the girls at North- school athletic administrators and South to don their soccer cleats, they learned they'd to develop an in district, intra- also have to put on their long distance running shoes. mural ice hockey program. "The resulting program began hist Because the east side soccer league, as expected, did not November and ran through this materialize this year, North and South joined the Express- March, and was highly success-- way Soccer League and ended up playing teams as near as ,. ful, according to school offi- University Liggett School, Regina and Bishop Gallagher A steady rain did ,nothing to dampen the enthusiasm of sisters Sheila Mebus, 9, and Vanessa cials. and as far away as Garden City, Livonia, Ladywood, Dear- Mebus, 6, (left to right) as they competed in the Cottage Hospital "We're Up For Health" Fun born Fordson and Ma_dison Heights Bishop Borgess. If the program is approved, Run/Walk May I, Race results are listed below, North and South will play an Aptly named, that Expressway Soccer League. independent schedule, rather than be part of a league, at Soccer is alive and kicking . • . 300 walk.,run., race for health least for the first season. Despite the rigors of what occasionally has amounted to Over 300 people registered and field, second; Leland Schmidt and Hospital Fun Run/Walk was spon- "If it is approved, we won't two-hour round trips to matches, the fledgling Pointe var- ran, walked, or racewalked in the Jan Czubay, third; sored by the AUXiliary to benefit be in a league. That's not un. sity soccer squads have exceeded even the most optimistic third annual Cottage Hospital Other trophy and medal WIn' the hospital Race co-chairmen common and it won't pose a of expectations. "We're Up For Health" Fun ners were; 35 to 39 years - Clif- were Nancy Y Davidson, Devel- problem, in terms of state Run/Walk Sunday, May 1 The ford Maycock-Dorhn and Lmda opment director and Madge B. playoffs," North High athletic Coach Guido Regelbrugge's North team was undefeated race was part of a walkmg week- Aronson, first; T. DuPont and Lawson, PublIc Relahons director director Tom Gauerke said last until it lost a 1-0 heartbreaker to Regina on May 10. To end which mcluded the first Mid- Julie Stay, second; Rory Bolger for Cottage Hospital. The race week. "We'd play an indepen- Regelbrugge, who doesn't believe in losing, the setback was west Walk Climc for bnsk walkers and Sybil KlCkham, third, 40 to 44 committee Included Deanna Haw- dent schedule for the first year just as much a victory as the six wins North had earned and racewalkers held at Cottage years - Carl Quarnstrom and thorne, Doug Schubert, Frank and apply again for a position previously. Hospital Saturday, Apnl 30 Nacy Gross, first, Bob Yeamans, Soby, George and Sally Mader, in a league for the second -- !l:hf>.4-and 10 kilome.t.er races. seeond; Richard Koenig, thIrd; 45 Jim W-ebers, Josette Hosking, :.reat .". - .-- ,,~_, _ "The'-girls I1aqoeeri so -usea-To!osmg 11ii coniritiin11y- were held along Fisher Road, to 49 years - James Sharples and Mary Streit and Hank Marchand. soccer play) that the thought of winning was inconceivable Grosse Pomte Boulevard, Kerby MargIe Fahim, fIrst; Michael Cottage Hospital AUXIliary and NORTH, SOUTH AND.tJu.ee other schools were not accepted to them," Regelbrugge said. "I told them: 'I have never Road, and Kercheval Avenue, 10 Skaff, second; Philip Mebus, the race commIttee thanked the lost a game. It's all in your mind. If you go out there and Grosse Pomte Farms third; 50 to 54 years -- George Farms administration, police and into the Michigan Suburban Ice think you're going to lose, you will.'" In the 5 kilometer (3 1 mile) Fern and Stephanie Harrison, fire department, the Harper Hockey League for the 1983-84 race, Bill Wilson of Redford fin- first; Thomas Coles, second; John Woods Jaycees and Jaycettes, and season. But league officials "Their whole mentality changed after we won one, then ished fir~t overall with a tIme of DeWitt, third; 55 to 59 years - Vital OptIOns, Inc for helpmg to promised to keep spots open on two, then a third game," Regelbrugge said. "Now, the girls 16:36. MIChael DuCharme of the Patrick Keating, first; 60 years put on the race, and the Grosse the schedule for North and said: 'we can't lose.' After the loss of Regina, I first told Park posted the best tIme for the and over - Carl Wroblewski, POInte PublIc SChool System for South, as did a number of lea- the girls to give me a big smile. l'hen I let them know that 10 kilometer (6.2 mde) run at first; Howard Lee, second, Coills the use of RIchard School gue teams, Gauerke added. we'd just had a small setback, that next time, we'd go out 32:50. Cantine, third. Vmcent "Jim" Vitale of Faro and get 'em." .Others who placed In the 5 Jerry BOCCIfinished the 5 kilo- Vitale and Sons, the watermelon Both Gauerke and South High kilometer run were: 9 years and meter race walk with a tIme of man of Eastern Market, brought a athletic director Chuck Hollosy Regelbrugge, whose boys' teams have been known to go under - Erick DeMeulemeester 25:55, winmng first place honors truckload of watermelons for par- have voiced objections to the out and get a championship or two, says that this inaugural and Sheila Mebus, fIrst; Jack June MacDonald' flDished fIrst In tICIpants to enJoy at the end of the creatIOn of a varsity-level ice girls' soccer season has turned out better than anyone Lochran and Vanessa Mebus, sec- the women's category Witha time race hockey program. could have believed. ond; 10to 13 years - Bruce Mac- of 26:51 Jamie Melfi and Kathy Persons who have not yet re- Lean, Jr and Amy Fabick, first, Wood received awards for finish- ceived their award from the Cot- "My major concern is the "To me, it's been absolutely delightful ... from a soccer Bill Krebs and Geralyn Bocci, ing second and third In the 5 kilo- tage HospItal "We're Up For fact that neither the community point of view and from an educatIonal point of view. I've second; Lynn Benson, third; 14 to meter racewalk. Health" Fun Run/Walk should call nor the school system owns a found that girls are every bit as competitive, as eager to 19 years - Andy WIse and Nancy Ten kilometer racewalk WInners the Public RelatIons department hockey rink The rink our win and as willing to improve as boys. That's what has Soltensch, fIrst; Ken Smith and In the open category were. Gary at 884-8600, extension 2454. teams would be using is out of been the delightful part of it." Jl1l Dornbrock, second, Bruce Morgan, first (45 15) and Keith the commumty and that con- Collinson and Julie Emerick, Luoma, second (52'55). Fimshing ULS tennis team cerns me in terms of a control Even the expressway trips haven't dampened the en- third, 21Yto 24 years - Chuck first through third in the masters' factor," Gauerke said. thusiasm of Regelbrugge and his charges. Thornton and Pattie Boss, first; category were Jack Blackburn hangs on Jeff Carter and Pamela Mebus, (53'05), Jeanne Bocci (53'37), and "The girls just love it. After the games, we stop for a second; James Fountam and Lisa Joe VitUCCI(62 35) The Umverslty Liggett SChool "We don't have a rink In our hamburger or a pizza and the girls sing and laugh all the Bradley, third WInners of the 5 kilometer brisk tenms team bounced back into the community," Hollosy concur- way home. It's been fun." Also plaCing were, 25 to 29 walk were Dan Henry and Tlsh WIncolumn and fImshed the week red. "And there's been a his- years - Bill Wilson and Diane Glacolone, first; Gary Bezy and of May 9 In the top spot in Class tory of poor conduct associated If South's girls haven't had as much fun as their North Meli, first, DaVid SzymanskI and Barbara Keranen, second; Ken CoD, accordmg to the Michigan w1th the sport - but controlhng counterparts, it isn't because of a lack of effort ... or Peggy Appelle, second; Wilham DeWolf and Lmda Burns, third, High SChool Tenms Coaches As- that IS our problem." numbers. A total of 72 girls turned out for coach John Trombley and Kim Tocco, third, John Wayne and Juhe VitUCCI, sociatIon Case's team, and the 21 who made the cut have managed to 30 to 34 years - Dean Champane fourth, and Sally Townsend, fifth The Kmghts are III the No. 8 (Both Gauerke and Hollosy turn in a respectable .500 record in their first season. and Kimberley Krause, first, Dale THE THIRD ANNUAL Cottage spot in all classes. reported that last season's in- Chinneck and Rose Mane Nie- tramural program was ex- Case himself has a 30-year background as a player in the bauer, second, Paul Wemhoff and tremely successful in tenns of United States and Europe, including his native Great Bri- Gayla Batl'), third, 35 to 39 years St. Oare 6.0 in baseball student Interest, participation tain. But even his extensive soccer background couldn't - Robert Lucas and Judy SOlder, and conduct.) help him overcome South's major stumbling block this sea- first; Don Campbell and Sally St Clare of Montefalco's base- hits and McQuerry accounted for son: the weather Owen, second, Paul Rentenbach ball team won Its SIxth straight a two-run double Gauerke added that the cen- and Barbara Dettmer, third game to stay unbeaten lD .the St Clare IS coached by John tral administration and the "Actually, things have gone very well.. as well as you Other placers were, 40 to 44 C Y a League's East DIVlsion BrucEJ, who IS aSSisted by Paul board will look at each of the could expect considering the terrible sprmg weather," years - Lawrence Van AlstIne Pellento and Tom Steen objections to the programs South athletic director Hollosy said. and Ann Conners, first, Tom Right-hander Al Shaheen fash- St Clare of Montefalco's base- posed by the athletic adminis- Emenck and Nancy Maxson, sec- IOned a hve-hlt shutout as the ball team remaIned as the only trators in making their final "The major problem was, and IS, not having local oppos. ond, Bernard LeMieux and Lor- Falcons tnpped Queen of Peace, unbeaten team 10 the CYO Lea- decision ition At the JUDlor varsity level, we have to play 10 the aine VanAlstine, third, 45 to 49 2-0 Shaheen fanned 12 and aided gue's East DIVISIOn,as the Fal- years - Bob Trudgeon, first, hiS own cause With a bases-loaded cons notched two more v1ctories Warren Youth League because there aren't any local JV If the decision IS 10 favor of teams," he added. Bruce MacLean, second, Philip double to account for the game's last weekend, to run their record Porbe, third, 50 to 54 years - Bob only runs Mike Paull tripled and addIng Ice hockey to the mter- to 60 scholastic sports program, the But despite the travel, the poor weather and the general Hays and PatriCia Lakm, first; Scott Fischer doubled for St On Fnday, SCott Fischer fash- inexperIence of the participants, both North and South James Hastings and Nancy Huc- Clare athletic administrators will IOned a three-hit shutout, as the begin development of the pro- seems to be coming out of his first season 10 fine shape - kms, second, Ray Baginski and Earlier, St Clare defeated St Falcons downed Guardian Angell Jean Buhler, third, 55 to 59 years gram Immediately, Gauerke North may even have a shot at a regional title Veromca, 7-3, with Sean Bruce 8-0 Fischer fanned IS, walkea said - George Martm, first, 60 and only two and aided hiS own cause And that's certainly nothmg to kick about. gammg the wm on the mound over - William Temkow and Bruce struck out II, while giVing With a home run and three RBI Anne Waybur, first "The very next day, m fact. up three hIts and five walks Keith Mike Paull knocked In two runs If we're going to do it. then WINNING TROPHIES .'\ND McQuerry doubled for the vIctor- WIth a bases loaded smgle In the we're gomg to do It fight" Ruth Dodgers top Indians MEDALS 10 the 10kilometer race IOUSFalcons Another St Clare first inning Gauerke said that tentative were 9 and under - Rebecca victIm was GuardIan Angel, whIch St .Joan of Arc wa') an 8-1 vic- contacts have already been Damm, fmit. 101013 years- Andre In the first mter-Ieague game Lucas was three-for-four With fell 12-3 on Fischer's one-hItter tIm of pitcher Al Shaheen on May made with potential coaches Kong, first, Allen Thomas. sec- 15 Shaheen yielded only two hits, between the Park and Farms-City three RBI, he came on In relief of FIscher struck out 18 and walked ond, Bray O'Toole. thIrd. 14 to 19 whIffed 13 and ISSUedseven pass- Babe Ruth leagues, the Park starter Dave Arnold In the Sixth seven St Clare managed only years - NIgel Orton. hrst. CraIg es In regIsterIng hiS third wm of "We're waitlOg for the Dodgers took an 11-8 victory over and held the Indians scoreless to three hits agamst Guardian Angel. Bagno. second, 20 to 24 years - the season He also chipped In budgetary process to be com- the Indians last Saturday, May 14 gam the save Arnold struck out but made the most of 16 walks and Jeanne Reaume. first, Janet Ed- two Angel errors. WIth three doubles and scored pleted," Gauerke said seven, walked five and gave up wards, second, Paula Olevmk. three runs The Dodgers Jumped out to an five hits 11 1 lead, and fought off a seven- third, 25 to 29 year') - MIChael The Falcons had a closer caU Dave Fannon and Derek Schaf- A pubhc hearmg on the bud- run Inellan rally In the Sixth inning Gracey and Tucker shared the DuCharme and Ann SchmIdt, agam')t St Matthew, squeakIng ran had two hits each for St get is planned for Monday, to hold on for the Win Jay Henze pltchmg duties for the Indians first, Gary Dunham and Jamce out a 6-4 WInover the Marauders Clare One of Schafran's hits was June 6 The Board of Education knocked a three-run homer for the Kirchner and Pangborn collected Morgan, second; Jim Gibbs, Shaheen registered the victory, a tnple, dnvlng m a run Doug Dodgers and added a smgle to 1Sexpected to adopt the 1983-84 two hits each for the losers; Kir- third; 30 to 34 years - Tom 81vlllg up Just two hits whIle stnk- Luca') had two RBI on two sac- budget at Its June 20 meeting dnve In four runs Joe Page also chner also had two RBI and Loplsh and Isle Hamers, hrst, 109 out 15, he also drove III two rifice flies, while Tony Vitale had two hits for the winners Doug Pangborn, one. Douglas Nichol and Carol Mans- runs. Doug Lucas collected two notched a double t , \ ~ Page Two-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 19, 1983 Slugfestsmark little ~ague week North nine take three wins \,.. By Paul Regelbrugge Rice, Frank' Vento, and Joe McKibbon, Celeste Sinor, Paula Farms-City Majors Jimmy Johnson Johnson struck Farms-City AAA Nor&h High Weidenbach were the offensive Harms, a~ Liz Seagram starred A slugfest was the order of the out seven and walked two. Mike Newark.HoUywood: Bob Raub L' Anse Creuse was troWlCed by stars for North. to power North's wins.' _ .... Henry and Sean Cleland pitched day in the second week of Little pItched three scoreless innmgs North's varsity baseball team, Netter. 6-1 Lake Shore's junior varsitl League play, as the Tigers came for the Phils Kevin Nugent had and went two-for-two at the plate 18-0, before the Norsemen swept a Ire team beat North, 7.3, despite ge - out on top 14-7, over the Phils three singles for the Reds and to lead Hollywood to a 5-3 win doubleheader from Lake Shore, North's tennis team placed fifth ting only one hit (six d. the seven Hoag led the Tiger hittmg attack Henry's home run, double and over Newark on May 7. Mike Bell ~3 and 6-2. The three-win week d. eight teams at the University runs were scored on walks). single accounted for all of the Iiggett SChool Invitational. Chris with a tnple and two doubles; held Newark to three hits in the lifted North's record to 14-4 over- Tricksters win Sanders and Wood each went Phl1s' hits. fmal three innings. For Newark, all and 6-0 in the Bi.County Lea- Browri lost in the No. 1 singles fi- three-for-three Sanders and Tim GoloblC was two-for-three at gue. nal, and Steve Ciaravino and Jeff The girls' varsity track team Monahan split the pitchmg chores Cards- Yankees: The Cards Dave Babcock shut out L'Anse Lepley lost in the consolation fi- won the Port Huron Northern In- Jumped out to an early lead and bat and Grayson Willison for the Tigers, stnking out a total smacked a triple Creuse while whiffing 12 batters. nals at No. 1 doubles. North then vitational as Dawn Dunlap set a of five The PhilJies were led by hung on to edge the Yankees, 10-9. Marty Mitchell hit two home runs, blanked Lakeview, 81h-O, as the new North record in the discus Greg Stevens and Barry Brooks Portland-Hollywood: Portland Horn, who laced a double and two won Its first game of the season in John Menzo had three hits, includ- Norsemen are presently 6-1. with a throw of 106 feet, 11 inches singles Sean Cleland and Mike each had doubles for the Cards 109 a three-run homer and Dennis to take second place. and Patrick Wright laced a triple grand style defeating Hollywood, Girls are even Henry pitched for the Phlls. 26-3 Portland exploded for 10 runs Cyr hit a solo homer to complete For the boys, Dave Bergeron Wessler, Chase and Stebbins the onslaught. Jan Hamilton pitched North's broke his own school record by Cardinals-Indians: The Cards shared the pitchIng for the Cards in the first inmng and never lost. the lead behInd the hittIng of Against Lake Shore, Menzo varsity, softball team to wins over throwing the discus 164 feet, 91h took a close one from the Indians,' Hall, Radke, Colby and Quinlan struck out 11 Shorians in game Roseville Brablec, 2-1, and Lake inches. 5-4 Paul Chase hit a bases-loaded collected hits for the Yankees. ChriS Marshall (three-for-four), Brian Nattoli (three-for-three), one, as Mitchell doubled and sing- Shore, 1-0. The latter win leveled smgle 10 the bottom of the sixth to Hall, lsbey and Colby pitched for led. Joe Haas was the winner m the girls' record at 3-3 in league Kickers win two of three drive in the winning run, and the Yanks Jason Steffes (two-for-two), and the mghtcap. play. Although North's girls' soccer added a double to lead the offense. Craig Wininger (two-for-two). For The JV dropped five games to Hamilton pitched three-hitters Brad McMillan went two-for-four Indians-Dodgers: John Whall Hollywood, Fred Matvlas played a bid to win the league champion- irs record slip to 3-8 overall. in both contests and had hits, and Greg Stevens added a double led the Inchans on the mound and sohd game behind the plate and see two ship ended with a 1-0 loss to Re- L'Anse Crouse won, 9 3, Fr~ser one RBI, and scored the game gina, they shut out Bishop Bor- for the Cards Chase and Stebb10s willi h!::>iJ"l d:. they UlOPveU the garnered one hit won, 7-5 and 15-3, and Lake Shore gess, 2-0, and Edsel Ford, 6-0, to split the pitchIng duties for the Dodgers, 12-3 Whall went three winning run against Brablec off innings, stnkmg out seven and not Newark-San Antonio: Newark won 3-2 and 4-3 Craig Como. Tim the bat of Judy Thams. Tracy run their record to 8-1-1 Cards. John Whall went three-for- defeated San Antonio, 16-7, m a three and Brooks doubled for the allowing a hit He also collected three hits on the day. Jeff Hays game that featured tWill brothers • Indians Whall, Orton and Cald- Matt and Greg Snyder as opposing well pitched for the Indians. laced a homer and two singles; ULS IS 12.0 in baseball Orton added two hits. Andrew Joel pItchers. Matt came out the win- Pirates-Tigers: Dale Wilson led the Dodger attack with his ner for Newark behmd solid hit- The Unh'ersity Liggett School Bnan DaVId went three-for-four in land Christian, then on May 10, challenged Lutheran High North. scored the winnIng run on a sac- double. ting and good relief pitching by varsity baseball team picked up the 9-2 victory. Over the four rifice fly by Brian Downs as the Matt Doe and Pat Farley. four more wms last week and re- games, senior outfielder Oliver west to a doubleheader. In the Pirates topped the Tigers, 2-1. A Reds-Tigers: The Reds took Phoenix-Louisville: Louisville main undefeated at 12-0. Binns had two hits and walked six first game, the girls played a double by Cam Hoffman had put their first defeat of the year, fall- won its third game in as many The Knights trounced Lutheran times, tough game with second baseman ing 2-1 to the Tigers. Ross Decker Northwest Tuesda May 10, in "We to have a different Cheri Kavan stealing two bases Wilson In scorin~ position in the starts defeatmg Phoenix, 22-7. Y seem had a double as Knight, Monahan, both games of a oubleheader, bottom of the flfth. The strong Neal Coombs led the Louisville d leader each game," said varsity and third baseman Ivana diTom- Sanders and Hix singled for the 13-2 and 15-4. pitching of Eddie Suzor and sluggers, going two-for-two at the coach Glynn Conley. "The boys maso stealing three, but the lady Tigers. Excellent pitching per- plate with a second inning home Freshman starter Costa are playing well together." Knights eventually lost in the Downs held the Tigers scoreless Papista pitched the first game the rest of the way. The Tigers' formances were turned in by the run. Chris Butt and Ed Kinnaird Netters In slump seventh inning, 13-11. Tigers' Sanders and Monahan. also hit well for Louisville while with relief help from Dwight Kel- , In the second game, the squad lone run came when Sean Sanders The University Liggett School Lucas Wright led the Reds with a Ken Krausm ann and Pat Hogan sey. Third baseman Ned Sparrow came back to soundly defeat doubled and scored on a Doug boys' varsity tennis team con- Wood sacrifice. double and a slOgle. Johnson, Olli- shared the pitching honors. Mike led the offense with two singles Northwest, 24-14. The team'scat- son and Reed each collected a Shrake, who hit a double In the and a triple in four at bats. Spar- tinues its losing ways. On Wed- tered 21 hits, with catcher Mary Reds-Phlls: The Red Legs single. Wright went the distance Phoemx fourth inning, also row then pitched three innings of nesday, May 11, the Knights were Fisher hitting a double and three chalked up their third win of the on the mound for the Reds, strik- pitched the first three innings and the second game to pick up his defeated by Brother Rice, 6-1. The singles, and shortstop Mary year, beating the Phillies, 5-1, be- ing out seven Tiger batters. (By scattered five hits. Arne Knudson first pitching win in his first ap- only winner for ULS was Steve Hoyos, leftfielder Simone Early hind the three-hit pitching of Kirk Garey) went two-for-three in the Phoenix pearance, Freshmen Jim Carson Pack at No. 1 singles. On Satur. and centerfielder Laura each hit- effort, scoring one run. and Rob Wood both had two hits day, May 14, the Knights won just ting three singles. Rightfielder Pt;fiIN 3177 Benefit in three trips. three of 21 matches at they samaU".a DeSmet hit a double and a E. Jefferson San A&oonio-Hollywood: HoUy- On Thursday, May 12, the fmished last in Ann Arbor Huron single and pitcher! centerfielder PAVILION salutes wood won its third ~ame of the KnifJhts topped Hamtramck, 5-1. Invitational. Peggy Hoyos hit two singles. young season defeatmg a deter- PaplSta was back on the mound This week the Knights played On May 12, the team fought '68 Tigers mined San Antonio team, 8-3. and went the distance to bring his Cranbrook on May 17, (after press Southfield Christian School and Mike Bell went the distance for season record to 3-0. First base- time). The State Tournaments lost. On Friday, May 13, the squad The Michigan Ar- Hollywood, scattering four hits man Bill Tettlebach and Sparrow (regionals) begin on Friday, May challenged Roseville Baptist thrItis Foundation is and striking out seven. David both had extra base hits and two- 20 in Ann Arbor. Academy, and just six hits en- attempting to make Scott, Robert Knowles and .John for-three days at the plate. route to a 7-5 win. The hits came FlOest Chinese-Amencan Food Thursday, May 26, a Mozena provided hitting power at Tough softball week Banquet Facililies-Recenlly Remodeled Warren Baptist furnished the The ULS varsity softball team from Fisher, her first home run of HawaII Cocktail Lounge-Happy Hour Man -Fn 3-7 pm night to remember. the plate while Chris Nault played opposition on Friday, May 13. t~e season, DeSmet" with two Open Moll ThUls 11ami a m F" & Sa, 11a m 2 a m Sun noon I • m That's the night the a strong defensive game at second had an exhausting week last week Senior John Kulka pitched a com- playing five games in five days, sIniles, Early, with a single and 259.1510.259-1511 - Carryout Service Foundation will salute base. Jay VandeWyngearde plete game, and freshman catcher Stefanski, with two hits. the 1968 World Cham- pitched well for San Antonio in the On May 9, the squad lost to Oak- pion Detroit Tigers in losing effort and Greg Semack WEIGHT a benefit dinner at the and Matt Hunt were each one-for- Farms-City Ruth league Squirt Blues WATCHERS Fairlane Manor. Hon- two at the plate. Frosted Treat & Desserts orary chairman Jim opens with no-hitter finish at 12.0 RAM'S HORN Lo Cal Menu Northrup will be on Phoenix-Portl and: I?ortland hand for the celebra- beat Phoenix, 17-6, Five walks and The Grosse Pointe Squirt A RISTAURANT • Senior Cltlz_ one error pluS"Mike Shrake's dou- The Babe Ruth League of Jeff McKean who not only had two Blues culminated their spring DiIcouIIt 10"l11 tion, as will such Grosse Pointe Farms-City cele. 88rr1802 ..... 1HIr II1iO names as Mickey La- ble gave Phoenix a 6-1 lead in the hits, two RBI, and six stolen season hockey schedule by win- 174 r 0 MACK AT Sf (LAI. 1 p.m.-10 p... second 'inning. Portland came brated its 30th anniversary with bte~but also pitched a one-hit- ~,,"~heir final two aames and .. l~c::b, loiol'm. ,Ca.sb • Opening ,n~ - aud a no-hitter .>.... , r ...... ~\a1jo\eoCl'1.7''I5n1lCeoutj' ..'" ' • their reconl' to a-o -tor a DAILY DINNER Denny M~Clain, Jon back with1'l>(uf-fUns"in 1he ll'iiro inning, three in the fourth, and on May 1. Not a bad afternoon for one first place finish in the spring lea- SPECIALSI SPECIALS Warden, Jim Price In the American League, the player! Teammate Ken Irvin con- gue at Fraser Hockeyland. and others, the Foun- nine in the fifth while Roland Lor- 99 bach held Phoenix scoreless for Red Sox defeated the Indians 5-2 tributed an RBI to the Angels' vic- The Blues took a 4-0 victory dation says. Larry on Opening Day with a superb tory. over the North Macomb Stars on 11 •.•..3II .••11 ...... I, '3 =erch Adderley will serve as the remaining four innings. Big Cia,.. hitters for Portland were Ross no-hit pitching effort by Ted Kolp. In another opening day game, May 9. Goal scorers for the Blues HOMEMADE Uncludes Potatoes, master of ceremonies. He struck out nine and kept tne Naidow (four-for.four), Jason the Rangers defeated the Cardi- included Jay Auld, Michael Kuna, SOUP DAILY Choice of l' Soup. Indians under control for the en- naIs (Park), 8-3. The Rangers at- Todd Frederickson and Brad WE ARE FAMOUS Salad or cole slaw Further information Steffes (three-for.four), Chris for OUR DESSERTS! - Roll &. Butter may be obtained by Marshall (two-for-four), and Craig tire game. Tom Jones made a tack was led by Steve King with Warezak. Assists went to Kevin calling 561-9096. Wininger (triple). smart defensive play in rightfield two hits and four RBI, Dave Blon- Watson (two), Jon Bell, Stefan to preserve the no-hitter. The Red dell with a double and one RBI, Teitge and Jeff Jensen. Jason Newark-Louisville: Louisville Sox offense was paced by Mark and George Berg with one hit and Hall, playing his first game in won its fourth straight with a 14-8 Belanger with two hits and three three RBI. Joe Louisell made an goal, posted the shutout. victory over a tough Newark RBI followed by Matt Letscher, outstanding catch in left-center- On May 11, the Blues faced a squad. After trail~ng for four inn- who had two hits. Scott Tucker field to close the door on the Car- bigger and stronger Fraser Pan- ings, LoUISVille exploded for 11 and Jamie Pangborn pitched a dinals. Gordon Langs, the winning ther team. The Pointe squad used runs in the fifth inning including a good game for the Indians. pitcher, threw a four-hitter and speed, defense and accurate pass- clutch single by John Broutin to In the second game on Opening struck out 14. ing to take a 3-2 victory. Frede- tie the game. Mike Butt, who Day, the Yankees defeated the On May 12, the Rangers de- rickson scored twice and Watson caught a perfect game, also was White Sox, 4-2. The Yankees' of- feated the Twins, 11-3. The Ran. added the winning goaL Warezak, two-for-three at the plate. The fense was led by Steve Kingsley's gers' offense was paced by Steve Kuna, Brian Crane and Scott Ber- double and two RBI and Eric Re- King with four hits and four RBI, ger collected assists. Arkla Bradley Charmglow EI number three was the charm for Patio Falcon Happy Cooker . Louisville's Pat Hogan, who stum's one RBI. Andy Smith and while teammates Dave Blondell Also making offensive contribu- Sears Struct" Turco. Warm pitched three innings, gave up Ryan Hoeh, the Yankees' second and Tom Liliensiek each had tions were speedy skaters Morning Weber and so on three hits and three runs and hit a baseman and shortstop, respec- three hits. Tim Jerome made sev- Emillano Lorenzini, David Auld, There are about 20 makers of gas three-run oome run on his third tively, made a number of out- eral fine plays at third base, and Andrew Van Deweghe and Dustin grills and we stock replacement parts trip to the plate. s~anding defensive plays. Winning Andre~ C.ox ~ontributed a fine Kolodge. Goa:ltender Hall stopped for practically all 01 them Genuine pItcher Brady Kraushaar held the catch 10 rlghtfleld to support the several scormg opportunities to Modern Home Products parts, equal Newark's Chris McCormick not White Sox to three hits. The White Rangers defense. The Twins' at- preserve the victory. to or better than the manufacturers' only held Louisville to three hits Sox pitchers, Steve Gedman and tack was led by Curt Edwards The Blues play their first spring own speclflcat Ions Fire grates. and runs in the fIrst half of the Don Del Place, allowed the Yan- with a triple and Bill Gryzenia season playoff game at 7 p.m. to- cooking grids, stainless steel burners. game, but also went two-for-two kees only three hits. with a dOUble. Liliensiek, the win- night, Thursday\ May 19, at handles, and the new "B.BOer's at the plate. Chns Koemg went On May 8, the Red Sox defeated ning pitcher, threw a five.hitter Fraser Hockeylana, 141h Mile and CHOICE" rocks two-for-three and hit a home run the Tigers, ~8. The Red Sox' of- and struck out 10. Utica roads. No waltmg for manufacturers to ship in the fourth mning fense was paced by Jason Cole- what you need Just comeon In and grove, with three singles and two take home whatever it takes to make MEMORIAL DAY Newark-Portland: Newark de- Pee WeeBrnins Senior Ruth feated Portland, 11-2, in a makeup RBI, Andre Bielski with a single your gas grill as good as new (maybe * GRILL SALE * and a double, and Mark Belanger even a little better) game Friday the 13th WhICh was with two RBI In this game, excel- Now in Progress originally rained out on April 30 make finals tryouts set lent relief pitching by Belanger Portable L.P. Gas Grills and washed out again on May 3. Any boy 16 to 18 years old and a As good or better than and Ty Zablocki proved to be the The Grosse Pointe Pee Wee 00 Pat Farley struck out 10 batters in resident of Grosse Pointe Park is original equipment as low as $99 dlfference. Belanger pitched four four mnings for Newark while Bruins have won the first two strong innings before needing re- welcome to try out for the Park Craig Wininger played a fine games of their double-elimination A's baseball team, Friday, May llef in the seventh inning Zablocki tournament and earned the right DOUG KUHAR game for Portland, gettmg two 20, at 6 p.m. at the Grosse Pointe 20947 MACK AVENUE retIred the one batter he faced on to 'play in the post-season Fraser hits and scoring both Portland Hockeyland league tournament. South High School baseball field. runs a pop-up with the bases loaded to 885-4670 Skating against the Sterling The second tryout date has not end the game. The Tigers' offense been decided at this time Man- Louisville-San Antonio: In an- was led by Bill Adhoch with a Heights Shamrocks on FridaY May 13, Adam Tanielian openeal ager Al DeVIne recommends that other tWICe-rescheduled game on double and two RBI, Belanger interested players make two of was the winning pitcher the scoring for the Bruins when he Friday the 13th, Louisvllle won Its the three tryout dates. Further in- fIfth straight over a tough San An- The White Sox and IndIans converted a pass from Andrew West. Andy Busse put the next one formation may be obtained by tOniO team, 11-5 James Com bs played to a 5-5 tie on May 10 The calling Coach DeVIne at 821-5914. makmg hiS pitching debut, went game was called because of dark- in, assisted by Bobby Beltz and Sports the rustance for LoUISVille, giVing ness after seven Innings. The Ricky Darke. With Just 29 seconds St. Paul teams up only five hItS while makIng two White Sox' attack was led by Bob left in the first period, Beltz putouts of runners attemptmg to Gillooly With a double and two scored after taking a pass from need coaches steal home and gOIng three-for- RBI, John Hogan with two RBI, Timmy McConnell and Darke to four at the plate Brother Neal and Aaron Jabbour with one RBI. put the Pointe into a 3-0 lead.' St.Paul's Grade School needs Combs was two-for-three and The Indians' offense was led by The second period was hard- coaches for its seventh and eighth teammate Mike Zuelch went Scott Tucker with a double and fought with the lone goal coming grade girls' basketball teams and News four-for.four two RBI and L Grocey With two from Tanielian, Beltz assistmg. f Page Three-C Classified ads Thursday, May 19, 1983 4-HELP WANT£D 4-+tELP WANTED 1A4ERSONALS 4-HELP WA.NTED 1A-PERSONALS 1A-PERSONALS GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE' INDEX TO CLASSIFIED OFFERED HORSE and Carriage rental CAMERA Sales persons RESPONSIBLE Sitter needed NEW CREDIT Card! 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NIGHT hostess position, Ren FASHION EXTERIOR paintmg - col- HON)!:ST, dependable work- Two Pomte reSidents Will Eliances, r.ood transporta- FOR LEASE spacious upper ter, for no more down than Cen, call for appomtment SALES lege student Will paint yOW' move or remove large or ers f(lr lawns, landscapmg, what you might give for between 2-5. 259-1525 lon, pre er middle-age on Trombley, 3 bedrooms, 2 house, garage, or fence For small quantities of furD! rototilling, pambng, WIndow first & last months rent - 3 a free estImate, call Steve couple, no pets. References baths, l1vlng room, dlrung PART bme position. switch- (Part time) ture, appltan\..es, pianos or and gutter clearung Also, required. $2160 security de- room, well-equipped klt- bedroom. brick at 7 Mile & 469-()428. odd jobs John, 882-5978; board, receptiorust, typing. WlDkelman's is opening a new what have you Call for free posit 1111-3700 chen with eating area Ga- Hayes or 2 bedroom Brick Penobscot Building, down- store in the excitmg New ACCOUNTANT - Part-bme, eslJmate 343-0481, or 822. Greg,1I8S-8564 at Cadieux and Harper. For GROSSE Pomte - 5 room rage and use of adjacent town Detroit Mature U1dJv- Center One Building (Fish. mature 14 years experi- 2208 tenms court $775 monthly. details Call JOHN S ------lower, 4 family, carpeting, idual 962-0184 er Buildmg - 9 ft. area) ence. Prefer corporatIOn Se-cATERING WM J. CHAMPION & CO. GOODMAN, INC. books Grosse Pointer 882- RETIRED HANDYMAN - appliances, $250 573-0935. ~3060 Mmor repaIrs, Larpentry, 884-5700 OUTBOAtedRDmotor mlsecbaru. We have permanent part time 6Il6O RENT ACOOKfor your speCIal EXCELLENT for bachelor, elednLal, plumbing, bro- FAIRMOUNT - upper. 2 cs wan ,own too requir- positions for mdlviduals occasIon Reasonable. Excel- Mack/Warren area, one WAYBURN - 3 bedroom, 2 ken wmdows and sash \..ord car garage, near transpor- bedrooms with basement ed 824-6837. who bave fashion sales ex- 10 YEARS expenenced lady left references. 1111-1089 .bedroom apartment, clean, and garage. $285. plus see- APPLIANCE repair man perience and are available repla\..ed, ell. Reasonable. tation, schools, $375 plus Wishes day work. Call 921- cars:ted, all uhlities in- unty. 1112-9130or 1111-0062 wanted. Must have some to work a flexible 26-25 hour 5304. ReferenLes 882-6759 EUROPEAN Culinary Com- clu ed, $220 per month. utilities. Deposit, refer. washer-dryer experience. schedule, Monday.satur------Dany. Graduations and ences required, after 5 886- 895 BEACONFIELD - Lower DAY TIME Babvslttin~ bv LAWN ServIce, very rehable 886-0939 Call Thursd;:jY or Frl~:i Uta)'. '~'cddings Outdoor Bar b 9626 unit ;;...m~bw 2 bOOl"ooms, Momca. Fnendly, reliable, :rell years expenence servo SPACIOUS 2 bedroom duplex. ONLY 885-0079. mg Pomters Excellent que and party specialists. TWO Bedroom upper f1a~ - stove/refrigerator and heat experienced. Have local re- Call Johnny Subic. 792-0069. C~ted, appliances. 1m. TELEPHONE canvassers Outstanding benefits include egtllpment, very reasona. stove, refrigerator, carpet- included. $34O/month 1 year ferences Call 893-0238 or m iate occupancy $450. lease. Schultes Real Estate needed to work from home. discount privileges, vaca- 773-8071 Also trained in ble Call for estimate 882- TRY US - Quahty food at rea. ed, $240, a month. No pets tion, medical.hfe lDsur. Secunty. 293-9070 Ideal for worlong people. -1111-8900. Earn $1~$20 per hour Part working -with handicapped 4226, 884-9515, evenings sonable prices. J Ir J Cater- or full time. Experience ances. ONE Bedroom apartment. 882-0539. 15014 MACK Grosse Pointe children. HANDYMAN - Painting, mg, 1184-9468. Harper-Berkshire. Stove, plumbmg, electncal. No Job GROSSE Pomte Park. Nice 2 Park - 2 bedroom apart- only 881.4011 Qualified applicants should MARIE'S CATERING - All refrigerator, air condition- I EARNED over $2,000 last call Mrs. Mann, 833-6906 be- HOUSEKEEPER or nurse- too small Re8bOnable Call bedroom usper With ap- ment with appliances. park OCC8Slons.Hors d'oeuvres, ing, carpeted. Heat mclud- pl1ances an heat 343-0255; permit, rent $295, heat In- month, I lost 20 pounds in 2 tween 1~12 noon ONLY. maid Capable, reliable Bob, 812-3045 ed $275per month 331-0581. months and kept it off and lIve-in. Please call 581-6375 brunch, dinners. buffets and 331-6227. cluded, security deposit re- WINDOW WASHING, pamt- party trays 862-6295. quried. 1115-3211. you can do it 1111.9191. GRADlJATING High School WAYBURN near Outer Dr UPPER Flat, 3 bedrooms, too. WINKELMAN'S mg, odd Jobs Exper- rooms, one bedroom, stove, study, enclosed porch, fire- 730 TROMBLEY - Upper flat NON-PROFIT organization Equal Opportunity Employer senior girl WIShes summer Ienced, insured Senior APRON ASSOCIATES makes refrigerator, heat included, elegant entertaining easy for glace, appliances, farage, two bedrooms plus year has opening at entry level employment, expenenced CItizen Discount Seaver's $195 month, security. 886- DENTAL Assistant, part time sa! "'rt ...... ,~n any occasiOll. lIB2-7149. asement Availab e July round porch, garage, di position reqwring typing, . i es .... -_. Il82-OOOO 0052 for Orthodontic pract ceo ------1st. $370. vided basement. larger filing, and accounting skills. &perlenCJe preferred. Send LAWNCTJTI'ING, recent col- AVAILABLE for lawn care &-FOR RENT GROSSE Pointe Park upper 542-3009 rooms, very nice decor Please mail or drop oft resume to. 177'00Mack Ave., lege graduate Exper- roe- and babysitting very rea- flat. stove and refrigerator. Available to see Thursday 8 sume addressed to BusiDeu Grosse PClinte, Mi. 48224. ienced, courteous, reliable, UNFURNISHED BEDFORD - 5 room upper, sonable, after 3 pm, Il62- All utilities included. 886- stove, refrIgerator, fur- p.m. or Saturday 10 a.m. Office. Grosse Pointe War -- --- very reasonable rates 884- 1796 $600 month. Memorial, 32 Lakeshore DRIVERS _ OpeniDgs avail- 8526, evenings. Earl. WARREN/Outer Drive area, 2633. nished, carpeted. central Drive, Grosse Pointe. all ~- Need upper fiat, carpeted, stove, air, dishwasher, $350, u- 4887 WOODHALL duplex 48236. WALLPAPERING, palOtmg 4231 OUTER Drive, us.per, No telephone calls will be able, _D open. RELIABLE, courteous male refngerator, plus security tilities not Included. Ideal carpetmg. drapes, appli repair work No job too two bedroom, sun eck, accepted. good drlvm, record. Apply desiring summer employ- After 5 p.m. 772-6208. stone fireplace, appliances. for adults. 771-7b71, days, ances, recently decorated between 1-3p.ID.I5601 Mack ment, expenenced in mter- small Free estimates 884-8694, after 6 p.m GROSSE Pointe Park, 3 bed. 371-3023. Cadieux/W8lTen area, $290 INDUSTRlOUS'Person need- at Nottingham. ior-extenor painting, wall- Dave, 2S4-001l> per month IlIl6eSSOO. ed for deliveries, general papering, wall washing room house. Garage, new GROSSE Pointe City. 2 bed. UPPER Flat - Cadieux/I-94 clean up and various other HAIRSTYLISTS - Pro~ess- Call Kurt """"2273 EXPERIENCED Nurse's appliances, newly decorat- area. 1 bedroom, $235 in- room lower flat to rent. TWO bedroom upper apart tasks. Hours approx. from lve and career minded , IIV • Aide desires private duty. ed, deposit, references. cludes aU utilities, partly Beautifully decorated, in- ment in Grosse Pointe Park 7:30 a.m .• 6:30 p.m. Com. wanted. Your cheerfulness, HOUSESITTER available _ Excellent references No $325, plus utilitIes. Il22-079O cludes Florida room, $500 a furmshed. 881-Q8()l. pany car for most deliver- professionalism and exper- college senior eager for $275 a month. $250 secunty hve.ms. Call 296-1167 or after 4. month includes gas. For 6 MILE-Gratiot area. Clean 1 ies, however, must have Use is rewarded by good housesltting job in Grosse 885-3545. 771-3751. PARK. 2bedroom, lower flat, more information and ap- bedroom upper flat. Work. own car. Starting salary beoefjtsandexoell~work. Pointe - good witb children llnmediate occupancy. 881- pointment arrangement, iog couple or women pre. TWO bedroom ranch in Gros $3.50/hoUr. Apply ill pel'lOl1 iog atmosphere. Call 1182- and pets - please call Jac- contact Mr. Billove, at 846- ferred. $225 per month plus se Pointe City, central air 8:»4:30 Drum Electronics 2S600r 751-l1852, ask for Pat. quelme Ann Lesesne, 886- MEDICAL 83'77 5603 after 7 p.m. security deposit. 881-2145, one car garage. $450 month Corporation, 17650 E. Nine EVERYONE LOVES TO .?B48. GROSSE Pointe Woods. Love- C ask for KiU'en. ly, $400 security deposit SERVICE Iy 3 bedroom Colonial, 2 car OUR VILLE in Detroit - 3 886-3545 Mile Road, East Detroit, MI MAKE NEW FRIENDS COLLEGE student, male, bedroom house, $325 per 48021. AND MAKE MONEY needs steady work. Can FOR NURSES garage, $600 month Lease, LOWER 5 room, East Outer security. Available July l. month ,plus security. 493- Drive. 977..()()99 DEVONSHIRE North of War- LIVE-IN Housekeeper and el. IN THE PROCESS. start immediately! 884- ren 2 bedroom, ideal for 527-3120 343-9163. 3834 after 7 p.m derly care. Algonac area Sell Avon gifts, jewelry and 1139. CARING SINCE 1973 GRAYTON - clean 3 bed single or working couple. 521-1373or 526-5788. makeup. Call Diane, lI8S- TWO female college seruors GROSSE Pointe Park - Not- No pets. 1111-5990. CAVALIER MANOR ti~am, below Jefferson. 2 room, 1t,2 bath, large livi~ 0942. seeking full or part time EXPERIENCED Movers - room with fireplace, form FINANCIAL PLANNING job J th applJances, pianos, apart- 24575 KELLY b room lower flat com- SOMERSET - second floor College graduates, succesaful SERVICE Station attendent, summer . une 13th ru EASTLAND AREA pletely redecorated, new dining room. remodeled apartment. $275 monthly, full or part time. dilY or Sept. 9th. Sales or clerical ments, homes Call for low Luxurious modem two bed. carpeting, appliances, $32S kitchen. G.E. Range, Jenli heat included. 1112-8230. sales candidates or perlOn night experienced, Village position Please call 885- rates. 775-671~ air, dishwasher. sun room with prior business owner. M b'l se i C di 7106 room apartment. Appl1an- per month includes heat. ship preferred to investi. 0 I rv ce, a eux- . FRANK'SHandynian Setvlce. ces, carpet, central air, Eastside Management Co. - library. full basement RIVARD - Grosse Pointe City gate a career in the speda. Kercheval, Grosse Pointe. TEACHER seekmg child care Wallpapering, pa.ll1t1ng and pool, carport. Near 10 Mile 884-3890. attic fan, air conditioners, ~ Spacious Tudor, executive lized field of financialdllan- Ask for Phil position in area for sum- ffilScellaneous rep8lI'S 773- Road. From $375. car aara~e, garden. $62f type 3 bedroom, 2 bath m'ng Please contact '--- mer. References. 884-9044. 2123. plus epos.lt and,references . """'. IDEAL FOR non-smoking 7'n-3649; 961-7411 , SPACIOUS Lower flat in lower, large yard. $585. Grosse Pointe Park. 3 bed- 645-9450 NOTI'INGHAM, south of Jef. 884-3559. Housey at 649-3250. woman. Care for ~ (2 MEDICAL Assistant, secre- 5A-srruATlON rooms, sunporch. dining WAYBURN Flat - 3 bed- LEGAL Secretary part~=d &12) and home, 7:45 a.m. - tary receptionist all front DOMES11C ferson, 5 room upper. fully room, finished suite in type '1'0 w.p.m .• sho 5:15 p.m., 5 days per week duties' manage- rooms, appliances included MT. CLEMENS aDcl'back carpeted, appliances in- basement, 2 full baths, ga- I l • \ ..... ~. ""'., .1OQ.. •• ~. att.u4 Diaht .1-82 .... p.m..> 'Mature $325. security deposit re- HOUSEkEERER,. ~xperl- cluded, Semta tra~rta- rage, $450 per month. -"..s: -..> '1~' ... ,...... D..... \ ~..SiMRJ' lC!ealfor mklcDe- lUldexperienced with excel- tloh. ~ 'fot- emplOyed sin- , "ctUIred';'3S1~~br 3SMGZlr. ~~,~Q~~ enced, reliable. will clean to Available July 1st. 774-1605 room, townhouse, Ilf.t baths. Min $25101' .tteIldIInce. fi2 aged . .~- to 1 -J 6846 gle or married couple. 110 r typed page. 10 hrs. a tosemorCl..-.... care ent l ... erences. ll84- . your needs. Call 296-6498 ONE Bedroom upper. clean. pe pets. re(erel1cesrequired. alter Sp.m. appliances, fenced private for 2 toddlers iD our bome, 3 . after 5 p m. quiet, skylights, appliances, month. IDquire Dept. City days per week. 7a.m .• 5p.m COlLEGE Student Will paint 885-1!M4days, 884-3340 even- yard. carport, from $335 , GROSSE Pointe Park, Lake- all utilities. $300 per month, Clerk, City 01. Gro8e Pointe References -.0333. your garage. Freeest1mate, MATURE women looking for lOgs. 463-4482. 961-7411. pointe off Jefferson, 3 bed- plus security. 881-8148. Woods, poone 343-24045.- EEASbea1tbYu canbee call stu, 469-0428. domesbc work With refer- room lower, $325 per month, 5203 GRAYTON - 2 bedroom WHITTIER/Gratiot 2 NEAR Grosse Pointe, lovely BAKERY Counter Girl wan- B with Honey See ~en. Dis- PAINTING, carpenter work, ences, 527-3968 plus utilities, 1184-5605. - Colonial. Available June 10. bedrooms, heated, applian- 2 bedroom upper flat, fire ted.963-9603. tri.butors needed. 83t-4IIMO. ~,garafes,~mall~bs, HOUSECLEANING Expen. Lenore P, Higbie Maxon. place, dining room, se- VERY Nice 2 bedroom lower ces, 573-7318. PART-TIME Office help. YOUNGSTERS to hand repell's. Bes pnces. ete, enced honest and dependa- 885-6596, 886-3400. flat. New carpeting, ap- parate laundry facilities ble References 773-9655or $5.00 an hour, plus beDefits. bills door to door.~turday, 882-2795. DUPLEX, St Paul at Neff, 3 pliances, fireplace, heat in- DOWNTOWN DETROIT 343-0346, 4:3~10. 771-1982. eluded. Immediate 446-6156 Filin" typing and answer- May 21st at noon. Farma's LAWNCUTTING, Garden- \ bedrooms, 1lf.t baths, sun Are you tired of that long TWO Bedroom upper flat ing phones. 7'1'&-6202. Granary 18431Mack. lng, etc. Recent college MATURE Women WIshes 3 porcb, fireplace. Appli- or 882-0'776. drive to work in downtown East WaITen and Haverhill HAIRDRESSER - Talented' graduate. Experienced. days. Monday, Wednesday ances, gas heat. No pets. 1 GROSSE Pointe Woods - 4 Detroit and hate the traffic $200 monthly, plus security and experienced. Guaran- 4A-4tELP WANTED courteous, reliable. Very and Fnday. 871-5721after 6 year lease, 1month security bedroom Colonial, fanuly hassle? Would you like liv- After 6 pm., 773-1607. teed wages plus benefits. DOMESTIC reasonable rates. Call 884- p.m deposit Available July loth. room, dming room, finished iog in an historic downtown Pre'erably female. 182- 8526 for estimate. Earl $600 882-0597 basement, new carpeting, residence within walking FLANDERS 12347, near Gra 1540: WE SPECIALIZE in tbe Glusac. MAID SERVICE distance to Ren Cen, tiot, DIce upper, 3 bedroom, IT your home is in need of a CONDO for rent - 16 Harper fenced yard, 1lf.tcar garage, placement of professional $750 a month, 81llH216after Greektown. U of D Law $145 Now ready, 884-9977. GREEK TOWN ice cream domestic and aursing per_ ONE - GIRL office Book- htUe T.L C , we're the pe0- area 2bedrooms, 11hbaths, School and downtown 6pm. HAVERHILL/Mack Imma- parlor is seeking day and sonnel: Housekeepers _ keeping, secretarial, pay- ple to call. Our women are patio, attached garage, tin- events? OUr one-bedroom night help. Call 496-085'1for Cooks _ Couples _ Child roU, billing. Experienced bonded, mature and reh- ished basement, appli- FARMBROOK Detroit - be- culate 2 bedroom lower, units start at $300 per fireplace, garage. 884-2721 interview. Care _ Day Work _ Maids Call Jo. ~4741. able I No transportation ances, air COnditIoning,$475 tween East WaITen/Mack month, and a few units worrIes! For results call per month 661-4643 even- DRAFTSMAN, to trace draw. - Home Health Care. Live "CARING & DOING Immaculate 2 bedroom have fireplaces, carpebng DUPLEX - Harcourt, 3. bed- . "4 h k In or OUt. Please call Susie's Home Setvlce. 563- ings after Fnday. home. New kitchen. living lng, $50.... ours wor. GOLL JEANNETTE IS OUR MOTTO and super views. The rooms, 1lf.t baths. pnvate Must be good printer. Walt 6321. GROSSE POInte tOwnhouse, 2 room, dining room, 1st floor Palms Apartments, 1001 E driveway, 2 car garage, laundry, stove, refrigera- Hoover. 242 Lewiston, PERSONNEL bedrooms, 2lf.t baths, full Jefferson. Call 393-2700 , $65O/month. Call Realtor • LIVE INS VERY Experienced house tor, $300 No pets. Deposit (313)886-l246 AGENCY basement, central air, near weekdays. Evenings and Palazzolo Assoc. 885-1944 ... AlDES cleaner will clean houses transportation No pets required. 83S-2736. Weekends 259-4253 . MEDICAL Assistant, exper- 106 Kercheval • RN's • LPN's and apartments Call $575 per month. 886-1979. LAKESHORE Village - 2 GROSSE pointe Woods .- 3 ienced, full time only, with Grosse Pointe Farms Teresa, 772-1221 WHY NO'!' CONSIDER bedroom bungalow, frrep- EFFICIENCY apartment bedroom Townhouse de. HAVING YOUR knowledge of X-ray, pul- 882-2928 PART TIme, work-.c-l-ea-m-n-g-o-r luxe 771-0027; 775--2037 la~e formal dining room, For Home Health Care blocks from Grosse POinte l1ew'modern kitchen and monary function test, State Licensed and Bonded child care. 823-2958. INVESTMENT E.K.G.'s. etc., competitive At Its Best Call Near 1-94and Whitl1er. Pn- BUCKINGHAM - Large bathroom. Close to school vate parking, apphances PROPERTY salary and benefJts.Eastside GROSSE POINTE MED-STAFF upper 1 bedroom, very and transportafJon. $600 pel'" lOtemlSts office 172-1788. WOMAN DesIres housekeep- and carpeting included, $225 clean, carpet and appli- MANAGED? month plus security. 885- 557-2505 mg work $35. own transpor. per month, 885-1220 ances included. $245 plus EMPLOYMENT IT'S REASONABLE 0990 INVESTMENTS SALES tabon.892-1931. security, no pets, 882-6412. Leading financial Institution AGENCY CARING ... HARPER WOODS - 3 bed- AND EFFICIENT! NOTTINGHAM - near War- has limited openings for m- YOUNG - Woman - Wishes room ranch, $475 HOUSE for rent, east side of FOR DETAILS CALL 885-4576 A Tradition Smce 1975 ren, 1 bedroom lower, share vestment sales representa- housecleamng Job, 1 or 2 GROSSE POINTE PARK be- Alter, 882-3821 DILLON 50 years reliable service For Loved Ones at utilities, $235 References tives Unlin'llted prospects. days a week Fast effiCient tween Kercheval and St. Paul Needs experienced Cooks, Home, BRIGHT basement studio, PROPERTY 884-3559 Complete training course Only The Best WIll Do working References avatl- On MARYLAND - 1bedroom immaculate conditIon, in with salary and commission Nannies, Maids, House- able Reasonable fee 755- MANAGEMENT apartment, ideal for single , qmet home, one block from on canal with programs. Very bigh in- keepers, Couples. Nurse CALL 9180, ask for Karen 1lS1-4147 ASHLAND - heat inelOOed $275 GrosSt" Pointe on Courville boat well 5 room lower. Come potential. Call Vmce Aides, Companions and THE HEALTH CARE EASTWOOD/Hayes . 1 bed near Mack/East Ashley, 779-6222for a confi. HATE Housework? Let Sue do - Outer GRATIOT - Six Mile are Stove, refrigerator, car. Day Workers for private PROFESSIONALS room apartment, $185 Also , Drive, $200 After 5 pm., a. peted, mcludmg heat, $295. dential interview homes. It for you' I do general one bedroom apart men cleamng WIll clean apart. effIciency $165 8115-5361. 1. Security and references IDS MARKETING CORP. 18514Mack Avenue P C.O ASSOCIATES,INC ; m-652S Equal' opportunity employer ments. houses and offices 2 For others not listed call La - Ideal for adults. 1-748-9943 . Gfge&e Pointe Farms 552-Q636 years expenence Good ref. Von's Rental and Propert y GROSSE POlOte Park _ 2 TWO Bedroom lower. $24 M/F SeCUrIty depoSIt. No pe ~' DEVONSHIRE - between LIVE-IN person needed. Own Insured and Bonded erences, excellent rates Management 713-2035. bedroom upper apartment, Outer DriveIHaverhil AUTOMOBILE Mechamc. transportabon, With refer- • RN - LP N's For more mformatlOn call THREE bedroom brick ranch reasonable rent. 881-0550 ences Complete care for el- 296-9555 1. ~~~r:w~fl':t~~v:' certified and licensed, ex. • Llve-m's - Compamons after ~ ~_ 371-04~~ _ In Grosse Pomte Woods derly woman 886-700II SCHOENHERR/Greiner, - refngerator, $300 rent plus perienced, Village Mobil • Aides. Homemakers Large country kitchen, 2 na - newly decorated, large, 2 TWO or 4 bedroom home gas, electric Call 371-4387 servIce Cadieux/Kerche- LAUNDRESS - Mondays- or WOULD you hke your house tural fIreplaces, central air . rooms, studio, $190. All utiU- large yard, heated garag e. after 4 30 val, Grosse Pointe, ask for Tuesdays faffilly laundry LADY WIShes day work, own clean for the weekend? garage, close to school and bes mcluded, plus security, on 10 Mlle In Warren. $500 a Phil and ironing Must be use to transportation 923-7879 Grosse Pomte references pubhc transportabon. $700 52H29l. month, $500 seCUrIty Re- OUTER DRIVE/Dickerson. 521-6805 per month plu'! security ferences. 372-6518. One bedroom apartment. PART.TIME Advertising pressing fine linens Refer- HANDYMAN WIth bwlder h- 8IlS-099O. SPACIOUS, Park, upper, dm. Newly decorated. Clean, Sales Rep - can won: from ence8 required. 182-2504 cense. No too big or too JOb HONEST hardworkmg wo- mg, 3 bedroom, liVIng With GRATIOT -7 MIle area qUIet, SUitable adults. no your home Publisher of RELIABLE Cleamng lady for UtUe Reasonable 71~8063 men deSire to do house- fireplace, screened porch, neWly decorated 1 bed pets. Pay own utIlities $ISO. educational publlcatlon 5A-smJA TION one or two days a week LADY wishes clearung offIce cleamng Lorame, 293-8181, stove, refngerator, washer, room apartment All ut.1lit- First and last 1182-5531 needs person to Le1e1lbooe DOMESllC Grosse Pointe references. or house Tuesday, Thurs- CaroL. 179-0478 references please, 939-4244 ies Included $215 pe book publJshers. Must have CaU_2140. r 2 BEDROOM upper flat, $275 some sales experience day. References Own DUPLEX, back of St. John month plus secunty de pos- plus uti IJties 5919 Yorkshire. transportatIon 824-4338, Hospital, 21773 Moross It 839-6287. Send resume and rate re- 4C-HOUSE SITTING 2 Open Saturday 12 to 12:30 alter 6 bedroom, dirun~ and liVIng 3 BEDROOM UPPER flat ----- qUired to Grosse POInte SERVICES - GRATIOTn, large stucbo with News, Box T-l7, 99 Kerche- room, garage tove. refn- lIvmg room. dlmng roo PRIVATE NURSING gerator, neWly decorated, m, separate kitchen, $215, free . val, Grosse Pomte Farms, WOMAN WISHES to house- AroWld the clock new kItchen. carpehn $315 Call after 6 pm, _ Can be seen anytIme aJ& utIlibes and appliances. No Mich 48236 sit Availabl,) Ju.ne 23-July In home, hospital or nursmg pets 371.4ffi3 5067. Bedford, 343-0015. EXPERIENCEDHaIlmark: 2lI References Write (be- home RN's, LPN's, Aides. IT's E4SY ------manager (or large card fore June First) MHo. companIOns, male atten- MORANG"':: WhltehifCsuper ALTER - CHARLEVOIX - 1 BEDROOM upper, Hous- To HiRE Cood HElp! clean, 3 bedroom, 11,2bath, shop In the Renaissance man, Two Fellsway, East dants, live-inS Screened Grosse Pointe Side, attractl ve ton/Whittier/Kelly area .. Malden, Massachusetts and bonded 24 hour service formal dmmg room. 2 fIre- large one-bedroom or stud 10 $240 mcludes utilities, ap- Center Must have Hall. HOUSEhold T EAIlIS pliances, garage security 021'8 Licensed nurses for insur- ~Iaces, finished basement, apartments, $180-$210, I mark expenence no others • DtpENd4blE • AffoltdAbb n. deposit and relerences re- need apply Phone Mr ance cases Ih car garage, $400, 527- cludes appliances and 0375 u- qlllred. -'9885. Vollmer, 25&-8112, t:30 to GOING on vacation? Protect, POINTE AREA NURSES • EfficiENT bllties 331.7852 11:30 a m only. pets, plants and house. TU 4-3180 Tun YOURSElf .'"' YotiR tfoME IDEAL hoUSefor retired cou- LAKEPOINTE--Gros se SPACIOUS 4 bedroom Grosse Pointe college pIe or wortung girls. 2 bed- SALEsPERSO-N-NE=L-need~. BABYSI fTlNG CALL US TODAY POInte Park. 5room lowf'r ,1 Tudor/Detroit. Rent or rent ed 885-84'1'0 graduate Expenenced FREE ESTIMATES rooms, appliances, 2 car bedroom, kitchen appha n- With optIOn at $475. per ------Will sit or Iive.ln. Non SERVICE AGENCY garage, security deposit, fe- ces, natural wood floor month Call Beth at Grosse oU1' OF STATE smoker. 1111-7396 servIng the Grosse POinte area 886,1197 ferences, 1J8&.4323; 885-3745 leaded glass doors, $28~' Pomte Real Estate Com- NEWSPAPERS since 1955 Care of CHIL- 011 886..9140 Cadlp.ux/Mack area. Monthly plus secunty de po. ~n~,--~. for sale Help wanted ads In- .... DMsiOn 01 GROSSE POINTE COUPLE DREN and the ELDERLY. GROSSE POinte Park~2bed- sit 822-9177 cluded. NeoN Horizon's Book CIIClI _1IItIIiI ..... lie TWO Bedroom lower income WWuIll to houseslt beg!nning By the bout. 24 hour rates room, carpeted, DIce condi- Shop. 03 Mile near 1.14.) BUCKINGHAM-=-2 bedroo m nice area near Grosse the month of Auguat Refer- available. tlon Available, June 1st. _1510 lower, $235. Reference s, Pointe. Deposit, references. ences available. 114-.-71. LICENSED W,9363. 884-3558. ~. thursday, May 19, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fiv.C &-FOR RENT 6C-OFFICE eD-VACATION eD-VACATION 8G-STORE' &-ARTICLES 8-ARTICLES 8-ARTICLES UNFURNISHED FOR RENT RENTALS RENTALS LEASE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE DUPLEX for rent - 3 bed- KERCHEVAL - on the Hill' DELTONA Florida, new two HARBOR SPRINGS ESTABLISHED Grosse Pom- FURNITURE Wholesale Dls- GARAGE SALE - 21 year rooms, 21h baths, fireplace, bedroom two bath condo, Three bedroom condomin- te bakery locahon, store for tnbutors of Michigan, AAA collectIOn misc 594 Rivard FINE BOOKS - double office with recep-, Saturday only, ram or basement, 2 car garage, tlOn area. Mr. Edglil', lI86- near Epcot, Cape Canav- Ium, sleeps 10, SWImming rent, 4,200 sq. ft area 881- "Wholesale Direct To PURCHASED $700 per month Michigan eral, and Daytona Beach. 49SO You"! Sellmg all new mer- shine 10 a m - 6 P m 6010 pool, h~hted tennis courts. SlOgle volumes or entIre li- Realty Company, 296-7602 882-1232. Days - 886-6922; ------chandise in onginal car- TOOLS Atlas Lathe,Bloch, brarIes COLONIAL NORTH MARCO ISLAND, South Seas Evenmgs - 885-4142 BUILDING for rent 4,000 tons 2 piece mattress sets, bench motor drills, taps, OUTER DRIVE - Chalmers New office bwlding at 111,2 ------square feet on Mack Ave twm $59, full $79, queen $99, In your home or at our 0(- area, 5 room flat, carpeted, Club, two bedroom, two plus extras, $300, also baby Mile and Harper, 500-1,300 88&-2965 sofa sleepers $119, bunk lice refrigerator, stove, garage, bath condo, off season rates. CHARLEVOIXIPetoskey bed, $10, 886-7556 1st EditIons, MIChigan, De- square feet Air condition- area on Lake Michigan beds complete $88 7 piece $190 No pets 527-8151 882-1232. trOIt, CIVil War Good mg, carpet, Janitor, near shore 4 bedrooms, 2 baths 6K-STORAGE liVing rooms $239, decora- GRANDFATHER books any area QualifIed GRATIOTIMcNlChols, 1 bed- expressway Immediate SPACE tive lamps from $14 88, f RANCH at Roanng Fork, C0- Clean, safe SWlffimmg $400, CLOCKS appraisals Prompt re- room or studiO apartment, occupancy lorado, 26 miles from Aspen weekly. 882-5749or 591-6180 piece wood dInettes $15'1, While m stock, 30% te 50% off moval newly decorated all utIhtIes 8 on highway 82, Condo ac------IDEAL for busmess man - $800 pIts now $375 Open to 81-6436 778-0120 BEAUTIFUL Petoskey area; Large selectIOn Deal er mcluded 527-9753 ------comodates 6, 2 separate large carpeted room in the pubhc, dealers and InstI- clearance 268-2854 or 371 GRUB STREET ------bedroom swtes, tennis, 9 SWim, golf, hike or relax, prIvate home Can be used tutIOnal sales welcome E JEFFERSON near Alter, 3 offices offICes offIces offices 5400 A BOOKERY hole golf, skeet shooting, sleeps 11, Ph baths, 778- for storage or sleepmg Name brands, Serta, etc bedroom upper Heated, de- Vermer - 1-94 fIShIng for Rambow m 4824 room $45 weekly East 9451Buffalo, Hamtramck (l HIGHBANK AntIques - "Our ReputatIOn corated, carpeted WIth 28689 Armada Ridge Road serVIce drive streams and Roaring Fork TRA V'kRSEC1TY Warren/Outer DrIve area block north of Holbrook, 1 Guarantees utilities $350 a month, sec- -=-Ch;~; Between Rldgemond and 1,600 ft; general office RIver, on Ranche's 300 acres mg beachfront resort, East Call 885-3039 before 7 p m block east of Conant), 875- Your ConfIdence" urity dePOSIt 772-4317 ------Armada 784-5302 Open large three-rm suite of wlldprness, near White Bay $230-$330 weekly 7166. Telegraph (2 blocks 17194E Warren STORAGE SPACE located south of 6 Mile), 532-4060 Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Tuesdav thru Saturdav 12-6. CHARMING 1 bedroom, $250 full service bldg RIver Natural Forests, Au- Brochures call 616-938-1740 12 to 5 Lamps, furmture Deluxe, $290 QUiet, clean, gust 1 to 21 88&-6789 Cadieux - 1-94 Expressway, Monday through Saturday, 882-7143 adult bWldmg, Includmg utI!. Kelly near 9 MIle 10 8, Sunday, 12-5 14460 and mlSc DEERFIELD Beach FlOrI- MARCO Island "SeaWmds" measures 21 x 10, $30 per lUes. ~4857 7,048sq ft pnme office space Gulf front, 2 bedroom, $425 month Call Tom, 886-1261 GratIot (2 blocks north of 7 ---- can divide da, lovely 1 bedroom, IIh Mile Rd ) 521.3500. Monday bath apartment $500 per week 1Ill1-6402,1Ill~~~ ALL ORIENTAL RUGS IBEDROOM Condo- $300per 7-WANTED through Saturday, 10-8, month, mcludes utIlities ex- 100 Kercheval monthly 772-1417 HARBOR SPRINGS - Make WANTED BY A COLLECTOR second floor TO RENT 10909 Gr:md Rl\'er (col1'er cept electnCIty, 9520 Whit- your SUMMER reservations of Oakman) 934-6900 Mon- large rm - bIg windows ORLANDO Condo - Linuted early SpeCIal rates 882. CALL COLLECT tIer, 357-1316 day through Saturday, 10-7 bookings available for 1983 2597 NEED 3 or 4 bedroom, 2 bath -- Gratlot-12 Mile 4575 DIXie Hwy , Waterford 1-663-7607 GROSSE Pointe - near Jeffer- 1 rm to 1950 ft Golf, tennis, swimmmg home, Wlth fanuly room for CAPE COD Cozy housekeep- Township (3 miles west of son, 5 rooms, appliances. ready now pool 10 minutes from DIS- a long term lease. Call Janet carpet, heat, parkIng, even- ney WorldlEpcot Center ing cottage across from McConkey at Tappan and Telegraph) 674-4121 Mon. mgs 824-3849 Kelly-81k Mile Bay Hill Country Club 774- beach Perfect for couple AsSOCIates 884-6200 day through Saturday 10-8 medICal swte, immed pass 1800. but sleeps 4 $260 weekly ~------Sunday 12-5 CredIt cards OUTERDnve-Warren- upper 4 exam rins, X-ray rm --- 556-4124or 886-9542 FURNISHED two bedroom and checks accepted Deh- 5 room, mce, vacant, rea- TRA VERSE City - 3 bed- apartment for at least three Kelly-Harper Woods room, 2 bath beachfront ~ery ~~lable _ sonable rent to responsible lllLTON HEAD Island/South months m Grosse Powte F"lIENDL Y tenant Eastside, 1IlI2-2402 1-3 s10gle rms home on beautIful Dusk area 398-6100, ask for Rod 45 INCH Color TV, G E 6 1iartzlil PROFE:SSIONAL Lake Features mclude fire- Carolina New oLean front , Housel'old Sales Mack-Renaud Carlln months old, remote, With SERVICE GROSSE Pomte Farms - 4 fully furmshed, 1 or 2 bed- flve-rm suite place, garage, sleeps 6 to 8 extras, best offer 371-8850, bedroom Colonial, 11h Excellent sWlmnung, fish- room VIlla Golf, tenms, 371-7843 Please call for details pool Startm~ at $300 per FEMALE, non-smoker wants ------YOUR SPECIAL SUSAN HARTZ baths, fmlshed basement VIrglma S Jeffnes ing. June 18th to Septem- Apphances and wmdow week Free literature 771' short term rental, starting 39 SQUARE Yards of aqua POSSESSIONS R ealtor 882-0899 ber 3rd. By week, 771-8078 886-8982 treatments, $800 plus secur- 4586 m June Furmshed Grosse carpetmg, good conditIon ARE MY $100. 881-8152 Grosse Pointe City ity, 881-5318 HARBOR Springs - cozy Pointe area. Apartment or S,PECIAL CONCrAN GROSSE POINTE WOODS ~USS MOUNTAIN O1.alet, flat Call collect, 212-929- townhouse. Tennis, pool, GARAGE Sale-Friday, May ENERGY EFFICIENT by week or weekend, fully 4091. 6A-FOR RENT GENERAL OFFICE SPACE near golf - beach. Sleeps 8. 20th, 9 a m - 2 pm, 473 La equipped Swimlgolfltennis FURNISHED 21304 Mack - 1 rm - 886-8924. GRANDPARENTS - need Belle, Grosse POInte 921-4000,Liz; 886-3377nights 13 x 17 ft home near St Pauls, where Farms, 7 Mack area ST. PETERSBURG FlOrIda baby is enrolled for school ATTENTION EXECUTIVE 20879 Ma~k, 1,600 sq ft. - Isla Del Sol, discover GARAGE SALE - 1319 Not- (finished) GAYLORD Call 885-0993. Transfers' one- and two- your island with sailing, 18 Beautifully furnished new tmgham, May 20, 10-5, 21, HOUSEHOLD - ESTATE 20835 Mack, 2,000-4,600 sq. ft bedroom apartments, deco- hole golf, tennis, luxury three bedroom, three bath WANTED - one bedroom ~3. Furniture, misc. Items. rator furmshed Lmens, MEDICAL SUITES condo on beach front. carriage house or garage SALES 20845Mack, 1,500-4,000 sq ft condominium with fIre- MOVING SALE - every- dishes, utensils mcluded Ac~ommodates 4 2 week place, garage, convement to apartment in the Park, City Antiques, Fine Furniture, Mnumum one week. S650 per WIll FImsh to Sull thmg. Friday - Sunday. minimum special monthly major ski area, cross-coun- or Farms for career wo- 10219 Lanark, between Ca- month Location. 1-696 be-. Adequate Parking rates 463-7919. try, available weekends, man References Call 568- Art Objects, 884-1340 886-1068 dieux and Morang tween 1-75and 1-94 Secur'ty, or weekly, monthly. Comfor- 6308,9 a.m - 5p.m , Monday Appraisals. references. 469-1075 . BOYNE~COUNTRY. Com- tably accommodates six. through Friday Ask for SUNSIllNE Flnishmg Com- pletely furnished, all elet.- Kathy pany - (our 11th year) ATIRACTlVEL Y appomted 4 GROSSE POINTE H.R. ALLEN, 961-8080, tnc, 2-ber Chalel. Upper Monday thru Friday, 9 Complete kitchen refinish- bedroom, 21h bath home FIRST FLOOR OFFICES GROSSE PolOte home - WIth ANTIQUE TRADER tier \ 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, a.m-6 pm 109 Before you discard Grosse Pointe Park near Small, medIum or large to fit kitcnen, living room With fanuly room, 4 bedrooms, 21805 VAN DYKE, WARREN - DAILY 10-5 schools, library Non-smok. your requirements those beautiful BIrch doors, fireplace Lower tier 3 bed- 21k baths Call Janet call today for a free m-home 756-7885 ers, $775 month, secunty. Starting at $100 a month in- LEXINGTON HEIGHTS, 55 rooms, 2 baths, kItchen, liv- McConkey, Tappan and As- estimate for making your' 822-7570 duding all utilities. nunutes from the Pointes, mg room with flreplace~ on Lake Huron Pflvate, soc 884-6200 kitchen look new again Air Conditioned. New copying Tiers may be mterLonnet.t- GROSSE Pointe Park, three machine sandy beach, large .2 bed- without the replacement ed if desired Clubhouse, room cottage, available 7C--GA RAG E expense Sunshine Fimsh- rooms and bath, clean, $225. Freshly palOted and decorat- swimmmg pool, spring.fed WANTED 331-3763. ed now $200 per week 885- mg Co 11357 East 8 MIle Pleasant atmosphere lakelet, private puftmg 5586. Road, Warren, since 1972 Household green adiaLent to golf Off-street parktng. GARAGE wanted for car 757-1766. 6B-ROOMS course ~8933. CONDO FOR rent - Boyne storage. Prefer 2 car 343- Highlands - Harbor Spnngs FOR RENT 881-4147 0271 HOUSEHOLD and INTERLOCHEN Area area. 3 bedroom townhouse Estate Sales DILLON BUILDING ESTATE SALES lakefront cabin near Tra- Wlth pool and lIghted tenms 8--ARTICLES CONDUCTED BY ROOM For Rent on Berkshire courts 5 nunutes from golf Conducted by "K" 10Detroit. House priVileges OFFICEIStore; lllHarper, verse City, Sleepmg Bear, FOR SALE sleeps 5. Great fishing, and beaches Weekly or ServlClng Wayne, Oakland 881.1568 300 sq ft, air, utilitIes in- and Macomb CoWlUes cluded 296-3254 swimnung; boat included weekend rates Call (517) LILLY M. AND COMPANY Tennis, golf, close by. 323-7307, LAMINATING Kay 247.0361 IDSIZE '~ Ann 771-()lfn LARGE room, private bath, GENERAL OFFICE and me- $185lweek. 88!Hl916, even- 562-1387 569-2.92.9 $50 weekly !Deludes linens, dIcal space for lease. Nu- CHALET on lake - near 81f.l x 11 - $1.00 lawllSry, cleaning. ~. , Jnerous attrac:1iYe~EllMade 1915- . Charlevoix, secl'¥ied, fish- BLUEPRINTS ing, telephone, color TV, CLEAN quiet room ideal for locatIons. From 6SO to 3,600 l.fiCHAWAYE -7 Miles South QUICK PRINTING profesSional person 7 min- sq. ft. suites. Call of Gaylord. Golf, tennis, fireplace, boat mcluded RESUMES L. KATHERINE ARNOLD, ANTIQUES utes from St. John Hospital JOHN DEWALD clUbhouse, pool. playground, Lower rates In June and I~ANT COPIES and 7 Mile and Mack Kit- HAYMAN CO. 3 lakes, sailboats, paddle- September, 778-4050, 884- SCRATCH PADS - ~ LB HOUSEHOLD & ESTATE chen only in a m. for coffee. 569-5555 boats, much more. Beautiful 0431. WEDDING INVITATIONS 4 bedroom home, sleeps 12, 2 PHOTOTYPESETTING LIQUIDATION SALES $42 a week Call 885-3039be- CLEARWATER - Sand Key. fore 7 p m baths, fully equipped, kitch- KEYLINING INSURANCE APPRAISALS FOR RENT or lease. Office en With dishwasher, fire- 2 bedroom, 2 bath luxury PHOTOSTA'1'S, NEGS Condo on Gulf 477-8981. WE BUY 800KS ROOM for rent on Eastside, and warehouse space, Mack place, T V., stereo 885-3211. RUBBER STAMPS ANTIQUES -( BOUGHT AND SOLD $145 plus share utilities and Beaconsfield area. OPEN MONDAY THRU • PROFESSIONAL, BUT PERSONAL SERVICE Dave, 823-2223 Furnished Grosse Pomte address CHARMING Lakefront cot- 6F-SHARE LIVING SATURDAY 9-5 PM IN YOUR HOME tage on North Lake, 85.miles • TRAINED PERSONNEL $600. call 885-2694. QUARTERS Free offers, no obligation. north of Detroit, fishing, 6e-oF'FICE DOCTOR'S office for rent - swimming, very clean. POINTE PRINTING appraisals furnished 771-1170 BEA UTIFUL Bungalow FOR RENT 1,500 sq ft., pnme location Weekly, $160, monthly $S6O 15201KERCHEVAL Young male owner, totally entire estates also desired • INITIAL CONSULTATION-NO CHARGE on Mack Ave between 7 and 881-0747. at LakepolOte 8 Mile Roads. Office being furmshed, $225, plus Ik u. Grosse Pointe Park 822-7100 JOHN KING DOCTORS' clIniC, approXI- offered is fully equipped. HILTON Head Villa. EnJOY a tihUes. 885-7810. mately 2,500 sq ft., 6 exam- For further information, vacatIon at the ocean 961-0622 Imng rooms, large patient call Loretta at 881-2574 Sleeps 6. On golf course, MATURE Woman WIshes to USED BOOKS - Bought, FI~~E ART OBJECTS waiting room, private office near pool 886-9234 share fully furnished 2 bed. sold. FIction, non-fIction. Don't be fooled by irrntators I CADIEUXII-94 expressway, and storage room, off-street room townhouse With same. Hardcovers, paperback - Over 18 years a profes- CASH ON CONSIGNMENT 2nd floor above All State In- CLEARWATER Beachl440 $225 Includes all utlhtles, parking, desirable location noon 'w 6 pm. Tues. thru SIOnal, courteous serVIce ONE ITEM: OR WHOLE ESTATES WhittIer-I-94 expressway surance Co Building, newly West 2 bedroom, 2 bath pool and aIr 14 MIle Sat BOOKTIQUE, 15243 885-1220. remodeled office suite ap- luxury condo on Gulf 661- ISChoenhelT area 978-1884, Mack Ave, between Lake- Oriental Rugs • Fme Crystal and Porce- proximately3,OOOsq. ft.; air 1714. after 5 p m pomte and BeaconsfIeld lain • Fme Paintings • Sterling, Jewel. condItioned, 60 car parlung. 885-2265 ry, Collectibles • FIne Antique Furm- MEDICAL space ChOIce of 2 Ideal for medical, realty, HIGGINS Lake Cottage, 3 9 MILEII-94 - room with house swtes 850 or 1,100sq ft. ex- legal or accountmg fIrm. priVileges for workmg lady ture. cellent newly remodeled bedroom, full bath $225 a 885-1220 Others m different areas facility Adjacent parking. week Excellent recrea. PLEASE CALL OR WRITE bonal area. 286-8113. For more information Call RICHIE'S USED APPLIANCES 17200 E Warren near EXECUTIV~ OFFICE buIld- LaVon's 773-2035 cadieux. ing m Grosse Pomte 100% GUARANTEED DuMOUCH ELLE'S Woods with space to lease. HARBOR SPRINGS ROOMMATE wanted to share 16626 E WARREN In town, year round house, 3 bedroom upper Evenings 409 E JEFFERSON ST. CLAIR SHORES Individual offices and 885-0079 suites available Kitche- bay View, 2 bedroom, 885-7076 (Chuck) DETROIT, 48226 ExecutIve sUite 450' hrst nette and common recep- and bath Maximum 5 floor, prestige bUlldmg MALE TO share luxury Park 963-6255 tIOn area. Easy access to persons Weekends/weeks apartment WIth Tl year old Available June loth, $375 1-94 Discriminating pro- 293-3810, days 885-8174 monthly All services Attorney $182, utlhtIes. fessionals only Informa- evemngs 886-2634 evenlOgs ORIENTAL RUGS Call: tIOn, 886-4101. HOUSEHOLD LIQUIDATION 1-379-5575 MALE WISHES to share rent- ed house m St Clair Shores WANTED SALES COMPANY SMALL Office WIth answer- 773-8359 ing-secretanal available 547-5000 AVAILABLE FOR APPRAISALS HAMPTON SQUARE 17901E. WalTen 885-1900 Mi'l.CKINAC ISLAND 6G-STORE AND ESTATE SALES BUILDING TWO newly, remodeled offi- LEASE 22811 MACK AVE Charmmg lakefront duplex ces m Harper Woods on Our Shop IS located at MEDICAL SUITE Sleeps 6 comfortably WANTED 15115 CharlevOIX Harper Ave $300 for both Available 6'1-11)'30for one APPROXIMATELY 1,300 or WIll rent separately, Grosse POInte Park Extra nice 6 room sUite 885- week periods or longer square feet, rear of 20183 Functional, convement BABY FURNITURE & EQUIPMENT 9179 Rent a SpacIOUScottage on Mack, can use front en- layout. Available June 1st Hours Tuesday and Thursday OPPOSIT~ Eastland Suite the lake for the pnce of a trance 1,800 square feet, Buymg - Tuesday - Saturday 10-5 10 00 a m to 4 00 P m 685-0111 for lease, Opal Plaza, 1~1 hotel room - $100fday 20187 Mack, good parkmg, I MOM'S TOY ATI'IC - A RESALE TOY SHOP Call us at 331-3486durmg busmess hours to arrange for East lINlle Rd 777-4646 Write C L Murray, Three 882-5420 . 16637E WARREN 882-7631 specIal appomtments Mountam Inn, JamaICa, GROSSE POINTE FARMS BUSINESS Office in presti- Vermont 05343 or call 802- 6~VACATION ...... 1 EQUU LAUREN CHAPMAN 874-4140. Premium offIce space gIOus complex, Mack-819 RENTALS JILL WILLIAMS available on Mack Ave, Mile area $ISO per month ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED CHARLES KLINGENSMITH diVided and fmlshed, 1,500 776-4760 ------AZAR'S GALLERY We feature a selectIon of antiques, fme used furniture square feet Lease 10- PRIME Office on Mack, HARBOR SPRINGS One of the largest selectIons of OrIental rugs and access6nes eludes all utIlitIes, mam- Woods Central air, parking, at mmimum prices tenance, heat and air con- answerin~ service avail. HIDEAWAY VALLEY CONDOS dltlOmng Ideal for profes- able, $125 882-4662 Three and 4 bedrooms, 11h and 21h baths, decorator 251 E. MERRILL, BIRMINGHAM SIOnal busmess offices furmshed townhouses Heated pool, 1Jghted tenms Immediate occupancy 644~7311 MACK Avenue - Sunny street, courts, clubhouse and game room, hlkmg traIls level offICe. 300 square foot ) 1 Stidker&~ Compare our rates for Sprmg and Summer rentals CONTACT AIr conditIoning $125 104- 111\5 Hideaway Valley Road, Harbor Spnngs, DOUGLAS ANDRUS 4857 APPRAISERS - AUCTIONEERS 886-5800 MIchigan, 49740 616-526-0264 THE GROSSE POINTE SYMPHONY SD-VACATION WITH OVER 45 YEARS experience m the fIE.'ldof fIDe RENTALS BIRCHWOOD FARM GOLF Women's Association arts and antiques. Stalker & Boos WIll be avaIl- able for comphmentary verbal appraisals (ex. HAMPTON SQUARE AND COUNTRY CLUB Garage Sale - Phase III MARCO ISLAND - beautiful 2 ceptini( Jewelry, book,>. com'> and stamps) on BUILDING bedroom, 4 bath Condo. All Three and 4 bedroom luxury homes, privately owned, MAY 20 &t 21 Saturdays between the hours of 10 00 a m - 12 00 22811Mack Ave amemtles; cable TV, wa- completely furmshed, weekly rentals available Bir- 230 STEPHENS ROAD P m and 2 00 P m -" p m sher, dryer, private beach, chwood Realty, POBox 497, Harbor Sprmgs, Mlchi. THE FARMS CONCOURSE EAST pools, tenms, boat docks, 24 gan,4974O 9 00 A.M -4 00 P.M PROPERTIES ARE NOW bemg accepted for con- BUILDING hour security Days, 372- 61&-526-2156 Ilgnment to our upcommg auctIons 2llI11 Kelly Rd 3456 After 6 pm, 881-9577 NEW YORKER CONDOS • Quahty Clothmg LOCATED ON the lower level of the Great AmerIcan OFFICE SPACE ST --PETE -Be aCh COOdo, on • Books Insurance BUilding, 280 North Woodward Ave . AVAILABLE Bay, overlookIng Gulf, 2 Overlookmg Little Traverse Bay, live the convemence ~ downtown location, one bedroom condommlums, Will • Kitchenware nue, BIrmingham, Michigan - (313) 646-4560 COMPETITIVE RATES bedroom, 2 bath, complete- • CollectIbles, Silver, Jewelry ly equIpped, pool, tennIS, sleep 4, profeSSIonally decorated. Call BIrchwood Re- • Gift Items 885-0111 hot tub, weekly~, month- alty (The MIdwest's Leadmg ly $800 call ~2569 . 61&-526-2156 World Renown Auction Ganery) ... __ ...... iL .... ~ Page Six-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 19, 1983 I-ARTICLES &--ARTICLES ...... RT1CLES &-ARTICLES I-ARTlCLD ...... FmCLES ~RTlCLES FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE TWO 10 s.....-l bik ... ANNUAL LAWN MOWER, electric portable color TV. RIPOFF? BASKETBALL Backboard, E STATE Sale 2143 Ifr1.l, rIDLCO AfraId of belng rippedolf wbile HUGE Garage sale - quality ..-- Pi HUNT CLUB Black and ~cker, 886-2606 excellent condll1on $125, $25.• 1-4174. Beaufait, Thursday, Fri- P5; mens, •. oneer car af 4 buying or seiliiIg anbques items, glider, redwood stereo with speakers, $CS. - LOCHMOOR ter p m. lI8S-0079. and collectibles? The pen is chalae lounges, drapenfJI, GARAGE Sale, 5 families day, 19th, 20th. 9 a.m. - 4 pm. No pre-sales. Small bar refrigerator, $45. Round the block garage sales. G.E. dryer, excellent condit- REDWOOD Table.benches, 2 nughber then the sword, and lamps, pine tables, luagage, toys, anuques, wrought iron m8735 Saturday, May 21, 9 to 4, see ion, $135 885-0079 small tables, also 2 captam, 72" obve green sofa, exter- table and chairs, and more. ceru.fJed appraIser, Wacky ior paint, new hand mower, 3 FAMILY Garage Sale. . cood bloc:k of Hunt Club and 4 chairs 1185-5106 J Saturday 21st, 9 to 4, 982 Saturday, May 21st, 9 a.m.- COUNTRY French oak acta- Locbmoor, off Mack. Look FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator, ack, has assembled a hoe 7 foot aluminum awrong. gonal hi-Io party. game for many Household top freezer, excellent con- TWO Girls Schwmn bikes, Anita ~ p.m, 16650 Carlisle, 8 signs. col1ectJon of books concern- 15539Windnull Pointe (cor- table WIth 4 matcbinC club items, excellent infant, dition, $145 885-0079. 20", $35 each, Sears 5000 Ing antiques and 'placed Derof Balfour) Fridav, Mav GARAGE Sale - Friday and Mile/Kelly area Clothes: BTU. air condll1oner, $50 them on sale at the Coklrual ~ ~ Saturday, May ~Oth, 21st, Infant to toddler, men's, chairs, newly- upholltered, childs and adult clothes, SEARS Colds pot refriger- 885-4788 Shop. Among subjects you'll 20th, 9. Positively DO pre- 11>-2,311 Beaupre (between women's and matermty excellent condition.~. crib and baby equipment, ator, excellent condition, fInd covered are: Blue Wi!- sales. Kerby and Morass). tops, extra large sizes. Lots &5211. toys, aquariums and $145. 885-0079. TWO Naughahyde dark red I0.....C1una, Occupied Japan, ALUMINIUM jalousy low- of miscellaneous. No pre. lounge chaIrs, $25 each, GARAGE Sale - 2 Sola. bikee, equipment. IINS radio, ster- MOVI NG SALE F Iesta Ware, DepreSSIon ered windows 6-30" x 82",2 STOVE and refrigerator, sales. $125 each plus a little bit of eo, picture frames, some 881-9t27 glass, clocks, art deco, post - 32" x 82",2 - 26" x 82. Very white, air condltioner, 5,000 everythiDg. saturday, May antiques, designer Jeans, 2158 ANITA BTU's, energy saVIng fea- 10" TABLE saw, Fnden cal. SECOND Annualgarn-g-e sale c ards, paper goods, old good condItion Call 885- culator, Fisher stereo c0n- 21st, 11>-2,295 Moroas. fireplace screens, 1980, 4 G P WOODS everyttung from A-Z Sa- books, antique jewelry, oak, 7867, after 7:30 p m. tures Reasonable 1185-8568 MOVING Sale - Furniture, door Chevette, full view . . before 5 p.m. sole, chest-of-drawers, Edi- turday, Sunday, May 21, 22, WIcker, SIlver, old dolls, STEREO System - Pioneer son Ediphone 3 tires, '18-15 9x12 50 storm door, treadle seWIng LIke to select from 50 years of 8'30, 5816 Lake .....ood, off Royal Doulton, Hummels, cassette deck, amp, AM GARAGE Sale - ChIcago ~4724 after 6 p.m toys, Nikko stereo, , machine, kitchen table and accumulated Pointe trea- Chandler Park Drive Hoover area. Commerciai year old wool Karutan rug, 4 chJlirs.. soflls. stainless sures? Three fanuhes are collector plates, Pottery and IFM, digital tuner, turn- GARAGE Sale - 20017 mlsc Thursday through steel smk,lnc1nerator, awn- contnbuting Items to this Everyttung must go' 1974 porcelain marks, art Itlass, table, Kenwood speakers, seWIng machme and parts; Mark IV, mechanIcally motorcycle parts, some Kenosha, Harper Woods, Saturday, 9-5 p m. 417 Clov- ings and stove, old piano unique sale Never-worn and many others Old Wacky B.l.C., FM indoor antenna May 21, 22, 10 to 4. House- sound, needs front end new; 5 speed SchWInn Tan erly, Grosse Pointe Farms. roUs and much more. clothes and cloth remnants WIll gladly special order a $1,500 or trade for pick-up hold goods, cluJdrens furni-/ .....ork. $250 dem bike; tools, clothmg GARAGE Sale. 20614 Shady ATTRACTIVE green finished for dressmakers, theater book for you too. Your Mas- truck Tom, 891-6691. ture, plants, etc. t etc May 19th-21St, 9-5, 11544 Lane (Harper, between 8 " oak hutch, $80 Crutches, costumes and handIcraft- BASEMENT -Movmg Sale - ercard and VISa are wel- GARAGE Sale _ household 9 Ml1e). Chlldrens 6: lad- oak, almost new, $15 Day- ers, pictures and picture appl1ances, couch, chaIrs, corned at the Colomal Shelp, Adams MISC Back porch sale - 25701Jefferson near 10Mile ~oods and antiques - no come browse, moving. ies clothes, toys, fabrics, ton roller tool cabinet, cost frames, toys, books, furni- etc Fr1d~y, 5~t~rd~~', ~ 1, ~OVING Sale' 20470 Kmgs Monday through Saturday 11 Junk. Victorum ul::.plliY ClllItii, hOl1Oehold goods. $189, sell $65. Chl1d's oak ture, giass co!lector's 542 Briarchff B8S-2057 ville. FrIday and Saturday Saturday, May 21St, 10 to 3. 06. 'n2- Thursday, May 19. 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven-C 1-AR11CLES FtTICLES la-ANTIQUES 1s..-ANT1QUES Ft11CLES 11-cAFtS 11-cARS 11-eAFtS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE WANT£D FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE 'S T 1977CHEVY Caprice - needs ESTATE SALES TAMP And Coin apprais~ KENNARV1CXGE ' ANTIQUE console and 20 INCH boy's bicycle Call 1977 CORDOBA, t-tops, load- CHEVROLET CaprIce Class- for estates, banks, private Cathedral radios, 886-4790 lIM-5427. work, $400. 886-8976 ed, exceptionally clean, trio ic, 8, loaded, excellent con- BY UK" collections. Call John Sten- ANTlQUES evening or weekend. pIe black, low miles, $3,500. ANTED APARTMENT size 1973CHEVROLET Caprice- dition, 58,000 miles. $1,450 CONDUCTS del. 881.3051. Open: Wednesday, Thursday, W 771-2102. stove. refi~erator, washer, JOOd running condition 881-2619. HOUSEHOLD SALE Fri(1ay, n-4 p.m. ROYAL DOULTON Doll dryer French Provincial air body, $525 881-2114. 1979 TRANS AM, mint condi- May~21, 9-5 CHIPPENDALE MAHOG- Saturday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. "Easter Day". Best offer. CAPRI, 1974, AM.FM, auto- twin beds and dresser tion,loaded, black on black, 15324ASBURY PARK ANY dining room suite, 8 WE BUY AND SELL '772-1417. OLDS 98 Regency diesel, 1979, matic transmission, new French Provincfaf dIning 19,000 miles Immaculate Detroit, 7blocks East of South- traditional chairs (2 arm- Cadieux at E. Warren 1 owner, no rust, no da- brakes, exhaust, tires, $850 set with altina cabinet. Good $7,250. 771-2102. field, 5houses North of Fen- chairs); china cabinet, buf- 882-4396 BAKING cupboard - oak and mage, kept m heated ga- 343-00J7 kell. fet, (table - double r.::estal . . pine, glass doors. Good con. tape recorder, garden tools, rage, 759 Lakeshore, 881- CHEVETTE, 1961, 2 door, .. hose reel Wrought iron 1978 HORIZON, 4 door, auto- nus weeks sale includes many WIth ball and claw eet, one dltion. 882-5178. 0212. 4-speed, excellent condi ANTIQUE CLQCK recair: patio furniture, metal matic, loaded, excellent fine pieces of antique furni- leaf and pads) $1,400. 573- Antique pocket wale re- hon, 14,600 miles, $3,900 swing. 962-7455. 1981ESCORT 4 cyhnder, very condition. 64,000 miles. ture, to mention all Of them 4578 pair. Specialiling in house GREAT Lakes salling ship good mJ1eage, automatic, 886-6350 $2,650 or offer. 371-5558 model - Circa 1880, heir- would be impossible, so here ESTATE SALE ~alIs (35 J;,ars ex~r- W AM/FM stereo, $3,600 884- 1981 DODGE Omni 024 Miser, lence}, 884- . loom 331-6971 ANTED: Two matching 1980 CAMARO Rally Sport, IS a few to wet your appetite Duncan Phyfe junIOr dlrnng fine quality loveseats, tradi- 6986, 571-1550 WIfe's car, low mIles, Lovely mahogany secretary V-6, tnple blue, t-tops, load. room set, hvmg room furnl- 8e-oFF1CE tlonal style 882-7992 1982CITATION, V6, 4 speed, 4 AM-FM cassette stereo, ed, $5,500 822-4909 desk, folding teakwood and ture mcluding cocktail tab- A~TIQU-E front wheel drive, rust brass table from India, EQUIPMENT door, hatchback, AMiFM 1976 MERCURY Comet, air, Ie, Victorian chaIrs, table WORKSHOP 1OA-MOTORCYCLES stereo, rear defogfj:er, white proofmg, must sell $4,395or mahogany bedroom set, lamps, sofa, chairs, desk, FOR SALE best offer 792-6036 automatic, 6cyhnder, 50,000 walnut bedroom set, Orien- FURNITURE DESK and Credenza. 777-4646. walls, cloth mtenor, 13,000 rmles, U,75C 822-4909 oil paintings, etc Colonial RESTORATION miles, excellent condition, 1980 HONDA Accord LX, 2 tal design rug and stair run- dinette set with 4 chairs, 1982CHEVROLET, Celebrity, Cba1r caning and rushing, 1977 YAMARA 650 Sx, excel- $6,600 527-4203 door, red, complete servIce ner, old WIcker chairs; we handpaJDted BavarIan ELECTRIC correctable 01- 4 door, most options, excel. also have a mantel clock, We B~ and sell ympia and IBM type wrlt- lent. condition, sacrifice, 1977 CHEVY Impala station history. $4,875. 882-0154 china, 3 bedroom sets, fam. 16414 . Warren lent condition, 18,000nules, several pIeces of OcCUPIed ify room furmt ure , rec room ers. Call 886-8510 $750.Call John, after 5 p.m., wagon, $2,100 882-6692, 1974 CAPRI for parts 823- askmg $7,750 371-8404 Japan, old Nontake, Chzec- 881-9339 884-8969 892-1097. 2223. furmture, tools, antiques, ALL LEATHER chairs: lavakia, Wade, DepressIOn, 1 1973CHEVY Wmdow Van, au- and collectibles. Every- ~t1R~URE reflnished,- re- . (Arm-chair and Executive 975 KAWASAKI, 350, En- PACKARD 1937 Busmess IMPALA, 1970 hardtop. low linens, lamps, rugs, and thmg In perfect condition duro, 4,000 miles Mmt con- tomatlc$s&ood runrnnt con. paired, stripped, any type of, SWIveldesk chair) deep red, coupe, new pamt, tires, nules, no rust, runs great. ditlon, 822-4904, L11 many more items to numer- Hundreds of misc items. dition 882-6997 estimates. excellent. 573 9803. chrome 882-3863 TI4-0997 oW> to IIltmuou 903 Canterbury Road Turn caulOg. FI.:e 1980 FORD FIesta Ghla, ex- See you at the sale 474-8953 1970 SUZUKI TC 100 Enduro- 1976 VOLARE Premier, air, 1979 PLYMOUTH Horizon on Wedgewood, oU Vernier, , i • ~ ecutive car, loaded, 28,000 KAY -247-0361 &-ARTICLES excellent condition, $300 or AM/FM stereo, automatic, Te-3 - automatic, ZJebart , Grosse Pointe Woods Frl- ANTIQUl: CLOCK REPAIRS- ml1es, 35 m p g , $3,600, WANTED best offer, 882-0448, after 6 ANN - 771-0197 day. Saturday, 9 am. - 1 mintcondition,17,000 nules, $3,295 884-7944. please after 6 p m only All makes and styles - wall" p.m. $2,000. 824-3566. SUNSHINE Stnpping Com- p.m mantle, cuckoo, anniver- CADILLAC Cimarron, 1983, 886-9532 SHOTGONS and rifles want- DELTA 88 Royale, 1977, 4 pany - strIpping specIal G.E. electric range. Harvest sary, grandfather. Sales, leather, Michelin's, aIr, au- 4 MAG wheels WIth PlerellJs ed - Parker, Fox, Smrtft, 975 HONDA 550 SS, low mi- door, power brakes, power month of May. Varmshed gold, excellent condition, parts, movements. Antique Winehester and others,. leage, excellent condition, tomatic, power everything for Honda Accords thru '81. steenng, high mileage, Must sell. $14,000. 824-5454 chairs, $10, varmshed double oven, $175 885-0079 and reproduction clocks. Private collector. 478-5315. extras Included. $950or best $200 for set. 4 stock wheels doors, $25, varnished tables 822-3859. r.::;: e _,-_ good condition, $975 881- or 774-7714 with Goodnchs for Honda ORNINGWARE electric :JOHN KING IS still bliYlDg offer. 882-1586. 4855. (end), $20, complete furni- C 1975 MONTE Carlo . low Civics thru '83 $200 for set range, brand new, self DENL.:EY'S - good books foJ' cash. Why 979HONDA Hawk C.B. 400T, ture restoration, dining 1980 MUSTANG Hatchback, miles, 350 engine, air condi Both sets bke new 884-3077 cleaning, $295 885-0079. helmet, clean, $1,000. After - room sets from $750, old fa- ANTIQUES , sell to someone else for stereo, 4 speed, $3,500, '772- tioning, AM/FM stereo shioned hand rubbed fi- -less? 961-0622. ' 6 p.m., ~2528. 1978 CHEVETTE - 4 door, • OLD EXERCISE BIKE $10 Furniture, clocks, Decoys, 8758. cassette. Must sell. $1.695 good condition, 45,000miles, nishes - expert craft man- . - ;- • OPAL RING - (5 opals) $95 toy, and primitives. 27112 970 HONDA 350 SCrambler, CHEVETTE 1980 4 door, 4 884-8576. $2,000 or best offer 882-7037. ship, call today for a free Harper, between 10 and 11, PRIVATE Collector would like in-home estimate. 757-1766. .2 MAN DINGHY - TYPE to buy US stamps, U.S. excellent condition. 9,000 speed, crUIse, roof rack, 1976GRAND Prix. new tires , 1982 CHEVROLET Station. BOAT WIth FOOT PUMP 9-5 Monday through Satur. coins, and baseball cards miles. $425. 885-8468. fine condition, $3,000. 886- aIr conditioning, AM-FM wagon -loaded, diesel Best WOODARD wrought iron AND PADDLES $20 da~m-9385. 0623. stereo cassette, 350 engine , BUY AND SELL . 775-4757. 1982HONDA 900 custom. Vet- offer. 881-1987 porch furniture with cush. • FORMICA TOP DINETTE . . =x::_ ..._:Ia *' ter fairing. 2 helmets. 1972MERCURY ~wer steer- low miles. Must sell $1,995 EMPIRE china closet, se- 1963 FORD Galaxle XL, ions. 1couch, 3 very comfor. (pecan), 6 CHAIRS $50 CASH FOR $3,lIlO. 331-3891 ing, power br es, stereo, 881.8652. parate top with glass doors, $3,500 Beautiful collector's table chairs, 2 end tables 779-5548 good running condItion, $250, beautiful old maho- KIDS CLOTHES PHOENIX, 19tH, 5 door hat - car. Low original nuleage 885-4237 1978HOND AHawk 400. $500 or $400. 886-4790, evenings or TWO DESK, copper pans, gany double bed, vase-ring EXCELLENT CONDITION chback, 4 cylinder, auto- Ask for Don Duchene, 884- BROWN, tan loveseat, $125 ~ offer. 1J86.OO55. weekend. meat slicer, clothes, child- turnings, pineapple post, VERYCLEAN,BETTER matic, power brakes, power 7774. Cranburg, tan loveseat tra BRANDS, INFANT THRU 14 steering, stereo, tilt wheel , rens and adults, toys, and $150; Iron Victorian plant CAN AM 250 C.C. TNT street 1978 PLYMOUTH s:sporo um CHEVY Malibu Classic, ditional, $150each,like new some furniture. No j;re- stand. 4 ft. $50; old Erector Brin\in Monday, Tuesday ~' mint, load ,low cruise, Tuff-Kote, Ming fin- 521.0319 527-1767. legal dirt bJ.ke. $450. 779- ish, like new, 19,000 miles 4-door, air, $1.700. 882-1693 sales. Misc items. 54 eb- set; Mysto wooden box, $75; or hursday, 10-4P m 8735. . es, must see. Offer. 792- evenings GARAGE Door aluminum ber Place, Grosse Pointe antique handwoven cover- ON HANGERS PLEASE 1221 $6,450.1184-4133. scaffold, table saw, many Shores, Saturday, SUnday, lets, $150 each; old Queen LEE'S RESALE 1978 CHEVY Monza, air , 1973 GREMLIN - right front 1OB-TRUCKS 1973OLDS 98 - Grand old lady missing, rusty, motor good, other Items, May 21, 23, 24 10-4 Anne wing chair frame 53" 20331 Mack 881-8082 FOR SALE of the road seeking appre- power brakes - steering, no 8-5, 4532 Hereford. 882-2473 $75; room size oriental rugs, rust. $2,900, offer. After 6 nms great $250 884-7969 EQUIP YOUR executive of- ANTIQUE OR COLLECT. ciative new owner. Excel- one dark blue background, p m. 52S-3976. 1978FORD van - customized, REFRIGERATOR - gas !ice. Leather and wood IBLE DOLLS SUCH AS 1 lently maintained, no rust, one ivory background, 976CHEVY Pickup - 350en- loaded, must see, $4,800. range, twin bed tor sale, swivel chair, walnut top MADAME ALEXANDER, gine, lh ton, good condition, new paint. Air conditiomng, 1976 GREMLIN-X, low mile- steel desk, 36"x60", match. beautiful design. (offers povvereverything, excellent 822-4909, Bill. Must sell before moving. considered on all items). BARBIE, ETC. $1,850or best offer, 777-9280. age, 6 cylinder, stlck, excel - reasonable offers accepted ing credenza 62x60, $425 sound system, sunroof. Me- lent transportation. $975 1975MAVERICK - 4 door, low 882-1316, after 5. 757-5588 1974 CHEVY Luv $100. 527. Will help transport. 343- complete. BBS-{l934 - chanically sound. Reliable, 885-8468 mileage. $650 or best offer. SWANKOUSKY'S - 3302. comfortable transporta- 0871, nO answer, 588-2622 GAS STOVES 1982 96 REGENCY BrOUgh 882-7610. AUTOMOBILE OWNERS - ANTIQUES WANTED tion. Must see to appreciate. - TWO Family Garage Sale - As low as $31 quarterly, BLAZER, 1981,2 wheel drive, $1,400or best offer. 885-7757, am-sedan, dark blue. Fully 1978PONTIAC Sunbird, 4 cyl- items including stereo, 45 $$ TOP DOLLAR PAID $$ equipped including diesel. , bUys basic automobile IQ- Fabulous low miles, loaded, excellent 5 - 9 p.m. inder, automatic, power caliber Kentucky rifle, Star GM Executive car, imma . sur.ance. 881-2376. NEWSJUPMENT 885-0079 condition. $9,700. 773-4326. steering and power brakes, Wars collection, Barbie doll 1983CJ7 Jeep, red with black cuI ate condition. 886-5630 air, stereo cassette, rear de. extras, 6,000 play sets, sheet music, and Box SPRING and mattress Affordable European an- EASTSIDE bookseller desires 1982 FORD van (XLT Club), hard top, (under warranty) fog, new brakes, wire much more - 1194 Roslyn signed limited editions, fine excellent condition, air, miles, $7,900 882-3692; 776- sets ~ Serta Ik off. Twin, tiques such as armoires, 1977 CHEVY Monte Carlo wheels, mint condition, Friday & Saturday. captains chairs, cruise, 6600 $145. ll, $185. Queen, $225. draw-leaf and occasional illustrated children's htera- Air, power, AM-FM, 350 en- runs perfect, 33,000 nules HEALTH INSURANCE KJn~, $325 All first quality tables, chairs, china cabi- ture, art, photo~ra8hY, stereo, auxiliary tank, Zie- 1974KARMANN GHIA gine. Good shape 60,000 $2,495. 445-1583. Dea er warehouse clear- nets, side boards, dressers, Americana DetrOIt, ivil bart, much more. Low Convertible 4-speed, all ori. For all ages. Premiums begin War Occult, Avant Garde miles. $2,525 779-2117. 1975 MUSTANG, 4 cylinder, at $28,31 per month. ance. 268-2854 or 371-5400 etc. In the Historic House of mileage. Make offer. ginal, perfect condition, Lit , military county his. Nights, 885-5238 1~ VW Beetle - Candyapple 4-speed, deluxe interior, John E. Pierce Fabrics, bldg., 1500 Wood- 36,000 miles, $3,800 firm. FLEA MARKET tories, philosophy and red, looks good and run s vinyl top, air, AM-FM ster- & Associates, Inc. EVERY TUESDAY ward at John R. Mon.-Sat 881-0058. eo, etc. New tires and U.5.,.validat~arking in worthwhile books for coHec- 11-CARS well. Best offer over $750 884-4750 ALCOMOS, CASTLE HONDA CIVIC Qood buy! 886-2596. brakes, beautiful condlllon, I Broadway-Gr j, ! "\. - _ .. - ----~_-_...... ~_-_...._-_..-_- -- Page Eight-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 19, 1983 11~ARS 11B-CARS WANTED 11F-TRAILEAS 13-aEAL ESTATE ,13-aEAL ESTA'Tt FOR SALE 12D-lAKE AND 13-AEAL ESTATE 13-aEAL ESTATE TO BUY AND CAMPERS RIVER PROPERTY FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE ~ , ...... -- $1,200 FOR clean 1969 TOP - 1967 APACHE tent traIler, ST. CLAIR 1318 BALFOUR. 4 bedroom, Malibu AutomatIc, one car $ $ $ $ CONDOMINIUMS CAN BE sleeps 8, sturdy, roomy, Elegant brick home on 135feet LAKESHORE Village condo, extras, $95,000, 881.2629 or owner 499-1694 PaId tor Your Junk or Un- PURCHASED ANYWHERE wanted Cu. clean, excellent condition, of St. Clair rIverfront. 22950 Marter, 2 bedroom 372-8866 Im-GREMilN--;-6 cylmder, 3 BULL AUTO PARTS wonderful traveler 881. Choice area,S bedrooms, 4:* end umt WIth residential CANTERBUR Y - Grosse A CONDOMINIUM WITH 8750 speed, recent lIres, exhaust, 894-4488 baths, central air Glorious and court vIews. Totally Pointe Woods - By owner, 4 CHARACTER CAN BE PURCHASED brakes, Vle~ from 2 level veranda, remodeled, mint move.in large bedroom colonial, 1 owner, 53,000 128-VACATION nules, $965 8112-6826. 11c-eOATS AND steel seawall and dock, conditIon G E. kitchen WIth study, family room, natural AT THE CRANFORD TERRACE PROPERTY $340,000 all appliances, washer and 1900CHEVROLET Cltabon - MOTORS fIreplace, 2car attached ga- CONDOMINIUMS, 528 CADIEUX .showplace home on pnme lo- dryer, central air, new rage, 1st floor laundry, 4 door, 4 speed, 4 cylinder, plush carpetmg, custom These elegant and spacIOus condommiums have hard- I MARCO ISLAND - beautiful catIon Just north of the St located on court, by Zlebarted, power steerin. wood floors throughout, 16-ft ceilings, three full AMF Trac 14Catamaran, new 2 bedroom, 4 bath condo All Clair Inn MagnifIcent land- lightmg throughout Im- appointment or 1 to 5 Sun- J g/brakes, AM/FM, no air, j 1981, excellent condItion, ameOlt1es; cable TV, wa. scaped lot WIth 120it of St medIate occupancy Mid baths and Ih bath and natural fireplace There are 39,000 ffilles, $3,100 Even. day. 886-2612 _ $2,100 884-0958, evenings sher/dryer, private beach Clair River frontage, dock 40's. All reasonable offers also many other unique features ! mgs tIll 9 pm., 1111-8929 conSidered Broker partlCl- GROSSE Pomte Woods - 4 1976 - 'n' Ericson, wheel, ra- pools, tennis, boat docks 24 and boat hOIst Custom bnck J patlon inVIted 881.1740 or be , 1 t -----"_~~_ ~ -"~~~ -J~ __ ~ _ ....l...... - . ------.4------.....------.....~...... ~--~~~-~-~~- - Thursday, May 19, 1983 G R 0 SSE POI N T E N"E W S Page Nlne-C 1~EAL ESTATE 13---REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13--f'EAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13A-LOTS 16-PETS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE LOW DOWN HILLCREST TODA V'S BEST NO Cost for 2 year old Lab, fE- TRA VERSE CITY Town- PRIME Woods locatIOn 4 DREAM HOME! PAYMENT 1 block from St John Hospital bedroom Colonial, 21h BUYS WATERFRONT! male, spade, call 885-5034 Moross/Kelly gorgeous 2 bed- 4 to 5 bedrooms, 2 lots, ANXIOUS house by owner, 2 bedroom, baths, 2 car attached ga- BUIld it 011 thiS waterfront AKC -Labradors, black room condomlmum Car- heated pool, 21h baths 1453 Maryland, IIh story IIh bath, fIreplace, recrea- GROSSE POINTE rage 2 fireplaces, newly canal, lfi Veruce Shores, the field champIOns, outstand peted, flm~hed basement finished basement, 2 firep: Aluminum sldmg, nice tIOn room, overlookIng decorated, $135,000 By GROSSE POINTE PARK most beautIful waterfront mg dogs Alter 6 pm 88J All terms Low 30's Centw-y laces $69,OOOflrm_By owner neWIsh kItchen, decorated Westbay, must see to ap- owner By appoIntment 4 Bedroom bnck Colomal, car- sub 10 the state No 2 homes 2133 21-Nance 771-3750 882-9049 nicely, garage, new mort- preCIate. $85,900 Call 61~ open Sunday 2-5, 19951 pehng, lavon first floor, are ahke Present owner gage available 5% down 947-2144 LAB puppies, AKC r('gIstel GROSSE POINTE WOODS ST CLAIR Shores, -new ele- Doyle PI East 882-2690 building approxImately 9 has plans for a 2,600 !>quare Call1llll).l1!lO FAMILY Oriented home ------ed, 2males, 7 week~,lllanl 19954E CLAIRVIEWCOURT gant retirement Condo GROSSE Pomte Woods - 3 years old Only $54,900 Cash foot Colomal or use your Ideal locatlon - near own architecture Yes, pIOn fIeld 792 9599 llf.! stones 4 bedroom b I k homes, smgle level, mclud- bedroom ranch, excellent to a conventIOnal loan schools, church, shoppIng owner WIll bUild to SUit home 2~ car garage, 1:~ 109 G E apphances, lux_ury ANIEL English Colonial - 4 bed- condItIOn, many extras, GROSSE POINTE PARK FREE PuppIes - Husky-Spa I sq fl $109,000 Open Sunday carpet, double. Insulatl~n, $82,500, everungs 884-384B PrIced at $50,000 cash Call leI, 8 weeks, paper tramE-U 4 BEDROOM Colomal - by rooms, 21h baths, 3rd floor NOTTINGHAM - 3 bedroom 2-5 pm 882-1307or 886-2574 pnvate recreation faclhty, ------Chuck Lamphear, 774-8300 To good homes 882-4043 ______f~!4~.~ ]75-3835 owner WalkIng dIstance to fmlshed, (l bedroom, 1 RANCH Condo, St Clair smgle, Side dnve, 2 car gar- Earl Kelm, RosevIlle Ferry, North, and Liggett bath), new roof, fw-nace/atr Shores 2 bedroom, 1If.!bath age, house remodeled, very -- - LABRADOR Puppies HARPER Woods 40x120 schools. 714 Woods Lane at condItioner, updated baths attached garage flmshed sharp I Near schools dnd A K C ,yellow E~E'rung, 3 BEDROOM sprawlmg ranch In chOice Grosse Pomte Morrungside 881-2765. and kItchen T L C condI- basement Call after 5 296- shoppIng $45,000 pnce re Ideal for Colomal Gro~se 77~3847 location FIreplace, central aIr, sprinkler system, tlon By owner, 882-7960 2168 duced Easy terms Pomte !>chools, 881-5011 -- - - - buIlt-m apphances, Florida room, greenhouse, 2 car GROSSE Pointe Farms 474 ------ANIMAL HOSPITAL attaChed garage Terms negoltable Calvin, by owner. Perfect MARCO ISLAND GROSSE Pomte Woods, 770N GROSSE POINTE CITY EAGLEPOINTE We stilI have our young male starter home 2 bedrooms, 1 Flonda, S. seas T II 2b/2b, on Bry~ Colomal, brIck walled 3 BEDROOM brIck sIde dnve WATERFRONT shepherd He IS such a mCt 739-7305 bath, remodeled kItchen beach, tenOls, pool, dock front courtyard 4 large 2 car ~ara~e, ~as heat, deep PRIVILEGES dog, lOVIng and affectlon AskIng $52,000 882-7128 $135,000 By owner 813-394- bedrooms, 2"h baths, large lot Buy of the week I Attractive lot near lake ate He need!, a farrulj thaI 2844 famlly room WIth fireplace $62,500-Easy Terms 549 WIll understand that a 872 PEMBERTON Road, ------Marble foyer, first floor FIVE BEDROOM ENGLISH TUDOR Grosse POInte Park (South GROSSE POINTE PARK _777-0 _ bandoned arumals need lob WOODBRIDGE EAST laundry flrushed basement of love and patience He will 663 PEMBERTON of Jefferson) 4 bedroom, NEWlIstmg-5/4lncome Gas GROSSE POINTE FARMS 1 spnnkllng system, central be a wonderful pet, won'l 3 12 baths, hvmg room wIth walnut fIreplace and bay 21h bath Federal Colomal CONDO heat, CIty certIfIed, a money Newberry Place, thIrd lot from St ClaIr Shore" Lov('ly town- aIr, alarm system, excel- someone plea"e gIVe him" \\'l!'dO'1 I' arm:. chestnut panel.,J Jen, I.u ge JJn- Elegant period chal m. Easj A lent condItIOn $169,000 met;''''l Onl} $39,900 Letk",:JlVl"', 00 153 n Ru:. chance? Please ('all B8! mg room J alolliue WIndowed porch, paneled rec- Parquet floors, leaded, bev- house 2 large bedrooms, 21h terms sell Homes 885-0051 baths, extra large 2-car at- 881-4177. B660 reatIOn room wIth wet bar, central air, 21h car eled glass, updated kitchen, ------BEACONSFIELD - 6/6, 2 garagt: As~umable mortgage $129,800 824-6791 wet bar, well-maIntamed 2 tached garage, patIo, pool, KELLY.Whlttler, custom 3 family, 2 furnaces, Side LOT and a half for sale OLD Enghsh sheepdog, AI\L car attached garage By clubhouse, secunty guard bedroom bnck bungalow, 2 dnve, 2 car garage Both Great for storage, all regIstered, male house Pit PettIne Realty, 521-4030 owner $119,500 For ap- car garage Flrushed base uruts rented A ruce home or fenced In 7 MJle;Hoover full grown Best offer Alt, I BRAND NEW LISTING pomtment 823-3616. ment, central air Move m mvestment area $6,000 521-5929 after 6 pm, 526-9067 356 McMILLAN CASH FOR condltlon $32,000 B3~7B96 ------1830 KENMORE:-- Grosse PROPERTY -- - -- CROWN REAL TV 5P~ _ GERMAN Shepherd 1 year Gorgeous center hall Colomal with double bay WIndows POinte Woods. 3 bedroom SUNSET PLAZA J~fferson- excellent with chtldrerl located In the Farms InSIde, a decorator's dream! Colonial, IIh baths Open PETTINE REALTY 11 Mile, 2 bedroom lower 821-6500 GROSSE POINTE Farms - shots, free to good home Four bedrooms with one down, Italian marble Sunday 2-6.$83,900 884-4133. 775-2434 521-4030 condo, air, pool, terrace, TOM McDONALD & SONS Rose Terrace, lot No 5, 100 Alter 6 882-9294 fireplace, 26' hVlng room, family room, new fur------carport, Semta bus 771 3rd GENERATION x 110, lake view 1l84-13lI6 ------MINIATURE Dachshun,\ nace and carpetmg, and on and on Simple As. BY OWNER - 71 Wllhson, HARPER WOODS' 21120 4055 ------COMFORTABLE 4 bedroom h A K C registered, shoh I sumptlOn at 83,4% By owner No brokers please Grosse POInte Shores. Huntmgton Bnck ranch. 2 Pnme location, exclUSive bedroom, large family IMMACULATE Custom Eng. home Full basement, new LOT near the lake, Elmslelg weeks, call 772-7586 Open Sunday, $111,000 882-7014 IIsh Tudor, 4 bedrooms, reSident near Lakeshore, 3 room WIth parquet floor and electnc and plumbmg, ai- Lane. 886-3729 paneled den, 21h baths, 2 Franklin fireplace Large Umlnum sidIng, 2 car gar- 14-REAL ESTATE I HAVE kittens who need good bedrooms, 21hbaths, formal fIreplaces, fInished base- OPEN SUNDAY 1- 5 pm dlnmg room and handsome hVIng room WIth natural age Hamtramck area Ex homes Calicos and Tigel, ment, attached 2 car ga- family room_ Must be seen cellent Investment $19,000 WANTED Ten weeks old 884-4805 21216 LOCH MOOR fIreplace. New furnace, roof rage, central aIr, alarm sys- to apprecIate Nq brokers - 5 months old, new gutters, 893-5126 Immaculate custom bUIlt 3 bedroom, 1"h bath Colomal tem. BectutIful condItIOn In- A GOOD home for a beauhfw 886-7576, 961-7970 for ap- new built-In dishwasher ALL the luxuries - close to CASH FOR HOMES AmerIcan EskImo male - bUIlt 10 1979 BeautIfully decorated - custom Side and out Assumable pointment Large lot $27,000 Assum- lake, parks, and goll 3 bed- SERVING AREA 45 YEARS dog $75 882-5808, 885-9297 Window treatments - new carpeting Step down 10'14% Grosse Pomte Park, able mortgage balance, 885-5508. room brICk Ranch, flmshed STIEBER REAL TV from the Contemporary kItchen of oak cabmetry CLINTON TownshIp 8% % Asking $59,000 885------FREE puppies - Please call SChultz Estates, now takIng FIRST Offermg Beacons- basement, 2'h car garage 775-4900 Thursday, Friday Monda, into the large panelled famtly room with exciting 1140 By owner Masonic Jeffer reservations, on 2,400 fIeld, II,\!story, new furnace 886-88511. brIck ftreplace and doorwall open 109 onto wol- son 296-1496 mamzed deck SpacIous bedrooms wIth large square foot condo, 2 bed- GROSSE Pointe Woods Colo- and kItchen. ImmedIate ALL CASH We buy EastSIdE' closets 21h car garage with electriC door opener room, 21h car garage, 21h nial 1704 Roslyn 2 large occupancy Grosse POinte HARPER Woods mcome, 5/4- DetrOit propertIes 886-9116, 16e-PET Assumable blended mortgage By owner 886-1381 bath, 3 patios, fireplace, sky bedrooms, one bath, central Real Estate Co 882-0087 firushed basement, attach- Easll and Realty, 16325 BOARDING lights, $92,500. Solar unit air, finished basement PRIME AreailiGrosse Pomte ed garage, large lot, owner, Harper - smce 1946 Real- avallable, other styles to Appointment only, $61,900. Park By owner 4 bed- after 4 p m 886-9826 tor GERMAN Shepherd friendh 884-6828; 881-1842 WHY NOT CONSIDER choose from Call 28&-2330. rooms, fireplace, sun-room, 3508 DEVONSHIRE, one to children, 3 years old GROSSE POInte Shores - RENTING YOUR PROPERTY? large kItchen WIth eating block north of Mack (De- looks for boarding parent~ 1013 THREE MILE area, close to schools and troit> Lovely 3 bedroom Home with 3 or 4 bedrooms. from June 28th tIll Septern transportation $59,900 For Colomal, new kItchen and Wanted by private Grosse her, 7th 886-6008 AND Executtve Energy effIcient - 4,000 square foot Geor- more lOformatlOn, call B22- furnace Study, rec room, Pointe reSIdent 343-0271 gian Colonial on 150'x250' lot Four bedrooms 3 0758. and many extras. Reduced 2G-GENERAL HAVE IT MANAGED baths, 25' family room, den CIrcle drive Ap------to $45,000 lIlI6-5160 15-8USINESS SERVICE praised $265,000 Best offer ov~r $210,000 McCORMICK - cute 3 bed- IT'S A GOOD MOVE! room brIck near St John's, HARRISON TOWNSHI~ OPPORTUNITIES NO BROKERS 881-2653 a modern kitchen, and fI- MAINTENANCE North Ba) Village Condo, OWN your own hIghly pro- DILLON rushed basement WIth gas INSIDE & OUTSIDE Carnage house Jefferson fitable and beaubful Jeans, PROPERTY fireplace, $8,000, assumes and Shook 2 bedrooms, IIh REPAIRS LAKE ST. CLAIR RESIDENCE 91h% mortgage $33,900 Sportswear and Western FREE ESTIMATES MANAGEMENT baths, garage, 791-3537 Store Featunng all nation- Beautiful Lake St ClaIr home with 300' lake frontage CENTURY 21-AVID --- YEAR AROUND 881-4147 778-8100 6/6 BUCKINGHAM-near Mack ally known brands in Jeans; SERVICE Located in St Clair Shores, 10 Mile/Jefferson area fashIOns and western boots. 4,200 sq ft Lot 185xl25, attached boat house WIth WIth recent CIty code certlfl- Rodney 77S-6576 FARMS - family room, fi- catIon MInImum $5,000 (J eans, Vanderbll t-CalvIn hoist Spectacular 3 sided lake view By owner nished basement, fireplace Chuck m-0949 down, pnce and terms negot- Klein-Lee LeVI-Wrangler) REFERENCES 1650 FORD COURT For appointment call, 775-5043. Priced In the $70's Grosse Iable, 005-4521 (Boots-Tony Lama-Noc- Pomte Real Estate Co. 882- ona-Justm - Texas Boot) GROSSE POINTE WOODS 0087. HOUSE In Farms, 186 FlShe $14,900 mcludes mventory, TWO FAMILY INCOME Rd LJ.vm~ dirung, kItchen, beautiful Cahforma Red- 0 N G CONSTRUCTION CO OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 674-676NEFF ROAD REDUCED - newer condo In Very deSIrable street and house 3 bedroom 11,'" baths, the Woods 2 bedroom, 2'h breakfast', 3 bedrooms, 1"h wood FIxtures, In-store Masonry replUn, chlmneys. Colomal, on pnvate CUl-de-Sac. Aircoridfbdhedf{lm- EAC~ UNIT: 2 be.drooms, den, carpetmg, stove, re- baths QUIck pol>sesslOn baths, enclosed sun room, tralmng and grand openin& 'l:~e~~one fir SpecepIaClaesh."'lin~ Ily room LIving room WIth natural fireplace and Grosse Pomte Real Estate finished basement, central promotions. Call ar'lytime censed ds~~~~ bUIlt-m bookcases Custom draJ)es, all brass fngerator. Maxunum InSulatIOn, moderate fuel bIlls, aIr $99,500 fi rm Call 962- for Mr Keathley at Prestige seperate basements Co 882-0087 hardware Formal dmmg room, large modern 8255to see inSIde FasIuon, 1-501-32~8327 ,HANDYMAN WIth truck kItchen by Customcraft wIth breakfast room. $115,000 885-1508 GROSSE POINTE WOODS OPEN Sunday 1-4, 20419 Clean basements, garages, Fuushed basement WIth bar, 21h car garage, patio, OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 Fleetwood, Grosse Pomte -,-S--P-E-T-S------~~b~;:ng, odd jobs gas grIll, fenced yard. Close to Pointe schools, DORTHEN, 1514- 3 bedroom, Sweeney Park, across from Woods CIty Hall Assum- 61 MEADOW LANE schools, 3 bedroom brIck FOR SALE ' GROSSE POINTE FARMS IIh bath Ranch, central aIr, Ranch, modern country kIt . DAVE 'THE HANDYMAN able 12% ftxed rate attached garage $89,900 BY OWNER 882-1223 4 bedrooms, 21h ba thll, large paneled family room, 3 chen, large family room ALL TYPES OF HOME BY APPOINTMENT with fireplace, above MAINTENANCE fireplaces 2,350 sq ft., 100% renovation 196W70 HIDDEN LANE - Outstandmg Must see Open SUnday 2-5 or by appomtment ground pool, askmg low If you lose me AND REPAIRS TIRED 2,000 sq. ft Ranch, 2 full 70's. 885-1213 NO JOB TOO SMALL 886-9828 baths, new WIndows and or find me . . . EXPERIENCED of spendmg weekends repaIring, replacmg, and refur- roof, patio, central air NORlHERN REASONABLE blshmg that older home? Make an appomtment to GROSSE POINTE FARMS SUMMERS? EXCELLENT G P. see a mmt conditIon - low maintenance home on GROSSE POINTE SHORES SHELBOURNE - 2 bedroom, 2 REfERENCES 11% ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE bath Ranch, famlly room, Condo - Mack/Cadleux area, Lakeland in Grosse Pointe City Get the laundry Ideal for half year or full 839-1236 "person" out of that musty basement mto a sunny 3 year old, 4 bedroom, 21h bath, custom built Colomal attached garage GROSSE POINTE PARK year reSIdents. one large LICENSED - INSURED second floor laundry room New CalIforma style deck ProfeSSIOnally land- SOMERSET, 1003 - 2 bed- bedroom, dimng "L", ap- BillLDER STRETCH OUT scaped Walk to Shores park By Appointment room, IIh bath Colomal pllances mcluded, new car- brIck patIos, brIck walk- OWNER 774-7714 peting throughout, freshly ways. brIck drIveways, In front of the fireplace in a paneled 15x27 ft. family Good terms, $70,900 HARCOURT - 3 bedroom In- painted, Immediate occu- also additIons. CITY OF room pancy, low monthly mam- GROSSE POINTE RE 1396 BRYS DRIVE come, separate furnaces and utihties $129,500 tenance fee FERENCES. 35 years ex- RELAX GROSSE POINTE WOODS on a 30 ft covered and carpeted patIo HARPER WOODS 88~ 1944 DAYS perience. ~3223. Large Bungalow WIth formal dinmg room, famIly WILLIAMSBURG COURT - 3 884-3340 EVENINGS ENJOY room, all brick garage Custom drapes and carpet. bedroom, 21,2 bath condo SPRING Clean-ups. Complete _~------home mamtenance (Inside entertaming - cook up a storm in double ovens and Land Contract available PrIced to sell. New carpeting, $69,900 LAST OFFERI NG and out). Reasonable, refer- serve your guests convemently on a large counter We'll run your ad OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 OWNER - 884-229'l WILCOX REALTORS HARPER WOODS ences Rick. e39-7003. __~ WIth a wet bar Weekends are made FREE!! for memOrIe" not misery 884-3550 Hampton - ruce cozy ranch on 23265 N. ROSEDALE large beautIfully treed lot, 882-6900 HANDYMAN ServIce - Owner - 881-6481 BY OWNER, 1329 Kensmgton newer khchen and famIly reasonable rates 772-4176. St ClaIr Shores, between Mormngside and RIver Road, 4 bedrooms, 4 bath- Road Three bedroom - 21,2bath custom Colomal room, central air, Grosse a ( ' - 3 rooms, den, 2 fIreplaces, Pomte Schools MOVing Large famIly room WIth natural fireplace, dmlng bnck patio, sun porch, fm- t6D-ADOPT MUST SELL I $35,900 - room, large custom kitchen, first fToor laundry. Ished basement and attIC, A PET Attached garage. Professionally landscaped, red- WOW' lOsulated Ne\\ furnace • > wood fenced yard. Too many great features to 882-4468 STIEBER REALTY 775-4900 mentlon 1 No brokers please. GROSSE -Polliie- Woods, 1123 BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 886-9887 Hawthorne, pnme locatIon, 75 STONEHURST, Grosse 3 bedroom Ranch Totally Pomte Shores - 3 bedroom Anti-Cruelty remodeled, kitchen WIth ranch, newly decorated, 21h 680 HOLLYWOOD FngIdalre bUIlt-inS, 1'h car baths, family room, sun Association GROSSE POINTE WOODS garage, new roof, washer porch, utility room, modern 13569 Joseph Campau II,\!story brick bungalow, 4 bedrooms, 21h baths, hVlOg and dryer, newly carpeted, Woodmode kItchen WIth Hamtramck draped, and pamted, neu bwlt-Ins Lot 100 x 160 BlI4- I , room WIth natural fireplace, large updated kItchen, 10 am. to 4 pm. famIly room, formal dlrung room, fhushed ree room tral decor Many extras 1386 ~~~~55 ,\ 1033''2 CADIEUX ROAD WIth wet bar, central aIr, gas heat, spnnkler system, brIck fireplace, SIX panel Monday through Salurdily GROSSE POINTE PARK 21h car garage, 2,550 square feet corner lot, beauti- doors, custom hghtmg, HARPER WOODS Condo 1 " between St Paul and Maumee fully landscaped, CIrcular dnve, 3 schools WlUun Ih wood wmdows, super 10- bedroom, appliances, stor- PLEASE ADOPT! By Owner, Smce 1953 mile Land Contract terms available Immediate oc- sulated, central air Very age. low maIntenance 1m medIate occupancy 88~ '~o alier hours help as yet Veterinarian 5 days 882-2727 cupancy pnvate fenced yard WIth mature trees and shrubs 9057 112 day Sat We keep dogs as long as pOSSible Convement. mce locatIOn, qUIet, large pnvate yard, 4 BY APPOINTMENT - NO BROKERS - OWNER 886-3456 Open house Sunday, May 22, Financed only by donations Remember (l'1lmaIS bedrooms, 1 full, 2 half baths, paneled study and sun- 12 00-5 00 or by appomt- 13A-LOTS In your will too' porch $120000 ment MId $8O's All reason- FOR SALE Volunteer help wanted Pet food and car, MUST SELL! able offers WIll be conSIder labels welcomed For Information call Mary, 16.1 V1cMILL \N BOUGHT NEW HOUSE ed Broker partlclpatton 10 GROSSE POINTE SHORES WILLING TO DEAL Vlted 881-1740or 343-1568 GRO"SE POISTE [o'o\.RMS - - - nearthe Lake 891-7188 OPEN SL'SO \ Y 2-5 3 bedroom, IIh story EnglIsh Tudor; 2 full baths. fire- 1008BISHOP ROAD 100ft frontage L;CTerm!> place In hvmg room, parquet floors, central aIr, Storybook Enghsh Manor enclosed porch, 2 car garage house and charmmg Car- PALMS-QUEEN .~ The Oakland Humane nage house on one half acre 886-4444 ~ ,.J Society 1713 HAMPTON ROAD and additional adjacent GROSSE POINTE WOODS one-half acre lot mcluded m illt(fssE-P'OINTE PAR-K=--= '-~ '. located In l~ t~ OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 pnce Size J,(l5XBS,corner of Cad l 886-0084 leux and Jefferson, 8ltfl- Wayne County l'(C ::t~~ ALSO BY APPOINTMENT OWNER 88&-8494 3598 ISa non prolll privately -- GROSSE POINTE WOODS funded by donation hurrane society fosterll1g a piEMIUM~t;;-ROSE NO DESTROY poliCY. has many homeless dogs 262 McKINLEY Lancaster cozy 3 bedroom TERRACE Last lot aVail- bnck Cape Cod "t..l(' Fam- and cals f(,r ildoplior GROSSE POINTE FARMS Ily room. Itreplace, central able on the water 106' x 114' SChult('s R('al Estate ThE; Sheller IS lOcated at t 9601 Mt Elliott near 7 Mile air freshly deeorated ree OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 5 881-8900 HOdd, DetrOit 48234 Phone 892-7822, Hours 1 1 00 room, bUIIt.1npool new 12";, 1 a m to 500 P m Beautifully decorated - Four bedrooms, 2 h baths, mortgage PTlced TIght I LOT 171 x 118, pnvate street center entrance Colomal Formal dining room, ~..: SEVEN DAYS A WFEK ,!r;.~ i STI EBER REAL TY Gro<;<;cPomte 886-7875 famIly room, wormy chestnut paneled 11 ., Dor'dl or:-, Well ,'1 <' Cat ... 775-4900 AUDUBON - Gro~"e Pomt~ 11I1l11~ I (n( brary/den, 3 fIreplaces, breakfast nook, flmshed { dnd Dog hlod coupons JI;~, Cha l' h [,ldor <,Ituated on a lot-and.a half With Park, 00 x 156lot wlth:l car 3 Bedrooms and 2'h Baths Llvmg room With fIreplace- recreatIOn room Extras mclude new carpetmg - BY OWNER - 552 Thorn Tree, \.l, nelpful Volunteer,,; arp first floor, no wax floor m kitchen, custom made garage $38,000 331-0066 Formal Dmmg room, Mutschler Kitchen, Enclosed Grosse Pomte Woods 4 bed- ~I ,~soliclted Porch "'Im<;hed Rec room WIth fireplace, Unattached 2 curtains. cedar closet, gas forced air All offers rooms, 21h baths Open L60~ OU'l.- over Grosse ThanK you for helping those \., car garagf' For more information or appomtment call conSidered By Owner - 886-6839 - or Appomt. Pomte from Merflweather Houc;e Saturday, Sunday who can no' help themselves' 8810626 Asking Price $109,000 ment 12-6 pm 884-9238 HIll - 75x169 882-1400 " I _I _ ... -- _. - , 4 • Page Ten-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 19. 1983 2O-GENERAL 21-MOY1HG 21F--HOME 21F-HOME 21F-HOME 21G-ROoFtNG 21H--CARPET 21I-PAI NnNG , SERVtcE8 DECORATING IMPROVEMENT IMPROVEMENT IMPROVEMENT SERVICE CLEANING McCALLUM MOVING com. llANDYMAN SERVICES, pany. Modern truck and PROFESSIONAL-CARPET WHITEY'S excellent Grosse Pointe (e- equipment EstaJ;lhshed in MOUERNIZA TION ALUMINUM sldmg and trim, HADLEY HOME UPHOLSTERY CLEANING ferences. For the UbUBWlI. 1918- Fully insured Also, M.T. CHARGOT vmyl siding, aluminum IMPROVEMENT R. LAETHEM at REASONABLE RATES • Wall Papermg Call ~7362 plano specialists. 778-7898 storm windGws and doors, INC. We use Von SChrader" dry • InterIOr PaintIng - BUILDING CO. alUmInum gutters, alunun- ROOFING • Reasonable Prices FENCE - NO JOB too small PERSONALLY DESIGNED COMPLETE REMODELING foam extraction equIpment MOVING - medium duty urn replacement prIme • Deep SOli Removal • Good Work Any type Install, repair * Kitchens - AttiCS SERVICE • Call - no Job too small Reasonable, experienced windows, vmyl replace- Kitchens/Baths 886-7456 • Fast Drymg Wood SpecialISts. Free es- "* Basements - Porches ment pnme windows awn- 774-0414 timate 772-5009. and ~ble 527-5159 * Bathrooms - Rec Rooms Addltlons/Porches • Leaves no resOlllng resIdue ings. Wrought Iron Porcb FRED'S Roof Repair Com- Outdoor deck environment> Albc/Rec Rooms For free estimate call steps Best quality mater- mercial - resldenbal Spe- D1stlncbve Carpet & GROSSE POINTE PAJNTING and wall washing. 21A-PtANO CUSTOM CRAFTED Alummum SldIng(fnm Ials In business 26 years CIalty flat roofs Call me, I Upholstery Cleaners Call Leo, 791:4855. SERVICE Cabmets - "~ormlca Gutters/Down Spouts CONTRACTORS * LICensed/Insured Call can help 823-4019 839-5155 Wood worklOg - trml work Storm WlOdows/Doors --~--- CUSTOM PAINTING AND * Phil's Home Service Ask for Tom Barrese WALLPAPERING 2OA-CARPET COMPLETE PIANO service.! * Replacement Wmdows Rooflng/Slungles/Hot Tar ROOFING SALE Satlsfacbon Guaranteed EXPERT ANTIQUING LAYING Twung, rebwIding, refinlSh-. * InterIOr - Exteflor Doors _~1.:"~~ ~Ime __ Alummum Sldmg and FIrst 400 sq ft mstalled at lng Member Plano Techru. FULLY LICENSED AND Gutter Cleanmg $159, based a I,OOOsq it JObs 885-8155 cians Gwld. Zech-Bossner INSURED DIMENSIONAL Fences/Repairs of all kmds • Flats or SlUngles .liUtter K-CARPET FREE ESTIMATES CARPET LAYlNG 731-7707 GENERAL HOME REPAIR BLDG. INC. Licensed and Insured sale 5 lOch alummum wtute CLEANING INSURED NEW AND OLD Free Estimates - 882-6842 MODERNIZATION 886-n520 gutt~rs • FIrst 50ft. installed COMPANY Michael Satmary Jr Stairs Carpeted Slufted ---~------PlANO TUNING and repatr- RESIDENTIAL & at $70, based on 100 ft Job CARPET Repatrs of All Types 109 Work guaranteed VOCCIA COMMERICAL , BARKER • Free estimates 24S-0507, SPECIALISTS MICHAEL'S ALSO Member AFM Edward Fel- CONTRAC'TORS shop between 4-8 p m 44S- • Steam Extraction PAINTING CARPETING, VINYL CONSTRUCTION & ske~ Kitchens, baths, Fromica ModerruzatlOn • Alterations • 0469 • Shampoo HARDWOOD CO., INC. ceramIC, custom cabinets REFINISHING Additions. Family Rooms • Spot and Stam Removal Interior Extenor Service Samples Shown in PIANO SERVICES - Tunmg • AddltlOlli> LICENSED & • Kitchens & Recreation Your Home ROOFING • Upholstery CleanlOg Palntmg and repair. Quahfled tech. • Dormerb REASONABLE Areas • at affordable prices BOB TRUDEL n1Clan. Flexible hours • Garages Reoalrs and reroofing. AlumI- antJqumg and varnlStung, 772-4176 JAMES BARKER num trim and gutters Fath- 774-7590days, 294-5896eves Spring discount 881-8276 • KItchens 882-0688 strIppmg and stammg. 886-5044 er and Sons -.,...... - .... - - ..... - Comptete kitchen refmlShing RFPAllt -:RFFlNiSHlNG" • FIreplaces SPECIALIST Levelor de- Bob I~ham Dale Isham SH()RESIDE Carpet Clean- Fret' F~llmatE''' - 885-3230 JEP..RY'S CARPET Bu\..k cJ,tJ Ct-a.1n...nt n.vrh.. corator wmdow bund:> wu- ROWL ~ mg, proles:'lOndl carpel SERVICE European Master Te..hmLlanl Bank flnancmg avculable 526 0666 776-9684 40 Yrs. Exp Free Est Complete vered drapes, measured, In- CARPENTRY FREE ESTIMATES clearung Work guaranteed InstalIahonJRepairs, all btalled 40% off 526-5766 Fully msured Tree EstI- WALLPAPER kmds In-home sales .. 1 T.EUYHONJ!:: 832-ml. Home Modermzatlon Kitchens, Bathlooms -CA-~'-HANROOFING mates CAll 775-3450, 24 REMOVAL Warehouse pnces. Over 20 21 B-SEW1NG 777-2816 7731_105 CALANDRA FInIShed Basements HOT ROOFS hours BY JEFF years expenence CONSTRUCTION Trim Mouldmgs 77&-36(K MACHtNE K BUILDING CO. General Home Repmrs Commercial - Residential • The First and Ongmal • Garage ralsmg & frarrung 21I-PAINTING • Full TIme not Part TIme D C KELLY BUILDER QUALITY WORKMANSHIP Year round service DI;CORATING COMPLETE TUNE-UP $7.95 • Quality Remodelmg • cement driveways AT REASONABLE RATES Stungles and Repairs .16 Years Expenence 2OB-REFRIGERAnON • Porches, tuck pomting • Low Rates AND AIR All makes, all ages All parts • Anderson Heplacement - 521-5589 8399307 Work Guar,anteed stocked 885-7437 Quahty In matenal and work- Insured 886-3245 EUROPEAN TOUCH • In:.ured, Free esbmates CONDITIONING , -. Wmdows & Doors • Additions of all types manstup SHOREWOOD E.R BROWN WALLPAPER - PAINTING 779-5235 775-29'n REPAIR 21c-£LECTRICAL • Cu:.tom Garages Licensed & Insured BUILDERS R60FS -and DECKS SERVICE GUTTERS and For The FInest RICIDES appliance service 776-5096 • Quality-Remodeling 882-3463 ------• Room Additions DOWNSPOUTS In Old World KARM'S center. Service on all major Gutters cleaned and flushed LICENSED & INSURED ALL POINTES • Dormers Craftsmanslup PAINTING appliances, 100% guaran- S &: J ELECl'mC New and Repair Work Residential-Commercial CONST. co. • Kitchens SERVICE tee.~9. LETO BUILDING CO COMPLETE REMODELING Licensed and Insured Free Esllmate No Job Too Small AL MERELLI, 886-8710 ADVANCE MAINTENANCE Licensed. Insured 885-2930 SINCE 1911 Easy Fmanclng Avallable Interior 2OC-CHIMNEY AND SPECIALIZING IN 27 years of conbnuous service 17319East Warren 641-7766 CUSTOM BUILDING Extenor FIREPLACE *Kltchens - Baths. Rec. m the bwlding mdustry 884-9512 COLVILLE REMODELING - ---- Wmdow Glazing REPAIR REC ROOMS Rooms and AddItions PAINTERS YOUR HOME IS Caulking ELECTRIC CO. KITCHENS M & M PAINTING SERVED EUROPEAN INSULATION EXPERIENCED IN AN INVESTMENT Drywall & Plaster FIREPLACE, wood stoves, oil Ranges,. Dryers, Services, 882-3222 * ,APPRENTICESHIP BLOWN-IN OR BLANKET PAINTING AND Any roofmg or sidmg work Interior - Extenor -wallpaper- Repairs flue cleaning Caps and Doorbells. ' Toxic Foam ExtractIon HOME IMPROVEMENTS you have done should be mg Specia1lZJng 10 repaJnng Wood Staming screens installed. Insured, VIOLATIONS ' Formaldehyde Testing quahty workmanship With WalJpapenng FAST EMERGENCY LOWEST PRICES damaged plaster, drywall no mess, ProfessIonal Mas- REMODELING Cement Work - Dnveways qualIty matenals Call me SERVICE CALL NOW and cracks, peelmg paint, References ter Sweep. Coachlight SPECIALISTS Waterproofing - Garages for a free estimate or roof- Free Esbmates Chimney Sweep Company. 881-1824 - MARK WIndow puttymg and caulk- 774-9110 Additions. Dormers *Complete Wmdow and mg, aluminum and Vinyl Ing, also painting alWlllnum 775-5790 885-3733. KItchens. Baths Door Contractor 541-6552 - MI KE sldmg, gutters, storm doors sld1ng All work and mater- ~ BOB'S ELECTRIC - Garages. Porches 886-3537 and wmdows. ial guaranteed Reasonable MiKE'S PAINTING 2OE-4NSULAnON Licensed electrical contrac- LICENSED CONTRACTOR InterIOr, exterIOr, wallpaper- Aluminum. RoofIng 21G-ROOFING Grosse Pomte references tor. Violation corrections MODERNIZE TO SERVICE RON VERCRUYSSE CO Free Estlmates Call John Ing, mmorrepairs,patcbing, aDd m!sc repairs, no job too Security Alarms MODERNISM 774-3542 anytime, 77~9439 plastering Free estImateS. INSULATION ~. no job too small. 44~ REPLACEMENT HOME OR OFFICE Reasonable and honest. Ref. Windows - Doors ProfeSSIOnal gutter servIce erences Call anytime Eur- Blown.in 30 years expenence O.&L. ROOFING PAINTING Attics &: Sidewalls Since 1923 77~2185 Sldmg and trim, roof re opean Free Energy Audits RETIR!i:D MASTER electr!- Com merclal- Resldentl al pairs Reasonable Reli WALLPAPER m-8081 SWEENEY WARREN SCHULTZ 0% UTILITY FINANCING Clan. Licensed. VIOlations. * HOT TAR able I do my own work REMOVAL Toxic Foam Extraction Services increased Also BROTHERS LICENSED & INSURED INTERIORS QUALITY HOME Improve- .WALLWASHlNG Formaldehyde Testing small jobs. TV 5-2966 885-0033 ROOFS * BY DON& LYNN ments - Drywallmg, Pamt- ~mgles, tear offs and repairs JOHN WILLIAMS ALL POlN'l'ES CONST. CO. Equal to the best, Husband-Wife Team ELECTRICAL work - small or mg, CeramIc Tihng and Work guaranteed. Licensed 885-5813 * 886-3537 but cost less Wallpapering large JObs - VIolations cor- -TEACHER- Carpentry. No job too small and insured bRENT 882~594 * RUN MY OWN ROOFING SERVICE * PaintIng 2OF-WASHER AND rected - permits - Ron Doran At lowest prices, call Mike - 527-2222 • 881-0748 - 7 days. Before 9 774-4514. SLATE-TILE WALLPAPERI NG * Meticulous DRYER REPAIR after 4. ALUMINUM ROOFING-SHEET METAL * Insured Sidmg Company JOHN D. SIMON The Best Paperhanger * Over 20 Years Experience MODERNIZE TO 35 YRS EXPERIENCE in Town Siding. Tnm. Gutters.l!:tc 778-1028- 773-6966 After 6 p m 882-7322 527 ..5560 LET GEORGE DO IT ELECTRICAL WORK by MODERNISM Roofmg, Caulkmg, "BECAUSE ALL I DO IS . h h licelL'led,lnsuredcontractor HOME OR OFFICE Washer, dr yer, dIS was er Free ti tes 881-'<1 Weatherstripping, RepairS A.F. WITISTOCK HANG PAPER" BUCHANAN & CO. and ranges repaired All es ma - -", .. ROBERT H. RAESE 30 years experience UCENSED - INSURED 15 Years m the bUSiness GROSSE POINTERS \'Bakes. AFTER 5 P.M. 775-2185 , WILLIAM FC;>STER, I Call RonJor. ... ~ ....r ...... • ...~ ...... -J. ... . Thursday, May 19, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven.C 21J-PAlNnNG, 21K-WiNDOW 21O-CEMENT AND 21O-CEMENT AND 21P-WATERPROFFING 215-CARPENTER 21Z-SNOW REMOVAL 21Z--.oW REMOVAL DECORATING WAstiNG BRICK WORK BRICK WORK AND AND ALBERT D. THOMAS LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING -BRICK nEP AIRS - Work JACK WILLIAMS , QUM.J'J'Y ~G A.()K WlNDow CLEANERS, BRICK WORK INC. SERVICE Service on storms and guaranteed Porches, chim. WATERPROOFING MICHIGAN TREE TUCK POINTING neys, sidewalks, basement CONTRACTORS, iNC. POINTER screens Also domestic. PORCHES AND CHIMNEYS and WALL REPAIR INTERIOR- leaks and cracks. Tuck SPECIALISTS housecleanin~ Free ellti- REBUILT AND REPAIRS *PROPER METHODS OF We are general contractors. EXTERIOR pOlntmg. Free Estimate. LANDSCAPING Expert Trimming, Topping, ma~, Month y rates. 71ft- CAULKING WATERPROOFING ONLY One call takes care of all 20 years professional 779-4245 your buildmg-remodeling Shaping and Removal 1690or 713-9838. ADVANCE MAINTENANCE *BUCKLED BASEMENT , Spring Clean Up experience ------~- problems, large or small • Thatching * Special 25% sprtng dis MATT FLETCHER "G.OUUN 17319 EAST WARREN WILLIAM FOSTER WALL REPAIRED - count 884-9512 STRAIGHTENED AND • Fertilizing .4151Buckingham .88HI02 WINDOW CLEANING Pre-cast steps TU 2-0628 24 hour emergency service SERVICE ChImneys - Porches BRACED • Weekly La,wn Care * I * Bush and hedge trlmmmg Brick. Block. Stone *NO INJURY TO LAWNS ALTERATIONS - Modern- ,Bed W • ) " llT 't Page Twetve-C Thursday, May 19, 1983 ", GROSSE POINTE NEWS 21Z--8NOW REMOVAL 21Z-SNOW REMOVAL 21Z-$NOW REMOVAL 21Z-SNOW REMOVAL AND AND AND AND LANDSCAPING LANDSCAptNG LANDSCAPING LAN DSCA ptNG ~ MURPHY'S WOODLAND HILLS GREEN THUMB MAC'S TREE AND LANDSCAPING GROUNDS MAINTENANCE LANDSCAPING • Spring and f:ill clean-ups AND LANDSCAPING SHRUB TRIMMING • Complete lawn care service - Spring clean ups • Sprm~ Clean.Up COMPLETE WORK • Custom design service - P"ower raking • Fertlllling R(,ll~mable rJles. quality ser- • Free appraisals: commer- - Lawn cutting • Power R~lk1l~ 'h'(' ('all Tom 776-4429 or cial ,'induatri al. residentJ al - Fertilizing • Weekh Ul\\11 1.\\1'"<' ll\:l 1\195 • Discount to senior citizens - Shrubbery trimmmg, • Top sOu CALL NOW FOR prunmg • SodduU1 HOWARDS DELIVERIES OF - Weed1ng and cultl. FR~~' t-~\l\l' n~ TREE SERVICE • Top soil vatin~ 839-7C\..,~ .3$5-7129 • tl ~ rellloval • Fill dll't - Seeding and sodding ~&,l'\\~ t\ll.'~ • :otump removal • Sod - Planting flowers, trees . • tflllllllUlg \\11'\"S l.$\H' \lj.mt~\~u ...~ • Llmetlone shrubs and all other .11'PPUlg • Cobblestone garden work done pV\\<'r • j~'''~ :OlHllli d~""ll'J~' t ...... I -- - ! ; -- , - ...... -..., ... l \--.. ------ - - \ I I " :- .' " , DON'T JUST SIT THERE WHILE EXTRA CASH BLOWS AWAY IN THE WIND! SELL THOSE UNWANTED ITEMS IN THE CLASSIFIEDS 882-6900 ... I , t WHETHER IT COMES FROM A~ n \~ n THE rr • • ATTIC .•• Ilt ::JC::: ::JC:;, r I I 11 ~ j"'r. !~ -f i r c J ~ o ~ elm \ m- IIIII!I!l ~ n .~ I 11111 I ....1 I c •••OR THE IIIIITIJ I t ~~ ' J Ii 11m I .1,\ BASEMENT, CLASSIFIEDS CAN S.ELL IT! CALL 882..6900 I. • ------_~ __ ~_------_~~_-----~_-_.------~~----_~_--_~_------s-.--'...... ~~ ... , II Thursday, May 19, 1983 Page Fourteen-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS 0/ ~ ":'~ ~)ROGER RINKE " ~~' -, / I "Cadillac ~, Master Dealer" ""'>--if!!"/'-~ ---' 1980 LeBARON 2 DR. Spice tan, 6 cyl , air, auto, -C'Ll;;;' , '~, power, digital stereo radiO, rood wheels $5495 ~ 4,'1rrf!/""" _~ 1981 aUICI<. CeNTURY 4 Die Biue, v-rop,,, cyi, ._- DedIcated to Excellence air, stereo, crUise, tilt wheel, VERY lOW MilEAGE $l~ '6695 ~ !J"~~ Over 150 1981 GRAN PRIX. Green, V-top, 305 V 8, air, stereo, extras 12,230 mlles LIKE NEW $7295 19836000 COUPE to •Choose From 1980 OMNI 4DR Ivory, air, FM, auto and 1983 J2000 COUPE Air cond . notch back seat w/cloth trim, in the Cadillac Tradition power $3995 w/w tires, rear defroster, tmted glass. 1978 LeBARON MEDALLION COUPE. Red, 6 cyl , Cloth reclining bucket seats, 2.0 liter sport mirrors, AM/FM stereo With dig- air, stereo, 33,513 mdes ONE OWNER I $3695 4 cyl eng , 4 spd. trans., Add insula- Ital clock, automatic. PS/PB. front wheel tion, P.S., AM radiO, custom wheel KlIP THAT Open 'til 9:00 Monday and Thursday drive. 4 cyl fuel Injected. body SIde OMAT covers. OM ... LING moldmgs. WITH .. IN .... OM 'AJl'TI Of"""''' lil6OTOI. COtf'Q,,,,'IQtf 0'111Mod.y & n.~ay .It'll TII 9 P.M, S6,657 Slk #0590 $8,890 Slk #0261 Mast. Deal. Dedicated to Excellence - . SERVICE SPECIALS ~------~I PRESENT THIS COUPON I WE BEAT ANY DEAL l~c~!~~ql._g,~.~c~~chfsl,~I~M~,,~~8'~oj \ I PRESENT THIS COUPON I 1 FROM ANY DEALER PERIOD' !6bJ!i,~m~l~u~Iju~f.~£(~L~9g.i L Set Toe and Adjust Torsion Bars. ExpIres May 31st $18 $23.50 ------_~ I Ray Laethem gives you more than just the LOWEST PRICES IN TOWNI Pontlac's most prestlglOus award pre- sented to Ray Laethem Pontiac for out- ~, standing ad'uevements in all 5 areas I of service exceHence1 EURO CAR OF GROSSE POINTE 01913 IIEW 1983 CENTURY 4 Dr. ."... ".",. ,.. t -.c. , det.:>g I9f1 ""'"' AU10 PI ptl Nc dr lOCkl 1-QlIIII MU""w:. 10 AWN ,0<100 "'.""', - 10 SI1c. "3932 -"...... "",,,,,,,,"''''''$94"1 $9, IJIC 110 ...... r 476 ,....,la~.;l,.. 4089 ''0 n3.00 ," NEW 1983 NEW 1983 LeSABRE WAGON PARK AVE. 4 DR. WOODGRAIN APPLIQUE P windows p lockS P seate Air power deCI< Auto p bps 3rd at e dr lOCks e tlgate release ,,-top tlh wheet Cn...lI88 mats putS8t lock pwr wnds wdgraln appl -.pre rldel wiper. "Iectrl<: re.r defog ,,"'ctrlc mirror lighted rmt mlr crulae tilt wire whl cvra c'c)ck mirror wire wheel cove". AM-FM stereo power AM.FM at radio lug rack & air dan mldg antann. Sik .3711 71 3.5 Mercedes Coupe - Blue - 72 Ferran 246 GT RedIblk grp 60(40 et Sik '4198 Lilt • • ...... $15,414.00 List .....•...•..•. $14,173.00 :~~!E $13,698.21 very rare. '80 Ferrari 300 GTSI ~~~!E $12,529.31 '82 Mercedes 500 SLSignal red/blk., '83 Audi 5000S loaded. NEW 1983 BBS Wheels, Spoilers. 70 BMW 2800 CS Red NEW 1983 '83 Mercedes 500 SEC AMG SKY HAWK T.TYPE 76 Interceptor III Phone, Dayton SKY HAWK 2 DR. p s. P B, AM/FM stereo. clock, 4 '83 Mercedes 500 SEL Tinted gl8S8 rea" de10g air crulH auto over spd transmisSion. air. rear def. tinted wires, sunroof. heed cam P S P B etyled wPl,"1 cov",. AMI '67 Corvette 427, Red wired leath- FM stereo clock tree option pkg .pt mirrors glass, tilt Stk #14190 '80 Rover, 3500, 5 speed. 5tk ,4245 Lilt ...... •. $11,848.00 er. Lilt , .•.•. $11,170.00 :~:tE $8,975.00 '83 Mercedes 500 SEL, Midnight '83 Mercedes 500 SEe. Midnight ~:~!E $8,494.00 Blue w/blue leather. blue w/gray leather NEW 1983 / NEW 1983 RIVIERA 2 DR. LeSABRE Leases Available on Most Models - Many More In Stock P windOws p door lOCK! P fl8a1. air .tereo P S , P S . Auto, air. rear def crUise tilt Landau lOp rear d"'og 307 V8 delayed wlpar. dual remote mirrors, pwr door locks We stock 500 series Mercedes for Immediate Delivery mats power trunk relesse trunk trim carpeting lighted .,sor mirror 51k '4176 t-gI898. wife wheel covers Stk #4218 List ...... $11,.17.00 FREE OPT. PKG. Lilt. $11.400.00 =::tE $15,248.00 =::tE $10,132.00 Open 9 a.m.-9p.m. Mon.-Fri., All Day saturday 15105 KERCHEVAL AVE., GROSSE POINTE PARK f~_~ ' 822-9700 1\ ...... ~ ~ BUICK COME SEE THE ALL NEW 190E MERCEDES ON ~ DISPLAY AT EURO CAR - THE ONLY ONE IN THE U.S. GENE VVLETEL 11~1I