Section rosse Pointe ews A " ~------,------'Illlll.h,d 01 SlCo"d Cloll Mo"" 01 the 30c Per Copy 40 Pages-Three Sections VOL. 42-NO. 37 POlt Office ot Dtlrolt, Mlchl.on GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1981 $13 p" Y,at Teachers, Board settle two-year 20% contract

By Joanne Gouleehe negotiators termed the talks as a regional strike if fired teachers "cordial and cooperative," and there were replaced with substitutes. More than 8,000 Grosse Pointe were indications that both sides students made their way back wanted a working agreement before Two years ago, union negotiators September. ' walked away from the bargaining to the classroom yesterday after table with a 9 percent pay hike each teachers tentatively agreed to a I'" '" fTr.lrl:;T """"tht"ro r.,.,.h"rJ vp~" for it~ mpmbers, The contract new two-year contract Labor tentative ag~eement o~'th~ ~p~~'i~g was approved only hours before Day weekend. day for students and the back to teachers were set to go on strike. work day for teachers, but remained ~ow that teacher talks have end- It marks the first time in 10 far apart on issues of salary, fringe years that te{lchers have ended benefits and classroom size. ed, the school board is expected to set the sooool mill rate at its Sept. negotia tions before the opening At a Local 1 press conference Aug. 14 meeting. Administrators say day of school. The last time was 18 union president Lange made firm they will recommend a roll back of in 1971. the bargaining unit's commitment to the current 34,05 mill rate "We're happy to have a contract before schools starts," said school board negotiator Ronald Tonks Tues. day, Deadline next Monday Teacher union president Curt Lange said agreement came after a marathon bargaining session Sunday, Sept. 6, Agreement was reached at for Woods election 4 a.m, Monday morning. By Gregory Jakub ~tunro said he's lived in the Pointes The new ,pact calls for 20 percent for 55 years and has experience in pay increases over the next two With the Monday, Sept. 14 business and personnel management years, modification of the school cal. deadline rapidly approaching, and planning, and labor relations. endar and improvements in health They'll color the skies insurance and other fringe benefits. only one candidate has filed to oppose Grosse Pointe Woods MUNRO CLAIMS no affiliation with by the Detroit Free PreIS, Chuck Muer Restaurants The contract language 'also sets pro. The Szerlag family of Grosse Pointe Woods a1mII Mayor George Freeman, who is any special interests ant "that's what to do Just that when the third annual Detroit Klle and the 5/20 Kite Group. Spectators wlU be treated to visions for layoffs and removing makes me an exceUent candidate," Kaleidoscope kicks off at the Detroit Free Press River. four hours of demonstrations with World War II, ex. material from personnel mes, seeking a second two-year term he said, He added that his background in the Nov. 4 general election. front Plant Saturday, Sept. 19. Flight testing their perlmental and stunt kites. Prues will be awarded. "WE CONSIDER U to be an equi. offers voters the chance to ele<:t kites are (left to right) Tracey, Hank, Nancy and Ward Entry forms may be picked up at all Chuck Muer someone with new ideas which he table contract," Lange said. "We 'Three Woods coun0:1 seats are also Szerlag. The free event begins with registration at Doon. Restaurants, the Free Press or at the slle the day of achieved many of our goals." said he would contl'ibute if elected. Contests begin at 1. p.m. and run through 4 and an the event. In case of rain it w!ll be held Sunday, available and four eandidates have He also had no criticism of the pres. open fly is scheduled until 6, The event is sponsored Sept. 20. Lange said while union negoti'ators filed nominating petitions including ent administration and said if voters came away from the bargaining table incumbent Councilman Thomas Fahr- are satisfied they should re.elect the with some issues unresolved, "teach- ner, Councilman John Sabol has incumbents. ers felt It was very important to petitions out and said he intends to • settle before school starts!' file, Contrary to Munro, candidate Muc- ciante sa,jd the present council lacks Lange said a grievance is pending Radio 'hams' meet off the azr However, Councilman Daniel Grady new ideas, adequate financial man. on one unnegotiable issue, personal said he will not seek re-eiection citing agement abilities, and generally can. leave time. time problems with his job as a per- man. He also worked on transformers not !randle complicated matters. His By Peggy O'Connor in following the exploits of an sonnel vice.president at Michigan adventurous young man. for a Japanese power company. The 20 percent pay pact will mean experience as a legislative aide has Yoshi Aki Ide, of Tokyo, Japan, a 5 percent increase for teachers Bell. taught him to cut through govern- In June, Aki arrived in San Fran- each year in addition to COLA (Cost mental red tape, Mucciante said. and Ellis Merry, of Lothrop In 1979, Aki and another Japanese GRADY SAID he thinks the present Road, met on the air. No, not in went to a smaLl island 1,000 miles off cisco 'armed with his lightweight. 15. of Living Allowances) capped at 5 city administration has kept ~he Mayor George Freeman cites his the air, on it-Aki, as he IS the Japanese coast where they set up speed bike, some camping gear and a percent. Woods among the best cities in the nine-year stint as councilman and a temporary expedition-type radio list of names, addresses and radio call known, and Merry are ham ra- Lange sa,ld it is difficult to say now area in terms of low taxes, and qual- two years as mayor as the quality station. The location counted as an- numbers of his ham radio friends. dio operators. Through the radio After a few days in San Francisco, how his membership will receive the ity of services and facilities. He also that should attract voters. waves, Aki fourid ,- the i;luge, other l:ountry for purposes of 'ama- new contract, "but I expect it to be said he would support Mayor Free- teur radio. Many American radio . he loaded up,the bike and set forth world outside crowded, urban ralified." man over his only challenger so far- In response to those who criticize amateurs were interested in making on another adventure-biking across Tokyo and Merry found pleasure Tim Mucciante, his administration, Freeman points contact with ,the then 21-year-old Aid, the United States. The'school board and the union's to the dty's consistently low tax rates " ., including Ellis Merry. 500 members are expected to vote on And from California to Michigan Mucciante, a 22-year-old student and high quality city services as proof the new pact later this month or starting law school this fall, has filed and aU the states in between, Aki says early October. The Michigan Educa- of his administration's success. Merry sent a card to Japan con. it's been quite an experience. nominating petitions for both council Hearing, on firming his contact with Aki and Aki tion's union Local 1 ap- and mayor seats and said he will run Freeman said he's not expecting proved the contract Sunday. responded by inviting Merry to visit "In Idaho, I missed a road and for ma~'or if Freeman goes unop- another opponent to surface because him in Tokyo, Merry did, in Novem- drove into the desert, I didn't see During earlier bargaining talks, posed. l\Iucciante ran unsuccessfully "apparently the majority of the peo- Fox Creek ber of 1979, and the two radio friends what I had done until I looked around negotiators for both sides said they for council in 1979,. ple think I'm doing a bood job." had a great time sightseeing. Merry were optimistic about a settlement and saw nothing but the flat desert THOSE WHO are dissatisfied with came home with two watercolor paint. before the new school year, When Another challenger who has filed horizon . . . It took me ~two hours to Freeman's performance are having • ings given to him by Aki's mother; get back," Akl laughs. talks resumed in early August, union for council is Jean Rice of the Beauti- cancelled Aki was left behind with Merry's In. f,ication Commission. Rice has also trouble finding a candidate to oppose IS vitation to visit and a plan formulat. "Don't forget to tell about the time been instrumental in developing and him. Both the Woods Boat Club and ing in his head on how .fo get enough you cut a tire on a stone on a Satur- implementing many of the Woods' Hollywood Subdivision Improvement By Susan McDonald money to do it. day and had to push the bike 10 tree maintenance programs, She is Association have clashed with the city over special issues during the last miles to a K Mart," Merry adds. Inside the mother of two Michigan State Wayne County officials post- MOST OF Aki's time sinee 1979 has graduates and her husband Laddy, is year. The have been waging poned indefinitely a public hear- been spent at the University of To- AND THEN there was the time in Cable TV, local ."""""" ,4A an engineering manager for Chrysler an eight-year effort to improve dock- ing on a multi-million dollar im- kyo studing sociology and media and IIlinds when -a "very taU boy of about Classified .,. _.. , . , , , . , , , , , , , ,3C Corp. Rice could not be reached for ing facilities at Lakefront Park and provement project for the Fox communications. But during vaca. 17" decided to mug the 5 foot 5, 117- Editorials ., , ,',', UA comment say the city has lacked leadership to Creek facility that handles sew- tions, he managed to work enough to pound Aki. "Aki gave him a karate Feature , .. , .. , , , , . ,14B resolve the problem, according to age from several Grosse Pointe make the money for an extended trip chop and nearly broke his arm," Merry Obituaries .. _. , , . , , , , , . , , , , ,11A Another council-hopeful is political Larry Sullivan, boat club spokesman. chortles. Prime Time """"""", . , ,9A communities. through the United States, His "sum- newcomer Douglas Munro, 59, who The Hollywood group involves resi. Society, . , , , , . _1-7B m~r jobs" were anything but: Aki is But the experiences haven't been lives on Anita and is employed by dents on Hollywood and Hawthorne The hearing, which was set for Oct. a licensed electrician and worked in Sports , ', ,' ,' .1-2C the federal government at the Tank 28, will be rescheduled sometime this PhiJco as an air conditioning repair. (Continued on Page 2A) Automotive Command in Warren, (Continued on Page 13A) fall, according to Jeff Supowit of the Wayne County Drain Commission. Su,powit said his office is "trying to obtain c1arificat,ion of the issues on • the study area and Environmental New film serIes could mean encore Protection Agency guidelines. and local films at Ann Arbor's "We're trying to make sure we're By Gregory Jakub at the Art Institute as proof that Michigan Theater. doing it right," Supowit said,. there is an audience in Detr()it that Like the battered puppet in takes film seriously enough ~o drive The county has been studying the the classic children's play of the "There's a lot of parallels with 20 mHes ,to see the latest by Japanese problem of raw sewage flow into the same name, the Punch and Judy what they (CFT) did with the Michi. director Akira Kurosawa and others. creek for several years and at least Theatre on Kercheval is once gan Theater in Ann Arbor and the eight engineering studies have been again attempting to survive the Punch," said Grosse Pointe realtor Bul Artist says he knows there's commissioned since 1971, according blows inflicted by a history of Rober.t Edgar, who owns the Punch more to film.going than the feature to local officials. The latest report with partner Dick Crawford. itself. That's why he's hired a crew proposes several regional and local bad management and the threat- of professional painters to spruce up solutions to the sewage problem that ening specter of cable TV. ,Edgar said that Michigan was eco- the Punch. He's also removed the will cost between $17.$30 ml11ion, ac. nomically dead (a term sometimes ap- video games from the lobby and is This time a group of Ann Arbor. cording to drain commission spokes' plied to the Punch due to the proximo making the necessary technical ar- men. based film buffs with a solid business ity of first-run theaters and cable TV), rangements to assure al! films are track reeord have swarmed upon the before the city of Ann Arbor bought projected exactJly the way they were Ann Arbor's t1as. The Fox Creek facility handles much used and abused 50-year.old it and allowed CFT to do the pro. intended to be. ~ic Film The ate r sewage from all the Grosse Polntes playhouse and say they are deter. gramming. hopes to revitalize and several Macomb County commu- mined to make it the Detroit area's nities. During periods of heavy rain. CFT is now into its second season The attention to such detail is part the Punch and Judy first full.time repertory film house of the philosophy of the CFT which fall, raw sewage from three Grosse and was looking to braneh out when Oil K ere h e val showing a different feature seven makes seeing a film something more Pointe clties is dumped directly into it stumbled upon the Punch. CFT hy starling the area's nights a week. than sitting in a "little howiing alley the creek, creating odors and over. started showing midnight movies in first repertory film with a screen," Artist said. 'rrics, But fir s t, flows in the Detroit neighborhood Sound familiar? It was just a few July and managed to attract a sub. \ "~., of grime has near the creek. Improvements at Fox months ago that the theater's former stantial crowd from as far away as ACCORDING TO Artist, the CFT's ; It' cleaned off Creek may also prevent flooding prob- tenant put forth a grand scheme to Wyandotte, Lincoln Park, Windsor formula is based on thoughtful qual- ,\['~ything from the lems in basements In some Grosse restore the Punch as a focus for and Troy with a schedule of rock and ity programming, good publicit~, and Pointe cities, according to commission I;l' area to the Grosse Pointe's cultural activities sup. roll films, some never shown in the providing a good experience at the spokesmen. " 'h} 's brass and cut pollted by local arts patrons, The plan Detroit area, Artist said, theater, That means the basics: a _i ass chandeliers. proved to be a grand HluS'ion when clean house and restrooms the best IP'aln Commissioner Charles N. WHEN THE former tenant decided Pictured here Is Tim the group's ambition outweighed the quality film image avaf.lable and a Young1:>lood said federal funding for to puJ.l out, the CFT jumped at the

'\ \ .. Page Two-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday. S.pt.~ber 10, 1981 Continuing Education presents language classes Hams meet (Continued f~'P.,e lA) Eleven classes offering instruction Phases I through VI of the current sequency of classes is Phue I, Phase at various stages in French, German, Continuing Education program. n, and Phase III to correspond to the all bad despite some warnlnga to that Italian and Spanish will be provided ltalian-Phase'IV is a continuation three terms or the Continuing Edu. effect from a few ot AId's other ra. beginning the week of Sept. 21 by the of the program begun last September cation year. dio pals. "Many American ham radio and is also open to those with some If enrollment permits, the second operators advised me to avoId cer. background in Italian. half of the course (consisting of tain places, but I have had no trou. ble," Aki Bays. Care for lungs Slated to begin on Monday, Sept. Phases IV, V, and VI will be offered 21 are French-Phase IV and Italian during the second year. Students who "The United States is very big and is important -Phase IV. Both are continuations have had foreign language experience beauti-ful-every place has something Tennis? Racquetball? "Il's never too early to learn about of classes begun last fall. Also sched. may enroll at any point in the phase new to offer. And the people here the human lungs," says Dr. Hugh E. uled to start is Spanish-Phase I, a program without having had the class. are very friendly, k4nd and beautiful." Evans, an expert and author in Brook. class for beginners. All three classes es preciding it. lyn, N.Y. With millions of American win be taught at South High School, The fee for each 1o-week class is Aid camped in state and national Squash? youngsters getting ready to return to beginning at 7:30 p.m. $30. Checks are made payable to Con. parks, commercial camps or stayed in hotels or motels along the way and school, Dr. Evans made several points Four foreign language classes will tinuing Education and should be to the American Lung Association. start at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday evening, mailed to 260 Chalfonte Avenue, !llIYS he'll take bome the addresses of many people he met there-the cy. The lung is the organ most often Sept. 22. They are French-Phase I Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich. 48236. Whatever your game . . . we offef clists, backpackers and students. subject to trouble in infants and chil. at Brownell Middle School, Advanced For additional information call 343. dren. Episodes of pulmonary disease French and Spanish Conversation II 2178. After a short stay in the Pointe account for more hospitalizations, at South High School, and German- during the aast week in August, Aki 2 CLUBS FOR more time lost from school or play, Phase I at North High School. headed northeast to Toronto and New and more disruptions of family activo Two classes which will begin on Cameroon singers York He'll then bike to Washington, ity than illness involvk..g any oth"cr Wednesday, Sept. 23 are Advanced D.C.: to spend a few days touring the organ. German at North High School. and appear in Detroit Smithsonian. . THE PRICE OF 1 In short, Dr. Evans, author of Spanish-Phase IV at South High. The Cameroon Choristers, a choral "Lung Disease of Children,' is advis. group from Cameroon, West Africa, THEN HE'LL fly back to San Fran. Two foreign language Cl!lasses begin cisco to spend a few days there, be. compare our distinct features - spoil yourself ing parents and youngsters to lp.arn on Saturday, Sept. 26. They are Ital. touring the United States and Canada, fore returning to Tokyo-taking with how to keep their lungs in good shape. ian-Phase I which is scheduled at will appear at the EbeneZilr Baptist 13 INDOORTENNIS COURTS FULLY EQUIPPED KITCHEN him some breatht.aking memories. The specialist, director of the lie. 10 a.m. for Brownell Middle School Church, 21001 Moross Road, Detroit 4 OUTDOOR CLAY COURTS FREE COFFEE llarUllent 01 pediatricli ,U the .j~Wilih anCl Verman-f'nase 1v slated tor vu F."ld"Y, S..pt. n at 7:30 p.m. Tho Aki says his favorite place to visit 2 SQUASH COURTS FREE HITTING LANE Hospital and Medical Center, ex- North High School at 9:30 a.m. public is invited to attend. was .the Redwood National Park in 3 RACQUETBALL COURTS FREESUPERVISED NURSERIES plained .that "lungs are not protected French classes are scheduled to Ile Attired in national , this group California. His favorite memory must from the outside environment -they taught by Nancy Piech and Aphrodit(' of 19 young people (9 men and 10 have been when. he took the United SUNROOM FREE PATIO FOR PICNICS are in direct contact, and susceplible, Roumell, German by Irene Roland, women) will present a program of States' general class radio license test to toxins and po~utants in the air. Italian by Teresa Gawe, and Spanish Cameroonian music complete with and passed it just r.. few days after African instrumentation which will Special rates for racquetball, squash, Such hazards can be germs, dirt, and by Jorge Carrera. his arrival in the country. dust, specks of soot and other noxious Several years ago the basic foreign enable the 'listener to participate in senior citizens and corporate memberships substances. language program was divided into a an authentic part of Cameroonian and "I have a friend who took it five "How then do the lungs Dl'otect series of "phases" covering a two. personal Christian experience in their times before passing it," Ellis Merry themselves? By a superlative defense year pel'iod and based on a standard pres en ta tion. says. Call Debbie at 774-1300 mechanism that guards sensitive memo textbook. During the first year the The Choristers come from different for additional Information branes against foreign particles." backgrounds and geographical areas But then after his island experience who could question Aki's prowess with Lungs are marvelously intricate or. and represent a variety of vocations the radio? He made 1,000 United gans. Healthy lungs are a birthrh;ht Kiwanis holds including teaching, nursing, carpen. states and Canadian contacts while on * WIMBLEDON * LAKESHORE of children and should be protected try, the pastorate, and. clerical work. the island; he also is fifth among 200, -against such enemies as cigarette Kid's Day sale A number of them are students. 000 Japanese radio operators in can.' "lmoking-all through life, says the . Fifty.nine concerts have been sched . 774-1300 776-6290 A community-wide Kid's Day peanut tacts And since Aki has contacted all American Lung Association of South. uled across the United States and 20250E. 9 Mile Rd. 23125 Marter Rd. sale to raise funds for activities in 50 A'merican states, he has been hon. eastern Michigan (ALASEM). Canada from September through No. our community will be held on Fri. vember. The concert at Ebenezer is ored with the WAS award (Worked The Lung Association will be COil. day, Sept. 18 and Saturday, Sept. 19, the only Detroit.area concert. All States). ducting anti.smoking programs in aren by the Kiwanis of Grosse Pointe, it The Cameroon Choristers are the schools this fall. For information on was announced recently by the Club second Cameroonian choral group When the trip ends Aki will go arranging a free anti.smoking pres. President, Roger Scott of Moran Road. sponsored by the North American back to Japan to face a number of entation at your school, caU the Lung Activities supported by the sale Baptist Conference, a denomination options. "Maybe I'll. find a job ifter Association's Smoking Phone at 963- are scholarship aid to local children, of over 58,000 members with inter. ,this trip," he says, "there are many 3029. aid to the handicapped and assistance, national offices in Oakbrook Terrace, college seniors in Japan looking for Department of Continuing Education to needy families, to name only a Ill. The first group, The College Sing. jobs ... I'm here pedalling around." of the Grosse Pointe Public Scbool few. Kiwanis buses provide transpor. ers from Cameroon, toured in 1969. System. tation for youth and senior citizens Traveling with the group is the Whatever Aid decides to do, he'U Included in the line.up are two new to the Woods parks. Reverend Stephen Nteff, pastor and most likely spend a great deal of classes, Advanced French and Italian Club members conduct sales on former executive secretary of the time at the radio contacting friends, - Phase IV. street corners for the two days in all Cameroon Baptist Convention. The old and new. And perhaps he'll do a Advanced French is designed for . attempt to raise at least $4,500. Pea. group's director is Miss Cleo Enock- little remembering about the great those who have had a year of college nuts will be given to each person son. American adventure he made, because French or two years of high school making a donation to support the For further information, contact the he thought it "would do well for my F r e n c h or who have completed projects. Ebenezer Baptist Chur~h at 882-2728. character," Ihom's Choice Meats Featuring . the Finest Beef, Lamb, Veal And Pork HAR.VEY'S 16124 Moross (at Kelly) Compleat Traveler 839-7630 .~ . ~------~-I------U.S:D.~.tHOICE \ U.S.D.l. 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Page Three-A Thursday, September 10, 1981 GROSSE POINTE NEWS ------_._------I. Cottage Hospital Have your Carpets Cleanf!Jd seeks volunteers by Professionals The Volunteer Services department at Cottage Hospital is ~;:eking men Truck Mount 2 R$OMS & ~~L 11', and women, 18 years and older, to >..1•.• J) II U work with the families of terminal and cancer patients. Steam for 59 Interested persons should attend REGARDLESS OF THE SIZE free four sessions of the Caring for Cancer Patients workshops scheduled Monday evenings at 6:30 p.m., Sept. We use the Finest Truck Mounted 14 through Oct. 5, in Boardroom B. The series is conducted by members Steam Equipment in the World of the nursing staff and other health care professionals. Afterward volun- Today, Manufactured by teer;; will receive rtJwoaddition'al train- CLEANCARE INTERNATIONAL if]h:_~ing sesr.ions to prepare themselves for work with individual families. Call Today for Appointment "Caring Person" volunteers will act 949-5430 or 296-5970 as ~upport persons, telephoning or 4,:,-, makmg personal visits to the home, ',~ They will help family members make ~ adjustments to the care needs of the !lI cancer patient and reinforce the in. • Furniture Cleaning -& struction received in the Caring for • Scolchgard ':L Cancer Patients workshops. • Commercial Cleaning Friday service will be added during the Chrislmas sea. Prospective applicants need nvt September 17 is lhe date that a SEMTA mini.bus have previous medical training, but like the one pictured above will begin a loop.route on son. Association president Al Adams said he hopes the mini-bus will encourage area residents to discover the should have a caring attitude and a Mack Avenue between Brys Drive and Moross In Grosse willingness to act as a friend to the Pointe Woods. The mini.bus idea was suggested by a hundreds of shops and services available In their own family. blight prevention sludy rlon€, !a'lt vear as a wav to backyard. The Association also has entry blanks for the "name the mini-bus" contest. The wiDner will be sdtch:d '4Thc 'C~rinb Persen' vDlunteer po..;I- relieve parking problems and keep' the area commer. tion is a challenging one which is cially viable. The service will run on Saturdays only and on Sept. 12 to receive a $25 prize. The Woods is pro- viding $10,908 from state transportation tax credit funds suited to a mature person who is able BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL shoppers can ride for free with tickets provided by to give of themselves at a time of merchants belonging to the Grosse pointe Business and to cover the cost of the mini.bus program until March, crisis in another family's life. While Professional Association. Otherwise, bus fare is 10 cents. 1982. It the service Is successful, it will be extended. it makes special demands on a per. son's time and' effort, it also prom. ises great rewards in the satisfaction lhat you have been of great help," Woods resident recei.ves award says Margaret Hutchings, director of The Stroh Brewery Company has Peter W. Stroh, president. Production Control Department. Sec- volunteer services. ond place and $300 went to Mike Del- FREE named three employes winners of its First place and $500 cash prize was For more information about lhe pro. first Community Service Awards, ac. won -by Dennis Scanland of Detroit Valle of Grosse Pointe Woods and gram, interested persons should con- MONOGRAM cording to an announcement made by and member of the Stroh Packaging member of the Stroh Ice Cleam Divi- tact ~rs. Hutchings at 884-8600 ext. with any swearer purchased sion; and third place, $200, went to 2455. ' pr;ced from $20.00 Terry Hoffman of Inkster and mem- ber oC the Packaging Department. Tap your toes with Continuing Ed. The winners were selected by a The Campus Shop is noted for their great A total of 11 classes in dance for Polka at 7 'l.m. and It Takes Two to panel of judges that included Wayne adults, from jitterbug to the Viennese Tango at 1i':30 p.m. Fee is $6 per County Circuit Court Judge Myron Spend afternoon selection of sweaters. waltz to classical ballet, is included couple. Wahls; New Detroit President Walter Now you can make your In the fall program of the Department The Derenoskys will teach two Douglas; Renaissance Center Founda. ,vater coloring gift selection and have of Continuing Education of The three.week sessions beginning on tion Special Events Coordinator Dawn it personalized with his Grosse Pointe Public School System Thursday, Oct. 15. Foxtrot Fever will Lynch; Detroit Councilman Jack One day Water Color Workshops initials . . . ALL YOU scheduled tl> begin the week of Sept. start at 7 p.m. and Jitterbug Jamboree Kelley; and Blue Cross & Blue Shield on location under the direction of HAVE TO DO IS MEN- 21.. will begin at 8:30 p.m. at Barnes Community Relations Director Joseph Carol Lachuisa are being scheduled TION THIS ADVER- Ballet and Tap Dancing will begin School. Fee for each session will be Lughermo. by the Grosse Pointe War Memorial TISEMENT. , at Maire School on Tuesday evening $18 per couple. Scanland joined Stroh in 1977. He on Thursdays. Sept. 22. Fee for each 10-week class Two two-week classes beginning on was cited for extensive religious min- The first class is Sept. 17 at Romeo. taught by Cheryl Berger at Maire Thursday, Nov. 5 are Latin American istry in helping families in times of Painters leave t'he Center, 32 Lake- Elementary School will be $15. Dancing and Holiday Dance Brush. sorrow and grief. Since joining Stroh, f :10re at 9:15. They should bring a Modern Jazz Dance, co-sponsored Up. Fee for each two-week class is he has been instrumental in a pro- sack lunch. The morning is spent Select from a with the Harbinger Dance Company, $12 per couple. gram at the brewery called "Self- watching a water color demonstra. will be held on Saturdays at 11 a.m. In addition to the classes listed Help," which makes Scanland avail- tion by Mrs. Lachuisa. In the after- number of lettering beginning Oct. 3 at Brownell Middle abl>ve,the Department of Continuing able for counseling and assistance to noon students are coached individ. School. Fee for the 10-week class Education also co-sponsors beginning, employes who have suffered the death ually to develop their own style and styles taught by Peggy Levine is $40. intermediate, and advanced square of a loved one. potential. Two popular one.night slands in and round dancing classes with the DelValle, a za-year veteran at the On Thursday, Oct. 1, a life class in dance are slated for Thursday eve. Grosse :Pointe Council of Square brewery, was recognized for his con- tributions and activities with the Studio One at the War Memorial is :- ning, Oct. 1. Both classes in the fast Dances. For further information call scheduled. On Thjlrsday. Oct. 8, the .: (Viennese) waltz and the slow (Amer. 884-0038 or 778-5887. Moslem Temple Shrine and the workshop is located on the Clintl>n ~ kan) wa;.tz wiU be taught by !Mary To enroll in dance classes sched. group's annual circus which raises River to take in the faU colors. uled by the Department of Continu- funds for crippled children. : and Don Derenosky in the gym at All workshops are $15 each for the ~ Barnes School. Fee for each single. ing Education mail a check to the Hoffman, a member of the Brewery's office at 260 Chalfonte, Grosse Pointe Packaging Department, has been hon- day with advance registration neces. , session class is $6 per couple. sar~' in order to get art supplies. The • On Oct. 8 the Derenoskys will con- Farms. ored for his work with the Inkster Call 343.2178 for additional infor- chapter of the Jaycees where he has outdoor workshops have rain dates • tinlle the series of single-session hour one week later. : and one.half classes with Roll OUtthe mation. served in a variety of offices. Offer Good + Through Sept. 26th PICHE BARBER SHOP NOW OPEN w Open _. IN. TH~VILLAGiat Thurs.-Fri. j 17045 KERCHEVAL EGAN'S til 8:30 p.m. In III. Vllllg' • 884.0701 MEN'S SHOP 8.8 Tunday-Frlday Saturday 8-4 App't or Walkln Before 9:30 .. rear entrance only 885-5543 ... Grosse .. Pointe News (USPS 220.600) Published E"ery Thursday' By' Anleebo Publishers 99 Kercheval A,'enue Grosse Pointe, :\lich. 48236 Phone 882-6900 IMond c.... ltlNlql pekl I' DelroII, .. loll...... ,.:w~'r RII. t13.00 per A-" I. ",R awblcrtpl\o/\I, c...... of AcIcltMe I'orml 3.7. to " KeroIMlrlt, Q_ 'Din" ',m,., IIllctl. The dMdlln I ror IMWI cop, II "ondo, noon to In..... InH

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" Page Four-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday I September 10, 1981 ------1~~to 8 U 1L DIN G CO ..... _ What's on Cable Thursday, Sept. lo-Channel 17 ----- ~lnc~ '911 ---L::::fII\ • 6:30 p.m.-Hank Luks vs. Crime-Different types of The Chinese Are tomiAgl Having a Problem? Call locks for your home is the topic of this week's show. Carl Roper. author of the book "Locksmithing" is Luks' guest. 882-3222 • 7 p.m.-Hockey Fun For Kids-Margaret Ann Behrends Here Remodeling Specialists ... looks at the local hockey activities, sponsored by the Grosse See the Finest Chinese Rugs in'America Roofing, Family Rooms. Rae. Rooms, Pointe Hockey Association. With hockey registration upon Kitchens ... Code Violations us, this program will try to answer your questions about the and Estate Maintenance sport and your youngster. Equipment, workshops, training We have Qur own staff are just some of the topics to be covered . 250/0 off with selected • 7:30 p.m.-To Your Best Health-The Prevention Factor-Taking better care of )'ourself is the topic of this week's program from S~. John Hospital. Actor Gary Merrill . items up to portrays a busy executive and his bout with pneumococcal 50% off. pneumonia. ( BUYING • 8 p.m.-Bronco Football-1981-This pre-season opener Including previews the Western Michigan Football team and their 100% wool Dhurries and Rag Rugs Fine Art Objects expectations for the year. Monday, Sept. 14-Channel 3 Hand Made in India Cash or Consignment • 7 p.m.-Sports -Host Jeff Kirk talks with Tom Boyd from Country Club of Detroit about Swimming Tips; Tommy Smith from the Hunt Club with Horseback Riding Tips; Anita Sohaski from the Yacht Club with Tennis Tips . EdJ1illiszewski One Item or Whole Estate • 7:15 p.m.-Our Golden Years-Host Dennis Loffreda worth Oriental rugs, signed crystal visits Bon Secours Hospital to take a look at their extended services for the elderly. C01rf~ and porcelain. fine paintings. Tucsrl:lr, Sept. 15- . Ch~n!!e! !~ A"o a good .."1""31:." .....'.0,,1t-....., ... .-...... sterling. jewelry, collectables, • 6:30 p.m.-Hank Luks vs. Crime-Luks talks with FREE Front Parking Carl Roper about protective locks for your home. Open until 9 p.m. Mon .• Thurs ..,Frl.: Tues" Wed., Sat. until 6 fine antique furniture. • 7 p.m.-Hockey Fun For Kids-Everything you always look wanted to know about hockey for children _but were afraid Most peoplewho turn to ask. Grosse Pointe Hockey Association answers questions • Please Gall or Write: concerning our local program. to the Classilleds • 8 p.m.-Bronco Football-1981-Highlights from the already have a prod. DuMouchelle's season opener between Western Michigan University and uct or service in Kent State University. 4.: _ We deliver 409 E. Jeff.rson, Detroit 48226 • 8:30 p.m.-Happy Birthday, Harper Woods! Harper mind, and head right ~' ~.t~~. ,355 FISHER RD. Phone: 963-8255 Woods is elebrating its 30th birthday this fall. This program for your best pros. Open I 10 5:30 doilw, Wed. - 'Iii noon. Cloud Sunday briefly outlines the festivities planned for Saturday, Sept. 19. peets. ThIs means 8 82 51 00 Wednesday, Sept. IG-Channel 3 quIek resuIts for youI • 7 p.m.-Sport Shorts-Another exciting program with fresh sporting tips to improve your game . It pays to look into PARMStMARIQIT • 7:15 p.m.-I'd Rather Be Sailing-is a dream of a small the Classifieds! boy, a passion to be an experienced sailor explaining how the wind applies to the sail, a challenge to young people FRESH KOSHER learning the ropes, a love to gentleman skippers reminiscing CORNED BEEF Choice Boneless over years of experiences, and a serious sport when raCing • '1.98 LB. Sirloin Tip Roast with the pros at the Grosse Pointe Sail Club. Filmed at the Grosse FRESH Grosse Pointe Club, Bayview Yacht Club, Crescent Sail Yacht Home Grown CABBAGE Club, and Grosse Po;nte Park. '2.S9LB. Pointe IScLB. Do your personal financ.es add up? News Lorge Green Shrimp S6.79 LB. EACH Two popular courses are offered The fee is $50 for a five wee~ term. Fresh Stuffed Chicken Breast '1.69 this fall by the Grosse Pointe War The second course, Tax Shelters and 882- New Vla5;' Memorial Center along with the Fi. Investment Strategy, is offered on 0•. Jar cancial Institute of America. Thursdays starling Sept. 17 to Oct. 22 Home Style Bread & Butter Chunks ~.. '1.39 The first is on Personal Financial from 8 to 10 p.m. This course will Bel Des Champ. - Planning, Mondays Sept. 14 to Nov. cover strategies on maximizing return 6900 Fren!:h Soft Ripening Cheese '3.98LB. 26 from 8 to 10 p.m. The c()Urse is on investments and also minimiting aimed to help identify personal goals income tax liability. The cost will be The savings are worth and financial priorities, keep a bal. $50 for a five week term. CALL' Che' 'PierreSouthern Green Giant Frozen ance sheet and statement of net Both courses win be ta~~ht by ", worth .. Also cove~ed will be financ~al William C. Halbert. For mor~ infoI" Wednesday, Pecan Pie LeSueur Peas celebrating at our strategies regardmg real estate, m.. . surance, 'investments. fringe benefits, mahan call the War Memonal at 881- e Thaw & Serve • 8S PKG. AN N IVERSARY taxation and estate planning. 7511. Thursday, 2.99 Friday, Old Bruners SALE Children"s Theatre auditions Sept. 19 Cheddar Cheese Waferettes 7 oz. BOX' I .19 Grosse Pointe' War Memorial's Chilo Students will be notified following You'Ai.enjoYl ElxJ:Elptlona\ savings throughout dren's Theatre in its 28th year; under interviews of their acceptance and _Mqnday SePtember ~our Second Anniversacy Salehonoring the direction of Sally Reynolds, ,will play assignments. Classes and part ;.~~t~~~:~d~~~~!zeSkinl~ss:'.~ '~:79 pur RenaissanceCenterstore.We'recelebratingat open registration at which Mrs. reading followed by rehearsals will Reynolds will interview perspective begin Friday, Sept. 25, 4 to 6, p.m. both stores with savings of 15%-40%. members Saturday, Sept. 19. for apprentices and Saturday 10 to 5 please Boneless Chicken Breast ' I .98 LB. Enrollment for new students ages 7 for former and advanced members. c Seedless Grapes 98 LIt David Wach ler & Sons to 11 will be from 10 to 11:30 a.m. AU Children's Theatre members don't wait Inlernatlonally Famau!l. Award Winning lewetry Deslgnen New middle school and high school will learn voice production, acting, c thespians will be interviewed and will have some choreography and Michigan Macintosh Apples 3 LB. BAG 89 ,,",.al,W\tt'CIfrl".\".)r;do,SI'l(.~ Tov.NW:l LC'\l'I~IOtl'nt ...... 1.!l2411l1\Il5'qM~1' AmI1'kAft fftt,tt-.&I S.n-In., ctdl I 24~ro ...()t1r...... ,' ... '" " 1[} ...~. I "o",lhl, .. :rl ""l..tOO:'; 1\11, 1'it, il)} registered from 11:30 to 1 p.m. He- vocal music coaching. and learn make 'til Hawaiian Pineapple EAcH'1.89 Cert/fled GemoioR"/; dad /\Ie,nberl "i The 4meflCJa Cem SOerell' enrollment for former members will up, something about lighting and sets be 1:30 to 3 p.m. and stage management. c TUESDAY Fresh Cello Bag Spinach 79 EACH o Morning SALE ITEMS ABOVE IN EFFECTTILl SEPT. 16th .--0 • :;) "jJ rk'~~O;T~~riK~u~~~~~~. tJ) n World famous Collection of Orlentalia Removed from n' U The Gut Bresahn Herrenhaus Castle U C in the Dukedom of Lauenburg ~ SEPTEMBER12, 1981 - 12 NOON ~ In our galleries

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_ .'_..:.....c...:.- .. '. , k ;"".::. G R 0 SSE POI NT E N.E W S Page Five-A Thursday, Septem ber 10, 1981 ------Evening to benefit Inter-Faith Center cAttention Fr. Tom Krell, formerly co.pastor of Rich and Maureen Del Grosso have the front door. Tickets may be obtained by writing St. Ambrose Parish, will lend his charmed audiences all over Michigan Tickets for the Music Connection or stopping at the InterFaith Center's theatrical abilities to The Music Con. with their infectious good.time musle. are $7.50 per person. The price in. office located behind Grosse Pointe nection, a benefit for the Grosse Rich, a science teacher at University eludes a cheese and fresh fruit buffet. Unitarian Church (17150 Maumee, gaLQOftS and epoweJt CBoatehs !Pointe Inter.Faith Center (or Racial Liggett, and Maureen have recently A cash bar will also be availaJle. Grosse Pointe, Michigan 48230). It Justice, on Sunday, Sept. 27. produced their first record album Cabaret style seating will allow is suggested that tickets be purchased .Fr. Krell, as Master of Ceremonies, called "The Good Times," which is guests to relax and enjoy the good in advance. For more information r~1l CLASSES IN will Introduce the sparkling lineup of locally available. food and music. 882.64M. Music Connection talent with his in. Pointer David Reske, a singer. SAIL BOATING II POWER BOATING imitable warmth and wit. guitarist, is also an accomplished song. Given by Grosse Pointe Power Squadron "The MusIc Connection is sure to be writer whose songs are performed by a ~uper evening," said Mary Busse, many folk musicians in our area. CLASS STARTS MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, 1981 chm of the event. "We've combined Gandolf's Paw is a musical group TIME: 7:30 P.M. CAFETERIA favorites like Maureen and Rich Del which has quickly gained an enthu. Grosso, David Reske, and Gandalf's siastic following for its upbeat style. GROSSE POINTE HIGH SCHOOL - NORTH Paw with fantastic talents, who may "The Music Connection will also MORNINGSIDE - OFF VERNIER . be new to our audience. The event feature Stanley Johnson, a pianist will truly be a musical connection." well.known in jazz circles, as well as Ladies Invited Juanita McCray, a talented jazz 'vo. calist. And there will be exciting mu. sical surprises, too," Busse said. Queen of Peace The Music Connection will take place at historic SI. Andrew's Hall, elects new council locateTOP QUALITY METAL "THIS WEEK'S SELL RINGERS AND IS AVAILABLE IN GOLD, CHROME, BLACK AND BRONZE. Prices EHective Sept. 10, 11 and 12 CLOSED SUNDAY and CLOSED WEDNESDAY AT 1 P.M. BRING THIS AD IN AND RECEIVE 20C¥t OFF WHEN PURCHASING THE LACOSTE fRAME. OFFER EXPIRES SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3rd. U.S.D.A. CHOICE FRESNO LAMB SHANKS SERVES 4 PEOPLE OPTICAL DISPENSARY 4 lamb shanks; 1 teaspoon rosemary; 1 large clove gar- lic; 1 large onion, thinly sliced; 1 (8-0%.) can tomato sauce; 1/. cup brown sugar; 1 cup California white table [[CY'OJ] LAMB SHANKS wine; 1~ teaspoons salt; V. teaspoon pepper. Hours: 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Dally Place lamb shanks in roaster; add remaining ingredients. 15401 E. Jefferson Ave., Cover roaster and cook 3 nours in moderotley-slow oven Grosse PoInte ParK Sat. 9 a:m. to 12 noon (300°). (If snonks .ore large, raise temperature to 325° to. 350°.) Remove cover, continue cooking for 30 minutes. Pour 824-8160 'Catch Of The Day' SI.58 sauce in a saucepan; reduce to naif over high heat. Pour over meat. FRESH BONELESS ROLLED FILLE' OF TURBOT VEAL ROAST (Shoulder) LB. STOP SI.98 LB. fRANKS Centre Cut Smokgd Before you buy your next new Beef Plumpers car come in and see what PORK CHOPS $1.98 LB. RINKE TOYOTA has to offer LB. PKG. $1.49 WHOLE UNTRIMMED LB. BELL BEEF TENDERLOIN S3.98 RINGER JONES YOUNG TENDER SLICED ex:;/usive LINK LB. '- Gourmet BEEF LIVER 79~ ~ Meat. SAUSAGE FRESH ~ "MADE FRESH DAfL Y" LB. PKG. $1• 79 BRATWURST SI.98 LB. OVEN READY BONELESS CHICKEN KRAFT SLICED OCEN SPRAY Breast $298 ' Milano lB. CRANBERRY MarineJt"d rl"'l0"" Ow" lptC.O~ mOfll'lod. and breaded .....ith Q(Jr "ollor. ~plCei or'.d 'leOiOrHnQ' In Pre-ii_ore Pan reody for tt-.. oyer'! American Cheese JUICE OVEN READY COCKTAIL g 12 Oz. PKG. Veal Av $1.25 Pkg.'$189 Order Yours Today! ParmeSan2'h lb. LB. 64-0Z. 75 O'Jr 51 POrm.,on flavored ~mE'r""'1t'(>r (",(Y'T"'Ipare !hese e",l,rn.d~es 10 It'le E-PA f_c,I.rna'N MPG 0' ..")Tner \lehc1es Y,)u 'T'.;t'y qPI (j,l ferenl m'eage deper"ld ng 0" ~~ last tOu d~I\,(' ¥'wca:h(>r .oncM'0ns .af"od (rIP 1E.':"'l<.llh A.c:ual h ~""""',h Oven Ready Sluffed Chicken fflA ESI ma'N1 m~ledge Will prl. ...~rtO!.., be I('S~ '~,:H' :t"ll'EPA Hqr""',h FRUIT & DOWNY ~ ."l\ F S' ..,.-1'" • '.',' . H ....." ,."..rc ESl,rT

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Stouffer's launches its season with 'Owl and the Pussycat' FIRST CHURCH OF UNDERSTANDING Stouffer's Eastland DinnE>r Theatre and recenl'1y performed the two.per. Theatre (Hello Dolly! and' Ready performances for groups over 50 can 11'18 AUDUBON opens its second season oC entertain. son show, Dear Uar, as a benefit for When You Are C.B.!) and recently &Iso be arranged during the week, on 882.5327 ment on Saturday evening, sept. 12 the Hosp;ce Association of Southeast. r~ceived tht~r CLarence -Award for r'3turday afternoon or Sunday eve. at GROSSE POINTE with the Bill Manhoff comedy, The e-rn Michigan. CLyne and Purdon have r..:ng. Call 371-8410 for reservations WAR MEMORIAL her featured role as the Mute in The attend church on Sundays to Owl and the Pussycat. The production aiso performed Dear Liar at the Attic Fantast:::cks. Stage Manager for the and information. Gift tickets are also recharge your spiritual bat. George S, Freeman \\liB run Friday and Saturday eve. Thealre's Summer Theatre Festival. production Is John Guadagno~i. available. teries Account ExeCtJtit'e 10 am. Discussion nings through Saturday, Oct. 31. Purdon ,is activ~ with Grosse Pointe Price for the evening is $17.50 in. Stouffer's Eastland Restaurant is . The play tells the story of an "owl. cluding dinner, show, tax, and gratui. located at 18000 Vernier Highway be. 11 a.m. New Ideas Theatre and East Detroit Ci"'ic Thea. For Good Living 23077 GREENFIELD 8 (313) 557 70 ish" writer who is accosted in the tre. Clyne has appeared at the Attic ty. Group rates are ava-Hable. Special tween Ketly and Beaconsfield Roads. Need prayer help or list of AOVANCE BLOG. SUITE 104 US. • 66 m:ddle oC the night by a woman at Theatre in several productllons and other acUvilies call 882.5327 SOUTHFIELD, MICHIGAN 4S015 Res. (313) 886.2057 DR. SARAH SOLADA and questionable morals in his own apart. handled the dilficult responsibiUty of HIGH YIELD INVESTMENT SPECIALIST ment. The relationship that follows is her ministers PHONE FOR INFORMATION sound in the Atlic Theatre/Music HaH ar~ available. the basis Cor three acts oC solid SEMTA slates public. hearing joint production of Wings this past comedy. spring. Clyne can also be seen in Portraying Doris, the "pussyoat," is several current television commercials. on proposed bus fare hike Carol Purdon of Village Lane in GrosSe Pointe. The "owL" is portrayed The I:-roduction of Owl and the A Southeastern Michigan Transpor. July I, 1981 and/or major service reo by William CLyne. CLyne and Purdon Pussycat at Stouffer's Eastland is un. tation Authority (SEMTA) public ductions would have to be initiated," hearing will be held in Wayne County he pointed out. were seen last season at Stouffer's der thz direction of Michdz Karl. Eastland in Same Time, Next Year, on a proposal to charge full fare on "SElMTA is currently faced with Kllrl has directed for Grosse Pointe small bus counly.wide service during rapidly increasing labor and fuel costs peak hours (weekdays between 6 a.m. which are above the current high rate and 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. and 6 p.m.) of inflation. And, our revenues are The public hearing will be held being squeezed because state funding is not keeping pace with infiation and Friday, Sept. 18, at 1 p.m. in the CAllA MIA BRAND SEMTA Board Room, 13th Floor, financial aid from Washington is U.S.D.A. P,;m& & Cho;ce IMPORTED First National Building, 660 Wood. starting to dry up," Salci explained. HOllAND MARINATED ward, Detroit. Three public hearings BEIF ARTICHOKE will be held in the region to present ROUND BONE or BOILED ~ 1 ". _~. _",_~_ ...... "'_ oJ-"'", __ ...... " .. T ,lhl"!1l1"'T Q.lun.vQ HEART. aJIU Ui,,;A.l ,""V.UUU,",UI.,) v ~u ..... Ji'~vt"y,.) ...."" ...... ,...... J .....,...... ,.."....." eNGLiSi-i CUT ..-... change. nAIII 6 OI. Jar 91)' Eath The SE.\1TA Board of Directors will ROAS' meet in October to take final action Polanski fihn CAliFORNIA on the proposed change in small bus The Friends Film Forum at the S'I.67'LB, '2.59LB. fare policy following the review of Grosse Pointe Central Library will fRESH - YOUNG BARTLETT public testimony received at the pub. offer an International Film Festival lie hearings. The proposed fare pol. for the 1981.82 series. Countries rep. OUR OWN STEER PEAR5 icy change wouLd go into effect Nov, HOMEMADE resented are Czechoslovakia, Canada, 4~LB. 2, 1981, France, Hungary, Italy, Poland and BEEF LIVER The fare policy change was initio the United States. HAM SALAD CENTER CUT Snow White ally proposed to go into effect July I, In the Exhibition Ream of the Cen. SUCES 1981. The SEMTA Board delayed ac. tral lJbrary, 10 Kercheval at Fisber SPREAD LARGE tion for 60 days in June on the pro- Road, on Thursday, Sept. 10, at 7:30 '1.19 LB. posed change to allow. continued dis. p.m., the library will present Roman '1.59LB. MUSHROOMS cussion oC alternatives with elderly Polanski's first feature film, "KnUe 12 OZ. and handicapped customers and social in the Water," It tells a moral tale BIGfLOW PKG. 99' 80ne/ess - Lean service agencies. of a sportswriter and his young wife PLANTATION MINT WISCONSIN "Charging the full fare during peak enroute to spend the night on their OLD FASHIONED hours on small bus county.wide ser. sailboat. While driving, they pick up ICED TEA MIX COUNTRY STOllE STYU vices would increase revenues ap. a hitchhiker, and the viewer witnesses BEEF Wjlh temon and Sugar proximately $184,000 annually," said La,se 14 OI. Jar MUENSTER tensions and counter.tensions rooted for Reg. ~J.89-Now Only SE.\lTA GeneraL Manager Larry E. in these three characters. All adult 51EW CHEESE Salci. "If small bus revenues cannot residents are welcomej there is no Carol Purdon of Village Lane tit Grosse Pointe and. William Clyne star be raised by this amount, fares would admission charge. '2.19LB, 99EA, '1.89 LB. in The Owl and the Pu&Sycat which opens Stouffer's Dinner Theater second have to be raised significantly beyond Series catalogs are available at all I!eMOD ~D Saturday, sept. 12 to ruD Fridays and Saturdays through Oct, 31. the increase which went into effect three libraries. For A New Experience Visit -- . ~WILD WINGS GALLERY . ~ THE MIDWEST< NEWEST AND FINEST . !fA TIJRE AND WILDLlif GALLERY ; . - f"turing limited ,dition reproduction. Irom origin,' p,inting •. For as little as S \1; VI. lUng Artl.t Schedule

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Furnace Inspection estate business will be offered in Although advance registration for Grosse Pointe Farms this fa,1l by the the course is advised, students may For statewide Real Estate Program by also register at the class site prior to The University of Michigan. the opening session. 50 The course begins Sept. 18 and runs The University of Michigan Real each Monday and Friday for all ses- Estate Program, now in its 35th year, 1. CHECK'32HEAT EXCHANGER FOR CAR- sions from 8:30 a.m. to noon. It will FREE offer; courses for the professional Automalle Vent Damper BON MONOXIDE LEAKS be held at Grosse Pointe War Memo- benefit of both experienced persons With Anr Furnace IIr 2. INSPECT BELTS rial, 32 Lakeshore Road. and those new to or interested in the Aid Conditioner 3. INSPECT FILTER real estate field. The U.M Extension 4. CHECK AND ADJUST THERMOSTAT Real Estate Business I is a resi. Purcbased Before Service, the Graduate School of Busi. Sepl. 30. 1981 5. INSPECT FLUE AND CHIMNEY dential sales course, designed as a 6. INSPECT MOTOR AND BLOWER practical introduction to problems ness Administration and the Michigan 7. CHECK AND ADJUST FAN AND liMIT arising in day.to-day real estate trans. Association of Realtors cooperate in CONTROlS actions, and to introduce students to offering the state-certified courses. 397 Deluxe .e. INSPECT GAUGES AND SIGHT GLASS subject matter induded on the Sales. wlrtch have been approved for the Gas Furnace (IN THE CASE OF BOILERSI br~Dnt . 1 granting of Continuing Education 9. CHECK AND ADJUST SAFETY PilOT Units (CEUs} and can lead to the • NO FUEl WASTING PilOT 10. START HEATING UNIT 11. TEST FOR PROPER COMBUSTION respected U-M Certificate in Real • CERAMIC COATED HEAT EXCHANGER AND PERFORMANCE Senior seminar Estate. For further ,information on this WE ARE LICENSED HEATING, AIR CONDITIONING & ElECTRICAL CONTRACTORS course and others scheduled this fal! 38 VEHICLES TO SERVE YOU. SERVING GROSSE POINTE SINCE J 949 focus on energy at a variety of locations around the Staying warm in winter and cool in state, contact the Real Estate Pro. summer without destroying the family gram. U-M Extension Service, 412 budget wj)j be the theme of an up. Maynard. Ann Arbor. Mich. 48109; 1574-1070 phone (313) 763.2170. fREE ESTI MATES 2B78!u~~~ ~u.~KE coming symposium, "Save Energy. I I ~~?IN...~!!~~Mil.) WARREN Save Money," on Saturday, Sept. 12, ~ ~...... ,.. ""1' .~~ "I- at .r-al"C-l::US ~CUUUL IllUUHV.lJUUI. ...H Mack and Vernier. Needlework on YOU CAN'T AfFORD Admission is free. The program will run from 9 to 12:30 a.m. Coff2e display this month TO LOSE will be Served from 9 to 9:30 a.m. . The Grosse Pointe Central Library YOUR MARRIAGE FLAME FURNACE Co-sponsored by sac (Seniors On. is featuring a display of needlework ward for Change), Department of Many people wait until Q crisis occurs before they do anything to help their Community services and the League by the Metro Detroit Stitchery Guild, which began Sept. 8. The display will marriage. Others simply take their relationship far granted and let it slide of Women Voters, the Program will along without daing much to strengthen it. COUPLE COMMUNICA- feature experts in the field of energy showcase the work of their members TION offers a program for building stranger relationships which can pre- conservation. and the projects and topics to be NINO'>S SUPER MARKET Among those speaking on ways to presented at the monthly meetings vent crises from developing. during the 1981-82 program year. get more for less energy.wise will be BUILD YOCR MARRIAGE & LIQUOR STORE' representa.tives from Detroit Edison, The GuL'ld which is affiliated with Michigan CNO af you can live through life's field of housing rehabilitation, Darryl President, Cathryn Koontz of Mt. ------crises. IM~ORTED BOILED I WITH THIS COUPON Jordan will discuss energy assistance Vernon, will be assisted by Ke2'ry Share more af your life with each other. for low and moderate income people. Edick of Brys Dr~ve. Program Chair- o man; Helen Gregg of Barrington, o Learn new ways of expressing care and affection. HAM $2.49 lb. IPEPSI COLA After the talks, represllntatives Treasurer; Patti Merr.ick of Lincoln Get beyond ordinary chit.chat and share the deeper meaning of life. from "InformaHon and Referral" o LIMIT 2 lb. I Rd., Recording Sect.; Susan Beau~ry (SOC) will be available to help with o Have more fun together. of Bishop, Corresponding sect.; and o Gain new appreciatian far your spouse and yaur relatianship. US #1 MIQIIGAN I DIET REG. various forms n:l-eded by senior citi. Jan Dold of Chester Rd., Registrar. Zens to secure discounts from the Anyone wishing to attend may caU INVEST IN YOUR RELATIONSHIP · POTATOES IMT. DEW~or LITE Michigan Consolidated Gas Co., home 343.9306 or 882-3548 for fur.ther in. heating rebates and the minor home COUPLE COMMUNICATION is an educational program designed to formation. e repair program. teach you and your partner new ways of communicating. The pragram is 8g 10 lb. Bag I $1.99 Other features will include tax A wall hanging by Cathryn Koontz not counseling with the aim of solving specific relatlOhship problems. credit information and guidelines for has been selected to go on exhibit in Rather. it focuses on teaching communication skills for dealing more ef- LAND 0 LAKES I 8 PACK V2 Liter weatherization. Government pamph. Duluth, Minn. at the National Con- fectively with day. to-day concerns as you and your partner build yuur vention of the N.S.C.A.E. lets from Dennis Hertel's oUice wiH relatianship tagether. -BUTTER $1.89Ib. 1- PLvLsInMEITpo3SlT be available. Another Guild member, Shay Pen. . LIMIT 2 Ihs. L _ A question and answer period will. dray of Needle Arts, is chairman of follow the presentaNon. Although the the KG.A. 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Page Eight-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, September. 10, 1981 Bon SeconTs Conference to study vascular diseases The ~fedical SlaH oC Bon Sl\COUI'S 0, Traltel ProCessor Emeritus Chair member ot the Bon Secour. Ho.pltal There 1. a re,latrlUon fee ol $060. Hospital 18 I)!lerlng a 14.wcck pro. In the Depal'tmcnt ot Physloloay In medical Itatt and 11 a Clinical Allo' For more Information, or to enroll aram tltled, Cardiovascular Dlaease the Wayne State University School of clate Profe8l0r of Suraery at the In the courle, phone Dr. Richard C. Contel'encel, Physlclanl continuing :\1cdlclne. UnlvllrJlty of Mlch!lln, . Connelly, director of Medicil Edu. their medical education and Inter. Dr, Sidney Goldlteln wlll dllcuu Dr, HUlh W. Henderlon wlll pre. lion at 343.1 !111, Eat Fresh Fish for the Health of it csted members of the public are wel. Beta Blocken and Calcium Blockers lent The Conduction System and Ita. • Frog L.g. • Rainbow Trout come to attend. . In Coronary Artery Disease on Sept. Abnormalltl81 on Nov, 12, He II I Supported by the James and Lyn. 24, Goldstein 18 the Head of the Dlvl. Cllnlcol Anlstant ProteBlor ot Medl. Life saving • Klpp.r. • Crab Leu. elle Holden Fund, the lIelslons will slon of Cardiovascular Medicine at cine at Wayne State UnlversHy . , be held each Thul'sd!lY, beglnnlng on Henry Ford Hospltill. . Dr, Jacques Beaudoin wlll present .. . ____I~!~~!!~~~~~!~~~_ Sept. 10 at 7 lI.m. In the Bon Sezours Dr, Park W. Willis, 1lI, will present Advances In Pacemakers on Nov. 19. tralUlftg at , 3.L8. 80X JUMBO '159• Hospital Science Hall. The Natural HIstory ot Coronary Beaudoin Is a Suraeon on the Medl. I Breaded Butterfly Shrimp . Taught by speclallsts directly In. Artery Disease on Od. 1. WlllII is cat Staff ot Bon Sllcoun HOlpltal. Bon Secours volved In Investigation, clinical medl. the Chief oC Cardiology and a ProCes. \ Due to the Thanklilvlni hoUday, L ~ __~_~ 9 _ clne and teaching, the scssons bring sor of Medicine at the MichIgan Dr, James J, Aluto w11l present Heart The Friend. of Bon Secoura HOI' I Finnan Haddie '2. lb. regi8trants the most recent knowledge Slate University, Disease In the DIabetic on Tuesday, I=ltal will offtr tralnlni In two life savina skllls In the Bon secour. and skills In the field of cardiology Dr, Donald J. ~l:ag1l11gan, Jr., will Nov. 24. Aluto Is an Internist on the and vascular disease. Lecturers come present Evaluation of Surgery for Medical Staff of Bon Secours Hospital. Hospital Sclence Hall, 488 C"dleux Road, on sept. 14 at 7: US p.m, 'Coke.Tab.Sprite.Fresca from the Detroit area and include Coronary Artery Disease on Oct. 8. Dr. E. Enrique Legulzamon will members of the Bon Secours Hospil:ll ~fagllligan Is the Head of the Div1. present Cardiac Rehabllltatlon on Instructors from Bon S6(lours HOI- "\ Fr•• !, Medical Starr. They are dally Involved sion of Cardiac and Thoracic Surgery Pec. 3. Legulzamon is the DIrector pltal wlll demonstrate cardiopulmon. H \ D.II In clinical investigation and medical and a Clinical Assoclate Professor of of tha Cardiac Rehabillta.tlon Center ary resusoitatlon, an emergency treat. teaching. Dr. Robert J, Griffin directs Surgery at the University of )lichl- at Borgess Hospital, He Is also an ment for victIms of heart attack, lala the course, He is a cardiologist on gan lfedical School. Associate Professor of Medicine at shock, drowning or suffocation. In. the staff of Bon Secours Hospital and Dr. Renato G. Ramos will present Michigan State University. structors will a\so demonstrate an is a Cllnlcal Assistant Prolessor of th" ('"",",,"'1 ~11\111~(If Cnrnnl\rv An"ln- ,,_ "' .. n"I."" 'R"ih.II'IlP? will close emergency treatment for choking )l:edlclne In the Wayne State Univer- plasty on Oct. 15, Ramos Is the Direc. th~"6e;le;'-;iti; th'e Diagnosis of Perl. ~ vlcllms. sity School of Medicine. . . tor of the Cardiac CatheterizatIon pherovucular Disease on Dee, 10, Admisilon Is free, however, reser. Serving The Pointe ./nce 1940 The course w1l1 open on Sept. 10 Laboratory at William Beaumont Rodrlll\lez II a lurieon on the Medl. vatlon. are n~'lary and w~U be with a half day of discussions oC H03pltal. cal Staff of Bon Secoura HOJpltal. l:mlted to' 76 people. Phone 343.1620 cardiovascular disease, pre.ented by, Dr, Vellappllll1 Gangadharan will The sOlllons w1l1 be held each tor ticketl or Information. GROSSE POINTE FISH It SEAFOOD MARKET Dr. Raymond Murray, proteuor and present Coronary Artery Recanallza. Thursday trom 7 to 8:30 a,m, except chairman, Department ot Medicine, Individuals already certlfle

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I, ~ } " " f . p' •• ", •• _ . '. • .....". '-''- ...... , ••••• ~... _.~. _ ...... '". ....r...... l' "l ...... Thursday, September 10, 1981 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine-A ------~ - We will provide you with "thor- ough chiropractic care" for treat- rn~nt of ,most neck, back, and disc 16711 MACK AVE. inJuries. nelve and spinal disorders. ---Prime Time-- •• Yorkshire 'I~hOlllpsoq 885.1140 -----For SeniorCitizens----- Optft Dally'" ( :hiropractlc 'lHI4ty 10.2 ~(:Iinic ,., "YOUR COMPLEtE FOOD & BEVERAGE CENTER" By Marian Trainor ation. She says that assuming • 886-8030 • a relaxation response when you One of the best friends an realize you are being affected * * PACKAGE LI UO. DIAL •• * * Serving The Community For Over 30 Years older person whose lifestyle has by stress can alleviate it. been altered by aging, arthritis, " , MOST INSURANCE ACCEPTED "Breathe in and out slowly, U.S.D.A. PRIME OR CHOIC. "> illness or accident has is an occu- pational therapist (OT). An OT counting to four as you inhale BLUE CROSS, MEDICARE, WORKMANS COMP., and exhale," she advises. "The AETNA, PRUDENTIAL, BANKERS,MESSA, can help a person who has be- second time you breathe out. come disabled tc, return to their STEAK SALI!! NO FAULT ETC. feel the tension melt, like warm former way of life or to cope wax from the top of your head .' • PORTERHOUSE $3.99LB. • Whole Tenderloins & ".' with the disability if complete and out of your body through cure is not possible. your feet." • T-BONES '3.89LB. • Whol. N.Y. Strips Take arthritis for instance. Another method of warding With the help of the OT, people can learn to reduce stress in off stress is doing your most painful joints so that driving, difficult job when your energy • SIRLOINS :3.79LB. .,' is highest. If you are a morning $399 housekeeping, gardening and person get your work done such common tasks as getting • ROUND STEAKS., 2.69LB. LB• ., . e3~ly 3.~d )'0'..1 '.vi! 1 pnj()y ~ \vorry washed and dressed can be ac- free day. complished with ease and less discomfort. When you go shopping, plan ahead so that you don't get worn KLEENEX FACIAL TISSUE 200 Count 69 Such measures as supports or out just looking. It's easy to get splints that reduce pain and DELSEY BATHROOM TISSUE 4 PACK 99 stress in wrists or thumbs make distracted in stores and come it easier for patients to be more home with things you never HI-DRY KITCHEN TOWELS 2 Jumbo Rolls S I functional. planned to buy and without the items you really needed. Pat i e n t s with rheumatoid Lists are not only important arthritis are taught that grip- for shopping but for day-to-day STOUFFER'S SALE! ping things' hard when their' activities. Make a list of what SCAllOPED knuckles are swollen can en- you must do and what you'd courage deformity. They learn like to do. Do as many of the CHICKEN & .NOODLES •..•.. '1.19 Thousands of area residents have been plagued this to avoid a strong grip during past winter by rising utility costs, roof ice damming, 'must' responsibilities as you can ceiling cave ins. sagging eaves and moisture laden periods of joint inflammation. but leave time for those things CHICKEN Pies '1.19 scaling paint. People with painful. knees you enjoy. TURKEY CASSEROLE•...... '1.39 We can help you forlify your home's defenses sometimes have difficulty get- Delegate responsibilities. You against the unrelenting forces of Mother Nature nexl ting into a bathtub or even don't have to do everything, year while minimizing exterior painting maintenance standing in a shower. P1"acinga Others can do them for you per- and reducing utility costs. stool in the shower so that the haps not just as well but the Our preventative maintenance services, inClude reo person can sit is one method of tasks will be done. roofing. rainware & Insulated aluminum siding and solving the problem. trim. Severe hand arthritis can THINK ABOUT THINGS that make it hard for p9tients to feed bother you and try. to do some- • PEPSI • DIET PEPSI For those who cannol afford to have maintenance thing about them. If it's waiting work done twice, please call 882-3tOO. themselves. OTs have developed several specialized utensils, such in line in a store, for instance, • PEPSI LIGHT • MOUNT AIM DEW as the spork which combines consciously work on reducing the bowl of a spoon with the the stress that the situation 1;=~&=71 882.3100 prongs of a fork for easier self- causes you. Amuse yourself by ,p.: CONTRACTORS ~ - lOOFING - SIDING feeding. studying the people around you. ~. , . THE HOUSE DOCTORS - lNCLOSUIlS Jean Melvin, a former direc- The supermarket is a great p~ace IJIll E. wwa. llfTlllllT. IIllClIlWlG. -INURIOl REMODb.ING for people watching, One lady $6.99 tor of occupational therapy at Brigham and Woman's Hospital passed the time by imagining in Boston, Mass., has developed what kind of dinners the person CAS£OF a number' of ways to help peo- ahead served by watching her 24 STILL ACCEPTING ple help themselves. She sug- unload her shopping cart. Some_ gests that the cook arrange the times' people waiting in line 16.9 OUNCE CONSIGNMENTS FOR kitchen to save energy, Store don't feel like being friendly BOTTLES pots at waist level to avoid t.ut again sometimes an ex- FALL AUCTION SCHEDULE strenuous luting. Keep ingredi- change of comments and pleas-, ents within reach to save stretch- antries can brighten the day or IN OUR NEW Our standard Commission rate is ing.. Wear an with big at least make the time in line pockets so that one trip to the go faster. FREE PARKING CONVENIENT LOT! 10% for ,all items sellJ~g for over At any rate it's better than utensil. drawer wi]J. be- aij that ., $1,000. We ~re presently accepting is needed. A wheeled cart is fretting and once you've gotten. - j 1 'I --0 through the ordeal wUhout be- entire or partial estates and collec- useful not only for ~arrying ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~N, food to and from the refrigera- coming uneasy, you can con- tions. tor but also for putting gratulate yourself on being a away. patient person and keeping con- Paint Carpet & Renmanls trol of those emotions which NEEDED: STRENGTH CAN BE saved cause stress. Antique Furniture, Art Glass, Art while cleaning by using your Actually learning to live with Picture Frames foot to pick up the vacuum cord stress is learning to live a better, Deco, Art Nouveau, Bronzes,China, or to close a bottom dresser a more controlled and peaceful Crystal, Jewelry, Paintings, Porce- drawer. It is a lot less taxing life. For those who for reasons lains, Rugs and Silver. than bending down from the of health must deal with the waist. Use a long-handled basin problem, it is necessary to adopt brush and sit down while clean- methods of avoiding stress. But DEADLINE: ing the bathtub. The same goes these same methods could add for brooms. mops and dustpans. immeasurably to making any September 18, 1981 Choose wash b u c k e t s with person's life more enjoyable wheels on it and a long handle. and rewarding. The important things is to use Balancing time between work, For information on consigning to leg muscles to lift rather than responsibilities and recreation our galleries, call 338-9203 and ask back muscles. When carrying has long been a prescription for an object. hold it close to the good mental health. Keeping a for Mr. Plumm or Mr. Greenberg. body to avoid strain. regular schedule of sleep ac- Older people with a heart con- cording to one's need even at dition or reduced strength be- the busiest time is also impor- cause of illness have a particular tant. need to, avoid stress. Diana Being good to yourself by C.B. CHARLES ~ Baldwin, coordinator of occupa- doing something you enjoy GALLERIES, inc. ~SINCE 1959 tional and recreational therapy every day is vital but so also is AUCTIOI;UR5. APPIlAIStRS. [STAll SPECIAliSTS at the Tri-Cour,ty Mental Health taking time out to reach out to t1omt' OUier 62> Woodwil1'd A'VP':\uf'. POt1ti..c. MICrnaiiU\ 4IQSl. Ulll1}S-'nOl Center in North Kansas, Mo., others. There is nothing better offers suggestions on avoiding to increase your own self-confi- stressful situations when possi- dence and energy than doing a ble, and coping with them when favor or helping someone out magnalk they must be confronted. with a big job. Friday & saturday She believes that persons who Sensory experiences are also know what causes them to feel part of a good mental health Sight a Sound stress is forewarned and can, if program. Stop along the way to they plan ahead, avoid the situ- (Continued on Page llA) •YOUR HOME ENTERTAINMENT STORE ------September 11& 12 End of Season Rebate From 'oro

Purchase Any Purchase Self Propelled Any Push lORO lORO Detroit Paint & Color A Great Way to Enjoy LAWN LAWN 19571 Mack Ave. MOWER MOWER (Between 7 & Allard) And Receive And Receive NEW RELEASES $50.00 Direct $30.00 Direct From Toro From Toro 881-6922 ONVlOElASSEllE! (Exp. 9-30.81) (Exp. 9-30.81) For Sale or Rent All Ortho Lawn and Garden Chemicals 25% Off 17045 Kercheval in the villag. Art Supplies Art Work Open M!ln.-Sat. Decoupage Material Wallpaper =c 8'T~;a~PO• Closed Sun. MTW 10-7jTHF 10.9/59:30.5:30 19815 MACK, in the Woods 881-6233

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,'. , ~.,~H~' ~,': I ~5 i " I I , ' , •. r ..<: ..0[ .."I ..'I Jimmy Matouk William Casper Fulmer .' A memorial service for Mr. Fulmer, ~ A ~Iass of the Resurrection for Mr. .. ~Iatouk, 50, of the Woods was held 63, of :vIaryland Road, will be held . WE DELIVER Saturday, Sept. 5 at the A.H. Peters Saturday, Sept. 12, at the Verheyden . Funeral Home at 3 p,m. Funeral Home. . He died Saturday, Sept. 5, at Bon to 884-0520 He died Wednesday, Sept. 2 in Co. Secours Hospital. . lumbia, South America. A native Detroiter, he was a memo 21719 HARPER AVENUE Mr. Matouk was a salesman for bel' of the Senior :Men's Club. ST CLAIR SHORES, MICH 4SlB:l 16734 E. WARREN DETROIT, MI. 48224 Coleman Supply Company of Detroit. '~Ir. Fulmer is survived by his wife, . He is survived by his wife, Evelyn; Lenore; a daughter, Mrs. Judy :'I1idg. ------_._------a daughter, Ann :\1arie; a sister and ley; a step.son, William Ker; his . ; :~ three brothers. mother, Mrs. A. N. Laidlaw; three Interment was in Mt. Olivet Ceme. grandchildren; one brother and one .." .~.::. tery, sister. Retatl Space Memorial contributions may be Mrs. Hazel Tully made to JAZZ Yesterday, c/o WDET Does YOlIr Patio nI. 5057 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, Need limited Shading1 A memorial service for :vII's. Tully, 48202. 82, of the Woods was held Wednes- Mr, Fulmer donated his body to A retractable, self-storing day, Sept. 9 at Grosse Pointe Woods the University of :Michigan Hospital. Available Presbyterian Church. awning is the answerl She died Thursday, Sept. 3, in St. Prewitt Semmes CALL John Hospital. THE POSTER :'III'S. Tully was a member of the Services for ~lr. Semmes, 85, of .. Eastern Star, the Fontbonne Auxiliary Provencal Road, were held Tuesday, , In Village at st. John's, and a member of the Sept. 8, at the Verheyden Funeral COLLECTION ..- Grosse !Pointe Woods Presbyterian Home and Our Lady Star of the Sea ..• Church. Church. Born in Maidstone, Ont., she lived He died Saturday, Sept. 5, at his \ 00,1 for 30 years in Lakewood, Uhio, and home. , OOf- .-/'Tf'~~7 ~ . for 35 years in the Pointe. Born in Arkansas, he worked be. • BELLE ISLE AWNING co. The widow of the late Bruce, ~1rs, fore his retirement as an attorney •, 774-1010 Tully is survived by two sisters, Mrs, with the firm of :\1elbourne and 15227 •, 886-4883 'Thomas (Ella) Martin, and Mrs. Semmes. He formerly worked with • Clark A. (Anne) Beard, and five Brian.Semmes and Brody in Memphis, KERCHEVAL .. nieces and nephews. 'Tenn, :'I1r. Semmes was a member of " Cremation was private, Arrange. the Country Club of Detroit and the GrW~SE pOI.:-\TE PA HK .. ments were handled by the A.H. Grosse Pointe Club. :\IH 'HIGA:-'" -11';2;~O • FALL CLEAN.UP HEADQUARTERS Peters Funeral Home. :\11'.Semmes is survived by his wife, :~1:~-~2;~.1 . Valerie; a son, Prewitt Jr.; two :rio " We have the if RotocroP Slide-panel .. I: daughters, :\Irs. :vIurray MacLeod and ()PL'-. III.') .\1< l'\ .~:\I ... revolutionary new ,/ Compost Bin Mrs. Helenmary Smith Mrs. Mary Scripps; six grandch;ldren .. • w~n Services for Mrs, Smith, 70, of th:l and four great.grandchildren. GARDEN / f 95 Farms were held on Saturday, Sept. Cremation was at Forest Lawn SHREDDER Nt)w $59 5 at the Verheyden Funeral HomE' Cemetery. Drop ;arden and St. Paul's-on.the.Lake Church. Usl $89,95 w.. to i"- She died Friday, Sept. 4 in St. John Now $7995 f~;.\ Hospital. Kosnik discusses Roto ..rop'c;, ne.... Born in Michigan, Mrs. Smith is Handpo .....ered divorced ethics Shredder lurn\' survived by her husband, Mi:ton; two prunms"" ..'om sons, Michael and Milton Jr., and "Sexuality and the Divorced Cath- Halk\'. t\.\j~ ... / three grandchildren. olic" is the title of a presentation to old ' be given by Fr. Anthony Kosnik, on rlanLl; ~.T" Interment was in Holy Sepulchre and lea ...e~ Friday, Sept. 11 at 7:30 p.m. at St. inlo <'uper Cemetery. • Ships Wheels All Sizes 18" 10 60" • ..:ampo"l Clare of Montefalco Parish . • malcrialor In his presentation Fr. Kosnik will • Ship's Wheel Tables ai1ractl\t mukh. -.ho ....1rich Compolt out. • Seth Thomas Barometers & (locks ~e~ Parenlc:-J I Mrs. Ida K. Ingram speak on the moral values and prin- ,:Ul1er dC"~Ii.n \ ,~ ' Th,,, "denllfl.:all~ de'lg.ncd R0tCl\.fOP ciples that ought to guide the divorced • Nouticol tamps makes r('du,,-non Services for Mrs. Ingram, 87, of .\~! ) compo~l 'bIn prOd\.hC"\ .alu..t\1IC' com- Catholic in reaching decisions re- • (harts: American and (anod;a" eaw and qUI":\;. Lincoln Road, wera held Monday, ~. Yardman 3.5 h.p. Lawn Blower rO,\ In 5 .. Herlimann .l.Io~d H. 'l"nlal'ue. OF COLORS AT NO EXTRA COST :'I1r. :\Iacfarlane was cremated. cil and paper for this course. -\~sndale Dirertors M em her hv 1m ltdWm ";'VSM! Nal;nflal Selected Mnrticia'/j q,,;I'~ SCRUB BRUSH TOUGH Prime Time for seniors ••• AND BEAUTIFUL (Continued from Page 9A) gence if you will-is a form of It goes on smooth and easy, and therapy. For some it is a neces- smell the roses. Look at a lovely sity to ward off the effects stress *1 dries in minutes to a rich flat finish. view. Try looking at Detroit's could have on a body already Announcing j A durable beauty you'll be proud of. skyline from Belle Isle, outlined weakened by arthritic disease, against a setting sun. Relax in high-blood pressure or heart ail- your favorite chair and let the ments. For others it is a measure sounds of your favorite music the Opening well-taken to prevent problems < $ 99 MFG. SUG. RETAIL $15.99 drift about you. Savor every that can come to those who for. mouthful of a sinfully rich des- get how important it is to re- of sert that soothes and delights lieve life's responsibilities with your stomach. the pleasures that the only life Being good to one's self-indul- you will ever live can bring. Colony SAVE . HOLLYWOOD $&00 SatinTone ONEVERY GALLON ~>.~T_~ATEX WALL ~~.I_~~/) • ~ PHARMACY .--~. ---'-=- : ~ ~.~ t' ~ DENTISTRY ------'~-=-.-...,=~~ fOR LESS ~--~~----.::::-:;,;;;;;,'_...... =' ~_ ...... c" INC. ,. Christos F. Dagitses, D.D.S. NO CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION AND CONSULTATION Formerly THE BRAGGING HOUSE PAINT ~ COME IN AND COMPARE Folks like the easy application, f~,st • ALL FEES GIVEN BEFORE TREATMENT dry and soap and water clean up. Arnold's Drugs Years later though, it's the way the • NO APPOINTMENT NECESsARY F'« New Patients or Emergency beauty lasts that tends to make them 20853 Mack Avenue brag a bit. • MOST WHm & SILVER FILLINGS $14 • $28 • nETII CLEANED $18 f..1FG SUG 881.8100 $1~9 S Colony • UNCOMPLICATED EXTRAOIONS $22 AETAllSisgg , :AL ati nTone • ROOT CANAL THERAPY FROM $95 Pharmacist and Owner \, ". lAtEX HOUSE PAINT / • CROWNS $245 "'-."--lioio: :- ..::-::::.::... ::. ;..;;J"";:::':;';-- Consideration Given To Senior Citizens Mr. "Bill" Lelickens who has been at the lo(ution lOCH MOOR VillAGE HARDWARE 17200 East Warren Ave. :NEAR CADIEUX) 20779 MACK AVE. (and Anita) G.P.W. for over ~7 years. ' 9-7 Dally, 10-5 Sun. All Current Arnold Prescriptions from 'his 885- 0242 M/C - Vila Call-882-6500 store have been retained at this location I

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11I I Page Twelve.A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday I September 10, 1981 Detroit's riverfront Sept. 1'7 forum topic Workshop on ',handicap' laws 1)() vou know what these words workshops wlil be held at the Grosse: mean?' Fr~e appropriate education, Pointe central L1~rary, l~sKb:c~~~~l, I "Creating Places for People: What "The purpose of the forums is to to attend the forum and share their The Third Thursday Forums have is the Future of Detroit's Riverfront?" otter people a chance to explore cur- experiences. The 50.minute tape of h3st restrictive environment referral, for four consecutIve wee 'u I g I been held at Miller Hall, through the .;."~ '~n Wednesday Sept. 30 and con nu ng I is the topic of a Sept. 17 Third Thura. rent events and their relation to social Dr. King's speech was played and generosity ()f Christ Church in Grosse com':lre hens ive eVilIua tlon, l "",,,,, •.,,.., Th d Oct 8 15 and 22 No fee day Forum sponsored by the Grou. justice Issues," explains Katie Elsila, y was introduced by former Pointer Pointe Farms. The comfortable living l:"ERPA, PL 94-142, PA 198? All of . urs a h, d' T'h nl req~irement Pointe Inter.Falth Center for Racial co-director of the Inter-Faith Center. Jude Huetteman, who commuted room setting contributes to free.and- th'J~e terms and more play a vital ~.Ill be c arge. eo. Y moor at I Justice. "For example, two well-received from Ann Arbor to introduce the tape easy exchanges between speakers and part in the education of ,the handi- IS that you be a paid me b' forums were entitled, 'Urban Re. and recall the event as seen through cal:''Oed child. MACLD. You may becor,ne a mem er Harriet Saperstein, principal plan. guests. vitalization: At What Cost?' which her eyes as program chairman for Public Aot 199 Michl,an Mandatory for $15 at the first seSSIon. ner, City of Detroit Recreation De. "Creating Riverfront Places for looked at the New Center area near the Grosse Pointe Human Relations S~8cjal Educati~n and PL 94-142, To enroU call Sally G;ae~~~in a: partment, wiil take vieweu on a slide People," the Sept. 17th forum, will the Fisher Building to see how people Council in 1968. Education of all handicapped, requires e86.9281. Regular ehapte e g tour by bike, boat, plane and car to begin at 7:30 p.m. in the hall, 61 were being affected by General Mo- A lively evening ensued when How. aU handicapped students to be idem!- will resume Tuesday, oct. 20. illustrate the problems and potential Grosse Pointe Blvd. The forum is free tors' renovation project, and "Who ard Simons, exe'cutive director of the of Detroit's riverfront. and open to the public. Refreshments lied and served regardless of the Commits Crime in Your Neighbor- Michigan Civil Liberties Union, ad. will be served. severity of ,the hanwcap. Specifie Framing classes Ms. Saperstein's appearance will ?' which confronted stereotypes dressed the question, "Does the Evan. For more information, call the 1earnin~ disability often called the kick off the second year of the Inter. about suburban crime when police gelical Christian Movement Threaten Grosse Pointe Inter-Faith Center for "hidden handicap" is intlluded. begin at center Faith Center's Third T h u r s day chiefs from several communities Civil Liberties and Civil Rights?" Racial Justice at 882.6464. An understanding of these laws is shared their expertise." Marguenita lbarluzea wHI t~ach Forums. Beginning In August 1980 essential as parents guide their han- picture framing at 'the Grosse POIn~e with a talk by Reese Cleghorn, for. dicapped children through the school A popular Third Thursday Forum War Memorial ,this fall. Classes Wlil mer associate editor of The Detroit included children when Linda Korver years whether as a participant in an Free Press, the monthly forums have H'ot air balloons at PWP meeting lEPC, a conference with a teacher, be held ()n Thursdays, starting Sept. and Carole Suzanne Klein, from the 17 and ending Nov. 12. There wlll be presented current social justic~ topics Grosse Pointe School's Special Edu- The Grosse Pointe Chapter of Par. the second and fourth Fridays of and as a monitor in making certain to a steadily growing audience in the ents Without Partners will present at the child is getHng every service two classes each day, a morning class cation department, presented a puppet each month at the Grosse Pointe War from 9 a.m, to noon, and ,an eve~ing community. the gener.al meeting of Friday, Sept. Memoriat, 32 Lakeshore in Grosse due him by law. show about handicaps called "Kids in class from 7 to 10 p.rn • the Neighborhood." 11, Linden Harding of Highamerica Pointe Farms. The general meeting The Grosse Pointe Chapter of the "How are our Schools Combating Bailoon Centers, His topic will be begins at 7:30 p.m. with a coffee Michigan Association for Children Students will learn how to mat artd Racism?" "How Will You Vote on '~ecollections of Martin Luther "Hot Air Balioons.n Weather permit- hour, speaker at 8:30 p.m., with an and Adults with Learning Disabilities, frame their own pictures dn a pro- Nov. 4?" and "Why Are We On Diets King, Jr." was another forum. Many ting, he will display a balloon on the afterglow following. (MACLD) along with the Detroit fessional manner. The course will While Others Go Hungry?" are just people involved in bringing Dr. King lawn of the War ~Iemorial and show Call the Hot Line at 881.5892 for Chapter is providing an opportunity cost $39 for eight lessons. For more some of the questions raised at Third to Grosse Pointe in 1968 responded slides. information concerning programs and to parents and interested persons to information please call the War 1 Thursday Forums. to the Inter-Faith Center's invitation The Grosse Pointe Chapter meets membership. learn the handicapper laws. These Memorial at 881.7511. ,I I I I ~ IRS CLEARS.AIR ttThe intelligent

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f f t Thursday, September 10, 1981 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirteen-A Birds are gone, at last Porch Enclosures r 1It took an arsenal of weird there were a few thousand birds SCRI!N,.AWNING, WINDOW, weapons to do it: propane can- hovering over their homes. t nons, shot guns loaded with de- Their incessant noise and waste be- SLIDING GLASS .DOORS layed action fire crackers, tape came a major problem to the neigh- recorded shrieks and high pres- bors. Residents began advising friends POINTE SCREEN to bring old when they sure fire hoses. But finally, the came to visit. t starling attack on Buckin~ham "There was a putrid smell that's , ""& , INC. Aft' Road is over. For the moment, so bad the kids can't even go out. at least. side," Jagger told the Park Council 1:_497 MA~K ~~_~1:1The neighborhood has enjoyed a at a meeting last month. few quiet evenings. The sidewalks The reason for Jagger's appearance have been hosel Woods race through ThurSdays 4 to 6 p.m. after ~~ This Week's Special regular school and all through the i (Continued from Page tA) ' ,I day on Saturdays. llf)-eo. ~ who entered a legal battle with the Cooper is a graduate of the Royal CIIrpet •• lector city to stop the construction of a Conservatory in Toronto, She has VACUUM parking lot bordering their neighbor- taught throughout Michigan and on All ,tH' '1I1l.tor the West Coast. Quick .nd cl.an CLEANER hood on Mack Avenue. The group bag changlr ,agreed ,to a compromise set~lement but some members say they are stili 5 95 bitter. Bridge hegins 69 Mary Williams of the Hollywood group said she and others feel the at War Memorial lools 1/2 off mayor and council "shafted" ,them on Brush up on your bridge at the the parking lot and only Councilman Grosse Pointe War Memorial Center Many Unadvertised Robert Novitke consistently acts in where Frank WeIcenbach teaches the interest of aU the peQple. Williams courses in both beginning and reo in Store Specials said the group will back Jean Rice fresher bridge. for council. Mr. Welcenbach, a teacher with the 21002 MACK Councilman John Sabol said that Grosse Pointe Board of Education for he didn't think special interests will many years, was a former principal Call in and have an exceptional impact on the of Trombly School. He is very active TU 1-0700 outcome of the election because they in Metro Detroit Bridge circles and represent only a handful of people. has taught bridge for the Grosse He said the present administration Pointe School System. . CITY OF has done a fabulous job of maintain. Cost is $26 for ten lessons. Refresh. CASHIN! ing low taxes, keeping streets reo er bridge is schedu'led Monday eve- paired and clean, and planning to nings, Sept, 14 to Nov. 16 from 8 to ~rn1il1rJniutr beautify the city. 10 p.m. One hour of instruction is MICHIGAN "I don't see anything wrong with followed by one hour of play. . the city that should make people dis- Beginning bl1idge will be taught appointed (with Freeman and ~he Thursday evenings, Sept. 10 to Nov. INVITATION TO BID council,)" Sabol said. 19 from 8 to 10 p.m. This course Councilman Fahrner could not be stresses the Goren System of Contract FURNISH AND PLANT APPROXIMATELY reached for comment - 280 STREET TREES Bridge. The City of Grosse Pointe will receive sealed bids for furnishing and planting approximately 280 street right.of.way trees on or before 3:00, September 16, 1981, at which time said bids shall be opened publicly. Please also submit three (3) references of municipalities previ. ously serviced. The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids, waive any irregularities, and to accept the bid which is in the best in- terest of the City. Specifications and bid forms may be obtained from the City Offices, and completed bids shall be submitted to the City of Grosse Pointe, at- tention Thomas W. Kressbach, City Manager, 17147 Maumee Avenue, Grosse Pointe, Michi. gan 48230. Bids shall be sealed, and plainly marked "BID" - STREET TREE PLANT. VILLAGE IlECO~~S 4 TAPE.' ING." 17116 Kercheval Ave .. Grosse Pointe 886-6039 THOMAS W. KRESSBACH City Manager-City Clerk G,P.N. - 9-10-81 ~ANGINGTHE VILLAGE IN k1:COQDTiME.I

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.~ Page Fourteen-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, September 10, 1981 Know Your Schools Better debedding plan From the viewpoint of many such service with Bon Se- Join GP's new school Grosse Pointers, the new cours. So at the moment it draft plan to reduce excess appears Grosse Pointe hospi- hospital capacity in South- tais are fairly well satisfied supt. for breakfast eastern Michigan is a great because they are not being Nobody ever thought the in the future, as it did when This is Dr. Kenneth Brummel's, • Members of the Grosse Polnte_ improvement over the 1979 required to make severe cuts. Wayne County charter would the city accounted for a larger new superintendent of schools, first Realtors Exchange proposal. Perht1ps selfishly, Cottage Hospital adminis- automatically be approved in proportion of the county pop- column appearing in the News. • Presidents of community organi.' I many Pointers believE: the trators indicated that a great- the November el-ection with- ulation. Furthermore, the ma- An autharity on human behavior :lations • Presidents of senior citizen ar. I new plan is an improvement er emphasis on occupancy out opposition. But recent re- pority of the charter commis- once observed that people will be rate in evaluating hospitals in happy in about the same degree that ganizations in the community because it will have less im- ports in the Detroit daily press sion did vote for the reduction • Municipal cauncll members and' pact on hospitals in their own the second plan helped ac- in the number of county com- they are helpful. As I begin this f which indicate oppostion from school year as the new Superintend. officials l community, and thus they count for the revision in the Detroit's black community missioners even though the I ent of Schools for The Grosse Pointe In addltian, and so that everyone. , hope it will be approved by recommendation with respect raise doU!b~s about the extent Detroit delegation abstained Public School System, that thought in the community has a chance to be' I the board of the Comprehen- to their hospital. The closure of support within the city. on the vote. Finally, the re- is one which 1 want to emphasize. helpful and communicate with me, I sive Health Planning Council and partial closure recom- Even wOfse, the reports hint duction is being proposed in All of us associated with the public have scheduled a "Brunch With of Southeastern Michigan and mendations in the plan were that the proposal could be- the interests of efficiency and schools want residents of the com. Brummel" from 10 to 11 a.m. on eventually by the Statewide b'ised on the scores the hos- come a racial issue. If that improved organization be. munity to be happy with the educa. Sept. 24 and a "Breakfast With Health Coordinating Council. pitals achieved in a rating. cause the county hoard under tlanal services we provide, so I hope Brummel" fram 7:30 to' 8:30 a.m. on should occur, hopes for ap- Sept. 29. Both are open to the general plan that covered a number proval of the reform would be the charter would become ex- to give everyone living in our schoDi It as easy to support the district many opportunities to be public and will be held at the Neigh. overall purpose of the re- of criteria including such spe- seriously damaged. clusively a legislative body b()rhood Club, 17150 Waterloo. (In cifics as cost of care, occu- helpful. gional council's plan. It is Good government certainlv and would be relieved of its We all need to take some time to arder to know how much cof[ee and basically to reduce costs and pancy rate, average length of ought to be color-blind. And present administrative duties. think about changes that will occur rolls will be needed, please make a increase efficiency of area patient stay, financial viabil- we think the proposed charter Improved government in throughout this decade, how our lives reservati an for either meeting by calling 343.2012 by Sept. 22.) hospitals by eliminating du- ity and remaining useful life is color-blind. Unfortunately. Wayne County would benefit and our community wlll be affected, of the buildings involved. all residents, white and black. and how the schools can best operate Let me emphasize that I am gen. 1 n1icatinll services and reduc- some blacks see the proposed uinely interested in talking with memo OVt:ld.11t hv;;v"c:v~;, th(; :t:'~- tD prepare people for the changes ing beds that are no longer reuudi.ou i.u Ull;: I'i€:rnb.;rship The ch~rter prcpos?l '.",'OH \ct ber.. vf (hi" communit;,' :lbout their vised plan calls for elimina- of the county board and in provide a good foundation for that will occur. Everyone in the com- l, used or needed. But when it munity can be helpful in this regard schools so I encourage anyone who comes to applying the desires tion of 2,514 beds in hospitals the number of other elective improved and more efficient can't be at one of these meetings to in the counties of Livingston, by communicating and working with for cost cutting and increased officers as being designed to ,government, even though even us. thus helping us respand appropri. call me or come in to' my office - efficiency to speci1ic institu- Macomb, Monroe, Oakland, cut the proportion of such its supporters concede it is not ately to changing educational needs. my door is open at all times. If we can get everyone helping, as tions, the decisions become St. Clair, Washtenaw and posts available to blacks. Oth- perfect. And either election In order to begin communicating Wayne, including the city of ers fear the proposed county or appoinment of a county ex- noted at the beginning of this column, I more difficult. about the future role of the schools everyone can be happy and our Detroit. Nine hospitals in the executive officer could be- ecutive officer under a char- in changing times, I have met indl. ~ The 1979 proposal, for ex- region would be closed which schools can be most effective in c()n. f come a powerful political rival ter would mean that some- vidually with severai c()mmunlty lead. tributing to the quality of this ample, brought a roar of probably means further cpurt ers since my arrival in town two • protest over the recommen- for the mayor of Detroit. body could be held responsible- community. challenge by one or more of Yet if the one man, one vote for minding the county store months ago. The discu8Bians with aation to cut 62 beds from , these community leaders have been those targeted for closure principle is to have meaning, at all times. Cottage Hospital's 155. While even if the plan wins approv- most beneficial as we have thought certainly the city of Detroit The charter issue ought to about the future and h()w we can Bon Secours would have been al at an Oct. 6 public hearing Rehab Centel. to, required to cut only 14 from . cannot hope tu have as much be decided on its merits and work together. and from the regional and representation on the county race ought to have nothing to Now I want to expand upon those its 320 total and St, John a state councils without major seek state OK negligible number from its board on a proportionate basis do with the decision. individual meetings and communicate revisions. wlll aU segments of the community. Hollywood Physical Therapy and 573 beda, these hospitals also As in many other issues, Consequently, I have established a' Rehabllltatlon Center, Grosse Pointe 'objected. to the orIginal plan. competing interests are in- series of meetings with the following Woods, has asked the State for ap-: With some reason, they 1elt volved in a joint planning groups as a start to learning the proval to establish a physical therapy. the reductions would reduce thoughts of all residents about their and rehabllltatlon agency, endeavor of this kind. With schools and seeking their help for The agency would be located in a their services to the commu- health care costs soaring, in- nity. the future: leased building after mlnar renova. creased efficiency obviously • Former Board of Educatlan Trus. tion is completed, and initially would ALL THREE are now hap- is required. But steps in that tees serving in the recent past and olfer physical therapy services. As pier with the revisions. Cot- direction must be balanced retired school adminiltrators the demand dictates, occupational and. tage would be required to cut by considera tion for the • Members of the Hlll and Grosse speech therapy along with medical. 19 beds, Bon Secours five and quality of. services to the Pointe Village Assoclatians social work counseling would be' • Members of the Grasse P()lnte added. . St. John four. But Cottage communities involved. So far, Business and Professional Association . The project would cost approxi.: already has just about met its both the residents and the • Principals of private aud paro. mately $49,350, and would be com. new target by eliminating hospitals in the Pointes ap- chial schools in the community pleted in December. . its la-bed obstetrical unit pear to have fared well on • Retired school system employes .In keeping with State and Federal' through a consolidation of b')th grounds. still living in the area regulatians requiring State approval: • Members of the Parent.Teacher and action by the lacal health sys. Organizational Council tems agency board prior to new ser. • Members of the Grosse Painte vice, Hollywood Physical Therapy and: Bu,ckling Up benefit.s Park Business and Professional Asso. Rehabllitatlon Center has applied for' ciatian a certificll'le of need. : Should the use of automo- raised the hackles of some bile seats Ibelts be required motorists by his rigorous en- in Michigan? forcement, which meant that Since all passenger cars he reached into automobiles now come equipped with to check on whether the belts What; new on safety belts or some other were fastened. Aftef motor- kind of restraint system, it ists complained, the officer would appear to be sensible blcked off and there have for all motorists to use them. been few complaints since. .f)-lE __IIII But it is obvious to anyone Even a mandatory law doeB By Pat Rousseau of who drives or rides in a car not bring about 100 percent these days that a large per- usage, of course. In Ontario, estimates of usage run from The Sweater Story . . . at Maria Dinon features centage of people do not hook the Dior jacket sweater,' short sleeve cotton sweaters up their seat Ibelts. 70 to 80 percent which is much higher than the proportion in almond and charcoal from Needlework ... a pull- The mandatory seat ,.is over with two buttons in back. There are also jacket becoming an issue in Michi- who buckle up in Michigan under the voluntary system. sweaters from Tanner in so many colors. The cla~sic gan, however, now that the all wool is a cable knit. These and many Automobile Club of Michigan Canadians claim that the law has resulted in decrease in Me.athe chosen U of D trustee more are waiting to coordinate with . . . and cozy and Secretary of State Rich- a your fall !lnd winter wardrobe. ard Austin are seeking legis- the percentage of fatalities The University of IXltroit recently presIdent and chief operations off,icer, lation to require motorists to and serious injuries resulting assuming his present title in 1971. announced the appointment of Philip Don't Miss ... the trunk• showing at Picard-Norton, from auto accidents. J. Meathe, president a~d chief eX~u. Meathe, who is a registem archI. use their belts and .be subject September 17 (all day). Mr. Peter Poorman will ,pre- to prosecution if they don't. The Auto Club claims that Kve off::ccr of Smith, Hinchman and tect in 35 states, has' served his pro. sent Majer Company's fine line of traditional clothing Austin favors such legisla- requiring the use of seat belts Gryl1s Associates, Inc., of DetroH as fession as a director of the AlA and could cut traffic fatalities in a member of the University's Board the MJchigan Society of Architects, for ladies and men . . , 92 Kercheval. tion' because voluntary efforts and as president af the AlA's Detrait to persuade the public to use half, substantially reduce in- of Trustees. chapter. His contributions have been Let Your Stationery ...• express your seat belts have not achieved juries and save society and Meathe, of Grosse Pointe Boulevard, rSkirts . . . are been little complaint on that tion of what actually happens tceture in 1948, Meathe worked his poration and The Adele T. Grosebeck • & score in Ontario, one of the inside an automobile when it way up to Assoc.iate of Leinweber, Foundation and a former president of .'~)' reduced; Early shoppers will save 20% at is involved in an accident is Yama$ak~ & Hellmuth, then founded, the Central Business District Associa. . '..' Hartle".- s Country Lane 85 Kercheval. . Canadian provinces hav;ng a 881-5090. ' . mandatory seat belt law. one of the best ways to con- and served as president and chief Non. vinr:e drivers to ;ruckle up. corporate officer of Meathe, Kessler As a trustee on the Un.:versity of True, when the legislation Detroit.s 27 member Board, Meathe The mandatory seat belt law & Associates, Inc., for 13 years. He In Fashion ... the longer,• fuller skirt. Find these first became effective in On- joined Sniith, Hinchman & Grylls will serve a three-year term, with a tarto, a London police officer deserves a trial in Michigan. pure wool skirts for fall in black, navy and gray at Associates in 1969 as ex~utive vlee 1:mit of two consecuHve terms. the Greenhouse, 117 Kercheval. You'll also find dear mini- bears in tan and :brown. They're sure t6 Transfer funds electronic way bring joy to anything they decorate ... 881-6833. //~Grosse Pointe N~ws Michigan's largest shared "elec. major step by )iichigan financial in. Rug Special ... at Persnickety• Ped- ~ ,~ ..~' Published Weekly by Anteebo Publishers tronic funds transfer" network went stitutions to provide greater customer lar! Save lO'/c off throw rugs and special . into operation last month as 32 finan. convenience through electronic bank. orders on rug kits . . . 98 Kercheval. -.; OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT cial institutions, including Michigan ing," according to Michael E. 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J People Section of The Pointe The Second Section B Thursday, September 10, 1981

From Another Pointe Short and Of View to the Pointe

By Janet Mueller CAMILLE J A N I C K I GOLEC, daughter of MR. and MRS. SIGMUNIJ Here's a super something to do this Sunday: go Yacht JANICKI, of Huntington Boulev~r~, Walking at the Detroit Yacht Club on Belle Isle, where was graduated from Wayne State Cm. more than 30 watercraft-sailboats, sloops, house and power- versity on May 7 with a Bachelor. ()f boats-ranging in size from 30 to 60 feet will be available for Science degree in Psychology, high viewing and boarding. The Yacht Walk, a project of the dislinction and honors. Ms. Golec was Junior Women's Association for the Detroit Symphony affiliated with the Psi Chi ~~rl Phi Beta Kappa honor fratermtles at Orchestra, is the brainchild of Grosse Pointe's Tommy WSU After a summer vacation at the Tompkins, a past DYC Commodore, who was instrumental Ulupalakua Ranch. Maui. Hawa~i M.s. in persuading many of the boat owners to take part in this Golec will begin doctoral stu~les.m fund raiser for the Detroit Symphony. clinical psychology at the Umverslty of Detroit. where she has been award- Tommy is the event's honorary chairman. General chair- ed a teaching fellowship. man is another Pointer, Louise Lee, and Pat (Mrs. Douglas) ...... limeiner, also of The Pointe, has shared boat coordinating VAl.TRF.F.N KENNEDY. daugiltd responsibilities with Margie (Mrs. Patrick) Smith, of Bloom- of BILL and JAYNE KENNEDY, o' field Hills. The Park, received the Nettie A. and Abbie Z. Webb Award at the recent The Smiths' famous "Yahoo" is one of several Mackinac Lake Erie College Honors Convocation Race winners on the tour. It's a Tartan 48, one of only six ceremony. Maureen is a junior at boats of its class in the country and the only one to sail Lake Erie College. She wa'! gradu- the Great Lakes, 47 feet long and considered one of the ated (rom Grosse Pointe South High I most luxurious racing yachts on the Lakes. School In 1978...... Also not to be missed by racing enthusiasts are Robert Among Michigan Technological (:rd. Neesley's "Sapphire" and the Gmeiners' "Apache," sister versity students appointed to the res. ships docked side by side at the DYC. They are of the New idence hall staff at MTU for the 1981.82 school year is KARL BARR, York 32 class, 45 feet long and sleep five. The "Apache" of The Pointe. Barr, a senior major- has been in the Gmeiner family for 35 years and has raced ing in mechanical engineering, was more than any other boat on the Great Lakes, She is a appointed to the Wadsworth Hall :: five-time Mackinac Race winner. staff. Yo-ho from ahoard the Yahoo! II • • . Many of the boats on the Yacht Walk were used during • • • Ready to welcome on board the LOUISE LEE, general chairman of the benefit THOMAS B. SMITH, of Hampton the Republican Convention to host visiting delegates, The guests Road, attended Albion College', Fifth - Walk is an' opportunity for everyone to visit boats they "Yahoo," one of the 30 Detroit Yacht Club ships event planned by the Junior Women's Associa- Annual E~onomlcs Institute for Hlllh have seen and read about over the years; on hand to pipe of the line to b'3 open for viewing this Sunday, .tion for the Detroit Symphony Orchestra to School teachers from July 15through guests aboard wlll be the famous Lily, the soft sculpture Sept. 13, from 2 to 5 p,m" are (front row, left assist the DSO's General Maintenance Fund, July 17, Smith teaches economjc~, clv. mascot of the Symphony Juniors, She wJll, of course, be to right) MARGARET LINDNER, ELAINE For more information on the Yacht Walk, in. Ics and 80clology at Grosse rulnte wearing her soft-soled shoes and casual clothes for the HADDAD and ANNE MEDA; (back row, left to eluding how YOU can participate, check out North HI,h School. occasion. right) JOYCE UNTI, MARJORIE SMITH and__ .:hls week's "From Another Pointe of View," . (Continued on Page 148) Tickets are $10 per person and may be purchased the day of the Yacht Walk, Sunday, Sept, 13, at the DYC. Getting Settled No children under 10 will be permitted to participate. All Made Simple. proceeds benefit the General Maintenance Fund of the New,Town dilemmas fade lifter II WELCOME Detroit Symphony Orchestra, WAGON call. , ., A~ WELCOME WAGON R~presel1\l\lI\'e, It s .my Walk hours are 2 to 5 p.m, Post-Walk, Symphony job to help you make the m()~t uf your new nelg~- Junior Women's Association members, their husbands and borhuod. Shoppillll ArI'R~. ("Immunity 0pPQrtum- guests, will gather in the DYC's main ballroom, decorated ties. Special attraction!'. Lots of tips \0 save you for the night in a nautical theme of red, white and blue time and money. . sailboats, for dinner and dancing to the music of the Paul Plus a hasket of gifts for your famdy. Leash Trio. I'll be listening for your call, Among other Pointe women who have been involved in planning/coordinating the project are Margaret (Mrs. David) Lindner, hostess chairman, and Joyce (Mrs. Rich. ~(0/.1!1~~~~ Gro Polnl ,: 881.5618 (Continued on Page 4B) 51. Clefr Shor 881-2221

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\, Page Two.B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, September 10, 1981 'l Woman's Club will open year ffHE MARGARET The Grosse Pointe Woman's Club opens its fall season with a tea and DIAMOND SHOP program for members and guests next Wednesday, Sept, 16, at 12:30 p,m, i:1 the Grosse Pointe War Memorial's Cr>:sta1 Ballroom where, following a social hour, Mrs, Milan J. Alexander, the club's first vice.president and pro. gram chairman, will introduce guest You are invited speaker John Trellay, Safety Educa. to see the i'uxurious tion consultant for the Automobile collection of handmade Club of Michigan's Safety and Traffic Engineering Department. S1CerJ.tersand by His program, "Driving Techniques: Water Skiing on Four Wheels," in. c:udes a sound and color film wl\h tips for driving techniques on we-t roads and other suggestions for safe motoring, ~rs, George Gerow, hospitalily chairman, and committee members Mrs. C, P, Cantine, Mrs. Mark M. NORMA Loush, Mrs. Ted Jacobs, Mrs, Samuel C, McAllister and Mrs, Robert Morow. ske will be on hand to welcome every. f'~ one to this first meeting of the 1981. F;'iday, September 11 82 year, ;;.'~ informal ::Showing ~a•.,. cl.~rrvHl C, G.Lt:C:HbLUi afu:l Mrs, Peter Clemente, tea hostess !lnd -.' 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. co.hostess, have chosen an automotive theme, "Our Concern for Safety," for Autumn Enlightenment .•• - Refreshments - their tea table, Their committee includes the Mes. Profoun~ changes in the way we live and opens next week with the first of Rabbi Wine's dames Harold Bates, A. G:enn Duty, how we cope with them always concern group of three Wednesday morning discussions thinking people, and among the issues high on of current, best selling books at the Grosse Fisher Mews - 877 Fisher Road John E. Finch, Jam.eL'I,"..-Fili.p.!W'Jck, Lee W, Garrett, Forrest Geaiy, Joseph people's minds today, three - the rapid and Pointe War Memorial Center. Pictured above 886.8826 Gelsinger, Harold Hill Vernon E drastic change in personal values, a growing enjoying a quiet moment in the War MemoriaL u.ldry, Robert MacKay, Joseph G: desire for self-reliance and new dimensions in gardens with the first Enlightenment Series Maurer, George Petersen, Michael H, sexual relationships-stand out. These are the guest lecturer are MARK WEBER, the War Schneider, Christy Sutton, WllIlam 1'. topics to be explored ,by SHERWIN WINE Memorial's new director, and CAROLYN Swan, Melvin L. VanDagens, Edward L, Weber and Mrs. McAllister, (right) in The Enlightenp1ent Series, a new MOSHER, chairman of the War Memorial's and provocative program of presentations which Council of Sponsors. Overall arrangements for the day Capture the king of the skies. have been the responsibility of Mrs Subscriptions to the threeJ1ecture Abraham MaslOW, and in the new serve as a point of de-parture for Lawrence E, Ho1mes, social chairman: series are $25 per person, $20 of movement for holistic medicine; it Wine, who will explore the range 'of Woman's Club members serving as which ,is tax deductible, The programs reflects a broad, new i.nterest in de. diversity of men's sensual attitudes co.chairm1!n with Mrs, Holmes are run from 9:30 a.m, to noon, Requests veloping the power of the mind to and experiences and speculate on the Mrs. Andrew Bremer Jr., Mrs. Pru- ,for reservations shol!ld be sent, with control the body and a desire to get fact that those experiences and atti. dent Blancke, Mrs. Walter Lesinski, payment, to the Grosse Pointe War away from dependency on experts. tudes apear to be very different from Mrs. Gordon Liesemer and Mrs, James Memorial, 32 Lakeshor~ Road, Grosse People seem to want to regain self. popular perceptions. Stallard, Our Pointe Farms, Mich, 48236, The reliance, There is a whole new net. "Male human beings," Wine ob. Magnificent Heading the club',; slati! of officers number to call for further informa. work - one could eVen call it an .serves, "have proven to be very mal. Alabasterite for the year are Mrs. Laddy A Rice tion is 881.7511. ideology - cd organizations and atti. leable creatures of their environment, eagle from president; Mrs, Alexander, first vice~ tudes that are revolutionUing how and as their environment changes, so Italy, by A. president: Mrs, Jack Thorpe, second , "My approach," says Dr, Wine, "is people take care of their own needs, does their behavior, Part of that en. Santini. On a vice.president; Mrs, Lloyd A. Beemer to choose su'bjects that relate to real f':nd~ng new ways to manage their vironment, of course, consists of the and Mrs. Ray Smith, recording and marble base, problems that people have, I gather health care, diet, mental e:lQPeriences, attitudes and interactions of women, corresponding secretaries, respective. 14" high, 20" all the facts I can and pu,t them into attitudes toward nature and mystical This allows insights into dynamics of ly; and Mrs. Alexander J. King, treas. wide. $140, an understandable framework, The values, Primar.ily, people have begun men's relationships to women in and urer, idea ,is to give people an overview to sense that they can be more power. out of the marriage relationship," Members planning to invite guests that helps to clarify the subject-and ful as indi\'ldull!ls and more in charge As a lecturer, Wine is appealingly for the aft-ernoon are requested to helps them to work out their own of their own 'lives. informal, always open to questions contact Mrs, Gerow, 885.8232, for position on it." The book to be discussed sept, 30 and willing to pursue any point his reservations. The book to. be discussed at the ,is "The Hite Report," a very exten. .listeners wish to pursue, In addition first session next Wednesday, Sept. sive, interview study of male sexual- to welcoming questions as he talks, 16, is "The New Rules" by Yankelo. ity. This book is intended only to he wHl invite discussion afterwards, Eastside Delta Zeta vich, The author talks about a revolu- tion In personal 1ifestyles that is meeting set tonight taking place -today and examines atti. tudes people have about their purpoSoa Lecture program for DBC Women Use one of Wright Kay's convenient charge plans or Eastside Delta Zetas and their in ]ife, His theme is that people have ,Plastic surgeon Dr. Steve Tsangalias focus on facial plastic surgery. His American Express, VISA, Master Charge guests will gather this evening, Thurs- gone beyond the work ethic to con- WI'll be the guest speaker at a. lunch. talk be followed by a question. day, Sept. 10, at 7:30 p.m. in the home cern themselves with personal ful. will ,. of Angela P.eterson for a plant party foillment and self-absorption, and the eon to ,be held '8t the Detroit :Boat. a,!!~.a~~.~r period, Olub next Wednesday, Sept. 16. The lfeservar1ons"'iire a' must, .The com. .} '. ;"... ~ and program during which they will most dramatic manifestal:ion 'of this .program; sponsored by the DBC Worn. mit,tee' planning the day mcludes Mrs. l:!al'D the hydroponic method of grow. is the behavior of. the affluent middle Ing plants and will have an opportun. clus, .- en's Commit~e, begins with cocktails Robert Chope, chairman, and cll-chair. ity to purchase plants and supplies. at 11:30 a.m, and luncheon at 12:30 men Mrs, John Psihas and Mrs, Leo Also on !the meeHng's agenda is dis. The book for the second, Sept. 23, p.m., after which Dr. Tsangalias wiIl Romzick, cussion of plans for the group's an. lecture i~"The Aquarian Conspiracy" Fine jewelers Since 1861 nual Flame Fantasy fashion show and by Marilyn Ferguson, There have been 17051 Kercheval at St. Clair lunch:!on, to be held in mid.November 15 years of change ,in attitudes toward at the Grosse Pointe War Memorial. psychotherapy and personal develop. Grosse peinte 885-5515 Car pool and further information may ment, accord'ing to the author, The Hours: Mon. th~ Sat. 9:30.5:30, Thurs, & Fri. 9:30.8:30 be obtained by contacting Mrs. Peter. trend has been described as "human- son at 527.8787, istic psychology" by writers like _____ • __ •• _. ... " A • __ • __ .o-. __ ~. ._ ••. _

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H.llum To look •• lIoon Summer golfing daze terrific and .ouqu.t for Lochmoor ladies feel!reat, D.lly.p. 1 S.pyle. The women golfers have been out Carol Gneiser, Bette Rothis and Pen- call acki \". in force at Lochmoor Club this sum. ny Melonas, First Flight; Lorette D,lImin ., CII".' mer, teeing off, driving and putt. ng Clune and Betty Wild, Sally Brownlee Chineill" through June, July, August and into and Lorraine Nelson, Second Flight; Sorensen's tor All Oeca,I •• , September. One hundr-ed and 44 wom- and Lydia Eugenio and Genevieve en participated in. the club's Eighth Carne, Aileen Markward and Jane Aerobic 294-4848 Annual Ladies Invitational Golf Tour. Hajduk, Third Flight, nament, largest women's dnvitational Dancing. in the District, held July 30 and :n. Closest to the Pin and winning ice It was planned by Betty Crawford buckets were Nat Gamble, Champion. LETFASHION and Helen Zurschmiede and executed ship Flight; Rosalie Black, First Here's your chance to by Sandy King and Betty Davis, with Flight; Connie Redmond, Second GO TO YOUR prizes selected by Kae Jaskolski and F'light; and JoAn Mihelich, Third presenting the try the original Aerobic Lorraine Fraser. Flight. Dancing fitness program. HEAD. Betty McDonald and Marianne Longest Drive winners, who also It's fun. It works. Lose The ~I beautrul "'Ing a Evaiz were responsible for the imagi. r~ceived ice buckets, were Lynette woman can wear is a heOllhy. HALSTON native menus. Rosalie Walt rick, Eve. Warnars, Championship Flight; Ann inches as you firm up and ndMduolly-styled head of ha .. Come n today to< a iOOl( ,Iyn &ott, Barb Cavallaugh and Cathy Moore, First Flight; Rose Pagel, Sec- find new energy as you }<)- ~. 'W brass trivet) were Elaine Feeser and Barb Cavanaugh took Low Net. r1961 AeroblCrOine.n; Inc /"'~.\'. Sue Sprague, Championship Flight; Third Flight honors went to Debbie I .. Kaye Payne and Erma Reindel, First Wysocki and Mary Hall for Low ':.Try a free introductory class , ~' ==- Flight; Betty Ryan and Connie Red- Gross, to Donna Zmyslowski and Mary at a nearby location. .. mond, Second Flight; and Eva Mc- Balten for Low Net . Dougall and Betty Enzmann, Third • • • .,.... -- F.Jight. LOCHMOOR'S LADIES S e n i 0 r Third place winners (pl'iz.e: brass Tournament was held in conjunction ARPIN"'S FALL . : SUMMER IS OVER ... candleholders) were Sandy King and with the Championship Tournament. Betty McKee, Championship Flight; Senior Tournament winners were Bea WHEREVER YOU ARE, Barb Cavanaugh and Pat Dunn, Fini Marantelte and Louise Fromm, Low WHATEVER THE WEATHER, Flight; Pat Cosgrove and Madeline Gross, Mary Simon and Edie Thu. YOUR HAIR CAN LOOK Lokar, Second Flight; and JoAn Mi. mann, Low Net, First Flight; Dodic BEAUTIFUL. helich and Diane Swick, Third Flight. 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Tri-5igmas need not be affiliated and Mrs. Anthony Vinci, of Lakecrest with an alumnae chapter to attend. Lane. Windsor, Ontario, Canada Requests for further information The post-luncheon program, Flowers Daily till 6 Fri. till 9 Fur Spec~iu for over 55 year& and Their Perfumes, will be presented 110 Kercheval TU 1-7227 should be directed to Mrs. Robert Schuch, 636 Cook Road, Grosse Pointe by the Grosse Pointe Garden Center's The Store Devoted Exclusively to Children Woods, Mich. 48236. Ellen Probert.

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The ladies, both Pointe residents, are Grosse Pointe, Michigan .j MRS. JOSEPH J. MARSHALL (left), board secretary, who also 886~7960 THE DWAIHY DANCE ACADEMY handles public relations for the Children's Center, and MRS. HOME OF j JACK PICKERING, treasurer and a past-president of the board; Store Hours: j THE GROSSE POINTE DANCE THEATRE the gentleman is K. PETER KNUDSEN, of Bloomfield Hills, a 9:30-5:30 Monday thru Saturday board vice-president and chairman of the benefit. Further infor- J A PERFORMING mation on the Science Center gala, which will feature a wine and TROUPE cheese reception and the viewing of two movies in the Omnimax WILL BEGIN A Space Theater, may be obtained by calling 831-5535. NEW SEASON OF DANCE & From Allother Pointe -, EXERCISE OJtltitti6/t, CLASSES Of View BALLET (Continued from Page IB) ffotOe/t,~ MODERN DANCE ard) Unti, who shared reservations responsibilities with CREATIVE MOVEMENT Elaine (Mrs, Charles) Haddad, of West Bloomfield, JAZZ for gracious September 14 COllegiate Sorosis Rises Again Collegiate Sorosis, the well-known, local Ann Arbor Call Beth Dwaihy Kraus For Further Information sorority founded 95 years ago and supported all those it could be the years by The Sorosis Club of Michigan, its alumnae gov- 884-1370 erning board, should adopt the Phoenix as its symboL -best season" of your life - GROSSE POINTE STUDIO . PROFESSIONAL INSTRUCTORS For this year, after several years of inactivity during which the former Sorosis House on Washtenaw Avenue was sold, along with all its furnishings, Collegiate Sorosis featuring: is rising again, coming back on campus wi~h a flourish. Continuing to Serve There's a new Sorosis House on Cambridge Road at • beautiful surroundings Baldwin Avenue which will serve as headquarters for the the Travel Needs of Grosse pointe active chapter. Grosse Pointe alumnae of Collegiate Sorosis will be making a bee-line for it tomorrow, heading off to • excellent meals and Surrounding Communities . Ann Arbor for a luncheon and garden party, bringing " 93 yearS of c,ombin,edtravel experience at your service with them articles for a huge sale to take place on Satur- • security . day in the utility areas of the house. Sale proceeds will .:J:P.: :. ll"'''''''~'~:i~..:~j .. If! ..c".,' ." . .. go toward the house's restoration and furnishing . " OWNER -and much more . . _ARTY WALLACE, Alumnae have been working like beavers all th'rough and her girls the summer to have e\'erything ready for the actives when school opens. Locally, Mrs. R. John Bradfield gave a kitchen shower to help collect culinary utensils, and re- Call: Lois Nair Mary Heels Leigh Willmore ceived many checks for new for the dining room. Another Grosse Pointer's labor of love was hanging wall- (313) 823-6470 Suzie Gorenflo Hicks Bette Sullivan Otto pa['ler in several rooms, or One Ann Arbor member was spotted, most uncharac- teristically, scrubbing floors. Others found they could paint Terri White woodwork like pros. Among Pointers pitching in to get it Write.: Whittier Towers all done, in addition to Ruth Bradfield, are Mrs. Henry Earle III, Mrs, Paul Decker, Mrs. Gordon Maitland, Mrs, 377 Fisher Road Edward S. Evans III, Mrs. Wyman Banett, Mrs, Harvey 415 Burns Dr>,Detroit 48214 Kulka, Mrs Frank Friskhorn, Mrs. Philip Alber, Mrs. Ed- 886-8805 ward T, Gushee, Mrs, Thurnton E. Waterfall, Mrs. Ronald Pair, Mrs. James A. Lafer and Mrs. William B. Lafer, an Mon.-Fri. Associate' Sorosis Member who helped with rushing last • :30-5:00 P,M. spring. Sat. 9:30-12:00 P.M. Lovely Days an Little Neebrsh "The longer I stay," writes Lydia Lampman from her ~ £ummel' retreat on Little Neebish Island 'way up north in BE .FIT EXERCISE CLASSES the Saint Mary's River, "the less enthusiastic I am to go home!" Not to worry: Lydia will be local again this fall BY VITAL OPTIONS, INC. after another long, lovely summer of freighter watching Your interest has brought COLE HAAN back and fresh air breathing, and we trust, before she packs up Grosse Pointe Area: and sets off for The Pointe, she'll get her wish: to see a (Look for us in the GP Continuinr ;:'ducation Brochure) : this season . . , now you and your guests can Great Grey Arctic OwL "They came to the island about three years ago," writes St. Paul's on the Lake: M-T-W-Th 5:45-6:45 PM preview the new FALL line! Lydia, "and to everyone's surprise and delight have stayed." Isn't that a lovely bit of news? Cottage Hospital: M & W 6:30.7:15 AM special T & TH 3:30-4:15 PM T & TH 5:30-6:15 PM COLE HAAN TRUNK SHOWING Nu.rsery School 1neets at Center ...' Grosse Pointe Indoor Tennis (Sitting Available) Saturday, September 12th Enrollments are now being accepted other children of the same age. The Early Bird Special: for the Grosse Pointe 'War :\femorial development and maintenance of M-T-W-Th-Fri. 6:30-7:30 AM: Coffee, Shower & Sauna Nursery School's fall term which De, friendships is str~ssed. Activities in- gins ~Ionday, Sept. 21, and continues clude art. music, games, drama, sci- Mon & Fri 10:00-11 :00 AM 10 a,m.- through Friday, Dec, 18, in the Ter .. ence, reading and number readings, M-W-F 12:30-1 :30 PM 12:30p.m. race Room of Alger House. The school and are rotated so that a quiet tillle Birmingham accepts children from three to six follows an active ~riod. St. Philomena Tues & Thurs 7 :00-8 :00 PM Store yzars of age, on a two, three or five. Ronna York, school director, holds day weekly schedule, from 9 to 11 a :\faster degree from the University Detroit Area: 2 p.m.-5 p.m. a.m. or 1 to 3 p.m. of Michigan and Michigan Nursery Holy Communion Church - Grosse Pointe The N 11 r s e r y S c h 0 0 I room is School Teacher Certification. Dianna equipJled with miniature furniture, a Store Bdl. program director. has a degree Whittier Avenue Mon & Thurs 7:45-8:45 PM dollhouse, games and books. There from :\'orthern Michigan University; is easy access to the terracc and lake. she. too. is certified by the state. Peace Lutheran School: M-W-F 8:30-9:30 AM ~S:~'I~~I~' side lawn for outdoor activities. ENTIRE The school's goal is to enrich Nch Registration and other information Warren Avenue Mon & Thurs 7:00-8 :00 PM FALL child's life by offering a climate can. may b(' obtained by calling the War LINE ducive to enjoyable learning with )[emorial. 881-7511. Indian Village: WILL Christian Lutlieran Gym- Tues & Thurs 9:00-10:00 AM BE Children's classes at lUacolnh YWCA Iroquois Avenue Mon & Tues 7:00-8:00 PM SHOWN, The :\Iacomb YWCA is now accept. Wednesdays and Fridays from 9.30 ing registrations for its fall children's to 11:~o a. m. and Tuesdays and , classes which begin the week of Srpl. Thuf. ..days from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. FOR FURTHER INFORMA TION 14 and are eight weeks long. fee Super Saturday is a recreation and q schedules and further information cnrichl11Pnt program for children ages CALL: 882-2349 may be obtained by calling 772.44~5 s;x to 12 Art and nature experiences or stoPPID!: in at Y\'lC:\ headquar. art:' planned. Additional activities will "toto! /!fnes$ P<~ 'OftI1 tno'w'emenfs set to muslc. Incoenlc •. a

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Thursday, September 10, 1981 GROSSE POINTE NEWS ------~------_._------~-- ._------,------Sla,te Memorial Open House slated by Sweet ~deline8 I The East Pointe Chapter of Sweet report. that the Open House will lea- Adelines, Inc., under the direction 01 ture a regular rehearsaL ro acquaint Church barbecue Linda Liddicoatt, wll1 hold an Open prospective members with the music The annual autumn barbecue will House for prospective members next East Pointe is learning In preparation lie held at Grosse Pointe Memorial Thursday, Sept. 17, from 7:30 to 10:30 for a November ,how. Church this Monday, Sept. 14, from p.m. in lhe Choir Room at Lakeview The evenIng wlU close with a pro- 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Theme of the eve- High Schooi, located at Eleven Mile gram of song. designed to demon- ning is country-western, and there'JI Road and Little Mack Avenue in st. strate four.part harmony, barbershop be live entertainment by local folk Ciair Shores. style. East Pointe is the third place singers Rich and !Maureen DelGrosso. Anne Hoila, the chapter's newly- medalist chonts In Sweet Adellnes' Reservations for tickets, at $4 for a elected president invites all area Region Two, which Includell :ro chap- complete chicken dinner for fldults, $2 women who enjoy singing t() attend. tel'S in Michigan and southwestern for children 10 and under, may be Carol Morris, membership chairman, OntarIo, Canada. made by calling the church office, 882.15330. Fall card luncheon date at St. Joseph The Saint Joseph Carmelite Guild of Saint Joseph Home for lhe Aged has scheduled its fall luncheon and card party for next Tuesday, Sept. 15, at the Home on Cadieux Road in De. troit. Reservations for the event, which begins at 12:30 p.m., may be obtained by caUing 882.3800. Dona. tion is $4. GP Park Garden Club will lunch presenting Mrs. H. Sanborn Brown will wel. come Grosse Pointe Park Garden Club members to her Meadow Lane home RON LEAL Monday, Sept. 14. Ann Cook is co- Fall focus is on art ... hostess for the noon luncheon, after ONOA,<-1UESOAY 15 which Ernest Stratelak, of the Grosse Looking forward to this Saturday, Sept. 12, are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. One hundred and 70 artists M r Pointe Public Library, will acquaint and another fabulous Grosse Pointe Fall Ar~ and craftsmen will be featured. There will be 4-Septembe the group with new garden books. Festival on the grounds of the Grosse Pointe demonstrations, a carillon concert and a special War Memorial are (left to right) WANDA section of crafts for children. Light lunches will septemberM~L MOOEUNG. . Private First Class JOHN p. DAY, WAREZAK, CORINNE DOLEGA, EDNA be available. Corinne Dolega is general chair. son of CLARENCE E. and NORMA \NFOR 10-4 J. DAY, of Cranford Lane, has reo BAKEWICZ and CHLOE BOEHM, members man of the 1981 Festival-the 22nd one in a porled for duty with Headquarters of the Grosse Pointe Artists Association which row-and reminds everyone that there is NO Battalion, Second Marine Division, traditionally co-sponsors the outdoor exhibit admission charge. Camp Lejeune, N.C. with the War Memorial Center. Festival hours VERMillION BALLET ACADEMY Ghostly concert at Orchestra Hall Friends of Orchestra Hall will pre- seven-fool, 1922 Steinway, will be fca. 16641 E. Warren It York.hlre sent Ossip Gabrilowitsch, one of the tured at this month's afternoon con. Hall's legendary greats, in a benefit cert, and the audience will be trans. 881-5083 concert for the Hall at the HaIl Sun- ported back to the early days oC We are pleased to announce our fall schedule of day, Sept. 13, at 2 p.m. It will be a Orcheslra Hall when Gabrilowitsch, most unusual recital, for Maestro first conductor of the Detroit Sym- classes under qualified, professional instructors. Gabrilowitsch, one of the noted pia- phony Orchestra, often performed as MARGARET RICE BALLET - POINTE - BALLET EXERCISE nists of the early 20th century and soloist. the man for whom Orchestra Hall wa~ Admission 10 the concert is a Mary Vermilion - Clapham buill in 1919, has long "passed on" to minimum donation of $5, to help in 881-9354 play on another p~ane. the operation of acoustically.perfect 78 Kercheval on the Hill CREATIVE DANCE FOR CHILDREN Before departIng, however, he,. Orchestra Hall. Reservations may be a}ong with many other a~t1sts of .his made by calling the Hall's box office PRE-SCHOOL DANCE • MODERN DANCE ~ hme (Debussy, Paderew.skl, Prokoflev, ' -- ,--- Justina Theokas - 885-2158 ... ., Rachmaninoff, l'.g." prociuced a great 833-3700, weekdays from 11 a.m. to number of 1'1)11$ for the Duo-Art Re. 6 p.m. and from noon on the day of JAZZ - TAP producing Piano. One such piano,:l the concert. Valentina Gokenbach II 343-0026 A new year hegins for Alplla Mu DKGs A busy 25th anniversary year begins er at Grosse Pointe North 'clnd Soulh with the busy day awaiting members High Schools. of Alpha Mu Chapt£r of Delta Kappa Eva Jane Koch, the chapter's 1980- Gamma International, an honorary 82 president, w~l1 preside. Other cur- fraternity for .women teachers, this rent officers are Virginia Johnston, Saturday, Sept. 12, at the Cloverly Defer School, and Janice Kay. Brown. .Road horne of Janice Kay, where the en M,iddle School, lInt and. second group's annual fall breakfast wUl be vice-presidents, respeetivc!y; J u lie followed by the initiat,ion of Alma P. Smart, Poupard School, and Jean Rus. PIANOS WANTED Fleming, Grosse Pointe South High ing, Mason SChool, corresponding and GrllU, 8,11111,CIUlla School Engl,ish Departmenl chairman, recording secretaries, respectively; and Ihe highest award Alpha Mu can and Karen Kope, Pierce Middle TOP PRICES PAID beslow upon a member, "Woman of School, and Florence Miller, Grosse %ll'Pur 883-0508 the Year," will be presenled to Laura Pointe North High School, treasurer f;~'.t.~"lf~'{,If..//~..", BUY- SELl-. RENT Makeben, former Social Studies teach- and par,liamentarian, respectively.

.~< .~ •• ':?"t ~:}~.~.:',..;f:'..<~>.~,;..: . r -:: ,-:;,.;". Parenting class at Bon Se-cours Bon Secours Hospital will offer Sessions will begin promptly at 7:30 "Adv2ntures in Parent~ng," a five. and end al 9:30 p.m. in Bon Secours week course designed to meet the Science Hall. The public is invited to changing needs of parents or soon-to. atlend ju~t one or all of the pro. be-parents of children or teenagers. grams. on Thursday evenings slarting Sept. Sister Ruth Ann Belfi, C.B.S., R.N., 24. The free. of-charge programs will opens the series Sept. 24 with a dis- be presented by local health care pro- Cusf,:on of child development from fessionals .. Parents will have the op. infancy through loddlerhood. Sister portunity to meet other parents who Rl~th Ann is a Pediatric Nurse Clin- I.AMr WlP share their concerns. ician at Henry Ford Hospital and IlEPAII PUTS presidenl of the Bon Secours Hospital 9nbociuclng board of trustees. Genealogical Society Thomas Heinrichs, M.S., R.D., an instructor at Bon Secours, will suggest I I ~he CPOUlt~" gashLOtt 8.yewean Cettten. ••• AND I'LL LIGHT UP YOUA LIFEI meets Septenlher 12 ad1itions to junk food diets that can mean good nutrition on Oct. 1. Cai The Detroit Society for Genealogical f;pecloQlnlttq itt Cl)eslqtteh gnames Worrell, M.D., member of the Bon Research will meet Saturday, Sept. Secours medical staff, will address 12, at 2 p.m. in the Explorers Room of u/"ig~1 ~ the Detroit Public Library on Wood- h~a1th tovics pertinent to young chilo Introductory Offer ward Avenue to hear Leroy Barnett, dren on Oct. 8. Gift & Lamp Shop reference archivist of the Michigan Bethany Parsons. n.N., explores 00 History Division of the Michigan State thz dangers of poisonous substances $ 20 off a complete pair of prescription glasses 18650 MACK AVE. • now through September 30th. N.lCt to Groll. P'e. Post Office Archives, speak on Michigan Land taken by children and young adults, 885-8839 Grants and Settlement Patterns. In. both accidentally and d('liberately. in 20825 MACK AVENUE dividual genealogical problems may her Oct. 15 presentation. Bethany is P.s. Brmg Your Lamp for Grosse Pointe Woods Cu,tom Fitting be discussed in the Burton Historical coordinator at Children's Hospital's 886-0934 Collection prior to the meeting. Poison Control Center_ ------_.------rn- Get a rnl In Beverly Hills, It's RICHARD SIMMON'S "Live It" Program rn 3 In Hollywood, It's JANE FONDA'S Workout Center ~m top rate cut nl i at a cut rate AND NOW IN METRO DETROIT IT'S HIGH ENERGY FITNESS STUDIO ! Try our apprentice stylist i and get a haircut and 21517 KELLY ROAD Our new collection of fashion furs , styling for just $9.001 EAST DETROIT is ready for you! And, we accept 775-8460 We're also offering reduced FEATURING THE ULTIMATE IN BODY SHAPING AND TONING EXERCISE CLASSES trade.ins. rates on ... P.S. many coals, jackels still avail. Permanents $25.00 DISCOCISE able at August Sale savings prices. HolrColoring $15.00 Plus the Program Designed Especially For Those 30 Lbs. or More Overweight - Wash at set $5.00 CHANGE-A.SIZE. ,-I//Iim 1"I,dfJ Children 12 and under can The Works Offers A Total Body Workout, Guaranteeing You The Finest and Most Effective Aerobic get a great cut and style Workout Anywhere In Suburban Detroit. Take Our Challenge and Don't Be Fooled By Imitation Pro- 10

M..- _. • ... _ .--...... _ ...... Page S:;<.>B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Th'lrsday, September 10, /98/ Pewahic Pottery class Phase 1lJegins seasoli. Sunday registration has begun Phase I, the organization for single, young adults, ages 20 through 39, who Registrat,ions arc b~ing accepted extrusions, glaze composition, electric meet regularly Sunday evenings at for beginning and 'advanced ceramics firing, reducliion firing, vapor fitlng Gros£e Pointe Memorial Church, be. classes at Detroit's historic Pewabi.c and fuming, pit fil'ing and raku. gins its 11th season this Sunday, Sept. Pottery the nationally renowned, al. The pottery has been operated as 13, at 7:45 p.m. with a program fea. most ;5.year.old ceramics learning an education facility for more than luring Detroit Free Press clilumiibt center located on East Jefferson Ave. a decade, ever since it was donated in Bob Talbert. Title of his talk is nue, across from Detroit's Waterworks 1966 to Michigan State University. "Everything You Wanted to Know Park. MSU is now :in th-e prooess of trans. about Writing a Column and Didn't The ll.week courses are scheduled ferring ownership and operation of Know Who to Ask." to begin this week, Wednesday and the pottery to a non.prom Delroit Thursday, Sept. 9 and 10. Persons dn. group, The Pewabic SOCiety. under Phase I Volleyball returns to the tcrested in registering milY do so at whom the pottery will be owned be. Church Fellowship Hall tomorrow, the pottery; registration forms and ginning this faU term. MSU wi»' con. Friday, Sept. 11. Games run from information may also be requested by t:nue its academic involvement at the Drema Kala.jian 7:30 to 9:30 p.m., after which players calling Pewabic, 822-0954, between pottery. and friends adjourn for pizza. 9:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. weekdays. Pewabic was founded an 1903 by Four course sessions are being off. the then. Mary Chase Perry (later to he July hride The;;ltre Arts Scholarship Tea · . · er"d this fall term. Jim Powell will Stratton), who bui:t, a nat10nal repu. The engagement of Drema ~arie Theatre Arts Club of Detroit the all-woman drama group, teach Tuesdays and Thursdays, from tation over the n~xt half century for Kalajian and Gregory John Houpt was Church Women cpens its season next Thursday, 'Sept. .17, with its ~raditional, 12:30 to 3:30 p,m .• plus Wednesday the iridescent g.lazes of her t.:l~s and announced by her parents, Mr. and annual Eva Woodbridge Victor DonatIOn Scholarship Tea, to evenings from 7 to 10 p.m. and Tues. pottery. Under her dZrection, Pewabic Mrs. Palmer Kalajian, of Bishop Road, day and Thursday evenings from 7 to designed distinctive tiles for such in mid.August, at a champagne brunch begin their year be held this year at the home of MRS. ROBERT T. WIERINGA, 10 p.m. His classes may be taken as at the Barrister House. The wedding flanked above by MRS. J. ROSS BUSH, the club's current facilities as Cht'l:st Church Cranhrook, ' M~mbef3 of the Women's Assooia. either non.credit courses or, for those is planned for next July. president (left), MRS. LESLIE C. PUTNAM, scholarship chair- th~ Guardian BuC,lding, the Stroh t:on of 1he Grosse Pointe Congrega- eligible, as credH courses through The bride.elect, a Grosse Pointe man (right), and committee member MRS. RO~~RT F. WEBE~. Brewery, Saint Pau'i's Cathedral and ,::onal and American Baptist Church Michigan State University. Marie Woo South High School graduate who holds He':y Redeemer Church, the Detroit began their 1981.82 season with a The party begins at 2 and ends at 4 p.m. R.ec~lvmg members In , ...dll tQ.~t-h ;:ll c;-1ril"t,1v f1(\t'.(>Tt20H "oU"'~ P,,");,. T.;!)r'rv ."~ 111oolihl,t" (}f Ar!~ a Bachelor of Science degree in Com. ~:1s::1~':;:;rr.(:~~:~~ l:lst T~~sd:!J~, S~;.'!. the fover will be the Mesdames Bush, Wlennga and Putnam. Mondays and Wednesdays. from 12:30 mumcatlon trom !tensse!aer Poiy. th~ former Women's City' Club OIi 8, conducted by President Mrs. Will- Assisti'ng in the home and its charming gardens WIll be the to 3:30 p.m. Par:< Avenue, Bdle Isle's SCott Foun. technic Institute and a Master of Cost of tuit.jon, basic materials and Business Administration degree from iam R~jd at 11:1{j a.m., followed by Theatre Arts board members. tain and many Detroit area homes, luncheon, served at 12:30 p.m. in the registration fee for students electing including a number in The Poonte. the University of Detroit, is currently T'he dub has provided a yearly attending the University of Michigan Church Soc.:al Hall by the Sarah Checking reservations will be Mrs. to take the classes as non. credit cour. grant to a woman drama student at In addition to educational courses, Law School. Group. Wrlliam J. Coyle and Mrs. Richard P. ses is $175. Cost for those registering Wayne State University since 1952. Pewabic maintalns a museum of Mrs. Her fiance, son of Mr. and Mrs. LOcke. for MSU credit is $205. S:ratton's works and a gallery, exhitit. Tile aflernoon agenda, arranged by Current Eva Woodbridge Victor Schol. Hughey Houpt, of Allen Park, was Serving with Mrs. Bush in the At Pewabic, students have ava:lable ing contemporary work by ~oea1 and Mn Howard Price and Mrs. Bernice arship reC':pient Jennifer Roberts, who graduated from General ~1:otors In. 1£'31-82 season are Mrs. Doll as vice. one of the best-equipped faoilities in national potters, in its two-story, Eng. Ba!es, program chairmen, featured a spent the summer at Opryland in stitute with a Bachelor of Industrial pre!>idenl, Mrs. William S. Turner as the nation for all aspects of work in l:sh Tudor style, stucco and timber (':oplay of Dar~n's purses and a baked Nashville, Tenn., as an acting, singing Administration degree, He is a senior recording secretary, Mrs. Ellwyn clay: handbuHding, wheel throwing, po~tery b~.lding. Industrial Engineer at Chevrolet. goods sale. and dancing ingenue, will be present- ed to the members during the after. Gilbert as corresponding secretary and noon. Jennifer is a senior in WSU's Ruth E. Wrock as treasurer. Board Theatre Department. members and their specific respon. , sibilHies are Mrs. EHsworth W. Alli. St. Clair Shores Mrs. Putnam has appointed Mrs. son, music and telephone; Mrs. Albert James B. Doll in charge of invitations, M. Berteel, ; Mrs. James J. Mrs. Weber in charge of the tea table CIVIC ARENA Conti, scripts; Mrs. John F. Diebel, and Mrs, William H. Bundeson in STEPHENS at 1.94 X.WAY forward planning; Mrs. R. Gerald' charge of photography and name Jordan, hospitality; Mrs. Milton W. tags. 779.4300 Volkens, membership; Mrs. Theodore Mrs. James B. Steep -is chairman of Worthman, properties; Mrs. Putnam, the traditional committee of past. scholarship; and Mrs. Doll, publicity' presidents. who wHl preside at the and programs, • ADULTS. & TOTS tea table; these include the Mesdames !.I.e. IU INC. Glendon H., Roberts, Julian G. Mc- PMIENTI Morning 1ntosh Edmund R. Shurly, Francis Named to the Winter Semester B. Van Deusen, W. Vietor Benjamin, Dean's List in the College of Arts and: ~~ ICE SKATING Frank W. Hausmann Jr., Kenneth P. Sciences and Seidman College of Bus- ... Locke, Bernard Whitley, Diamond T, iness and Administration at Grand: LiiYJllljJllJ' Program Phillips and Paul Koch, Mrs. Putnam, Valley State Colleges was Pointer' The current fashion TUESDA YS and Mrs. Doll and Florence Steep herself. ROBIN ROUCHEY. that cuts THURSDAYS 9 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. heating/cooling costa 0 DIcof.,. ffIy room Ind keepe .., ~.r skat.r currents rTIOVrlg. RecePtlnl ceiling htIt S2 In the wtnter, Alidul:ee lllr.condltlolllllg 1.,lnlSept. 15 cotta In IlUmITlef by up to 50%, Easy to No Race, Blad•• lnatIIl, wen on low ceIIIngI, U,L.lI1tcl, Never neede mllntenlllCt. MuItHpeed or ,---:---- COUPON ------, varl-epeed motor. 5 year guaranlee. I HALF.PRICE COUPON I I Good for on•• half off the regular price of ad. I THEFAN.MAN I minion to Th. Men's Hockey. or Adult/~o!s I ~...,; 2M50 QRA T10T ROIEVLLE I skating session at .The SI. Clolr Shores ell"le I Arena. I iiIil 77"5455 • n•./UI.t ,~ ~' lNS'rAu.AT1ON AVAILABLE ~I L.!hj~~~!!.n_E~ir'!!3ct:..!:.-'!a.!. _ J 4 II .... H.. ,h ., 12 IIIH. ClASSIC PERSIAN DESIGNS AT VAWE PRICES BtAUTIFUL Our Romanian-Persian Oriental rugs have DESIGNS many of the fine qualities of their Persian CAlLY CLASSES • woven counterparts. They are Persian Sale CLASSICwtAVE designs precision handwoven In Romania. Ty,o weeks only, September 14-26 MONDAY • Colorful. superb. all wool rugs at value THROUGH SUPERB prices. Don't miss this exceptional first. 200/0 off QUALITY. time'value. FRIDAY All .In Special Sale 8 :30-'9 :30 A. M. now through Store Oclober3rd PUNeva,s of Fine Orlenlat Rugs Since 1897 9:45-10:45 A.M. Sizes through 9' x 12' 12:00-12:45 P.M. Merchandise .. 304 HAMILTON ROW. BIRMINGHAM • ~4-8200 5:30-6:30 P.M. Custom design and decorating for the 6:45-7:45 P.M. home or commercial needs. ' SATURDAY Wallpaper 10:00-11:00 A.M. Carpeting C Reupholstering ROMorON ORT~ Or let us arrange Window , Treatments 400 RenClissClnce Center a special time for your group Furniture Redecorate your bedroom Lamps \-mile saving 20"0 on rolh {Qfrric QnJ lllbot CLASS SIZE for a luxurious high puff quilted bedspread or comforter. LIMITED TO SIX tJnt£.'r.io u ty <){£.nia ~;au. 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I.. GROSSE POINTE Nr:WS Paqe Seven-B Thursday, Septembor 10, 1981 ------~------_._------'------'- GP ~)ymphonv Women are,busy Fall bridge date Fort Pontcharfrain Learn to master w w DAR to open year The Grosse PGinte S y m p h ~ n y to the ankle." , tricks of magic Won;ten's Association ~nder the le~d. Mrs. Chester Bogan is taking reser. for Pointer Girls Forl Pon~chartra':n Chapter, Daugh. The Macomb YWCA, locate-d on Ten ersh~p, ?f a n~w president, Mrs. ~lm vations for the affair. Mrs. Lyndle The Poin.ter Girls' Bridge Club t~rs of the American RevoluUon, K. Lie, IS .st~rh~g the fa~1 season with R. Martin headed the invitations com. Mile Road in East Detroit, will offer meets at 11 a.m. next Thursday, Sept. opens its fall activlt:es with a boutique a course in 'Magic instructed by characterIStic vigor. A fIrSt fall event mittee. Mrs. William H. Bundesen has 17, in the Grosse Pointe War Memori. and bridge luncheon Friday, Sept. 18, Charles Deak, a professional magician has already taken place; another i,; asked Mr. and Mrs. Henry Drettmann, aI's Alger House where luncheon, ct the McFadden Ross Museum in who has studied at Eotvos College in planned and ready to go on Saturday, Mrs. Joseph. N. Jennings, Mrs. Win. served at 11:30 a.m., will be followed Sept. ~9, w~en a champagne benefit field S. Jewell Jr., Mr. and Mrs, Allen by an afternoon of bridge. Mrs. John Dearborn .. The group will meet at Budapest and the Sorbonne ih Paris, reception ,wIll salute ~ew Association Phillips, Dr. and Mrs .. Robert Reisig, J. KeIly and Mrs. John J. Schneider 11:30 a,m. for a social hour preceding and has performed and taught exten- members In the spaciOUS rooms and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Whitley and are co-chairing this first meeting of lunch. Members may make reserva. sively ,in the Detroit area, on Monday on the .Io,vely .terr~ce of. Kim a.nd Mr. and Mrs. John E. Young Jr. to the new season. Members unable to ~':ons bv cont:lc~,:ni Mrs. Adrhm Roff, evenings, from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m., 'Ma?o Lie s Wmdmlll POinte Dnve serve as ,host, and hostesses. attend are asked to call 831-7683 by Mrs. Edward K. Sampson, Mrs. Frank slarting this Monday, Sept. 14. residence. Others with reception resjJulJ.i:"ili- this Saturday, Sept. 12. McKinnon or Mrs. Bruce K. Reynolds. The class, eight weeks in .length, is Mrs. George Coticchio is chairing ties are Mrs. John M. Lazar, in charge open to adults and teens age 15 and the reception. It will feature hors of models; Mrs. J.C. Hurley, hors over and is limited to 12 students. d'oeuvres t~ compliment the cham. d'oeuvres; Mrs. John R. Edgar, cham. Registration information may be ob. pagne, soothmg background music and pagne; Mrs. Bogdan Baynert, music;' Mem.orial Church School to resume tained by calling 772.4435. a parade of ne~ fall fashions from and Mrs. Joseph J. Marshall, pub. Leslie K. Mullen Grosse Pointe Memorial Church ardship as an attitude toward living, the Margaret Diamond Shop, model. !icity. welcomes members back to Church for Grades Seven and Eight, led by ed by professionals and members of On the first Tuesday in September, School classes this fall with a Sept. Mary Anne Evans. WOOlen's Fitness the Pointe Symphony Women's As- Mrs. Marshall E. Collins concert sea. to he fall bride 13 Sunday morning breakfast in which sociation. son ticket chairman for'the Women's • Confirmation Education - for Mid-October wedding plans are be. the theme "Take My Hand and Follow Grades Nine through 12, led by The at ~'Iaconlb YWCA "Nineteen eighty.one is a season of Association, and, Mrs. Young, mem- ing made by Leslie Kathleen Mullen Me" will he carried out through dec- Reverend David Antonson and John A pair of women's fitness programs. fabulous fashion, and the clothes have bership liaison for the Grosse Pointe orations and activIties planned by never been more feminine," says Mar. Symphony Society, invited a group of and John Frederick Breitmeyer III Mazer. Creative Aerobics and Body Benders, who:,~ engagement has been announced Jessie Davies, Betty Young and Mary • Growing with Television - a look begins the week of Sept. 14 at the garet Diamond. "There's something faithful workers to the Collins home Anne Evans, director of Christian Ed. by h,~r par,ents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald at Iifeslyles and worldview as por- Macomb YWCA, located on East Ten , flattering for everyone to wear and to address announcements about the ucation. lengths are a choice, from the knee Pointe Symphony's upcoming season, M. Mullen, of Kenwood Court. trayed by the media, for senior high Mile Road in East Detroit. Each class Post-breakfast, parents will meet which will feature pianist Flavio Va- M:ss Mullen holds a Bachelor of school students, led by Claudia will run for eight weeks. teachers and join hands for a teacher rani, violinist Misha Rachlevsky, con- Ar~s degree from Wayne State Uni. Thomas. Creatire Aerobics, designed for the commissioning service to be held in tralto Johanna Gilbert and pianist versity, where she majored in Art • Focus on the Family - Dr. James non.dancer to limber muscles and tone Arts and crafts fair R~rh(H1r Chap!'l. Sl~iJll,Hllc. L~C1n. Hi:;tory and was elecleu ~o Pili Ed" c. Dut~vJI';; pup41~:lr !:1!:1. se!"!~~~ for t~c c?rr1.i('l'''I<('111ar ~vstem via simple The season "ticket committee in. Kappa. Her 'f'lance, son of Mr. and Children's classes, for a-year-olds adults, with discussion led by Mr. and dance movements set to music, pro- information sought cludes the Mesdames Elmer L. Bar. Mrs. John F. Breitmeyer Jr., of Mount t!lr()ugh 13-year-olds, begin at 9:30 vides a balanced program of exercise. ber, John ::-lolan Jr., Roy Scharfen. Mrs. Carl Sterr. The Miehigan Council for the Arts J. Clemens, is a Cranbrook alumnus, who a m. Sunday morning. Child care is Classes are held on Mondays and is seeking information on state arts berg, Joseph M. Scanlon and Mrs. • New World Emerging: Peace, En. holds a Bachelor of Science degree provided for infants and toddlers. Wednesdays from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. and crafts fairs and festivals sched. Whitley. They were aided and abetted ergy, Weapons. Middle East - fea. from the University of Michigan, Y.'J:!erials used for classes are "Chris- and on Tuesdays and Thursdays from uled to take place in 1982, for inclu- at the coffee and homemade coffee- turing a guest speaker each week, where 'he majore'd in Human Re- fan Edu::aNon: 'Shared Approaches" 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. sion in the Michigan Arts and Crafts cake session by the Misses Marion including Dr. Richard W'cird. of Wayne sources Development and Criminal - "Liv:ng the Word" and "Interpret. Slale University; Dr. Allin Luther, Body Benders is a twice-a.week Fairs and Festivals Directory. Louise Hopson, Hazel Thomas and shape.up program to firm general Katherine Wasserfallen, the Mesdames Justice. ing the Word." professor of Persian Studies, Univer. This popular publication contains muscle tone and work on special prob- listings of over 250 art fairs across Alexander Pietra, E.D. Fllntermann, Educational opportunities are pro_ sity of Michigan; Dr. Richard Mitchell, Henry P. Cope, Pierre Pa1mentier, vided for all ages at 10:30 a.m. in a professor of History, University of lem areas. Classes are held on Mon- the state, including multi.media and days and Wednesdays from 6:30 to single media shows. It is scheduled Paul D. Grubbs and Ram Fahim, and Kappa Alpha Theta j:'rogram enWled "Adventures in Liv-. Michi[i\an; Dr. Omar Abd-Allah, Uni. by Mrs. Marshall and Mrs. Lie. ing and Learning - A.L.L. Program." verslty of Michigan; and Dr. Alvin 7:30 p.m. and on Tuesdays and Thurs- for release in mid.January. Sponsors days from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. must complete an application in order Courses offered for ,the fall term are: M. Saperstein, Wayne State University. TIMOTHY SCOTT KRAUSE, son of Ahu:uni party slated to be listed; applications and informa- • Do You Love Me? - stewardship MR. and MRS. DUANE K. KRAUSE, Kappa Alpha Theta Alumni III will tion may be obtained by contacting education in the learning center style, the Michigan CouD_cil for the Arts" of The Woods, bas been initiated into hold a fall cocktail party Friday, Sept. Valparaiso University's chapter of 18, from 7 to 9 p.m. Further informa. for Grades One through Six, led by Cancer screening clinics available' Office of Extension Services, 1200 Alice Gordon. , " Sixth Avenue, Detroit, Mich. 48226 Mortar Board, the national senior tion may be obtained by contacting Cervical and breast cancllr screen- 21. Appointments may be made by Sue Carpenter 824-4490. • Stewardship for All Life - stew- (256-3732). . honor society. a.t ing clinics are available 'at ,the Michl- caUing .881-2413. ., ' .' Nominal fee charges are $10 for gan Cancer FoundatIOn s East Servlce the initi~l breast examination, $7 for Center on Mack Avenue, near Aline each repeat breast examination, $5 Drive, on Mondays during September for each pap smear, but arrangements from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Pap tests can be made according to one's ability will he given next Monday,' Sept. 14. to pay. T-he MCF,' the sla.te's only ~OROUK ~E~':~Breast examinations may be sched. cancer research and control agency, .., NURSING S ~....",,,i~,"~:.::: uled for the following Monday, sept. .is a Torch Drive-United Way Agency. llmms HOME S :.Ul'!IlIS ...• mUll. 8045 ... . W:~UIl Dr \flnc.!".' ,,".Cl • lUTO OIF.c:'or ACCIDHHS EAST JEFFERSON If DETROIT, MICH. OPEN60AYS 774-7920

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2~428 Harper .e\\e's St. Clair Shores Leverenz-Martin rites celebrated Michi~an 48081 G r 0 sse Poi n t e Congregational er Pointer who now makes his home, Church was the setting Saturday, Au. ill Indialfapolis, Ind. Groomsmen were ~o Cafe gust 1, for the wedding of Catherine Andrew Martin, brother of the bride, Ellen Martin, daughter of Mr. and and Jeff Knudson, Dirk VanOsdol I ". For the jineJt in European Mrs. Robert A. Martin, of Lochmoor and Rick Ward, the bridegroom's AI. and American soups, sandwIches & Boulevard. and John Robert Leverenz, bion College Sigma Nu. fraternity spe,;ials in a pleasant atmosphere. son of Mr. and Mrs, John F. Leverenz, brothers. of Bishop Road, The Reverend Roy The bride's mother selected a Homemade pies and cheesecake R. Hutcheon, D.O., officiated at the sleeveless of lilac chlffon, fea. 6 o'clock rites, turlng an Emplr~ waist and floating Noelle LU8%C%yk Cloffll Telephone The former Miss Martin wars a back panels. She pinned a white or. .. • ~ 0- owner & mana~.r 5/1II JtJ y 771-5'222 traditional gown of white , chid IInd baby's.bruth to her match. styled with a Queen Anne neckline ing, clutch purse. The brldesroom's .. r ,,(-' .., . '1(; f E;~:;!:".r;j:",,::" ,: CO.,.' .,~.... and her skirt extenoed Into a chapel cented with tucks. She, too,' pinned ~, ~I" train bordered with matching lace, an orchid and bllby's.breath to her r lll!r triple.lIered, cathedral length purse, Purchasers , bordered lInd apJ1liqucd wilh A highlight of the dinner reception IMe, fell from D Jullet of lace at Lochmoor Club following the wed. of and pearls. She wore her mother's dIng was the presentation of a white • /<;.' ~~:~~'-." ~'f.c~. . wedding sarter and pearls and car. rOEe to the bride by her Albion Col. :~:;-: ~; ;.J t:~ rled the Imported lace handkerchief J& & lege Kappa Delta sorority sisters. An. Phofo by), S, Do Foro,t Estate Jewelry traditionally carried in weddings by 20i39MAlKAVE GROSSE POISTE WOODS B~6.46()() e ~her highlight was the tradltl6nal Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. members of the bridegroom's family. SwedIsh wedding song &un!l by Ann John R. Leverenz Steven J. Conlan Her cascade bouquet was fashioned Charlotte Nygren, a former exchange. of rosebuds, daisies, stephanotis and sludent In the Martin home. Ann and Ivy. her husband, Anders, came from Honor maid Peggy Martin, sister of f:tockholm to attend the wedding, Spring wedding for Miss Brower ( th~ bride, and bridesmaids Barbara I ,...,,\-,...- ...... 1 .....~,..... rrH""t'I-.,. '"~hU'4Q~ A ~ home on VillR LaM in SI. Clair with lace and seed pearls. She made :\fartin, another sister, Susan Lever. th; 'b~ideg;~~~:; ..~.ra;d;;;~~th;~~. M;s~ Shores are Mr. and Mrs. Steven her fingertip veil, and carrIed. a c~s. enz the bridegroom's sister, Susan Robert Rawson, of Stouffvllle, Ont" Joseph Conlan, who vacationed on cade of white roses, stephanotiS, Van Vleck and Trudy Steigerwald, the Parad'ise Island in The Bahamas fol. baby's-breath and greenery. brIde's former roommate and sorority Canada; the bridegroom's uncle, aunt 45 ullique si!:ter at Albion College, wore floor and cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald lowing their spring wedding in the Honor maid Christie Agn~ made the shops and bngth, sleeveless dresses of yellow Rawson and theIr family, of Hamilton, Grosse Pointe Congregational and dresses worn by. herself and brides. worth Cnt., Canada; and a sorority sister of studios ili olfandy, embroidered at bodice and American Baptist Chureh. . maids Sandy Brower and Joan Bar. the bride, Mrs. Louis Hanoian, of San the rel,,:.;ed skirt with white eyelet daisies. Mrs. Conlan, who had been reslding nard. The gowns of lavender Qiana C::lgo, Calif. on Rivard Boulevard, is the former were evening length, styled with a/m()Jph~re of Their summer bouquets f~atured Jud:th Lynne Brower, daughter of slightly flared s~irts and narrow straps a good (/11 al/thell/IC y~Jlow and white daisies, pink carna. Th:l newlyweds vacationed in the Mr. and Mrs. Robert N, Brower, of crossing in back. They also wore . r~Jfored villaKe tions, blue cornflowers and baby's- south, windjammer cruising in The breath, and they pinned baby's.breath Bahamas and ralaxlng for a week ill Toledo. 0_ Mr, Conlan, who had been lets of lavender print chiffon. They UI131 .110 Milt Maty .,,', IIW e,.. II Sn NY' in their hair. Florida, They are at home on Rivard residing on Nottingham Road, is the carried bouquets of pink carnations, .on . look\ Best man was Nick Verme,t, a form. Boulevard. son of Walter P. Conlan, of Lake. statis and baby's.brellth. the honor poInte Avenue, and the late Mrs. attendant's accented with miniature, Most people who turn • Nutrition Conlan. white roses and pink ribbon. Speclalls. The 5 o'clock ceremony Saturday, 10 the Classllleds . 'of Michigan,Inc. Alpha Delta Kappa schedule stays' full May 23 at whJch The Reverend Roy Best man was Gary Prlttle, Gena j, already have 8 prod- 22811 Gr.et.r Meek Two Grosse Pointe teachers attend. honored Barbara Weaver, Physical R Hutcheon, D.O., pre&lded was fol. Fonlana and Tim Atkinson ushered. uct or service' In " It, Cllir Shor .. , Mich. ed the national convention of Alpha Education teacher at Pierce Middle lo'wed by a recepotlon at Lakeland The mother of the bride wore a ~ .Delta Kappa, an international, hon. School, with a retirement dinner at Manor, dr2ss of yellow Qiana. featuring Q mInd, and head right orary, professional soro,rity of women Lombardi's. 'l'he evening's hostessl!s The former Miss Brower chose a floor length, accordion. pleated skirt LOSE WEIGHT educators, In New Orleans, La" thIs were Helen Huber, ot Lakepolnte tr~dltlonal, white wedd1ng" gown, and a crocheted, loose.fittlng bodice, lor 'Your best pros- • f"l 8'111• Ell RII~I• 1m ~'~'Y • M•• IClIDill. summer. Avenue, and Helen Perkins, of War. fashioned with an' Emplre.walMed Her corsage was a yeHow carnation pecls. ThIs means • aallnCld mill plana compllmlnt mldlCfthOnS 1M Pierce Middle School teacher Paula ner Road. Highlight of the nliht Was loclal 'lr ... accompanylnll malabollc problems . bodice. its scoop neckline rimmed with mlnlatur~, orange roses, Winsky, of Alpha Zeta Chapter, and "Barl:ara, Barbara, Barbara," wrllten. .. __ ~__ ~.~_...... ,__ ~...... --,__ ~ __ ...... --....-----...J ...... quick results for youI 20111OFF FIRST VISIT WITH THIS AD Trombley teacher Jan Judd, .of Beta and sung by Edna McKee, ~aula Win. / It pays to look Into 0lIlIa HHl1 11 AHtill.1lI OIly - AI,"will linin m.711o Alpha Chapter, were am_ong the 2,000 sky and Mary Younke, all Pierce Yachtswolnen plan convention delegates and families teachers, , \ 4 ugust wedding the Classlfledsl present. Sam Winsky, Paula's hus. The chapter's lut meeting ot the September program band, attended the meetings fGr hus. year was a potluck dinner at. the for Miss Coury Hostesses for Yachtswomen', meet- , Sam was one of 13 husbands Harper Woods home of. Rose Hauck. ing tonight, Thursday, Sept, 10, at 8 LOUISE who. went to New Orl~ans with the Among Us altruistic projects during Melissa Linda Ann Cour~ daughter p,m. at the Great Lakes .Yacht Club in 882- 83 delegates from :\1lchlgan, the past year were donation! of a of Mr. and Mrs, Gaorge A. Coury. of 5t. Clair Shores will be Jean Krantz, /0,. m,micu"~J, IipJ, ADK's chapters are located in all four.prong cane to the Loan Closet at P;mberton Road, and John Reynold Nancy Reynolds, Marie Michaelson, 110 states, the District of Columbia, the Grosse Pointe War Memorial and N:lRe-1,son of Josephine Nagel, of De. Carol Raymond and Marlene Krygier. ,6900 wrap}, ped"cut,'eJ Puerto Rico and five other countries. of 40 bibs to Saint Anne's Nursing tre~t, an:! thl! late Adolph Nagel, eX. Guest speaker Ray Patterson, presl. Chapter delegates meet biennially to Home, plus support for Helen Huber's changed marriage vows Wednesday, dent of the Macomb County Council and f'epai"J elect international officers and con. cooking classes at the League for the August 26, in Saint George Orthodox of the United States Navy League, duct sorority business. Handlcapped-GoodwillI n d u s t r i e s' r,hurch. The newlyweds are making wlll dIscuss the Naval Sea ~adet 773-4751 Locally, ADK's Alp1ta.Zeta Chapter' Saint Ambrose Home. their home In Detroit, Program, .. at / lOLl SALON .21865 Harper. Bet. 8 & 9 Mi. Rd. Schedule water color lessons '. Marilyn Derwenskus will stress the through Nov. 16, from noon to 2:30 imag.lnative approa~R.J~ 'her ,1I,!J~~mn ]t.m. - Grosse L.ON'. GOLD and SILVER water color course 'at the Grosse The' course will first explore a ,~7'" MACK AV~. Pointe War Memorl~l. "Classell, .de. variety of water color techniques, then concentrate on compoaltlon and color, Pointe signed to 'meet the 'needs of the be. using a variety of subj eets - .till Ilfe, Buying Estate Jewelry, ginner as well as the experienced Services Clowel's, landscape - for vis\!al stlm. Area Diamonds, Gold and watercolorist, meet Mondays, Sept, 14 ulatl°ll_ Sliver Coins, Sterling, WAL of Detroit will nleet in Pointe Pocket . Grosse Pointe Woods The Women's Architectural League and new members are welcome; memo -The Grosse Pointe of :\letropolltan Detroit will hold a bershlp is open to spouses of regis. 884.9~93 membership tea and present .its 1981, tered architects, architectural gradu. MeMORIAL CHURCH '. ~RESBYTERIAN CHURCH By Appointment Only 82 calendar of programs at 1 p.m, • ates and landscape architects. Further United Pre~byterian Tuesday, Sept. 15, at the Lakepolnte information may be obtained by call. . 19950 Mack Avenue Avenue home of Yvonne Smith. Old ing 822.9138, . (halfway between Moroll end Vernier Raids) "TAKE MY HAND Sunday at 9:30 a.m. Hospital Auxiliaries group will convene AND FOLLOW ME" 'BULLFROGS & BUTTERfLIES' This month's meeti~g of the South. troit where. follow.ing a noon lunch. An intergenerational event Breakfast 8:25 for all ages. east District of the Michigan Associa. eon, Dr. David Nolan, of Herman . Church School 9:30 . . I b Ke:r~r Hospital, will talk on Epideml. A.L.L. PROGRAM 10:30 11 A.M. WORSHIP tlon of Hospital Auxlllllr es has e~n ology in 191H and What's Creeping . Children's Learning Cenler scheduled for next Tuesday, Sept. 15, Up on You. Members of all district Worship 9:30 and 11:30 :-Iursery Pro vIded. at the Wayne County Medical Society auxiliaries ar~ cordlally lnvlt~d to for information Building on Antietam Street in De. attend. "WIND IN OUR SAILS" call 886.4300 24 hours a day RAY H. KIELY Pulors. Ethnic Festival fun at Saint Veronica's David J; Eshleman Robert C. linthicum '111Laulhore Dr. Dlaloa.preyet John A. Curphey An Ethnic Festival is planned for will be available. Continuous music 812.5330 • 24' hr. 882.8770 Thal's the futinAling yOU'never-know Ihing aboul today', this weekend, Saturday, Sept. 12, from ",m be provided by well.known bairnyling. It can be ., romanlic as rhe turn of Ihe century. 11 a.m. to midnight, and Sunday, Sept. groups. among them The Blue Pigs, AI vampish as the thinies. Or ASgtammic as the yeAr2000. 13, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on the Tlle Imperials and The Michigan St. James .GROSSE POINTE First English CHRIST THE KING Girl:l jWI don't han 10 look like othtt girls anymore. They grounds of Saint Veronica Parish in Cavaliers. Races and contests, arts and can look like ,hemselves. Or as any ,.If they ....ant 10 be. It's BAPTIST CHURCH Ev. Lutheran all done ",ilh h~ir1rylin?lheir own. And lome Ihal i5n',: And .East Detroit' at Universal and Toepfer, Cl afts sales, a flea market area, pro. Lutheran' LUTHERAN .be secreu of a very skillful hairdresler. If you'd like 10 just east of Gratiot Avenue. duce market and Vegas' Room also Church 21336 Mack Avenue Church CHURCH indulge in a lilde ,elf e"pres,ion. 'ee us._. Polish, Italian and Mexican food will be featured. Grosse.Pointe Woods ------_._------~----- "on The HIfI" Vernier Road at 20338 Mack, GPW. A WArm WoIOOm8 Wedge wood Drive, McMUlan at Kerc~val Aw811S You j 884-5090 BA.RT EDMOND 884.0511 Grosse Pointe Woods

HAIR. SKIN AND ~AKE.[P SALO' ~n;.~orsh'P ~t'~~ I- 884-5040 9 a.m. Sunday School ; .. SHORES SHOPPING CENTE~ - 13 Mile 9tttperUae Cabinet Mfg. Co. Inc. "'WORSHIP SERVICES Sunday, S<:hooI I \ Church Worship 9 a.m. Bible Classes ;:f" _ @ 9.45 a.m , 31065 HARPER AVENUE - 296.3660' 9:30 & 11:00 a.l11. 8:30 and 11 a.m, 10:30 Family Worship (Nursery. both Services) Ev.oong servlCe~ ,L. I . Sunday Church School VIVIANE WOODARD COSMETICS == "Deal Direct With The Manufacturer" 6'30 P m tI I .• 9:30 a.l11. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Joseph P. Fabry. Pastor EVE!iING t1~ -_~E~_ AND WOMEN Nursory !'01 I . " All ServICes .~ '"t!',;;.'.... Rev. P. Keppler Randy S. Boelter, Vicar Rev. George M. Sheller A..... Wm TaN _.~- - . . Groue Pointe --- St. Paul Ev. CHRIST United -~ --- CHRIST CHURCH- METHODIST Luth8ran FELLOWSHIP CHURCH GROSSE POINTE , (/, 211 Morou Rllid Church (Epls,eopal) CHURCH 888-2353 881-8870 61 Grosse PoInte Blvd. (non-detlOmin.Uonsl) 9:15a.m .. 217&0 Raven Road Family Worship Chalfont. and Lothrop Sunday Services East Detroit Ilnd Church School 8 a,m. Holy Eucharist (Just West of 1.94 II: 15 a.m 10:30 a.m. Summer Houri' 10 a.m. of Toepfer Worship Service No Sunday SChool Holy Eucharls~ Nursery and Pre.School Rev. Douglu DeVOl Church School Services: FRII FOR ALL Sundays 10:30 a,m. Ministers: (Holy Eucharist Robert Palll Ward Free *Measure, Installation, Freight Rev, K.R. Lentz, TH.D, Onld B. PennIman 1st Sunday of the month) :. 8T. MICHAEL'a CHRISTIAN EPISCOPAL FIRST 30% Savings CHRISTIAN SCIENCE The Grosse Pointe ~ CHURCH REFORMED • Horizontals • Decorator Shades 20475 SUMhlgdale Pirk CHURCH Firs' Church at Congregational ~ • Woven WOGds • Verticals Chrht, Scientist and Grone Pointe Wooch 884-4820 1444 Maryland A\'e. GrotH Polate Farm. Grosse Pointe Park "'MIN. ORDER $100.00 American Baptist 8'00 !I.m. Holy Eucharist ND freight on MOl' Iteml. 282 Cbaltoate near Kerby Rold Church 9'30 !I.m. Blble Study DilCounl hpir., 9.30.81 2~OCh.lf""ee at Lothrop (Nursery Available) ~~ ~lorning Worshlp . Services: Sunday Worship 10'30 a.m. Choral Eucharist and 10:30 a.m. "S.. our product." \. ""~ Sunday 10:30 a.m. 9:30 & 11: 15 "n. W. Manufactur. Our Own Sermon. Sunday School at Wednesday 8:00 p.m. 9:30 Church Evening Worship Line of Cu.tom Wood Clblne" DI.trlbutor. of Sunday SChool10:30 a.m. Weekday Eucharist School only 6:00 p.m. Wallpaper l.md Under the Imperlll Nlm. (infant care provided) 9:30 a m Tue!iday neading Room Crib Room, Pre. school Willpiper Ind Pllnt 9 A.M. Facilities available FIRST SATURDA Y Douglas 1\. Warners, It Call Between 8.5 Daily 106 Kerch" .J.no.the Il,ll "GOD'S STRATEGY" p a~({)r Big Ol.counts Rec~r Robert E. NeUy INTERNATIONAL Open every day except 1st cor. 1: 26-31 Sunday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Looking For Friendship Vacation Bible School 20025 E. 9 Mile Rd.. 774.784{) Dr. Roy R. Hutcheon FREE ESTIMA TES Thursday until 9:00 p.m. Rev. Jack E. Skile~ and Bible Teaching? hegins August 3rd Mon. thru Fri. 10:00-8:00 SIt. 10 to 5 872-8244

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WOODS FARMS FIRST OFFERING FIRST OFFERING 20564 FAIRWAY LANE 340 KERCHEV AU ., ~~, ~ 1Ill1!-;"I" y' 'r'YI 656 PEAR TREE' 266 McKINLEY 241 LAKESHORE' •• 1487 N. RENAUD' 270 LEWISTON' 24 McKINLEY'

SHORES CONDOS 625 LAKESHORE' 275 ROOSEVELT" 930 LAKESHORE 420 RIVARD 16914 ST. PAUL

DETROIT ST. CLAIR SHORES English two story with the option on the adja- PRICED TO SELL ... Four bedroom house on 5776 KENSINGTON 25950 MADISON CT. cent buildable 60 foot lot. Located in the Wind- ever popular Lincoln Road in the City. Com- mill Pointe Drive area. Three bedroom, bath pletely updated heating system with central and a half two story with gracious living room, air, remodeled baths and kitchen. Very spaci- "THESE PRO~ERTIES OFFER FINANCING AT TERMS OF 12% OR LESS. large formal dining room, good kitchen with ous first floor rooms, with eating area in the breakfast'room, plus a very pleasant screened kitchen and a cozy den. Finished basement, full porch. Two car garage, priced under $90,000.00. walk up attic and three car garage for just TO BUY OR SELL A HOUSE Lot $22,000. slightly over $100,000. CALL A SALES ASSOCIATE FROM DANAHER, MER, WILSON AND STROH OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5 ONE OF THE BEST REASONS WE KNOW OF TO COME INSIDE ... is what we have to offer at THOROUGH COVERAGE OF 194 Merriweather. The unusual octagon foyer leading to all the major first floor rooms, panelf'd GROSSE POINTE PROPERTIES library, living room, both with fireplace, den with wet bar plus a beautiful screened and glass garden room overlooking a patio and landscaped yard. The kitchen is equipped with built.in refrigeration. The second and third floor have six bedrooms and four full baths. 76 KERCHEVAL ABOVE MARGARET RICE OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5 885.7000 Stop in Sunday to discuss the liberal financing terms available on this large Farm colonial at an Member Grosse Pointe Reel Estate &Jard affordable price. Impeccable condition plus quality construction make this four bedroom house well worth seeing. 25% down on a land contract. Priced at $127,000. 23287 N. Rosedale. OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5 PRICE REDUCED ... LAND CONTRACT TERMS. 1£ you are scaling down this is the home for you. Conveniently located on a secluded Farms lane, easy walking distance to shopping, churches and schools. The master bedroom and full bath on the first floor, plus two more bedrooms and bath upstairs. In addition we have a paneled library, living room with fireplace, dining room with wet bar and country kitchen. 89 Handy. ";

CASUAL ELEGANCE. A house for the different ways we live ... Authentic reproduction of Thom~s Jefferson's Monticello. The hearth room \fith its solid oak beams, brick walls and hand pegged floors provide all the warmth for a cozy gathering of friends or family. The gracious foyer to a step down living room is perfect for even the most elegant entertaining. For those moments of quiet solitude a most private library. And to get away from it all the master suite offer~ a bath with jacuzzi and french doors leading to the formal gardens. Where else but on PROV ENCA L ROAD could you find this dream come true. $475,000.

DO YOU LIKE BIG WONDERFUL ROOMS?? The hospitality is warm ... the location is private ... the house is 37 Beverly. The large entrance hall creates the setting, leading to the living room with fireplace and dining room. Additional first floor rooms include: library with fireplace. Richard E. Borland, Broker Mary Kaye garden room recently updated, kitchen with butler's pantry. The second floor features a master Robert L. Damman, Sales Mgr. Nancy Schumaker suite \\lith sitting room and natural fireplace plus three more bedrooms and baths ... Third floor Bruce Sanders . Elaine Borland maid's quarters. Peggy Hume M. Virginia Damman Archie Grieve Dick Borland, Jr. BACK ON THE MARKET ... Excellent terms and immediate occupancy are just two of the many Joyce Sanders Marilyn Coticchio reasons why you would find this custom built Cape Cod with 4 or 5 bedrooms just the right house Betsy Boynton Lisa Laya for your family. The first floor features a circular staircase, charming family room with a brick fireplace, spacious kitchen, and laundry room. The extras include: central air, attached garage and custom landscaping. $171,500. THESE FINE HOMES OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 P.M. LAND CONTRACT TERMS ... Definitely for the family that has adjusted to the more casual life 75 STONEHURST - Outstanding Shores ad. SPACIOUS CONDO LIVING - AT 584 style. Large family room off the kitchen with beamed ceiling and bri~k fi:eplace that fu.rther dress and everything on one floor! Central CADIEUX. With 5 bedrooms, 31,'2 baths, opens onto a 30 foot redwood deck. For the more formal occasions there IS a lively paneled Slttll1g air conditioning, sprinkler system, charm. Mutschler kitchen and large canopied patio room and a formal dining room. Four bedrooms, two and one half baths. ing screened porch and large family room . " enjoy the benefits of a maintenance with fireplace. Ready for the family need- free lifestyle in the heart of Grosse' Pointe. A TURN OF THE CENTURY DUTCH COLONIAL ... offering all the legendary quality of the older ing 3 big bedrooms and 21h baths. Private parking and LAND CONTRACT homes and this one is no exception with loads of personality and personal touches. Located on terms. Moran Road just off of Kercheval. A classic screened and glassed front porch, natural wood 23281 N. ROSEDALE OFFERS SO MUCH ... a floors, true country kitchen, plus a mud room and a cold room. Upstairs are four bedrooms. bright professionally decorated 4 bedroom MT. VERNON COLONIAL with an eye to the Completely insulated in 1980 for economical heating. $138,000. in 8t. Clair Shores. A stone's throw to eclectic. At 1011 HARVARD an incredible University-Liggett and Assumption. Great family room with large Jacuzzi and fire. "Vive la diffurence." Not a classic colonial, not an English tudor, but a real old fashioned farm family room, central air and much more place for remarkable entertaining; a house. Loaded with charm and personality. The spacious living room features an enormous with LAND CONTRACT TERMS! greenhouse for plant lovers; a huge red. recessed fireplace plus a window seat, large formal dining room with built-ins. family room with wood deck for parties; a burglar alarm for lots of sunny windows and a very functional kitchen. Upstairs you will find more window seats in THE HANDSOME TUDOR AT 1201 GRAYTON security ... plus 4 bedrooms. 3t,:z baths and the four bedrooms and the two full baths. Owner transferred and anxious to sell. S169.000. offers 91h% LAND CONTRACT financing! a den! See it this Sunday. Add to this the charm of leaded glass. CONDOMINIUM ... We have two to choose from: a delightful two bedroom townhouse style in pewabic tile, 4 family bedrooms plus an up. PRESTIGIOUS SHORES ADDRESS ... 80 Lakeshore Village with a recent price reduction. Corner unit with new kitchen and a high balance stairs sitting room. Then add a family STILLMEADOW. Quality custom built 4 assumable mortgage. The alternative would be a pleasant two bedroom. two bath apartment room and a den for Dad and rush to see bedroom home with Italian tile foyer. large style condo in ever popular Riviera Terrace. l"reshly decorated and once again a high balance this Sunday! 122x15.6) family room with fireplace, first blended rate mortgage available. Both uniLc; provide swimming pools and club houses. floor laundry and extra large closets. 1120 DEVONSHIRE - The kind of home Comes with all major kitchen appliances TWO EXCELLENT BUYS IN HARPER WOODS ... An attractive three bedroom brick bungalo\\ Grosse Pointe is famous for. Tudor ele- and 100/,: graduated LAND CONTRACT with all aluminum trim, new furnace, new roof for $57.500. The other offers Grosse POlOtc gance yet so adap(able to today's lifestyles. terms. Schools, three bedrooms, brick' inch that you can either buy for $62.900 or rent for $-l5() pN Three second floor suites (equals 5 bed- month or better yet rent while buying. rooms and 3 baths) PLUS a 2 room suite l\tARVELOUS CAPE COD in the heart of the with separate entrance. Lots of brand new Farms at 215 LOTHROP. Disco\'er an out- DRASTICALLY REDUCED ... unusually large three bedroom, two bath bungalow. The 20 foot carpet and many just decorated rooms. standing floor plan, exceptional lot, and living room has a natural fireplace, 14 foot dining room, and 16 foot square kitchen has plenty of o/e 1 Outstanding buy with 11 assumable note. 9 "2'7< LAND CONTRA~T terms! A first eating area. The additional living areas include a family room and a completely finished ndsl" floor 3 room master bedroom suite plus an ment. Priced at $75.000 with terms available. 820 WESTCHESTER - Is loaded with charm. extra full bath and powder room. Three ing colonial detail and the location is per. more bedrooms (and bath) upst"irs for the OWNER ANXIOUS ... This charming Mt. Vernon C

51 METRO OFFICES CALL ONE OF OUR SALES ASSOCIATES FOR INFORMATION ON ADDITIONAL R.G. EDGAR LISTINGS 9'26 Bedford (reduced) $121,900 251 Lincoln . 2."." l)(iI) GROSSE POINTE OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY 11-2 • 886-3800 1028 Berkshire . .180.000 24 McKinley Pl .. ,. 23~.()()O 85 Clairview 195,000 62 ~feadow Lane . . \07.i\00 395 FISHER ROAD - GROSSE POINTE 203 Cloverly , 285,000 22940 Newherry . .79.800 370 Country Club 125.000 Lot#22 Rose Terr ace . !lO.OOO Member: nATIOnWIDE' 2147 Hampton 53,900 31 Rose Terrace . . ,. 297.000 "UOCATlon IlAVICE 102 Handy 142,500 22636 Sunnyside . 48.000 . - . 1037 Kensington . . 137,000 21682 Van K.. , . .179.000 . NOBODY KNOWS GROSSE POINTE BETTER 553 Lakeland , , . , , 179,500 1399 Whittier ...... 98,000

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RELOCATION HOME WARRANTY . . SERVICE PROGRAM TOLES & ASSOCIATES, INC. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 663 UNIVERSITY - Attractive English architecture enhanced by lovely gardens in front and rear yards. Library, breakfast room with beamed ceiling, recreation room, 4 bedrooms, 21'2 baths, move.in condition. WILL CONSIDER 11% LAND CONTRACT. Goodman Pierce & Associates, Inc. 416 LAKELAND - PRIME LOCATION IN GROSSE POINTE CITY. An older colonial with the charm and spaciousness that is hard to find in new homes. 4 family bedrooms, 3 baths plus • • maid's quarters, library. glassed porch, recreation room, 3-car attached garage, 100 foot lot.

307 RIDGEMONT - FOR THE PERFECTIONIST! Brick ranch in move-in condition. Three bed. SOMEONE IS MISSING "THE" HOUSE rooms, separate dining room, fireplace, screened porch, new 2-car garage. .

790 MIDDLESEX - NEAR TROMBLEY AND ST. AMBROSE SCHOOLS. Center entrance colonial with family room, 1st floor laundry, 3 bedrooms, 21'2 baths, recreation room, central AC, alarm system, 2-car attached garage.

424 WASHINGTON - A HOUSE IS NO BETTER THAN ITS LOCATION, AND THIS FARM COLO. NIAL HAS THE BEST - close to South High and Richard. 5 bedrooms, garden room with beamed ceiling, paneled family room with fireplace and another fireplace in the master suite. Garage space for 4 cars.

2.F AMIL Y FLAT WINDM1LL POINTE DRIVE - Deluxe 2-family flat for the executive. Each unit has a fireplace in the living room, large dining room, library or 3rd bedroom, 2~~ baths, Mutschler kitchen, laundry room, screened porch, central AC. Assume 11% mortgage. Lower available soon. 516 .Shelden is "A One of a Kind" old but new, 5 911 Edgemont has Grosse Pointe opulence that OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5 bedroom, 5 fireplace home set well back on a should be preserved by someone who cares. wooded lot. Wonderful kitchen and family Large beautiful rooms flow in pleasant traffic FIRST OFFERING room. Workable financing available. pattern. Just right for a family! 488 LAKELAND - SOMETHING SPECIAL! Thoroughly refurbished and attractively deco- rated in 1980, this exceptional home was OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-5:30. selected for the Grosse Pointe Garden Center's 60 LOCH MOOR _ French colonial '- Four bedrooms, sun room, library, family room. Pre- Tour of Houses. New kitchen with breakfast sently being redecorated. Swimming pool, patio, prestigious location! CAN BE RENTED area, paneled library with Franklin stove, large screened porch, lovely recreation room FOR $1,200 per month! 1" with bar, wine cellar, 4 spacious bedrooms and 64 MUSKOKA _ Charming 4 bedroom French colonial on quiet tree lined street in Heart of the 3'/z baths. You'll like the fine woodwork and Farms. Seconds to bus - one block from Farms Pier. Paneled den - large garden room. detail, the refinished hardwood floors and new Priced right or WILL RENT FOR ONE YEAR! carpeting.

61 MOROSS - PRICE REDUCED TO $139,900. Close to Farms pier. Completely redecorated and BY APPOINTMENT remorleled, includi!lg a new kitchen. Family room with fireplace and bar overlooking the walled 1449 WAYBURN - Grosse Pointe Park, affordable bungalow - $29,500. Two bedrooms, 1 car garage, patio, fir~t floor laundry, 2 powder rooms, 2nd floor contains 4 bedrooms and family room. Two new gas heat, good terms. ' attractively decorated bedl'ooms and bath on 3rd. With assumable mortgage. 1307-09 LAKEPOINTE - Grosse Pointe Park, flat, lowest priced flat available, excellent rents - 414 CHAMPINE - ATTRACTIVE 3.bedrooms colonial on a 5O.foot lot. Modern kitchen, 1112 baths, Various terms! family room, recreation room with bar. In the Farms near Montieth School. VACANT LOT - next to 1254 Maryland $6,900. ZOned 2 family! C.W. Toles I , ST. CLAIR SHORES , William E. Keane TOLES & Sue Adelberg 22593 KIPLING - Spotless ranch, 3 bedrooms, redwood garden room - Charming basement rec. Betsy B. Buda Ann W. Sales ASSOCIATES, INC. room, 2 car garage near everything, land contract possibie!! I I Sally Cae James D. Standish, III I Mary F. Ferber Lois M. Toles REALTORS 885-2000 I ,! '; J .' .... I 1 "' ! .\ I

:1, S~ 20439 MACK AVENUE TWO FIRST OFFERINGS GROSSE POINTE TERRIFIC TWO FAMILY BLOCK TO VILLAGE WCATION iIi WOODS OFFICE ! £,1<,'B~ 1<~ 1 I "'""here Sales and Friends Are JI(lde" 886-8710 :.1 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 i > i I ;A{~i~:'::'\~~i~t!,:~~! I Lf ' ::":<.~: ' I i i

Start with a spacious well maintained two family, Would your Mom, Dad or one of your children with modern kitchens, recently new carpeting just starting out like a prime location, attrac. and paint throughout. Since both units have fire. tive 3 bedroom restored cottage just a block places, large dining rooms and good location, the away from Jacobson'~ in the Village? Excellent fair market value rents are excellent ... $400 up financing is available, including land contract 844 WHI'ITIER - South of Jefferson. Beauti- 22924 CANTERBURY - st. Clair Shores bor- and $450down. Now get this -how about a simple terms. With immediate occupancy and a $54,900 price, what are you waiting for? fully maintained English offering 5 bedrooms, dering Grosse Pointe, off Jefferson near Nine assumption $54,000 mortgage at 11%? Lower now ! 31f.!baths, den, updated kitchen with built-ins Mile. Immediate possession is being offered on vacant for owner occupancy! I :e-finished hardwood floors, large formal din~ this especially sharp 4 bedroom colonial, . j 109 room, leaded glass windows, recreation beamed ceiling in family room with fireplace, ~*************************************************1 ; ! room, screen enclosed porch, 3 car garage. 21f.! baths, new kitchen with appliances, land ~ OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 ~ contract terms. ,.. SUPERB COLONIAL- REDUCED PRICE ESTATE SALE! ,.. ,.. 910 LAKEPOINTE 278 1\IT. VERNON ,.. * * * OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 * * * ~ It's difficuit to describe a three bedroom colo- You haven't seen an exciting three bedroom, ~ . I~ FIRST OFFERING - 23107 Alger, St. Clair Shores, near Marter Road. Custom 3 bedroom ranch on ,.. nial this specialin words; there's just so many two bath, Cape Cod in impeccable condition ,.. quiet de!ld e~d street. Just what you have been looking for. 1Y2baths, 1st floor laundry, family ,.. outstanding features to see. Like 21f.!baths, big until you've seen this desirable location ,.. room With fireplace, large country kitchen, recreation room with 2 finished bedrooms, 2 car ,.. closets, paneled library and spacious family beauty! Where else can you find such a prime ,.. attached garage, built in 1970, simple assumption. ,.. room, plus great decor ... now priced below location, prime condition residence for a mod. ,.. appraisal* at $95,000 with both land contract est $78,500? Come early and bring your ,.. 1813 KENMORE - Four bedroom, 11;2bath colonial with family room, 21/z car garage, finished rec. and generous blended rate terms. This checkbook. ,.. room, central air, burglar alarm system, park in back, excellent L.C. terms, under $80,000. "Jewel" isn't going to last long ... See you : 1~~ ,.. 32 GREENBRIAR LN. - Grosse Pointe Shores - Off Lake Shore. Three bedroom 2112 bath ranch with Mutschler kitchen, family room, 3 fireplaces, excellent land contract ter~s. t*************************************************~ "BUY APPOINTMENTS" PLEASE 1960 RIDGEMONT - Grosse Pointe Woods - Immaculate 2 bedroom ranch completely re-decorat4.>d with new carpeting and window treatment, assume at 1212%, also for le~se - $475 - adults only, THE PRICE OF AN EXCITING RESIDENTIAL INVESTMENT ON THE COUNTRY CLUB JUST no pets. WENT DOWN! And when you consider the very generous land contract terms, the dollars on this investment make exceptional common "cents"! Beyond good economics expect a superb, beauti. 1 920 WHI'ITIER - Grosse Pointe Park - Contemporary 3 bedroom, 21h bath colonial with attached fully appointed four bedroom, 2 ,2 bath residence with a host of special features that are guaran. garage, beautiful back yard with lots of trees, land contract terms. teed to please some fortunate family, .. like attached greenhouse, library, plus enclosed Florida room, central air and a jacuzzi.hot spa overlooking the lOth green of the Country Club of Detroit 978 WES~C~STE~ - Grosse P?inte Park - Lan~ contract terms offered on this lovely 3 bedroom $238.500! coloma I With t h baths. FlOrida room. recreatIOn room in a most convenient location. WOODS CONTEMPORARY PRICE 22422 MANOR - St. Clair Shores - Charming 3 bedroom brick ranch with water front park at Eagle SLASHED - Spacious three bedrooms, 11'2 Pointe on the Lake, recreation room with wet bar and lav., land contract terms. bath contemporary at a n~w low price of $124,900 ... call for details. 22501 BAYVIEW - St. Clair Shores .- On large canal close to lake, residents private park steel sea wall, electric hoist, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, den &: screened porch. land contract term~. BIG RANCH/REDUCED PRICE - Start with a newer ranch just a few blocks into St. Clair WEVE MOVED * * * BY APPOINTMENT * * * Shores. , . chop the price down to $85,900; TO THE GROSSE POINTE add land contract terms, three bedrooms, Allard Cape Coo 2 Bdrms 1'2 Baths Immaculate cond., central air, new drive. l'.jz baths, air conditioning, attached two VILLAGE! Roslyn Bungalow 3 Bdrms 1 Bath Updated kitchen. 2 car garage, immed. occup. car garage and big family room - super Somerset 2 Fam, Flat 313Bdrms 111 Bath Alum. trim, sep. utilities. ('xce!lent rents. deal! 718 NOTRE DAME Vernier 2 Fam, Income 312Bdrms 111 Bath Alurn. trim, firepl ace, separate utilities. Vernier Bungalow 3 Bdrms I Bath Rec. room, FHA or L.C. terms, updated kit. FINE COLONIAL - INCREDIBLE PRICE! Three bedrooms, l','z bath colonials are the STROnGmdn HARPER WOODS fastest selling, most desirable . 'first 881-0800 tI lIUOClITG.llK. II"'TOII Anita Ranch 2 Bdrms 1 Bath G.P. school!!, large lot, blended rate, fam. rm. homes" you can purchase - and when a Beau/alt Bungalow 3 Bdrms 1 Bath SImple assum., ree. rm. w/bath, new furnace. min.: condition brick colonial with a de. REAL ESTATE Heautalt IUncll 3 tklrms I Matll HiAIVA terms, (j.Y. SChOOlS, CAC, extra Insul. tached two car garage can be yours for MARKETING CONSULTANTS Kenmore Bungalow 3 Bdrms I Bath Possible L.C. terms, immac., newer garage. only $68,000 near S1. John's ... it means Roscommon Ranch 2 Bdrms 1 Bath L.C. termsor good assum., sharp, imm. occup. you'd better hurry, right?

ST. CLAIR SHORES Newberry Ranch 3 Bdrms (1;2 Baths L.C. terms, att. gar., all appl., imm. occup.

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Money Is Tight But there are fine houses on the market. Maybe you CAN afford to buy one. Realtors@ are experienced in what is known as "Creative Financing" ... and that means they can often figure out ways for YOU to finance a housing purchase. Call a member of the Grosse Pomte Real Estate Exchange. Oueen-.- .." -" ~ REAL EsrRTE

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 9 WELLINGTON PLACE - Super colonial on private cul.de-sac featuring 4 bedroom master suite, 2112 bath, paneled family SERVING GROSSE POINTE FOR OVER 50 YEARS room, pool and large private apartment, WITH 3 GROSSE POINTE OFFICES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE add to the many surprises of this home. 21940 SHOREPOINT LANE - 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo, best buy in area, price re- duced. The second floor contains two large bedrooms with tons of closet space and a full bath. The BUY APPOINTMENT ONL V brick patio and full landscaping ::omplete this pretty picture. Early occupancy can be ar- 2150 ANITA - 4 bedroom bungalow with ranged. screened porch plus recreation room and bath in basement.

19981 EMORY CT. WEST - Charming 1112 story, 2 large bedroom and bath up, bed- room, bath, den down, price reduced. !~i I • I f I WM. W. QUEEN 19846 MACK AVE. 886-4141 Scully & Hendrie, Inc. Real Estate OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5 20169Mack Avenue at Oxford Road 318 Mt. Vernon Road 881-8310 Grosse Pointe Farms T~e ever-'pop~ar three bedroom, 11k bath colonial - A FAVORITE! Bonus features of thiS offermg mclude a family room, cozy natural fireplace, recreation room and main. tena~ce free aluminum tri~, Don't miss this one on Sunday or call for a personal appomtment at your convemence. Land contract terms possible! /' 884-0600 ALSO OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5 , Ichweltzer.~Better 822 B.EDFORD - Lovely, spacious ENGLISH! 4 bedrooms, 2% baths, 25' living room den great kitchen. MORE! 884-0600. ' , Real E,tote, Inc. I I iIfIIH<2m~~R 1342~=,SHIRE - 5 bedroom, 31h bath colonial - updated kitchen, library. Land contract!

897 FISHER -:- 4 bedrooms, 21,2 baths, family room, - all brick 2-story with lots of room and a lwo names you can trust ,• budget pnce for the growing family! $79,500. 881-6300. \. ,• 1168~~~?,ON - 3 bedroom, Ph bath colonial with fine family room and good term financing. , , 960 N. OXFORD.- 4 ?edroom, 31,2bath colonial - family room, "House Beautiful" decor. Spacious LOWEST INTEREST • accommodatIons m prestige area. 881-4200. .• 1111 ~. OXFORD - 4 bedroom, 2~ bath colonial On ~70 x 270' site with. family room, Mutschler RATE IN TOWN! ,. kitchen. Assume 63A% loan and/or land contract - realistically priced! ~. • 372 HIL~CREST - 3 bedroom, 2 bath bungalow with family room, den, modern kitchen + an extra I multI-purpose ,room. 9114% ASSUMPTION and nothing to do but move in! 884-0600. 1768 ROSLYN - BUDGET PRICED 3 bedroom, 2 bath bungalow with updated kitchen, 881-6300. 622 RIVARD - NEW LISTINGS of solidly built 4 bedroom 21,2 bath colonial with 2-car attached garage on lovely 60 x 200' site. Paneled den, enclosed ter~ace PLUS bedroom, bath on 3rd floor. GOOD VALUE! $115,000 land contract' terms - $50,000 down at 11%, 2 years. 884-0600. 1058 WHITTIER - 4 bedroom, 21h bath COLONIAL on 70' site. Finished basement, enclosed terrace GOOD 10% LAND CONTRACT! Immediate occupancy. 884-0600. '

'''''It- APPOINTMENTS ARRANGED AT YOUR CONVENIENCE ...... , GRO~~E POINTE WOODS - Sharp 2 bedroom starter RANCH! Includes new kitchen, new roof and GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Immaculate brick fImshed basement with extra half bath. YOU CAN'T BEAT THE PRICE - $48,5Cl1!881-4200. Cape Cod with solid steel beam and concrete con- struction. Kitchen with built-in appliances, lib- AIR ~ONDI.T~ONED RANCH ON 90' Woods site offers 3 bedrooms, 11k baths, large family room and rary plus spacious family room, four bedrooms mcely fImshed basement with wet bar. EASILY FINANCED! 884-0600. and two full baths, new roof, storms and screens. Perfect family home located on a quiet street. GRACIOUS GROSSE POINTE PARK English colonial features 5 bedrooms, 31,2 baths, finished F242 basement and charm thruout - Pewabic tile, beautiful beveled glass natural woodwork. Good 886-5800 terms! 881-4200. '

BEDFORD near the lake - This special 4 bedroom, 21h bath ENGLISH offers country charm, NEW ~~HEN, den and tasteful decor. Simple ASSUMPTION and a SUPER VALUE PRICE! 881-

NEWC~ST~E - Air conditioned 3 bedroom RANCH with kitchen built-ins new carpeting and a price you'll like! 881-6300, ' SHORELINE EAST 9%%, 10%%, 11314%MORTGAGES - Special CHARMING FARMS S~REET, tast~ful decor, handy location near schools and shopping, good land low interest finance packages with: Mainte- contract terms available - this fine 3 bedroom, IIh bath colonial has it all! $85,000. 884-0600. nance fee paid for one year. Real Estate Taxes paid for one year, Guaranteed Sales Plan on GROSSE. POINTE PARK - Delightful 3 bedroom, Ilk bath spacious colonial with attractive dtlCor. your present home. Low mterest financing available. $89,900. 881-4200. One bedroom units, studios and two bedroom, two bath units from $33,000 to $90,000. Located SEVERN - UNDER $80,000 and this 3 bedroom, Ph bath ENGUSH on extra wide lot is a beauty r at 8200 E. Jefferson across from Indian Village GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Land contract Includes large living room, lovely leaded glass, charm thruout, land contract terms! 881-6300: and directly on the Detroit River. Models open terms available on this cute Cape Cod in mint daily 1-6 p.m. except Thursday. Offer expires condition. Featuring three bedrooms with hali NEW MUTSCHLER KITCHEN is part of the charm in this 4 bedroom Grosse Pointe Park English October 30, 1981. Call 331-2128. bath off upstairs bedroom. Call today; G693 offered at an affordable $79,900! 881-4200. 886-4200 GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Newer center hall STANHOPE - FANTASTIC $5,000 price reduction and excellent long-term land contract make this 5 colonial with 3,000 sq. ft. of living area. This GROSSE POINTE FARMS - Lovely -t bedroom bedroom, 11-2 bath bungalow with family room easy for the YOUNG BUDGET~MINDED to buy' home features 5 bedrooms, 21'2 baths, circu- brick colonial with two way fireplace in living Won't last long - hurry! 881-6300. . . lar staircase, formal dining room, family room and family room. Kitchen with built- room with fireplace and recreation room. ins, Florida room, recreation room and first 1 PEMBERTO~ - 4 be

HAMPTO.N. ROAD - Beautiful new. kitchen, extra lar.ge li~ing room with fireplace plus 4 bedrooms OUTSTANDING BUY in desirable location of GROSSE POINTE CITY - Good, solid three bed. and ~Imshed basement and FlOrida room make thiS a fme spacious family home. 881-6300 for an Grosse Pointe Woods. Spotless. maintenance room brick home with Florida room and den. appomtment to see! free brick bungalow with three bedrooms and All window treatments and kitchen spacious family room. Attractive land con. appliances included. Carefree exterior Wltll EDMUNDTON - Custom built 3 bedroom RANCH in prime St. Clair Shores area near St. Joan tract terms; Won't lase: G707 aluminum trim. Land contract terms: 1"261 Compare at $59.900 and nothin~ to do but move in! 881-6300. 886-4200 886-5800

IMPORTANT SERVIC~ CAll FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON THE MANY HOMES AVAILABLE THAT ARE I' FOR TRANSFEREES: PRICED TO SEllON SIMPLE ASSUMPTIONS, LAND CONTRACT AND BLENDED RATES I

rv"EMBEI=l WELL BELOW THE CURRENT RATES. I II RELl!l OPEN SUNDAY TWO TO FIVE II 2061 Shorepointe. Grosse Pointe Woods 886-5800 1921 Stanhope, Grosse Poi," 'Woods. 886.42ll0 INTEII.C!TV 730 Lincoln. Grosse Pointe City .. _..... 886-5800 19735 Huntington, Harper Woods. . 88Q.5800 IIUOCATION UIIVICE 22005 Shorepointe. Grosse Pointe Woods 886-5800 8200 E. Jefferson. DetrOIt. . . 8R6.4200 168 Moross. Gross£' Pointe Farms _..... 886-5800

We are here to serve you 9 A.M. to 9 P.m. Monday thru Friday Schweiller Offices Ire "pen 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday t\lrU FridlY 9 A.M. to 5 P.m. Saturday and Sunday 9 p.m. 106 p.m. Seturday Ind Sunday GROSSE POINTE WOODS OFFICE GROSSE POINTE FARMS OFFICE GROSSE POINTE FARMS GROSSE POINTE PARK GROSSE POINTE WOODS 886-4200 886-5800 82 Kercheval 884-0600 16610 Mack 881-4200 19790 Mack 881-6300 Sixteen Offices in Four Counties DETROIT OFFICE - 11500 Morang - 839-4700 •• ---_ ... - ..- ..... po .. .. • .-~-~~ ~ . ,

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882-0087 WASTE NO TIME getting in to see this "lots of potential" home in the City (near Village FIRST OFFERING - EXCEPTIONAL HOME shopping) - under $30,OOO!Call for the de- OUTSTANDING VALUES AND TERMS . , . 3 bedroom colonial, family room, com- tails and remember Location, Location, ALL OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 plete new kitchen, all new carpeting. Location! !! Blended rate at 14% or Assumption at 1371 South Renaud . Grosse Pointe Real Estate 80/,%! Priced for immediate sale!! Under LAKESHORE CENTERPIECE OF You'll love this cozy ranch, featuring a beauti. Exchange Members $60,000\ BEAUTY. , . We proudly offer an execu- ful natural fireplace, 2 bedrooms, family tive residence directly on Lake St. Clair. room, basement, recreation room with wet Borland Associates Wm. W, Qu$en FIRST OFFERING - SUPERB VALUE ... bar. Don't miss it, only $105,000. 11% land Seven thousand square feet of beauty of Eal1 Kelm Realty Schweitzer Ademco Fire Alarm system, blown-in insu- nestled in among charming landscaping, contract terms. lation, new roof 1980 - 3 bedroom ranch sculptured pool and complete security J. Champion & Co. R.eal Estate, lno.! 11% LAND CONTRACT Wm, complete finished ree. rm/wet bar and at- system. The master suite with its rare ..... Better Homes tached 2 car garage situated on large G.P'. hand-painted silk panels sets the mood of SPACIOUS COLONIAL - Featuring large liv. 04naher, saar, & Gardens Woods site! elegance by opening onto a beautiful huge ing room, natural fireplace, cozy family Wilson and Stroh. Inc:, SCull...& ",,,,..~ot'I'f'lo ~o,..lr "'11'0,..1""\,.1"(7 thiD T ~kA Pri_ room. kitchen with breakfast nook, dining OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 ~;te-h'~st;;~d"& ;,i!~.~Pe~ti~n;.~-;lc~~~ room, half bath, three large bedrooms, two fitG, Edgar & Hendrie, Inc. by appointment, please. baths, recreation room, natural fireplace, Associates 1355 Hampton - Assumption/Blend central air conditioning, new roof, 21h car , Shor~ available! Beautiful 3 bedroom, IJ,2 bath garage, only $119,500. 1109 Audubon. G,oodm$,tl, flieroe . E. R Brown .... colonial includes beamed.ceiling fam, LAND CONTRACT TERM , .. Cute four I'm., newer kitchen wlDD, charming de- bedroom Bungalow in the Farms! Com. *1036 BERKSHIRE - 12% FINANCING" & As~~ates Sine Realty Co. plete with a den and Ilh baths - this is cor. Very clean inside and out! In the Attention Doc~ors, Lawyers, Indian Chiefs. Just G~P()1nte 70's! an irrestable, must-see priced in the Estate Strongman 70's! redecorated and waiting for you to move in. Re1ll Co. Four bedroo'ms, 2~jz + Ih baths. Paneled 19295 Eastbourne - Assumption at 80/.% SUBSTANTIAL PRICE REDUCTIONS! on office. Exciting new kitchen with built in :i,~ie & Maxon. Inc. ~=~allefY ($30,000 balance). Owner has us under- microwave oven. Family room, beautiful price this sparkling 3 bedroom colonial at the 4/5 bedroom home on Roslyn make this a tremendous opportunity for the~ lot, quick possession. Only $135,000. Extra $5~,500! quarters for relatives or house guests. .~=j'~~~:i';:(:;r; who need a family home under $55,000 in .;+:~: 385 Hillcrest - 3/4 bedroom bungalow in the Woods! Act now - this won't last! Mcereart.Y:&fAa';;h'",,';' ~jf$$ OWNER WILL CONSIDER" the Farms. Low 70's. * BLACK RIVER CANAL - NO BRIDGES! PURCHASER'S PROPERTY - This lovely three bedroom, 2 bath SUCH AS A CONDOMINIUM _{~ ~;1' DECORATOR'S DREAM in the Farms. Sensa- Ranch in Harrison Twp. is a 's OR HOUSE IN TRADE tional kitchen conversation area, four dream come true! The super family 1st OFFERING - 1977 VANANTWERP generous bedrooms and 3 baths grace this room is just steps from the water - CHARMING COLONIAL featuring living rm. exceptional home! Call today for all the ex- ENJOY! \ citing details! plus bay & natural fireplace, large family rm, with Franklin stove, 1h bath, 3 bdrm. A SPECIAL HOME FOR THOSE WITH plus bath on 2nd. Immediate possession. GRACIOUSLY YOURS on beautiful Webber SPECIAL NEEDS ... This sharp 2 bed. Formal assumption at 14%. $79,500. Place in the Shores! This stately six bed. room custom-built Ranch in St, Clair room residence offers superb styling plus Shores is designed for the wheel chair. regal deeor throughout! Three full baths, bound in mind - eX,tra-large doorways, three half baths accommodate this lovely, L. 8 x 5 bathroom, flush with ground entr- George Palms Realtors Planning to 'sell your house? manageable home complete with a richly- ances, etc. All set on a lovely, over-sized paneled library, spiral staircase, and spa. 886-4444 Talk to a professional. Call any park-like lot near shopping & schools! cious family areas boasting three fire- National Association oflndepend~nt Fee Appraisers member of the Grosse Pointe Real places. BEAUTIFUL! Member Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board Estate Exchange. RENAISSANCE CITY SPECIALSIII A Family Business For Over A Century DISCOVER ELEGANT SECLUSION in this Spring Garden - Fabulous 3 BR, 1% Member National Home Relocations Service They have the know-howl neat four bedroom, bath and a half Farms story, central air, darling decor - In the For Executive Transfers home. Its unique floor plan enables you to 30's. enjoy a paneled den opening onto the large kitchen and well-sized dining and living Charllsle - Super clean - MInt 3 bed. area. Plan to see this special home on a room, tentral air, security system, im- quiet cul-de-sac today! maculate yard! In the 30's, PRESTIGIOUS LOCHMOOR - Under $160,000 J, Bishop - Cox & Baker Colonial 3 bed- .J is where you'll find this sprawling four bed- room, family room, popular near 'East- room, 21h bath ranch. The spacious family side in the mId 50's, I room overlooks a' beautiful park-like set • ting, enjoy two neltural fireplaces - all .L Somerset Energy-saver special! Three -' conformed. In a most "entertain-able" floor bedrooms, beautiful natural fireplace, ~ pattern! super location! Low 40'11. .."" .-, ~l ..... 1....'.1 . CUSTOM-CRAFT COLONIAL - Great for easy Yorkshire Income - 5/5 Tudor, large ..,I" . ,...... 1 .... ' ~ . living, three large bedrooms (master bed. rooms. LAND CONTRACT ASSUMp . i ., room has dressing area with bath), modern TION - great return on your money! stainless steel kitchen, 21h baths and a ! Super family room, Priced under $120,000 INDIAN VILLAGE GEORGIAN COLO- i with a TEN YEAR LAND CONTRACT pos- NIAL on Iroquois. Stately, magnificent 6 :.1 sible! bedroom. (5 natural fireplaces), perfect , LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT ... Once you've seen condition, built by Albert Kahn! the ge.nerous room sizes, two natural firep- ( laces, gorgeous rec. rm. with bar you'll be 882-0081 I hooked! Exceptional 4 bedroom, 1Ih bath ~ I home - SIMPLE ASSUMPTION at ,~ ~ lli\rossr lJomtr Brat lEstatr ro. l 91h"10!!! ~ 1 STREET BR/BA EXTRAS I Audubon 4-21h Fam. rm., rec, air I Ballantyne 4-21h Fam. rm., laund. rm. pool I. f Bedford 4-21h Fam. rm. patio, air Bedford 4-31h Lib., fam. rm., air "Well, it IcaS filii i 1 . 1 Berkshire 5-3 h Lib. porch, ree. rm . lcilile it la.~ted,kid. I Berkshire 4-4% Lib. fam. rm., mod. kit. We heat 'elllall, i Bishop 3-l1h Fam. rm., rec. rm. hut llo!Jociu beat.~ Christine ct. 3.2 Lib., fam. rm., air old Father Tillle~ Country Club 4-4 Lib., fam. rm., air Crestwood 3.ll,jz Fam. rm., rec. rm., air Edgemere 4.2% Lib., Fla. rm,

I Elm Court 5-'H2 Fam. rm., ree. rm., air Fisher 4-21h Fam. rm., ree. rm. i Hall Place 3-2Ih Lib., ree. rm. Harbor Hill 4-3 Lib., rec, rm., patio' Hendrie Lane 6-3lh Lib., den, 3 car garage Hollywood 3.2 Fam. I'm., rec. rm., air tI Kensington 5-41h Fam. rm., terrace .1 Lake Shore 5-4% Lib., rec. rm . .I Lake Shore 7-51h Lib. rec. rm. pool - ! Lewiston 4-21h Lib. ree. rro" terrace Something full00ck on. 3-2 to Lochmoor Lib. fam. kit. Lochmoor 4-31,jz Lib. fam. rm., rec. rm., air Lothrop 5-2 Fam. rm., rec. rm. he lir~t time I e\'er ."IW1,im ,tep into a ring I kne\\'lll' "'1'011 beL'n bll\'illg BOlld, t(\1' JIIe ..dl tlll"e H'ar,"" Merriweather 5-31h Den, Modern kit., extra lot was a \\ inner. Leltjah like it P1H:'I\11Mticdrill ,md a he asked.' . Merriweather 4-1,-2 Fam. rm., low dwn pymt. T powerhouse right han(1. He was a carelree kind,1 kid "Yeah. hut it\l'a.' ~;lurmOl1e~. Sel'int!;~ou had McKinley 3-1 Den, for sale or lease who really enjoyed boxing. But when he W,ISin tTOuble he SOllwthing to t;dllMck on'wa' the /e(/.\t [(;Ollld do ,I' your McKinley 3-2ijz Sunroom, porch, ree. rm. could light like iln alley Cilt. manager. ~Iayl)(' nOli' ~0lIl"111olx'n up th.lt little rl.'t,UI1~lIlt Moran 5-2% Fam. I'm., Owner wants offer Out of the ring he he Iie\l'd everyone. Trmtl'd \'OI\re all\',I\', talkinl! ahonf . , Notre Dame 2-1 Condo. 2nd fir., air e\'t'n'One. Lent mOnl'\' to people \\'ho 1lt'I'er I).lid him hack. . He tm'L'd his gloH" in tIll' air and ,holltL'd, "11('\, all Oxford Rd. 5.31/2 Lib., gardn. rm., rec. rm. 1m'ested in all ,011s ot'dumh ,ehl'me, hi., "mend.," talked light. Jot' ilnd ~l,l\it:,...OIX'llilll!;Sl )Oll!" . Roland 3-lIh Den, alum. trim hilll into. "What'., \\'ith the loe ami ~hxie'.,:'" I iI,ked. HL' g,lH' 1l1L',I pl;l~ fill pllllc11in the ~hoilider ilild St. Clair 4.31h Condo, rec. rm. "Yom bigge~t Ilmb!lolll~ I told him, "i, ~'()U think thi, ,aid. "'\'e'n.' ,I tl"IIll, ~LlX. [ t!;ott,ll',I\(' ,11ll,1l1,lger~ ,mi!l'd S1. Paul 3-1J,jz Condo, townhouse, air willne\er end. Th,lt ~'Odr!logswill <:an'yyou I;m.'wr. Start 1:1(' till' a ,eL'olld thl'n ,Hld[,(1."Yilkllll\\', [ 11('H'\,thoull:l,t of Somerset 3-1 Flat, sep. uti!. putting ~omethi11g a""IY lill'tomoITO\\':' He'djust laugh. "\hlX. you \l'orr}' too IlHIl.h. HL'\, Bond, i1~ ,I ""l\' to Ill,\ke ,\ liI,t huck:' . Sunningdale 6.41h Lib., fam. rm. rec. rm., air I'm still fighting tl,e 111,lineWllt, righe I'm ll:ood 1m,llott,1 "Thl,\-';'e not 1,1'[,kld.the\ 're kind,1 ,lo\\' ;\11(1 Three Mile Dr. 4-31,jz Lib. Mus. rm., gar. apart. more years. Don't worry, I gotta live u\l to 111 ~ P1.1l'eiII the ,kwh-. ..llllt ~'l'r\ Il'] i,lhk-:' I iI"lIn,d 11illl. University 4.21h Den, rec. rm, prole,sion. Thl'n 111 openllll ,I little re,t,l\n~lIlt where I L',m . HL' look~,d ,It Illl' ,md t(lillped illY h,n1(1re,d h,ml. University 2-1 Porch, air I'lltert..\in 111\'1).\1s:' "Uke you, ~h\. JIl't like ~'on. ;\\1(\ that', thL' 1)(,,( Vendome 3.31,,< Fam. rm., patio. air Finalh'. it W,I, over. He couldn't go the di,t.lnt.(' Vernier 3-1 Fla. rm., ree. rm. ,\11Vlllore.fie cOllld ,ee the sllcker \lullclll', ('onling hut Sarilll-!l aI'(' U rll(// pa/1 oI(//I(1 fillllll~'i(l/ p/UIII Iol'f/I(' Woods Lane 4.21,!l Fam. rm., rec. rm. wlildn't re,ld in time. I hied to <:hel'r him lip. "\\'el1, It \1',1' flllllr ... A./I(/ HI'Iie/1 I/re I'll(' 0.1 17/(' lol£'\t. 1111'('.1/. ('0 I i('.1I Willow Tree 4-21h Fam. rm., rec. rm., air tl1l1 while it la~ted, kid. We hL'ilt'em all, hut nob(\d~' heat- I('II!II 10 \(IU' . Yorkshire 4.l1h Fam. ;-01.. rec. rm. old Father Time~ .'I" hdp 1I"1I1vll ,(hil(' !loll/1!'I)! !lnllreOlllltl'U. He \I',IS~taring at his swollcn h,lIld, throng!, h,llf~ dosed eve,. "I can't helieve it. rill hroke. rill ""I,hed UJl in Land contracts, assumptions and blend rate mortgages on many properties for sale today. tIll' rin!! ',md I'm hmke. The only W,IY !('an .get into thL' Call or stop in our office for professional al>sistance in your house hunting. re,taumnt busil1L''>'i, iI' ,I di,h\\',I,Ill'f. "Wl,ll. uot rL'allv. RemL'mber when I ,I,k(,d ~'ou to ,t,Hi huying Bonds ye:lrs ago~ Yon langhed ilnd ',Ild you Hugo S, Higbie Lenore A. Pasquinelli didn't <:,Ire,tlMt [ could 1m\' 'em for \'0\1 iI it \\'ould kL'elll11L' Donald R. Smith Irene Pfeiffer Irom worrying, \\'ell, [ wl:nt ahead' and took 'Oille ont of Kay Agney Erwin Sattelmeir even' pur~e and put i~into Bond, filr you. 1(\ you it \\',ISjust another inve~hnent ,I'friend' talked vou into. Rut I km'\\' if Rachel Baumann Roger Southworth "mu/('hillfllJf'OIJif' YO\l got Yolll'h,md, 011it, you'd blow'i( William B. Devlin Merry Stamm an David D. Dillon Marilyn Stanitzke (11,,1 hmllwll Frank J. Huster Jack E. Walsh It'ith iIlWllilwtifll'" John E. Mendenhall Winnifred Weyhing Martha Sattley Moray Bernard Whitley Beverly Pack 88t-3400 REALTOR , ! .. .' d" ", _111'_-.__ 7 ....-- ..F_--.,....,...... -- ....-~~~

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Do You Know How Much Your House is Worth? SINE REALTY Probably not. A Realtor@ is competent to judge the fair market value of your "IT'S WORTH YOUR TIME TO CALL SINE" house. Call a Realtor@ if you plan to buy or sell. Remember, guess work can GROSSE POINTE FARMS be costly. BELANGER' - PRICE REDUCED on beautiful

custom built home in II Mint Condition", excel. lent buy! Two bl~rooms down, 1 bedroom up with room for 4th bedroom & bath, family room overlookir.g garden - 2lh car garage, will consider Land Contract - 60 days occu- pancy. I GROSSE POINTE WOODS PRESTWICK - Four bedroom, 2lh bath brick colonial, living I~oom with fireplace, deek and ... ------patio of( famil~, room, ree. room, good size family home. AREALTOR@is a professional. ST. CLAIR SHORES He or she has a lot of back-. THIS IS A DOTTED LINE WOODBRIDGE' - PRICE REDUCED on beauti. ground in the field, and is Don't sign your name on It until ful Woodbridge East "Condo" - DORSET you read all the documents. UNIT TOWNHOUSE - Excellent condition, better equipped to do what is living room plUlS dining, kitchen, family room called ~~strategic marketing." If you're buying or seiling a combination, powder room, 2 large bedrooms Today's marketplace requires house, you'd be smart to sign and 2 full baths, private garden patio, Land Inthe presence of a REALTO~. Contract possible. that kind of sophistication. Could save you a lot ~f grIef. DETROIT Get some for yourself. Call a , @ LANNOO - Char'ming brick colonial - Livin~ REALTOR. . room with fire.place plus den, 3 bedrooms, Ph baths, 2 car igarage, simple assumption at 121h%, excellent residential area. CLINTON TWP. TAPPAN AND BA YHEM CT. - Ecxellent buy on 6-ye~r-old "Tri.Level" - Large family room with firep- lace, 5 mins. from Lakeside - 2 blocks to ASSOCIATES . school. . FIRST OFFERING William J. Champion & Company SINE REALTY OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-5:00 MULTILIST SERVICE .FARMS OFFICE 884-7000

WANT AN ALTERNATIVE to a condo? We have one. A gem of a home; luxurious RANCH, two bedrooms, living room, step- 1150 WHITTIER - NOT ONLY DECORATING makes this lovely 4 bedroom, 2J,2 bath colonial a most down family room, garden, private patio, attractive buy! There is a charming breakfast room, sunny family room, finished basement with bar, lots of privacy, walk to parks, Village. Call circular drive and 10% land contract terms! for details. lAKE'lAND AN IDEAL FAMILY HOME. Quiet location in Financing Grosse Pointe City. Four bedrooms, 2% baths, family room. hardwood floors, extra insulation in 1980. Great patio for entertain- ing. LAND CONTRACT . : . $40,000 down WE HAVE 27 at 11% for three years. ADDITIONAL TAPPAN LISTINGS AUDUBON - Beautiful four bedroom Cape HOMfES WHICH Cod - LAND CONTRACT, $30,000 down for three years at 11%. :mrt: '" . ." BEAUPRE - Center entrance Colonilil featur- 1018 ANITA - HANDSOME 1688 HOLLYWOOD - PICTURE OFFER ing four bedrooms and 2lh baths. LAND BRICK RANCH with 3 bed- BOOK house with 3 bedrooms, CONTRACT. rooms, family room, den, recre. nursery or study, family room S. BRYS - Neat three bedroom, 1lh bath brick ation room, new furnace, new with antique beams and new FINALNCING AT ranch, Family room, finished recreation roof and land contract terms. roof. $69,900. room. $85,900. HARVARD - Five bedroom, 2lh bath English 11~) OR I~ESS Tudor. Natural gum work trim, library, as- sume at 13%%. Location Features KERBY - One-of.a.kind Farmhouse featuring three bedrooms, 1lh baths, family room, WOODS-SHO RES assume at 9lh%. Anita L.C., $20,000 down BERKSHIRE - English Tudor featuring five Perrien Plac,e 3-5 yr. L.C., 30% down bedrooms and three baths, family room, Hampton Cape Cod, ex. large rooms assume at 13%%. Anita 2 yr. $80,000 L.C. avail. N. BRYS - Four bedroom center entrance Hawthorne 9% Land Contract Colonial. Library and family rooms, Canterbury Attractive L.C. financing Mutschler kitchen, many extras. Berns Court Assume 931.% Mortgage LAKEPOINTE - Four bedrooms and one bath S. Oxford L.C. with $40,000 down Colonial. Large fenced yard, recently reo '1004 YORKSHIRE - CLASSIC Linville Attractive terms available duced to $64,500. COLONIAL with 4 bedrooms, 2lh LINCOLN - All brick Bungalow featuring baths, large family room, lib- FARMS three bedrooms, Bil baths, Florida room, rary, country kitchen and favor. Fisher Land Contract Terms avail. new roof, gutters. LAND CONTRACT. able contract terms. Handy Great Location NOTTINGHAM - Sharp four bedroom, two McKinley 4 yr. Land Contract bath Bungalow. Nice second floor master Moross 11%, $100,000 down L.C. suite. LAND CONTRACT. OTHER FINE HOMES BY APPOINTMENT Fisher 120/4% Assumption S. RENAUD - Traditional Woods ranch. Three ADDRESS BR/BA EXTRAS PRICE/TERMS Hillcrest Income, terms available bedrooms, two baths with library and fam. ANITA 3.2 Recreation room $68 ,0001 Ass urn ption ily room, assume at 8~il%. BALFOUR LOT 100 x 180 $4O,ooo/Land Contract CITY RIVARD - Modern English Tudor. Four bed. BALFOUR 4-2~~ Library $124,900/Assumption rooms with three baths, brand new kitchen, Rivard Attractive financing BALFOUR 4.2 If.! Family room $115,000/Land Contract assume at 101f.!%on large balance. Washington Great Family House BUCKIr-WHAM 5-3lh Library with fireplace $179,9001 Assumption RIVER ROAD - Spotless three bedroom, 2lh Washington 25% down on Land Contract CADIEUX 5-3 Family room $12O,000/Assumption bath Ranch. Family room, modern kitchen. Washington Assume large 8lh% mort. EASTBROOK 4.21h Family room with fireplace $137,9001Assum ption LAND CONTRACT. FARMBROOK 3-lIh Recreation room $45,000ILand Contract ST. CLAIR - Wonderfully restored Two-Story PARK HAWTHORNE 3-11h Library, garden room $118,OOOILandContract home. Natural woodwork, new kitchen, Devonshire Large Assumption HEREFORD 3-1 Sun room $39,900/Land Contract Westchestel' Inground pool, terms avail. much more. HIDDEN LANE 3-2 Family room $l25.oooILand Contract Bedford Attractive financing TROMBLEY - Center entrance Colonial near HOLLYWOOD 3-1 Central air $63,OOO/LandContract lake. Four bedrooms with 2lh baths, family Bishop Exquisite colonial JEFFERSON COURT 5+-41,~ Family room. cenlral air $175,000ILand Contract room and library, assume at 11%. Lakepointe Large Land Contract avail. LAKELAND 9.41h Library. family room S2S0,0001Ass urn ption UNIVERSITY - Great location for a five bed- Windmill Pte. Dr. Large Land Contract avail. LAKELAND 4-31h Family room. garden room $198,0001Assum ption room, 21,~.bath Colonial. Family room with Bedford Land Contract Terms LAKELAND 3-21'.! Family room, 2nd floor laundry $135,0001 Assumption wet bar, much more. Owner says SELL - Buckingham Assume 13.5% MOROSS 3-2 Central air, utility room $245,0001Ass um ption Bedford Large family home MAKE OFFER. OXFORD 3.2\~ Family room, library $187.500/Assumption WASHINGTON - Very spacious English style Barrington 11% Land Contract Terms RAYMOND 3-lIh Screened porch $69 ,5001 Ass um ption home. Six bedrooms, 4lh baths, sun room. Buckinghalm Large Land Contract ROOSEVELT PLACE 6--31h Condo with library $116,5OOILand Contract LAND CONTRACT. Lakepointe Great Buy ROOSEVELT PLACE 4-2 I'.! Family room, central air $159,500/10% Land Contract \VAYBURN - Income - 616 each flat with ROSE TERRACE 4.2 I'.! Family room, library $308,OOO/Assumption family room, separate utilities, basements. ST. PAUL 3-1 lh Condo with central air $92,0001Ass urn ption LAND CONTRACT. THREE MILE 3.}Ih Breakfast room $

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Page' Fourteen-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, September 10, 1981 Feature Page * * * * * * -,------,-~------~--* * f Pointer of I Elegant 1 flJ4Jtn"te ~ Interest, Eating . ~, Counter Points L- ---' f By Pat Roulseau By Peggy O'Connor A selection of recipes from the ,t Givenchy Signature Collection .. , has beautiful Working for the success of any 10rlhwmUlg 10w.calorle, Jow.cboles- color themes, At Walton-Pierce this fall you'll love charitable event is time-consum. terol-.llnd penny.wi.e-cookbook by the way dove gray is used alone or in combination ing and energy-sapping. Working Thyra Grey Howard and Helena with deeper gray and s~ft pink tones. For exal!1ple, for Tennis & Crumpets as tour- DeWitt Roth continuing, this week, a a delicate grar. floral prmt 15 used for a ruffle Jabot series of columns on COOKING nament chairman and overseeing WITH OATMEAL. blouse and kmfe pleated skirts to wear right now and 100 courts and over 1,000 players south later. A gray knit sweater with a satin applique Now .that there's a nip of autumn through four levels of play - in the air, you're probably ready to bowknot combines with a solid gray skirt. The skirt well, to put it mildly, can some- would also go with a nubby knit gray and pink sweater turn from salads and aspic molds to times take your breath away. more hearly fare. Here are. two and a silky gray blouse, Givenchy does a sophisticated Most people would say Judy recipes guaranteed to please Sep- separates line that's delightful to put together. Nipon Flowers is a masochist; Judy tember palates: coature is the name of the line of coats from Albert says it's her love of tennis "nd Nipon. The coats are as distinctive as the dress collec- COTTAGE CHEESE AND her personal interest in T&C's OATMEAL CASSEROLE tion. We like the black wool with an interesting sleeve beneficiary, Children's Hospital, 1 cup low-fat cottage cheese tro;atffic~t. It is si~gle brt'?~ted with II smooth high i.i'!?t m1'lkp~ her work so hard und 1 cup cold cooked oatmeal rise collar. A deep brown wool coat in petite sizes love every minute of it. 1 cup skim milk features a hidden closing. From the Jamison Boutique This is Judy's first year as % cup Egg Beaters, well beaten has come a red and navy plaid dress with ruffle collar tournament chairman. "They 1 Tbsp: margarine, melted and cuffs. Topping off the fashion picture this fall are just called up and asked. This is Salt, and pepper smart felt , At Walton-Pierce, you'll find a wide probably the only thing of this 1 tsp. poultry seasoning selection in so many fall colors. Little cocktail hats too! size I'd ever take on-and that's 1/2 to 1 tsp. Worcestershire sauce because it's a benefit for Chilo • • • 1 Tbs p. onion, chopped Everything .. , you want to know aoout kitchens. drens Hospital." Tennis & Crum- V2 cup unsalted peanuts, Free kitchen clinic, September 24 from 7 p,m. to 9 pets will donate monies raised to chopped p.m. No obligations. Reservations required, Can 884- the Allergy and Clinical Immun- 1 can' (1 lb. 14 oz.) tomatoes 8100. Mutschler Kitchens, 20227 Mack Avenue. ology Service at Children's Hos- 1 sliced onion pital. ' • • • 8 cloves For That FootbaU •• , t.lllite party, Itop at the Notre Judy's nephew is very depend- Dam. Pharmacy where you'll find V of M and Mlchl.an state 3 Tbsp. margarine ent upon Children's Hospital 3 Tbsp. flour paper pariy loodl lDclucUna napk1lll, platel and plaltle llallet. care, especially since Toronto ;s . '" . the next closest place he could Mix the cottage cheese and oatmeal September .. , 1s the month of the sapphire, Tony receive the treatment he needs. In a largo mlxln( bowl, Add the skim milk aml weU 'beaten "egg" which Cueter .howed us beautiful jewelry set with sapphires uWe're very grateful to have t'lf' have beflR well blended. Add skim and diamonds. He also told us that he has a good services of Children's Hospital," .upply of loose sapphires to set in one-of-a-kind de- mUk mixture, melted margarine, lilt, Judy says, pepper, poultry lellonln" Worce.ter. .iins .pecially made for you, If you want a memorable JUST AS TENNIS & Crum- pres~nt for a September birthday atop at Bijouterie, .hlre 'Iuee and chopped onion: mix pets should be grateful to have well. Stir In the chopped peanut. and Grolle Poin,te'. fine jewelry store, 20445 Mack Avenue, Judy Flowers' services. She's place In • well.olled ca.. erole. Bake GraBle Po~nt~ Woodl. Open daUy 10 a,m. to 5:30 p,m, managed to take on all the work in prehea:ted 350' oven until brown. except Monday •. her chairmanship brings, in ad- ...... Cook th e tomatoe., .Uced onion and '" ('Utton to keeping her family clove. In a saucepan tor 20 minute •• The Pointe FelihianB , •• 18 featuring a (which includes Jay, principal Melt the margarine In a .kIUet, IUr KimberZy knit tn the window. It', just a at Defer School, and Bons Gordie, In the fiour; cook untll lightly ,mart .ample of the Kimberly knit dresses 18, John, 17, Joel, 16, and Josh, browned and smooth, .Urzin, eon. you'll find in beautiful fall co~ors such as 10) happy. Not to mention the atlntly, a1,d add .. It and pepper to •pru.e. blue, copper and beige. rhere is ~o fact that school began just be. ta.te. Slo""ly stIr In the tomato mix • charge for alterations and the stze range tB ture and heat through, Serve over fore the tournament started and Photo by Tom Greenwood 8-18. Stop at 15112 Kercheval in the Park, . Judy is a schoolteacher .. the oatmeal mixture. Serves a. 822-2818, . JUDY FLOWERS, OF BERKSHIRE ROAD, TOURNAMENT Calorlea about 240 per .ervJng. She teaches math at Grosse CH ..URMAN FOR TENNIS & CRUMPETS, 1981 '" '" Pointe South High School. She's Choleste'rol-a trace, Face Fact, , , • from.Wood, Optical Studios. Man)' people quite interested in math, and '" are uncertalll of the .hape of their face. The optician. at thur) Williams, Band C court And once again, Judy add;:;, .. Woodl can .how you how to dilCover yours and teU you the holds Bachelors and Mastr;;rs de- chairman; Katy (Mrs. Robert) Seymour Cadillac will sponsor OA'fMEAL HOTCAKES three proportions that should be considered when selecting grees in the subject from Central Yaklin, private court coordina- the LUV RUN in conjunction % cup quick oats. uncooked .tyles and .hape. of eye gillS frames to enhance your looks. Michigan University. And this tor; Elena (Mrs. Norbert H.) with Tennis & Crumpets, The 1V2 cups .skim milk Stop at 19599 Mack Avenue between 7 and 8 Mile Roads for year, faced with the huge job of Opyd, court procurement; nnd LUV RUN, a 5,000 meter fun 11/2 cups sifted, un bleached expert help • • • 882.9711. keeping track of 100 tennis ... Phoebe (Mrs. John R.) Grylls, run, begins at Berkshire Road flour . . courts. 1,000 players and lunches tournament advisor. and Windmill Pointe Drive at 2 Tbsp. sugar At Last! ! ... At the Mole Hole, ,the for all of them-she put her "There's such cooperation Pond 9:30 a.m., Saturday, Sept. 19. En- 1 Tbsp. baking powder ONLY official University of Grosse Pomte love of math to a new use. enthusiasm from all the pe')ple try fee for the race is $5 and 1 tsp. salt T shirt and beer mug, They are $6.95 each. As part of a computer pro- I've contacted ... it makes this includes a T-shirt, refreshment .. 2 eggs, beaten The T shirt comes in sizes for children and gramming class she took this something special and exciting. and awards for runners. 14 cup unsalted margarine, adults and in navy and green. Stop and see summer, she programmed all her There are those whose names There's plenty of room for melted the new location 17100 Kercheval. work for T&C. She says it ha:; , are never seen who do a lot of runners, who should call 882- Combine oats and mUk; let stand . made things easier for her, but . . little jobs to make the tourna- 4743 or 885-8128 for entry forms. 5 mInutes. mft together flour, sugar, Wright's Gift And Lamp Shop . . .is the place isn't sure the next tournament ment a success," Judy says. Come Sept. 20, Judy's duths baking pOwder and salt; add to oats to bring your lamps for repair and to pick out ne~ chairman will be able to use the As for the T & C tournament, will be over and another Tennis mWure. Adld beaten eggs and mar. shadel Most repair. can be done whtle you watt. program. IiHopefully, it will which is, of course, all mixed garlne to oata mixture. !SlIr QlI1y Take ~dvantage of the convenient FREE PARKING make things smoother in the fu- & Crumpets benefit will have until combined. doubles competition, Judy says been a success. But the biggest next to the building ... 18650 Mack Avenue. ture; I hope my work isn"; in Bake on hot, lightly greased grId. everything is going along well. success will belong to Judy-who '" vain." dle or fry !~an until golden brown, . . There are four levels of play: .managed to have fun while 'lIft'vII::Ieont....,.l.tro~ LIDy',fall Ideu are Judy says last year's tourna- Turn when tops are covered with Open-which is for any level working hard for a good cause. &y"'~~ .Io\Y"'''-''' bl~o'mIDg, Picked to please, ment chairman, Phoebe Grylls, player; A-top club players; B-- bubbles and edge, look COOked; turn they aU a lot of eolor aDd enjoyment to everyone', llle. Lilly Hopefully, Judy says, she will also used a computer program, amateur players and C-novlces. only once. SIl'rve very hot with syrup, ..; Pulitzer, Mack and Lochmoor. Informal modellng Wedlludaya but she didn't use it this yen\'. even get a chance to play her jam, jelly, l)reserves or fruit sauce. during lunch. PuUtur'. fa.hlon .how for Welcome Wallon will THE FIRST ROUND of play, favorite sport, tennis. Makes 8 to 10 pancakel . be Odober 15 at 11 o'doct at the Grosle PolDte War Memorial. "It would have been nke to have the computer printout, but in which everyone participates, "I'm going ,to pay to play, but Calorie. about 165 per pancake. • • • then I wouldn't have had the fun is set for this Saturday, Sept. 12, whether I find the time, I don't Cholesterol about 4.9 mgs. Michelle's Boutique , .. welcomes Fran Alcamo at participating courts. The field know," she says. "But if I don't, as part of the sales staff. Fran will also be the makeup of doin~ it myself," Judy :;sys. VARIATIO:NS: Sprinkle one of the i:. is narrowed down on Sunday, I won't mind and I don't mind following on pancake before turning: consultant for the Versage line of co s met i c s at "I enjov this kind of thin~ ... t I've really enjoyed doing the Sept. 13, to players who will the work, simply because of chopped applies, flDely chopped ham, Michelle's ' 17864 Mack Avenue. ~ computer program, that's been continue to participate through where the money will go ... and cooked whole, kernel com or other ... the quarterfinals. because it is a fun day. It really flnel)' chopped fruits In season. Turn the fun for me," .'''; Kenner's Strawberry Shortcake ... 'lnd is." pancakes and cook on the other side. ENJOY? FUN? While working On Saturday, Sept. 19, the aU her friends are now at the School Bell, : '\ on a committee for anything: semi-finals for the Grosse Pointe 17904 Mack Avenue. ~ '" Yes, Judy says, and made m?st district will be held. The SUPE'f- Ha"e the . . enjoyable by the people With finals which feature the Tennis VaJelite Jeweler •... Is offering 25% off Gerber hunting & C;umpets championship fcr knlve.. In .tock Items only • • , 16601 East Warren corner of whom she has worked since he. the entire metropolitan area, Kenaln(ton. ing contacted about serving as will be held Sunday, Sept. 20, at Grosse • • • tourn~ment chairman last spring. SPECIALS. At The Arrangement ... pick up a dozen ca~~ "I've had lots of ~elp from the Wimbledon Racquet Club. Although the registration date nations for $6 or a bunch of cut flowers for $3.50. 'f'h1S women who hav~ given a gr~at Pointe is a weekend special. Cash and carry Thursday, Fnday deal of time to chairing diffen::at has passed, the tennis fee is $12.50 per playe!', $25 per couple. , and Saturday Mack at St. Clair. 885.6222. committees, such as Terry (Mrs. ,....;; HOLLAND BULBS , '" William) Delling, op~n and A Judy says T&C welcomes and ' ... .. N~ws Up Up And Away .... Soar high ab~ve South court chairman; Gail (Mrs. Ar. will accomodate players. Eastern Michigan in a hot atr balloon. EnJOY cham- deliL'ered to ARE IN. pagne sky touTS from Rochester dail¥, $75 p~r adult. Call Travel Galerie Ltd. for more mformatton, etc. Short and to the Pointe your home ... 888.0111. ' weekly! r------, '" . . READERS P'RE-SALE j ." ,I~ has a great selection of I I

------,------~-----_._------Thursday, September 10, 198' Registration is Saturday S,electing tealTIS In• the GPHA This is the third in a four-part open draft for tcam selection, other exactly one.third of the game-every series of interviews with Brad Tis. than the son or daughter of a head player participates equally, dale director of publicity for the coach, who can bc protected (pre. Travel teams on the other hand Gro~se Pointe Hockey Association. In selected) for a leam-a:1 other chil. play on the fly with tree substitution our last sess;onJ Tisdale covered the dren are placed in the draft for In. occurtng continually during the game. costs of hockey and the equipment dividual selcctio ... It is the Intent of Ice time in this tYl;\e ot game fOlmat needed by the children. It was also the association to allow each child is left to the disc! etitlon of the coach, learned that the Grosse Pointe Hockey the opportunity to play on a competl. who must best assess when a child Association women's auxiliary will be tive team so that the games are close should be competing. conductin.g a used equipment sal~ in and exciting. The draft formula as. Q: How are coaches selected for the concert with the upcoming registra. sures this balancing. Children playing hockey program? tion to provide an excellent oppor. on the Grosse Pointe travel teams 'cIre Tisdale: All coaches are selected, tunity to get equipment at low prices. selected after a series of competHive approved, and reviewed by a coaches Thp 1981.1982 registration takes tryouts. review board. Most are tathers of place between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Q: I'm sure children and parents are piil)'dl'li whv ha~t: ~t:n't:J ..~ ••• :o~.nt Saturday Sept. 12 and Saturday, Sept. concerned about ice time-just how coaches 10 the past. All coaches, llke 19 at th'e Grosse Pointe Community much playing tlme can a child expect all officials of (he Grosse Pointe Rink Members of the hockey associ. once they are selected? Hockey Association are volunteers, ation' will be on hand to answer any Tisdale: On the Grosse Pointe generally parents or enthused adults questions during the registration and who enjoy working closely with kids to pass out information packets. Par. "house teams" at the Mite and Squirt level, every player Is guaranteed hOCkey. Special emphasis Is pla«!d on ents are asked to bring a birth cer- the abilities and personalities of those tificate to verify the age of their equal game time. The rules require working with our youngest children. children. Bill Alcott, the director of that each team be divided into three The Grosse Pointe Hockey Assocla. the registration activities can be lines of players, Thf:: "first line" must tion expects to attract more than 400 reached at 779.7676 10 answer any include the five strongest players on youngsters this year. To help support queries. the team who must play against the the program and educate the com. five strongest players on each oppos. This week Tisdale will discuss the munity on the safety and fun ot . "':1;:.<~'t~ ing team. ,~ : Grosse Pointe hockey, a speciltl T. V. ~,. ways the teams arc selected and how the "house league" program ;:~sures The "sec(;nd line" consists of the program will be aired by Grosse each child of equal ice time. He will next :;trongest players who must play Pointe Cable. The 30.minute show ,,,;,~¥~_,iF also discuss the coaches and their against the similar second line of will be shown at 7 p.m. on Thursday, assistants who supervise the "on ice" each opposing team. The "third Une" Sept, 10 and Tuesday, Sept. 15. activities. is developed in the same way. Each Next week will be the concluding period of ench game is divided into llart in our discussion of Grosse Inter-Club winners crowned Q: How are children selected for three sections. At the end of each leam play'? Pointe Hockey. Tisdale will discuss Indian Village was the Inter. Club honoree this day section a buzzer signals the stoppage the role of the patent along with the four men's doubles play. The GroSBe Pointe Hunt Club Tisdale: Each year our Intra.Asso. II Roger MuUer (above, center) president of the Grosse of play and the lines change. At the social and motor development of the was in third at 20.20; Country Club of Detroit was c:ation (house) league conducts an Pointe Men'. TelUlil Inter. Club, presented the winDer'. fourth at 17.23, and 11.29 mark gave fifth place to the ~nd of the game each line has played children. trophy to Bruce Shull, (1eft). captain. of the 1Dd1aD Groise Pointe Yacht Club and ULS.Racquet Club was Village TennJJ Club. Pete DavIdson, capta.l.o of runner. sixth at 8.32. The Inler.Club is a men's doubles league 'Name the up Lochmoor Counll')' Club loob OIL The Inter-Club in Its third se88on. The teams play five home a,nd five Presidents' for Nickelodeon league fealured a tie .. Indlan Vmage and Lochmoor away matches on Monday n1ghts. Most of the learns How well do you know your Amer. "Nickelodeon" is available on their winners. Each will be given an RCA each finished the year with 32.8 record •• Indian Village from each club recently competed in the men's invlta. ican history? Which President chop- cable system, that they are being of. 19.Jnch color television set. Colorful, captured first place by beating Lochmoor in belt of tlonal tOUl'nament at Country Club of Detroit. ped down the cherry tree? Which fered award.w,inning enterta.inment as hlghnying "Nickelodeon" kites wl1I gave the Gettysburg Address? And part of their basic package. saId Rich. be presented to each of the 1.000 tlurd what President WllS a Hollywood ard Guilmenot. "That is what this prize winners. The first 10,000 entries actor? promotion is all about." to correctly answer a spec.al ques. The correct answers may make you Boccis are Alongi r~cewalk champs Selected winners wHl receive fa'bu. tion about the only baseball player to a winner in the "Name The Presi. hit four home runs in one World Park residents Jeanne and Gerald The event drew competitors from Pecinovsky. Marco Evoniuk and Jim dents Sweep.~takl!s" launched by "Nic. lous pl'izes. The Grand Prize as a week. Bocci represented the Pohte in last ~nd for the whOle famlly in the Mn. Series game, wiII be sent five Italy, Canada and across the United Heiring. John Padrick, of the U.S. kelodeon," '!1he Young Peopie's Chen. "Nickelodeon" stickers. month's third annual Casimiro Alongi States. MaurLzio Damilano. of Italy, Junior Team was also present. nel on Aug. 9, it was announced by ner's choice of one of two great cities. International Racewalk in Dearborn. the 1980 Olympic gold medalist for Richard Gui1menot, Vice President, Choose New York and see the J3road. "Nickelodeon" ran fpur color half And they were fine representatives, the 20K.'d, set a new record in the The racewalk was organized by the Marketing for Warner Amex Satellite way show, "Annie," sightseeing which page promotions ads in the Sunday tOOh.~t~cing first in their dlvi. Dearborn event with his 1:25. Daml. Wolverine Pacers and the City of Entertainment Company. includes the Statue of Liberty and a comic sections of 29 selected news- sions. papers beginning Aug. 9. The promo- lano was accompanied to Dearborn by Dearborn's Parks and Recreation De. "Nickelodeon" is sponsoring the visit to the "Nickelodeon" studios. Gerald Bocci won the 20KM Mas. his twin brother Giorgio and Vittorio partment. The first racewalk was held Sweepstakes to create greater aware. Choose Los Ange-Ies and there Is Dis. tion was repeated Sunday, Aug. 23 ters division with his time of 1:50. VIslnI. neyland, great Hollywood movies and and will again appear Sept. 20, During Je'anne Bocd finished fint, in the in 1979 in commemoration of Casi. nzss and excitement among young the same period of time, the Nickelo- miro Alongi, brother of Frank Alongi, people across the country about the a look inside the Warner Brothers I5KMWomen's d!vlllon with her time Members of the U.S. International athletic director of the Wolverine Cll"itlcaJiy acc!aimed "Nickblodeon:" StudJos. deon" channel will run on.alr promos of 2S:31J. for "Name The Presidents Sweep. Team who participated includ_e_d__St_e_v_e__ P_ac_e_r_s, . ,__._~."W_e_~ant to. let. people_ .~o:_.that There will. be. five second prize stakes."

399 .REASONSI TO PLAY. HOCKEY THIS YEAR These boys and girls had fun last year learning to skate, playing the game of hockey and just plain having fun. Look over the list . . . many are neighbors and friends of yours. Can them up and ask them just how much they enjoyed the GrossI Pointe Hockey Association Program.

Scott Adlhoch Patrick Bond Ricky Darke Hunter Jewet Danny Adrian Robert Bourdeau Sean Darke JeH Giacobbe Charles Marzejan Jamie Osborne Robert Rogers Kevin Tisdale John Giacobbe Peter Johnson John Maycock Jeff Osborne Mike Rollins MIchael Adrian Jeremiah Bourke Robert Davenport David Johnston Jeffrey Torrlce Ritchie Adrian KevIn Bourke Chipper Davis Anthony Givmetti Kev;n McCracken Bill Osler Roger Romine Michael Torriee Andrew Albright Peter BOurke Jonathon Davis Sunil Golwala Mike McCracken Mark Osler Renato Roxas Jr. Tripp Tracy Chris Gordon John Kacpura Peter McDermott Brady O'Toole Andrew Roy Christopher Albright Colin Bower Don Deseranno Taras Gracey John Kare David Tucker Bob Alcott Randall Bower Chrlsllan De Velesco Brian McDonald Michael Owens Bradley Russell Marc Tucker fan Greenspan John Karl Donald McGlone John Russell Nancy Alcott Edmund Brady III Anthony 01 Pasquale Robert Kaueiter Jim Trybus James Alderton Kenneth Brooks Andrew Dlx Randy Grimes Jonathan McGlone Brad Paddock Krlstoffer Rust John Tsamberis Danny Grundman Timothy Kazul John McKenzie Steven Paddock Timothy Ryan DavId Alay Michael Brykulskl Mark Dlx Sean Keck Jonathan Ugval James Aley Jason Bucko Mark Dobson David Grundman Stewart McLaren David Palmer Thomas Ryan Thomas Ugval Michael Amore William eufallno III BHlyGryzenla Dean Ketelhut D. Scott McMillan Danial Paoluccj ,11mRyszewski Geoffrey Donaldson Paul Gryzenia Jamie Kinga\e Jack McSorley James Pappas Geoffrey Antonenko Dan Burau Peter Donaldson Edward Kinnaird Mark Antonsnko Andy Busse Jeff Donovan Ben Guiney Brian Michalak Jamie Parker Jim Sabatella Robert ValIce Tom Guiney Keith Kinnaird Bill Miller Howard Parmentier Jack Salomone I\llan Vandewegt>e Paul Antonenko John Butt II John Drummy III Michael Kloubuchar Peter Antonenko Michael Duffy Peter Guzzardo Patrick Misiewicz Patrick Peplowski Sreedhar Samudrala Conrad Velasco Craig Cappas Ross Kogel Paul Misiewicz Shannon Peralta David Sattler Dino Vento Ruben Ascencio III Kevin Dundon Keith Kovalcik B\IIyAurand Matt Carey Brad Dunlap l

Grosse Pointe Hookey Association Presents HOCKEY FUN FOR KIDS 1981/1982 REGISTRATION DETAILS

WHAT: Grosse Pointe Hockey is fully supervised with trained out the registration form. The registration fee will be $50 WHO: Any boy or girl ages 5 to 20. You don't have to be coaching staffs to teach the skills of skating and the game for the first child ... $30 for each additional child. At the able to skate . . . most first-time participants have never of hockey. The children skate 3 to 4 hours a week from time of registration, a copy of your birth certificate must be skated before. Teams will be formed In each of the follow- mid-Septemt:er through early March, presented for age confirmation. Former participants In the Ing divisions: Grosse Poine Hockey Association have been contacted by WHEN/WHERE: Registration will be held at the Grosse mail and can register by return mall. Mite 5- 8 years old Bantam 13-14 years old Pointe Community Rink on Canyon between Warren and Squirt 9-10 years old Midget 15-16 yelirs old Mack on Saturday, September 12, and Saturday, Septem- Wa~ch "HOCKEY FUN FOR KIDS" on Grosse Pointe Cable Pee Wee 11-12 years old Junior 17-20 years Old ber 19, between 9:00 A.M. and 1:00 P.M. at 7:00 P.M. on Thursday, September 10, and Tuesday, September 15, on Channel 17 '" a 25-mlnute program ex- HOW: Children should bring one of their parents to help fill plaining Grosse Pointe Hockey, Including Interviews with children who participate. 5

'I ..... Page Two-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursdoy, September 10, 1981 _ ..._------~~Me""'~ New Orl •• n. Ski Club plans' 1111 Express ~op DIXIELAND CHET BOGAN lawn party date Aid lb. Walverlll MOE'S Coins & Stamps The Grosse Pointe Adult Ski Club GP's best BUYING COLD AND SILVER kicks off its season with a lawn paliy JAZZ BAND Anything Marked 10K - 14K - 18K ~ The rain held back for a few hOUl'S Every TIUdlY 9 , .•. on Sunday, Sept. 20 at 4 p.m. on the mARCH on Sept. 2 to ll.ccomodate the Friends and Sterling Silver War Memorial's lakeside grounds. of FLEC fh'st annual soccer benefit. THE LIDO Members and prospective membl'rs A very capable organization commit. Selling 1 oz. Silver Bars will have a chance to get acqualnt~d Of lee also helped make the event a sue. Dining, Cocktails and, join fellow skiers for a ,light cess, as the Detroit Express Soccer .24028 E. Jeff.rlon 16115 MACK buffet supper and refreshments. OlmES Club came to the Pointe to take on (Just North of 9 MI.) (313) 881-3995 DETROIT, MI 48224 Please make your check ($5 per per. some oC the area's finest soccer play- ' Ion) payable to the Grosse Pointe ers and coaches at the University ... War Memorial. Liggett School field. Information booths will also be set By game time the large crowd in ' . up to answer questions on the ski attendance sensed the match would trips, weekend and western, cross. by no means be an easy win for country skiing and other club activo either side. The intense warm.ups in. itles. Metropolitan Detroit Ski COUTI' dicated both sides intended to win. cil information will also be available. Plav was furious, hard and fast with 10.25% Ski trip dates to put on your calen. the'Detroit Express finally overtaking dar Include Boyne Highlands, Jan. 8 Grosse Pointe's best, 3-2. Interest Exempt from Federal and Michigan Income Taxes to 10; Boyne Mountain, Jan. 29 to 31; Overall, the night's winner was Collingwood, Feb. 12 to 14 and Steam. Friends of FLEC - the successful We own and offer: boat Springs, Colo., Feb. 27 to March event provided proceeds which will 7. continue to support FLEe and its The Ski Club's next regular meet. services. $675,000 ing will be held Oct. 14. Annual dues are $11 per person.. Further informa. tion about the ski club may be ob. ~pntt ~1z-iiQ MOUNT CLEMENS COMMUNITY tained by calling 881.7511. ~ '-" '-' " " ~ .& ...... t.,J SCHOOL DISTRICT, MICHIGAN ,. to second 13.70% TAX ANTICIPATION NOTES Racquetspol'ts " Woods resident Scott Eaton, 17. Due APRIL 1, 1982 Priced to yield 10.25% took up this summer right where he toul'ney set left off last year. Last year, Eaton (~5,OOO denominations) The "world's largest tennla and finished in second place in the boys' racquetball tournament" - expected division of the Crooked Lake Open to draw 1,000 player. - come. to water skiing competition. Michigan this month cO\lrt •• y of This year, Eaton faced 45 competi- MANLEY, BENNETT, McDONALD & CO. Hughes & Hatcher and Jockey Inter. tors in the Men's Division of the -. 100 RENAISSANCE CENTER national . Crooked Lake Open on Aug. 2 and DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48243 The Hughes & Hatcher World Class SUPERIDE '81 finished - you guessed it - in sec. Junior/Senior Tennis and Racquetball and ,place. A jump to the Men's Divi. 313.44(1.8402 Robert and Marianne Kless, of the Woods, volunteers for the Metropoli. sion is difficult and it is unusual to Tournament will be held at the tan March of Dimes, posed with poster children David and Bonnie HaUer at Franklin Racquet Club in Southfield. do well so soon, Eaton's mother says. the kickoff held at Vernors Bottling Plant for tbe 11th annual March of One week later, on Aug. 9, Eaton The event includes Junior Tennis, Dimes SUPERIDE '81, scheduled for Sept. 12. A great jogger and cyclist, open to players 10 to 18 years old, placed first in the Cedar Lake Marina Kelss is a member of the Executive Board of the MetropoUtan chapter and Open at Traverse City. He competed and beld Sept. ~ to 27; Seniors volunteer for the public health organization. A total community event, in a 20.skier field. Tennis, Oct. 9 to 11, and Seniors SUPERIDE '81 attracts families, clubs, organlutlons and individuals who Eaton, who is the son of Mr. and Racquetball, from Oct. 8 to 11. obtain sponsors for their ?5.kllometer ride. Co.sponsored by Vernors and Mrs. Don Eaton, of Blairmoor Court, "We're particularly pleased about radio statlon WDRQ, SUPERlDE will begin at 8 a,m. at both Belle Isle and is a senior at Grosse Pointe North putting this event together," said GrOlle De. Spomor forms are available by caUing the March of Dimes at High School. During the summer, he HuChes & Hateher President Thomas TaM.& S.... 863.3000 or through participating bike shops, Including Pointe Cyclery and resides at Mullett Lake, where he has tIana II E. Dokter, "because it promotes' a Hobby Shop, In the Woods. plenty of opportunity to practice. OCT. OCT. good, healthy activity - one that gives the whole family an oppor- tunity to partleipate." Tennis and raequetball entry fees are $20 per person and must be ac. companied by an entry application. Applications are available at all Hughes & Hatcher stores. Deadlines for entries are Friday, Sept. 18 for Juniors, and Friday, oct. 2 for Seniors. . Prizes include trophies for all final .. ilt. and T. and certificates for eaeh. entrant. Grand Prizes of a week - at Florida's Colony Beach and Tennis Resort (transportation included) wlll be awarded through a drawing at the S e n lor 5' Tennis and Racquetball . events. Only registered players in the Sewors' events are ell,lble to partici. -~Un.-tht clrat,lit\(; ""The toum'ment '1•• anetioned by .~ United State. Tennis AssocIation IIfd will be plly~ according to United States Tennis Assoelatlon and United States Racquet Association ntles. Stop flare abuse, Guard says Many people don't know it, but TICKETS ON SALE: among the phone numbers ~Isted AI tTC _ 1_. AI Ilol1' XIHlSOtl'S, U' MUM. under Emergency Numbera in the ClllINAll1'5 JEW£IUI, DlCIWlS' liEN lOOt( IIlNlE, flSHP 'UILDINQ. RAJlIIOL1tI fRJVtl. RfCORD outLO, UN CfLLJoll, Wl4flll inner jacket of most phone books is HDUIf RltollOS, WlNOSlNlUEIIA, SAil" .Ill" CIC r~l.Il_ the Coast Guard number for Search ~_ .... ") , jO£ lOUIS UlNA lOX OFF, .. I...... ' 1... T.... dey lI"u Fr1dey .10:00 ... 11110 ~ Pili and Rescue. rrr II FOR lKFOllMAnON " GROUP RATES V.1' .. 111& • JIIftD c:au CJW.: (313) .12-2000 (11.110s.Mc4t Ch~"'r "- Ordofl It can be found In the phone dlrec. ~---PDI'oauca-'--., . torles for Detroit, Downtown Detroit, , .. OCt.1 100,. WIllY FAMIlY NIGHt. AI tieult $3 DlI on East Area, West.Northweat Area, Pointer Rob BuhI, (standing, far right) and Lawrenceville School in New . The school WM.OCt 1 .. '.3OAII ...... I oar.,. :Downriver Area, Saginaw Area and '0 )(l Alii SCHOOL I Sf.IOU SHOW. AI SOIl. H ~ ALL SEATS RESERVED his fenow Cranbrook School students Kris featured instruction by fonner NASL coach TO, OCT I. .4.DlIPll 100".. in the Detroit Business.to-Business fnDCT'. ... 4.ooPll IDlI'M Hubert Vogel singer, (center). Vogelsinger has N.50 -'5.50 a '7.00 - ".50 and Consumer Yellow Pages. For all . Sirchio, (left) and Tony Yearago (kneeling) S01OCt.l0. 11 00 All •.. '00" .100'M been involved for 20 years in the development S•• OCt. 11 .. 1.00 Pll. ..~ :10" PRICE INCLUDES TAX , . except the Saginaw Area phone books stop for a picture. during their week.long ses. the number Usted is (313) 331.3110 . sion at the Puma All.Star Soccer School at the of soccer plays at all levels. . For the Saginaw Area the number is (-617) 684.3343. COMCAT sailing feature next 1t'eek However, rescue efforts can be seriously hampered by the thoughtless Wally Scotten, a retired commer- Scotten, a Park resident, filmed of work. Next week's show will feature the actions uf some careless pranksters. cial film director and CO~l:CAT (Com- Grosse Pointe Sail Club sailor Ledyard Mitchell. Bayview Yacht Club instruc. serious racing done by the Grosse The Coast Guard has been plagued munity Cable Television Club) memo tors Stu Argo Jr., and Miga Rossetti, Pointe Sail Club. Dan Schaitberger recently with a rash of false alarms ber, has spent much of his summer four Crescent Sail Yacht Club mem- covers one of their regular "Tuesday caused by people who needtess1y filming "I'd Rather be Sailing." bers and others during his summer Night Sundown Series" from the Park. . shoot off emergeney signal flares. The result of 60 hours of local Federal regulcstions clearly state that maritime signal flares are to be used filming has been a series of shows on only in "a situation where assistance cable TV about local sailing. The final GROSSE POINTE WAR is needed because of irrlmediate or segment of "I'd Rather be Sailing" )7ITAL Time for ,potentiai danger to the persons wit! be shown on Grosse Pointe Cable, t::: OPTIONS.me MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION on board." Yet some foolish people channel 3 at 7:15 p.m. Wednesday, B.FIT exercise Sludlo have been launching f'lares for fun Sept. 16 and again on ~l:onday. Sept. 3;7 Fls~er Ra ~ 882.2349 or pranks. 21 at. 7:15 p.,n. 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FROM MEETING OF MEMBERS alittleR&R (~\~ St. Clair Shores SANDWICHES The Annual Meeting of the Grosse . ~ .. ~ TO STEAKS! ~ CARRY OUT Pointe War Memorial Association will be (~{".' CIVIC ARENA AVAILABLE held at the Grosse Pointe War Memorial, RAM'S HORN S.n~o' Cltizenl OIS(OIJO' 10% 32 Lake Shore Road, Grosse Pointe Farms RESTAURANT ~I"',""'''' O.iI., ".so J 741 0 MACK AT ST. CLAIR 1 pm.10pm on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1981 at 6: 30 p.m. to hear reports of Officers . WE ARE FAMOUS FOR to elect Directors and to transact such 12 DINNER OUR DESS!RTSI other business as may properly come be- .(Je': SPECIALS: Ho•• MI" Su, Dl11y1 Wed - Vegelahle fore the meet inj.;. 53.99 Thu" - Chicken Noodle to Men's Daytime ,,, _ Shrimp Chowder Four Director< \'iill be elected fill 11am to,oom onl, Sel - Nevy Been Dinners Includ~ the vacancies caused by the expiration of Soup or Ju'U vegelable Sun - Chicken Noodle ChOice of Polaloe", Mon - Spl~ Pea the terms of office of Mrs. Bruce K. LHOCKEY Tues . Tomal(\ Rosemarie 7 ACf~ ~ e Jtter Bockstanz. Mrs, \X/i1liam W, Cunning- 50 ham, Mr. John M. Rickel and Dr. V. J $2 per player W.d. Ind Thurs. Von Berg. Tuesday.Wed nesday. Thu rsday NOW! All persons who have contributed fun.ds 9 a.m. until 11:30'a.m. Baked Beef Short Ribs WlI,tr lerr"IO $.uce 1"C-= ...H,1'" ,o..p WEIGHT to the Grosse Pointe \Xi'ar Memorial • Begins September 15th or lloI'C@ .... ".:.D'. Cr-O.(.III (.J' ~c. lalcU rol." tl.'"t'f'r Association are Members of the Associa. • Full Equipment Includ,ng Required FrldlY WATCHERS • Ployel s Must be 18 or over tion and \\-ill be entitled to vore at the • Cleon Dressing Rooms & Showers PrOVided SCallops or Lake Perch Frosted Treat So ...p or i"'LI' "'f'--JI!lI'Cle triO (4' (;1 meetin~. ,------COUPON------, pol,IO"'$ rO ... blln.< & desserts SII. nd SundlY By order of the Board of Directors. I Lo Cal Menu HALF-PRICE COUPON I Roast Chicken James McMillan II Good for one.holf off the regutor price of ad. I 112 ("':."-".rl br •• O ,:\,lll .....Q u.n minion to The Men'. Hock.y or AdultlTot. b'liIr)' "l.Ie. Also Full Line of Secretary I .koting •• ulon at The St. Clair Shore. CiviC! 11 Varieties ot Salad SUMMERY I Arena. 1 Grosse Pointe \X, ar Memorial Associa uoo 885-1902 Choices anls Desserts L_7!!~~o~~~~e!~~~~!.:.!!!"'__ I August 31. 1981

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Call 882-6900 CLASSIFIED ADS .6 Trunk Lines to Serve You Quickly -----'------. ------_._------,------_._- -4--H-E-L-P-W-A-N-T-ED--- 1A-PERSONALS 1A-PERSONALS 2A-MUSIC 4-HELP WANTED 4-HELP WANTED r GENERAL - EDUCATION GENERAL GENERAL RIDE NEEDED to work in INDEX TO CLASSIFIED OF}'ERED AVON TYPESETTER-Keyline art. WANTED-Super sales per. BABYSIITER 000 day a 'fa Buy or Sell Southfield. Balfour-Mack GROSSE PO INTE I L , -'I ist, part ,~irne and full time area. Leave approximately son for gift shop in Vii. week plus vacation days, Call 527.1025 7:45. return after 5. Will I NSTITUTE OF 1 Legal Notice 120 Lake and River Properly posUions available. Must lage. Must be able to work evenings and weekends for Rose Lafata 1A Personals 12E Commercial Property have experience on the one child. Local references share expenses. 886.8560. MUSIC Thursday and Friday eve- 1B Secretarial Service 12F Northern Property Ilek 1211 Typesetter and required. Responsible non. DIAMONDS WANTED nings. All day Saturday SUBSTANTIAL discount on lC Public Sale 13 Real Estate the Itek 430 <:amera, and smoker that is willing to be Doctor buying for investment Registering Now for and some extra hours duro top quality Christmas cards. 1D Obituaries 13A LoIs for S'Jle compugraphic. Calt 881- active and caring. Own will pay the highest price Faill Se~..er able to work stated hours 1 Entertoinmt!nt 13B Cemetery Property 5507 between 1

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TONY VIVIANO RELIABLE WOMAN de. LAKE ST. CLAIR ROOM as apartment for r;)nt. GROSSE POINTE PARK - GROSSE POIN'l1E PARK - TWO.BEDROOM duplex BEAUTIFULLY furnished~3 sires office cleaning, rel. Quaint shingled 3 bedroom Reasonable. For working Somerset, newly deeorated Beaconsfield, sharp 3.bed. Moross near 1.94. $305 a bedrooms, 11,2 baths, new kitchen with built.in ap- Handyman erences, good work. 839. . cottage', ofiers nearby lak-e persons. 824-3352. 1ower n a,t 3 .....edrooms, room lower, includ.es slove, month plus security depos. Carpenter Work 5252 or 839-5125. access alK! park size yard, HARPER WOODS _ 2 bed. natural fir-aplace, separate refrigerator, dishwasher, it of $385. Immedtate occu. pliances, washer and dry. and country kitchen, bay win. rooms, appliances, fire. basement, $350 plus deposit carpeting, drapes, air con. pancy. 527.0710. Ask for er. Rent from October 1st to May 1st, $600 .a month Miscellaneous dowed parlor, cozy sun. place, finished basement, References, yearly le

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PROFESSIONAL 0 F F 1 C E HARBOR SPRINGS FEMALE SEEKS clean quiet STOCKWELL CHINA "GROSSE POINTE PARK - SOD JERRY SCHOENITH .'" Nottingham. Charming 2. plaza, Harper between 12 Beautiful new 3.bedroom, 11h. female to share furnished BAZAAR 80~ PER YARD DELIVERED '.. bedroom flat, fireplace, and 13 Mile. Up to 2,400 bath condominium, central flat in Grosse Pointe Park. Snotland''S famous china shop INVITES YOU TO BUY MANY OF HIS POSSES. 100 yards or more, SIONS FROM THE ROOTERTAIL AND HIS . :. carpet, drapel'les, $3~0. 331. square feet. Available im. air, large pool, lighted $155 plus If.! utilities. Call is as clo.se as your phone . $1 per yard under 100 yards . : 4848. mediately, excellent park . tennis courts. Days 886. Jill after 6 p.m. 822.4776. Many of your friend'3 and Minimum 35 Yards UNLI-MITED HYDROPLANE DAYS AT THE EAST WARREN "-' ------Ing. Inquire 823.3733. 6922. Evenings 885.4142. : ROOMMATE WANTED to nel,h;ool's ill'lre'ady enjoy Installation Available SOMERSET - 6 . room lower fav{)rable prices and per. One Day Service ALL AMERICAN FLEA MARKET ]1 flat, 2 private porches. reo OFFICE DESK, wood, 60x30, SOUTH PALM Beach condo. share nice spacious 3 bed. sonal .service on Itheir SATURDAY, Sept. 19th, 8 a.m, to 5 p.m. cently decorated, fireplace, fair condition, $50. 881- minium-Oceanfront. furn. room home, in Cadicux- cMna, crystal aml figurine POINTER CNB PARKING LOT . ,2.car garage, no pets, $325. 1184 ished, 1 bedroom. s.ea,on. Morang area. Wit! consider needs as well as numer. LANDSCAPI NG (Somerset/East Warren) , 822.6997. 851.6390 after 6 p.m. couple. Reasonable. 839. ous gift items. Keep tMs 885-8448 Plates. Rolling Stones albums, T.shirts, jackets, loose OFFICE OR store on Mack ------.--- 9208 afler 6 p,m. name and phone number leaf binders, ties, hats, etc ST. CLAIR Shores large Eng. Avenue, Grosse Pointe HUTOHINSON iSLAND - I bandy. You will be gla-d GUARANTEE)D REBUILT I . Ush Tudor-3 bedrooms, 2 Park area. $100. 343.0268, BeautMu'Uy fumiE'hed 2. ROOMMATE TO share house 'bed!room, 2-batih, fil'£,t.f.1oor in Grosse Poinle Farms. you wid. wamers, dryers and diSlh.I~======~~ . fir e p I ace s, appliances. MARGARJE'I' E washers. Call George 885. ::" many extras, $550 plus de. CONCOURSE EAS'f I condominium, paltdo, pool, Super location. Washer and tennis, boat d'ock, ocean dryer. $185 plus half uUll. HENDERSON 1762. ,: posit. 781.6241 or 881.5958. BUILDING 884.6213 20811 Kelly Reat! access, mont1hQy$1,500, sea. ties. 886-3&35 or 882-2300. MY SISTERS' Place Resale WANTED 'ST. CLAIR SHORES-3.bed. HAMPTON SQUARE son le.\'s. MonthJy minimum WANTED: Fema1e in mid. 'ONE OF THE FINETS of all Shop. We spe-cialize in room Bungalow, new car. BUILDING I 222.3533 doays, 822.1996 20's to share with same, oriental rugs now avaH. hand~rafted it em,s and ORI ENTAL RUGS pet, 11f.!baths. 1-car garage 22811 Mack Avenue evenin,&,s, my house in Stel'ling able, 50"x80" Princess Bo. quali-ty clothing. 0 pen $440 plus utilities and se. khara, valued $2,]95, make Monday.Saturday, 10.5 p.m. ESTATES PURCHASED curity deposit. 884.1429. PRIME DELUXE general of. ORLANDO AREA, beautiful He.ights. $250 a month in. villa 2.2. 27 championship eludes utilities. CaB 977. offer. 882-0211. Consignments of crafts and flee and medical suites misce~laneous taken hy ap. OR TWO-BEDROOM flat-Upper available at the above hole' golf, tennis, pool, 3571 evenings. SOLID OAK bedroom dress. SINGLE ITEMS . Moross near 1.94, $310 plus prestige locations . week.month. 729.3122. Call HOME WITH ba~ement and er, brand new, must sell. pointment, 22217 Kelly, 5 blocks &>ut'h of Nine Mile, security depos~t of $4{10, __p_re_f_E:_ra_b_Iy_a._m_._____ garage to share with non. 774.2891 after 5. WE PAY TOP DOLLAR also 2.bedroom lower, $325 PRICE: You will find what 7'77-6551. GULF OF Mexico, 50 miles smoking male near Cadieux AREA RUGS beige/brown, plus $400 security deposit. you pay for. Office space AUTOMOBILE OWNERS - 547-5000 in either of thi!se two loca. from Mobile, Alabama, 30 and Chandler Park. Rent 10x13, $75. Cream/green, 527.0710. Ask for Mrs. miles fro m Pensacola, negotiable. 882-3571. As low as $25 quarterly . Cross. tions represents one of the I 7x11, $95. Call after 5. B85- 1<'lnl";,h Fffi('i~I1CV aoart. - 2684. buys Compulsory No Fault b~~l \'i11ut:~ill Ul" ;;"burb;;. ~~~t~',"150.foot waterfront Roo~r~rATE WANTED io Insurance. 881.2376.. Rent includes all utilities .lMMACULA'I'E ONE - bed. on Intra. Coastal canal. share rent in beautiful COUCH and chair, $100. Household & Estate ,~room condominium. Nice and 5.day pnaltor in ",ell. BOX SPRING and mattress Pier fishing, 2 golf rOllrses, Harper Woods home. 8M. Chair and ottoman, white Sales & Appraisals '. neighborhood. Heat, appli. maintained buildings. newly furnished. Suggest 4798. leather, $35. Antique ma. sets by Serta, lh off. Twin ances, maintenance, $350 $145. Full $185. Queen early reservations. $80 PRIVATE BEDROOM, home hogany desk, twin beds, . - monthly. 886.4297 or 521. SPACE: From 200 squarp, $200. White canopy bed $225. King $325. All first .~ 5097. foot singles to 3,000 square weekly, also monthly rates. privileges. Wee k 1y or quality. Dealer warehul\se Write Canal Metel, P.O. monthly. Grosse Pointe. frame, $20. Stereo. 2 speak. foot corporate suites. Leas. ers, $20. Screens and slide clearance. 268.2854 or 371. • FREE CONSULTATION Ing information. 885.0111. Box 541, Gulf Shores, Ala. 882.3045. ( 15400. '~A-FOR RENT bama 36532. Pbone ].205- projector Bell & Howell, Call 8&2-8854 or 881-7518 after 5 p.m. camera, $95. Suspended KNOWLEDGE OF ANTIQUES' TRAINED PERSONNEL FURNISHED offices offices offflces offices 968.'16]5. 1 - NTED 7 WA ceiling and light fixture, BLUE PRINT • FREE CLEAN.UP • :.,------KELLY NEAR EASTLAND CHARLEVOIX • Petoskey TO RENT 8x12, circular saw, $100.. SERVICE 'ATTENTION EXECUTIVE. ISO mIrror tiles, $20. '73 Donna A. Landers Jeanne R. Roddewlg ,'.' Transfers: one. and two. area. Modern 4.bedroom ------INSTANT COPIES 10~ large single office chalet. Fireplace, 2 baths. LAW STUDENT seeks ga, PInto parts, $80. Forml~a SCRATCH PADS, M~ ~b. 882-8854 881.7518 bedroom apartment., dec. round kItchen table Dnd 4 r ,orator furnished. Linens, By week or weekend. 882. rage apartment. Wlll pro. SILKSORElEN NEGS 8150,1,3&2square foot medical 11749or 1591.6180. vide maintenance/security chairs, $611. 779-1828. PHO'roBTATS.ARTISTS .:;. dishes, utensUs Included. I, ~,; $28.60 per day, minimum SARASOTA. BRADENTON in exohange for rent reo 3 ESTATES NE:e:.DLEPOINT STATS : ~'.one week, $SeO per month. 3,e24 square fut, open space, JOB PRINTING private oftlces, ready now, area _ 2.bedroom, 2.bath, ducHon. Very capable, ref. Fine furnIture, ant!qulls, ~'. Location: 1.696 between Bayfront condomInium, erences. 884-7944. glass, palntin;s, bronzes, WEDDING INVI'l'ATIONS GET THE MOST FOR . . 1.76 and 1.94. Security, l'llf. collectibles. Open Mon. thru Sat, 9.15 p.m. - erencn. 469-107e. Mack north of Nine Mlle, 851.36112. I CARE>ER WOMAN seeking 1,2eO square feet, brand new ANTIQUE TRADER POINTE PRINTING YOUR O'RIENTAL RUGS FLORIDA SPECIAL I Carriage House apartment. 218De Van Dyke (Formerly Ewnomee Serv.) _ ROSEVILLE • 3 Senior Gltizens October 1st occupancy. 884. 7158.78811 13201 Kercheval Mack at BY.! MIle, 7150square • 3 Hundred Dollars 0337 dteT 6 or weekends. AZAR'S ORIENTAL RUGS v MOTEL MOROOCO feet, vacant at Lakepolnte 32160 GRATIOT AND • 30 Sunny, Days on Inter. FURNISHED ROOM or small BELL AND HOWELL Super Grosse Pointe Park 822.7100 One of the largest selections ot Oriental rugs 8 fllmosonlc XL 12aS, 1-"' 1~ MILE Eastland BuIlding coastal waterway canal. apartment in Grosse Pointe at rrdnlmum prices ACROSS FROM 1,000 square feet, subleast!, ~27.5313. for single g'entleman. 888. sound and low Ught, pow- A:A RELIANCE - Used reo MACOMB MALL beautifully decorated 7112. er zoom, movie camera, frlgerators .bought and 251 E. MERRILL, BIRMINGHAM Weekly sleeping rooms. Also FORT MYERS Beach, Flori. llke new, with carrying sold, 25917 Gratiot Ave., .~ kitchenettes. Linens and FISHER ROAD da. Beautifu.l 3-bedroom, caee. $175 or best oftel', Roseville. 778.7331. 644-7311 3.bath home on deep watt!r 7C-GARAGE 882-4878. :,: maid s e r vie e available, Exe-c\l~ive suites WANTED ".: w.alklng distance to ,bus canal. Enclosed pool, golf WANTED 4 large rooms and tenn,:s nearby. Season. STOVE - G.E. Americana - :.: and Shopping. From $56 2 large rooms electric, double oven, com. BUYING SWORDS, .-, weekly. Psychiatrist's office al renta:1 available January GARAGE WANTED for 3rd. 886-6888. storage of 2 sports cars, binatlon microwave and GUNS, DAGGERS, j,: 200.2440 conventional upper with CLINTON TOWNSHIP 343.0271. MEDALS, , ; ~~NE-BEDROOM apartment- FORT . LAUDERDALE by broiler and rotisserie. !l8li. Hayes, south of 19 Mile, up 7664. 774-9651 FRI.ENDLY ~: $200 a month ino1udes util. the sea. Oceanfront luxury 1iartzlil PROFESSIONAL to 9,700 square feet, brand condominium. 2 bedrooms. 8-ARTICLES Household Sales " mes and furniture. 886. new, professional FOR SALE MUST SELL. Traditional din. mARLY BI'lU> g.a[e - F,ire. SERVICE t.;, 2428. 2 baths, balcony overlook. ing room, table with le'af, wood, Northern Micll!gan ing ocean and pool. Beau. 4 chairs, 48.inch china, 5 seasoned hlBrdwood. Birch, EXECUTIVE HOME in ex. KERCHEVAL ON THE HILL tifully furnished. Rental by LARGE SELECTION of reo YOUR SPECIAL SUSAN HARTZ office space years old, $650 or best of. maple and oak. Delivered. : clusive Fanns' 10C1ltion. season from owner. 886. conditioned SCHWINN bi. fer. 286-3193. 293-3949. POSSESSIONS 886-8982 Swimming pool, 5 fire. Chet Sampson Building 1720. cycles. Rea-sonable prices. ARE MY Grosse PDlnte City places, spaolous rOO!J1S,par. Village Cyclery, 777-0357. GARAGE SALE: Thur.~day, VINTAGE CLOTHES SPECIAL CONCERN ,. tiaI1.. ft! . h d 4 bed Virginia S. Jeffries LAKE HURON cottage south Li' y rms Il •.• , ',,''>[I'I 'Realtor-:I '\~i, 12-4,. Friday. 10.4.. ll225 LEE'S RESALE' .,' ;' .,: l rooms, 3 baths .pJ\ls .m¥d's ! ':of I'HarrisviUe. '$leeps' six.. ,WE 'IJ&PAIR:,ALL. CLOCKS Beaconsfielll", .' ..'Ill .. 2l'3'39lMACK c li .iL~uarters, °l~i sto(y" famllyi 11('.1 1.! ..•. l'B82'.OB99' .... , d, .. IncH.i~~s eqUIP1J"'ed~~tetien,'" FREE' ESTIMATES . .J') .' ''881.~02 ,:)"room, country, Idtchen. cable TV, excellent salmon 1l0~NTE CLOCKS NEW heavy play back ping .-+t'ttt'- 'Je 'J .. J ....." $1,600 per month, 2.year 6D-VACATfON fishing, $20 per day. 343. 15121 KERCHEVAL pong table; tall ornamentai' GRAN DFA TH ER

O' Jease, ase.2000. 0757 or 881.9147. ' GROSSE POINTE PARK plant, interesting hardwood CLOCKS RENTALS cabInet, 882.394S. -- TOLES & ASSOCIATES 821.1111 While in stock, 30% to 50% FINE ART OBJECTS 11 • SARASOTA. beautiful Pell. ------.----- J!R~SSE POINTE FARMS- HARBOR SPRINGS - "Lov. can Cove condominium. "ALMOST.NEW" APPAREL GE electric dryer, exceilent off. Large selection. Dealer CASH ON' CONSIGNMENT condiUon. 882-7216 after 10 clearance. 268.2854 or 371. . ir.' Hillcrest upper, 2 bed. liest Ume of the year." Decorator furnishl!d, 2 accessories, furs and an . ONE ITEM OR WHOLE ESTATES , ~.rooms, dining room, sun Make your SUMMER res. bedrooms, 2 baths, tennis, tiques at a fraction of the a.m. before 9 p.m. ------5400. "I room, modern kitchen, side ervations now. 08n for pool, sauna. Ideal for original cost. ENCYCLOPEDIA Brittanica, FREE, Moe-vera plant w~bh Oriental Rugs. Fine Crystal and Porce- ~" drive and garage, carpeted. special rates. 882-2597. adults. November 1 s t, We Buy Furs 54 edition, complete, good $10 purchase of juice, jell lain. Fine Paintings • Sterling, Jewel. ~~$500 a month. 882-4266. SCHUSS MOUNTAIN chao month or season, Call Con. Consignments Welcome set, $35. 886.0345. or products. 774-4852. ry, Collectibles • Fine Antique Furni. 0/ let, beautiful 4 bedrooms, nie, 757.0090. I LEE'S ture. DOLL HOUSE, 16 rooms, ad. FAMILY SALE - Furniture; '&S8-ROOMS 21h baths, fireplace, ski to 20339 Mack 881.8082 .. g I FORT LAUDERDALE, Flor------u.!t, brick, miniature 3 car appliances; bicycle car. PLEASE CALL OR WRITE ~'l FOR RENT I s. opes, swrmmm'If poo , ida. Luxurious condomini. WE BUY, s"'ll" or :r~de... an. riers; clo.lJhingj wool, win. tenms cour,s, go course. urn, Sea Ranch Lakes tinque jewelry, watches, ~RANDT table lamp, ter, baby. Other miscellany. DuMOUCHELLE'S ~WARREN/CADIEUX AREA. 886-3377 or 881.01100. North. Oceanfront, com. clock>. Kiska Jewelers, 63 attached garage. 755-2297. Saturday, September 12, 409 E. JEFFERSON :. Some privileges. No sUb. :BEAUTJro[, 2 in miscellaneous items. 19870 only, 10.6. ~o Pre.sales. 2-bedl'OQm con- pletely furnished, bed- Kercheval, the Colonial DETROIT, 48226 " stance abusers. Call eve- dOOl'inium,-,10 mljnutes to rooms, 2 baths, pool, walk. Federal Building. 885-5755. Holiday Rd., Grosse Pointe 1614 Bournemouth. . nings. 886.1348. Woods. Gwl! in Naples, Florida. ing distance to shopping SILK OR dried centerpieces ORIENTAL RUGS 963-6255 ROOM and house privileges For lease AW.Hable De. center and churches. Pri. by professional f lor i s t GARAGE SALE, 19297 Rol. ... for responsible work!ng cern'ber 1st tihrouogh Apri-1 vate underground parking. working at home. Custom andale, corner of Rolan . and ANTIQUES or May. R~ly to Bl>xG.50 Winter lease November 1 work, very reasonable. 839. dale and Vermouth. Satur. WANTED '" person. 824-2294 after 6 day-Sunday, September 12. The Ultimate "PREPPY" T-SHIRT : p.m. GrO:lSe Pointe News. t h r 0 ugh April. $2,000 6434. BY A PRIVATE PARTY monthly plus utilities. Call 13, 9-3 p.m. Clothing, small PAYING THE .MOST from the Ultimate Preppy College. 'ROOMS FOR RENT IN DIF- BOYNE COUNTRY. Com. between 3.5 weekdays, 313. HOME OWNERS: Consider appliances, h 0 use h 0 I d The Prestigious (albeit fictitious) . FERENT AREAS. CALL pletely furnished, all elec. 348.1888. this insurance protection goods . 1-633-7607 tric. 2.tier Chalet. Upper -----.---.-- as follows: $100,000 on " LaVON'S, 773.2035. GARAGE SALE, 2079 Hamp- WHOLE HOUSE contents I UNIVERSITY OF tier, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, BOCA RATON-Sandlefoot. dwelling, $10,000 on ga- sale, furniture, rugs, knick. , @ 'BEAUTIFUL ROOM, em. kitchen, living room with 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, beau- rage, $50.000 on contents ton Rd., Friday.Saturday, 10-4 p.m. Car top carrier, nacks. Perfect for apart. GROSSE POINTE .~ ployed lady, kitchen. privi- fireplace. Lower tier 3 bed. tifully furnished condo. and $100,00 liability cov. ment or starter home. Must £: 1981 L'OIGP ;~ leges, 884-4619. rooms, 2 baths, kitchen, Free goifing, pool. Avail- erage. Only $344 per year. 3 living room tables sew. ing machine, clothes: toys, sell. 885.5054. Emblazoned with a picture living room with fireplace, able September ,through Thoms Insurance Agency, . of the schoo! mascot. PRIVATE BEDROOM, home afghans, etc. BARGAINS! New Camaro Tiers may be interconnect- December. Reasonable. Af. Eastland. Center. 881.2376. Navy blue wllime green. privileges. Wee k 1y or ed if desired, Clubhouse, ter 6. 268.5435. 1------radio, $20; 4 wheels, $10 ';' monthly. Grosse Pointe. "THE TERM, plagerism po. swimming pool, spring.fei STAMP AND COIN apprais- litely covers the crime of each; 2 electric ovens, $15 ~.~'882.3045. lakelet, private putting MARCO ISLAND, Get away' als for pri'!ate collections, mental pick pocketing," and $10; upholstered chair, Sfi.95•.1DdIllaI ,..11IIndfiR. green adjacent to golf to our island in the sun, 2 estates and banks. Call Henry Ford senior. Cour. $18: outside T.V. antenna, . (2 or more, $8.50 ea.) $8; exercise equipment, 6C--OFFICE course. 425$33. bedroom, 2.bath, luxury John. 8813051. tesy of Wacky Jack and sa [J LJ CJ each. 884-8896. CHILDS MG L XL ADULT S:= M ~ L::::; Xc. FOR RENT condominium. Accepting The Colonial Shop. Nlml . _ HILTON HEAD ocean front winter reservations. To see FURS WANTED Condo. 2 bedroom, 2 ;':\th, brochure, call Tony 882. Consignments or Buy SCHWINN BIKE - 5 speed BEN PEARSON compound Addr ... . ALL NEW executive offices balcony overlookinl!' ocean. 1232 now.till December 5th LEE'S men's touring bicycle, blue' bow, brand new, $65. 882. : Grosse Pointe Woods, con. fn07. City 8 .. 11 Zip _ pool, walk to golf, tC:l\!li~. ff t 1pp y book clip. Good condition: ~ venlent to Vernier. Ex. Beautifully fUl'nishea. Ren. I __ o_._se_a_so_n_ra_es_a_ _ ._ 20339 Mack 881.8082 Best offer. ~7M1. I'll-. Allow 2 Wk.. 0 III.,.,." GARAGE SALE-4695 Cour. elllCD pql~IIO: uotOP. H3 Plmtllrlon, Gro"l PI•. PI". MI 48230 . pressway, sillile office up tal by own~r. 215.353.0237. LAKE CHARLEVOIX. 3 bed. I -F-L-E-A-M-A-R-K-ET-e-v-er-y-S-a-tu-r. ,to 1,e00 square feet. Dis. GARAGE SALE - Victorian ville, September 10, 11, 12, . erlmlnatIng professionals HARBOR SPRINGS overlook. room cottage in Boyne day. Kennary Kage An. bed, Victorian footboard 8 to 15. I' '. only. Information 886-4104. ing Boyne Hi~hlllnds, new City. Special fall rnte3. t1ques, Cadieux at East television stand, kindling: 1------, 3 bedroom, 3 bath chalet. 886.4529. Warren. 882-4396. leather chair, stove pipe, USED BOOKS - Bought, HOUSEHOLD L1QUIDATION EAS'r DETROIT-KeHy Road Beautifully furnished and 1------miscellaneous. 277 Moran, sold. Fiction, non.flctlon. SALES COMPANY , Office or retail, 20x80, now equipped, Avalliubl! week. WANTED-In Southern Cal. A SELEC1'lON - Uke new, Saturday, 12th, 9.12. Hardcovers, paperback - ANNOUNCES TWO BLESSED EVENTS _ partitioned but will reo end, weekly or seasoll:!!. l!ornia, near beach, 2 b~d. Schwinn bicycles. Pointe nMn 'tiJ 6 p.m. Tues. thru TO TAKE PLACE THE WEEK OF SEPTE~tBER 7th. ',move, good parking. 626.0935 eVEnings after room 2.bath unit, 3 to 3 Cyclery, 20373 Mack and Sat. BOOKTIQUE, 15243 YOUR CHILDRE~ WILL RETURN TO SCHOOL WALKER.ALKIRE HOUSEHOLD and 7:30 p.m. II no answer, months. 882.0058. Blll's Bike, 14229 East Mack Ave., between Lake. OUR SHOP REOPE~ED AND r:oqVITES YOt' REALTY 618.526.5589. NAPLES, FLORIDA - Lux. JeHerson. ESTATE SALES 886-0920 pointe and Beaconsfield. TO STOP IN AND SEE US - ESCAPE to Miami Beach. urlous furnished 2 bed. DOLL APPRAISALS Conducted by "K" 8815.2265. WE'VE MISSED YOU. ONE.MAN business oWce, Larlle furnished one bed. room. Country Club, condO- ANTIQUES OR Servicing Wayne, Oakland New shipment includes: pair antiqqlle torchiers; large manufactulling representa. room apartment, sleeps minium, Special rates. 882. COLLEC'I'IBLES and Macomb Counties decorative mosaic "Kermit the Frog," "~Iarch tlve or accountant, Split four, breath.taklng view of 8825. SUSAN'S DOLL MUSEUM Hare," "Fish"; Fickes.Reed bamboo chair. 7157.e568 Kay 247.0381 rent. 20943 Mack, near Ver. the Atlantic from sixteenth ST. PETERSBERG: Luxury Ann 771.0107 wrought iron wall sconces, a wonderful selecUon of •! nler, 881.2920 befort 3 floor luxury building with beach front, 2 bedroom, CHANDELIER, magnlflr.t!nt Buying baskets, Klttlnger knee.hole desk. Baker Shcr . • p.m. or 881-ll738. game room pool, $300 week. 2 bath Condo. Golllng, Czechoslovakian crystal, 8 man couch. Small mahogany cupboard. large ly, minimum rental one s w I m m I n i, clubhouse. light, grully reduced, $8150 GOING OUT of BUSINESS andirons, Several flne oil paintings, Lovely &AST WARREN between Ca. month, leu for longer Walking distance to new dressing table with center,lift mIrror, Victorian 331.4209. MAYFAIR SHOPPE d!eux and Mack, 800 square lease, share with friends. mall. Completely furnish. Books marbletop consolc an:! mirror, Rcgency l'nd table. foot buHdlng, furnished tor 886'.2687 after 8. cd, 296.2320 or 791.1086. 24e18 Harper fine selection of new Oriental rugs, magnificent . oftlce use. Air condltloMd 6F-SHARE LIVING St. Clair Shorel From Slnllle old metal canlstcr~, pine dry sink. banjo, heavily ENJOY A fall vacation on I -H-uTC-H-I~-S-O-~--ISLAND I and rear parlolnll. QUARTERS Volumes to beautiful Siesta Key, Fla. i Stuart, Florida. New ocean Vila - MasterCharlle - carved Bombe chest. one dozen ~teisscn cups PALAZZOLO AND Take advantage of off.sea'i front luxury 2 bedrooms. ,~ Cull Entire libraries ... and saucers, several dIning tabl.es. mirrors, ASSOCIATES son rates perfect weather, I 2 baths Condo, fully fur.! Oriental rugs. Many more new conslllnments, 883.1944 Show cas e I, reference CALL US FIRST OUR SERVICES INCLt:DE: no crowds, lOO-yard walk I nlshed. Pool, sauna, tennis. i TO SHARE books, flxturel, furniture, VVe have thousand, of to Gult of Mexico for fan. 553.3471 or 1.683.8029 eve. I APPRAISALS. ESTATE SALES. CONSIGN~tENTS Three.bedroom f I a t In col1ectl.ble., d e cor atiVG customers waiting for NOTE: WE ARE EXTENDING Prlvat. Offices tasUc sunse!!, whit a und, nlngs. item., antlquel, elothlni, your books and 16 years ' .Orou. Pointe City I Mack shelllnll, Olympic pool, Park wHh another fe. OUR HOURS TO 4 P,M. male. Evsrythlng new. p • per b • c k I, recordl, of buylnll and selHns .:Avenue, Lar,e reception nearby iolt, tennis, and su. : 6E-GARAGE j ewe I r y and mlscella. 15115 Charlevoix (near Mar~'land) Really beautiful for $17e experience. Grosse Pointe Park area, ~retarlal servlcel, pel'b rutllurants, $170 per FOR. REl.JT neoul. May we com. by' ..private parklnll, law ]l. week throuih December J"Il plus security. Call Ju lio 331.3486 ,brary, utilities Included. 14. for newly decorated ef. at I EVERYTHING MUST GO. JOHN KING JILL WILLIAMS Air conditioned. Uclency apartment. Call' GARAGE SPACE, 4.83 Fish. , DEALERS WELCOME CHARLES KLI~GENSMlTH 884-5660 , 961.0622 331.1630 for pictures and' cr. Grosse Pointe Clly. 888. 12.8 p.m, 774-0130 • Clip and Save this ad • LAUREN CHAP~fA~ 884-1234 further Information, 5972.

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GARAGE SALE: Living room, BROWNIE UNIFOR.'fS - MARK YOUR cal~ndar S:lp.1 THE ORIGINAL exereycle- i 7B.INCH VELVET sofa, ex. I SUPER BARGAINS-Clothes PIANOS WANTED WANTED Playpen and baby bedroom furniture, odds sizes 10 and 12. Jumpers, I tember 25th, 7:30 p.m. The Good condition, $250. GE: cell~nt condition. Must see galore, at Christ Fellow. GRANDS, Spmets, Consoles walkers'. 824-3856. 'I' and ends, tools, 10 speed 71h and 10. . 885. All American Auctlon, East stove, good conjjtion, $60. ! :0 llI:pr2date. 881.0366. I ship Churc~, 21760 Raven, and Small Uprights, :~, bike, wall clock. 1354 Haw. 7378. Warr"n and CourviJJ.::l. 631.5251 aft:;r 6 p.m. week.! , ' - "'. East DetrOit, n~ar Ke!IY TOP PRICES PAm DECOYS, wood ducks, geese, thorne, Saturday. ------.------.--- ... - Something for everyon!' days. ! SUPER BARGAINS. Ptn~. and Toephcr, Frtday 9:30. fish. 881.2603. ~I,: ------I GARAGE SALE - Thurs., Information 886.2310 . I pong Ublc, Cub Scout lInJ- 4, Saturday 9:30.12. VE 7-0506 2 IMPORTED down comfort. Sept. 10 and Fri., Sept. 11 .. .. __ '_ ~ ._ ... _ '. BASEMENT SALE. !tntiques: furm, tabl:?, school desk, '. ----.,- .... -,- .. -,,- OLD SINGER tredd'!e sew. ers, and one set men's golf 9 a.m to 4 pm Clean c1oth- MOVING SALE--September Depres::'on 1'.1335, furn;lurc, i c:ock, ~kj boots size 8, s~dis, CONN C?RNET, $135; Hen- ALL ing machine, good working clubs. Call evenings. 884- ing, baby stroller, car bed, 13th and 14th. Living room, Kitchen Aldc dishwasher, I decorator pieces, lady's dryx bIrd cage, ~18; Royal PIANOS WANTED condition, reasonable. 562- 3549. me~'s ski boots. size 10Y.!, Bombay chest, malching new Lellox chilla, ccllcc!i'l clothes £:ze 12, men's sta.nd~rd typewriter, $45: I 7114 after._.6 pm__:...._.. _ ------boy s 3.speed bike, stereo, marble top end tables, ble and d2corator it~ms, I clothes size 40.1" 34.W, child s phonograph, $10, TOP CASH PAID MOVING: Antiques, olde. bowling ball, mise 21167 loveseat, swivel chair, Tap. clolh2s, toys, bike, etc. 899 1931 £'dis, 'b1)3t3 size 12, 50 c~p coffee maker, $15; ONE DAY PICK-UP WANTED - Patio set of ," l,iques, Willbees, treasures Lancaster, Harper Woods. pan 40.inch ra!lge, kitchen Lakepointe, Grosse Poinle more Saturday 9 a.m., 342 ~~~:lllg lamp, $8. 884. chairs about 3 and settee. and trash from Grandma's EAR h set, dishes, miscellaneous. Park, corner Fairfax. Sal. Moran 835.3249. _ ' _.:. _.__ _ ,._. _ 541-,6116 1 Weatherproof, sturdy, at. attic. Electric dryer, reo S S automatic was er, 1443 L 'f d t b 11 d't' $125 9 innhurst, Detro'l . ur ay on.y, Sep em er '-. 16111 MACK antiques col. BALDWIN ORGASONICor- tractive, red or green. Rea. frigerator and stove, $20 exce ent con lIOn, .. ----.----,-----. --,-- 12th 9.5 No Pre.Sal~s ['BARNWOOD for sale, $1.50 I t'bl f'.t 'b I gan, double key boa r d, sonal>le, VA 2-7154. each. Stereo turntable, $25 After 6. 885-0079. GARAGE SALE - House. .'- __ ~, __ ... -..:._, per foot or best offer. 773'1 e~l~ es,. urm ~re, uy_ and much, much more. i wares, clothes, some me. DINETTE SET _ 6 months 2813, _,~_._ conslgnmen . .__ bench, (blond), $375. 886. SAFES WANTED _ Almost _.~~~.: \ any condition. Woods Lock Saturday, September 12th,i AR H auSE SALE chanic's tools, miscellane. old, .$125. Ant,iqu2 brass---'---'- .:-----.- .------. I DOUBLE.OVEN gas range, 10.1. 21900 Stephens, St. ous. Septenlber 11th and hangmg lamp $25. Small GARAGE SAI...E - .5520 Rad excellent condition Cop. GRINNELL CONSOLE: Ital. and Safe. TU 1-9247. Clair Shores between 9 MOVING SALE 12,~h, 9.3, 1086 Maryland, coffee table $25. 831.9564. nor, DetrOit, Friday, Sat. t $95 C 11 'ft 6 ian Provincial fruitwood, MOD ERN COLLECTIBLE and 10 Mlle. Harper and Friday, 10.5 p.m. . Grosse Pointe Park. .------.---.- I urday, Sunday. Lots of ~~~ g[;.fg . a a er . A-I condition. 925.5587. DOLLS-MADAME ALEX. Greater ~Iack. No pre. Saturday, 10-4 p.m, --,------42-INCH ROUND hanging clothing and miscellaneous. .. . ANDER, BARBIE, ETC. sales. 12571 LAING, DETROIT MAHOGANY DINING room s:-eel firep-Iace $250 in. ' .--- . DINING ROOM Chandelier, BALDWIN Acrosonic piano Ih block off Moross near set, dropleaf table', 5 chairs, cluding all fittings and RUST NYLON carpetmg, entranU. ~~.tf'U". "'Ut~"caser ...~". 1!i2o~"iiilO" Wmche.ster and others. ~'E FURNISHINGS-7S1 [circa 18.60, fl.'nger molding Relocatmg Texas. SacrIfIce di','on 884-4652 I H t 'lCtircha t' . dot,hing man',s ladies' and Private collector. 478.5315, HO m <;'100 882 1349 .- ., ar z .1. amps er cage. . ' BEAUTIFUL ARTLEY flute. Lakeshore, parking on and fruIt carvmg~ red. velv~t 'P • • • --- ._- _.- Like new, $12. 884.5064. children's, h 0 use h old Willison. Sept. 11, 12 from 'lp~o~stery, 2 Vletonan 011 - ONE ELECTRIC rOlary an. ------.__ items, reasonable. 22805 Like new. Excellent tone. SERIOUS local collcelor will 11-4 o'clock. Furniture, an. pamtmgs. GARAGE SALE. Miscellane. tenna $75, gasoline lawn SEARS Kenmore automatic I Alger Thursday through Bargain at' $190. 881-2941. purchase all signed Tiffany ous, Saturday, Sep.tember edger $125, fer t i l,i z e r washer, apartment si~e, ex. Sunday 11 to 6. lamps: Handel, Pi!lrpoint, tiques, pictures, Brunswick Turn of the century Ital. 12 only,. 416 Hillcrest, spreader $12. 822.3859. cellent conditino, $75. Call I HAMMOND ORGAN M.100 Jefferson and Moe Bridges billiard table, other game ian Renaissance.style 0 a k Grosse Pomte Farms. ORIENTAL COCKTAIL ta. after 6. 885-0079. TREAD~ Jogger -.Model with bench and double I amp s. All transactions tables, wine cage, more. cabinet with carved doors, . ---- J.25, like new, $65. Exer keyboard, mint condition. strictly confidentiaL Please small sofa, blue and gold ta. BASEMENT SALE, miscel. ble, brand new, $200. Sac. SEARS CLASSIC gas range, cize bi/Wcle, Hke now, $60 884-3650. .call after 6 p.m, 886-~12. WANTED: Stoves, refrigera. 1 f' h' part 'V v pestry coverinng, recently re- aneous llrntS mgs, a . rifice. Coffee table $60, wo° duoble oven, Avocado, ex. (Bath Vitamasters) 776 1------f~gr~,$~o~~in$gl~. n~4~~~: upholstered, two blue arm ment stove, pool table with ven rug 9x12 $50, 8x12 yel. cel1ent condition, $125. Call 4943. , Gl,Bvl,SthONhaLrEdSSPhaeuI11cSatasen,daerx~ CASH FOR chairs in excellent condition. ping-pong top, lamps, V'er. low rug $25, After 6 p.m. alter 6. 885-0079. KIDS CLOTHES 771-4076. Gold small wing chair, newly tical air conditioner, me,tal 331.7280. ------WHIRLPOOL el!;lctric dryer cellent condition. $390. 885. FLFA MA-R-K-E-T-- upholstered~ ' cabinet, much morel Sep. ------GARAGE SALE: 991 Butns, excellent condition $80 7521. Infant to 14 t EVERY, TUESDAY tember 11th, 12th, 416 FOR A speci~ Christmas: Indian Village, September Call after 6. 885.0079. ------Also baby furniture ALCOMOS CASTLE Italian Provindal.style din. Hi'llcrest, Grosse Pointe Arkansas hand. crafted 12th and 13th, Saturday, I EVETTE WOOD cJarinet- Excellent Condition -." ILE ETWEEN MACK lng room, pecan wood, round Farms. 881-4572. . quilts. For information: 9-5, Sunday, 12.4. GARAGE SALE _ Winter Very good ~ondition, case, 881-3260 ~.': 9 M B table with 18" leaf and 4 . Betty Toy, 8820 Mayflower, coats; men's, women's, chi! books, mus-:c stand, $175. AND HARPER high cani! back side chairs. l"URNITURE-Du~an Phyfe I Little Rock Arkansas 72205 GARAGE SALE - Baby dren's clothes; bikes; 20 886-4077. PRIVATE col1cetor would 773.0591 dining room g.et, smaH N.' ' Cllothhes, b~by .items, SaduJt foot traverse rod, misc I like to buy U.s, stamps, .~ GARAGE SALE - 19277 Step table, French Provin- frigerator, stereo, bedroom REMINGTON PORTABLE cdot es, mlSC lte ms. a t u r. Saturday 1()'4. 56 Roslyn. YAMAHA FLUTE, excellent collections, Call 775-4757. . cial, .painted and 2 It1llian. out1it, other pieces, 778- Quietwriter typewriter, $40. ay an d Sun day, 5 7 44 condi-tion, cleaning Tod in I ;~~ Linville, Grosse Pointe style p a i n t e d commodes. 0960. Antique bllithtub, sink, Courville. MOVING SALE _ Every case, $200. 621-6737, EASTSIDE bookseller de- Woods. Saturday, 12th, 9.1. Painted low chest with 6 ------commode, $100 takes all. -SEARS----C-LA-S-S-IC--l-t-. thing must' go, furniture sires signed limited edi. "'J. Chairs, TV, toys, etc. drawers. Mahogany silver urn MARK YOUR calendar, Sep. St. Ora-ir 1.329-7530. . e ec rlC f I" g d dl'nl'ng i tions, fine illustr'ated chilo ,.r. tember 25th, 7:30 p.m. The range. Top oven, Almond, or Ivm room an ai-ANTIQUES THOMASVILLE dining room antiqued green. Large old . h th k'd' excellent condition $75 room, ohina !Cabinet, re FOR SALE dren's ,literature, art, pho. set, pedestal table, 6 chairs, gilt mirror. ~~r~~erl~~ :uc6~:h.~~:~ W~~:;io~~sV;;~~r,a~ow-e ab~u~ Call after 6. 885-0079. . frigerator. 881.7581. ,tography, Americana. De. China cabinet, 4 year's old, I troit, Civil War, Occult, ,j: $1,100. 773.7606 after 4. Pair of twin beds complete Something for everyone. a break for you? After GARAGE SALE, Youth bed, MOPED, Batavus yellow, KEN NARY Kage Antiques. Avant Garde Lit;, military with poslur,epedlc mattresses Information: 888-2310. summer of fun and frolic, mattress, fireplace screen, baskets and luggage rack Hours: Wednesday-Friday, aounty histories philoso. J .',' GARAGE SALE, household and springs with padded ------that left you to wash the baby items, toys, clothes, 750 miles, perfect condl 12-4. Satur~ay 9-5. CadJeux phy and worthwhile bqoks i . :;:, goods, glas:;ware, clothes, vin}"l. h-eadboards. Bleached BMX DIRT bike, alL custom, dishes, and scrub the bar- miscellaneous. Friday and tion, $495. Girl's .20-in at Warren. 882-4396. or collections in a11 cate. . ~.", women's accessories, much mahogany triple dresser. original price $500, will beque, I'd say' y'ou deserve Saturda" 8:30.3:30. 20293 <>.'hwI'nn, pl'nk, Fal'r iLady . II f tJ!.250 C II . ,~ gories. Cash paid and UIl- ,oJ more, Friday, 9-4 p.m. 210 Turn of the century crotch se or 'l' • a evemngs it, so, come on out ar.d -en- Kingsville. $55. 885-6515 ORIENTAL RUGS .":., McKinley. mahogany occasional table. 882-3430. Ask for Will. joy the visual delights of I. Expert a,ppraisa1s, estates, mediate rem'Oval. Table ,lamps, Chinese porce.. the vast ~eleo~ion of unus-I WHIRLPOOL elec.t~Ic range, BIG GARAGE SALE, 2 fam. purchased. Modern semi. GRU B STREET " GARAGE SALE, 19935 Coun- 'lain and other figures. seth TWO WHITE gas stoves, one uzl, exciting antiques, gifts excellent condition, $35. ily, moving. Furnitur.e, antique and antique, Ex- draperies,try Club, modelHarper rocketry,Wood$, Thomas wall cloc,k plant inches;apartment onesize,leectricone 36. and colle"~I'bles... 01 d Call after 6. 885-0079. accessories,. fISh tan,k' pmg pel' t cl'eanmg 'and repalr-. A BOOKERY household, misc. Friday. stand. inches, $50 each. Good Wacky's ass,embled just for BASSET French Provincial pong tables, ski equipment. in,g. wm buy antiques also. 17194 East WalTen, near ".':~~' Saturday, September 11.12, Community plate "Carna- condmon. 773-3718. you: 2 beautiful satin glass bedroom set, $100. Hide-a. 436 Washington Rd. Satur. Able to pay top dollar. 547.' Cadieux 10-2 ------,pitc'1ers, ~ magnifice~t bed, excellent condition, day only, 9-2 p.m. 2100. Detr01 .7MI143'chigan.t, .~' p.m. tion" pattern service for 8, MOVING SALE-16830 Vii, 'beaded, drape, pa-ttern S&t111 $100. 884-767'8. I 882 RIDING LAWN MOWER, 5 w hit e Japanese porcelain, lage Lane, ,2 blocks north glass ewer, FIl)blue covered ----- NMGA'R'A CHAIR wHh Cyclo FURNITURE refinished, reo _ ~'. T horse power, $200 or best service for 8. Glassware in. of Bon Secours Hospital vegetable dish, a Flo blue M~HOGANY BUFFET, 44 Massage unit, white, $250. paired, stripped, any ,type FU EL 0 IL " offer, 371-4226. cluding depression glass. between' Notre Dame and gravy boat, an antique por- Inches long, $40. Duncan Call after 5 p.m. 343.0623. 'of caning. Free estimates. wiu' purchase and pump St-erling s i I v e r collector's Cad-:eux. Friday, Saturday celain, berry set. Some Oc. Phyfe .drop leaf table and HOUSEHOLD SALE _ 6 _4_7_~_95_3_. .____ from your t'ank, ;: GARAGE SALE, Saturday, spoons, . 4 chalrs $300 Mahogany 8-3 p.m. 836 Cadieux near 10.5. ..,.,..,.__ cupiedf b Japan1 itemsL' a pair kneehole ,. desk, $150. On.. f 00 t porce I'am sin,k doUble ANTIQUE 'headboard ana 882-9420 ' ",~ C}lar~:voix. xCasement air Gray lambskin j a c k e t, SKIIS-Fi!leher. Supe'i' GT's 0 ru y g ass usters, a ental rugs, small. Ga,teleg stainl.ess steel sink, bath footboard for double, celi. ''':" ..' ,---- f . -:' '..~onditioner, 2 butcher block tweed knitted Chanel.style lBO's with Marker Roto. [-mall Hum,mel apple t.ree dining table, 'teaf, $125. room sinK' with legs, utility exquIsitely' carved oak, WANTED: 1950's U.S. Navy :;:;, .' tables, $40 fl~Ch. ~ass and coat. Lovely handmade quilt. mat bindings. Go0ct condi. boy and gIrl, a beau-Mul Miscellaneous end tables. sink, ant i que wringer pineapple des i g n Side,i lflight'. gellr, Mae West and chrome she I v 1n g $40. Hoover upright vacuum with ti:m. Be.;Jt offer. 885.7851. bisque figurine, several at. 979-4763 or 573-4578. warher, gas stove, ineinera. boards, included. Also oak, tan flight . 884-7969 Chrome chair $35. Parson's attachmenls. Other accessor. 'tractive pictures, or inter. ------tor, 10 to 4 Thursday, Fri. $500 or best offer. 881. before 3 p.m. table $25. 2 walnut stereo ies including pInts. GARAGE SALE. 9135 Audu. es~ing ItaUan f,;gurine. An CALORIC GAS RANGE, day, Saturday 758 Shore- 1755. ,. t bI $40 h B ' bon. September 11th, 12th, old inkwell, an unusual white, excellent condition, ham, Grosse Pointe Wood.. ------' ' a e~, eac. oy s No pre sales $95 C II ft 6 850079 ,- lOA-MOTORCYCLES :.,',... Schwmn $20. 2 trunks, Ll'ml'ted numbers ad'ol'lted '9:30-5 p.m. M~5cellaneous. Daulton plate, and an oak . a a er . 8. . No pre-sales. ANTIQUE SHOW AND , lectern is only the 'begin. -.-.---- - . SALE FOR SALE (:l.~ 1;~me:c:"o.a~l.i;~t~ ~~\~;~ \ . Numbers given at 9 a.m. -G',A--R-A-G-E--S-A'-L-E-.-A-n-'-iq-u-e-s,ning. Get younelf out to FRENCH Pro\'incial couch, HUGE GARAGE SALE - 2 ORCHARD MALL. tires $30. Women's clothes AR House & Estate boys' clothing, boots, mis- The Colonial Shop, 25701 t~fted ~ack, fhr~shlYdc$I~7an5' color TVs, fur nit u l' e, WEST BLOOMFIELD celJaneous. Friday, Septem. Jefferson near 10 M-:le, e, new y cus lOne , ; lamps, bicycles, antiques, SEPT. 24 _ 27TH size 1{).12, girl's clothes, O. Sales ber 11th, 9.5 p.m. No pre. d d 116 t bed near new, full size, large variety of F a II 1974 HONDA ~..t 18 months, excellent condi. SIt k F' h Rd Mon ay-Satur ay, ., a box spring, ID31ttreEs, THURSDAY THROUGH • tion, L!>ts more. a e nex wee on IS er . sales. 1972 Allard Avenu~. 772.0430 Your MasterCard hea\1' duty frame head clotl).es and shoes. House- SATURDAY 10 A.M,-9 P.M. 450 'CC ("" ---~------CM --A-R-K--Y-O-U-R--C-A-L-E-N-D-'-nI and Visa' ar.e wel~omed and board, $175,' dl'nette table, hold appliances. Vacuum SUNDAY NOON TO 5 P.M. Custom paint with matohing S UBEN CRYSTAL' 11 USTOM .... d 't ~ g t . b'c nd cleaner. Thursday, Friday', 11'; TE , wa- Septembe 25'h 7 30 on .or e we .... y a 4 chairs, newly covered r------S helmet, sissy bar, 11,000 ,...,,: ter gob"ets, 12 dessert HOUSEHOLD r .,: p.m. . t I Saturday 10 to 4. 758 GU TAVE STICKLEY chair, - '. The All Am "1'1'" Au r appraISe 00. seats, extra leaf and pad, miles, ex(;elient condition, ~~(l plates, 11 finger bowls and ' - '" ",an CIOn,. Shoreham, Grosse Pointe old kitchen cupboard. 884- FU RN SH NGS East Warren and Courville, MOVING SAL.E, Saturday, $175; China cabinet, 5 Woods. No p're.sales. 7878. $775. .''', plates, perfect condition, I I S h' f t-8 . h t 11 12'L Side by side refrigerator, ice orne! 109 for everyone. 5-eI:tember 12th. Furnitur.e, ee me es a, 7Z ---- _ 774~4454 ..),~' firm price, $2,800. Fine cub~ maker, heavy duty Information: 886-2310. aPPlian"es, d'I'shes, elc. 3581 inches deep, 35 inches ROSS 3 speed girl's bike KEA TlNGTON ANTIQUE .'.:~, French bedroom furniture, ~ wid b t'f 1 E gl' h VILLAGE '77 HONDA 750-4K, Vetter .(0.' ivory-gold trim, double portable dishwasher, 1 year WOOD FRAME couch llnd Beaconsfi£ld, 9-5 p.m. k e, ~a.u 1 u n lS excellent condition, $75 old Herculon long couch, ------oa. sacrtflce, $275. 526. l' 821.6737. ANTIQUES MARKET Fairing, double saddle seat, dresser, High Boy, 2 night love seat, 3.way be i g e chair with tan velvet stripe THREE SCHWINN boy's 6754. • I SEPTEMBER 13, 2nd Sunday air . shocks continental I~:I tables, with drawers, firm brown plaid. All prices rea. cushions, Drexel din i n g bikes, 2 1O.speeds, 1 GARAGE SALE _ Every. \ ALL .~CKER -:- 4 d~ning each month. Lake Orion. tires, adult 'owned, $1,095. " price, $2,000. 1 French, son able. Phone for info. set, 7 piece. 777-7563. Scramt'ler, 884-0479. thing must go! Saturday, chalrs, u!lpamted . fern 1-75 north, exit Joslyn Rd. 885-5720_ ,', iv.ory wi-th blue trim, High and American matching cu. GARAGE SALE, 4 families,' I Sunday, 9.6 p.m., 1656 Ros. stand, Morns. chair,. Wicker north 4 miles Hours: 10 '72Y.! HONDA, 350CC, low ,~', :~~d~:e~~~f~~~'na\~: rio. Delivery by Sept. 30th. Friday' and Saturday, Sep. SE::~~~ck:~~~r~ and lyn, Grosse Pointe WoodS'. des~ and chaIr, rocker, and a.m:-5 p.m. Free admission mileage, many accessories, dryer $75. Call after 3 p.m. 881-9682 tember 11 and 12, 9 a.m. oak. Pick-up or delivery. Stove, Tupperware, games, chalr. 824-0441, and parking. Cider and excellent condition. 882- . . 886.4091.' LAKESHORE GARAGE to 5 p.m. Baby furniture, 1.697-0934, 1.697.1661. clothing, (women's small GIRL'S. CLOTHING _ All I ~~lg~nuts in same Cider 9285. ______SALE hourehold supplies, CB s i z e s ), . miscellaneuos seasons dress/play coats, . 1 arn. GARAGE SALE 990 LAKESHORE base, antennas, gateleg ta. GARAGE SALE -'Saturday household Items. infant through 6X, except -M-A-R-K-Y-O-U-R-C-A-L-E-N-D-A-RYAMAHA 350 RD, 1974 - bl 1 "'Id' or.ly, 9.3. 285 Lofurop be- . 4 885 7378 Excellent condition, fairing, HOUSEHOLD 1 mile north of Grosse Pointe e, g assware, C .. I ren s tween Chafllevoix and Chal. mONRITE lR01';"ER, excel- size. -. September 25tb, 7:30 p.m. rack, Jow m;:leage. $525. LIQU IDATION Yacht Club Saturday, Sep- clothes. and much more. fonte. New 20.inch bike lent condition, $50. 881- GROSSE POINTE Academy I The AllAmerican. Auction, 882.4447. . ,tember 12th, 9-4 p.m. 5759 Blshop off Chandler 3015. . , grades 1.4, sizes East Wa.rren and Courville . . Entire contents of our e1- NO PRE-8ALES Park. I and 3 used bikes, automo------6X and 10 jumpers' 6 7 Somethmg for everyone. 1980 XS 1100 YAMARA mo. derly parent's home must F' h t t S h' ------bile tires, nev,er used COLONIAL MAPLE rocker, 10 blouses. 885.7<1.7'8.' 'I Information: 886.2310. torcycle. Complete with be sold. Basically 55 mar- IS er ~ ereo .Sys em, c wI~n GARAGE - PAST wedding spares. 1934 Honda 50.CC . and chair, gold plaid cush. v fairing, saddle bags, sissy -, rled years of accumulation. 1O.speed bike, crystal, 1m. j Sale. Combining 2 housl;!- motorcycle, 1,500 miles. ions and skirt, tandem, GARAGE SALE _ Sat. only. I ANTIQUE STAINED glass G Ia sse s, dishes, knick e?s, luggage, many. framed holds, many bargains, gold. Plus toys, clothes and mis. boy's 5 speed Schwinn, 3 859 St. Clair, 9:30 a.m. I windows, assorted sizes and bar and,other extras, 1,400 miles. Call Kevin Cole 882. knaes, odds & ends, some pictures, books, mlscel~an- en oak chest, quilts, Ariens cellaneous. place settings of block ~lostly clothes, children to I colors in good condition, furniture, canning jars, 2 eous housewares, clothmg, sn!lwblower, misce~:aneous. ------Langenthat t ran sit ion adult, winter jackets, boots, non.religious, call or write 1453 or 882.331~. high chairs, games, books, other treasures. Saturday, 8:30 to 4. 19265 GARAGE SALE-3 families. white china. 881-0294. k PJ' H Enrything including exer. sates and misc. Reason. SOuse of Uniforms, 1977 HONDA CR 250 M, loW kit c hen items, .ladies I FURNITURE _ Mapl~--;;-hina Linville, Grosse Poi n t l' cise equipment. 600 North -B-L-O-C-K--Y-ar-d-S-a-Ie-,-S-e-p-te-m-.able. 122 West Superior St., AI' hours, good con d i t ion, ~lothes 1'4~, Chnstmas I cabinet, gun cabinet, ch:ld's Woods. .____ Rosedale Court, Grosse ber 12-13, 10-5 p.m. Green. JACOBSO;'ll'S weddl'ng dress: m46a3'_2044Michlgan48801. 517.I $695. 823.1175. Items, fabnc, wardro.be, chest of drawers, antique ------. b ------tools and much more mlSC. dresser and mirror. 881. GARAGE SALE. 7.piece oak Pointe Woods between Jef' oro, off Whittier, west of Alencon lace trim, size 10.' 1973 TRIUMPH Daytona 500, 20275 Joann dining room suite, 25" G.E. ferson and Morningside.,l 1-94. Comp~ete with matchinl( I A~ERICAN INDIAN 3 large 'low miles, rebuiU engine, between 8 Mile/State Fair, _O_7_4_7_.._~______color console TV, other Satur~~~nd Sunday 1O.5.I-K-L'\j-G-S-IZ-E-b-o-x-sp-r-i-ng-a'-n-d headpiece. $100. 886-2413. fmely woven blank~ts, $900 extra parts, $650. Firm. Schoenherr/Hoover. 10 to BOY'S 24.INCH Polo bike. furniture, interior steel CRAFTSMAN 1O.inch radial I matt.ress, Beauty Rest, with COUCH, French Provincial for collection. 882.5934. 372-2972. 3 p.m. September 12, 13. I Cali 882.6356. door, medicine cabinet, d - . ;'Il I l' toyS, clothing for children, arm saw with stand, $250. 'I ~edlterranean hea board, pink tufted, antique white ------198{) SUZUKI _ 450 GS, _"_o_e_a_r_y_sa_e_s_._. . iF--R-E-E-Z-E-R-, -W-H-IRLP-O-OL, juniors, adults and other Master 90,000 BTU heater, king size sheets, $50. 886. fra~e, 2 Frenc~ Provin~ial 9-ARTICLES black, mag wheels, excel. SUNRISE HEALTH holds 550 pounds. 884.7878. miscellaneous househo-:d best offer. 885-4794. _88_95_.______chairs,. off'white. Whlt~, WANTED lent condition, 640 miles. CENTER items. 10.5, Friday and CJMPLETE BLACK and WALNUT dining room table automatic wash~r, electnc 882.2405 ANTIQUE JEWELRY Show- S d dryer, (TurqUOise) good -:======~i' • Massage for women atur ay, 15433 Essex,' white darkroom setup, $200 a~~ buffet, excellent c?n. condition. 773.5192. r _ • Nutritional class ing and sale, G.M. Gallery, Grosse Pointe Park. TIVOSchwinn Stingrays, $20 dltlOn, 3 leaves, no chaIrs, 108- TRUCKS • Health foods and ~7 t Ke:che~~l, f Tuesd:~, G-A-S-ST-O-V-E-,--r-e'fr'-ig-e-ra-t-o-r,ariece. 885.5950. $300. 886.3968. ELECTRO. VOICE 3 way -I FOR SALE . t ep em er , rom .. k speaker, with 12 inch base Buy n 9 equlpmen , Meet Robert Bowles, author wash2r, 882.-«;87. STICKLEY SOLID cherry ANTIQtJE roll.top des', toys, mid range, and high Ire. ------Judy, 882.3856 of How to Buy Gold for G--'--.------d" f 't re glassware, many misc. quency drivers, in Aristo. 1965 INTERNATIONAL lh ------. -.--.-,---- 30% Below Market. ARAGE SALE _. saturday, ,:mng room urm u. items. 10 to 6. Friday, Sat. i t B ton pickup. small V-a, $300 MOVING SALE: Cor n e r 10 a.m.'S p.m. Free kit. Dropleaf table with pads, 6 urday and Sunday. 20254 I era corner cabinet, Also, 00 k china cabinet, white for. AL~fO-S-T-NE-W--f-u;;;i-tu-r;, tens and mother cat too chairs, hutch, chest. Beau. Woodland, H3rper Woods. Pilot monaural tuner and S or besl offer. 885.7974. mica, couch, 2 white, 1 dining sel, coffee table, 1 5901 Bishop. ,. tiful condition. 882-2549. .______amp!ifer. Like new. 886- i i ------black Naugahyde chairs, queen.size,2 twin beds, TV -.------' ,,----- YARD SALE - Furniture, 8297. I : l1-CARS dressers, executive desk, 882.1235. COMPLETE 3.piece doubl~ I n~R~dE.FA9M5IL72Y5gHaragtehsal" tools, household and misc. SCONC-E---bY-'-'P-al-Ia-d-ia-,"-4-2: JOHN KING FOR SALE I! large, black with brown __ ._,_ .._._.,_, __, .___ bedroom' set, good condi. I rI a.y, '. av;, orne items, Friday and Satur- 961-0622 _ f . 1 Sch n h d t 5 inches wide. Heavy wrought formlca tep, and smal GE 16.FOOT frost.free reo tion, $175. 3 medicine 1 WI n. ~avy- u y, .' day, 11 to 5. 12655 Duch- i 1976 TRANS AU _ Orange, d b k fJ t f metal lime design in an.' ,'1 ~:t:/ee~:~~.da~~y~;d ~.~~:~ ;~i!~r~~:23;iIJ dcliver, , ..c.h~:~,S!_2 ~ach__88_2'481::: ~::s. ;9:7".~~~~~c:\i~~: ._~ss:. . .. __. , tique gold with 6 candles. I -Clip and Save this ad- 400 automatic. low miles, drapes for large window __, ._ ...... __. . BLOCK GARAGE SALE -: children's clothing, Toro GARAGE SALE - 4 fam., 886-8297. I '------__ ...J Ziebarted, loaded. Abso- with festoons. New wicker THURSDAY.FRIDAY hou5e 30 families. Alexander be. i key.start mOW1:'r$50. ilies, glassware, dishes, i lutely perfect. $3,700. 885. basket sets. telephone in. sale, moving, 4850 Three tween Jefferson and Har." '" - . - .. .-.--.,. boys', girls' and adult i as-ANTIQUES 7521. tercom, antique howl anti ?\1i12 Drive, Warren~Outer ref, south of 111 Mile. Sat- ~PENNSYLVAN~A HOUSE clothing, toyS, v.'indows, i FOR SALE 19BO- ~iU-ST-A~-G-G-hi-a---3 pitcher set, ping-pong Driv-z area. Welcome all! urday. Sep:ernber 12,9 a.m.' cherry furnIture: ~2ad. '~Jme furniture and muoh I door, 4 speed, sun roof, tahle, round marhle tahle, . - , ..- -, ._. - .. " -- -- ,- to 4 p.m. ' booard, dresser. mirror. I misc. 20928 Frazho, 1016 ,: t t f d r tons of odds and ends, too SOF A BED com b.inatlOn by r..ghts t an,d coff ee ta bl ~,I ),lile/Little Mack. Friday, ' I . - I I5 ereo, rus proo e , poweE , much to mention. 185 Simmons, needs recover. 2 ORIE:-JTAL RUGS, secre.. nef!, lea tabl2. 771.55.19. I Saturday, 10.4. No pre.. Antique Jewe ry Showing & Sale . /:tN~'n ~8,~~d:;:~~\_l:U~t Ridg~ Rd. 886.9250 Thurs. ing, $50, Washer, $100. . ,t.a,ry.d,esk.. 88,2,0381. , F',\I.I. AND "'l'n' ~r bou!I'q\I;: sales. " _ _ '. ., 0-1 GALLERY 11 54999 8246-64 day thru S,tu ~day 106 I EI2ctric dryer $50. 884. - - - ~ - .. - 17 KERCHEVAL se. , . .:>. __ .. " . ,'" ',., ". " " 0947. MARK YOtrR CALENDAR' mat~rnil'.1 clothE'S, Si7.2 10. I GARAGE/". OVING SAI.E _. --.------.n - - Tu.n,day. Se;Jl£>mbcr 15 - 1977 JEEP _ CJ5, excellent GAR..\GE SALE - 20971 -- Sep/cmber 25th, 7:30 p.m. exccll:'nt condition, Similac , Household items, many from 1.4 condition, 6 cylinder, 3 Kenmore, Harper Woods, TOOI~<;, g2ar puller. drills, The AIl.AmeriC'an Auclion. with iron, infant ch~nging: linens, china, 50 year's; :MEET ROBERT BOWLElS speed trans., super mile. Thursday and Friday, 10 r2amers, 12 inch C clamp, East Warren and Courville. tray for dres~2r, infant, accumulation, Frida~' only, AUTHOR OF age, new custom wheels to 4, Saturday, 10 to 1. fishing cquipment, casselt2 I Something' for (WCr~'Dn~.. rocker carrier, Swing.D.' 9:30 to 4. 4310 Three Mile I HOW TJ BUY GOLD F'OR 30'10 BELOW MARKET and tires, many extras, Nice misc. recorder. 885.6747. : Information: 886-2310. Malic. 885.1417. Dr. No pre.sales. <------1 $4,100, Call 881-7098. , ...... » ------.., "P-.-_ -P -- ..P.c••_..,P-P_F P,...,P - - ~,....,.P ----._- - -

Thursday I Septem ber f 0, 1981 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven.C ------_._------_._ .._._~ ... ------'I 1 ll-CARS 11-CARS 11-CARS 11-CARS 11-CARS 11A-CAR llC-BOATS 12E':-COMMERCIAL FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE I FOR SALE FOR SALE REPAIR AND MOTORS PROPERTY I '. 1979 CADILLAC DeVille 1976 MERCURY Monarch' 1973 CHRYSLI'~R Imperial - 1978 HORIZON, 4 door, 411977 V,W. BUS, excellenl ADE'S SERVICE CHRYSLER LIS 16 ft. sail. BUILDING FOR SALE 24,000 miles. Excellent con. Ghia, 6 cylinder, autl). No rust.. Excellent, 440 !Jped, 36,500 m]es, n,~w condition., Ca] 884.7724 uf. STATION both with spinnaker. Fully On Mack, near 7 Mile. 1,40(', dition. $8,150 or best offer. matic, very good condition, motor. Evenings 822.2155. brakes, tir~s, 35 mpg, ex. ter 4 p.m. I equipped. Trailer, motor, square feel. Land Contra Cl 776-2010. at' 772.2704 after $1,900 or best. 774.6863. ------.-.-- .. ---.... cellen

5:30 p.m. . ~ ._- ..-----. 1967 FORD Galaxy 500 Con. 7 2-6623 3522 22 .at Lakepointe Pointe Farms Pier #47. It' WI LCOX 884-3550 . ----_ .._----~--.-- '79 FIAT X.19 - Very sharp, vertible. Excellent condi. ..!-_.~~~-_..' ~._'.-- malion, recently p~jnted, 824.0720 I $2,400. 882.8404. i __ ." 1973 - 6 cylinder, must sell. Rest offer. 263- tion inside and out. Priced 1975 DO D G E Cor 0 net rear defogger, good car, i ------, automatic, power steering, 9416. to sell. $1,750, Bob, ..527. Brougham. 2.door, all op. $3,500. 822.8252. A full service .gas station at CHRIS CRAFT 1977 _ 251 13-REAL ESTATE FM, some rust. $825. 881. --.------... 3390 $9 0 b ff .---.----- £elf £erve prices. ' 1 1 FOR SALi£ 3334. 1967 :'-lOYA, 2 door hardtop,' tions, 5 or est 0 er'IID81 BUICK Sk I k LI' 't REGULAR $1.28.8 foot Express Cru ser, ess I C'1l 526.7849 yar ml . NLEAD D $1368 than 300 hours, loaded, mmt," California body, 283------1976 ELDORADO._.....- FlfSt.' 1--'::'- ...... ed-4 door, burgandy, pow. U E.. $12,500. 881.8542, .11------FOR SALE BY OWNER 1979 MALIBU Station Wagon auto., all new mechanical class ear, fully loa~ed. '81" CITATION 4.door, auto, I er steering, power brakes, DISEL $1.28.8 " j t d d t'l . - Small V-8, power, air, parts. Other extras, $2,300. Must see to apprecIate. a.:r, power ste.~ring/brakes. aut 0 mat i c transmis. We w~ll handle a.ny minor! US SNIPE 17 ft flberglas 'se~h: cG~~~~eanpojn~e al'~F~~ A.'\f/FM, rack, 14,500 miles. 886.3086. . $3,500. Bus. 259-1490, after CaIl 884.0420. 'I sion, AM/FM stereo cas. r~falr cot low prices. ~ere '2' sets of' new s"ails, maj~ Sale By Owner" News. 882-8970 after 6 p.m, 886. ..' ._- .....- .. -- 'I 6 p.m. 881.9543...... ------.-. ... sette $7900 823.0163 are some of our low priced . 4285. ' '77 CAPRICE Classic, silver ------.- .. - ...- 1974 FIREBIRD" Formula, --~ ,. . special" and jib, new trailer, $1,975. leiter, loaded, full power, 47,000, l!:l80 MARK .vI - 4 door, 350 au~omatic, air, power 1977 PLYMOUTH Volare" 886.5565 r------_ mUes. Lady's car. $3,.7~01 fu!ly e qUI P P e d, 12,600 ste~ring and brakzs, superb I Premier wagon-air, wooel. • Brakes $39.95' 1790 Severn, $99,800, offer. Excellent condItIOn. .. miles.: S~=,~0..o.822.~78_. _ hi.f.i, new exhaust, brakes, 1 gram ex~:erior, luggal'e • TRANS FLUID 11 F- TRAI LERS 886-2487. See .885.6148. 1980 SClROCCO _ 4 speed, shocks, r ad i a I s, rzar I racks. 886.8536 after 4 or CHANGE $19.95 AND CAMPERS 725 ~. Rosedale, 882.5891. . Ray Campise 1972 CHEYY Impala Conver. air, loaded. Must sell. 778. springs, p'a~nt, low .~ile I ~-=~~~.:.._.. : ~~~U~:R 'wASH$i::~~ i 2328 ~~~~' $66,900 . tible. New top, stereo. $1 .. 1 5609. age, e~cellent condlllOn, CHEVY PARTS. Small block, • TUNE TJP $49.9.5 MOBILE HOME, remodeled,' 21805 Sunnyside, $62,500. 100. 885.7466. -----.--.- must se.l. $2,800 or offer. Corvette f u e I injec~ion Q SHOCKS $45.00 1 bzdroom on canal, pri. 775.7943. ------.---- 1978 .CAPRICE - ClaSSIC, 886.8108. head 202 valves cams vale boat dock, lake side 590 Lakeshore Lane, DRUMMY I 1981 CITATION - 4 door, lanoilu, power bra k e s, ------.- .. -'-'- '_.- . ' " -----~---- I automatic, special warran. power steering, AM/FM 1973 ME)RCURY - Needs carDS, he~der3 for Ch.eve1Je, 11B-CARS trailer, Park, on river. $189,000. 884-9148. ty. GM exec's car. 7,300 stereo, air, plenty more. radiator repair, has brand 411 POSl rear ends. 4 W ANTED TO BUY $3,50p. 882.1488. 21700 Eastbrook Court, OLDS miles. $7,800. 886.2057. 49,000 miles. No rust. 886. nsw b;l:':ery, $125. Firm. ~pee!l, blow pruf bell.ho'!s. ---- ...... -- .... -_ ..- .-_. i 885-0003.

THE ROAD TO I 4652 after 5. '10 a.m ..5 p.m. 886.7166. mg. 343.0126. DEAD OR ALIVE FAN 1973 21' Class A Chev. 'I' 1096 Bedford, $165,000. 1974 MONTEGO MX-Looks ------.----.--.- ... -.------. -. -- rolet ~Iotor Home roof 886-2682. SAVINGS 1 and runs excellent. $1.295 1980 CA...~ARO,air, small V-8, _19_7-9-pL_yMOUTHVolare - 1981 BUICK ~kylark Llm~ted. CARS _ TRUCK,<; air, 7 new l\fiche1i~ tires, i 80 Shoreham, $198,500 . TIlE 82's ARE HERE . " ~.. , .' ....1'.- '"' r.M OVOe\'tIV" Il O()() m,l~~ _I ,- '" .• ~, ~ .. ' 52~ e~82. . or best oUer. &l5.145ll. An1/r.~ISLt:n,o, SPVK~ L!n'~'1 ti CYlllluer... UUVi', l',VVV ii'd'" t " L"d d I Fl\EE T0\-ViN& - i DAY~ oGJ,VVV IllU"'. ':>""'1" u, ""'1 ORDER YOURS NOW! 886.2057. mjl~s, $4,600. Call aft~r 6 n ~r warra~ y. oa .e . ce:Jent condition, $8,000./ 1310 Bishop, $92,500. For that personal touch I 1980 CHRYSLER New York- .----.- pm 771.1604 885.9858 . ExceHenl conditIOn. Askmg 1365.7322 573-3788 881.5562. , 886-7659. on new or used cars. er, 5th Ave. Edition. Load. 1974 VEGA - Green and " , ....:..- $3,250. 884.4303. ' I 646 Washington. Under Monday and Thursday, ed, sun roof. Asking $7,200. rust. 34,000 miles. First 1977 OLDS Cutlass Salon - --- '---. WANTED ------$150,000. 885.4844. 9 a.m, to 9 p.m. Tues. 885--6212. . '~$750 takes. 882-7796. Loaded, must sell, $2,950 '75 FIAT, XII}, 4 speed, AMI I USED CARS 11H-AIRPLANES 339 Grosse Pointe Blvd., day, Wednesday and -1-fYl-I--0-RD---' ------or best offer After 6:30 FM radio, $2,000 or best ,______$129,500. 882.6022. . Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. stee~ing, g~~I~bbet,Og:'~~ 1978 PLYMOUTH.Fury -I' p.m. 886.0279. offer. 824-2/loo, 822.7932. TOP D~LLAR PAID FLYING CLUB membership, 250 Washington, $250,000. V.8, aut 0 mat 1 c, power ------. 371.5516 Detroit City based, Moo. I 881-0966, 772-2200 ~:~~~3~~~~~~: Good condi. sleering, power brakes. B.M.W. 1974 1979 FIAT Sports Spider con. Ask for Chris ney 201, $40 an hour wet, '20406 Edmunton, $84,000-. Goo d condition. $1,595. 3.0- Bavaria, air, automatic, vertible, 2000 CC, ivory" Warrior, $29 an hour wet. 773.1~1. 1------, 366.9095. AM/FM, excellent condi. 13,000 miles, AM/FM ster. JUNK CARS and trucks Gary Buchanan 871.2000 476 Colomal Court, EXECUTIVE tl'on Int"rl'or ll'k.~ new. el casse:te, Marantz,' war. d II 6 ., $89900 886 "998 AUTO 1970 PONTIAC Le}tans _. wante . Top do ars 77. I 652.6546. 1235 An I.'ta, $'73,~. . RECONDITIONING Mus't sell, new car on ranly, rustproofing, $7,200. 4529 777-8352 "vv $300. Runs good. 884.6099. order. $5,200. 884-8746 Qr 881.0670. or. I ------884-7040. SELLING YOUR CAR? 1976 THUNDERBIRD - Bor. 881 7051 ------12B-VACATION - '69 G.T.O. body, front end, PROPERTY WHY NOT HAVE IT deaux, many options, low ------doors, trunk lid, 12 bolt ,CAS H Call 884-2566 for a news. P.ROFESSIONALLY RECONDITIONED miles, Leather interior, SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, rear end, 411 posi. 343. ------.1 letter or to advertise your Free Pick Up and Delivery spokes. Mint condition. $2,. TRUCKS Car.inv. value 0126. for FORT LAUDERDALE-Flor. home. Call for details 600. 885.2018. $2143 sold for $100. For in. ida -'Beautiful 2 bedroom GROSSE POINTE PARK ------1 formation on purchasing 1975 DODGE Royal Monaco 2 bath co.op, overlooking CARS LAND CONTRACT TERMS 884-6743 1977 PLYMOUTH Vol are ~imilar bargains. Call 602- wagon. Excellent family the inter.coastal waterway, 3 'bedr:lOm, frame, hardwood wag 0 n - Wood grain, 941.8014, Ext. 4301. Phone car. A:r, power, converted adjacent to Coral Ridge ..------1 floors, natural fireplace, power s tee r i n g, power call Refundable. -burns regul-ar gas. Good 839 _5300 . Yacht Club. $79,900. - brakes, 6 cylnider, auto- I condition. $975. 885.1831. Terms to fit any qualified large rooms. $7,500 down, matico Very good ctmdition. AUTOMOBILE OW~ERS - Older cars towed in free buyer. Call Tom 259-4000 $31,000. Won't last! VUlage Auto Leasing Inc. $2,300.526-6907. As low as $25 quarterly 1975 CHRYSLER Newport, J;..Y BOLOGNA OA~ during business hours, or CONDOMINIUM 1975 DATSUN B210 _ Good buys Compulsory No-Fan It 4-door, rad,io, air, Cruise 822-6898 after 6:30 p.m, JEFFERSON.16 MILE 'his Week's Special! Insurance. 881.2376.. /' Control, 58,000 miles, ex. CASH FOR CARS 2 bedroom brick, air, range, 1982 Cadillac Cimarron condition, AM/FM stereo'l cellent condition, $1,500. TOP DOLLAR PAID ------refrigerator, natural fire. rear deJog. $1;595. 771. SEE DICK WARNER 881-4758. MIKE MAHER'CHEVROLET 120-LAKE AND place, capeting, d~apes. 7615. . USED CAR LOT RIVER PROPERTY po. monlh lor attached garage, laundry $48680 36 mn. plv. I For your new FORD, new 1976 MAVERICK, excellent, 718 MACK AVENUE -_~ _ ____ .". us. lex room. Very sharp. $46,800. '..;-. 1977 DODGE Monaco _ 2 , 1 1 truck or good used car. trouble free condition, JUST NORTH OF CADIEUX ABSOLUTELY BEAlTTlFUL $3,000 down Low interest. door, 24,448 actual miles. SERVICE 39,000 miles, asking $2,400 821 2000 Home sites on Deer Lake. $ 0 down wiln Stored inside 2 years. AFTER THE SALE '882.148'8. . STIEBER REALTY oppro".d credit . t' Six miles nnrthwest of AUt0 .. air, power s eermg, -IG :YI;I"" on E.' Jefferson ------Y brakes, stereo. $2,995. 886. RENAISSANCE FORD INC. 1972 CHEVROLET Impala, 11C-BOATS Gaylord. Improved, reo 775-4900 $541000 blanc. due 6736. 1833 E Jefferso~ automatic t ran s mission, AND MOTOP.S stricted, rolling and tree GROSSE POINTE CITY ---"_ ...... _ 01 .nd.11.... Slock #497MC 1971 CHRYSLER _ Good PHONE:. 567-4700 power st'eermg an d bra k es covered. 644-6446. Cran f or d Lane- 0'"""s tan d'lUg free Loaner. free Pick Up and Delivery Service condition. New tires. $475. HOME 88".5251 $350 or best offer. 881. 1976 33 FT. CHRIS CRAFT PRIVATE PARTY wishes to 4 bedroom. 3 bath condo- Call after 5 p.m. 886.1382. I 95~0. Corinthian ( for m e i: 1y purchase summer home on minium, end unit, natural 1975 MONTE CARLO _ Air, JEEPS" CARS 1971 SCAMP, 8-cy.linder, Cohol, very low engine waterfront within II hours G~g~~~c~OINTE SHORES 8~fore you BUY your next car or truck 'a" $400 hours. Excellent bra n d of Grosse Poin.te. Send pho. AM/FM, vl'nyl top. Good PICKUPS good t rans Por, LIon; Roslyn-8pacl'ous 6 or 7 bed 'con~ider a.lease - Call or stop in and • r b t ff r 8822282 new condition. New carpet. tograph and particular'] to . condition. $1,595. 885-6845. 0 es 0 e , . . G' room, 31fz bath home, suh. From $35. AV!aUabl1!-at 'local ing on flying bridge and rosse Pomte News, Box f lets talk about how a lease can benefit '77 LINCOLN Town Car-4 1972 FORD Galaxie, 4.door, lower aft deck. Many ex. No. S-50. No b r 0 k e r s room, 2 natural ireplaces, 9ov't Auction.;. For Dirac.. t' b k 1 new decor. you. door, Cordovan metallic, tory can Sllirpilu"SData Cen_ t:r, power s eerlng, ra ~s tras. Priced V~ry aUrae. pease. WE. LEASE- ALL MAKES' AND MODELS 86,{)00.miles, loaded .. Excel. tel' 415.33G-7QOO. $450. Best offer. 884-105. tively'. 491.8860 Ext. ~OO ST. CLAJ R IWI LC0X._..' 884,-3550 lent condition. $3,500 or -.--.------1975 CHEVY Malibu Estate . between 9 a.m. and 6 pm. _ , 8201 MAeK AVE., Det. (Mack at Canyon) I best offer. Days 881-6401, Wagon. loaded, good con. '----~------~mmaculate home on 81 feet OPEN 'SUNDAY"2-S nights 882.4593. CASH dition, $1,000. 881-3059. 1979 WELLCRAFT 255 Sun prime riverfront in area of 2328 STANHOPE .81.49.4 or 885.8000 Crui£.er, twin 170 engines, f I .(Located in Grosse Pointe AMC) 1973 VW - "Thing" (jeep), Take the worry out of selling, 1976 CADILLAC Eldorado extras. 573.7229. i.ne home~. Spectacu ar GROSSE POINTE WOODS as is. Collectors item. 68,' your car. ;rop dollars paid needs some work, $2,000 view of shIps from deck. Three bedroom brick ranch 533 miles. Dark blue with for late model Cadillacs. or best oHer. 821.2004. 19 FOOT Sea Ray and trail 3 bedrooms, 2~ bat~s, pan. Living room with naturai yellow interior, recent ex. 77's on up. er. 1 month old. 260 hp eled room W1t~ hrelace, marble fireplace. $66,000 terior paint and new top. Call A1 Smith 1981 CHEVETTE - 2 door slerzo. 881.3451. new dock. POSSIble Land assumable EVERYTt'lING-WE TOUCH Good running order. $950 6,000 miles, auto. Warranty Contract. $185,000. 886-4829 885-U274. 881-6600 $5,350, 886.0489. 9.5 JET DRIVE outboard- BEAUCHAMPS .TURNS TO SO'LD complete, A-I condition HOME OWNERS: Consider GOVERNMENT SURPLUS I PUY 0'0 LEASE 1973 XR-7 COUGAR, console low l).ours, adult owned REALTORS AUTO FINDERS INTERNATIONAL Cars and Trucks now avail. Y''''OTT"DNEX.n,T CAR shift, automatic, power, 882.8575. this. insurance protection ablf' through governmentVn steering, power brakes ._-_ 329-4755 as follows: $100,000 on "SPECIAUZING IN THE SALE sales, under $300.00. Call OR TRUCK $450. 527-5313. BOSTON WHALER, 17.feet dwelling, $10,000 on ga. OF PRIVATELY OWNlID VEHICLES" 1-714-569-0242, Ext. 777 for FROM Montauk, 70 h.p. Mercury APPROXIMATELY 5 acres rage, $50,000 on conten.t:; your directory on how to VIllAGE AUTO LEASING '77 PLYMOUTH Volare, sil C&C pony motor, E.Z load wooded land - 200 foot and $100,00 liability cov. 1978 OLDS Cutlass Sa. 1978 MONTE CARLO purchase. . INC. ver I 'burgundy interior er trailer with 60 hours frontage. Two bed roo m , erage. Only $344 per year. lon, V-6, automatic, Landau, full power, 8854984 or 885-8000 AM/FM, air, cruise, power many options, $8,900. 882 mobil home. $65,000. Thoms Insurance Agency, lIir, stereo. Priced to excellent, $4,195. 1977 NOVA - 3 speed, A).t{ (See our display ad everything. Excellent con DANAHER, BAER Eastland Center. 881.2376. sell, $2,595. 1980 BONNEVILLE FM. Excellent condition. in this section) dition. 885.6728 after 6 p.rn _0_1_54_._. .______WILSON & STROH $1,900. 881-1655 or 521. 1978 23 FOOT Chris Craf 8857000 OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 Brougham ~ 2 door 7188. '69 OLDS "BB", 4 door, pow. '77 DATSUN 210, hatchback . VI' BY OWNER - 476 Colonial '77 BUICK Riviera, all coupe, 15,000 miles. er steering/brakes, air, fan. 5 speed, AM/FM, very Lancer. 300 h.p. I.O. 0 va ------_ COU!1t,Gro'SSe Pte. Farms. options, red and white, Immaculate condition. 1972 CHEVROLET Impala - tastic transportation, $600 good condition, $2,795. 881 ouldrive. Includes AM/FM 12E-COMMERCIAL Brick Cape Cod, 3 bed. 39,000 miles, $3,100. $7,395. 1 owner, good running con. Call Don M. 644.7521. 1975. radio ship to shore radio PROPERTY and refrigerator, low hours rooms, feature.> screened '77 k.\1C Hornet, auto- dWon. $500. Call 823.7023. 1974 BUlCK Regal, air, ex. EXCELLENT SECOND car! Mint condition, $12,500 - m porch, finished basement, 1977 FORD Granada 2. matic, power steering, 1976 LINCOLN Continental cellent runnning condition, 1972 Chrysler New York. 882.0741 or 491.8860. BEAUTIFUL NEW living room with fireplace. door, 6 cylinder, air, peNeot condition, $2,' - Town car. Loaded. $3,' some rusl, $800.882.0592. er. Power sleering, brakes BUILDING Exceptional condition. automatic, $1,995. 650. 300. 886-0154 or 882.6989. air, AM.FM, Cruise' Com. 18.FOOT, 1963, CRUISERS $89,900. Assume 11% mort. 1980 PLYMOUTH Champ - dEll d' . Inc. Deep V hull, 75 h.p gage. 886.6998. 1974 CHEVROLET e man. xce ent con It'1On d b d 1973 M:elical or general office. WE'HAVE SOLD •M 0 n t loaded, $5,500. 885-1497 be. $85 Evinru e out oar , I Carlo, $550. 886.0154 or for-2 3 p.m. O. 881-8733. Ajax tilt trailer, electric Private basement. Rent or WOODS - 1190 Torrey. 3 OVER 51 0 CARS 882.5989. I ------. 1972 MARK IV, fully load start, mooring cover and lease. 35525 Garfield, I'ra. l>edroom 2 bath semi. LET US SELL YOURS~ ------1978 DODGE Magnum. Lowed, very good condition more $1,600. 885.3504. ser. 792.9068. ranch. Simple 71,f2% as- l~~ceyl~~i~onditi;n. o:~~ ~;;~~~~,., ~~~e:wss, teel~~~:, 6,900 miles, $1,900. 881 -'7-9-T-R-O-J-A-N-F-32-co-n-v-er-t-ib-le-,II KERCHEVAL _ on:Th-e-.H-i-n sumption or olher below WEWILL PAY TOP $$ 2011 market financing available. 1oa de.d $2,800. Call 823. air, tilt, AM/FM stereo, ' _ . loaded, many custom fea., Two story building for 882.7577. FOR CLEAN, USED CARS 6997. clean. $3,600. 526.0677. HONDA Civic 1981 $5900 tures, only 70 hours, $39,,[ sale. 20xlOO with basement. ,DANTI C h" LJ 882-1235. " 900. 885.5720. Ground floor a\'ailable im. 5/5 INCO:lm with .} car >!a. IF YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUy'FAST 1981 'rv, A P oenix - 1972 FORD W G d '" .. 4 d agon. 00 ------i . . mediately, 2nd floor offices rage on Somerset. $35,200, oor hatChback with transportation. $350 or LINCOLN, 1973, Mark IV- I CAL 2.27, fiberglass saIlboat, I on short lease 88".2000. 1 6000 miles full warr nty u exce lent condition, $7,500 884-6740 18195 MACK )Iany ext' r a s inclU~ing best offer. 885-9085. 24,500 original miles, black, !:.:.::.

l. .J G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Thursdey, September 10, 1981 Peg. Eight-C ------. ---- _._------_.- r* 1------1---- __---_ 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 1S-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR' SALE FOR SALE FOil SALE FOR SALE ST. CLAIR SHORES - For GROSSE POINTE SHORES- NORTH OXFORD-First of. GROSSE POINTE WOODS- LUXURIOUS GROSSE HOME TO ~LL 'BY OWN." GROSSE POINTE FARMS sale by owner, with access 80 S. Edgewood, by owner. fering, center hall Colon. 3 bedroom, 1~ bath, colo. POINTE WOODS ER. can 772.9632. to park and beach. Briek. Spacious 3 bedroom, 2 ial. 3 bedrooms, 21h baths, nlal. Large enclosed porch. CONDOMINIUM 1 A very special 3 bedrJom Colonial in a prime loca. bath ranch, all conveni. panelled library, scr.eened $71,000, 881.3101. Beautiful quality built condo GROSSE POINTE FARMS 3 bedrooms, 2 b,aths, living 3 bedroom, 1~ bath Colo. tlOll. A quality home with a beautiful floor plan ences including central air porch, central air. No bro. across from L 0 c h moo r room, large eating area, nial. 2 ~irep1aces, carpet. in move.in c()nditlon. Large living room with big family room with wood and sprinklers. Reducad. kers. 886.0521. ST, CLAIR SHORES area, 3 Country Club. 3 bedrooms, natural firep~ace and built. in bay, cozy familr 884.7625. ------bedrooms, 2 baths, brick family room, 21h balhs, ing, drapes, newly decor. burner, I1h car garage on ated, near schools and pub. room leading to llllti:>,cheery dining room, efficI' over.siz.ed !andscaped Ivt. ______-,------ON BEAUTIFUL Stanhore, Ranch, finished recreation basement, central air, 2 car ent kitchen, and charming staircase winds up to I1h STORY brick home, 6 2254 - 3.bedroom brick room, llA1 car garage, ex, attached garage. Walk to lic transportation. 11"10 $51,900, 885-9286 after 6 Land Contract 886-7919 second floor wi:'h beautifully deeorated bed. p.m. rooms, 3 bedrooms, I1h Ranch. Breezeway, garage. cellent condition Call 778. shopping and bus. Under rooms (two have front dormer windows!) and baths. modern ki~hen. nat. 69,900. 885.3956. 3073. . market at $114.890. Ask for afier 7 p.m. full bath. PLUS sir conditioning and a new fur. HARPER WOODS-By own. ural ~ireplace, 2.car garage, ------1 RALPH DAHMS er. 3.bedroom brick Ranch quiet neighborhood be. IN THE PARK - 2 family. RE/MAX SOUTH MACOMB FOR SALE BY OWNER - nace. A ~pecial hou~e for a .special price in the WANTED East Outer Drive. 2 bed. low 90's with blended rate financing. with heated patio, central tween Warr'en and Mack, BUYING SWORDS, updated - up to code. 573.7333 air, completely finished __5_31_.7_22_7_,, .___ GUNS, DAGGERS, Good income, good invest. ----.-----,----, . room brick Colonial. Liv. 885-6588 basement, all aluminum ment. Priced high $70's. NOVARA between 7 and 8 ing room with fireplace, trim, 2%.car garage,8Y,% FORMER Grosse Pointe Cou. MEDALS, HELMETS 824.8994. Mile off Gratiot - 3 bed. dining room, kitchen and' simple assumption avail. pIe wishes to sell or rant 774 9651 ------room brick bungalow. Mod. bay, full basement, parti. GLADHILL able. $62,500. 882.6493. one bedroom Warren Con. - GOLD COAST, FLORIDA ern kit c hen, ail large ally finished, 1~ baths. 2 ______, do, upper, court yard side.I-S-T-C-LAI--R-SH-O-RE---S---_ 2 Pompano Beach - By own.er. rooms, 2 car garage, wide car garage, large back. 34.31.3 Courville - 5.5 flat - Larji(e brick right of! 'I pool, private balcony. 12/ b d d t i' Furnished condo facmg drive. Assume 10% mort. yard. $49,000. 881.7034. Mack. Land Contract terms. $55,000. HARPER WOODS Hay-as. 774-S386, 751.3344. e room can 0, cen ra air, I ocean, 1 bedroom, 1 bath. 71/4 assumable ~ortgage. No Recreation Lease. Price gage. $288 per month in. 3674-76 Nottingham-5.S flat-Blend mortgage avail. 2065S LOOHMOOR ESS HAWTHORNi, '3 .~d: Clos~ to shoppmg and Negotiable. Call 1.305-946. eluding taxes and insur. 13A-LOTS able. Clean. Rental. Grosse Pointe School I FOR SALE District room Cape Cod, 80.foo\ buslines, 779.000. 1593. ance. Balance $18,000. Full 5045 Balfour-4 bedroom bungalow. Brick. Blend lot. Finished basement, HARPER WOODS _ House ------I price $24,500. 521.2320. mortgage available. 3 bedr{)om, kitchen, din. ing L, re~ room, bar, I panelled den, central air: with m:aj:lr c1ty violations 836 ANITA, Woods - Ranch, I ------GROSSE POINTE PA:RiK, 5581 Courville-3 bedroom Cobnial. Land Contract i financing possible, $98,800. "as is". $7,900 full price. 3 bedroom, 1~ bath, 3 car BY OWNER - Beautifully size l05x85, comer of Ca- deck, 2l,2 car aluminum . g g Nfl . maintained 3-4 bedroom d' ux an"" Jeff-""n 886 terms. By owner, bY apPOIntment Eastside ReaUy, 882.2402. ara e. ew roo, a uml. Ie u ".'o>V. • garage. By Apointment. 884.1367. Will trade. num trim. Terms available. bungalow. I1h baths, fJn. 3596 We 'have buyers for Detroit properties. For informa. Price reduced. 8l,.2% ______$87,500, By owner. 886. ished basement, natural I _ tion call !~m~1~ 1l ....l:'11 m!,tlnn I '1'tl.tu;t;'J:lJWkWUM. l'r.!.t>atn "4:> ~LUVt;k(LY - 4 blltl. ;)303. ! £::::;1::.:::. L::.:::i. :o:-:tl":ld I 13B--(;;I:MtTtKY 881-3670 II PETIINE REALTY Il duplex with en c 1 0 sed room 31h bath, living room terms. Owner anxIOus. 4248 PROPERTY ::======-:::"-:::"-:::".=-.=-.=-~-~---=--=--=---...:= 775- 2434 I porch. garage. Alter Road (with wet bar), appro>.i. GROSSE POINTE WOODS YOTksh~re. 343-0708. - I, near Windmill Poi~te $350. mate'y 14x33 ft. Glass Rosedale Ct. - 4 bedroom, ------LAND CONTRACTS & ASSUMPTIONS 1 521-4030 884.0947. porch and living room over. 21h bath Co:onial. Family MACK/MOROSS AREA - WlUTE CHAPEL - 3 crypts,' __ .______iooking garden. Large liS. room, finished basement. 19134 Mallina (Detroil). 3 triple deluxe alcove com. Land Contract. 4/3 brick income, Grosse Pointe Park, sumablll morlgage. SaR. Land Contract terms be1room ranch. 294.5968, partments, Chapel floor in side drive, garage, under $50,000. JUST REDUCED BY OWNER 3754. WILCOX 884-3550 tl81.9751. '!'e!'-pie of Memories. 851. 4205. 21135 Hunt Club, Three bedroom brick bungalow, Land Contract. 6/6 brick income, Grosse Pointe Park, 13152BLAIRMOOR Court 4. HARRISON TOWNSHIP - BY OWNER - 3 bedroom south of Jefferson. Separate furnaces. firepla~e, dining room, remodeled kitchen, bar and half bath In basement. Assumab~e mortgage. bedroom, 21h.bath. Large Carriage House, 2 bedroom, Colonial, 2 baths, famUy 14-REAL ESTATE 13%0/0 assumption, 29 years to 15/15Grosse Pte. 884-a781, walk.in ('Ioset, 14x181A1pan. central air, appliances, at. room, 21h car garage. Un- WANTED '0. eU!d famHy room, larg-e tached garage, beautiful derground awimmdng pool, Park 2 family Ireat investment. Money maker. OPEN SUNDAY 2.a Prcled at 5415,000 easy terms. assumable -.mort.age, 10% view. Shook/Union Lake. $128,000. 881-5270, Bel. WANTED TO PURCHASE Open Sunday, 2.11or by ap. Reduced price .. 791.6178. 1649. LAND CONTRAcrs 8% assumption. 3 bedroom starter in Groue Pain to po~ntmenl. 'J88.37114. Park with natural fireplace for only - $32,500. fJ~ FOR FURTHER INFORMAT.ION . Low luterest assumption. Grosse Pointe Woods REDUCED TO $80,000 13D-FOR SALE 1319 SOMERSET OR LEASE COLONIAL FEDERAL ; Blended rilte poulble, Groue Pointe Park, Notting. 4 bedroom Colonial, 2lAl baths, family room with GROSSE POINTE PARK - SAVINGS • LOAN ham Road. Beautiful 3 bedroom, family room, fireplace, attached garage, exce~lent condition. By owner, 6.8 brick, 2.fam. MR, GUILlrS new kitchen, near schools. Quality home. 886-1080 886-0727 ity, separate furnaces, ,as Land Contract. 4 bedroom colonial In the Park. hut. Income ovsr $7715per KERCHEVAL-ON-THE-HILL HOUSE OR CONDO wanted Spacious family home lor only $45,000. month. Completely r!dee. to lease in north or East orated. 778-911150or 881- Re~1l-2,OOO square feet plua basement atorage. suburb. Must have option ;it, All terms. 3 bedroom starter. Detroit, with 4 room (8156. ... BY OWNER Wlll divide. Immediate occupancy. Formally oc• to buy and at least 4 bed. back house. Only $16,900. rooms. 977.17159. 1142BRLARCLIF'F - GROSSE POINTE WOODS ATTRACTIVE ,lnveatme~ cupled by The Siln Of The Merm.id. Elegant 15bedroom home. First floor iaundry, c1l1l:ular thumb area. 27 apartment CASH FOR HOMES drive, mint condition with all the extr,as. complex. Super' retirement 885-8552 "/ Crown Realty acUvlly, and sh-elter. (1517) SERVING AREA 40 YEARS BY APPOINTMENT 886.2~7 864-51138. STI EBER REALTY 82.1-6500 794 CADIEUX, GROSSE POINTE CITY 775-4900 A~tractlve 3 'bdrm. home ,close to ViHage Sh~pping ,and schools. 2 lull bat'ht, 60 ft. iot. EnerRY effie. MONROE & ASSOC IATES 15-BUSINESS TO'M McDONALD & SONS EX(!. condo Good below mark-et fin.ancing avail. OPPORTU N ITIES 3rd GENERATION Low 70's. By owner. 886-2887 OPEN SUNDAY 2 TILL 5 LICENSES for 2 video games for sale in St. Clair Shores. 1618 N. RENAUD-GROSSE POINTE WOODS-Most charming home in a 593-1931. very prestigious area, othr-ae large bedrooms, family room .. lormal dining SCHULTES REAL ESTATE 850 N. OXF,ORD room, country kitchen, full basement, two car garage. Reduced to sell. FINE Women's Apparel Shop- OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 for sale. High value, fine 23404 COLQNIAL COURT-ST. CLAIR SHORES-At the end of Morning. clientele. Excellent loca- 3 bedroom, 21A1bath Colonial. Spacious Jiving room side between Eight and Nine Mile Roads-This extra sharp all brick tion. Please write Grosse < " room wlloh fireplace, modern kitchen, central Cape Cod could be you.rs for. the asking, Three large bedrooms, 21h baths,:. , . ,_'?e;t~n~eil" N.ews, P.O. Box; alr, 2~, ~~; ~~t.a,C'~'H';garage.Land Contract terms. ~i~i!f~r:l'G.,!YI;('kit"he~'~J~b.,,b4.ilk.!~t\J;l~l~ey.~" 'a lniCrowave- o.V~'"~Qxe;~" ,\ '':;llI:'H._r:' :,'. " ana' ret?Clerator, a 1St 'fltlQr 'laundry 'or mud room, two car aUacheii -, oW yo"r ,own Jean Shop. ! aarale and iiPfull baseln\ll'lt:.'The back yard ajoins the'Ford Estate, what- " i~;886'-2816 Offering all the nlloUonally more could you ask for? known brands such 18 Jar- 14.88 ROSLYN ROAD-GROSSE POINTE WOODS-For only $78,500, you dache, VJlnderbllt, calvin. BY OWNER OPEN SUNDAY 2.15 Klein, Sedgefleld, Levi and' 228215NEWBERRY, St: Ch.lr Shores can purchase this four bedroom English styled home situated on a large lot, with formal dining room, large living room and natural fIre. over 70 other brands. $12," Lovaly three bedroom ranch. Family room with n'lt. place, Florida room, full basement and a two car garage-ready to ~.OO includes beginning' ural fireplace, centra.!. air, finished basement, two move into and fast possession can be yours. inventory, airfare for 1 to car attached garage. Assumabte mortgage . the apparel center, train. •;> 822 HOLLYWOOD-GROSSE POINTE WOODS-Most charming three bed. ing, fixtures and Grand 776-2414 od 884-2414 , room a'~ brick ranch. One and ahai'! batJhs, forinal din in. room, family Openirig Promotions. Call '.' J 1ST OFFERING - All the charm of a New England room, large country kitchen, loads of eating area, full basement partially Mr. Kostecky at Classic salt box. Secluded ~n a private street with its own park finished -two natural fireplaces, attached two car garage, nicely land. Casuals 1-612-432,oe1e. 'i and all the features necessary to make your life easy. OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 sclllPed yard. Simple assumption, large ,balan.ce. Call for iore'detalls ,' ..;" -,Three bedrooms, 21h baths, modern kitchen, a family today-This home won't last long at all. Hurry! , ' .; room with fireplace and much, much more! 22800 AVALON 16-PETS '. ST. CLAIR SHORIDS 532 RIVIERA. Top floor unit, tastefuJ.ly decorated, 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths, FOR SALE _ BACK ON THE MARKET -- Here is an opportunity to Land Contr.ad term3 on this 3 ,bedroom bric:( can. all built.ins in kitchen, clubhouse, pool, sauna and exercise room, Drop purchase at a NEW LOW, LOW, PRICE. Five bed. temp::lrary ranch, ,basement, Florida room, for. in and inspect this lov.ely condo Sunday. - CHOCOLATE------:Labrador Stud' .: rooms, 2 bath, brick colonial. Owner's moving - mal dining area, $50,900. Service. Pick of litter. 885. i '1 forced to sell "AS IS." Excellent location, close to NEW WORLD SENTRY '8448. ; schoois, shopping and transportation. CALL TO- 268-8100 BY APPOINTMENT ,,- DAY. FREE DOG - Male, HUSky.; 1ST OFFERING-Builder's new home! 3 bedrooms, country.styled kitchen, good Shepherd, Doberman mix,; sized living room. Pi'ck your own carpeting, tile and extras if home is not 8 ,months old, housebroken,. A HOME TO BE PROUD OF, this is a luxurious three completed when purchased. Priced at only $4B,9oo. Call for more details. has all shots including: bedroom, 21h bath colQnial on an impressive iot. GROSSEPOINTE WOODS parvo. 881-8258. Featuring a library, screened porch and attached 1625 FAIR COURT 1ST OFFll:RING-Harvard. This is one of the most exceptional four bedroom bun- garage for your convenience. Super quality con. galows we ,have ,seen. Completely redecorated from top .to -bottom. Features PLA YFULm --al-e-c-at-, -11Al-i struction and marvelous floor plan. Altractive 4 bedroom, 11h bath Cape Cod on quiet recently updated include: All carpeting and drapes, furnace central air and years old, neutered, de., court, Larg-e living room with fireplace, breakfast kitchen. DON'T MISS THIS! clawed, free to good home. room, screened porch. Decorative woodwork Please call 881.7864. ----..;OPEN SUNDAY2-5------throughout. Aluminum trim. Newer roof. Land DRASTICALLY REDUCED-This home musl be sold! This three bedroom, 21A1 Contract available, Mid BO's. Appointment only. bath all brick custom built ranch. Mutschler kitchen, first floor laundry, spa. ALASKAN Malamute show. 1RATHBONE PLACE-JUST OFF JEFFERSON cious family room, beautiful garden. Prime area. quality female, AKC reg-~ ... and a very private address ... sitting on its own 888.6058 is~ered . and painted, good: walled.in acre lot, this memorable home was de. RIDGE RO;,\D-GROSSE POINTE FARMS-English estate located on a treed lot WIth kids and in houee.: " in a most prestigious area, five bedrooms, five and a half baths, family room, signed by Louis Kamper in an era where quality 777-6055. j was a prime concern. There are four bedroom library, updated kitchen with all the built.ins, full basement, in ground heated --- 1 suites as well as two extra apartments all comfort. BY OWNER pool, three car garage, 100x285 lot, Don't miss seing this lovely mansion ADORAB~E indoor pet, fe- j ably elegant and tastefully decorated. today. Priced to se'll!. male kitten, very affec., 1168 BRYS (Woods) tionate, has been mistreat.- N. BRYS - Center Entrance Southern Colonial. Five bedrooms, three and half ed, needs loving home.' 798 NEFF ROAD - NO.NONSENSE - Well- ba~hs, family room, 1st Ooor laundry, f.orma! dining room, finished basement, constructed brick colonial in Grosse Pointe City. 3 or 4 bedroom brick story and a haU, large lot, 2.'! 839.2441 evenings. J ft. family room with cathedral beamed ceiling. two car attached garage, extra large master bedroom. Three bedrooms, H"lbaths, breakfast nook - fam. ~Iust see inside to appreciate. Large living area, SMALL STRAY O

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GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine-C Thursday, September 10, 1981 ------_ ..------"'------_._--_._------_ ..._------_._----- 21H-CARP£T I 21-I-PAINTING & 2O--GENERAt. 20E-INSULATION 21C-ELECTRICAL DICORATIIIG SERVICE SERVICE Classified Advertising Information - 21G-:-:~~:II~EG CLEANING Phone: 882-6900' Energy House 1------FLOOR SANDING, staining. BASEMENT watp.rproofing- GROSSE POINTE'S ONLY Address: 99 Kerchev~I, Grosse Pointe 48236 Free estimates, workman- Guaranteed. Roof repair. Insulation Co. WALLPAPER 'j NINO ship gut.:anteed. 382.5323 779.8430. R e p I ace ment wood patio "nice Hours: doors and r e p I a cement HOOVER Mon. 8-5; Tues. 8-12; Wed. 9-5 ROOFING or 386-5664. NO JOB french doors. FACTORY AUTHORIZED Thurs. &, Fri. 8-5 REMOVAL CALL 881.0801 SERVICE 527-2996 21-I-PAINTING & BY JEFF TOO SMALL FREE ESTIMATES Deadlines: POINTE VACUUM DECORATING Free ~timates - Insured RESIDENTIAL Cancellations- and changes, Mon. 4 p,m, (Low Rates) 'CHAIN LINK FENOING FREE PICKUP AND 20F-WASHER AND New copy, Tuesday noon M&C 14 years experience lNSTALLED and DELIVER~ INTERIORS DRYER REPAIR NEW REBUILT PARTS Error corrections, Mon. noon MODERNIZATION Prompt Service REPAIRED BY DON AND LYNN 779.~235 545.7788 TU 1-0700 Rates: - Since 1964 - R. RIVARD & Cash or *.pre'pay: 12 words ..2.90 Husband.wife team - Paint. ------LET GEORGE DO IT 21002 MACK All types roofing, copper and ing wallpapl:lr perfection. NICK l\AROUTSOS SON Each additional word .__ . _. .15 metal decks and bays, alu. 774~ Washer, dryer, dishwasher ALL TYPES of electrlr.al ists: Over 20 years experl'l 25 years Professional Billing rate for 12 words _.__ __ 3.40 minum vinyl siding, trim ence. References. 527-5560. Interior. Exterior painter Alter 5 p.m. and ranges repaired. All work. Ranges, dryeu in. Retail rate -per inch . ..4.70 and gutters. Repairs. No m a k e s. ~O SEliV1CE stalled - remod1!ling. Elec. ------Call anytime. Border odv. per inch . . 5.50 job too larg~ or small. COMPLETE PAINTING and 885.3594 PORTABLE WELDING-re. CHARGE if r e p air e d. trical repairs, fixtures. Li. 8 weeks or mure ., ._._ 5.00 decorating service. Inter. ------.- pair window guards, gates, Guaranteed parts and servo cemed and insured. Col. McMACKEN L. ior.exterior by Ralph Roth. WALLPAPERING and paint. weathervanes, hand forged ice. Specializing in GE, ville Electlic Company. Classified Display.Photo Advertising: work. 886-2995. Kenmore, Whirlpool prod~ Evenings 774-9110. Day~ 465-2173 References in the Poin~s. ing. in t e r i 0 r. exterior. $6.50 per column inch, ad must be a BlltHI248. Prompt. neat service. Free FENCES _ InsvaLled, reo u('ts, LA 6-7352. minimum of 2 columns wide and 3 inches Professional gutter service. ------.- estimates. Call Mark after paired Wood. steeL No job PERSONALIZED --F-R-A-N-KS--E-L-ECTR---I-C-- deep. No tones, no reverses, only light Reasonable. Reliable. I do my own work. YERKEY & SONS 6 p.m, 886,0558. ' 1'00 SIn'31L Free estim1atas. !'ERVIC'Ti: SINCE 1965 Violations corrected ~ervice face type, only # I, 2, or 3 borders al- . 77? 5009 George Stuts . ' ~ LICENSED AND INSURED WE SPECIALIZE in Exteri.1 ' . ~- . 885-1762 I mcr.eased,. ~reaker panel~, Jowed. Deadline: noon Monday prior to or painting. 27 years ex. PROFESSI,ONAL. PAINT~R, HANDYMAN for tile un. upd>ate WIrIng. Free est!. Thursday publication. $8.00 extra charge JOHN WILLIAMS penience 10 years expel'lcnce, strip' 885.5813 ' T PAl NTS ping, power washing, car. usual call, 775-7362. Exellent -2-0-H---F-LO-O-R-SA-N-D-I-N-GI __m_a_te3_,_77_1_.1_01_1_. _ for photo reproduction. d U PON pentry. 824-9531. _re_fe_re_n_ce_s._____ HARBOR ELECTRIC CORRECTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS: Responsibility for a EXPERT REPAIRS Used --.--~---- classified adv. error is limited to either a c:ncellal ion of the GUTIERS Rearonable. Cali Evenings. GROSSE POI NTE charge for or a re-run of the portion in error. Notification L~~~~:~~:!;~~~~I<-;D:~~;I ~. ~.ELM ... , . V~gl.9~iO~SSTCMor~~~eSd ~OFING 891.5896 891~ I C()NTRACTORS -.~ .. -, -----_., - .... _. '-.;- 1".)01. ~clIlUHllS, '''UIIJ.~II.i,g,. I.l'':~ I.. I Il Ai ... must be given In TIme tor correction In tne iaJlowmg Issue. R storm and screen repair. old floors a specialty. Ex. 882-9420 We assume no responsibility for the some error after the SMALL 'JOBS 527-7604 I cUSTOM PAIN;ING A-ND 886.6527. pert in stain. 535.7256. Licensed and insured <:on. first insertion. 774-9651 MARC HOOVER I WALLPAPERING HANDY MAN with truck! ------tractor. CLASSIFYING & CENSORSHIP: We reserve the right to LICENSED CONTRACTOR I EXPERT ANTIQUING Clean garages, basements, 21-MOVING hauling or any odd jobs. 1 _ classify each ad under its appro.,riote heading. The Pub. CASHAN ROOF ING Professional paperhanger 885-8155 BOB'S ELreI'RIC--Licensed lisher reseryes the right to edit or reject capy submitted for HOT ROOFS and Painter FREE ESTIMATES contractor. Serv~c e in. I Call Bob, 885-6227. NEED SOMETHING moved, publicath",. Commerclal. Residential $12.50 per roll INSURED ------creases, city violatioM, re. Year round service Phone for quote-779-1545 Michael Satmary Jr. HANDYMAN, repair, ,nstal. delivered or disposed of? pair and rewire. Quality lation, carpentry, painting, Two Pointe residents will Shingles and repairs \ '---M-I-C-H--A-E-L-'-S-- wOi'k at 1l mord~st prIce. 21F-HOME 21F-HOME Work guaranteed MASTERS PAINTING/Hen. cleaning, m 0 vi n g; Call move or remove large or 875.9766 John 823-2318 anytime. small quantities 01 furni. IMPROVEMENT IMPROVEMENT Insured. 886.3245 dyman Services. Paper. PAINTING ture, appliances, pianos - RETIRED MASTER electri. ------hanging, home improve. ECORA TI NG DEPENDABLE W 0 R K E R ROOFING: Alum:num siding menls. Experienced. Free D I or what have you. Call for clan. Licensed. Violations. FLOOR SA!iDlNG t>rofes. "LET CHARL.IE and trim. Carpentry reo e~"birnlates.Oall 758.5397. 1 Interior.Ex~rior Service will paint, trim bushes, free estimates. Call John sionally done. Dark stain. Services Increased. Also l.'airs, snow plowing, Li. .. Painting anything you need done. Steininger, 343.0481 01' 822. small jobs. TU 5.2986. Ing and finishing. All work DO IT" Kevin, 882-6257. censed, insured. John Car. INTERIOR.exterlOr painting. antiquing and varnishing, 2208. guaranteed. Free estimates. Certificate of Occupancy reo bone. 839-4051. Free estimates. Reasonable stripping and staining ------1 P.S. Others may copy our ad, LONDER 885'()257. - pairs. General home reo rates. 779.8999. Complete kitchen refinishing , 20A-CARPET but never our price, eX' pairs. Decorating. Dee k ------Free estimates - 885.3230 . ELECTRIC FATHER AND SON e:ales. ALL LA YI NG perience or style. building. PAINTING, decorating, in. man, in.stal1er-s. Our 25th ROOFING & GUTTERS Call me last for your best PHONE &82.1537 terior/exterior, minor reo QUALITY PAINTING year. Aluminum sid.ing and NEW AND REPAIR ------1------LIGHT MOVING by elO})eri- price. Violations corrected. pairs, snow removal. Li. SERVICE CARPET INSTALLATION - Good service. 538.4635. trim an-d repairs. Alumi. ALL CARPENTRY-general Call Bill ~82-553~ enced movers. One item or censed. J. Carbone. Eve. INTERIOR- $1.50 per yard. Carpet re- ) num storm windows, best maintenance. Residential, several. Reasonable rates. REROOFING and Repair nings 839-4051. pairs - all kinds. Jerry's quauty $35 inOOalled, storm commercial. Porches, paint. EXTERIOR 268-2854. Sub.Contractor - Leaks Carpet Service. 7"1~3604. 21D-TV AND RADIO doof3. be;t $100 Installed. ing, glass repairs, acousti. ANDY KEIM, Decorator - 20 years professional stopped, senior citizen dis' REPAIR Replacement prime wind. cal c-ai1ings. Repa1rs of all Professional painting and experience CARPET LAYING MOVING - Van and driver count. Free Estimates. 881. OWlS and d-oor.s, aluminum kinds. Licensed. Free eRt!. walipapering. Free esti. MATT FLETCHER NEW AND OLD for short distance transport awl)lings and screen 9173 or 778-6274. Stairs Carp~ted Shifted of anything. 881.9751. VIDEO TAPES, camera and g_ mates. 8£:6.6527. mates. References. 881. 4151 Buckingham TU 6.6102 . recorder for sale or rent. Repairs of All Types en-clo.sures. AlumInum gut. i RO'OFING 6269. Also Atari and Inlelevl. ters below \Wl;olesale on SPRlNGF'IELD ALSO 21A-PIANO sion, discount priced. Ab. Repairs and reroofing. Alu. EAST WARREN DON~~?ato~lISS CARPETING, VINYL, brown, black, cream $1.215 BUILDING CO. bott Video, next Ma. mlnum trim and gutters. HARDWOOD SERVICE to per fol>t installed for heavy • Additions • Kitchens • PAINTING Free Estimates comb Mall, 32565 Gl'I!!i~~, .032 gauge. Call Phil's Father and,Sons . Samples Shown in New Garagtls • Garages Bob Ishom Dale Isham INTERIOR. EXTERIOR TU 1.7050 Your Home PIANO TUNING and repair. 296.~237. Home S e r v Ice, '371.3724 I Restored • Roofing-. Ceo ~28.0666 527.8616 977 -7018 50 Yelll's In r,ro5~9 Pointe BOB TRti"DEL ing. W 0 r k guaranteed. anytime. Licensed. TV and STEREO Repair set. men(work. I Al<"M. d d FREE ESTIMATES Free estimates. Winter rates. ! ---- -JO-SEPS 294.5896 Member E war vJ.ce.Free &lblmates, Free LICENSED & INSURED ------Felrke.465.6358. HOME IMPROVEMENTS - NO JOB TOO BIG howse calb. Jo.seph. Har. ROOFS DECKS KURT O. BAEHR WALLPAPER REMOVAL . OARPET LAYING, re.stretch. ------Roof repairs,. fire and in. OR TOO S.MALL and I ing and repair, 35 years PIANO SERVICES-Tuning per Woods, 881.5574. GUTTERS AND Experienced Painter and • Experienced 8urance repa!l'IS. Reason. FREE ESTIMATES experience. 88~9572. and repair. Qualified tech. DOWN SPOUTS Paper Hanger. Free esUmates • Insured., able rates. 792.2736 or V A 372.8822 nlcian. Flexible houl'!. Rea. 21E-STORMS AND H1347. Gutters cleaned and flushed 521 .4546 • Reliable sonable rates. 881.8276 or Esltmates at no charge or: SCRIENS r New and Repair Work 20B-REFRIGERATION TU 2.5847. pAINTING - Interior.exter. obligation. AND AIR CARE VOCCIA Lic\lnsed and Insured ADVANCE MAINTENANCE ior, w.a.1Lpaper, wall \WIsh. 776.8267 ~, CONDITIONING COMPLETE piano service. FREE ESTIMATES CONSTRUCTION CONSTRUCTION ing. S1miol\S disc ou n t. " REP.AIR Tuningj rebuilding, relin. 17319 East Warren ALUMINUM DOORS AND All ph:as,a'3 'Of buildin.g '8nd CO., INC. James B. Wilder, 776.77'14, INTERIOR EXTERIOR' f.' . ishing. M.e m b e r Piano .- WINDOWS, SCREENS RE- remodel1ln.g. 884-9512 , ' Addill9J1' 33:1.5370. Michae I s . k "...., REFRIGERA TlON. S"ER\!,I~E i Techn'ic.ians - Guild, Zech. PAIRED, FREE Plq~:t.JP, \, FR~ ':ESTIMATES -. '''BOLT l NSTRUCTlON Dormers CO P01l\ting , ... , General Electnc,' Frlgi. 'Bossner. 73i;'1707. AND DELIVERY 0' DOOR. . LICENSED Professional root strIpping, ST.R.ATEGIC. LAYOUT ;'It.';;:~ Garage .• • 1 WALLS, PORCH ENCLO. 521.7703 :0;" - 885.7569 . :;" ~eroofing. AND HARMONY • Pa1ntimr ~ . .,', dMre, ,'all makes: Fast'sif: ------Kitchens • Paper hanging SURES, FRED'S STORM, ---A-L-L-P-H-A-S-E--- Licensed, Insured INCORPORATED IN ,~~ "i.ce: Call 881.5265. 21B-SEWING Fireplaces • Wood refinishing 839.4311. EVENING Free Estimates Brick and Cement work INTERIOR • Check your exterior ------MACHINE CALLS WEL.coME. HOME IMPROVEMENT 388.3716 .,~ 20D-LOCKSMITHS Bank financing avai1abl~ • Then ---E-A-S-TV--I-EW--- .Carpentry (r,ough..flnish) Slafe, tile, repairs. Commer. EXTERIOR COMPLETE TUNE.UP $3.95. Complete • Check with Mike • Roofing 01a1, Industrial Build.ups. DESIGN CERTIFIED LOCKSMITH - 'All makes, all ages. All Home Modernization 771-6698 Keys made, locks repaired, parts stocked. 885-7437. ALUMINUM INC. ..EI~rical deadbolts installed_ WH. _ 777-2816 773.1105 PAINTING, VARNISHING, 17008 MACK dlasonry-Sidlng 21H-CARPET STAINING, GLAZING, Grosse Pointe Park .Plumbing ." Etc. DEPENDABLE C 0 L LEG E' son's Locksmith Shop, 881. 21C-ELECTRICAL CLEANING GRAINING students will paint. Refer.~ Glass-screen repair, siding, All work experUy done. LAKEPOINTE ANTIQUING AND 2937. SERVICE storms trim, roofing, gut. Guaranteed and P r Ice d en c e s. :dike 882.7880.: CONSTRUCTION WALL-COVERING ters, wrought iron, (vinyl Right. Quality - Grosse HUNT carpet cleaning and Kevin 882-6257. ------20E-INSULATION Complete Home janitorial service. Reason. FREE ESTIMATES S & J ELECTRIC products), awnings. Pointe Experience. SMALL PAINTING and Wall.; Modernizat.~n ably priced. 779-8430. 778-5025 Residential.Commercial 881-1060 or 527.5616 Jim - Boo WE S'PECIALIZE IN papering jobs done reason.; DAVID ROLEWICZ SUDRO INSULATION No Job Too Small Weather proof your home 294-0977 29~9755 KITCHENS, SA THS, SHORESIDE Carpet Clean. ably. Free Estimates. 772-' Since 1948 885-2930 ing, professional car pet INSURED REFERENCES 1417. : and INCREASE YOUR IN. --E-A-ST-L-A--N-D-- ADDITIONS ------, Prepare now for skyrock. wi th new Licemed 882~707 cleaning. Work guaranteed. Fully inl'iured. Free estl. GROSSE POINTE PAINTiNG, Wall washing -: eting fuel bills while in. LICENSED storm windows and doors. ALUMINUM Reasonable, experienced,' mates. Can 775-3450, 24 sulation costs are rason. ELECTRICAL We can replace "ANY" win. PRODUCTS 21G-ROOFING - PAINTER'S, INC. prompt. TU 1.5306 after ~ able. Insulation is blown hours. Painting - interior.exterior CONTRACTOR dow or door. Free esU. Siding, trim, roofing, gutters, SERVICE 6 p.m. . : in walls and ceiling. In. LOOK-30 yeal'S experience .paperhanging and paneling: Highest quality - Lowest mates. storm doors, windows and INTERIOR and ext e r i 0 r: vestment pays for itself. steam cleaning carpet and Free estimates cheerfull)' .CO:rUort at lower tempera. prices. Free estimates . GALASSO porch 'enclosures. JOSEPH NOSEDA & given. Licensed and In- painting and paperhanging. ; CONSTRUCTION Frze Courteous Estimates SO~S, Inc. iurniture. By Wilbllr, Doug Reasonable rates. 30 years' tures. 15% Federal Tax MARATHON ELECTRIC and Ken Carter. Call 778. sured. -947.9 OFFICE/SHOWROOM ROOFING EXPERTS 882.9234 experience. Ray Barnowsk).: Credit. 978-7625 or 879-9518 527 29315 HARPER 1680. 881.3515 Since 1913 822-7335 after 6 p.m. • S.C.S. 774-0460 Aluminum and vinyl siding, MIKE'S PAINTING 21F-HOME trim and gutters. Featuring K-CARPET Interior, exterior, wallpaper. BACK IN BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT HADLEY HOME ALCOA products. Licensed CLEANING ing, minor repairs, patch. Painting - Decorating 16D-ADOPT Wall Washing. Elmer T.: 'IMPROVEMENT and Insured. ing, plastering. Free esti. A PET COMPANY LaBadie, 8B2-2064. INC. 822-1878 885-8814 mates. Reasonable and hon. CARPET est. References. Call any. PAIt-TTDlG-Interio!' or ex. ~ JOANNA WESTERN COMPLETE REMODELING SPECIALISTS time. European. SERVICE PAQUIN terior. Also janitorial Free: The Oakland Humane WINDOW SHADES • Steam Extraction 777-8081 estimates. Call Tho:ll .. ., ""'NT. SHUTTERS. BLINDS Kitchens/Baths I 'ROOFING • Shampoo ---.------~. so~c'ety . KAUFMANN Attic/Rec Rooms GlT?ran:e-d work. 831.7210.' : STOfIM COORS AND :"INDOWS Speci:liists in Flat Roofs • Spot and Stain R~moval1 SUMMER . located in Additions/Porches • Upholstery Cleaning • GROSSE POINTE HOMES HEC CEILING SPRAY CO. Aluminum Siding/Trim Licenced - Insured I tf"..Macomb.' County- \ •... at affordllble prices I • HISTORICAL HOMES Put sparkle in your rooms. Gutters/Down Spouts PROFESSIONALISM FOR Insulate, sound proois .. Storm Windows/Doors 839-7534 , \' 882-0688' • is a non-profit, privately . A MODERATE PRICE SEE IT. License

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-J ..... _ ..... ~ _0 •• __ • ---"' __ Thursday, September 10, 1981 Page Ten-C ------_.------G R 0 SSE PC. N TEN E \AI S 210-CEMENT AND - 21T-PLUMBING AND 21-Z-LANDSCAPING Preventing 21-I-PAINTING 1& 21Q-CEMENT AND BRICK WORK THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS MAY BE PUR. HEATING DECORATING BRICK WORK CHASED FROM THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: pesky headliee (Stores are listed by streets and from Detroit on LICENSED European profes. I through the Grosse Pointes, Harper Woods and St. sional gardcneriiandscap. Many me>thel'S, angry tha.t GARAGES, Houses, - trim FRANK'S CEMENT-Porch. CALANDRA I ACTIVE their oh!ldren have headlice, scraped, primed, painted. es, driveways, patios. Free CONSTRUCTION Clair Shores.) er. Make any kind garden. 1'1:JMBING/DRAIN Trimming, pruning, main. 'aEk, "How did otIheyget them (Pete or Dave, 882-.279!5. estimates. References. 774. and ______1831. • Garage raising and framing DOWNTOWN:' tenance. 534-0571. when L keep my ~()me and HOUSE • Cement driveways SEWER CLEA!1IlNn children clean?" It doesn't Ren-een. Calumet Tobacco and gift shop, Specializing In THREE C'S maHer how clean you keep PAl NTI NG RYAN. Porches, tuck pointinJ main lilvel, near 100 Tower. • Blocked sewers LANDSCAPING your hotrnl and children. Lice Interior. Exterior service CONSTRUCTION Qualit~o~~m~~~e;t:1 and • House Drains do nc,t OOlllefrom dirt. Head. J EFFERSON AVE.: Design in Gardening - WaH:paper and removal Cetrnlnt and Block Work Licensed & Insured • Sink & Lllv. Drains lice live on the ,human head, Specialists - Patch, plasterrepair Fl 776 5096 Park Pharmacy, Nottingham and Jefferson VISA-MasterCharge _ '11horough preparatdon Drives • Patios. oora - Village Wine Shop. Beaconsfield and Jefferson Expert Workmanship * Commercial & Residential II your ehild has contacted _ Free estimates Porches. Walks \ Reasonable Rates lice chances are he moot 885.7067 Garages built or raised. MASONRY REPAIRS - Spe. * Lawn and Garden MAUMEE: Telephone Estimates Spring Cleanup likely g-ot tt from aD{)ther I_llSU_r_e_d______Free Estimates. Professional cialized tuck poi n tin g , * child who Ibas th~m by shar. Bon Secours Hospital, Cadieux ~nd Maumee, gift shop GROSSE POINTE Power Raking Work. Licensed and Insured. chimney and porch repairs, * PAl NTERS SChettler Drugs, Fisher and Maumee CALL Top Soil, Sand. Peat, ing combs and 'brushes, plac. EUROPEAN EXPERTS 778-4271 469-1694 excellent references. Call .- * ing heads neXlt to one an. after 6 p.m. 775-7362. 526-7271 * Fertilizing ~nterior, exterior. wallpaper. KERCHEVAL AVE.: ______;..r- -- Tret' Removal and Repairs ()ther (,bhey can move from * one head to aD{)ther this ing pitching, plastering, ANDY'S MASONRY AND N INO Art's Parly Store, Wayburn and Kerchevai Shrub and Tree Planting * way), and &haring , wi~dow puttying, caulking. CHIMNEY SERVICE CONSTRUCTION I Revco Drugs, "In The Village" FRANK R. WEIR * Landscape Design and Good work. Grosse Pointe All masonry brick water. Kercheval caps hats and sweaters, I NoIre Dame Pharmacy, Nolre Dame and PLUMBING, HEATING, * Construction references. Free Estimate. proofing r~pairs.' Special. IGarage, driveway, porch, ad. Kent Drugs, Fisher and Kercheval Fully Licensed and Insured whidh may have loose hair SEWERS AND DRAINS Reasonable. Call John any. izing in tuck pointing an.l ditions, waterproof base. GROSSE POINTE NEWS, 99 Kercheval Gerald J. Christ and li~. time. 776.9439. I small jobs. Licensed, in. ment, brick pati{), walks, Perry Drugs on the Hili STEAM AND WATER Clement A. Chargot O.~her p()Ssible ways in. ______sured, Reasonable. Free es. etc. Trail Apothecary on the Hill SPECIALISTS 757-5330 elude ~leeping in the same 21J-WALL timates. 881.0505. Free Estimates 527.2996 Cottage Hospital, Muir and Kercheval bed with S{)me{)ne who has 885-7711 BOB SCHOMER them or using the same pi!' WASHING ------PORCHES, PATIOS - New CHARLEVOIX: T&M or rebuilt, tuck pointing, TREE SERVICE low placing head agaiOSlt an Lou's Parly Store, Lakepointe and Charlevoix 381 KERCHEV AL, FARMS are~ where someone with GROSSE POINTE fireman CONSTRUCTION brick replacement, caulk. I Since 1925 Trimming, removal, toppinji. headlice r~ntly placed hisl ing, point sealer with HI- will (i, wall was h i n g CEMENT CONTRACTOR Keith Danielson INSURED her head and piling coats, TEX chimney repairs and MACK AVE.: Licensed Master Plumber 821.2984. .'~!'!:, :'.!! !:!~':!~ ...... •• ~ • T"o~~._.~~\.~ •• ~ )1 " l.. ! ~ ~~~~~ ... Ul,,4 S~:::""C3 ::~::l~::~s '('!! !{'l' "f rebuilt. Ba:;eult:m waler-I u-.:"uU:)Jus-: IJj,Y6, ...... c: .. vu.,:,u.u.",;: 10.- .... 881-8526 ------• Porohes-Olock-stepwork proofing. Over 30 years ex. Yorkshire Market, Yorkshire and Mack ALL PLUMB ING eaoh other (lice on one cloth- K.MAINTENANCE company • Basement warterproofing perience. Donald McEach. Parkies Parly Store, SI. Clair and Mack No Service Charge SUPERIOR ing article can move to an. wall washing, floor clean. Guaranieed ern. 526.5646. Alger Party Store, st. Clair and Mack SMALL OR LARGE EXTERIORS other). ing and waxing. Free esti. REASONABLE PRICES Rand's Pharmacy, McMillan and Mack Lice 5 pre ads anywhere mates. 774-4006 343-0526 ALL TYPE Brick stone, Cunningham Drug Store, 7.Mile and Moross JOBS LATE SUMMER children gather urnemouth and Mack WALL WASHlNG - Reason. neys, sidewalks, basement places, new and repairs. i Harkness Pharmacy, Lochmoor and Mack PRIVATE PLUMBER • Sodding home, at Sunday SChool, gi'"l able, experienced, pr()JIJpt. leaks and cracks. Tuck • Fall 01ean.up and .boy scouts, schools, De Sender 822.1201. If no I Hollywood Pharmacy, Hollywood and Mack REASONABLE 'birthday parties, at the TU 1.5306 after 6 p.m. pointing; Free estimate. answer call evenings. Bob's Drug Store, Roslyn and Mack 779-4245. 886-3537 e Top Soil movies-wherever you know ! 21K-WINDOW' CHAS. F. JEFFREY EAST WARREN AVE.: - LARRY 791.2695 your child 'Closely associates t• MASON CONTRACTOR AIl Plumbing Repairs - In. - with ot>her children. ~ WASHING BAND C CEMENT . INSURED The Wine Basket, Outer Drive and E. Warren stallalions, remodeling - MELDRUM LANDSCAPING How can you tell if your CONTRACTORS LICENSED Mr. C's, Grayton and E. Warren S & d' 1 d A COMPLETE MONTHLY • Brl'ck • Block • Slone 7/Eleven, East Warren between Cadieux & B a1duck ewers rams c eane.d . , ERVICE child has head 'lice? G. OLMIN All types of cement work • Cement Work Park All work guarantee - MAINTENANCE S W'r Phannacy, Greater Mack and Red Map e ane PLUMBING S dd 372-3022 882-1800 k d • 0 mg amine your child'~ 'head care. MIKE GEISER Lake Pharmacy, E. 9 Mile between Mac an 772 - 2614 • P runmg. fully (adults can get them, CEMENT G. W. SELLEKE Jefferson t 13 "'lii d • Planting too), You probably won't see MIKE'S CEMENT Perry Drugs, Shores Shopping Cen er, "e an NG. Patios b th CONTRACTOR I • Harper . PLUMBI A name In landscaping' for the ,lice, lilt you can see e WINDOW Driveways, pat I 0 s, walks, Driveways, wa k s, patios, Shores Canteen on Jefferson, near 13 Mile Installation and Alterations 50 ars nits (eggs) usuaMy found CLEANING lItepf, tuck pointing. water. steps. Expert porch reo LOW RATES over ye around bhe ,nape of the neck Windows was h e d • eaves proofing. No job too smaM. pair, waterproe>fing. Qual. HARPER WOODS: NO SERVICE CHARGE 882-0287 882-7201 and ,behind .the ears. ity tuck pointing and d H . ALSO . MURPHY'S .....e••e are verv small, C!Ieaned. Free Estimatel. hin All b' k d Parkcrest Party Store, Parkcrest an arper .lO! .~ FREE ESTIMATES at c 526-8845 Pc . g. . rlc an Hunter Phannacy, Country Club and Harper SEWER CLEAN ING LAN DSCAPING about t>he size of a grain of 881;"6000 himney repair. The Tinder Box, Eastland Shopping Center, Aisle 7 I sand. They 'are firmly fixed GROSSE POIr4TE ii:-=;;;an Call 885.4391 521-8349 Call now for deliveries to the flair and it is difficult R. R. CODDENS • Top Soil to pull i'hem of! the bair. will do "'{n,iow washing. KLEI NER 821.2984,. CEMENT J. W. ER WORK 21S-CARPENTER • Fill Dirt (Dandruff and hair spray CEMENT CONTRACTOR 21Q-PLAST SERVICE 21W-DRESSMAKING • Sad particles are t'asily removed,) K.WINDO>~~ c1-taning ce>m. CONTRACTOR CEMENT. BRICK. STONE REPAIR AND TAILORING • Limestone There are things which pany. ~torms. screens, gut- famUy business for 55 years Patios, waI;cs, porches, steJ'~' • Cobblestone can be done to curb this ten, 'Aluminum cleaned. In. • New and repair work' FIa~ne repair. "'UALITY PLASTERING - ALBERT D. THO'\W SEWING PROFESSIONAL • Sand . obI b tit t k • No job too .mall Tuck pomtinO' patching "C • a ks I hi al 1 D'''Y SERVICE pr em -' u a es many turee!. Free estimates. 0' tailored repairs, cr c INC. I available for c ot 'ng. n persons to -cooperate. There • DrivewaY. and porches I SPECIALIZI NG IN eliminated, prompt service. CONTRACTORS, fNC. terations including hems, 885.9179 are so many possible places "1: 882-0688 our specialty I.' SMALL JOBS 30 years ~n Grosse p~inte. We are general contractors. relining and leather work. . to get it, 'oind you can get it EXTERIOR, GLAZING and • PaUo. FREE ESTIMATES Free estimates. Satisfac. One call takes care of all Pick up and delivery servo TRIMMING, removal, spray., more than once . eau1Jdag repain. 881.5105, • Chlmney. tion guaranteed. Reuon. • Ice available in Grone ing, feeding and stump ...... f 11' >- LICENSED able. James Blackwell. Z'Z1. your building. remodeling Pointe area. Call Christie removal. Free estimate.. ~.. ese 0 OWlDg s..,ps are 8:30-5 p.m. • Waterproofing • Vio1at1OD1 repaired TU 2-0717 7051 or 294-0034. proolemll large tJr .mall. {or prompt appointment. Complete tree .servi~. Call Jrn~~!lr,t: CALL :ANY TIllE TU 2-0628 882-4052 Fleming Tree service, 774. 1. If your child bas Uce- A'()K WINDOW CLEANERS. BRICK WORK. Smali jobs, PLASTERING and Drywall . infonn the parents of all his service on storm. and 886-5565 tuck pointing, chimney, Neil Squire5, 75H1772. LET(l , ALTERATIONS by Mrs. B. 6460. • Iclose rlay,mates - if you do screen.. Free e.timates. 1 porches, violations repair. BUlLl"lNG COMPA.1Il'Y' (Grosse Pointe area). 37Z- MURPHY'S not, and only your clJild gets 'Monthly rates. 7'115.1890. CAPIZZO ed. BeasonabJe. 886-5565. PLASTERING - Free Esti. .Since 1911 treated, then he/she can get CONST. CO. - mates. Experienced. AU Cust.)m Building 0678. LANDSCAPING it again from close playmate. 21L-TILE Specializing In driYft'ay. GRAZIO work guaranteed. Reason' Fam~ly ro(ms our. specialty. 21Z--L ...... DSC...PI....G CALL MURPHY's FOR not yet identified with lice, WORK and porc1le' CONSTRUCTION able prices. 792-2736 or VA Alterations. lcitchens Af""II A 1""11 • Spring and Fall clean.ups or who will develop it by • PaUo., wa1kl, steps • Cement drives, floors, 1-8347. TU 2.3222 • Complete lawn care service having had contact with your MANHATTAN TILE CO. - • New garage. built paUos. FRANKB'.mLLIAiiS, Li. MAC'S TREE AND • Custom design service -child. Also in.form the sdJool New and remodeling cer. • Old garages raised • Old garages raised and 21R-FURNITURE censed builder. SpecialiZ. SHRUB TRIMMI NG • Free appraisals: or day care center he/rne amic tU~ in ~itch~ns, bath • F1oor/ratwall replaced renewed. REPAIR ing In home up.dating and commercial, industrial an(1 attends. and foyers. 771-4::S4J. • Waterproofing, 10 year • New garage doors and reo all minor or major repairs. COMPLETE WORK residential 2. Children should be in- guarantee. framing. d Reasonable rates, quality. - Discount to Senior Citizens structed not to share combs, UPHOLSTERING by retired 'Porch enclosures, de>ors a. service. Call Tom 776.4429 NO JOB TOO BIG or SMALL • New garages built. upholsterer. Good work. justed, bookshelves in. or 882.0195. JIM MURPHY brushes, ,hats, and scarves, 21N-ASPHAL T Licensed & Insured Family operated since 1962. A 1 A900 stalled, paneling, new coun. 885.9179 especially during time of lice WORK TONY 885-0612 Licensed and insured. Reasonable. V "". ter tops, vanities. Code.- - activity in the area. 774 3020 772 1771 FURNITURE refinished, reo violations corrected. For POINTER MIKE'S 3. Coats, hats and scarves CONSUMER'S ASPHALT DI DOMEN ICO - - paired, stripped, any type courteous expert assistance should not be piled on top of paving, repairi.ng and .seal. CEMENT CONTRACTOR of caning. Free estimates. in improving your home in LANDSCAPING LAWN CARE eaoh ()~her in places where c0a.t4ng. Driveways, park- Driveways, walks, and fle>ors, 21P-WATER- 474-8953 or 3456258. any area, please call me ,and many children congregate. ing lots, tennis courts, 17 brick work, tuck pointing , PROOFING at 881-0790. • Thatching SNOW REMOVAL This is important during yeat'S elCperience. Free waterproofing. QU E • Fertilizing • Commercial & Residential times of lice activity. estim6tes. 775.1532, St. No Job Too Small CAPIZZO CONSTRUCTION ANTI PLANNING T(l BUILD • Weekly Lawn Care • Spring Clean.ups 4. If one member in the Qair Shores .. FREE ESTIMATES Basements made dry. Cracked FURNITURE A DECK? • Bed Work • Grass cutting family .has ,li~, it is advis- 881.7900 walls repaired, underpin RESTORING If you are . . . • Bushes Trimmed • Power ralcing able to consider treating all C & J ASPHALT footings. All waterproofing h e Sodding • Fertilizing other 'household members as Handstripping and refinis . "LET CHARLI E L f I VING INC JI PA " PORCHES, c:himne""',~- fire guaranteed 10 years. Lt- ing. Free Estimates. PIC. kup DO IT • Licensed • SOOd'ea remova ,it spreads readily in the Improve th e va Iue 0f your ]:d!acesr~ired or new C1ln. censed and Insured. Tony and delivery. Free estimate • Insured • mg d P t home. Treatment consists of home with a profe.c;c;ional ~truction. 776.4529 or 777. 885-0612. PHONE 882.1537 • 16 Years Experience e Top SoiI-San - ea using one of the medicated job. over 2.0ntyea~s sedrv.ing 8352. I 839-3063 • Free Estimates . delivere~ A '1 hI shampoos. The nits are hard Grosse p 01 e In rive- T & M .-~.------.-- • Attics 0 Porch Enclosures Design anq Construction • Insta11at,on val a e I to takE out and may require ways and sealini[. Free es. HAROLD 24 'HOUR • Addl't'.'ons • Kitchen.~ Our Specialty • Licensed - Insured Ia fine.tootheu comb, such as timates. Owner supervisor. CHAUVIN CONSTRUCTION HAND STRIPPING • Commercial Buildings • Free Estima-tes t,he Derbac comb. References included and CEMENT CONTRACTOR Basement waterproofing, 10 SERVICE J 1M SUTTON -DAVE BARLOW' MICHAEL J. POKRIEFKA Important measures to ,be insurance. • ALL TYPES OF year guarantee. Insured. 885- 1900 884-7013 done at time of shampooing CALL ANY, TIME CEMENT WORK 77A~ A.o96 343 .0528 CUSTOM FINISHING 1677 Brys Drive ------include: 773-8087 TU 4.2942 TU 2.2436 MAC'S F------.., I • Walks _ Drives - Poreli.! s CODDENS 331.0250 774.5116 • Wash in hot water bed. ------• Patios _ Waterproofing I QUALITY CARPENTRY SPRING CLEAN-UP EXPERT I ding, towels and clothing AL'S A~rn~:~~~AVING _ Pre-Cast Steps CONSTRUCTION 21S--CARPENTER CUSTOM REMODELING Complete yard work, shrub TREE SERVICE items 'Which may have 'hair Owner supervision and plan. - Tuck Pointing ESTABLISHED 1924 SERVICE I.KITCHENS BASEMENTS and tree trimming, etc. Trimming, Removili, I contact. Fabrics unable to ning. Guarantee quality - Chimney Repair All types of basement water. . • COUNTER :rops DOORS I Reasonable rates. quality Cabling I tolerate heat may be dry workmanship at reasonable No job too small pr:x>Iing. 7 years guaran-I CUSTOM .FORMICA OLD CA8INET service. Can Tom. 752-7446 I cleaned or stored in a plastic Free Estimates tee. References. 886-5565. lesENIOR ClnZEN DIS. 7764429 OR 882 G195 bag for one month. Lice will , rate~EAL COATING 779.8427 882.1473 ------HOME REPAIR COUNT ~------'Idie as they need the human' SPECIALISTS Lice~sed . J, W. KLEINEf3. I Re~odeling, repairs 0Tf ~ny 296~436 1-2-1T---P-L-U-M-B-I-...'-G-A-....-D-H-EA-T-I"-i-.G------body to survive. State Licensed and 18 Years In Pomtes Basement waterproofing I kmd. Work alone. No Job 1 ''Il I'll 1""11 I I, Insurance References R. L. STREMERSCH All work guarantl'ed I too big or sm~l1. Rot.ten 21T-PLUMBING AND I~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~21-Z-LANDSCAPING 281.()626 291-3589 LICENSED I window cords, Window Sills, I ______CE~ENT CONTRACTOR TU/2-0717 jambs, door, porches, base. HEATING ANDERSEN & DAVIDSON : CLASSIC TURF A PROFESSIONAL machine Cement [ ments attics. Call Bill . I I LA WN SPRAYING 1 applied sealeoating for as. Drivewny.9 ----A-S-T-ER----I Lynn 'after 6 p.m. at 773- BOB DUBE I PLUMBING, SEWER CLEANING PRICE STARTING phalt driveways and park. PatiOs 21Q-~ORK 0798. 1 PLUMBING and HEAT!NG SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT $23 I ing lots. Enhance the ap. Brickwork 1 1 :J&-R-CAP.-.P-E-N-T-R-Y-.-R-e. I Licensed Master Plumber 372-0580 757-7700 pearance of your pro:Jer,y Basement Wa.tef'Proofing . d I' g rtl' SEWER CLEANING, . Ste?S A OR pairs remo em, pa - SPRINKLER REPAIR t IL ...J ------I while extending th.l life of . . I PLAST~R CONTR CT -:-1 lions' ceilings panelling, . • ,e c. I,..--.---;....--.-~--.----.------~------:...------:...-----;:--~------'l asphalt surfaces Excelle;'l' TuC!C Pomting RepaIr work F r e e estl'l d ' b' 't f . a Grosse Pom,e Woods I SOD I rates an d servIce. . for both. . I Free &itimates mates. Promp. t servIce.. J .. I droors~11 catc mefr~~ estimatesormlc , 8863897. ACTIVE DRAI N SEnVICE1'\.: 80~ PER YARD DELIVERED residential and commercial [ SPECIAL ON SMALL Maniaci. 778.4357, 465.4150.] 77~~~1s8 e ., ~~ ------SPECIALIZING IN ELECTRICALLY CLEARING i 100 yards or more, work. SUPERIOR JOBS AND REPAIR -SUPERIOR DECORATING I . . LEcAetKsYreTp~~~r~i~~dc1~~~: BLOCKED I$1 P~~inyl~mrdumun3d5erY1aOOrdsyards WORK . I ADDITIONS garages cell. • Sanitary sewers • Sinks and Disposals I ASPHALT MAJNTENA~CE All types o~ plastering, d~y. i ings all types ho~e im. ing. Small jobs wanted. • Toilets, baths, lavs. • Basement drains ! Installation Available 777.6801 I 882-1721 I wpa~lt~epalrl'l Stt~cco rGep~lr. I pro~ements. Commercial, Master plumber. Work my. lOne Day Service a~n lng. a ~pes. roosc and Residential. Call Ron I self. TU 4.2824. Expert Workmanship, Fair Rates POINTER -2-,-J---W-A-L-L------Po nle references Reason I 20 Years Located in Grosse Pointes abl"I. pnccs Insured.. Tom,. 882.1290 . I C.T. HARTUNG 884 8840 LANDSCAPING ___ W_A_S_H_IN_G______McCabe, 826.8576, 331. [---SAR-KER-- .. ,INC. - 885-8448 2356. I CONSTRUCTION INC. I_ Steam Heating ;'---.--.---.--.-.---- ...------..:::::::..-..------' Ii'- GRASS ROOTS ------.- \iodernization _ Alterations I • Plumbing ! FREE ESTIMATES Additions. Family Rooms • Hot Water Heat FURNACE LANDSCAPING '1 Plaster and drywall repairs. K\trhcns & Recreation Areas I.Complete Installation and Let t".o hard working men Painting interioriexlcrior. E~tate Maintenance Maintenance Service REPAIR lend you a hand with all Licensed. instlri'd. Call JAMES BARKER Since 1921 your landscaping needs. Ron Pope. 774.2827. 886.!i044: VISA and MasterCharge AND I:'iISTALLATION • Lawn Maintenance Wall Wasbing and Carpet Cleaning I ZANNI PI.ASTERlu~.G,~us. ROUGH~Fini;;'('d' ~di. __~7 -3~~~ i • Licensed and ins\lTcd : ~r~~t~;;g 0 I tom homes. quality repairs, lions ,remodeling kit('lhens, TONY TH E' • Low ratC'S • Transplanting Ask About Our 10 /0 DISCOUNT ornamental an'C!decorative, ba'ements, new furniture i o PLUMBER i • I<'ertilizing Licensed and Insured cement stuC<.'o. 527-4356 or or refini;,hing. 286-6525. Free Estimates • Sod 830.3699. . . _..~ .. St3NWR CITIZEN RATES II. I Serving Grosse Pointes Since 1943 --_ ..~... -._._. - .~.. -, CA"npE"TTF,-. m woRK - Pan. 24 HOUR ANSWERING DEMRES HEATING & COOLING • maginative ideas PLASTERING. hee el>"'li.1 eling, partitions, ceilings, SERVICE PROMPT SERVICE \) CALL TODAY884-4300 matl.'lS. Paul McIntyre. 521.' kitchen~, small jobs, reo 293-3181 977-6975 FREE ESTIMATES '. 11528 MORANO - DETROIT 4353. I pair, etc. TU 2-2795. I l- --l' 296.0331 263.4473

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GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, September 10, 1981 Harris returns to play Arthu.r in 'Calnelot'

Richard Harris will star as Kin~ ing" and "Orca." His latest film wa~ Arthur in Lerner & Loewe's fabled "Tarzan" in whIch he starred oppositc musical, "Camelot," which opens at Bo Derek. . the :\Iasonic Tl:'mple Theatre fa I' a Direclol' Frank Dunlop staged this limited engagement Friday, Scpt. 11 new production of "Camelot," Sets through 27, and l'ostumes arc designed by Des. Harris' appearance in "Camelot" mond Heeley with lightlng created by will mark his second association with Thomas Skelton and choreography by the musical which provided him with Buddy Schwab, Frank Allers is mu. his first lyrical role when he por- sical director. trayed King Arthur in the 1967 Wal" Alan Jay Lerner and Fredel'i~k ner Brothcl's film. Loewe, who respectively wrote the "Camclot" is a musical talc of PUI', book and lyrics. and the musical adisc touched by lo\'c, magic an,l score, composed some of their mo~t dramatic fate, Producers )1ike lIler, beautiful songs for "Camelot," ill' rick and Don Gregory m'c prescntin:; cluding "If Ever I Should Leal'e You," this lavish new pro(\uction with a "!fow to Handle a Woman," "Came. full Broadway cast of brilliant actors, lot," "What Do the Simple Folk Do?" singers and dancers. "I Wondcl' What the King is Doing Th.rilling the fans Starrini( opposite Harris is ~lcg llu~. Tonight" among others, Other Ilrac.d. Uetroil Tiger star ('lIamp Summers puts hh "John Hancock" on a sert as Queen Guenc\'cl"e. :'Ilis.'; BlI~. \\'ay musical credits include "lily FaiL' lJa~('lJall fur Lun- Zielimki of Detroit during "Base baIl Fel'el' Week" at sert recently won a Tony Award nom. Lady," "Brlgadoon," "Gigi" and others. Patman Oldsmobile ill Grosse Pointe Park. Summers, accompanied by fellow A cold, rainy first week ot September 15 a not.so.gentle remInder ination on Broadway for her role as Producers ~1errick and Grcgol'y arc TIgers l\lilt Wilcox and Lynn Jones, was on hand to greet fans and play that summer is tost disappearing. We decided that this last look at summer Fiona in "Brigadoon," and acclaim as also responsible for the current pro- dtctrcnlc games against young challengers during th.e week.long celebration was f.n ":>proprlate way to gel rid of that gloomy feellng. That last look, Marion in "The :liusic Man," duction of "~1y Fair Lady" with Rex Aug, 22.23, Other activities included TIger ticket gIVeaways, Little League above, \\'~~ Cott:Jge Hospital Auxiliary's Summer Ice Cream Social for In t!le role of the gallant Sir Lanc". Harrison and "Clarence Darrow" with cHnlcs, films, and service and sales specials. hospit::l t'mployes held on a sunny July day on the hospital's rooftop lot is Richard Muenz who was highly Henry Fonda. gardtu, tJ1e c,t':j"t rW;"tur~~ p!~~t~~cf b~H('I~~~. !"nll~f" A;ru~ nf (,ollrs~: '~e ;l('c!aimf'o fnr hi~ nnrtraval nf .TnI' in Tickets for (he Detroit en~agement _ 4 ...... cream, so the employes could gel In a last "lick" at summer. last yera's revival of "The ~Iost Happy of "Camelot" at the )1asonic Temple Fella." The role of eccentric King Theatre are on sale now at the Box Pellinore is played by Barrie Ingham, Office and all CTe ticket outlets, as Religious landmarks Sunli.e painting at War Me1llorial a former Royal Shakespeare Company well as by phone with MasterCard or member, who garnered rave reviews Visa - call 832-2232. Sumi'e Japanese st.rle mood painting few brush strokes. No previous and $10. Group rates are also Club of Michigan. world. Weather permitting, Sunday film credits include "The Guns of the Wakayama Prefecture, The fee for the course is $60 for 10 avai.Jble for most performances, call French missionaries played key mass is offered in summer. Navarone," "~1utiny on the Bounty," JOt D. at 832-7100. Sumi.e is an ancient Zen art In lessons Call the War Memorial at "Hawaii," "A ~ian Called Horse," roles in the state's early history and Another shrine can be seen only I F'll' further information call 832. four shrines pt\y homage to these which a mood can ~e created with a 881.7511 for more information. "Cromwell," "The Cassandra Cross- 2232. - by dive:-.>. The Underwater Shrine is voyageur-priests. 60 feet below the surface of Little J I , Michigan's best known pioneer Traverse Bay near ~toskey. This ! I priest-The Rev. Jacques Marquette, life.sized figure of Christ weighs ! also known as Pere Marquette - has nearly one ton and is made of white two memorials dedicated to him. On Italian marble and black walnut. a Lake Michigan bluff south of Lud. The Vesper Cruises at Mackinaw ington's harbor, the :\iarquette Me- City are unique, A ship carrying 500 morial Cross marks the spot where he worshippers sails onto the Straits of died in 1675. At St, Ignace, a church Mackinac at 8 p.m. each Sunday in epleasure is back built in the early 1700s is now a mu- July and August. seum at the priest's gravesite. The city's annual Labor Day weekend One religious landmark near Reed Black Gown Tree Pageant celebrates City is the result of a song. A large Marquette's life and his founding of wooden cross erected along old U.S. St. Ignace in 1671, 131 identifies the home of the late Baraga County in the western Upper Rev. George Bennard, a \\1elhodlst minister who wrote the famous hymn, Peninsi.lla commemorates another 'fa- "The Old Rugged Cross;' in 1913. in menthol mous missionary-explorer, Frederick ~ 1981 B&~y'TCo. Baraga, the first Catholic Bishop of A second favorite highway landmark Marquette. He gained the nickname is the Wayside Shrine of 51. Joseph of "Snowshoe Priest" for his work along U.S, 12 in the Irish Hills near with Chippewa Indians. Marquette's Onsted. An enlargement oC a stone St. Peter's Cathedral is his final rest- chapel built by the area's Irish settlers ing place. in 1854, it is noled for outside stations of the cross and life-sized crucifixion - Detroit's St. Anne's Church, second- tableau. oldest li:mlinuous parish in the nation, contains the tomb of The Rev. Gabriel Michigan has long been home for Richard, a pioneer educator and co- religious sects large and small, One founder of the Univbrsity of Michigan. famous small sect, is the House of David, headquartered near Benton Nijr'ihern Lower Michigan's forests Harbor. Established in 1903, it claims and Great Lakes tourist cities are descent from the 12 lost tribes of home for a~ least six other religious Israel. The group is supported largely landmarks, by farms, vineyards, fruit processing, Towering nearly six stories above a and other industries it operates. hill overlooking Burt Lake near In- What started as a church to serve dian River is the world's largest cruci. 15 German Lutherans settling along fix, a Catholic shrine honoring an the Cass River in Saginaw County has Indian girl who died 300 years ago. blossomed into one of East Michigan's Mass i~ offered in a nellrby open.air premiere tourist attractions. Franken. church. muth was founded in 1845 with that To tha south near Grayling and simple log church. The present St. Roscommon are two nondenomina- Lorenz Church, built in 1880, reflects tional log structures. The Chapel in the town's Old World heritage and the Pines at Hartwick Pines state \.I'dcomes visitors. Park J. in one of the state's last stands The be aut if u I Kirk-in.the-Hills of virgin white pine. It is reached by Presbytertan Church in Bloomfield ' a short walk on a wood-chipped trail. Hills has a 77.ben carillon which is I'., Near Roscommon, the unique Mason believed to be the world's largest. Chap\:l, reachab:e only by canoe or Concert, are held each Sunday in boat, o~'erlooks the trout-filled Au summer. I

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99% tarfree. Cnlted I-'oundatilm Vlce.Presldent Robert M. Surdam, (right) chairman \10\\1\11 \11\'IIICll 1 and chief executive officer of National Bank of Detroit and a resident of 1 \I (, 11/\ \1 I \, /I fOI I rw'" Grosse Pointe Farms rl'ct'ntly ml't with Margaret SmJlh of Grosse Pointe .',' Jlr... "".'_ Ilnd her l,eadcr Dog, Joshua. Marlrllret Is an employe of the Health Care Institute. ~Iembers of the Cniled Foundation Board of Directors visited a Warning The Surgeon General Has Determrned number of Torch Drlve,supported agencies to learn first hand more about Kmgs.l mg. "tar", 0,2 mg. nicotine; 100'5,3 mg "tar", the work of the health and community services charities. Leader Dogs for That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. the Blind Is ju~t one of the U5 charitable Ilrganlzatlons that benefit from 0.4 mg. nicotine avoper cigarelle by FTC method, the United Foundation Torch Drive where Margaret and .Joshua received their training. This year's campailln will run from Oct. 12 through Nov, 5.