Gross~ Pointe News
Grosse POinte, Michigan, Thursday, February 28, 1985 30 cents 38 Pages VOL. 46-No. 9 for your information Rise and fall fyi of assessments By Tom Greenwood By Mike Alldrlejczyk rates dunng their upcommg bud- Homeowners III the Woods, get deliberations Shores and Park will see lower pro- In the Park, the amount of the de- We make misteuks perty assessment!> thIS year, while cline may be smaller after the board of reVlew meets next month, When the press makes miS- assessments WIllrise !>lIghtlyIII the takes, everybody knows about It City and remall1 essentially the accordmg to public servIce direc- The followmg actual headhnes, same III the Farms, according to lo- tor James Elhson Flllal equallza- stories and quotes actually cal assessors Will fadul:> WUlJ't Ul:: Jd<:ll1lJllcJ turned up in prmt and I'm glad I Based on 24-month sales studies until after the boards review pro- didn't write them. from each commumty, the Wayne tested assessments and make ad- They're from a book, "Press County Bureau of Taxation has de- justments hE'::lrlderl Follies" - a collectiOn of classIC veloped equahzatlon factors that blunders, boners, goofs, gaffes, show assessments falhng by 3 4 How to go about pomposities and pretenhons from percent III the Park, about 1 per- the world of journahsm, as com- cent III the Woods and 5 percent m appealing your piled by Robert Goralski the Shores Read on while I cringe. Grosse Pomte City assessments property tax Student struck by bus, no big Will rise about 1 percent, based on problems as school starts - the tentative factor!: assessment is on Richmond News Leader Adjustments are being made m Page 15A. Child's stool great for use In the Farms to keep the city's equah- garden - Buffalo Courier-Ex- zatlOn factor "essentially the same press. as last year," according to asses- Countywldt:, ClLle!>wltll heavy m- dustries, such as those downriver, J" A priest marries his mother - sor Carrol Lock Some home- k ,~~ Washington Star-News. owners may see lllcreases thIS showed falling property values. i- _~ I" Here's how you can lick Dober- year, he added while western communities held Photo by Tom Greenwood man's leg sores - Reading (Pa.) The county's equalization factors their own or showed higher values, Eagle. are based on home sales in 1982and according to taxation bureau direc- 30,000 stamps later . . . Two teenage girls arrested on 1983 Some communities in the tor George McEachran. Business was pretty much back to normal for clerks Carole Lombardlnl, center, and Rose Hlllgendor1', pot - Hartford Times. county wlli use a 12-month study Twelve-month sales studies for 1984show property values through- far right, last week after customers earlier swamped their tiny post oftlce for thousands of 22 cent Do it in a microwave oven - covering 1984, but local communi- stamps. save time - Spokesman Review- ties are using the 24-month figures. out the county have bottomed out Spokane. Lowered assessments mean low- and are again on the rise, McEach- Deaths and fun - Oklahoma ered property values, but could al. ran said. Also, the value of large City TImes. so mean lowered property tax bills homes - hit early in the recession Crowds get their 2 cents' worth ~o men accused of pecans for homeowners, If school and mu- with declining values - are mak- theft; sex charges filed - Ala- mClpahties don't adjust their tax mg a comeback, evidenced by in- By Tom Greenwood and not our regular customers," Over at the Mack Avenue post of- bama Journal. creasmg values in areas like There was a stampede m Grosse she added "One woman saId she'd fICe, acting man~ger Ed Koski said V's food service feeds thou- Grosse Ile, he added. POinte last week, but It didn't in- been to five different post offices bus mess last week was "terrific" By law, a home and property sands, grosses millions - The volve cattle. Hundreds of persons trying to buy all the stamps she "We were wall-to-wall people Minnesota Daily. can't be assessed at more than half lined up to buy thousands of two needed. She was In a frazzle by the Woods ends its market value. Each year, the here," Koski said "They were " More include: Pastor aghast and twenty-two cent stamps when tIme she got here." packed in from the moment we county computes for each of its they went on sale last Tuesday. Last Friday, those patromzmg at First Lady sex positiOn communities a ratio of sales prices the little post station nestled m the opened 'til we closed That's a lot of - Alamagordo Daily News. one-WOlllan to assessed values using sale In the small postal statIOn lo- back of the Book Village weren't business Our clerks were worn out Lawmen from MeXICObarbe- In from trymg to handle that many • studies from the commumtles cated the Book VIllage, clerks very happy about the postal ill- que guests - San Benelto (Tex,) crrme wave Homes selhng at more than half did their best to handle the crush. crease people and still keep them happy." News. the assessment result m factors "The Ime on Tuesday went out to "I thmk It's Just terrible and I Koski estimates hiS station went Residents were shocked each more than 1, homes selhng at less the back door, and by noon we were time their neighbors went on a By Tom Greenwood don't like It," complained Helen through nearly 300,000 stamps In than tWice assessed value mean rationing om supply of stamps," Boley, of the Park "Everythmg one day murder spree - San FranCISCO less than 1 Rose Hillgendorf said "We went keeps gomg up but the mall service Chronicle Both the Farms and Woods pollce through 30,000 two-cent stamps m "That's a tremendous amount of beheve the recent arrest of a 22- Last year's assessments are then is terrible Our magazines look hke stamps," he saId "It almost seems Carter ticks off black help - year-old woman may help both de- multipl1ed by the state equalizallon two days It sure was a lot of fun, they went through a saw mill, but San l''''rancISco Examiner. ha-ha." , like people were over-reacting It's partments clear up to 60 burglaries factor to determme the new assess- they keep raismg the prICes" good for busmess, but really now! I Former man dies in California ments, which are used on the sum- Carole Lombardim' said the ra- - Fremont County (Calif) 10 the two communities. Farms reSIdent Jean Droste was don't seem to recall thiS kmd of a Lmda Marie Forton was recently mer and winter tax bills to cover tioning was necessary to assure only slightly less upset "I think it's rush when we had our last Increase Chronicle News. the millage levied by municipali- stamps for everyone. "People were too bad everything has to rIse," she Orange balls may save fliers' arraigned before Woods mumclpal three years ago It's hard to believe judge Patricia Schneider on one ties, Grosse Pomte Public Schoofs, standmg m line for up to half an said. "I mean, how long ago was It there are that many people out lives - Oakland Sunday Tribune Wayne County Intermediate School hour to buy the two-centers or the we were paymg only five cents for Tuna recalled after death - count of breakmg and entering an there stockpihng twenty-cent occupied dwellmg With intent to District, county government and twenty-two centers You had to ac- a stamp? I forgot about the m. stamps" Chicago Daily News. commit larceny. She was placed un- community college and the Huron- tually push yourself through the crease and mailed fIve letters With Both KoskI and the postal clerks Two convicts evade noose; jury der a $25,000or 10percent cash bond Clinton Metropark Authority crowd Just twenty cents on them Will m the Village reported that bUSI- I hung - Oakland Tribune The decline in the Park property "Some people got angry, but they get through? Three of them Jerk mjures neck; wms award and remanded to the Wayne Coun- ness was back to normal by the end ty Jail
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I \ • GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three-A Thursday, February 28, 1985 ------_._------These donors are a 'special breed' pend on these speCial donors and By Pat Paholsky ,...... this uOlque type of blood donatIOn," Twenty-two Grosse Pomters par- ~~; Dr Shah said ticipate in the Amencan Red Cross I' Stevenson, who IS the dlstl'lct pheresis program, and accordmg J' manager of the Circulation Depart- to the medical director, they are a #" ment of the DetrOIt News, saId, "I "special breed" /jt ;' } get called approx.ma tely once a Donald Stevenson, who lives In ~ .,/ ;."...... :- month I always try to respond be- the Farms, became a donor when a , }"< ." "'~J cause there's a dire need for donors close fnend developed leukemia • ~>.:'::::::" _/ and It'S certamly more than a HIS fnend, who "had everythmg to '/ '-A / worthwhile cause, because leuke- !lve for," died, but Stevenson con- r~~ ',w mla each year claims vIctims and tinued donatmg hiS blood by way of .~ ;1 wIll contmue to do so until they find a hme-consumlng, highly spe- f, a cure for It cialized procedure Over the pa~t ~ two years, he's chalked up 25 tnps "All you need IS a little hme," he ddded "It's not a structured thmg, to the Red Cros~ headqudrters Hazen VanVliet, a Woods re'>l- It'~ when they need you" Stevenson said he feels no dIS- dent, saw an appeal for type 0 ne- comfort durmg the procedure ex- gative blood In hl~ company news- cept for an "ll1u~lOn of coldness" letter In December 1978 An em- The best part, he ~ays, IS the ployee with leukemia was In need of blood donatIOns and VanVhet cookies and orange JUIce after- responded to the appeal The young Photo bl Tol'"'1 Grefinwoo<1 ward VanVhet, whose background IS10 man subsequently died and Donald Stevenson Hazen VanVliet chemIcal engmeeflng, IS are- VanVhet said "It hit home" He has Rlltom,ltprl m
clmes 10 a chair, SImilar to a den- who have gone through speCial Photo 0)/ Tom GreenHood list's chaIr, and can watch TV, trammg and there's an R N on du- hsten to the radIO or dose, ty at all times for each donor," he Flaunt it! "It does not cause any health dIS- saId "There's always a doctor on No, it's not Prince or Boy George. Nor is it "Mince" or "Oh advantage or harm to the donor," duty, a hematologist I feel real Boy George." These two stunning beauties are ULS seniors Dr Shah saId, addmg that the pa- comfortable, becau~e I know I'm Howard Fauntroy, left, and Jeff Lambsbrecht, who really got in- tient has an obvIOUSadvantage of bemg taken care of pl'operly " to Senior Androgenous Day at school last week. They say the recelvmg components from one do- There IS even parkmg reserved Marine Corps builds men, and over at University Liggett, they nor rather than multlple donors, for pheresls donors The headquar- which mcreases the likelihood of ters at 100Mack Ave. ISone of only build seniors with a strange sense of humor - but good taste complications. two Red Cross facilitIes that has In clothes. Unlike whole blood, which can SIt the program The other IS 10 Lans- on the shelf for 35 days, "these pro- ing The Mack office servICes the ducts must be used wlthm 24 Southeastern Michigan region, City upgrade sidewalks hours," Dr Shah saId. "Most of the which mcludes Wayne, Oakland, to pheresis gets sent out WIthin four to Macomb, Washtenaw and St. Clair Some Sidewalks III Grosse Pomte city WIll take bIds, mark the slabs five hours of collecllon." countIes. City are due to have their rough that require replacement and give 1'"""::; And it's generally an emergency Dr Shah saId the Red Cross be- edges smoothed out this year The the owner 30 days to make repairs. counCil approved a sidewalk repair The owner can arrange to have the Nothing to It, donor Henry Plegge seems to be saying to pheresls sltuatlon, someone is waitmg for gan the program on Thanksgiving the special transfusion Day, 1975 And the need for donors rogram encompassmg 18,000 repaIrs made or authorIze the city • nurse Gail Williams. "Many CrItically ill patients de- grows each year. Last year the square feet at the Feb 19 meeting dIrectly or indirectly, to do the job: Mack office recorded 1,544 dona. Walks scheduled for repair or re- If the city does the repail's, the tlons placement mclude the Village person WIll have 30 days follOWing Company will push premium packages BeSides leukemIa patIents, shoppmg area, the FIsher Road completion to pay for It After that, others who benefit from pheresls commerCial area and some res- a 5 percent mterest charge will be donations are chIldren who are identlal walkways, particularly added to the bIll 1£ the bill IS nol Grosse Pointe Cable will increase rotes born With protem defiCIencies and Jefferson and Kercheval paId by the next tax penod, It be- persons With aplastic anemIa The According to the city code, prop- comes a hen on the property WIth Grosse Pomte Cable will mcrease clude MUSICTeleVISIOn, Entertain- Four saId The company hopes to speCial transfUSIOns are also given erty owners are reqUIred to mam- mterest and a 10 percent penalty ItS rates - effective April 1 - for ment Sports Network and others in- double the number of subscnbers to to some cancer patients to counter- tam'sldewalks on theIr property III About 5,300 square feet of the basic services, optional premium cluded In the baSIC package the speCial packages, he added act one of the Side effects of chemo- a safe conditIOn The city ISauthor- total Will be paId for by the CIty, in- services, additional outlets, remote Optional premIUm serVIces, addl' The company isn't sure how much therapy lZed to reqUire the owner to make eludmg mtersect\on walks and control use and baSIC mstallatlOn, tlOnal outlets and remote control the rate increases will generate, repairs. If they are not made, the parts of commerCial walks, accordmg to Mike DuFour, general deVIces Will cost $1 more beginning DuFour saId The total WIll depend For more mformatJon, call the city may then do the work and bIll The last sidewalk mamtenance manager In Aprll BaSIC mstallation will m- on how many people deCIde to take Red Cross Pheresis RecrUItment the owner for the cost program was completed in 1973 As of April 1, the basic service crease to $17 25 the specIal entertamment packages, offICe at 494-2787or 494-2788 In the procedure this year, the and 1974 charge WIll increase about 8 per- One-fifth of the company's custo- he added cent, from $8.60 to $9.30 a month mers won't be affected by the Ill' Three percent of that mcrease Wll! creases III payor baSICservIce rates The company last raIsed Its rates ,• (\------~-- "! be used to cover mcreased license because they subscrlbe to "recom- 16 months ago and doesn't plan /~~7) " ~ ,, ,," ' ~ " . ~~ I . ~ I fees charged by satellite serVICes, mended entertamment packages" another mcrease for at least a year, I -, , y/ ~~ I DuFour saId Satellite servIces m- which are already discounted, Du- accordmg to DuFour The increase ISwithin the amount allowed by the franchise agreement between the Hard winter costs cities company and Harper Woods, I f I I Grosse POinte Woods, Farms, City While they are still puttmg toge- have overspent ItS salt budget, he and Park, he added. I } I ther the fmal fIgures, It looks like added Grosse Pomte Cable ISm good fm- the Winter of '85 put a dent m some Because It has no year-round municipal budgets, accordmg to of- anclal shape, DuFour said, but add- storage, the City has no reserves ed the company's penetratIOn was ficials from last year to fall back on. Rock While it was able to fall back on slightly below the national average salt currently sells for about $17.79 The company also WIll add two some reserV(lS from last year's re- a ton, Foran added latively light winter, the Shores has new services to its baSICcable selec- spent between $3,000 and $4,000 on The City sets ItS wmter budget by lion In the nex~ few weeks, The salt this year and $9,000 overall to allowmg for the heavy years. The NashVille Network, featUrIng coun- keep the VIllage's streets clear, ac- Woods uses a five-year average, try musIc and entertamment 24 cording to Supermtendent MIChael while Shores offICIals estimate hours a day, and M-Star, educa- I SPEED I PHOTO has I tional programs for grade and high become famous throughout ,••C•••• IIIlC:a.U... Kenyon trends based on the last two years' It appears the village may go expenditure" school students, will come on-lme I Michigan for offering high ~' - "I I Customers Will receive a letter quality custom ONE HOUR 10F.;;;s:;;,;, h f; over budget on some of Its street In the Park, Just about $14,000 I funds, he added. Besides mUnICIpal from the company m theIr March I coior prints & enlargements Ig~12 exposure has been spent on the 795 tons of blllmg that wIll tell them the bene- dollars, funds come from state salt put on city streets, offiCials I We realize that not every 110 fits of movmg mto' a speCial enter- ' 20 exposure shared revenues for gas and weight said Last year, the city bought 732 one needs the custom quality 126 I taxes and regIstratIOn fees. tamment package The company I tons for a little more than $12,600. will allow customers to change their of SPEEDI-PRINTS, so we g~,24 exposure I As of the end of January, the also offer color print process- Woods had put 813 tons of salt on No estimates were avaIlable for service free of charge from March I 1,657mJles of street for the wmter whether the city remamed under 1 to Apn115, accordmg to DuFour I mg through our Economy lab, I City workers had also plowed 1,657 Its wmter street cleanmg budget Mike AndrzeJczyk which is the same lab Arbor 35mm 12 exposure miles of street, according to the CI- I Drug uses for their highly ty's monthly report I pubhcized Picture, Picture'. 35mm 24 exposure I That's Just about 31 times over Our prices are LOWER than 35mm 36 exposure I the city's 54 mIles of major and lo- Check health insurance now l Arbor Drugs for the same cal streets I Identical product. I Because of Its storage capabili- B) Harriet Nolan Areas of concern should Include So now the decision IS up to DISC 15 exposure I ties, the cIty was able to use salt re- checking the pre.exlstmg clause I you Why pay more for less? serves from last year untll thIS The tIme to read the fine prmt on segment whIch, for example, month. when It was forced to buy a health Insurance pohcy Isn't mIght declare mellglble any condI- I Before you take your next roll of film to any local I salt, accordmg to City Administra- when you're on your way to the hos- tion that could be proved to have drugstore, compare our PHOTO! PHOTO! prices and tor-Clerk Chester Petersen pital, cautIOns Irene Memdt eXIsted two years before the policy ,I Although hnal figures won't be And she ought to know In the 15 was Wl'ltlen I consider these added benefits. ready until mId-March, "It doesn't years a~ patient Insurance adVisor This wouldn't affect a pregnancy LOVE 'EM OR LEAVE 'EM GUAR.\NTEE! If you're not thnlled With look to me like we will be under at Cottage Hospital, shf"s seen or treatment for pneumonia, but 1 . budget thIS year," he said The countlese; numbers of people who your PHOTO! PHOTO! prmts, you don't have to pay for them! Select the I could cause a problem for someone photos you want and only pay for those photos no questIOns asked. If amount of man-hours needed to compounded a hospital stay WIth suffermg WIth gallstones whIch kl'ep streets plowed and salted as addltlOndl worry over how the bille; could be traced back two years you prefer, we'll remake them, too! well as the purchase of salt thl~ \.ould he paid She suggests It'S easier to pay a • NEXT DAY DELIVERY OR THEY'Rg FREE! Our promIse IS simple She says questIOns about beneh~ : month WIll probably put the cIty little extra to have the waltmg II . bnng us any roll of C-41 compatible fIlm for PHOTOl PHOTO! Next over Its wmter street budget, he have been on the l'Ise e;mce the late I penod shortened, perhaps a'> 10\. Day processing prlOf to dally pIck-up, and It Will back the next after- '70s when many people. laid-off be added as $20 to $40 noon Of it's yours ABSOLUTELY FREE! The performanre of the Wayne from wl)rk found they had to shop Also, fixed-dollar amount County OffIce of Public Servlce's for their own health Insurance clauses which put a cellmg on the I~· KNOWLED<;iEABLE, COURTEOUS PHOTO SPI
, ~ "page Four.A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 28, 1985 Theater staff sought GP Symphony to feature Russian progmm Mercy College of DetrOIt IS ac- A SWEET cepting apphcatlons for ItS world The Grosse Pomte Symphony IS Sunday, March 10 concert to be AuditClJ'lum, Mack at Vernier, premIere production of the new going RUSSIan for a goo.d part of Its played at 3 30 p,m 10 Parcells Grosse Pointe Woods, under the SURPRISE. . . musical comedy, "Vmo!," to open baton of Fehx Resnick, for all occasions thiS sprmg PosItions avaJlable m- Guest soloist will be pIanist Ed- elude assOCIate producer, music di- ward Zllberkant, 19, who was born m Volograd, USSR, and IS now a Distinctive,. long-lasting MYLAR rector, art director, set designer, naturalIzed cItIzen of the United BALLOON BOUQUETS with traditional costumer. stage manager and States Currently a student at the basket of sweets. Personalized. photographer ApphcatlOlls for these volunteer UniversIty of Michigan, he was the 1984 wmner of the Grosse Pointe Your custom order posItions should be submItted by Summer Music Festival at the War 1 NEXT DOOR or NATIONWIDE] fmallzed with one calli March 6, limited to three pages MemoJ'laL along \\ un d LUver letter Send In the early '70s he was Invited to 453.2090 them 10 Joe Marrocco, Play- wt'lght-m-resldence, Mercy College perform on RUSSIan TV and was of DetrOIt, Box 280, 8200 W Outer also the youngest contestant m an THE STANDARD OF Dt'lve, DetrOIt, Mleh 48219 mternatlonal plano competItion in QUALITY SINCE 1980 For further mformatlOn, call Santander, Spalll Since coming to 592-6053 thiS country, he has performed more than 20 tImes WIth the At- lanta Symphony, also WIth the At- lanta Symphony Pops and the Um- Sound verslty Symphony Orchestra at te~to, Health Interlochen NatIOnal MUSICCamp Advice For mne years he gave annual Island Family solo reCitals in Atlanta, many of ~Marco _, A -"""Doctor which were broadcast on public radio, he also soloed at the Univer- =, sIty of Michigan and In Blrmmg- OJ.loJli4,w Samt John Hospital ; YOlll'TroPI('dl hland I" !Q(dTt'd Oil Ihl' ~oulll\\ 1,..1 10,1..1 of I Ill! Hid ham, Ala. In 1982 he won the Con- ~ in the (iult of Ml'xiw 1G 11111l':>:>ollih of :\,Iplt .... I 101 Hid Olll' of certo Competition at Interlochen ~ the 10.000 Island ... :-'laJ t'O blal1d I" (; 1ll1!1, .. loIl~ dllli -4- IIllll'" Q :\1) !>on \I ho is a freshman at The March 10 program will open ~ widt' \\ ith 3'2 mIll'S of \\,1111(' :>dlllh bl'dl'll. YI',11 h ,1\ 1'1 d/{l' tl'mp 'Iichigan State Vnh el"sit) 'return- with the Russian Easter Overture ed home tlm past \\ eekend and in- " of74" and 93°0 SlIll'ihll1l' d,I\'" dltl'.ll T\ 1',1101" fl Olll ,1110\ l'1 the by Rlmsky-Korsakov, the son of an : world. Enjoy tt'nm:>. golf. ;allll1g'. \\ Illd ..lIl ling' lIl'I'p "l'" ,llld formed us he had been told at the arIstocratic fanHly, who was born ~tudent health centel thdt he had ~ ba(:k\\'all'r fi ..llIng ... 1\('11In,l{ ,lIld g'01l11l1l'1 dllilng" on 'OUI near Novgorod, RUSSIa, and who ~. st'duol'd 1!>land It'....Ihan J IHllll" ,1\\ ,I\'ln ,Ill, :->1.1\d II ('l'h. Dl .I "mono." 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This pear that the Grosse Pointe man who has been is an appropriate time, in hIS view, because peo- the 13th District representative in the state Le- ple with delInquencies going back to the reces- gislature for 15 years IS seriously considering a SIOn,might have the funds needed to pay up, now race for the Republican nomination for gover- that the economy IS reboundmg. nor. Bryant's mvestIgatIons showed that simIlar In a telephone mtervlew with the Grosse tax amnesty programs in Massachusetts and Illi- Pointe News, Bryant confirmed reports publish- nOIshad netted those states $65 million and $150 ed in both Detroit dally newspapers that he IS million respectively, leadmg him to beheve Mi- among the potential GOP candidates for gover- chigan could collect $100millIon to $120million in nor He explained his thinking this way a SImilar one-time amnesty deal The funds "1 want to take a peek in the window and see could also be used for a one-shot purpose, such as what tht>po""ihilitit>s ~rt> I don't want to think in bUIldmg the new prIsons Michigan needs. I later years that I never had looked at the posslbl- The Grosse Pomte legislator's tax reterendum \ ,lities of runmng for governor. 1first began thmk- amendment provides a special, assured referen- ,ing about it when I saw no one under consldera- dum petitIOn right on any tax law, while permit- 'tion that I felt I could support" ting the tax to contmue until it is rejected by the ; Bryant, now In his eighth term, told the News voters If suffiCient names were SIgned to peti- I ;he "probably" would seek another term in the tIOns, the issue would be put on the ballot at a House if he decIded against running for gover- special election held within 75 days or at the ge- nor. Bryant was one of six Republicans on a list neral election If one is scheduled within 60 to 90 I of potential candidates for state executive com- days :piled by George Weeks, Detroit News polItical Bryant explams that hiS amendment would 'wflter, at the recent Republican state conven- provide a right not now available on all tax laws ,tion. That is because the Legislature often puts appro- , The others were Oakland County Prosecutor L priations into tax increase legislation which :Brooks Patterson, Michigan Congressman Guy makes the laws immune from referendum. :Vander Jagt, Senate Majority Leader John Eng- Under Bryant's amendment, appropriations acts Iler, former State Supreme Court Justice Thomas would be immune from referendum only when Brennan and Oakland County Executive Dan approprIation IS the primary subject of such Murphy. That list didn't include William Lucas, acts from our readers the Wayne County executive who is considermg On two other controversial issues, Bryant of- a switch to the GOP and a race for governor. fered explanatIOns of his positions that set at rest speculation he was "poSItioning himself" on those Is this adequate fire protection? • Bryant may not be as well known statewIde as issues for a statewIde race. He did not vote on the some of the other potential candIdates, but he controversial mandatory seat-belt bill because To the Editor: the almighty dollar than the safety has been deemed legally the mIm- he was in Washington discussing with that The time has come to make the and well-being of the citizens and mum safety mannmg on duty in the rhas a solid GOP record. He is regarded as a mo- (irefighters The feehng here is fire department. The sad reahty is Jderate, has served as the House Republican lea- state's legislators the Michigan small business citizens of Grosse Pointe Park aware of errors by the city orflclals that the city chose to ignore the the people of Grosse Pomte Park -'der, and In 1984 was recognized by Republicans tax, which is a form of the value-added tax under VIOlations because of the fire are assuming they have adequate conSideration in Washington. He voted in favor that could directly affect the safety nationally as an "Outstanding Legislator of the and well-bemg of not only the Citi- department's opposition to con- fire protection, when on at least Year." His expertise in taxes would be an impor- of the ban on state-fmanced Medicaid abortions, zens of Grosse Pomte Park, but the sohdation of police and fire or two instances they did not The fire tant asset in a gubernatorial contest because of taking the same position he had earlier after he firefighters, too On two occaSIOns P.S 0, and also that citizens would department has tradItionaly been ,the controversies over when to cut the state in- learned that more than half of the state's reportJ In the last few months, there have never know the difference put in the spotlight as being the bad !come tax and whether to rebate the state's sur- ed abortions were Medicaid-financed. been violations of the minimum Twice in the last 10years, the ci- guys in contract negotiations, be- plus to the people. Bryant now is circulating petitions to put his safety manmng In the fJ.redepart- ty has tried to have the minimum cause we stand for what we believe manpower on duty reduced below to be in the best mterest of the fire j The Grosse Pointe man also has come up with proposed amendment on the ballot in 1986but for ment of five men on duty These !lve men. On both occasions not on- department, and the welfare of the several recent legislative proposals indicating his friends In Grosse Pointe a more immediate Violations left the CIty with a fire ly was the five-man minimum up- CItizensof Grosse Pointe Park he has broader interests than those of the 13th question is whether the Grosse Pointe legislator department that was understaffed to safely and efflclen!ly hanrlle held, but in one instance thE'feeling The people ofGrosse Pointe Park .District. He IS the ongmator of the Bryant tax re- really Will decide to run for governor. It would be was the department might be un- can decide for themselves who is a big gamble because it would be "up or out" for E.M.S. and fire calls ferendum amendment which would assure the On both occasIOnsoffiCialswere dermanned with five Both these the bad guy and who is truly con- right of referendum by petition on all tax law Bryant. He could not seek re-election as a state made aware of the violations and deCIsionswere made by a neutral cerned With the city's welfare .changes and has also proposed a three-month tax representative If he entered the race-for gover- possible consequences by firefight- arbItrator In legal proceedings. Mike Smith amnesty for Michigan residents who are delin- nor. er offiCials, but on each occaSIOn The fact remams that the city Firefighter r'luent on their taxes __, .• ~." ~. ~ _,.~ !n hjs home community, Bryant obviously the firefighters' cl>mplamts were chooses to blatantly ignore what Grosse Pointe Park , Under his tax amnesty plan, intrOduced in the would win strong supporf, altlil)ugb the Pointes .ignored '1'hese violations OCCUItreO ILegislature last week, mdividuals and busi- would feel his loss from the Legislature where he when CIty offiCials chose to take Give lIS runners' a break nesses could repay without penalties the taxes has represented them well. But if he could wage fire and EMS eqUipment to re- a successful campaign for governor, Grosse pair shops not only outside CIty To the Editor: curb as I would m the summer and they owed. The point is, according to Bryant, Don't the Grosse Pomte Farms at certam points, no further out 10 Pointe's loss would be Michigan's gain. limits, but outSidethe area the fIre that many people now afraid to come forward to department responds to in an pollee have anything better to do the street than a parked car would extra-alarm situation These OffI- Withtheir Sunday mormngs than to be cials chose to send the equipment chase runners off of Grosse Pointe with people who were on duty and Boulevard? Wmter runmng IS hard enough Buckle up by July 1 reduce mmimum safety mannmg I was told to get out of the street Withoutthe contributory negligence of the fire department, rather than and run on one footofpacked-down, of the police and other motorists pay an off-duty man two hours rutted ICeand I was told to do thiS who deliberately try to challenge ~ Under pressure from their constituents as well passage of mandatory seat belt legislation. The for my safety I am not gomg to risk runners out ofthe street Let's show , ~s powerful other interests, Michigan legIslators study cited not only the savings in lives and overtime to do the job ThiS shows a higher regard for the possibihty of twisting an ankle a httle consideration for each other : last week finally passed the mandatory seat belt reduction of injuries but also the reduction in or footor knee when the street 15 rel- Give us runners a break : law. That means that starting July 1, Michigan damage to public and private property and lower atIVely clear and dry. Most of the Theresa L. Thayer • drivers and front-seat passengers will be subject police and emergency aid expenditures . tIme I was running as close to the Grosse Pointe : to a $10 fine if the police or highway patrolmen The federal government's threat to require air Dog brightens ; pull them over and find they are not wearing bags in cars unless states with two-thirds of the : their seat belts. nation's population enact seat belt laws no doubt patient's stay Jogging in the street? : Michigan thus becomes the fourth state to helped persuade legislators to pass the bill. But Editor's note: As an addendum thing, makmg It diffICUlt to see from the comments afterward, it appears that To the Editor: 1 enact a mandatory seat belt law, following New My stay at Bon Secours Hospital to thIS letter, a Farms resident. them. : York, New Jersey and Illinois in that order As the strongest pressure came from people who was wonderful. They have a fan- came to the newspaper offIce last The driver said she didn't see : the home of the auto industry, Michigan should them~elves had experienced the benefits of seat tastic nursing crew and my doctor Thursday to relate two incidents either until it was almost too late, f have been the first, but it is appropriate that it belts. They cited their own escapes from death or was wonderful, snrgeon was tops and to ask if we could appeal to jog- forcing her to either hit the runner ~ now becomes one of the leaders in this new effort serious injury to prove that buckling up pays im- and it was made even more plea: gers not to run in streets. The or swerve to the left and hIt an on- • on behalf of saving the lives and money of those portant dividends . sant by an episode that took place woman, who said she has been commg car head on Fortunately, : who travel our highways. True, there are still those who insist they won't every day across the street from drlvmg for 62 years and has never she said that in both instances, use seat belts because of their contention such my third floor wmdow,WhIChfaced had an aCCident,saId she nearly hit there were no cars commg in the ; At least two auto insurance companies have two joggers m separate mcidents other direction, but the mcidents : announced they will reduce their rates 20percent legIslation is an infringement on their constitu- Maumee I would glance over and watch on the same night. The joggers gave her a bad fright Both occur- ; as a result of the passage. Experience in other tional rIghts. But in the interests of society in were running m the street, it was red on Grosse Pomte Boulevard be- general, the state already requires licensing of the brown dog (don't know hiS • countries that have enacted such legislation indi- name). He would lie on the porch, shortly after dusk, and they were tween Morass and Fisher ; cates that there is a substantial saving in lives both cars and drivers as well as many traffIC walk around, doze, because he had both wearIng gray-colored cIo- Farms Police Chief Robert Fer- : and in injuries when a greater proportion of the regulations that limit an individual driver's tlme At exactly 5:45 he statIOned ber said the city has an ordmance ~ population wears seat belts. That is the reason freedom but help protect the public at large. himself at the corner, sat down in prohlbitmg joggmg on the road- ~ the Michigan State Medical Society joined other Those who adopt such a libertarian view still the snow and ICeand waited, turn- way, however, there was a court ; state organizations in backing the legislation have a choice. They can walk or take a bus if ing his head at every car. Finally ruling that said the road could be i But the savings go beyond those reductions in they don't want to buckle up. the car came, turned mto the drive used if the Sidewalk was Impass- Enforcement of the new law will begin on July and he ran toward it, barking Then able Ferber said that Joggers who ~ auto deaths and injuries. A study at the Universi- run in the streets are engagmg in ty of Michigan cited during last year's debate on 1, but it would be a good idea for all of us to get he would go mto the hpuse and in f another half-hour would come out an "extremely dangerous and ex- ~ the issue said Michigan citizens could save $200 accustomed to buckling up before that date The tremely mconslderate" practice lIfe we save may be our own. again and wait for the second car. ,t million a year in direct and indirect costs by He greeted them WIth a bark and He asks them to put themselves In , went mto the house, and I had to the motorist's place, who must I ,r v.alt untll morning for another bear the onus - and the gUIlt- If • amusmg day their car hits one of them "Stay 1, The Year of the Icicle "Yellow House," I hope you out of the roadway for your own , know what a faithful fnend you protection," Ferber said addmg I 1985may be the Year of the Ox, as the Chinese defended. They are seen even by Shakespeare as have' that his department Will ;ssue $25 • say, but in MIchigan it started out as the Year of eVidence of bad weather, although he also could Roma Diedrich tickets to joggers who run m the I street I the Icicle. write "chaste as the icicle" that "hangs on St. Clair Shore., , ~ Seldom have as many homes in the Pointes Dian's temple" and hanging "like an icicle on a ~ been decorated with these graceful trimmings of Dutchman's beard. ." But icicles clearly are ,1 winter as they have been this winter. True, many not the stuff from which grea t poems are made. icicles dripped to death during last weekend's Grosse Pointe News February thaw. And many residents were happy So In practical terms the Chinese year of the Publl,bed Weeki) by Ant~.bo Pubh.heTO NEWS Ox makes more sense. It IS, the Chinese say, a CLASSIFIED DISPLAY to see them go, especially after viewing the 99 KERCHEVAL AVE. 882-0294 882-6900 882-3500 penod of productivity, a time to cultivate prac- Grosse Pointe Fanns, Michigan 48236 &mage from Ice-filled gutters that forced PAt P.hol.ky JoAnne Burcar Ph)lh~'Ie-a I melting snow back up under the shingles and into tiCal pursUits and to carry past projects to frui- s.-cond CI... Postal' PAid AI Detro,!, M,chlj(on N..... E,Mor A"I,lanl 10 Publl.II.r ManageT !USPS 23O-I000l .-..1 Ll0."r,ed \lonAger inside walls. tion. a time when hfe turns mild and benefits be- Janet \fuel1er Pi'll P..,n-"",q "".flry Dr"O('Qell Feature Society Fd2tor S.le. Promotion But don't blame the backup on icicles. They fall the industrIOUS and the oppressed. F ....e Mane BUTelu So down With the Year of the Icicle and up with p( .':~\ [) ('onnnr Carol ~ 1~C"her were not the cause, just the result of a hard "'-porh t-dllor Anne Mulhcnn J 'Bfnl.8mm GUIffre wiQter. Despite their beauty, Icicles are not often the Year of the Ox. '1ell RIvard ~l"r HA~e .. ",!¥-lIJlIp"'p__ a '!lI(p--- Page Seven-A Opinions & letters Thursday, February 28, 1985 Pavilion adds beauty to area I \ He sees the structure of the some tangible beauty to the area To the Editor: 1\ It's a good thmg we don't all have I disagree with the commentary paVIlion as a cage-lIke thlOg. I see it as an IOteestmg pagoda and I the same taste - some people III the Grosse Pomte News Feb 21 dnve past the area most every day would look at the TaJ Mahal and wherem Mr Shafadeh IS super- say: "Too much marble" critical of the pavIlIOn on the Hill I may never Sit on those benches, but I do lIke havmg them there. The I do appreciate all the planOlng, view of South High may not be so hme and effort that went mto thiS great, but I thmk the tapestry of project and 1 thmk It enbances the Overeaters Anonymous students IS area! Overeaters Anonymous is a fel- I realIze I am not an authonty m Eleanor Carmody lowship of men and women who thiS field, but I do belIeve It adds Grosse Pointe Farms share a deSire to stop compulsive eatmg Anyone who ISmterested IS welcome to attend a meetmg Stlldents who walk '1here are no Que:. Ul fee::.. Patterned after the l2-step pro- gram of Alcohohcs Anonymous, should be considered the group beheves that compulsive To the Editor: Spagnoh has stated, that most stu- overeatmg IS a disease that can I am wnting concernmg the deCI- dents are dnven. Many students never be cured, however, recovery sIOn that was made by the Grosse must walk because of both parents is possible on a dally baSIS Pomte school board not to close on working Others must walt outSide Meetmgs m the area are held at days of subzero temperatures. On a of school for long penods before Salem MemOrial Lutheran Church, recent morning the temperature school offICially opens The stu- dents' health IS III danger on these 21230Moross, on Mondays from 7 to was well below zero With a wrnd chill factor of -60 Every other school unusually cold days. 8 30 P m and Saturday~ from 10 to In the future, guidelmes should be 11 am; and at St Paul Evangeh- dlstnct m the surroundmg area was drawn up to determme at what tem- cal Lutheran Church, 350 Lothrop closed except for Grosse Pointe perature and what conditions at Chalfonte on Tuesdays from 10 Schools I feel that more considera- tion should have been given to the schools should be closed to 11 a.m Jimmy Bloink Por more mformatlOn, call 885- students who must walk to school It IS not true as Supermtendent Grosse Pointe Shores 6593 School property discussed The quality of life we're getting adequate revenue I Editor's note ThIS IS the fifth in say a senes of articles emanating from from them Speakmg of leased properties, I a two hour taped interView between How do you tell someone you love She no longer has to fight me for day she demonstrated her burst of would have been dissuaded with Woods reSIdent Joseph Callahan and thInk that one of the things that has health and the cancer's remiSSIOn stern warnings which only meant worked out very well IS the current that their days are numbered? my pillow; it's hers. In return she school board President Joan Especially when the only language doesn't make a fuss when I stuff after that I'd hear her paws hit the Hanpeter arrangement with the city of Grosse floor before mine did. Pointe Farms. If you remember last they speak ISbased on the sound of her full of antibIOtIcs and vitamms. Q. Touching on Barnes again. a gentle voice and the stroke of the At first glance, she looks hke a ThIS time I didn't say a word In- what's the long-term outlook? sprmg, that was a very hot issue as stead I grabbed the camera to cap- to whether we were gettmg enough hand. little street fighter, her face dIVid- A' There have been people in- It's Sniffle, my tortoise shell cat, ed mto two parts by splashes or ture this sassy-faced cat in action. terested in purchasmg the property value for that piece of property. And She's starting to put on weight from the comments I hear now, that's sick Feline leukemia IS the orange and black. Personally, I thmk there might be culprit that caused me to take her But in fact, she's a lover again and I wonder how long It will some validity III selling it However, they're very pleased With the way it to the vet when her IS-pound Three weeks have passed since last before she slips away for good. If these people are rIght who say looks and the Improvements both to A time when all the love in the the SIte and the city along Kercheval fighting wmter weight plummeted the bad news and she's started to we're gomg to have a baby boom wlthm days, allowmg her red col- world won't make a bit of differ- and our schools are go109 to fill up there in terms of our school play- preen again. A good sign, says the grounds. It's a very goorl "Ituation. lar, complete with two bells to vet Daily brushing has helped re- ence again, \ve could never bUj" any pro- warn blTC1sof her approach, dangl- In the meantime, as far as I'm perty back Once we lose it, we could Q: Those must be very valuable store her stately arrogance she'd ed precariously from her bony lost for a while. concerned, the world is hers to en- never buy It back I thmk we're go- pieces of property. Why were those joy UntIl I'm faced With the words ing to have to reassess that and ask, acquired? neck. This weekend she played with The disease is a cancer of the Punkin, my sheltie, and like old- by greeting me from the top of the of my vet: "When the quahty of life 'Do we want to keep thIS property or A They go a long way back I was goes, you might want to have her on the board seven or eight years blood that also suppresses the Im- times bounded up and down stairs fIreplace mantle do we want to dispose of It?' mune system, makmg the cat a put to sleep." Q: But aren't there a lot of even before I knew we owned Kro- in games of rIotous chase. Yester- In the past these off-lImit areas ger's parkmg lot. (She then ex- prime target for aU types of il- negative population trends for l\1ich- lnesses Death is almost certain igan, suburban Detroit ,r and the plamed some of the hIstory of these lots.) within three years from the time Grosse Pointes? the feline is infected. A: Sure Q: You mentioned the possibility of the school system losing taxes be- The vet says she won't ever feel Q: What about the property that pain, but she'll slowly degenerate the school system owns and has cause Grosse Pointe Park might give a tax incentive to the Detroit or succumb to a minor problem, leased out? • such as a cold or mfection A vac- A. We have three or four pIeces of Ophthalmological Institute. A lot of CUSTOM SIZE things appear to be negatively im- cine has just been invented, but for property that we have leased out her it came too late. We leased the parking lot behmd pacting Grosse Pointe taxpayers. A' Sure ThiS IS why we have to When he told me she could be Kroger's in the Village to the CIty of gone withm three months, I re- Grosse Pointe And every tIme I get try to be astute. One of the thmgs It's hardest to tell the taxpayers IS pro- membered what happened when I SHOWING a parkmg tIcket there it makes me heard that exact statement before. mad. (Laughmg). bably one of the most important things to know - how we manage Then my pet dog was gone in two We also do that m a trade-off for days instead. South High which has a very limited the money after we collect the taxes and how we lOVestthat revenue and This time I wasn't taking any athletic field and has to use Elwor- chances. I decided Immediately I'd thy Field which is another piece of keep the float as low as possible to keep the money invested as Wisely love her to death first. property which IS owned by the I went out and bought all her school system. That whole block as we can We borrow at as Iowa rate as we can and we lllvest It Our favorite food, the wet, sticky, smel- across from the Neighborhood Club ly kmd I can't stand to scoop, but on CharlevOIX IS on a long-term tax ratmg and our bond rating are so important to our school system her nose seems to detect from the lease to the CIty of Grosse Pointe In farthest corner of the house. return they keep It up and they put That's why we were so concerned in tennis courts and tot lots They about Proposal C It would have had maintam that property and we use a very bad Impact on our bond rat- It for some of our athletic programs mg and would probably have cost us How to complain There ISalso a lIttle piece of pro- a lot of money, because we would perty up on the HIll which ISa mer- have had to borrow money at a chants parkmg lot that the school much hIgher rate in Braille system owns and leases to the CIty Now, If we had summer tax col- The Michigan Consumers Coun- of Grosse Pomte Farms Right now lectIons - WhIChhas been an Issue cil, m cooperation with the MIChi- we're m the process of looking at all from time to time - we wouldn't gan Commission for the Blmd, has We InVite you to a shOWingof those leased propertIes to be sure •, 1,) '.. \ .."-"'-,-,,-;-,----q -----~- "'l' m.-or", ""'Of~"""' '1', , '-'t' ~- 'i -.,.-_ ..,. t""-~ ---.-"!'" , """:q:.. +..,..,..-+"~-.-' 0$4--'-.-"'-'1 -+ -\-N-P.~"-""'~""~""-r-.y"...,...,..,',.....,.r""l ;; "',.""'*',., """ , __ * #"1114"'".., __ *_, pe_. 1Q.~4_1II'_' , , ----- .. - - ..- -- GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 28, 1985 ;.~age. Eight-A ' > "'- ...... "} -.: ~ . , ~~'» Monteith's Jeane Zech will retire 0-" /' *~" ; !'p She gives her students the gill of music $'\ to prepare their selections, which Sometimes, thoery doesn't fit ..~ ~(),,","l,,$:.f By Mike Andrzejczyk After almost 23 years of mcluded a medley of songs from practice, Mrs Zech said DUring teaching, Jeane Zech says it's time "The Sound of MusIc." the teaching methods class, she to move on to other things "It has been fun for me to go In said she was told never to repeat "- "II' "When I came to Grosse POinte, there after school and work With all exercises to keep the class moving i-~ I told myself I would teach for Just those good singers," Mrs Zech along But chIldren want to take five years Then when that was up, said, addmg she hoped something turns at playing Instruments or . 'f$zh would go wrong during the per. beating out rhythms, so some r~ I told myself just fIve more," she " said as she unpacked T-shirts for formance The mistakes make things just have to be repeated, she the elementary schools honor each performance indiVidual and added i choir "U's been 18 years now and are learmng expenences for the The most Important thmg a I thmk It'S tnne I went on to some. performers, she noted, adding that parent can teach a young child I~ thmg else" how they handled the problems how to make a rhythm, Mrs Zech Mrs. Zech started teaching In would be a test of her teaching SaId "The bIggest thing ISto teach abIlity the chIldren how to keep a beat be- r! Grosse POInte schools In 1967after 41l years In DetrOIt's system SlIlce The honor chOIr replaces the cause it's somethmg that's useful then, she's worked at Monteith, separate elementary school chOIrs throughout theIr lIves" Ferry, RIchard and Trombley ele- which operated until last school In a tribute read by board Presl mentary schools, Brownell MIddle year It was Mrs Zech who helped dent Joan Hanpeter, the Grosse " and North High School start the separate chOir system, POlllte board of educatIOn thanked .'" j' Because she lives near MonteIth, beglnmng With Ferry school In her Mrs Zech for" 18 years of . Mrs Zech said she has more hme early years With the dlstnct dedIcated service to the children of " after school to prep:>re for the next Not havmg a chOIr to work With our commumtv In that lIme she . day or work with children It has at the school has been "distress- has gIven the gIft at mUSIC to also allowed her to work the Ing," she said "I think Its Impor- thousands of youngsters while In- 1': ' tant for students to have a purely spmng all of us to a greater ap- ~~:t'I':.'~>. elementary school honor chOIr that was formed hIS year. vocal music experience." precIatIon of arts educatIOn We EIght students from the IlIne Pnmanly a vOIce Instructor, thank (Mrs Zech) for her years of Finalists in computer contest buIldings were chosen by their Mrs Zech IS a graduate of West- profeSSIOnalism and service to us mUSICteachers to be a part of the mmster College In New Wilming- and WIsh her all the best m her From 60 schools that entered the preliminaries of Computer Bowl VIII, the University of Detroit's ton, Pa She taught for a year rellrement " 1985 computer math problem-solving contest, 17 teams made it to the finals last month. Grosse group, which performed last week m ChOIrs In ReView at North The before her marnage to Chalmers Pointe North students, above, placed 15th among the finalists. They are, from left, Stephanie Smith, students had been meeting for 45 Zech She didn't return to the class- Jamie Mueller, Jim Baal and Dave Chadwell. minutes after school smce January room unlIl the youngest of their WSU to sponsor three chIldren entered school "I felt that teachIng was a good forum on parenting way to stay in music and also gIVe Wayne State University will' hold some of my knowledge whIle I rais- a public forum on "Parentmg and ed my famIly," Mrs Zech saId the Law' Issues & Answers," Tues- 8f!~ DELI "To me, music is a gIft. To be able day, March 5, from noon to 2 p m to perform ISa frightening respon- at the Hi/berry C In the Student DAILY DINNER sibIlity " Center Building on campus SPECIALS As a professIOnal singer, she per- The forum WIllbe an opportumty 11 a.m.-g p.m. formed with church chOIrs, Mrs for students, staff and faculty to Zech said "Liturgical mUSICwas a lIsten to and participate in a dISCUS- 18900 MACK AVENUE, GROSSE POINTE FARMS Homemade way to express thanksgiving" SIOnon the legal aspects of SIngle Soups Daily 22250 MIClilGAN AVE., DEARBORN ALWAYS LOW She plans to continue with musIc parenting, famIly role conflict, PRICES Matzo Ball after retirement from teaching 17670 THIRTEEN Mile Rd., BIRMINGHAM child care, Jomt custody and Homemade Pies "Maybe I'll get my voice back Into divorce. OPEN: MONDAY-SATURDAY. 9-10, SUNDAY 10-6 21809 Mack shape," she added. WSU panelists will Include 775-3120 She has enjoyed her years of Maria Alfars, assistant general teachmg, she saId "If I hadn't, I counCIl; J Ross Eshleman, profes- would have been out of It years sor of socIOlogy, Dorothy Kispert, ago," she added, sayIng part of professor and director of Parents & teachmg is varying the program ChIldren Together, and Fredrica yearly to keep yourself interested Lombard, professor of famIly law Caring and add to the stl-:dents' The forum IS sponsored by the Professionals experience Commission on the Status of Student,,' pxpE'nences outsIde the Women working classroom has changed some thmgs Inside the classroom, Mrs together Zech saId. Because the musIc they hear outSide the classroom has Denby 50th reunion for bener become more sophisticated, stu- Denby High School, Class of 1935, health care dents are able to handle more com- ISplanmng a 50th reunion Call Bob plex rhythms during class, she Schlack at 771-1570 or Elizabeth added Steger at 263-9784 Barnes, propertieS"~. . Nelson J Bradley 19849 Mack Ave. Corner of Huntmgton • Grosse Pointe Woods Mental Health Center (75 Beds) ..~ ~_~355 FISHER RD. We delIver 0,.... 1.5 JG -tv, We4 882 -s 100 'Ill _ (1.H4I 5",,*, 'PARMS tfJARl@T FRESH lEAN FRESH BONWSS MORREU LWI 100% GROUND LEAN PORK GOLDEI SMOKED BEEF ROAST BACON 59 $1~1 $119 1 lb. pkg. $1 Farms Market Homemade BUll( PORK SAUSAGE ••..••.••.• $138l8 CRACKER IARREI. DOUi:~ME PECANS $11' EXTRA SHARPE HORSERADISH $121 CHEESE WALNUTS lOll> CHEDDAR 99 $3~1l9 ~..: $11' 10 OZ. $1 S&W DIET SALAD DRESSING CREAMY CUCUMBER ••.••.••.••. $10• CREAMY BWE $118 Leases are now being accepted for a Professional Office Building on Samaritan Health Center's all new 31-acre, 375-bed "Conner Campus." BROADCAST KLEENEX ALL The $86 million Health Center, which opened in Octoher of 1984, furnishes comprehensive health HASH TISSUE FOR DISHES care services to Detroit's ~~ast ~Ide and beyond. Its ""'Ots wlii occupy a two-acre site, and the size will be determined by demand, so now is the time to take advantage of this new business 160Z $i2iI100cr2For98~1 6S0Z $24'L~ opportunity \ \', \ GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 28, 1985 Page Ten-A GP Theatre presents 'The Butler Did It' The comedy thriller, "The Butler DId It," WIll be performed March 6 through 10 and March 12 through 16 at the Fries AudItOrium of the War Memorial, 32 Lakeshore Road Curtain time IS 8 P m. except Sun- day when It IS 7 pm In the cast are Dave Keena, Trudl Burnash, Ellen Landers, Patnck Boll, BlIl WIlliamson and Jack Petz DIrector IS Jesse VIllegas Marge Cheslllck IS the producer and Geoff Proven IS the stage manager Techmcal director IS Tom Gal- lagher. set de&lgn by Jesse Villegas and Gallagher, costumes by Eleanor Tuttle, lights by KeVin Asmus, makeup by Sue Petz. props by ~ell LePla and Sally LePla, !>et dreSSing by Dorothy Kotcher and sound by FranCIS Dall' Acqua TIckets are $5 50 Information and reservatIOns can be made by rf!lhne- thE.'Grosse Pomte Theatre box offICe at 881-4004 Theater-goers can dille In the Crystal Ballroom of the War Memorial before performances Buffet tickets are avaIlable through the War Memonal up until three days III advance of each per- formance at $9 50 each, tax anel tip mcluded Call the center at 881- Galli's ltIeathaus 7511 for more informatIOn In a scene from the Grosse Pointe Theatre's production of "The Butler Did It," Dave Keena, Ellen Landers and Patrick Boll know Trudi Burnash was poisoned, but apparently when she was pretending. ~-?~~GM~~(\ ~ thru9~'~lN~SATURDAY the real symptoms hadn't appeared yet. ParJcmg in Reor 119005 MACK J Blk. S. 0# Moross Is your home making you sick? Makmg homes aIrtIght for wmter 6. Make sure stoves and heaters other household and personal care products Be sure to have adqeuate Lean has become increasmgly popular are vented to the outSIde and are Extra smce the contmumg escalatIOn of crack-free. ventilation for the product you are fuel costs So the American Lung 7 If you use a kerosene heater, using. - GROUND CHUCK ASSOCiatIon of Southeastern Mich- burn a low-sulfur fuel, fIll the 14 Never cook With charcoal in- Igan asks: Is your home makmg heater outSIde and keep It clean SIde your home you sick? and properly adjusted 15. Open the hreplare damper 3 LBS. $3;~~. Most people are unaware that 8 Never use a kerosene heater In before lIghting a fIre and keep It sealing theIr homes "keeps out" a closed room or overmght or open untIl the ashes are cool. Fresh the cold but also "keeps in" the where there are people WIth 16. Reduce formaldehyde by In- GROUND ROUND ••••••••••••••••••••• $1.69 Lb. pollutants Researchers have breathmg dlfflCultles, the very creasIng ventIlatIOn, by using an PORK CUTLETS •••••••••••••••••••••• $1.69 Lb. found that all' pollution can be young or the elderly appropriate all' cleaner or heat ex- BEEF TENDERLOINS ••••••••••••••••••• $3.99 Lb. greater inside than outside the 9 Never use a kerosene heater changer, or by covering sources of that is unvented formaldehyde WIth appropriate NEW YORK STRIPS •••••••••••••••••••• $2.99 Lb. home 1 See that your gas range IS fIt- 10. KICk the cIgarette habIt coatmgs and sealers Fresh ted WIth a hood fan that vents pollu- Refuse to allow smokmg in your 17. Cover exposed asbestos In • GROUND LAMB PATTIES ••••••••••••••• $1.49 Lb. tants to the outside. If that's not home At the very least, reduce cIg- plastic andlor duct tape to provide The Seine poSSIble, keep a Window open and arette smoking by uSing an all' an airtight seal rather than remove ALEXANDEit.HORNUNG } Kathleen Dusek, artist and film use an exhaust fan whIle cooking cleaner or by opening a wmdow it $1 99 maker, will present "Paris and and using an exhaust fan Note, 18 If asbestos m the home IS RING BOLOGNA 2 Never use a gas oven to heat the Seine" at 8 p.m. Thursday, your home however, that many of the mexpen- flaking be sure to use a profes- KNAC~URST • March 14, at the Macomb Center 3 If the tip of your gas range slve "desk top" cleaners are rela- SIOnal to solve the problem. SKINLESS HOT DOGS lB. for the Performing Arts. The film burner flame IS yellow or orange tively ineffectIve in removing 19. Clean air condItIoners, all' mstead of blue, have the range gases and small partIcles ducts, humidIfiers, dehumIdifiers, depicts the blend of romance 11 Don't use a microwave oven heat exchangers and microwave 1:llIUIII III IUIIIIIUlIIIIIII IIUII IIII III I1111111III 111111111II 111111111111111111111IIII 111111II III1Ulllllll II II 1II111III L!: and Industry along France's his- adjusted 4. Have your gas or 011 company If the door does not close tIghtly ovens regularly toric waterway. Tickets at $4 for irpllll iSremr 'iIB' U.S.D.A.PRIME I regularly inspect your furnace, gas 12. Never leave a car 01" lawn I 2~ {:;p'ec~ With your state or local 5 --,. • OR CHOICE ~ adults and $3 for students and water heater and gas clothes dry- mower engme running m an at- he,ilth or envIronmental protection _!~ senior citizens are available at er. tached slted or garage. department or WIth the geology ~SIDES 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 -0 0 • 0 • 0 •• $1.29 LB. ~ the box office or can be reserved 5. If pOSSible, convert your gas 13 Read all the prmt on the con- department of a nearby umversity = $ - on credit card by calling 286- applIances from pllot light to spark tainer and follow the dIrections .to determme If there are sources of ~HINDS 0 0 • • • • • • 0 • • • • •• 1A9 LB. ~ carefully when usmg aerosols and hIgh radon levels m your area. i 1IIIIlIIIIlllUlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllJlllllllllllllllllllllm111111111111111 II Ii! 2222 during the week. ignition Paces Good Through 3-7-85 LAMP REPAIR SUMMARY OF THE MINUTES LAMP PARTS RUSH ON IN 7LiltioN"'cAFE CITY OF <&r111lst 'ninte 1J1arms MICHIGAN Monroe Ave. • Downlown Detroit • 963.7058 WRIGHTS FEBRUARY 11,1985 TO THE Gift & lamp Shop Authentic Greek_Cooking 18650 MACK AVE. Liquor • Beer • Wine The Meetmg was called to order at 8'00 p.m Nut r. G, .... ". '.1t Off1(e IRISH COFFEE 885-8839 Sun., Mon., Wed. & Thurs. 11a.m.3 a.m. Present on R()l1Call. Mayor James H Dmgeman, CounCIlmen Joseph Join your friends for our Lent Specials! P S S"ng You, l"mp 1o, L Fromm, Bruce M Rockwell, Nancy J. Waugaman, Harry T Custom F Urng Fri. & Sat. tll 4 a.m. EchlIn, Gall Kaess and Mary Anne GhesqUIere Your Hosts: Gus & Chris Mantjios ---- .....------Those Absent Were None CITY OF Also Present. Messrs, Charles V. Hammond, ASSOCIateCounsel, An- drew Bremer, Jr., City Manager, RIchard G. Solak, CIty Clerk and <&rl1Sst Jl1intt CITY OF Robert K Ferber, ChIef of PolIce MICHIGAN Q}rll£l1l2tioitttr Mayor Dmgeman preSIded at the Meetmg The Mmutes of the Regular Meetmg held on January 21, 1985, were Wayne County, Michigan PUBLIC approved as corrected I BOARD OF REVIEW Lenten Special The Minutes10f the Closed SesSIOnheld on January 21, 1985, were ap- NOTICE MEETING proved as corrected. FRESH LAKE FollOWinga PublIc Hearmg on the matter, the CounCilfaded to adopt 1985 REAL PROPERlY The Property Assessment Ron of the the proposed Amendment to the CIty'S Zomng Ordmance PERCH DINNER City of Grosse Pointe, Wayne Coun- ASSESSMENT ROLL ty, Michigan, for the year 1985 has The CounCil adopted a ResolutIOn for the Wayne County Road Com- $5.95 been compiled. The estimated State- mIssIon m conjunction With the Grosse POinte Fun Run to be held on Equalization factor for 1985 is 0.9837 September 28, 1985 PERCH SANDWICHES The 1985 REAL PROPERTY AS- Residential and 1.0365 Commercial. . SESSMENT ROLL is complete and The CounCIl adopted a proposed resolutIOn recommendmg lImltmg .. Available Every Day Therefore, in accordance with the the lIabIlIty of lawsUIts will be available for public inspection Generai Property Tax laws of the at our MunIcipal Office, 17147 Mau- State of Michigan and Section 35, of The CounCIladopted a resolutlon deslgnatmg City Manager, Andrew "The Original" mee Avenue on the City Charter, as amended: Bremer, Jr , as Street Admllllstrator for the City of Grosse POinte ... Farms c MARCH 4, 1985 ~ 96 1/3 LB. The Board of Review The CounCIl adopted a resolutIOn acceptmg the 1985 Schedule of ; GROUND ROUND through Will Meet on Events from the Grosse POInte Farms Boat Club Srmday thru Thursday - Sorry, No Carry-Outs MARCH 8, 1985 The CounCil scheduled a PublIc Hearmg date for Monday, March 4, (Saturdays and Sundays excluded) Monday, March 18, 1985 1985, at 8 P M to consIder the formal adoptIOn of the proposed Amend- Auorted Sand wiehe. Available ment to the SIdewalk Ordmance During the Hours of 9:00 A.M. to 10 DIFFERENT and The CounCil scheduled a Public Heanng date for Monday, March 4, INTERNATIONAL COFFEES 11:00 A.M. and 2:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M. 1985, at 8 PM to consider the formal adoptIOn of the proposed Amend- The estimated State-Equalization Tuesday, March 19,1985 ment to the Fence Ordmance f~~nr fnr 1q~t:; IS 0 9837 ResldentH~1 Inl~LI ...... I ne IOIIowmgKeporu. were receIved by the CounCIland ordered plac- and 1.0365 Commercial. During the Hours of ed on fIle 11'\ 311 .,. Any person may file IN WRITING With the CITY CLERK a complaint of 9:00 A.M. To 11:00 A.M. A PolIce Department Annual Report, 1984 B Police Department Report for the Month of January, 1985 any ass(::ssment STATING SPECIAL- and C Property Mamtenance Code Quarterly Report 1984 l:ElflFEE" LY the grounds of the complamt 2:00 P.M. to 4:00 P.M. D Property MamtE'nance Code Yearly Report 1984 All complaints Will be conSidered E BIJlldmg Department Quarterly Report, 1984 &RR-~- 6RIlJIJ EST 1_ by the BOARD OF REVIEW which Such meeting will be hE'ld at the Upon proper motion made, supported and carned the Meetmg ad- Will convene on Monday, March 18, Journed at 9 \0 pm' Cd cpen 881 ~~75Open from lHlO om Municipal Offices, 17147 Maumee. 'iii HXl un -ou unlll 2-00 • m and Tuesday, March 19, 1985. Thomas W. Kressbach James H. Dingeman 18666 Mack Avenue Mayor \ Thomas W. Kressbach City Clerk , Grosse Pointe Farms Richard G. Solak Free Parking in Rear City Clerk G P N 2/28/85, 3/7/85. 3/14/85 G P N 2/28/85 City Clerk Complete Carry-Oul &rvire G PN 2-21-85 and 2-28-85 f _ ... pllll\ _ J Page EJeven-A Thursday, February 28, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS ------• Stop smoking clinic f Saint John Hospital's Patient Education Center WIll offer a stop CITY OF <&ross.e'oinft 1I1armsMICHIGAN smokmg clinic from Monday, March 18, through Fnday, March 22 The five-day withdrawal pro- gram, coordInated by oncologIst PROPERTY OWNERS Dr John H Burrows, Will be held ANNOUNCEMENT OF INFORMATIONAL MEETING In the hospital auditorium from 7 to 1985 ASSESSMENT CHANGES 830pm Each sessIOn Will feature varIOus Assel>smenti> for ReSIdentIal Property WIll be changed to reflect medICal phy!>lclans who Will pro- a value which lSequal to the State Equahzed Value (8 E V } for 1985 Vide mformatlOn and technique For most properties thiS Will not be an mcrease over the 1984S E V trammg for successful smokIng Notices WIll be sent You are InVIted to attend a meetmg which will withdrawal Literature WIll be dis- be held on. tnbuted and films presented to en- courage knowledge and posItive Satu rday, Ma rch 2, 1985 achons to qUit smokmg at 3:00 p.m. Early regIstratIOn IS requested 90 Kerby Road and Will not be accepted at the Grosse Pointe Farms door The fee I!>$20 Call 343-3870to register The ho!>pltal IS located at tor d gelleral explandtlOn of the a~,>ei>slllgproce!>!>and the 1985 22101 Moross Just west of Mack changes QuestlOn~ of generdl lIlte.'e~t \\ III be answel ed No lIldlVI- dUdl as!>e!>!>mentc,01' propertle~ \\111 be dll>eu'>'>edat thiS meetlllg Snowmobile deaths up CARROL C. LOCK ... There have been eIght sno,,", GPN 02/28/8') City Ai>!>essor :: mobtle-related deaths thiS willter <;ea!>on.according to Secretary of ..._------_ ..~ State Hlchard Austill One recent weekend recorded three deaths Austm, chaIrman of the state Safety CommISSion, saId that WIth the exceptIOn of restnctlOns for op era tors under 1b, no license and no tramlllg or testing are reqUIred by law to operate snowmobIles For c1~ thiS reason, operator!> must tram themselves Authentic Bass Weejuns From the heart At the same time, they are expos- The Second Chance Heartline Unit, a group of Individuals who have had heart surgery, presented ed to more rlsks than other moton- For Him Black-Cordovan a check for $9,000 to St. John Hospital for angioplasty equipment, which is used to relieve obstruc- zed vehicles Fallmg through Ice and belllg struck by motor vehIcles tions In coronary arteries. The group provides emotional support to others undergoing surgery and For Her Black-Cordovan-Navy are the leadlllg causes of snowmo- also raises funds for cardiology work done at the hospital. Pictured among some of the equipment are, bIle deaths and mJunes Turmng from left Farms resident Patricia OU, administrative director, Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory; over and stnklllg trees and buned Shores r~sldent Kyung-Soo Kim, M.D. cardiologist; Russ Santoro, president, Second Chance Hea~line obstacles are another major cause Unit; MarVin Ninneman, second vice president, SCHU; and Farms resident Vlado Kozul, M.D., direct- of deaths and IllJunes Reduclllg or, Cardiovascular Disease and Catheterization Laboratory. speed helps reduce thiS type of ac- Cident, Austill said Obituaries Eugene Curie Mathivet Ruth M. Ganas Ella I. laChance Danuta Stypinski A memonal service for Mr ServICes for Mrs Ganas, 70, of Services for Mrs LaChance, 87, Services for MISSStypmskl, 71, of Mathlvet,78 of Lakeland Avenue, Lakeland Avenue, were held of Hollywood Road, were held the POlllte, were held Tuesday, WIll be held on Monday, March 4 at Thursday, Feb 21 at the Verhey- Tuesday, Feb 26at the A H Peters Feb 26 at the Verheyden Funeral 2 p m III Chnst Church den Funeral Home Funeral Home Home She died Feb 18 III Bon Secours She dIed Feb 23 III St Anne's She dIed Feb 22 m San Antomo, He died Feb 22 10 Bon Secour<; HospItal Nurslllg Home, Detroit TX Hu,>pltal Born III DetrOit, she IS survived Born III Michigan, she ISsurVived Born III Michigan, she was for- by her husband, Albert J , a son, by a daughter, Delores Dobson, merly a teacher at Maire School Born In Cleveland, he was a Robert J, one sister, and two one sister; eight grandchIldren, MISS Stypmskl is survlVed by a retired personnel director for brothers and four great-grandchIldren SIster, Joan Stypmskl Wayne County He was graduate of Interment was at Evergreen Interment was at Gethsemane Interment was at Mount Olivet GRAND OPENING SPECIAL the Umverslty of MichIgan and at- Cemetery Cemetery. Cemetery tended Western Reserve Academy 00 R. William Rogers $5 OFF 1\11 Mathlvet was a member of Berneice H. Lassaline Carl J. Renswick SerVices for Mr Rogers, 79, of the DetrOit Boal Club, the Commo- THROUGHOUT MARCH Services for Mrs Lassahne, 78, Services for Mr Renswlck, 69, of FlSher Road, were held Tuesday, dores Club. DetrOit RIver Yal;htmg of Lakepolnte Road, were held Feb. 26 at Chnst Church, DetrOIt Association. Grosse POinte SaIl Amta Road, were held Wednesday, WIDTH 7 71, 8 8', 9 9', 10 lOVJ II lIYl 12 13 Tuesday, Feb 26 at the Verheyden Feb 27 at the A.H. Peters Funeral He dIed Feb 21 III Harper HospIt- F ('Jub and the Semor Men's Club of 0 Funeral Home and St Ambrose Home al B X X X X X X X X Grosse Pomte Church Born in Arkansas, he was an at- R He died Feb 24 In St John Hos- C x x x x x x x x X He ISsurvlvedpy a son, John B , She dIed Saturday, Feb 23 10 BI- pital torney H Mr. Rogers IS surVIved by IllS X X X X X X a daughter, Lynn M Feldborg, one County HospItal. A native of MIchigan, he was an I D X X X X X X Born In MichIgan, she ISsurVIved WIfe, ShIrley, a daughter, Jane brother and one sister employee at Umroyal Inc for 44 M E X X X X X X X X X by her husband, Lawrence, a son, years, rehrmg In 1978 He was Cherpells, three grandchIldren, MemOrIal contnbutlOns may be DaVid, and two grandchildren manager of produchon plannmg at and one great-grandchild made to the Gro'>se Pomte Public Interment was at Mount Elliott Mr Rogers was cremated 1 the DetrOIt plant F WIDTH 5 5 , 6 6', 7 7 J 8 8 , 9 9', 10 Llbrarv Cemeter) Mr Renswlck IS survIved by hiS 0 WIfe, Marion, a son, John, and one Martha S. Weckler R AA X X X X X X X X X sIster SerVICes for Mrs Weckler, 81, of H B X X X X X X X X X X X Memorial contribuhons may be Edgemont Park, were held Fnday, E made to the MiChigan Heart Asso- Feb 22 at Grosse Pomte MemOrIal R C X x x x x ciation Church Interment was at Woodlawn She died Feb 20 m Bon Secours Other Slzes AVOllable By SpeclQl Order Unique Optique Cemetery Hospital Born m Bad Axe, she was the DISTINCTIVE EYEWEAR FOR THE Widow of Herman L Weckler She ~-> Irene M. Krueger IS surVived by a son, Harold, two InJlv IJU , Grosse Pointe's OPEN , irst Ichanged my body, * Oldest 8-6 DAILY "F 8-12 WED. , II Food Market VERBRUGGE'S then I changed my mind:' 17328 MACK at S1. CLAIR CLOSED SUN. , FREE WE CATER FOR ., fit DELIVERY 885-1565 4 TO 400 •• ~ it OUR OWN LEAN . DELI DELICIOUS VEAL , t ALL NEW HOMEMADE GOURMET SALADS PAnlES .. ft TORTELLINI, TABOULLI & , PASTA FLORENTINE S1~.2 LEAN & TENDER FRESH GRADE A '(- ". JUMBO -.a. WINTERS USDA CHOICE CHICKEN , I • GERMAN STYLE SIRlDlN TIP BEEFSTEAK BREASTS I • KNACKWURST ROAST ruiViAiOES 1)1 Kercheval $1~jI~' REPLACEMENT WINDOW SPECIALIST 1.,U11( 201 E :S2'!l4P $21P 99~ NO BACKS • HH2-;88S • Aluminum Trim & Siding • Storm WindOWS In lilt EXTRA FANCY , • ~torm Doors • Steel Security Doors ( 0100131 FR~SHfiSH ftI~ LARGE FANCY T/-fOMPSON hdcral SEEDLESS & WASHINGTON • R,"Mm~ , ORANGE RED RIPE RED 8 ROUGHY TGMA~ES GRAPES RAPPLESS' 28021 Harper • St Clair Shores 775-5190 VISIT OUR SHOWROOM ~ .~J!TS 49~'" 99~ 59~ \ ,, - . -} GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 28, 1985 Page Twelve-A I Joseph L. Posch M.D. 1CLt' tips Q: I live in Atlanta, and in 1981 I had to tra- EA.e.S. vel to Baltimore for h\o Community Events wl'eks or lIll'diCal test!> AND and treatments. I de. ducted the CO!!tof III\ Cape Cod trip JoAnne Levitan M.D. motel room, bec au!!e GP Singles $28 a da" beats $100 a The Grosse Pointe Smgles WIll The War Memorial Willsponsor a day for a"ho!lpital room. meet Friday, March I, at 7 p.m m week.long triP to Cape Cod, May 26 EA.e.S. IRS checked m" return the library at the War Memonal through June 1, that Will Include ANNOUNCE THE RELOCATION and disallo\\ ed' the de. Guest speaker Will be Marilyn such attractIOns as a whale watch duction. I need to go Morgan, staff member of the War cruise, a lobster clambake and VIS- OF THEIR OFFICE 7D: again next ) ea... lias Memorial Her tOPiCWill be "The Its to HyanniS, Provincetown, Sand- 21331 Kel1y Rd. there been an) change HIstory of the Alger House" Wich and Newport ' A no-obligation informatIOnal East Detroit, MI 48201 in the tax la\\ th.-t The wme and cheese party Will meeting on the triP Itmerary Willbe (313) 445.3650 \\ ould no\\ let me de- be held Sunday. March 10, at 7'30 duct the co"t of the mo- p m There wlll also be mformatlon held Wednesday, March 6, at 7 30 SpeclQllZlflg In surgery of Ihe hand Plas/lc and Reconslru, tel room \\ hill' I'm at the meetmg about the dmner pm II'V! Surgery \flcro ~'ascular Surgery there gl'tting medlc.-I dance March 23 at the DetrOit Other triP features mclude a turn- attentIOn'! Yacht Club and the newly formed of-the-century tram ride aboard the Widowed Group which ISscheduled Cape Cod & HyannIS Railroad, VISIts A Yes Begmnmg m to Chatham, Wellfleet, and tours of 198~,medIcal expense~ to meet Sunday. March 31 UVE MAIN LOBSTER All of these events as well as the the Heritage Plantatlon, the John F mclude lodgmg up to d Kennedy Memorial and St FranCIS '\ EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT post meeting afterglow and I t limit of $50 per da) XavIer Church , LIVE MAINE However, the cost ot Wednesday night dances are open to smgle men and women In the The cost of $589per person, based meals \\ hlle there ISnot on ri011hlE' o('('Uf1an('v Includes de- uJ. C~ r'vi marc InfcrmJtlon. c311 ".J~ 1 t08ST~R deductlble l 882-0316or 885-2232 luxe motorcoach transportatlon, ac- IJlCludes salad, loaf of freJ1 commodations, a pool party, and a China cruise rmllet bre4d and legel3b!e Q .. \bout four ~ears welcome cocktail party ago I paid $10,000 for ,1 Noye's Fludde Anyone who IS unable to attend Back from looking over the facilities aboard the MIS Pearl of buIldmg lot Last) ear 1 the mformatlOnal meetmg can call Scandanavia is Woods resident Judi Orhan, center, who will be sold it to my mother for Performances of "Noye's FluddI.''' (Noah's Flood), written the War Memonal at 881-7511for the tour escort for the War Memorial's China Explorer's Cruise $i ,000. Do I haH a ca- more mformatlOn this fall. She is shown with Captain Steffen Justesen and Bar- PRIME RIB OF BEEF pltalloss or an ol'dman about extensively m last week's Issue, Wll! take place Friday and bara Jacobsen of Pearl Cruise headquarters. Early reservations EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT loss? Saturday, March 1 and 2 at 8 p m Mothers' Club are suggested. More Information about the Sept. 19 to Oct. 6 PRIME RIB and Sunday, March 3, at 5 p.m. at cruise may be obtained by calling 881-7511. A For tax purpo~es Grosse Pomte Woods MuniCIpal DINNER you do not ha ve a loss Chnst Church on Grosse Pomte Boulevard Judge Patncla Schneider WI!! ,,)95 mcludes salad. loaf of fresh at all - at ledst you speak Monday, March 4, at the cannot deduct It Losse~ Ticket mformatlon IS available Finance classes Difficult people 89~~ '\T nuiJet bread and \eget1Jbfe. by calling the church offICe at 885- 12.45 P m meeting of the Grosse on sales to related per- A workshop, "Successful Inter- 4841 Pointe Mothers' Club in South hIgh The War Memonal w1l1offer three son,s are not deducllble school's Clemlnson Hall courses focusmg on personal fm- actIOns, Dealing WIth DIffICult Peo- HAPPY HOUR The judge Will share her VIews ances beginning Thursday, March 7, ple," Will be offered tWIce at ---.DRINK SPECIALS- - ...... ~~-. Camera club about teenage concerns as she ex- when Shirley SchIel'S, CPA, pre- Grosse Pomte Memonal Church, 4-6 WEEKDAYS AND 10 TILL CLOSING Thinking penences them m the courtroom, sents "Tax Tips to Save Money." 16 Lakeshore There will be an The Grosse Pomte Camera Club and Willalso talk about the effect of The evemng will prOVide mforma- evening session Monday, March 11, Will meet Tuesday, March 5, at 7.45 Uwty plano bar of Leasing amendments to the state drunk hon on the Tax Reform Act of 1984, from 7 30 to 9'30 p.m and a morn- enleflalnment every p.m at the Brownell MIddle driving law and ways to take full advantage of Ing sessIOn Tuesday, March 12, School, 260 Chalfonte, In i the Thul$., Fri. and Sat night Think of The pubhc IS mV1ted to attend A tax credits and deductions. The ses- from 9 to 11 a m The workshop IS Farms short bUSiness meeting w1ll be con- SIOn,WhIChwill meet from 7 30 to sponsored by the Jumor League of OPEN: Tues.-sat lor lunch Along With the monochrome UMMY ducted by club preSident Pat Jeffs 9.30 p.m., costs $5 Detroit & Olnner, 11 8.m .10 p.m DR pnnt and pictonal shde competi- Fri. & Sat. '111midnight to discuss plans for the Spring Fest "Plannmg For Your ChIld's Edu- ChriS Evans, a counselor m pri- tIOn, a mlm-program WIll be an- Lounge open 'tll 2 8.m LEASING INC. Luncheon and FashIOn show, to be callon," Will meet on Tuesday, vate practice and a self-employed nounced trainer specializmg in interper- 15402M.~k 8 Mile at Gratiot presented by event chairman March 12,from 7 to 8.30 p m.lnvest- Judith Mathews ment adViser Sandra G. Yelensky sonal communications, stress man- comer 01Nottmghem In the Park m.6700 m-2200 Millionaire's party wlll discuss trusts, gifts, and invest- agement and career/life planmng, 881-0550 Dav d Before V P Will lead the workshop VALET PARKING Aalpn File, S. as MQ The Parents Club of Notre Dame ments. The cost is $5 Music series The fee 1S $4 for matenals and High School will present Its annual "Usmg Your Business as a Tax reservations are required by MllhonaIre's Party Saturday, anita Sanders, harpist and so- Shelter" Will also be offered by Ms March 7. Make checks payable to March 2, from 7:30 p.m. to 1 a.m prano, Will appear at St Mary's Yelensky on two consecutlve Tues- Jumor League of DetrOIt, Inc and 1J FRANKS WIENER SHOP The event will be held m the l\'otre College, located at Commerce and day evenings, March 26and April 2 mall to Human Resource Develop- A Quality Meat Shop Dame cafe located at 20254 Kelly Orchard Lake roads, Sunda)', Students will explore various op- tions, mcludmg family employment, ment, JUnior League of Detroit 32 775.1991 Road In Harper Woods. March 3, at 3:30 p m. Her appear- ance is III conjunction with the deferred compensation, use of pro- Lakeshore Drive, Grosse POI~te Donation of $5 includes $3 in Farms 48236 25300 Jefferson (2 blks. N, of 10 Mile) chIps There IS free parking For MUSICat the Galena series spon- fesSIOnal advisers and other corpor- HOURS: T-F 8:30-6:00 p.m., Sat. 8:00-6:00 p.m. more mformatlon, call the school sored by the school and the Fnends ate benefits Both SesSIOnsWillmeet from 7 to 8:30 p m The cost is $10 at 371-8965 of Pohsh Art. FRESH EXTRA MISS Sanders has performed Alcoholism program EXTRA LEAN LEAN ~" throughout the United States at fes- Brighton Hospital's Community tlvals.and in operas and has num- Percussion connection Education Program on chemICal GROUND BOILED FRESH WHOLE l Cinema League ~ erous recordings to her crecht. Macomb Community College will dependency wlll continue on Tues- CRUCK Admission is $5 for adults and host the annual Midwest RegIOnal day, March 5, with a diSCUSSIOnof HAM FRYERS ~ The Grosse Pomte Cmema $2 50 for senior cItizens and stu- Percussive Arts Convention at the how alcohohsm affects famIly League Will present "South AsIan dents For more mformatlOn, call college's Center for The Perform- members . Odyssey," a 16mm movie by Leo 682-1885 mg Arts on Saturday, March 9, The free program begms at 6 from 9 a m to 4 p.m. pm. With a fIlmed lecture by the .~. $1.89'B 59~. Talheu, In the War Memorial's FrIes Auditorium, 32 Lakeshore The convention will feature a Rev Joseph Martin. A tramed 10~ LB EXTRA FOR The Wiz senes of mstrumental perform- counselor will answer questIOns CUTTING DrIve, Monday, March 4, at 8 p.m $1.39~B. .~ ances, workshops, demonstratIons afterward from the audience and IN 5 LB. PACKS ~ In the Phllippmes, a visit is made Bishop Gallagher High School to Manila and the Island of Luzon will stage the musical, "The Wiz," and dIsplays at the center located diSCUSShow family members can NEW ZEALAND FRESH NEW ENGLAND FRYING CHICKEN In SrI Lanka there ISfootage of Col- Fnday and Saturday, March 1 and at Hall (M-59) and Garfield roads, obtam help for a loved one who IS ORANGE ROUGHY MUSSELS LEG QUARTERS umbo and Kandy's Temple of the 2, and the following weekend, Chnton Township alcohohc and for themselves C C Tooth. There IS also an interesting March 8 and 9, at LakeVIew High Guest performers will mclude The Community EducatIOn Pro- $3.99 LB. LB. 49 LB. sequence of Batlk bemg made. School m St. ClaIr Shores Peter Erskine, internationally ac- gram IS held on the first Tuesday 99 evemng of each month and IS cur- Featured In Malasia are the island All performances will begm at 8 claImed jazz and rock drummer, BABY SPARE of Penang With Its snake temple p.m. and tickets will be available Larry Kaptam and Alison Shaw, rently concentratmg on provldmg t and Kuala Lumpar. Bangkok, at the door of the auditOrIum and who will present a marimba sem- family members with basic mfor- RIBS Thailand IS photographed With its also in the school hbrary during mar featuring the music of Guate- mation about alcoholism and sub- (FlUllIIIED DIlLY.1 OUlIIOIE) exotic temples and the Royal Pal- school hours. mala; and the Paiste Cymbal Com- stance abuse. ace There are mOVles of Thai box- The audItOrium IS located on 11 pany The event is sponsored by the Brighton Hospital IS located on OUR OWN $1.69 LB. ~ mg and colorful folk dancmg. Mile Road between Harper and LIt. college's musIc department. East Grand RIver, near EXit 151of lYZLB.A~G AdmiSSIOnIS$5 For information, the 1-96 freeway For more m- FRENCH LOAF The public IS mVlted Admission tle Mack Lighted parkmg ISavaIl- 690 PER able. call 286-2143 formation, call 227-1211, ext 276. BREAD WHOLE OR SLICED SLAB , IS $1 for non-members. CITY OF <&r.osst Jnintt ltTarms MICHIGAN FALL REGISTRATION NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT E "'i • H Meetmgs for the purpose of revlewmg the 1985Assessment Roll for /:J'R; Ii the City of Grosse Pomte Farms, Wayne County, Michigan, Will be +- Ii held by the Board of ReView on. ~ ~ TUESDA Y, MARCH 12, 1985 ~ -.p from 9 A M - 4 P M and Q" ~ 6PM -8PM and (Jl rf. i' TlJESDA Y, MARCH 26, 1985 GASTRONOMIQUE DELI from 9 A M - 4 P M at the City Hall, 90 Kerby Road, Grosse Pomte Farms, MichIgan 15115 Kercheval 824.4280 The eshmated residential multIplier IS 1 00 for 1985 The estimated commercial multIplier IS1 00 for 1985 All those deemmg themselves aggrieved by saId assessments may then be heard CATERING Carrol C. Lock You Can Treat Your Guests To A G P N 2/28/85, 3/7/85, 4/14/85, 3/21/65 City Assessor Feast They'll Never Forget. Let Gastronomique Make It A Real Event. CITY OF <&rosse'ninle 'ark MICHIGAN 824.4280 WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN NOTICE OF REVIEW or INTRODUCING 1985 ASSESSMENT ROLL The property Assessment Roll of the City of Grosse Pomte Park, OUR NEW GOLD MEDAL PASTRY CHEF IN OUR DELI Wayne County, MIchigan for the year 1985has been compiled The PASTRIES AVAILABLE "uR CAflRY QUi rctclUI [UI .:;0;; I" 56;;; rrt::>H":€:lIt,al, 96;;3C\)mmel'clai Therdul t: III ST. PAUL SCHOOL accordance \\-Ith the General Property Tax laws of th(' State of MI- chigan and the City Charter APPLICATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED The Board of ReView • Tarts Will Meet on FOR THE 1985.1986 SCHOOL YEAR. • Petit fours Tuesday, March 12, 1985 • Flans An excellent facility with a highh qualified staff. • wedding Cakes and Programs in Language, Computers, Music, Art, and • Pies. Cookies Tuesday, March 26, 1985 Physical Education in addition to basic educational • Rolls. Breads Dunng the hours of 8 30 a m to 8 30 P m • Novelty Cakes recessmg from 12 noon to lOOp m ' programs. • French Pastries and agam from 5 p m to 6 p m "More Than Just A Good Education" OPENING Such meetmg Will be held at the MUniCipal OffIces at 15115East Jef- ferson, Grosse Pomte Park, Michigan TOllr of facility and program presentation available. WEDNESDAY Contaet school office for appoinfment. MARCH 6TH N.J.ORTISI GPN. 2/28/85, 3/7/85 & 3/14/85 170 Grosse Pointe Blvd. Grosse Pointe Farms 885.3430 City Clerk I l GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirteen.A Thursday,------_._------_._------February 28, 1985 . - ., h 1 rr I .. - Now, famous Marlboro Red and Marlboro Lights are also available in a convenient new 25's pack. .., ;r.. ~. ..• "~ 'lI ~ ..t ...... '& :-...... ~ or... Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That CIgarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. lights 11 mg 'tar' 07 mg n1cotlne- Kings 17 mg "tar, 11 mg nicotine av per cigaretle by FTC mPt~od Not avaliable In some areas C PIIII,p IooIo<,I.1rlc 1864 \ t ---;---- NEWS Thursday, February 28, 1~85 Page Fourteen-A GROSSE POINTE ~._------automatically released acceptable to VA from m. facts If the purchaser as- a credit and Income Q • How may a vet. swnes the loan, the vet- standpomt and as- if Schools eran be released from eran must contact the sumes liabihty to repay personal liability on his Veterans Admmistra- the loan and to indem- , GI loan when he sells tion to obtain a release mf)' VA, the veteran- ~ his home? - from the liability-m- seller may be released. A - If the loan is paid demmty agreement he Veterans are urged to in full in the sales trans. , signed at loan ongma- contact VA for instruc- North to host action, the veteran IS tion If the purchaser is tions before any sale IS closed band festival OUR NEIGHBORLY SERVICE Q - Can a veteran The Grosse Pomte North Bands draw Veterans Admm- and Orchestra will host the Mich- CAN HELP YOU lstration compensatlOn Igan School Band and Orchestra even though hiS or her District 16 Festival Saturday, MAIL YOUR PACKAGES disabilities are serVice- March 9 The festival will be held m • UPS • FEDERAL EXPRESS • AIRBORI"E connected but rated as the Community Performmg Arts • GREYHOUND PACKAGE EXPRESS non-compensa ble? Center at North High from 8 a m to • PRIVATE MAIL BOX RENTING • KEYS 5 p m It ISopen to the public at no • COPIES • STAMPS • MESSAGE SERVICE A - Yes When a vet- charge. • PASSPORT PHOTOS • BUSINESS CARDS eran has two or more Dlstnct 16 mcludes schools 10 • PACKAGING AND ALL PACKAGI:'-.C non-compensable ser- Macomb and St Clair counties, SUPPLIES vice connected disabil- eastern Oakland County, the Ities that are perma- Grosse Pointes and Harper Woods nent and clearly lOter- Expert adJudicators Will Judge fere With normal em- each performmg group 10 a half- hour concert performance, follow- ployablhty I a 10 percent ratmg may be as- ed by a slght-readmg test 10 :>Igm:u :l~oth~r reom Fourtee!1 hlgr school bands will perform at North, while three additional sections of the fesbval Will be held at other Dlstnct 16 high schools Grosse Pomte North Symphony Band, hosts for the day, w1Il per- form first on the program, at 8 a m. The band Will be conducted by North Instrumental MUSICDirector Nathan Judson, who Will also be PnOlo by Tom Greenwood host chairperson for the local fes- Is this lion looking for lunch? tlvalsechon You may rest assured this gentleman has the full attention of his young Richard School audience. For more 1OformatlOn, call 343- Actually, he's no gentleman at all, but a not-so-scary lion on the rampage from George Bernard is now open for business 2240 or 343-2187 Shaw's short story "Androcles and the Lion." The story, based on an Aesop's Fable, was acted out by Anje Rozecki (pictured here as the lion), Diane Haccock and Rennie Kaufman of the Metropolitan Grosse Pointe's 'New York Style Cafe" Forensics students Youth Theatre, at the school recently and served the students a message about friendship, loyalty Daily SpeclalSt a variety of fresh fish, take 13 awards and trust. plus our regular menu. Join us! Thirteen Our Lady Star of the Sea high school students won 18450 Mack Avenue (at Manor), Grosse Pointe Forms honors at the Detroit Catholic For- North bands to play festival preview 881.3062 ensIcs League Tournament Satur- Grosse Pointe North Bands and their District Festival perfor- 7:30 p.m 10 the Commumty Per- Open Monday through Soturday 11 a.m 2 a.m. day, Feb. 9, at Mercy High School Orchestra will present a preview of mance on Thursday, March 7, at form1Og Arts Center at North High In Origmal Oratory, Michelle School. Noran and Katheryn Elibri tied for first place, and Mo Petersmarck Conductor Nathan Judson will placed first in Impromptu. In De. lead his student musicians In the clamation, Helen Bellanca won music of Purcell, Rlmsky.Korsa- first place and Sue Quinlan, third kov, Saint.Saens, Sousa and Alfred Cheryl Casquejo was awarded Reed. third place for Dramatic Interpre- North students will host the ARE YOU mOVING? tation. District Band Festival on Satur- In Radio News, Maricelle Cas- day, March 9, fromB a.m. t05 p.m., quejo placed third and Whitney with the North Symphony Band Saval fifth. Jane Sullivan placed leading off at 8 a m Fourteen other fifth 10 Extemporaneous Speaking. high school bands, including Cathy Cavanaugh also won fifth Grosse Pointe South, Will also play place in Serious Interpretation. / " Four adjudicators Will rate them In Storytelling, Beth Nelson won -4 on tone, intonation, rhythm, techni- fifth place while Colleen Weir plac- que and mUSicianship. First divi- ed fifth 10 Humorous Interpreta- SIon wmners w1I1be eligible for the tIOn Sandy Nowak was sixth in the state festival April 27 category of Oral Interpretation. Parcells will be the orchestra .Ilsi~~ ~p. Ma!: , GG 400/01J:::.:1~-1 r*--jONUS --,*-, t .-.... ft~r I Ililll,l I With Coupon Only f Groesbeck Chapel of ,,~~IIJ'I ! Extra 5°/. OFF I The Wm. R. M~II~~ver ,.. Iyour shutter price I • KITCHENS • VIOLATIONS #79 L_~ __ ...._..._...._... .Q.!:.~I • BATHROOMS CORRECTED Hamilton Co. n '~RAI DIRH TOR'o • Unfinished • Trimming Service Available • LAUNDRY • WATER f GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen-~ Thursday, February 28, 1985 I Assessment THINKING OF A NEW Cultural Center Nursery School Thurs., March 7 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. for parents of children KITCHEN? /2 months to 6 years DON'T TAKE A CHANCE - CALL A PROFESSIONAL The school features We feature the ultimate m cabmetry EducatIOnal programs &- DUTCH MADE • QUAKER MAID Day Care Available m. Oak • Maple. Beech • Ash • Pecan • Cherry • Hickory • Walnut deSign service available 28111 Imperial 1/;jil Ou,. Showroom 18332 Mack, Grosse Pointe (12 Mile & Hoover area) Warren, MI U5Ia.I•• FI+ 881.1024 For more information contael the director <. M1CM ITAn ~ __ Co I . •"." 1956 uc;,,_ rr~ nsu tatlon Caroline Bonanni-Bullock 751-7773 <&r01i1it'olutt Wowus!tip Wayne County, Michigan BOARD OF REVIEW MEETINGS The Assessment Roll for the Township of Grosse Pomte, Wayne Coun- ty, Michigan for the year 1985 has been compiled The tentative equalization rates for residential and commerCial property is 50.00 and the estimated residential multipher IS .9951 for 1985 The estimated commercial multiplier IS 100for 1985 The Board of Review will be held on: TUESDAY, MARCH 5,1985 and MONDAY, MARCH 11,1985 IACIIY P8PUUI .... 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon .., and ... tU. 2811 • tIAICII • 1:30 p.m - 5:00 p m at the Village Hall, 795 Lake Shore Road, Grosse Pointe Shores. All 5x7 GIoIIay ~ from persons having inquiry or complaints regarding the assessments may your 3Smm ortgIn8f roll tor the then be heard . same price as NgU1e13 R pr1nta. James T. Wright G P.N. 2/28/85, 3/7/85 Clerk SAVINGS OF 8so- make Wowns!tlp Don't wart a week for)'OUl' reprmts We Macomb County, Michigan will dO them 10 one day. BOARD OF REVIEW MEETINGS Our ttaned photo 1M> techNCiaM win The Assessment Roll for the Township of Lake, Macomb County, develOp and print VOW' film tNil same Michigan for tllp YPM 1985has bef!ncompiled The tentative eQualiza- m.y tn ~ 11 JII m !"ri' 'J!'! ~ .. !' m tion rates for residential and commerclal property IS50 00 and the estimated residential multiplier is 9951for 1985.The estimated com- mercial multiplier is 1.00 for 1985.The Board of ReVIew Willbe held on: TUESDAY, MARCH 5,1985 and MONDAY, MARCH 11, lq85 9:00 a m .. 12:00 noon and 1:30 p.m . 5.00 pm. at the Village Hall, 795 Lake Shore Road, Grosse Pointe Shores All persons havmg inquiry or complamts regardmg the assessments may then be heard James T. Wright G P.N 2/28/85,3/7/85 Clerk \; Page Sixteen-A Go R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Thursday, February 28, 1985 Non-public schools reach out for students (Continued rrom Page lAl mlssions coordinator Ethel Bur- Neiner agreed, saying his school when there aren't strong public well. There were 880 students en- offers a program comparable to schools, there needs to be a~, alter- rolled in the school's lower, middle public high sc~ools. The difference native aval1able to parents and upper school in 1970,and there lS the Cathohc learmng environ. ULS is geared to the average and are 879 thlS year, she said. ment wlth the Catholic value sys- above-average student and offers Because the school feels strongly tern, he added. Animals coUege preparatory programs, Ms about maintaining a mix of socio- G 11 h h d d tI Maycock said "Frankly, because economic classes, it has mcreas- a ag er as expan e le we're college-prep, we don't offer mgly become a metropolitan area nU,?ber of pa.flshes It serves, go to some thmgs that public schools school, Ms. Burwell said. "Increas- Nemer said Orlgmally, the school do," such as vocational education ingly, we'v.e reached outside of the ~~ff~:~\u~td::~:ra~h~:;nch;~~~~ school programs, she added Grosse Pomte area" and now the It was pretty much of a Although the school doesn't hav.e school has students enrolled from demanded the school open It.Sen- a particular rellgious aff1liation, It nearby communities as well as rollment m t~e 1970s Now the standoff in a staring contest prides itself m educatmg "carmg Port Huron Rochester and Dear- school accepts students from about that three-year-old Susan commumty people who are gomg to born she added 60 parishes m the tn-county area, Ponton and her mother Terry become good, carmg cltlzens," Ms P~~ldes smaller class Sizes, non- he added had with a big tom turkey at Maycock sald "Our children public elementary schools offer a Non-publIc high schools also of- Maire School last week. The should learn the value of workmg vanety of programs. St. Peter has fer strong academiC programs. ae- turkey, along with other farm for our commumty" and to do this, a Montessoun program for its stu- cordmg to William Raymond at animals including a milk cow, the school offers a varIety of vol un- dents Notre Dame Nmety percent or so pigs, goats, ducks, geese and teer opportunities for students to Other K-Bschools have relatively of the students there go on to higher sheep visited the school to take part in, she added steady enrollments, adrmmstra- education, and last year, $460,000 give students a hands-on The school has always served the tors said Grosse Pomte Christian worth of scholarships \\ere made learning experience with ani- metrQpohtan DetrOit area and IS Day School has 81 students thiS avallable to the school's 224 spendmg more time, energy and year, up from 69 last year Our graduates, he added mals they seldom see. Was It money to get Its message out to Lady Star of the Sea grade school a hit? Just ask Tony Cimini, 7, communities throughout southeas- h:1<: 401 <:tl.!1(''1t<: iT'l l<-!\ prngr~m<: The !':cl1oo! offer!': J !':e"e~-pe!.!0d and Allen Mederos. 7. below, tern Michigan, Ms Maycock said thiS year, 21 more than last Grosse day, With some Saturday offenngs what they thought of it. Smiles Students do transfer from public Pomte Academy has 275 thiS year, There are pre-med programs that big just don't lie. school to ULS, usually at grades SIX compared to 273 last year and St available for talented JunIOrs and mne, she said • Paul has 438 students, four more through two local hospitals, which The school also offers a pre-kIll- than last year provide lecturers to supplement dergarten program, m which 69 St Ambrose School has 18 fewer the school's Instructors, Raymond Music for a While students are currently enrolled, students thiS year than last, ac- said To celebrate ItS 10th year, MUSIC Ms. Maycock said Some of those cordmg to offiCials there This For A While, the chamber concert Just about 80 percent of the stu- students may go on to publIc vear, there are 250 students in the serIes at the Edsel & Eleanor Ford schools, but better than 60 percent pre-school through eighth grade dents at Notre Dame come from non-public grade schools House, w~ll present a speCial con- of them will enroll m ULS classes. classes, compared to 268 last year. cert on Sunday, March 17at 3 p m The student population at the Liggett also lost students this year, The school relies not only on ItS Tickets, at $7.50 mcluding recep- school has remamed steady over with 494 in K-8 programs, compar- hon, are available by callmg 884- the last 15 years according to ad- ed to 520 last year. St. Peter also present students but Its alumm, Raymond said. Students go out and 7815 Seatmg IS limited to 160. • , lost students, with 420attending the The afternoon Will feature music e programs this year, compared to tell the tale of the school while alumni send their children to Notre for oboe and piano and piano duet fYI 435 last year. ObOIst IS Nancy Ambrose, with (Continued from Page lAl St. Clare of Montefalco lost six Dame, creating a family business atmosphere, he added Vlrgmla Shover, pianist. Muriel bench," From an AP Indiana students this year from last, when Raymond concedes his students Hoptman and Alice EllIson will State radio wire. 566 attended the program, officials present several anginal works for Introduction to a mid-newscast there said. However, there were 60 are coming to school from farther away than In the past. four hands at one keyboard. commercial. "More on that com- students who enrolled in klndergar- Selee.tions will mclude music by ing back. I'll be up in a moment." ten, while 82 graduated from the Just about half the students at the school come from Wayne Coun- 'Bach, Poulenc, Ravel and Lalliet Robert MacNeil-NBC news. eighth grade, meaning the school for oboe and piano, and piano duets HOW'S THIS FOR A CLAR. should have lost 22 students. The ty, with the rest from Macomb and beyond, he said. Only 20 to 25 of by Rachmaninoff, Gilber, Barber IFICATION? "Clarification. An school picked up those students at cl.ndAgay. article yesterday about new laws different grade levels and has a the students enrolled there come from Harper Woods, where the Early reservations are encour- in the area reported that Mary- waiting list of students who can't aged because seatmg is limited. land had raised its minimum yet be enrolled, school officials school's located, and could attend the public high school. drinking age to 20 effective July said. Non-public schools don't see 1 While that is technically cor- Non-public high schools, like non. themselves competing with public Opera series rect, the law in question was public grade schools, have also schools for students. Parochial and Mercy College of DetrOit Will passed in 1982 and raised the held on to enrollment. Our Lady contmue Its 1985 Performing Arts minimum age to 21. But it phased Star of the Sea and Regina High mdependent schools offer parents a Senes with' 'Gems from Opera and in the increase over a three-year School, both all-girl schools, report choice other than public schools Operetta" Tuesday, March 12, at 8 period, so that no one already ell- increased enrollment this year and it is parental choice that mam- tains the two systems, Nemer said p.m The program Will feature solo gible to drink was affected. The over last, while ULS and Notre Elfert agreed competition Isn't and ensemble numbers from 10dif- same rule still applies: To drink Dame and say they have fewer stu- really the way to describe the roles ferent operas, operettas and legally in Maryland one must dents this year m the 9-12programs Broadway musicals have been born before July 1, they offer. B1Shop Gallagher and of public and non-public school 1964." The Washington Post Lutheran High East each said en- "We are basically a Christian Tickets are $5; students and sen- As for the Grosse Pointe News, rollment was very close to last school and 1 think we're a better Iors, $2. For more mformatlon, call choice" 592-6224 we've had our share of dumb year's. 'headlmes. \Ve're not in the book Religion jn the classroom 'lnd . but three I can remember are: curriculum is one of the reasons "No talks are held" and "Stud- parents send their children to ents visit big gravel pit," and schools like Bishop Gallagher, Star "Dutch elm disease ravishes of the Sea, Regina, Lutheran East Grosse Pointe." and Notre Dame. And now, if you can stand It, "We can, by law, pray in the here's my favorite headlme on classrooms and public schools the morrung of the IllinOis-Ohio can't. I'm not making any value State football game when illinois judgments, just stating the facts," would be playing without the ser- Lutheran East principal Dave vices of lts star running back, Eiferi. said Frosty Peters: "Parents want Jesus Christ in "Ilhm face Bucks with Frosty the classroom, in the discipline po- Peters Out" - The Dally Iilir,!, hcies and the decisions that are Champaign, Ill. made here," he added. Sort of says It all, doesn't it? Bishop Gallagher's Brother Glen ARE YOU mOVING? r LET US KNOW! Grosse Pointe News 99 Kercheval WHO CARES ABOUT VIETNAM VETS7 Grosse Pointe, MI 48236 I WE DO. Are you one of the 9 million American Ing In ,He"s such as employment, federal benefit men and women who served In the military during • Please use thiS form for your subSCription address change claims. Agent Orange treatment legIslation. mental the Vietnam era! If so. you may shMe a feeling com- health care and assistance to the disabled mon to many vets- that the country you so loyally NAME: WA needs Increased membership In order to served has forgotten you since your return broaden ItS objectives and strengthen Its Impact on Today. you can do something to change thiS by FADM: the hves of Vietnam-era veterans everywhere JOining the Vietnam Veteranc; of Amenca the IMgest Please JOin us ______ZIP: _ national service organization devoted exclUSively to meeting the needs and guaranteeing the rights of TO: _ Vletn"m-era veterans [rl@[ll] Established In 1978. VVA has grown to more than ______ZIP _ 145 chapters throughout the country. actively work- o [J=nJDD0 OF AMERICA I DETROIT No 9 P.O. BOX 32651 DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48232 (313) 832.6500 f J ; Section 8 The Second Section Thursday, February 28, 1985 From Another Pointe Of View By June' Mueller We know it'S still a 'ways away . but the time to order your tickets for the DetrOit Grand Opera Association's 1985 pre-Met Week opera lecture series, which begms in early APIil, is early March - and March begIns tomorrow! And there's not a better way to make sure you REALLY enjoy this sprIng's DGOA-sponsored Metropolitan Opera tour performances (May 20-25 at Detroit's Masomc Tem- ple Auditorium) than to sign up for this six-session series desIgned to broaden your background and knowledge of the historical period, plot and musICal highhghts of each of YP. i~f~ j ~1 the '85 Met Week productions. " y ~'* Course instructor is a Pointe resident, Wayne State Uni- "Thinking Spring" at the Garden Club of :\Iichlgan''> Flower versity's Dr Jack D. DuBois, familiar to area music Show SponsorfooPrevle\\ are left to nght. above, (Joody Semple. lovers for his various lecture series, former producer and Wendy Barroll, chairman. Blis!> Caulkin~ and Frisk.' Hicke). host of WDET's Detroit Opera House program ~ As in past years, he'll give the pre-Met Week opera lec- tures at three different metropolitan area locations, one of which is our own Grosse Pointe War Memorial. He'll be holding forth there on Mondays, Apr 8, 15, 22 and 29 and May 6 and 13, from 7:30 to 9 p.m Tuesdays, starting Apr. 9, he'll repeat the program for Oakland County area resi- dents, s'peaking from 7:30 to 9 p.m. in Southfield, at Lawrence Institute of Technology's Architecture Building. And on Wednesdays, starting Apr. 10, he'll give it a final go for Dearborn area residents, at the University of Michi- an-Dearborn Extension's Classroom-Offlce BuIlding, also from 7:30 to 9 p.m. pholos by To'll Greenwood Despite the weather, the show went on, and the Garden Club of There's a very practical reason for holding all three Michigan'S Valentine's Day display at Jacobson's Store for the series concurrently. Suppose you sign up for the series in Home was a beautiful, bloomIng success, as was the Sponsors your particular area, and something comes up, and you Preview on the slIppery, snowy evemng before the flower show have to miss a particular Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday formally opened to the public. Pictured above With her Best of program. Not to worry: you can pick it up at one of the Show Jade Tree is Margaret Gram, wearing a sweater and a other locations on a more convenient night. smile, two things very much in eVidence at the Sponsors Preview. Above, Bill Lafer, assistant manager of Jacob"on's Store for the For a while there, the show's orgamzers were defmitely NOT Home, and Nancy Heenan chat at the Fit.~t Place Table decorated Fee is $35 for all six sessions. Checks should be made by Mrs. Robert J. Petz Jr. Below are four '>how arrangements. payable to the Detroit Grand Opera Association and mail- smiling: the Garden Club of Michigan, a member (one of the ed to Opera Lectures, Detroit Grand Opera Association, founding members) of the Garden Club of America, had arranged l ' :... 500 Temple Avenue, Detroit, Mich. 48201. It is VERY IM- for GCA judges from other citIes withm this three-state GCA zone '( PORTANT to indicate your course location on the check. to come in to judge the show - but there was virtually NO gOIng ~ or coming as the snow came down, and came down ... so, at 10 * * * p.m. on the evening before the Sponsors Preview evening, the Anything more you want to know about the pre-Met Federated Garden Clubs of MichIgan's Millie Machuga got a call Week Opera lectures? The DGOA's office number is - "What are you doing tomorrow?" - and Millie, at the last 832.5200. Don't put off calling too long: this series has minute, arranged for Federated Garden Clubs judges Margaret always been very popular, and enrollment is limited. Heftier, Nancy Passfield and Myrtle Palmer to work with two Porgy and Bess Ball GCA student judges who HAD made it to The Pomte And the show went on. And, despite the weather, the Sponsors Preview drew a Set designer Joel Stone is recreating the tenements of grand crowd, Garden Club of Michigan husbands and wives, Catfish Row as a backdrop for the evening's festIvities, mothers and daughters (the Garden Club of MichIgan has several and an extended platform, buIlt from stage level, will cover mother/daughter cOmbInatIOns, among them Thumper Haggarty the mam flooJ'_~eatiJ')g to accommodate dining tables for and Alice W~rdwell, Bliss Clark and EIsi~ Ca~. qnd "the two h 400 guests. Ginnys," Lambrecht and MeMilJan), whO slid -and'5ki~w, ~ way to The Village. "It's lIke disaster parties," BlIss exclaimed. Sounds like a super setting for the fourth annual 01'- "Everybody came!" And everybody had a grand time (Continued on Page 4B) -Janet Mueller All good things must come to and end! So Hurry! Our Storewide Sale ends Sat., Mar. 4th lJJrtJper:s fine furniture 23020MACK AVE. (N£AR 9 MILE) ST. CLAIR SHORES • 778.3500 l P'.ge Two-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 28, 1985 Home in South for Schadlers Pair exchange 'Mr. and Mrs Mark Alan She chose a chapel length, illu- Schadler, who vacationed in The sion veil, accented with pearl clus- vows Jan. 26 Bahamas following their Saturday, ters and held by a wreath of silk The I o'clock ceremony Satur- January 19, wedding in First orange blossoms, and carned a day, January 26, m Grace Re- Presbyterian Church, Concord, cascade of whlte and Stirling SlIver formed Church, Holland, Mlch , nt 1';.C., are at home in Charlotte, roses, stephanotis and Enghsh IVy. which Ginger LUCille Hawkms and N.C., where she works at the Epis- The bride's Sisters, Mrs Nathan Duane Allen Vanden Brmk ex- copal Child Care Center and he IS Ernest Winslow, of Scotland Neck, changed marnage vows was fol- . etnployed by the North Carohna N C, and Miriam Frances Cros- lowed by a reception at the church National Bank. land, of Concord, were matron and Mrs. Schadler IS the former Lil- maId of honor Bridesmaids were Presldmg at the rites were The lian Morris Crosland, daughter of Nancy Carol Cockran, Cynthia Reverend Folkert Faber and The Dr. and Mrs David Bal1ey Cros- Rose Clyburn and Juamta Lee Kee, Reverend Larry Hawkins, of Lake- land, of Concord. Mr. Schadler IS all of Concord pomte Avenue, father of the bride the son of Mr and Mrs Joseph F. Their tea length dresses of She IS also the daughter of Mrs Schadler, of Blairmoor Court aubergme satm were styled With Mabel Hawkms, of Beaconsfield . The 3 o'clock rites at which The crystal-pleated, off. the-shoulder Avenue Reverend James B Holderness bodices, natural waIstlines and SolOist Susannah Kist sang "The presided were followed by a recep. full, gathered skirts accented With Weddmg Song" and "The Gill 01 tlon at Concord's Cabarrus Coun- a satm bow at the Side Each car. Love" Orgamst was Paul E Tel' 1\11'. and lUn•. Dr. and Mrs. try Club. The bride wore a white ned a bouquet of white roses, gyp Mr. and Mrs. Beek Both are fnends of the bridal Duane .\. \' anden Brink Joseph F. Przeslawski organza gown featurmg a scoop sophilla and Enghsh tVy Mark A. Schadler couplt' neckline, fitted, elbow length David Joseph Schadler came by Mark Alan Marshall, of Kala- The former MISS Hawkms gown styled \\ 11Il shOi t, puffed mazoo, Ene Ozar, of Southfteld, sleeves and a fitted bodIce of em- from Hinsdale, III , to act as best selected a traditIOnal weddmg sleeve~ Ivory In color and sa~hed Vows spoken broidered organza EmbrOidered man for hiS brother Guests were and Peter Long and Mark Dixon gown, long-sleeved, ivory m color m pale blue She carned a bouquet organza panels accented her full seated by the bnde's brother. Dodd, both of Charlotte and styled with an embrOIdered of white J"o~esand daISies skirt, which ended in a chapel DaVid Bailey Crosland III, and Tht' mother of the bride wore a in The Pointe lace yoke and a chapel length tram 1'np Iw'rlpurA"m ~An of 1111'1' "Ipri train Ot otilcl-w-i,H", 1\11 \V lll:>iul'\', allll ~oc~tall ICugth dress of mc1U\C Chantilly lace edged her tmgertlp A reception at the Grosse Pomte chiffon, featunng a full skirt and Mrs Laver~e Vanden Bnnk, of veil, which fell from a small cap Yacht Club followed the wedding of white lace jabot, and a Wrist cor- Holland, asked Kevm Walker, of studded With tmy pearls She car- PatrICia Gall Blmkhorn, daughter Taylor-Saba troth is told sage of Shrhng Silver roses Holland, to act as best man Ushers ned a bouquet of white roses, were Darwlll and Doug Vanden of Dr and Mrs DaVId H Blmk- Mr. and Mrs. Robert W Sabo, of and Er.ghsh as a Second Language Scallopmg edged the cocktail freeSIa and pale blue-lipped white horn, of North Brys DrIve, and Dr length hem and long sleeves of the Bnnk, brothers of the bndegroom, Shoreham Road, are announcing In Cypress Fairbanks Intermediate miniature carnations Joseph FranCIS Przeslawski, son of bridegroom's mother's grey lace and Harlan Rypma, their brother- the engagem.ent of their daughter, School District, Houston, Tex She Honor attendant Cnthleen Cox, of m-law Mr and Mrs Clarence R Przes- Susan Caroll, to Scott DaVid Tay- IS also a part-time fhght attendant Jacket dress, which featured a pep- lum She pmned her corsage of Portage, bndesmaid Deborah The mothers of the bnde and lawski, of Van Antwerp Road, lor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert K for Contmental Airlmes. Brower, of Holland, and the bride's bndegroom both selected stt'eet Harper Woods Taylor, of Llvoma, N.Y , formerly Sllrhng Silver roses to a grey even- Her fIance, a West BloomfIeld personal attendant, her Sister Bon- length, long-sleeved dresses, the of West Bloomfield An early High School graduate, received hiS mg bag - PresisImg at the 5:30 o'clock me Hawkms, m floor length former's royal blue m color, the spring wedding IS planned Bachelor of Science degree in Me- Out-of-town guests 10cluded Mr ceremony Saturday, July 21, m dresses of pale blue taffeta, styled latter's royal blue and taupe Each chanical Engmeermg from the and Mrs RIchard Terepm, of War- Samt MIChael's Episcopal Church Miss Sabo, a Grosse Pomte North with elbow length, puffed sleeves, wore a corsage of yellow roses and Umversity of Michigan, where he ren, Mr. and Mrs William Radoye on Sunmngdale Park- was The High School graduate who holds a carried navy. lipped white mlma- whlte mlmature carnatIOns Bachelor of Arts degree m Spanish afflhated With Della Tau Delta and Ann Radoye, of WIlliamsburg, Reverend Robert E. Nelly Va, and Mrs DaVid Joseph Schad- ture carnahons and white roses and Art from Alma College, where fraternity. He IS quality control The newlyweds vacatIOned III The bride's gown ot lace and chif- ler and Mrs Mark Alan Marshall, she afflhated With Alpha Zeta Tau manager for Groth Equipment Flower girl Rosalie Rypma, the Frankenmuth and are at home III fon over taffeta featured a beaded sororIty, IS currently teachmg Art CorporatIOn in Houston who accompamed their husbands bridegroom's mece, wore a long Holland lace bodIce and long, lace sleeves Her lace-hemmed veil fell from a Julie Meier headpiece of beaded lace, and she LET OUR EXPERT carried a cascade of white roses, APPRAISE YOURJEWELRY to be bride orchids, daiSies and stephanotis August wedding plans are bemg Honor matron Patricia Ford made by Julie Ellen Meier and Ruggiero, of Colorado Sprmgs, Thomas Murray Peck She IS the Colo., and bridesmaids Cynthia Professional jewelry expert, Barkhouse, of Windsor, Nova Stephen Till, will be available to tell daughter of Mr and Mrs James E Page, of Dean Lane, and John L Scotia, Canada, cousin of the bnde, you exactly what your treasures are worth. Whether MeIer, of Naples, Fla Mr Peck IS and Julie Johnson JoachIm wore it's an heirloom strand of pearls , a simple the son of Mr. and Mrs Howard long dresses of white chiffon over gold ring or a magnificent diamond, Murray Peck, of Syracuse, N Y orchid Qlana, styled With ruffled MISS MeIer, a Grosse Pointe hems and ruffled, off-the-shoulder our appraisal fee will bodIces be the same. South High School graduate, holds an ASSOCiatesdegree in Computers Orchid satm ribbon tied their Lakeside - February 28 from Kalamazoo Valley Commun- bouquets of lavender orchids and ,... Ity College and a Bachelor of Julie Meier Christi Cracchiolo stephanotis They wore matchmg .~ • SCience degree III FashIOn Mer- gree III Automotive Management flowers 10 their hair ': Eastland - March 1 chandlsing from Western Michigan and Services from Western MIChl- Best man was Henry Blind The • UniverSIty, where she affiliated gan UniverSIty Pair making bride's brother, David Blinkhorn, Fairlane - March 2 With Alpha Phi sorority. He ISan associate member of the and the bridegroom's brother, Her fiance was graduated from Society of Automotive Engmeers, plans to wed John PrzeslawskI, seated the Christian Brothers. Academy III currently employed by Eaton Cor- guests Please: call for an appointment. Syracuse. He holds an ASSOCiates poration as a product trammg coor- degree in Automotive Technology dmator, and IS also a part-bme m- At a cocktail party m their Lake. The mother of the bride wore a from the State Umversity of New structor at Kalamazoo Valley Com- shore Road home durmg the formal length, spaghetti-strapped Christmas,holidays, Mr. and, ~s. York and a Bachelor of Science de- munity College gown 9f, orch1d Qiana The brIde- ,,~ . Raymond M. Cracchiolo an- groom's mother also chose a for- nounced the engagement of theIr mal length gown, lavender m color, CHARlES W. WARREN Fall wedding date is made daughter, Christl Jane, to Wilham ItSsleeveless bodice covered Witha Jude Mitchell, son of Mr and Mrs JEWELEUSI:o.CEI902 Mr. and Mrs. Richard J Har- Both the bnde-elect and her chiffon Jacket clasped with rhme- rison, of University Place, are an- fiance are Grosse Pomte South Kenneth M Mitchell, of Toledo, stones at a banded neck. Each nouncmg the engagement of their High School graduates, members OhIO mother wore an orchid corsage Miss CracchIOlo was graduated daughter, Margaret Helen, to of the Class of 1977. The weddmg IS The newlyweds vacationed in from Umversity Liggett School. David Stewart Mclntyre, son of planned for mld.October, at Grosse Hawall. They are at home m War- She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree Ltc OllIIt QwnS~I"lII'rC~rd01"" r .. tkome' "-menun [,priEu \ IU or \blltrC.rd Mr. and Mrs. William McIntyre, of Pomte CongregatIOnal Church ren Kercheval Avenue in Psychology from Demson Um- ...... •..••. , versity and a Master of Science de- : N.w OI'I•• n. Dlxlet.nd • gree 10 ExerCise PhYSIOlogy from Holy Cross seeks SPRING SHOWINGS AT WALTON-PIERCE : CHET BOGAN III'Id the Wolvenne Jazz Band : the University of MichIgan, and IS volunteers' help • Ellery Tuesday B 30 P m Featuring Dixiebelle • a member of Kappa Kappa Gam- • • ma sororIty Holy Cross HospItal, located on Thurs- Feb 28 Kohler : THE UDO Dining, Cocktails : Her fIance, an alumnus of St East Outer DrIve m Detroit, is Fn - March 1 .,_ • 24026 E. Jetter-on (Just NCNth of 9 MIle) - John's JesUIt HIgh School, Toledo, seeking volunteer help, espeCIally , •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 holds a Bachelor of Science degree needed in clerical and nursing Daytime and cocklall dresses Jacket costumes and SUitsfor the half-Size woman in ExerCIse PhYSIOlogy from the areas The volunteers donate four Sizes 10;.s to 24;.s f2j~ TRESSES------... UniverSity of Michigan He expects hours of serVice, once or twice R to receIve hIS Master of SCience weekly. Uniforms are prOVided In- Thurs- MarCh 7 1Zt.1~-O E Full time opening degree m ExerCise and Sports terested persons are mVlted to con- Frl - MarCh 8 tAf:~",.,,,,,,,, SCience from the U of M , where he tact Joy Graves, manager of S for creative, IS a graduate assistant coach for Volunteer Services, at 369-9100, With represenlalive Mack Alt S the basketball team, In April HIS Extenswn 2307, for further infor- Fabulous fabriCS In claSSICelegant looks Dayttme dresses dress and lockets E licensed hairstylist. fraternity IS SIgma ChI. mation cocktail dresses SI7es6 to 20 S Minimum one year experience ThlJrs- March 14 A CHRIS TRIOLA Fn - March 15 '¥I $CX.ARA STUDIOS COllECTION Call Tina at 881-4500. With represenla'ive Joyce Sherrod Award winning Michigan Designer Sportswear separates Hand woven One of a kind TRESSES HAIR STUDIO IN THE VILLAGE WHITTIER TOWERS 16828 Kercheval Jilt shops of 16914 Kercheval Avenue Grosse POinte MI Da.ly900-530 Grosse Pointe 884.1330 U'atton-:Pi,rCt Thursday 111900 For an appointment, call 881.4500 ~Itlr SUPER SAVINGS ill 1'1 In keeping with our tradition STERLING FLATWARE U ~ • Private rooms and Apartments -all With prIvate baths of creating competition, we Chantilly by Gorham, 4 pc place selling, $79. • Around-the-clock security offer to the general public Strasborg by Gorham, 4 pc. place selling $79. .' Buttercup by Gorham, 4 pc. place selling. $79. • Registered Nurses on duty ~ fine, 14 karat, .' Fairfax by Gorham, 4 pJece place selling, $79 • Excellent Meals .' Italian gold chains* .'. Golden Aegean Weave "'. ~, at the phenomenally law price of and . "I by Wallace, 4 pc. place selling $139. ., .' • Beauty/Bar. er Shop .~ ~I .. Crown Princess • Grocery Store . :-, ...~,1 $019 ,,' ." per gram bv International 4 pc. place sellin,\; $99• • Doctors' ClInIC" Fo~ality by Statehouse, 4 pc. place selhng $109 • Gift Shop FOR ONE WEEK ONLY! all WIthIn the bUIlding Offr!r ends MQrr:h 7, 1985 Col0f1iai Shell by International, assorted pallerns PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED - MANY Patterns available from Llmt - Towle - Reed & Barton - Wallace The "Welcome- sign is out, STYLES AVAIlABLF - InternatIOnal - Gorham - Westmorland and others Also, awaiting your call or visit. 'Tn.tone gold not mc1uded Mzkasa Chma - Holloware David Whitney BUIlding, Suite 1248 for InformatIOn or an appointment William Darr & Associates DetroIt, MIchigan 48226 823-6470 (313) 961-8279 call LOIS NAIR ADJUSTERS SERVICES In-your-home service available 822-9000 • • L .,...... ~....r-...... ~...._ .. _. ..-._.~...... ~...- ..-...-qi-.-.-... .. ' .... Thursday, Febru ary 28, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three-S Pointe Branch to participate in AAUW Week celebrations The Grosse Pomte AAUW Joms hshments, local AAUW members public program is schedUled for Families" as his subject for the branches coast to coast in celebra- are thinking m the present and Thursday evening, Mar. 7, in the day. Grosse Pointe Central Library, tion of Mar 3.9 as American Asso- future tense. Proceeds from the "Aristocrats," Lacey's latest Kercheval Avenue at Fisher Road. ciation of University Women Week, Pomte AAUW's Annual Used Book book to be accepted for publication, salutmg AAUW's commitment to Sale, held In the autumn, con- will come out in the United States tnbute substantially to American As a grand finale to AAUW Issues concerning the home, the next fall, and the author will be and International Fellowships for Week, the Grosse Pointe Branch commumty, the nation and the host and gUide on a BBC televi- women and fund local scholarshIps will hold its annual meeting and world. sIOnseries With the same title. Part available to East SIde women who luncheon on Saturday, Mar. 9, at noon in the Edsel & Eleanor Ford I will be shown locally beginning "Honor Your Heritage, Invest in wish to go back to school to update Wednesday, Mar. 6. • Your Future" has been chosen as skills prior to re-entry into the House. Guest speaker will be theme for the week, which recog- work force Plans for the 1985Used Bfltish histoflan and WrIter Robert Lacey now lives in Grosse mzes the past contnbutions and Book Sale will soon be underway Lacey, author of "Majesty" (a Pomte, while researchmg a proj- contmumg relevance of America's best-selling biography of Queen ected book on the Ford family. oldest and largest national organi- The Pomte AAUW's current Elizabeth II), "Prmcess" (about zatIOn for women. "Pens for Peace" proJect, an essay the current Prmcess of Wales) and Information on AAUW/GP mem- writmg contest for seventh and "Kingdom' ArabIa and the House bershIp may be obtamed by calling eIghth grade students In the Grosse of Sa'ud " He has chosen "Royal 886-3597 Of speCIal Significance are POinte School DIstrIct, emphaSizes AAUW accomplishments m the worldwide concern for peaceful held of educatIOn' the efforts of ItS solutions to potentially volatile Venture Club plam a party members to open the doors of problems, and the student's per- eluded m the tIcket cost of $12 by higher education to women, to pro- Lookmg for a cure for cabin sonal need to thmk clearly and ex- advance sale, $13 the day of the Vide scholarships and fellowshIpS fever? The Venture Club of Grosse press his/her opinIOns 111 a dIrect POinte, an organizatlon for young event Proceeds WIll be donated to for advanced study, to Improve the and competent manner. the MIchigan Lupus Foundation, a quality of all educatlOn. And not to business and profeSSIOnal women, non-proht chafltable orgamzation. be overlooked is AAUW support of Deadline for thiS contest, made sponsored by the Grosse Pomte Reservatlons may be made by prol:(rams to prevent juvenile dehn- possible by an Issue Implementa- Soroptlmists, inVItes you to Its first Si.:nding checks, p&:lyab~cto \'cnture quency, to develop day care tIOn Grant trom the J!;ducatlOnal dllllual HdllgUI 111 'lliS1>IUlg" nUl~ FoundatIOn of the AAUW, IS Mar. thiS Saturday, Mar 2. Club of Grosse Pomte, to 2174 Van centers and to Improve mental Antwerp, Grosse Pointe Woods, health. 15, 1985. The party, featurmg dance musIc by the Urbations, begins at 8 MICh. 48236 The numbers to call The Grosse POinte Branch, Grosse Pomte AAUW's 18 study pm at a downtown DetrOIt prIvate for more 1I1formatiOl ~re 882.5644 whlCh started m 1944 With 30 groups, which consider many cul- club Beer, wine and snacks are 111- or 882-8576 charter members, has grown to In- tural, academiC and SOCietal sub- elude approximately 450 women, Jects m a casual format, prOVIde full-time and part-time careensts, members an opportumty for life- homemakers, profeSSIOnal women, long learning, whatever their age artists, busy volunteers, full-time or Interests. An on-going series by and part-time students Their com- the local branch's Legislative Com- photo by Banyas Kaufman mon denominator is a baccalau- mittee focuses on the changing eco- reate or higher degree from an nomic status of women, and con- AAUW-approved college or umver- tmues to be of special interest to slty both AAUW members and people Ready for 56 Auction action from the commumty JO CURRAN, of The Woods, Travel Board chairman for the 17th In addItion to looking backward annual Channel 56 Auction airing Apr. 12 through 20 on WTVS/De- to yesterday's growth and accomp- The serIes' next open-to-the- troit, and "Illinois Smith," also known as WOMC's TOM RYAN, Griffiths to speak this year's Official Auction Host, are ready for the Auction action, Shores Garden looking for lots of vacation packages and weekenders that make to widows' group the Travel Board such a popular feature of the annual fund raber Lieutenant Governor Martha SIGN OF THE LION for Detroit's public television station. "We also need volunteers Club to meet Co-hostesses Mrs Arthur Colton GrIffiths will speak on "The from the Grosse Pointe area to help canvass are merchants for Woman's Role in 1985Politics" at a donations to the Auction," says Jo, herself a three-year 56 Auction and Mrs. Anthony Vinci will assist Mrs. Richard M Blatchford when 7 p.rn meeting of the Widow's Or- volunteer veteran. "I can refer people who want to be donation she welcomes members of the ganization on Wednesday, Mar 13, Go-Getters to area chairman Audrey Platt." To donate or In the Henry Ford Centennial -CLOSING STORE- Grosse Pointe Shores Garden Club volunteer, call Auction Central, 873-7200. Jo and her husband to her Bnarcliff Place home at Library, Dearborn. She will also George have three grown children. Her hobbies include swim- noon tomorrow, Friday, Mar. 1 report on how the state can help ming, scuba diving and skiing - and considering the footgear she Following luncheon and a business ease the plight of the "needy" favors, one can't help but think she'd REALLY enjoy a meeting, Elizabeth Kuhlman Will widow. FINAL WEEKS OF SALE Additionally, the program will Himalayan trek! report on the Grosse Pointe Shores CIVICImprovement Association feature Dearborn Heights District Judge Leo Foran, speaking on legal problems encountered by GP Alliance offers France to a student widows, and will conclude with a The inSCrIption on its letterhead competition (except for the two top school liaison chairman Richard talk by a Blue Cross representa- SAVINGSUpm reads' "a non-profit, non-political winners) are eligible for a draw- McMullan, a teacher of French at tlve, on health insurance and hospl- American orgamzatIOn for the pur- ing PrIze is a weekend m Mon- De La Salle Collegiate, has distri- talization. pose of increasing contacts and un. treal, Canada. buted literature on scholarship Plans are being completed for derstandmg between AmerIcans The wntten exam1OatIon Will be rules and deadlines to the French the Widows' Organization's sixth and France" - and 10keeping With held Saturday, Mar 9, under the Departments of area high schools. anniversary party. It's set for Wed- Dr. Nahoum will judge the ex- nesday, Apr. 10, at 7:30 p m. at the OFF thiS purpose, the Alliance Fran- supervision of long-time Pointe 500/0 calse de Grosse Pointe has once Alliance scholarshIp chaIrman Dr ammations with the aSSiStance of Dearborn CIvic Center. J:e'urther In- again fIrmed up plans for its An- AntOine Nahoum, at the Pointe Alliance members Pierre Augier formation on these evepts and/or EVERY ITEM I.' SJDRE Oil SALE nual Scholarship CompetitIOn for home of Mr. and Mrs Warren S. and Danielle deFauw, both of the organization may be obtained high school students profiCient 10 Wilkinson. High school Jumors and whom were born m France by calling 582-3792 French semors who are studymg French AT LEAST 300/0 OFF The winner receIVes round-trip and are student members of the Plan Genealogical Society's meeting all' fare to Paris and a summer Alliance, or whose famIlies belong, GenealogIcal Research in Fort Institute of Arts. month's study at the Alliance Fran- are eligible to enter Wayne,Ind , will be the topic of Mi- Store Fixtures for SALE calse there, while boarding with a Any student who has lived after chael S. Clegg, director of the Ge- His program beginS at 2 p.m. and selected ParISIan family The sec- the age of 6 10France or In a coun- nealogical Department of the Allen will cover basic research and ond place winner WIll enjoy a week try where French IS a prInCIpal County Pubhc Library, at the De- available resources in Fort Wayne, -all salesfinal- m Quebec City, Canada, includ10g language, or who lives in a home trOIt Society for Genealogical Re- one of the stops on the early ex- Grosse Polnle plorers' routes Into the mterior of 10 to 530 Dally In-lhe-Vlliage round-trip transportatIon and hotel where French IS the famIly search's free, open-to-the-pubhc Thursday nights III 9 pm continental America GenealoglCal 662-0052 accommoda tions language, IS not eligible to meetmg Saturday, Mar 9, m the AddItionally and traditionally, compete. Detroit Pubhc Library on Wood- publications and supplies will be all students who partICIpate m the The Po1Ote Alliance's current ward Avenue, opposite the Detroit sold after the meeting N T U R E G A L L E R y F U R ; For a ,~,,- ~'1~4"1,.l, Sports ,i~-;"(..~ r -:.~ ~~....-.:~....~ ~r1h'#~~. (, Ir" treat --II" ...... ,L , each : 1 r week read Peggy O'Connor's 'Sports Week' every week FOR THOSE WITH FORMAL AMERICAN TRADITIONAL TASTES WOULD YOU BELIEVE THERE ARE 30Q.PLUS PHOTOS IN HERE? on ThiS complete dining ensemble, With Its purely 'majestic deSign, lets you dine With the graceful elegance befittmg a royal family. Each fine piece IS richly crafted The Sllmlme album IS deceptively compact Easy to handle and store away, In solid brown cherry wood and glistened WIth a lustrous protective finish With a surprise when opened Fold-out pages double In size each revealing Page One Beautiful as a complete furniture grouping .. or as grand additions to your present SIX Instamatlc, DISCor 35mm ptwtos It IS a 50-page expandable post-type arrangement Table seats eight, With two 18" extending leaves In place Chairs are With handsome boo,< styling and 7x12" sIze that fits right m on a bookshelf cane back With beige velvet upholstered slip seats lighted china cabinet Slip a ::.hul UI yvuo5€if i;.~(J(J;O~ Co' tr.8 ~ao Clear Vinyl pocl We are now open until 6 on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday. NEWS We are now open unlll 6 on Monday, Tue'<1ay, Wednesday and Saturday. Thursday and Friday until 9 Thursday and Friday until 9 \ \ _ ...... :M...... GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 28, 1985 LOOK Phase I seeks to assert self From Another Pointe Bonnie Firley, an instructor and TalkIng - and Also in Relallon. FANTASTIC! program coordinator of Adults and ships" thiS Sunday, Mar. 3, at 7'45 Of View Professionals in Continuing Educa- p,m. Joseph's of Grosse POinte hon at Macomb Community Col- Phase I also has a SOCial/sports (Continued from Page IB) lege, will tell members of Phase I, activity scheduled, for tomorrow, would like to welcome the single, young adults, ages 25 to Friday, Mar 1, when bowhng at talented half dresser chestra Hall Ball, doesn't it? This year's black tie gala, 40, who gather regularly for Sun- Harbor Lanes, Jefferson Avenue scheduled for Tuesday, Mar. 12, is a trIbute to George and day evening program meetings at near 10 Mile Road, begins prompt. Jerry Shupe Ira Gershwin and takes its theme from their classic Amer- Grosse Pointe Memorial Church, ly at 9-15 p.m A late.night snack (formerly of The CuI Upsl Ican opera "Porgy and Bess" A special guest of honor will "How to Be More Assertive 10 Will follow the games be the legendary Cab Calloway, whose involvement with to our staff. Orchestra Hall dates back to the db.y~ ",lien, as the Schedule ABWA 'Shower of Spring' Paradise Theater, It was one of AmerIca's premier Jazz The Grosse Pointe Chapter of the tading Dian Wollesen at 886-5074 Joseph's of Grosse Pointe concert showcases Amencan Business Women's Asso- ABWA, founded in 1949, now ha!> Calloway's most recent appearance at the Hall was as a CIation Will hold Its first annual a membership of more than 110,000 20951 Mack Avenue • Grosse POinte featured artist in the "Return to Paradise" concert senes fund-ralsmg SOCIalevent on Satur- women employed m all aspects and For an appointment call day, Mar 9, at the Grosse Pomte on all levels of bu:.mes~ throughout 882-2240 III ~ovember of 1978 He'll receive a DistingUished Service the United States and Puerto RICO Award at the Porgy and Bess Ball. Yacht Club Donahon for "Shower of Spnng." a luncheon and fashIOn The aSSOCiatIOnIS dedICated to the A second award Will be presented to Grosse Pointe's show presented by Betty Magee of profeSSIOnal, educatIOnal, cultural and social advancement of women AlIce Kales Hartwick who, In additIOn to bemg a major Hudson's Eastland, IS $15 per per- If you can't be there son to care, Professional contrIbutor to the arts commumty in general, was one of Last year, ABWA chapter!> the fIrst to recogmze and support efforts to save and re- Reservations must be made by Medical Services is next Monday, Mar. 4 Addltionalm- awarded more than $2 5 million In store Orchestra Hall, scheduled for demolition in 1970, and the next best thing. formatIOn may be obtamed by con- scholarships to woman students • Home Care 'urslng continues to be a major benefactor in that cause . .. P....., "".0 nn" 'n.....c,nO' • H~m~m;k~n.gs.:n ICe's "'lItcn i\itHer, nonore \ our Detroit Symphony Orchestra. Gail Nelson, who appeared medKal or pers()nal ~dre Private Duty Nursing Care pleaM' call m the recent Broadway revival of "Porgy and Bess," will be featured solOist 10 a short recital featuring original Ger- serving the Grosse Pointes 343-4357 shwm scores. and the Tri-Counties The ball, major annual fund-raising event for Orchestra Hall, begIns at 6 p.m. with a cocktail reception and con- PM S cludes with dancing until the last couple is too tIred to I'rofMIkxW Medic~ Senkes dance another dance. Sounds like a super way to support _21 I(dy Id. the renaissance of one of Detroit's acoustic and architec- Hvper Woods, MI ..am "",Irare<) .. 1ft Sa,nl lo;'~ Ho,p 1.1 tural treasures, doesn't it? Private Homes, Hospitals or Nursing Homes Servmg (he 5urroundlflg • * * commun'tle3 ;O( ewer JO \fears Anything more you want to know about the Porgy and • 24 Hour Service - 7 Days a Week Bess Ball? For additional information or to receive an in- • Full Time or Part Time Coverage vitation (tickets are $125per person), call 833-3362between • Bonded and Insured 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays. THE PROFESSIO"ALS ~HO C-SoRE Artrain's Music of Art By RN's, LPN's, Nurse Aides, and Live in Companions Artram's Music of Art exhibition, marking the tercentenary anniversaries of Bach, Handel and Scarlatti, 263.0580 f/'l.pin rUld OF WiNdSOR previews in Detroit next week, Mar. 4-9, before traveling on to communities throughout the state in the next three Community Professional Nursing Service 59TH A.~AL FEBRUARY FL'R SALE months It's a thematic show, focusing on the mfluence of music upon visual art, and features Baroque musical in- struments and paintings, sculpture and other media il- lustrating a wide range of art styles. A speCially produced audio-visual program introduces viSitors to the musical and artistic styles of the Baroque Era WORSHIP SERVICES Artrain's three gallery cars, studio car featuring live demonstrations and caboose will be on the tracks just east of downtown's Renaissance Center. There is no admission fee for The MUSICof Art, although donations are requested to help defray tour costs. fjtoMe @oiR16 ~ C{dluluh * * * Presbyterian U.S.A. Anything more you want to know about Music of Art? DIAL , - The number to call for details on Artrain's tour sites and Lenten Sermon Series I.: exhibition hours is 871-2910.Take our world for it: it's well ,1 "HOW TO BE FULLY ALIVE" ., worth a visit. Be Friendly A Tau Beta Honors its Own Dr Louis J. Prues, Senior Minister A very surpris~d Mrs. Frederick S. Ford very graciously 9 30 and 11 30 WorshIp Services 16 LaKeshore Dnve PRAYER 10 30 l\1Jddle Hour EducatIOn Grosse Pomte Farms ! accepted the ElOIse Jenks Webber Award, in recognition of 882.S330 24 hrs " " her many years of service to Tau Beta Association, from " Mrs. George Haggarty, Tau Beta's outgoing president at Grosse Pointe Woods " the association's annual meeting, held early in the yea; at PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 882.8770 , the Country Club of Detroit. ,I 19950 Mack Avenue Fine/Canadian Furs at Very Special Prices {hallway belween Moross and Vermer Roa6s1 "I' Despite the cold, Tau Betans turned out in record num- 886-4300 The Grosse Pointe Come see ArpI~'S fabulous 1985-86collection of fashion furs, ex- bers for the luncheon gathering. The agenda included in- " Congregational I' pertly crafted mto today's new designs and of course you 9 30 a m ADULT & YOUTH EDUCATION are assured of fine quality and value when you shop Arpin'S troduc~io~ ?f new, senior members Mrs. Douglas Blatt, and " HOUR Mr~. Vlrglll;la Carlin, ~s. D~mond Davies, Miss Carolyn Chtldren's Learnmg Center American Baptist Elvidge, MISS Katherme Endicott, Mrs. William Finken- " j Church Duty and Sales staedt Jr., Mrs. Edwin Fisher, Mrs. Richard Grow, Mrs. 11 ,. m DIVINE WORSHIP 240(halronte at Lothrop John Jagger, Mrs. Peter Kross, Mrs. John Mabley Mrs "The Old Rugged Cross" 884-3075 " , Tax Refunded Richard Platt, Mrs. James Sanford, Mrs. John S~here~ Children's Church School and Nursery " Full Premium on and Mrs. Christopher Terry. "HIS American Funds Fur Specialist for over 59 years CHARACTER" Speaker was Bob Trutner, the Tau Beta Camp director. Christ the King 51. James St John 7 35-53 Lutheran Church ,I Park In the Downtown 484 PeliSSIer Street H~ il~ustrat~ .his comments ~ith sh~es taken during the 20338 Mack, GPw. Lutheran Church Church School - MichIgan aff111ateof the Amencan DIabetes Association's 930 a m only Parking Garage - Windsor • I. '51') 2'53. '5(112 884-5090 "on The Hill" session at the camp, located in Columbiaville, Mich. which \lc\I,lIan 01 K.rch ..,.1 930 & 11 15 a m Park at PeliSSier Upen ~1on .Sat 9.5:30 1i8~-051 I last summer hosted more than 400 diabetic children. Sunday School 9 00 a m ServIces Bible Classes 9 00 a m Crib room avaIlable Mrs. Julius Huebner, incoming Tau Beta president was WORSHIP SERVICES for both servIces 930&1l.OOam mtroduced, along with her new board members. M~ W. Famll) WorshIp 10 30 a m Dr Ro) R Hutcheon FollO\\ed bj FellO\\'shlp Hour (Nurse!"). both SeTVlCes) Gerald Warren is association vice-president. Mrs. Francis 9 30 a m Sun School THIS IS IT Wed Bible Class 10 00 am ST. MICHAEL'S Brossy III is camp vice-president. Association and camp Wed Vespers 7 30 P m < Pa,lor G('orge \1 'khelt ..r EPISCOPAL THIRD AND FINAL MARKDOWN treasurers, respectively, are Mrs. William Gilbride and Joseph P Fabry, Pastor Pa,lor Robort -\ Rlmbo Mrs Edwin MacKethan III. Corresponding and recording MH:hael Vokt. Vicar ~ I CHURCH secretaries, respectively, are Mrs. Edward McDermott 2M,S SunnlOgdale Park and Mrs. Henry Earle III. St. Paul Ev. Gro~se POlOte "nods .'4." Lutheran 88404820 ~=mer 8 00 a m Hal) Eucharist .Other m~mber~ of the board are Mrs. Charles Whitney, Fournier '5 Furniture 5t\ Church Methodh,t 9 30 a m Bible Study MISS Bethme Whitney, Mrs. Craig Curtiss, Mrs. Robert ~ '881-6670 Church INur-;ery A\allable) Peabody, Mr~. Robert Ollison, Mrs. Eugene Gargaro, Mrs. '} ~ Chaltonte and ~ 1030 am Thomas Smith, Mrs, Charles Endicott, Mrs William , ..v lothrop 20571 Vernier Choral Eucharist and Worship 9 a m Just east of 1-94 Sermon Sunday School Lafer, Mrs. Donald Chamberlin, Mrs. Robert Lambrecht Weekday Eucharist GREAT CLEARANCE SALE Mrs. Gordon Riggs, Mrs. Charles VanDusen II, Mrs. Wil~ Education for All 10 10am Harper Woods Worship 11 15a m 884-2035 9 'lO a m Tuesda~ liam Zoufa] and Mrs. John Ottaway Jr. Nursery available 9A M 9 00 a m Church Sch()(" 9 a m .12 i5 FIRST SATCRDAY BEDROOMS, DINING ROOMS, SOFAS, CHAIRS, . 10 30 a m Worship Reclor Robert E ""11\ REV J PHILIP WAHL Rev Don LJchteofelt Lookmg For Friendship TABLES, LAMPS. . Artists Market takes a 'look' REV ROBERT CURRY and BIble Teachmg" GROSSE POINTE QrO~~It::,nt. Grosse Pointe Eleven area artists (SIXwomen, panel presentatIOn moderated by BAPTIST CHURCH METlIODIST Unitarian Church flve men. eight painters, three Tom Parish, himself a realist UP TO 50% AND MORE OFF 21336 Mack AHnue CHURCH t sculptors) are featured In an exhl' Grosse Pomte Wood~ (t211 MOfOSI Road I blllOn "The Look of Thmgs' Reservations for the presenta. 881-334~ 816-2313 ~ Realism In DetrOIt" running now tlOn, whIch IS open to the public, A Warm Welcome , ~~ ON ONE OF A KIND OR DISCONTINUED through Fnday, Mar 15, at the De. may be made by calling 962-0337 It 9.15 Family ~~~:,~:~orshIP~ WorshIp and "RITE? trolt ArtIsts Market on Randolph Will be held In the Artists Market's II 0:> a m r Church School RIGHT'" QUALITY FURNITURE. EVERYTHING Street m HarmOnie Park MaIO Gallery Sunday School The show was Juned by Robert Runmng concurrently With "The 945 a m I I 11 15 WorshIp Ilam'>tr\llc IS MARKED DOWN. WIlbert, of the Wayne State Um- Look of things," m the Upper Gal- E.en ng Servlce~ I ~ I and Nursery Care d nel ( hurch !-'chool 63Jpm 'I 1P 17l",()\tAl \mE verslty Art Department ExhIbIt- lery, IS an ail-medIa show of work Nursery 'i Dr Robert W Boley lllli (j.110 Ing artists WIll dISCUSStheir work, by local artists, selected by Ri- All Services ~ pt Rev Jack Mannschreck .John (orrddo \Iml,tu HUBBYIN~EtmS-MARCH2ND_ IO<;Olrllhon Ilnd "WIlV of loolonO'" I'hnrrl 'R,I""hc; iuror ::Inn thp Mllr- on Wednesday. Mar -6, at a 7 p m ket's Jury CommlUee THE SUBJECT F08 THIS SUNDAY IS' Faith Lutheran "CHFTST JESUS" Church 'Fourl1;-er:'S Furniture' CHRIST CENTERED - ALCW has full schedule First Church of Chnst, SCIentist SPIRIT LEO '. ", )7~ 13 Harper The American Lutheran Church secretary, Beverly Henry. Jefferson al Philip 822 2296 St Clair Shores Women Board of St Paul Evangell. treasurer. Carol Gutman. steward. Grosse Pomte Farms cal Lutheran Church meets the flrst shIp chairperson. and Lmda Von 282 Chalfonle Ave ' Sunda\ Worship 10 l'i am Located between Moross and Moran Sunday '>chool 9 00 am 881-1285 n6-8900 Wednesday mormng of each month Gunten, education chairperson Serv,ces at the church, Chalfonte Avenue The St Paul Evangehcal ALCW Pra)er &. Praise , • ", c ~"," F _ • ;~;c• has three Circles whIch meet each Sunday 1030 AM Wed 730 pm and Lothrop Road Sunday School 1030 AM . • ' !', s,: . ~!.f, month Naomi Circle, led by Pa~tor The board consIsts of Sue Askew. Wednesday 8 00 P M Ronald W Schmidt , ,-~: :.F:','JE'-,'.Jf,V president. Helen FICk, vlce- Dorothy ChaUVin, met Tuesday, presIdent. Mildred Koepphn, Feb 19,at 12:30p m atthechurch .. 1 ... Page Five-S Thursday, February 28, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS PEO to mark Spring Dance Slimnastics sessions set The Dance Slimnastics Ltd. aero. days at 6:45 p.m. Evemng classes portumty to work out aerobically, blc fitness organization begInS a Will also meet at Grosse Pointe lOSIng inches, tonmg muscles and Founders' Day new series of spring aerobiC dance Woods Presbyterian Church, on imprOVIng the heart-and lung sys- PEO Sisterhood will celebrate Its classes m the Pomte area the week Mondays and Wednesdays at 6:45 tem, as many times per week as 116th Founders' Day Lunehpon on of Mar 4. The new session, "Team pm, and at the JFK Library In deSIred The class fee covers the Saturday, Mar 2, at the North Con- Work," will run for eight weeks. Harper Woods, on Mondays and cost of two one.hour sessions per gregatIOnal Church, CIVIC Center Wednesdays at 7 p m week; extra workouts are avaIl- Drive In Southfield The event I!> SItter service IS available for Students need no prevIous dance able at no extra cost. sponsored by the DetrOit Recipro- classes meetmg at Chnst the Kmg or athletic expenence to enjoy a Dance ShmnastJcs' "Recruit A City, which repre!>cnt!> chapter!> m Lutheran Church on Mondays and Dance Sllmnastics se!lSlOn The Rookie" feature enables eligible the Greater DetrOit area Wednesdays at 9'30 a m and Mon- routmes are preceded by a senes of students to earn a discount on fu- days and Thursdays at 4 pm, and floor work exercises designed for ture class fees by sponsormg new A recelvmg lme of !>tate officer!> at First Lutheran Church, DetrOit, concentrated tonIng of waIst, hips students. and pa!>t-pre!>ldent!> will form tell on Tuesdays and Fndays at 9:30 and thighs Persons of all ages are Further mformatlOn on the 11 30 a m Luncheon Will be !>crved a m welcome Dance Shmnastics program may at noon The afternoon gue!>t!>peak- Christ the KIng WIll host evenmg Under the club's umque free be obtamed by calhng 886-7534 or er IS Gwen Frosllc LucJ!le Ladou- classes on Tue!>days and Thurs- class optIOn, members have the op- 882-6634 ceur, chall'man of Reclpl'oclty, I!> planmng the luncheon, With assl!>t- ance from Ruth Econ and Chapter AE, responsible for thl!> year'!> Church Circles meet Tuesday Bridge Group f'ounders' Day program Grosse Pomte Memonal Church chard, In her South Rosedale Court home, Hazel Bramley and Merle PEO IS a philanthropiC and edu- Women's ASSOCiationCIrcles meet meets Mar. 6 next Tuesday, Mar 5, at 9 15 or Cole, m theIr Lothrop Road home, All members of the Gros5e catIOnal orgamtallOn dedicated to and Janet Miller, In the church brlngmg 10creased opportumlles 9 30 am, 1. 7 30 or 7 45 pm, ac- POInte Woman's Club who enJoy for higher educatIOn to women It cordIng to their regular tIme lounge bndge are InVIted to attend a was founded as a college !>oronty on schedules Refreshments and fellowshIp meeting of the Woman'f:> Club's the campus of Iowa Wesleyan Col- ServIng as hostesses are Joyce precede Bible study at these Bridge Group next Wednesday, lege On Jan 21, 18b!!, when seven Edwards, III her Chalfonte Avenue monthly CIrcle meetmgs VISItors Mar. 6, at noon In the Grosse POInte home, Anne BleIch, 'n hf'r Hal,l,- young woman !>tudent!> pleu~eu drc welt:omc FWlhcl llIfUllII THRNEOMODELING? 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We're just 9 Post Office Box 2250 at Cabo Hall miles from Moore County, home of Sanford, North Carolina 27330 ~~;~~;.F~.ac~:~~~S~;;inleror More Inform.llon c..11 Adul1.5-$5 00 the DtlC HOll ne CMdren & ~n1or Cltozens-$3 00 Pinehurst, golf capItal of the world! You Telephone: (919) 499-5103 ~ \. ,19~ ~~Hfl::~n Free Consultation o K C - 5 HOW Family Tlcket-$l2 00 .5 5 2 7 4 6 9 (2 Mult3 3 Chlklren) u" .. tee ...... ,,-"-..-~~-~~~ ...-.,.-r-...-" GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 28, 1985 Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY ~ BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE @ SINE REALTY . IT'S WORTH YOl'H TIME TO CALL SINE. SIX FIRST OFFERINGS ST CLAIR SHORES FIRST OFFERING - BUilt by owner to be the RIVIERA TERRACE - CondominIUm - Second perfect family home Four bedrooms, two floor- lWObedrooms - two baths-<-arpelmg baths, modern kitchen Marble fireplace IS - no stairs - pool - club house - Immedldte focal pomt m hvmg room Den With bookcases posses!>lOn and paneled recreahon room With fireplace and wet bar GROSSE POINTE SHORES VERNIER - ~e, en room bnck Coloma I - three FIRST OFFERING - Large Coloma I In good con- bftirooms - new modern kitchen - fireplace dition Featurmg two bedrooms and bath on - redecorated throughout - new carpeting first floor, three bedrooms and bath on second - vacant - terms floor, sun room and den, large kitchen GROSSE POINTE WOODS FIRST OFFERING R0SL YN -- Alummum - two story - three ~",,,\,\,..,,,. - F!P..ST OFFER!"lG - (,l-!"RMt1\lr, r"''I,''1'FR I>Pnr('f'm< - nl'n - 11lrl!e famdv kItchen - METICULOl'SLY MAINTAINED FARMS ENTRANCE Coloma I featurmg four bedrooms utlhty area - drive - garage - Ideal starter HOME for the d1scnmmatmg executive and faml' den, and a sunny breakfast room, hardwood noon. Iy Paneled hbrary, SIX bedrooms, four baths throughout thiS mehClilol!Sly malntamed home HARPER WOODS Heated pool and greenhouse Nearly an acre of BOURNEMOUTH - CondominIUm - two landscaped private hvmg Attached garage, cen- SPACIOUS RANCH ON CUL DE.SAC ExcellE'nt bedroom - newly decorated - new cal'pE'tmg tral air, and sprmkhng system are Just a rev. of floor plan, three bedrooms, famIly room WIth - Ideal area - rlose to shopping ,md the amenitIes offered fireplace, den, large IGtchen, attached garage transportatIOn - make offer ENGLISH TUDOR m excellent condJtlOn and loca. INCOME PROPERTY - We have a fme selectIOn SINE REALTY non Four bedrooms, two and one half baths. on Nottmgham, Maryland, Somerset. Rivard, library, new Iutcben, natural "'ood ....ork, stam- Utica Road, RIViera, Jefferson, call toda\' for \Il L11Ll:-'1~EH\'lu-: ed and leaded glass doors, a pleasure to live CONTEMPORARY - LAKE VIEW specifICS . !' \H" ....OFFllE 8847000 10, near schools and transportation All masonry, contemporary design located 10 Grosse POinte Shores With a view of the lake from BEST BUY - McKINLEY Colomallarger lot and most rooms LlVlng-Dmmg area With vaulted cell. KENWOOD ROAD LOCATION With such specIal features as an mground pool, slate roof. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. attached tv. 0 car garage, three bedrooms, one Ings and a great entertaining plan. Many speCial natural wood panelmg,leaded glass and a new and one half baths, 15x 13family room Priced constructIOn featw-es, larger rooms, great closets, IN THE WOODS to sell m low SO's family room and an underground heated garage kitchen WIth oak cabmetry and plenty of bwlt. In appliances. Seller wants QUICK SALE 1194 ALINE TWO-FAMILY INCOME COMPLETELY RESTORED ENGLISH TUDOR OPEN SUNDAY 2:00-5:00 NEAR LOCHMOOR CLUB - Attractive Eng!lsh MANSION - New kitchen, five bedrooms Tudor on popular Lochmoor Four bedrooms, each with bath, magnificent oak woodwork 874 Barrmgton - $79,900 three and one half baths, famJly room and floors Wonderful home for entertammg hbrary Freshly decorated, outstandmg storage <;pace AFFORDABLE - Four bedrooms $72,000 Com- YOUNG MARRIEDS - Great starter home fortable home, City locatIOn near Richard $43,llOOSpecial bungalow m Harper Woods- school, considerable updatmg, remodeled ~ ,.. 1-94and Morass area, three bedrooms, IGtchen -~ . bath, natural woodwork With oven and range, a must see On a cul-de-sac You will find a Brick, prIme locatIOn, near . ~ large nicely landscaped lot, a Vdlage Could be owner OCCUPied FARMS - Beautifully restored, four bedroom IIlEAl TOilS three bedroom, bath and a half Many extras Please call Shlrlev DUTCH COLONIAL Master bedroom sUIte WOODS COLONIAL - Three bedrooms, one and bungalow w1th a modern kitchen Ireland for an appointment . With a natural fireplace, hbrary With bUIIt.m one half bath Colomal Features hardwood and an exceptIOnally large porch shelves, large country kitchen, step-down !lv. floors, copper plumbmg, extra Insulahon, with a fme view Please call for an mg room Impressive 100x 139lot, Just a block natural fireplace, heated Flonda room and appomtment $67,900 882-5200 much more Pnced m the 70's from the lake VACANT LOT - Pflme area located at the corner of University and East Jefferson 120X165 Please call for details . 3Jo~n$.. ~Ol)nman"c Computerized - Mu/tl/lstcd 93 KERCHEVAL 886-3060 GROSSE POINTE An lnaportant Statement Established 1951 ~rn + Borland-JohnstonAs8oeiates of Earl Keirn ReallY A STi\NDARD OF PRINCIPLES PERTAINING TO THE TRANSACTION OF REAL ESTATE Borl,md John~ro!1 -\"OU,lIl ~ of F.lrI Kell1l I~ the Ile\\ Il.Ul1COf.l hlghh re~pntcd (Jro~~c POlllte Rc,i1 F~t,lIe COmp,11l\ \\ I1llh 11.1" hccil 111hU~1I1e~~111our LOmmUnll\ tor 111.111\I c.lr" \\c helle\ e lh,H \\ Hh lhe l!1.lngl It I' .lppropn,Ht. to mtorm IOU of our lommllmelll to ~en L ~ou ,I~ Lkdll.lllcl rro!t. ~~lorl.ll ,md l,ln:n lomnll11uJ LET'S GO DUTCH~ Re,i\lor~ Dutch Colomal that IS With old fashIOned space and charm LIVIng room WIthfireplace, den, formal dmmg room, kItchen, breakfast room and lavatory DefIling IfIU io .fkll Ifmr HorUie De'lllng You Buy II ..VeU"Hflme on the ftrst floor UpstaIrs you WIllfind three bedrooms and a bath plus a sleep- Ing porch PrICed 10 the 70's \\e 1.ll-e OUi I1duLI.lfI rl-~pl)l1~lhilll\ 10 \ ('1I IhL '>c:Ikr \X hether \ ou need .1l.lrger home or .1...m,tller one, I UI 'UIOU ...I\ Till" firm .!I1d lht. 1i~ILr 01 lour hOl11e \\ helher \ ou .Ire curremh 11\ Il1g here or helng lr,m~ferred \\Ill hlel' urefllih [0 lour IL I~on, tor ,cIling prep.lrl to the .lrLI, \\ e \\ III Il<;ten l.Ireful! I to \ our requ1remenh 'Ilember of the .lIld reI le\\ ,III home" ,IV.lIl.lhle on the nl.lrket Your ,lgem LOCATED' ON THE HILL .11l1.lrkel ,lppr,lI~,lI .lIld eoun~e1 IOU on pflung \\c In Grosse POinte Farms Grosse POlnte Real F...stale EXchange 3rros.s from Perry Drug~ "'.comb Board 01Reallors \\ 11lde~lgn I ll1.lrkt.llllg pl.m 1I1i11/11l~prm U) ,1I1d \\ III chelk the new ll"tll1g~ on our computer fir<;l thing DelroLt Board of Realtors ~()ph1~tluleLl m.lrketmg nroecdurL~ \\1.' helong to both l I en mornll1g .1l1dImmedl.Ilc!1 !1otlf\' IOU of oe\\ lhe (jro~~e POll1le .!I1d \lll011l1) \Iulu Ii~l ~I ~Icm~ .md IIqll1g<; on Ihe n1.lrkCl which \\ould be of ll1tere ..l to IOU 111e~etogclhu \\ IIh 1m i1ne\"p.lper~ lIId other Your ,Igelll \\ III per'iOn.111\ ~ho\\ \ ou e\ en- home \ ou ~pell.III/Ld mnh,l gll,1 r.mlCL I Illir h( llI ...e thl \\ Ilk ~t \\ l'ih 10 ...ee, ,1Odcoun"c:I \ ou on pflce. l(mdlllOn of the e\p()~lIre 10 We ,lre.1 full ~ervl(e tOmpoll1\ .Ihle to dlrecI hlll cr" to Ihe 1505 ROSLYN he"'l Ill10lnung through ollomputer link to ;\Iew York ,mcl GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Cute, cozy bungalow With formal IIv. BORLAND-JOHNSTON ...... ,1 I. I I ~ ~ _...... • I mgroom nalurlllf,r""la"" n,",",,' ""- ,"...... " ,. , AMOeiat~oj tJ1 " ... \..1..... \..Il ... l..-UI'-U IIII'll J~"HI"JII \ Jl I III IlL ....IIIUIJIX ()f PUf( 11 ."t' ~he~ With eatmg area '-hain);ih"~~~riclfj~rU ~t~~lb~~~~J~'pl~~ df propCrlJe~ 111Ihe f1l1l~1 rc~ort ,lrC.I~ tea;msTwO car garage, qUIck posses<;lon only $65,000 Land Contract ~():; I "hl r R, lid 111'1/01 /1f)\\lhl(' 1111hl' Iml/led '/1(1((' 10 dl\( If" all Of (,rtl"l 1'00ntL \11 IH2 ~() (~HlHH6 ~H()(j fhe 'l /1 /( 1" I Olll/Uil' 11'(/111/1' 0/ 11(,111,11 fo /ie/ /(11 III It halel cr \'fill lieI'd 111I eul e,lalc 'e/I /(" 1/ hellCI ('/ 1011 20(lj-\1.,lk <\HnIJL I>alll1S. I/e('d II 1'1111 lIecd 11\ Plea\e «(If{ (ml' 1111/1'Irio hm ('.!- (,r""l P01l11l \Xood' \11 IH2 ~() hlgllll ('\fiene/Iced careel (olnlllllled aI-Wilt, 11orklll)!, .....---()ltCCtl----.. I ~, ~l HH1(' 100 //0111 III U (om e1llc/111)'lo(aled ul/Ilc\ read)' to \en'e )'011 ~"" PEALTOf 17646 MACK 886-4444 I i Thursday, February 28, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page sev.~Q ------~------_._.------_._- -, ""FIRST OFFERING"" !fim $atO$ ~~en~£, Jne. " Near the lake In the City - SpaCIOUScenter en- Great Eo'arms locatIOn. Story and a half m super trance ColomaIWith tugh ceJlmgs, beautiful detail, conditIOn Three bedrooms Lind a family room recently redecorated, hvmg room, sun room, Under $70,000 17108 MACK study, kitchen with eating area, master bedroom With fIreplace, four ddditlonal bedrooms, new One of d kind Shores Colomal completely 886.9030 furnace renovated and decorated by D J Kennedy New Mutschler kitchen With t2 foot addition, formal hv Grosse POinte Farm!> Colomal- Three bedrooms, Ing dnd (hnmg room, fallllly room, hbrary WIth OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 one and a half baths, hVlng room With fIreplace, built In bar, lull bath and lavatory on flr~t floor dining room, kitchen With breakfast loom and Master bedroom WIth new spa and large custom pantry closet Two addlbonal bedrooms and bath on 3e. OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 cond floor Call for the extensive list of 905 BERKSHIRE A stones throw from the lake and parks Enghsh unprovements Tudor With beaubful natural woodwork - slate roof Gorgeous fIve bedroom Enghsh Tudor With four and one half baths, formal dJllmg room, by Win- - fIve bedrooms - three full baths Newer kitchen 70 L \XJ%HOHE - Remlnu,cent'Of a house In the dowed breakfast room, hbrary, basement WIth With greenhouse Window Family room and f<~ngllsncountryside, thiS locatIOn on Lake St Clair PewablC lIle recreatIOn room, and fJreplace Also, library Very attracbve offers plenty of room for d family as wetl dS mUlh needed pl'lVdC) BeautIful paneling and ,PdCIOU'> an unbehevable three story entrance foyer With stained glass skyhght! Heart of the !<'arms . One of the area'!> mo~t rooms make thlb the house for the ,>peclal buyer demanded locations Four bedroom!>, three full baths, first floor lavatory, SpaCIOU!>lamlly room, HARVARD (WAD - Center entral'ce Colomal COlY den WIth beamed ceiling, new kItchen With With three belli ooms and two dnd a hdlf balhs ),lV eating area Great family home See thl!>one' mg room wIlh fireplace, den, kllchen has edtlllg SHOW BY APPOINTMENT drea Immediate occupancy 1434 36 SOMERSET - Super two family With separates I SImple assumption on Land Contract, great 59 LAKESHORE - All the charm of a turn of the rental area of Grosse Pomte Cllll today for more informatIOn on thIS super value' century residence and all the convemence of a new Custom bUIlt ShOleb home that has IJern modified home Beautiful woodwork and leaded glass Win and deeOlated WIth today's life !>tyleIII mmd Four 377 RIDGEMONT - BeautIful three bedroom brIck bungalow With modern kItchen, formal dllllllg room, dows, new kitchen and bathrooms and new decor bedroomb and lwo and a half lJath3 New modern fInished basement, natural fireplace, one and one half car garage, plus much morel Truly a one of a kind house kItchen With large breakfast aJ ea New famIly iVOU' v\t...l~V1Jk'Uf;) \,~t.-111dbJ":)1.,tp....J pr.l~l.4t0 >urd 1:!41 NU nlNlJ-HAM - Well mamlamen home I Ihree plU3 bedrooms, updatea lutchen wllh oUlilm Ol!>n- f<'our bedroom, two and one half bath center en- Formal hVlllg dnd dllllng room Many other washer, natural fIreplace With bookshelves on both Sides, fully Insulated' Call today trance Colomal m excellent conditIOn With hbrary, features including a large ,econd f100l playroom modernized kitchen, breakfast area and a <;ensa- or office 20482 LENNON - Beaullful three bedroom ranch In Harper Woods Flmsl'ted basement With kItchen, tiona I recreatIOn room Two bUildable lots dre one and one half baths, Grosse Pomte schools I PrIvate streetl Pl'lced at only $59,900! 1 available If the purchaser Wishes them 511 BALLANTYNE - Contemporary Colomat III the Deeplands area of the Shores Beautifully 9 MILE - WOODWARD - Ferndale Apartment Spotless 17 umt bUlldmg, always full Great conditIon. Lovely neighborhood - convement to schools and eqUIPped kitchen WIthadJOIrunglaundry room and Assume large land contract balance With 17years remammg Great cash flow Ask for JIm Bertakls. shoppmg - very sharp Olleand one half story home greenhouse, spacIOus famIly room, paneled on Fairholme m Grosse POinte Woods Call for fur- library, ample bedrooms and bdths, 42 foot pool 13253E OUTER DRIVE - Located Just one half block off Mack Avenue ThiS Enghsh Coloma Ifeatures ther detaJls and pool house Call tor a preview one and a half baths, leaded French doors leadlllg to the den, formal hvmg room WIthfireplace, master bedroom features large closets also double leaded French doors leadlllg to dreSSing SUite, play room off third bedroom new r?Qf PrlCen tinder $60,000 THOROUGH COVERAGE OF 20720MARTER ROAD - Beautiful three bedroom brIck Colomal for only $99,900 Family room, two and a half baths, natural fireplace, beautiful covered patIO, full bath off master bedroom, part fmlshed GROSSE POINTE PROPERTIES basement, modern kitchen WIth apphances Included 76 KERCHEVAL TO BUY OR SELL A HOUSE CALL 885-7000 AmerIcan Red Cross Grosse' Pointe Real Estate Exchange THE PROPERTIES LISTED HERE AND ON THE FOLLOWING PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE LOOKING FOR A CHANGE? FIVE - FIRST OFFERINGS FIRST OFFERING - Custom bUIltin 1961by pre- LOCHMOOR BOULEVARD - Center entrance JEFFERSON - St Clair Shores On a 111x 440 BORLAND-JOHNSTON ASSOCIATES OF EARL sent owner. Three bedroom, two and one half Colomal LIbrary WIth fireplace Five kmg lakefront with steel seawall thiS custom bUilt KEIM REALTY (formerly Borland Associates) bath Coloma!. Four- natural fIreplaces 111- size bedrooms and three and one half baths Colomal offers four bedrooms and three and has a umque new commiSSion schedule for eluding one in the 20 foot master bedroom Bay WIndow III library, breakfast room and one half baths 26 foot famIly room ....Ith agents to the Pomtes You'll be pleasantly sur- Flnish~ basement.,\vith bar: Newell furnace dmmg room Recreahon room WIth fIreplace, fIreplace and bUilt-in gas barbecue Library prised If you gl ve us the opportUDJlJ' 10share , and roof Two car attached garage Located bar and lavatory Central all' Sprmkler fll-sf'floor laundry Central air. Three car at- our Ideas With you We,currenUy _ve open- near Wmdmlll Pomte Drive and lakefront system Attached garage 100foot lot, part In tached garage plus storage shed mgs In both of our Grosse Pomte offices for the Shores and part III the Woods Lakefront park JEFFERSON - Grosse POInte City LUXUrIOUS career committed new or experienced real prIVileges to both parks two bedroom, two bath, fIrst floor con- estate sales professionals Allulqulnes WIllbe FIRST OFFERING - Four bedroom, three bath, domimum Den WIth parquet floor Wet bar m kept confidential Contact Forman Johnston TN THE SHORES on Fordcroft Lovely family one and one half story residence on Grosse hvmg room Central all' at 886-3800or Nanci Bolton at 884-6400for fur- Pomte Boolevard FIrst floor master bedroom home bwlt In 1981 First floor master bedroom ther informatIOn . sUIte FamIly room Recreatlon room WIth swte FIrst floor laundry 30foot family room fireplace New kitchen Deck With gas grIll Three bedrooms, two baths on second Two LAKEPOINTE - Three bedr(;)m, one and one Two car attached garage furnaces for effiCiency Attached garage half bath Coloma!. Formal wmng room Wood BORLAlVD-JOHl\TSTOl\T Many amemtIes deck Convenient locatIOn near public A-.elat_of FIRST OFFERING - Attractive Coloma I Wltl> transportation Low $70's. \C)~ fl"hc'r'ROiId Gro1"<' Polnlt MI04IU\O four bedrooms and four and one half baths on ~ .....x:.r ~ ...... r..... ,.....w..,.- kQ~.....Y /h&'.RY -0J Moran Road near the Boulevard 16 fool ~ --'r-"- ~ P' (1111--1""" hbrary With fireplace and bay FIrst floor ~ A fN LAKEVIEW - Four bedroom, two and one half .!n(1'4" Mxk AxcnlJ(' ~~ ::p ...... -, .t: ~"" bath Colonial near Farms PIer, transportation • G"~'l(' Pnlnl('Wood~ ~14R2\6 laundry and maids room. Master bedroom has ;;; i:2 1 :%lit"'..... rH\l~R4 MOO fIreplace, sitting room and bath Three addi- ,...... '"'" .. "" 1"'.J4' and Country Club Paneled library Paneled _'Roe lid""" I ..... t tIOnal famIly bedrooms and two baths Hurl')" M ~:/j * recreation room WIthbar. Newer furnace and roof Glass enclosed porch across front of on thiS one. - f~" > house Two car garage FIRST OFFERING - Kensmgton Road Four ;;?B~~,...... :':'IfNA ;j'h _ bedroom, two and one half bath Colomal With LAKELAND - Three bedroom, two and one half bonus, fifth bedroom and third bath on thIrd bath Cape Cod FIrst floor bedroom FamIly floor First floor den 60 foot lot Two and one room with bullt-m cabmets. Covered porch half car garage. Furnace, roof and garage on- ~--.~ ~!' Two car garage 60X 164 lot $130,000 ly eight years old Only $89,500 POPULAR WOODBRIDGE condomimums Two bedroom townhouse, nicely decorated Private FIRST OFFERING - Outstanding Colomal on patio $76,000 McKINLEY - Coloma I buIlt In the 60's Three ************** beautiful and SpaCIOUSgrounds III the Farms bedrooms FIrst floor den Full bath 011 fIrst Library WIth bay and fireplace Family room BEVERLY ROAD - Spauous residence WIth m addItion to full bath on second Paneled ~ HENDRICKS ~ Four klllg size bedrooms and three and one many recent Improvements t9x20 paneled recreation room Two car garage -it and Associates, Inc. "On the HIli" *' half baths plus two maids or guest rooms With hbrary With fIreplace and bar. 20 foot glassed bath Pool for summer enjoyment Many and screened porch Master bedroom has ~ ....FIRST OFFERING.... amenitIes, too numerous to mention Call for fireplace EIght bedrooms and SIXand one half McMIllAN - Four bedrooms and two full baths *' further details baths Three car garage ExtenSIVe gardens Newer kItchen. Faml1y room. RecreatIOn -it Harcourt - Two Family room PatJoand beautiful yard ProfessIOnally *' -. decorated 50 foot lot CAPE COD on BIShlp Road m DetrOit near Grosse -it $85,000 * Pomte FIrst floor den or bedroom Two bedrooms on second One and one half baths -it SEVEN YEAR LAND CONTRACT ASSUMP-1 NOTRE DAME near Jefferson Four bedroom, ~ TION at eleven percent separate utl1Jties iIf'" Recreatlon room WIth fireplace Covered ter- two and Ollehalf bath Colomal 21x24 Garden race Williamsburg decor room With Franklm stove Two car attached ~ plus three car garage. GREAT BUY! * garage Pl'Ivate yard 60X 156 lot $122,500 ~ TEXAS STYLE RANCH - Three bedroom, two BRYS DRIVE - Four bedroom, one and one half * ..... and one half baths, famJly room, patio WIth ,.L bath Colomal Family room With fIreplace ~ gnU and two and one half car garage. iIf'" Country kitchen New carpetmg on flNt floor SOMERSET - Income property Two Units each All rooms freshly pamted 71 foot lot Three With two bedrooms separate utIlItIes One ~ "LOCATION" * umt vacant car garage Paneled and larpeted recreatIOn ..... BRICK INCOME - Two bedrooms each plus CHARMING COLONIAL m popular Farms area room * on HIllcrest Den Kitchen has bUilt-illS 28 foot "! heated sun rooms and natural fireplaces ,.L master bedroom With bath Two addItional UNIVERSITY - NIcely decorated Three ~ Two furnaces $55,000...... bedrooms and bath Recreation room Three car CLAIRVIEW - Superb ranch m great Shores bedrooms, one and one half baths Family locatIOn FamIly room and large glassed In room Two car garage 50 foot lot $93,000 garage porch adjacent to brick patIO Two bedrooms ~ 884-0840 ~ and two baths Central aIr WOODLAND SHORES DRIVE - French <;tyled CRESTWOOD - ~lce Shores locatIOn Three Colomal FamIly room FIrst floor laundry t .. bedroom, one and one half bath ranch For- and greenhouse Master bedroom has bath mal dmmg room Family room RecreatIOn and slttmg room wlth fireplace Two addI- room WIlh fIreplace and bar Two car attach- tIOnal bedrooms and bath Fmlshed basement ed garage Central all' Withsauna Central all', spnnkler system and security system GROSSE POINTE BOULEVARD - SpaCIOUSCol omal bUilt In 1967on over two acres of prime land Library With fireplace and bar FamIly Remodeling information available room Screened terrace EIght bedrooms and Open Sunday 2:00-5:00 GREAT FARMS LOCATION Three bedroom, SIX and one half baths Tenm<;court, pool and Whalcver home Improve- frankness, mtegnty 100 respon- three bath residence on Fall' Acres First floor menl proJecl you are abeul 10 Slblhly m deahng y, I'h lhe pub- squash court Many hne deluxr features 1422Kensmgton - Five bedr.x>m, thrf"CIlnd O'le master bedroom Paneled library First floor laun- begm, ,he Nallon ..1 Ho"'e!!!' hc half bath Colomal $89,500 tirv Recreation room WIth fIreplace Central at~ .",. ,y ..._...... _ "r~lt 'f;'~ _...s_ ... _~ .~_ .., .. ~ ... provemenl CounCIl prOVIdes .. aml lawn spnnkiel system Two lar allacneu V'V .. $2i~cKx;...u \.. ~U.1'\1U'JII,;), 11.-111 '-' a,#QWI";' I valuable mforrnauon from ~Iart 10 finish m :Is free brochure, garage 30 N Etlgewood - Three bedroom ranch $175,000 =!~ lIugo ~ Hlgbw Lenore Pa!>qumelh "How 10 ReT'lOdel " !Jonald R SmIth, l\1gr Irene PfeIffer 1155Lakeland - Three bedroom, one and one half r~iiYi'~ story $100,000 The NHIC wa~ founded ~JI¥l Kay Agney Erwm SattelmClrr m 1956 allhe requesl of the __ Rachel Baumann Roger Southworth 717Umverslty - Three bedroom Enghsh $93,000 Wmdemere Place - Provencal and Lakeshore Eisenhower admmlmallOn, and ...... Wilham B Devhn V1erry ~lamman loday represents more than 2600 ---e:..-II \1anlyn Slamt7ke Condos Iml Conme Gnfflth flrm~ 10 over 40 clUes For I free copy of "How to HIGBIE MAXON, INC. Frank ,J Hu,>lcr ,Jalk}[ Wal'>h ,lulle Waterfall Other fme GrosSE' Pomte propertIes available In It~ membe" loclude conlrec Remodel," ~end a slamped, 83 Kercheval Ave Peter ,J Kauffman lor~, manu faclurers, lenders, ~elf.addressed envelope to eM mGBIE .rohn E M('ndenhall Wmmfred Weyhmg all pTlce ranges Call or stop In our offIce and ~uppller~, ullhly c(1mpallle~and Nallonal Home ImprovelDelM Martha Sattley Morav Brrnard WhItley dlscu<;s your real estate needs WIth one of our 886-3400 pubh~he" who are pledged 10 CounCil, II Enl 44111SCreet. Beverly Pack Dorothy ....hIlly full tIme professlOllal sales associates MAXON ob\erve the 1l1ghe\1 ~Iandards of New Yort, NY 10017. \ J ) Thursday, February 28, 1985 , Page Eight.S GROSSE POINTE NEWS Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange Schultes Real Estate THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVE.!K 1:1) BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE l!l NOTTINGHAM Immacu1"'e four bedroom FLEETWOOD A real gem of a semi ranch - ab- bungalow '}Wn t,O" • DCharmmg decor, solutely gorgeous throughout Three updated IotchtS I""" oak floors New fur- bedrooms, 111'0baths, full hve-Ill recreahon nace A very I.UIY house room With kitchen and bar 11 WINDMILL POINTE Superb workmanship and When }ou list your home With lake frontAlgeare premlwn features sought by CENTUR Y 21 LOCHMOOR we OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 the connOIsseur Add to that the romance of place a picture of your residence 1190Elford Ct - G P W an English Cotswold manor, the charm of a In the Macomb M L S book as well 1237Hampton - G P W courtyard garden and the good sense of as In the Grosse POinte Exchange modern day converuences and you have a rare book Youcandoubleyour!lome's 20855Bedufalt - H Woods breed see for yourself I exposure by hstlng It \\11th us I 668PEMBERTON - INVITING five bedroom, three and one half baths Colomal III an excellent locatIOn On NOTRE DA:llE a lovely three or four bedroom of the Park Recently pamted and decorated New kitchen, library and more center entrdnce Colomal \\ Ith ne\\ famIly room 1190ELFORD CT SpacIous semi-ranch located In qUiet court m Grosse Pomte Woods Ample kitchen, attractive decor large lot, natural fireplace and more'l! Large room SILCS ImmedIate occupancy BAU~OUR \'ery SpaCIOUSfamlly home With four large bedroom~ Beautiful paneled lIbrary 949 BALLANTYNE ELEGANT four bedroom two and one half bath Colomal m a deSIrable locatIon of \llth flrepldce and four room bonus sUite for Grosse Pomte Shores Convemenl floor plan, exceptIonal kitchen, large bedrooms dnd mOlelll offices or mother-ln.!a\1 apartment 75 WOODLAND SHORES - SPECTACULAR home III the Shores Superbly bUIll BUCKll'lGHAM Careful renovation and beautiful HA~IPTO!': ROAD t.:pddted three bedroom Col decor 10 thiS outstandmg English Tudor Five omal WIth new kitchen Idrge uhIJty room, ne\\ 1369 GRAYTON - OUTSTANDING three bedroom Coloma I WIth all the amemlles central all', mamte- bt..J;wru.:l1 ~hr~.:..Aud~r,c h~~f b~th.5.:u:d dc!u\.C' carpeting energ) Sd\ mg teature~ ndnce Iree, 11Illi>l1et.l lJdi>emellL, elV Tilli> oue willllu.l""l luug'" gourmet kitchen and breakfast room Beamed ceiling lIvmg room and three fireplaces 20855BEAUFAIT - ATTRACTIVE Coloma I In the Grosse Pomte School dlStflCt of Harper Woods Three BERKSHlHE AttractlVe famlly-!>Ized American bedrooms, one and one half baths, large family room, 12% mortgage assumphon McMILLAN Attractive Enghsh Tudor \\ Ith Coloma I offers five bedrooms, 1\10 and one SpaCIOUSbedrooms recently palllted, lo\el~ half baths Extra large dlmenslOm, 10 family 935 WESTCHESTER - LOVELY three bedroom one and one half bath home m a great condillon dnd room. kitchen and sunroom first floor hvmg room With fireplace, dmmg locatIOn of Grosse Pomte Park Call for detdlls' I room, family room and kitchen \\ lth pille cabmets All freshly decorated PEMBERTON Beautifully landscaped) ard and umque decoratlve buttresses enhance the at- trdctIve exterIOr of thiS SpaCIOu;,four bedroom Coloma I Cedar closet, central air condltJOmng William J. Champion & Company 1332 BEDFORD - OPEN SUNDAY 2004.00- 15205 ESSEX - OPEN SUNDAY 2 004 00 - WAYBURN Available on Land Contract or THE BEST BUY ON THE MARKET - LOCATED NEAR schools and parks, thiS ex- as:,umptlon Three bedrooms, one and one half $107,000 BeautIfully decorated English styl- ceptIOnal three bedroom center entrance Col- baths, nell carpetlllg Large paneled second 109WIthImmediate possessIOn There are five onial offers an opportunity to move mto a pro- floor bedroom bedrooms, one and one half baths, family fesSIOnally decorated house Withall the Impor- room, new kItchen and pretty new carpetmg tant improvemems natural woodwork, t; BERKSHlRE Under $70000 for four bedroom, A decorator show house for the choosy family leaded glass, hardwood floors, Circular drive -~ two ana one half bath home AND office III and more' BARRINGTON Three bedroom, one and one half great locatIOn Dentist or Doctor, the profes- 51 RADNOR CIRCLE - OPEN SUNDAY bath brick bungalow features leaded glass doors SIOnalWillapprecIate havlllg an office so close 2 004 00 - SEEING IS BELIEVING I Settle new carpetmg, fllushed basement With extra bath to home right mto thlS charmmg and well cared for 1051YORKSHlRE - OPEN SUNDAY 2 M.4 00- and bedroom roomy kitchen 'WIth eatmg space bungalow III the Farms It has everythlllg you NEED SPACIOUS ROOMS? Here lSthe house want m a home locatIOn, charm, privacy, SIXbedrooms, three and one half baths, PEMBERTON Fmlshed recreatIOn room With N RENAUD' Four bedroom semi-ranch \l,lth three bedrooms, one and one half baths, den, card room, famIly room, breakfast room, sec- bar In thiS updated three bedroom Colomal loads of storage, large Mutschler kitchen With country kItchen, formal dmlUg room and ond floor office, natural flfeplace, newer roof, \Ii Ith central air Beamed cellmgs, hardwood eatlIlg space Central all' and security system, morel leaded w1Odows and a two car garage new furnace and hot water heater floors Flonda room "FIRST OFFERING - DETROIT'S FINEST AREA custom-built home featurmg three "FIRST OFFERING - SPACIOUS five bedroom bedrooms, new screened porch, hardwood house lS Ideal for the growmg farrnly SpaCIOUS 881~8900 floors, fenced yard, natural fIreplace, newly haUlS dramatIzed by a sweepmg staircase en- and tAlstefully decorated Convement locatIOn cased 10beautIful natural wood LlVlng room, to schools and shoppmg Priced 10 the 40's formal dining room, library and kItchen with 710 Notre Dame family size eatmg space are enhanced by TRY THIS FOR STARTERS . darlIng bungalow natural wood leaded glass Decorative With three bedrooms, hardwood floors, fenc- moldmgs and marble hIghlights Four • ed yard, new deck and new decor Located spaCIOUSbedrooms, two baths on the second near St John HOSPltAll PRICE JUST RE- floor and one bedroom ar:d bath are on the DUCED - $54,900' third floor prOVIde space and privacy ~.Edgar'&~ 114 KERCHEVAL 886-6010 OPEN HOUSE 2-5 PRICE REDUCED ~ ~:---- ""- GRACIOUS TWO STORY residence III the Farms LOVELY HOME IN THE FARMS WIth four bed- featuring fIve bedrooms, four and one half baths, rooms, two and one hall baths, hbrary With natural llbrary with natural fireplace, sprmkler system, fireplace, family room, shake shmgle roof, recreatIon room for large enlertAlIn10gand a three modern kitchen, sprmkler system, fenced yard car garage Magruflcent landscapmg for thIS one and a patIO. owner home designed by Omer Bouscher ONE OWNER HOME - uruque Indeed' Features MAGNIFICENT HOME SItuated on a lovely street Include three bedrooms, two and one half 10 the Shores featur10g SIXbedrooms, four baths, famIly room, slate foyer, recreation baths, famIly room,lIbrary, central all', beau- A WO}l;'DERFUL HOME, a converuent location room, newer carpetmg, central air and Im- hfullandscap1Og, sprmkler system and more! CHARM THROUGHOUT Unwmal FARMHOUSE mediate occupancy and attractive fmancing can be found at 1246 situated m the SHORES close to Lakeshore Large BERKSHIRE ThiS charmmg Enghsh Tudor of- country kitchen, formal dIrung room UpstAlll'Sand BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED home m the TWO F AMIL Y INCOME m the Park WIth two- fers four bedrooms, two and one hall baths, an up- dOWUStAlIrs"parlors" Many Improvements Ill- dated Iotchen, refmished hardwood floors and Woods featunng three bedrooms, two and one three bedrooms m each unit, diVided base- c1udmg all new wmdow treatments Great for the half baths, family room, newer kltchl!n, ment, two furnaces, two car garage, park much more Owners are Cahforrua bound and will growlllg famIly consider any creative offers natural fireplace, patIO, new landscapmg and passes mcluded and a great Investment for on- cute as a bug! ly $43,000 OF ENGLISH VARIETY ThiS handsome I AM A FRIENDLY HOUSE - friendly m prIce, home lS located on the ever popular Lakeland, III friendly III charm, and fflendly 10convemence I LOCATION PLUS CHARM for thiS custom-bUIlt ELEGANT COLONIAL situated on a large treed the City ExceptIOnally well cared for, WIth a have three bedrooms, one and one half baths, home With four bedrooms, two and one half baths, lot There lSa formal dmlng room, paneled hbrary brand new kItchen, and freshly refmlshed hard- flrushed recreatIOn room, newer roof, and new fur- first floor bedroom and bath, Mutschler kitchen, With bUIlt-Ins, family room With natural fIreplace wood floors The four famIly bedrooms, plus the nace $65 ()() a month covers my heatmg costs library With natural fIreplace, central all', CIrcular and Anderson wmdows overlookmg the lovely extra third floor bedrooms offer ample room for drive, two plus car garage and your scenery Will grounds, beautiful kitchen, fIve bedrooms and two the extended family or resident help be the Country Club of DetrOIt and one half baths CONDO LIVING AT ITS BEST' Located III the EASTLAND LOCALE for thiS professIOnally de- City and features four bedrooms, three and corated condo Wlth two bedrooms, one and one one half baths, enclosed patio, natural fire- half baths, central all', newer kitchen, low place, modern kitchen, large storage area, mamtenance fee and decorated m soft, neutral newer furnace and newer decor tones McKINLEY LOCALE for thiS one owner Colomal GREAT FOR STARTERS OR RETIREES, Park WIth three bedrooms, one and one half baths, location for thiS cute bungalow With three SpaCIOUSfamily room, newer furnace, priced bedrooms. remodeled bath, natural fireplace III the 80's and ready for qUIck occupancy and pnced at $29,900 EXCELLENT LAND CONTRACT ASSUMPTION CARVED OAK DOORS, beautIful paneling and WITH HIGH BALANCE available on thiS attrac- hardwood floors are Just a few of the beautiful tive center entrance home Recently redecorated, features m thIS Enghsh Tudor close to Lake St thiS three bedroom, two and one half bath home Clair SItuated on a SpaCIOUSlot - the house ISfur- With den features lovely new kitchen With break- ther enhanced by an array of flowlllg trees and fast room Pnced to sell m the eIghtIes Make thIS shrubbery 11\ the Sprlllg Excellent locallon III the offenng a MUST SEE on your list Shores Color brochure avaIlable upon request 1ff/ - I. GEORGIAN COLONIAL !::.::!t ','.'Itl: :: f:m:l!y m EXTE~SI\TE, RI:~10rJ~LEu home In tne ~arms mllld The 25x 175 family room opens to a lovely featurmg four bedrooms, two and one half baths treed lot There are four bedrooms. two and one family room, hardwood floors, outstandmg yard: half baths, fantastic new kItchen WIth bUilt-Ins and superbly decorated and located near the lake Call a great traffiC pattern for many more features I I WM,J. BEST BUY IN TOWN ( J1ly$18,000for thls vel y Member of the SQUEEZE YOUR $$$$$$ and buy thiS two bed- LOCATED "ON THE HILL" Gros'>CPOlUte Real Estate Exchange room, one and one half bath condo near 15 Mlle c!e.a.n two bedroom half Duplex located near 111 Grosse POInte Farms Macomb Board of Realtors and Harper All apphances are mcluded as well Morang In DetrOit ThIS C07Y home has a fm mal Cha~ionu,p co",P ...,,' acro!>S from Perry Drugs DetrOIt Board of Realtors as wmdow treatments Owner to rebate $1,000for dmmg room, l<; carpeted throughout and can be 102 Kercheval 884-5700 redecoc ating Use you $$$ for a large down pay- purchased on I<'HAterms Great starter home or ment and reduce your monthly cost With THRIF- great Illvestment TYTHINKING 4444404 4 4 4 4 4 4 Thu rsday, February 28, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page NlOe.B ------Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY ~ BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE ~ OPEN HOUSES SUNDAY MARCH 3, 1985 ,~I Chalfonte - Custom <-apecod In the Farms five bedroom, three bath~, first floor bedroom and library 226Stephens - Near RIdge Hoad SpaCIOU~one owner cu,tom one and a half story Colomal, three bed S~ 20439 MACK AVENUE rooms, two and one half bath!> Heduced' Grosse POinte Woods &,1e, ~~ ~t4~ 40l McKmJe) - Charming three bedl 0001, TudOl , bel eled glds!>and modern kitchen 0\\ ner~ transferred 21175Fleetl\ood - Harper Wood., - Three bedroom ('olon181 \llth fam!l) room Well mamtamed one 886-8710 o\',ner home OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 RORI,AlVD ..JOIIXSTOX I ,\~.~I"t_ ..r I ~ jot, II i ~ I i ~ ..., I l'" t II I ~ ~ \ I \\ I \1 I \ ••_ n...... I.....""ll'ropfc r ~ '\ ,~ LOCATION PRICE BR/BA fEATURES 2033 BEAUFAIT - GROSSE POINTE WOODS 600VERNIER RD - FANTASTIC LARGE LOT' 25 Rose Terrace $295000 3/3', The ulllmate m luxury housmg and presllge locatIOn all Ahve WIthcolor and charm BeautIfully decorated Charmmg Colomal Ideal localton Three bed- custom 1\mdow treatments, floor coverings and a complete center entrance Colomal Coz~'den WIth parquet rooms, Flomm room, natural fIreplace Excellent Mutschler kItchen, family room, fireplace, central all', at- f100rmg Bnck front walk Patio WIth pnvate condition DouLle drIveway Gas barbecue Two tached garage &-more' garden New furnace III 1983 car garage 521 FIsher Hoad 79,900 2/1 BrKk ranch m deSIrable locatIOn, spacIOus rooms, summer porch off dmmg room, natural fireplace BY APPOINTMENT 840 Neff 109,900 4/2 Bnck Income wIlh separate utlhtles, diVided basement With HILLCREST English 3 BDRM Excellent condition New roof m 1980 Pnvate yard lavatones, fl esh decor, fireplaces VERNIEH Duplex 2/2 BDRM Both Units are Identical Large kitchen, dens, basements 51,900 -1/2 Bnck Enghsh bungalow, natural fIreplace, leaded glass, 1449Nottingham 1 UNIVERSITY Georgian 7 BDRM Perfectly deSIgned for elegant Itvmg Numerous details natural wood\\ ork, Land Contract terms or assume 8 ~ % ROSLYN One story 2BDRM Vacant lot available next to house Lot pnced at $10,800 875 Pemberton 103.000 4/2', Custom bUIlt cp-nter entrance Colomal. family room, den, RIDGEMONT Ranch 2 BDRM Brick Great starter home Garage, fIreplace, basement !>creened porch, recreahon room With natural fIreplace LOCHMOOR Cape Cod 5 BDRM Four fIreplaces, famIly room, library, large lot 1736Hoslyn 58,900 2/1 Colomal WIth spacIOus room!>,\~ell decorated With earth-tone LAKESHORE Coloma I 4 BDRM Grosse Pomte Shores. Beautifully decorated Large rooms decm, natural fIreplace, dnd Immediate occupancy HILLCREST l'l Story 3 BDRM Natural fIreplace RecreatIOn room WIth wet bar 19681Fleetwood 89,900 212'_ Luxury Condo wllh modern kitchen With bUill illS, tasteful HARCOURT Flat 2/2 BDRM Upper and lower IdentIcal Sun porches Three car garage decor l'arpeted recreallOn room. central all', two carport~ STILLMEADOW Colomal 4 BEDRM Custom bUIlt for present owner Large famtly room 30X 15 and more ROSLYN Bungalow 5 BDRM Screened porch Pnced at $56,900 Call one of our ASSOCIatesfor furlher delalls on these hstmgs or any other quesllons regardmg ) our housmg needs Youngblood ReraUv lnc, Thomas R Youngblood Joyce S Cook James P Fab\ck Norma S Fuery Betty Vmgl Wllhalf' Warren JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE, INC. Kenneth L Kosovec Trudy Rhoade:, Paul Pierron Thomas Gould NEW ON THE, MARKET There are fine houses on the market. Maybe you CAN afford to buy one. Realtors@ are experienced in what is known as "Creative Financing" STATELY ENGLISH mIni-manSIOn features a and that means they can often figure ant ways for YOU to finance a housing majestic marble staIrcase plus fIve bedrooms, purchase. Call a member of the Grosse Pomte Real E:state Exchange. three and one half baths, HUGE family room and Iivmg room, updated country kitchen, hrst floor laundry and finIShed basement all on lovely 167' treed lot! All thIS for $164,000' 881-4200 GROSSE POINTE OFFICE 90 Kercheval Grosse POinte Farms 21682VAN K - OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 \ H1!111iI11lliI ;; ;; Newer four bedroom, two and one half bath Coloma I WIth a touch of elegance I Lovely large rooms 884-6200 "-'!I Ill!I =- throughout mcludmg 20' kItchen and 20' famIly room 11'lthfireplace - also a fInished basement and I I attached garage plus many amemtles 881-6300 ST. CLAIR SHORES OFFICE SPACIOUS F AMIL Y COLONIAL In the Park has seven bedrooms in all mcludmg posSIble "m-law sUIte", 23915 E. Jefferson three full baths, two half baths, large paneled family room, handy servIce Stairs, fmlshed basement ITAPPAN AND TAPPA~NDI and three car garage Great accommodatIOns for $119,900' 884-0600 ASSOCiATES St. Clair Shores I ASSOCIATES 775-6200 TERRIFIC WOODS STARTER has three bedrooms, updated kitchen, Flonda room, cozy fIreplace, and fllllshed basement WIth extra half bath. $67,900. 881-6300 BEDFORD - Beautlfully proportIOned three bedroom, two and one half bath center hall Colomal mcely FOUR FIRST OFFERINGS!!! updated for contemporary hvmg WIth a functional kItchen for the practicmg gourmet' ExqUISIte four seasons famlly!sunroom plus many other speCIal features Ideal for small famIly or workmg couple O\\ner transferred and has pnced to selP 884.()600 IOPEN SUNDAY 2-51 765 BEDFORD - GracIOus fIve bedroom, three and one half bath Farm Colomal near lake. hbrary, updated kItchen, nearly 3,500 square feet' 881-4200 1231BISHOP - Sparklmg four bedroom English WIth den, newer kItchen, flmshed basement and energy savmg features 1 881-4200 1219BRYS - Three bedroom two bath bnck bungalow - temflc famIly room With fIreplace, newer fur- "/ .. I; nace 881-6300 /'4,.... /"," 319 RIVARD - Stately Tudor Townhouse. FIve bedrooms, three baths mend umt WIth extra pnva- ~ ~ "' SUPER LOCATION, JlISta stones throw from the OPEN SUNDAY..2-5, Grosse Pte Woods sharp cy 884-0600 three bedroom, one and one half brick ColOnial 21682VAN K - New offer of speCIal Colomal See ad above' 881-6300 Hunt Club ThIs excltmg home features three bed 17030WATERLOO - BUDGET PRICED three bedroom bungalow handy to everythmg! New carpetmg, rooms and two and one half baths, huge family With famIly room Newly decorated, updated kit. chen, bath and lavatory New vlllyl tnm, gutters, apphances and MORE' $59,500 884-0600 room WIth natural fIreplace and zoned heal, coun 54WOODLAND SHORES - Just off Lakeshore Magmflcent fIve bedroom Cox & Baker Colomal 10 pnvate try kitchen WIth all apphances, attic fan, gas storms and screens Convement area close to shop- wooded settmg Mutschler kitchen, fInished basement, Immaculate condItion and pnced Just barbecue, slate entry and much more' pIng and transportatIOn Pnced at $78,500 n ght , B84-06OO '-S-H-O-W-N-B-Y-A-P-P-O-IN-T-M-E-N-TI SHARP COLONIAL With designer decor I Includes modern kitchen WIth mIcrowave and apphances, newer CHARMING story and one half 111 popular Woods wood deck An excltmg home for the profesSIOnal couple Pnced m the $60's 881-4200 area ThiS lovely home features IIvlllg room With natural fireplace, formal dmlllg room, kItchen IN THE WOODS - ESTATE SALE of fme two bedroom bnck RANCH NIcely pnced m the$SO's to allow WIth ealll1g area, three bedrooms and two baths, for decoratmg 881-6300 attached garage and gas grill NIcely decorated and mallltallled VERY CHOICE FARMS LOCATION and a charmmg Southern Colomal for luxury family hvmg and enter- tammg' FIve family bedrooms plus servants' wmg, hbrary, famIly room, secluded grounds Withwalled pool countless amemtles Exclllng detaIls at 884 0600 OLD FASHIONED CHARM 111 the heart of the Farms! Spotless three bedroom, one and one half bath bnck and alumll1um country cottage m great locatIOn for schools 881-4200 CUSTOM BUILT ranch III Harper Woods SpacIOus home WIth abundant cl05et spdce and an excellent floor plan Features hVlOgroom With natural fireplace, dmmg room, kitchen, sun room, three bedrooms IMMACULATE GROSSE POINTE CONDO' Attractive Colomal style two bedroom umt WIth storage, and one and one half baths Also attached garage and central all' condltlOlllllg Don't miss thiS lovely laundry faclhlles and garage m very handy locatIOn Downtown bus Just steps from your door $52,'iOO home RllI.4200 CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT TO SEE THESE OTHER NEAR THE VILLAGE - One of the Pomte's most popular rental streets offers larger TWO.FAMILY WIththree bedrooms each uml plus separate basements and three car garage NIce return' $108.000 FINE LISTINGS TODAY 8814200 HAMPTON - ThiS recent!) bullt Colomal offero; three bedroom!>, faml1~ room, hVlng room dlnlllg room, SECLUDED GROSSE POINTE SHORF....5cul- OPEN SUNDAY 2-5, PLEASE COME AND VISIT US!! 22 WAVERLY - NOW REDUCIW' I CII.,tom bUllt Farm<; Colomal featurc'> four bedrooms famIly room, library, healed garden room and roomy kltchrn With l'at\1lg aren 20635 WOODCREST - Neat and clean 1\',0 bedroom ranch m Harper Woodo; (eaturlng ndtural fIreplace, central air, hVlng room, rhmng room and hrated Florida room 19242LINVILLE - see ad above under flr.,t offenngo; GROSSE POINTE FARMS GROSSE POINTE PARK GROSSE POINTE WOODS TAPPAN AND ASSOCIATES IN GROSSE POINTE FARMS AND 82 Kercheval 884.0600 16610 Mack 881-4200 19790 Mack 881.6300 ST. CLAIR SHORES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE! • p p , • • P ",",p..pi Thursday, February 28, 1! PaCie Ten-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Ichweitzer.~BettsfnesA Reol Eltole.lnc. I I W Hand Gardens OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 ( OPEN.. SUNDA \' 2-5 "1 1300 BEDFORD First ofCermg for thiS spotle!l!l Gro~se 240 CLOVERLY, GROSSE POINTE FARMS Cu'>tom 675 CANTERBURY, GROSSE POINTE WOODS Brmg 432 MADISON In a qUlet Farms neighborhood, tlus well your famll} to ~ee thiS beaullfully mamtamed, custom Pomte Park hamel With three bedrooms, updated kit- malfltalfled English off~rs charm and personality bwlt b' Jim Mast featUring the great room concept ThIS bUilt family home In a very deSirable locatIOn Marble chen With breakfast room plus attracl1ve appomtments Beaullful hard"'ood floors, SpaCIOUSmaster sUite, cute contemporary home has three spacIOus bedrooms, as new carpetmg, leaded glass wmdows and nalurd.1 fabulous step savmg Jenn-mre 1.1tchen first floor laun. foyer, convement first floor laundry, four bedrooms, two breakfast nook off kitchen, formal dmmg room and two full baths, good storage. air conditIOning and more fireplace, thts flOeEnghsh Tudor is Instantly appealmg full baths are featured $79,900 886.5800 drv entrY hall "'Ith marble floor and much more 886-4200 . 886 -i200 885.2000 OPE" o;;{II\IOI\Y 2-'\ OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 DISCOVER YOUR DREAM HOUSE. • • AND HELP US SAY "HAPPY BIRTHDAY" TO THE STATUE OF LIBERTY 468 MADISON Tastefully decorated three bedroom 7342PARK LA~E, ALGONAC Enjoy a Sunday's drive home, convemently nestled m Grosse POinte Farms In- to see thts water lover's and boater's dream home Spec' cludes newer carpeting downstaU'S, modern kitchen With tacular Colomal offenng fabulous waterfront views from large breakfast nook, cozy family room plus a two car every room Grand family room with cathetJral celhng garage ThiS attracttve home IS a pleasure to show for and \loetbar, SpaCIOUSkitchen with built-InS and much $78,900 885-2000 more $285,000 885.2000 " SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ( OPE:'Il SUNDAY 2.5 ,¥l tit! If you've been dreaming of a new home, now's the time to look. Because this Sunday, we're pledging a . :' ~ special one doUar donation to the Statue of Liberty restoration foundation for every person who attends a Schweitzer open house. Join us for a tour through the many beautiful homes available for sale ... and help Lady Liberty \.. celebrate her upcoming 100th birthday. FIRSTO FE INGINGROSS P INTEFARMS ThiS 53 LAKEVIEW, A real doll house In the Farms Perfect architecturally designed Cape Cod home IS espeCially for starters. smgles or retirees \\1th a uruque location attractive for the art collector With a sleek contem- close to stores, schools, churches and ~ route Freshly We're proud to be a sponsor of "An American Portrait" on CBS. TV. porary 1Oterior and featuring custom kitchen family decorated InSide and out Easy to mamtam $79,900 room leadll1g to beautiful grounds and bnck patIO, and 88&-5800 master bedroom graced by a fireplace $134,900 ~\":~ l ) 45CRESTWOOD, GROSSE POINTE SHORES ThIs new ill UKEUXD. GROSSE POL'l'E.. Gracious famllv 861 SHOREHAM A qUiet cul-de-sac locatlon In Grosse Pomte Woods IS an appealmg introductIOn to thiS ex- offering is instantly attractlve with an affordable price In-uIg can be ~ours In thIS ~~ bnef; Dome 1.DclI.ldeS Three bedroom, one and one half bath ranch home With livmg room Wlth natural ~.-.eplace large dmmg room, qUISite ranch home Absolutely move-m condition and famlly room, large kitchen, fmished basement With paneled llorar:. r:~nda r".l'.1tT. roUl"spaClOUSbedrooms offenng a tasteful decor FinIShed basement Withrecrea- tion room also Includes wet bar, and pool room Central recrealton room and wet bar New roof, new furnace and and two .md one t-.alf batb Ir ar excel!e1lt floWlllg floor central air, new aluminum trim $124,900 885-2000 plan $132.000 3S6-5800 air $120,000 886-4200 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 : ~ ..~~,:;-} '", OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 <'.. .;.t '" ....."'" .".,'''Ull{~..~~:; .,. .. '\J,.~ 21111HUNT CLUB Located m a highly desirable area 17440 iY1.-\DlEE, GRrr..:~ Y.J1NTE r.:rry .Enpl' all the 11i.l AUDUBONm the Park ClaSSICcharm for the selec. 754 LINCOLN, GROSSE POINTE CITY ThiS very tJVe buyer SpaCIOUSfour bedroom Colomal, custom bUilt speCial Tudor features four bedrooms, one on the tlurd of Harper Woods with Grosse Pomte School System comforts of a hom~ ~ j':!- ~{lIf- (;\l'(I~ of coo- Warm and invibng three or four bedroom, one and a half doDl1Illumll\1ng LlNf':".-: '.:')l/.~~I~t l~~ b) Waller Mast, With lal ge kltchen and nook, paneled floor Its natural fireplace adds warmth to the hving room -Formal dmmg room, breakfast room Two and story bnck home .deal for the growmg famdy Owner two baths and rem(,do;~ a.~ Pill:: ;;hlU~ V'" ~m 1oraT}, finIShed recreatIOn room m basement, beauhful one half baths and full finished basement With recrea- IS anxious and ISopen to offers. Asking $52,900 886-4200 on thrrd floor [A'.... :~r'~ ...-~ 11;:l\: '~ ter.tm' terrclZU> floor and fireplace plus two and one half baths a"aJ1able $99,500 ~r:1H. Ad) • ,1ll4,. ~tt",1JiN~~ ,L ~ ~ 83 GREENBRIAR, GROSSE POl!'ol"TESHORES Have 22624AMHERST Thts new offenng ISperfect Beautiful quahty, comfort and convemences 10thIs elegant bnck three bedroom brick ranch In the Shores newly home ThiS gracIOus Colomal 10cludes four SpaCIOUS decorat~ and Immaculately clean New kItchen With bedrooms, two full baths, Whirlpool tub, dmlng room, ceramic hIe floor, nice farntly room and lovely carefree first floor laundry, basement, two natural fireplaces and yard $63,900 886-4200 much more 886-5800 ~"'----, --O-P-F;-I'o-,-SU-N-D-A-Y-2--5-----""""'\ OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 > ,4 \ , J '1,. J 12.18 KENSINGTON ClaSSICcenter entrance offermg 885 GROSSE POINTE CT Thls three bedroom bnck 23161 WESTBURY Custom bUilt, one owner, three ~ MAPLE LANE 10 Gr08llC Pointe Woodll In It prime ranch m Grosse Pomte CIty has It all! ProfesSIOnally bedroom brick ranch mcely located In Sl Clair Shores 1oca110n,thiS fabulous ranch home offen many exlraR tradition plus charm Grosse POlnte Park family home With natural fireplaceof ownershIp, thiS flOe home mcludes 1llCludtnggarage door opener, central air, and IlprlnkJer bath, hvmg room and dmmg room With cathedral ceIl- updated kitchen, all appliances, newer carpetmg, wet system Comfortable family room, fireplace, thr~ room, plus lovely accents as pegged oak random plank f100n. and frUitwood beams Excellent move-m condi- mgs, new central air, new roof, new hot water heater plaster plus alummum trim for easy exterior t-:!."""'1'f15 !~rgf'".St,m"hl .. hAlsn<'f'atll~ fhePl!OO $85,500 886-5800 $73,900 886-4200 , I Page Twelve-B Feature Thursday, February 28, 1985 Knighthood Elegant f1~1zte is in flower Eating Counter Points in Michigan Alex Manoogian, chairman of the A selection of recipes from the By Pat Rou~.u board, Masco CorporatIon, SIster low-calorie, low-cholesterol - and Aquamarine .. is the birthstone for the month of Veremce McQuade, S S J , former penny-wise - collection of Thyra March edmund t. AHEE jewelry co. has a wonder- SuperIOr General of the Order of Grey Howard and Helena DeWitt ful selection of aquamarme jewelry including two the Sisters of Samt Joseph and Roth focusing, this week, on vIce-president, Samt John Hospi- FOODS RICH IN VITAMIN E. necklaces designed by Pam Ahee Thomas. .. aqua- tal, and DaVid B. Hermelm, part- marines set with dJamonds In 14Kgold for your favorite ner In the msurance fIrm of Herme- * * * March birthday lady. See them at 20139Mack Avenue 1m; Colburn, Colburn, Blumberg Vitamin E is a potent antioxi. at Oxford Open Fridays until 8 p.m., 886-4600. and Stemberg, Troy, WIll be dant. It inhibits growth oC cancer • * • * honored as the 31st annual l'eCI- cells and neutralizes nitrosamine, plents of Kmghts of Chanty awards a cancer-causing chemical. It Travelers and others who love at a black tie-preferred dinner thIS speeds wound healing, fights heart Totes raincoats, there's a new ship- .-- Saturday, Mar 2, at 7 pm m the disease and helps deliver oxygen to ment at Miner's of Grosse Pointe ~ WE'"tin Hntp!,,, r"lI1tYjht,,, B" 11_ tht' bodv ct'lI'i It''i a t!rf'at vitamin They're so lightweight, packable, \ room for people who want -extra protec- come in many colors, several styles tion from pollution. Grosse POInte IS "home ground" and are nicely priced at 375 FIsher . Good sources of Vitamin E in- for two of thiS noble trIO, and the Road, 886-7960 clude vegetable oils, eggs, cab- NEWS is their hometown news- bage, spinach, asparagus, broc- * * * paper .. so, though we have no coli, brown rice, wheat, oats, wheat wish to slight Mr. Hermelin, a Bir- germ oil, cottonseed oil and nuts. mIngham reSIdent - maybe hiS lamP~~h~essS~~~~~ces's~~ies ~~ hometown newspaper could spot- • * * no\\ 20% OFF during the Semi--\nnual SALE. Spruce hght hIm as "Eccentnc of the TUNA TIMBALES up ~ourhome for spring and SA\'E at 17110 Kerche\al. Week?" - we're concentratIng In 1/8 tsp. salt ~ 822-0935. Open Thursda~s until 9 p m. this article on our Kmght and Lady 1/8 tsp. pepper • * * ~' ,... ,.. of Charity Herewith some back- 1/2 tsp. paprika Final Clearance ... Save 50% to 70% off ?'," 'l ground Information on Grosse 3/4 cup qUlck oats 2 egg yolks, beaten all winter fashlOns at the Pointe Fashions, <~ Pointe's about.to-be Knight 15112 Kercheval, 822-2818 ,.~ 3/4 cup skim milk '" ... 1 tsp. Worcestershire sauce * • * 4 ~ ALEX MANOOGIAN was born In 1 tsp. lemon juice 2 cans (7-oz.) tuna .wcked in Personalize Your Bath . and it will become an West Turkey, In Smyrna, and came Alex Manoogian and Sister Verenice McQuade, island of comfort and relaxation. Let the experts at to the United States m 1920 He S.S.J. will be honored this Saturday, their names added water drained ana flaked Mutschler Kitchens show you how to personalize your settled first In Bridgeport, Conn, 2 egg whites, stiffly beaten II to the Knights and Ladies of Chari~y roster at the PIME Mix together dry ingredients. I bathroom with the styling, woods, colors, designs and working In a number of small I .• features you've always dreamed of. You get a bath stores and a screw machine bUSI- Missionaries' annual Knight of Charity Award Dinner. Add egg yolks, milk, Worcester- shire sauce, lemon juice and tuna; I' that's really "you" and you're pampered by Wood- ness, then moved to DetrOit to be I near the Canadian border, hoping mix well. Carefully fold in egg Mode's reknowned quality craftsmanship as well. A whites. Place in six well-greased beautiful bath room is a good investment. Stop by to find an easier route to brmg his family into the States. five.ounce custard cups or muffin Mutschler Kitchens and find out about all the tins. Bake in preheated, slow oven , I possibilities. 20227 Mack A venue ... 884-3700. In 1929, WIth two partners, he (325°) 40 to 45 minutes. Unmold I .. .. * formed Masco Screw Products timbales and serve hot with De- Company, servicing the automo- viled Egg Sauce. Sprinkle lightly J Last Call ., for White's Old House Winter SALE of Conover bile manUfacturers. Masco weath- I sofas and chairs. SAVE30% off in stock and special orders ... plus with capers which have been excellent sa\ ings store-\\ide at 26717 Little Mack. ClosedMondays. ered the stock market crash, the rinsed in verv cold water and Open Thursda~s and Frida~s until 9 p.m. 776-6230. Depression and a 1937fIre. Its turn- thoroughly drained_ Makes 6 serv- -,"~, .. . .. Ing point came in 1954, when Mr. ings. , Manoogian received a contract to Calories per serving about 162. Check Out. . the excellent wine buys at the Notre manufacture machined parts for a Cholesterol about 125 mgs. Dame Pharmacy in the Village. new faucet: the single-handed .. type, which didn't work '" * * * • * SPINACH-MUSHROOM JOSEF'S. . has a variety of twelve French He first secured the sales fights, ," " SALAD pasteries that Josef personally makes ... 21150Mack then re-designed the faucet It's to- 1/4 tsp. salt Avenue, 881.5710and NOW inside Vintage Pointe, Ker- day's Delta Faucet, which exceed- v 1 Tbsp chili sauce cheval at Notre Dame, 881-3500. Open Sundays 9:30 eel $200 million in sales in 1983 1/2 tsp. sugar a m.-1 30 p. m. alone. Today, Masco has nearly 1/8 tsp. dry mustard 12,000 employees In more than 100 .. .. • 1/8 manufacturing facIlIties In 11coun- tsp. pepper Bring \'our Pimples, Blackheads. and Dr~ Skin ... Facials de- tries. 1 clove garlic, crushed signed for your skm b~ Pat, $25.U5. Francesco's, 882.2550. 3 Tbsp. lemon juice * * • Mr. ManoogIan was elected pres- 1 Tbsp. water • Ident of the central board of dIrec- 5 Tbsp. peanut oil Last Ten Days ... Don't miss RABAUT'S Semi . tors of the American General Bene- Annual 20% off Sale on SCHUMACHER and WAVER- volent Union m 1953, life president 1/4 cup chopped onion LY fabrics, wallcoverings, draperies and bedspreads In 1970 Under hIS dIrection, the 8 cups (lO-oz. pkg.) torn, fresh ... as well as 20% to 40% off all stock furniture, lamps Umon has become the largest splllach and acceSSOrIes ... 19853Mack, 886-1880 philanthropic orgamzatIOn m the 2 cups sliced fresh mushrooms world asslstmg Armemans of the or * * * Dlaspora. 2 cups sliced radjshes The Convenient Place ... to bring your lamps for Combine salt, chili sauce, sugar, the proper fitfor a new lamp shade is Wright's Gift and The Kmght of Chanty '85-desig- nate's many philanthropic, com- dry mustard, pepper, garlic, lemon Lamp Shop. Also most lamp repairs can be done while juice. water, oil and onion in a jar. you wait. FREE PARKING next to the building, 18650 munity,' SOCial and bus mess achievements have brought him Cover tightly and shake until Mack A venue. numerous awards and accolades. throughly blended. Chill. ------= * * • He has donated over $30 mUllon to Just before serving, combine come from all sorts of people, in all the American College of Hospital spinach and mushrooms or radish- ~~ ~ I Bob .. has recently completed the color varIOus charitable orgamzatIons walks of life Pat O'Brien, Danny '.j , class at Elizabeth Arden. He has also studied at and has turned over funds to AdmInistrators es in a large salad bowl. Pour on Thomas and Perry Como are dressing and toss. Makes 8 serv- ,~ man) other prestigious schools across the USA. numerous colleges He has con- Sister Verenice IS a member of -eo Let him ghe youa ne\O,look.Coloseum2000, hair Kmghts So are Roger SmIth, Lee ings. tributed generously to hospitals, lacocca, Stanley Kresge, Thomas the Cathohc HOSPItal and MIchigan ~I care, 20:111 Mack at Lochmoor, Grosse Pointe libraries and museums, has estab- Calories per serving about 27. - Woods, 881.7252. Murphy, Stanley Wmkeiman, John HOSPItal AssociatIOns. She current- lished a home for the aged in Cholesterol O. I Ri('cardo, The Reverend Malcolm ly serves on the boards of St. Clair j, L~ - ~ · · * Livonia and has built a semmary In I Carron, S J, Jules Schubot and Health ServICes, St. Clair Ambula- * * • Jerusalem and a religious museum I' Call For ExerCIse Class Schedule ~ Paul Zuckerman tory Care, the Oxford Institute for HADDOCK ALMONDINE in Armenia. I!J ... 772-9470.Free baby sitting Tues- the RehabIlitation of Alcoholics, 3 Tbsp. unsalted margarine, Peggy Wmkelman, lIke MarIe t day and Thursday mornings. He's a Pointe resident now, hav- Affiliated Health ServIce, and the divided ManoogIan, IS a Lady by virtue of Sisters of Saint Joseph Health Sys- 'I * * '" Ing turned his former DetrOIt home 1/4 cup sliced almonds ; her own reputatIOn and accomp- tem Happy Birthday to us .. with the gifts for you' over to the City of DetrOit The lishments Grosse Pomte's Fran IV4 lbs. haddock fillets Grosse Pointe Book Village, 16837 Kercheval-in-the. ManoogIan ManslOn IS now the of- Tracy IS also on the Ladles of 1/2 tsp. basil She's a member of the EconomIC ficial residence of the Mayors of De- Chanty roster, her husband, Em- Freshly grated pepper Village, invites you to a month-long birthday celebra- troit. Club of Detroit, the Women's Eco- met, though acknowledged by all to Paprika tion of ten yea rs as your local, full-se rvice bookstore. nomIC Club, the Michigan Catholic be a Noble SOUl, has not been for- In a saucepan, melt 1 Tbsp. To show our app rec!Qtion for you r suppo rt, we will of- He's married to the former HospItal ASSOCiatIon, the Amer- mally dubbed a Kmght margarine. Add sliced almonds fer exceptional weekly specials to the patrons who Marie Tahan, awarded the htle of Ican Hospital AssociatIOn and the made it all possible Through Ma rch 6, all posters and Lady of Chanty in 1979. NICe to and stir over medium heat 2 On Saturday, the Ladies of Chan- Detroit HIstOrIcal SOCIety. minutes. Set aside. jigsaw puzzles will be 25% off, all 1985 calendars will know as a Kmght in hiS own rIght he'll no longer have the feeling he ty welcome a new member to theIr Place fillets on broiler rack. skin be 50% off, and a specially selected group of recent ought to bow when he enters her very exclUSIve club HereWIth If she looks famihar (take side down. Brush with remaining releases will be a whopping 40% off (cash sales only). presence. (Actually, he never dId some background InformatIOn on another look at her pICture), It'S be- margarine. Sprinkle with basil. And watch this space for announcement of a special feel any suer. thing; theIrs has al- the latest addItIon to the Ladles' cause you've seen her around. No- pepper and paprika. Broil 2 inches List event on March 31. Join the celebration at Grosse ways been a marrIage of equals ) body knows exactly where Vere- from heat source for 9 minutes. Pointe Book Village this month! The Manoogians, married in 1931, * .. nIce gets all her energy - could it Sprinkle almonds on top and con- * * * have two children: Richard and be she has a pIpelIne to you know tinue to broil unUi done. about 2 The Bronze Door is now featuring special dinners between 5 Louise Simone. SISTER VERE:'\ICE McQuade Whom? - but the fact is' she's got minutes. Garnish with lemon and $8 95 123 p.m.-l0 p.m. for only Mondaythrough Thursday, Kercheval, began her career as a parochIal It I She's UbIqUItous, IndefatIgable parsley. Makes 5 servings. 884.7774. * * school teacher Today, as and curious Excellent traIts In an Calories per st'rving about 206. THE KNIGHTS of Chanty vice-preSIdent of Samt John admlmstrator, not to mentIon a Cholesterol about 64 tngs. awards, begun In 1954, are Hospital, she serve!> as the hOSPI- Lady tal's admlnlstrattve officer, re- .. • presented by the PIME MIS- * 'T''h D. sponSIble for Samt John's admIt. * CABBAGE SALAD. j sionaries to selected individuals Short and to.l. e roznte tmg, medIcal SOCial servIces and 4 cupS finely shredded cabbage . , who exemplify the philosophy of NEAL SHINE. DetrOit Free J volunteer departments 1 cup celery, diced ------I "Umson in Family Life with Per- Press' semor managmg edItor, WIll Among MichIgan TechnologICal professor of LIbrary SCIence; and son-to-Person Charity" and who, She IS also director of SaInt serve as master of ceremomes at 1/4 cup parsley, minced University students who were named Dr. Harlan L. Hagman, of The Park, through deed and example, serve John's Fontbonne AUXIlIary and the 1985 Kmght of Chanty Av.ard 1/2 cup yogurt to th 'fall quarter Dean's LIst were former professor of HIgher Educa- as role models of moral mh::grIty Men's GUIld, and the Department Dmner Honorary chaIrmen are Dash white pepper NlcI las J. Holland, 0' The Park, a tIOn The PIME (PontifIcal Institute of ReligIOn James Blanchard, Coleman 1 Tbsp. onion, minced free ,nan electrical engineenng ma- * * • Young, Donald Riegle Jr, Carl 11/2 tsp dill seed jo Jeffre)' E. Faubert, of The Mr. and Frank Billner. of Brys for Foreign MISSIons) ReligIOUS Durmg her sIx-year term as LeVin, Damon KeIth, Max FIsher, 1/4 tsp. salt SuperIor General of the Sisters of Roger Smith, The Most Reverend W. Jds,8JuniorengineerIngmaJor; DrIve, will celebrate their 50th ~~~:r!Xf~~n~~:~r~:,;~~~~%! ;~~ C' ~t T ...... \." l,., _ lr _ ....." .....1 ...... , 1 ,..... 1 1.,...... ,.,. .. 2 tsp. lemon jUlC"! a1.~Harper wooas resloents Bradley wc::UUIU!'ldlillivt::l.l>dl Y iH d pilny ju o.J "',",OU'""t"'ll, ~ 'L,.'--A ' l ~'I"- ..... Ul..::>V .uUJUUUU t..>l.vt\a ClUO .l au! LJU.....Jn;:l- R. Kangas, a JUOlor electrIcal their honor at the German Amen- mumty of priests and brothers, was served as chairman of the board of man Ladles co-chaIrpersons are tzreen pepper, rillgs, sliced thin engineering major, and Joseph F. can CuItura I Center on Marc h 2. mVIted to the Umted States In 1950 trustees of Samt John and five Hazel (Mrs Jerry) Flamgan, Bet- Combine all ingredients, except Peten. a senior CivIl engmeerIng The Billners, POinte residents for by the late CardInal Mooney of De- other hospitals owned by the order, ty (Mrs Robert) Gensch, AlIce the green pepper, in order given . • major 43 years, were marrIed March 5, trolt Proceeds from the annual and Nazareth College In addition, (Mrs WIlham Johnston and T~ss lightly; garnish with thinly 1935. awards dInner help educate and she was the admlntstrator for Samt June (Mrs Robert) Roselle Co- 'ihc~d pepper rings. Makes 8 senmgs. • • • support young men who will devote Joseph Hospital m Flint cha:rmen are Kenneth Adler, * * • theIr entire lives to servmg In the Calorie., per serving about 27. Recently elected to the Wayne Among Northwood Institute stu- She's a native DetrOlter, a Thomas Angott, Walter Douglas most remote Third World areas, and DaVId Pollack General chaIr- Cholesterol - trace. State UniversIty RetIrees' ASSOCIa- dents named to the Dean's List for graduate of 8t Henry HIgh School, helping roPI€. to conquer condI- man IS Frank Stella • Please don't pass up the dill tion board of directors were The~ the fall term are Pomters Jody A. Lincoln Park. received her Bach- seed in thi., very low-calorie recipe dore B. Fleming Jr., of The Woods, Long, Dawn B. Rogers. and Terri tions t) poverty, SIckness, Il- literacy and despaIr. elor of Arts degree from Nazareth InformatIOn on tIckets for the ... throughout the ages in Europe former professor of Poli tical SCience L. Yeomans, of Harper Woods Stu- College and her Masters degree 10 evemng, at $125per person, may be dill seed har, been vf'nerated not and University Ombudsman; Dr. dents so honored earned at least a Responses to a Kmghts and Hospital AdminIstratIOn from St obtamed by contactmg the PIME only for its flavor but for its Robert Booth, of The Park, former 3 0 grade point average Ladies of Charity roll call would LOUISUmverslty and IS a Fellow In MISSion OffIce, 791-2100 digestive properties. Section C Sports & classifieds Thursday, February 28, 1985 Hockey 'power' ends Pointe playoff hopes The scoreboard at the end of the stronger In the early moments of to win the state Class A title and Injured a few weeks ago And when South HIgh-Trenton regIOnal the second perIOd, as first KeIth mIdway through the game with I went out there he was Just m m- "Sports hockey game on Monday nIght Kovalcik then PhIl PItters broke South, Trenton fans were chantmg credIble pain and all he could say should have told the story of Tren- free In front of the net but faIled to "We want Fraser, we want was 'Sorry, coach I trIed' Amaz- ton's domInance In MIchigan hIgh get shots off But a holdIng penalty Fraser," to members of the Fraser mg'" school hockey 9-0 If It dIdn't, the to South's George Krappmann hockey team who were seated in shots-on-goal totals sure dId The bIt ''I'm pleased WIth the team changed tha t lIttle of momen- the stands on the opposite SIde of They didn't qUIt" Week Trojans outshot the Blue DevJls, tum back to Trenton On the power the Ice Fraser, the 1983 Class A Iy Peggy O'Connor 53-10,m elImmatmg South from the play, the TrOJans' Darryl Sattler skate champ, was scheduled to North HIgh also felt the punch of state playoffs got hISfIrst of two goals, and Tren- face North HIgh on Tuesday a top-ranked team, lOSIngto Fraser, ton followed WIth two more quick evening 7-3, late Tuesday mght Trenton came Into the game WIth goals - for a total of three goals m a 19-3-1record and a No 1 rankmg Just 24 seconds For South, the loss to Trenton The Norsemen played an mspll'ed Bringing out the best In the state, South sported a 10-12 was the second straIght year in hockey game. despIte theIr under- It's playoff time. mark after pre-season ratmgs had South's checkmg broke down and whIch the tough downrIver squad dog status, controllIng the fIrst perI' pIcked the DevIls to fImsh as high Trenton added two more goals m put an end to South's playoff hopes. od and takmg a 2-0lead on goals Rob Wh~t do the TV sports guys say - "there's no tomorrow~" R<; thlro "1 thE" <;t~tE" pnll<; thp pl?r1n0 Ter()s seemed to tire In the DeVIls' maugural se3son of Ko~h!crJnd Kc\ InT..sd~1~engrc:lt Call it what you will, playoff time in Grosse Pointe usually under the burden of 24 shots m the 1983-84,Trenton took a 5-1 victory set-ups from Pete Guzzardo, Joe Monday nIght's contest was all second penod alone, he also mJured boils down to one thing: excitement Trenton The TrOjans took a 1-0 In the quarterfmal round after Cueter and Dave Johnston hIS rIght leg late m the perIod and South had won the regIOnal cham- lead three and one-half mInutes IO- was replaced WIth JUnIor goalIe In Fraser stormed back WIthfour se. There's somethmg different about playoffs, especIally m ta the perIod and although that was pIOnshIp by beatmg Fraser over- Pete Muer tIme, 4-3. cond perIod goals and three m the high school sports. The uniforms seem cleaner, the warm. the only score of the stanza, they thIrd period North had several ex- ups more brisk, the crowds bigger and noisier. That's the threatened several tImes South KovalCik played an excellent "All I can say IS I thInk we cellent chances, but faIled to capI- way it is fIght now for Grosse Pointe teams, as well as those goalie BIll Tecos made several ex- game for the DeVIls, kIllmg penal- played extremely well con- talIze Russell added a third perIOd in Howell, St. Clair Shores, Trenton, Fraser, Mount Clemens cellent saves and had the Trenton tIes and stoppmg several good sidering who we were up agamst," goal from Joe Henchel and J ohu- and the hundreds of other Michigan cities where winter fans VOICIngtheir displeasure over Trenton rusht.s The TrOjans added South coach Tim ZImmerman saId. stan. sports season playoffs are underway or just around the hISpuck freezJng tactICS The strat- three more goals m the third perIod "Out of their nIne goals, we only corner. egy seemed to work, since South when it appeared that a very tIred ga ve them three The other goals LIke South, North never qUit, held the TrOjans to Just one goal South team was Just trymg to skate they got they deserved Trenton is skating WIth and often better than Playoff time ib, to paraphrase a famous beer company's despIte being outshot 14-5 In the WIth the much bIgger, qUicker Just awesome." Fraser The Ramblers Will go on In commercial, time to "bring out the best." perIOd. Trenton team regional play thiS week whIle North And Tecos, he saId, was unbe- ends the season With a 9-14 mark In Grosse Pointe, that holds true for the hockey, basket- South seemed to come out a bIt Trenton has been picked by most lievable "He played with a leg he --Peggy O'Connor ball, wrestling, volleyball and swim teams which are already involved in "playoff" action. The hockey teams didn't fare too well; North, South and ULS faced three of the state's top- Wood takes hockey career step at a time ranked teams in Trenton, Gabriel Richard and Fraser. But at By Peggy O'Connor past fall (he was the last cut) and "I'm 5-9, 165 pounds and the League and All-State Class B, Hon- least our boys brought out the best in those three squads. ULS When you've been named to has set hIS sights on JUnIor A smallest kid on the team My slap orable Mention status And this lost to Richard, 10.0 and South was drubbed by a very big, three high school All-State teams hockey next season and on a col. shot 1Sfine, but with my size, I have past spring, Rob played tcnnis for very tough Trenton teams. (Those Trenton guys look like one before you're a JUnIor In hIgh lege hockey career after that to learn to be more accurate WIth hIS father, ULS athletIc director big, walking bruise with their rough checking and those mid- school, you begm to look for new HIgh school hockey had ceased to my WrIst shot I'm working on It." and boys' tennis coach Bob Wood worlds to conquer. For a talented He teamed up with George Haggar- night blue and yellow uniforms). be a challenge for hIm after the Rob is recognized In the league athlete lIke Grosse POInte's Rob 1983-84season. That's when he cen. for his speed and excellent puck ty to play No 2 doubles, leading the Anyway, with the tournament action still to come in wrestl- Wood, that new world happens to tered the No.1 lIne for the Umver- squad with a 30.3 record and win- ing, swimming, basketball and volleyball, Grosse Pointe -- control. What JUnIor B hockey fans ning the regIonal and state titles at be junior hockey sity Liggett School Knights, lead- might not know about him is his all: which never fails to pull at least one upset per year and has that flIght . Wood, 17, was named to the All- ing ULS and the eastern diVISIonof around athletIc prowess placed either a team or an athlete in the state finals in each the MMHSHL in scoring with 24 State Class D and B soccer teams As a freshman, he became the What it comes down to for Rob of the last six seasons - still has plenty of time to "bring out as a freshman and sophomore, re- goals and 38 assists In 25 games Wood ISthat he loves to play - and the best." third male m the l07.year hIstory of spectively, and last season, be- "When I was trying out for just happens to be very, very good .It's already happening. . came the first sophomore In the Junior A, I knew it would be tough . at it, although he blushes at that 15-year history of the MIchIgan And since I almost made the Jumor suggestion He transfered to South ... Our Lady Star of the Sea's volleyball team breezed Metro High School Hockey League A team this year, I think my High thIS year because he felt that through the season undefeated before Pontiac Catholic (MMHSHL) to be named to the All- chances are good to make it next the change would help lowered the boom in the Catholic League playoffs. But were Star team He earned second team year. That's what they tell me, All-$tate honors in hockey for Class "I like the extra competition a the Tunas down? No way, Jose. They stormed back to win anyway," Rob says bIgger high school offers," he says last weekend's Cardinal Mooney Tournament, play a pre- B-C-D. And now the South HIgh 11th-grader ISpursuing hISfaVOrIte He'll be getting it, too, as a mem- district game tonight and have drawn a bead on the state sport - hockey - as a member of "I had to adjust to Jumor B play finals. Never underestimate a Tuna with fire in her eyes. In jUnIor hockey, you have to pass ber of the South High School varsi- the North AmerIcan Hockey Lea- the puck. You can't hold on to It like ty baseball team this spring When ... Or ti,tlte North's wrestling squad. The Norsemen suf- gue's Fraser Hy1aqders In high school hockey _. if you do, baseball season starts, Rob will fered through a dismal regular season, providing coach Rob was named Junior B you're gonna get kIlled still be playmg hockey when the Larry Aceto's prediction that his inexperienced squad would "Player of the Week" for hiS five Hylander.s go to the natIonals In St have a tough year. But when those dual meets were out of the goals and four aSSIsts In three "I've Improved so much m my Louis way, North came on, finishing second in Bi-County and grab- games the week of Feb 5 through play thiS year I thmk It was good lilt's a rough schedule Some. bing second in the districts and third in the regiona]s -- the 12 So far this season, he has scored for me to have this year of Junior tImes it seems lIke all I do is go to highest ever for North matmen. 23 goals and had 27 assists for 50 B," Rob says school, come home and sleep and points m league play Rob says he knows he'll have to then go play hockey. But it's what Who can explain it? And anyway, why would you want to? Rob just mIssed makIng the S1. work on at least one aspect of hiS I want to do," Rob says It's more fun to sit back and just watch it happen. Don't ClaIr Shores Junior A team this game shooting the puck. forget, we've still got two pretty good basketball teams (10.8 Rob Wood It won't get any easier next sea- North and 15-3 South) and a top-ranked swim squad (No.6 ULS to earn three varsIty letters as son m JUnIor A The Jumor A St South) set to bring out their best. No T-ball in Park League a freshman, lettermg m soccer, ClaIr Shores Falcons playa sched- hockey and baseball That might ule that takes them to Minnesota, Yes, Virgima, the Grosse Pomte pitch agamst other teams. Park Lit- ChIcago, Buffalo and OhiO. Unsung heroes ... Park Little League WIllindeed ac- tle League spokesmen say that ex- have been a four-letter sweep, had cept 7-year-olds mto itS program penence has proven this an excell- Rob elected to play with UL5's If he makes it to Junior A, Rob Before I forget, I want to bring up the subject of "unsung this year. However, the Instruc- ent system for the youngsters state champIOnship tennis team. hopes to tryout for the U S JUnIor heroes." No, not the kind they talk about on the game of the tiona I League season will not m- Registration for the entire Grosse That same year, he received All- NatIonal Team whIch trams 10 Col- week ("You know, Biff, he's really the most underrated, un- clude T.ball as Incorrectly reported Pointe Park LIttle League will be League Honorable MentIOn in hoc- orado Sprmgs Colo , and travels to sung player in this league," the jocks on TV say. Which usually in the Feb. 21 editIon of the Grosse Tuesday and Wednesday, March 12 key and baseball in addItion to his Europe tor the World ChampIOn- All-League and All-State honors in ships And after that, Rob Hopes, means he's the only guy in the league who doesn't make $3 Pointe News. and 13 from 7 to 9 p.m at PIerce soccer million per hour and have his picture on Wheaties' boxes.) The Instructional League season Middle School , ... I l Page Two-C Go R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Thursday, February 28, 1985' School's out and injuries healed as Babcock looks at '85 By Judson Branam stay healthy for the entire year and Steve Naworyta, says Babcock has pitch a lot of mmngs, hopefully I - MSU student made excellent progress since Pitchmg professionally In the can aVOidthe Instruct10nal League slgnmg With the Sox He says Bab- summer and attending college In and make the fall term next year," cock has learned to use a WIder va- he adds. th", winter has had Its drawbacks. nety of pitches rather than Just try- but 1981 North High graduate Bill BABCOCK IS A first-term soph- mg to throw the ball past hItters Babcock says his decision to turn omore With a 2 9 grade pomt aver- and that he now has better control professIOnal after high school was age, he's m hIS fourth term at and IS able to pmpomt theIr loca- a good one MSU. He says that the adjustment tIOn Babcock, 22, turned down schol- from profeSSional athlete to stu- 1\1ost Importantly, Naworyta arship offers from several major dent IS "not that bIg a deal, smce I adds, Babcock has learned to colleges to sign a profeSSIOnal con- started nght after high school "thmk" more on the mound and tract With the Amencan League's "If you apply yourself and learn has become a pitcher, not Just a Chicago White Sox In July, 1981 He how to budget your time, anyone thrower He says the mam obstacle now pitches for the Glen Falls can do It .. to Babcock's path to the majors (N Y) Sox, Chicago's AA level One thing Babcock ::.ays he has been InJuries, which Will cause farm team \\here last season, the misses IS the thrill of pitching for hi::' Ieturn to AA ball thiS season 6-1, 185-pound lefthander fashIOned hiS collegiate baseball team "Bill ISrated highly in our mmor a 10-2 record and a 1 89 ERA "From what I've seen (of college legue system and he has the abIlity Babcock recalls that slgmng his bdseballl, I mISS representmg my to be a big leaguer," Naworyta Working on the 1985 Western Open Tennis benefit are Richard and Noreen Shenku5, GPHC pro contract was made easier by the school, because thdt makes a per- SdyS "He has a good arm, a good Isabelle Owens, player Doug Graham (1985 Art Van Pro.Am champ), Andrew Bonoir, unidentified woman, White Sox' offer of Sl,OOO per term son proud," Babcock says "But I fastball, and we thmk a lot of hIm John and Susan Pierce, chairpersons James and Barbara Aile, GPHC president Bill Cox, entries Jeff toward hIS college educatIOn That made my deCISIOnand I've got to "The only problem has been the Godges and Lacy Gorski, FLEC members Beverly Curtiss, Judy Sieber and FLEC president Nancy Smith. offer was e:uaranteed regardless be happy With that .. fpw mmm' 1n1l1rlp~ tn h,~ [lrm of any future InJunes to Babcock, a Babcock says he Signed WIth the which sometnnes sets a person two-hme All-State selectIOn for White Sox for an initial salary of back We're more likely to watch North who was named an AlI- $600 per month. plus the tuition him through thIS season than to Mixed doubles benefits FLEe Amencan as a semor guarantee Minor league ball- move him up. But If he comes Tobey Hansen, Isabelle Owens, Wendy, thIS year players are paId from Api'll 1 untIl the top French team III the fmal "The offer was there for pro ball along, there always a place for pro- Doug Graham, Lucy Gorski, Jeff Teams entered Include Tobey the end of August unless their match and they said they'd pay for the motion," Naworyta adds. Hodges. Paul Rlechert and Denny Hansen, former CCD and GPHC teams qualify for post-season play- Followlllg their exhibitIOn, majority of my schoohng, so (I de- Among Babcock's ailments were Cavanaugh are Just some of the east Pro returning from California, offs Last year, Babcock's salary guests WIllhave the chance to take cided) why not pursue the career of a pulled muscle III the rotator cuff Side pros and amateur players who WIth Laura Hackman, a graduate my choice?" Ba bcock says .•It \\as $1,200 per month plus a bonus part In a drawmg to play doubles of hiS shoulder that sideimed hIm In WIllcontend fOl'the $3,000 purse at of South HIgh GPHC Pro Isabelle With these two stars that mght doesn't matter to me whether the for 90 days consecutive serVice, a 1982,surgery to remove bone chips the 1985Western Open Indoor MIX- Owens WIllplay With Doug Graham Tickets for the open 109 night party Sox or the University of Miami standard mcentive at the AA level from hIS elbow before last season ed Doubles Tenms ChampionshIp pays for my school ., Babcock says the advantage of who IS the recent Art Van Pro-Am and exhibItion are $10 per person and tendmitls In the rotator cuff at March 6 through 10 at the Grosse Doubles champlOn Other Grosse Babcock has been attending pro ball over the college game IS QualifYing matches begin Wed- the end of last year Babcock says Pomte Hunt Club, 655 Cook Road PoIOte players are J. Hodges WIth nesday, March 6 at 8 30 P m. and Michigan State Umversity during that It has offered him a better hiS arm "feels great" now with a ThiS year's Open will benefIt the chance to realize a lifelong dream L Gorski, D Cavanaugh With Bet- contIOue Thursday and Fnday the off-season, majoring m phys- fastball clocked "In the high 80s Family LIfe EducatIOn Council ty Fesko, Patnck Shields with Ical educatIOn and minormg m his- of reachmg the major leagues Ac- evemngs from 6 to 10 30 pm; consIstently " (FLEC). Paula Riechert, and Lochmoor pro tickets are $4 each night Cham- tory He says he mtends to "teach cordmg to Babcock, the higher Babcock says hISgoal thIS year IS There are already over 30 teams level of play m AA ball has forced Marc Gelma playing with Kathy pionship play starts March 9 at 9 30 and coach baseball" after hIS play- to "pItch a whole season and stay entered in the only Umted States Goodrich Ing career ends hIm to Improve more than he would a m. and continues through the healthy I want to go out there and Tennis Assoclat1On-sa&lctioned An opemng mght party will Since Babcock plays WIth the ha ve in college day; tickets are $5 until 5 p m and wm every start" He refuses to set mIxed doubles tournament 10 the feature a specIal exhibltion,match $6 for evemng matches. WhIte Sox through the spring and "I wouldn't thmk they (college a tImetable for his promotion to the mIdwest It IS also sanctloned by on March 6 from 6 to 8 p.m. The The sem1fmals WIll be held Sun- summer and has attended Instruc- teams) could play at the same major leagues the Western Tennis ASSOCIation. match will be between Murphy tional League each fall, he has level," he says "They might have day March 10at 11a.m and 1 p m "I know of too many guys who Defendmg champIOns (for the Jensen, USTA No.1 in 16and under followed by the fmal match at 3 30 been able to attend MSU for only one or two pItchers who could keep spent seven or eight years m AA last two years) pro PhIl NorVIlle, doubles, mdoor and clay courts, pm; tickets are $7 for the day one term each year them III a game but over the long ball before they made the majors. Frankhn Racket Club, and ColIOne playmg SwedIsh Pro OIa Malm- Food and beverages will be "I'm on the 12-year plan now," haul, they wouldn't be able to com- "I'm gonna play until they tell Bartell, from Oh1O,will attempt to Babcock jokes, referring to MSU's qVISt, 1983 NCAA doubles cham- available throughout the tourna- pete. Every player at the AA level me I can't play anymore," Bab- retain theIr tlt1e for - the third pion. Jensen won the 16 and under trImester system WhIChreqUIres at was a star m college" ment and a specIal buffet will be of- cock says "I mean, how many peo- straight year. Runner-up for 1983 doubles 10 the 1984 Orange Bowl least 12 terms of full-time atten- The White Sox' admlmstratlve fered Saturday mght, by ple get a chance to play major and 1984, WIlliam Godfrey, from International ChampionshIp held reservation dance to graduate. "But if I can assistant for baseball operatIOns, league baseball?" Ann Arbor, will play With previous In December at Flamingo Park, For reservations and mforma- teammate Chnstme Gilles' SIster, Fla. He and partner Al Parker beat hon call the GPHC 884-9090 North cagers just miss No.1 spot G.R swimmers shine in state tourney By Bill Hoover preventlllg the dunk After Banks 12-team Bnghton Invitational Several Grosse Pointe SWimmers school participating in the event. III competlhon for the hrst time and North High made one free throw, putting Clm- The Norsemen placmg In the top turned III excellent performances tondale up by four, North came Leah Puidokas was second in the three Grosse Pointe yuungsters North's varsity basketball team 12 were medley relay Greg Cook- when 467sWimmers and divers from 200free (2: 13.1), fIrSt In the 100free made the most of It. Wendy Mader back behmd the offenSIve bnllance sey, Brad Cooksey, Mike Woods, bounced back from a 63-61 heart- around the state gathered for the (l :00.9); Geralyn Bocci was third m fintshed frrst III the (28 4) and second breaker to the Clintondale Dragons of Art "The Wizard" SzymanskI Dave Chadwell, eIghth; Jeff FIgley, Michigan Middle School StateWide who tled the score at 57-57WIth 1 16 the 200free (2: 14.3), and third in the in the 100free (I .04 4) Karen Ellis on Feb 18 to defeat the LakeVIew 10th, 200 yard freestyle; Jeff WIl- Championships at Brighton High 100breaststroke (l:20 8) Fimshing was fIrst m the 50 fly (31 3) and se- Huskies 72-63 last Friday left hams, 12th, 200 yard IM, MIke School Feb. 15 12th in the 50 free was Anna Fran- cond III the l00-back (1 14 8) Karen North, which handed Clintondale In the three-mmute overtIme, Woods, fifth, 50 freestyle; Dave CompetItion was held In two cate- Clmtondale scored fIrst, North tied cis (30.2); she was seventh m the 50 Dundon 'r\as Grosse Pomte's second its only loss in the BI-County, came Chadwell, sixth, 100 backstroke; gories: sixth grade and seventh- fly (32.8). Heidi Mader finished se- double,winner with a first m the !OO out playing well. Rob Skuras It The Dragons mbounded the ball Greg Cooksey, eighlli, 500 free- eighth grades. The format was the and with four seconds left, Banks eond in the 50 fly (28 9) aM second> IM-n:"I1 2) and a first place in the scored nine flrst-quarter POints and style; Jeff Wilhams, 12th, 400 free- same as a high school swim meet, in the 100 back (l:06.4). 100back (1: 12 2) - barely touchIng North led. 19-8 let it fly from 17 feet The ball stylee, relay Chadwell, John with each swimmer limIted to two bounced high off the rIm, then Paul WIlson was Grosse Pointe's Ellis out. Chntondale opened the second Cobau, FIgley, Scott Tenkel 10th, Individual events only male sWImmer; he took a parr Grosse POinte girl" won 14of 28m- quarter With a full-eourt press, straight through, allowmg the and 100breaststroke, MIke Woods, Representmg Parcells School was Dragons to wm and take control of of second place finishes in the 100in- dividual medals (gold, sliver and forcing North mto tough shots and fifth. Katie Young, who won the 50 free- dividual medley 0'03.0 and 100 bronze) and clearly dommated the causIng several turnovers The the Bi-County lead. Reynolds prOVIded the highlights style (25.80) and the 50 fly (28.20L Szymanski led North With 27 back (1:013). event, despite the absence of team Norsemen settled down, bUilt a of the meet for the Norsemen by Parcells' Nora Brooks ftmshed se- The meet featured SIxth graders awards categones lead, and finIshed the half up points and seven rebounds. Kevm winmng the diving competitIOn cond to Young In the 50 free (27 50). Weidmger added 15 pomts and seven, 29-22 Spikers win EIght other swimmers represented With the score 45-38 and 2 09 left seven rebounds, Skuras scored 13 the Grosse POinte Middle Schools, P~KIN 3177 POints and 11 rebounds, Dan Kop- among the 40mIddle and junior hIgh ~DELI In the third quarter, North's Jon North's varSIty volleyball team E. Jefferson Palazzo and a Clmtondale player Itzke fiOlshed WIth SIX pomts and won the BI-County tournament held PAVILION seven assists • Every Thursday got tied up for a jump-ball. Palazzo at North and featurmg South Lake, Girls' softball After 4 p.m. On Feb 22, the Norsemen trav- Clmtondale, Brablec, L'Anse 'f~ )"'" was pushed to the floor and :W • J .... , tempers flared Strong words eled to LakeVIew to take on the Creuse and LakeVIew in a two- returns to Club CORNED BEEF k'~ changed to pushes and then pun- Huskies And after three close game round robin match. North The Neighborhood Club WIlloffer & ches, emptymg both benches and quarters, North rode a seven POint beat South Lake, 15-1, 15-2, and de- Its softball league for girls agam CABBAGE ~ . - .. -..:~~'J:~-- stlrrmg the crowd. When the fight surge to a 72-63victory, their nmth feated Clintondale, 15-10, 15-12, be- tills sprIng All Interested girls in in 11 league games. • Carry Out Finest Chmese Amencan Food ended, the offICials took the Chn- hmd the excellent splkmg and serv- grades two through eight, are re- North was led by Kopltzke's 17 • Party Trays Banquet FaCilities - Recent,y Pemodeled tondale players to the locker room 109 of Celeste Sartor. quired to register at the Neighbor- Hawaii Cockta~ lounge points Skuras added 16 pomts and 21809 Mack and then, the North players. After The girls also beat Lakeview, Open Mon Thurs 11 am Tam Fr & ~a' 11 am 2 a m Sun noon 1 a m Szymanski fmlshed WIth 14 hood Club, 17150Waterloo, by Feb. disCUSSIOnWith both teams, play 15-12, 15-14, behmd the fine play of 28 775-3120 259.1510.259.1511 - Carryout Service North's next game IS Fnday, resumed With no ejections. The re- Dawn Cartwright and VirgInia Games are scheduled after mainder of the quarter was score- March 1, at home versus L'Anse Sanders, and were unbeaten after school and evenings, Monday less Endmg the fourth quarter, Creuse. Tip-off IS at 7.30 P m trouncing Clmtondale, 15-4, 15-5 through Friday, beginning April 29 North held a 45-38 lead. The Norsemen beat Brablec, 15-6. and running through June 21 The Dragons opened the fourth League meet for 15-7,but lost one to L'Anse Creuse, The league fee is $25and includes 7-15, after takmg a 15-3 VICtOry CENrRAL quarter pressing half-eourt. With swim team a umform shirt and hat For more both crowds screammg, Clinton- The Norsemen tankers are set (Con tributed by Brooke Bessert) mformatlon, call 885-4600 dale began marchmg back At 6:10 for the BI-County League Cham- COUEGIATE North called a time-out, with only a pionship to be held on Feb 28 and read WEtGHT 45-43 lead. When play resumed, March 1. WATCHERS Reggie Banks scored four points Tom Frosted Treat eH Last week started WIth a dual & Desserts HOCKEY withm 17 seconds to put the meet at No I-Ann Arbor Pioneer Greenwood '5 RAM'S HORN Lo Cal Menu Dragons up by two After Dan The green and gold could capture Kopitzke tied the score at 47 on a RESTAURANT only two events while losmg 101-69. FYI 885.1102 ~Y: ASSOCIATION lay-up, Chntondale was fouled, Dave Chadwell took the 50 free- 17410 MACK AT ST. CLAIR made one free throw then scored style and Mike Reynolds won the on P CHAMPIONSHIP agam, to lead by three The Norse- diving DAILY DINNER What's netY men iost the ball and fouled Banks, North then fInished Sixth 10 the Page One SPECIALS: at the Horn $3.99 CrOissants, StIr Frys, Fresh Veg cooked to MARCH8&9 11 a.m. to 11 p.m, only order, Chicken HOMEMADE Breasts, Chicken or SOUP DAILY Tuna Salad, Veg., MICHIGAN STATE-WESTERN Ham & Cheddar, JOE IDOlS WE ARE FAMOUS HawaIIan Ham & LAKE SUPERIOR • U OF M for OUR DESSERTS' Crabbstlr. ILLINOIS - CHICAGO REGISTRATION OHIO STATE • MIAMI BOWLING GREEN - FERRIS GROSSE POINTE PARK f----~------i - LITTLE LEAGUE FRIDA~ MARCH 8 - 5:00 pm (Children ages 7.12, born between 8-1-72 and 7-31.78) !CD€d .~; I_~~ ~: SAT:.MARCH 9 - 5:00 pm GROSSE POINTE PARK Doubleheaders Both Days BABE RUTH LEAGUE i'Wings7" I l ~''''''''r'''IlJ'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' ...L-._,,-. (, _ (Children ages 13-18) IlLr\t:. 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The Jungaleers from Detroit aHa who IS a veragmg 18 pomts per game and 6-2, 165-pound senior With sp,rIng Ju!>taround the cor- The first round of the tournament Southeastern, currently 7-9, are de- Terrance ElliS, averagmg 10pomts ner, many eastslders are makIng IS the districts and eastside fans fendIng theIr dl&trlCt crown for the a game. the mistake of gettIng ready for can see five teams from this area third straIght year. Coach Erme compete for the District 16 title at Scott, who IS in his 14th year at The 10-8 Norsemen from North baseball season - Just \l(hen tllf:' High are lookmg for their fIrst dIS- best of high school ba:>kethall I:> North High In March 4, 6 and 8' De- Southeastern, led his team to a trict champIOnship In six years about to begm March Madness IS trOIt FInney, Detroit Southea!>tern, fourth-place flnrsh In the PublIc Second-year coach George Olman the term used by Highland Park Harper Woods Bishop Gallagher, School Leagues' (PSLl East diVI- gUIded hIS Norsemen to a second- basketball coach DarreJl Purslful North and South sIOn place flmsh m the BI-County to describe the atmo!>phere created This year's District 16 competi- Southea!>tern IS led by 6-0, by the Michigan'!> high !>choolba!>- tIOn IS the best that It has been III l60-pound semor Darren Brown League Leading the Norsemen on the ketball tournament wn!ch deCide" year!> who ISaveraging 25 4 POints and 9.5 a!>slsts per game and 6-5, l80-pound court are 6-31/~, l65-pound semor JunIOr Melvm Thoma!> who ISaver- Art Szymanski who ISaveraging 22 agmg 175 pomts and 10 5 rebounds pomts a game and 6-5, 195-pound ULScagers reach .500 per game semor Kevm WeJdmger, averagmg 16 pomts and 10 rebounds The Umver'!>lty Liggett School Christian i,I "'4."''''''',''",'''' ------_,.p_p -...l Call 882.6900 Page Four-C Classified ads Thursday, February 28, 1985 J 1A-eE!$ONALS 1A-PERSONALe lA-PER!ONAbS 2D-CAMPS 4-HELP WANTED 4-HELP WANTED GENERAL INCOME TAX PUppy SITTER Service PRA YER TO THE I INDEX TOCLASSIFIED OFFERED CAMP ARBUTUS - Private GENERAL small female dogs only No HOLY SPIRIT girl's camp Grand Traverse WORLD'S LARGEST mlerna. 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SECRETARY DAY CARE for mfant, 9 hours LEGAL ~ECHETAHY for W S U STUDENT seeks work HOUSEKEEPING -too tired BEAUTIFUL 4 bedroom home keepmg, mlllimum wage per day, Monday-Friday WE ARE now takmg applica- downtown law fICIn, 1 2 pamtmg part-time Neat, ex- to dust or clean? Why not III St Clair Shores, 2 baths, 881- 0000 7 30 a m -4 30 pm In our tions on the [ollowmg apart- Long term assignment for top year'i experience III IllIga- penenced, reasonable pTice call Nancy Jean' 792-5396 newly decorated, stove and ments [or March occupancy. notch per!>on with good BUSINESS secretary for home No hou,ework requlr tJOn/delcll!>e IeqUlred Typ Call 884-8629 HONEST AND dependable refngerator Call 634-8006 secretanal skills, shorthand orthodontiC office, part- ed Mu!>t be a dog lovcr Need relercnce, Live-in ar IIIg7') wpm dJctaphone ex- MATURE LADY deSIres part woman to do housework GROSSE POINTE Park, POINTE GARDEN, Harper helpful but not necessary, time, experience preferred penen<.e dlld medical term. or full tIme employment 0[- References Belween 5-8 Maryland 2 bedroom, 5 Woods - across from Queen word proces!>mg a plus Send resume to Mr!> Eva rangempnt pO!>,>lble Pay negollable In St Clair lJ1ologyhelpful Salary com- flce experience, enJoy public pm, 886-4423 room upper ApplianCe!>,off of Peace Church Near shop- Entech ServICe!>,L T D ,999 Horner, 17700Mack, Grosse !n{'n'>Ulate WI!h experience (On!dct as re(eplJOnIst, ete ATTENTION I'm a young street parkmg $350pIll!>utll- pmg, large 2 bedroom and 1 ChlCdgO Road Troy, 48083 POInte, 48224 ShOles C II ~ Page Six-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 28, 1985 j 6B-ROOMS GO-VACATION 7-WANTED 8-ARTICLES I-ARTICLES '!"8--"'!AI"IRlI!'!!t~I'l!'C"LE"S----8-ARTICLES I-ARTiCLES FOR RENT RENTALS TO RENT FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE SKI CHALETS - deluxe 5 bed- IDEAL FOR workmg gentle- '..OUNG profeSSIOnal couPle NORTHERN JAMES A MONNIG SEWINGMACHINE-Smger SCUBA SUIT, woman's SOLID OAK table - new, un- man over 30, qUiet home, rooms, 3 baths and fIre. seekmg spacious hVlng ac- HARDWOOD BOOKSELLER model With zlg-zag attach- medIUm, excellent condi- fmlshed, With 2 leaves, must be clean Restaurants, place Excellent location, ments and other stylist ac- lion, $300 885-5286 pedestal With claw feet, $400 bus, laundry close Coffee between Boyne Hlghlands - commodalton In Grosse SEASONED 15243MACK AVE cesSOrles Walnut cabmet DINETTE SET, sleeper .sofa, 521-6814after 6 p m A M onlv 7 mmutes from 7 and Nubs Nob For infonna- Pomte area by AprJllst Any $50 face cord dehvel ed (at BeaconsfIeld) Excellent conditIon $175 mirror and other Items of Mile and Mack 885-3039 hon, call, (61S) 526-2107,ask arrangement conSidered ChImneys cleaned and re- Books bought & sold 1I1 many BEAUTY REST matlresl., for Torn or Shawn Very responSible and no paIred different categorIes Call 881.2925. I furmture Sears gas dryer kmg, excellent conditIOn pets 822-6013 264-9725 885.2265 SKI EQUIPMENT Kastle 175 884-9167 886-2854 6C-OFFICE ORLANDO/Disney area con- FOR RENT GROSSE POINTE law student WOOD Workers _see the latest Anyhme for mformahon begmners to Intermedla ~e "'M';O;;V~I;:N~G~S:-:A-;L-;E:;-,-;M:;:-ar::c:'O:h-:2:;'",-;;3,A HUGE movmg sale Fflday dommlum Completely fur- 1 VERNIER-I-M 1,600 square' mshed, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, Wishes to rent carriage Woodmdster 5-m 1 multl- WINTER HOURS Dolomite boots, 6 2 lady s, ~3 p m Moped, wood stove. Saturday, 95 pm 30433 house, garage. apartmbnt or tool. wood 1V0rkmgmachme. 10 a.m.-5 p m TJroha 150 bmdmgs With sewlllg machine, VIdeo Dover, west of Schoenherr, feet professional office lennis, heated pool, golf d t b J 1 Frl , Sat, and Sun space Private entrance nearby Weekly, monUlly or mal s quar ers, y une along With tools, plans. and brakes. Tomle poles. Scott game, gas dryer, household south of IJ Mile Available Immediately The seasonal - after 5 p m Impeccable references Re- books Woodma:.ter of DOLL APPRAISALS and Smith goggles and Items, c1othmg. aquaflums TWIN SIZE deluxe mner- Blake Company. 881-6100 please 884-1193 ply to Box C-ll, Grosse Michigan, Old Timer's Flea ANTIQUES OR Master ski lock, package and more 15291 Liberal, sprmg mattress and box Pomte News. 99 Kercheval, Market, J6000 Groesbeck (on COLLECTIBLES $200 881-8040 east of Hayes 526-4322 sprmg With qUIlted cover 1-94AT 7'~ MILE JUPITER-Palm Beach JUpi- Grosse Pomte Farms, MI weekends) Call 7755J46 SUSAN'S DOLL MUSEUM .! ter Ocean and Racquet Club MOVING SALE - dmmg CARPETING 58 yards off New m carton's Paid $279 220sq ft luxury sUite Two 48236 evenmgs 757-5568 large private OffiCes, bath 11 tennis courts, 2 pools, room set, washer, dryer, gas whIte Antron nylon With Mul.t sell set $135 l<'rame '" Ith shower large clel'lcal walkmg distance to the U ofD DENTAL student look- GREAT b-R-A-N-D-M-A-m-o-v-ed-RESIDENTIAL table lamps stove, bedroom set, aIr con- paddmg. year old, hke new $15 Can dehver 294 3904 al ea, kitchen, lav Ample ocean, new 2 bedroom con- mg for place to rent m and left lots of old furmture II I, _, ...... -r Page Eight-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 28, 1985 13 REAL EstATe 13 REAL ESTATE 14-REAL ESTAlfE 16-PfTS 20D-LOCKSMITHS 21D-TV AND 21F-HOME 21 G-ROOFING IMPROVEMENT SERVICE FOR SALE FOR SALE WANTEp FOR SALE Cm:LSI~A LOCK CO RADIO REPAIR THREE adorable SIamese kit. De I p~ Page, Ten.C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 28, 1985 DRIVE A GOOD 1985 DATSUN 1985 DATSUN (8) DEAL HOME PICK-UP 300ZX T.TOP FROM LOADED with almost every option available Lease MA~TE:R ROGER RINKE 1981 CORDOBA CROWN COUPE. Glacier (select upholstery optional) 1)[ AU. 1\ white, vmyl top, B.eyl., Sir, stereo, crUise, for $79!r~o.. !)Illii \fl 11111 CADILLAC I ~f I I I I " j BEST BUY AT $4,695 Lease I 1982 HORIZON TC.3. Two-door, silver, 81r, I ~ for NEW 1985 CADILLACS stereo, auto. & pwr 27,104 careful miles. Spotless condo $4,995 .. I.:.Q: _ Available NOW '" "':lr "''' 1979 LE BARON. 4-dr. Dove grey, B.cyl, for Immediate Delivery auto, pwr steermg, brakes, seats, 35,144 miles by ongmal owner $3,495 1981 CHEVETTE. Deluxe 4-door, dk grn, air, auto & pwr. good cond In & out $3,295 1982 RELIANT. 2.dr sage grn , air, stereo, 5 speed trans. with standard options, auto & pwr. Hurry for this one, PRICE '48 month open end lease With $2 000 down and security deposJt and flrsl payment OptIOn to buy '48 month open end lease mln $2000 down REDUCED TO $4,995 and secunty depOSit and filS' payment Dpllon to bu} Open Monday and Thursday until 9 p.m. All cars subject to prior sale JOE HANEY JOE HANEY DATSUN.NISSAN DATSUN.NISSAN 24600 Gratiot1 just south of 10 Mile 24600 Gratiot just north of 10 Mile 773.3100 773.3100 COMEALIVE; COMEANDDRIVE WIll COMEAI.IVE; COMEANDDRIVE "I'J'r MAJOR MOTIOAf FROM IVISSAIV MAJOR MOTIOAf FROM IVISSAIV NEW 1985 CORVETTE $21,980 31 Others available at similar prices, " both automatics and 4-speeds. Here are two of the finest Jaguars ever and pinion steering racebred lour. QUiltthemagnfcent SeriesIIIsedan and .....heel Independent suspenSion and AVAILABLE the lMeSOO1e V.12 powered &type GT dec slve four Nheel power diSCbrakes NOW Both share the Inlml'able Jaguar Ins,oe Jaguars prOVidea 'eve' 0' lux qualities of grace!!.;I deslgr qu ck ..Jry and qu et seldom Ifever equalled In response and agile rand JAG UA R a h gh performance motor. ling Both are equipped car Testdnvethemtoday MICHIGAN'S FINEST SELECTION OF CORVETTES with precise power rack ~ u. ,,",'C" ~r< P'O".' 15 M.ile (M.aple) between Coolidge and Crooks 643.6900 Buy Your~ Today - Visit Our Indoor Showroom ED RINKE CHEVROLET Van Dyke at lOll! Mile • Call 754-0440 "P ,.«.~....f...- ~4 ...~ "'" Jerry Mickowski NEW '85 GRAND AM IEW '85 PARISIEIIE WAGON NEW '85 SUNBIRD CPE. • Tinted Glass. Rur DelrgSler "'r Cllnd Dual Spt MIf An Cond Body Side Molds Defrosler Spt Mlrrols Till rm Slife() Radto. 9 Pass Lu~ Carner. SIX AlO7S3 Clotll Reclirnng Seats Tinted Glass AM Aad,o Slk 11'869 Wh ETR Stereo Palnl~d Wh Covered P S P B Stk 110861 Your Neighborhood Buick Dealer IA,'tE $11,395 ;:,~~ $6,897 ;:/~ $8,995 NEW '85 &000 CPE. NEW '85 6000 STATION WAGON NEW '85 GRAND PRIX • COMPETITIVE PRICES AIr Cllod • TIGlass Notcllback Seal Clotll Tnm R Def AIr Cond 3'd Seat TIGlass NOk:hback Seat Cloltl Tnm Cust Seal Belts Tmted Glass Rock~r Molds Carp Spt Mms Custom Wlieel Cllvers W W Steel Belt~d R Def Spt Mirrors Cut Wheel Covers W W SB Mals Bodv Side Molds All Cond Padded Too Tires. AMlFM StereolCloclc Auto. PS PB Dlx Wheel AM/FM Stereo Lugg Carner F! Wheel Dnve PS P8 Defroster Spl Mirrors Acc~nt Stnpes Cruise W W Cllvers S!l( 11048 Auto Trans Str 11'0331 TIr~s Stereo RadiO Rally Wheels 29 Others AI Slmlllr Slvlng. 5 OTHERS AT SIMILAR SAVINGS LIST $11,878 • CONVENIENT SERVICE ;t,~ $9,495 ;:/~~ $9,995 ;~I~~$10,125 NEW T.1000 5 DR. HATCHBACK We're Sure You Will Be Pleased NEW FIERO Cloth Reclln,ng Bloc\(et Seats Auto Trans Tilt Wheel Auto Trans Tinted Glass Delay Wipers ~I MalS NEW '85 TRANS AM Defroster TI1 Wh Lamp Group Stereo R.!d,g Wh Tn m AM Aadlo Re<:limrg Aear Seat 4 Cyl Bl1dy S de Mldgs S!k #2797 Air Con NEW STARCRAFT 164XL I IEW BONNEVILLE SEDAN Air Cond A Ooor Check Deep T,nt Glass Side Door NEW '85 PARISIENNE SEDAN EXI! SO R Door Glass S 0 Window AJX Seat Mldgs AIr Clln j