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Alger House celebrates 75th anniversary By Nancy Parmenter mversary 01 the Hallan Renais- time to conductmg VI.'>Jtorsthrough mto rooms trom other rooms We area, keepmg a propnetary eye on Ghostly footsteps In the old Alger sance Villa, which for 20 years the Alger Hou.'>e They WIll be out m have many groues who like to take a gOings-on at the house house, The Moorings, are by now echoed to the shenamgans of three force - and III penod costume - tour when they're here for some Josephme mhenled her mother s covered up by the hvely flesh-and- Alger chtldren and the more digm tor the Sept 22 dcllvltle.'> other function like lunch" love of gardenmg In later yeal s, blood tramping of the VIsItors to fled soclahzmg of theIr elders The "We ha\ e ~o maIn actlvltIe~ at What the docents have to sho\', IS convlllced that The :Yloormgs' 2,000 annual events at today's Al- annual fall open house at the War the War Memonallhat It's hard to a house furnished with donatIOn.'> gardeIl~ \l, eren 't up to snuff, she ger House, the heart of the Grosse Memonal this Sunday Will celebrate !>queeLe III tours," explallls Irene trom the commumty Almo!>t noth- made frequent trIpS to the back POinte War Memonal Wire fire the home's diamond Jubilee Blatchford, chaIrman of the do- mg tram the Alger family remalll!>, yard carrymg III loads of manure But thIS year mark:, the 75th an- Two park pollee offIcers were A corps of 28 docents dondtes cent.'> ~ometlme::. we hdve to peek but Gro::.se Pam tel'S have been ge III her Holls Royce on patrol recently when they nerous wIth 16th century che::.ts The famIly partie.':> entertained started smellIng smoke desk:, and tapestnes For lovers 01 !>ome of the great names of the da} InSIde theIr car European antlque!>, the tour IS d The Joys vli:ated lhere, a.':>did the H seems a "radIO SIren pleasure Wnghts Russell Alger. son of a ;\IJ modular head" m the dashboard A histOrIan m sedrch ot trace!> of chlgan governor and bnefly pre short-CircUited, causing lots of tile A/gel:> Cdll ue d Ull II UMIdtea :>Iuelll 01 Packard !\lotor, look a damage to the wmng In the None of the Alger famll} remalll In grea t mterest III aVIatIOn and fle\\ dashboard of theIr 1985 the area, Blatchford believes Mo::.t dt Kitty Hawk \\ Ith the Wnghts Chevrolet of their furmture, books, photo- "He dIed rather young," Blatch- SIllce they were close to home, graphs and memorabilia have gone ford mused (He dIed at 58) She they parked hastIly near the CI- WIth them Records, as the house outlived hIm 1)\ 32 veal'S But after ty's fire station and let the skipped from the family to the art he dIed, she didn t'want to stav III smoke eaters put the inSide out mstltute to the library to the \Val the house" - It's not much of a story, but Memonal, are fragmented The Algers en]o}ed furlll"hlng then It wasn't much Df a fire A VISitor IS tantaliLed by the their home In the grdnd tradItIOn gleammg bra!>s andirons 10 the gl at old Gros!>e POlllte, the} \\ ent to Jose can u c? ganhc "walk-In" f1l'eplace In the Europe looklllg fOJ decoratl\ e arts It was a dream come true for hbrary Although there are no rec- and found a whole room The DaVid Carroll, of Whittier Road ords to prove It, Blatchford !>ay!> billiard room IS an old English pub, A performer WIth Grosse POlllte she IS prelly certam they belonged \\ Ith solid \\ood panelin~, \\lde Theatre and the Judelalfes, Dave to the family board floors, and \\ mdo\\::. !>etdeep has had one all-consuming pas- "We found them out 10 the Cdr- In a three-foot Ihlck \\ all sIOn and goal for the last three rIage house m a pile of debns," .'>he Blatchford debunked the legend years to smg the national an- saId "They were just black, but \I;e of the pub room's secret passage them at a TIger game recogmzed they were the real There IS a "hidden" door III the Well, old Dave got his chance McCoy and we brought them lOand paneling, leadmg nowhere slllce last Saturday, when the Bengals polished them up " the Fnes Audltonum was bUIlt took on the Baltimore Orioles, The shlOmg lIgures stand three 'We don't know exactly where It We would have had thiS story In feet tall 10SIde the unused library led," Blatchford saId 'It went out- last week's paper so everyone fIreplace, which IS, alas, Itself d Side, toward the rIver It's fun to could go down and cheer Dave fake, as Mrs Alger loved the angi- speculate that he used It to cart on, but he didn't get nohflCatlOn nal so much that she took It With booze III trom Candda dUrIng Pro- until shortly before the game her when she moved to her new hibitIOn, but we don t kno\'. that' home on Provencal Road Among those cheering was The Alger House The house IS made entirely of Dave's daughter, Katy, a Upstairs, the aIry. ~unht corner slone, concrete and steel and em- sophomore at Michigan State bedroom that was Mr~ Alger's IS bellished WIth occasIOnal wood UniverSity now gIven over to the Garden panelmg, OWIllg to the Algers' fear Interestmgly enough, Dave Special ed services relocated Center French doors open onto a of fire They once- had a summer tOlls for a company called flat roof where Mrs Alger hked to cottage m Canada that burned to FranklIn-Whlttler, a trainmg and walk and admire her formal gal- lhe ground Although nobody was development fIrm that helps den A portIOn of It can stilI be seen, hurt, Blatchford said their fears Illdlvlduals set and reach their from parochial to public schools exactly as III ItS onglllal state It led them to construct a totally fIre- goals By Mike Andrzejczyk once stretched to Lakeshore Road, proof dwellmg Whatever they saId to Dave, It her on a bus for a 10- to 15-mmute teachers m the pnvate schools to but has had to gIve way before the "It was bUIlt to last forever, 'she Parents and pubhc school OffI- nde for a 30- or 60-mlnute seSSIOn help WIth problems that come up practIcal eXigencIes of War Me- looks hke It worked CIals began making the best of a saId "But when the pIpes burst. While It'S not the best SItuatIOn, It dunng the day monal park 109 you have a problem The lean green bad SituatIOn thiS week, complYIllg should get better as time goes by as "We are probably as dIstressed Turmng the other way, 1\11':>Al- With U S Supreme Court rulings VISItors Sunday may adiTIlre the prmclpals from parochial schoob about that as the parochIal school ger would have seen the green ex- marble staircases, the ornate It's a puzzlement to us here at that have moved speCIal educatIOn meet With the speCial educatIOn the Grosse Pointe News_> - services out of paroch1al schOOls pal ents are," Hunt said tend:ng down to the shore of the plaster ceiling medallions, the con- services departmenl to come up But the state's mandate that dls- lake, On Sundays, the fam\ly hked Somebody somellme early throughout the country Ql'ete ce\\m&- cunnmg\y- p~unted..\o_ WIth better ways for thlllgS to work, tIICtS campI} WIth the rulmgs to entertalll friends WIth bowhng on resefnble-'Wdbd"15eal11s, and the Thursday morning crept into the At least one state has told the Hunt saId could have been eased had the dIS- the green, daughter Josephme once glonous birch panelmg that some- newsroom and left an envelope federal government It won't com- Some parochIal school parents tncts been given a year to work out remInIsced The men bowled. whIle addressed to Sports Editor Peggy ply With the rulings untIl next year one once pamted green - untillhe aren't happy WIth the arrangement \~ays to solve the problems, Hunt the ladies In their fancy Sunday mdefatIgable Josephllle saw to 11 O'Connor on the desk of News But Michigan's Department of and have asked the public schools hald "That, to me, would have dresses admired thelr prowess EdItor Pat Paholsky Education has deCIded It WIll be the that It was restored And mavbe, to come up WIth an option other been a senSible way to go II Now the view Illcludes the Tnal Once delivered and opened by pubhc schools that WIll carry the too, they will hear an echo of those than busing their chIldren to public That's not an optIOn the state Gardens, planted and mamtallled "gay years" when Grosse Pomte Peggy, out tumhled a $20, $10 and burden of transport1Og parochial school buildmgs They also com- feels It has, aCCOldlllg to Dr Ben- by a group of garden clubs under $1 bIll InSide was a pr10ted note- school students to public schools \I;d!>young and the Algers bowled plam of teacher changes and lack son Herbert. a superVIsor In the the rubnc of the Garden Center In 'SurprIse I EnJOy I" for certam servICes on the gl een of access to lllstructors fOl paro speCial education dlvl.'>IOn of the the middle of the colorful plots lies We don't know who the EvaluatIOns and consultatIons chlal school students educatIOn department the ongmal mIllstone from the mill benefactor IS and moreover, why with teachers can sltll be done in Durmg the lay-offs at the end of "We can't excuse school dlstqct!> at WmdmlJl Pomte It was $31 An even $30 would parochial schools, but no therapy Winner the last school year, the public from provIdmg that service," he The three children's bedrooms The Grosse Pomte News won seem to make more sense may be prOVided, accordmg to the school system dId lose a speech saId "We can't excuse ourselves are sca ttered strateglca lIy near Peggy debated about half a se- state's speCial educatIOn d1V1slOn an award in the 1985Michigan therapist, Hunt said In addItIOn. from that baSIC responsibility" theIr parents' and governess' Press ASSOCiation newspaper cond over the ethICS of takmg thiS T.herapy must be given the paro- there have been shifts because of Michigan's state board of educa- rooms so that the watchful eye of money, then rammed It intI) her chial students on either a neutral contest for Its e(htoriaJ pages_ the scheduling hurdle that needed tIOn deCIded It \1; as gomg to comply authOrity could mamtam order, The paper received an honorary purse_ SIte or the public schools to be crossed to get the speCIalists WIth the rulIngs and, although Blatchford said She says thanks, whoever you In Grosse Pomte, that means stu- m~ntion In the Class A diVISIon m the bUlldmg on the same day there wasn't much time to put toge- "Josephme had the room next to for weeklies, are dents recelvmg speCial education There IS a problem WIth access to ther the cJanflcations for local dls- her mother," she saId "EVIdently P S To whoever you are My services from the publIc school dIS- EIghty weekly newspapers serVICes, she saId A public school tncts, has done ItS best to get mfor- she was qUIte a daredevil - a tom- and 42 dallies from througnout desk IS the first one you see when tnet at SIX parochial schools wIll student can get help from a SOCIal matlon out to the affected depart- boy She lIked to traipse around on you next creep mto the have to travel to nearby elemen- tbe state entered the contest, worker or speech therapIst that ments, Herbert said While he has the rooL" submitting a total of 1,582 en- newsroom Hmt, hmt tary schools for theIr servICe!> m day because the profeSSIOnals are heard a few complamts, most of The lively Josephme was mar- speech, work With a teacher/con- tries. Members of ~heWlsconsm Sign it stolen more acceSSible to them That's a the people call10g hIm are askmg rIed from the Great Hall, the only Newspaper Association judged sultant or meetmgs WIth a SOCial problem that can't be overcome be practlcal questions aboul how to Alger child to be marned III the I suppose It was bound to hap- worker tile contest. cause the public schools can't put ((ontlllued on Page li,\) home She contlllued to !lve III the pen We just receIved a call from ThaI means mdlvlduahzed edu- Joe Fromm who told us someone catIOn planning conferences With stole the "Thou Shalt Not Park" about 140 parochial school SIgn he and WIfe Beverly donated parents and students to explam the Illegal moped use gives police headaches to St Paul Catholic Church change, re-allocatIOn of personnel Luckily, three signs 111 all were By Tom Greenwood m order to have a SOCial worker, speCIal moped license to operate on walk unaer motonzed power, but It "It's espeCIally dangerous when donated by the Fromms, so speech therapIst and teacher/con- public roadways Mopeds are hot 10 Grosse POl11te was permISSIble to pedal the nders dnve while listemng to theIr there's still hope sultant 10 the publiC school at the Just ask any polIce officer who That's where many parents go moped unpowered 'like a bIcycle" What's next? A "Thou shalt not radIOS through earphones Every- same time on the same day, and spends part of hiS day chasmg \\I'ong, accordlllg to Ferber BeSIdes non-regIstration, other one seems to do It Cyclists, moped steal the thou shalt not park" waiting to see how many parochIal down kids, many of them pre-teen- '!\tany don't realize their bIkes sign? problems facmg law offiCials are nders, joggers and those out for a school stUdents Will deCIde not to agers, caught SCOOtlllg down Side- must be registered and their ChIld- operators rldmg WIthout helmets stroll It can cause real problems take part m the program, seekmg walks or zlpplllg along roadways, ren have to have a lIcense," he (a reqUirement for dnvers under Feeling inadequate two to a vehicle because they can't hear anythmg either private aId or that prOVIded said "They also don't know that age 19), ndlllg on SIdewalks, nd10g else and they begm not to pay at- It \l;a5 a story that defIllltely by some of the parochIal schools, Another indicatIOn of their popu- the millImum age for a moped With more than one person per ve- got my attentIOn, Ican tell you tentIOn We had an aCCIdent mvolv- accordmg to DIrector of SpeCial lanty can be found at the local hIgh license IS 15 We have one female hicle and dnvlllg With radIO ear mg a moped nder a little whIle ago I'm refernng to an artICle that EducatIOn Clair Hunt schools where flashy red, black juvelllle who Will shortly be ap- phones on It could have been a lot worse than ran In last Thursday's busllless The school dlstnct deCided to and blue mupeds vie for space WIth pearmg III court WIth her parents "We have adults who also ride It was We were lucky thiS t"-"l,e " sectIOn of the DetrOit Free Press transport the parochIal school stu- lO-speed bikes at the bicycle racks 'She was rIdlllg her moped along mopeds," Ferber said "But they Accordmg to the State Police, The headline read "Busllless dents to nearb} schools as the most "There consistently has been a the sldc\\alk Her parent:, \\ 111 ap don't usually gIve us any problems, there were 288 moped-related accl- women on sex Once IS not feaSible solutIon, she said The dIS- hIgh number of mopeds 10 Grosse pear far a 110\\ mg an unlicensed except they ~ometlmes don't wear ?ents III the tn-county area III 1983, enough ' tnct could have found SIX "neu- Pomte, especla lIy the Farms," drl ver to drl\ e ' helmets either E..,peclall) the \\ o- It concerned a survey taken of :Jl In Oakland County, 42 III Ma- tral" sites on whIch to prOVide the said Farms ChIef of Pohce Robert Ferber aho rxpl,lI!wd II \\d' 1l1r men The\' ,,<1\ the" don't \\ dnt to bUSllleSS\\ omen ages 25-45, With K Ferber "It's probably because comb, and 185 In Wayne County. 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Thursday, September 19, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Two-A Jaycees has woman president EPTEMBER tbe sbips wbeet't. ALE!!! "iU"iU\'i\uuUUMUsuUU£unU\U\qq: ~ Grosse For the first time in the history of Commumty Room in the GroSRe S Eastpointe Pointe News the chapter of the Grosse Pomte POInte Woods C1ty Hall at 8 p m Clearance on: (USPS 230.400) Jaycees a woman IS president. In-stock Sperry's, Kites Racquet Club Published every Thursday Jean Wenn has taken the responsi- & Windsocks, Goose By Anteebo publishers bIlities and duties of the office as so Bay Canvas Bags, 9';1 Kerche\ al Avenue many women have m other chap- Presents (,rosse Pomte. 1\1148lJ6 Selected Sportswear, ters of the Jaycees smce the Comprehensive Phone 882-6900 Artwork, Nautical Tab/e- Supreme Court deCISion to allow ware, Glass Ships In Second Class Postage paid at women to Jom. TENNIS DetrOif Michigan Bottles ... SYbscnpltOll Aaf •• $15 per ~ar Wenn has proclaimed September ,'" mall $17 OIJf-ot sfale as Jaycee membership drive Always On Hand: PROGRAMS Addr&Ss all Mall S",btotriptiOOS Change of Add'." F",ms 35791099 month American Be CanadIan Charts, Dockley's Spredrose, Foul Weather Gear, For Both Kerch-eval Grosse POlo1e Farms The chapter IS lookmg for new M ch Nautical Lamps, Heuer Watches and Sall.Loft Clothing, . Juniors & Adults The deadl ne for news copy IS members to enable them to con- Classes Now forming and Mondi)' noon 10 mSl)fe 'l1iSrtlon tinue helpmg people m need around Now In Stock: All ad....ertlslng copy must be In the 1986 Calendars, Nautical Christmas Cards & Wrapping Paper. Are Open To Non-Members News all co by 11 a m Tuesday the commumty as they have for COARECTIONS AI'.D ADJUST more than 15 years NEWI!! NEW!!! 19001 NINE MILE MENTS R.sponslblhly lor dlsolay For more mformation on the at 1-94 Expressway and classlhta adverhS n9 errQr IS WATERLINE POSTERS FOR FRAMING Iim.ted to ether a can.cetlat on 01 the Grosse Pomte Jaycees, call Beth East Detroit 48021 1 c.,a'99 lor Of a Ie run ot the portion Soave at 446-2470 or attend the n arrOf NOlllcatiOft mu.st De glvan If It's Nautical And Nice We've Got It n4-1000 In time lor cOflectJO"'l n the f()l.IOWIMJ meetmg Thursday, Sept. 26, at the Jean Wenn SPECIAl Issue We assume no re$pOnSlblhly 'or the same aher lhe !rst lnsefl'K)n 19605 MACK. GROSSE POINTE WOODS, MI • 882-1340 BEGINNER CLASSES $25 .~ .. BETWEEN 7 AND 8 MILE ROADS c::::l "HOURS, MON .•THURS. 10-5 FRI 10.6 SAT 10.5 Rattle of the Bands ... ,--_~~~»~~,,-;,;p;;'i;S'l)""upS's,,' ~ ...... -..-n ...... ~~!~~~ FALL ANTIQUE FAIR auditions now held The War MemOrial's annual Bat- non-professIOnal, at least 50 percent tle of the Bands, to be held in of the members must be of hIgh SEPTEMBER19. 22 November, 1S m full swing With school age or younger, and 50 per- band auditIOns now bemg held cent of the members must be Grosse The event, now it Its twelfth year, Pointe residents or attend Grosse annually draws sellout crowds of Pointe schools. Bands wlll be noh. local high school students who fled Within one week after written want to hear theIr favoflte local request is receIved. No phone re- bands compete to be chosen as quests for auditions Will be ac- Grosse Pomte's best cepted From now until Nov, 1, a group of For more informatIOn or to join high school students wlll audition the audition committee, call the all bands who apply and meet the Center at 881-7511 reqUIrements of the competition The committee will choose six to compete In the event Saturday, Charge card spree Nov. 30 Each band will play one 45-mi- at Yacht Club nute set, With one playing in tne A 16-year-old Pomte youth was Fries Ballroom while another one charged with defrauding an mn- simultaneously performs in the keeper III a 10-day spree of sigmng audItorium. The wmning bands are a false name on Grosse Pointe chosen solely by the paid atten- Yacht Club membershIp charges, dees' votes. WInning bands will according to Shores police reports spht a percentage of the ticket The youth said he dIscovered he FASHION SHOWS sales with the number-one band, to could get into the club by giving a be featured on Grosse POInte member's name. Once inSIde, he Cable charged repeated beer purchases OF VINTAGE CLOTHES To qualify, bands must apply in to the same member, who has re- wrltmg to, Battle Auditions, fused to pay the $143 50bill. He said SATURDAY - SEPTEMBER 21st Grosse Pomte War MemOrial, 32 yacht club employees had never Lakeshore, Grosse Pointe Farms, asked him for IdentifIcation MICh, 48236 All bands must be The scam came to light last week Noon . 1:00- 2:00 . 3:00 PM when an employee called the po- Parkinson group lice, who arrived at the club to flOd the harbormaster "yelling" and The next meeting of the North- Center Court Cafe "screaming" because he had not Come In and experience our twenty-eight years east Parkinson Support Group WIll been notified before the pohce, re- Dally Demonstrations & Repair Services be Wednesday, Sept 25, at 2p m. at ports stated The' police arrested of unyleldmg commItment to style and service. Calvary senior Center, 4950Gates- the "cocky" youth, who later made head near Mack a full statement. "00 S" 95 '0 The speaker WIll be Dr John The club plans to press charges if Thurs ull 8 30 Penney, a University of Michigan .t' the Juvenile does not make full res- ~.OMERSET MALL neurologist. tltution, according to the report. All those with Parkinson's di- Shores pohce have filled out the ju- CLASSIC STYLE - \ UNCOMMON SERVICE ,ease are inVIted to attend Call Big Beaver Road at Coolidge, Troy vemle court petition, but have not 80 Kercheval. On The-Hili. Grosse POinte Farms Walter Nugent at 886-0815for fur- filed It, pending restItutIOn Sunday 12-5/Monday. Thursday, Friday 10-9fOther days 10-6 her mformatlon Bloomfield Commons. Maple and Lahser • Bnmlngham
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Page Three-A ------,------Thursday, September 19, 1985 Go R 0 SSE POI NT ENE W S Park acts to protect elms scent that attraclb the beetle, but leis With cancer m humans," she By Pat Paholsky said "Early detectIOn IS essentIal Check those woodpiles, Park re- because of the aCid, the broods Will not develop, Ward said and we need to educate the people Sidents Beglllmng Wednesday, to watch the trees very closely" Sept 25,It WIllbe agalllbt the law to [n 1980In WashIngton, DC, ca- codylIc aCId was mtroduced m a Dons Miller, Ch~llfW!}manof the have cut elm wood on your BeautificatIOn CommisslOn, said premlbes unless the bark has been program to save the elmb and \~as successful In slgl1lflcantly reducmg the group wtll send out a brochure removed regardlllg the care of elms to all re- The Park counCil, upon the the numbel of tree~ that had to be removed, accordll1g to a report by SIdents thIS comIng sprmg recommendatIOn of the BeautIfica- Accordmg to a count by mem- tIOn CommiSSIOn, approved an or- the UnlVer~ltv of the Dlstl'lct of Co- lumbia Cooperative ExtenSIOn herb of the commiSSIOn, there are dll1ance to that effect Sept 9 The 1.342 public elms and 990 pnvate Service ordmance states "No person shall elm~ JO the Park, for a total of store, sell, delIver or brlllg mto the The purpobe of the herblude I'>to city wood from any elm tree to be u~ed a5 firewood or for any other purpose, unless the bark has been completely removed from the wood" The actIOn ISanother attempt to stave off the bpread of Dutch elm disease m the city ReSidents may A not be aware that all elm wood at- \, tracts the bark beetle, said Cdrol ~ --! % Ward, BeautlhcatlOn CommlsblOn member "It doebn't make anv dIf- I" 'v ference If It'S dIseased or not' You ~~ are nrovldmg a breedmg place for these critters," she ~aId n'~>" There IS also the problem With 'i/(' tree compame~ that cut down dl • seased trees and then sell the wood, she said The polIclllg IS left up to the mdlvldual cltleb, Ward said, ad- Scholarship semifinalists dlllg that Blrm1l1gha,m has a Simi- Five Grosse Pomte public high school students have been named seifinalists in the 1986 Nation- lar, but stncter. ordInance Bir- al Merit Scholarship Corporation's competition. Three are from South High and two from North. mIngham fOIbids the pObsebslOnof Receiving congratulations from their high school principals are, seated, Elizabeth A. Meagher and any cut elm wood, debarked or not Colleen M. Murphy, both of South and, standing, Frances French, acting principal of South, Keith CounCIlman Vernon i\usherman, recogmzmg that enforcement of C. Peltz, North; Bryant R. Kong, North; John Kastran, north principal, and Kirk A. Sanders, South. the ordmance will be diffICUlt,sa Id, "The ordmance Will depend pretty much on the commumty for en- forcement " He explaIned It Willbe Americans believe in public schools up to reSidents to report a neighbor bemg and the well-bemg of their groups who may be asked to deCide who keeps the \\ ood of a cut elm By Mike Andl'zejczyk own children and grandchildren" who's to be paid more than others, Without removIng the bark Whl1ethe Park police Will not be Better than one In four Amen- The schools also mamtam a na- bhe adds cans give pubhc schools an A or B tlOnal reputatIOn as a system which Competency testmg ISa Simplis- checkIng woodpiles, Council- tiCsolution to a very complex prob- woman Carroll Evola said, "I grade m the 17th annual GaIlup poll mamtams quahty programs, he . believe the ordmance IS necessary of attltudeb toward publIc educa- adds. lem of fmdmg qualified teachers tlOn - the most smce the questIOn NatIOnally, the largest problem for the classrooms, Whntner says and better than nothmg , was fIrst asked facmg publIc schools IS lack of dls- The NatIOnal EducatIOn ASSOCIa- In the meantime, reSidents who The results of the poll, dlstnbut- clplme, accordmg to the survey tIOn advocates ngorous admiSSIOn are unable to Identlfv cut elm from ed by the NatIOnal EducatIOn Asso- PublIc school parents, non-publIc standards for new teachers, mclud- other wood can call on the Beautifi- mg rIgorous graduatIOn reqUire- cation CommiSSIOn clatlOn and publIshed m thiS school parents and those With no Of the ordInance, CounCIlman month's edltlon of the magazme, children III school agree on that m ments from teacher programs, m- Phi Delta Kappan represents an different proportions FoIlowmg ternshlp programs and regular l\lark Valente said, "We didn't do It UpSWlllg m opllllOn of the publIc close behmd IS the use of drugs m evaluatIOn to start hlttmg people up Withfmes, educatIOn system, which has been the publIc schools, With poor curn- Cook agrees that competency but to educate the reSidents as to testing wouldn't work If a commu- what the problem IS " PhOIO by Pal Parlolsky under scrutiny III the past couple of culum falhng a distant third years after the pubhshmg of "A The poll shows 43 percent of non- nity belIeves or says it has mcom- In a related matter, the BeautIfi- petent teachers, It has also admit- cation CommiSSion, meettng to- Three Park residents, actively Involved in trying to save the elms Nation at nlsk," accordmg to Gros- pubhc school parents respondmg, in their city, symbolically stand behind a planter in front of the Gros- se Pomte Supermtendent John saymg dISCipline is the worst prob- ted those teachers have been pas- night, IS expected to recommend Whrttner lem m pubhc schools, while 25 per- sed along their present pOSItIOnsby another change m the ordInance re- se Pointe News office. They are Doris Miller, Carol Ward and Mark gardIng elm trees The commISSIOn Valente III. The planter marks the spot where a large elm, a landmark The results show the publIc rat- cent of parents WIthchildren ill the laXIty m the school admlmstratlOn mg publIc schools thiS year as schools rate dISCipline as the worst Ment pay programs can't be con- would hke the city to adopt the on the Hill, grew. It was removed last year after efforts to save it hIghly as they dId m 1984, when problem Twenty-three percent of Sidered until the startmg pay of method of injecting cacodyhc aCid from Dutch elm disease failed. educatIOn received the highest those without chlldrne m schools teachers IS brought up to adequate mto diseased trees tagged for re- mark m more than a decade When said diSCipline was the number-one levels, Cook says The NEA IS em- moval 2,232 So far, 158 trees have been barkmg on a program to raise Qacodyhc aCId IS an herbiCide counteract the dela) s 111 removal 01 asked to rate the public school sys- problem facmg schools diseased trees 111 the Park Ward tagged, Ward said" , starting salanes natIOnally, she that prevents the tree from graft- People ,who are concer~ed abouh tern natlOnaIly 27 percent of those Lack of dlsclphne ISa traditIOnal mg the disease to another elm sa\d WhLte Il la~es the c\ly an respondmg ga~e the system t.IlA ...,(l9n~er~,ofparents, Whnlner says, • adc;is" tlll'lr trees ~an call the city o[fIl::eat through the root system It also average of 12 dayb to remove a or B. addmg he was encouraged that the • Another program that received tree, the blgge5t problem Ib \\lth 882-6200and ask to have a Beautifi- Those asked to rate their local level of concern appears to be drop- almpst umversal acceptance m the acts as a trap tree, Ward saId catIOn CommISSIOnmember return The dyIng tree gives a certaIn prIvately O\wed treeb. she saId A school systems gave much higher pmg off survey was the concept on requir- homeowner, upon learmng hIS tree their call marks, With 43 percent gIVing their "Part of that has been almost a mg a mllllmum grade pomt IS tagged lor removal, Will call a "We have not abandoned the elm local system an A or B The last sOCietal shift to more conservatism average of a student for participa- Farms firehouse tree company for a bid And It may trees," Ward said "There are two years' results are up sharply and that's been reflected m tlghten- tIOn m extracurricular actlvltles be weeks before the company many thmgs that can be done We form 1983,when only 31 percent of 109 up what's takmg place Wlthm and sports are hard at work at savmg the elms While 90 percent 01those WIthout to get new doors comes out those respondmg gave their local the schools and the sense on the "Even If there I~ time!', removal 01 Grosse Pomte Park and domg a chIldren said students should have The Farms cIty council voted better Job than we have done With schools a A or B part of that commumty that the Sept 9 to spend $7,780 on new ot a dIseased tree. there is a 60per "I thmk It's reflective of what's tlghtemng up IS takmg place," to meet a mlmmum standard, 97 cent chance of ItS mfectmg other the spraymg program " percent of non-public school fIrehouse doors The eXlstmg wood been happemng III the overall feel- Whntner says "I have never sens- trees, she said, addmg that the fun------parents said they belIeved m such a doors have begun to sag, City That empty space between the liq- lllg toward educatIOn" Whntner ed diSCiplIne to be a major problem Manager Andrew Bremer said gus can stay m the roots of a dl- says "It probably bottomed out - m Grosse Pomte sch~ols " reqUirement Nmety-two percent UIdIn the bottle and the bottlecap IS of parents With students m public The doors are a budgeted Item for beased tree tor three years the general ImpreSSIOn of what's Substance abuse IS a problem , ThiS dIsease has a lot of paral the "ullage" gomg on m the schools - two to locally "serIOus m that any schools saId such standards should thiS fiscal year three years ago' youngster IS Impacted by abuse," be reqUIred It was about that time that "A Whntner says "It's a shlftmg There are two '>Idesto the mlm- Nation at Risk" was published, a problem WIth almost a return mum standard com, Whntner THE GREATEST FOOTWEAR natIOnal re'port on publtc educatIOn to alcohol as the pnme substance savs On one SIde, a standard would that scorched systems for a vartet)' of abuse" ensure that academiC standards of problems The system continues work on Its remam high for those partlclpatmg EVENT EVER "It heightened awareness of substance abuse program, one of 111 activItIes On the other, the sys- pubhc education as we haven't the board's goals for the current tem may lose students whose atten- seen Slllce Sputmk " Whritner says school year It has, 10 past years, dance at school ISbecause of SOCial of the report offered semmars m substance opportumtIes, he says Grosse Pomte pubhc schols may abuse for admml'ltrators and prln- If asked to make a recommenda- ~ look to survey the attitude of Its clpals tIOn Whrltner says he would con - MICHIGAN'S.OWN. commumty to fmd out ItS concerns '1 have to say that thiS com mum- Sider ImpOSItionof mlmmum ~tan- -GREAT-SHOE • and questIOns bout the local sys- t) has done more than most 10 ad. dards, With latItude available so tern, Whntner says Whether the dressmg the problem," Whntner students know what IS reqUIred of -CELEBRATION - poll will follow the Gallup-type for- says "It's T.Otsomethmg the com- them and what they have to do -WEEKEND GET AWAY- mdt of letter grades ISvet to be de- mumty h
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For members of the media, Metropolitan Airport was the place to be last week as hun- dreds of persons participated In Operation Joseph L. Posch, M.n Disaster exercise Padre (Passenger Aircraft Disaster Response ElCercise), a mock disaster exercise simulating and Associatesl P.C. a major airline crash at the airport. Two hun- dred Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and students are pleased to announce the association of were made up with simulated injuries and pOSltloned over a portion of the airport, duplicating the aftermath of a crash. A col- MARK P. KONIUCH, M.n umn of dense black smoke hovered over the airfield, after a controlled fire made of 10,000 Surgery of the Hand gallons of Jet fuel, was ignited by firemen for Microsurgery realism. During the actual exercise, victims were put in triage by firefighters and other medical personnel and were transferred by 21331 KELLY ROAD ambulance, truck and helicopters to various East DetrOlt, MIchIgan 48021 medical facilities throughout Wayne County. (313) 445-3650 Joseph L Posch, M D loAnne LeHlan, M D. Slephen V Gory!, M D SUlgery Plashc & RecoJlslruclJve RehablhtalJon 01 of the Hand Surgery of the Hand Surgery 01 Ihe Hand
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" '~ Cover Collectors Treasure Trove" Sca!'ce, III ue<:;tmeilt Quality, Iii Superb Condltwu * FlI~t D 18104 E. 10 Mile Rd'J East Detroit 773.6440 Open Dally 10 a m to 7 pm, Sunday Noon until 4 pm Grosse Pointe needs Detroit, Congressman Crockett says "I thmk they're unduly exercised .By Nancy Parmenter needed, Crockett said, but pohtIcal enough of the circumstances were yet understood about the taxes," Crockett saId "I An hour's talk With Congressman realitIes got In the \\ dy The lack of Democrats m the 'People thought I'd never get don't expect Congress to get a- George Crockett IS a walk through over that III the dlstnct," Clockett round to tax reform Issues during the entire SOCIal history of the Pomtes has meant that both Crock elt and Rep Denms Hertel have '>dld "But the facts are still com- thiS seSSIOn We'll have to work on Norelco shaver repair clinic Umted States III the second half of had to depend on their PO\\er basel> Ing out and they bear out what I trdde Issues first" thiS century suspected (that the CIA was uSll1g As to bankruptcy, "we're not In the '40s, he worked for fair elsewhere m their dIStl'lCtS But It at JCPenney, Grosse Pointe opens other opportUl1ltIei>for aspll- the plane to spy) .. anywhere near that pOInt" Crock- employment practices WIth the ett said that natIOns With termmal UAW In the '50s, he defended mg pohtlclans, Crockett said Woods, Tech Plaza and "We have a shortage of precmct fInanCial problems are always members of the Communist party dnven to steps like currency during the McCarthy era - and delegates out there," he explamed Bloomfield Town Square, 'Any young perl>on who wants to devaluatIOn. d measure he dtJesn't ended up m a federal prison on a foresee contempt charge ('Tm the only get started can do so nght away" Sept. 16th thru Sept. 21st. Precmcl delegates normally have "ThiS Isn't the first tIme doom- member to waH~ out of a federal . ~!iflyers ha ve thought we were gomg prison mto a CongressiOnal seat," to run [or etectIon - sometimes hotly contested - but vacancIes' nThto'tMft"k'i'lfJJtcy," he said. "Back he says with a sly sm11e ) The '60S befure the Clvll War there was a found him workmg for CIVIlrights, can be filled by appomtment 1 'Have them call my office," hue and cry about It, but we survIv- l then followmg up With 12 years on ed .. Crockett said ' If nothll1g else. It'll the bench m DetrOit RecOi der~ As a member of the House For- i>howUi>how man) DemOClats are Court eign Affairs Committee, Crockett's An unexpected begmnmg for a out there" Most congressIOnal offices are Interests lie m the Middle East and congressman for Grosse POlllte South Africa The two places have swamped With constituent mall Crockett Jokes that "trying to d I>lmllar human nghts problem, in represent Grosse POinte and the Some congre~smen have turned the pollIng of constituent opInIOn hIS VIe" lower east Side IS the best way to DurIng the August recess, Crock- Into a fIne SCIence, bai>lJ1gmany of develop schlzophrema " et made hiS fourth VISit to the Mid- "Senously, though, the Grosse theIr voting decl~lOns on It But Crockett's office doesn't get much dle East and came back convmced POlntes ar~ bedroom Villages," he that the PalestImans on the West said "Their economIC concern ISIn mall, he said, and most of what It receives IS "prompted' mall, urg- Bank are hVIng under an apartheid Clinic Special. DetrOIt's mner CIty To the extent ~ystem as ngId as that III South ed by some speCIal IIlterest Rep. George Crockett Cleaned, oiled and adJusted' that the cIty prospers, Grosse IS The questIOn of 110\\he makes hiS Afnca He says there no hope of Pomte prospers" Crockett's fnend Judge JessIe peace In the regIOn until the Pal- Crockett ISmtensely aware of the deCISIOnsIn the VOIdot constItuent 1 .;. Slaton was a victim of that crash estImans, as well as all other na- • '- jl_=:::...JI~rtr-I_ vast gulf between hIS two consti- opInIOn wreathed hli> face In 2.19 At a memOrial serVIce for her tIOns III the regIOn, are mcluded III • Additional labor & parts tuenCIes "I thmk the Democrat1c ~mlles Cnnlc Hour., Monday thr\l "I have a relatIOnshIp With my shortly after the crash. a news the process extra If needed Saturdrt 10 00 to 2 00, Party did Grosse Pomte an mJus- paper eXit poll of the mourners Although the U S has been ac- • Same day service ancI3'QO to 8'00 tlce when they put (Ill In the 131h constituents, ' he said, ' that's sort of Ideal r kno\\ \\ hat they thInk - gave 91 percent support to cused of faIllllg to comprehend the • Bnng transformer for all DIstrict," he Said ..All of the Crockett's refusal to condemn the complex Middle East, Crockett No shavers accepted a"er POlntes Identify more With the dnd they all know \\ hat SIde Judge rechargable shavers 5 p m Saturday, sept 2151 RUSSians, he said doesn't see that as the problem politIcal philosophy and thmkmg of Crockett's gonna come down on " 'Cleanlng, greasing gears excluded. An aide pOInted out that the The bulk of Crockett's Grosse 'The problem ISwhether we're go- Macomb and Oakland countIes Pomte constituent mall does not Illg to be led around by the nose by than With DetrOIt They should lfd~h of the Korean AIrline Jet last year prOVided a pel fect example of concern foreIgn affairs, however, Israel, dictatIng who we can talk to have been left there" but tax reform and the defICIt Peo- and what we can do" he saId Redlstrlctmg should have Cdr- Crockett s popular support When the HOUi>epassed a resolutIOn con ple \\ ant to know how ref 01 m pro- 'The problem Isn't that we don't JCPenney ned the 13th DIStriCt south to RIver posals WIll affect them and whe- undel stand, but whether we have Rouge and Ecorse and west to demmng the SOVlet Umon for Ib Grosse Pointe Woods. Tech Plaza and ther the federal government Willgo the courage to act on our under- Hamtramck mstead of Grosse role III the Cldsh, Crockett voted Bloomfield Town Square Centers only. bdnkrupl ..,tdndll1g Pomte to pick up the populatIOn It dgdll1'il It on the' grounds that not LAMP REPAIR SOLID BRASS LAMP PARTS REPLACEMENT WINDOWS I.'\ ~ Williamsburg Style WRIGHT'S Gift & Lamp Shop ! CHANDELIERS 18650 MACK AVE 3 I ghl 16 d,a $72.00 6 light 21 dla $126.50 51,qhl 17 d,a $89.00 6-llght 23 d,a $137.00 5+5-hght 22 dta $185.00 5 light 19 d,a Bhghl 24" d,a $99.90 $159.50 22,!>,'d,a $199.00 5+5-lIght REPLACEMENT WINDOW SPECIALIST Numerous other sizes 6+6-lIght 24';' d,a $228.80 26 d,a $255.00 Up to 60" instock 6+6.hght • ADDITIONS • KITCHENS/BATHS • CUSTOM BAY WINDOWS • RECREATION ROOM FROM DESIGN TO EXECUTION E"way Electric Co. Financing Available Lighting Gallery and Supplies valley HOME IMPROVEMENT 28021 Harper • 81 Clair Shores 20234 HARPER AVE. between 7 & 8 Mile 775-5190 Harper Woods 884-8994 VISIT OUR SHOWROOM Gallery Houn: Mon,-Sa1 8-5: .' Page Flve-A Thursday, September 19, 1985 G R 0 SSE PO I N TEN E W S .------_._------Business MARKET Ziebart appoints VILLAGE Gallagher 18328 Mack Avenue - In The Farms Merz appointed U of D communications director I Thomas Gal- architecture professor lagher of the Chal'1er, F. ;\1erl of the Park has Farms has been "THIS WEEKS BELL RINGERS" been promoted to assocIate profes- named director OUR WAY OF SAYING THANK YOU FOR SHOPPING AT VILLAGE FOOD sor 01 archltectUl C dt the UniversI- of advertlsmg MARKET WITH THESE GREAT SAVINGS ty 01 DetrOit Mert has taught at and communlca. the Unlvel sity Jor eight years HE> tlons tor Zlebart I fine Iccelved a bachelor 01 line arts m CorporatIOn He ~ines DAILY 8 a.m.. 7 p.m. PRICES IN EFFECT painting from Wayne State Umver- WIll be responsI- 1~t.!I Wednesday and Saturday 8 a.m•• 6 p.m. SEPTEMBER 19th, 20th & 21st Sltv and a ma1:>ter's In arc!uteclure ble lor plannmg ~l:J liquor Irom the CI anbrook Academy of and ImplementatIOn of the com Art He de~lgned Chene Park on pany's adverllsmg and communi- the DetrOit nverfront Ills fIrm, catIOns poliCies and program~ ScherVl~h Vogel. and Merz, IS Gallagher wa!:>prevIOusly natIOnal MARK YOUR CALENDAR! working on the restoratIOn of the advertlslllg and sale~ promotIOn hlstOi IC 1\Ionroe block m DetrOit manager lor TufJ-Kote Dlnol, IDe. TASTING EXPERIENCE He has worked In ~everal capaci WINE ties In advertlslllg since 19bb He I~ Tu rner to head new a graduate of the Umver~lly of De. SPONSORED BY VILLAGE FOOD MARKET Comenca department trOit Announcing ." C.lrol Ka~.,a\} OCTOBER 16th, 7 p.m.-9:30 p.m. Charier, F. Turner of the Park Renaud of the CIty received an HARPER WOODS COMMUNITY CENTER has been named to head the new achIevement award at a distribu- world bankmg department at Co- tors' semmar for outstandmg per- JIM CONCANNON fROM CONCANNON VINEYARD, LIVERMORE, CALIfORNIA WILL JOIN US. TICKETS menca Inc Turner, a semor vice formance m the market1l1g and AVAILABU: AT VILLAGE fOOD MARKET. pre~ldent, has been In charge of the sales of the Cambndge bystem of mternatlonal department He has weIght control Hiram Walkel & been at Comenca-DetrOlt smce Sons has appomted Donald Coe of GROUND CHUCK 196,1, JOlmng the internatIOnal de- the Farms preSIdent and member partment In 1969 with responsIbili- fresh ~ of the board of dlreclor~ The HAMBURGER • ":. •• _ ... th~;;'~J_ ._-: ... t8C ty for Lalln AmerIcan loans Tur- POInte's Travel by Hatcher ha~ ner has hIS bachelor's and master's merged with Moorman's Travel to degrees In bUSiness admmlstratlon PATTIES 98 form Hatcher-Moorman Travel FRESH fr?m the Umverslty of MIchIgan Suzanne Hatcher Will remaIn WIth 4 to a lb. or 3 to a lb. $6 the new fIrm on a consultIng baSIS No additives or preservatives 5 LB. BAG LEMON SOLE 98 Three Grosse POInters have FILLETS $4 LB. S:ullivan joins JOIned the board of the Chlldren'~ ...... Anglo American Home of Detroit Bever!) Curti~'i FROZEN FRESH -- Anglo Amen- and Thumper Haggarty, both of the can Auto Auc- Farms, and Jane Duff)', of the SOCKEYE SALMON $28tt IIQns has an- Woods WIl! participate III settlllg TURKEY BREAST $15 WHOLE 4 LB. AVG. . the poliCIes and dlrectlon~ for the ! ~ ~ nounced the ap- 4.7 LB. Ava...... poll1tment of Ed- reSidential treatment center FRESH \\ anI E. Sulll\ an Gina O. Cullen of the Farm~ has GROUND BOSTON SCROD of the Park as been promoted to account execu- 1 98 corporate mar- tIve on the Flol'lsts' Transworld lLB. FILLETS $2 LB. Delivery account for Ross Roy, $1 ketIng consul- TURKEY ROLL ! Ine Second LIeutenant Brad- FRESH CANADIAN - - tant Sullivan -- has been WIth ley B. Koehler of the Park has been LEAN AND MEATY appomted commander of the Hoth WHITE FISH G~neral Motors smce 1950, serving 79LB. most recently as dIrector of mer- Weapon Systems Security Flight at FILLETS $2 SHORT RIBS tsu1 ... chandlslllg He attended Eureka the Battle Creek All' NatIOnal 3 - College, XavIer Umverslty and the Guard Base $1 FRESH - :\anc) Pal menteI' OF BEEF ! UniversIty of Clllclllnatl LAKE TROUT 88 FRESH FILLETS $2.. LB. FRESH FROM BOSTON- - PORK 9 C Choices $2 ! MUSSELS 9S LB. of TENDERLOIN OUR OWN FULLY COOKED The Rev. Louis J. Prues BONELESS PERRIER Senior Minister, Grosse Pointe Memorial Church ~~~~!;DHAMS$22 WATER polrtlcal mtngue ! Book 23 oz. Bottle Actor . Cory Grant Actress Katherine Hepburn U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF BONELESS MOVIe The Sound of Musrc Play The Fantastrcs TV "how M'A'S 'J-{' Charles Kuralt New.Ld.ter !~~~~!Ro~!EAK$27! 83(:+ DEP. Time Mdgazme MIke Royko Colummst USA Today Newspaper ClaSSical FROZEN - NEW ZEALAND MUSIC 57 . Bob Hope 5 LB. AVG. LBo --.. 7-UP DIET 7 UP Entertainer $1 LEG OF LAMB ,,--t., J -~ • ORANGE CRUSH Pet or Animal . NIcholas. our Sramese cat Baseball ~(~ -rill' DIET ORANGE CRUSH Sport Arnold Palmer ALEXANDER & HORNUNG Athlete \ Tigers Pro Team FRESH WEISSWURST $A1NAigRY ALE My father Most Admued Person 19 I~_ 5 LB. AVG. LB. Rose $2 I. I.' Flower OR BRATWURST + DEP. Red Color 6 PACK CANS By the water VacatIOn Spot ALEXANDER & HORNUNG Pnme fib Favonte Food Diet Coke Favonte Dnnk . Scomas. San FranCISco Restaurant RING BOLOGNA 2 LITER SALE BeautIful fOl SpacIous SkIes Song o DIET PEPSI. PEPSI, PEPSI LIGHT MTN Golf. sOll1l19 RelaxatIOn or Hobby DEW. PEPSI FREE. OIET FREE Lote people TAKE 'N' BAKE Pel Peeve OUR OWN ALL BEEF VERNORS, DIET VERNORS, A&W DiET 88 A&W, SPECIAL GOOD THRU 9/25/85 MEAT LOAF 2 LB. PAN $2 SEMI BONELESS STUFFED ~ FREE PORK LOIN ROAST gge + DEP. c LB. STUFFED WITH SAGE & ONTON DRESSING 8g THE WINE THAT CELE8RA TES FOOD SEMINAR HEARTH BREAD SPECIAL ALL VARIETIeS Tt,is IS a special opportunity 10 learn how 10 ... PLAIN FRENCH • RYE • POPPY FRENCH • SAUERKRAUT RYE • SESAME FRENCH. PUMPERNICKEL. POTATO SAVE $4°0 ON 3 LITERS PLUS REDUCE YOUR TAXES SAVE $100 ON MAIL-IN REBATE INCREASE INCOME ALL 990 EACH THIS WEEKEND ONLY!! WE WILl. SELL NO WINE COMBAT INFLATION WISCONSIN BEFORE ITS TIME CAMPBELL'S - :1-~~'..SHARP CHEDDAR GENERATE CAPITAL GAINS 1.5 LITER SAVE TOMATO \&t ,,~~ CHEESE $1°0 Saturday, Sept 21 SOUP FRENCH COLOMBARD • CHENIN BLANC 1000 a m Tomato NEW GRENACHE ROSE Luncheon to follow 1.1 00 ZINFANDEL RIESLING Holiday Inn Warren ~!I~ 4 FOR $1 ~ $198'~B' 123'i Van Dyke Warren NO.1 CALIFORNIA VARIETAL SALE MaciNTOSH APPLES •••••• 3 LB. BAG 89° CAB. SAUVIGNON • ZINFANDEL WHITE ZINFANDEL For RC'iervatlons Call1-800-282-2mO NO.1 60 or collect - 813-961-8168 BAG CARROTS • • • • • •••••• 3 LB. BAG 89° SAVE $2 ON 1.5 LITER CALIFORNIA Plus SAVE $100 on Mail-in Rebate ROMAINE LETTUCE ...... 590 LB. un " ,," {it"""'" WINE COOLER BUCHANAN CALIFORNIA Q 2 UTER & co., l1'oL CANl"ALOUPES • • • .8S EACH I I I ! I j j Ij,~! , I !! !! " Ii' • • • • • • • • • B! ! SAVE $120 FRESH ~ Hosted by Mr Jim Bmnmg, 29 Plus Save $1°0 on With guesl.,Speaker Mr Doug lonc'i APPLE CIDER. • • • • • • • • • • • • .$2 GAL. Investment Bankers of Keyes Investment Group Mail.in Rebate AUNT MID'S FRESH Citrus, Orange 10006 N Dale Mabry SUite 213 Tampa, Florida ~1hlB Tropical SPINACH •••• • • • • • • • • • • • • ..79° BAG I \ \ .-JIiiIt'>' v-- ...... • _. , ... « ,. • .. • .. '" • ... 'to Page Six-A Thursday, September 19, 1985 A prudent school policy The Grosse Pomte ~chool board ha::. adopled m the school dlstnct whose home has a state \\ hat IS es~()ntldllj a hold-the-hne PO~ltlon on equall/ed \ "luatlon of ~:50,OOO both laxe::. dnd ~pendlllg lor the 1985-86 school Yet the t.IX ra te will be ::,lightly higher at ~ear even though ~ome taxpayers \\ III beneht 32 b29:5nulls thdll the 198-l8:5I ate 0131 8-l26 mill::, However. the $-l,163 5\1 drop 10 the state equalll from a l>lIght reductIOn 111 taxe::, ed \ alup of property 111the dl~trllt mealls that In view of the fact that the enrollment 111 the ::,vstem seem::, to hdve l>tablhled. at least fOl the the 1985 rate \\ III ral~e slightly Ie,,:; revenue than pre::,cnt, the bOdld'::, p0l>ltlOn make::, good ::.en::,e the 198~ rate did Ills too early to kno\\, lor example, \\hether the Even though th£>ellstnct \\'111 ral'>e sllghtly Ie"" 111 \\111 unexpected rise 111 lall k1l1dergarten enrollment, from taxe::, than It dId ll)H-l, ::,pendmg as \\ell a::, 111 ::,e\erdl element,lry ,I I I Safety belts prove value The decline 111auto deaths 111 Michigan 111 July, to msul lJU dnver~ who ::'Ign a pledge to weal the the first month In whIch the mandatory seat belt belt from our readers use law was 111 effect, IS bemg attnbuted 111 large ThIrteen other ::,tates now reqUIre the use 01 part to the new law whIch has Increased the per- seat belt~ while five others and the Dlstnct of Co centage of motol'lsls uSing the belts That result lumbia have such legIslatIOn under conSidera- Words worth remembering Letters tIOn The states that now require all motorJsts 111 tends to confirm the VIews 01 backers of the con- these days governments had better The New!>welcomes lettel s to troversial law the front ~eats of cars to wear belt::, are, In adell- 10 till' Editor: tlOn to Mldllgan, New York. New Jersey, Ill! The lettel-wnter of last week get out of their WdYand let them Ihe editor Jrom our readel s Let- "There's a strong correlatIOn between safety have It " 1959 IeI':' "hould be Signed With d llUl::', 1\1l::,,,oun, Indiana, Ne\\ I\lexlco, Hawall I WIIter re:.pond:. to letter") men- belts and safety," Maj Michael Anderson, com- Those words of PreSident Eisen name addre!>s and telephone Texas, North Carohna, ConnectIcut. Oklahoma, IlOned III passmg that In 1945 he mander of the lVllchlgan State PolIce umform hower can hardh be ascl'Ibed to number at \\ hlch Ill(" \\rlter can Nehra'ika und Loui::'land \\ a~ , .. < .. ..." -...... ---.-.--...... -...... , ...-, ~~~~~- , Page Seven-A Opinions & letters Thursday, September 19, 1985 One view from the Capitol Legislature to study liability And yet even the family phySI- By William R. Bl'yanl Jr. of overcrowded cltles and stressful lives Perhaps It Ii>because of some cIan IS havlIlg a tough time gettmg The legislature I etm'ned to Lan~ have versus have not, "get even" and paymg for msurance One mg on the l!lth for a busy fall ses. mentality or Just lack of under- wonderful, highly competent, ~lOn ~telndll1gby many that we all pay trusted and needed family doctor HIgh on the II~t of agenda Items these costs m Grosse Pomte tells me that hiS <.IIe problem:, rel<.ltlng to cost and Certamly part of the "problem" lIlsurance costs an amount equal to elvaJlablltty 01 liability lI1SUlance IS wantmg to make whole an 1I1]ur- 20 percent 01 hiS net mcome la~t and ovel all liability costs lor ed person Would you sell an arm year governmental umbo bell'''. lawyers. for a mJllton dollars? Few would, There IS plenty uf blame to go doctors ..Illd other health orgalllzel' but If you would not, does that around 1Il additIon to complex so tlOn~ necessailly mean a loss of an arm cletal factors like those listed While no one \\ dnb to prevent eln should re:,ult in a Judgment for that earlier mJured per~on Irom ~eekll1g JU~- Imillon dollars or more? Insurance companies have com- tlce, the problem~ of a growing And clearly the growll1g Impel" peted on the baSIS of COi>tand thu~ 1 cJdmess to <-lie 0Vf'r a nPT cPlvpd ahJhltJ ",-"hmg :li1nu~1mcrc~sc~ \\rang or 10 dpmdnd pel fectlOn or sonallzatlOn ot many servIces lead~ to a lack of any mutual trust and they now seek 1Il one lump of 50 or even mlracle~ 01 tno~e trom whom carmg between server and served more percent of mcrea!>e we purchase servlce~ l~ gettmg out Some lawyers encouraged ques- of hand It IS far easier to sue a doctor we have only met a few times, far tIonable SUIts and some fight even Perhaps It I~ beceluse we are a harder to sue our own trusted fami- reasonable legIslative effort~ to more diverse, more contentIOus deal With hablllty Issues populatIOn or becelu...eof the stress ly phySICian The medIcal profeSSIOn could polIce Itself more carefully, there- by encouraging greater trust It Manuscript deadline nears could also be more cautlou~ m ItS claIms for pos!>Ible help or cure, A Sept 27 manuscllpt deadline later than Sept 27 On Saturday, Oct 19, the and It could do even more to help has been set by Oakland Umversl- educate people on health and well ty's DIVISIOnof Cont1l1uing Educa- WrIter's Conference WIll offer 32 workshops includlllg Freelance ness Issues. tIOnand DetrOit Women WrIters for I hope the legislature does deal II1dlvlduals who want to have theIr Wntlllg for Magazines and News- papers, Busmess Reportmg, What With these issues thIS fall They wfltlng CrItiqued by professlOnals need to be addressed at the 24th annual WrIter's Con- an Agent Really Does, Make Books More Appealing to an Editor, Wflt- And I hope that attorneys of good ference to be held Oct 18and 19 on WIlland broad VISIOnWill assist le- campus mg TV CommerCials People Don't Hate, The Author-Agent Team, gIslators m fmdmg ratIOnal ManUSCrIpts to be dIscussed at answers the Friday, Oct 18, lab sessIOns WP \ \ ',~f&(0__ J.L_ ...... "*1_ • '...... , .. "... • ~ ...... ll •• ...... '\ .... '" .. 4'1 ...... ( Thursday, September 19, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS :: f •dge Elght.A HI-EFFICIEN9Y Park teen featured on I BRYANT 398 SERIES GAS FURNACE AN~OI~S ~~eri~~:~nc~~,h~~o;:"l~~a~~~ny~~r Kea J l\lcKlOney. a 17-year-old South Il1gh semor, has been select- After an overmght stay at the I cd bv NBC telcvlSlon to be the first BerkshIre Hotel. where "Saturday FU RNACES teen' correspondent on a natIOnal Night Live" guests stay, McKlOney news magazlOe TV sho\\ "Mam says she was gIven star treatment Street," aimed at teens, ISSl't to air at NBC and saw the mock-up of the monthly, and the first show featur- :,tage for "Mam Street" In New WElL ~ 109 l\lcl(mney \\lll be shown m thIS York she also mtervlewed Stan McLAIt~ area Saturday. Ocl 5 at 2 pm on Gortlkov, presIdent of the Record- VHE SERIES Channel "* mg Industry ASSOCiation of HYDRONIC BOILER '!\lam SII eel's' ho~t Bl vant \menCd Gumbel will meet l\1cKulIley \,'hen Back m GlOsse Pomte, McKm- ~he goe:, to Ne\\ York tomofl'O\\ to nev and Brush met :,tJlI another ca- T tape the show \\ Ith him .\lso on the mera CIe\\ at Wmdmill Pomte S>vIITH ~et that da\ \\ III be :\hchdel J Fa"" Park and Village Records and HI.EFFICIENCY DOESN T NECESSARILY of "[<'amll\' Tle~ " Tapes to ask leens what they thmk BU8NHAM • MEAN HIGH PRICES AT SUPREME HEATING XG SERIES WE KEEP THE PRICE ECONOMICAL TO KEt:P That \\lil be the fmal tapmg of a of the proposed ratmgs SHAM BOilER THE PAYBACK LOW CALL TODA Y pIece that 'tcKmne) ISdOIng about She IllterVlewed DICk Purtan Photo by Tom Gr.en wood I the propobed \\armng labels 101 dunng hIS mormng show on WCZY METRO DETROIT records A group of \\ aslungton se and Larn EllIot of WJLB She also It's back to th~ books for Kea McKinney, South High senior and' natol;" \\ 1\eb recentl\ lormeu tll~ ~::~~rl th'" VIP\\ <; of Free Press editor Of The ~ower, who was selected d~ the fir $t toaenCOirilspOn- 885-2400 Parent MUSICResource Center 10 \\ r1tel;" l\hke Duffy and Gary d~nt for a national news show aimed at teens. She's shown here an effort to obtalll a ratIng s)stem Graff McKmney's fmal mtervlew MACOMB COUNT'! With Tower adviser Robert Button. SUPREME Heating fOI records Senate hearIng;" on the \\ as 1Il Washmgton WIth Senator 777-8808 Issue are scheduled to bE'gm toda) Ldrrv Pressler of South Dakota & Supply Company :\lcKmne\, a Park reSIdent, I~ Brush then came to DetrOIt Hospice volunteers needed OAKLAND COUNTY editor of The 1'0\\ er South High;" \\ here she and McKmney put the need not ha ve previous medIcal 553-8100 school ne\\spaper To\\er ad\'lser Imal touches on the pIece, work1Og About 85 people are now actiVe trammg, but should have a caring Hobel t Button recommended her at the local NBC affIliate, WDIV hospIce volunteers at Cottage Hos- attltude and a willingness to act as' Jor the reportmg Job based on 1\\0 The story, With hours of tapmg and pital, but more are needed to cover a frIend to the family A support' ]ournahsm a\\ ards she \\ on 10 :\11- talkmg done, Will be seen m a fIVe- a variety of neIghborhoods system of phySICIans, nurses, SO-'I chlgan Press Women contests mtnute segment The fall HospIce Volunteer cial workers, therapISts, and cler- JOANNA WESTERN Her mtervlews included a three- Trammg seSSiOn at Cottage HOSpI- gy IS always available to the hos.' hour hlmmg seSSiOn WIth the WIfe The difference between growmg a tal began Monday, Sept 16, 6 30 pice volunteer to answer questions' P m m the boardrooms, lower of Tennessee Senator Albert Gore beard and tnmmmg It IS the dIf- and assist where needed. She then flew back to New York ference between pogonotrophy and level It contmues for eight con- The eight-week Hospice trammg~ WINDOW SHADES secutive Mondays Cottage ISlocat- ARE With her held producer, Cynthia pogonotomy prepares volunteers for a Wide ed at 159 Kercheval Ave range of family situations and pa-' • All window shades cuI 10 Cancer patients, their famlhes, !Il. at no extra charge tIent conditions. Prospective volun.' and other mterested friends also teers are led through the various • Many styles. colors Braille transcription class offered are mVlted to attend the fIrst four Anyone mterested m jOlmng the stages of cancer They learn how to' • Installation available A free BraIlle transcnption seSSlOns whIch make up "The Car- • Shades up 10 144. wide class may regIster by calltng the help the patient and family cope' • Custom frlOges and valances course WIll be offered at the War 109 Person Program" ThIS work- WIth the progressIon of the disease' 200/0 OFF War MemOrIal at 881-7511 shop provIdes baSIC mformation Memorial on Thursdays begmmng and provide an important link be.' about carmg for a terminally III Sept 26 and contmmng through tween the patient at home and the person and offers a support group May 29, from 10 to 11 30 a.m Volunteers needed hospital medical team -/ There ISno charge for the course, for participants - a framework for Various types of cancer are' however materIals WIll be fur- for home health care healthy dIalogue and an exchange studIed as well as radIation treat.' save nished, at cost, for approxImately of ideas ment, chemotherapy, symptom St ClaIr Ambulatory Care Cor. Those persons who want to tram $25 The mstructor WIll be Ruth and pam control, nutrition, respIra- poratiOn's Home Health Care Ser- to become HospIce Volunteers at- McNamara tory problems, stages of death and' PartIcIpants WIll learn to trans- vices IS seekmg volunteers for ItS tend The Carmg Person seSSlOllS MONEY Home Care Volunteer Program. dymg, the grIef process, and other late prmted materIal mto Braille and then contmue theIr classes for ServIces mclude helping thE'frail aspects of patIent care the hospice The course WIll culmmate WIth four additional weeks volunteer may need to know. In- elderly m friendly VISIting, com- In the HospIce Volunteer pro- some preparatIOn of a manuscrIpt surance and legal matters related that may be submItted to the LI- panionshIp and errand-runmng gram, men and women, age 18 and save:A-..~;,--- Volunteers Will be reimbursed for to the termtnally 111 patient also are brary of Congress for certtflcatlOn up, are trained m listemng and as a qualtfied transcrIber mIleage commumcatlOn skills to aSSIst dIscussed McNamara, a longtIme Grosse A mne-hour volunteer tramtng them m their role as support per. Julia Arango, hospice voluntee~ POll1te reSIdent, IS presIdent ()f the program WIll be held Wednesday sons for terminal patients and theIr coordinator, matches volunteers ENERGY Braille Volunteers of Grosse through FrIday, Sept. 25, 26 and 27 famihes. As hospIce volunteers, WIth compatible patients. Home lo- Pomte Founded 18 years ago, the at St John Hospital ThIS pro- they telephone or make personal cation, schedule, personality, hob., group has tranSCrIbed scripts for ac- gram will focus on effectIve ltsten- VISitSto the patients m the hospital bles and other mterests are taken tors from New York, materIal for mg, commumcatIon, social actIvI- or at home. They help to comfort mto account Volunteers can help f~t=(tWt\, PAINT & WALLPAPER CO. Pianist Bess Bonmer and textbooks tles and baSIC body mechamcs the patient by readmg aloud, talk- out durmg the day, in the evemng or on weekends. as availablE". for '>tudents Interested persons can call mg, or, most Importantly, 881.9760 "We speCIalize m books for chl1- Deanna McGraw, MSW. Home listemng. . Fo}"mor~,}n[ormation, call her at !:f!W8600; eXt '241>4 ' " ,I' 1 dren becjluse tile)'. ~ve such a Care Volunteer coordmatok at ProsopectNe '1td~p\cer'\.oolUftteel's~ ~ .\.9~~9~Mji,~~~'1.!'GS5QN.A0f~M~~9.~~"tj!J!SS~>~We WJ!~!~.~,need for them," she said 343-3738 ' Grosse Pointe Symphony Week ,• ~ September 27 - October S I 1985-1986 Season ~ THE GROSSE POINTE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA \ / ell_\ Re.~i1J(k. ,\!WlL [)uecfor ! SUNDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1985 - 3:30 P.M. lIlH'I/UIIIlI I Elizabeth Lesesne, Piano ! ~, , SUNDAY, JANUARY 26, 1986 - 3:30 P.M. \l1/'/( llid The \/)/1 /t Christ Church Men's and Boys' Choir Fred DeHaven, Director SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1986 - 3:30 P.M. (/iI"/( / IJ (1J/lleill!IIJ}(1! , Musicians playing during Gro~.,e Pointe Symphony Week:' Stacey Woolley, Violin ()n I rld.l\ "lpll mill f 2- tll(.' openmg u.1) 01 (,ro~~( l'omtc I hur"l" - I L1ndl10n O II dl III Ilil (,ro~~e POInte"" mphotl) "'ouet\ , Inner ( IHII of \ Jl JIIIt \1' III 1I/~' " JII [1/ \111'I(.d ( h.llr~ g.II.1 .11 lht. (,rO'~l Pomll' , .Ilhl (ilib on IfI IIJ/llcl III l' IIIJJll.'U{i d 1\ l I (!lIng (h tohl r I \\ l11lh \\ 1111ll((m!l' lOlkl.1I1~ dltllll r 2 o.,l.l~nn III klt~ "1I,11111111~ ='0 Oil ,I BfoHI\\ l\ Hl\Ue hI Ihl \l1lhl~al1 0plf.llhl.llfl' follo\\ld ______lip '1l.l'OI1 fll hel ____ ( 11\ \( till 2 ') 00 \ddr( " "loI~OIl III kct I" .'" \ I \ , '," L t" j ,I. ------.....,_..... ----~~-_. Page Nine-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, September 19, 1985 KNlnlNG AND WEAVING YARNS 25% DISCOUNT Obituaries Wool silk. Alpaca. AcryliCS, Mohair Collon. Cashmere CAROL GRAY STUDIO KneHEN Victor Hale Fairless 315 Lakeland - 882.2428 Mervyn Guy Gaskin Edmund J. Gallagher Mon. Tues. 10:00.4:00 •Services for Mr. Gaskm, 85, of A funeral Mass for Mr Galla- Services for Mr FaIrless, 90, Oxford Road, were held Wednes- gher, 70, of the Pomte, was held formerly of the City, lately of Day- CENTER tona Beach, Fla , were held Sun- day, Sept 11,at the Verheyden Fun- Saturday, Sept 14, at the Verhey- day, Sept 15, at Salem Baptist eral Home and Christ Church den Funeral Home and Our Lady TOTAL ENVIRONMENT Three major cabinet Church, Trenton, Tenn lines, in 40 styles. He died Sept 8 at Bon Secours Star of the Sea Church. He died Sept 5 at Cottage HospI- Security Systems Hospital. He died Sept 12 at his home Countertops and Born 10 Georgetown, BrItish An honors graduate of the Um- tal Born III a log cablll III Trenton, for the discriminating homeowner. Guiana, Mr Gaskm came to De- verslty of Detroit High School and accessories available. Mr. Fairless became a real estate troit 10 1925and founded Taylor and Umverslty of DetrOIt Law School, We are now offerin g state of the art Gaskm, Inc , a DptrOlt manufactur- Mr Gallagher retired as associate appraIser III Michigan He was a dedicated GIdeon, responSible for Ademco wireless security systems 109 concern He served as a mem- counsel for the Ford Motor Com- Do it yourself or many thousands of New Testa- to protect your entire home environment. ber of the board and preSident of pany installation available. the Automobile Club of Michigan, He began his career as research ments placed m the hands of World Field proven With thousands of Installations War 11 servicemen and others over and dIrector of the Automobile As- clerk for Justice Thomas McAlhs- User Friendly Sophisticated ElectroniCs UL Approved sociatlOn of Amenca tel' of the MIChigan Supreme Court the years QUiet Quality Installation ProfeSSional DI,crellon Free estimates. He established a room and a pub- He was also dIrector of Manufac- He became associated with I A. Ca- lic speakmg scholarship fund at turers National Bank of DetrOit, piZZI10 1940, handhng all labor Ie- William Tyndale Bible College III preSident of MUSICHall, Inc, and gal matters for the Ford Motor Co Farmmgton Hills m memory of hiS director and preSident of the Ordl- He spent 40 years with the com- late son, DaVid Hale 15554 E Warren Avenue nance AssociatIOn of MIchigan In pany Mr Fairless wa~ an active mem- addition, Mr Gaskm was a dIrector Mr Gallagher was a heutenant 882.6822 ber of Salem Baptlst Church, of of the Amencan Institute of Steel 10 the Navy dunng World War II, Corporation assigned to the Naval Base at the Trenton, and was formerly a found- Illg member, deacon and trustee of He was past commodore of the Rouge plant, a tra10mg facility to thl' GratIOt Av{'nue Baptist Church Grosse Pomte Yacht CiuiJ, dmi Wd:> [,ulIlliar,zc offIcers With the engme He IS surVIved by hiS Wife, Mar- also a member of the DetrOIt Ath- technology and PT. boats be10g Jone, a daughter, Martha Kelsey, lettc Club, Lochmoor Club, The bUilt there at the time He later one brother, £lve grandchildren, Tower Club and Tamarac Golf Club participated m the mvaSlOn of the and ftve great-grandchildren He and the Circumnavigators Club Phlhppme Islands and Okmawa as was predeceased by hiS first Wife, Mr Gaskin was a past vestryman offtcer of an amphibIOUS force at- and warden of Chnst Church, a tack transport squadron Gertrude trustee of the ASSOCIatIOnof Epls- In 1982, he was honored With the MemOrIal contnbutlOns may be copal Colleges, a trustee of St Loyalty Award from the Umverslty made to the Gldeons, Trenton Augustme's College ot Raleigh, N C of DetrOIt High School m recogm- Camp, c/o D M Fairless, Route 4, where he receIved an honorary de- tion of his years of service as an Box 161, Trenton, Tenn 38382 at- gree as Doctor of Humane Letters alumnus, hiS time as a member of tention Bible Fund Matchmg funds He was a member of the Founders the PreSident's CounCil of the um- Will be prOVided Society and served as preSident verslty and m recognitIOn of hIS six Local arrangements were handl- and chaIrman of the board of De- sons' graduatIOn from the school ed by the R G and G R Harns troit Memonal Hospital and later Mr GaIlagher IS survived by his Funeral Home DetrOIt-Macomb Hospital Assocla- wife, Momca, two daughters, Mary tlon Beth and Mar]one; SIX sons, Julia Cope Brinker In 1983, the Mervyn G Gaskm Thomas, James, Michael, Gary, Memonal services fer Mrs Radiation Therapy Center was ded- Patnck and Damel, 11 grandchild- Brmker, 49, of Harvard Road, were Icated at South Macomb HospItal ren, and two sisters held Thursday, Sept 12, at the as a tnbute to hiS contnbutlOn to Memonal contributlOns may be Grosse POInte MemOrIal Church cancer treatment and research made to the Hospice of Southeast- She dIed Sept 8 at her home Mr Gaskm IS survived by hiS ern Michigan, 22401 Foster Drive, Born m Washington, DC, she WIfe; Margaret; tWQsons, Michael Southfield, MlCh 48075 was a graduate of Grosse Pomte and David; a daughter, VlCtona __ Country Day School and Mount BRYLL Obermeier; a sister; two brothers, Phoebe Blauman Vernon Juntor College, m Washmg- and 11 grandchIldren Services for Mrs Blauman, 83, ton, D.C She was past preSident of CREEM Interment was at Forest Lawn formerly of the Pointe, lately of the Pomte Garden Club and a member of the Grosse POInte Ar- MOUSSE Cemetery. NokomiS, Fla. were held Thursday, -Reg or Sept. 5, at the Rawles Funeral tlsts ASSOCiatIOn Home and the Jewish Community Mrs Brinker IS surVived by her SUCRETS MAXIMUM Ex-hold Virginia Hadley husband, H Robertson, three sons, Center, Vemce, Fla Services for Mrs Hadley, 68, of She died Sept 1 in Vemce Mark, Matthew and l\llchael. her 33 Yorkshire Road, were held Thurs- Born m London, England, she parents, James and Martha Cope, -24ct $ 2 day, Sept 12, at the Verheyden Fu- was a foundmg member of the one SIster, and one brother neral Home Grosse Pomte Garden Club and Memonal contnbutlOns may be $3.38 She died Sept 10at St John Hos- was a member of the Daughters of made to the War Memonal Tnal pital. the BrItish Empire Her father had Gardens or the Michigan Cancer Born 10 Detroit, she was marrIed been a member of Parliament in Society. to the late Joseph and IS surVived Great Britam Mrs Brmker was cremated and by a son, Robert J , a daughter, She was also a member of the her ashes placed in the Colum- Ann Vlrgima Breen; two sisters, Lochmoor Country Club and the banum at Grosse POInte MemOrial and three grandchildren DetrOIt Yacht Club. Church DEMlAGARD MemOrIal contnbutlOns may be Mrs Blauman IS surVived by a .4.50z Pump made to the MichIgan Heart Asso- step-daughter, Phylhs Manson Geraldine A. Ansel MemOrIal contrIbutIOns may be + ciation. SerVlCes for Mrs Ansel, 75, of Interment was at WhIte Chapel made to the Sarasota HospIce. Stonehurst Road, were held Fn- Cemetery Mrs Blauman was cremated day, Sept 13, at the Verheyden Fu- neral Home and Our Lady Star of the Sea Church She dIed Sept 10at St John Hos- Wheel cover thieves caught pital A DetrOIt man, 37, and a Warren pollce A squad car stopped the car Mrs. Ansel was a member of the man, 25, lookmg for easy plckmgs before It had gone two blocks. Grosse Pointe Women's ASSOCia- were fOIled by Farms pohce Aug Pohce SuspiCIOns were raised tion, Grosse Pointe Symphony As- 20 The two were arrested and charged WIth larceny over $100, when the dnver got out of hiS car SOCiation, Daughters of the Nile HGP and came back to the polIce car. and past preSident of the Domllll- carrymg a concealed weapon and The officers ordered him back to can Sisters of the SIck and Poor CLEANER possesSIOn of narcotics parapher- hiS car, where they found the pass- AUXIliary, Seaton GUild She was -1 oz nalia, accordmg to polIce reports enger sitting on the wheel covers also a member of the NatIve Wo- As they slowly crUlsed an alley Two additional wheel covers were men of DetrOIt behmd Mack Avenue, they were m the back seat m plam View, ac- She IS surVived by her husband, 100+ $739 observed by two men workmg m cordmg to the report Verne, a daughter, Gerrye Wid- 30 FREE separate offices Both men took gel', and four grandchildren careful note of the descnptlon of A routme pat-down for offenSive MemOrIal contnbutlOns may be the car and of the hcense number weapons revealed drug parapher- made to the Shrme Cnppled Child- When the alleged thieves stopped naha mSlde the sock of the drIver 1 rens Hospital their car beSIde a 1984 BUlck and and a 3 .l'1nch kmfe m the pass- IntermE'nt Wus at White Chapel ..;,.....: -/ .... T-GEL removed two wire wheel covers, enger's pocket Both men were Cemetery the two observers called Farms charged C~ ______ADVEATISEMENT------11'eIJutnI SHAMPOO -850z New Japanese 'Super Pill' M & M DISTRIBUTING CO. J~-< Cleaning Materials & Equipment - $482 Insures Rapid Weight-Loss - -Conditioner - 440z $2.48 No Dieting - Eat All You Want. Pill Does All The Work WE DELIVER BEVERLY HILLS, CA - An eXCIt- '" here there are reports of easy and fast 884-0520 Ing new "all natural" welghl-Ioss welghl-loss from formerly overweight people (10 all walks ofhfe) who are noy, "Super~ Pill developed b) the JMA DETROIT, MI. 48724 (Japanese Medical A<;SOCJallon)has Jusl shm. lnm. and aUraCllve agam 16734 l WARREN _4D been approved for dlStnbullon m the Company Offers Umled Slales Reportedly, II can guar- Extnlordinary Guarantee REYNOLDS WRAP antee that you win lose more Ihan a Over A Centu/Y of Service-. REYNOLDS pound a day Without dlellng. from the You now can purchase AmllOl dlfect WRAP HEAVY DUr'! vef)' first da) unlll )OU rea<.h your Ideal from the North Amencan cbstobulOr, to the Eastside CommufJUie,? -375sqft and It come:, WIth an extraordinary weIght and figure New, of IhlS "Supe' '" L"";o... ":'~. -25 sq ft Pili" IShteral1y s\\oeepmg Ihe counlr) II's gua ran lee caned Amltol and Ihere hdS ne\er been If vou place your order now and then folio'" the Simple msiruclions for a anythmg qUite hke It before '~:-<> ~ "flushes Ca!om Right Oul penod of 30 days. you must be com- ,...,-'7.~~:~~... - p1etel) satISfied WIth the dramauc VISIble or Your Body" - :'~,.if What makes Amltol so Ihnlhng and resull~ or Just return the empty conlamer ~~¥~~~ and Dyna Labs WIll Immedilltely send • ,r.;' _....-.:-","' '.~~ umque IS Its reported ablhlv to flush bacK your enure purchase poce llus calones nght OuI of your bod} Amlloh~ c •• :~...,~ guarantee apphe~ regardle~s of your age completely <;afe. It conlams no drugs whatsoever Its mgredlents are denved or currenl weJghl level What could be beller than Ihat' It's JUSI lhal sUTlple If solely from the KonJ.;c root which grows THOMAS RAISIN you've tned to lose welghl before and pomanly m Northern Japan Groesbeck Chapel of Why the KonJac rool? It has been falle.d you no longer have an excuse ENGLISH MUFFINS used m Japan for over 1600 years to Armlolls available, It's easy and It works l WIthout d.tet1ng' The Wm. R. produce rapid and natural welghl-loss -6et Be~t of all, ordenng Amltoll~ ~Imple. 99$ Japanese stu(lIes veofy lhat KonJac root actually prevents fat producmg cal- fa'l and rehable' SImply call Dyna Lab~ Hamilton Co. Toll Free (1-800-441.5454) Ext 911 • ones from bemg absorbed mto your and order WIlh your credll card If you system They say It does Ihls by hlabil'hed filII don t have a credtl card Dyna Labs Will ~uTToun<1lngmuch of the fats, prcte:rooS 226 CROCKFR BlVD. aho accept COD orders nghl over the Mounl Clemens 48063 and carbohydrateS you have eaten With a phone' All order<; are shipped Imme , ,I - " ? f, ,\' 1 ' Thursday, September 19, 1985 ! Page Ten-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS FENCES t-tOM'S First grade is first step into real world ADD !>elected at work do I expecl from you')" PRIVACY Buterakos takes pains to explam "Good work," they chorus "It I 1~_FENCE the new system, praising the chlld- don't gel to you 111 the fll!>t group, & ren a!> !>he goes along "1 hke the doyouhavetov.orry')" "No," the) way Michelle u!>es her good man- underE>tand CHARM TO OURDOOR LIVING AREAS nerE> 10 hste111ng," E>helel!& the Buterako!> Calls five names tor class the IIr~t readll1g group a!>the other • licensed • 15 Yrs. Experience Because the readmg groups arc children E>tart to "ork, chattenng • Fully Guaranteed ..,mall, mOE>tof the clasE>Willhave to E>oltly Some !>land up, cranmg • Residential & Commercial \\ ork on some~hmg else dUllllg their necks to "ee what the recldlllg readmg time Also 101 the hrst group IS dOlllg AU TYPES OF PRIVACY & lime, ButerakoE>glvei>a three-page SECURITY FENCES workbook as!>lgnment for them to They receive d new reader, done work on Without ongomg help trom III a combmatlOn at plcture~ and CALL the teacher She spend!> the better word~ called rebu~ readlllg The FOR FREE ESTIMATE part 01 a half.hour gOIng through fUE>tpage mtloduce~ the five !>tory the instructIOns and workmg S } , Page Eleven-A , GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, September 19 1985 - ' cono;lderlng replacing or remodeling this fall7 What's on Cable Pella...the significant difference in A listing of local programs on Grosse Pointe Cable Thursday, Sept. 19 woodwindows and more. oSpm - "The Job Show" - From the MlChlgdn Employment Secu- nty CommiSSIOn (II) Enter Pella's fall houseful oS30pm- "Your Best Health" - Tomght Juvemle diabetes (I)) ThePeUa of windows sweepstakes at -5 30pm - "The Savll1g Word" (8) any Pella Window Store by -6pm - "Sports View Today" - Hosted by Bob Page (I P Wmdow -6pm - "VOlces" - The Video magazine from St Joan of Arc October .3 L 1985. Call Church (8) 1-800-23 f"fLLA for the .. Store _ 6 30 P m - "Fitness ConnectIOn' - A sene; for all-around fItness store in your neighborhood. .. WlIIIlaM. Docn, With older CItizens 10 mlOd TOnight Walk for Fitness (II) ---,,~ 07pm - "POInters WIth Prost" - Tomght host John Pro;t takes a look IOtOthe John Lake Scholarl>hlp offered by the War ...... Memonal (tl) 07 30 P m 'Money Matters" - Host Paul Heneks lalks WIth Paul and Sarah Edwards about work 109 at home (II) POINTE PEDLAR ~ 08 pm "The Grosse POll1te Woods 35th Anmver~ary celebratIOn fALL COOKING ~ till , Friday, September 20 ! -' _ 9 a m - "Practical Astrology" - astrology (II) CLASSES 0930 am - "Wayne County, A New Perspecllve" - BIll Lucas (1) 88 Kerchevol Grosse POlnle Forms o 10 a m - "POinters With Prost' - John Lake fund (II) 8854028 o 10 30 a m -' 'Money Matters" - Paul and Sdrah Edward; (II) o 11 d m - "Fitness ConnectIOn" - Walk for fltne;s (II) Prl:'jJ.l~Il1l'11!tor lla"I" I' nl:'cl"" HI' for IOIH C011l'1:'1111:'11ll:'re"erV.1tlon, I11d) o 11 30 a m - "Sports View Today" - Bob Page (II) be Il\ade bl phon( \\,th \1.1,rerCard or VISA 8854028 Payment nol refundable o 12 p m - "Back-Porch Video" - MUSICVideos (II) unl<'" <1.1" I' l ,lilt ('lied II unable 10 Jltl:'nd i ()U nJ,l\ ,el1d d ,ubllllUle or re • 1 pm - ' The Job Show" - M E S C (II) qUl',1 rellpe, • 1 30 P m - "Health Talks' - Depres;lOn (11) 1() dh' Ollll! It 'It pI (III l()Oj.,!JOOj."clt.'clrt< dppl,,,')(, ,me! lood ollert'd o 2 p m - "Charlie Chaplin Theatre" - Old Clas;lcs lit) to 'lUll A!t('ntlOn I~ calkd to the fact Ihat not le;s thall the mllllmum salanes and CELLO RADISHES 2 BAGS 049c; BOSTON LETTUCE 49C HO \1age, a~ ;et lorth 111 the Contract Documents must be paId on thiS proJect, ALFALFA SPROUTS 4ge BAG ,HldIhal the COlltr ,,;,,1): ...... , ...... J. ...~-."'.,...... ,.,1 ,. '" ...... '.-4 • Thursday, September 19, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twelve-A THI~KING OF Herb group Oriental, watercolor, portrait REMODELING? to sponsor painting offered at War Memorial scape paIntIng No prevIOus ex- Sept 26, from 9 a m to noon annual sale Three dIverse art classes WIllbe Dorsey WIll encourage students DON'T TAKE A CHANCE ADDITIONS • DORMERS offered begInning thl~ month at the penence IS necessary for the $63 The Grosse POinte Unit of the per-person course Students may to seek fresh imagery for water- CALL A PROFESSIONAL REC ROOMS War Memonal Herb SocIety of Ameflca will hold purchase theIr matenals at the color pamtmg through a keener CUSTOM KITtHENS ItS annual sale of herbal dehghts on For an Eastern Flavor, "Suml-E first sessIOn perceptIOn of our world EmphaSIS BATHROOMS the grounds of the Grosse Ponite Oriental Pa1l1tll1g" \\111 be taught WIll be on the search tor umque • PORCH ENCLDSURES by Mary Bowman on Thursdays, "Watercolor' In Search of Fresh BUILDING & REMODELING Academy, Sunday, Sept 22 mean- Imagery" WIll be taught by Grosse subject matter or commonplace CUSTOM GARAGES Junction With the centenmal cele- Sept 26 through Nav 21, from 7 30 POlllter Patncla Dorsey. who IS a subjects seen from an unusual CONTRACTORS REPLACEMENT AND bratIOn of the academy to 9 30 pm Begll1nmg and contInu- pomt of vIew FlexIble assIgned lle\\ dddltlOn to the Center:> ::.tdlt of fOR OVER 29 YEARS GREENHOUSE WINDOWS Il1g student5 WII! ledrn stdndard Potpourfl, cuhnary treats, recI- dl tlsb. on Thur:>days. begmnmg problems WIll allow students to • OFFICES REMODELED pes, herbal wreaths, moth retar- onental fla \\('1 Illllm and land- develop theIr ramtmg accordlOg to LICENSED & INSURED COMMERCIAL REMODELING dant made from herbs and a vane- theIr persona preference, such as • QUALITY DOESN'T ty of hand-crafted herbal treasures from realism to abstractIOn. COST, IT PAYSl WIll be offered from 11 a m to 5 She has studIed at the Center for DESIGN SERVICE pm CreatIve StudIes, Pewablc Pottery The Herb SOCIety of Amenca IS at MIChIgan State UnIversity, Ox- dedicated to studying herbs for bow summer school of the Art In- "use and delIght" Members stItute of ChIcago, and has degrees volunteer their time to malntam a from SmIth and MeredIth colleges study garden on the ground~ of the Her work has been seen lo numer- Academy Access for students and ous Juned exhIbItions and 5he IS a teachers allows for nature study contnbutmg artist to the DetrOIt "'pporllll1ltip<; Members create .'\rtlsts :\1arket ql1n ttw Detroit In- many of the Items that WIll be of- stItute of Arts fered at the sale The cost of her 10-week water. For 10 days. includmg 5 day& on the NIle, Proceeds from the sale go to- color class IS $85 aboard the new Queen £1 Nab,la ShIp ward malnta mlng the garden at the Artist Robert Mamscalco WIll EGY PT SUIte only aUallable school and also a portiOn WIll be teach "PortraIt PamtIng" on Mon- All deluxe First Class hotel In Cairo, transfer, sightseeing earmarked for development of the days, Sept 30 through Nov 18, Herb Garden at the National , from noon to 3 pm VarIOus techni- Departure from Detroit Arboretum 10 Washmgton, D C ques of observation and drafting Weather permlttmg, the sale WIll wtll be pursued to en:o>blestudents January 29, 1986 to be set up around the garden, so to develop theIr skIlls In the art of viewers WIllhave an opportunIty to portraIture The cost IS $60 plus view the plants as they are growmg model fee February 12, 1986 and also see them In their post-har- AdditIOnal mformatIon on these all for just vest recreations The use of herbs classes and the October art offer- 10 the American diet has grown lOgSmay be obtamed by calhng the 00 dramatically over the past few War Memorial at 881-7511 81,799 DOUBLf OCCUPANCY years WIth the growmg mterest m regIOnal foods and diet conclOus- includes round-trip from DetrOIt to Brussels to COIro Fwe nIghts ness Art adventures accommodatIon in Brussels, sightseerng. one full day rn Preserves, herbal seasoning Amsterdam. blends, soup mix and baked goods Art hlstonan, unIversity Instruc- made With herbs Will all be avaIl- tor and author June Nelson WIll For a color brochure and to see our own able Pnces of the items range contlllue her popular "Adventures from 50cents and up, allowmg for a III Understandmg Art" senes With pictures contact Wide vanety of gift selection Items two new classes and the repeat of for children and adults her smgle-sesslOn offerlllg, "The Edsel and Eleanor Ford Collec- ~~F~~~Yc!RM~!~~ Background checks of those young tion," all sponsored by the Depart- Grosse Pomte volunteers who call themselves ment of Commumty Education of Tel 8813747 GuardIan Angels show 95 percent the Grosse POInte Public School • have never had any sort of run in System Price effecrlte Sepl 15 198~ mo, uar} according Ie> doll", ,~l" of, ~c1lUng, WIth the law at all New for fall IS "An IntroductIOn Patricia Dorsey, a new addition to the War Memorial's staff of ar. to Sculpture " ThiS three-part class tists, will teach "Watercolor: In Search of Fresh Imagery" beginning nas been plann~ to C')!T')('ldeWIth Thursday, Sept. 26. the "Italian Renais"ance SCUlpture Exhibition," which Will run from COME TO FROLUND'S OPEN HOUSE Displaced homemaker Oct. 5 through Jan 5 at the DetrOIt InstItute of Arts FRIDAY, SEPf. 20 from 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. seminar scheduled The first sessIOn hlghhghts the Persons who may be ehglble for claSSIcal sculpture of the Greeks assistance as displaced homemak- and Romans, the second Donatello One Hour Only! ers are invited to attend a free m- and the Renaissance, and the third SPECIAL ON r-:-:'-r.. Refreshments take-orientation seminar to be held modern sculpture. The class begms Monday, Sept 30, at South Campus at 1 pm on Monday, Sept. 30. Fee Will Be Served of Macomb Commumty College 10 IS $12. SNAPPER 20" \ ....--~ -. ",.1... "~Effi~J.,E!cM, of AmerIcan il War~E::n.,t t ; I rnt t • '" f ~~Ql@:~tI~~, .....,..""~..\"'-: The program ISpresented as part yainnii{r1760-1985" is a series of il- of the college's DIsplaced Home- lustrated lectures that surveys 150 SINGLE STAGE \ " maker Project conducted by the years of the greatest achievements Adult and Professional Contmuing III Amencan pamtmg The master- pIeces dIscussed explore the con- SNOW THROWER \'. EducatIOn Department Its pur- pose IS to help ehglble dIsplaced cerns, perceptions and hIstory of homemakers who need Job trammg the country and reflect the ap- preciation of the "new" palntmg in regular 10 order to hnd employment to sup- port themselves and their famihes Amenca and Europe The class be- gins on Wednesday, Oct 23 Fee IS sale Potential participants include those persons who are widowed, $20 price separated, divorced, or married "The Edsel and Eleanor Ford persons whose spouses are perma- Collection," whIch includes lun- nently disabled cheon, begms at 10a.m on Fnday, Easy Snapper financmg Emphasis is on teaching particI- Oct. 25. Fee IS$16for this five-hour through Snap Credit pants to set achievable goals and to expenence ThIS class Will focus on the art collectIon of the Edsel will be available, take responSIbIlity for their own fu- tures. The program does not 10- Fords at theIr lakeSide home in H Snapper credJl IS used for the purchase clude job placement Grosse Pomte Shores ReligIOUS of Ihe Snapper Sno\\ Thro\\cr on IhlS date, Classes meet one day a wepk for pallltings, portraIts, landscapes FROLUND'S WIll pIck up the $15.00 eIght weeks and 10clude counsel 109 and still hfes WIll be discussed. Followmg the luncheon, a gUided finance charge. and career development The mtake semmar will be held tour Will be made to the actual ASK ABOUT from 10a m. to noon in room K-304- works of art on the premIses Fee rft!iWt!Ml 6 at the college's South Campus, lllcludes luncheon m the dmlllg ~~ Twelve Mile and Hayes roads room Advance registration ISreqUIred All three classes WIll be held in 19815 MACK, in Grosse Pointe Woods 881-6233 For regIstration and other mfor- the lower level Conference Room matlon, call 445-7417 at the Edsel & Eleanor Ford House, Man .Ff!. 8-6 - Sat 8-4 - Sun 10-2 1100 Lakeshore Road Use chIl- dren's entrance to left of main en- In the vernacular of the lobster trance catchers, a lobster WIth only one PrIor regIstratIOn through the claw IS called a "cull' while the Department of Community Educa- lobster With no claws IS known as a tIOn IS reqUIred Call 343-2178 for "pistol" space avaJlablhty '0 CITY OF <&rnss£ tt1ninte mnn~li MICHIGAN 89~Kercheval on the hill ,au NOTICE OF BOARD OF APPEALS HEARING Notice IS hereby Store Hours: MondIy-satun:lay 8:00 to 5:30 HOMI DIUV •• y given that the CIty CounCIl, meetmg as a Board of Appeals under pro- Wednelday Noon dOMd Sunday VISIonsof SectIOn 5-14-1of the 1975CIty Code WIll meet 10 the Coun- tUJ ...... s.MOO cJl-Court Room of the MUniCIpal BUlldmg, 20025Mack Plaza on Mon- day, October 7,1985, at 7 30 p.m , to hear the appeal of Mr. and Mrs DOMESTIC FRESH USDA CHOICE JUMBO BONELESS Robert Hammel who are appeahng the demal of the BUlldmg Inspec- LEG WHOLE tor to Issue a bmldmg permIt for a proposed extensIOn of their SHRIMP CHUCK ROAST OR sun room located at 2020Kenmore The bUlldmg permit was denied OF FRYERS I due to a defICIency m the reqUired rear yard as set forth m SectIOn CHUCK STEAK 5-4-3, Schedule of RegulatIOns, Item F, of the Zonmg OrdInance of $8~ LAMB ~ the CIty of Grosse Pomte Woods A variance IS therefore reqUIred " FOR All mterested persons are InVIted to attend $1.00 $1!~~69~. $1~~ -_~I Chester E. Petersen CANFIELD'S ~~ ~ G P N 9-19-85 City Admmlstrator-Clerk ~:~~:D$1~ BBoNEEELEFsS CHICKEN DIET 1 HAWAIIAN CHOCOLATE a. STEW BOI I j Page Thlrteen-A , GROSSE POINTE NEWS ,', ~---~------hursday, September 19, 1985 ------.... ------rye class sizes continue to cause board problems An OYSTER TASTING m~t1c:, cla,% at South and 37 enrol- !>pecJaJ need::, mto elemenlal y about *125.0UO Bul then> .II e :>tdJ 19 led III the Jumor high ~blhty math classroom1o for part of the day, hol By Mike Andrlejclyk elellH'nl,1I j cla,>~e:, throughout the clas!> there, !>he !>ald !>tenng the enrollment there The Board 01 EducatIOn Ib ex distrIct III which there al e :!(i or In order for studentb to receIve If those :>ludcnts bemg mall1- pected to meet borne tune thl~ week mOl I' .,Iudpnh the lull benefits of the AP clas1oes, !>treamed were gIven "weIghted" While c 1.110..,bl/t':, 11<1ven t bpd I ked to consider wuy~ 01 allevldtlllg there ~hould be no more than 20 vdlue 1I1the ela!>s - ab I., done 1I1 Sample a variety 01 oysters c1abs bile problem~ 111 the elemen the ~dme IedcllOIl a:, la10t ypar ,>tudellt:, III each. Cook e;ald La<;t dl.,tI'lC«, like Bloomheld and Bu- from ddferent waters tary dnd secondary schools 111 tile dnlOng p,lrt'nh \\ hen ,>ol11e('dme year, there were al.,o large bec- Il1l1lghclm -- they would be counled \\ ake 01 an unexpected Jump 1I1 en to meet IlIg~ [Uecll\ e H ,1 m on Monday, Spptember 23, l Employee Parkmg e,lrclChl''' .Ie,you would for the treatment of major en1ergl'!ll lee, Without the walt. Othpr emergency-related services such as our nf'\\ tec hnolngl( ,lily ddvanced X ray Department ,md 1" l .' . , .. Thursday, September 19, 1985 GROSSE------POINTE NEWS ..... ~age Fourteen.A 1 Community Events ~ PWP Meeting ".:- of Ranglroa, Bora Bora, Moorea GP Singles Symphony preview ,. and Rmatea/Tahaa The Grosse pOlllte Chapter of . South Pacific Matthew Smith, lecturer of Hu- The DetrOIt Free PI ess and the . Festival . Time WIll be allowed for strolls DetrOit Symphony League \\11Ipre Pal ent!, Without Partners Will . man Resource CommunIcations, meet Fnday Sept '27, at 7 30 P m " The East Warren Avenue Festi- cruIse along secluded beaches, sWims and sent the fourth ~eason of ~ymphon\' .' Will be the featured speaker when 25303 .'L val Will be held Sunda), Sept 22, snorkeling the sheltered blue previews at Vtlhgp Hflcords cllld at the K of C Hall, Little Mack Your Journey mto paradise a- the Grosse Pomte Smgie'> cum ene from 10 a m to 8 p m Events m- lagoons, ventures to the remote Tapes m Gros~e POInte The pro at 10 Mile, St Clair Shores . board American Hawall CrUises' m StudIO II, lower level, at the War " clude a DetrOIt Ll,)ns Friendship Villages and ancient temples of grams feature FI ee Pre~s mU~lc Guest sprdker \\.n be Robert .. S S Llberte may be the answer to MemOrial, Fnday, Sept 20 at 7 T Colonial Federal Savings and Loan Association of Grosse Pointe Woods has received approval for MerQer Conversion with Central State Savings Bank and form the resulting institution of Colonial Central Savings Bank, FSB from the Federal Home Loan Bank Board in Washington. Robert E. Powers, President of Colonial, said information and proxy materials were mailed to the association's customers this past week. Under the plan of Merger Conversion, final approval by a majority of voting members is expected at a special meeting on September 26, 1985. If the plan is approved, members will not be required to purchase stock, but will have the first option to do so. "The savers, borrowers, employees, officers and directors of Colonial Federal will be given the op- portunity to purchase the first shares of stock in Colonial:' Powers pointed out. He said all the re- maining stock following this subscription offering would be made available to the general public through a community offering. The price per share of all Central Holding Co. stock to all purchasers in both the subscription offering and the community offering will be the same. "The additional equity capital received from the stock sale will support the merged association's future growth, increase our ability to provide mortgage loans and expand our services to the com- munity Vie serve," he said. Powers noted the "savings account holders will continue to hold accounts in the resulting Savings Bank identical as to dollar amount, rate of return and general terms as presently held. "Savings account will continue to be insured to $100,000 by the Federa\ Savings and Loan \nsurance Corporation, an agency of the United States government. Following the Merger Conversion, Powers said Colonial Central Savings Bank will operate as a federally-chartered stock association and will maintain its membership in the Federal Home Loan Bank System. Normal business of the Association in accepting savings and making loans will continue without interruption in its 7 existing offices. Borrowers' loans will be unaffected by the conversion. Powers said details of the offering and resulting Savings Bank's operations are described in an of- fering prospectus that will be available from the Association or completion of the following request form. Interested purchasers of stock may obtain the prospectus by completing the following request form or calling Colonial at 886.1080. ------REQUEST FORM THIS CARD MUST BE RECEIVED BY CENTRAL HOLDING COMPANY, COLONIAL FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF GROSSE POINTE WOODS OR CENTRAL STATE SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIA- TION, F.A. BY 12:00 NOON, DETROIT, MICHIGAN TIME, ON SEPTEMBER 20, 1985, IF YOU DESIRE TO Signature RECEIVE THE DOCUMENTS INDICATED BELOW .. Name (Please Print) Please send me: o The Prospectus, and an Order Form. Street o The Proposed Federal Stock Charter and Bylaws of the Resulting Savings Bank. o The Proposed Amended Certificate of Incorporation and Bylaws of Central Holding Company. State o All of the Above-Mentioned Documents. I understand receipt of such matenal does not obligate me to purchase any shares of common stock being of. (Dayttme Telephone Number) fered by Central Holding Company MsU t~~ C()lonl81 Federal 20259 Mack Oross. Pointe Woods, MI 48236 - ...... - ...... ,oe .... " ...... Thursday, September 19, 1985 GROSSE POLNTE NEWS Page Sixteen.A _._------_.------_.- FURNACES Adult day care & BOILERS week is set Replaced For the third consecutive year, U S Rep DenniS Hertel, D-Harper Woods, mtroduced a resolution de- tli1w~t.:lli slgnatmg the week of Sept 22 as PLUMBING .ttH11~ . \latlOnal Adult Day Care Center Week' The proposal won over- moo UVERNDIS • 863 7800 15304 KERCHEVAL• 822.9070 \\ helmmg support 10 the U S 1726 MAP LE RD • 643.4800 House of Representatives before the August recess The purpose of thl~ resolutlon IS r----l to help mcrease pubhc awarenebS Rentacar of adult da\ care as a cost effectIve alternative to nursing home care Ifor as nttle I tor the aged EVidenced by their FREE I apld gI'O\\ th, adult day care cen- Ias$10a day!\ Impnntlng with purchase ters are a good way to provIde quallt) care for sel1lor Citizens and Compare' Da Iy r.on .. SALES CENTER NOW OPEN- -. ~) ~IND~OOD .. 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J)all)' and \\ l.'el J G • 4 Page Seventeen.A GROSSE POINTE NEWS l Thursday, September 19, 1985 ------_._------_._------Polo player charged By Tom Gl'eenwood who agreed to remard hIm to the Meghan Vince, 3, does a little "bubble" Two years of groundwork by fed- Federal Correctional Institution at Children's pamde dance on her tricycle while she walts for the Milan until a Sept 23 hearmg, at beginning of the Hawthorne Children's eral agents culminated In the ar- rest of a 33-year-old St Clair whIch offIcials WI]l transfer hIm to Parade on Sept. 7. Residents of Hawthorne in Shores man last week on charges of New York for addltlonal charges Grosse Pointe Shores enjoyed a block party at herOin Importation and dlstnbu- Der'auw explamed that federal the Shores park. The party started off with a tlon, according to Robert DuFauw, offIcials were afraId Idns mIght children's parade from 80 Hawthorne to the head of the U S Drug Enforcement flee the country If released on bond and that It had been established he park, With a pollee escort. AdminIstratIOn In DetrOit Arrested at hiS Shore Club home had $3 million m assets 10 Pakistan Sept 11 was Zubalr Idns, also and at least $100,000m debts m thIs known as Zubalr Pervalz, a Pakls- country tam natIOnal who Immigrated to DeFauw said It hadn't been es- the Umted Stales from Rawalpmdl, tabll!>hed yet whether the money In Pakistan wa~ profIts from the Pakistan In 1979 Idns, who works as a furmture herOin smuggling He also said the salesman, IS a member of the De U S dId not have an extradition pohcy With Pakistan ~rOlt Polo Club In l\'!Ilford and was One of the charges agamst Idrls hlghhghted In a story about polo In the Grosse POinte News a week be- ISthat he Imported three pounds of herOin In February and July 1983 fore hIS anest According to authontles, [dn~ The smugglers allegedly received was part of an internatIOnal nng the drugs from the northwest tron- that smuggles herom mto the U S tier province of PakIstan, where It through New York City WIth the ISbelieved most of the herom III the use of couners "r"lnH' of those DetrOIt area originates couriers were arrested upon ar- Wholesale value ot the orug!>wa!> put at $180,000per kilo (22 pounds), ivaI in New York DeFauw dechn- .ct to glVe speCIfics on how the which converts to 2 5 mIllion by the lenon was physically transported, time It reaches the street, accor- '~servlng the mformatlOn for later dmg to DeFauw If convIcted, Idns could receive Jstlmony / . Idns was arraigned before U S up to 25 years In prison and a fme of $125,000 'lalHstrate MarCia Cooke Sept 12, Pno 05 b~ Elsa Fro'" n" UK~ ~ II(' If ~ Student wins award St. John to open new emergency center <>eHmgWIth the mo~t technologI- Junes such a~ colds sprams and St John Ho!:>pltal WIll open Its millOI' cut~, but \\ Ithout the wall in magazine contest new Emergency and Expl e~s Care cally advanced equipment to tred! dnd at a 10\\ el co~t Glen Wlczorek, 11, of the Woods, Centers, located m the hospital's the more than -10,000 emergenc\ received honorable mention m the patients \\ ho \'1~lt dl1l1ually \' Concentrated Care BUlldmg addI- r\ ne\\ X-I aj depdl tment and dn "Cricket League" mternatlOnal tIOn, begmmng Ham on l\tondd} A~a natlOndll) de!>lgnated1) aumd story competition sponsored by Center, St John Hospital l!>pre expanded laboratory are located Sept 23 The Concentrated Care nCdr the Emergenc) Center to pro- Cricket Magazme HIS name ap- BUlldmg (CCBl I~ located on the pared to tredl mdJor dnd hIe pears in the August 1985Issue of the thl eatemng emergencle!> m the Vide ta!>ter and more convement west end of the ho~pltal !'lerVlce to emergency patients A magazme The ne\\ Emergency and Ex- Emergency Center ~ !:>pcclal Glen is a student at Parcells Mid- Trauma Room and Cardiac Hoom lW\\ Emergency Center phaI mac) press Care Centel'!> WIll prOVide a I~ also planned to open m \'ovem- dle School more spacIOus and comfortable The new Expre~~ Cdre Cenlel treats le~s senou!:>lllne~~e!:>dnd m bel 1985 I I Health fair for seniors Building clURS screemng and pulmonary functIOn A lU-week cour~e m Semor citizens m Southeast~rn BUlldmg ConstructIOn ALL NEW MIChigan are inVited to participate tests will be offered from noon until 5 p ill on Sunday, Sept 22 The Estimating Will be of- m "Semors Health Fall' '85", a free tered by the Wayne TENNIS commumty servIce of WKBD-TV testmg IS available at Northland Southland, Ea!>t1and and We~t1dnd State U'lllversity Col 50and Foster Medical Corporation. lege of Lifelong Ledrn- INSTRUCTIONAL • with volunteer nurses from Home malls For more mformatlon, cdll the lUg at Blrmll1gham Care ServIces Inc and RenaIS- Groves Ihgh School on PROGRAMS sance Health Care Inc project coordmator at Fo!:>ter for both adults Medical at 643-6680 Wednesda~s from 7 to Blood pressure testing, glucose 9 30 P m beglnllll1g and Juniors Oct 2 begin the week of Children's dmwing class scheduled The cour:,c cover" September 23 mg skIlls In the media of felt pen, techmques lor estlmat- A second class of "Drawmg 109quantlhe:, and cost!:> AT THE Techmques" for children aged 6 to pastels, colored penclls and cray- on of matenab accurdte- 9 has been scheduled by the War Iy, how to use pnce quo- Grosse Pointe Indoor Memonal for Thursdays, begm- Students will leal 11 to ob~erve, m- terpret, record and Visually ex- tatIOns, preparatIOn of Tenn\s-C\ub mng Sept 26, from 4 to 5 30 P m bids and how to get the The first class, on Wednesdays, has press the world around them through theIr own creative expres- best pnce Irom con- Call now for a already been filled The course fee tractors 886-2944 free brochure of $22 for SIX weeks mcludes sup- sIOn To reserve space, send a che<:kto TUItIOn IS $100 For Gary BodenmiJ/er, Director plies registratIOn or course Margaret Hall, long-time art m- the Grosse Pomte War Memonal, 32 Lakeshore, Grosse POInte mformatlOIl, call 577- SPECIAL! structor at the Grosse POInte Aca- -1665 BEGINNER CLASSES - $25 demy, will explore various draw- Farms, IYhch , 48236 ~a 'fJhocoLate?:ie • J F no 1r'1r"10rtedChocolates & Cantpc! CJC~ I f!I Photo by Elsa Frohman This is the photo that appeared In the Sept. 5 issue of the Grosse Gudrun Choco/ales l '. '7J Pointe News with a story about polo. The subject above, Zubair 0/ Belgium ' 'I Idris, was arrested last week by federal agents on charges of heroin French Jam by Coni/sene Cha/lf/on '" importation and distribution. Sample .t andreceI" a ,penal discount tor mentlomng Ihls ad (uslo7l Orders BuSt"'''' A "'. f I ~ • • r I ? ' r < , 11 Thursday, September 19, 1985 Page Eighteen-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Qpen house Sunday A wealth of history on parade as Alger House turns 75 Also on the grounds will be a dls- In celebration of the 75th anm- of Grosse Pointe, provide a musI- t cal beat on the terrace, entertain- 'play of antIque cars, courtesy of ~ versary of Alger House, the War the Veteran Car Club of America \ Memorial mVltes the community to mg residents as they have done and the Michigan RegIOn ClaSSIC the Diamond Jubilee Open House over the past nine years t Car Club of America ~ Sunday, Sept 22, from 1 to 4 p.m "We take no pay," says the group's chairman/director, Frank On display Will be a 1915 Ford t Service League docents Will be Model "T" Roadster, a 1921 Ford ~~~ on hand to gIVe tours of the Alger SeydJer. "We play for the people of Model "T" Fire Engine, a 1922 ~ House, to answer questions about the commumty." Ford Model "T" Stake Truck, a ItSnch history, Its furnishmgs, and Any money they do make through 1923 Frankhn Deml-Sedan, a 1924 It~ first and onl)' reSidents, the Rus- donations goes directly to the War BUick four-door sedan. a 1925 sell A Alger family Memorial Next Sunday they'll per- Chrysler Phaeton, a 1934 LaSalle The activity will spill onto the form "at home," - non-profession- Convertible Coupe, a 1937Cadillac grounds when the Music Makers, a als glvmg a profeSSIOnal per- Convertible Sedan, a 1939 Ply- sub-club of the Semor Men's Club formance. mouth Convertlvle Sedan, a 1939 Ford Convertible Coupe, and, a 1940 BUick Two Door Sedan Local banks merge, Demonstrations of arts and crafts Will abound, while the hght of foot may enJoy a dance With an company stock offered Instructor An art exhibit featunng the work of the Robert L Kldd Gal- By Nancy Parmenter Mudge, Colonial Federal senior leries of Blrmmgham will also be The merger bct'I\~ecn Grosse vice chairmen ot Colomal Central on display In the Art Wmg for Pomte's Coloma I Federal Savmgs officer, will become preSident everyone's perusal The Kldd Gal- leries Will give a donatIOn to the & Loan and Central State Savings John Bedard, president of Cen- & Loan of Mount Clemens, predlct- tral State, and David Wldlak, War Memonal from any art sold ed last December, IS under way chairman of the board, will become during the afternoon Votmg members Will be asked to vice chairman of Colonial Central. Chlldren Will delight In meeting conSider the propoSitIOn at a spe- Combined assets of Colonial Cen- members of the Grosse POinte Cial meetmg Sept 26. Stock m the tral Will be $300million, making the Farms Fire Department, who Will new institutIOn the 14th largest sav- have two fire engmes and an ambu- proposed new company IS already lOgs and loan associatIOn m MiChi- lance With them There will also be for sale Photo by Ed Acx The subscnptlon period for the gan. Central State, a subsidiary of games for children to play, and Central Holdmg Co , was estabhsh- Roscoe the Clown w1l1be on hand to common stock In the new com- Harry Chadsey looks over the penod dresses the docents will wear at the War MemOrial's open house pany, ColonIal Central Savings ed in 1980. Colonial Federal has put smiles on youngster's faces Sunday, Sept. 22. Lillian Forrest IS at the left and Betty Kaye on the right. Chadsey, the only male do- served the Grosse Pointes for 32 Food Willbe avaIlable for a nomi- Bank, expires two days before the cent, Will also be the only docent not In period costume, meeting, but can be extended 45 years nal cost. AdmiSSIOn ISfree days if the stock falls to move well "We expect approval from our members," said Mark Mudge, semor Vlce preSident for Colomal Federal, who expects to be named president of Coloma! Central He was also optimistic about the stock sale, saying he antiCipates a com- plete sellout by Sept 24 The merger IS expected to bnng the potential for some new services to customers of Colomal Federal The new company will be large enough to make the installation of an automatic teller machine sys- tem feaSible, Mudge said In addi- Yo1illlike the tion, the company is currently in- vestigating several credit card pro- grams. Other services, such as car, boat and home loans, which are al- ready offered at Colonial Federal, will continue to be available At present, Colonial Federal is a way we do banking. mutual institution which has no stockholders. Under the reorgani- zation, It will be converted into a fe- derally chartered savmgs bank or- ganized in stock form - -...... --..,.,..-- -. _.-~,- ""Weexpect ap- For nearly 100 years, we will continue to you've depended on provide you with proval from our Standard Federal as a friendly, personal service. members." savings and loan, a We11 make banking as -Mark Mudge place where you can convenient for you as find mortgage loans and possible. We'll a wide range of savings continue to insure your , The company IS offermg 1,117, 857shares of common stock at $3 50 plans. accounts up to at least per share. Savers at the two institu- tions have first prIOrity for buying But for quite a whilet $100tOOOwith the the shares, which are being offered Federal Savings and concurrently to the community, ac- we've offered a variety of cordmg to the prospectus If all the Loan Insurance Corpo, shares are not sold, the 'l1erger banking services, too. conversIOn will not take place ration (FSLIC)t a The merger Will result in an insti- Like personal loans, tutlon with "stronger hnancial and commercial loans, checking accounts, government agency. managerial resources and greater operational diversification than IRAs, and no ..fee VISA cards. In And we'll continue to t:ither ;,1SS0clatlOn""ould have if it contmued to operate -"lthout merg- addition, Standard Brokerage respond to your ever-changing ing," the prospectus states It Will improve the institutIOn's ablhty to Services, Inc.,* a separate corporation financial needst with improve, "increase Its capital to support fu- ture growth and expansion of its owned by us, has provided discount ments to current products deposit, mortgage lending and other aetl" Ities" through the sale brokerage services. and servicest and the intro, of additional stock Growth IS also anticipated And that's why we've become duction of new banking ideas. through mergers and acquisitions. Now more than ever, you'll The proceeds of the stock sale will Standard Federal Bank. be mvested In real estate loans and lIke the way we do banking. short-term secuflties, among other As a federal savings bankt investments, and IS expected to support Increased lending activity and savings growth as well as ac- qUiSItions, accordmg to the pros- pectus Coloma I Federal has more than 19,500 depoSitors who are entitled to cast one vote per $100 of their de- posits. Borrowers may cast one vote per loan Mudge emphaSized that the mer- ger Will not change Interest rates or msurance protectIOn of savings depoSits The merger plan contains seve- ral provlsions designed to prevent unsolicited takeovers For three years follOWing acceptance of the plan, no one will be permitted to ac- qUire more than 10 percent of the common stock Limits are imposed on the stockholders' ability to call a Standard Federal Bank special meeting Terms of the Savings/Financial Services directors are staggered "These safeguards are designed 2401 W. Brg Beaver Road to afford stockholders reasonable Troy, Ml 48084 time and opportunity to make an 313/643-9600 mformed Investment deciSIOn and could reduce Central Holding Com- pany's vulnerabihty to unsolicited ~Gl takeovers," the prospectus states ~rt,.. The two top officeholders In each savings institutIOn w1l1 take the four top poSitIOns of Colonial Cen- tral Robert Powers, current dIrec- tor, president and chief executive .Standard Brokerage Services, Inc. IS a registered broker-dealer Standard Federal Bank IS not Accounts carned by NatIOnal FinanCial Services Corporation officer of colonial Federal, will be the chairman of the board. Mark ,jJ. t ....__ ...... ' \ +e ------_ ...._------'*-_ ...... _-...... -._---_.--_...._--...... ~~--~~------;....- Section B The Second Section Thursday. September 19, 1985 Academy to host French fair "We want the commumty to reahze hot-air balloon nde~. !\lost of the By Elsa Froham that they have history nght here at demonstrations and entertaln- After 100 years, The Grosse their back door " ments will be offered free 01 Pointp Academy IS gomg strong Though It has been an Integral charge This weekend, the school, located part of the commumty for 100 WillIe the school was founded by on 22 acres overiooklllg Lake St years, the school has remained a religIOus order and eXisted as a Clair, will open Its grounds to the somewhat of a mystery to Its convent school for the majority of commumty In a centenmal celebra- neighbors Its history, today, Grosse POinte tion modeled on a French country "The convent was cloistered," Academy IS not a parochial school fall' Sieber said "There are a lot of It IS an mdependent, private, co. The school has a French tradi- Gros!:>e POinters who have never educalJonal school for pre-!:>chool- tion that goes back to the order of been on the grounds We want to ers through eighth graders Its Sacred Heart nuns who founded the share with the commumtv " students come from all over the exclUSive girls convent school 111 In the SPlflt of sharmg, there Will metropohtan DetrOit area 1885 French language and culture be no admission charge for the fall' The transitIOn from parochial to have always been a large part of Sieber explamed that Ihe event ISa Independent came In 1969when the the school's curnculum and am- celebratIOn - not a fundralser Sacred Heart religIOUSorder decld. hiencE' ~d to ('10<;;> thp ('onvf>nt <;('hool Par. "The hel'ltage of the school and "It's our birthday party," she ents, many of them alumm, were the area IS French." said Judith said The only charges will be for alarmed and Immediately orgamz. SIeber, the chairman of the fall' food claft Items, pony ndes and ed themselves to take over the school While It IS no longer affiliated wIth the Catholic Church. Grosse POlllte Academy retains a strong Pnoro bt Juo u., K Gofer Chrlsl1an orientatIOn In its cur. rIculum and continues many of the Tony and Audrey Fems designed the Georgian style home on Fordcroft In Grosse PoInte Shores just educatIOnal tradItions establIshed three years ago. Featuring Greek art and artifacts inSide and a full size racquet courtln the basement, by the Sacred Heart teachmg or- the Ferris home is on the International House Tour sponsored by the International Institute. der Grosse POinte Academy's prox- Imity to St Paul's Church and ItS International Institute hosts traditIOn as a parochial school often lead to confusIOn. accordmg to Mary Stroble, co-chairman for the centenmal year event!> Many Grosse Pointe house tour people have mistakenly thought It Tour fIve magl1lfLcent homes III double curved door from Hose Ter- Grecian Island of Crete, Illc!udll1g was a part of St Paul's Stroble the Grosse Paintes on Sunday. race at the entranceway replica busts of Apollo and Homer hopes that the centennial events Sept 22, from 1-5pm, at the Inter- Grey and yellow are the domi- f1ankll1g the front door, framed Will help people become acquain- natIOnal House Tour sponsored by nant colors throughout the home. costumes and needlework, heir- ted with the academy and what It the International Institute of Met- In the custom woven rugs to fit looms from her Greek family. The has to offer the communlty. ropolitan DetrOIt. each room, the tapestries. the wall- home features a full sIze racquet "We want to involve the com- Wilham and Sandy Baer have reo paper and the f lower arrange. court and a double sized whirlpool munity in uSing our facllilles here deSigned the home on Lake Shore ments bath in the basement. for appropriate activities," Stroble Dnve that wal'>bUllt m 1904 III a cot. The home 01 Stephunle and The home of Mr and Mrs John said. tage style, The ol'lgmai floO!' plan !,'rank Gennack on WUl'ller in Litch at 15300Windmill Pointe is a One of those activities is being in- still ~tands. but interior deSigner Grosse Pointe !"a1'ms. fealul'es a huge colonial with a magnificent corporated into the weekend cen- Sandy Baer opened up many of the beautiful wrap around sunpol'ch view fI'om 200 feet of Lake 8t Clair tennial celebratIOn A retrospec- rooms, and redesigned the rooms Visible from the hving room and ~hol'eline. The tour will feature a \ tlve exhibit of the works of Virgima With an eclectic look bl'caklast nook A Po!l~h lImm- I{uh&lan theme at the home. and Thibodeau Willhe on display In the The lovely workmg country kit. grant and \\ orld traveller, Steph- hlghhghl a large gazebo where Mrs. maIO hallway of the Lakeshore chen on the lake side of the house Ullle has decorated the bl'lghtly ilt Lltch does all her outdoor enterlain- buildmg. leatures a hutch from the !,'rench rooms \\ith muny large fel'lls and 1I1g Thibodeau once taught art m the countryside dating back to the lale planl!. Helen Kappaz of Grosse Pointe convent school, but she has main- 1800s The liVing room has a beauti- A lovely mother 01 pearl mlay Woods, chairman of the tour, says tamed an art studio at the academy ful brass and chrystal chandeher, Chmese screen and large Samourl tickets will be on sale at each house for some 30 years She has won one of Just SIX of its kind hand- prInts are beautiful In the study. on the day of the tour Tickets are awards m the Umted States, crafted for a Wales hotel In 1860. Light colored prInts show off the also aval1able at the International France and Italy She has had 18 and a baby grand player plano large lIVIng room where 011 por- Institute, 111 East Kirby at John R one-woman shows, mcludmg an m- from the early 1900s traIts of the children hang above III DetrOIt TIckets can also be pur- vitatlOnal show at the Toledo The reSIdence of Arthur and the Ilreplace, and a grand plano chased at Carl Sterr Men's Wear, on Photo by Ella Ffohman Museum of Art and the Umted Karen Schaupeter. on Lake Shore SIts III thE;::corner the Hill, 80 Kercheval In Grosse Headmaster Sidney DuPont, left, Judith Sieber, chairman ()f the States Senate. Road IS the last home by architect Tony and Audrey Ferns bUill the Pomte r'arms, and at the Bed, Bath French Country Fair, seated, and Mary Stroble, co-chairman of the "We wanted to show our appre- Earl Creighton The Georgian Co- Georgian style home on Fordcroft & Linen Store In the Village, 16900 ciation of her, Il Stroble said lomal was deSigned m 1976 and m Grosse POlllte Shores three Kercheval In Grosse POinte. Call the Grosse Pointe Academy centennial, show off one of the paintings of The art exhibit I~ the first of Virginia Thibodeau which will be displayed as part of the centennial completed III 1978 BUIll on the years ago Mrs Ferns has decora- In~tltute at 871-8600for more mfor- celebration this weekend. (Conl1Jlul'd 011 Page -tH) Glancy estate, Its focal pomt IS the ted With many antiques from the matlOn 10 DAYS ONLY SLIGH of GRAND RAPIDS DESKS AT 'SAVINGS OF 30<70 to 50% 48" x 24" MHG 36" x72"MHG 54" x 26" Cherry ~ ~ 46"x23" MHG 8549 54" x28" Cherry &1,499 46"x23" Oak Beautiful cuts I 46" x23" Cherry 54"x26" Oak 48"x24" MHG ,,/ Wonderful colors A Special Purchase of Kneehole Desks from our major supplier, Sligh of Grand Rapids. allows us to bnng you these savings for a limited time on every SlIgh desk. All desks are In stock and available for Immediate D",h"ery from our warehouse or from the factory, If quality IS Important ( to you, Sligh IS a name to know A"ITHO"lV W COlETT e._-#: ~ ••_'_: ..~ HAIR FASHION DIRECTOR (J("UlI-O'IUJ!IIIII~ guarantees quality, service, price, the best available anywhere THE CUT UPS INC 18850 MACK (near Moross) Grosse Pointe Forms 884-4800 \c.ll22 KERCHEVAL AVENUE GROSSE POINTE VilLAGE Mon., Thurs., Fri. 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'till 5:30 Our Revolving Charge Thursday, Septembe r 19, 1985 Page Two-S GROSSE POINTE NEWS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE HOME TOUR ~ French ~ Sunday, September 22, 1985 1-5 p.m. ~ Institute S) Saer Home, Lake Shore - Chinese Theme B A Schaupeler Home, Lake Shore - Serbian ~ offers classes V; Ferns Home, Fordcroft - Greek ~ In an era of upgradmg academic ~ GermacK Home, Warren - Polish ~ standards, of higher academic ex- ~ Lltch Home, Windmill POinte - Russian y pectations, of promotion of excel- lence in education, the French In- a Tickets are S6 In advance at Carl Sterr and the Bell, B;lh and linen Slore, Tickets $ll at the B door Includes elhnlc relreshments and enlertalnment Call 871.8600 weekdays lor more Infor ~ stitute of DetrOit offers an oppor- tumty not to be missed - an invest- •g matlon :ll ~~~~~~~~~~~~~<:o"'"~~~ ment m a multl.dlmenslOnal qual- Ity French-language program for adults delivered by highly-trained specialists The academiC calendar consists of three terms fall, winter and spring The fall term begms the week of Sept 30 Registration started as of Sept 4 and activities m- WHITTIER formation as well as membership forms may be obtamed from the TOWERS secretary at the Institute's offices, located In the Lycee International 415 Burns Dr. School Bldg., 30800 Evergreen Rd Detroit, Michigan 48214 (at 13 mile road), Southfield, tele- phone' 644-4110. In lrll~ ared, kllow~euge uf the. a a11,d French language and culture IS a : /01 lull, JfJt'u'ie Jal"~IJI"1l'g defimte asset and should not be ig- : .~ elhe 11U',nl r.tl{e nored It seems superfluous to underline the historical and cultur- . al influence of the French evident . Photo by Elsa Fronman In so many areas of the metropohs. : wil/, Moreover, at thiS very moment,: many major French compames • Private rooms and Apartments have vested their bUSiness inter- all With private baths Getting ready ests here. Because a grasp of the Ray Fleming of the Kidd Galleries, assisted by Margot Kessler of. the Counc.i1 of Sponsors, ha~ French language is such an indis- • Around-the-clock security started bringing works of art to the Grosse Pomte War Mem~H1al In preparation for the C~':lr:'cil pensable tool In the implementa- of Sponsors' Week of Art beginning Friday night. The week wIII.be mark:d by ~ 9alle~y exhlblt!On tIOn of meaningful contacts be- • Excellent Meals • Maintenance of contemporary art in the War Memonal Art StudiO, a black tie receptIon Fnday night, a Wine tween AmeTlcan and French opel'- ; and Cheese Reception Saturday at 3 p.m. and a lecture on Tuesday evening on abstract art. For ations the French Institute of. • Registered Nurses on duty more information, contact the Grosse Pointe War Memorial. , Detroit was established in Michi- . and gan. The French Instltute of Detroit • Beauty/Barber Shop also offers other services' cultural - • Grocery Store programs presenting eminent re- • Doctora' Clinic presentatives of French hterature,' music, art, history and science on • Gift Shop tours from Pans, as "OffiCial Alli- • LIbrary --A/ew f/rrivals ance Franealse lecturers and ar- tist," profeSSIOnal support to the all wlthm the bUilding academIC community concerned Katherine er Woods Paternal grandparents Elizabeth, born May 4 Maternal With the teachmg of French; are Mr and Mrs Wilham Schervlsh grandparents are Peter and Con- achievement mcentives for stu- for further information or for an appointment Marie Schervish of Grosse Pomte stance Cracchiolo of Grosse Pointe dents of French at the elementary, Herbert and Manlyn Schervlsh of Shores Paternal grandmother IS secondary, and university levels, Grosse Pointe Shores are the Sara Elizabeth DeMars Bettle DeMars of Grosse POinte special events both cultural and call LOIS NAIR 823-6470 parents of a daughter, Kathenne Gregory and Phyllis DeMars of Woods SOCial, of mterest to the area's 822-9000 Mane. born Aug 8 Maternal grand- Grosse POinte Woods are the French and francophtles. mother ISKathenne Amer of Harp- parents of a da ugh ter, Sara Stephen Bernard • • Comillie CONTEMPORARY Irene and Bernard H Cormll1e of Non-degree ARTIFACTS Grosse Pomte Woods are the par- presents ents of a son, Stephen Bernard, born registration at OU Sept 8 Maternal grandmother IS Final week of registration is here Mrs Charles Veryser. Paternal for indiViduals wishing to enroll in SPECIAL CASHMERE grandparents are Mr. and,Mrs Ber. fall term, evemng courses con- nard A. Cormllie. ducted by Oakland Umverslty's SLACKS Division of Continumg Education. 'Starting Sept 23, nondegree offer- S75 00.S125 001 Bonsai Kenkyu Kai Custom Orders mgs include the Legal and Ac- counting ASSIstant programs, and CASH SALE • OBI Sashes plans events courses In computers, word proces • • AntJque Kimono The Bonsai Kenkyu Kai Study Thursday through Saturday Only • Hand Made Gifts NEW FALL HOURS Club of Macomb is holdmg its se- smg, mvestment and fmance. An September 19th - September 21th M.Sal. 10 a.m..6 p.m. cond bonsai show on Frtday. Sept Image and Personal Power work- 15038 MACK 20, and Saturday, Sept 21 from 10 shop for today's woman in teday's Selections from all departments Grosse Pte. Pk. 331-8491 a m to 5 p.m. at the East DetrOIt workplaces IS slated for Sept 19, Library, 15875 Oak Street, two with a new certifICate program in blocks south of Nme MIle Road and Personal Fmanclal Planning be- REDUCTIONS UP TO one block east of Gratiot. AdmiSSIOn gmmng Sept 23 To register, call the Continumg IS free EducatIOn office, 370-3120, between The group meets at Kellwood 8 a m and 8 pm., weekdays. Elementary School AdmlmstratIon BUilding, 19200 Stephens m East DetrOit The Sept 23 program at Michel Jean Pil<>rget 7:30 pm will be a demonstration on 'OptImlsts, please note. The dying 75% l AND seA , I N G rock planting Visitors are welcome, words of actor Douglas Fairbanks, of original price For more mformatlOn, call 574-9662 Sr, were "I've never felt better" SpeClaliLlng 10 MARGARET RICE cre~tlve landscape de.'>lgn, and ba1\9D!'n! 78 Kercheval on the Hill 881-7020 To be beautiful is a gift of nature ALL SALES FINAL - NO CHARGES - ALL CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED planting of qualIty shade trees, To become beautiful is an art. shrubs, evergreens, and large SPECIAL OF THE MONTH speCImen trees o ~R.ASTC ~~ ~«; .~,g,.?9T99 s:_~ 823-6662 Reg $65 NOW $45 Perms ~ HAPPY HOUR HAIR CUTS reg. $12 $8.50 2.7p.m. Booth Rental Available or Commission 18530 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe, 882.1540 ...make the difference! If you want your house to have that special look, come to our house- COACH HOUSE. Interior designer on staff to assist , \ ~ with your upholstery needs. We WIll also per- ~ sonallze your slipcovers, 2 New 1a.Week Post * draperies, and ac- Natal Sessions Details . beginning ceSSOries, as well as • Studio. Sept 17th details . create decorative pillows • G P War Memorial. Just for you Sept 23rd Class size limited Please call to register I~ L -' !~.,~ o * BabYSitting - 5 morn. "t,) ~o~t~~Ings a week beginning ~...c Oct 7th. ~,.~.~f ~. " ~~~~* Ongoing Body Condl- ~~""l\o~ C)~~~~ tlonlng Classes 882-7599 We (an help you 1:et m/o SUpN Shape • Page Three-S Thu rsday, September 19, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Odyssey set "sNowsuTTSALE~ St Paul Altar Society members have been very busy these past I ON I several weeks preparing for the an- nual gala luncheon and fashion ARCTIC ~ .~. show The event this year will be held at the Grosse Pointe Yacht I RACER I Club on Wednesday, Oct. 16. The theme Will be Oriental Odyssey. The excitement begins at I 3 DAYS ONLY I 11. 30a m. for cocktaIls and at 12:30 INFANT BOYS 29 90 I a very special Oriental feast created IINFANT GIRLS 29 90 by award wmmng Chef Gabriel Will TODDLER BOYS 36 90 I be served. TODDLER GIRLS 39 90 Walton-Pierce Will showcase fall IBOYS 47 4690 fashIOns In all their glory. These fashIOns Will take you smoothly m- to the Holidays and 1986 GIRlS4~ A mlm-fashlOn show Will show- I c~; I case tall fashIOns In all their glory These fashlom. w111take you smooth- ly mto the HolIdays and 1986 ..& ~ 100 KERCHEVAL GROSSE POINTE I There Will be plenty of unusual __ If:'- and exciting door-prIzes for every- 1 ... ,fA 881.7227 one Tickets are available at $20 11 .: 3__ 1 Patrons and benefactors are $30and $50 respectively The reservatIOn deadline IS Oct. 4 Please contact Mrs Stephen A McGratty at 882- 13:!3 for resen'3t!on mform:ltlan ThiS ISthe only fundraiseI' far the year to support the Altar Society's activIties Come and Jom Co-chair- men, Mrs Paul Gracey and Mrs Carl Rashid, Jr , along With their \OL DO~'T The Grosse Pointe Symphony Society celebrates the inauguration of the Inner Circle of Musical committees for an afternoon of II \\ E TO SIIOI) Chairs project, a way to support the Symphony by endowing an orchestra chair, with a gala at the dragons, fans, umbrellas and many Grosse Pointe Yacht Club, Friday evening, Oct. 4. Cocktails and dmner will be followed by a Broad- more surprIses F\R A'0 \\ IDE way Revue presented by Michigan Opera Theatre, with dancing later. Dr. and Mrs. David DiChiera To Find The n(.". will be honorary chairmen of the party. A contribution of $150 endows an orchestra chair for the Mullen receives training 1985.86 season and entitles the donor to dinner and cocktails for two. Discussing details are (left rur 'aim'" to right): George C. Vincent, Symphony Society president and event chairman, Mrs. George C. Vine Cadet Mark M Mullen, son of cent, Mrs. Anthony Vermeulen, Mrs. Joseph J. Marshall, Roy Scharfenberg and Mrs. Robert O. Rei- Frank and Ann Mullen of Grosse sig. Others on the committee are Mrs. John E. Young, Jr., Mrs. Bogdan Baynert, Mrs. John J. No- POlOte Park, received practIcal lan, Jr., Mrs. Michel A. Skaff and Mrs. Joseph N. Jennings. For further information phone 886-6970 work In mlhtary leadership at the ""III/'(fl/- NI d 111/, U S Army ROTC advanced camp, or 886-9102. Fort Bragg, N C ,1t"I'I".1 Ih, 1/ ",{" 1/111,{,;/' 1/ h, 1/ II" 11//1/,.11/1 .1,,11111 II u\ \IIII/U ..!J " olld /u""d I UI/ Lawrence is chairman for First Dinner of Champions II/I \ /h"l 1/111/11/1/1 '/1/11//11 ,II I, 1IIIfllill/i Thursday, Sept. 19 IS the night DetrOit commumty At a time when tlOn. the movers and shakers will gather many compames have left DetrOit, David Lawrence Jr , publisher of at 6:30 p.m. 10 the Westin Hotel's Carlson has aggressively directed the DetrOit Free Press, IS dInner Columbus Ballroom to honor Crowley's mto a DetrOit-based, De- chairman for this first-time fund- Robert Carlson, preSident and trOit-booster corporatIOn A new raiseI' for the Michigan chapter chief executive officer. Crowley, store is underway in the New Serving as Dinner of Champions '11'1' lJur 111'\\ 4'ull"I'llltll ul Milner & Co at the Multiple Sclero- Center Area. vice chairmen are: Walter E. hl"lulilul \ ,lhll'-1I1-1' lur- III SISSociety's First Dmner of Cham- Tickets for the Sept 19First Din- Douglas, president, New DetrOit, 114'1111' ,11111 14'llul"r -1/1'- pions. The upbeat musIc of Ursula ner of ChampIOns are still avail- Inc., Jeanne Findlater, vice preSi- Walker and the BrookSide Ensem- able by calling 967-2211.The even- dent and general manager, WXYZ ble will set a spirited tone at thiS Ing's festiVitIes begIn at 6,30 p.m TV-7, Harry J Nicolay, president, black tie-optional affair With cocktails, dinner to follow ~t 7 Anthony M Franco, Inc., Douglas P m Tickets are $100per person, or S Peters, preSident, Henry Ford The Michigan Chapter will pre- $1,000per table of 10 Momes raised Hospital; Mark K. Rosenfeld. pre- sident, Jacobson Stores, lnc ; and ~-~ sent Carlson With the Nahonal Mul- from the First DIOneI' of Cham- tiple Sclerosis Society Silver Hope pions will prOVide state funds for Journal Chairman Stanley W Win- Grosse Pointe Chest Award for hiS personal and research, patient serVICes, public kelman, Stanley Wmkelman Asso- 20467 Mack Ave, 885-9000 DougIM A. filly RoblIrt D ...., PNr M pllCoft Fred fIl. RoUInt, Jr profeSSIOnal contnbutlOns 10 the David R. Lawrence educatIOn and profeSSIOnal educa- cIates. OPEN SUNDAY 12-5 If you can't be there 1018 BISHOP ROAD to care, Professional (Cul-De-Sac between Jefferson & Maumee) JACOBSON'S Medical Services is GROSSE POINTE PARK I the next best thing. SALUTES f • Horne Care NurSing THE I • Prl\ ate DU1} NurSing • Homemakmg SPr\ Il'P~ MICHIGAN If \\e ('dn help} ou \\ Ilh \ our medlcdl 01 per~on"l (' i PM S Restored French Coloma I - Seven bedrooms - four baths - private walled courtyard >, Professional Medical Serwices , 20~10 HJrplr PRICE REDUCED $244,000 ~. f}~ --t Harper Woods, MI 43225 , , . AffrllJted With SainI John HmpJlal MARCUS CRASSUS DR DEBORAH BRIGHT Serving the surrounding REALTY COMPANY communllICS (or over 30 years 5400560 (Weekdays) 528-1726(Evemng-Weekends) THI<. PROFESSIO"'ALS WHO l/\RE. bewu6e YoU'te ~ luj Eke ARPIN FURS OF WiNdSOR gibfu ytm gioo, Fine/Canadian Furs at Very Special Prices fkwte'6 I S&uW I I 2m S&vtewide I Vi6cmutt ATTEND OUR CAREER SEMINAR FOR WORKING WOMEN 1m aH • Wuuul6 WITH AUTHOR AND KEYNOTE SPEAKER, DEBORAH BRIGHT SEPTEMBER 24, 7 P.M., STORE FOR THE HOME (hlll.1 (f\ "tal Hat\' are Va"e~, Bra"", L11ute. (ook\\ arc. frame", ~lIk GROSSE POINTE 1-11)\\cr ...-Arr,lnged FRfI'. Decorat" e Jacobson s and THE MICHIGAN WOMAN magazine inVite you Photo \lbllm Oru:ntal Barware Per- to an informative five-part seminar that Includes career tumc Bottle 1I1d ~lllth \luth morc managelnent and wardrobe bUilding llckets are $5 00 each For your reservation, please call 882-7000 I. LECTURE Deborah Bnght, author of Geanng Up for the Fast Lane New ToofS for Management In a High Tech World, II. PANEL DISCUSSION BUSiness women from the community share their personal success stones III. WARDROBE BUILDING Short fashion show presented shOWing new ways of uSing colors, styles and textures to bUild a successful wardrobe Come see Arpin's fabulous 1986 collection of fashion furs. expertly crafted IV, WEEKEND/EVENING TREND SHOW Into today's exciting new designs. . and of course, you are assured of Fashion presentation of weekend and evening wear fine quality and value when you shop Arpln's. V. RECEPTION LAYAWAY NO CHARGE TILL CHRISTMAS Members of the guest panel Will talk Informally With the audience f he Bndal Registfl' \f'ortb tbe Trip III addltu)Il to tbe 20% dlScOlmt, witb Duty and Sales I ..-... " r I ~ ih(' I Q;nt,) "I 12 jJ/eiCt: settings, Tax Refunded ~.I.~ I*",I f-/'lY.1iJl I /J!mesettl1lg I.~ our gift to )'OU Full Premium on Jacobson's /4 "'I 7- rRf:T Fur Spe("u'lst for OI'pr S9 year" American Funds 29721 Nortbwcltcm H1l'Y We welcome Jacobson's Charge Card or The American Express' Card btll'n 12 A 13 Milc P.uk In th{ DOv.nlOwn lH't Pe!l".Iu "trtU cSfaded. Applcgatc Squarc.Soathfield W IndsoI • 1 '; 1() 2';"1, ';() I 2 Shop until 9 p.m. on Thursday and Friday PMklng (,arage Opcn IO-S Thun. till 8 Dal!l () l() '; "I,() hi (()') Until 6 pm on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday Park ,it Pell\\ler \ 1<;-\ 'Ie (~I H ~~4 00(,(, GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, September 19, 1985 Page Four-S IS A NURSING HOME Symphony THE ONLY ANSWER? Week is Macomb Nursing Unlimited can provide planned for an elderly loved-one with a viable alternative to institutionalization - next week The GI'o%e Pomte S) mphony HOME HEALTH CARE. Women!> A!>!>oclahonIS renewlIlg dn old traditIOn \\ Itll the IeVlval of S) mphony Week III the Village and on the lhll III Gros'>e POlllte SymphonJ Week \\J.~ held for d 263-0580 num ber of "ears J.nd dlscontll1ued lour or five )e I' ) ___ :--.J.. -----..., -'------.-" Page F,ve.S Thursday, September 19, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS -Weddings which was followed by a reception The bride IS employed by the su- mont A member of the JUl1lor length dress The mother of the at the Grosse Pomte Hunt Club Philips-BuTke pervI.'>ory staff of Kdiy Services m League of Greenwich, she made Wilkinson- BiTk groom wore pale pmk silk Jacquard her debut at a pnvate party III The bnde wore a dress of white The couple honeymooned with a Mountam View, Callf satm brocade WIth tulip sleeves and Vlctond Grace Wllklll:,on. Bonme Lee Philip:" daughter of The couple honeymooned With a Greenwich triP to JamaIca They will live In a chapel-length tram She wore two daughter 01 Cohn Norman WIlklll- Manan M PhilIps oj Gro~,>ePomle tnp to the Islands of Hawall and The groom IS an associate WIth Gainesville, Fla , where the groom Park and DaVId Phlllp~ 01 ll ..d l~c fmgertlp-Iength veils that fell from ~on 01 Grosse Pomte Park, and Kaual They Will live 111 Sunnyvale, the DetrOIt law firm of Clark, Kelln IScompletmg his MBA studies at the Lake, MICh, and Kevm l\lIdldeJ a flowered wreath, She carried a Thoma!> Spencer Blrk, son 01 Dr CalIf and Beaumont He I~an alumnus 01 Robel t Eugene Blrk and Janet Umverslty of Flonda Burke, son of Mr and 1\11 S MlchdeJ Elkhart Central HIgh School and cascade of white roses, baby's Blrk 01 Glo!>se Pomle, \~el e mell Burke of Grosse Pomte Fal'm~, Le wi..r;;-NoIan graduated magna cum laude from brealh, IVy and dendrobmus ned on Aug 17, at Gro')"e POll1le weremarl'ledonAug 3elt~t PdUJ\ Ihllsdale College He recel ved hl~ The matron of honor was Chn:,t Church Keshishian- Boesiger CatholIc Church Vl<:tOJld Ann LeWIS, daughter of Jun:, doctor degree from the Kathleen ElIzabeth Kastner. sister of the bl'lde, Grosse Pomte Park The Hev Edwelrd Cobden ot- !VIary I KeslllShlun, daughter of M~gr FrancI') X Canlleld d"'>I~l l\lt' and :\11'') Hlchard Thomds Le. Ulllversity of Notre Dame La\~ ed by the Rev AlbeltlilJlebrand, 0/- \"I~ of Rlv('!'slde, Conn, and Tlmo- Bndesmalds were Lisa Bartmk, bClated at the 11 a m ceremony 1\11 and Mrs Harry C Ke~hlsilldn School \d1lch \~a~ lollowed by a receptIOn flclated at the 2 p m ceremony tll) P,ltnck J\olell1of Grosse Pomte fnend of the couple, DetrOIt, Laurie of Belmont, CdlJf , and Edward A After a honeymoon 111 Bermuda, at the Detroll Goll Club \~hlch wa~ folloVied by d )('ceptlOn Felllll~, "on oj Mr and 1\11''' WII- 1\llller Strachan, frwnd of the bnde, Boc"lger, "on 01 l\ll elnd j\lt., at the Countl) Club of DetlOll the couple Will IJve In Grosse Grosse Pomte Park, Mary Combs, The bllde \\ ore a v.hltC !>equmed Kobert L Boeslger 01 Hal per hdm '\'olelll 01 Elkhdrt, Ind , were The bllde \~ore cl gown ot \\hlte POll1te Farm~ ~Ister of the groom, DaVisburg, dl ess v. Ith a mdtclung heddplece \Voods, wel e married on Aug ,31at llJdll'led on Sept 7 at the Flr!>t Con- Amencdn ~llk WIth d 10\\ Cll'cl(>l M1Ch Ahson Hiller of Sterling She CaJ ned a la\ ender bouquet Stanford I\1emondl Chun:h, Stan gl egeltlUlldl Church Old Green necklIne and off-the !>houldpl' Heights was flower girl With IVy fOJd Celld \\ lch, Conn The mall on 01 honor WdS Sue French pouf sle(>ve~ The ell r".., The Hev Dr Thomel!>L StIer'). The bndesmald~ wore rose, tea- Coomb!> at Dallds, 'I'eXd'> Bride..,. The Rev Russell J ROJde. S J , leatured a chapel length tl din 1J() d .....,I~ll'd 1)\ the He\ Vmcent J length dresses With short sleeves maid!> were Anne \\ Ilklll.'>on and officiated at the ceremony which hngertlp-Iength veil fell IIOIll el () Connor oU JClated ell the -1 :30 They carned long ')temmed bou- Pamela Wllklll!>on, !>I~tel'!>ot the Vias followed by a reception at the wrea th of ~1Ihro~ebud" 5:>he(d I I I( d p m ceremony which was follo\\ ed quets of daISies, pmk fresla, baby's bnde, elnd Anne Bickley, fJ lend 01 Crowne-Plaza Hotel, Burlingame, a bouquet of \\ hlte Io"e" dnd u \ ~t il 1)\ eI Iecepllon .It the bnde',) breath and IVy 0 .....1, .. chrysanthemum., dCLentpd \\ Ilh 1\ tlllPl1h' h,)me The best man was Thomas Ed- the br~dr The~ ,. Dr~ Lnrpnnp, "-'''''.Ita. dresses and Cdn \Cd pmk roses, The bnde wore a go~\n 01 SIlk ward Mollison, brother 01 the dalsles and carnatIOns The bnde wore a white silk talfeta "lllll dnd Alencon lace v.llh a Vell- groom, East DetrOIt. Ushers were The be~t man wa'> Clmstopher dress featunng an Alencon lace bo- ,1lu'ilOn veil \\ Ith a headpiece 01 Leonard Ratowskl, friend of the Fieldlllg Ushers wel e Allan Dom- dice hand beaded with seed pearb \Iencon Idce _ Jt - -5 HG/~c. Cr 'r • I' [/) :::J .' c."' N < • • - • ~ e FULL-LEAD CRYSTAL ~ • ~ Light up your home With the elegance and preCISion only fine ." ) craftsmanship can create Choose from our collection of "' 7 ...,.-... "'.,.". C ... hand-cut, full-lead crystal table lamps Each has a hand.tallored custom shade and an antique-finished brass • base Only at Jacobson's Shown, from the collection • Left 26"H lamp, $235, Righi 23"H lamp, $160 • F~wpky by \( • t Pki£ s~augee Jacob sor{s ~f eMU! We welcome Jacobson's Charge Card or The American Express' Card CUb1ique(0ptique • 1835 f~~d 343-9169 ClWWl ~ UtiJck Shop until 9 p.m. on Thursday and Friday GPlV Until 6 pm on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday " , • 1 • • • • • Thursday, September 19, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Six-B League of Women Voters plans membership tea Harrington 'S The League of Women Voters m. called to pulpit vlte!> those mterested m learmng Keith A HalTlngton has been call- mal e about the league to Jom the ed by the Grosse Pomte Congrega- GI o~se Pomte League for a mem tional American Baptist Church to bershlp tea on Sept 25 at 7 30 P m serve as the new associate pastor The LWV IS fortunate to have as Harr1Ogton began his duties on May gue::,t speaker a local resident, 2() Harr1Ogton comes to the Grosse Janet Vanderpool Vanderpool has PointE' area from Rochester, N Y been dn Engmeenng SocIety of De- IrOit Engmeenng and SCience Fel- He graduated from Colgate Ro- low m the office of Carl Levm m chester/Bexley Hall/Crozer Theolo- Wa~hmgton D C this past year gical Semmary 10 May 1985 He She WIll ~hal e her expenences at- served as mimster of Chnstlan tcndmg congre!>slOnal heanngs, re- education at the First Baptlst !>edl'chmg pendmg legislatIOn, Church 10 ChIli, Rochester, NY mCl'tmg \\Ith con~tltuents, and before commg here brlefmg Levm on I!>sues she had Harrington is married to LaUrie mOl1ltored (Thompson) Harrmgton and they Demo':l acy can functIOn a::, It resIde m Grosse Ponte Farm!> \\ a" de~lglled when cItizens are 111- lormed and participate In the A service of mstallatlon Will be governmenl proces~ The League held at the church for Harrmglon Keith Harrington 01 Women Voter!> has worked to- / later this fall \\ al d thl" goal for the past 65 years r'af U~~S : (,,:!~O!1 Go\rernor J~1j'Ip.c; Blanchard has I%ued an executive Dinner fashion show set at St. Jane's decldratlOn establtsh10g Septem- The St Jane de Chantal Ryan Rd , Wan en, l\ t!lub and t!hurch A/ews "Summer Memones" program. Co- Reginn ing Experience a luncheon on Saturday, Sept 21, at Women's Association hostesses will be Mrs. Leroy The Begmmng ExperIence week. noon Mildred Skaglin WillaSSIst the opens season Whitney and Mrs RIchard Allor. end may be Just what you are look- hostess The Mary group WIll meet at the' Mrs Florence Moore DaVISof Li- The Women's Association of the mg for If you are separated, di- church at noon for lunch and wlll voma Willexplam why It IS"Our Du- Grosse Pomte Congrega tlOnaJ-Am- vorced 01 Widowed, come, it may have a "ReflectIOns of Summer" be a hme for closure on the past ty to Know Some Arguments A- encan Baptist Church opened ItS program NaomI group WIllmeet at and for the true, uplift10g new be- gamst the Proposed Convention to fall season Tuesday, Sept. 10With a the church for lunch at 11a m and gmnmg m the present To move m- Amend the U S Constitution" luncheon and a "Food, FItness and The Diamond Anniversary Ring a full or h,l11 FashIOn, Feel Good, Look Good," Mrs Frank Seydler Will show some to the future With renewed hope, The week of Sept 17-23 Will be of her travel slides for the program Circle of diamonds, one tier or several, can be plan to Jom us for the Oct 11-13, commemorated as ConstitutIOn program Fay Fitzgerald, a Wayne worn on either hand A c\as~lc gift that'~ ed"y to weekend at St Mary's m Monroe Week Re-read and study the Con- State nutrltiomst gave an mfor- stitutIOn in memory of the Colomes matIve talk on nutntlon and Barb choose and always appreCiated Come 111 and ,>el' Future weekends are scheduled for Card party set Dec. 6-8, m DetrOit, Feb 21-23, 1986 ratifying thiS instrument as the Kirk, a certlfted Kalasomatlcs m- our collection of Diamond Anniversary RlI1gs soon gUide for our government structor from the AssumptIOn Cul- The Cathohc Kotpmg Society of In DetrOit Apnl 18-20, 1986 10 Amenca Will hold a charity card The Diamond Anniversary RlI1g. "A band ot Monroe For more mformatlOn and The 83rd MichIgan DAR Confer- tural Center demonstrated exer- ence will be held at the MarlOtt Inn cises for the mature woman ThiS party to benefit St. Bernards Com- diamonds that say you'd marry her all over again" a brochure, please call the FamIly mumty ParIsh on Sunday, Oct 6, at LIfe Office at 237-5892 in Grand Rapids, Sept 26-28 Dele- was followed by a mlm fashIOn show gates from General Josiah Harmar by church members who modeled 2 p m For reservations, call Lynn Harmer DAR to meet Chapter will be Mrs John S. Bu- new and favonte OUtfIts Rheker, 757-1251or MarIlyn LaJun edmund t. AHEE jewelers The ~Gene'ral Josiah Harmar chanan of Redford and Mrs. Jack at 294-5982 A donation of $4 wIll be 20139 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pomte Wooas Chapter of the Daughters of the Blom of MadIson Heights The Al- Women's groups wIll meet Tues- asked The event mcludes cards, ternate delegates wIll be Mrs Herry day, Sept 24 LydIa Group WIt!meet door pnzes, table prizes and a lun- Amencan RevolutIOn Will travel to cheon The Kolpmg Center IS at 886-4600 LakeVIlle, MlCh, to the home of Young of FrUItport, 1'vhch and Mrs at the home of Mrs Ben Prescott, S 24409Jefferson In St Clair Shores. Sarah M DaVIS for a meetmg and Walton M Chalmers of DetrOIt Renaud Road for coffee and a liteelea-alCef!, 8fp_. 1/,e ~ of IPttAat. ALWAYS LOW PRICES 1~fd16t y.~ ifJHte/ Everyday on Everything !I'M ~titv oX a. Pe/tfetlf. OJ!z&aM ~.I INTRODUCING ."es,. THE ,. PUMP rr::,(A rA<, 01' I'f(C>\jt .. 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Thursday, September 19, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Elght-B Our Iisl can help you do the other \hlogs yo u have on your list Such as fix the car cneck 0n ••• t Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange SOCialsecurity star! tne diet Imd out abou the loan THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY ----- Our Iisl IS the Coosumer Information Catalog And .1s Iree So are many of the ",ore tMn 20 0 ~ BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE ~ governmenl booklels In the Catalog Boo~lets on employment health safely nUlrllion housmg government programs and lots of ways you Cdn save money The Consumer Information C8r1ter of the U S General SerVices Administration publishes Ihe -D Catalog quarterly to br ng you the most up to date word So to shorlen your list send for the free Consumer 5 ' GREAT SELECTION OF HOMES Information ~ Consumer Inlormatlon Catil10g It s the thing to .calalog ~ do INCOME PROPERTY Just send u, a \Xlstcard or letter wllh you r HOMES WITH POOLS HOMES WITH TENNIS COURTS We offer el hllck mcome on Harcoul I wllh $1,089 name and address Write SHORES - FOIWCIWFT Ldfgl' 1,101\1\ loom of month!v Il1come fO! $125,000 These dl Chell d ~ Consumer Information (JI el \ \' (} ..It I e~ of ~\I eeplJlg 1,111n:, J.lld ,t" tpI v -:/: lI\dt OPC,b to d bedullfullngl ound pool Home to come 1;\ dnd don'tlasl long We also hal e tlee;, ,1.1mb olle of GIO;,;,P POIllI£', 1ll0;,tlm Center fedtured In Better Home~ dnd (,dl den, ..I S6l1WO 1\ Ith renl:, of $810 monthh and an dt pI e,;,l1 e homc'i 'I'hh , 1" ~ I i.,:. II , :;,,' ~ HILLCREST - SpacIous three bedroom two and J<:DGEtIlJ<:RE - J<:xcepllOnal Colomal on 2.35foot one half balh Co10ma1 28 foot hvmg room With NEFF ROAD One and one half story reSidence prIVately landscaped yard With pool, greenhouse fireplace 15 foot den Master bedroom IS 14x28 on 50x156 \ot Den or bedroom and bath on !lrst and gcJrden hou"e Llbrdr) dnd garden room SIX RecreallOn loom With fireplace Three car garage Three bedroolW> and newer bath on second ro"Ie\\c! bedl oom~ dnd foUl dnd one hdlf balh~ HecredtlOn 7';",150 lot carpeting on second floor Pdneled recred!lOn room centraldll lawn ~prll1J..lel and 11\Il car at. room Two car garage $70,900 tdched gJrdge Price Ieduced KI':RBY HOAD - Immediate po;,sesslOn Three bedroom one and one half bath remodeled FRENCH STYLED resldem.e on Woodland Place tarmhouse Large IIvmg room With fIreplace REDUCED FOR ACTION HecepllOn room Large hvmg and dlJllng RecreatIon room WIth bar Two car garage 01\ ner ha ... \1 ntlen olf costs of man) of the e>..tla, put mlo thl> lme tOUl rooms 24 foot library 1~lth flreplate Den and 55x166 lot Now only $80,000, or least at $700 one and one half bath;, on first l\Iaster bed month bedroom Colomal Locdted Ju~t oft Lah.e"hul C The hon1(' ll1t1ude, nell rooms 1\Ith dressmg room, bath dnd Sltl1l1g I\lutschler kitchen famll) room paneled hbral \ Illth tlattll al fireplace \11 loom \\ Ith fireplace FOUl addlllOnal famll) new decor, cdrpetlllg and drJpe:, An unu;,uell t\ll 5'1 ~ELL oPPOlllllllt\ bedrooms and three baths Newer roof and Call fOl details gutters Elevator Alarm ;,ystem Three CdI' attached garage plus two car garage R.G. EDGAR & ASSOCIATES LOVELY El'iGLISH on Balfour Road near Essex Llbrar~ Large mas IeI' bedroom has fireplace Four dddlllonal bedrooms for famIly T\\ a and 886-6010 ~ one hdlf baths Second flam Idundl y Hecrea- NOTRE DAME - Three bedroom Frame Col lion 100m l\llh flrepldee 1\\0 CdI' dttached olllal Covered front porch :'Ile....er roof l\lutschler g L \NCASTER - FoUl bedrooms and two full PROVENCAL ROAD - SpacIOus Enghsh styled Charmlllg br,ch bungaloll fealunng modern kllchen IIlcludll1g bath, \9 fool screened and cOlered porch resldente on lovely lot overlookmg the golf many eXlra'<; and apphances Large bedroom and bath nell ]{ecre,ltlon IDom and lavatory In ba;,emenl course LIbrary elnd mornll1g room FIrst floor gla;,<; enclo,ed porch ~ecol1d floor hel~ 1110 bpdroom' and Fre,hl\ pa\llted throughout Immedldle laundr) Four bedrooms, t....o slltmg rooms half bath Ieel callan room tll o-car detached gm Jge PI Iced pos:,e~"on S72 'j(){) and three baths on second plus maIds qUdr 10 sell 5b9 'iO\) tel', Three car attached garage WIth apart ~ ment GREAT FAMILY HOME WOOD~ [A,ND ('(JuRT On a qUIet cui de sac\s 536 GLEN ARBOR that custom bUllt1hree bedroom tl\O and one half SO\lERSET - TI\O fam ly '" 'ck flat Tv. 0 bed bath Colomal you ve been \\altmg for - large rooms 111 each umt Natural fireplace Recrea family nom, Circular ;,lalr;, Ihree car garage and hon room Two car garage Great rental ared central aIr $79,000 MOORLA '\0 - Four bedroom tll 0 bath tn level WESTCHESTER - BUlltm 1950 near Wmdmlll Large famll~ room \1 lth fireplace 1\10 car at POInte Dnve Four bedroom two and one half lached garage 70 foot lot Pnced to sell bath Colomal 25 foot famtly room plu;, a $114,500 paneled Ilbrar) RecreatIon room I'lth fireplace, bar and lava lory Large mground LEWISTO~ ROAD ne,lr Grosse Pomtr Boulevard pool Central ~ ,llli:!!i~ ~ EXCEPTIONAL EXECuTIVE HA ""ClI \ Ill! FI1'\D TIMELESS CHARM 111thiS spauous ('01- j\E\\ OFFI-:BING ldstefulh deLOlated bIlck ", lolollldll~ meillulou~h IllJIll'ldllled ,1Ild IIldudl" 1\ 111 fall In 101e \Ilth thl, beautlfulh m,llnlallll'd ,. Om I{ \In: Fl\/J f:'«'llltI\C tOllnholN' 111 The March Of Dimes A1'\ ITALIAN TOUCH ada, to the heaut\ 01 till' pi ('~llgIOU' lOmplex ~p()tJe", 1110 ht> OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 OPEN SUNDAY 2.4 OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 19218 BERDEN 168 VENDOME 841 LAKEPOINTE 578 BARRINGTON , " "k' r ~ ."..~~ h '11~ "" $fy l:'~ "'r"\ ~.,. t ' ~ ~ CL'~TO'\I BUILT 01'\E OWNER HOI\IE Three bedroom< DELIGHTFUL HARPER WOODS STAInER oflel' bfllk [h" 11OI1Woffer, ('nough pnvacy [or every member of Ihe THE ATTENTIVE l\11\I:'-lTENA:"lCE IS OBVIOUS' OUI- LOi) den ,Inkmg famlly room Illth pegged Ilood f100nng exlerlor and cozy mterlor LlllI1g room kltch('n dll1lng f.ll11lh AnlPl1IlIe, Indude updated kitchen. garden room, ~tandll1g four bedl oom 1110and one half balh Colomal \',ltll and 11II1dow \Ialls exposmg a magmflcent lot '\todern kll room combll1Jllon II Ilh dd]dCent "hdmg gld" dom, to d('(k den md~tl'r bpdroom \1 Ilh flrepldce, hea led kidney "haped a beauh[ul kitchen, formal dlOmg room and central air pool gl epnhou,l' on ~P( ond Door ,lI1d three l,lr attached gar lhen central air and secunty s)stem TllO do\\ nst:llrs bedroom, I.lrg(' IIp,1 ,llr~ bedloom Il('\\ condlilomng OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 decor OIl ner l11u<;t,ell ImnWdldl{' Oll'lIP.llll) ,Ig" 1416 KE:'-lSINGTON OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 ">PACIOUS F.\ \HLY JlOi\IE near the Village - ldrge airy 1'141 FAmHOL\1E room~ Ihree bedroom" one and one half hdlll, hC<1ted ClaSSIC cenler hall Colol1lal o[ferlng three spallou<; bed Flonda room and 1\10 lal gdrdgc Priced I() ,ell al BY APPOINTMENT rooms, two and one hal[ bdths, birch paneled famll) $IH'lO() FIHST OFFERI:\'G - ST lLAIR "IIOHE~ SPdClOU, IJllCk room ne\ler kllchen and a 1\\0 car delachpd gnrdge ranch m a mo"t beaullful aren clo~e 10 the Idk(' [catul c, Lo\(~1\ decoral1ng enhances Ih" homc BY APPOINTMENT three bcdloom<;, tllO full bath.., I.lrg(' kltchl'll ,1Ild Im'.Ik I"IH~T OFFEHI\G - GR()~SE POI'\TE WOOD~ - Tra fast drea and a com[ortahlp [,lI1l\ly room II Ilh flrl'pl,ll C , , dillon Thursday, September 19. 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Ten-B Pa Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY Gl BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE @ S~ 20439 MACK AVENUE S,~, '8~ ;r ST CLAIR SHOHES - CondommlUm Umque two bedroom condomlOlUm offerlOg full Sized gym and whirlpool tub for use by all owners Other features mclude central all', stove and refngerator plus dIshwasher Terrace With doorwall overlookmg court yard All on one floor NEW ON THE MARKET VACANT LOT - Grosse POll1te Woods 35 x 145 Priced at $8,800 JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE, INC. OPEN SUNDAY h I Located In one of the Farm's most convement 10' HemiOlscent of San FranCISco, thIS may be the on. cations for walkmg to shoppmg and schools, thIS Iv house 10 Grosse POlOte Sited on a hili top and spacIous Cape Cod ISmuch more house than It ap. desIgned to take every advantage of ItS umque lo- pears to be from the street It has a large first nOOl catIon ThiS attractIve French Normandy styled bedroom SUite which opens on to a beautiful court home features a breath taklOg master bedroom yard garden Four bedrooms, four baths Ba!>e- With a beamed cathedral celhng and natural fire- ment just waterproofed WIth guarantee See It Sun- A PRESTIGIOUS ADDRESS LOVELY LARGE LOT place The terraced yard IS well planted With day at 25 Radnor CIrcle 106VENDOME - OPEN SUNDAY 1 to 4 Let your 1254BUCKINGHAM - OPEN SUNDAY 2 to 5 This many trees for privacy Located on Merriweather spacIous Colomal has defmlte eye appeal and of- Road, you can't see It 10 thiS picture, so you Will success show III thiS SpaCIOUSfour bedroom, two and one half bath claSSIC Colomal - It'S perfect for fers four generous bedrooms, two and one half \I ant to make an appomtment , entertammg and famlly lIvmg tool Large beamed baths, brand NEW KITCHEN, family room With cellmg family room With fireplace, den, finIShed fireplace, new carpetmg and a temptmg pflce - basement With tap room, billiard room - nearly nothmg to do but move fight m' 884-0000 t SEE THESE FINE HOUSES TODAY! 3700 square feet of gracIous accommodations ~ 8&l-OOOO ALSO OPEN SUNDAY FROM 2 TO 5 ~ 1677 ALLARD - Newer Coloma I III Montieth school area Four bedrooms, two and one hatf baths, central all' flOlshed basement 88Hi300 542 BARRINGTON - Bigger than It looks I Three bedroom, one and one half bath Cape Cod - hbrary, new kitchen new decor, many custom extras 881-4200 1411EDMUNDTON - Like new' Fll"St offenng of Immaculate four bedroom, two and one half bath Col- oOlal- paneled family room, eqUiPped kitchen, lovely landscaped yard, attached garage. Transferred owner offers Immediate occupancy Bll4-06OO BUilt by l\hcou m 1947 for the late English Tudor With fme natural You get a Guardian Home War- 879 ELLAIR PLACE - Five bedroom, four and one half bath Colomal farmhouse With lake view! Lovely large rooms mcludmg 3OX18foot hvmg room, den morel SpaCIOusly Situated on pnvate road With lake access Roberl H Tannahill Constructed wood\\ork and In move-m condl- .ranty With thiS spacIOus five bed- Bll4-06OO With durability, secunty and tlOn New roof, kitchen, breakfast room, three bath Tudor Well beauty m mlOd, the roof IS slate loom, carpetmg and furnace Sit- mamtalOed, It has extra msulatlOn 19863 HOLIDAY - Mmt condition two bedroom ranch - den, fireplace, new carpetIng, new kitchen, new and floors of sohd concrete coy- uated on a large lot With a four car 10 attic floor and \\ a lis Another drive - more' $89,900 881-4200 ered With parquet throughout most garage and apartment Four bed- extra IS the two room apartment 274 KERBY - Big family? Don't miss flve bedroom, two and one half bath Colomal - huge family room, rooms It has SIX bedrooms, four rooms and four and one half baths See It Sunday, 1076 Bedford library, newer kitchen, S-P-A-C-E' 884-0600 and one half baths and IS situated See 775 Berkshire on Sunday 2-5 at the end of a very secluded cui SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT de sac o\'erlookmg the lake CAPE COD CHARM on Radnor Circle - Four bedrooms, four baths, family room, flmshed basement and stunmng new carpetmg m lovely neutral tones Transferred owner MUST SELL' All offers IllVlted! ~ 881-4200 WALK TO EVERYTHING' FlOe three bedroom two-story brick has spaCIOUS,all)' rooms With good trafflc flow' Includes fireplace, updated kitchen, gleamll1g hardwood floors and OIcely landscaped yard Ex- cellent value at $59,500' ll84-{)6()() POPULAR CONVENIENT LOCATION for thiS three bedroom, one and one half bath Colomal With fabulous famIly room. flOlshed basement, large sundeck and attached garage 881-6300 CONDO ThiS Enghsh Tudor CONDO - GentrIficatIOn IS the CONDO - Fre!>hly plaslered and GROSSE POINTE FARMS - Three bedroom all' con<:hllOnedbrick bungalow on lovely 67x140foot Site' FmlSh- style condol'1llllum IS located one word for movmg back to the City pam led b~ professlOnal~ from bot ed basement, two plus car garage, Immediate occupancy and Land Contract terms 881-4200 block from the Village Four bed- and thiS beautlfull7th floor condo tom to top )\Iodern kitchen large rooms, t....o and one half baths and \\ Ith a panoramic \ lew of the rIver master sUite and guest sUite Ne\\ N OXFORD - Space' LocatIOn' Pnce! You can satlsfy all your reqUirements With thiS well planned bnck a hbrar) all done In a charmmg IS the best way to do It With three 1.'1' furnace and 1I1sulahon keep Coloma I - Four large bedrooms. two and one half baths, big step-down family room, large lot and af- traditional decor See It at 592 large bedrooms and two baths. ItS heatmg costs 10\\ fordable price' 881-4200 Cadieux un Sunday more space than a lot of houses IN THE PARK - Four bedroom, two and one half bath Colomal mcludes additIOnal thIrd floor bedrooms, library \\ lth natural fireplace wall, country kitchen, first floor laundry and handy servIce Stairs Lots of house for $138.900' 881-4200 GROSSE POINTE CITY - Just a short ....alk to evefjthmg you need' Three bedroom bungalow near the Village and schools has Ilew carpetmg and kitchen appliances Priced Just rIght for first home bu)ers at $52,000 88-1-0000 UNIQuE COX & BAKER RAlI,CH custom bUllt WIth delightful open floor plan mcorporatmg cathedral cellmgs throughout Three bedrooms, two baths, kitchen bUilt-Ins, games room and central all' - great for enter- tammg 881-6300 Yamasaki de~\gned and hidden ThiS charmmg house IS m excel Your furmture IS all thiS (me -- lent condilion mSlde and out The Colomal needs' Kitchen and bath away on a secluded cuI de "at 10 WASHINGTO:-.l - SpacIOus four bedroom English style has full bath plus two half baths, den breakfast natural v. oodwork IS comple room~ have been remodeled, and the Farms The tn le\ el floor plan nook, large screened terrace and fInished basement all on extra deep lot' Immediate occupancy and IS suffused \\ flh light and I~,I de mented b)' the fresh pamt m the recent decoratlllg IS III neutral col comfortably prIced' 884 0600 liVing room dmmg room and 01'5 Modern furnace With five light for 0\\ ner a nd guests ahke kitchen The bathroom ha~ been bedrooms, three baths and a faml One 1 6 acre lot It has "" ~e\ en CHOICE FAHMS AREA With a lake view' All bedroom~ \IIlth adjoll1mg baths plus a self-contamed second updated Four bedrooms Iy room ItS a great famIly house hcdroom~ and fl\C hath" floor apartment perfect for III laws' Garden room. pnvate) ard and many amemtles Impeccably mam- ~ee It Sunday at 737 Bedford ta med' 884-0600 A BUleK FROl\l THE LAKE' Deeplands SUbdiVISion offers JefferslOman Coloma I on lovely wooded site OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 Fu'St floor master sUIte plus three bedrooms and slltmg room on second. dramatic family room ad- Jomed by large screened and glassed terrace, paneled hbrarj and ABSOLUTELY MINT CO:-lDITION 884-0000 TRA:";SFERRED OWNER offers Immediate occupancy and a Land Contract on thiS four bl'droom, two 737 Bedford - Lovely Colomal - See above and one half bath executive COLONIAL 10 St Clair Shores Family room, fIreplace, attached garage 1076 Bedrord - Lovely Enghsh 1udor - See above 775 Berkshl,-e - SpeCial English Tudor - See above and pnced to allow for ~our O\\n special decor 881-4200 592 ('adieux - CondomlOlum luxurIOUs IIvll'g See above NORWOOD - IMMACJ;LATE freshly decorated four bedroom Harper Woods bungal()l,ll well located IIIGrosse 2056 Fleetwood - Perfect three bedroom Colomal With family room \Iood deck and nl!\\el furn;Jce Wonderful family home' POlllte school dlStl jet Includes fIreplace and flmshed basement - compare and SAVE' 881-6300 25 Radnor Circle - SpeCial Cape Cod - See above :,CALlNG DO\"N~ Call about thiS excellent Harper Woods CONDO handy to Grosse Pomte 1Wo bedroom Eo'UHa.r umt IOcludes stove refngerator. dishwasher, carpetmg, laundry faCilitIes and basement storage $40,000 mw.' ....Ith excellent chOIce of terms 881-6300 BORLAND-JOHNSTON NlfWO...-.... 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AIMlOR m:,WftVdilEI "cllll1~ or Buymg Our Full J ,mc Profc""loll,l1" :ire rcady to help (dll Todd\ 0", (i) e 39~ Fisher Road 20647 Mack Avenue ~ "1'1" " I/( (r!' loutil If/Mil ."1'1"'\/1/ l'tllI / 1/\ \{ !>II"/ ~ GROSSE POINTE FARMS GROSSE POINTE PARK GROSSE POINTE WOODS _ TIIc Rdpl'ul People: 886-3800 884-6400 82 Kercheval 884-0600 16610 Mack 881-4200 19790 Matk 881-6300 ,• J Page Eleven.S 'hursday, September 19, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS When you Ilst your home with CENTURY 21 LOCHMOOR we place a picture oj your residence OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 In the Macomb M L S book as well as in the GrObse POinte Exchange 460 LaBelle - G P F book You can double your horne s exposure by Ilstrng It WIth us r FIRST OFFERING - 20625 VAN ANTWERP - SPOTLESS three bedroom, two bath bnck bungalow FIRST OFFERING 10 the Grosse POinte School District of H Wds Updated kitchen, screened'ln porch beautltully landscaped ThiS one"" III not I(lst long I BEACONSFIELD - Outstdn(llng t\IO tamllv Income Well mamtamed and spacIous three bedroom umts 816 BEDFORD - Picturesque five bedroom Colonial In the heart of the Park Lots of leaded gla~s Win. Natural flreplac.es. leaded glass. sepal ate utilities, and new two car garage dows, natural woodwork on the TudoNtyle residence Move.lO conditIOn, updated kitchen und more" 281 BEAUPRE - EXCELLE:'\T locatIOn and conditIOn on thib four bedroom, one and one half bath Filrmb SHOP WITH SCHULTES . semi-ranch OutstandlOg kitchen a nd family room, finished basement, two car gal age and more' I WE'VE GOT YOUR STYLE "GREAT OFFERING - 1750 VER~IER - APART:lrIENT No 7 BEAUTIFL'L first floor tl,l,Obedroom t\\O full baths. condommlum m Globse Pomte Woods Excellent conditIOn Central ulr flrepldce McKINLEY - Lovely three bedroom Tudor st)'le BUCKI"JGHAM - Large center entrance Colomal 20411 EAST\\OOD - GREAT VALL'E on thiS four bedroom, two and one half baths m Harper Woods Colomal m the heal t of the Farms Good room m convement area of Grosse Pomte Park - Oversized lot {97x350) large room sizes and more I Call for details I I sizes Moldmgs detalled m nch natural wood lour bedrooms, under $70,000 4&0LABELLE APPEALI:'\G - Large (2.100 sq ft ) ColOnial In a great locatIOn of the Fdl inS T",o and one half bathb. famll) room updated kitchen excellent floor plan Call for detdll~' RIVARD - SpacIOus ~even bedroom Enghsh TOURAINE - Beautifully bUilt and malntamed 20855 BEA L FAIT - ATTRACTIVE Coloma I In the GrOSbe POinte School dlbtrlCt of Hdt per \\ OOdb Thl ee Tudor on double lot Large updated kitchen American Colomal ClaSSIC floor plan fur bedrooms. one dnd one naif baths great room 12% mortgage assumptlOn Pnce I edw_ed WIth ample storage Attractl\ e quan) tlled gracIous entertamlng Pegged oak floors on 1453 WA Y~uR:\ - GREAT l:'\VEST:\lE\ T 'Ihls three bedroom frame bunguloll In Gl ();,t' POlnlt' Pdl k library first floor. paneled library With fireplace hdb an updated kitchen 11mbhed bdbement and prIced under $20 000 1,1, Ith un abSUllId ble 0101 tg.lge :\lodern kitchen With pantry Enclosed porch MARYLAND - Very cute four bedroom bungalo\> SIX bedrooms Four baths Master sUite With Ideal for budget-mmded young faml1y For fireplace mal dmmg room. spacIOus kitchen HOLLYWOOD - ~Ifty ranch Just reduced Three ~im $nro~ ~~et\e£l i("~ r'I~H~R - f OUI ll~UI UUlll F dllli Cv:v,u ...: ,\ .::. bcdrvvms, one und one h.11f b~ths, form::.! d:n I charmlllg old world feeling Family room \1 Ith 109 room, FlOrida room, lnground sprinkler's fireplace, three full ne\\ baths plus la vatory and much more' III recreation room Picturesque landscapmg, 17108 MACK brick dnve, large deck ~OTTINGHAM - Cozy three bedroom bungalow With hardwood floors. All appliances mclud- 886-9030 PEMBERTON - DeSIrable Park location and ed Second !loor expansIOn space PI Iced re dlstlllctively styled extenor enhance thiS duced spacIous five bedroom Colomal Central all' SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT and newer furnace are among the updated :-'EW OFFERI\'G 111 DetrOIt Morass/Kelly area features N'e", Reduced Price Clean four bedroom bungalOl\ \1 Ith recreatIOn 808 BERKSHIRE ON THE LAKE room SUNDAY OPEN HOUSES 2-5 837 BARRINGTON - Three bedroom, one and one bath bungalow Leaded glass dOOIs. nell carpeting flmshed basement WIth extra bath and bedroom 537 RIVARD - Seven bedroom English Tudor on double lot Beautiful deSIgner kitchen. allractlve IIbrarv three car garage 20703 HUNTCLUB - Owner anxIOus Neat as a pm three bedroom ranch m Harper Woods, offers Grosse POinte School system t\> 0 car brick garage SCHULTES REAL ESTATE One 01 a kind home bUilt on one of Gr()s~e Pomtl' s Jinest lotb 200 teet of \\ ater lrontdge \\ ltll appt ox. Fabulous Enghsh Tudor on one of the Park's flllest 710 NOTRE DAME Imately 480 feet of depth Watch the bunme off the streets Newer four dnd one half car garage that ma~ter bedroom balcony and sunset tl om the COZy has a cdrnage house 'roughed III lI1cludmg gJlebo on the Lake Thlb breathtaking settlllg III \\ater. gas. and electriC lines Beautiful all bnck 881.8900 cludes a "Willison BUilt' house fedturmg four dnveway. excellent room sizes - fIVe bedroom~, bedroomb, three dnd one hall bdths.ldmllv room four baths. library, buUer's pantrv, natural hbrary. formal dIning room. reCl"eatlOll1 0001 Illlh tll eplace~. all the features to make thiS an outstan- bauna and every othel" amel1lty that makes tillS dlllg buy at $199 000 ne\> orterlng a house you must havl' ThiS Ib 1I0t 1155 MARYLAND merely hoube but a II d \ of hll' l d Il 101 .I pll\alebhol\mg . ~Edgar &assodate'i GROSSE POINTE WOODS , 114 KERCHEVAL 886-6010 '"~ J-"" t~ i ; FIRST OFFERING --; , , 1022 KENSINGTON WHY RENT" When you can own thIS labulous ... bnck house for dpproxlmately the ~ame rell tal payment ThiS two bedroom re~ldence IS perfect for the Single or young couple Mmutes from Downtown, you can come home to enJoy the natural fireplace. refmlshed hardwood floors. new Can you believe three bedrooms. two and one modern kitchen, and all the other fabulous half baths, family room. basement, two and onc features Excellent room sizes - Call for a half car attached garage, beautiful bnck home for sho\\mg only $99,900 It s true - Call for details INVESTMENT PROPERTIES IN GROSSE POINTE We have t\\O and four fdmilles aVdllable - Call for detlllis Some have Land COntrdCt and dssumptlOn termb .1\ dlldbJe GREAT PRICE for couples startmg out, bache- ONE OF KENSINGTON'S most gracIous homes OPEN SUNDAY 12.3 lovlllglj' restored and redecorated dUring------the last lors and bachelorettes on thiS wonderful three or four bedroom home With ne\\er kItchen and 12 months Ideal home for both grand entertain n& 1~ Wtndml1l POlllte - GrO;,be Pomte Park recreatIOn room Dlllmg area With bay \\ mdo\\ mg and cozy family life Third floor sUite Ideal for , .. ) Lovely decor, great back)' ard and III a nice loca guests, teen-agers or "!Ive-m" help Owners trans- !Ion THIS WON'T LAST' " . ferred FIRST OFFERING FIRST OFFERING 1137 HAWTHORNE 644 BIRCH LANE l~l-o.'~ .. 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CALL TAPPAN TODAY - WE'RE HERE TO HELP YOUIII ._---.-P-~--...,..,~ p~ Page Twelve-B Feature Thursday, September 19, 1985 Libby Van de Putte: Getting involved fIJ~7zte Putte said "Wlthm five mmutes By Elsa Frohman they have their arms full You Libby Van de Putte IS a relative know we must have good stuff or Counter Points ne\\comer 10 the Grosse Pomtes they wouldn't be there" But she has carved her own Van de Putte pomted out that the By Pat Rousseau foothold In the community by get. bookdealers are some of the most tmg Involved She IS co-chairman sohd supporters of of the AAUW A Gem Of A SUIt the amethyst wool of the American ASSOCiation Um- booksale By commg on the ftrst verslty Women booksale thiS year day, they pay a premIUm for the ;f",",,,> suit wIth double breasted styhng from Smts Last vear \\as the fIrst time I pick of the htter All books are ~b1Galore featured at The Pomte FashlOns, \\ ent to the booksale and thiS year marked up by 50 percent on the ,., 15112 Kercheval in the Park No charge for I'm co-chairman." Van de Putte fIrst day , ~ J alterations. Petite and regular SIzes, 822- said As the week of the sale goes on, "'.~'" 2818. The booksale ISa large undertak- prlces come down The fmal day 01 ...... >i< mg Books are collected throughout the sale IS "Bag Day" when lilt: :>lJlum<:r The :\.\L'W book bar- patrons can buy J. bag for ~3and f!!! Book Now And ~ave on muny W11ILl:.'( ~ It With as many books as they can and spring cruises Save from $200 to $900 per rels are a common fixture m loca- tions around the Pointes get inSIde cabm on select cruises. For more informa- But collectmg the books IS only "One lady last year walked out tion call Travel Galene, 886-0111 one phase of the proJect. They must With two bags full of HarleqUin ...... be sorted and prtced Romances," Van de Putte saId :-Oe"Idea. . at the Mole Hole that's a tradJllOn In 'We have some people who have "She had her reading for the rest of 1 the West See the Lununana,. no\\ an electrified \ er- been markmg books for years and the year - 'IOn of a three hundred) eal old custom for outdoor It'S second nature to them They The money raIsed by the book- ltghtlng \\ onderful COI' (hll!tlllla!ttime 01' an) time. sale goes to scholarships for , . 'Ian) more ne\\ Itcm!t arJ'lvlng dall). Kerthe\ al women .wlth degrees who want to corner of St Clair...... return to school "We hold a luncheon and mtro- BrIght Beautiful Colors ... are reflected 1t~' '. duce the scholarshIp reCIpIents," m the ~lamorous new sequinned and beaded )'Jointer Van de Putte saId "A lot of them cocktaIl dresses and tops that are waltmg for have raised a famIly and want to your party plans at the Margaret Diamond get back mto the Job market We're Shop, 377 Fisher Road. helpmg In that capacIty" of AAUW chapters all over the '" Pearls, Pearls, Pearls the fresh water variety Untted States hold annual fundrals- ers to fund the scholarships and have arrived at edmund t. AHEE jewelry co. .!Jnterest other projects of the state and na. Choose from many lengths, single or multiple strands tlonal organization The Grosse 20139 886.4600. Fri- at Mack Avenue at Oxford, Open Pointe AAUW has received awards Pho!o by Elsa Frohman days until 9 p. m. as one of the largest contributors In Libby Van de Putte Is making a place for herself In the Grolle Michigan. Pointe Community by getting Involved In the American A•• oelatlon '" * * Van de Putte said she is ad~ust- ~. The "S,\vOIR F,\1HE", of Sllb~na Airline!> know when they see a rare book or of University Women's annual booksale. w,/I.e, . is a bargain ot U411round Irip from Detroit to a Michigan author." 109 well to her new home in Michi- Brussels •.• valid September 15 to March 15, The books are divided into cate. gan She is a native of Baton In Van de Putte's region, .~ RAV_ . L 1986. First class hotel roomh start at '19 per gOrles that make finding the Rouge, La. "I had never lived With her new degree, she went to person double occupancy. Renlal cars ore available from 170 u an,Ywhere but Baton Rouge," she . work for the Lousiana legislature "When 1 moved uphere I felt iso. speCial book y,0u're looking for lated No one here smocked," she week with unlimited mileage. REAI>Y? Call Wallace Travel, much more hkely. The largest said. as a law librarian. IlH6.8805, WE PUT YOU IN TOVCH WITII THE WORLD!! But three years ago, she came "I indexed every bill 10 the legIS- saId. "1 only met one lady who did. single category is cookbooks, but Since then I have met a lot of peo. there Will also be tables for fiction north with her husband, who IS a lature," she said. "I learned an '" * '" pie who do." Bleyle Collectors ... Miner's of .. - divided between current fiction, native Detroiter: awful lot about law." The booksale is a familiar task to In addition to her regular dutIes These last weeks before the book- Grosse Pointe has all new fall sports. bClence flcllOn and mysteries. bale have been a busy time for Van wear with beautiful print blouses to There is a special table for rare Van de Putte who was a librarian as librarian, Van de Putte wrote speeches for one of the state de PuUe. The cutoff date for dona. match. Featured colors are light books and local authors are high. in Louisiana. She began as the librarian of a small school in a poor representatives. tions was Sept. 16, but the pace gray, brown, mauve and winter white . ~ lighted. picks up near the end. "Most of the books are priced at neighborhood of Baton Rouge. The "I got a real taste of Loulsianna at 375 Fisher Road. library was supported by federal politics," she said II At the end is when we get all the 50 cents," Van de Putte said. "But phone calls saying 'I've got seven some recent hardcovers will be funds which gave her the leeway Another of Van de Putte's mter- for some speCial projects ests IS the craft of smocking - a mIllion books' We pIck up large prlced at $1 or $2, and some other donatIOns. They're surprised when Final Clearance! books are higher, like reallx nice "It was the fIrst time thiS school form of handwork that mvolves DAWOOD embrOIdery and gathermg thE' we show up and don't have a mov- Beautifully tailored poplin, hopsack or wool IIrt books and books in sets. ' had had a full,tlme librarian," she said. "I would read books to the material. She is a national offlcer ing van and several burly men:' blend summer suits originally priced up to The bargains at the books ale are The booksale is held from Oct so good that on opening day, chIldren and they loved me." ot the National Smocking Arts $250 are now $89.95. Great for tranSition and After a while, Van de Putte GUild of America As regional 8-13 at Salem Memorial Lutheran early cruisewear Fully lined jackets and bookdealers Ime up outSIde the Church on Moross ThiS Will be the door before o;>.emnglime to be the started looking for a stronger chal- representative, she adVises chap. " skirts [rom a manufacturer of men's lenge and returned to college to tel'S m SIXstates and Ontario The 23rd annual booksale. fIrst ones mSlde "It gets bIgger every year," Van clothing. Final caII at 16840Kercheval, 881- .'They get inSIde and Just take off earn her masters degree m Llbrary orgamzatlon has more than 12,000 0655. and go for the nice books," Van de SCience. members and there are 32chapters de Putte baid Check The Bargain Table.. at the l\otre Dame Phal'mac) In Herbs and ginger: a tasty pair for nutrition the Village ror close.out prices on gifts and cosmetics. unusually different that Will keep (3 Herbs can enhance and compli. Calories about 39 per tablespoon 1 pkg. ounces) lemon flavored everybody wondering what it gIv- ment the flavors of your cooking Cholesterol 0 low-calorie gelatin '" ing it that wonderful tangy Fashion's Favorite Paisley Challis ... plus smart like almost nothing else, and the VARIETY - Add seeds from 1/2 flavor 1 cup orange juice. strained I cup blueberries stripes and flora Is in challis that's washable is wait- bonus is that herbs can eliminate pomegranate to two cups dreSSing 1 tablespoon lemon juice 1 small banana, sliced 114cup chopped walnuts ing for you at JACKIE'S FASHION FABRICS the need for qdded salt or other Delicious on both frUIt and (for- 1 cup sliced strawberries 2 Tblsp. finely diced candied ginger merly Jacobson's Fashion Fabrics) 16837 Kercheval. sodium.containing 1lavor enhan- vegetable salads. Sugar substItute equaltng 1/2 cup 1 peach peeled, sliced Drain mandarlO oranges, pre- Open Thursdays until 9 pm, 343-0003 cers Researchers at Cornell Univer- sugar may be used and reduce the 1 nectarine, unpeeled sliced serving the jUice in one cup mea- I cup halved seedless grapes '" * '" sity Medical College have found calorIC content to 35 per table- sure Add sufficient water to juice that Gmger may prevent strokes spoon 2 cups watermelon cubes to make one cup; place in saucepan 1/4 cup orange juice. divided With stick cmnamon, and cloves. \ is having a SALE of and hardening of the arteries . EdjOOiszewski. ~t .. Stir- Fried Turkey 1/4 cup low calorie mayonnaise Brmg to a boil and reduce heat; Karastan carpeting Come in now for the best selec- Ginger contains a substance called gingerol that inhibits an enzyme with Chinese Pea Pods 1/3 cup plain yogurt, low calorie slmmermg for five minutes. Re- tion of the entire carpeting line 21435 Mack, 776.5510 -that causes cells to clot 1 pkg. <6 ounces) frozen Chinese 2 Tablespoons finely minced move cmnamon and cloves. Add ge- The piquant, refreshing flavor of pea pods preserved ginger latin to saucepan stirnng until '" '" ginger extends a whole new eating 12 to 16 ounces uncooked turkey 1-1/2 Tblsp. preserved ginger syrup dissolved. Stir 10 strained orange Order ... your personalized Christmas cards now (rom the al. experience to you If you are not al- breast, cut in small piecE'S 1 ___ 'YJ,_ w __ .... -,.....-- .. ______• ..... 4 -.--""-4-'--0 .•.;-;;----,-,,--=...-----.--~---~~ ...... -~---~.~- ~...... ,..~ ~--~~------ Section C Thursday, September 19, 1985 It'stip-off timel Sports Pointe'sinexperienced teams face tough league, state opponents :,urpnse a few people ' \Iork harder than some other By Peggy O'Connor 1!lS4 I'ecord: 9-13, South was I-Ion the veal' at pre~s team!> be(au:,e we are so )oung Of time, havlIlg defeated" Edsel 1"01 d, LOur:,e, we never lo::.e SIght ,of the Week North High ('oach Margaret Van Eckoute 4231 and droppmg a close one to lun aspect 01 the game, that:, Just Coach Gary Bennett ha!> a tough elct to follow thl!> year Wan'en Woods Tower JlJ-28 a~ Importdnt,' O\~ens says 1984 record: Hi-Count) her own "The way r look at 'It j~, \\e Im- In ULS s league Bethe~da agam champions 02-0l, 17-4 overall Van Eckoute took a 1-19 South proved Irom 1 19 to 9 13 lel~t ) CdI' loob !>tron~, opemng the ~('a~on glrb' basketball ream to a 9-13 RebUlldmg year ThiS veal' our goal I!>to pia \ at 500 \~Ith an 82-22 \\ JIl 0\ er dn unlu(k) \\-hat do real, live, profeSSIOnal sports- Those al e two words that !>tnke mark a year ago dnd has !:tet a 500 or bellel 'And I thmk v.e can do It opponent la~t week O\\en~ :,elYs ~ea:,on a~ a South goal III 1985 \\ nters do when they can't think of anything fear III the heart& of most coache", Van Eckoute !>ay~ 'CLS \\as "competltl\e' \llth Be ebe to \\ nte? I don't know, If I run IOta one I'll turn fans off qUicker than lO-cent She'll have two talented semors , . _" the.,da last yea r, loslllg one game and a host of underclassmen "pro!>- el~k As for me, I Just fill In the blanks light bulb:, and aren't exactly what VllIverslty LIggett School on d la!>t "ccond shot but Bethesda a team of high school athletes pect~" to help achIeve that goal Coach: Shelley O\H'II!> return" most of jt~ starters and I" I'm SUI e glad I'm 110t, . wants to hear But those are the Semor guard Heldl Albrecht I'e- 1984 record: 8-9 dgdll1 the teelm to beat JIl the :\IIChl the guy who had to follow Cincinnati's words used to deSCribe d teellll turns trom last year's squad, as l'hey 1JJ1lshed the sea:,on \\ lth d gall IlIlJtlJt:Jlut:llt AdJlt.m (' Ull Pete Rose up to bat after Rose had broken Ty which has lost more than ItS share does Lynn VIsmara, an all-around 1I0urI!>h, wmnlIlg seven of their last lel cnce Cobb'!> h1ttlllg record to the tune of a of athlete!> to graduatIOn athlete Van Eckoute IS depending 11 games III 1984, but the Lad:- OUl' Lad) Star of the Sea Which IS exactly the SituatIOn at on lor her versatility Kmghts from ULS might have a bIt ::.even-mmute standmg ovation Talk about tough Coach: Kath\ :\leIOI1\ North High thiS fall, where the de- "I'm counting on her to be able to more trouble thIS sea~on FOUl ! acts to follow 1HS-Jrecord. 'li.;} fendmg BI-County champIOnship fill In where I need her, , says Van players return to the Imeup III 1983 the reporter who had to talk to Dallas girls' basketball team ha" lost four Eckoute Which means at guard, but only one - Susan Cleek - \\as Coach Kath~ '\leron} entel:, her Co\\boy coach Tom LandI') after hiS team's of five starters - mcludmg honora fOIward or center a starter last year and the other fll st year a:;, Star s "al slty basket- los~ to the DetrOIt LIOns last Sunday I know ble mentIOn All-State selectIOn three had limited pia) mg ex bd II coach faClllg the "ame prob Guard:' Carmma and Myreya how Landry IS supposed to be Mr Cool and Celeste Sartor - from the squeld penence lem as hel counterpal b elt :"Jorlh. Ameczua, transfers from Lutheran how he has that "close, per:,onal relatIOnship which won 14 consecutive games 111 "We're young, that s for sure South and ULS a \ er:- young North, could also be a key to what With God" that he always talks about on TV, 1984 And thiS IS very much a bUlldmg team The Stdr of the Sea alumna but even he had to be a little peeved about how "We WIll be young and mex- South does thiS season "They year," says head coach Shell e) has ol1e semor and three Jumorc; seem to be a good addition to the DeetrOit did Dallas peflenced but we do have eight Owens JOlmng her 10 "ophomores 1I1 facmg program and give us that element girls returmng so that should But ULS doesn't ha ve much to Catholic League opponent~ 111 1985 of surprIse, since the league hasn't one of the people who make a liVing sell- help," says North coach Gary Ben- build the future With nght no\~, But she also ha~ some :,ophomore!> seen them play," Van Eckoute mg souvemrs outSide the nearly empty Tiger nett. smce Liggett's mIddle school pro- \\ho played on her <.IlvI~lOncham says PenCiled m at center are Cm- StadIUm the!>e day" North's lineup thiS season reads gram folded and most ULS gll'l" plan, 10-0 JV ~quad last "eason dy Tewes and 6-3 bophomore Kelly the person who was standing nearest this way' Gina GrammatIco and went out for tennis or field hockey And thelt counb for more than Just Barbie Loeher at the guards, Leslie Buchanan, a top prospect from thiS fall So for thIS year at lea::.t, uhttle North High coach Frank Sumbera when he South's JV ~quad At forward Will Talos and Virgmla Sanders at the ULS Will plely a mostly Jumor var- "We're really optimIstic What saw the typo III the Identlftcation Ime under be Jumor:, Stephame Purdy or Pat- forward spots and MISSy Preston at :,Ity schedule can I say? We're young. but very hiS photo m the G P News' football preview a ty Hess, or sophomore Lisa center. other returning vets are "We don't want the kld~ to lose enthus18stlc," Melony say:, few weeks back See, there's these little, tillY Fromm Roundmg out the Imeup Imes of type and sometimes, they fall off, re- Sandy Boeslger, Cmdy Bowman, II1terest III the program and 111 turn Star opens the season at horne and Robin Wheatley, who Will get are Jane LochbJler and lVhssy DII1- lose the program So \\e'll go With vealing other httle tmy lines of type With typos verno, semor forward-centers, and Sept 26 agall1st St Flonan Jumol III them that get prmted In the paper That's help from sophomores Nicole the JV schedule a" much as we Kelly Kiefer IS ~cheduled to ~tart dt Didur, Sue NIChols and Momque guard Shelly Kntzman Center can," she adds \\hat happened this time Sorry, Frank Real- l\lary Beth McCormIck IS out WIth center, With Beth Allol' and Damel- VanAsche ULS opened the season With a ly a stress fracture Ie Bauer at forward and Jumor:, North Isn't too tall thiS year and pall' of away game& agamst Oak- Tracv Walker and Carrie Wild, or I \\ i!lh I ... the squad won't be able to grab the "The girls have been Improvmg, land and Kmgswood last week, but semor 1\1anssa Bautista ready to offenSive rebounds and score with Owens' lineup was stIli not set, but they know they have to work on "tep 111 at guard, Scheduled to see could be In another hemisphere when the regularity it did last year But their defense and on fmdmg the what WIth so many new girls Pen- playmg time thiS season are Kns- those httle tinY hnes of type fall off and not-so- Bennett isn't dismlssmg North's open spots on offense," Van Ciled 111 last week were Cleek at till Pansh, Sandy No\vak, Jeanne tmy mistakes get mto the paper chances thiS season. Eckoute says "But they have a center, Mmam Mueller and Lisa Purrenhage, Beth Abood and the "ClmtondClle IS the team to beat Belzal at forwards and Dlann 1m- was able to deCide how I'm gomg to really good attitude They want to Ire"hman trIO of Karen Kiefer. - they have two starters who are work hard and they want to Win " bllaco and Jenmfer VanDeGraff dl Knstl Wldgren and Knstll1 Ka7per- cover all that's gomg on In sports thiS week- over 6 feet tall And L' Anse Creuse end We've got girls' sports lIlvltatlonal The second-year coach says she the guards has Edith Pennywell, who has III "ak gOings-on at North and sites all around Grosse thmks Anchor Bay, East DetrOIt Ready to step are Sophia Pa rk, played on the varsity smce her so- and Port Huron Will pose the Kavlta Sood, Relchel Knee!:tha\\ I\lerony, who I~ aided b) assIs- POinte for most of the day on Saturday and It's phomore year It'll cert3mly be a tant coach Karne Ko~sek, says also BI-County Day at the SIlverdome that toughest challenge to South III ItS and Vara Samudrala The Lady competItive league thiS season," that top-ranked St Clement should afternoon North vs Brablec is the featured quest to move up III the EML Kmghts are small, With Cleek's he says "But we can be competItive I 5-10 the top height That WIll hurt agdlll be the class of the league. game at 5 30 P m "I'm IIlterested III the girls work- thlllk we could even be a surpnse the reboundmg game a bIt. but despite los,ng all f,ve starters to mg as hard as they can In pracllce learn Llke la!>tyear, people dldn't Owens says her charges w\H work graduatIOn St Anne also looks could get more excited over college foot- tough, she adds ball thIS year Michigan vs Notre Dame on We spend most of our tune in prac- expect us to do too much and the as hard on that part of their game - TV last Sat~rday and I stayed at the South tice and what we do there Will tell girls came through With the new a& they Will on the others 'We've got a super group of kids High-East DetrOit game to the bitter end, in the games, I'd also like for us to girls added to the program and our "Our goal IS to work consistently ['m really lookmg forward 10 thiS be as good as we can on defense excellent attitude, I thll1k we can hard day m and day out We have to yedl' " had been at the DetrOIt Servlte-East Ca- and to improve on our mistakes as tholic game on Saturday My alma mater Ser- the season goes on," Bennett adds. vlte beat my big brother's alma mater, 24-Zlp "We can have a fun year If the Abortion hurts ... Everyone Almost makes up for all those hmes EC has girls keep up their good attitudes SPORTS~IEN!! ! dribbled Circles around Servlte m Class D bas- and keep trymg to Improve" Free Help for a better ketball actIOn, doesn't It, Panther fans? South High choice ... for Everyone 12 GAUGE SHOT GUN SHELLS $5.50 box $4.99 box L- Coach: Margal-et Van Eckoute 308 PRACTICE AMNO I'd reall) like to see. . Pregnancy tests with 44 MAG. BOX OF 50 $18.50 d U $ 'l1li.. • every varsity team from North, South Camping immediate results Call Us or Came VISit Man Sat 9 30 a m 6 30 p m and ULS make It past the fIrSt round of the Latc Nights Man & Thurs tll 800 P m playoffs thiS fall. Pomte teams did well 10 guide PEE PREGNANCY AID GROSSE POnT.: f.L" SHOP tournament play thiS past spnng and a repeat Michigan has more ?10Ob Mack Ave 14' 2 blks N of 8 M lei thIS fall- although It would be a bit more dif- than 150 campgrounds 882.1000 • Grosse POl~te Woods. BBl 5000 ficult gl\ en the football playoff system - sprinkled throughout WEE wouldn't be too hard to take the state's most beau- KalamaZ MIchigan's rustic Small Courts. Ball Machines ~/~ "':. -I~ Don't ac;" me , .. State Forest Camp- • v .;> ..,.~ ~ '" grounds may be ob- Eye/Hand to pick a \\ Inner III the North-South foot- ball game We go through thiS every fall when ~~I~J~o ~~fOs~ne~~l~es~ Small ~ackets ActiVities Bringing You Quality and Freshness from people ask me who's gomg to Win the big f1val- MichIgan Department Great Fun' Great Teaching Coast +0 Coast / / ry thiS year, and every fall I keep saying the of Natural Resources, Aids \ I \ &1 /.. /.- V "ame thmg' "The team that scores the most POBox 30028, Lan- 886 2944 ....\ ~ pOinte;' One of us has to get a new line smg, MI 48909, for a Gary BodenmWer • \1 ho 's gomg to Win the World Senes Re- member r m the one who, way back last -METRO SKI & SPORTS- _, ""l ~+ INTRODUCING V "pring, laughed at the sJlly nohon of the To- fr:'~ ronto Blue.J ay" winning the Amencan League Ea:;,t Pretty funny, huh? ,Don't wait. • • , ~ ~~~~~LIVE MAINE LOBSTER to predict the outcome of the ;\llchlgan- \llchlgan Slate game, either I'll use my stock , till it's too late!' ~ ~ Buy 'em Live or we'll Cook 'em (2 hour notice) ane;l\ er agam and one of us IS gomg to get aw- , t ~ S~/ways a Special 7feat" fuJl\ bored \1 hdt I thll1k of the allegatlOn made 111 'YOUR~HEADQUARTERS /;7 ------the ongomg haseball-drug trials about Willi£> , NI-~, FOR 1985 \l;!\~ ~uppl)mg druge; to teammates Are we t ,------.-,------1 -r------.., tdlkll1g about the rIght WIllie MayS here? I , - .~jA NEW STYLES, OLD FAVORITES I 11/2 LB BAG MEDIUM I f" '1"r:''XASG'" F COAST II I FRESH I mean come on You mIght as well tell me that j I ll: • Thursday, September 19, 1985 Page Two-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS North sports Norsemen unbeaten in two , By Bill Hoover trom 11 a m to 12.30 pm., at $4 Kns Sahve each scored 6 pomts North High They are $5 at the SJlverdome gate and grabbed 4 rebounds Peters North High's varslt) football and Lucy Berry played well under team, which wa~ a dlsappomtmg Cagers fall ~he boards, collectlllg 6 and 5 rc- 0-2 at this time last year, now finds North's gll'ls' Val'Slty basketball bounds respectively Ibelf 2-0 and ready to take on team opened Its season With losses The frosh host Centerline at 4 pm Tuesday, Sept 29 Waterford Kettering III the Sllver- to Eisenhower, 46-34, and Regma, dome this Saturday after an Im- 60-28 Agamst EIsenhower, Leslie pressive 20-0 victory over the Kickers split L'Anse Creuse Lancers on Sept 14 Talos led North with 12 pomts, m- Agam:,t the Lancers, North mar- dudlllg 6 out of 8 from the foul line By Mark Moore ched 75 ~ • ------_...... ""!", .., ...... -"""'c ""__ -~-_--_"'l""'":" c;l"";~":--"""'$ ,-q;!""q----...--q------~ Page Three-C Th ursday, September 19, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Meet Grosse Pointe's newest CHAMP - Beth Deutsch By Pegg) O'('onnor II om her "pllbhc," which Ill- field," Deutsch adds The CHAMP ha!> d new lace eludes the players, parent!> and Deubch says !>he enjoyed her It belongs to Beth Deut!>ch, coache!> ot the teams she serves wOl'k with collegiate athletes. new program coordll1ator lor But even It she hadn't, Deutsch but !>aw the CHAMP opportumty the Cottage HO':>Pltdl Athlet IC l>eems to be the "push on, re- as more of a challenge And she MedlCll1e Progl am (CI IA1\IP) gardlei>!> 'type like::. a good challenge And It's a tace Its 0\\ ner IS vel y '( m the one com1l1g 111 With LIke the NatIOnal Sports Festl anxIOus fOi Gros!>e POll1te to the expenence J evaluate an In- val m Balon Rouge, La . where become tam IliaI' With JUI)'. I don't dlagno!>e And the Deubch spent 18 da)'l> workltlg CHAl\lP hd!> been 111 eXI!>tence playeri> and coachel> have to as much al> 16 hours per day as a since 19B3, otlelll1g preventive learn to tru!>t my skills 111 evalu- trameI' for the aquatIc athlete!> care. eVdluatlOn clnd treatment a tlllg the II1Jul'le!> I ve had good partlclpallng In the festival of mJunes to athlete!> ot all agel> i>upport II om the coadle!> !>otar and conditions, Illcludlllg the 'It wa!> tough I'll tell you. I Ai>for the kid!>, the) only undf-r needed a vacatlOn Irom whal athletes at :\forth and South High i>t.lud not being able to play, School 1\llchael G Spell 1\1D . l\a5 suppo!>ed to be my vaca- the) have d hard tune undel tlOn," Deutl>ch laughs IS the program's clirector slandlllg the ImpOltance of hold- Deutsch, a cel tJfled dthletlc The problem With the lestl\al. Illg them out II om playll1g be- she !>ays, was the Inllexlbillty of tramer who has i>CIved ..Ii>head Call1>eat an 1I1Jllry But I am reg trameI' at Ul1Ion College 111 ~e\'1 the !>chedule and rule" by whICh lmented dillatol'lal " tl amers had to \Iork There York and a!> \\omen l> athletiC Deubth saYl> CHAMP program direc- trameI' at Southwe!>t \1 (',!>OUlI were three lralller,; a!>slgned to tor and certified athletic .150 aquatH: athletes. which left State. hdi> "hit the road" 111 her Deut!>ch 1<;Uw flrst-I me 01 de trainer Beth Deutsch httle room for more than as"em new post a t Cottage, In IIlg to Jeni>e .1gdll1st dn Il1Jur) She does WIth a few of her clients make ai> mdny people pOi>!>II)le llle pi el ellll\ e l \ Page Four-C Thursday, September 19, 1985 Entertainment..,. - ~~»'~ .. 'Compromising Positions': intelligent, sophisticated comedy In the proces" of gathenng mfor- B) :\larian Trainor tool which ISplunged IOtohiS neck matlon. she meet" Raul JulIa. a The combmatlOn of \\ Ickedly \\ It- Who was It and why" Not so sur- cop \\ ho has been d""lgned to the Ray Charles t) ~ltuatlOn~ \\ Itb a ~ophl~tlcated pn"mg the suspects are all women Among the long list of suspects are case At first. he IS SU~PIClOUSof crime story makes 'Comproml~ her 1I1terest 111 the ca!>eand at one ... who this year celebrates Deborah Rush, as a feather-bram- his 40th year as a professional mg PosltlOn~" both Illtl'lgumg and pomt declares hel a su"pect Later amusmg The cast feature" a top- ed noveau nehe named Brenda musician, will appear in two Dunck, Judith Ivey as a lusty he resent" hel II1telference a" she performances on Friday, Sept. notch ca"t of "tage-tramed actors, turns up With \\ hat he thought \\ as the dialogue ISsharp \\ Ithout bemg sculptress who ISnever at loss lor a "ecret eVidence and fmally he 27, at the Macomb Center for lough and the dal k '>Ide01the story stream of "cath1l1g one-lIners and comes to accept her not only as an the Performing Arts, 7 p.m. Joan Allen as a talkative adul- at 15 neatly balanced \\ ltb leVity It s equal, but 1ails In 10\e With her and 9:30 p.m. Tickets are $16 strictly adult fare and a welcome teres" who likes to drop deSigner JUdith, \\hlle tempted, turns away for adults and $14 for students I e!'ef 'frnm R "ummel' of teen-age names I c::u:'t h:lrlr!!e 1I"!:,t '''f1e rlE'f'lRrp" and senior citizens. They may hlJmks and adolescent precocity One 01 the lunme.'>l.'>celle~111 lile Pieces of surpnsll1g eVidence It ha" become the techmque to movie ISlIstemng to her tick off the be reserved on credit card by deSigner tags on Dr Fleckenstem's tUln" up The plot tWiStsand erupts calling 286.2222 Monday grab the viewers' attentIOn by 10 a number of ~lIrpnsmg en- supenmpo"mg CIedit IIne~ on garments nght down to his under- through Friday, from 9 a.m. to wear while sobbmg out her encoun- counters right up to the end when p.m. "cene" whIch were once II1troduced no one IS sure whether or not the 6 at the start of the hIm 'Compro ters With him Another sort of black humor murderer Will add a second Victim mlsmg POSItIOns" follow" thl" pat to the first tern scene takes place at a memonal If all thiS ISnot enough - humor, We meet Dr Bruce Flecken.'>tem service for the doctor WhIle the lechery, "harp chalogue and a plot (Joe !\1antegnaJ. Long bland's speaker mtones hiS Virtues, hiS dia- logue IS broken by the sobbmg of that never stops - there ISanother most lecherous dentists, chams added feature There are some ex- vanouS women 111 the audience, danglmg from hiS open shirt In thiS plOSlve scenes betl\ een Judith and way He IS at work on JUI.htlJ each belIevmg that theirs ISthe on her husband as he demands that Smger's teeth (Su"an Sarandon) ly loss she drop her mveslIgatlOn and give She IS a "uburban hou"ewlfe who Although Judith was not part of her all to her role as Wife and once worked as a reporter for the group, as a former reporter she mother Newsday becomes obsessed by the murder, When she declares her nghts as a As the hIm begll1s, Dr Flecken- much to the annoyance of her oh- person m no uncertam terms, there stem, 10 true dentist fashIOn, ISask- so-straight lawyer husband was applause fI om the audience mg the patient questIOns about her As she goes about her own pn- Billed as . the most mtelllgent dental hygiene which she struggles vate investigatIon, she becomes comedy of the summer" 'Compro- to an"wer with her mouth propped embrOiled m some pretty stIcky mlsmg POSitIOns" lIves up to Its open \\ Ith protractors and cotton Banquet Facility Available situatIons claim batten to 450 Once relieved of these ImpedI- Catering Prepared and ments to IIltelllgent speech, Judith 'Thming of the Shrew' Delivered to your location IS confronted \\ Ith another prob lem Dr Fleckenstem has more m Wide Menu Selection mmd than repaIrIng dental defects to open Hilberry season "The Tammg of the Shrew," love at The Pointes He also offers such services as Romance, deSired or not, ensues, 18000 E. WARREN lunch and an afternoon at a local ShakeSpeare's farCical battle of the motel He falls to SCDIe with JudIth sexes, opens Thursday, Oct 17, at complIcated by Kathenna's SPit- 884-9100 but like a gentleman who was ask- the HIlberry Theatre, follow1I1g fIre behaVIOr, PetruchlO'" practi- ed If he every got turned down on prevle\vs on Oct 4 and 5 The pro cal Joke" and BIanca's diligent SUI- Formerly the Gabriel Richard-Knights of Columbus hi" propositIOns to ladles and ductIon contInues through Dec 5, tors 111 repertory With "Step, Look and The I-!llberry cast 1I1c1udes answered, "Oh yes. but I get lots of George Coml~key and Cheryl Continues the -ALL YOU CAN EAT- Friday Fish Dinner .. $3.95 takers too, " Dr Fleckenstem Listen," which opew:, Oct 18, and "The Royal Family," which IS ad- Williams as PetruchlO and Kate, 5 p.m .• 8:30 p.m. moves on to more WillIng pros- Melame Metcalf as Blanca. and pects ded Nov 21 DINNER INCLUDES Soup, Salad Bar, French Fnes, Roll and Butter, Desert & Coffee He has a long list of devoted pa- "The Tammg of the Shrew" m- Larry Greer steve McCue and Jeff tients who take him up on hiS mVI- volves the fall' Blanca, who cannot Dolan as Blanca's sUitors ALSO SERVING tatlons marry untIl her shreWish older SIS- Tickets and mformatlOn are However, alliS not well WithhIm ter, Kathenna, ISwed PetruchlO, a available at the Hllberry Theahe Fried Perch - Baked Pickerel - Baked Orange Roughy - Fried Frog Legs BeSides hiS pursUit of fun and self-admitted fortune hunter. IS box office, Cass 'and Hancock, 577- games. ~e ISengaged III some unsa- wIllmg to marry and tame Ka- 2972, ge,N~J"OTHE PUBLIC - 52 Weeks a Year vory achvlt1es that are 1apld1y therina for her dowry as well as he.!;' catchmg up With him One evel1lng, as the last of hiS pa- Video classes offered Auditions tIents departs and whIle he ISbusy The College of Lifelong Learn- Denms Wickline ProductIOns, scrubbmg at the smk, a gloved Ing, Wayne State Umverslty, WIll loc Willhold auditIOns lor "Educa- hand reaches for a sharp edged offer four video courses and two tmg Rita," to be presented at the one-day seminars throughout the Golden LIOn Restaurant on Friday peB BILICIOUS P08D fall semester and Saturday evemngs from Jan ~~~ The video program ISdeSigned to 10 through Feb 15. 1986 Auditions meet the needs of Video hobbYists, \\ IIIbe held In the lower level of the J- LAiti(ONneCAFE educators, busmess people, career- Iestaurant, 22380 l\Ioross, on Satur- mmded VIdeo entreprf'neurs, and day mormng, Nov 16 at 11 a m Monroe Ave, • Downtown Detroit • 963-7058 anyone Interested m today's Video One woman, age 25-35, and one TilT ISTBULYIDIlL man, age -15-55,are reqUIred Pay- Authentic Greek Cooking technology explosion Course topics cover Video prin- ment upon castmg IS $22 50 -per Liquor • Beer • Wine Ciples, camera, production tech- performance mques, audIO and editIng For further II1formatJOn, call TBEITYGUBSlt! T811 773-5914between 7 p m and 8 p m Sun., Mon., Wed. & Thurs. 11a.m.3a.m, For mformatlOn and a free bro Monday through thursday Fri. & Sat tll 4 a.m. chure, call 577-4665 L-IO. B0811IIIIL. Your------Hosts: Gus & Chris Mantjios 1 Our menu features an enticing SUMMER PALACE PlRA.TES COVE Specializing in Chinese CookinR - Cantonese 17201 MACK at Bluehill selection of entrees to satisfy and Szechuan ~ Cuisine 882.9055 your taste buds. ... LunCh-Dinner - Takeout TREAT YOURSELF 1211 Beaconsfield WITH OUR PRIME RIB SPECIAL SUNDAY, SEPT, 22nd Weekdays 11 a.m 9 pm. • Enjoy a succulent steak, tangy ribs, Fr. lie Sa. ull 10 • Clo.ed Mondays savory chicken, stacked sandwich or 331-8441 - 331-8440 PRIME RIB OF BEEF • Choice of Potato $195 • Soup • Salad other tempting menu \tems. WEIGHT • Bread Basket _ WATCHERS Frosted Treat 1.UNCH SPECIALS DAI1.Y , & Desserts • We also offer delicious daily specials ,RAM'S HORN Lo Cal Menu Semor Citizen $3--0------~~~~--~- II RESTAURANT and a savory fresh catch of the day Age 65 I _ OFF - ~ ~ ;;.-- 885.1902 Discount 10% 0 17410 MACK AT ST CLAIR M,nim"" Order 52 5 LARGE DEEP DIS E,p '- : at prices that willplease you. What's new I _6 I DAILY DINNER at the Horn w/Cheese & Pepperoni 9.25.85 No SubstitutIOns .. SPECIALS: CrOissants, Stir Frys, .. Fresh Veg cooked to 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. only order, Chicken TIE I.-BOW BOOIIBESTAUIAITS I HOMEMADE Breasts, Chicken or ------SOUP DAILY Tuna Salad, Veg , Ham & Cheddar, FOOD & WE ARE FAMOUS Hawaiian Ham & SPIRITS The L-Bow Room for OUR DESSERTS' Crabbstlr (At Allard and Harper in the Parkcrest Motel) 884-8800 Lunch and Dinner Specials More L-Bow Room Changed Daily Home' OffIce. HaU • Ele No Ennl Too Large or Small (At 10 Mile and Kelly) IitOIlE lllAM Alrr BliAKS , IEAFOOO 775-1540 WE DO IT ALL! ... Purchasing, Cook. Now appearing for ing, Serving & Clean-up. Our Special- emipil IIII'll fa/V ty: Tableside Cooking from Appetizers your pleasure - Don flO' 5 d (Jell (.'rC5 to Entrees ... To Flaming Desserts. The L-Bow Room Cook at the keyboards tim/v tl01/1 Dav d R Kilrliln Pre~ldent I- ..J I' III 6 fJ III At The Inn Fo mer [001 ~od Beverage MENUS PRICED Oll€cto' at Country Chlb 0' 2460 Market Street OPEN DAILY (At 13 Mile and Gratiot TO SUIT Detro! n Grosse Po ole ALL BUDGETS! fMms ~illJiWl'~ ... opened at the Golden Lion Restaurant Sept. 13 and will be performed through Saturday, Oct. NEW YORK-~ STYLECAFE 26. Some of the cast are, from left, Mark Murri of St. Clair Shores as Elwood P. Dowd, Harvey, J •• F" Our emph•• I. I. f,e.hne .. and qll.lIly ~_f." Sheila Wyatt of Grosse Pointe as Veta Louise and Maureen Bruce, also of Grosse Pointe, as Nurse ...... y ,# ",,~ . Kelly. The dinner theater is $19.95 and Includes dinner, show, tax and tIp. For reservations, call .-"''' 886.2420. Casual Ilesanee , ..... 1- Michigan begins six-week color run ... t ~ I E._ery &. Spiriis / ...... \d 4 ...... The cUl.tam ISgomg up on MIChi- MIdland's Dow Gardens and Kala- Mdrquette, Sept 19-21, Ethl1lc gan's tall color extravaganza for a mazoo's Nature Center, also are Food FestIval, Escanaba, Sept 28. choIce spots for color viewing and a Pumpklllfest 10 Bessemer. sIx-week run staged for hIkers, bik- • I"'~ ers, boaters. festIval gael's and, at In Southeast MIchigan, the Hur- Oct 11-12 course, motonsts, reports AAA on-Clinton Metroparks' nature West !VlIchlgan actiVities mclude centers schedule special programs Kalamazoo College's Octoberfest. .... "'" ""~ 4 h ~ MIchIgan ~...., ~.,. This year's autumn showcase be- relating to fall color Oakwoods Oct 4-5, the Vlkmg Color Festival, Cadillac, Oct 4-13, the Red Flannel / ...... h'l' gms 10 ITIld-September and early Metropark near Flat Rock ho'>ts an :. •• " .0. n.. s"- autumn canoe tour from 10a m to Festival, Cedar Spnnts, Oct 5, a r~ .... } ~ October m the Upper Pemnsula ...... ~~-~" and northem tip of lower Michigan 4 p m Sept 22, 28-29 and Oct 6, Color Tour/Art Show, Frankfort, I...... , Trees should wear brlillant hues of 12-13 Fall color crUIses abodrd a Oct 5-13, the Hentage Hill Home Tour, Grand RapIds, Oct 6-7, an A"ollw • magenta, gold and orange from paddleboat begIn at 10a m Oct 12 .... / I, J ... Apple Festival, Bangor, Oct 11-14, late September to mId-October and 13 at KenSIngton Metropark " . south of Mackmaw CIty to north of near Brighton the SIxth Annual Apple FestIval, a lme from Ludmgton to Standish UP vacationers may see the fall CharleVOIx, Oct 12-13, and the The best time for color vlewmg color show whIle on the Pictured Four Flags Apple Festival, Niles, ~':~:::: I."..... should be early and mid-October m Rocks Cruise departing from Mu- Oct 20-22 the lower peninsula's midsection, msmg at 1 p.m Sept 21-0ct. 10 East MIchigan travelers may en- south of a lIne from LudIngton to In northern Lower Michigan. JOya Pumpkm Festival m Caro and gliding along the Au Sable River Tuscola Country, Oct 3-6, the ,_..'::z" AlII JI", (:;~;._f'1y~ '" "\ Standish and north of a hne from /.o;:.t:..~I".. J: 'd,;;;:'/ Holland to Port Huron Fall color near Oscoda for a color tour VIa Heritage Days Feshval and Fall should peak In southern MIChigan open or enclosed paddleboat IS an Harvest Day, Oct 4-6, Alpena; a II...... ,. ,_. 1(v. .." ' .... ¥ol , . in mid- and late October optIOn Sept 28-0ct 20 Salllngs on Fall Color Tour, Houghton Lake, BanClue- Facili_ies Oct 5, self-gUIded color tours ot '''/1., .. Fall color enthUSiasts can choose Lake CharlevOIx at CharlevoIx are 1" ...... ,...... - ..... traditiOnal or off-beat ways to see scheduled on the Beaver Islander GladWIn County Oct 5-6, the Kmg Anilable the state's autumn beauty Oct 5 and 12 and on the Star of Salmon Derby on Lake Huron at Among the most favored pas- CharlevOIx daily through Oct 13 Tawas, Oscoda and Harrisville I ~_If ..... ~' .. , Those who want a lIght or heavy through Oct 6, and a Kite FestIval, ~ ro ... t~" times IS tourmg the state by car ...... ~ H '.'~ 1ItzIt,.1lt", Motonsts and hikers may wander aerobic exercise may go bIking Mackmaw City, Oct 12 18450 Mack A,e. Among Southeast Michigan acti- ~,::""'"_ 1"- through more than 8 mIllion acres Michigan BICycle Touring of ';:;, ..... ' __ 1..... ' __ .. of state and national forest land to Kingsley sponsors weekly and VitIes IS Dearborn's Octoberfest, Grosse Poince Farms ,.. see VIVidfall dIsplays Sugar map- weekend tours. Sept 27-0ct 6, GreenfIeld VIl- les turn bnlllant golds and red Several commumtIeS are spon- lage's Autumn Harvest Festival, maples are noted for bnght red sOring festivals and other speCIal Dearborn. Oct 4-6; Fall Harvest ~ 881-:1062 leaves Aspens are drenched m events whIch offer good oppor- Day at Ella Sharp Museum, Jack- bnthant ye!low while oaks become tumties to see fall color son, Oct 6, an Apple Festival, ~)) -~ light bro'wn to russet and sumac The UP's events Include a Museum of Arts & History, Port trees glow nearly IrIdescent red Harvest Festival, LakevIew Arena Huron, Oct 20, and the Octoberfest Local parks and several scemc In Marquette, Sept 19-21. Ethmc at Trapper's Alley In DetrOIt's Greektown, Oct 25-27 gardens 111 the state, such as Food Festival, LakeVIew Arena In 1111 1I_1I_~~~rI Mar offices I(~~~, .~~lJ.~~iI move downtown ~~r~-'~14 The MichIgan Opera Theatre Box Office and Ticket ServIces De- Now Open for Sunday Brunch 1I.I.. ilillIlIlI II II partment were located In the com- Italian gourmet specialty shop pany's new offices III midtown De- 11:00 a.m.-3 :00 p.m. trOIt 6537Second Avenue, DetrOIt, :\1lchlgan 48202,effective Tuesday, Sept 3 Located one block south of the Luncheon Specials Fisher BmldIng on West Grand Tuesday Dinner Special Boulevard. the MOT Opera Box Of- fIce will be situated In the sa)11e Live Maine Lobster bUlldlllg as area restaurants, DAIL Y PAS TA SPECIALS 'What's On Second?" and 'The Normandle" FEATURING OUR NEW EXTENSIVE WINE LIST Coupled With the new maIling ad- Open lor Lunch at 11'00 a m dress for tIcket lllqumes are three Dmner at 5~OOpm nell telephone numbers for tlcket PrlViJte Banquel Room AvO/fable &ales and mformatlOn Patrons m- (dcCommoc.!dllom for up to fift} P5opll) terested 10 purchaSing the full sea- &on subSCriptiOn should dial, 313/ 15402 MACK B747888, for mformatlOn and tIcket corner of Nottingham 'n the Par" sales regardmg smgle tickets 881-0550 VALET PARKING available Monday, Sept 23, pa- trons should dIal. 313/874-SING, and, for group sales mformatlOn and TDD/VOlce, call Kathryne Prost at 313/874-7878 111f1(1Ql/ Open wide The MIChIgan Opera Theatre Box Office will be open Monday through TII)I~,,:\rER CiRILL Friday, IO a 111 to 6 pm and Wltl mclude extended \\ Page Six-C Classified ads Thursday, September 19, 1985 4 HELP WANHD GENERAl 3 lOST AND fOUND 4. HElP WANTEO GENERAl 1A PEIlSONAlS 1A 'ERSONAlS lA. PEIlSONAlS PI\J~-r -r:ME hostess/waitress MATURE IndiVIdual needed I\DEX TO CLASSIFIED OFFERED LOST eyeglasses on Mer- to help run the office end of PRAYER TO THE NOVENA TO ST. JUDE HAPPY riweather 882-5214 wanted apply 111 person Geppettos Family Rest- a retaIl, automollve related HOLY SPIRIT Apostle and Martyr great III BIRTHDAY 1. II Co. ml.'lI.M, c...- ... ,teI.... 12- ..... LOST. Black pltbull With bus mess Work consists of Holy SPirit. ) ou '" ho make me Virtue, nch In miracles, III ..... aurant 23406Greater Mack, CAROL whIte chest, male, long ears, opens at 4 pm handling mcomll1g tele- see everything and who kmsman of Chnst, Ill- Z ... long tall Hereford - Har- phone calls, counter sales ~no" me the" a\ to leal h ter~essor of all who IIlvoke FISCHER per/CadIeux area 882.4823 ARE YOI' A and preparatIOn of m~ Ideal \ ou \1ho g\\ e me )ou to u!>e your great God AS EACH autumn leal hJ~ Its 1 LtpI .... DYNAMIC WOMAN? hand written mVOlces, plus the DI\ me G l!l to 101g\\ {' FOUND mixed male dog 6 given po\\er to aid me III my own color so do YOU Fmd 1A ...... ElI.cltmg opportumty to earn occasIOnal pick-up and .lnd forget lhe " ronk!,lhdt I~ urgent petilion In return I months old Good With chil- top money while workll1g out no\\ for \our [dll \\drd 1. ~ $ftwlce dren, housebroken 881-8962 delivery of customers' cars done to me and \ ou \\ ho Thursday, September 19, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS hige Eight.C •. MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES 6M flOlIlOA VACAliON 6C. RENTALS/HOMES. APTS .. ETC: , 7 WANTED TO IlENT fOR SALE 6. RENTALS/HOMES. AI'TS .• ETC: tiC. RENTALSIHOMES. AI'TS .. ETC: RENTALS OETIIOIT LA WN MOWER - 3 5 h P , 5t. UTEIlING GROSSE I'OINTE OETIIOIT BOCA RATON 2 bedloom. 2 HOUSE - 3 bedrooms. In I !J.l SEHVICE D1UVE - Near 21" reel cut, self propelled, WOODS _ Allractlle 3 bed BALFOUH/WlnlllCl ,lied - CIIARl\IING:1 bedroom lower bath, condo on AlA pm'ate Grosse POlnte City or Park APHON A:>MlCi Page Nme-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, September 19, 1985 8A GAIIAGE, YAIID. IIA GAIIAGE YAIIO. 8A GARAGE. YARD. 'A GARAGE YAIID: 8 MISCHLANEOUS ARTICLES IIASEMENT SAlES lIASEMENT SALES 8 MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES II. MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES II. MISCELLANEOUS ARTlCtES lIASEMENT SAUS ' IIASEMENT SALES FOR SALE . FOR SAlE fOR SALE FOil SAlE DISTRESSED walnut bed. 18915 KENOSHAlHarper MOVING SALE - TV's, Cur- FOUR FAMILY sale - Maple SOLID MAPLE bedroom ~et, SI MMONS sofa bed . excellent CARD COLLECTOR'S room double headboard Woods S~vtt:lI)ber 19th, mture A IIUle of everythmg rocker, complete set of GI. walnut IWISh by Sterling condition $250 Call 774-2505 BO"L,2 commodes 30"xI6"x 20th, 8-5 Thursday thru Saturday, 10 Joes, large selection of cloth. House, double dresser, plate OUTDOOR BLUSH MINK Jackel With 2J", armOlre 65"xlB' x33' /', CHILDREN'S c""lo-tC-h-m-g-a-nd,,1a 01 4 30 P m 1004 Three mg, loys, mise 1869Broad" glass Olin or, che!>ton <.he!>t. SALE tnple dresser 73' /'x20"x toys Thursday, 9-4 p 01 943 -:M=II.;..e_::"""C--:---:::--:---- stone Saturday, Sept 21st mghtstand, t\\ III beds, $900 \lhlle mmk tnm SIte small For further lnfol mallon cdll $975 823-0875 31", framed mirror 47"x31" Hidden Lane, Grosse Pomte BIG YARD Sale Friday noon 9 a 01 2 P m BASEBALL $685 Appollltments 9 am -12 Woods :-----::...... ,.._~I thru Monday 3820CourVille MOPED PACER deluxe, boy'r:. 881-2787evemng!> N E SIDE Sears 18 pound FOOTBALL noon, 5 pm -6 pm BB63J12 GARAGE SALE _ Lots of GARAGE SALE _ Saturday 26" English bIke, Hamlllon GOLD STOVE, whIte refnger dryer 1981model, hardly us WRESTLING electne dryer, antIque CABINET - Pyraml d treasures One day only - 21st, Sunday 22nd 20429 ator, freezer, Ila!>her and ed, excellent condlllon $150 CULtyleRIO lIghted 3 gl Irunk, foot locker, power 183-7169 SINGLE CARDS, SETS, '" , dSS Saturday, September 21 Kmg!>vllle Large and small dryer 882.5681 shelves, 2 shelf cabmel bal>e, 20946 Llttlel>tone, 9.4 pm Items lawnmower, ete 1914Beau SIX PIECE !>ecllolldl SOld, GIHL'S 3 speed Sch\l mn, $75 PRICE GUIDES, dJr:.tresl>ed walnut, 7)1/'x -.::.:..:.:.:.:=.. -:--.,.---- fait, Thur!>day Ihru Satur klllg's chair, maple dllung Sears Kenmore eleclrlc STORAGE SHEETS 27 'xl4'. , $495 Appomt. BLOCK SALE RIdgemont - SUPER SIX family garage day set 884-6056,773 3827 r:.tove, $50 773 7345 AND MORE' ments 9 urn 12 noon, 5 Woods Between Helen/Can sale, Fnday, Sept 20, 9-4 GARAGE SALE - lots of pm (, p m 886 3312 ton Saturday, 106 pm Bumper pool table - Snark chlldren'r:. c1othmg, boat MATERNITY clothe!> hom . SUN RAY' ga!> stove like SUNDA Y, SEPTEMBER 22 CHILDREN'S clolhmg sale - r:.allboat, hammock, chll motor rattan furmlure, Sdks LIke new, pedell fOl ne\1 , \dlmond) $300or best 12 noon 4 p m boy's and girl's Site!> 3 dren s thll1g~, household 10dds of houl>ehold Items work BBG5681 775 4808 526 7329 Mahogany Interiors (AntIque & Fme months 4 R Large selection Items 932 Llllcoln 21b71Wel>lbrook Ct Gror:.se BOY'S 10speed, 27" blke, ex AZURENE I\1If\:K 31' length (medium), $500 or hel>t of UNCLE SAM'S Furmture Shop) ofoulerware"choolclothmg SATURDAY ONLY PomteWoods From Maek cellent condltlOn, $100 884 16U5 I\ldc" Ave dnd holiday outfits Includmg down Old 8 MIle - off York. fer 884 0131 PENNY CANDY STORE 1336 MACK AT BEDFORD I COIner of Bedford & Mdck I Martha Mllllatures FnddV 9-2 P. M. tO\\n Fnday, 93 P m Sd JACOBSEN Ir.lwn mower 21 CAP FOR ~maJl Ford pick up II 530 P m and Satulddy, lOa m -4 p m 176BOE JEFFERSO"l turday 95 r:.elfpropelled, $150 882 37B1 $150 Aftel b p m 771-5449 SPECIAL EVENT - Bnng Dun<.dn Phyfe dmlJ1gloom set 155BI Sherwood m l"raser,1 Near FIl>her l\ldny gredt ':sARAGE SALE - 22777 (h G E relngel ator, white ex REFRIGERATOR 19B2, yOU!camera an d haveaplc, ma ogany), l>ecrelary, near Masolllc/Haye~ 296 Iteml> lamp r:.ofd l>leeper Lrngemdnn Sl Clair IIhitI.', Seal s, 193 cubiC ure dken WIth Unc Ie Sam b00kcases, r:.erver, F renc h 1414 or 777-oB69_____ stove flrepldce l>et bike cellent condilloll, ~200 01 I t L' t \" P d k h b d Shores Sdlurday Septem best olfer 882-3781 $425 225 3555 before 'j p m dfter the [',as .,arren ar. e!> s ma ogdny I.' room SALE _ 10779 Duprey, be lronnte, drdpel>, pIur:.much ber 21 9 4 aBl 1891 ade Sunda), ~eptember l>el l>ofdtable Idrge bredk tween Morang and Moross more' BICYCLE - Men l>26' , three 22nd fI ont tdble deskl> cdmel ..,--0- :-:-::--::-:::--::::---:-;-- INOIAN VILLAGE - Yard speed EnglJ!>h, excellent REDWOOD PdtlO furmture, _ back ~ola, \\Inghdck chall s Fnday and Saturday, 94 GARAGE SALE - TOyl> hke sdle, sept 21st & 22nd mdny condItion $50 B82-8188 $75 I oil top de~k, pine, $199 OR!G! I\lAL HEAVY duty PTHltngraph) equlpmenl new, furlllture, wdl>her IudI.'d bed couch, eal th tone exercycle, $l:;O Pollenex dnllque Queen Anne dmlng pallO block~, PICDlCtdble <.!othlllg, ml!>cellaneuul> dntlquer:. and houl>ehold SATURDAY-SUNDAY ~,l1e 1.'0101'0,$Hl9 Blll-8865 WhIrlpool foot bath WIth room table dnd 4 chall s, back packs, Coleman stove, Items FI ee coffee Sdtur IIems, 9-5pm 297llroquOls Bcdroom set, !<'teber ,('I IWIDjetl>, ~l5 Alrno,t new \'lctor.:m sof::l :md ::! m:Jt IUllIlIUI<:, [,,11 !AJ,h", ,,:,,,.In,, J,,), 9 :;!J n, 201(,wr:C:Js'cr J ,F:NNOI\1BLOCK SALE DINETTE ~ET With SWivel I tables and lamps Call \I eek beIge and white carpetIng, chll1g chalr~ mahogdny roaster toboggan HELEN fO CANTON GARAGE S'\LE - Inclu('mg Iy after 12 noon 881 14% chdlrs, <.ouch, 2 chdlr~, bed 9 10' x13' WIth paddlllg, $95 chest With vamty and bench,' TOYS, NEW kldd) books, drt, September 21, 9 d m loom l>et Best olfer BB4 Utility hdngmg mll'ror, 26"x Antique Loul!> XV French BIG YARD sale - Thurl>day, cralt, \leavIng, !>choolltems Anllques wllecllblel> Drexel pille hutch b odk REFRIGERATOR - Wald!> bill 18", $15 Stamed glass Will- loveseat, pair of French Friday and Saturday 11427 pnnts posters fabriCS fen IurllltUi e Je\l eln fUl chalr~ dnllque ted (dlt 17 cubIC foot, brolIn, $100 dOlII',25"x35", $95 Schwmn commodes, Chippendale Waybuln 9 a 01-5 pm Clng collectibles Saturday oak bed cham) lable~ lamp" hou!>e\\dI'el> l't <. After 6 pm, 885 -1365 EXPECTING'I VelY shghtly SaLLIlciaI onll 4,\ m I pill used ma termty clothes child's bIke seat $10 Ladles camel bdck loveseats, Sundd), IU~ 918-1HaverhIll copper/brdl>r:. to~s arl HOUSE SALE 513 \\ ashlnglon ANTIQUE POOL table, Kilng from Saks B86-568I \lhlte Ice skates, sIze B, $8 I mahogany execuhve desk Detlolt north of 194 - IIel>l Magnus chord organ converllble rail by BI uns Call 521--1889 \ 3 x5 ), knee hole de~k SATU RDAY -.:o;.:.f,..:W.;.h:.:;l:.:;tl:.:;le;.:.I I cedar chel>l gldssware- GARi\GE SALE - bdb\ wick, exceptIOnal bras~ bird TWO COLONIAL lovesedts - Ilems <.hlldren, c1olhe, fur red, white and blue checked SEWING MACHINE wlth- 122 XH' ) SEPTEMBER 21st BIG BLOCK sale on Green!> llrepla<.e l>creen1dndlrOnl> cage, v. all mount 6 x51_ 882 5622 9 a m .6 p 01 boro off WhittIer, lJel\\ een brdsl> log bdl>kel toob lJItu!e 20lIODamllJdn Jldl $375/both 247 5323 best offer 88H830 886.7975ca bmet, gooct condILion,$30 BATHROOM CABiNET, v. ODd 911 NOTTINGHAM 1-94and Kelly September 21 Illes IJodel, Llolhmg pel \\ ood, FllOd\ "dlul 25" COLOR console TV, $200 MOVING' Motorcycle Honda _I tone, 31", SInk, mediCIne GROSSE POINTE PARK dnd 22,9 a m till? blkel> rallldate Sundd) dd~ II 5 350, 7' slate Valley pool or best offer, ap Thursday, September 19, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS llC 'CAIlS fOR SAlE - Page Ten-C 11A. CAllS fOil SAlE - , 11 CARS FOR SAlE - G.M 311 AUCTIONS/ESTATE liD ANTIQUES FOR SAlE lMC CHRYSLEIl 811 AUCllOMSIESTAH II. AUCTIONS/ESTA n IC. MUSICAL INSTIlUMENTS 1981OLDS Omega Brougham SALES . 79 HORIZON - Automatic, SalES SALES 19 - all', low mIleage, excel- Fon THE SERIOUS FURl'aTURE reftmshed, Ie. ALL AUTO ADS radials, new brakes, 67,000 HARTZ HOUSEHOLD lent condition, extras 839- ESTATE SALE ORGANIST paIred, stnpped, any type o( OUT OF GROSSE mIles, AM/FM, ruslproofed, ACCENT II camng Free estimates, 1421 Beautiful Duncan Phyfe dmmg SALES 01 very clean $1,850 822-9741 Fme clas"le gdn" wIlh full POINTE AREA MUST ESTATE SALE! set \I Ith bredkfront 1930" pedd!!> and mdnuJb New 4748953 1980 CITATION - 4 door, 1978 DODGE Aspen S E - power steerlllg/bl'akes, IIvmg room "el old \\ood 1965 STANHOPE and u"ed by Allen Baldwm BE PREPAID!!! fUll', runs well - Mt Clemen~- GROSSE POINT!': WOODS ANTIQUE show and sale 318 Bod) automatiC, crUise, atr, real "ettee; Old bedroom set Hammond dnd Wurhtwr, Verv reliable car With only FndJy - SalurdJY, September off Mack tO\\drd~ Harpel Somerset Mall, Troy GROSSE POINTE delrost, new tlres, Zlebart hJ~ dres"er \llth 3 section from $I,2B8 to $9,000, )our 60,000Ilule" $120001' best of- 20 list 9 30 a m Sofa, lude betll een 7 & 8 1\llle Hd September 19th through NEWS cd very dean $2 295 B85 mil 1'01'Other 1l11~celldneou:> chOlce of 16 umt" at "die fer 882.5067 a !x'd, dining room set \llth furl1lture odd dnd ends FJUDA Y &. SATU HD:\ l' 22nd, durlllg mall hours OHl3 pnce" 1983 ALLIANCE - power 111. CAliS fOil SALE - 6 needlepoint cham" chlnJ Smdll dpphdnces, oldel 10 Al\l'; PM Smllev Bros I\1U"lCCo ~teenng/brake~, AM/FM/ fOliO 1979CHEVETTE, manudl, re CJbmet, Sideboard, mirror freeler elnd electnc drver 5510 \Voodwdrd, Detl'OIt FOR cassette, 27,000 miles B85 cent tires, exhaust, shocks, \I Ith console, end table~ Thl., charnllng home ISfull 01 XR Decor B'lIId "d\1 i DeltJ), wood tool 875.7100 5899 979 COUGAH clutch A~kmg $1,550 779- thdll", IIall cablnet~, smJ \I goodIes The furmture I~Col CLASSIFIED ADS group Anzond CdI', $2 800 boxe", Idl ge \ I"C toob tool BOSENDOFEll, ne\l, 170, 197b JEEP, good condItIOn, 7950 ext 416 desk, complete bedroom ~et benth, ,a I'd tools "nO\1 omal <;tyle We Jre featunng CALL 882-6900 82.1 5778 lamps, many tool~, \I ark $16,900, Bo"endofer, new, new top 964-2121day;" 822- OLDSMOBILE 1982,Regency blo\\ el lent ~dturd,l\ Sep furmture for 11\ mg room and 98l CAPHI (j~, 5 Ilter, rust bench lod,er T V "tereo dllllllg room, end tdbles, up 200, $9,700 StelllwJ. v Ham 955Gevemng" 98,4 door Mu~t sell - have tembel 21 9 4 P m I?l4.! AI burg, B 7 ne\\ $21,000 b44 1£. OffiCE EQUIPMENT proofed sun roof, IHr€ new car delivery, excellent dehumidIfier, c\.erc:y cle blon (We"t of Hoover off b hobtered furlllture d drop 198J ALLIANCE LUTIlted - 4 loaded -1 ~peed Vlctonan furmlul c lovelv 738b \\ heel; condItion ongmal owner \tlle I Ab,oluteh no le ~--" Page Eleven.C1 Thursday, September 19, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS 13 REAt ESTA TE 13 ilEal ESTATE - 13 AUl ESUTE 11 D FOI\EIGN CAliS .11C CARS FOR SALE 110 fOREIGN tARS 12 ROATS AND MOTORS GENERAL GENERal GENEIIAl lIe CARS FOR SALE All OTHHI G.M GM All OTHE" 1976 VOLVO 242 - 4 speed, 1983 SUBARU GL - "door, OUR "new" 1962Cape Dorhey 49 BELLE MEADE GROSSE POINTE SCHOOLS 1980 CITATION, 4 speed, 1980 CHEVETTE, 60,OOC AM/FM, $2,900 776.8982 37,000 mIles, LOADED 30' Ketch sail boat IS at the 1978Colomal, 4 bedrooms, den. Four bedroom, 2 full baths, central air, 2 ear garage, Wol. power brakes, power !>teer. miles, 4 door, stick shift, after 6 p m $8,500/best 773.3508 Grosse Pomte Yacht Club family room. 3 bath::., fml,h mamzed deck, parl1ally furmshed basement, formal 109, AM/FM stereo, air, very good condition $1,500 MERCEDES 1974 _ 450 SEL, and for sale at saCrifice due cd basement v.lth bath dmmg room Natural fireplace All ne .... storms and good condition, $1,850 882 1980 VW Rabbit - excellent 773.5225 tull power, leather, sun roof, to three years devastating Large professlOnaIl) land screen" ongmal owners, clean, clean priced In 60'<; 4501 condition, AM/FM, air good condItIOn 886.3126 health problems Priced at scaped site $295,000 881 1968 CADILLAC, second $2,600 or best 521.8031 afler Re/Max ProfeSSIOnals I, Ask for Greg Kurzhals - 1978 FIREBIRD Formula, one owner, $675 or best offer $49,950 or best offer Mrs R 4838 evenmgs weekends 9799000 owner, Ziebart, air, $2,500 Ask for Dave, 882-8268 5 DATSUN 300 ZX DIgital - 886.3361 " 1979 VW Convertible - 30,000 Low mIleage, T.tops, perfect 1-:-..;..:..:------, IRIVIERA Terrace Club - St 881.4446 conditIOn, rustproofed, CHRIS CRAFT Conme 30 Clair Shores by lake 2 bed. LOCH MOOR 1978 CHEVETTE, aIr, stereo, onglnal miles $6,500 fIrm BUICK Skyhawk 1979 - one sport package, good condl' wmter stored 884-7834, after hardtop, twm 185h P , sWim rooms, 2 baths, dpphances, REDUCED/BY OWNEH 9794609 owner, V-6, automatiC, air, tlOn $875 527 7546 5 pm platfOlm, stereo, new can centrdl air, balcony, car Hedtmg cO!>tsand taxes are lower becau::.e thiS grand home MERCEDES 1975' ~ 300D - all vas, new Bilge pump, ex. port c1ubhou~e pool extras, Ziebal t, $2,450/offer 1981 CITATION coupe Auto has the space v.here It counts Paneled study, large 774.0748, 885.1093 service records, excellent 1981 KELMARK G T Feraffl cellE'nt condition 821-£039 $59,900 After 0, 77l 9232 family room, garden room, pnvate patIO, four bedrooms malic, air High miles, ex condItIOn, fanal1cally cared look.ahke, cassette, Ken. CAMARO, 1978,1 owner, good wood speakers, show room VIKING Sportflsherman CO OP <\PARTl\IENTS two and a half bath.> Perfect floor plan for entertamment cellent condition 7780811, for Must see r Asking $6,500 condItion $2,3OO/best 882 Three car garage $249,900 882 9806 Ml-7062 881-2931 conditIOn, $7,500 882-7012 35', 1978,350 h P crUlsaders, 8794 after 4 Raytheon radar, depth HARPERI;\lORANG AREA 1985 FLEETWOOD D'Ele PORSCHE !"It;1Convertible - 1980 HONDA Accord hatch fwder, synchrOnizer. 2 VHF 1 bedl oom, dpphdIlC(", Cdl pet 1977 CAPRICE - 4 door, 350 gance, loaded, new car In very rare Fully U SIegal back, AM/FM stereo, 5 radIOS, hailer enclosed 109, 10\\ mamtendnC(' dlr V-8, full power, very good Must sell $17,500 885 5299 One owner, good Invest speed, sharp, $3,100 or best Blmlm top, AM/FM stereo condltLOnl'J NEW ON MARKET conditIOn, $1,650 774-0747 1968 CADILLAC convertible ment One year old, won't offer 882 ~557 casselle player for fly 651 WASHINGTON ROAD 1966 CUTLASS Converllble, Sharp, excellent condItIOn conSider trade, runs smooth, bndge Aqua temp reverse lI<\HPER/WlltTTIEH AHEA stored wlllters, $2,900 or best Must see $2,650 331 2057 absolutely no rattles, llE. ANTIQUE - SHOW CAliS cycle dlr condilioner/heater 1 bedroom dpphances air offer 778 7562 1977 OLDS Regency 98, fully !>queak::.01' lust Perfect con. Recently professlOnally de. condlllonel ~PdCIOUSroom~ 1968 JAVELIN Sports Coupe FOUl bedroom tv. 0 dnd d haH bdth bl'lLk COIOllldl pllme 1976 ROYALE Delta Oldsmo- dltlon BUIlt to Idst a hfe corated mtenor, mcludmg 10\1mdlntendllLe, n(' Thursday, September 19, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twelve-C 161. AOOI'T A PET ~ 19. MOVING AND STORAGE ' 13 ilEAL ESTATE - 13E NORTHEIIN HOMES 15 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 13 RUl (STlll 13 IIUt (STlH 11 "Ut (SUIt ~lltUl , GUEllAl MOVERS WORLD :. GENtftAl GtNEIIAl GA YLOUD - J. 000 square BEAUTY SALON. very at. ANIMAL HOSPITAL ~H'E:'\ ~l \)) \ Y 25 PIIIllI' (lJ.Haul Company, Inc ) LUXURIOUS" aterfrol\t h\. ML'S,\,St-:U h' ,~tk "",l,\h' teet l'xel'utlve lakefront tractive, estabhshed fOI Ddl'ltng htlle blue-gre~ LAKESHORE Village Condo lI.'.1 lit )).'11'011, Itolth of Every ~ervlce aVdllable for 10- S5~ ,5"", \~ t "'~'t" \\ ..\luh" ,'onlelllporar) home near over 20 years In Grosse 12-week old male killen He - Can't say enough about mg mcludmg ~' boal\\ell \h'I'\\.~ 1'1l9t, :\Idlhll.\ I \),)d \\ '''.xi,. l~l::l \\;\'\\1\(.'(\ "t ...,t l\!IchJ\\ ye 90', 517-732-90\16 Pomte fOI sale Excellent 10 \\as abandoned on the callnlra.lnter state movmg this unmnculatel\' reno. Fantastic VieW 01\ Clmtol\ I ,,,,,Ill In Id. bUllg,IIUII 21hlll Free eS!lmates Call Easl 1'1.""1\\ hnd. \."\11..'(\1.\1 ~,.II' I cation Owner retll'lng ,lreets A real sweethe.llt l.lted end Ulllt to\i nhouse, R1\ er LIJ,..urlous :! bed ll.llh' I lull b,\lh Illl\;,hl'd TllimE I:IEDHOOM Sports Jefferson !\1ovlllg dnd rooms, 2 bathroom. fire' l/. I, Page Thlrtean.C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, September 19, 1985 , 20H CEMENT lIND URICK 20J. WINOOW WASHIHG lOP WAfEllPIlOOFING ZOH 'AIHTlHGIDECOIIATlNG • GIDECOftATlNG WORK 20E. HOME IM'1l0VEMEHT 20r ROOFING SERVICE 20E HOME IM,1I0VEMENT -- - ._ .. ------INTERlORS PAINTr\;G \\dllpaperl'lg, K.WINDOW HAROLD CA'PIZZO CONST. WHIRLPOOL bath tub close HADLEY HOME BY DON & LYNN \\dJl wJohmg Sl.'llOr cIlJten CHAUVIN MODERNIZATION I CLEANING out, big discount Boone .Husband.Wlfe Team dl"lounlo Jdn HI.J d757, BASEMENT Cabmets, 882-9247 IMPROVEMENT CEMENT CONTRACTOR M.T. CHARGOT 'Wallpapenng KJth, 771 9ill9 COMPANY ALL TYPE OF WATERPROOFING • Allics & Porch Enclosures INC. .Pamtmg -L ,- Storms, screens, gutters, CEMENT WORK DONE RIGHT BUILDING CO. COMPLETE • • : alumll1um cleaned Insured 10 YEAR GUARANTEE PERSON ALLY DESIGNED • AdditIons & KItchens .Metlculous $9 00 SING • Walks. Drives • Porches • CommerCial BUlldmgs ROOFING SERVICE .Insured Free estimates • PatIos • Waterproofing LICENSED INSURED * Kitchens - Attics COMMERCIAL & * Basements - Porches JIM SUTTON .Over 20 Years ExpCllence ROLL 882.0688 • Pre-cast Steps TONY 885.0612 1077 Brvs Dllve RESIDENTIAL • Tuck Pomtmg * Bathrooms - Rec Rooms Tear-off 885-2633 (U~t(J1ll pdll11mg cu"IOl11pldo SPECIALIZINCr 111reSidential TU-l 2942 ' TU2-2436 (We have a new numbel I • Chimney Repair CHARLES F JEFFREY Outdoor deck environments Reshmgle It'llng DI ~\\ dll - ne\\ / I SprIng and F dll change. CUSTOM CRAFTED • No Job too small 882.1800 Hot Tar It IMll over 5 years 111 Powtes 882 * Cabinets - Formica BARKER Free Estimates • Basement Waterproofing CONTRACTORS Roll Roofmg EL GRECO'S 777 -1595 63411 * Woodworkmg-trlm work MASTERPIECF: PAI\'II\G 779-8427 886.Q899 • Underpm footings ModernIzatIOn. Alterations • Vents -1'-"-1 \-'-1'I-\-(-J' InleJ 1m /extellOI ---~D~B~A~J~{~H---22 Years Experience * Replacement Wmdows Intenor-extellOr E\pellenu.' • Cracked or caved-m walls AdditIOns. Family Rooms • Gutters 1'_ xpellenlul retel enleo CLEA;\lIl\G SEHVICJ<:S * Interior - ExterIOr Doors m repalflng crJcko ddlndg - Llcensed- • 10 year guarantee Kitchens & Recred tlOn Repairs "l'dver ~ 11112lJll()(J !:lECO!\'D GENl':RATIO;\l FULLY LICENSED AND ed plasler, fddmg pedlllg Licensed Insured Areas LIcensed and Insured : \\lDdo\\s calpet, \\alJ CALANDRA INSURED 886-0520 paml Pohte "erl'lCe ~er~ COLLE(;E Pdlnter mter- \\dshll1g, gUileI'!> upholster) I RID.A.LEAK GENERAL HOME REPAIR JA:'IIES BARKER II Waterproofmg 886-5044 reasonable rdle~ Fl ee JOl~ dnd e\tenOl" Flee floors cleJned and waxed CONSTRUCTION Free Estimates - 882-6842 JOHN D. SIMON estlmateo __t',,_tl_lll_d_le_\_I_lh_ea22 0048 I hJrd\\uod II00 I'!>l..Iedned and • Garage ralsmg & fram10g • Cracks, Floor leaks LETO BUILDING CO l • Cement dnveways • Block Walls Repaired HADLEY HOME 778-1028- 773.6986 ~L 'ILl'! I -lI,dl - p.J1l111l1g pd"le \\dxed SINCE 1911 Roofmg, Caulkmg, 884.7220 Inlt'IIOI e\tellOr DALE 77711497 • P(,rches, tuck pomtmg • All work guaranteed CUSTOM BUILDING Quallty 10 material and IMPROVEMENT Weatherstrlppmg, Repairs DIVISion of (Iedtllc Alll"t ,pell,J!hh Il'pdll \\ 01" GROSSE POINTE fireman • Licensed & Insured REMODELING ....orkmanshlp INC. LICENSED - INSURED PAINTING - InterIOr ex gUdldlllc.t'd -leleltlKc" v.IIIdo\\mdo\\' washlllg 821' 777-2280 REC ROOMS tenor, pla!>ler repall te\ IIt'lt,tJl1ldtt" lIhUll'<\ 2984 Licensed & Insured COMPLETE REMODELI;\lG KITCHENS CASHAN ROOFING tured cellll1gs paper hang ,John l2bb'ilo JOSEPH R,L. STREMERSCH' SERVICE 882-3222 WI:-'DOW \\ dshlng Spnng- Kitchens Baths HOT ROOFS Ing and removal 774 8U98 \1Ir.1', ~ P \1 \ 1I,G 468.7069 BASEME;-';T rYCLONE FENCE speCialist, Fdll changeover For fast, WATEHPROOFI:'-:G AdditIOns-POI ches Commerclal- Resldenl1al 11\1l'1101Lxtenol nedt, rehdble service Call Attlc/Rec Rooms free estimate ~o Job too Year-round servICe GROSSE POINTE Walls Repaired \\ ,I1lpJpellI1g ~peclJhllllg In II 7748098 A.R, CODDENS Alummum Sldmg/Tnm small, odd size gates 772- Shingles and Repairs PAINTER'S INC Straightened Iepdll" l[)(j,e plaster, lrdcks CEMENT Gutters/Down Spouts 5009 Work Guaranteed peellng pJlI1t \undo\\sl 201C, TILE WOIlK RepTaced Storm W,nd<)\\<;/Doors ------Tn<"re-r1 RR/; ~?<1~ Pamtmg - mterwr l'Xl'llllf ~ , ""',,1\ron I All Work Guaranteed PUlll\..-u ..UIU ...... CONTRACTOR Roofmg/ShwgleslHot Tar EASTVU:W paper hangmg dnd pdnellllg Hed'OI\,!ll!e price" dnd PAUL'S TILE CO Family Busmeso for 60 }ears H84-7139 Alummum Sldmg and Free eolundtb cheel fuJlI Installers of ceramic and GROSSE hone,l I{elerence" • New and repair work AMERICAN Gutter Cleamng ALUMINUM gIVen Licensed and In~1II (dll 777.8081 dl1\ tllne mosaic tile quarry, pavers, • No Job 100 small Fences/Repairs of all kmds POINTE'S ed and marble Svstems for • Driveways and porches BASEMENT Licensed and Insured VINYL INC. 8829234 WALLPAPER heavv trafflc or' contmuouo our speCialty 886.Q520 underwater exposure • Patios WATERPROOFING FINEST RAINBOW REMOVAL Lo\\ Pnce, Free E!>llmdle~ 17301Mack near Cadieux WORK GUARANTEED • Chimneys EASTLAND \J1 \\ 011, GUJI "nleed • Sldll1g • Trim CUSTOM BY JEFF 822 7137 824 1326 • Waterpoof1Og ALUMINUM Complete roofing & gutter, • ( lI~lom PdIntIng \lso Llcen"ed Inoured • Seamless Gutters' Doors • VIOlatIOns repaired PRODUCTS maintenance 1 DECORATING • 1.0\\ R.lleo 20M. ASPHALT WOftK • Wmdows • Roofmg Roofs, Caulked & Repaired • Painting 775-2927 CALL ANYTIME BOB 526.9288 779 )213 C & J ASPHALT Suimg, tnm, roofmg, seamless • Awmngs • Shutters Gutters Cleaned • Staullng 886.5565 gutters, storm doors and • Porch Enclosures ReSidential & CommerCial I • Wallpapenng COMPLETE PAINTING Pavmg Ine R.R. CODDENS wmdows, railings, alumi- • Wrought Iron INSTANT SERVICE • Free Esllmdte" AND DECORATING CommerCial parkmg loto, re ESTABLISHED 1924 num shutters, porch enclos- • Glass & Screen Repair ALL WORK GUARANTEED 9 4, Monday Fndd\ I\;TEIUOR - EXTEHIOI{ pall', sealcoatmg and strip- R.L. STREMERSCH \11 types of basement ....ale!'- CEMENT CONTRACTOR ures Free courteous esti- • VISit Uur Showroom ROOFING SPECIALIST Wdllpdpenng pmg Resldent131 driveways I proal IIlg 15years guarantee • 20 Yrs 792-6346 REFEBE~CES Owner/Supervisor Free Cement References 886.5;65 mates 775-2802 Driveways Office/Showroom • Insured GROSSE POINTE I{ALPB HOTH 886 8248 estimates Also concrete 527-5616- 881-1060 dnveways Patios 20Q. PLASTEII WORK 29315 Harper ROOFS and DECKS BrIckwork S C S 774-0460 CONTRACTORS MICHAEL'S CALL ANYTI.ME 20F. 1I00FlfjG SEIIVICE GUTTERS and 773-8087 Basement Waterprooflllg GORDON BLACKWELL. DOWNSPOUTS EXPERT WALLPAPEHI,,\G PAINTING & tdllored repdlr", crJck!> ABSOLUTE PROFESSIONAL gutter ser- INSTALLATION OF ALL AL'S ASPHALT Steps Gutlers Cleaned and Flushed Tuck POIntmg ellmlnJted Red~ollable' vice Sldll1g and trim, roof TYPES OF WALLCOVERI='1G REFINISHING PAVING COMPANY MAINTENANCE New and Repair Work No Job too small Guaranteed 20year!>Gro5~e repairs Reasonable Reli- 101 Paving, seaJcoatmg and exca- • Pamtmg - Intenor/Exterior Licensed and Insured 885-8155 Intel Extenor Service I POll1te ('lean and prompt able I do my own work Free estImates • Carpet cleanmg • \\ all/ ADVANCE MAINTENANCE PdInllllg vatlOn ReSidential and com a21 7051 293-9242 LICENSED & INSURED FREE ESTIMATES anLIqulllg and vdrlll!>hmg, merclal Guaranteed quali- SPECIALIZING IN wmdow washmg • tuck 17319East Warren INSURED 884-9512 stnpplllg and stall1l11g ty workmanship at reason PLASTERING and Drywall pOlntmg • landscaping • JOH N WI LLiAMS _Michael Satmary J[ DRIVEWAYS AND Nell Squires 757-0772 885-5813 Complete Kitchen refinIshing dble rates Free Estlmateo • 372-9063• EXPERT REPAIRS Free Estimates - 885 3230 STATE LICENSED AND BASEMENT 882-6775 MELIN'S PAINTING PLASTERING And Drywall GUTIERS InterIOr & ExterIOr INSURED REFERENCES WATERPROOFING repairs Texturmg andstuc- HEDEMARK Patchmg, Pla!>termg WALLPAPER 281-0626 291-3589 KELLY BUILDING CO. ROOFING 884-7139 co Insured Pete Taormma, D C KELLY BUILDER Stucco, Varl1lshll1g REMOVAL Pendolino's 469-2967 • Quality Remodehng ROOFING CO. SMALL JOBS Wmdow Glazmg & Caulkmg GRAZIO WaJlpapermg BY TIM Asphalt Seal SPECIALIZING In repairs • Andersen Replacement 774-9651 CONSTRUCTION Clean, prompt service Ref- Windows and Doors LICENSED AND Wallpapering Sale In home • Low Rates Coating Free Estimates • Best Price" Around • Cement drive, floors, patios erences Free estimates • AdditIOns of all types ROOFING REPAIRS from Will seaJcoat & INSURED $25 Gutters repaired and Reasonable PrIce 771 4007 • Old garages raised and 824-4465 • Custom Garages patch your cleaned Expenenced Ref- Referencps, Good \\ ork renewed driveway for SUPERIOR PLASTERING 882.3463 REPAIRS AND erences Seaver's 882-0000 WHITEY'S • New garage doors and MELIN 759-5099 less With AND PAINTING CO LICENSED & INSURED I • \\dll Papenng reframmg REROOFING FALL ROOFING SALE quality work- • New garages bUilt Wet plastermg and dry wall ALUMINUM VINYL Sldmg Save on renewals or repairs KARM'S • Intenor Pall1tlllg manship Re repair Cement.stucco • Red<;ondble Pnce" Family operated since 1962 tnm, gutters, roofmg, storm -Flat Roofs- Flat or shmgled roofs, first PAINTING SERVICE sldentlal, LIcensed and Insured repair and luck-pomtlng doors, wmdows, free est! 500sq ft mstalled $199,bas • Good Work commerCial Exterior pamtmg In-\ -Shll1gles- Licensed and Insured • Call - no Joh too small mates Call Joe 886-218b ed on 1,000 square feet Intenor and Extenol Free esti- 774.3020 772.1771 sured, references available Tom McCabe -Tiles and Slate- SpeCials on alummum or gal Dry Wall & Plaster Hepdlr 774-0414 mates I "HUNT" vamzed gutters Free rool CHAS. F. JEFFREY 885-6991 Wood fImshll1g, wallpapenng 881-2477 MASON CONTRACTOR Home Improvement Co consultmg Call anytime, 11\ 1EIUOH A:\D exlenor Custom Sheet Metal Glazll1g - Caulkmg 886.5870 LICENSED - INSURED 20R FUIlNITUIlE IIEPAIRI No Job Too Small 245-0507 Free estImates, reference;, pallltll1g and pdperhdngmg • Bnck • B\ock • lOtone For Quahty Work Fabflcatlon Red"onab1e rate", 30 yearl; ZON. CEMENT aND .'IICK • Cement Work IIU""""\I'''\:. r ~,,_R,..Y.J~AM1D.? 777-2468 BOB'S UPHOLSTERY -25% Low PrIces , I , " expenence Hay Barnowsk), WORK _. • Waterproofll1g Free Eshmates ROOFING 172-2392alter b p m off already low prices Local PAINTERS LUIGI-F • Tuck Pomtmg references' Hours . 8 to 6 882-7350 Re-Roofmg l' \1 "JTING - \\ Jllpdpenng • Pallos of any kmd Monday thru Saturdays, SERVED EUROPEM, E"leJlent \\ 01 k, reasonable CEMENT WORK PORCHES AND ALL BRICK 17637East Warren 20E. HOME IM'1l0VEMENT Tear Offs 881-8846 Bob McVey, 17426 APPRENTICESHIP I dte" Call Boh Rlll-7l21, 1lll2- WORK A SPECIALTY Repair Good Work on nght pnce Harper, bet ....een Cadieux & VentllatlOn Interior-ExterIOr Speclallzmg OBI7 Ne\\ dnd Repair Work 882-1800 Morang Speclahzmg m quality custom work at affordable prices Year Round Service In repairing damaged 1'<\1\ TEJVHand)mdn-local plaster, dry-wall and cracks Dnve garage Ral!>lI1g I'URNITURE refllllshed, I'e- DORMERS • ADDITIONS • ATRlUMS Area references Semor rei:>ldent.lnd references, free Walks. Steps. Porches' J.W, KLEINER peeling pamt, wmdow pult~ paired, stripped, any type of • SCREENED PORCHES cItizens discount Free e,tlmdte~ Expert \\ork Free Form PatIO CEMENT CONTRACTOR mgandcaulkmg \\allpdpel I cdlllng Free e,tlmates KITCHENS. BATHROOMS estimates Licensed and \ldl1 Bat ai l-l Tuck POIntmg & Chimney CEMENT - BRICK - STONE mg All wor\.. dnd mdtenal • RECREATION ROOMS msured Baoement Waterproofmg PatIOS, walks, porches, guaranteed Reasonable ~ • WOOD DECKS. COMPLETE JOB START 778-0900 201. WALL WASHIHG Free Estimates steps, dnveways TO FINISH - LARGE OR SMALL Semor cltlleno dIscount Flagstone repair - Grosse POinte retel ence~ K-:\I>\Ir, TE\ANCE Compdny I 294-6449 Tuck pOlntll1g, patchmg \\ JII \\ d"hlllg, floor cleamllg Licensed. Bonded ALTERATIONS - Moder- R.D. PRIEST BUILDERS, INC. Free Estimates WATERPROOFING nization, all building needs John 776-9439, Anytime dnd \\axlI1g Free esllmates REASONABLE concrete re- --rough to f.msh in all trades GROSSE POINTE 881.8019 AERO SPECIALIZING IN QUALITY PAINTING 882-0688 pdlrs Tuck pOIntll1g,crdcks GUY DE BOER ROCHESTER 652-2255 SERVICE sealed, Iron rallll1gi:>,lllstall SMALL JOBS ROOFING GfWSSE 1'01'~TE flremdn ed Seaver'" 882.1)001) LICENSED MASTER REMODELERS INTERIOR- \\ III do \\ dll washmg 82~- FREE ESTIMATES • RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL LICENSED 881.6651 885.4624 COMPANY EXTERIOR 2'JH4 TESTA CEMENT Expert roof repairs, 20 years profe"slOnal \\ \LL Wd!>hII1g,nedt, reliable CO., INC. 882.0717 experience sel \ Ice Reasondble I'dte~ ~ervlng The Pomte,> DECKS Shingles - slate MATT FLETCHER For 111Yedr!> RYAN '(J)lLlllIIllJ IHJ DZIE@ - tile. Flat roofs For tree e"tlmdles 774.8098 NICHOLAS J. KAUTEN 4151 Buckmgham 886 6102 Dnve\\dYi:> garage fI0 01''; , CONSTRUCTION and Il \ \D DONE prole.!>slonal patIOs porche.!> CARPENTRY ALUMINUM SIDING' PAINTING All surfdce" pre "f'r\ \l..ednd rc"ults 5 )ears Cement and Block Work gutter work, pared properly Pla<;ter and LlC =lB560 INS Dnves - Patios - Floors REFINISHING m POlnle~ 8H2b3-l,~ Free e!>LImates All work guaranteed dry\\all v.ork Wallpaper II Seawalls - Decks 798.8920 removal and hangmg For 881-1016 Garage bUilt or raised L!('Ef\:SED I:'IlSlJHED * 10 YR. GUARANTEE * Licensed and free Estimates, ProfeSSIOnal profeSSional results 1\_ K W!i,DOW CLEA ~ER I CO~CRETE repaIrs Tuck insured. Work, Licensed and Insured •Aluminum Washing & Waxing 882-6348 <;en Ice on otorm, dnd SlTeens POInting, steps, seals, pat- AL.BERT D. THOMAS FALL SPECIAL Free e,ll Free estllnle" I che!> Experienced, neat, 778.4271 469-1694 INC, Brick Cleaning & Sandblasting mates ProfeoslOnal \\ ood I red~onable Seaver's 882 CONTRACTORS, INC 371.6572 reflmshmg \\ alipaperIng 775-1690 20P. WATEftPIlOOFING UUOO We are general contractors OUR PROFESSIONALISM OFFERS: plaster repair, elc 8l'! )8)l GEORGE (LillI~; BRICK REPAIRS, porches, JACK WILLIAMS One call takes care of all • Quality Workmanship 20G. CAR'ET CLUNING 778-8321 \\ I\DO\\ CL :'.:A:-.II:-.IG fireplaces, chlmne}s - 35 your bUilding-remodeling FOREST PAINTING1 SERVICE ) ears experience 776-4529, WATERPROOFING problems, large or small. • Customer Satisfaction V BARR & CONST. CO l~ YE \RS 1:\ THE POI,TES 777 8352 CLEANING SERVICES and WALL REPAIR TU 2.0628 • Pride With 16 Years Experience Speclahzmg m 372-3022 ANDY'S l\i!ASONRY AND *PROPER METHODS OF SECOND GENERATION WATERPROOFING ONL Y CARPENTRY.waterdamage Wmdo\~s, carpet \\all • Wallpapermg D WI ....DO\\- CLEANING CO CHIMt\:EY REPAIR *BUCKLED BASEMENT repaired Roofmg, pamtmg \\ashmg gutters uphol- • P a I n tin g - I n I e r lor I I Storms and screens, ahlm- All masonry, bnck, water- 775-5770 WALLS REPAIRED, gutters Experienced refer- Exterior IllUm and gullers cleaned proofing repairs, Speclaliz- ~CE~SED ~ INSURED sten floors cleaned and I ences Seaver's, 882-0000 _a= • Any RepaIrs Pla"tenng I Free e<;llmales Lowest 1l1g In tuck pomtmg and STRAIGHTENED A;\lD v.axed. ha rd\\ ood floors cleaned and paste v.axed • Carpentr)-Rl'modelmg I pnce, In the Pomte,; "mall Jobs Licensed, Insur- BRACES CARPENTER - Small and * NO INJURY TO LAW;\IS DALE 777-8.m Licensed & Insured 1 77l 0'i2'i 777 1329 ed Reasonable Free esti- large jobs, 32 years ex- mates 881-0505,882.3006 AND SHRUBS perience Free esllmates. 882-2118 389-27741 20M. 'AINTIN'IOECMAnNG *ALL TYPES OF CON- EXPERT CARPET JACK WILLI.\:\!S I Licensed 527-6656 FERLITO CRETE AND BRICK CONSTRUCTION CO CLEANING GE:\ERAL CONTRI\CTOR I REPAIR CARPE;\ITEH \\orh, paneling, (O\CRETE & BRICK WORK, * All t~pes of cement \\ ork * I\ddltlOn,; rruck Mount ExtractIOn I * 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE partlhons, shelvmg, doors, • DRIVE\\.\Y!:l • PORCHES I IN POINTES * Dn~e\\a\s * Kitchen,; Resldentlal & Commerc\al • P>\TIO~ • STEPS' ETe ~ * PatlOs . * Garage,; LIVING ROO!'! *ALL WORK GUARAN. K8'i0602 TEED (WRITTEN FREE * Bnck &. Block \\ork * Roofmg &. HALL 2750 FurnIture Cleaning HR1CK WORK Small Jobs, I ESTIMATES) PROFESSIOl\AL BASE:\IE:-.IT \\ATERPROOFI,G DAVE TEOLIS 779-0411 tuck pomtmg, Chlmne) , por- 885.0602 BOB DUBE WE STOP LEAKS GCARA;-,TEED Famll} O\\ned & Operated ches vIOlatIOns repaired If no answer call after 3 ()() -PLUMBING and HEATING. Reasonable 886 5565 Licensed Master Plumber" QUALITY WORK-REASONABLE PRICES CAR-UP SERVICES J.W. KLEINER SEWER C1.EA:"JING CARPET CLEANING SPRINKLER REPAIR, ETC L\censed • Bonded. In,ured Basement Waterproofmg Grosse Pomte Woods CI\LL LS ,O~ fOR A f JU'_E E<;TI\1 \TE 13c PER SQLARE FOOT I Sofa S2-l95 I NOA1HERN PAINT COMPANY 886.3897 \\ ork Guaranteed I All Work guaranteed 885-1798 CommerCIal Rates A\allable I Quality Painting LICENSED ACTIVE PL.UMBING FREE. ESTI:\lATES 882.0717 DRAIN & SEWER FinanCing Available EMERGE:\'CY CLEANI:\'G 1 20N. CEMENT AND IIlICK CL.EANING 372-9695 527-0810 I WOIlK 20F. 1I00FIHG SEIIVICE • LEAKY TOILETS 20F. 1I00FINIi SEIlVICE K.CARPET 11..------' • DRIPPING FAUCETS • PLUMBING REPAIRS CLEANING ~R.A~IO • BROKEN SEWERS AND COMPANY WATER-LINES REPAIRED CARPET SPECIALISTS • ELECTRIC SEWER eONSGIRueGIION. IN€. CLEANING 882-0688 • FAST EMERGENCY RESIDENTIAL' COMMERCiAL SHORESIDE Carpet Clean. SERVICE mg, profe'lslOnal carpet DRIVEWAYS' FLOORS • PORCHES • REASONABLE RATES GARAGES RAISED & RENEWED c1eamng Work guaranteed • TELEPHONE :-.lEWGARAGE DOORS & REFRAMING ESTIMAT"b..S Fully Insured Free Estl NEW GARAGES BUILT mates Call 7753450, 24 VISA & MASTER CHARGE Shingles' Flat. Slate • Shake • Gulters • Siding hours LICENSED & INSURED 884.8840 822-0600 CLASSIFIED ADS I n4-3020 688 Peach Tree GPW - Prompt free Estrmates - CAIL l 80u,-f) ~a""'V...,,,"'" 1I 1 .' Thursday, September 19, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fourteen-C 20Z I ANOStAl'lNGI 20T I'lUNlBlltG AND SNOW lIEMOVAI HEATING THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS 1\1AY BE PURCHASED LAWN AND GARDEl'\ FROM THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS DECKARD MAINTENANCE (Stores are listed b~ streel::. and from DetrOit on through PLUMBING CO. • Fall Cleanup the Glosse Pomtes and St Clair Shol es ) • Leaf Remo\ LANDSCAPING DESIGN AND PLANTIr-.G Call Sodding I'JI os Dcl" GMdenlng 882-6900 ~.$ 2...,- .,1.£ ..------WANT AD ORDER FORM-.------...... I I I I ! 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