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20c '.r Copy 32 Pages-Two Sections-Section One VOL. 39-NO. 39 , ..bU.hed •• S.COIld CI... ""-tter 0' th. GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1978 $1.00 'or Yo,.. ,o.t OHlco ot Detroit, Mlchl.. n , ,
B.E Suspect HEADLINES Arrested of the WEEK In Detl"oil As ComplIed by TIle Park Officers Believe GrosIe Pol.nte News Man Is Thief But Await Confirmation: Thursday, September 21 Trustees Approve General Philosophy Statement Chief Praises Work ISRAELI PRIME MINIS- on September 18 Viewing Areas of Respon- of Sgt. James TER Menachem Begin told sbility, Form Committee to Look at Pro- LaPratt an audience of 2,000 Amer. cedures; Educators Agree Issue . ican Jewish leaders that Is- A male s u s pee t, be- ,faeli troops will definitely Is Complicated lieved to be the elusive remain in the West Bank Bv Susan McDonald "cat" burglar who has and the Gaza Strip after the been operating in The five-year' transitional period Since the reign of the old.fashioned truant of- Poinie and surrounding called for in the recent Camp ficer ended many years ago, the job of making communities for the past David summit agreements. sure kids get to class every day has become a com- The summit agreements spe- plicated business for school officials. several months, was ar- rested a this D e t r 0 i t cified that the issue of Is- With teenage auto owner. . raeli presence in those areas apartment on Thursday, ship increasing, high school C e }7 was to be negotiated with kids are more mobile these r,ty oters September 21. by Park the Arabs. Mr. Begin's state- days. More of them want, or Det. Sgt. James LaPratt ment indicated that his mind need, to work, and try to Neff and a team of detectives was already made up on the shorten their school day to Okay , from Detroit's 15th Pre- issue. take a job. cinct, Conner Sta:tion. re- • • • To make counselors' track- BonlZ Issue ported Park Police Chief Friday, September 22 ing jobs even harder, they Henry O. Coonce. RAD ICA L PALESTIN. are finding home contacts Work on Improvements The chieE said it was sQlely IANS threatened military ac- more difficult to make with to Lakefront Park Will because of the sharp memory tion against American oil op- 1lI0re mothers now out to Begin Immediately of the sergeant, information erations in the Middle East work each day. received and the many hours to avenge President Jimmy Annual Concerns after 3-1 Victory that the officer worked on Carter's involvement in the "It's a complicated issue, at Polls the case, including on his Camp David summit. A Photo by Robert Cooper and one that's being dis. own time, that made it pos. spokesman for the Popular The Grosse Pointe Woods Public Safety right), gives some last minute instructio~s to cussed all over the country," By Susan McDonald sible'to apprehend the sus- Front for the Liberation of pect. Auxiliary has proved a valuable arm of the four auxiliary members, (from left to nght), says North High Assistant Despite the current Palestine said the group Chief Coonce said because DAVE ADAMS, JAMES BILLUPS, DAVE Principal Florence Miller. wave of tax-limitation would definitely take such municipality since it became a reality on July 1, of many items stolen from WENZLER and DAVE CLARK, prior to their Her counterpart at South, h action. Asked if that meant 1973, by providing volunteer support ~f the de- Donald Messing, agrees. "At. fever, City voters ent us- homes in The Park that were such operations 'as blowing partment in a variety of areas. On a continual fire training at a vacant home at Vernier road found among the thousands up well drilling platforms or tendance problems are see- iastic:ally supported a basis, the citizens receive both fire and police and Morningside drive this month. (See story, of dollars in recovered loot pip e 1in e S , the spokesman and only to vandalism in dis- bond issue that will Page 4.) from the man's apartment, nodded affirmatively. Mean- training under the auspices of departmental of- cussions among administra. raise property taxes by a he believes that tlie man is while, Saudi Arabia told Sec- ficers Del. CHARLES PHILIP HAMEL, (far tors across the country," he half mill in a special elec- the "cat" burglar. retary of State Cyrus Vance said. tion Tuesday, September Brings It Together it is interested in talking Concerns about The Pointe 26. about the Camp David allree. llttendance policy crop up The $225,000 bond issue, However, he stressed, he 'Eves, Ears' Memory of Park Police ILakevie'w is cautious about positively ment. -./ annually among teachers, approved by voters by a 3-1 .. . . parl'nts and administrators, margin, is earmarked for im- identifying the suspect as the' Saturday, September 23 Plan to Go Sergeallt Honored at Question according to Director of Sec. provements and repairs at wanted man until all facts ondar)' Education Rob e r t the community's Neff Park are concluded. THE WARREN CONSOLI. The chief said he i~ with- Welcl,1. on Lake St. Clair. DATED school board fired 36 GP.Wide Defer Scllool Cel"emony Unsettled holding the name of the ac. striking school teachers and They center around a few The bonds will cost a typi. cused man until proof is re, promised more were coming George Blair, Who Died Last May, Cited for His Residents, Farms Coun- basic questions, Is the cur- cal City taxpayer, whose ceived from the Warren Stale Kiwanis Club Financially as it threatened contempt of rent system too liberal, or home is assessed at $30,000, Police Post, where physical Many Years of Service, Dedication to' Children cil Explore Issue Again; too harsh on the occasional about $15 per year for 10 court action tow a r d s 69 Supports Expansion of evidence has been sent for .,thers. The district's l,4{)O of Community As School Safety Officer Subiect to Be on skipper? Are parents ade- years . Child Safety analysis. This should take .~achers have been on strike quately informed of unex. City Man age r Thomas about two to three weeks, he since September 5, defying Program By James J. Njaim October 16 cused absences? How much Park Police Sgt. George B. Blair, who died of Agenda of counselors' time should Kressbach said designers and said. a court injunction to return Following a breaking and By Roger A. Waha a heart attack on May 2, 1977, at the age of 56, be spent tracking students engineers will begin work to work. It was the second entering in The Farms on in the state's history The "eyes and ears" was honored at a ceremony held in front of Defer By David Kramer down and verifying suspici. immediately on repairs at the 'ld f ous excuses? park. Work on the pool will Wednesday, September 20. ,lIat teachers were fired for Ch 1 sa ety program, co- School, 15425 Kercheval avenue, on Monday, Sep- Property owners. ad- be completed by next Memo. which resulted in a high striking, the first of which ordinated by the Youth tember 25, for his many years of service and dedi-' t t th d To deal with the problem, rial day, the traditional open. speed chase of the burglar Jacen 0 e unpave the School Board approved was ultimately upheld by the by Farms, Woods and Harper U.S. Supreme Court in 1977. Service Division, (YSD) , cation to the children of the community. He served section of Lakeview ave- a new statement of general ing day for the park, he will go Pointe-wide this for many years as the Park Police Department's nue between Mary and philosophy on attendance at added. Woods police. Sgt. LaPratt • • • fall thanks to the Grosse scho::>l safety officer. ------Carver streets were once its Monday, September 18, The special election had brought together all the facts from the evidence he had Sunday, September 24 Pointe Kiwanis Club, the Dedicated to his memory is 31, 1953, was advanced to again unable to reach a meeting, and is in the proc. attracted little attention I{athered. the information he A MAJOR FOUL-UP at efforts of a Woods lieu- an inscribed bronze plaque, corporal on August 12, 1964, general consensus on ess of forming a committee among voters in recent weeks had received and his recol. Detroit's huge sewage treat. tenant and the coopera- which was placed near the and was promoted to ser- what should be done to take an in.depth look at and had drawn. no major op. ment plant has caused mil. lection that he had arrested tion of all local police flag pole and benches in geant on June 12, 1968. with the road, and the procedures. ponentfs.thJUsct.u,nd er 10p~r. a burglar in 1973. He then lions of gallons of highly departments. front of the school. Dr. Sally In 1956, he attended a 40. F (Continued on Page 2} cent a e Ity s, 4 797regis- contaminated sewage to be arms Council decided tered voters turned out at made his move. dumped into the Detroit A total of around 530 pads, Bell is the school principal. hour traffic safety school to take the matter up ------the polls Tuesday. With all this data. the River since mid.June. AI. with the Kiwanis logo, and Sgt. Blair's widow, Marga- training session at Michigan again at its Monday. Oc- Trio to A tte~ld Gratifying Results sergeant presented the facts though the sewage is not be- pencils are scheduled to be ret, and their chi 1 d r en, State University to qualify tobe 16 t" The final tall" was 355 in (Continued on Page 2) delivered this week to the George Jr., Frederick and as an instructor. after which 1', mee mg. KMB B J lieved to be affeeling public various departments for ulti. Mrs. Robert (Elizabeth) Tur. he was selected to teach At that time, the council Clllqnet favor and 113 against the health, state sanitary engi. mate distribution to safety ner and thel'r faml'll'es were - ht h .. t ff' will review the recommenda. bond issue. neers say it has sharply elg our sessIOns In ra IC "The 3.1 margin is gratify. Police Arrest patrol youngsters and school invited to the ceremony. safety to teenagers and ad- tions of City Manager An- Woods Councilman E. D. elevated pollution levels in crossing guards. ults ordered to the school by drew Bremer, which Mr. Grady. council representative ing; we're very happy." Mr. 2 Car Thieyes the river and Lake Erie. The The objective is to provide Selected As Teacher Grosse Pointe.Wayne Coun. Bremer has indicated will be to the Beautification Com. Kressbach said Tuesday eve. problem was caused by mix. extra "eyes and ears" on the Others participating in the ty J'udges. either paving the road or mi.;sion. and two commission ning. "I guess the low turn. ing an experimental treat. memorial and dedication . b d . Two Detroit boys. one 1i street toward reporting any The school was under the abandoning it. members received the unani. out IS to e expecte In a and the other l~.years-{\ld. ment agent with the plant's 'CI'OUSactl'vl'ty. were Mayor Matthew C. Pat. .. f th special election" ~ SUSPI 'l A auspices of the Secretary of About 12 area residents mous permiSSIOn a e coun. . . ware arrested b.\' Park D,"lice principal chemical disinfect. Set Up Program terson, Counci woman nn '1 t tt d th K The bond Issue had been ' M. Do Id P l' Lt G Stat's Off' . La' attended the Monday sep'l CI 0 a en e eep . on "aturda\' e\'enin ... Sentem. ant, chlorine, causing the The K i wan i a n s, which ac na , a Ice . or. and e classeslC~ve~~ hel~sl:~ tember 18, meeting' when 1\1 i chi g a n Beautiful. Inc"'1 formulate~ by a m.ne,mem- ber" 23. followin, ..- a 'hl;:h chlorine to be neutralized. spent around $260 to ootal'n don J. Duncan, Sgts. Charles South High School. council members viewed a" (Kl\'B)' .." war d s Banque t ber committee. .appomted. bv' ~Deed chase into D,'tr,)il. .\ Officials hope the problem 250 pads for the use of Petrie and Walter Paton and T dOt b 24 . the Clt'. CounCil In Julv ,\f progress report submitted by ucs ay. C 0 C1' • m J - :: • third b<".v.also 1i 'Yt'3rs-t,~d. can be corrected within a Woods youngsters and cross- P at ro 1man •Norman Gango 1a It is estimated that 15,000 . "Lansing ter a studv of the facllltv. . month. ing guards this spring, will and Court Clerk Bettyann persons learned about traffic Mmto .. Clute, a Whitcomb Th" f t k t the group ~ompiled a list ~f the dn\'t'f of the car. made 'n Scho I Boa d P . safety rules through hl's lec~ drive resident explaining IS ac Ion was a 'en a. d' ,good his escant' aft,'r the' • Calvl I' • • spend approximately $500 for . 0 r reSI' 'd d ~'thresults of a meeting between e counciT s re guIa me..et 27 projects to be.' fundI.' m. \'ehide' rammed, into a tr,'e Monday, September 25 the latest order of pads and den t Laurance Harwoo d a1so t ures an d gUI ance, an be. several of the Morass road ing on Monday. September e1udmg a new filter ~ystem : at Piper and ESSt'x THE ISRAELI CABINET pencils. was in attendance. came better drivers because residents. 18... for the poq!. resurfacmg of Polic(' Chief Ht'nr,,- n, approved the Camu David Woods Det. Lt. Jack Pat. Sgt. Blair was with the fire of his expertise in pointing Cit Ob' t. .Th.e BeautificatIOn Com. the pool floor. replacement Coonct' saId that tht" b<.'ys accords Sunday and agreed, terson, YSD supervisor in department for about two out their errors. Many of- A d.e rc Itohns d miSSIon was recently selected IIof buoy moon.ngs and docks were in an ::lUt,' that had in a carefully worded state. the detective bureau, said he years before he decided to ficials, including judges who ccor mg a e. ocu. to be placed in the Hall of I and construcllon of small be'o T't"D'rt':l .•,1 '[1 ~1\" War, ment, to commit the country contacted all Pointe police make police work his career. sentenced violators to the ment, the Morass reSIdents Fame in the 1978 Kl\IB: boat racks that will make ,. .' "',' ., c. ' h I 'd h bl t g '+h U I 1'''[1 ",-,!lc,' to a withdrawal of Jewish departments and received He was appointed a proba. t ra ff IC sc 00, sal t c ser. wcre a e 0 a ree wI. ...r. Awards Program. the group's room for larger sail b<,'ats ." _ , ' ,., sE'ttlers from the Sinai Pen. (Continued on Page 2) ! tionary offi('er on October (Continuej on Page 7) I Clute. (who was represent- third such honor. !at the marina. ~IRf.,::,~.~~dn:~\ :\:e~k,r ______,ing Whitcomb residents ac. ~_ .1:1>, t",ar" ::lITen \\lrl "0 insula. If the cabinet adion is approved by the Knesset, CI 11,1'. II cording to the report). on a 1'\1U! in,' 1'1tr"1 \\ h\'T'. th,'y "b. (J s r a e 1 i parliament), this Ose M ClUJ an satisfactory solution to the EZeJnel"tar ,"' L,lli ell PIal' ,,'r""<1 the' ("3r with Ih,' thT't",' week. it could lead to a sepa- Key Suspect Arrested problem. .,. b"y, non thr"'J~h a st,'l' rate peace treaty with Egypt. F•or Two JIOllrs Ho\vever, two Moross res- ..I $!ft\t't 3t RJrn:i~:I."71 a~d Outside during the cabinet's In GPF Extortion Case idents attending the council Set to Start October 9 K,lrt,' .. 1~d >:JW ,'has,' It W.1S eight.hour session. demon. Farms police. in response meeting indicated they had r,,'! ,11',1"5,'.1 he'\\' t,l~:tho: stratal's from ultra.national. Farms police havc arrest., months of investigative work to a requcst from the Rich. strong objections to the pro. By Susan lUcDo~~id-~---~'-no (~b~l;galion \<1 notif\ Ih,' C::If \\.1> "p"t'd\n~. I~;,' .:h:,'1 . h 11 d f k .. ,alll ist groups protested abandon. e d t he man they believe is by Farms Det. Sgt. George ard Seho 0,I PTO havc set up posa I wh IC ca e or ma. Kitchen crews and 1I'0r~" s('h,'ol \\h('lhN th,'ir chiLi \t th, P"" F"" . t,~ ment of the Sinai settlements. responsible for causing the Van Tiem, Det. Samuel Car. s i g n s prohibiting through ing Lakeview a dead.end men in 10 eleml.'ntan.' schools intl'nds to ('at al hom(' ,'r at : , I,,
people on the ground. The scheduled for Wrdncsday, attempting to extort $5,000 I the portion of road remaining I from the American Society I the schools WIll Sl'l1 f,\'(', e);l'lal11ed "But w,' ~tft'~~ hI, ,'l.'!lw, H,' r<,:,:,,'.: :,; ~.' nlanes plowcd through more Sept('mb('r 20, was resched- from the same man. whose! to ('nd in a ('ul.d('.sa(' in front for T('sting Malerials for his! meal tickels r\'cry ~r,mday. ,am'I\', 1"11 Wl' aliI .\~, ~IW \\ Ilh Ill,' ,,(II,',',," than a doz('n hom('s when uled for Wednesday. October name is bring withheld. i of Saint James LlIthrran work as a ('fln~lIllant to the beginninJ:: Oclob.'r:l. at $:150 tll.' "i,l" ;] l'1lllicl'" ,'l\lt'l (""'i~,','-.1:.\ :l' .•: ..~'•. they landcd, and it was't im. 11. so 11(' could obtain a! The extortion attempt was Church, The portion rcmaln. t; S, Army Tank ani Auto. I Th(' lickt'ls mav h(' uSNl :\1\ 1111'("",\ ';t'r\'<',1 at Ih,. m.llta I, sllil u",j,,~ ,:., <",to
In('diately known whether I court appointccl attorney. 1 apparently a suostitutc meas. : ing woulcl be connecled to mDtive Command Mihlary I at any lime r1tlfln~' Ih,' "eh",,\ t'l"l11l'lll.lfY "l'l""'l.< \\ \\1 bl' ~:lII"11 h :11<' \ .',I:!: :-Of: \ ,,,' people were inside them, I The arr('st c 1i m a x c d I (Continued on Pag(' 12) i Kercheval avcnue. I TIre Design Division. i year. Par('nls \\ 1\1 b(' un<1('r \fontlnutd on I'alle' ',!l \'l\ \'\<'11 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, September 28, 1978 PICHE'S: Lunch Plan Starts Oct. 9 Attendance Problems HtHR CENTRE : (Continued from Plge I) devices, he added . • 16841 KERCHEVAl PL. ' prepared at North High The lunch program was (CODtiDUed from Page 1) I Administrators working in lJpp ... Lev'" - 0ppo,il" In the policy the Board the high schools wonder just If allon Pi ..r.." Parkin/( I-al SChool and' trucked to the mandated by the Michigan 'ather buildings in portable legislature in 1976 and most recognizes that "the respon- how much of their time 1~==~MtIJ 885-5G4:l. electric warming or cooling of the costs incurred by the sibility for supervising stu- should be spent on attend- school system will be reim. dents' attendance is a shared ance problems, especially TARTANS bursed by the state, accord- responsibility of the home since most seem to feel that I fl ing to school officials. and school" and directs the the real problem involves a administration to develop very small number of stu- Director of business af- There is no more versatile sport ::::~~: procedures "which take a rea- dents. #J.~ fairs Larry Rankens estimat. sonable position between a "It takes a considerable t~ jacket than a solid color blazer. For :::::::: ed the cost of expanding laissez.faire honor system amount of time and energy ,-:'~~ fall we offer a woolen flannel or for .:.:.:.' kitchens, building eating and a needlessly rigorous to check up on these things; areas and buying equipment the man who desiressomething finer, policing function." we may call a home for sev. for the program at about a light weight doeskin flannel. Both Felt Two Liberal eral days before we finally $225,000. in navy, camel or hunter green. Under current practices, get in ~ouch with. a parent," AHA coordinates the pro. students may miss class one Mrs. Miller explamed. gram for all Pointe schools, Pair your new blazer with true or two days without an ex- It Takes Time Scottish tartan trousersfrom Corbin. purchasing the food, distrib- cuse before action is taken. "We have counselors, as- uting the lunches and offer- After two unexcused ab. sistant principals, secretaries A colorful contribution. ing services of dietitians and sences counselors and par. and classroom teachers get- Wool flannel blazer, 115.00 nutritionists in administrat- eots a~e generally alerted to ting involved, but it's still ing the plan. the problem. After five un- hard to keep on top of the Doeskin flannel blazer, 175.00 The firm receives payment excused absences a student situation all the time." ~.:::: Corbin tartan trousers, 45.00 ,:.;:::' of about 4.2 cents per meal may be permane~tly exclud- Mr. Messing estimates that ~ and 52.50 sold, according to Mr. Zenn. ed from class. about 80 percent of the time Free or reduced priced Excused absences are de- he. spe:nds on student disci- lunches will be available to fined as student illness, phne IS devoted to attend. chi I d r e n whose families death or illness in the fam. ance problems. qualify on an income basis. ily, a family emergency, pre. "I'd guess that l~ss than A family of four with an in- arranged doctor's appoint- one percent of the kids have come of $8,110 a year or less ments, family trips or trips real .truancy problems,. the will qualify for free meals. to colleges according to Mr rest Just take an occasIOnal A family of four with a Welch. ' . day off," he sai.d. $12,660 income will qualify Many tearhers argue that Mr, Welc.h said the schools for reduced.priced meals. policy is too liberal-in ef- hope to mclude students, Children receiving free or feet there is no provision for parents, teachers and .admin- KERCHEVAL AT ST. CLAIR • GROSSE POINTE reduced-priced lunches will disciplinary action until a Istrat?rs on the committee to not be singled out in any student has skipped five examme procedures. Optn Thlmdll) ElIeningJ 'Iii 8:4' way, according to Mr. Zenn. classes. Parents have ex- The group will look for For m 0 r e information pressed concern that they alte~nate ways ~o prov~de ed- about the program, call him are not notified early enough ~cab?n for ha~Itual skIppers, Ruggt'd from th" ground up. at 343.2047. of students' absences It Will examme state laws • I • governing school disciplinary Comfortabl" from tht' Insid" out. actions and will investigate Safety Plan Goes GP-Wide other means, (including data ______processing techniques), that Where the terrain is tough (Continued from Page 1) instructions for safety patrol may help reduce the amount and the air Is brisk - that's favorable support for the members as a help. These of time spent on attendance. ' - .... where Red Wing 8SS's be- ...... 'I' project on a community.wide "do's and don't's" will pro. ------~ long. With their Vibram@ lug sole. Goodyear welt and full basis from department heads. vide guidelines for the scru. 'Cat' Nipped grain. Oro Russet water re- Each department, with the tiny of the other depart. IAED';NG~ pellent leather, they're as cooperation of their school ments. tough 8S a boot can be. But safety officers, citizens and (Continued from Page 1) "h "'f'''..-.., '" inside, there's a cushion in- other school officials, will Saying the main responsi- to Detroit Dets. Philip Love, ;:. ,'4<, sole. And smooth leather +~ then be responsible for set- bility of the youngsters and Donald Kramer and James /f' , .;.;,lining covers the soft foam ting up a program in their crossing guards is pedestl'ian :'b insulation that cradles your Warner, with whom he had :-~ foot In warm comfort. You'li municipality. safety, the officer stressed been working on the case. ." . find Irish Setters In a style that they shouldn't try to be . In relation to thi~, the come policemen hut obtain, The Detroit officers ob- ,.-;to fit your life. And a size to' tained a search warrant and fit your feet at Verfallles. YSD's four detectives will be for instance, a good descrip. available as necessary to tion of a suspect vehicle in. with Sgt. LaPratt went to the speak in the schools and to cludinl{ a license number if residence of the suspect. As advertised in FIELD and STREAM, interested clubs and organi- possible. Among the loot found in the OUTDOOR LIFE, WESTERN OUTDOORS zations on the program if man's apartment were items contae;ted ahead of time. The key, he noted, is to identified as specifically hav- MEN'S, WOMEN'S, CHILDREN'S Woods Traffic Safety OUi- relay the information to the ing been taken from 1315 AII.lzel and wldthl - Narrow. Medium, Wide cer Paul Crook, who also has local police department as Harvard, 1330 Bishop, 1236 CALL FOR MAIL ORDERS ... 775-5537 been responsible for making quickly as possible. Three Mile drive, 716 Balfour We Fill Doctors' Prescriptions the program a reality in his The program has worked and other bllrglaries com- city, said 250 pads and Pen- well so far in The Woods, mitted in The Park earlier cils will be f1.istributed in his said Officer Crook, with a this. month. • OVER 50 YEARS SERVING EAST SIDE AREA community, (with appropri. concern over the possibility Obtaining Warrant ate numbers for The Shores, of a blitz of reports coming Among the loot, said Chief which has no schools, being ,into headquarters once it Coonce, were articles taken incorporated in the total), became effective not mate- from homes in The City, VERFAILLES Farms" aner "Detroit. He said 130 to The Farms, 125 to The rializing. that all the recovered loot Park and 25 to The City. However, cases which were was valued in the thousands "lmU'CI Shoes Relay Information reported provided good in- of "dollars. Along with the distribu. formation for follow-up in. Further charges may be 224269 Mile - tion of the pads and pencils, vestigative work, with noth- ~-.. St. C lair Shore. Officer Crook plans to send . pending against the suspect out an information sheet to mg proving to be serious, he following a continuing in- ""' •• 101 MOI•.nm. H, Fri. 1-1, Sat 1.3 added. each department concerning vestigation, and Detroit de- tectives have already ob. WALSH.HEALEY ACT tained a warrant charging The first federal legislation the man, a parolee, with re- setting safety and health ceiving and concealing stolen standards for workers em. property. played in government con- "We feel that this man is tract work exceeding $10,000 the so-called 'cat' burglar," was the Walsh.Healey Act in said the chief, who expressed 1936, according to the U.S. .visible elation. "Sgt. J.,aPratt Labor Department booklet, arrested this same man in "Labor Firsts in America." 1973 for committing similar crimes, and the man was sent to Jackson Prison from Grosse where he was on parole. "The sergeant war ked Pointe News many, many hours, sifting evidence over and over again, PubUshed Every Thursday until ~~ finally tied the sus- by Kobl B. Edgar pect in with the crimes com- D/B/A Anteebo Publishers mitted in our city and other 99 Kercheval Avenue communities. This officer did Grosse Pointe. Mich. 48236 f4~=~~ a fantastic job conducting a Phone TU 2.6900 tiresome investigation. His Second Cia.. 'att.,. paid at instinct played a large part Datrolt, Mldlilan. Sulucriptla" Rat .. SI.OO per y.a. in this investigation." .".~~:~f:~~for N " "I. "'011. The chief noted the "cat" 4LLE ...dd.... all Mall Sub.criptlons, Cha",. of "'dd •• a Fo... " 3579 to burglar used stolen cars in 99 K.rch..,al, Gro ... Point. Fa..... taking away stolen articles, Mich. n. cr••dU". fa. fteWI copy . DMONDS II Ma"d.y n ""n • and some of the vehicles ...11 rtI.l ... copy ", ..at ... In have not as yet been recov- tis. H OffIc. by Tu.lday "00" ered. Sal. Starts Wednlsday. September 27th - Saturday. October 7th to hll"" Insertion.
PRO LINE BALLS SOFT-JOY BY FOOT-JOY TOP FLITE GOLF BALLS GOLF SHOES FOR MEN $10.50 oz. AND WOMEN WILSON PRO STAFF LIST $48.00 $11.20 oz. NOW $29.95 TITLEIST DT & PT FIRST FLIGHT PHANTOM $11.20 OZ. 4 WOODS, 9 IRONS ROYAL DAISY GOLF BAllS WAS $240.00 $10.75 oz. FLYING LADY GOLF BALLS NOW $199.95 HARWOOD Black or ".50 oz. MAC GREGORMT. Brown Cash mer BEN HO~N LEADER 90 4 WOODS, 9 IRONS Grain Calf '11.20 oz. WAS $315.00 $72 MAC GREGOR VIP NOW $210.00 4 WOODS 9 IRONS The times may change, but Allen-Edmonds will remain WAS $380.00 lOW $345.00 TRETORN GOLF SHOES WAS $49.50 the same. That's because for over half a century we have ROYAL DAISY GOLF SHOES combine~ excellence in styling and luxurious quality in WAS $29.95 lOW '18 •• NOW $38.00 every pair of shoes. The Allen-Edmonds collection has CON-SOLE SAND AND PING ANSWER PUTIERS been .created for the man who can be satisfied with PITCHING WEDGE WAS $23.00 nothmg but the finest. Featured here, our traditional Allee Boyer Nikki Anne Fordon "M onk Strap ", elegantly brought to you in Cashmer Grain. WAS $35.00 lOW $22•• Farms Office Woods Office NOW $15.50 Allen-Edmonds shoes are available in CLUBS REGRIPPED Alice Boyer and Nikki Anne Fordon were the sizes S to 16, AAAA 10 EEE WAS $3.00 lOW $2.45 8•• number one sal()sperson In their respective offices for the month of Aug ust. Both are members of the Schweitzer Million Dollar Club. for the best fn servfce, call one of them to bu) d @ or sell a home. ~~ ~~~ The FAIRWAY SHOP ~ ~ 20431 MACK AVE., Grosse Pointe Woods 881-4774 GROSSE POINTE FARMS GROSSE POINTE WOODS ~~~i KERCHEVAL at St. Clair • Grosse Pointe ~~1 OFFICE OFFICE -:::~~. Open Th"'Jday EveningJ 'til 8:45 J~. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 8:30 886-5800 886-4200 :..'
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• Page Three Thursday, September 28, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS POWER.PLAY POINTERS TAKE PART IN SEMINAR ..Escape Injury in 3.Car Crash The smallest tidbit of in. Pointers Seth M. Lloyd versity this fall in the Legal Farms Eyes 'Dog Shuttle' Ordinance formation will be over.esti . and J. Kay Felt will partici. Aspects of Social Work in mated iC it is given confiden. . .A three-c The first general meeting Type of Minimum Annual Effective How and Annual Rate When Paid of a new neighborhood or- Account Amount Rate ------~------~- ganization, tentatively called Regular No 5.25% 5.35% Paid and compounded Grosse Pointe Park West, . (!?~y'~n..!..ere?t) t-:'\2n~u'!l 9.LJ~rterly,- . _ will be held on Tuesday. October 3, in the Defer One-Year 6.50% 6.66% Paid and compounded Certificate $1,000 q~arterlL _ School Gym, 15425 Kerche- _. ---_ ..- val avenue, at 7:30 p.m. 2Yl-Year 6.75% 6.92% Paid and compounded The guest speaker will be C_~ifi~a~~_. __ $1,000 _ quarterly._. _ Park City Manager John Crawford, who will speak on 4-Year $1,000 7.50% 7.71% Paid and compounded Certificate ~_ar:!..~ly. _.. _ Sporty Coupe deVilies the topic, "The Future of ------,-- Western G r 0 sse Pointe 6-Year $1,000 7.75% 7.98% paidtand compounded • Park." Certificate ql!~._er ly: Initiated by local church. es and community organiza. 8-Year $ 000 8.00% 8.24% Paid and compounded luxurious Sedan deVilies Certificate 1, .quarterly. tions in the area, the meet- • is is open to the public. Res. Fed~r~1 r~~~lali;ns reqUIre a substantial intereSI penalty for early withdrawal from idents and business owners certif,cale savings aCCGunts. Sevilles of the western portion of The Park are particularly in. Combined with all that is our large number of conveniently (the most significant luxury vited to attend. located branch offices. And our complete package of free car introduced this decade) Cash-MasterSM services that can be yours when you maintain a balance of $300 or more in anyone of our Cash-Master Savings • Great LiferM Accounts. You get free (no-fee) American Express Travelers Cheques and free (no.fee) First Federal Money Orders. Elegant Fleetwood Broughams Allmd Gloss You're also eligible for our free Prestige Card for easy identification and speedy transactions, free out-of-town • &:ePaint emergency cash.withdrawal privileges and free use of our Limousines loog-Iasting 24-hour Night Owl Windows. beaDtyand When you can get high interest plus all of these protectioa for convenient services, there's no need to save your money Wednesday, September 27 exterior wood anyplace else. Now's the time when many financial and metal. institutions are paying quarterly interest. So collect your interest, then come in and talk over your savings goals with us thru Tuesday, October 3 at First Federal. We'll unscramble the numbers game and help you decide which of ou r many savings plans will do the best job for you. And if you do have a savings account or maturing NOTE: Per the headline above, dunng this certificate somewhere else, just bring your passbook with you pre-Introduction shOWing these 1979 and we'll have your funds transferred to a high interest account Cadillacs Will be offered at 1978 sticker at First Federa1. prices. Come In NOW. We know what money is for . • Highest quallty • BMUllful 910S$ ',n,sh • Chalk resIstant • €xcellenl cOlor rel-snhon d~'9!JlOItI (3({d/1k,£' • ea.y 10 apply. d"es • 3180 EAST JEFFERSON, DETROIT overnlghl • IdeBIforareal above. br,c~ enJl Slone • easy 10 (!lean 259-9000 • Free of load halards Branch offices throughout the Detroit Metropolitan Area including: Lochmoor Hardware Grolle Pointe 20779 MACK at 8 MI. Notre D.me ne.r Kerchev.1 885-0242 Wrndow lI"paj, & Marn.~nonce 882-7697' 4)PEH EVERY DAY. SUN. 10 to 4 --_._------~._,-~~------_ .. ------Thursday, September 28, 1978 ; GROSSE POINTE NEWS Question of.Lakevi.ew Avenue Still Unsettled positio!, is t~at we become proposal. He said he could cite min. WEEKDAY OPEN (Continued from Page 1) very tired wlth the subject Mr. Dingeman added the utes of previous meetings p()lice patrols on the street matter because wherever we HOURS feasibility of the dead.end where residents stated they ~holild be stepped up. turn we find pockets of res. MON., TUES., SUNDAY proposal would have to in. did not want the street paved However, Frank Murphy, idents who are abhorrent t< WED., THURS. clude an opinion {mm City because they thought it another Moross resident, who would make it a more at. a particular solution." ) 9 A.M. to 7 p.M. 10 A.M. said he wasn't invited to at. Attorney George McKean as Only Section to whether such a solution tractive place to speed. FRIDAY tend the meeting, disagreed Two co u n c i I members with such a solution. would be pErmitted under Answering citizen com. 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. TO plaints about why the city Jack Cudlip and W. Jam~~ He said the road is used the terms of an injunc~ion Mast, have indicated thpl' SATURDAY hasn't maintained the sides regularly by a school bus, prohibiting the city from would like to see the stree't 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. of the road, Mr.. Bremmer 5 P.M. and making the road a dead. barricading the road. paved and lighted. The mat. The injunction was issued said such maintenance was end would cause it to be ter was put off until the inaccessible to the bus, since in 1975 by Wayne County the responsibility of the Price, Good Thru abutting property owners. council's second Octobtr Tue.day. October 3,d he has observed it attempt Circuit Court after the coun. meeting so that Mr. Cudlip We re.. rve the right to to turn around on the road cil tried to close the street. While some of the owners could be in attendance when Umit qUl.olltiliei. unsuccessfully. Mr. Murphy took the matter have maintained their prop- the matter is again consid. to (;ourt at that time. That erty well, some haven't done Should Take Look ered. action by the council marked anything, Mr. Bremer said. Mr. Murphy noted that Residents of the area haw. the last attempt at a solution "Let's put the responsibil. garbage trucks would not be been complaining for man\, , by the body. ity where it belongs," he said. able to get down the street years about the street, whicil Mr. Murphy suggested the "I've been listening to this ''''I' either if it were dead-ended. IS the only section of un . road be smoothed out and for 14 years now. The park. ;',. He said there was no place paved road remaining in . ,'t gravel applied to the surface. ing and rubbish is not going The Farms. . in front of his home on Mor. Mr. Bremer said putting to go away with police They complain that the ' , oss to put trash, and that if gravel down would be "a .'Vi t I, ,I, patrol." street is a nuisance, aUrael. he were to put it there, it waste of time" since the road Police Chief Robert Ferber ing loiterers, litterers and would soon be strewn up and surface wouldn't hold it. He U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF recommended the street be illegal parkers. They al~n down the road. said he would recommend closed. "Anything you do claim the street is an attrac. Mayor James Dingeman that the road either be short of vacating is going to tive place for illegal drink. and Councilwoman Nancy abandoned or paved, lighted , .~ decrease the effectiveness of ing and dmg use. Waugaman agreed that the and maintained "as any other \ the solution," he said, ex- If the street were aban. city administration should city street," adding he has N.Y. STRIP STEAK plaining the road would still doned by the city, the land r look into the possibility of been suggesting this for r be a "patrol hazard" if it would be divided between implementing the residents' "four or five years." were paved because of the residents on both sides. How. overgrowth along the sides. ever, several Moross resi. Mr. Dingeman, who has ex. dents are opposed to this Public Safety Auxiliary because it would cut off ac- K'KKOMAN 29 pressed a reluctance to deal $ with the problem unless aU cess to their large rear lots. C Proves Valuable in GPW the residents involved can Paving, on the other hand STEAK '2-oz LB. agree upon a solution, an. would mean a special assess: BlL. .83 swered one citizen's ques- ment to all adjacent prop. The Grosse Pointe Woods on moving into the city SAUCE Public Safety Auxiliary, soon. tion by saying, "The city's erty owners. which has been in existence Professions of members U.S:D.A. CHOICE BEEF since July I, 1973, is in need are varied and they include of new members who are bank employes, a printer, a willing to serve the city and manufacturer's representa. - ROUND STEAK LB.$1.59 its department on a regular tive, a doctor and a profes- basis. sional photographer. 1J4 -LOIN - 9 TO 11 IN PKG. This ~roup has one main Prior to the group's for~ purpose..Lto assist the regu- mation, the department had lar public safety officers a vol u n tee r fire.fight. PORK CHOPS LB.$1.29 both in routine patrol and in ing group and a separate po. fJ time of a pol ice or fire lice auxiliary group. The y John Lundb.g LOIN END emergency. All of the mem- groups were merged to bring Some people are real winc snobs. Thc)' will lell bers receive training in both their goals and duties more you thai the only really go()d wines are from France. police and fire. . in line with the department, T~e,- will concede that Ihe~ may be an occasional good LB.$1.49 PORK ROAST The authorized strength of The city has utilized civil. wille that comes from California ever)' once in a while. the group is 25 men and ian volunteer groups to as. l~ul .nol very often. ~ew York, the)' say has ver)' Iiltle; BEST, KOSHER presently there are 23. sist the regular officers for Spam ~nay produee some noveh)' wines; Italian ",in('~ It meets once a month and leaderat leastof 30the yearspresentandPublicthe are. OK for spa1! Ilelli~ Germany produl'cs some nil'l' members are expected to LB.$1.79 Safety Auxiliary, Jam e s w~lles •. !Jut ('\'eryone knows red wines are the 1)(',,1. ALL BEEF FRANKS attend at least 10 of the 12 Marl, has been associated Willes from South America arc rarel,- spoken of. Well. meetings per year. They also FRESH with the city as a volunteer t~('se l)l'ople ha\'e something to learn. lindoubtedh. are expected to ride with a for over 20 years. f reOl.h wincs arc ver,- fim'. but wines from oth,'r plat.~, regular public safety officer Those interested in sub. arc also often of high quality and deliciou;,. on patrol from 7 to 11 p.m. LB.$1.99 mitting an application to join ~ COD FILLETS at least once. a month. the auxiliary should contact . Whether you prefer aCCel)ted famous brand naml' FRESH Members attend special Lt. Peter Thomas at 886.2700 wmes. and liquors or merely prefer a 'drink thal is training sessions that are set or visit the station at 20025 rl,'a~lDg to )'our own las,te, you will find what you an' up periodically, an example Mack avenue and pick up an ookll1g for at P~RKIE'S PAUTY SIIOPPE, 1725:> S being the recent Saturday LB. application. Mack, coruc'r of SI. Clair, Detroil. We cater to thl' OCEAN PERCH FILLETS I.99, morning, (September 16), _ .. .!astc.~ud~ ~.r"~ll',,.~~':R,e,}n, enjoy our friendl)', warm fire training at the old farm- ~ .. _ .. ~ aucl relaxmg atmosphere, browse aniJ sclecCthe lJever- DIET OR REGULAR house at Vernier road and age of y.o~r {'hoil'c. ,open 10-10 :\Ionday-Thursday. Morningside drive.' , ICitRISTMAS CARD m OFF ORDER NOW 10-11 f r1da,- and Salurda\', noon-IO Sunday Td During the first eight I 20 10. 88:>-4)(126. . . . . months of this year, the men SEVEN-UP have donated over 3,000 ITlJe QUJLL. . HAND}" HINT: . . hours of time to the city. .J1519 lACII • Cli. eTU2-290D' OIJt~n rl"d wlDes about an hour before sen-ing to lei ...... thcm breathe. Three of the auxiliary members also have received , Emergency Medical Techni. I cian training at Macomb 64-0Z. ; County Community College. All auxiliary officers are BTL. residents of Woods, save Liven up your PlClt!D ,o-OZ. one and he is a bu;inessman ONiUNS Bll. ' in the community and plans living room with J MINUTE MAID FROZEN GP Park Group Meets Sept. 29 6.0Z. e> CAN 41 '\ ORANGE JUICE The Grosse Pointe Park LE SEMEUR, BELGIAN Civic Ass'n. will elect new l officers at its annual meet. 15-0Z. ing Friday. September 29. in 6ge the old bathhouse of Wind- CAN BABY CARROTS mill Pointe Park at 8 p.m. The following citizcns have ASSORTED been nominated: AI Thomas 4-0Z. president; JoAnn Kelly, vice: BOX president: Helen Leonard BREMNER WAFERS secretary; and AI Metz, treas: .. urer. . i VANITY FAIR Atl residents of The Park e are invited to this meeting 50-CT.5gPKG. which is primarily a social ~DINNER NAPKINS e"ent with wine and cheese provided. It also offers an DELICIOUS PEELED opportunity to see old friends and meet new neighbors. 28-0Z.4ge ---.~--- WHOLE TOMATOES CAN Some folks seem to think that popularity depends on CRACKER BARREL how you treat your friends and how often. 8-0Z. age CHEESE SPREAD CTN. NEW CROP JUST BAKING POTATOES MOVED? The exciting looks of Callaway area rugs add new life to any room of the home. 4x6t Now $89 Whit you need right No matter what your lifestyle or room's Reg ... $119 now is • hel~inl hind ... style, there's a Callaway area rug In soil- 5-LB. C t hiding 100% Ansa" nylon or a luxurious BAG 6x9 Now $159 GREEN b.lend.of 80% wool, 20% nylon. In just the Reg ... $199 SIZe,JUStthe texture and just the lively look CABBAGE you want. 240coIors.and patterns available. 9x 12t NowS269 An ~otchgardlll protected. And all at prices Reg ... $329 designed 10let anyone live in luxury. Other C'-teway Area Rugt Sale Priced to $599 See them now at: Ill' surl' to !/;l't in tou('h wilh )'our WI"I('oml' Wagon repre!>entativt Ed}lIDiszewski CMfd1Mt who will hl'lp )'OU gl't to know your nt'w ('om- 21435 MACK AVE. (between 8' & 9 Mife Rd.) 778-5510 munity as qui('kly as possihll'. Family Operated Since 1913 Phone 881.5618 * OPEN EVENINGS Mon., Thurs., Fri. 'til 9 - Tues., Weds., Sat. 'W 6 • • - p 4"0'44 $ .. Thursday, September 28, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five It's too late to stop and I It's just too bad success Stolen Items Sent by Mail think after an accident hap. makes failures of so many League of Women Voters Nazislll, R~~sm Subject of Talk pens. men...... , whoever sent the package Plans E'~ t. P The Gr~sse Pointe Inter. Area Residential EfCorts and Woods police are in the Faith Center for Racial Jus. Northeast Inter.Faith Center. process of investigating the may have had a guilty can. tee lon rograms science because of possible PAUL HOLMES MATTMAN, D.D.S. . ----___ tice will join with several Speakers will include John mailing of a packag<- last week to Hill and Hill Tobac- involvement in the crime. wishes 10 {I"nounce his associaleship wilh The League of Women A group of league memo other neighborhood groups H. Shepherd, president o{ the conists, Ltd., 19529 Mack The combined value of Dr. AIel( J. Domin in Ihe practice of denlislry. Voters, (LWV), of Grosse bers will offer the Voter to sponsor a community {or. Jewish Community Council; avenue, containing pipes and missing pipes and a display .Pointe is offering two in- Service program under the urn about "Nazism, Racism Father James O'Hagan, o{ 22048 Gratiot Ave., East Detroit lighters which were reported easc full of cigaret lighters formative programs to groups direction of JoAnn Kelly, and Detroit's Neighborhoods" Saint Matthews C h u r c h ; PR. 7-6777 . stolen from the business ear. was placed at $6,046.91. within the community, can- voter service director. on Wednesday, October 4, at Larry Washington, president lier this month. cerning the 11 proposals on An action program also wiIl 7:30 p.m. of the Detroit NAACP chap- Det. Charles Philip Hamel the November ballot. be available under the direc. . The forum, to be held at ter; and Sharon Gire, direc. indicated around 10 of the /,engthen the life of your The Pointe LWV is a local tion of Frances Schonenberg, Immanuel Lutheran Church, tor of the Northeast Inter- 71 pipes originally reported CARPETS and UPHOLSTER~D FURNITURE chapter of a national non- vice-president and act ion 13031 Chandler Park drive, Faith Center. missing and around 10 light .. partisan political organiza. chairman. This program will is free and open to the pub- More are Booker Washing. ers were included in the. tion. The league never en- have speakers available to lic. ton, president of Local 312, packagc. He theorizes that dOr&e! or opposes candidates view the five ballot proposals The event was organized in AFSCME; Steve Beumer, ex. or political parties. It does on wh'chI th e 1ea gue has POSI'. response to the recent ap- ecu t'Ive comml'tt ee 0{ NEA R; SPECIALIZED :.U.~.. ~~~ .•.~\.lCO!;;(.~ take action on ballot propo. tions. pearance of hate literature and Jim Mazur, president of ~{ii:~;~tclS' red~u;~.~./,~... sals that fall within positions It supports the transporta. on the east side of Detroit, Denby High School Student ii MEN'S HAIR STYLING which the league has reached tion proposal, and opposes (including the Seven-Mack Government. HIS & HER HAIR PLACE ~{.~yU~t::1~,~h~~~~:~;. through study and member the Headlee, Tisch. School Shopping Center), and the For more information, calli t.Oll t~ '!.lIto,. 01 1M '.be" 100 Kercheval-on.the.HiII consensdus. Voucher and Constitutional opening of a propaganda the Pointe Inter.Failh Center Two ifferent league pro. Revision proposals. bookstore on the west side of at 824-{)350. 885-2788 Modern Duraclean@ solves these problems grams are being offered. A Speakers will be available Detroit. according to Inter. I When a Duradean «afttman clear" You Reduce Cos's Two Ways voter service program will to present the league posi. Faith Center director Ed your corpitts 0' upholstery, he removes offer explanations on all 11 tion on all five proposals. Egnatios. ~**********t JIll ...."JIll***~~ the soil ... takes it OUT. The pile or Artt and most important, I'" PROLONGED UFE of ballot proposals, basic voting The league does not have a ~ fabric stays clean ... much longer. the carpel and upholstered fabric brings SUMlanliol AI S d. & ~ IOvings in r.plac.menl cost•. THIS sAVING fOR EACH information and the r.on.par- position on the other six Co.sponsors are the Detroit ~~ Um inumil n9 . *.....There is no scrubbing ... no damag. 10 YEAR OF LONGER WEAR IS A MAJOR ECONOMY. tisan Voter's Guide. proposals. East Area Residents, North the pile or fibers. No soaking ... no The voter service and East Are aRe sid e n t s, shrinkage or. damage 10 the bo.e. The Th. longer period. between c1eanings by this safer. T rei m ,. Duradean ABSORPTION procen is SAFE "",il.OUT" prCKe" often r..sults in lower overall "p. GPW W I action programs will not be (N EA It}. Anthony Way n e ro THE MOST DEUCATE FABRICS. keep cosh. Wilh Duradean, there is absolutely no e COlneS 0 f fer e d together. as the • ~, * White or Colors ,. Furnishing. dry quickly _ read for use ,.soiling from previously buried soil. And Durac!ean in a few hours. y actually clean •... leaves fabrics and carpels more New Officers league never mixes either (CHRISTMAS CARD:i * ,. ~ .., SANITARY wilh their original beauty. }~i.. on;~ggy Hodak, Pointe LWV 120% OFF. ORDER NOW. * POINTE SCREEN & SASH/'N(~lt (y~,,&' Three new officers have Would you like to know 'nore? Call p~ been hired by the Woods De. ~~~~l~;n\~:te;i~~~he :::~~~ • T1)€: QUJLlJ II * 20497 MACK TU 1-6130 It 521.1146 ~:::.:.:::- partment of Public Safety 16035 E. Stale Fair _ Delroll, Michigan 48205 this month, with all currently lengthy~a~'i~~~t~~~v::::'i~~~eballot with 11t~n~~~pro. l~~=~~~~=,II.t*******~*******1. ------. in the process of receiving police and/or fire training. posals, the board agreed that Public Safety Director John we could best serve the com- Dankel said the trio, who will munity by dispersing :lS much fill gaps left by recent resig. information as possible to nations and retirements, in. clarify the ballot issues." clude Kirk Risk, 22, John Any organization may ar- Ross, 23, and Steven Bach- range an LWV ballot pro. lund.31. gram by calling Eleanor A former Dearborn Heights Tacite at 885.9276 or Cathy firefighter with four years Weyhing at 885-1251. e x per i e nee, Officer Risk Any person interested in started on Saturday, Septem. joining the PQinte league ber 2. He has attended a six. may call Mrs. Tacke. _. we~k;s<:hooL!or-fjre and emergency medical technician training and will now attend Center to Host the police academy at Ma. comb County Community Big Program College beginning Monday, October 16. The director The 30th annual dinner. added the officer is one meeting and program of the course away from an associ. Grosse Pointe War Memorial ate degree in fire protection. Ass'n. will be held in the Hired on Monday, Septem. Center's Crystal Ballroom, ber 18, Officer Ross has 32 Lakeshore road, Thurs- three years of college at day. October 12, at 6:30 p.m. Hillsdale ,and is 23 hours Officers and board of di. shori of graduating. His rectors invite and urge all major is social psychology. members and patrons to at. A former employe of the tend the evening, which will Oakland University Public begin with punch and hors Safety Department and the d'oeuvres followed by a seat. Oakland County Security De. ed, candlelit dinner. partment, the officer is a graduate of the police acado Young adult members of Young Peoples Stage will emy. entertain with highlight ex. Officer BachIund has three cerpts from "GodspeU" fol. years of college at the Uni. verslty of Detroit, majoring lowing dessert. Included in the program in 8et!ountlng. An ex.Marine, will be "God Save the Peo- he also was employed by the ple" with Bob Valgoi and J. L. Hudson Accounting east of eight; "Day by Day" Dept. and was hired by the with Marge Kuntz and cast; department on Monday, Sep- "Bless The Lord" with Dedee tember 25. Orlando and cast; "All Good He will now attend the Gifts" with John Bronning . basic firefighting school in and cast; and "We Beseech :: Ann Arbor with Officer Ross, Thee" with Ed Guay and . : and then attend the police cast. :: academy with Officer Risk. The evening will conclude. with brief reports on the sta. ::Woods Studies tus of the Memorial, most of which will be contained in :~TwoNew Laws printed pamphlets. There also will be the elec- tion and installation of four Two ordinances, recom. new board members to re- mended to the Woods Coun. cil for adoption by the place retiring past presidents Frederick C. Ford Jr. and Planning Commission, were William D. Dahling and also unanimously ~pp':Oved by !he retiring past treasurer John solons at their first readmg M. Rickel and past secretary stage. Mrs w'n' W Cunn.ng • . This action was taken a~ a . ha~. I lam. I- : recent regular meetin~, w.lth Reservations for this event .. both me~sures,. one Vlewmg at $7.50 per person must be com~erclal. vehicles and reg. made prior to Tuesday, Dc. ulatmg their stonge and the tober 10 other eying the outside park- __ ' _ ing of motor vehicles at gasoline service stations, be. The high cost of living is ing considered for possible one thing that never stands final adoption on Monday, still long enough to be in- October 16. vestigated. A NEW WAY TO SAVE HEAT THAT WON'T LEAVE YOU COLD. I AI*M,tatk Flue Dw'lpet', saves enough gas that It i 110m ICIly wlI pay for itself in two to four years. elnltalecl, simply, in aeeonlatKe with local heat- Ing codes .• Closes autonMiticaly and keeps the heat yoAII' Mnace produces from escaping up the d.'i"". -~ PLUMBING&HEATINC 15304 Kercheval Grosse Pointe VA2-9070 _.- drl 7 • _ ...... -----~.. - ---~ a ! j g j 2 e p • e 54 Thursday, Septe"'2ber 28, J 978 Page Six GROSSE POINTE NEWS , introducing pure wool pile berber broadloom carpeting / from Couristan Now that same sumptuous carpeting long specified for banks, offices and elegant homes by designers and architects is YOUfS to enjoy at Hudson's...by ordering through our Interior Design Studio. 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Pure Wool .._------~-~ .. ----- . .sa a lllla " _- - - _ - ,., , a -- __ ~~~ -~------ Page Seven Thursday, September 28, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Abduction Case Ceremony Honors Park Sergeant Viewed by YSD An attempted abduction incident, which is currently under investigation by the Clearance Sale! Youth Service D i vis ion, (YSD), was reported to Woods police on Thursday, Juniors and misses September 21. . The case, involving two 12-year-old Woods girls, oc. Corduroy pants curred as they were walking to Parcells School, 20600 Now 13.99 Mack avenue. They said as they approached Aline drive and Goethe avenue, a white Orlg. $18 to $21. Great male in his early 20's, driv. fall looks in corduroy, great fall colors too - ing a brown and silver older Polyester/cotton, easy- model auto, stopped at the care. Broken sizes - curb next to them. He asked if they attend Only 30 to sell. Parcells and when they re- JCPenney Grolle Pointe only plied they did, he asked if he ;; could give them a ride to Vernier, and the girls re. fused. Police were informed that the man opened the pas- Photo by David Kramer senger-side door while mak. Violinist KAYO 11'0, a student at C. PATTERSON, (directly behind ing the second statement. He Defer School, plays the National Kayo), and several Park policemen then left the area. Anthem at the dedication of a plaque look on. The late sergeant was well- A license number was ob. in front of the school in memory of liked by the youngsters of The Park, tained and YSD Det. James Fowler is now exploring this Park Police Sgt. George Blair, who whom he served for many years as avenue. di,d )", MayMayo,IMAIT;:d~h;::c:::a:: o~:fer (Continued from Page}) year, no one has been chosen LOOK geant was an asset to the to replace him, but an of. BEFORE YOU LEAP .. program. ficer will be appointed soon. M!lKl YOUH O~ rEf~ TO I'UIKIlASl While still a patrolman, "Sgt. Blair was an extreme. eONUIIIONi\1 ON HOUSf IN:;PU;TlON and because of his deep in- Iy dedicated officer:' the . I jf /E terest in children and their chief said. "Even after all RITTEN REPORT. WITHI.N 48 H.OURS LICENSED RESIDENTIAL BUILDER welfare, he was appointed this time, we still miss him school safety oHicer for The and talk about him quite a Ladies dresses Park, concenLrating his cf. lot in the department. Hl.U16e 9~~eclUm AMWtde6 forLs in teaching traHic "He is the kind of person Orlg. $18 to $19 24 Hr. Phone 21711 W. Ten Mile Rd safety to children in all who is hard to forgel. He left I ~ 355-1500 Southfield. M. 48075 Park schools. and indelible mark among He gave periodic lectures us." to students at Defer, Pierce, , Now 8.99 Boating Supplies. Nautical Gifts Trombly, C h r i s t i a n Day, Save on great dress styles for juniors, Saint Clare de ~fontefalco Pointe Chorus misses and half sizes. Easy-care, popular • CANADIAN & AMERICAN CHARTS and Saint Ambrose, and to fabrics and blends. Only 60 to sell. public and private groups in- Seeks l\lclllbers • C;;REAT LAKES & COASTAL terested in traffic safety. JCPenney Grosse Pointe onLy. Sgt. Blair was the direct The Grosse Pointe Com- aide to the chief of police munity Chorus recently open- and was responsible for pre. ed fall season rehearsals in paring statistics to be sub. preparation for the 26th Ladies satin jackets milted to State Police, Fed- Annual Christmas Concert on ~ral Bureau of Investigation December 3. and the Park Council. and All interested singers arc Now 12.99 preparing accident and safe- reminded that Lhere is sLill Orlg. $17. popular colors, popular looks. Men's fashion ty reports sent Lo the :\'a. time to siCn up on Tuesday. Only 330 jackets to sell. tional Safety Council and October 3, at 7:30 p.m. prior for the perusal of the city to the regular chorus re- JCPenney Gros.e PoInte only. Ditto jeans council. hearsal which is held e,'erv Thousands of Items in Stock He also was Lhe depart- Tuesday at Parcells lIIiddl~ OPEN DAILV 9 TO 6 ment's traffic engineer. pub. School. 20600 Mack avenue. Sat. till 5 p.m. lic relations officer and con. from 8 to 10 p.m. ductor and tour guide of the Men's sport shirts Now 15.99 station. Because of his love This invitation to join the mixed chorus is extended to for children, he was vcry ac- the ship's wheel tive in the Eo" Scout Ilro- anyone over 16 years of age Orlg. $22. Younger men's look in todays J who can carrv a ,tune and 19605 Mack jeans. Fashionable details in 28 '0 36 waist gr~~icf Coonce said that enjoys singing-. 1 Now sizes. Comfortable polyester/cotton blends TU.2.1340 Bet. '7 & 8 Mi. Rd. since Sgt. Blair's death last There is a registration fee. I of S7 for individuals and S13 I in blue or denim. Only 200 to sell. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * for couples which includes I JCPenney Gro.. e Pointe only. : ERV STEINER Presents ... ALL NEW :' al~I;;~:rsu~eed~d not be resi.1 i< * dents of The Pointe. No au-I 3.99to i< * ditions are required. but i< 2g 1 * I some experien'ce in choral I i< A e1t * or choir singing is desirable. I Boys shirts it * Now starting its 27th year. 5.99 ~. * the chorus will continue I ~ ,.. under the d ire c t ion of Orig. $8 to $12. A good group of men's sport 1.99102.99 it Richard Johns, director of Orlg. 3.50 10 $5. i< OUTER DRIVE & E. WARREN .. music for the Grosse Pointe shirts in long or short sleeve looks. Great for school or play. i< _------r------.. Woods Presbyterian Church, Most are short sleeve i< SERIES , SERIES"" with Janet Young as accom- Solids or prints, i< ,.. panist. most sizes. Only knits, most sizes for boys. 140 to sell. Only 88 to sell. it "THE STARS SPEAK" .. Officers elected for the i< BIG BAND SOUNDS .. coming year include John JCPenney Gro.. e Pointe only. i< KITTY CARLISLE ,.. Pfeiffer, president. Warren ..i< TOM.oy;;n DORSEY "FIRST PERSON SINGULAR" ,.,.. Gauerke.E I e a n [) rvice-pWise,re treasurer.sid en t. i< FRIDAY, NOV. 3 WEDNESDAY, OCT. 25 ,. Esther Howard, correspond- it CLEVELAND AMORY ,. ing secretar\', and Carolyn i< WOODY HERMAN "CURMUDGEON AT lARGE" ,.. Clark. recording secretary.' .. TUESDAY, NOV. 14 ,. Fllr further information .. FRIDAY, DEC. 1 ,. regarding the chorus call .. PETERLIND HAYES .. 886.0710. ' "FOR AMUSEMENT ONLY" : : DUKE ELLINGTON THURSDA Y, MARCH 1 I : SATURDAY, DEC.9 OLIVIA DeHAVILAND : Camera Club i< GLENN MILLER "FROM THE CITY OF STARS TO ,. Meets Tuesday ~ THE CITY OF LIGHTS" ,. i ~ SUNDAY, DEC. 17 {Hollywood to Parlll ,. The Grn.':~c Pointe Cam.: i< 2 Shows B p.m. & 10.30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14 ,. era Club will gathN at Bro\\'- : ... '-__ __..... In The Evening 8 p.m. ,.. ne1l :'Iliddlc School, 260 ehal. , fonte avenue, on Tuesday,. : r------. r-- ---.,: October 3. i Clearance Assi~nm('nt for the night 1 : ALL 4 BANDS S26 ALL 4 SPEAKERS 525 : is :'\ight Scenes Pictorial. I Fabric i< (SAVE $14) (SAVE $15) .. Visitors are welcome. i< k1dividual Performances $10 per seat Individual Performances $10 each .. : ENCLOSED IS MY CHECK fOR ENCLOSED IS MY CHECK fOR .. I It's indifference. not hon- ~ remnants i< AND A SELF.ADDRESSED ENVELOPE AND A SELF.ADDRESSED ENVELOPE ,. I estgovernn1t'nt~di £fere1\ce.in thethat greatest:plaees: i< Please Reserve Seats for Please Reserve Seats For .. , jeopardy. ! i< The following Performances The following Performances .. ' ---- : 0 8:00 P.M. 0 lG:30 P.M. KITTY CLEVELAND: : Men's and boys i< TOMMY DUKE 0 CARLISLE 0 AMORY .. ! 500.{0 i< 0 DORSEY 0 ELLINGTON PETER OLIVIA * the original athletic shoes, now i< WOODY GLENN 0 LIND HAYES 0 DeHAVllAND .. marked price. HERMAN MILLER : : 0 0 Fashion fabrics, novelties • NAME. . • ' . , . . . . • NAME. • - • . • . • . . • . . • . . * Your in pastels, darks and more. 9.99 to 12.99 : ADDRESS • • . • • . • • . • . • . . • ADDRESS ..•..•••••.•. - : Fabrics for pants, skirts, Orlg. 14.99 to 17.99. Nylon and suede I slacks, blouses, Children's sport shoes with popular stripes. Molded i< CITY. , • , •.• , •. ZIP. , • • . CITY • • . . • . • • . . ZIP * wear and home accessories. i< Mak. ChKks payablo ..... Mail Ticbt RO"""",DllS MaI<. ChKks Payoblo ..... Mail Ti,k., Res.,vuti .... Good ",- foam rubber insole, and sawtooth design, '0 '0 .. Assorted widths. Only ~L_-i< 5'.... Promotions.-__20961-_------~Mad<. GfI Woods, 8I4-4SOll ~ 5toiM PrDlllOlions. '20%1 Mad<. GfI Woods, IU-6SOO J*.. rubber outsoles. Most sizes for 250 pes. to sell. men and boys. Only 96 pair to sell. • We Accept 0 Master Charge 0 VISA-Card 1/ Exp. Date .. Neighbor JCPenney Grotse Pointe only i< Inter Bank # MC only ,.. : JCPenney Grolle Pointe only. i< .... --~--_:_--_:_~_:-_:_~~------,. I Fred J. Zelewlkl (\ J Like It? Charge III i< A Romant;c Comedy by Richard Nash ..... 18538 Mlct IITearltl. i< .' 882-9308 :it "RAINMAKER'! :i See him for all your family i< Special Senior Performances : Insurance neecls. • CWren Preview F"" I li, A ''''''' .... M i< BE SURE TO INCLUDE YOUR SELF. ri., Nov. 10 I Good N,ighbor, i< Thurs" Nov. 9 ADDRESSED ENVELOPE. BE AN Nov. 11 : Sat., S"" Flfm A JCPenney i< 8:30P.M. EARLY BIRD FOR CHOICE SEATS. 8:30P.M. .. II Till" Shop JCPenney Grosse Pointe Woods 7 Mile a. Mack, :i ______~_~_-...... _...... s...... ~_~_... ~_~ eI ---~------~------~---~------_._--~.- ~--..- Plge Eight GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday. September 28, 1978 CLEAN SWEEP Nester Award Auditions Set Activities Set hy Youth Group The Young Adults fellow-' coming activities. CHIMNEY SWEEPS Auditions for the Thomas people, providing them with ship group of the Grosse The group also invites any. DISTRIBUTING CO. Nester Memorial Scholarship an opportunity to play in a M & M Pointe Woods Presbyterian olle 18 or over to enjoy an of the Grosse Pointe Sym- symphony orchestra and to Cleaning Materials & Equipment Church, 19950 Maek avenue, evening of food, fun and feI- (- phony Society will be held perform as a soloist with or. invites discriminating plua lowship at a hayride, set for ~ on Monday, October 16, at chestra accompaniment. North High School, 707 Ver- gourmets to be judges Sun. Sunday, October 15, at 4:30 Competitors are expected day, October 1, at a pizza p.m. WE DELIVER Call LOU nier road, beginning at 4 to conform to the following p.m., with members of the bake-off in the church kitch. Further information about conditions: each student is to en at 7 p.m. the hayride may be obtained at Detroit Symphony Orchestra bring his or her own accom. 884-0520 as judges. This event begins the by contacting Gale Thomas panist to the audition, to , 'II I d d at 824.5364. Advance notice 521-0149 This year, two ~holarships perform works that show a group s.a c~ en ar an Is required for this event, as DETROIT, MI. 48224 of $200 each are being of. 16734 E. WARREN variety of musical periods allows prospective members a limited number of openings i fered, plus an opportunity and styles, to provide the to find out more about up-I arc available. for each winner to perform judges with copies of com. Mark Abdoo a solo during a Grosse Pointe positions to be played and represents buyers Symphony concert. to present at least one selec- from a wide Students through grade 12, tion which has a published GIO" GLOlOWING market area, •. who are skilled at an orches- orchestral accompaniment. Heat lost is tral instrument, exclusive of II seiling, buying or Just If judges decide no candi- piano, lire eligible to com- date (jualifies, no awards A.CO SIAIION thinking about 11 pete. Grosse Pointe resi. money lost. ... call MARKI will be given this year. 15501 MACK, DETROIT dency and attendance at a (across from Park) Pointe school are not reo Winners will b~ expected quired. to play at all rehearsals and Serving the Po;ntes and Detro;t w;th Bus. 371.4010 concerts of the Gros~'e Pointe Res 885.6595 The deadline for entries is Saturday. October 7. Entry Symphony during thl' season AAA '24-Hour TOWING Road Aid blanks and further informa- in which he or she performs tion may be obtained by call. as a soloist with the orches. tra. Police Towing ;n the Pointes ing Mrs. Winfield S. Jewell 5TAliON: 343.9731 Jr .. chairman of the activity, In addition to Mrs. Jewell, at 331.0951. the Thomas Nester Memorial 24-HOUR: 521.7691 Scholarship committee in- Mark C. Al)(lo0 The purpose of the Thomas State Regisler.cI & C.rlm.d M«Ilanics on Duly cludes Mrs. Sterling S. San. REAL TOR.ASSOCIATE' Nester Memorial SCholarship, which honors the founder of ford, Richard Kay. Mrs. Bog- dan Baynet, Nate Judson, 20052 KELL Y ROAD HARPER WOOL)S the Grosse Pointe Symphony. is to reward talented young Dan Evola and Mrs. Arnold 00 ThaI's righl. And Inadequate Slop wasting 1uel and money. W. Lungershausen. $30 OFF! insulation is the maJo' cause el ~sk ler Ae,ol,le Foam. the qual- " neat loss. Now ~ou can sign,. ,ty name in ,nsulatlon. 2.5 H.P.-20-inch (,canlly reduce the flew 01neat ...... --. .... l'om your home wllh Aero"te ~. ;.., I. I I . Case in Woods 5 "SNOW Foam Insulation. ~ WE RECOMMEND Full wall and celling Insula- • ~liiiiiilll~ tIon can save you up to 50 % . The Marlo:ot Quality Nears Climax MASTER" And thaI's money In your Insulalion A Pre-Winter Regulorly $279.95 pocket! One Indianapolis. Ind., Ae,olile Foam permanently A 95 seals Inlencr ~oids to ""nim,za FURNACE SERVICING. man, originally charged with $249 cosily winler heal loss. It seals END possession of a pistol in a TORO 20-INCH ,n the heat ... seaJs out lhe We will perform the following services for ([ I motor vehicle, is scheduled SNOW MASTER cold Perleet for use ,n ah types OF to plea to a lesser charge 'of With El.d,;, of homes, new or existing SlfUCtU res. ONLY $26 Ir' attempted carrying a con- Slart L Regular $329.95 The beTter your home is In- SUMMER cealed weapon, (CCW), a sulaled. the lower ~our heal 1. INSPECTBELTS 8. CHECK & ADJUST 15 $299 b,lIs WIll be. 2. INSPECTFILTER SAFETY PILOT two and a half year felony, SPECIAL! while a pistol possession in A. PIOt:hJe' 01 C/8,A..GEIG't' 3. CHECKAND ADJUST THERMOSTAT 9. START HEATlNG UNIT 95 -tAlNt'CM $PI! C:CH'POt&UOft., tin 4. INSPECT FLUE AND CHIMNEY 10. TEST FORPROPER a car charge against another 14"-Reg. 219.95 - $199 Indianapolis man has been E 5. INSPECTMOTORAND BLOWER COMBUSTIONAND 6. CHECK& ADJUST FAN & LIMIT PERFORMANCE dropped because of more CONTROLS 11. CHECKHEATEXCHANGER severe charges in the Indi. 95 up to 1000 sq. ft. of wall 7. INSPECT GAUGESAND ana city, said Woods Det. 12" All Electric - '149 I SIGHT GLASS (IN THE Thomas Podeszwik. CASE OF BOILERS) These developments oc- • All Machines Assemblecl-Servicecl-Ready to Go '595°°* 29 TRUCKS TO SERVE YOU curred at the Thursday, Sep- "Owl' lllOII sq. ft.tIlIjvstlll .","lillln 0Ifw Ga..t tin Sept. 30, 191. tember 21. pre-trial hearing FEATURING of James Bailey, 29, who is eASHAN'S INSULATION awaiting sentencing on the Qul.tlln. Furn.e .. , AIr Conditioner., attempted CCW charge, and '.1•• lown Mow., P.opl." 881-1934 885-5444 Air CI•• n.,.. Humidifier. Jeffrey Robertson. 23, who's An Associole of facing one of criminal con- 19815 Mack ave., in the Woods Men. ttm, frio • I. 6 NICKELLInsulaling Co. finement and two counts of Esl. over 30 years armed robbery in Indianapo- Sah'n&oy • 'D 4 lis. FLAME The pair were recently stopped by Woods police for a traffic violation, with en- suing information revealing the suspects were wanted for NACE investigation by Indianapolis authorities for their alleged participation in an armed robbery and auto theft. Through subsequent in- vestigation, Indianapolis po. lice eyed only Robertson, Det. Podeszwik said, in the incident where an Indianapo. lis man was held up as he left a sports arena, was taken to his home where his aunt was robbed and then left. with his aunt, bound. •• VITAMIN E ~A~JR~~EMILK"., VITAMINC When they were stopped 'WATER by Officers Michael VanDe. PROTEIN with ROSE~PS Ginste and Robert Kwiat. SOLUBILIZED PO W D ER 250 mg. VIT. C with kowski, a blue steel revolver Provides Opportunity for More ""lh P'OlO" 23 G"." was diseovered on the floor Complele Absorpllon 'C,n!>",. HOt .... " A" .. 250 mg. ROSE HIPS . • At1ds.L •• tllones;.Ll)w of the vehicle near the pas- FACTORS 1:4 r~~~~ C'rl>llhrd"',,'H,S'I" senger's seat. 4001 U ...,\IJ ~~ -Good TUllng. ----, . 100 TABLETS • • VPltOHlN~ SEI YOURP"'S'WNW"l~ ---.- Reg. 3.67 100 CAPSULES ~~~£~s" OlIIIllG AMg READ lASH "'='~ ~ j CAREfULLY Barnes PTO Reg. $7.99 ~<}i;d Reg. $7.48 :.;J"c'~....., $2•40 SPECIAL 6-MONTH SAVINGS CERTIFICATES SPECIAL SPECIAL Year Begins These investments will pay you 1/4 of 1% MORE than the latest average auction discount rate. for 6-month Treasury Bills on your 16 oz. $4 49 The Barnes School Parent- • • NOW. Teacher Organization, (PTOl. deposit of $10,000 or more - PLUS we'll compound your interest recently ann 0 u n c e d the quarterly to produce an even higher effective yield. There's no charge EXTRA STRENGTH HIGH POTENCY ZINC names of newly elected of- ficers and directors for the 1 for these certificates, and they are automatically renewable upon KELP-LECITHIN DAILY IRONTM 10 mg. 1978-79 school year. maturity if you so desire. Shop and compare - you'll choose 0 & N. Elected to officer positions I B6wilh CIDER VINEGAR PLUS VITAMIN FORMULA GLUCONATE were Edward Deeb. presi. Famous Dlelary COMPARE TO GERITOL' W/MINERAlS dent; Mrs. David Wenzler. Formula.fuJl 33 mother vice.president; Wil" Days Supply For Prevention of Iron t-- Deficiency Anemia liam O'Keefe, father vice- president; Mrs. Earlene La. I 100 TABLETS 100 TABLETS 100 TABLETS piccola, teacher vice-presi. GIANT 8 SAVINGS CERTIFICATES Reg. 5.74 Reg. $2.78 Reg. 3.69 dent; Dr. Reginald Zielinski, The highest interest rate anywhere on insured savings is yours with an 8% secretary; and Brian DeFour, NOW NOW NOW treasurer. SAVINGS CERTIFICATE from 0 & N. Compounded quarterly, this certifi- Elected to the board of di. cate will yield you a whoPpill9 8.24% per year! Yet, all it takes to open this rectors were Mrs. James Gif- 8% GIANT is $1,000 or more on deposit for eight years. $2.97 $1.78 $2.47 tos, Mrs. John Metry, Mrs. 2 P a u I Schweitzer. Mimmio Padovini. James Eliades and ~~~~!M'IN E VITAMIN VITAMIN C school principal Jack Me. Mahon. SKIN CREAM 4 oz. 8-6 50mg. ASCORBIC ACID Immediate past-president. I-r ~,.;~ Alth I. Y...... f. A & o. 500 m 9 Mrs. George King. will serve , II Sdttns MDlSllINtS, and Enfnt&ll 1. MDrmI4 fiT • a one.year term in an ex. "l n J I I PrcltttlS lhe' Sinn "'ubollsm Allh JIl Prodac $100,000 JUMBO CERTIFICATES .- ._.~ Reg. $3.95 '*'.. Rdof bl1l>ocNs,_ C... forrnfbonHelpf,lI, QUALITY YOU officio capacity. V F.IIC.... 04 Nervou. $,'T 884-3100 881-0477 822-2580 FSUc-~ ...... ,, .I ... .T~e QUILL. CertifIcate money WIthdrawn bel ore maturity earns the passbook • .,. •• 1 !JISI9 "ltK • en.• T1I2.29oo • rate less 3 mOnlhs ,nleresl. per federal regulatIons ... '-"'''' It ... • az 2 ? ? 2 ? • me Thursday, September 28, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine ------_.-. ------Mich. The firm manufactured I view Yacht Club. ' supermarket checkout stands Born in ~[assachusetls, MI'. I :PIANO and related gracery equip. Lawrence is survived by his I Obituaries ment. wile, Gloria; three sons,' : lUNING He received his educatian Michael, Ted ami Tony; one' Member Piano Tech Guild LEO G. JACQUES late af Florida, were held in business administration brolher, one sister and four, and accounting at the Uni. grandchildren, Village~rkel i. MARIAN Services for Mr. Jacques, recently in Flarida. 372-3776 versity of Detroit. Interment was at Forest: 177,. formerly of The Pointe, He died Sunday, Septem- ber 17, in Ocala, Fla. An avid sportsman, he was Lawn Cemetery. Mr. Jacques was barn in a member af the Detroit Gun MRS. BAl ..ilARA S. CEllULA I 18328 MACK AVENUE A FAMILIAR SITE. Pantiac and was a long.time Club, Detrait Golf Club, De. Services for lIlrs. Cellula, •• resident af The Painte until troit Athletic Club, the Old 46. of Maryland avenue were his mave to Florida three Club, and a former vice held on Wednesday, Septem- , commodore of the Grosse ber 20. at the Verheyden' This Week's years ago. Pointe Yacht Club, as well Fu;:cral Home. He began work with MQtar as belanging to the Senior She died an Monday, Sep. Praducts Corp., ane of 'the Bell Ringers Men's Club of Grosse Pointe. tember 18, at Bon Secours warld's largest suppliers of He was a director of Narth. }{ospital. Prices Effective Sept. 28, 29 and 30 automative pllrts, in 1920 in west Airline. lIlrs. Cehula had been a' plant accaunting and moved CLOSED SUNDAY Surviving are his wife, nurse at Cottage Hospital for: up thraugh the ranks to the • Darathy, one d a ugh t e r, 20 years. I We Close Wednesdays at 1 p.m. affice of president in 1951. Jeanne J. Ford, three grand. Born in Leroy, ?fich .. she During this time he de. children and twO' great-grand- is survived by her husband, velaped the wood.graining children. Joseph; a son. James; two pracess used far automotive DWIGHT M. NELSON I daughters. Linda Sue and instrument panels. Appainted Services for Mr. Nelson, Julie; her mother, Mrs. Lu. EATING AT HOME works manager in 1939, Mr. 74, of Windmill Pointe drive cille Tate; one sistl'r and Jacques put the campany an and Fort Lauderdale, Fla., one brother. : Thausa.nds 9f are~ resid~nts have been plagued this' a prafitable basis in faur pas.! willter by nSlllg utility costs, rool ice damming, were held an Friday, Sep. Tributes may be made to CAN BE DELICIOUS! ceiling cave illS, sagging eaves and moisture laden manths after taking over at tember 22, at the Grasse the I m man u e I Lutheran : scaling paint. a time it was lasing $10,000 Painte Memarial Church. Ar. Church, 13031 Chandler Park a day. We can help yau fortily yaur homes' defenses against rangements were handled by drive, Detroit. the. unrelentin~ forces of Mather Nature next year He directed design af a the V e r Ii e y den Funeral Interment was in Leroy. gun turret for the nase and GUNSBERG'S (All I'at cuts) while minimizing exterior painting maintenance and Home. I IliRS. BETTY M, reducing utility casts. , tail of the B-24 Cansolidated He died on. Tues?ay, Sep. JUENEMANN DELICATESSEN STYLE bamber for which Motor Our preventative maintenance services. include reo tember 19, 10 Slllnt Jahn I Services for Mrs. .Juene- PrO'ducts received the Army. raafing, rainware & insulated aluminum siding and trim. Hospital. mann 51 of Brys drive were Navy "E", an award for ex, Far those whO' cannot afford to' have maintenance Mr. ~elsan retired in 1967 held ~n 'Monday, September CORNED BEEF work done tWIce, please call 882-3100. cellence in war production. as preSident of Nelmar Carp., 25 at the Grosse Pointe SI.59L8 In 1944 he purchased the which he founded in 19.47. W~ods Presbyterian Church . plant, equipment, and hired .[haring [rass The firm, with affices and Arrangements were handled I' the camplete arganization far ~~'N1ENANCE& ALTERATlo. 882-3100 plants in Harper Woods, bv the A H Peters Funeral the Deepfreeze Appliance Di. Warren, Detroit, Taranto and liome. . . CABBAGE 10~8. ..A. CONTRACTORS It • ROOFING. SIDING visian, now a generic name Turina, Italy, was a major She died on Friday Sep. WI ••• THE HOUSE DOCTORS . • ENCLOSURES far hame freezers . supplier to. the auto .indus. tember 22. at her hom~. 11901 E. WARREN. DETROIT. MICIlIGAN 48224 • INTERIOR REMODELING When he left the firm Mr. try, praducmg auto mlrrars. Mrs Juenemann i~ sur . OUR OWN HOME MADE Jacques became president of In 1963, Mr. Nelson intro- vived 'by her husband, Guy; $2 15 Hapman Carp. in Kalamazaa, duced to the U.S. the Peu. a daughter, Julie; a son, geot motorbike. He was the Jeffre\" her parents 1\1r. and MEAT LOAF 2 pL:N • F~ench firm's exclusive dis. Mrs. Thomas E. Bo'Urg; and IHE 1979 CHEVROLEIS ARE HERE! trIbutor for the U.S., Canada, one sister Mexico and Puerto Rica. Memori~l contributions mav BONELESS ROLLED Mr, Nelson was a member be made to the Grosse Pointe AMERICA'S CAR IS of the Country Club of De- Woads Presb\'terian Church # 1 trait, the petroit Athletic or the ~Jichig~n Cancer Foun. PORK LOIN SI.89L8 Club, BaYView Yacht Club, dation. NOW ON DISPLAY AI Lauderdale Yacht Club, Key Interment was at Forest Largo Anglers and the Ta\'. Lawn Cemetery ONE LB. PKG. ern C~ub, C~icago. .. RUSSELL L. ilERBRUCK JONES BACON $1.48 He IS survIved by hiS Wife, ' Marie; a son, Dwight M. Jr.; Servl~es for :'Ilr. Herbruck, a d a ugh t e r Mrs. Judith 64. of 1 he Park were held on OVEN READY FRESH Trued; one br~ther, one sis- Tuesday. Scptcmbl'r 26, at ter and seven grandchildren. I i~le V e r hey den Funeral STUFFED (5 Lb. Avg.) Tributes may be made to ome.. '.". the Augustinian Historical He dJ~! 01,1 S,~tlll d~~. Sep- FREE GIFT WITH EVERY APPRAISAL Institute, Villanava, Pa., or I t~~ll:)er _.J, .It Cottage liDS. ROASTING CHICKENS the Benson Fard Educatian I pi a . (In A Cooking 8ag) and Research Fund of Henrv' . lIlr. Herb.ruck was a fOl:mer I All NEW 1978 CHEVROlETS lEFT IN STOCK, Ford Hospital. • \'I.ce.p I' l' 5 Ide n t of Hlralll Interment was at Wood. \\ alkcr. Inc. " Will BE SOLD AT ORIGINAL FACTORY IN- lawn Cemetery. . He JOIned the flrm s sub- NEW ITEMS FROM VOICE! OFFER ENDS FRIDAY, OCT. 6. ROBERT LAWRENCE sldwry: James, Barclay and Services tor Mr. Lawrence, Sons. In 1946 In, Clcv~la~d. FOR EXAMPLE: 66, of Pemberton road were O. After beconllng dlsll'l~t held on Thursday, Septem. ~ales mana~er for Barclay 10 1978CHEVETTE ber 21, at the Verheyden Plttsburg'.l In 196,1. he moved STOUFFERS 2 DOOR. AM RADIO, CONSOLE, Funeral Home. t~ DetrOIt to JOIn Hiram SPORT STEERING WHEEL, BODY He died on Sunday. Sep- \\ ~Ikert the parent compa.ny. SAVE ON THESE INTRODUCTORY PRICES! SIDE MOULDINGS. STOCK #2127. tember 17 in Providence. 1>1:. Herbruck became vice. 3 A T THIS PRICE. R.!.' preSident of sales for contr?1 11-0Z. Mr. Lawrence was the states for H.lram Walker In c Open Every Night Next Week '1i19 p.m. To Better Serl But perhaps a new clean. qUiet hot water or steam I trmber 21. at Harper Hos. I heating system could save 1O. 2~ or even 4000 on fuel , pit;l!. I bills thiS winter. I :\Ir. Brgrman ref ir('(l re- I • ACORN SQUASH Warmth & Efficiency cenlly from the General i If your present system Isn t up to another winter your :\[otors R~srarch La borator. ' contractor can install a new Burnham-America system ie" aflrr 37 years of service. i • BUTTERNUT SQUASH that will give you more heat for less money thiS willter Through those years h(' as. I With Burnham.Amenca hot water or steam healing you , _'i,trd In a ho,t of projrcts I get clean, qUiet comfort and fuel efflc lency. I In the arras of > • m. .ea. - P'ge Ten GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday. September 28, 1978 Seniors Learn Dr. Earl Kaplan Self-Defense Dr. Gary S. Kaplan r Foot Specialists & Podiatrists M.~~::~:;i~~:.::o BELLE ISLE Wayne County Community College is offering a seven- takes pleasure in announcing the week class called "Self.De. association of fense for Older Americans" Dr. D. M. Kaplan to help seniors protect them. ~ FOR THE PRICE OF ONEl AWNING CO. selves from an attack. in the practice of podiatry and foot surgery. anvas • Vinyl • Acrilan • Dacrop Any county resident 60. 14608 Gratiot Ave, nr. 7 Mi. Rd. years-Qld or older can enroll 774-1300 efJ(;) 776.6290 I free of charge on Thursday, Detroit 48205 527-8030 October 12, at the Grosse Buy NOW and SAVE Pointe Woods Presbyterian : Church, 19950 Mack avenue, -99-- --~---_ ...... --..... at 10 a,m, The classes will be ~.,." •• Grout Poi.f, Sille. '931 held on Thursdays from 10 cJM~~~U5 I a.m, to 12 noon with lunch . SERVICE 22704 Harper fol1owing. WIMBLEDON LAKESHORE 774- 1010 5t. Clair Shores. Each class consists of phy. HOOFING CO. : ~ Racquet Club Tennis House sical instructi?n, pl~s a "~o's 'I~:~~SUULlER Ok' WINTEb ~ 20250 E. 9 Mile Rd. 23125 Mart~tr Rd. and don'ts" diSCUSSIOn,vIew.' ." ''", ... '" ." • ~. 51.Clair Shores 48080 St. Clair Shores ~8080 ing simp~e hints about where , ,,,' ~~ OJ' R"ltlS @m:~/t"J' . not to Sit on a bus, or how I" ~. \.....~/_ ~ .: to shout for help. '.~. ROlI<:TiD l'f A ~ Racquetball $5 non-prime time This is a return engage. 'tliI:...... J. D. CODtER SHINGLE IIllOF and mcnt for black-belt Karate I <0;-- -'~. ASPIIl1T SlIUHlLE IOOFS $7 prime time with Membership expert Joanne Spiro, who' FREEESTIMATES 899-2100 15222 E. Jefferson Avenue laught the popular course Ell,\IESTROUGHS & DOWNSPOUTS 8060 WHEELER DETROIT ZIP CODE 48210 last winter. . - - .- Excellent Block Time Available G, P, Park (between Lakepointe & Beaconsfield) The course is part of the CORPORATE MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE OWLS', (Older, Wiser, Love. Phone 822-5474 lier, Saner), active daily cal. • RACQUETBALL. SQUASH. FREE NURSERY FREE DELIVERY endar of events for seniors. • SAUNAS. WHIRLPOOLS. WEIGHT ROOM In addition to the self.de . Fit.'" Weiner ",.t • HITTING ALLEY • SUNTAN ROOM Open Mon. thru Fri. 8:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. fense course seven other Satur9ay 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. • LESSON PROGRAMS AVAILABLE classes are currently being PRIME BEEF FRESH "POULTRY DAIRY PRODUCTS Prlscriptloll - VlII.lns - Comilicul AI~I offered at the Out.Wayne "HOMEMADE SAUSAGE" FRESH FISH DAILY Joe Fodell has ioined our teaching staff Sill lor CltlzlII DllCOInt County Nutrition Site housed in the church, OUR OWN J. D. PROGRAMS NOW IN PROGRESS GeraldE. Bodendistel, R.Ph. Michael R. Ozak,R.Ph. On Mondays, an exercise RoyBedell, R.Ph. Richard Kuczma, R.Ph. and nutrition class is follow- SLICED Call lor brochures 774.1300 ed by disco dancing instruc...... - I ;' I I I tion. On Tuesdays, the morn . ing sewing class is usually BACON followed after lunch by a speaker or film. ALASKAN SNOW Meanwhile, Wednesday is knittin'g, c roc h e tin g and CRAB handwork day, while on Thursdays, in addition to the LEGS S2.39Ib. morning self.defense course, While They Last! Wayne County Health Nurse Ensi Shore teaches, "What You Always Wanted to Know About Diabetes." IMPORTED On the first and third Thursdays, square dancing is popular, while a ceramics P.OLI5H class meets on Thursday i mornings. HAM lb. On 'Fridays, the exercise $2.39 and nutrition class, taught by Paul Housie, continues, fol- .' lowed by Greek and ballroOJ,n PRIME CHOICE dancing . For further information RUMP about classes, activities or ROASI eDces the noon lunch program, call 886-4532, Boneless Rolled FIRST LEGISLATION The first federal legislation WHOLE setting safety and health standards for workers in general in the private sector was the Occupational safety S2.99Ib. '::~erloinCuI and Health Act, which is ad- Up Free ministered by the U,S. De. partment of Labor and was written in 1970, according to 75300 E. JEFfERSON - ST. CLAIR SHORES, MICHIGAN 41011 " HOURS: Tuel. thru Sot. 8.6-Spe Model 8644 (1i7i model) 4 hp .. If-propelled Wu'315" NoJ275°O • Mulch your leaves while you Win up to $10,000 instantly! mulch your grass clippings. In one pass. • Saves time and work. No bagging, raking and hauling. • saves money agal" by eliminating leaf bags and reducing fall fertilizing. First Grand Prize: • Tough, durable, quick-starting. The one that started the mulching revolution. • Other models available in 18", 20", and 22" cutting widths. Electric and pull-start. Self propelled and hand-propelled. • At participating dealers while supplies last. $500,000 in one lump sum. S111e.nd. October 31, 1i78, It's the new instant game from the Michigan Lottery. -FMC Just rub the spots on the ticket. Pairs, three or four of a kind, full ~ouses and Grosse Pointe: straights win. You could win up to $10,000 instantly or quahfy for . the Grand Drawing where someone will win $500,000 in one lump sum. NELSON FROLUND All two's (deuces) are wild, so you can use them any way you want. Play today. 19815 MACK AVE., in the Woods Detroit: You'll go wild over it! EVERGREEN GARDEN CENTER MICHIGAN b~.!lj LOTTERY 12421 E. McNICHOLS RD. Thursday, September 28, 1978 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN, E W S Page Eleven , Calvarv Center VLS to Host Tennis Tourney (;oncerns Aired in Woods " Dedication Set University Liggett School, finals of the tournament will (ULSl. will hold its First be played in the late after- ~ver Flared Drive'ways noon, with the finals in the Annual Girls Invitational Two Pointe pastors will doubles beginning at approxi- , By Roger A. Waha there should be no such in. conduct the service of dedi. Tennis Tournament on Satur- , A request for a variance to cursions into the property of mately 3 p.m. cation of Calvary Senior Cen. day, September 30, at the ronstruct a circular drive at another citizel\. in relation to tel' in Northeast Detroit on Bess. The Best 575 (,'anterbury road from such driveway flares without Saturday. September 30, at school's Cook road campus. Shorewood E. R. Brown the resident's permission. 3:30 p.m. . Doubles play will begin at 9 Builders, Inc., 20431 Mack Displeased over the entire a.m., and singles games will avenue, didn't turn out to be situation, the mayor added Calvary also' will 1?e the site that day of the observ. begin at 12 noon. The public 01 the Bnmcb. the main subject of discus- the city should have all or- ance of Senior Citizcns Day is invited. sion at .the Woods Council's dinance go v ern i n g such Bess Bonmer. Jazz. Delectable crepes. Nowhere could as part of the week.long an. regular meeting 1\1 0 n day, flares, not a policy. The invitational event nual fall festival of the East will Sunday brunch be more delightful than thIS combination bring together for the first ~eptember 18. "I felt strongly about it," Warren Businessmen's Ass'n. at the RenaIssance Center MagiC Pan. time in tournament play I Rather, because of the con-I Mr. Pinkos told the NEWS. Listen to the musIc Enjoy a delectable variety The day's theme will be eight of the finest girls ten. "Wnd'Y bruneh10,30 10 2- ~ern of Dr. Jwong Ling of "I don't think it's up to the of crepes, salads of fresh frUit or spinach. 559 Cante~bury! an apparent DPW, (as indicated at the "A Touch of Love," nis teams in the state, in. sunday -a.i iong:standmg cI~y polley. reo meeting. by officials regard. The Reverend Kenneth Cc'lludingAlasth~~ear'~defending ~ Perhaps a cocktail or glass of line wine And all served dardmg the flarmg of drIve. ing this policy) to determine L t t f S . t Paul's ass c ampJOn, Soulh brunch 5.~ with a spectacular view of the DetrOIt River. o/ays o.n so-called city p~op. for the proper'ty owner the L~~h~r~:s ~rh ~ r ca~n in the' High School. Ah, Sunday brunch at Its delicious best erty, (J.e., between the SIde. flare of the driveway" Farms and the Reverend In addition to the teams and dlnne.r d.. l~ walk and the curb), about . . foot into th I t I' f Such mput should come, Paul Keppler, pastor of First from South and ULS. local Sundays, bE-'qinning October 1 Q,ne .,. e 0 me 0 he felt. from adjacent prop- En g lis h Church in The girls from North High School Where the only thing ~~ ad)OIOlng property owner erty owners and if in any Woods. will be part of the and from Our Lady Star of more Impressive Noon. 4':00 p.m. ~nll come. to a~ end. , given case there was a hard- dedication 'of the facility at 11he Sea High School will par. ~ than the river view Tower 300, Level Two " No ....:. thIS .pollcy, whIch has ship, proper legislation gov- is lhe food I.' 4950 Gateshead near Mack. licipate, ~ ._'s..~. been In eXistence for some erning such a sit u a t ion Conducting the service will j T('ams from KingslI'ood ~ ~" '" 30 to 35 years, will cease as should be enacted. be the Reverend Reginald 1 School, Bloomfield Hills Lah. ;;- ~ity Attorney George Callin While feeling such a drive. ..,' ~ .r- . . Holle, newly.elected Lishop I ser. Ann Arbor Pioneer and I ~ I!, 0 sch.eduled to ~ r e p a ~ e way flare may be a good of the Michigan District of I Easl Grand Haplds will travel ~ ~- ... ----...., " ..,- ~ gUlde.lmes .governmg t his thing, Mr. Pinkos said the the Arne r i can Lutheran to The Pointe for the tour. ~ ~ea m ordl.nance fonn. system used governing this C h u r chand Dr. Howard nament, Each of the schools • The parttcular r e que s t matter wasn't right. Appar- Christensen, president, Michi' will send four singles and from S~orewood,. a~pealing ently many years ago certain gan Synod, Lutheran Church four doubles. th~ demal of a bUlldm.g per- conditions played a role in in America. l . Many rankcd players will !)'lIt .a~ a local ordma~ce such a policy but such condi- During the ~ay.lo~~ ob.1 ~e al.nong th~ parti:ipants, in. Malor Cn?dlt cards a::ceptt.'<.1 creperie IZrohlblts 'a paved parkmg tiorts change, he noted. servance of Semor Cltlzcns' (ludmg natlOnal!).r a n ked hich ~rea :-v exceeds 30 per- City Administrator Chester Day, visitors will be able to I S~san :\lasc3rin. She is. a . c:e~t In coverage of .the reo E. Petersen said this has see displays of the various j n~nth grader at University : $41,500 and today they are going for $75,OOO! By U.S. News & Sun.. 30& Del. 1 AsBELGIANd oreakfi\~: WAFFLES!or as a des-sett Rsat. t Ch' sept.k 'II I : same rule this same home will sell for $131,400! oas IC en.. l w,th bl"eberne' str.",befrles, COCKTAILS, OF COURSE 1/2 chicken. bread stuffing. '''oberry lOPll""l and ,ce oeam, , There were similar comparisons on foad, shoes, cars, etc. cranberry sauce' hy ,t. ,0" ri ',I.. " {I : It would seem to me that new techniques ,n manufacturing Mon. & Tues .. Oct. 2 & 3 Ho•• "d. Sel' Dan,1 ,I I : could help curb some of this inflation. But, in areas like metro. U .s.D.A. CHOICE Wed _ Vegetable .1 . pol,tan Detreit and its suburbs there is relatively little roam for DELMONICO STEAK Thurs. - Chicken Noodle II' II 17569 E. W'A RREN 5 BLOCCAKOSIEEUAXSTOF .1 : new buddong methods so we are to cope with infiation drama- Charbroiled to Order Fr!. - Shrimp Chowder '. 1 o : tlColly. If we intend to live uhere weill pay the price-evi- Above Wed It'>ru iues SCeC,als ;.'1- Sat. - Navy Bean : :dentiolly! So this seems to ind,cate that our best investment cludeso..p 0' I" c~ ",ad o' < ,'e Sun. - Chicken Noodle '1 I 'hedge against inflation is stdl, our residential property. In fact :~~.~~g~~~,~~ WI-" 0FF'o 0 ~~~hbO\~~shroom 375 695 OJ:: ""m,onum eN'ga "000 ~e~~~:~: ;:::;~.;:ak $4000 I I' ., ., tf"Jne Imported and Domestic I I 5 3 H.P.-20-inch Cheese: Greek Sausage. Green I!II ~ by the Glass or Battle d 2and~lch on bun with Potatoes 3.95 "SNOWBURST" Pepper.On.on. I ;"--' liter or 1/2 Uter i: Delmonieo Steak Mushroom . 350 6 40 v,~ Ii Sandwieb on Bun ~i9u~~ Cheese: Greek Sausage. Onion. I .------.-)-a-il-)-.-S-.-I)-C-e-i-a-I------, 'I W,th Potatoes , 2.35 MUShroom '.. 325 595 I S" k I II & A $249 soUP & SALAD I " , .ae Ct am-. 95 Cheese 2 75 495 I ~ ENTREE ~ I' :; Swil'il'i (~hcel'ie _ PLUS 1.95 II Sandwlch With sliced Tomatoes 1.65 ALL PIZZAS COME WITH FREE GREEK SALAD '--- --', Shi!ih.Ka-Bob Sand".ieb Broiled White .'i!lth Bill fOil:0' ,he Piano every friday ~tJd Saturday nigh; On Syrian Bread ' , 1.95 L Potatoes, Soup & Salad ,...... 3.95 Bar B.~l. R.b!lt I Deluxe. . 2.60 _------., tried Filet of Perch, POlatoes: S~-u-p'&S;i~d-.-. I Soup & Salad I' 11. I b II it d ~ i9;] I I 1/2 Order .. 4.45 'I r'''''''' II ,. ro e .' All Machines Assembled, Broiled Filet of Pickerel PolBtaes, Soup & SBIBd.4.95 ilil Wr,ole Order: : : . : . : . . 7.65 ill! 'I [ W th Ch(irlulnd Round 1 45 Serviced and Ready to Go FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY I eese. . .. ' . E '- ...J --.----- .. "- ...... - ..._- .. - -.- Double Shi!lth-Ka-lloh I' _With Greek Cheese '. . .. ' 1.60 lIo •• !ic SI)eeial f'ro~ .,£~.. ,ill Syrian Bread, Potatoes & \ I .. Potatoes, Soup & Salad 3.95 Greek Salad. 3.85 II rJ ~ I,ot~ or (.reek Uread ~ (.reek Salad Ii '.ondon Oroil CookEld 10 your Tasle 1,1 Homemade Soup. bowl 50 Coffee 40 Small . 1 25 ::, 'it Fried MushroomS 1 25 Medium 1 srJ '1'1 Au JUs. Potatoes. I,! Frer'ch Fries 60 Baklava 75 ? 50 1 Soup & Salad 395 COllagE' Frlf's 60 Cheeseca!\e 100 ( 19815 Mock ave., in the Woods Large ::i M.,., ,....""',, 1'.6 I 'II' II 1/2 Sot • III 4 pm I,h. Oroilcd :!I BAN(l(rl~TS III Ground Round. , 10 il CARRY OUTS=J • • s a a Thursday, September 28, 1978 Page Twelve GROSSE POINTE NEWS Key Suspect City Charter Prol'isions Eyed I letters to The Editor CITY OF A letter viewing an expres. contract awarded to the t' d r p 1) sian of interest on the part lowest competitive bidder. ------. ------(Con mue rom age of the Woods Lions Club in The charter notes that all To the Editor: moment. He became so ac. and we don'l approve.. ure to the physical violence Dogs should not be allowed cuslomed to it, as a matter Sincerel\!, allegedly de man d I' d by ~rn!i!it 'niutr acquiring the cily's 194 9 purchases and sales 0f per. J , I bl' to roam freely anywhere and of facl, that he was quill' Charles G. Fossati, Karam. pumper fire engine upon Its sonal property and al pu II' dogs on leashes should not bl t f hId f L k I retirement was unanimously improvement contracts shall una I' a per orm tel 1'1' 0 a ecrest anI', According to Det. Van INVITATION TO BID received and placed on file be evidenced by written con. be allowed to leave droppings withoul the. assistance, (~lim. Grosse Pointe Farms 'fiem, Prebee and Richard by the council at its regular: tract or purchase order. 011 neighbors' law/ls, UllUIS'fifl YOUhPleaSe), of the To the Editor: entered The Farms man's To Furnish Two 1979 Police Vehicles with Trade.In . 'S t I ' When I walked my dog,] Ie p u, (t reatening), ap. Ilome at gunpoint in April meetlllg Monoay. ,ep em Jer, In such sales or purchas(' c;}rri~d III" fir~plac~ ~hovel I' I I d To the residents of Grosse I ~ J ~ ~ - p Jance proper y pace . in an apparent holdup at. 18 . 'or contracts, in excess of with me. It was easy to slip Pointe. On behalf of the The City of Grosse Pointe will r~ceive sealed Se"eral nl")lt'IS ''''0 tll(' 0 h 1 I Of COllrse, there was the Grosse POI'nte KI'wanl's Club, tempt. The pair were J'umpy, , T I ~':' 1$1,00 , t e sa e or pure lase it under my pet at the proper b bids for the purchase of one (1) station wagon- club expressed :m Irttere"t: shall h(' :lpproved by the ._ Pllro lefm Q~ what to do with we would like to thank all of however, and left the home model vehicle, and one' (I) four door sedan for . tl Id . I 1(' a enslvef mat ('rial once I f IVI'thollt to,kl' ng an"tlll'ng, Ill' In Ie 0 pumper Illa"mu: I i council, formal sealed bids.. tIe comn.1Unity or its gen. " J municipal police service use, and taking in trade two as the city is aW:li!lIlg deh\'" "hall b(' obt till' r{"luest hefore them for the transfer of own('rship I of Ill(" 1978.79 SDD.SD:\I Licensed busin('ss located at ! CITY OF 18550 :llack Avenue, known as the "Farms nelica. tl'''en'' from :'Ilr. George A. :llarshall to iiII'. Dallas ~rn!lat 'nilttr IInnita II'. Carrier. MICHIGAN Tilc Council a(\"ptec1 a resolution authorizing the ('il.1 ':, T,arlidpation in the Gros;;(' Pointe Volunteer :';OTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council will be considerinl{ the fol. d) The name, address and telephone number of the person or persons who I'r,,";,tioll Pr.,gr:Ill' for a period of one Yl'ar, with a lowing proposed ordinance for second reading and for final adoption at its meetim: will be in charge of conducting the solicitation and the names, addresses ('1)111 rihllti"n of its proportionate ~hare of the Operat. schcduled for October 2. 1978. The prnposed ordinance is available for public and telephone numbers of all the solicitors; in~ Hud,~et ha,(',l on population in the total amount inspection at the l\lunicipal Building, 20025 !\lack Avenue, betwecn 8:30 a.m. and c) A description of the method or methods to be employed in conducting "f ~4.975.00. 5:00 p.m, :'IIonday thriugh Friday. the solicitation; Tllf' Council adopted a r('s"lution to establi~h the PROPOSED ORDINANCE {) The dates and proposed time when such solicitation is to be made; :l!lIIl1;Ji ~:,)ar,l' for the position of 'Yater Distribution ,\1\ ORDINANCE TO Al\IEND TITLE IV Of' TilE CITY CODE OF THE FI)r<'1I1~;I' III t he amount nf S~0.600.00. inclu;;ive of CITY OF GROSSE POINTE WOODS OF 1975 BY ADDING THERETO g) A full d('seriplive statement of the character and extent of the charitable, :li I 1,1 (') 11lilt' and the paymcnt fnr an S.3 St ate C"r. A CHAPTER 16 E:'\TITLED "SOLICITATIONS"; TO PROVIDE REGU. religious, patriotic, civic, educational or philanthropie work being done liflcalr'. df(" Ii\<' n'tro;lcllH' t,) ,lilly J, 1978. LATIOi\' TIII-:REOF, LICENSING AND A Plml\I1T FEE. by the applicant within the City of Grosse Pointe Woods. Ti,l' ('.,unci1 3j'pro\'l'd the l"w hid of Anstins TIIF. CITY OF GROSSE POINTE WOODS ORDAINS: 4.164 QUALIFICATIO:"l' FOR PERl\IIT: The City Administrator shall 1';'l'lt\'[, JII Illp te,tal ;I1lll'unt of ~4.37!l 00 for painting SECTION 1. 'That Title IV of the City Code of the City of Grosse Pointe review each application for a permit. and shall determine: Ill" ('.':I(',i"f ',f Ihl' City 1I;,I!. Woods of 1975 shall be amcnded by adding thereto the following Chapter 16 ('ntitled Solicitations: a) That the applicant is a person or organization which is, in fact, engaged Till' ('"lIl1C'il allth"ri7('<\ pa~ mcnt (Jf statcments in charitable, religious, patriotic, civic, educational or philanthropic work 4.16.1 DEFINITIONS: Whenever used in this Chapter, thc following term~ frolll tlH' (,rm (,f Ilickill"on, Wright, :'ITcKean, Cudlip or engaged in raising funds for distribution to such persons or organiza. shall mean and include: ,~. ',lnoll. ("iltll'c\lors at Law, t"taling the amounl of tions: SOLICIT or SOLlCITATIOl\ shall mean thc act of any person in going house to Sill :;:q :j~, for profes'ional ',f'nil'e; rendered on the house or busincss establishment to business establishment requesting money, bl That the net proceeds derived froll1 the solicitations authorized under the ('1','.' b"h;,)f in J"hor llIalt('r, for a ,ix-JlIonth period permit shall be used exclusively for charitallle, religious, patriotic, civic, (.e:r1111- .lUII(, :JO, 1978 credit, property, financial assistance or other thing of value. or, while so doing, offering to sell any article, tag, ticket, emblem, publication, advertisement, sub. educational, or philanthropic purposes, '11,(, ('olllll'il :,uthori7f'd filial p,,)'mrllt to thl' scription or othcr thing, whclhcr of value or not, on a plea or reprcs('ntation Upon a finding that the qualifications for a permit have been met, the City III C', "f (;"",1,,11 (;Iiva'. IrlC'orp"rat('d. Traffic En~i. Ihat such lIIon(')', credit, property, financial a~si~tance or othcr thing of value or Adminbtrator shall issue a Solicitation Permit to the applicant. II, ,'I' )11 1111. t"tal ;UTlOUlit of $:i80.00. f"r tlll' Traff!c any part thereof will be mcd for a charitable, religious, patriotic, civic, cduca. ) ""I,' ,,! Ill'~ <;lw1, \I hid, I1I1.y !'TC'parl'(l. tional or philanthropic purpo~c. This l1f'finition docs not inl'lude the door to door 4.165 PER:lIIT NON.TRANSFERABLE: Any permit issued under the pro- distribution of any papl'r, letter, handbill or othf'r Iiteratllre provided, how. visions of Ihis Chapter shall not be transferable to any persall. 'I )". f"l1m',lng H('I"'lh II('n' It ('('il('d h,' llip ever, that sueh person making surh distribution shall not attempt to engage (''''II' il ~11](1",d(') ..d pIau (1 "II fTll' . the rl'sident~ of an~' house or the proprietor, cu~tomcrs or tenant~ of any 4.16 6 PER~IlT NOT AN ENnORSE~fENT: No person shall represent that business e~tab1ishment in any cunversation relating to such rcrJll('~t (,olltained the granting of a permit aut horizing a solicitation, under the provisions I JI ( II" parlnll'1l1 [(f'poft f"r tlir lll'mt II of (If this ChaptN, is an endor~elllent by the City of Grosse Pointe Woods of the .\'II:u \ .1' (, I I'. )'I.H' 'I . J'il"f 't' lq'll ~lalt.nH'nt hy 111(' applil':\IIt as to why such infnrmalion call1lot hI' furlllslr('(l: Chapter, upon cOllvictioll th('['('of. lIla~' hI' "uhjcct to ,~ fine not to ('xc('('d on(' hu nllrecl dollars (SIOO,OO), :t) :-;:l1llr. addn'<;s, tl'll'pllOlle nUlIllJPr and principal officI' locatioll of t111' l I' l I'l 'i)('r III .!P)I' 1I1,1I1r', "'tlpprJlt('ci :lnl\ (,:lJrj,'d. p('['~on ~pplyillg for till' pNlnit; 11. r I' l r "d) I'llil ! ,tt 11 r"l, PH' SECTlO:-.l 2. EFFH'Tl\'E lli\TE. Thi" Ordillanc(' shall h('come effective "I Thr' pllrpl>.'!' for II hl('11 ,sul'h solicitation is to he made ,l1ul till' U<;l' or ,f;lIl11ary 1. H179, James H. Dingcmon Richard G, Solak di~p"."lti()1l to 1)(' made of any receipts therdl'Oln; \1 \', ()I( ('ITY CLEHK (,) Thl' IIalii I' of tlll' person by \\ hom the receipts o( ~lI('h solicitation shall Chester E. Petersen 1',,1",,11",] (;" ", \"IIIiI!' '{'II.', 1'~UI'of SC]ltemlJl'r be dlsbursecl and tlH' nallle and location of the cu stodiall of sllch funds City Administrator.Clerk ~H J[)71l pnor to till' disburselllf'nt; GI'N-.9.28.1978 Thursday, September 28, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS . Page Thirteen TAPPAN & ASSOCIATES GROSSE POINTE REAL ISlATE ~~ BOARD MEMBERS THREE FIRST OFFERINGS Borland Associates Purdy Toles YOU CAN'T TELL A BOOK BY ITS COVER and & that certainly applies in this instance, From the of Earl Keim, Realty. Wm. W. Queen New sign moment you open the door, you'll be delightfully Ichweltzer surprised at the enormous amount of living space, Wm. J. Champion Schweitzer Real E/tate,lnc. • You'll find a 16x21 family room, 3 large bed. & Co. rooms, central air, a new roof and too many Real Estate, Inc. In town amenities to list here. All this for $72,500. . Danaher, Boer, Scully ~ Wilso and Stroh, Inc. LOCATION-QUALITY -PRICE-This immaculately ll Hendrie) ~nc, maintained home has all these qualities. If a 4 FARMS OFFICE bedroom center entrance colonial in Grosse R. G. Edgar & Shorewood' •• Better Pointe Shores meets ~'our needs, run (do not Associates E. R. Brown -' ...... 886-5800 walk) to the phone and make your appointment, 1 I .. HOmeSRand Gardens@ with us, NOW! Goodman Pierce Inc. Realty, Inc. WOODS OFFICE This lovely Center Entrance Colonial in excellent Higbie Moxon Strongman condition offers 3 bedrooms, 21h baths, den and family room and lovely brick patio. Call now for Johnstone & & Assoc. 886-4200 complete details, -Johnstone, Inc. ,Tappan & WARREN-FIRST OFFERING-Super clean 4 bed- room Colonial in prime area of Warren, 21h McBrearty & Adlhoch Associates baths, family room, large lot makes this a per. Realtors Youngb,lood feet family home, Call today, George Palms Realty, Inc. BUILD AN OFFICE TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS or for . .", , an Investment - two prime lots at 181h Mile Roads in St~ling Heights. On it are two names you can trust, Ours and the nome of the country's leading home and TAPPAN & ASSOCIATES family magazine, We ot Schweitzer Reol Estate are proud fo have been selected as Michigan's first charter member of the new Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Service. We were 88 Handy Road selected for our record of serving families in this community. For our business reputation. For A 2 bedroom 2 bath Colonial well maintained with the professionalism of our people. every modern convenience found in present day Together we wi II bring you a broader range of services including a 1 or 2 year Home homes in perhaps the most central location in Warranty Protection Plan, available on all homes purchased through our company. 90 Kercheval 884-6209 the Pointes surrounded by equally fine homes but in walking distance to schools, churches, So look for our new sign in town, with the two names you can trust and call us when you're shopping and buses. OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 P.M. in the market to buy or sell. Contact a 'SCULLY & HENDRIE, IN'C. Member Broker 20169 Mack Avenue at Oxford Road 881-8310 ------'------_.------_.---- ~ti ~;1<, ~~, ~ealt,~ OPEN SU NDA Y FROM 2-5 Grosse Pointe Shores Open Sunday, 2.5 No picture could do it justice, The house is stunning True Federalist styling distinguishes this attractive throughout. Designed to take advantage of indoor residence at 1112 Bishop Road. It has big, airy rooms and outdoor beauty, it has a screened and glassed and a lovely open staircase. There's a large den and terrace, lovely patio, family room with parquet garden room, a big screened terrace overlooking a floor. Three bodrooms, three baths, powder room, charming backyard, and a good kitchen. Four bed- 3.car !{arage. Shown by appointment. rooms, 21h baths, newer furnace. 886-5800 886-4200 OPEN SUNDAY, 2.5 483 FISHER. Classic center entrance Colonial with many luxury features, Three bedrooms, Lovely Old Farnzl!OIlSe 21h baths, formal dining room, handsome library with built.ins and panelling, lots of closets. Ex- Over a hundred years old, but beautifully tra insulation for low heating bills. Central air. renovated to give you the charm of the old, 1021 BISHOP GROSSE POINTE PARK - This five bedroom, 4'h bath center entrance Colonial is a perfect plus the comfort and convenience of the ne\\'. 886-4200 home for' the growing family. Grandmother or older teenager would be very happy with the large -bed- Located in Oxford, ?llichigan - a great fav- room suite that has its' own private outside entrance. On its large lot the home also sports a lighted, orite with lovers of rolling countryside and OPEN SUNDAY, 2-5 regulation-sized badminton /volleyball court, den with wet bar, family room with beamed ceiling and natural the magic spell of :\[ichigan's pretty small Substantial price reduction on this custom-built fireplace and a large greenhouse. There is quick possession on this lovely home which is one of the towns. A pleasant drive from metropolitan brick ranch. It's a one-owner house that's abso- newer homcs in the area. Call 776-8500 or 886-8710. Detroit. lutely mint. There are three bedrooms, big family room with fireplace, great kitchen, two- OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5 • Family room with redwood panelling car attached 'garage. Quick possession, too, so 4269 AUGUSTINE, STERLING HEIGHTS - Located north of 15 Mile and east of Ryan Road is this superb and natural fin'place see it Sunday at 1325 Yorktown in the Woods . center entrance Grosse Pointe styled Colonial. Features include large living room, formal dining room, • \'ery large, modern country kitchen family room, 2.',,, baths, four large bedrooms, finished basement with dry bar, 2'" car attached garage, • Brick and aluminum exterior 886-4200 central air, fenpcd yard, Warren consolidated schools and priced at only $79,900. • Two modern baths • Three (or four) bedrooms OPEN SUNDAY, 2.5 23107 ALGER, ST. CLAIR SHORES - Exceptionally nice and priced to sell is this custom three bedroom brick • :\'cw('r furnace 1269 ANITA. A newer home in a desirable ranch. Features include large fenced yard, family room with natural fireplace and beamed ceiling, country • Buyer protected fly one year Woods location, and most attractively priced. kitchen with built.ins, finished basement, 2lh car attached garage, patio and fir3t floor laundry room. warranty Lots of room for family life in its family room 11834 HIGHLAND DRIVE, WARREN - Hoover, 10 Mile area - his immaculate three bedroom brick ranch 886-5800 and big kitchen. Three bedrooms, 2.car attached offers large living room, kitchen with built-ins, eating space, large family room with natural fireplace, 1"2 garage, central air. baths, 2 car attached garage with automatic door, central air and a sprinkler system Priced at $61,000. 886-5800 29021 JAMES, WARRE~ - Built in 1962, this three bedroom brick ranch has a bath and a half, 2 car attal'hcd OPE" SC:\'J),\Y, 2.5 garage, gas forced air heat, a screened porch and a full basement. Priced at S52,!'iOO. :\lonc." in your pocket every month! This hand. OPEN SUNDAY, 2 - 5 ~"m(' two-family will bring in a good income, 494 SIlELBOPRNE, GROSSE POINTE FARMS - Excellent condition - brick with all aluminum trim, built 1989 ROSLYN. A budget priced house for a by Cox and Baker. Two full baths, natural fireplace in the living room, two car attached garage with electric :mrl it's priccd at just $52,500. It's a fine Grosse starter or for retirement It has two bedrooms, Pointe locatIOn and each unit has two bed. door opener. Situated on a lovely lot. Central air. Reduced to S84,500, carpeted family room with natural fireplace. room', dining room, enclosed porch. Separate expansion room. It has enjo~'ed excellent main. 1378 ROSLYN, GROSSE POli' BUY NOW BEFORE PRICES GO HIGHER Three New Offerings EXCITING OFFERING - Superior location, this cus. tom built and architect designed French Regenl'Y has all the amenities most buyers seek, but never find. Located on a cul-de-sac in the Farms, ap. Special izing in proximately 45{)' from the lake with view of the sparkling water. Five bedrooms, 4 baths, powder Grosse Pointe Properties room with lavatory, paneled library with firepl~ce, Making Dreams Reality FIRST OFFERING plus garden room, also has extra land for posslble Larger 3 bedroom Colonial located on Farms future development. Court. Large family room (25' x 16') with fire- place overlooks rear yard nearly 60' wide. Mod- Freshly decorated with new carpeting throughout is ern, well planned kitchen along with a roof just one of the features of this 4 bedroom, 3',2 and furnace less than 3 years old are among bath Center Entrance Colonial with library. It a number of valuable features in this most also features a large heated pool, in ground. attractive home. Seller will consider trade for HOUSES UNDER $60,000 ... are hard to find, we smaller home in North school district. offer a 4 bedroom, 2 bath Bungalow near the Village and convenient to Maire School with a lot of space and good location. CUSTOM BUILT ENGLISH MANOR on the shore of Lake st. Clair. Slate roof, all the amenities for comfortable and manageable living; including a FIRST OFFERING - CAPE COD boat harbor. Cathedral beamed ceiling living FIRST OFFERING - The attractive interior is just the beginning of Early American ranch. Beautifully maintained room library with fireplace. All family bedrooms 76 KERCHEVAL our new first offering. The first floor features have haths. Two bedrooms have cathedral ceilings. home, family room with random width peg ABOVE MARGARET RICE living room with fireplace, dining area, kitchen, flooring and raised hearth fireplace, central OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-5:00 den, and Florida room. There are 2 large bed- air, Florida room, attached garage, and much, A SENSATIONAL LOG CABIN style recreation room 885-7000 rooms and a full bath on the second floor. much more. is just part of the charm of this white brick Cen- ter Hall Colonial, five bedrooms, 3~ baths, library Members Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board plus 15'x23' Family room, built in 1938 and close OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 - 5:00 P.M.- OPEN SUNDAY 2:30.5:00 P.M. to the Lake. Lot size 80'x2oo.' Quick possession. 1359 BERKSHIRE - Designed for family living 636 Middlesex. 1074 BLAIRMOOR - Completely redecorated Quad and entertaining. Many special features include Level, ' bedrooms, 2 full and 2 half baths, large beautiful pewabic tile fireplace, paneled dining family room, immediate occupancy. room, extra insulation lowers heating costs. SERVING GROSSE POINTE FOR OVER 50 YEARS OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 - 5:00 P.M. OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 - 5:00 P.M. WITH 3 GROSSE POINTE OFFICES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE 529 ~H~REHAM - 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch, large 1338 BALFOUR - Large modernized family kitchen, Iamlly room, 3 fireplaces, recent large price 4 or 5 bedrooms, 2'h baths, leaded glass win. reduction. dows and doors, 2 car garage. Grosse Pointe William R. McBrearty William G. Adlhoch PICTURESQUE FARM HOUSE - Farms James P. Fabick , Katherine H. Stephenson Built before 1900, this charming home has been John D. Hoben, Jr. M. Lee Hennes completely restored by its present owners so Nanci M. Bolton Julie DocIle that all that is left to do is add your own per- Myrna Smith Carlene Moore sonal touch. Four bedrooms, 2 baths, fire. places in Parlor and Sitting Room, modernized kitchen, completely rewired and replumbed with copper tubing, and a newer furnace. Call early for your appointment of this special hClmc. NEAR THE VILLAGE - Convenience to schools, shopping, and transpor- . tation are just some of the reasons you should inquire about this well maintained 3 bedroom ~ •• ~ ••f ~ ••:.~~ .r-r:~ home. Once inside, you will discover the charm ....":::;F'.•.<.,~"" li16io"$"~~c4',.,.d:: only an older home can provide. The 22' x 13' family room is a special bonus. Situated on a well-landscaped 120x149' site, this unique Tri.Level offers every _1Q8,4? K~g~t1E.'(~L, "i n }b~V.i1..loQ~ CONVENIENT FARMS LOCATION- emenity for c~mfortable family living ~his well cared tor Colonial offers immediate and gracious entertaining, too. Four occupancy. Special features include charming family bedrooms and 2~ baths plus ...>. 882-5200 Early American living room with fireplace, maid's accommodations, 32' living room, beautiful Florida room, 2 car garage. Certificate paneled library, central air and much of Occupancy has been obtained. more. A pleasing price adjustment has .....; been made. 884-0600. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 HIGBIE. MAXON 403 CLOVERLY _ Grosse Pointe Farms and an absolutely immaculate SEMI-RANCH offering 4 bedrooms, 2 BALFOUR ROAD-Farm Colonial on beautiful tree lined street in the Windmill Pointe area. 4 bedrooms baths, new kitchen, nicely finished basement, central air and immediate occupancy. 881.6300. & 2'/z baths. Library. Screened terrace. Rec. room with built-ins & lav. New roof in 1976. Lawn sprin- 20660 MAPLE LANE - Sharp 3 bedroom RANCH on a quiet cul-de-:ac in Grosse Pointe Woods. Updated kler system. 2'h car attached garage. Price reduced. kitchen, Jalousied breezeway, paneled games room with wet bar, attached garage and immediate occupancy BELLE MEADE-Open Sun. 2:30.5:00. Almost new center entrance built by Mast in 1976. 14 foot foyer. at a new attractive price. 884-0600. Paneled library. Paneled family room with fireplace & bar. Kitchen has all the built-ins including trash 713 MOORLAND - Special 3 bedroom, 2'12 bath Farm RANCH in the Woods with paneled fam.ily room fea- compactor. 1st floor laundry & lav. 4 bedrooms & 2 baths on 2nd. Rec. room in basement. Hardwood turing fireplace, beam ceiling and parquet floor; fully equipped kitchen, all carpets and draperies. A recent floors throughout. Central air, lawn sprinkler system, & 2 car attached garage. Immediate possession. price adjustment to $92,000 makes this an even better value! 881.6300. Over 200,000. 20918 LANCASTER - Harper Woods. 3 bedroom, 1';2 story brick just full of charm! Fireplace, carpeting, SADDLE, LANE-A complete family house in popular area. 4 bedroom 2'h bath Cape Cod. Library. Family draperies, energy conserving extra insulation and located in Grosse Pointe school district. Priced for easy room with fireplace. 20 foot 1st floor laundry. Paneled rec. room. Patio with gas grill. Intercom, fire & purchase. 881-6300. burglar alarm, central air conditioning & air cleaner. 2 car att. garage. 90 foot lot. 132,900. WARNER ROAD-Choice Farms location. Pillared Colonial on 100 foot lot. Foyer with marble floor. The BY APPO INT MENT living room & paneled family room both have fireplaces. Large kitchen with oak cupboards. 2 powder rQOms on 1st floor. There arc 4 spacious bedrooms & 3 baths on 2nd. Basement is divided & has a rec. room, office & lay. 2 furnaces & 2 central air conditioning units for maximmn comfort. 2',1: car att. ga- GROSSE POINTE SHORES near the Yacht Club. Spacious Semi.RANCH with 2 bedrooms, 2';2 baths on first plus 2 bedrooms and bath on second, library, family room, 1st floor laundry, central air and carpets and rage. Lawn sprinkler system. draperies throughout. An outstanding value. 881.6300. NOTTINGHAM ROAJ)-l'/~ story brick residence offering a new modern kitchen with table space, formal dining room, first floor bedroom & bath plus a den (or 4th bedroom). 2nd flo(Jr has 2 bedrooms, bath LOTHROP - A lovely six bedroom COLONIAL on a large sitc in prestige area of the Farms. Terrific enter. & a sewing room. 2 car brick garage. All this for only 44,900. tainment size living room with natural fireplace, family room AND library, central air and attached garage. A perfect home for the growing family. 884-0600. PEMBERTON ROAD-Super Farm Colonial built in 1967. Center foyer offers a good traffic pattern. Modern kitchen with breakfast room. 20 foot family room with fireplace, bookcases & bar. 1st floor laundry room JUST LISTED! This Grosse Pointe Woods RANCU in popular Star of Sca area includes 3 bedrooms, 1',0 with lav plus a lav off the foyer. Brick patio with awning & gas grill. 4 bedrooms & 2 baths on 2nd. Di- baths, living roo:n with fireplace, paneled family room, paneled games room with bar and attached garage on vided basement with lav. Central air. 2 car att. garage. 125,000. a nicely landscaped site with 75' frontage.' Belter call to see this one today - won't last long! 884-0600. COLONIA L rcsid('nee in an outstanding setting overlooking the Country Club golf course. Center foyer & A NEW OFFERING in Grosse Pointe Farms. Walk to Kerby School and Farms Pier. Completely restored Farm hall with circular stairs. Spacious living room with fireplace, 15x20 family room with fireplace. Two 1st House with all modern conveniences. Large living room with fireplace, all new kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, floor powder rooms plus a lav in the basement. There are 5 king size bedrooms & 4 full baths on 2nd floor. Rec. room. 2 gas [oreed air furnaces for added comfort. Fire & burglar alarm systems. 2 car att. family room, new furnace, new 21h car garage. Sharp! 881.6300. garage. 100x260 lot. l\Iany extras. Over 200,000. AVON COURT - A quiet low-traffic area and an outstanding 4 bedroom, 2'''" bath newer center entrance COLONIAL with handy 1st floor laundry room and master bedroom suite with private bath, sitting room and NEWBERRY PLACE-Delightfully decorated Cape Cod only Ih block from Lake with immediate posses- sion available. 1st floor features a master bedroom with private bath, paneled den or extra bedroom, fireplace. 881-4200. hall bath $., powder room. There is a sitting room area & a glassed porch. 2nd floor features 3 bedrooms GROSSE POINTE PARK - Sharp 2 bedroom frame BU:--JGALOW with expansion allic. Enjoy Grosse Pointe modern bath & 20xlB activities room. Central air & lawn sprinkler system. Prices reduced. at a low price in this ready-to.move.in home. 881.4200 LOCH MOOR BINn.-Centrally air conditioned Colonial on loox162 foot lot. Paneled library. Nice size Flor. ida room. 1st floor lav. 3 bedrooms & 2 baths on 2nd plus an unfinished area over the 2 car attached garage ideally suited for large bedroom & 3rd bath. Paneled rec. room. IMPORTANT SERVICE GROSSE PTE. BLVD.-Center Colonial near Farms Pier. 3 bedrooms 2'/2 baths. 1st floor den with FOR TRANSFEREES: fireplace. Rcc. room in basement. 2 car attached garage. 100 foot lot. Carpeting & drapes included. BALFOUR ROAD-Center entrance pillared Colonial attractively decorated throughout. 4 bedrooms, 2'h baths. The living room, paneled library & the recreation room all have fireplaces. 15 foot Florida room. MEMBER Gas lights & gas grill in yard. Privacy fence. 2 car att. garage. Extra 1st floor wing has 4 hobby rooms & REL(!) lav. Priced in the 80's. LAKE FRONT MANSE offering luxurious family living. Beautiful Mutschler kitchen. Oak paneled library. 27 INTER. CITY RelOCATION SERVICE foot morning room. 3-1st floor lavs. The 2nd floor offers 4 family bedrooms, sitting room & 3 baths plus 2 maids rooms with bath. 8 fireplaces. Pool for summer fun. An exciting property for the executive who desires privacy. GREATER MACK-St. Clair Shores. Quality built 6 suite office building between 8 & 9 Mile Roads. All units leased. Central air. Parking lot. GROSSE POINTE FARMS GROSSE POINTE PARK GROSSE POINTE WOODS 82 Kercheva I 884-0600 16610 Mack 881-4200 19790 Mock 881-6300 Member of Nationwide Referral Systems to Assist People in Relocating Across the Nation "matching people and houses tvith imagination" Buying Or Sell.ing Real Estate? 83 KERCHEVAL 886-3400 Make the RightMove.With a Member Broker- - ~ ------~--~._---_._------~~~-~------~~------Thursday. September 28. 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen OPEN SUNDAY 2 UNTIL 5 GROSSE POINTE RE:~L ESTArE(}OARD' JUST A FEW WEEKS away from completion, ~E PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY this new house at 305 Washington Road is "'\ ready for your personal touches and dec- eSTAtE _..:.. . __ ..~Y~EM8ERS OF THE GROSSEPOINTE REALES~T~O~RD _ .@ orating preferences. This four bedroom southern colonial has a den and step-down OUTSTANDING VALUE family room with access to the dining room and kitchen. A first floor laundry room and WELL CONSTRUCTED r~,/" Immediate Possession attached garage are a must for any new And well located in the WOODS. Needs imagina- :y-~. Unique home featuring master bedroom and bath house. Looks great on a lot with 130 feet tion and a few special touches to transform this or library on first floor. Spacious living room of frontage on Washington near Jefferson. 3 bedroom ranch into a charming smaller home. ~, will accommodate grand piano. Large paneled family' room with fireplace. Cozy kitchen with FOUR LARGE BEDROOMS ; 1 FIRST OFFERII'-JG e~ing area. Second floor has three bedrooms, In this well cared for Colonial in the PARK. Enjoy large bath. Two-car garage, feneed yard. Assum- IN THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE and just a a 23.5' living room, 15' dining room, paneled able mortgage. Owners anxious to sell. block from the lake is this brand new colonial library and 3\,,:! baths. Take a peek from the din- of four bedrooms with oversized family room, ing room bay window and what do you see?-A with fireplace and bar. The garage is attached beautiful inground pool, patio area and large George Palms Realtors and mature trees enhance the entire property. yard. 886-4444 BY APPOI NTMENT National Association of Independent Fee Appraisers TASTEFULLY DECORATED YOU KNOW YOU'RE IN Grosse Pointe Shores with A 3 bedroom Colonial, paneled den with built. Member Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board the lake just a few doors away. Behind that low in bookshelves. Has been beautifully maintained A Family Business For Over A Century wall and the impressive circular drive is a mag- both inside and outside and is on KENSINGTON. nificently maintained, French influenced colo. Member National Home Relocations Service nial with a total of six bedrooms. From the mar. 19846 MACK AVE. 886-4141 For Executive Transfen ble foyer with its dramatic spiral staircase, are a large living room with fireplace, a library with fireplace and the formal dining room. Cox and Baker designed and built an oversized, step-down BIG Ai\D BEA liTIFJjL ... FIRST OFFERINGS family room with an impressive fireplace wall, and full of bonuses. New England custom de- home entertainment center with recessed pro- 325 McMILLAN RD. - Outstanding opportunity. This PURDY & TOLES' signed Colonial proudly set among towering trees jection and screening facilities. There is an ad- lovely 3 bedroom Ilh bath English styled C<>lonial in Grosse Pointe Shores near the Grosse Pointe joining room which contains the bar with all the is ready for immediate possession. When we say EXCITING OPPORTUNITY-Only $62,500 takes this Yacht Club, There is a 42.foot kidney shaped attachments including a built-in barbeque. ready, we really mean it .•. This home is very fine Colonial. Featuring 3 bedrooms and 1% pool, 3 fireplaces, family room, large paneled attractively decorated with newer carpeting and baths plus a large family room and attached ga- .JUST A FEW FEET OF GREEN LAWN and your library. hobby rooms. a study.space for all fam- a modern kitchen. There is also a pleasant family rage-{)nly the beginning. Central air is a fea- swimming pool separate this magnificent house ily activities-5 bedrooms and 4'h baths-3 car room, a basement rec room and of course the ture plus 5 additional rooms-your ideas! from the lake. It is located on a private, brick attached garage. Offered at $247,000. convenience of a great location in desirable GROSSE POINTE FARMS - Outstanding executive paved street of only a few houses with this offer- ROOM TO GROW Grosse Pointe Farms. It all adds up to an out- house-Prime location. 5.family bedrooms in. ing being directly on the water. A house of Fine English style home with many options for standing opportunity • . . one you'd best not cluding a master suite, maid's quarters, central perfect proportions with most of the main rooms wait to take advantage of ... Call us today. formal and informal living. Traditional living air, sprinkler system, beautiful grounds, lots of having a lake view. Three of the four main bed- room with fireplace, formal dining room, large INCOME - INVESTMENT PROPERTY - 1ST fireplaces and easy maintenance-everything. rooms have fireplaces, as do the living roo~, modern kitchen with adjacent redwood deck for OFFERING on this Grosse Pointe Park brick dining room, library and kitchen. entertaining. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths on the second BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY -In 'The Village'-Back income. Both units are well maintained, and floor plus 2 bedrooms and bath above ideal for up to the N.B.D. Regional office. Features 3 attractively call5eted. Call for further details. college children when they return home. New suites for professionals-OO-foot of frontage- gas furnace. Deep lot, near Kercheval in Grosse good 'off.street' parking-4 car detached garage THE PERFECT FAMILY HOME. 4 bedrooms, 21h Pointe City. Priced in the BO's. baths upstairs, another lavatory on the main for storage, ele. floor, a bright sunroom and beautiful natural woodwork throughout. Built when quality was OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 to 5:00-58 HALL PLACE Charming 3 bedroom Colonial with an attached BORLi\ND ASSOCIi\TES not an option, this home has updated bathrooms of and offers unlimited potential at a very reason- garage. Close to schools, shopping, churches, and able price. Last but not least, this home has an transportation. Secluded yard with a patio - A elevator. That's right, an elevator, custom built, real charmer. capable of servicing all three floors as well as an OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 to 5:00-1858 OXFORD outdoor exit to the backyard. We invite you to Priced in the mid.fifties. Has 2 bedrooms plus 1 EARL KEIM call for additional details. up. Extra large and modern kitchen with plenty Contact LAKESHORE DRIVE - Elegant home with all the of eating area. Full basement with a recreation REALTY touches you might expect in a quality, prestige room area - Nice property. property. Highlights include 4 bedrooms, 31h You can still build-We are offering a sensational A Member Broker Today! baths, 3 fireplaces, secluded brick patio area, opportunity-100x250 lot-plenty of square feet and recent decorating inside and out. All this -located between st. Paul and Jefferson - an 395 Fisher Road 886-3800 and a price under $150,000. Call today for more almost Olympic sized pool is included - it's details. heated and has all the equipment - just build • Member: Nationwide FIND-A.HOME Service, Inc. around it! Youngblood R•• llq MIMIER National Institute of Real Estate Brokers Grosse POinte Real Estote Boord Detroit Boord of Realtors 886-1000 Nalional ASSOCiation of Realtors Champion 20087 Mack Avenue Grosse Pointe Woods PURDY & TOLES OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 - 5:00 ASSOCIATE5.,-INC. FIRST OFFERINGS .. - . - 1041 WA YBURN - Neat three bedroom brick one Check story. Great house for investment or starter : REAL ESTATE house - $15,500. All the Ads 889-0500 OXFORD ROAD - This handsome English tudor is fit for a king. This royal 4 bedroom, 21h bath ' home with den, family room, breakfast room, : and attached two car garage is in move in condi- ; GROSSE POINTE SHORES tion. It is priced in the mid nineties. Is the setting for this special one owner Ranch. There's just one nice room after another . . . 8 in total, which includes three bedrooms. There's an over- 1304 HARVARD - Much more than the usual Col. : sized 2% c::l" attached garage, and the most incredible, elegant lower level onia!' This three bedroom, one and a half bath : Games Room l.~aginable-you're going to have see it to believe it! house has an excellent traffic pattern designed : 1B39 PRESTWICK for carefree living. Well decorated with natural, GROSSE POINTE Wi)ODS PRICE REDUCED woodwork, a new family room and kitchen. It is : Another most attractive Ranch joins the long list of fine homes currently in .move in condition with immediate occupancy. : available through Strongman & Associates. Located on a beautiful lot on Charming 3 bedroom Brick Ranch with finished base- ment, new 2 car garage, Patio with Gas Grill, Priced for the budget sized pocketbook in the . Renaud, convenient to Mack Avenue, this desireable home includes a fine mid-seventies. Call for an appointment or it will : Garage, completely Aluminum sided as well as new kitchen, first floor laundry, banquet-sized basement Recreation Room, be open Sunday 2:30 - 5:00. . and are you ready? ... both a family room and library! May we tell you more? all trim on house. You will enjoy the decorating and low maintenance. Stop by and visit with Mr. BY APPOINTMENT GROSSE POINTE SCHOOLS, IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ... Pierce. AND PRICED RIGHT! FIRST OFFERING CLAS~(ICCENTRAL ENTRANCE At $47,000 we feel this freshly decorated 3 bedroom ranch practically sells ~h~ee bedroom, 21h bath Colonial offers large : THREE NEW itself. And after you see the attractive fenced yard and the oversized 13.Bx Open Sunday 2.5 PM, 2000 Hunt Club, Grosse Pointe Woods. Attractive three bedroom Colonial with lIVing room- with fireplace and formal dining . OFFERINGS 12.11 enclosed porch we think you'll agree' it's priced to sell fast. So call now room. The master bedroom has a convenient ad. : before we have to tell you it's sold! eating space in Kitchen and enclosed Terrace. Stop and visit with Dorothy Whitty of our staff. joining bath. This is truly a beautiful house in : p~rfec~ condition. Owners are leaving state and : ._ _ _ _ - COME LOOK AROUND SUNDAY 2 - 5 mm:::m::::;m:::::::;:;:;m:::::mmmm~~1 1007 BERKSHIRE wlll glve early occupancy. Price has just been . m:::::::::::::::"':::::::;:;:;=::::;=::;~RCLA Y BOOWESTCHESTER ROAD m You will not find a finer example of English Architec- reduced! ture in the Pointes. Set on a large lot walking mThis fine "Cox and Baker" Contemporary is unique; If you need a big family home in the mid 80's we m ELEGANT IN STATURE ... there isn't another handsome four bedroom, 2¥.2 have the answer! This spacious home has enough distance to Downtown or Ren Cen Transportation. m m A':ld gracio~s in living describes this richly de- . bath Contemporary home available in the Farms room to "lose" even the biggest family. And with This elegant 4 bedroom, 3 bath home features a m m ta.lled ~nghsh tudor home. Spacious living room : even close to this price. The decoration is fresh just a little "T.L.C." it will once again be an paneled library, finished basement with wet bar, m m wlth flreplace, magnificent dining room and. and there's both a den and an enclosed porch to elegant home! There's 6 bedrooms, 3% baths, a 2 car attached, heated garage. Included are m m modernized kitchen with breakfast roo~ are. enjoy Spring, Summer and Fall, too. Don't forget a den and many other extras, including a de-111 Kitchen appliances and underground sprinkler Hi highlighted by stunning natural woodwork. Li. !ll this Sunday-it just might be your last chance tached 4 car garage, too. We'll be looking for m system. INDIAN VILLAGE brary is nicely tucked at rear of home with ad- . joining screened porch overlooking newly land- : m:mm::~:~:;~:~~::~:~~~~~~~::~:~:~~i:mm::m;:::::::::::::::::m;;m::::;::::::::::m;::::::::;~~:~::i;:;;::i:;;:::m:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::m;;;:::m:::::::::::::;::;:;::::;:::::::::::!!!Spaciou~. Georgian Colonial, paneled Library and Me,rning Room, 6 bedrooms, master Suite with 4 scaped yard. Your family will enjoy the four REAL ESTATE - THE BEST INVESTMENT YOU CAN MAKE! marble baths, 5 fireplaces, Walled Garden, Garage bedrooms and three baths on the second floor. VOLTAIRE EAST SIDE/WEST SIDE apartment for added income. Ideal for entertain- ing. SOPHI~TrCATION AND CHARM This most elegant ranch in the Woods allows are evidenced by the fine taste throughout ihi~ If you consider yourself a connoisseur of fine a bedroom and bath at the east end, while fea- BUILDING SITES elegant home. Tucked away at the end of a things, if fairly priced, read on. This extraordi- turing two bedrooms and a bath and a half at Grosse Pointe City, corner of University and Jeffer- lovely private lane, this luxurious home features nary offering deserves your attention. Although the west end; an arrangement so convenient son, zoned R I-A, Terms available. Call for details. a big home (7 bedrooms, 41h baths) it has a a spacious livin? room, formal. dining room, for live in help or an in-law. And wait until family .room WIth natural fireplace, garden grace and charm, in part due to the skill of the Grosse Pointe Shores, near the Lake - Oxford Road. your wife sees the kitchen ar.d family room- room. f~rst floor laundry and convenience kit- Architect that envisioned it, and its present they're both a knock out. If you're in the mar- owner who did the extensive and tasteful decor. RENTALS c~~n .. FIrst .floor bedroom with adjoining bath. ket for a premium ranch, put this "jewel" at \'; mdmg staIrcase spotlights second floor master Naturally there's so much more to tell, as you the top of your list! Alter Road - Walking distance to Detroit City Water- bcdroo~ suite, and two additional bedrooms with would expect from a $275,000 investment. front Park. Lower Unit 2 bedrooms. $44,900! c?nn~ctmg bath. Call today for your personal in- Would you believe 5 bedrooms, 3 full baths vltatlOn to this very special home. plus den and sitting room, and natural fire. place. This inflation buster is immaculate. So TIME IS SHORT if you nced lots of space and you're on a budget, .-.- Wi\1. J. ---~IB!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111111 If you wish to add your own touches to this look inside this one! beautifully contemporary new home on East Jefferson. Now counter tops, floors and tile Formerly John S. Goodman Inc. Champion selections can be made, thus reflecting your 93 Kercheval liOn the HiW' own good taste throughout. Wouldn't it be fun 102 and Co. just to walk through and consider it? Give us 886-3060 886-3060 Kercheval a call today! MEMBER OF 884-5700 Offie'c Open Monday.Friday 9.00 to' 8:00 PREMIUM RANCH Saturday 9:00 to 5:30 and Sunday 11:00 to 5:00 LOcated in a beautiful section of St. Clair Sally Clarke Penny Ledlie Shores. this newer 3 bedroom ranch has all the 100 Kercheval Annc Dingeman Evelyn Rupp desirable extras - including family room with Grosse Pointe Farms, J)o:othy Healy Jean Wakelv fireplace, attached tWlI car garage, one and a Michigan 48236 ShIrley Kennedy Mary Walsh half baths, plus a fine recreation room and 889-0800 Lorraine Kirchner central air! Cathy Champion J)iI1aman REAL ESTATE MARKEnNG CONSUI:TANTS Cath('rine Champion. Broker Members of Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board Memher of the Grosse Pointe Real F,statc Board Buying Or Selling Real Estate? Make the Right Move .Witha Member Broker- Brand New Listings On the Market Page Sixteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday. September 28, J 978 Blue Devils Take Two Wins Grosse Pointe News Know Your Schools Published Weekly By Robert B. Edgar By Bill Bradfield Having not given up a By Dr. William cOats, The South High School point in two games, the D/B/A Anteebo Publishers Superintendent of Seboola Blue Devils crept a little tough Devil defense arrived closer to an Eastern Mich. at East Detroit on Friday, OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT Since this is the first essential goals if students igan League, (EML), cham- September 22, hungry for 99 KERCHEVAL AVB. month of the new school are to realize full and free pionship w hen the y beat Shamrocks. On East Detroit's Grosse Pointe Farms, Michiga~ 4.8236 year, it is appropriate to take participation in our school .league competitors Port Hur- opening d r i v e, linebacker By Pat Rousseau S«ond Class Poslage Paid al Delrou, MIchIgan this opportunity to comment system and in the broader on and East Detroit in re- Mike Bevier picked up a fum. Suitable For Fall ... the excellent selec- Classified Advertising & Subscriptions 882-6900 on the development of the society to the limits of their cent action. ble coming on a hard stick Board of Education goals (or potential. With these first two EML by lineman Steve Brandt and tion of suits by Gamut, Richard Barr, Richard Display Advertising, 882.3500 • Editorial 882.0294 1978.1979,and I plan to de. "We believe that the Dem. wins, the Devils currently ran 80 yards for a momen. Assatly and Chester Weinberg featured in the vote several other columns ocratic ideals emphasized in stand at a perfect a-o for the turn building touchdown and window of Maria Dinan, 11 Kercheval. See the over the next few weeks to the Constitution of the United season. a 6-0 South lead. entire collection inside. Favorites are Gamut's examining the goals and States of America and in After three games, ago Sophomore Ted Forman. gray blazer with a brown pleated skirt ~nd ~~~ , plans for their implementa. western civilization should gressive defense appears to czyk added another score on #r-~ L .. ,,' creamy white blouse. Rich~rd Barr combmes tion. be transmitted as a part of be the backbone of the team. an eight.yard scamper around a plaid skirt with a tw~ed Jacket and a. tw1eed During the summer, rec- our overall commitment to The Devils have only allowed FULLY PAIU CIRCULATION end, giving the Devils a 12-0 skirt with a velveteen Jacket .. , smashmg. Member Mich. Prest A"oclauon and Nauonal I:.dJlorJal ASSOC. ommendations and sugges- the importance of cultural six points to be scored advantage. The Shamrocks tions from students, parents, development, (6), as a self- against them in their first ROBERT B EDGAR, . EDITOR and PUBLISHER managed to get a touchdown • WILLIAM ADAMO .. ADVERTISING MANAGEP teachers, administrators and renewing process in a society games and the defense has but South scored a safety to Timely For Travel ... pack onE )()A,'\~ E Bt/ReAR CLASSIFIED MANAGER other staff members and which plans for its future as scored or set up a couple of wrap up a very important of 'Linden's great looking, small CREDIT MANAGER Board trustees were review. it reveres its traditions. key touchdowns. 14-6win. electronic alarm and quartz clocks. )A.'1ET MUELl.ER FEATURE, SOCIETY EDITOR ed, evaluated and put into "In the belief that the im- Against Port Huron on Fri- A big test for the Devils There's a new g r a u p at Trail ANN WAllACE . SOCIETY draft form. plementation of this philos. day, September 15, the Dev- comes tomorrow, September Apothecary 121 Kercheval . . . . NEWS EDITOR The Board of Education ROGER A WAHA ophy is the real measure of ils came out handily on top, 29, when they host Sterling doubles on' your desk or night JAMES J. N)AlM . .... , ". NEWS received too draft at its our service to the commu- 21-0. Quarterback Bob Baker Heights Stevenson at 4 p.m. table. SI-SAN M,D()~'Al_D ,.eDUCATION. NEWS August conference meeting, nity, we believe that the was brilliant as he threw a Stevenson looks to be one 0AVlD KRAMER ."EWS SPORTS' and used .that opportunity to school system should or- 48-yard touchdown pass to of the tougher EML tcams MARY LORIMER ... ADVERTISING modify the suggested goal ganizc itself into an effec. end Kevin Rinke, and ran Treasured Gift ... • a precious ~ , ADVERTISING facing South this year. PAT R()[lSSEAI' . statements in preparation tive, responsible manage. two yards for another TD to little figurine by Hutschenreuther '+. . ADVERTISING South won its season open- CHARl.ES DICKSON for adoption at the Board ment system, (7), so that pace South. Senior Dave Boll er against Notre Dame, 6-0, of Selb Bavaria now on display at PHYI.LlS NEAL . ADVERTISING meeting on August 14. our goals become realities added the third score on a )0 Ml'LHERIN .. . CLASSIFIED SUPERVISOR in a non.league game held Seasons of Paper, 115 Kercheval ... The approved set of goals and our intentions become one-yard run. Saturday, September 9. 881-2053, IJOROTHY SCHIMANSKY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING actual practices." .. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING which were listed in an T.'IMMY POLK .. " .. Following the adoption of t\'F.LI./E RJV ARD .. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING earlier column reflects a Adorable ... hand• painted furniture at close relationship to the the 1978-1979 Board goals, JANET ~.!.-lEAT.LEY . CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Alert Officers Nab Suspect Young Clothes, 110 Kercheval comes in differ- b~'~ HO\t'ARD,. . CLASsiFIED ADVERTlSJNG achievements and activities they were presented to the ~RAN VIRGILIO.,. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING of the past year and the school system's administra. Two alert Park police of. hearing before Park Munici- ent designs including train, clown, carousel, FRAN BACHA .. CIRCULATION MANAGER following philosophy state- tors at a workshop conduct- ficers, observing the suspici. pal Judge Beverly Grobbel. Snow White. Pick children's tables and chairs, ment adopted by the Board ed at North High School ous activities of three males The accused man entered a toy boxes, book shelves and step stools. If of Education in fall 1976: during the third week of in front of the White Tower, plea of not guilty and re- you're planning special orders for Christmas The Changing Times "We, in The Grosse Pointe August. That presentation 15009 East Jefferson avenue, quested a court appointed at-. be sure to order now. The pieces are available Public School System, are was the first step in having on Wednesday, September torney, and an attorney was in natural wood tones too. A ',~flection of the changing times, when one committed to promoting and staff members develop spe- 20, turned off the lights of appointed by the judge. many years ago could leave a bicycle lying on a fostering the education of cific objectives to implement their scout car and parked Judge Grobbel set examin- • the general goals. out of sight to keep a sur. Private Papers ... the line Of'~_ front lawn for hours on end without having it our constituent citizens with ation for yesterday, Septem. exceptional note pads, invitations stolen, has recently hit closer to home-Woods Pub- particular emphasis on youth Throughout this school veillance on the trio. ber 27, and released Holt on in K-12 programs. year, the trustees, staff, stu- The end result was that $1,000 bond. and desk items come in great colors lic Safety Department headquarters. ~md are nicely priced. Find them 'lGLl'Myl . Several incidents over the past two months "Our primary purpose is to dents and other citizens of the suspects were arrested the community will all be In the Top Shop of the League .~I . have forced a tightening of security at departmen- pro v ide educational pro. and charged with robbery, grams in which students ac- involved in efforts to achieve unarmed. North Takes Shop, 98 Kercheval. -7' tal headquarters much to the concern of officials, quire the basic skills, (l), the goals through programs, Chief Henry O. Coonce, mainly because ~f a loss of openness, of interaction and self-discipline, (2), nec. projects and activities ap- who released the informa. Third Straight, Now At W. M. Burns• Ltd .... with members of the community. essary for intelligent citizen. propriate to their various tion, said that the two offi. the bowl or vase holder that comes The problems have basically occurred in the ship, (3), in our society. roles and responsibilities. cers who made the arrests By Tim Messing in silver or brass. It is an adjust- rear of the building in the large apparatus room Furthermore, we are dedi- As progress toward achiev. were Patrolmen David Hiller North High School's varsity able cross on legs that is the per- containing fire equipment, the ambulance and two cated to the importance of ing the goals is made, our and James Smith. The police- football team made it three fect holder for plants and center- storage rooms. While in past years, there was a academic excellence, (4), and students will be the direct men were approaching the straight as they destroyed career preparation, (5), as beneficiaries. eatery at about 2:30 a.m., Brablec, 16-0, on Saturday, pieces. Also new, are brass book sprinkling of missing boots, coats and fire helmets stands. Watch for a selection of from the apparatus room and scout car garage, the when they observed the trio September 23. . The Norsemen's first touch. finials in lapis. jade, bone or tor- ~ituation has steadily grown worse. and decided to keep an eye on them. down came on a pass from toise. Coming very soon . . . 886- In late August, for instance, scout car roof Evergreen Withstands When the suspects went Bob Brown to Jim Klozik, 4883. rack lights and a siren/PA speaker were removed into the restaurant, the of- who scampered 38 yards for from a corner of the apparatus room. This trend Problems to Take Cup ficers drove closer and, while the first six points. Craig Update ... last •year's dress with this was then climaxed with the removal of a sub-ma- looking inside, observed one Jumisco booted the extra year's sleeveless wool knit jacket that comes chine gun, reportedly valued at around $5,000 in the By David Kramer I race, (September 22), with man leap over the counter, point. in. beige or rusty-pink. Find it along with a collective market, and several clips of ammunition grab the money tip jar and Gary Ludwiczak scored the Despite a dismasting and Agape. claiming ~vergr~en next touchdown on a 10-yard hand~ 'TIe double breasted knit sweater-jacket from a squad room cabinet which was unlocked, a grounding which cost the had Violated yachtmg ru..es then attempt to open the cash register, while a woman run and the Norsemen led, in creamy white at the Greenhouse, 117 Ker- An intensive investigation is continuing to discover canadians two races Bay- and Evergreen protestmg cheval. Lots of fashionable skirts and pants in what happened to the decidedly outmoded weapon employe stood in shocked 13.0,as the extra point failed. view Yacht Club's ~nada's Agape's protests. In the end, The final score came on a the separates collection too ... 881-6833. from the 1930's. Cup defender Agape was un. all the protests were dlsal- surprise. Officers Hiller and Smith, aO-yardfield goal by Jumisco. The end result of all this was the installation able to keep the trophy as lowed and Evergreen was de. • Evergreen of the Royal Ham. dared the winner, service revolvers in hand, Offensively, the Norsemen Hurry! . . . The SALE on a • of a new push button combination lock which has entered the restaurant, or- wide selection of fashions through- / ilton Yacht Club held on to -Finally, on '.Saturday, Sep- did their best all year, as been installed on the appartus room's pedestrian dered the trio not to make 0 win the series, 4-3. tember 23, the Canadian boat a the entire line b I c ked out the store at Azteca de Oro ends { ~ door, epsuring that the door will remain closed and move and placed them under strongly for the backs and Although the point stand. wrapped it ~p ,,:ith another Saturday, September 30. Save 20% , .....'frl! locked at all times. The overhead doors also will be arrest. shut down the pass rush. to 50% off exciting fashions . .. \~ ,.'-:' kept closed unless personnel are working in the im- iitgs indicate a close match, victory, c?mmg In ahead of Chief Coonce said a war- Ludwiczak carried 13 times Agape never was able to win th~ Americans by over four 72 Kercheval. . ._-~ mediate area. . rant was obtained charging for 87 yards, while Mike a race except due to the mis. mmutes. Public safety officials are now considering the Frank Holt Jr., of Seward Lesha carried the ball 13 Susie Sheridan will• be working at Vito haos which befell Evergreen., The cup will now become street, Detroit, with unarmed times for 76 yards. The en. possibility of security measures "up front" such as The first two races on the the property of the Royal and John on Saturdays, 63 Kercheval, 886-3730 the installation of a plastic shield in the front desk robbery. Warrants against tire backfield rushed for 199 standard 17.5 mile Olympic Hamilton Yacht Club, the Holt's companions, charging yards. and 886-3731. area. type course were held on {irst time it will rest on them with the same offense, The defense was sparked All this is a painful, but apparently necessary Monday and Tuesday, Sep. Canadian soil since 1972, were denied by the Wayne by Tony Ferlito, who stood .;.. •. ':!::E .... exercise, for several reasons. It unfortunately re- tember 11 and 12. Ever~reen when it was taken away by County Prosecutor's Office out with many fine plays. flects the sign of the times right "on location," i.e., took both by fairly large Bayview. because Holt was the only Coach Jim Krucki said it SAFE FLUE at police headquarters. It's also embarrassing to margins. Three Pointers, Peter Shu- person actually seen leaping was a team effort and the have such incidents occur anywhere but particularly Heavy airs prevailed in the maker, John Weiksnar and over the counter, alIegedly whole defense des e r v e d I at a police department. medium distance race held Paul Fuchs, crewed on the taking the money. The pair credit. The goal defensively Chimney Swee:! But more than all this, in the eyes of the on Lake St. Clair on Wed- American boat owned and with Holt were released. is to hold the opponent, under nesday, September 13, and skippered by Terry Kohler of NEWS. is the loss of the unblemished feeling of Later in the day, Holt was 100 yards rushing, which the Canadian challenger ran Sheboygan, Wis. arraigned for a preliminary North managed for the third rapport that is symbolized in the free and fluid aground, losing parts of its - consecutive week. Chimney Fires are exchanges of citizens of all ages with their local rudder and centerboard. C 0 a c h K r u c k i added, Prevented only by Regular law enforcement officials-the unplanned visits of When they dropped out of "We're very happy. The de- residents to converse with their police officers at the race, Agape had but to fense played well and the Chimney Cleaning. any time. the opportunity for an uninhibited six- finish the course to claim a offense probably played thc year-old to ring the bells of the fire engine under victory and gain a point. best all year." Now is the time to get ready the smiling eyes of his parents and police officers With the point standings for cooler weather. Have your alike, the overall unrestricted mobility ... which at 2.1, and Evergreen need. EQUAL PAY Chimney cleaned for fire safety is now coming to an end. ing time to make repairs, the The first states to pass and fuel efficiency. boats travelled to Lake Hur- equal pay legislation for Groups can still visit publlc safety headquarters on for the long distance race to be sure and citizens can always drop by for a women were Michigan and of 250 miles which began on Montana in 1919, according Phone chat-but something has been lost and the sad and Sunday, September 17. Ever- 881-5893 to the U.S. Labor Depart. • Chimney Screens Instal/eel scary point is that it may never be completely re- green led by over four min- ment. gained again. R.A.W. utes when it lost its mast in about 15 mph winds. As before, Agape had only Bigger ... And Harder to finish the course to pick Who was it who said. "The bigger they are, up two points and go ahead in the standings, 3-2. , the harder they fall"? The NEWS would like to As the winner needed four know because in the case of last week's banner points to win, Agape needed headline, that individual was absolutely correct. PARK EAST only one more, but Ever-; In big 98 point type, the headline read, "CITY green proved too tough back TO VOTE ON MONDAY." That's clear ,enough, on Lake st. Clair on the perhaps too clear when our citizens read in the standard course. ('~(n',I~ body of the story, and in the accompanying edi- A total of five protests lJJl:l LiLi..) InDOOR TenniS torial on Page 16, that the election was actually were filed during Friday's on Tuesday. September 26, the correct day. Some Grosse Pointe City officials were upset, (and rightfully so), and perhaps many residents memBeRSHIP were just plain confused, (and rightfully so). And, lastly, the NEWS was decidedly con- cerned,. and embarrassed, (and rightfully so). R.A.W. join now! ------$ Play starts Sept. 11th. U.S.D.A. 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Thursday, September 28, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS lage Seventeen Planning 1978 Fall Tour of Homes Musical Marathon To Air In October Symphony Juniors And WJR-AM Again Joining Forces to Present Saturday Through Sunday Broadeast Fund-Raiser The Junior Women's Association for the De- troit Symphony Orchestra and radio station WJR- AM will present the fourth annual DSO fund-rais- ing Musical Marathon broadcast Saturday and StUl- day. October 14 and 15, and there are some exciting WO.I.'. PA••• innovations planned for the popular event this year. A spectacular Mara- thon Kickoff Party will include a marathon sweat follow a celebrity "mi_ band for $5, a WJR/DSO T- cro-marathon" foot race shirt for $10, a DSO wine From Another Pointe Shortandto Sunday. October 8 at the decanter and set of glasses Detroit Boat Club on for $30 and the popular green Belle Isle. and camel Dorati/DSO can- The Pointe vas tote at $25. of View Honorary chairman Dr. By Janet Mueller Grosse Pointe North High Joseph Arends, contacting In addition there wiu be School 1974 graduate JOHN local celebrities to partici- a number of interesting and E. PORTER, son of MR. and pate in the mile run, prom. valuable special premiums to Theatre Arts Club opens its 68th year with its pledge for on the air. Last traditional Eva Woodbridge Victor Scholarship MRS. JOHN E. PORTER, of ises some interesting sur. Blairmoor court, a student prises in the field of runners. year's specials included a Tea next Thursday, October 5. at the Lakeshore ride in a hot air balloon, din- road home of Mrs. Anthony Vermeulen. whe:e at the University of Wyom. A special guest at the kick- ing at Laramie, received off party will be Richard ners at top Detroit restau- newly-elected presiaent Mrs. Paul M. Koch wIll practical work in Military Hayman, DSO Principal pops rants, lunch with local per- head the receiving line, greeting members and conductor. sonalities and an evening Leadership at the ROTC ad. with DSO musicians. guests. vaneed camp at Fort Lewis, The broadcast over WJR Receiving with her will be fellow officers, the Wash. Radio, (760 AM), begins af- A complete list of the Mesdames Diamond T. Phillips, James B. Doll, E~- ter the Michigan football premiums to be offered this ". ~ ward W. Johnson and Philip C. Dickinson. and dI- Colonel .M I.C H.A E L T. "J"jj"."'"!f,'.r" game on Saturday, October year will be included in a rectors. the Mesdames Victor Benjamin, J. Ross KERVING, son of MR. and /''1'''} '\'.' 14, continuing until 11 Sun. special Marathon Flyer in Bush, David A. Coolidge. David V. Martin, William MRS. THOMAS E. KERV- day night, with time out only the Detroit F'ree Press Sun- for the Lions game on Sun. day supplement October 8, or S. Turner, Jr., James S. Weckler and Ruth E. lNG, of Roslyn road, was one ~.'~ .. of 200 teenagers from across day. can be picked up at Ford Wrock. Auditorium. Past-presidents invited to preside at the tea the country chosen to attend Approximately 26 hours of Four of the Grosse Pointe Garden general chairman of the annual au- air time are contributed by Celebrities have donated table include the Mesdames Richard A. Forsyth, a Civil Air Patrol cadet Officers School this summer Center's 45 trustees who are working tumn tour. Standing, left, is Garden the radio station. unique items to be bid upon Glendon H. Roberts, Leslie C. Putnam, Julian G. for the 1978 Grosse Pointe Tour of Center past-president MRS. HENRY WJR personalities includ. in a sealed bid auction. McIntosh, James B. Doll, Edmund R Shurley, at Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala. Homes, scheduled for Saturday and S. WALKER, who is helping with ing Marc Avery, Gene Elzy, Among them are an auto. Francis B. Van Deusen, James B. Steep. Frank W. • • • Sunday, October 21 and 22, from 1 properties. Standing, right, is MRS. Oscar Frenette, Karl Haas, graphed umbrella by Sonny (Continued on Page 32) JOHN PULEO, of Little. to 5 o'clock both days. are sh,own in JOHN N. FAILING. JR, chairman Rod Hansen, Ed Head, Gene Eliot - and Vic Caputo's stone road, and MARK VA. this picture taken at a recent com- of the committee that procured the Healy, J a c k H 0 0 d, Hal first piece of needlepoint! LENTE, of Whittier road, Youngblood, Burke HuIly, The winning bids will be an- mittee meeting in the garden of Mrs. homes being shown. Seated, left and nounced at the kickoff party. were among 2,000 graduates J. Crawford Frost's home in Fair right are MRS. CHARLES A. BIGE- Bob Hynes, Jimmy Launce, receiving degrees during Warren Pierce, Dave White, This year, in addition to Acres drive. Mary Lou Frost is assist. LOW and MRS. H. ROLLIN ALLEN. Mike Whorf, Ted Strasser pledges, individuals and or. spring commencement exer. ing Doris (Mrs. Wesley R) Johnson, cises at Villanova Univer. and J. P. McCarthy will be ganizations will have an op. sity. ------asking individuals to call in portunity to purchase 10- Mrs. Bigelow is one of sev- Top Tour. Six tables are 1 featured on this year's House (Continued on Page 20) their pledges and in return second announcements to be eral trustees who have made shown, each appropriate to Tour. receive a premium or gift. programmed throughout the and donated art pieces to the decor of the six homes (Continued on Page 32) Across-the.board premiums 26.hour broadcast. help swell House Tour prof. Garden Group its. Her richly.hued. needle. point pillow, in a Japanese Off to Ontario Imari design, was displayed at the Garden Center's Horti. Windmill Pointe Garden culture-Bonsai Show in the The Look of Luxury Club members will be off to Grosse Pointe War Memo. BART EDMOND Ontario next Wednesday, Oc. rial's Fries Auditorium ear. tober 4, gathering in Ruth- lier this month. EDUCATIONAL GROUP ven at the Colasanti Farms It is on exhibit today Presents Limit ~;i 'r"f~ " , .. ~ lMW' • ....,..•..~. ,~l -A ~fAll . ~\l ~;~ Modacrylic !COLLECTION "GRAND LINX" COAT by REIKO Leonard Workman Holiday Into Cruise Collection Thursday, October 5 from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. You are invited to meet Reiko, who will present her collection of hand- Sizes 6-14 painted, hand-screened and batik- dyed after-six dressing. Each design $240. is meticulously hand sewn in radiantly colored, free-flowing silk crepe de chine, silk chiffon and Qiana jersey. For the ultimate in personal luxury. Reiko also custom designs. DON AND JANE WOLF Holiday Into Cruise Collection Friday, October 13 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. This design team introduced us to the bias "T", romantic blouses, long and intermission length skirts, pants and dresses done eXClusively in pure silk crepe de chine. Whisper-light clothes that brush cooly against the skin ... in a wide array of solid colors and handpainted prints, at-home or evening. Jht $bop$of acobson's W"lto1t.pi~r,~ GROSSE POINTE GROSSE POINTE • SOMERSET MALL .. Page Eight.en GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, September 28, 1978 ~ociety.. News Gathered from the Pointes Church Circles Slate Sessions The Neil Blondells Grosse Pointe Memorial Lil Wood in Lakeview ave- Church Circles meet Tues- nue. Spring Ceremony for Jane Waller day, OCtober 3, Circles One Mrs. Joseph H. Spitzley, ... • Their Empire.waisted, ac. Eachern, their cousin, ~nd and Four gathering at 9:30 chairman of circles, will be She Speaks Vows to Nell Gerard Blondell In cordion-pleated dresses were James Blondell, the brtde. in the morning at the church, happy to hear from anyone Mid-May' Chantilly Lace Accents White floor length, fashioned of groom's uncle. Junior usher Circle Two at the same time who wishes to join. 'Ch.ff B'd I G baby blue Qiana knit. They was David Blondell, another at the home of Mrs. Gaylord I on rI a own wore baby's.breath in their cousin. Hulburt in Clairview road, Father Robert Blondell, uncle of the bride- hair and carried wllite roses, Mrs. Blondell chose a long, Circle Three at the home of Field Trip Day groom, presided as Jane Kathleen Waller and Neil baby's-breath and greens. sleeveless, Empire-waisted Mrs. Clifford Loranger in Ge BI Mr. Blondell, son of the gown of aqua Qiana knit, Barclay road. For Fox Creek rard ondell exchanged marriage vows Satur- Richard Blondells, of Loraine with a matching, long-sleeved Hostesses for the after- day, May 20, in Saint Paul's-on-the-Lakeshore. road, asked a cousin, Bradley jacket, for her son's wedding. noon circles meeting at 1 Mrs. Raymond Mellinger, Father Michael Dono------Koehler. a Pointer presently White orchids formed her o'clock are Mrs. Lawrence program chairman, has plan- van celebrated the nup- and accordion pleats. stationed in Frankfort, Ger- corsage. Ruby, of st. Paul avenue, need a field trip to Green- tiaI mass, which was fol- Matching lace edged her many, with the United States After vacationing for five Circle Five, and Mrs. Richard field Village for members of lowed by a reception at fingertip veil, and she car. Army, to act as best man. weeks in California, Las t Thomas Manor. ried an arrangement of white In the usher corps were Vegas, Florida and at Ni- Dykstra, of Balfour road, the Fox Creek Chapter of roses, baby's-b rea t hand Circle Seven. Questers next month. ~ Special music before and greens. Leon Blondell, brother of the agara Falls, the newlyweds Members of Circle Eight They'll drive to Greenfield , during the 2 o'clock, double She was attended by a bridegroom, Michael Mac- are at home in The Pointe. will gather at 7:45 in the Village Thursday, October 5, ring ceremony was sung by cousin, Mary Ann Waller, of ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::;- evening in the Lakepointe to attend a lecture and en. Rico La Reco. Columbia, S.C., as maid of LORIO ROSS avenue residence of Mrs. joy a conducted tour of the The bride, daughter of honor. Bridesmaids were Sue • John Shorter. Circle Nine Henry Ford Museum's furni- George Waller, of Wayburn Waller, of Medira, 0., an- ENTERTAINMENT AGENCY convenes at 7:30 in the eve. ture collection. Luncheon road, and the late Char. other cousin, Sharon Blon. - Versatile music to satis~ all ages. ning in the home of Miss will be taken at the museum. loUe Waller, chose a long- dell, the bridegroom's sister, Benefits, Weddings, Private Parties sleeved gown of white chif- and Lynn Heberly. Junior C. d N G P R 884 0300 fon, Empire-waisted and ac. bridesmaid was Cheryl Rea. In y avarro, .. ep. - newly opened cented with Chantilly lace son, the bridegroom's cousin. Kolping to Sponsor Colony Club lingerie Charity Card Party n€ttL€JCR€€k SHOPS lUS Flu/wood a/ M«1e A charity card party has Tea Is Held Ltd • f Gr",." P"in" WnodJ. loll 481J6 been scheduled for Sunday, October I, at Kolping Center Mrs. Karl G. Behr opened Designer Lingerie, Special Pricing Spruce up and save JANE KATHLEEN WALLER, daughter of in East Jefferson avenue, St. her Beacon Hill home Wed- Clair Shores. Doors open at George Waller, of Wayburn road, and the late nesday, September 27, from during our Mary MuJllns 2 o'clock. Donation is $2.50. 2:30 to 5 o'clock for Colony Madge Queen Charlotte Waller, was married Saturday, May 20, Reservations may be made Town Club's donation tea to at a mid-afternoon ceremony in Saint Paul's-on- by contacting Lynn Rheker, raise funds for the Cancer the-Lakeshore to Mr. Blondell, son of the Richard 757.1251, or Margaret Mann, Loan Closet Foundation of BlondelIs, of Loraine road. 882-9840, Greater Detroit. BATH SHOP SALE new fashion designs, colors Orchestra Hall Rent Party Set HAPPINESS IS • Shower and Window Curtains During the Depression, ing as guides and stagehands THE IMAGE MAKERS • rent parties meant the diller- and serving elsewhere as • Special Size Stall Shower Liners , ence between shelter and needed. WITH A TOUCH OF CLASS being on the street for jazz The musical potpourri is ... and what we did for Laura! • Needlepoint Toilet Seats musicians who got in some open to the public at $7.50 refreshments, got out some donation per adult, (accom. word-of-mouth invitations, panied children under 16 will • Wicker Shelves. Waste Baskets played up a storm and ac. be admitted free), to show cepted guests' donations - Orchestra Hall's restoration • and the "etceteras" to usually change, not bills - progress and to enlarge the beautify your bath which paid the rent for that fund for work underway. month. The music will range lrom This Sunday, October 1, classical chamber to blues Friends lor Orchestra Hall and Dixieland. There will be will stage the Second Annual trios, duos, quintets and Rent Party at lour locations larger ensembles, including B.for. After NETTLE CREEK BED & DRAPERY SHOP within. the hall: stage, en. the Chet Bogan Dixieland call USI 882-5250 17110 Kercheval Ave., In-the-Village closed patio ofl the main Band with Robert Semple, =- Open Thursday Evenings 882-0935 floor, Grecian Room on the chairman ol the board of the SALON 19877 MACK BOUTIQUE second 1I00r and mezzanine. Detroit Symphony, sitting in Some 157 musicians, donat. on clarinet. ing their time and talent, Postscript lor those who will present 31 performances came to the First Annual between noon and 7 o'clock. Rent Party last year: this t.',.,' Also donating their time year the hall boasts some , Your face is the focus of f f ~ ." .l will be 150 volunteer Friends, additional amenities, such as New Dimensions by Lancome: an who will support the event hot and cold running water by selling refreshments, act. in the dressing rooms. entirely new concept in makeup. . aCHRISTMAS CARD!! Woods Garden 120%~------~OFF. ORDER NOW. Club to Meet ITl}c QUILL. - . . Eyes are sensual, the lips 111519.ICIl e t.Pl. eTU2.29GO• Mr.s. James AleXIS,who IS IIlllfli J::lil__ -' openmg her Barclay road defined, cheeks beautifully ------home Tuesday, October 3, for a noon luncheon meeting of emphasized ... Lancome using new the Grosse Pointe Woods colors and textures for personal, Garden Club, will be assisted u &J!T/~~_ by co-hostesses Mrs. Waid decidedly sensational-you looks. McKnight and Mrs. Charles For eyes: softer, almost matte Brownell. Maquiriche CremePowder Eyecolour The program, under aus- pices of Mrs. Lowell Mont- in Smoke, Teal Smoke, Espresso, Fran Kirkland's gomery, will be a fresh flow- Blue Smoke or French Cream, 5.50. er arrangement demonstra- needlepoint & knit .ppe tion. Lips: Maquiglace Emollient-Rich At the club's annual meet- LipColour in Crushed Rose or ing in June, Mrs. Frank Dett- mer was elected president vibrant Mulled Sherry, 5.50. for 1978-79 and Mrs. Edgar Cheeks: Contoured and lovely YARNS ... for all reasons Netherton was elected vice- president. with Maquiblush in Toast, $7. from Bernet, Brunswick, Recording a,.d correspond- Nails: High-shining Lacquer in ing secretaries are, respec. tively, Mrs. George Miles and Ginger Rose, Honey Russett, 3.50. Plymouth, Reynolds, Unger Mrs. Brownell. Treasurer is Mrs. Neil McDonald. And new eyecolor 100% Wools, Wool Scandinavian Symphony Le Crayon-Kh6lat Blends, Acrylics Women Planning Fair its creamy smokiest The Scandinavian Sym. in Black Mint, Black phony Women's Organization Ebony, Black Coffee has scheduled its annual fall fair for Thursday, October 5, or Black Smoke, $5. from 10 in the morning to 3 Le Sharpener II, $2. in the afternoon at the Dan. ish Club of Detroit. Attic treasures, handi-' crafts, baked goods, jewelry and imports will be featured. Open-faced sandwichcs will be available from 11 until 1 o'clock. There is no admis- sion charge. Proceeds will go to I the Scandinavian Symphony, which begins its 49th season with an October 21 concert. 1&10ROUH '" NURSING HOME HOl;) E \~T JE' ....ER~O~ I>ETHOIT. 'lien. ;~, 821-3525 Jacobson's GROSSE POINTE 16930 Kercheval • In The Village • 881-4575 OPEN THURSDAV AND FRIDAV EVENING UNTIL 9 PM. OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS TWO HOURS FREE PARKING - WE WILL VALIDATE YOUR TICKET r .W""I$I.---~-~------~~~-~--~---~~------.---~-~------~~'-----.------~--..-,--~- Page Nineteen Thur$day, September 28, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Women's Page-by, of and for Pointe Womell Tuesday Musicale Year Is Beginning Braille Class Series to Begin in Warren The Grosse Pointe Braille malerial for the blind. There have been certified by the Tuesday Musicale Club will begin ils 1978-79 is no in~iruction fee, but a Library of Congress, they be. - class for volunteer braille nominal charge is necessary come full members...... transcribers Friday, Oc~obe.r to cover the cost of supplies. Anyone interested in join. Tea Is Scheduled 13, at, the Warren Pubhc 1.:1' Students are accepted into ing this 13th class offered by I brary s Burnette Branch In the club on a temporary basis the Grosse Pointe Braille Van Dyke avenue. ,during their training period. Club may call 268-1460 or Musical Program Will Present Sampling of Group's The s e r i e s, previously When they have successfully 886-3226 for further infor- Talent; Party Is Open to All Interested taught at the Grosse Pointe completed the course and mation. Community Residents Central Library, runs Octo. ber through May, in hour. Tuesday Musicale of Detroit invites all area and.a.half morning sessions, music lovers to join its members for tea and a mu!>i- 10 to 11:30 o'clock. cal program at 1 o'clock next Tuesday, October 3, in. the Buckingham road home of Mrs. Pierre Heft- Sighted people are taught Ier. ------to transcribe material into One-of-a-kind braille for individuals or 'Mrs. Ellwyn A. Gil- hand to welcome new groups which h!lve requested bert, of University place and prospective mem- ~~~;.. ;}£': .. ,:" fl... ". president, and associat~ bers. '"'.' 'F/''''\',j! /t." J. y, '... member chairman Mrs. Application forms for as. .", '"."..t""",", .".I.!' ~)..tV"lt.~ Ketchum Group ,,': ' ,.~ "!", ~< ~~.; \..1 Donald E. Hansen, of sociate mcmbership \\ ill be .;~'\$' V'''~ ..~,,"l~. Bedford road, will be on available, and annual dues of ~~ /' ': ,vf~(' ~~~~/'~'~h{':~~~~Holding Party The Elizabeth Ketchum i<~ >. '.'."" f.,....Group of Grosse Pointe Me. We cu;lom de;i~n and custom craft BLOOMFIELD ANTIQUE SHOW -=-_.- .. morial Church is sponsoring ':~::d a Purse Party at the church fine jP""t'lry. . your gems or ours. See Addressing invitations to a tea for home the ladies gathered to wield October 3, 4 and 5 their pens, MISS ELAINE VERYSER on Friday, Octobcr 6, from 1 our exclu,h'e. one-of-a-kind collections. new and prospective members of to 4 o'clock in the afternoon. DAILY l1:QO A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Tuesday Musicale of Detroit, set for and MRS. BENJAMIN AMBROSINI, Everyone is invited. Reser. LUNCHEON & LIGHT REfRESHMENTS - BOUTIQUE next Tuesday, (when else?), Octo- (seated, left to right), MRS. RUTH vations are not needed. beginning al 11:00 A.M. ber 3, at the Buckingham road home STANLEY, MRS. SALVATORE Valente Jewelry CROSS OF CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH of Mrs. Pierre Heftler are, (standing, VERMILION, MRS. MANUEL PAP- Since 1934 ISTA and MRS. DONALD HANSEN, Lone Pine and -Telegraph Roads left to right), MISS MARJORIE Dai~}!Diet 16601 E.Warren 881-4800 BLOOMfiELD HILLS CARD, MRS. ELLWYN A. GIL- chairman of the season-opening Monday-Friday 9 to 6, DONATION S1.7S BERT, Tuesday Musicale's current party and the Musicale's associate COUNSELING Saturday 9 to 5 president, in whose University place member chairman. 882-5885 $15 will be accepted. provide a sampling of Tues- Deborah Kuick Gregory, of , A program at 2 o'clock ,,:ill day Musicale's talent. Mrs. South Lyons, flute, and Mrs. Robert S. Laing, of Novi, pi .. . - - - - ~ . ano, will present Bach's So. !JIJubeffe .1 WANT SOMEONE TO TALK TO? nata for Flute and Piano, Need Help With A Problem? No.4, and the final move- 886-7424 ment of Prokofiev's Sonata PROFESSIONAL : 104 Kercheval "ON THE Hill" Call e82-LIFE > for Flute and Piano . . Ebenezer B8ptist Church CARE ., Contralto Mrs. C. Edwin Arriving Daily- Life-Line' 'Smith, of Trenton, accom- . panied by guest pianist Mrs . MEANS ... . BEAUTIfUL fALL fASHIONS Dwite Walker, of Stanhope BEAUTIFUL . avenue, will perform an aria . for all occasions - Size 6-20 from Gluck's "Orfeo" and HAIR .-. "Ecstacy," a song by Rum . . mel. . CONTINUING OUR CLEARANCE ~1af10Mm Mrs. Thomas 1. Young, of Call for an appointment .- Loraine road, and Mrs. Rob. today! . on all Half Sizes - 12V2 - 26V2 ~lJ.g-r~~~ ert Shover, of Hampton road, . wlll close the program with 881-6470 music for two pianos: POll' 50croOFF Jt~~-:..iior 7e~ 3'f3-0&lO lenc's "L'Embarquement pour tf"cssc ~ kloodf Cythera" and two selections " from, Brubeck's "Points on Jazz.'" tlIIli,~apl-3Jamp.6 QIniffurtB Mrs. Hansen is chairing 20525 MACK AVENUE the tea, assisted by Mrs. Ben. jamin Ambrosini, of Whittier 2 Blocks South of 8 Mile road, Miss Marjorie W. Card, Suitable togetherness; of Detroit, Mrs. Thomas OPEN EVERY EVENING Creedon, of Berkley, Mrs. @REDKEN- corduroy and tweed from (Continued on Page 32) Givenchy Nouvelle Boutique'_ Wide wale corduroy blazer, notch collared and easy in cotton/polyester. The perfect companion to a slim 18 skirt of soft wool in a diagonal tweed. In brown, in 6-14 sizes. Exciting From our International Collection. Shops- Come to Grosse Pointe 1978 ~oLidaV emart Grosse Pointe War Memorial 32 Lakeshore Road, Grosse Pointe Farms Wednesday, Ocl. 4 Thursday, Ocl. 5 10 8.m.-8:30 p.m. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. AU BON GOUT - PIIII B.. c~. FL HARBORSWEETS - Mlr~",d, MA BRIGADOON- Slul,hck, II HEAVENLYCREATIONS - Oxfl~. II COLONIALCHRISTMAS SHOP - Berwyn, PA THE KRUGERGALLERY- NI.Yert. 'If CAROLEEDESIGNS, INC. - Gr"n.lc~, CT LASHACK - Le., IsI•• ~, NY CHIPP, INC. - N•• York, NY THE LION'S PAW - NlltlcklllslllNl, IA CLOWN - C~IClID, IL THE IEDITERRANEAN SHOP - NI.Yri. NY GAmES - Petosk.y, II NANTUCKETHOUSE - N•• tlcket IIlIH. IA GLORIA'S STATIONERY - GrlJld Bllnc, MI SmEBELLO - P~IIa~I!,~Ia. PA THE GREENERY - Sin FnnclscD. CA THE STRAWBERRY PATCH - Blrwl.IU •. II General Admission $3 Cocktails and Luncheon Available Jacobson'sGROSSE POINTE OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING UNTIL 9 P.M. Proceeds to Benefit TWO HOURS FREE PARKING - WE WILL VALIDATE YOUR TICKET The Planned Parenthood League, Inc. _.c __ me a. _.. - •• e ...... ------_ ..... -- ...... -.-...... -- ...... e • 4 4- ...... Page Twenty GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, S/ptember 28, 1978 Society News Gathered from the Pointes Slate Salvation Army Auxiliary Fall Meeting French Consul The Auxiliary to the Salva. Mrs. Robert Gerisch is the Speaks Oct. 5 tion Army will meet Mon. auxiliary's pre sid e n t for I /lidaIYIMla~tie)f~r Next Week day, October 9, at Salvation 1978-79, First and recond The Alliance Francaise de (~~~~;~7~:~.~~;.o~~~~fD:~:~~:~1Ifn\iol:Army headquarters in Royal vice.presidents, respectively, Grosse Pointe will welcome are Mrs. Millon Schimpke commencement exercises at and Counseling; ROBERT D. . Oak, with the board conven. Yves Coffin, Consul General I "'~ and Mrs. Carl Nolte. Record. the Massachusetts Institute HOGAN, of Beaconsfield .' ~< .. ing at 11 o'clock, (all memo of France in Detroit, next bers are welcome), a brown ing and corresponding secre. of Technology were ELLEN avenue, Bachelor of Science j ~ Thursday, October 5, at 8 RII' bag san d wi c h luncheon taries, respectively, are Mrs. o'clock at Grosse Pointe Me. J. KATZ, of Wayburn road, in Engineering; CAN D Y ..' . I',m',11 i' Chester Gerisch and Mrs. and JAMES L, BIDIGARE, of CORSEL, of Beaconsfield • \. J scheduled for 'noon, (dessert morial Church. Clarence Page. Edmunton drive, Bachelors avenue, Bachelor of Science \"11 ;:;';.. and coffee will be provided), M. Coffin will discuss the of Science in Architecture, in Human Resources Devel. ,\ .~ .11 and an afternoon program Treasurer is Mrs. David Romanesque Churches of the DONALD T. DARLING, of opment; M I C H A E L W. : ,\. il . featuring Helen Huber, who Wiens. Secretary for dues is Provinces of Auvergne and Roslyn road, Master of Sci. READ, of McMillan road, '. " '] will teach the art of making Mrs. Alfred Holmes. Finance Velais, in France. He will ence in Mechanical Engineer. Bachelor of Science in Com. J \ i . hot hors d'oeuvres. chairman is Mrs, Warren speak in the church's Fellow. ing, and BRIAN J. GER. puter and Information Sci. tI . '.II) Reservations are request. Brock, and Mrs, M. C. Green- ship HalL ..'1' The public is invited, and AGHTY, of Moran road, ence, and JOHN P. WIL- I .-",,'1\. ed, and may be made by call. field serves as parliamentar. Master of Science in Manage. HELM, of Blairmoor court, ••. . ",<;'''-",. " ing 646-2309 or 846-4787. ian. there. will be no charge. ment. Bachelor of Arts in English. ~ t' .i " ...... "\ V;':17\' ",,,..V~;>f~~./.:... Receiving degrees during MR. and MRS. AL SHAW, i . Oakland University's spring formerly of Grosse Pointe, III ...... '"~ .: Imagine. ' ,- commencement exercises now of Venice, Fla., recently were KATHY E. MASCH. celebrated their 50th wed. ... -". MEYER, of Renaud road, ding anniversary. They have ", ",-- Bake, serveald decorate. Master of Arts in Teaching been residing for the sum. j" Special Education; NANCY mer at the Rivard boulevard i .~ . ~ . ' ,p, -,)":\ _.... ~ ./ ? .t~>,...... ;":~ HAVE YOUR ~~f Patron chairmen MRS. JOHN B. 10 in the morning to 8:30 in the eve- HAIR DESIGNED FORD, MRS. GORDON T. FORD ning, and Thursday, October 5, from by our and MRS. WILLIAM K. MUIR, (left 10 to 5 o'clock at the Grosse Pointe to right), meet to discuss last minute War Memorial. The Mart features .Ai-.b.=.t-.!l\i!l!l!.!I!l.III!I.a:..... !l:'t!lll!l!!ll!luw!!!!!llll~.~~.-- ' ..... "'--~pT~~~$20.00 prOle_lone ••• _ , Sa", S200 &..,.. 70<. Save$.) 0 , arrangements for the Planned Par- shops from all over the country of- i 'lapl,," l!oId ill.lJO Can",... ~.i2;.UO • Sa,,, S2.00 enthood Holiday Mart, to be present- fering unusual Christmas gifts. Sa,'d~dIO ._ _ ed next Wednesday. October 4, from "'!!!!!'!!!II ...... '-.... ' @REDKEN SALON home of MRS. GLYN NASH, MICHAEL, who attended road, Associates degree in and have two sons, DON and Trombly, Pierce and Grosse Applied Science in Nursing Unusu~1 Ha';d Pointe South High Schools. Technology; GREGORY A. :lll~m1~. SEBASTIAN INT1L. Made Chains OLESZKO, son of the RAY. De.iBnf'd and • • • MOND OLESZKOS, of Elford , Made By Among 91 graduates of the court, Bachelor of Science in HAIR DESIGNERS Nate ,11uccioii Grace Hospital School of El e c t r i c a I Engineering; MMUCCIOU -' ..501. 11.5 773-118110 773-8440 STUDIO n.-. Milo .., Nursing receiving diplomas JANE L. PRISK, daughter of 21427 Mack • GALLERY ", .... ,,-, AcrossJrom St. Joan of Arc recently were Pointers MAR. MR. and MRS. BERT C. 85KJRJltEVAl ~lh'l THA BANGS, g r a d u ate d PRISK, of South Rosedale magna cum laude, and BAR. court, Bachelor of Science BARA BRYK, graduated cum degree in Mechanical Engi- BOVEHS of I)[AMONDH laude. neering; MATTHEW B. SAV. • • • AGE, son of MR. and MRS. Ftll(~Jewdl'Y &. EHtal,('K Among 950 graduates reo MATTHEW B. SAVAGE, of ceiving degrees from Michi. Yorktown' road, Bachelor of " ,i;r.~. . gan Technological University Science degree in Civil Engi. 4"l~' One piece or a collection during spring commencement neering; and MARLENE D. II? ~.~ exercises were JAMES A. SCHMID, daughter of the J. BROWNELL, son of MR. and M. SCHMIDS, of Perrien ~~ Immediate payment-Confidential dealings MRS. W, R. BROWNELL, of place, Bachelor of Science Lincoln road, Associates de. degree in Medical Technol. edmund t. AHEE jewelry co. grees in Applied Science in ogy. Electromechanical Engineer- 882-3135 20139 Mack Avenue ing Technology and Electri. ~---,._ .... -!!C 'b, li"I,tJ/ ~i"I'"1'tWIte Grosse Pointe Woods cal Engineering Technology; BCHRISTMASCARD~ PATRICIA A. TOURNEY, 120% OFF. ORDER NOW! l«4td, ic tie ~ tI4 'J::.~..at t4J ~ 888-4600 1•1 ~ '-'u, 9:30 to 5:30 daily, Thurs. & Fri.'til 9 p.m. " , '~;.{l~}~L~'~~if;~iy~R~fI T1"I~ C"'\Ul II Washington road, Bachelor of I '"I ~ 'ol( J-l J-l • Parking tickets validated • Free gift wrap • Visa - ~aster Charge Science degree in Civil Eng. 1II)15U •• ell • en .• ru 2.2!OO. GEMOLOGIST lDMPUTEUIZEn ineering; M I C H A E L P. _'llIJI • WING, son of MRS. GORDON GIA Appraisals bta.n:lOndAppraisals WING, of Moran road, Bach- elor of Science degree in M e c h ani c a I Engineering; DAVlD B. HALL, son of MRS. ELIZABETH J. PE. '. TERSON, of Bedford road, Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science; and Super Sepfemter Special MICHAEL HAYES, son of MR. and MRS. JOSEPH B. HAYES, of Higbie place south, Bachelor of Science , degree in Mining Engineer- APARTMENT SIZE DINING SET ing. More were MELISSA A. LANDGRAF, daughter of TABLE MR. and MRS, RICHARD C. SALE LANDGRAF, of Hawthorne 4 CHAIRS PRICED 2 18u LEAVES Clark Women's Club Off to Meadowbrook A bus trip to Meadow- brook is on the agenda for Clark Women's Club memo be r s Monday, October 2, planned by program chair. man Mrs. Frank Shepherd to take full advantage of Michigan's autumn colors. Departure is scheduled for 10 in the morning. A brief business meeting will be can. ducted aboard the bus. Ar- riving at Meadowbrook, the ladies will enjoy luncheon before they tour Meadow- brook Hall. ~ SALE The club has suspended its IMADE TO MEASURE DRAPERIES winter meeting schedule and will convene again in the Beautiful custom draperies for your windows, in spring. an exceptional selection of fabrics: batistes, knits, blends, boucles, acrylics and lovely Tergal polyestervoiles. Choose solids or prints, all at substantial savings. Our Interior Design Staff Ita'ian provincia' ... can suggest a variety of window treatments, so Scaled for contemporary life styles,. , that you can find just the right style to best Table is 34x34x29H. Ideal for small dining areas, games room, home office. suit your decor. For a minimal charge, we will Available in pecan ot antique white A Natural Foods also measure your windows and hang your finish. Chair seats in your choice of Restaurant finished draperies. By Special order. fabrics in a wide range of colors. Sale ends October 14. Table extends to 70" length Outdoor Cafe 34"-42" 68"-84" 102"-126" with 2 leaves. Dancing Fabric Length Width Width Width Serving Lunch Antique satin, 84" $49 $102 $152 and Dinner unlined. Antique satin, 84" $67 $138 $207 :J.ournier :J.urnilure Co. lined. 13800 2 LOCAliONS to better serve you' Sheer Ter9al 84" $61 $92 $131 East Eight Mile ST. CLAIR SHORES DETROIT For Further 27113 HARPER, bet. 10 & 11 Mi. Ilk. 16421 HARPER, near Whittier Information Call: Jacobson's 776-8900 881.1285 371-6264 GROSSE POINTE HOURS: Monday, Thursday, Friday 10-'; Monday through Saturday OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING UNTIL 9 P.M. Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday 10-6; ''', Closed Sunday STORE FOR THE HOME. 17141 KERCHEVAL AVE. Sunday 12-S TWO HOURS FREE PARKING. WE WILL VALIDATE YOUR TICKET - Thursday, September 28, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page•Twenty-One .Wornen's Page -by, of and for Pointe Women Norris-Howell Macomb Art Clubs Bridge Group to Open Year The John Smiths Exhibition Underway Candy lakin Says Betrothal Told The Grosse Pointe Wom- buffet luncheon at noon will The Macomb County Art an's Club Bridge Group has precede the after 'loon's card --. Clubs and Associations Ex- scheduled its first meeting playing. All members of the Mr. and Mrs. Irvm Boyd hibit will remaIn on display of the fall season for next Woman's Club who enjoy Vows in Cadillac Howt:ll, of st. Clair Shores, through Sunday, October I, Wednesday, October 4, in bridge are cordially invited have announced the engage. at The Art Center in Mount Room F of the Grosse Pointe to attend. John Smiths Are at Home in Lansing While He ment of their daughter Clemens. Gallery hours are War Memorial's Alger House. Chainnan for the after- Deborah to Craig A11i~ 11 to 5 o'clock Tuesday A sandwich and dessert noon is Mrs. Chester Bogan. Completes Law School; Their Wedding Trip , through Saturday, 1 to 4 Reservations may be made Is Sailing Vacation on Lake Michigan Norris, son of Mr. and Mrs. o'clock Sunday. Society and the Mount Clem- by calling B81~566. Deadline William Penn Norris, of Har- Among the artists from ens Art Association, repre- for reservations or cancella- Out-of-doors, under an arch of lemon leaves yard road. The wedding is 10 area clubs, including Lake- sented in the show is Pointer tions is noon Saturday, Sep. and daisies at Benson Corners, in Cadillac, early planned for next month. side Palette, the Macomb Art Michele Cillette. tember 30. Saturday. evening, August 19, Candy Lakin spoke her marnage vows to John Smith. The daughter of Dr. ~------and Mrs. Donald Lakin, rites which were followed by of North Rosedale court, a dinner reception at Caber- TBIDITIOIf IOUSI wore a gown of white fae Motor Lodge. , '. (~\., cotton eyelet. Her flo- The bride's father read ~, ,- . (.. wers were d a i s i e s, from 1 Corinthians. Guitar ~~,\; .. '~:(~..,''''"'" baby's-breath and ivy. and vocal music was by Tom 'f') . :,.'~.'..c The Reverend John Men- Scholten. ,>.' / ",.. l" ,f<':;"~~ och, who had officiated at In frocks of yellow cotton '... -'.~ the marriage of the bride- eyelet, carrying baskets of ~ ~~~:r groom's parents, Mr. and yellow and white daisies, Mrs. John Smith, of Cadillac, were honor maid Cindy La- ~r presided at the 6:30 o'clock kin, sister of the bride, and f '/? ;(l....r ".." . BEibb FAIR From rOCk-a-bye babies to elegant ladies, the small world of dolls is one of warm memories and fantasy. Share with us this glimpse into a collectors' world of craftsmanship, meticulous detail and humorous expression. Holding court are one-of-a-kind privately owned antiques, as well as beautifully costumed. contemporary dolls. the beginning of your own heirloom collection. Come get acquainted with these small personalities and be captivated by their miniature delights. Oct. 2-7 Private Antique doll collection in the St. Clair Lobby. Oct. 3-4 Suzanne Gibson - world renowned doll designer and creator of "Kalico Kids" in the i Toy Department. ,I 1 I Oct. 5 Oriental doll collection In the : f S1. Clair Lobby. Oct. 6 Mary Steucher - Private collector private collection of Shirley I Temple dolls in the Toy Dept. I I!I' I 1 Oct. 7 Lois Bro - Doll appraiser and 1 Mary Stucher - Private collector I' in the Toy Departnlent. Sullivan-Rollins Furs wishes to announce the opening of their new location. Jacobson's FINE FURS ~-~ if GROSSE POINTE 20467 Mack, 885-9000 DOUGLASS A. MAY. ROBERT D. MILLER • FRED H. ROLLlIIS ___ ~ . ~ • ~ ._...... r. • __--- ._. ~ _ __ ... __ .... ::-....1II"'IIIl4P"144"11e.... P"I4Q11l1c....4~ ..... --_.$.. II. __ ...... _111!11 __ ll4Il __ ...... "c.l$$w..... --a __ ...... '.. ------<- ....---- ~ GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, September 28, 1978 Page Twenty-Two • Society News Gathered from the Pointes Mastectomy Group Forlned in The Pointe Sale Scheduled by ~1ethodisls Women who have had The Michigan Cancer Foun. Registration for the mas-. shoes and pur s e s; Mrs. Members and friends of breast cancer are invited to dation, a Torch Drive.United tecto my group at Georgian Robert Joslyn, infant's wear; the United Methodist Women join the Michigan Cancer Way Agency, offers discus. East may be made by phon. of Grosse Pointe United Mrs. Otto Gutowsky, jewelry; I ., sion groups for persom' who ing the Michigan Cancer Mrs. Theo Smith, men's wear; Foundation's mastectomy dis. Methodist Church are pre. Ii! cussion group, to be held have had cancer of (he Foundation's East Service paring for their annual fall and Mrs. James Cueny, toys .. breast, colon, larynx, ce"vix/ Ceqter, 881-2416, weekdays. Supervising the white ele- this fall at Georgian East in rummage sale, to be held Mack avenue from 10 o'clock uterus and for young al!ults More information about next Thursday, October 5, at phant department are Mrs. recovering from any type of MCF discussion groups may Earl Penna and Mrs. J. K. to noon Tuesdays, October 3 the church in Morass road. cancer. be obtained by contacting Lockwood. Mrs. Gerald Rad- through November 21. There Hours will be from 8:30 until The groups meet weekly the Foundation's Pat i e n t loff is in charge of women's is no charge and enrollment 11 o'clock in the morning. at various times and loca- Care Service, 833,0710, Ex. accessories, Mrs. Allie Res. is limited. General chairwomen are tions. tension 301, weekdays. Mrs. John Harwood, Mrs. tum of women's dresses and Led by specially trained nurses and social workers, James Haskell and the Mar. coats. I tha Circle. Chief cashier will be Mrs. group participants wiII be Wee Wisdom comes to Mack and Cadieux Mrs. Marlin Wickline is in Harry Rinefort. Communica. encouraged to share their 881~0268 charge of the antiques bou. tions and security will be feelings with others who have tique, Mrs. Donald Hansen handled by Mrs. Arthur Bat. had similar experiences with and Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Todd ten and Mrs. Fred Winfield. cancer. r .• 1 of books and records, Mrs. While the workers .are "These groups offer a shar- Wilson ~roin of bo)"s wear busy sorting and pricing be. . ing experience for everyone and James Cueny of electri. fore the sale, daily luncheons " ",( involved," notes Jane Schae. cal equipment. will be provided by Mrs. fer, MCF's coordinator of Furniture chairwoman is Warren Moore, Mrs. Pieter Rehabilitation Services. "It l~~...~. Mrs. Bert Wriston. Mrs. Van Horne and their com- is very important for the pa. Merlin Bero is chairing the mittee, who will also see tient to understand that she Pre-school classes, Kindergarten. Day Care. Hot Lunch, girl's wear section. that doughnuts and coffee is not alone and that others Playground, Open Year 'Round 6:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Heading other departments are available for purchase who share similar feelings 17219 Mack near Cadieux are Mrs. Joseph Kiefus, hats, during the sale. want to talk about them." Photo by Horry William Taylor Members of the Junior Women's invitations to the party-run are, "Joanne" Association for the Detroit Sym- (seated, left to rig h t), MRS. will be helping and taking care of senior phony Orchestra are off and run- THOMAS McCARTHY, MRS. JOHN NOLAN, MRS. JAMES MILLER and citizens at their special rate, ning for the WJR/DSO Musical Marathon IV, and for the Marathon MRS. HOWARD TISCHLER, (stand- $4.50 shampoo and set Celebrity Run and party set for Sun- ing, left to right), MRS. JOHN BUR- call now 10' an appo;nlmenl day. October 8, which will set the ROWS and MRS. DOUGLAS pace for two-day broadcast fund- GMEINER, in charge of arrange- raiser the following weekend, Satur- ments, MRS. JOHN PROST, tickets day and Sunday, October 14 and 15. and reservations, and MRS. JOHN E. JJair :J.ajhionj L'J Shirley Among Juniors who gathered re- YOUNG, JR., general chairman. 21028 Mack cently at Ford Auditorium to address Grosse Pointe Woods 884~0330 The micro.marathon run by cocktails and a buffet din- wiII begin at 6 o'clock at the ner at the Detroit Boat Club, fciiRisTiAscARoa Belle Isle Casino, and will where a silent bid celebrity 120% OFF• ORDER NOW. SOMERSET MALL feature such local celebrities auction-item~ range from a as Dr. Joseph Arends, hon. slab of rock from Antal IT1Jc QUILL. orary chairman of the mara- Dorati's private mountain reo FALL LECTURE SERIES !.m19""lllf.Ii MUll. '-'.F. eTU.29N. thon, J. P. McCarthy, Rick treat in Switzerland to an ftriI_-_. "EVERYDAY ANTIQUES" Fonano, Marilyn Turner, Joe u m b I' ell a autographed by Schmidt, Chuck Davey, Larry Sonny Eliot-will add to the by Rae Choma Adderly and special guest evening's excitement. runner Richard Hayman. MONDAY -10 AM to Noon Music will be by the Jack Pointers in the field in. Brokensha Quartet. Tickets, October 9.30 clude Dr. Jerry Coyle, Robert at $15 per person, ($25 pa. 4 sessions. 520. Kiess, Jon Gandelot, Thomas tron), may be obtained by THE ETRUSCAN.ROMAN HERITAGE OF McCarthy, John Hoye and contacting Mrs. Young, 886- °1 James Barker. 6829, or Mrs. Prost, 822-8454, MODERN ITALY The run will be followed who will also be happy to take the names of any pro. by Dr. Leonard Moss spective runners. MONDAY.7:30PM Jennifer Offers Maralyn Domzalski and October 9-23 Margaret Sellgren arc in Dance Classes charge of the celebrity bid 3 sessions. No charge, open to the public. :tems. "BEVOND FUTURE SHOCK" Dance, et aI., was e\'olved by Rabbi Sherwi~ Wine by Jennifer Pethick, of Grand Marais boulevard, during her TUESDAY. 10 AM to Noon years of study in New York Carnelian and 14K gold beads are combined. by October 17 - November 14 City and Colorado with Hanya Marsha Breslow to highlight an evening with an Holm. It is a dance education 5 sessions. $25. . -. program, based on the the. I CV..! elegant glow. The necklace, 36 inches of rich OPERA: NICE 'n EASY ories of eurythmics, ballet I ..-'. tasseled drama, $360; The coordinating pierced and modern dance. Y ./ I, . by Dr. Jack C. DuBois '/~.. '~}r' earrings of dangling graduated 14K gold beads, $35. Now .Jennifer, who has ", "")I, WEDNESDAY - 10 AM to Noon adapted these ideas of dance -- _--=0;;:,1' October 4 • November 8 movement to students from !; I "~.~.~ -- I pre.school t h I' 0 ugh high ~''\~\?.. -t- 6 sessions. $25. school age, and to men and TRAVEL SERIES women through their 40's by Ask Mr. Foster Travel Service and 50's, has decided, after a 'GOING OUT OF period at Cranbrook, to open THURSDAY.7:30PM classes in The Pointe area. Jacobson's October 5 -26 She has scheduled them BUSINESS SALE five days a week, including City of DetrOit Permit No i433 4 sessions. No charge, open to the public. evenings, at Saint Columba's .. Church, at beginning and ad- All lectures will be held in the auditorium (lower level I vanced levels, for children and adults, starting next of Somerset Mall. You may register in the mall office. Monday, October 2. Registration information SOMERSET MALL may be obtained by calling Big Beaver Road at Coolidge 822-2217 or 823-s815 between 8:30 in the morning and 4 in 250/010 Art Gallery Lighting Troy, Michigan 48084 the afternoon. (313) 643.6360 Mrs. Pethick's dance pro. TRACK gram incorporates movement concepts of Jacques Dal. .LIGHTING crozc's eurythmics, ethnic BUY OF THE MONTH! dance, ballet and jazz. She had the opportunity 90%011 to test her particular com. bination of these various We lost our lease and must close our Warehouse Store forever. free-form, lava-look techniques as a teacher, We are forced to sell over 5.000 pieces of high quality furnilure choreographer-director and at drastically reduced prices before our lease expires, Come performer at Wayne State In now while selections are best! PLANIERS University, Punahoe Acad- emy in Honolulu and De- 1------, troit's Jewish Community • MILE RD TREES FURNITURE Center, as well as at Kings- WAREHOUSE SHOWROOM wood and Cranbrook Acade. 11371 E. s.... F.. , Accent ••• 7 MilE RD. 1I1-:tIOO $6.50 mies_ SI9!,e NOTICE: Deeofllte Your Home We are nol clOSing Mystery Trip our store al 15700 with HIIIo Trtlck Lighting Save those special garden plants today. Harper SpeclDI Offer inc1ud.s 48" while Transplant into neutral tone plant hold- For Pettil'oillte OPEN Mon.Fn 10amlo9pm 'ow'" Track wtth fwo lOO wOll ers that will keep your greenery living sal 10amt06pm White (or block) fbtlures. Individual. A mystery field trip is on Sun Noonto6pm "swltc". Eo'l' to inltoll. all winter. Assorted shapes ... terrific the agenda for the Petti- buy! pointe Chapter of Questers Thursday. October 5, ~rem- bel'S wlll gather at 8:30 in TR EES ~egula, 95 • U"I~ ... Gift BOUflQUI • Itroh'slce CreCllm the morning in the Ncighbor- $79.30 $44 • Qu.II'" C.smetic B.AUTIQUI I hood Club parking lot. The • D.il" .,,~ S.. "d., N.W YO•• TIMIS only clue is that the "mys. Trees Furniture Wareho~se Store 11371E.State Fair., • IOt.lltle"lor CI.lze" Discoun' on Prescriptions I tery spot" is two hours away. ~tilize this Art Gallery type lighling to accent your Notre Dame PHARMACY Fireplace, Desk, Counter, Painfing, Etc. Wall or Ceiling ST moun~,also available in 2, 4 8 and 12 foot lengths. Wide i O"e)~b~ ~ 1 ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS selection of Styles and Colors available. ~ '-- .~. a I I &- (at a time when a special is meaningful) ALL .ONSALE AT 300" DISCOU.NT FOR THIS EVENT! ~<>.~ t~~: '<.~0e 1a,~REGULAR MARKED PRICES ~S€ ~O\~ ON: • FISCHER TECHNIK • UNFINISHED DOLL HOUSES • CREATIVE PLAYTHINGS. EFFANBEE a SASHA DOLLS 16926 Kercheval, in-the-village r.loop 1>0..., ')0 OM ,.0 ,. I"'''' ",~ " 885-2154 S.pt. 28 thru Oct. 7 Mt .)() 700 !wf'l60r' HO',dtJ1~ 9)..; .. WKllt'chellal ~.. . . Packag.d Llqllor D.al., ON-THE.HILL 1.----. TU 1-7075 - FINE TOYS & GAMES- Fln •• t Import.d, Dom •• tlc Win •• , B•• rs I_~. J II ttnn en em. I' or - p "' ...... Thursday, September 28, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-Three Women's Page by, of and for Pointe Women Betrothed Choices Offers Varied Courses Reiko Coffee October Is Busy for AAUW Groups A practical, new course, and how they spend it, to Benefit Slated . Sandra Tenkel, whose co.hos. tober 18, at the Shoreham "Budget Behavior and Infla. record and analyze daily ex. Park Municipa1 Judge Beverly Grobbel Will Speak tess is Nan McDaniel. r~ad ho~e of J.anet Brown. tion," begins Tuesday, Octo. penditures and to realistic. A morning with Reiko, ber 3, at Choices, the Wom- ally set up a household at Next Month's General Meeting at Evening Stitchery memo DIanne 0 Keefe IS co.~ostess. viewing her fall fashions, ' " bers meet Tuesday, October The program begms at en's Resource Center located budget. Un.ted Methodist Church 10, to learn to do patchwork 7:30 o'clock and will feature in the Saint Ambrose Com- Course fee is $15. Baby. will be presented by the' munity C e n t e r, Hampton sitting is available at an ad. Grosse Poi n t e Symphony' O t b t. . h piecing on a quilted pillow The Reverend Nancy Sar. ~ 0 er me.e I.ngs for ~ross~ Pomte Branc project at the Lochmoor gent, assistant rector of road, Detroit. ditional fee. Women's Association in Ja. Amencan ~soclatton of Umverslty Women Study boulevard home of Phyllis Christ Church, Detroit, who The four.week workshop Back by popular demand cobson's St. Clair Room next Groups begm Monday, October 2, when the AAUW Brewster. Her co.hostess is will speak on the changing scheduled for Tuesday morn- is "ABC's of the Stock Mar. Thursday, October 5, starting Chorus gathers at 9:15 in the morning in the Neff Mary Jane Starnes. roles Of women. The Rever- ings, from 9:30 to 11:30 ket," a guide to investments, road home of Nadine Hunt whose co-hostess is Members are asked to end Sargent, who holds a o'clock, will help partici. taught by Bud Abbolt, memo at 9: 15 o'clock. Joyce Walker. ' bring a favorite selection Bachelo~ qf Arts ?egree in pants, (men are very wel- ber of a prominent invest. A continental breakfast Information on a sec. da evenin October 5, at 8 from a short story to read to Internab0rfal .Relatlons .from come), to recognize their be- ment firm. This five-week will be featured. Mrs. Ru. ond AAUW Chorus meet- o,Jock in g, Sylvia Sanders' the Poetry and Prose Group ~eorge ~ashmgton Umvers- havior in regard to money course scheduled for Thurs. dolph Stonisch, Jr., is chair- . h ." Wednesday, October 11, at Ity and IS a graduate of the day mornings, from 9:30 to ing the event for which mg, sc eduled for FrIday, Umve~slty p~ace home. 9:15 in the morning at Vir- Andover - Newton Divinity She now works as a Dental 11:30 o'clock, begins next tickets, at $4 per person, ($10 O~tober 20, ma~ be ob. A field tnp to ~he ~,ol~do ginia Leonard's home in Du- School, was ordained June 3, Hygienist in st. Clair Shores. Thursday. October 5. Cost is patron), may be obtained by tamed by calhng 886- Art Museum to view Rich. prey street, Detroit. . 1968. $15. sending checks, payable to 8558. ard ~,ste~the Urban Land. Therese Fleming will talk Her fiance, son of the late the Grosse .Pointe Symphony • • • Photo by Bernie A new series of individual- Politics of Food members scape wlll be ~po.nsored by on Parisian Slang at La Cau. The Pointe AAUW's gen. Late November wedding Mr. and Mrs. Chester A. Women's Association, with ized craft instruc:tion begins gather Tuesday, October 3, th~ Art AppreCiation Group serie's meeting Wednesday eral meeting Thursday. Oe- plans are being made by Nidzgorski, of Rosedale Park, stamped, self-addressed en. next week. Knilting and cro. for an "Updating the Issues" FrIday, October 6. Dep~rture evening, October 11, at 7:45 t?bcr .19, will be a coffee .ses- VICKI ANN NURMI and was graduated from Redford velopes to ~lrs. John Edgar, . I cheting will be featured in program starting at 9:15 in is sc~eduled for 9: 15. m the o'clock at the Lincoln road S10n In the Grosse Pomte Robert Anthony Nidzgorski High School and holds a 1258 Brys drive, Grosse' a four'week workshop start. the morning at the Yorkshire mormng. Luncheon w.Ill be at home of Catie Duker whose United Methodist Church whose engagement has been Bachelor of Science degree Poi n t e Woods, Michigan ing Monday, October 2, quilt. road home of Grace Harri. the ~useum cafeteria. Res- co-hostess is Julia Ford. Fello~ship Hall, .starting at announced by her parents, in Civil Engineering and a 48236. ing in a four-week workshop Son. who will be assisted by erv~tlOns may be made by An AAUW board meeting ~:30 m the mormng, featur- Mr. and Mrs. Helge Nunni, Master of Science in Con. starting Wednesday, October co-hostess Ruby Adams. calhng 885-9169. is scheduled for Thursday, mg Beve~ly C. Grob~!, of Bournemouth circle. struction Engineering from 4. and further information on. Ann Nicholson and Jill Virginia Leonard will re- October 12. at 9:15 in the Grosse POinte Par~ M~~ICl' The bride-elect, a Grosse the University of Michigan, Choices may be obtained by Best will discuss "Two As. view Mary Gordon's "Final morning at the Grosse Pointe pal Judge, addreSSing The Pit North High School where he served as president Hours for both workshops call i n g 331-6048 Monday peets of Euro~ The Eco- Payments" for the Book Central Library. Impact of Today's Woman on 0 n e. h of Delta Chi fraternity. He are 9:30 to 11:30 in the a Changing World." alumna, ~ecelved her .Bac e. through Thursday, between .. nomic Community _ Com. Group Monday. October 9, at • • • was also a member of Kappa morning. Fee for each is $15. Hostess is Gene Moore. lor of S~lence degree In Den. 9:30 in the morning and 1:30 : munism," at an International 1 o'clock at Rose Barton's The Metropolitan Detroit Kappa Psi honorary band Chairman is Mary Leech_ tal HY~lene. last yea.r ~rom Reservations for all courses in the afternoon. Relations meeting Thursday Moran road home. Co.hos- AAUW Book and Author fraternity. OCtober 5, at Rose Barton'~ tesses are Marieke Allen and Luncheon Monday, October Babysitting may be arranged the Umverslty of MIchIgan, He is a project manager Moran road home. Co-hostess- Ruth Stanley. 16, at Fairlane will feature by calling 886-8832 by Tues. where she affiliated with Al. for Hillyer Construction Cor- es are Marion Hopson and A speaker from Concern Madeleine L'Engle, Kit t Y day October 17. pha Delta Pi and Chi Delphia, Nina Berry. will offer an "Update on the Kelly and Arthur Herzog. , ••• (Little Sisters of Delta Chi). poration, Binningham. Organizing the year, with Energy Crisis," focusing on Cocktails begin at 11 o'clock, The G 0 u r met Dinner emphasis on planning a what's being done in the De. with luncheon scheduled for Group will "eat Chinese" membership meeting to ex- troit area to solve the energy noon. Cost is $7. Further in. Saturday, October 21, at 7 plain the voucher baUot is- problem, at Kaleidoscope's formation may be obtained o'clock. Reservations, which sue, is on the agenda for meeting Tuesday, October 10, by calling 881-9049. must be received by Friday, Goals of Education members at 9:15 in the morning at • • • October 13, may be made by when they meet next Thurs- the Roslyn road home of Daytime Stitchery memo calling 886-3597 Or 882-6344. TERRI Militello bers begin an embroidery Studio Arts and Crafts be. stitches on needlepoint can. gins work on dried bread Grosse Pointe hair stylist PORCELAIN DOLL MAKING vas project Tuesday, October baskets and dough art Christ. for 13 years ... now In.tructlon. offered by Peggy Brown 17. at 9 in the morning at mas ornaments Monday, Oc. the new owner of See article in Grosse Pointe News 917/78 Issue, pg. 28. J u 1i e Demchak's Balfour tober 23, at 9:15 in the morn. road home. Babysitting is ing in Phyllis Rabbideau's Learn to China Paint and assemble your own available by c~l1ing Joyce Touraine road home. Dorothy porcelain doffs ... ideal Christmas gifts! Walker, 886-8558, by Wed- Noren, 886-2234, must be 5 WEEK COURSE, 3 HOUR SESSIONS .•• nesday, October 11. contacted by Wednesday, (fr033e poinle October II, for reservations. Includn 2 doll. 01 your choice Frances Richardson will In November, Studio Arts REGISTER NOW FOR CLASS BEGINNING OCT. 5 AT review Carl Sagan's "Dra. Terri is proud to announce gons of Eden" Tuesday eve. will feature a 12-inch, lighted 17425 lICk AWl. ning, October 17, at 7:30 ceramic Christmas tree proj. Jill Pot Darlene 1411ltl. E. '~ o'clock for Contemporary ecl. Reservations for this II Cl41.11 workshop are limited, and Literature members in the must be made before Novem. 881-8277 Bishop road home of Sue are ber 1. Beaudry, whose co-hostess is Ruth Stanley. Green Thumb members here meet for coffee at 1 o'clock Book Discussion also meets Tuesday, October 24, at the to Tuesday, October 17, at 7:30 Yorkshire road home of in the evening. Mary Louise Grace Harrison, from where serve THE COST OF NEW FURNITURE Krebs and Cathy Beirne will they will travet to the lilt ..... ro- hIkfo-. . . • ...... ,.. tlnaritI ,-.AIwwk co-lead a discussion of Hein. Co ...... _1UpIrior. Grosse Pointe Florist for a you ....1n __ .. rich Boll's "The Clown" at field trip program. "- of Mat .- w.a In tradiIlanaI .. -Great C~epe8••• Dorothy Groehn's Bedford Play Reading will focus on ~ ...... r.oad home. Jean Kerr's "Mary, Mary" Can for , ...... 642-0410 try our new crabmeat crepe or Worn e n as Agents of Thursday, October 26, at 1 Hair design, treatment, tints, perms plus manicures, .... ' •• OVl to -.lit ~ ' the new sweet-sour pork crepes Change convenes the follow- o'clock in Harriet Helms' pedicures, facials, lashes, wax hair removal, porcelain noils ing evening, Wednesday, Oc- Touraine road home. YANIntwlon and UphOI.18ry Co. Hours By Appointment 20427 MACK 80 884-2090 ~ w...... a-we Vh& • And much more •.. I•• .,... ,.II Open 6 days a week ~ ewe fresh broiled fish, unique lunch and Set 'Totentanz' Drama Sunday dinner specials daily On sabbatical leave in Klocking wrote a series of 1964, Dr. and Mrs. Malcolm dialogues between Death and Johns, of Rivard boulevard, the characters. learned of the German edi. to enhance your meal, tion of "Totentanz," (Dance The Johnses, securing the you may wish to You're invited to a complete collection of Death), a medieval moral- assistance of Dr. Brigitte B.Y. D.B.a. W .• Rauer, a native of Silesia, "Bring your own bottle of wine! ity play for which, in 1934. showing of long hair furs young organist-e 0 m p 0 s e r now chairperson of the For- Hugo Distler, (1908-1942), eign Language Department had written musical settings at Grosse Pointe North High School, made an English edi. MondaythroughThursday11 a.m. to 9 p.m. to accompany short verses by the 15th century North Ger- tion which was given its Fridays11 a.m. to 11 p.m. initial performance in this Saturdays 4 p.m. to 11 p.m. man poet and mystic Angelus S i I e s ius, while Johannes country at Grosse Pointe Me- ClosedSundays morial Church October 29, 1967. • BIR~ult Raolls • Catlrllg III Yeur Ho•• "Totentanz" will be pre- 120%rciiRis'iAscii~OFF- ORDER HOWl sented again in the metro- Parking in rear politan area this Sunday, 23406 Mack October 29, at Old Christ ITlJe QUILLI Church, Detroit, and Dr. at 9 Mile 778-3600 !)&519"'l:Jl:li'ljJlfilIACK__ • U.F_J:lli • TU 2.2900• • Johns, now Old C h r i s t Church's organist-ehoirmas. ter, will direct the Chancel Choir in the play's contem- porary musical settings. Eleanor Felver is directing the chancel drama, sched- uled to begin at 10:30 o'clock. Dr. William Boyce, of Wayne State University's Speech Department, as Death heads a cast of Christ Churr;l parishioners. Dr. Samuel S. Johnston, rector. will pre- side at the morning worship service. r:ERSONAU;E~.. ~ CHRISTMAS We ~ CARDS deep clean ~ Order furniture & ~ NOW carReting 1). and t SAVE Focus with us on the new excitement in luxurious long hair fur safel~ coats on Saturday, October 7 from 10 a.m_ to 5:30 p.m. As a graduate chemist with 30 years experience, Steve selected classic shapings, young stadium casuals, pace-setting Hagopian has specialized in developing a gentte, but more 110% fashion silhouettes in beautiful long hair fox, tanuki, raccoon, thorough cleaning system. lynx, American opossum and many other quality skins super~ Iy Our special penetrating solvent mist reaches more deeply ~ t'r1 into fabric and carpet, yet accomplishes the cleaning ~ OCTOBER 15 fur-tailored into short and full-length styles. Sizes 6 to 20, with the utmost care. and made-to-measure coats may be special ordered. Come see In fact, we handle many jobs that other cleaners can't. them all and choose something lovely Even difficult or fragile fabrics turn out showroom fresh Don't settle for less Call the one an~ only Steve Hagopian to put between yourself and winter. 'Savings depend on foolage, 20% maxI. I mum discount on fUfnllUre Free est,males 353 _ 1910 tHE~EST of course 1.14. MACK 1"'.8&15 HQURS: MON..SAT. SUN. t:3lI A.lrrS:.30PM It I. 4 Pili Jacobson's GROSSE POINTE ... d'_e __ «.n •• e __ _ ... el _. ..-. " . 54 W045US 5442 g & 5 2 & SSg a g g g 3 3 3 64CW4 3 4 ta Thursday, September 28, 1978 Page Twenty-Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS • Society News Gathered from the Pointes: Four Churches to Be Toured The Barton G. Shulls " In The Women's Association Mrs. Harold H. Emmons: Lisa Bartoszewicz Married August of Grosse Pointe Memorial Jr., and Mrs. Robert Hamil. bridegroom's parents. ing their nosegays. Clrtl.rch will sponsor a bus ton, who plan the church The mid.morning rites Sat. Cecil North, of Ann Arbor, Barton G. Shulls Vacation in Northern Michigan, tour of downtown churches tours for the Historical MU: Are at Home in Ann Arbor; War Memorial urday, August 19, in Grosse was best man. In the usher Tuesday, October 10. Pointe Me m 0 ria 1 Church, corps were Steve Szewczuk, Following a short business seum, will be conducting the Reception Follows Rites Monsignor Francis X. Can. Kevin Moran, Steve Huss meeting at the church at 9:30 Memorial Church tour. field officiating, were fo1. and Mr. Dally, all of Ann The cost, including' lunch. In a white jersey gown touched at the neckline in the morning, the women lowed by a reception at the Arbor, and Leonard Bar- will visit Sainte Anne's, Fort eon and bus transportation, with Venise lace, a wreath of stephanotis and Grosse Pointe War Memorial toszewicz, Jr., the bride's Street Presbyterian, Trinity is $6.25. Everyone is invited; baby's-breath in her hair. carrying a spray of ste. where the wedding cake was brother. Episcopal, (whcre luncheon ReserVations must be mad~ phanotis and ivy, Lisa Anne Bartoszewicz spoke her decorated with real flowers: The mother of the bride will be served>, and Saint in the church office by noon marriage vows to Barton G. Shull. s t e p h a not i s and baby's. wore a long dress of salmon Alberta's Polish Catholic. Friday, October 6. . She is the daughter of \ ------breath, with blue accents. Q i ana. The bridegroom's Dr. and Mrs. Leonard ruad. The Jerry Shulls, The newlyweds vacationed mother's gown was of tur- in northern Michigan and quoise and pink print challis. Bartoszewicz, of Kerby of Ann Arbor, are the are at home in Ann Arbor. Eucharis lilies formed both mayJ Paula Bartoszewicz was her mothers' corsages. ,Y.O_Rf(S'H IRE T~/E:~V~~.c'f~, sister's honor maid at the Among the guests were JJefp You ... • WARRANTY SERVICE CENTER FDA. 10:30 o'clock c ere m 0 n y. the bride's grandparents. Mr. Bridesmaids were Tecla and and Mrs. Frank J. Gardzin. . ... with you, 778-4050', ZENITH. ReA, QUASAR Andrea Bartoszewicz, two ski and Mrs. Paul Bartosze. hairst~ge? 21915 MACK 89tw98n8 & 9Mi/9Rds. other sisters, Mrs. Donald wiez, and the bridegroom's 25 Years In Thi$ A.rea! Dally, Jr., of Ann Arbor, the grandparents, Mrs. Uah Avis, ... with your bridegroom's s i s t e r, and of Ann Arbor, and Mr. and wardrobe? Cindy Droll. Mrs. Carl Gritzmaker, of •******** **,**,*****,,****• ••••' *.; They wore floor length. Holloway. . .. with you, II *' \')~ *' Phone881.2913 .: pale blue gowns and wreaths Relatives who came from makeup? • t\r '\J For the most unique .. of white daisies, blue Ele. Poland for the wedding were tr ..~c:, ~~ .. gance carnations and baby's. Mrs. Danuta Lesko and Mrs. Just Call Da,Iene 882.5250 ~ ,,\C}\; .I\'\\..~ nails anywhere...... '~ breath in their hair. match. Martha Wroblewska. ...U~ l..-V also laJhes, arches, .... ------'THE IMAGE MAKERS tr - nail wrapping .. Host Orchestra Associations WITH A TOUCH OF CLASS : *' 20957 Mack . .... SALON 19877 MACK BOUTIQUE • Grosse Pointe Woods, MI. 48236 .. The Detroit Symphony Or. Winfield S. Jewell, Jr., Ray • : chestra, assisted by the Wom- W. Macdonald, Jerome H. • ~;. en's and Junior Women's Remick, Kim K. Lie. and 4 Photo by Collingwood Studio • HOUlS: J J • 7 .. Associations for the DSO, Paul D. Grubbs. ... Tues., : SPJu.rday _ . .. will host the annual confer. With a membership of 44 In Grosse Pointe Memorial Church Saturday, August 19, LISA ANNE BARTOSZEWICZ, * 1\ fir ~ ~ ~ ~ ** * • *.. ence of the Michigan Orches- symphony orchestras across '* • * '* ~ ~ * '*•• * * '*... tra Association and the Mich. the state. including the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Bartoszewicz, igan Orchestra Women's As. Grosse Pointe Symphony, the of Kerby road, was married to Mr. Shull, son of sociation tomorrow and Sat. MCA is the oldest organiza- Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Shull, of Ann Arbor. ' urday. September 29 and 30, tion of its kind in the nation. at the Pontchartrain Hotel. It is geared to serve indio Among DSO Women and vidual member orchestras I Junior Women serving on via programs and resources. _._~ ~ ..-- ,!,"-~'-'---'---. i the conference committee Its annual conferences of. I are Pointers Mrs. Thomas fer an opportunity for the Grosse Pointe \, LoCicero, chairman of the exchange of views and ex- DSO host committee. Mrs. periences related to the mu. John Deaver, Mrs. John E. sical arts; and orchestra man- Laundry Young, Jr., Mrs. David Lin. agers, conductors and board .. der, Mrs Patrick G. McKee. members will be among those \ ver, Mrs. James S. Barker, present at the 1978 meeting. Mrs. Henry Domzalski, Mrs. Early registration is sched- I • Bathroom Rugs Arnold W. Lungershausen uled for 6 to 8 o'clock this and Mrs, R. Alexander Wrig. evening, at the Pontchartrain ' • TaQle.Cloths ley. Hotel. Registration will con. INCOME PROPERTY More are the Mesdames tinue Friday morning, start. ' • Sleeping B~gs' John Nolan, Joseph J. Mar. ing at 10 o'clock. , IN GROSSE POINTE PARK Come live in the 12 story love story. shall, Donald R. Briggs, Vir- The conference officially: ~...General Laundry' I 15808.'15810 Seconds from 1.94, Metropolitan Beach gil P. Goodman, Charles M. opens at noon Friday, with and great shopping. Endicott, Vollrad J. von Windmill Pointe Drive a luncheon and welcoming , , t The 1 & 2 bedroom apartments feature all the Berg, Herman E. Mozer. Wil- address by Robert B. Semple, Side by side duplex, each 3 bed- ' luxury. con"venience and comfort and security liam Bundesen, John Fr,alick, president of the DSO.Marsh. PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE! you can imagine ... from $250 including heat. all Turkin, DSO executive, room, 2-1 /2 baths, one 3 car garage, . .PIAN''OS' WANTED~ director, will be among the . keynote speakers both meet- . 21138 Ma~k,~\Gr'c;sse'Polnte WOOdS}'),' "'screened porch, fireplace, gas heat. : METRO TOWER' , 8l1ANDS. SPINETS. ing days. ' 26450 Crocker Blvd. 881-6942 .' Call from 9-5 [CONSOLES. S.a11 UPRIGHTS A registration fee of $1~ .,.} . . .. - _. ------_. _.- -_.- . 288-2000 Corner 1.94 & Metro Porkway '~ j - "TOP PRICES PAID I per day includes lunch, and ' Overlooking lake St. Clair ~ . YE 7-050& ~, ,conferees may attend one or $129,000 463-5857 Hours, 9 a.m. 10 5 p.m. daily. Phone, 296.2320 . 'both days. Conference mem- bers will be guests of the ------'- DSO at a concert at Ford • Auditorium Saturday eve- Wh ldhff A granny packs Miss J ning, followed by a reception 0'V7iO~1 i\ lie at the Pontchartrain. W' 'U LV' off to school with warmest wishes. thebeF~~~a~~e~nf~~act~~~ac~~~Detroit Symphony Or. thOU~1]lthey're WI'ld chestra, 96l-()700. ~;stt-iv~h-i~yO-~:~b-::m about. rowndiamonds Ever the favorite. a soft granny gown The Greater Detroit Chry- santhemum So c i e t y has of cotton flannelette scheduled its annual Chrysan. themum Festival for the first in5razil? with white eyelet lace two weekends in October, trimming traditional. starting Sunday, October 1, fresh pastel prints. when 10 members, including Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ponkey, of Carefree in SeMel Whittier road. will open their sizes. $14. gardens for the annual Chl)" santhemum Tour. \\e did. J\nd bccause \\'e Hours are 1 to 5 o'clock. Anyone interested is invited, did, onc of our clients rcalized and there is no admission charge. ll1uch 1110reth,-Ulshc eycr expccted Central and Northwest club members opening their gar- in tile salc ofa ling she inhelited dens are Mrs. Gertrude Pal,l. ey and Mr. and Mrs. James fi"()1l1her 1l1other. Buha, of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Neaton, of Dear. Eyelv veal' Cl1arterhc>llSC born, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Slesak. of Livonia, and Mr. counscls hundreds ofpcople on and Mrs. Robert Greene, of Wixom road. east of Milford. ho\y and \Vhell to disposc of their "Chrysanthemums Around the World" is theme of the ul1needed fine je\vclry, becausc it's 21-year-old society's 18th An. nual Chrysanthemum Show, one thing io appraisc a dianlond or to be staged Saturday, Oc. an antique pcJeket \yaich. but it's \ tober 7, from 2 to 9 o'clock, and Sunday, October 8, from quite another thing to kllO\Y \"hen is thc best tilllC to sell it. \ noon to 5 at the Tel-Twelve 11 ,\ Mall. where the group meets 1\.11<1 in \yhat 111arkct the top plices call hc reached .. \t monthly throughout the year. ~ .' There is no admission (~halicrhousc \"e are buyers. scllers. brokers and appraisers ~ charge. Non.members are in. \;~' vited to enter blooms. ofdiall1onds, precious stones, Hneje\\'clr~: antiquc 1.illlcpicces ,f? . ;. l)'ifl;inol and (;eorgian silver. \\;th \yor1d \\;de resources at our Hnget1.ips. " :(0 \11' oler Colors S.."lplure So if you're consideting the sale of SOllIe of\'our f._" by Anno " \.fur..; .. {; o\\'11je\\'clry ~)r arc acting as an agent fcu"a pt;vute.( )\\11Cr()1- orA _,.Sat. II.! ~.~ TI..... , H;', .., ,0' ~ estate, consider Chat1erhouse ..Just call our resident ~'~ GALLERY """""'-, 8S KERCHEVAL 882-0tlO. "iP" appraisers fc)rassistance and uchice. ___ ~ ...-..o..-_ ...... ~ ._~_~ ~_~~_~ ~~ __ ~ _ SP p • Page Twenty-Five Thursday, September 28, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS • RENASSANCE DESIGNER BOUTIQUES HALSTON LANVIN COURREGES CHARLESJOURDAN les must@ de CARTIER HATIIE UNGARO Together at only one place in the world - Renaissance Center-the complete collections of Holston, Jeanne Lanvin, Andre Courreges, les must'Rde Cartier, Charles Jourdan and Emanuel Ungaro, as well as selected designs from Valentino, Armani, Basile, Yves Samt Laurent, Chloe, Missonl, Mary McFadden, Ralph Lauren, Sonia Rykiel and Zandra Rhodes. ;\-:.. . "., .." ,>, ' )'::, . s':,"'});j;,:.~,. " :;'"01' "'<'.." :'J's: . ~ ~~-;. ~. ~. . :~. ' . . ,', ~'. ' .,,' ,"; }-..: .", .: . ~.) ~ 'y shapes the suit tor tall. • y J ';, • t.,; • Easy tweed jacket- belted slender corduroy skirt-soft, silky shirt, ~~'~~ ~:::::=.% '*'....,,~III O\~' Located between the 100 a~~ 46o'Td~ers on the L.2 [second lobbyl of the Renaissance Center. Major credit cards accepter! Valet parking available at the Jefferson Ave entrance Hours 10:00 a m to 6 00 pm. Monday through Satl]rday. \ _ _ ~ A ...... cd ~ ... '*' ri "-- Page Twenty-Six GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, September 28, 1978 4-HELP WANTED 4-HELP WANTED 4-HELP WANTED 4-HELP WANTED 4-HELP WANTED 4-HELP WANTED lA-PERSONALS 2A-MUSIC GENERAL EDUCATION GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL NEEDLEPOINT and crewel EXPERIENCED 1ice n sed NURSE FOR Pediatrician's pillows blocked and finish. LOAN PROCESSOR-Closer. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT BARTENDERS, bar waitress. PIANO and vocal instruction. electrician, commercial.in. office. Grosse Pointe area. ed. Also needlepoint Beginners and advanced. Experienced, single family Supervisor. Full or part es, and waitresses. 779.3711 in. dustrial work, part time, 884-0700. Former college instructor. VA, FHA, Conventional, a time. Retiree okay. 961. Can after 6:00. .truction. TU 1.7073, TU .. possible full time. Good Trombly School area. 822- mortgage company located CLERKS 9139 or 885-2624. BABYSITTER desired in my 6318. SUPPLEMENT your income, pay for right man. Call in st. Clair Shores, full home for 2 little girl51 one 8544. SALES - STOCK part time positions now Thursday and Friday only BAHA'I FAITH - to learn time or part time. Reply NURSES AIDE open. in marketing and or two days a week. 9 a.m. PIANO LESSONS We have permanent time from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 774. about it phone 872-8317. Box &33, Grosse Pointe full management. No experi- to 2:30 p.m. 886-1401. U. M., ORDERLY 4990. of News. and part time openings in ence necessary. Will train DIALOGUE-The adult help. WOMAN to live-in, assist and Graduate downtown Detroit and this 4-week' training program for For appointment call 343- COOK-Young gi~ls or young line. Share your burden Call 331-4725 BUSBOYS. part-time, good area. Previous cash regis. possible employment op. be companion to lady in with a good listener. Spon. wages. Apply NOW at 8 9237. men, full and part time, ter experience required. portunity. For further de. with some cooking exper. wheel chair. Home in Bir. sored by Family Life Edu. WOODS MUSIC p.m. 16360 Harper, Trumps tails apply in person at PART TIME substitute teach. mingham area. No house. cation Council. 88l-0270. Jumps. Must be 18. STARTING RATE $3 ience. Will train. Early STUDIO Cottage Hospital personnel er needs substitute mother evening hours. Apply in work 'or cooking. Wages Piano and Guitar Lessons. TOP RATE $5.07 office, 1 5 9 Kercheval, 1 or 2 days, mostly Mon- person from 3 to 5 at Per. $125 weekly Sunday or SEEKING PERSONS wish. REAL ESTATE SALES Home or Studio, 20551 Grosse Pointe Farms, Mi. days for 6 month old baby ini's, 10721 Whittier. Monday off. 626-3643. ing to have their car drlv. We have a limited number Must have own transporta. Mack near Vernier. 885- boy. My home only. Grosse en to Florida. Vacationing of openings for sales peo. tion and be at least 18 BABYSITIER, mature. Ref- 0024- CREDIT DEPT. Pointe Farms. 885-1646, HOSTESS-Part time. Apply family of 4 hopes to drive pIe to serve the Grosse years old. in person between 3 and 5 erences preferred for 10. one way to see country OFFICE GIRL-High school Pointes and Mac a m b Apply in person Monday Follow up on installment ac. p.m. at Perini's, 10721 month-old. Monday and tnd return by air. Leaving 21- TUTORING AND graduate. Conscientious. County. We offer commis. thru Friday between 9 a.m. counts. Must be experi. Whittier. Wednesday, 3 to 6 p.m. If October 10. Call Dennis at EDUCATION sian, plus a very high enced in dealing with the Mack and Warren. 885-5141 right person 5 days a week 382.3991. and 3 p.m. or call SPECIAL EDUCATION. Ac. bonus program and com. public. Downtown location PART TIME babysitter need- RETIRED MEN same time. Grosse Pointe, behind J. L. Hudson's. HOUSEWIVES area. 885~4B8. WANTED: 4 tickets to the ademic tutoring. 882.9140 puterized multi.list. CUNNINGHAM ed in my home (Mack and after 4:00. For your personal interview Good benefits. PART TIME U. of M..Arizona, October DRUGS, INC. Oxford) for 31f.! year old RN'S AND LPN'S days, 8t. call Mr. Monroe at 886- Wanted by the 7th game. 886-8354 after FOREIGN language tuttoring GOOD girl. Monday, Wednesday, Anne's convalescent center. 8710. 1927 ROSA PARKS BLVD Friday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. DETROIT NEWS 4:30 p.m. French, Spanish, Latin. (formerly 12th Street) Cadeiux, Harper. 886.2502 SHOREWOOD HOUSEKEEPING Tuesday, Thursday 9 a.m. Call Mr. Stevenson Certified teacher. 823-4387. between Michigan and or 343.Q657. A private collector wants E. R. BROWN REALTY SHOPS to 3:30 p.m., own transpor- 885-3091 20439 Mack Avenue Lafayette 962-9850 EXT. 276 ORIENTAL RUG S, all THE READING tation needed. About 25 MATURE WOMAN to care DIETARY AIDES ne'eded. sizes. Will pay any reason- RAILROAD 963-7781 WANTED. Mature woman to hours, $30 per week. 885- for two girls after school, Mature women, 3:30 p.m.- able price asked. Please REAL ESTATE SALES babysit 2 boys, age 2 and 6161 after 4. 4:00 to 6:00 p.m.. Light 7:30 p.m. St. Anne's. 886- call 1-482.5427. Thank you. A READING Improvement Center. Profellional Faeul. AAA Real Estate Office in F. Monday through Friday HELP WANTED, medical as. household duties, 5 days a 2502. St. Clair Shores seeks sales in my home. 7:30 to 6 p.m. week. Call after 6 p.m. A NEW GIFT craze-Person. ty. Enroll now. DELIVERY part-time after sistant-receptionist, exper. WANTED: College age stu. people to join their staff. school. Must have car. 7 Call after 6 p.m. 343-9041. Harper and 8 Mile area. alized poems. Name of per. ienced preferred. Chalmers dent to work as building 886-0750 Free training and many Mile/Mack area. 881.9390. 884-8702. son or profession, what- Clniic, 9750 Chalmers. 527. monitor from 7:45 a.m. to PRIVATE TUTORING ~nefiti. We are the Pro- SHARE A JOB-Perfect for 7310. ever you want mentioned, 2 friends, 4 hours daily FINANCIAL ASSISTANT- 2:15 p.m. Saturdays in in your own home. All IUb- fessionala. Ask for Sue. COUNTER help part time humorous or serious. For each, good office skills, in. College graduate, one year public schooJs' Driver Edu. details, call Marion, PR 2. after school, Chicken De. DISHWASHERS-Part time, jects; all levela. Adults and CENTURY 21 cluding simple bookkeep- experience in public ac. cation program. Job starts 1181, mornings till noon. light, 18411 Mack. apply in person between 3 children. Certified teachen. CHARTER OAKS 779-9792 ing, real estate, and or counting preferred. Duties September 30. Call 343- DETROIT and SUBURBAN and 5 at Perini's, 10721 THINK OF A CAREER IN property management ex. Whittier. include the handling of fi. 0193 for informatioll. 2-ENTERTAINMENT TUTORING SERVICE PART TIME receptionist for perience required. Small nancial and reporting reo 3l56-OO9t Greenhouse Beauty Salon REAL ESTATE RELIABLE mature person PIANO BAR entertainment Join the helpful people. office near Grosse Pointe NEED A lady or teenage girl quirements of Federal pro- and boutique. Call Babs South High School Apply to babysit from 6:15 a.m. grams and assume certain to care for exceptional 8. for your cocktail/dinner PRE-SCHOOL program, ac. 881-6833. Excellent training pro. to 9:45 a.m. during the administrative responsibil. year-old boy in your home party/wedding reception. gram. 30% commission now to start late Novem- tivities !:or growth and de. ities. Applications will be or ours. Weekdays 2 to. Pre - Bee. Gees Repertory velopment. Tuesday and SECRETARY plan, TV and Radio adver. ber. Call 882-2415. week for 3 children before accepted through Tuesday, 5:30. Grosse Pointe City (Gershwin Porter, et. al.) Thursday mornings. Near Large textile leasing com. tising. Experienced or will school. Please call 886-9010. Guaranteed to induce con. October 10, 1978. Send reo area. Call after 6 p.m. 886- Central Library. 885-6215. pany on Eut Grand Boule. train. FULL-TIME viviality. Call 862-4406 or GAS STATION manager, day sume stating salary re- 2927. - _vard, looking for intelli. EARL KEIM SHORES SERVICE STATION 478-4960. gent person to handle sec. shift. Mack Avenue, Grosse quirements to City Clerk 2F-SCHOOLS Ask for Bruno. 774-4060 ATIENDANT . Pointe. Salary position, 6 City of Grosse Pointe Park: ADULT babysitter needed in - retarial responsibilities. my home for 2 small boys, 2A-MUSIC Typing and pleasant per. LIGHT MECHANICAL days. Call 9 a.m.-3 p.m. 15115 East Jefferson Ave. GRO~SE POINTE REAL ESTATE EXPERIENCE NEEDED 822.9310. nue, Grosse Pointe Park 5 days. Call Sandy after 6 EDUCATION sonality required, but not p.m. 343.()973 INSTITUTE OF shorthand. Salary commen. Expanding corporation now APPLY IN PERSON Michigan 48230. ' PIANO INSTRUCTION the- NIGHT CLERK - Georgian MUSIC surate with ability plus ex. hiring 2.3 aggressive indio HOUSEKEEPER WANTED, ory, harmony, improvising. 9 MILE AND Inn Motel, 12 midnight to Private or Class InstJ'uction cellent fringes. If interest. viduals to train as Real. EXPERIENCED grill cook days, private club. Call 9.5 Beginners, advanced, my tors. 5t. Clair Sh('res area. JEFFERSON SHELL 8 a.m. part time. No exper- nights, 521-6084. Ask fo; MUSIC-piano, voice, Itrings, ed call 571-3000 and ask ience. Ideal for student. Wednesday through Sun- home. 885.5571. We 0 f fer computerized, Rica. guitar, wind instruments, for Judy. COLLEGE STUDENT for Call Mr. Gray. 9 a.m. to 4 day. 331.0020. and organ. Multiple Listing service, part time selling. Hickey's SECRETARY - Receptionist, WOODS MUSIC p.m. 294-0404. BOOKKEEPER, experien~d. ART-Drawing and painting TRANSCRIPTIONIST - Re. free schooling and train. Shoe Department, 17140 Grosse Pointe physician, Full time. Food and bever- STUDIO Distinguished Faculty ceptionist, 30 hours per ing, trips to Vegas, Car. Kercheval. Mr. Adzigian. SECRETARY-Full time po. knowledge of Blue Cross/ age background helpful 20:551 Mack 885-0024 Tv' 2-4\H13 week for national corpora. ribean and Europe, plus sition with small company, Blue Shield, Me die are AMBITIOUS COUPLE need. but not necessary. Gilod. Home piano, lessons avail. tion located near Grosse cash bonuses. Can Mr. Na- prefer someone with office forms, able to type from WE HAVE space. avail"ble ing more income? Unusual able, GroSse Pointe South Pointe. Must be familiar der, 777-7250. experience, typing 50 wpm. dictaphone. Full time em. salary. 921-4030. Mr. Kraft. . area. for children 21f.!to kinder. with transcription machine opportunity for good earn- General office duties. Ex. ings.' Work- .together - part ployment, Mlm~l\¥. throu~h S:\!':CRETAlUAL WORK ~" garten age for our after. and type '60- words aecur- PART TIME , celleilt benefits aM' salai'Y; Friday. Rep1y' d o'S's'e PIANO LESSONS - Concert noon program from 12:30-3 time or fun time. For ap- r Must type and have goOQ ately, $3.75 per hour, good Position for credit union 393-1988, 9 to 5:30 p.m. Pointe News, Box P-20. pianist, Master of Music. on Tuesday, Wednesday benefits. Dictaphone. 886- clerk-teller. Two after- pointment call after 5:00 handwriting. $3.50 an hour,- Specializing in advanced. and Thursday. Please call 2505. Equal Opportunity noons per week. Contact p.m. 886-6290. GAS STATION attendent, af- RETIRED PERSON for part to start. Apply in person 526-6566. for information. Grosse Employer. Mrs. Etheridge at 343.1546. ternoons, eve n i n g s, or time selling. Hickey's Shoe or send resume. W. D. Pointe Pre.Kindergarten, EMPTY DESK!! We have one weekends. Par time or full Gale Inc., 6400 Mt. Elliott, PIANO LESSONS Department, 17140 Kerche- Barbara Lawrence, Direc- desk available for a ma- time. Station on Mack in Detroit, Mich. 48211. 921. QUALIFIED TEACHER PHOTOGRAPHIC SA L E S TEACHER AIDS val, Mr. Adzigian. tor. 886-4747 or 881-1948. ture real estate salesperson Grosse Pointe. 822.9310. 4030. MY HOME - 882.7772 specialists needed in our School's store-Grosse Pointe of the right calibre. No ex. SECRETARY-Report to Na. camera darkroom and fin. MEDICAL ASSISTANT or CLERICAL POSITION. High 3-LOST AND FOUND North High School. Retail perience necessary but tional sales manager. Good ishing departments. Solid helpful. We train and pro. receptionist for internist school graduate, good math lA-PERSONALS background required. typing, shorthand, aptitude FOUND - Watch in Grosse product knowledge and a vide license help, furnish- offices. Near East side, and ability. Typing 30 words; willingness to learn a must with figures. Experience in Pointe Hill vicinity. Write Auto Mechanic's Program- ing sales aides, leads, reo East suburbs. Experienced sales office and good opportunity for advance- FRIDAY NIGHT Box M-50, Grosse Pointe for all applicants. Full Grosse Pointe North High ferrals and pleasant office preferred. Part time or full ment. Full time with bene. time and part time posi. phone personality. Salary FEVER DISCO News. School. Experience as an facilities. For an interview, time. Good salary and ben. open. Call Margie or Pat. fits. Call 965-1540. tions open. Excellent pay auto mechanic desirable. call Bill Queen, Queen efits. Reply 1-16, Grosse PRESENTS FOUND-Black Angora kit. 294-1700. and fringes plus excellent Ability to work and get Real Estate, 886-4141. Pointe News. WAITRESS, part time. Apply grand openings of ten about 8 weeks old, free career opportunity is wait- along with young people WINDOW CLEANERS, car- in person between 3 and 5 to good home. Can't keep, ing for the right applicants BUS BOY needed, good WEDNESDAY required. CASHIER, bookkeeper, full pet cleaners, wall washers p.m. at Perini's, 10721 have dogs. 885.5317 or 371- Call Mr. IsmaIl at Studio or part time, 3 positions wages. Elegant restaurant. wanted. Experience or will Whittier. NIGHT 5482. Camera 881-6390 for phone Commercial Foods Program available. 15270 Gratiot, 2 882-8522. train. M~;;jmwl~ age 18. FEVER DISCO interview. --Grosse Pointe South blocks South of 8 Mile. l-aU 0 01 - Thursday, September 28, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS . Page Twenty.Seven 4A-HELP WANTED 5-SITUATION 5A-SITUATION 6-FOR RENT 6-FOR RENT 6C-OFF'C£ FOR lENT 6D-VACATIOH 6F-SHA\E LIVING UNFURNISHED DOMESTIC WANTED DOMESTIC UNFURNISHED ENGINEERING Bldg" Mack I _ RENTALS QUARTERS • TEEN tQ babysit 1~ year RETIRED Master Electrician, GROSSE POINTE mot her THREE BEDROOM lower HOUSTON - WHITTIER - at Nottingham, G r 0 sse SANIBEL ISLAND, Florida, SCOTTISH COUPLE or per. :Old. Monday, Wednesday, Licensed. Violations, Serv will babysit in my home. flat. Houston.Whittier.Gra. 14190, near Chalmers. Up' Pointe Park. Panelled, air condominiums for rent son (elderly) to share :Friday 3 p.m ..S p.m. $'851 ice increased, also smal Monday, Wednesday, Fri- tiot area. No pets. $175. per 3 rooms and bath, condition, janitor and util- during 1978 - 79 season. HOME in Grosse Pointe :Week. :Near Country Club jobs. TU 5.2966. day. 885-5132. 885-8422. stove, refrigerator, heat, ities included. 885-6635. Minimum rental 1 week. with elderly gentleman. 1 no pets. 884.9977. Privileges, f r e e d 0 m of ~f Detroit. 886-3014. LAKESHORE, VILLAGE, 2 GROSSE POINTE WOODS Both are 2 bedroom, 2 bath PAINTING - Exterior and N U R SIN G CARE, light home and all meals furn. bedroom Townhouse, cor. LAKEPOlNTE, Grosse 21316 Mack and Aline, 2,500 Screened porch with view BABYSITTER - My home, interior. A-I references. housekeeping, coo kin g, of the Gulf of Mexico. ished in return for meal ner lot. Recreation room, Pointe-Upper 5, middle. 2:30 to 6 p.m. Monday Free estimates. 881.2681. companion. Drives. Excel. square feet for profession. BeauUrully furnished. Ten. preparations d ail y and through FrIday, 2 children. lent references. 792-1863. central air, all appliances, aged adults, $250. 821-6833. al or office use only, large nis, pool, shelling. Ideal carpeted, drapes. No chilo small household chores. Star of the Sea area. 885. FITTING PROBLEMS?? Will NEWLY DECORATED 2.bed. rear parking lot. 884-1340 for sharing by 2 couples. Include references in re- 1652 before 2 p.m. take measurements and EXPERIENCED, rei i a b I e dren or pets. References, or 886-1068.' Call (313) 851-4142 or middle.aged woman with $375 month, $500 security, room Colonial, Grosse sume. Reply Box M.25, draft pattern for skirt Pointe Farms, central air FOR LEASE - OFFICE (313) 642.7880. Grosse Pointe News. EXPERIENCED WOMAN to pants, bodice, sleeve etc references in Grosse Pointe utilities extra. 861.0550 and conditioning, garage, ap- SPACE babysit one child Tuesday, Also allerations of al would like two days, Tues. evenings 885-2223. WANTED a neat mature fe. Thursday morning, and day and Wednesday or 1 pliances, carpeting, $475, Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe T R A V E R S E CITY area, types. CALL TU 2-4964 immediate occupancy. 884- Duck Lake Peninsula. Ex. male in mid 20's to share Saturday evening. 886-3014. Wednesday and Thursday. CONNOR.GRATIOT, Outer Farms--l to 4 rooms avail- upper east side flat. Rent Ruth. Washing and ironing, some Drive area, 3 room apart. 0185. clusive lake front executive able. Ideal for doctor or $225 ($112.50 a piece). LIVE. iN COOK for family of light housecleaning or ment, newly decorated, other professional. Central retreat rested in the pines, ALTER-WARREN, one bed. Gas included. Call after 6. two. 2 rooms complete, pri. LEADED GLASS cooking simple meals. $28 good transportation. 773. air. cathedral ceiling, fireplace, room, stove, refrigerator, 885-8268. vate bath. If daily work WINDOW REPAIR and carfan:. 8 a.m. to 3 4612 or 366-9668. Mack Avenue. 900 square beautiful kitchen, 2 baths, utilities. Clean, older per. preferred, own transporta. Also buy leaded glass doors p.m. Call Evelyn Walker. -'HA'L-M-E-R-S-.-H-O-U-S-T-O-N-- foot store or offic:e bl; ild. laundry, hug e screened YOUNG FEMALE to share tion necessary. References and ,windows. C son. 773-4962. ing near Mack.Warren in. porch, outdoor grill, tennis 921-3930. Whittier, 0 n e bedroom apartment in Fraser with r2quired. Grosse Pointe 882-5833 CHALMERS-FLANDER area. tersection. Owner will reo courts, sandy beach, great same. $140 per month. Pre. Farms. 885-5660. 5C-CATERING apartment, carpeting, heat. decorate. $450 month. fishing, near ski slopes, GRADUATE STUDENT, in led. 8854364. 4-room upper flat, carpet. ferably working out of ed, stove and refrigerator. HIGBIE MAXON sleeps 10, references and Grosse Pointe. Call after OUSEKEEPER to take terior, exterior painting ROSELUND I. security deposit required, We really only do what you OUTER DRIVE-Dickerson. Heated. Adults only. 839- 866-3400 6:30 p.m. 296.1059. c h a r g e of motherless house repairs, available $450 weekly. 412-836-2695. Grosse Pointe home and through December. Refer do yourself ... serve an Spacious 5.room upper fiat, 7839. KERCHEVAL at Beacons. 412.523.3875. elegant meal or an equally carpet, garage, stove, reo 7-WANTED TO RENT care for two young boys ences. 885-2994 or 822-0850 THREE ROOMS and bath field-1015 sq. ft. $400 per (ages 8 and 5), 5 days per elegant cocktail party. But frigerator, sun deck, utili. month. Danaher, Baer, Wil. SIESTA KEY, Fla. - New 2 TEACHER and family would HANDYMAN, for the unus upper, stove and refrigera. week. Must have own trans. when we do it, you don't ties, $195. No children. 882. son & Stroh, Inc. 76 Ker. bedrooms, 2'/2 baths, town- like to rent three bedroom ual in home maintenance ha\'e to. Entertaining is to 6934. / tor, heated. Mature woman portation, excellent salary preferred. $225 month, cheval Avenue. 885.7000 hOllS!'. ('ompl!'tel)' furnish. flat, Defer School area. and working conditions. Call after 6:00. Excellen enjoy. Call 331-2919 or 882. CHANDLER.OUTER Drive ed. Secluded with beauti. Leave message at 343.2130. references. 775.7362. plus security deposit. 885- Call 427-2500 until 5:30 2601. section, lower' 5.room, $170 6D-VACATION ful landscaping and view 7963. 7 A-ROOM WANTED p.m. JOJO'S CATERING for all Stove, refrigerator, sepa. RENTALS of waterway. Across from HELP IN CARING FIVE.ROOM lower, modern. occasions. No party is too rate basement and en. FORT LAUDERDALE, Crescent Beach. Tennis, LADY WISHES room, Grosse REFINED COUPLE to help Philip near Warren, $160 FOR THE AGED big or too small. 771.8568. trance. 881.3221. FLORIDA swimming pool. Adults, no Pointe area, kitchen privi- maintain large home, love- plus heat. 851-4247 after 4. ly private apartment plus OR ILL A luxurious 3 bedroom home pets. $300 a week before leges, city bus line. P.O. 6-FOR RENT FOUR BEDROOM brick Col- Dec. DeC.-A p r i 1 $1,400 salary. Reply Box H-8, Low cost - quality care GROSSE POINTE FARMS- with covered patio and Box 36225, Detroit 48236. loo.JFURNISHED onial, central air, sauna. monthly. 886.5480. Grosse Pointe News. Any day - Anytime U Hillcrest 2.bedroom lower, pool, in the beautiful land- .... Excellent condition. Avail. 7C-GARAGE WANTED For free professional Absolutely GREAT able September 1. Grosse modernized kitchen and ing section of Florida off DUPLEX - Hollywood, Flor- COOK-Cooking only, others consultation call bath, carpeted, bur g 1 a r ,the Inter Coastal waterway. employed, live-in, if pos- LAKE V IEWS Pointe Farms, 751.8822. ida. Clean, one bedroom. WANTED - Garage to rent AMC Health Care One , (, alarm system. Available Can dock a very large sible. 885-8171. $1,000 a season. 771.2825 for winter storage of car. 751-8780 Luxurious 1 and 2 bedroom PENTHOUSE available in 60 October 1st, $400 per yacht. All pool, gardening or 791.9168. 886-9498. OLDER WOMAN needed to apartments. Include car. year old luxury high rise on month. 882-5467, 882-1797. and lawn services provided. SEMl.RETIRED construction the river between down. babysit during the day, my peting, drapes, dishwash- Available lease for season CLEARWATER B EA C H. 8-ARTICLiS FOR SALE man can repair picket town and Grosse Pointe, 3 SIX ROOMS, 2 bedrooms, 3. home, 6 to 8 hours per er, central air, pool, cable. or by the month, 3 month Luxury condominium, 2 fence, refinish tables, hang bedrooms, 3 baths with car garage, Japanese gar. week, 886-7953. minimum. Mr. McCourt, bedrooms, 2 baths on the KATH RYN of the light fixtures, clean humid vision. maid's quarters, fireplace , den, $250 a month plus se- 884-4428 or 886-4360. Gulf. Available October, POINTES BABYSITTER who 10 v e s ilier, cut down doors, serv Now available from outdoor terrace surround. curity deposit. Available November, December. 661. experienced service kids, for a pre-schoolers, in ice lawn mower. C?ll Ed $250 per month Tuesday, September 26, ing apartment on three CHALET on Lake near Char- 1714. our home, 7 Mile near Gra- 881-994(). AT METRO TOWERS sides. Pool, tennis and se. near Moross and St. John's levoix. Swimming, fishing, IN tiot. Full time, good salary, Model open daily curity. $450. Also 2 bed. Hospital. 521-5757 or 885. color TV, fireplace, phone, HOUSEHOLD SALES, YOUNG COLLEGE student including Sunday LAUDERDALE BY THE ereferences. 521-4614. room, 6th floor $250. Ask 8735. boat ineluded. Available ESTATE LIQUIDATIONS needs Fall landscape work SEA AND APPRAISALS Can Mike Lizza. 884.7944. Near 1.94 for Jeff, days, 824-8012, after Labor Day at reduced Oceanfront luxury Town. LIVE.IN housekeeper for 6A-FOR RENT Free Consultations nights and weekends 823 rates. 884-0431, 778-4055. house, 2 bedrooms, private elderly lady to fill in from HAVE QUALITY remodelin and Metro Parkway. 6925. FURNISHED 775-0366 Oct. 7th through Oct. 23rd. FORT MYERS BEACH - beach, pool, long or short done b e for e Christma!.1296-2320 483.5857 FURNISHED 2 bedroom con. Anytime 'Call after 6 p.m. 886-6654. UPPER FLAT-2 bedrooms Florida, completely fur. season. 963.3123 or 884- Small jobs welcome. Car- MOUNT CLEMENS _ Spa. dominium in St. Clair If no answer call after 5 p.m. Devonshire-Mack area, $185 nished, 2 bedroom, 2 bath 7944 evenings. pentry. Call Douglas Shaw cious new 2 bedroom Town. Shor~s, ideal for profes. MOTHER'S HELPER or ba. plus security, mature adults Condo on Gulf. Pool, ten. bysitter for 2 toddlers, after 6 p.m. 886{)805. houses, walk.in closets, full sional. $440 per month, POMPANO BEACH, luxuri. INSTANT COPIES 772-6915. nis. 886-6888. Full or part time. Own GUTTERS and downspouts basement, carpeted, car. 773-2035. ous oceanfront condomin. lOc ONE BEDROOM upper with ium. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, WEDDING INVITATIONS transportation. References. cleaned and flushed out port, all appliances, 1,200 TWO bedroom upper apart. HARBOR SPRINGS, 2 bed. stove and refrigerator, ma heated pool. no children or SCRATCH PADS, 40c LB. ~85-2624. 343.0105. square feet. 468.5495 or ment available November, rooms, 1;2 baths, modern ture adults and no pets , pets. Available monthly, Artists PMT Stats 961-7411. December and January, 2 kitchen. Close to town. HOUSEKEEPER for Grosse EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 886.8464 after 5. November through March Open Mon. thru Sat. 9-5 p.m. telephones, TV, garage. 882-259'1. 'Pointe Farms family. Cap- -College graduate, ma IF YOU HAVE a house or 15. 499-8666. Near ECONOMEE able, reliable. All house- ture, interested in working apartment to share or look- UPPER FLAT, working cou Village, $350 per NEW ONE bedroom furn- work including laundry. 4 9:00 'a.m ..l:00 p.m. week ing to share with someone. pie only, references, no month. 882.9704- ished apartment in Naples, BEACHFRONT apartment, PRINTING days, M.>nday, Tuesday, pets or children, $130, days, East area. Self-start Call La Vones sharing ser- IF YOU ARE looking for Florida, 1~ miles from St. Petersburg Beach, Flor- SERVICE Thursday, Friday, 9 a.m.' Evanston and Harper. 343. er, public contact experi vice for right people. 773- houses, flats and beach, 2 miles trom major ida. Pool. Seasonal. $600 15201 Kercheval 5 p.m. References re- 0734. apart- ence, good skills. 775-1887 2035. ments, call La Vones rent. shopping. G 0 I f, tennis, monthly. 884-8566 at Lakepointe quired. Write stating quali. 775-2413. ing service for best results. pool, sauna, cable vision, Grosse Pointe VA 2-7100 fications and pay desired LANDLORDS; If you have THREE.ROOM apartment , L'ARBE CROCHE, Harbor houses or apartments for heat furnished, $195 a 773.2035. games room, community to Grosse Pointe News, HOME NURSING building and fresh water Springs. 5 bedroom, 2'>2 ENCORE! The Resale Shop. Box S-19. Ient don't be bugged with month. rosse Pointe Park bath home. Completely and 22217 Kelly Road, 5 blocks Total patient care. We have flhone calls; Call La Vones 886.5463. 68-ROOMS TO RENT fishing available. $700 per aides, companions, RN's month. Available monthly beautifully fur n ish e d. south of 9 Mile. Open Tues. GROSSE POINTE vicinity- 4C-HOUSE SITTiNG LPN's, OT's, PT's, RT's for Renting Service - No Fee. I HAMPSHIRE _ Harper and or for season, November Available for .lease from day through Saturday, 10 Room for young lady. Pri- SERVICE ' immediate placement. 24 people screened. 773.2035. Dickerson area. Nice one through April only. Mr . 12.1-78 to 6-1-79. 779.9881. to 5. 777-6551. Quality con. . vate bath/kitche.n. 822- ..:1 RESPONSIBLE. 24 year 'Old hour availability. 5O'7;O..LAKEWOOD. near -Out- ,bedroom "upper. ,stove,"E'e- GibbQnSi354-2~ 01' 437- signments welcome. er'Drive and Warren bus. frigerator, heat. $145. 571 7109. 2753. . SARASOTA, .Pelican c~~~. 'female law student seeks MED - CALL HOME ELEVATOR for sale. housesitting po~tion. Will Large, warm, cheerful. one 7395. Condominum on .the water. 897-8941 559-8090 BEAUTIFUL upstairs bed. DELRAY BEACH, 2 bed- Shepard home lift, totally 'care for animals and plants One of Florida's beauty bedroom apartments. Quiet BEAUTIFUL 3.bedroom du room( ideal for lady work. room, 2 bath apartment, enclosed wooden car with Available immediately, ex- neighborhood $160 to $170 pie x with garage, carpeting ing days. Private kitchen, spots. Completely and beau- COLLEGE PAINTER beautiful furnishings, fully tifully furnished. Available door. $5,000 value for only ,cellent Grosse Pointe refer- LOWEST PRICES See manager, apartment 3. ' $110 a month, 882-8247. 882-9850. and' c u s tom draperies equipped, pictures avail- immediately by the month, $500. Your contractor reo 'ences. 881.5927 after 5 p.m. Gutters cleaned and rust. throughohut. Stove, refrig . 6A ...... able. Seasonal rental, $BOO winter season or yearly. moves. 964-0474 days, 882. proofed. References...... MOUNT CLEMENS _ New erator, dishwasher, fire ST. CLAIR SHORES-2 bed- per month. 882-5488. 779.9881. 3554 evenings. S-SITUATION GETTING MARRIED 1,200 square foot luxuri. place and basement recrea room condominium . WANTED Guy 881.5973 taste. BOYNTON BEACH, Florida. PROFESSIONAL FLORIST ous 2 bedroom townhouse. tion room. Near Park, Vil Cully furnished, garage, "WINTER RENTAL at Sies- Luxurious wall to wall car. lage and transport;,tion 2 bedroom condominium working at home special- PRIVATE NURSING PERSONALIZED selectiv~ maintenance free, immed. ta Key, Sarasota; Florida. peting, deluxe appliances, $495 per month. 886.1924 on Intercoastal, no chilo i1;es in silk showers and Around the Clock and limited telephone art:- iate occupancy. $400 per dren, no pool, 3 month Deluxe apartment, 2 bed- arrangements, $8 and up . . private basement, carport, after 5 p.m. rooms, 2 baths. Direct on In home, bospit&l or nursing swering available. Please month. Suitable for execu- minimum, $2,700. 294-3700. 839-6434. home. RN's, LPN's, Aides, call 886.()271. $350.468-5495. ST. CLAIR SHORES-3 bed tive. 779-8583. beach front. Every conven. - ience." 237-0069.. companions, male attend. E V A N S TON near Outer room home for lease, din LOVE THE beauty of nature GOING OUT OF BUSINESS HANDYMAN-Tired of nag - GROSSE POINTE FARMS ants, live-ins. Screened and Drive-Upper 2 bedrooms ing room, fireplace, 2 ful I in the Fall? You'll like the SALE ging your husband to do Ranch near Lakeshore, on SANIBEL ISLAND, Florida, bonded. 2A hGur service. $190 adults only. Aniel _ baths, TV room, appli . Kaptain's Kabins on Elk SAVE UP TO 90% those odd jobs around the large property. li spacious Gulf front. Luxurious 2 Licensed nurses for insur- 884-3846. ances. basement, 1!h car Lake. Housekeeping cab. We lost our lease and must ance eases. house? Hire your own rooms completely carpeted ins for a night, weekend, bedroom condominium on close our warehouse store garage, private beach priv and furnished including al. POINTE AREA N~lRSES handyman, painting, wall UPPER FLAT, 2 bedrooms, ileges. $450 a month plus or week. 885-9465. beautiful Shelling Beach. forever. We are forced to most new appliances, ga . TU 4-3180 . papering, etc. 886-1251. Lakepointe and Warren deposit. 774-6479 or 779- All amenities, weekly. 645. sell over 5,000 pieces of rage, 3 to 6 months lease. area in Detroit. 293-5989. 5046. FLORIDA, Hutchinson Is- 5498. new high quality furniture QUALITY Health Care in BABYSITTING, experienced Security deposit. 881-5418 land near Stuart, Florida. POMPANO BEACH, ocean. at d r a s ti call y reduced your home, hospital or mother will babysit in my evenings and weekends. GROSSE POINT~ rooms 2 ROOM efficiency apart . Decorator furnished, ocean iront, 1 bedrqoom apart- prices. City of Detroit per- nursing home. Our profes- home. Full or part time upper, car pet e d. appli. ment. No bedroom. $165, front, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, ment, heated pool, Novem- mit number 1433. Tree's :;1onal staff of. registered 882-4279. WIDOW will s1)are home ances, near buses. 884.5432. utilities included. East side. apartment, swimming pool, ber through April, 885-3248 Furniture Warehouse show .nurses, license:! practical with employed lady. No NURSE seeks private duty -N-E-A-R-W~A-Y-B-U-R-N-,-P-o-i-n-te-s.Detroit. Middle aged pre sauna, miles of unspoiled room, 11371 East State nurses, and n:lrse's aides drinking- or smoking. Ref- 7:30 a.m ..7:30 p.m. Will do beach. 642.3426. BEA UTIFUL foliage season. Fair. 521-2300. Open Sun- are available 2~ hours a 1 bedroom duplex $185 ferred. 882.7781. erences. 881.3735. Weekend or more. Cottage day 12-5, Monday-Friday .day, 7 days a week. Phone light housekeeping. Refer- plus utilities. Lease, depos- GROSSE POINTE PARK _ HILTON HEAD, South Caro. ences. 893-4503. FURNISHED ROOM for em. on Lake Missauke. Eve. 10-9, Sat. 10-6. 882-6640, Mediccl Person- it. Couple. 371.1087. 3 bedroom upper, wall to lina. 2 bedroom villa avail- nings 686.9192. ployed mature woman, able by week or month. nel Pool. Day or night. COMPANION-nurse, nights AUDUBON--4 bedroom, 2;2 wall carpeting, d rap e s, ATTENTION pre.schoolers! home prh'ileges, garage, 282-7938 or 297.2530. or 24 hour duty. Invalid bath, 2-story home with natural fireplace, refer SANIBEL ISLAND, Florida. Stimulating, cheerful and non.smoker. References. Walk right out your door TONY VIVIANO care. Love elderly. $3.75 5th bedroom and sitting ences required. 824-1342. reI a xed environment. 772-8791. CHARLEVOIX. PETOSKEY onto the beach from this Handyman hourly. Can travel. Will room on 3rd floor. Dining Small groups. Tuesday and MOROSS near Kelly. Ih Du area. modern 4 bedroom Gulf front condominium Carpenter Work also do thorough cleaning, room, den, 3.car garage. 6C-OFFICE FOR RENT Thursday openings. 885- plex. 2 bedrooms, base chalet, 2 baths, fireplace with pool and tennis. and Saturday, Friday, Monday, $625 month. 884-0600. 6215. ment. No pets or children by week or weekend. 591. Sleeps six. $225 per week Miscellanevus $4 hourly. 7 a.m.-2 p.m. JOHNSTONE & KELLY ROAD near 8!h Mile or singles. $200 month plu 6180. before December 15th. CHARLES KlNGENSMITH Repairs References. WA 1'()274. JOHNSTONE s 950 square foot medical. security. dental suite. Excellent $365 per week after. Call JILL WILLIAMS 881-2093 WILL BABYSIT in my home. CHALMERS, Whittier area- PAT BURTON 886-8400 parking. LEELANA U PENINSULA (216) 255.7778. LAUREN CHAPMAN after 5 p.m. 823-1435. S room upper including on Good Harbor Bay, Invite you to view their new 2 BEDROOM upper. Way KELLY ROAD - 2 large Lake Michigan, north of SA R A SOT A AREA, west heat. $200 a month. Secur- rooms. Air conditioned, ex. fall stock. Special features HANDYMAN - Electrical, RETIRED handyman-Minor burn in Grosse Pointe Sleeping B ear San d coast on Gulf, waterfront ity deposit required. 521- cellent parking. include: a distinctive se. plumbing, carpentry, and repairs, carpentry, electri 2128. Park. $200 per month. 773 Dunes near Leland. 6 condominium, 2 bedrooms, lection of fine china and miscellaneous odd jobs. cal appliances, painting, 2035. MACK, South of 9 Mile; 2,482 bedrooms, 21,~ baths, 2 baths, completely furn. crystal, ink well collection 881-1349. furniture refinishing, bro- THREE BEDROOM home. square feet. Excellent of. 1 TV 2 . ish ed, pool, tennis, shuffle. co or .., fIreplaces. board, no pets. 3-4 th end t:lbles, chairs, break: ken windows, sash cords Outer Drive. Lakepointe 5 ROOM UPPER. 2 bedroom fice space. Rent includes NEED SOMETHING moved, dishwasher. Near SUo mon s front, fine furniture, ori. replaced. Reasonable. Ref. area. 885.2821. near Warren. A mature utilities and janitor ser- garloaf Mountain and minimum $925 per month ental rugs, paintings, mis- delivt~red or dis?Osed of? responsible married cou erences. 832-6759. vice. Save on sub-lease De- Tihlberlee Hills Ski Re- including all utilities. 882- cellaneous artwork , n d Two Pointe residents will GROSSE POINTE - 2 bed. pIc, working couple only cember 1978 through I. sorts. Golfing, and gor. 6674. numerous 0 the r items. move or remove large or EXPERIENCED registered room upper, $135 monthly. $200. carpeting and heat August 1, 1981. geous faU colors. Excel. GULF HARBORS, Florida. Thursdays from 10:00 a.m. small quantities of furni. nurse available for private Gas heat. 882-9123. ! included, no refrigerator, II TEN MILE near r-94; 1,011 lent lake trout and sal. Beautiful unfurnished 3 to 2 p.m. ture, appliances or what duty in Grosse Pointe area. FIVE.ROOM lower available I redecorated, all gone over. square foot general office. 15115 CHARLEVOIX 'have you. Call for free esti. Excellent references. Call man. By week or month. bedroom. 2 bath home. November 1. l\Ia~istique at )' 882.5189. Four lar~e rooms. Excel- 886.5223 or 882.1100 Florida room, scrcened GROSSE POINTE PARK mate. 343-{)481. 343.9109. Outer Drive $200 monthly 2 BEDROO" 11 t I lent parkmg, porch on Gulf of Mexico. . 1 d' " upper a , I 23 , HOMES, estates, and grounds ALL CARE COLLEGE sophomore and mc ~ mg hea~, stove and I stove. refrigerator. drapes, 1 MILE ROAD near 1-94; . -.. Year lease References re. searched electronically for refrlge,rator, first and last carpeting, enclosed porch, up to 4,800 squa~e feet. I NURSES REGISTRY Pointe resident, ex peri SEE FALL COLORS i quired. $400 per month. lost, hidden, or buried val- A medi~al pool. Private duty enced in child care, avail month s rent advanced. i garage. Professional cou. B~a.n? ne~. ~ent tnclu~es I MICHA YWE, 7 miles I 885.4022. uables. Call 881.3051. nursit,g, 24 hour service. able for long weekends. 885.1900. _.. i pic, no children or pets. t utilities, lamtor servIce. south o! Gaylord. Club FI-'(JRID--\-K-'-E-YS--~ _ 2 Hospital, Home, Nursing References. 886.5090. SCHOENHI<:RR.6 Mile _ 3 $275 plus security. 824- Near new K Mart. . I house, mdoor pool, 3 (" res STAMP and coin collections Home and Insurance Cases, room apartment newly re. ~782. INV.ESTM~NT l?pportumty; I lakes boatin" fishin~ I bedrooms. fully furnished, appraised for estate pur- LPN's, RN's, Aides, Medi. SA-SITUATION decorated stove and re ._.------1 Il1gh rIsk, hIgh return; h~rs~back riding. golf , boat dockagc, games room, poses or private sale. Call d .' por,l, sauna. deep sea fish. 881.3051. cal Technologists, Physical DOMESTIC frig('rator: big rooms, lot~ ASHLAND" south of Jeffcr., commercial building sub. I an m ? r e. BI':1utlful i in~. ('(c. Wl'ekly. monthly, Therapist, Emergency Vis. of closet space building im. son. Ne....ly decorated 11 Jcct to 5 ye~r lease. $25,000 I LADY WISHES cleaning one home With 4 bedrooms. I or s('asonal rates. Contact CLEANING OUT? Call Op. iting Nurses. State licensed maculate and' clean. Rea.; bcdroom upper. 824-8690, down reqUIred. day every other week. Hon I 2 ~aths,. modern kItchen I Betty Seirc1e, 1.305-852. ERA TlON LINC, 331-6700. and bonded. Operated by sonable. 521.1595. I artcr 6 p.m. NEEDED: Office space, com. I est, reliable, references WIth dishwasher, color 8437 We help charitable organi- Patricia zevalIos, 821-4058. . II EXECUTIVE-RENTAL M'irrt mercial buildings to lease TV and fireplace. R) ! --.---~ ..-- - _ Call evenings. 778-1395. DICKERSON, 4114, studiO . . . or sell. zations. Donations tax de. and one b<'droom includes condltton, 4 bedrooms, 2 . . . . week or w('ckend. fl85. : 6E-GARAGE FOR RENT ductible. You drop off or . RALPH'S FIX IT SHOP BABYSrffiNG --service-- hi 321 I for price and pho. : --.---- .-- Minor Household Repai~ my home for 3 or 4 year 11 t'l't' ff t' t k baths carpeting draperies Call VirginIa S. Jeffnes, ! CAR STORAGE indoor. 925. we pick up. a u I lIes, 0 .s ree par. k't h' . ' .' Realtor 882.0899 tos. 1 776-6774 old. Full time. 886-7953. ing. See manager. 823.09381 I C en a p p I I a n c e s tn. . . _ , OO~4. ----.----; -_ .. -. c1uded. $625 monthly. Call EAST WARREN-Bishop area LIKE ~EW lemon ~ SA-SITUATION DOMESTIC DESIRABLE st,!dlO apart- 882.7969 after 6 p.m. private pan e led offices carpetmg, 72 square yards ment now avaIlable Mod------.. - bl ' Call Thursday, 886.1507' crate rent call 882.7613 be. I NICE 5 room lower, 2 bed. reaso.na e re~t. phone an. See Fdl Colors Best offer. . ' d 7 rooms, garage and large SWl.'nng avaIlable. 885- tween 11 a.m. an p.m. 0840. Mr("HAYW~; MINUTE MAID CLEANING SERVICE ______._._ - .__ basement. Adults only. Se. !6J-HALLS FOR RENT Save time and trouble - hire a professional cleaning KELLY.WHlTTIER, studio curity deposit required. TWO-A-DJO.iN-IN-G--~ffices: 7 miles south of Gaylord Club house. indoor pool. 3 I- crew to come in and do your cleaning - fast and I apartment, upper, stove. Availablr Novembcr 1st. one 15x16, one IOxI8, air lakes. boating. fishing. horsrback ridinh' golf and dependable - weekly and bi.weekly specials offered. refrigerator. carprted, no Thr('e Mile and Warren more. I HALL FOR RENT children, pcts, $170, utili. area. 884.4345. conditioned, parking, car. , AIR CONDITIONED HIS FALL'S EXTRA DUTIES SPf.;CIAL ties. 879.2198. ._ __._' _. pctcd, newly decoratcd. HEA 1'TIFliL IHnn: ___ . __'__ . '_'_ NOTTINGHAM . MM'K, 4. Scrvice drive of Ford ex, Amvets Post #57 $25 FOR OVEN CLEANING with 4 bNlrooIns, 2 bath" Illod('rn kltdwn with dish. • All Occasions HARPER. Outcr Drive - 5 room lower brirk 2 hed.! prcssway. Harper Woods. washrr. color TV ann flrr"lacr. By weck or 264-8207 • CATERING room lower, security de. room, references. adults.' 882.0866. Storage area 10 I weckend. 885.:l2Il for price an,1 photos. I posit. 527.9441. 526.5603. i by 22 also available. Hall Manager, 774-1155 -----_...._------_ ....._...... _---_...... _-_...-._--_-.._------~-~----~------~ ~ ------Page Twenty-Eiqhi G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Thursday, Se~ber 28, 1978 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTfCLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SAL E 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTfClES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE .1 I I "ALMOST.NEW" APPAREL ELECTRIC DRYER, break. GARAGE SALE, Sept. ~7. DINING SET, Ethan AlIa n MOVING SALE, miscellan FOR SALE _ Custom made WROUGHT IRON furniture, SOLEX 3800, black. Call 882. accessories, rUN and an. fast set. end tables, port. 2B 9.5. No presales. 20206 70" trestle table, 2 leaves , eous household articles, (cut wool) rug, 10'6"x13'3" 2 settees, chairs, foot stool, 0859. tiques at a fraction of the able sewing machine and Woodside, Harper Woods. 2 arm chairs, De a co n Friday, September 29. 9.3, with petite pointe inset cushions, $250. WoodenE --IG-H-T---I-N-C-H~-t-ab-I-e-s-a-w. original cost. • miscellaneous. 10329 Bri- AUT HEN TIC OAK 40" bench, trestle bench, fin e Saturday, September 30. 9 border of coral, green and slat porch shades. Little . mounted on metal table We Buy Furs tain. 882-6291. condition, $800. STOVE , 12, 1907 Hunt Club. beige. Wool pile carpeting girl's canopy bedroom set, $75. Underwood typewriter . I . . square kitchen.type table small wood burning range , Consignments Welcome PORTA.BLE Smger sewmg with 4 cane-seat chairs, 1 year old, 6 burners. cook REDECORATING sale, cus - 25 square yards multi. $150. Ornate 1920's coffee with long carriage, manual LEE'S machme, buttonhole a~- purchased and refinished ing oven, 2 warming ovens - tom pinch.pleated. fully. blue; 33 square yards multi. table, $65. Oriental style $35, both yery good work. , 20339 Mack 881.8082 t~chment, excellent condl' in North Carolina. 886- porcelain doors, $300. Cal I lined drapes. Set number 1: ~~~:n~; ti :qq~:;: ~:~~: tcehaal'I'ca$rt8588$~58'98tntique ing condition. 822.6818. AUTOMOBILE OWNERS. As tlOn $50. 885.0437 5090. 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. 1.748.3892 beige background wit h pink shag. All in excellent ,.'. IG A RAG E SALE, many low as $22 quarterly buys HAVE TOP quality carpet. 78-INCH COUCH _ Tradi.' ~arsen's Island. Can de brown an.d green ~nd gO,~d condition. Corning four. SEVEN FAMILY garage sale household items, games, Compulsory No Fault In. ing. Mastercraft carpets. tional off white back. liver. f811~~allprm.t, 455,~a8Ir1~'47 x burner.; t 0 v e (harvest -Small appliances, cloth. books, lots of goodies, Fri. S surance. 881.2376. Reasonable. Chris Curran, ground, blue floral print. GARAGE SALE-Old Michl ,pal~. x . . et gold), self.cleaning oven. 2 ing, infant to men't portly day and Saturday, 10-6. ______882-5640. Good condition, $80. 886- number 2. ~Ight ?hve Hitchcock Captain chairs, 2 suits, wool carpeting, baby 837 Barrington. FURS WANTED ------gan license plates. boy' s green slub antlque satm. 2 Hitchcock benches .• Elec. furniture, toys, exercise ------SPECIAL, many items. May- I 7488. hockey equipment, and pairs 5O"x79" and 6O"x79" tric fixtures _ 2 French equipment, miscellaneous BONANZA! T rip 1e your conslgnLmeEE~SorBuy tag washer, dryer, new, LITTLE GIRL'S size 3 pow. lots of miscellaneous, Sat Recently refinished mahog tole ceiling, 1 dining room items. 1932-1937 Hunting. money, over 100 miscellan- canning jars, men's suits, der blue knit spring coat. urday, September 30, 9 a.m any Duncan Phyfe dining (brass) and bath fixtures, ton, Grosse Pointe Wooods eouS valuables, treasures 20339 Mack 881.8082 monogrammed glasses, 3 Pink dress,' winter coat 1424 Bishop. room table, pads included secretary desk, dresser, Saturday, September 30, for $450. After 12, 456 CARPETING 10% abov(' mill sizes, J.D.J. car radio, tape, with leggins, dresses, leo. RUMMAGE SALE _ Gross e Matching mahogany buffet end tables, mirrors, pine 9-5. Neff. wallpaper, Thursday, Fri. t d d h' t b thO P . t U't d M t d' complete set of bamboo coffee table, lamps, etc. -----~------_. I h m n 1 t cost. Mill Representative, day 10 to 4 p.m. 45 Moor. saurl.tss.,88u1l6_7e488rs.Ir s, a mg COh e 21 1e e ho IdS furniture from Englander Seen by appointment inly SALE OF A Lll"ETIME COl\IF~3 Lakeview'd T u9r5s- 20531 Mack avenue, Grosse land, off Jefferson, 8 G urc h'p MorossFRoa , Triangle, includes 4 uphol I'n Grosse POI'nte Farms. OF LIVING day, Friday, Satur a~ -. Pointe Woods. ------~---- rosse 0 i n t e arms , t d t. t b d A Id f tIt 794 L Refrigerator, furniture, ______blocks North of Vernier. GARAGE SALE _ Friday & Thursday, October 5, 8:3 0 s ere see Ions 0 e use Telephone during day, WO wor 0 rave a o. h t ~TO LESSONS _ Group, I TWO LOVELY mink stoles, Saturday, September 29th to 11 a.m. only. individually or as couch 1.1891 or evening TU 1- raine, Grosse Pointe. A pri. I __c_'lo_t_e_s,_e_c_.----- PI .~ hid - 30th - 636 North Rose. and chair. 2 tables and 4 9729. vate collection of arts. TWO HIGHCHAIRS, excel. Private. $11.75 amant. Autumn Haze an silver dale Court off Morning- CHARITY garage sale spon bar stools, dining room crafts, etc. Chinese em- lent condition, 1 maple 1 hour a week. 885.6215. I ~~t~'r ~~C~~ic6~8:l~0 each. side, Grosse Pointe Woods. sored by Delta Zeta Soror chandelier. By appoint GARAGE SALE-Friday, 10- broideries rubbings, an- $25 1 chrome $15, baby A~r'l'!AY _ Home Products . ity, 9 to 4 p.m,. Saturday . ment. 343-9118. 4 p.m. Saturday, 10.2 p.m. tique ceramic cat, antique swi~g $7, 2 mobiles, $2 Distributor. 23348 Colonial GAHAGE SALE, furmture,I ORIGINAL Pme" Shop open I September 30, 1699 Little GARAGE SALE, 59 Maple- H and crocheted items. furniture: American secre. each. 886.2706. . S C S 48080 884 ant i que s. miscellaneous top .h~tch, 42, excellent stone, G r 0 sse Point e snow tires, miscellaneous tary, 5 original glass palles C ON..t. After' '6' and ;veek: items. 569 Perrien Place, condition. 882.5388. Woods. No pre-sales. ton Road, Saturday, Sep priced to sell. 872 Rivard. $950; 6.9" wide oak book. MAN'S SUEDE coat, beige, 456 f tember 30, 9.5 p.m. Old case, $8!>0; PA. Dutch size 42, excellent conditivn. cnds. 13 blocks north 0 Vernier FLORIDA _ BOUND _ Give candlestick phone, I/sXV4 HERSHEE GRANDMOTHER dough tray, $300. Old Jap Woman's leather jacket, _. .. off Morningside. Grosse TWIN BEDS, springs and inch lead earning for stain h" fl 1 k A -SCHOOL POI'nte Woods. Saturday mattresses, $25 each. Full away prices. House full odef ImJDg 001' c oc, .1. anese woodblock prints, navy, size 8. Excellent con. PRE - Sunday 10-6. size bed, springs, and mat- thOmgs, etc. 882.1262. e glass work. Antique oak Round n1arbl e Iow pe des- Af f1can. carvlUgs,. pam. t'mgs dition. Ca11aft er 6:.00 886. PARAD ISE ress, secretary desk, antique oak tal table, old 3 drawer cloth, crafts, Cuna Indian 7691. chest of drawers, , BLOCK SALE _ Saturday , dressing table and bench, GARAGE SALE, Thursday dresser, oak end table, old chest, $45. .38 revolver, molas, Harrania tapestries, . ------September 30, 10 a.m.-4 Friday, 10.3 p.m., 22313 Detroit street lamp, art ma. new, .22 revolver, permits paintings and prints from VERY OLD items: patchwork 1\P'CS 3, 4 & 5 Openings. $100. Nine.piece mahogany p.m. G ray ton between Alger, Saint Clair Shores. terials, household items, only. 777.0940, Ethiopian Budapest, Ghana quilt, never used; wardrobe Stimulating, unique and dining room set, $600. relaxed environment. Spe. Frankfort and Sou t h CARPETING, 65 yards, gold anbid miscellaneous collect- GARAGE SALE-Large se- Haiti, U.S., etc. Books, trunk, colored fruit jars, H Lawson three-pillow sofa, , a es un' . I k 11 doll trunks, plates, wring. cialize in diversified teach. ampton. $60. 882-6803. nylon. $50. 881-4335. . ----.- lection, new sample mer- tio~~u~~~Wg~::S',r~~cr~:ae:~ er iron kettle, iron tea keto cr. Snacks. Near Central Library. 885.6215. CUSTOM MARBLE table GARAGE SALE, Sunday and MOVING SALE-Furniture , MATCHING beige brides chandise, decoupage. prints oven, other items. Satur. tIe hedge trimmers, de- 56x18, $75 or best offer . accordian and miseellane maid gowns with hats, size and mater' laIs, nee dlewor k day, 11.6. Sunday 2.7. Or humidifier. Evenings, 885- Monday, October 1 and 2, 10, $20. Victorian dresser kI'tS furlll'ture mi' ell BUYI NG SWORDS 885-4315 power lawnmower, Pinto ous. 886.9138, 2355 Allard , ' ,sc ane- by appointment. 889-0417 5895 . snow tires, chain saw, all Grosse Poi n t e Woods , with mirror. $100. 882-8558 ous odds and ends, Satur. Sale continues until 4 bed . GERMAN GARAGE SALE, Saturday , wood end tables, chairs, Thursday. Friday and Sat AUTOMATIC WASHER and day. September 30, 9 to 6. room house is sold. FLEA MARKET JAPANESE September 30, 10 to 5 only clothing, collectibles, all in urday. gas dryer, $75. 774'()798. 9 1 6 Hawthorne, Grosse Every Wednesday Portable typewriter, ma - Pointe Woods. I AM the personification of ALCOMO'S CASTLE AMERICAN excellent condition. 5108 hogany extension side ta - Yorkshire. GARAGE SALE-Friday and SMALL gas stove, $35 and Walt Disney's Benji and 9 Mile and Harper hIe, table linens, grills, and Saturday, September 29 refrigerator $75. 771.1379 GARAGE SALE - 2-family. need a loving home des- 773-0591. DAGGERS, GUNS One day only, Saturday, 1 774-9651 muc h more. Ask about ex FIREPLACE WOOD - Dry, and 30, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m 6016 H'll perate y. I am one year old TWO SETS 7815 h.t 11 ecutive metal desk, Iron hard, $40 a cord delivered. Luggage, charcoal broiler , GARAGE SALE-1549 Hol I crest, 9 to 5. anu absolutely. irresistible. ' . w 1 ewa rite I'roner, 2051 Oxford h' h h' d' h d' Iywood, Friday and Satur. C II . t'll 2 3 snow tires. used 1 season, Call 354-1456. Ig c aIr, IS es an nus DUNCAN PHYFE dining set, a m\i:,:::~gs I : 0 p.m. $50 t t t BARN SIDING - Authentic Road. day, 10 to 4. 823.2886. a se , compac .s ereo cellaneous. 1497 Hampton buffet, 6 chairs, table with AM/FM, new $75. Porta- I" weathered, hand hewn, DESK, 3 drawer, slant top natural timber. 1-463.2179. ATTENTION: Watch for the cherry desk, Circa 1820- Road. SKATEBOARD - Fox wood leaf and pads, good con. GARAGE SALE _ 5.family. ble stereo only $60 886. biggest basement sale of 1830, 22" deep, 45" high. FRENCH DOORS, wrought deck, Tracker mid trucks, dition, $175, 822-9151 or 20928 and 20929 Frazho, 8242. COUCH, platform rocker, them all, Thursday, Octo $900 or best offer. One la- iron security gates, solid Kryptenic~, 50 mm wheels, 884-1659. 10lf.! Mile and Little Mack. sewing cabinet. All excel. - ber 19 at Grosse Pointe die's dropelaf oak desk, exterior with two horizon- North Gage train. Cox gas. GARAGE SALE _ Lots of Furniture, tools, dishes, COLOR TV, 25" console $125 lent condition. 881.8186. Congregational/American $200. 886-4686. tal and three vertical bars, ()!:.... engine in Dumas good bargains. Craft and plants, decorative items, Electric dryer $75, chande. COMPLETE SET of Time/ Baptist Church, Chalfonte each 21lf.! inches wide plus wood model hydroplane. sewing supplies, clothes, family clothing, color TV, lier, 5 glass chimneys, an. Life photography books. ,.,d Lothrop Roads. LOAFERS. boy's, practically 2 inches for hinge, 80 inch. 886.0182. shoes, household articles baby items, No pre-sales. tiques $50. After 5 886-2209 new. 5C, brown, Saks Fifth es wide, $250, negotiable. EIGHT-FAMILY. SALE _ and much more, lOBI Fair- September 28 and 29. 10.4. ONE YEAR OLD couch with ______Call 822.8653. 1--HEAD SKIS, 165. with Solo Avenue, $15.885-7916. Metal security door, 2-inch Cabinets, toys, clothes, an. holme, September 29 and WORLD BOOK Encyclopedia matching chair, Persian HOUSE SALE m m 444. Ladie's size 9 wood sheathed both sides, tique mirrors, fireplace, 30, 9 to 3. 22 1 lamb fur coat with blue G ,rmont boots, Massage.A DINING ROOM, Elizabethan 830 WHITTIER hinges, 87x29 inches $50. tools, bikes, miscellaneous. ENGL price.vo756-4213.urnes, new, good mrn. k co11ar an d ma tch'mg Bi:LT, best offer. 886.0278 style, 10 chairs, table, chi- Friday and Saturday. 10-5 na cabinet, buffet, and 2 Black aluminum full screen Thursday, Friday, Satur- ISH PRAM (buggy) hat, miscellaneous, Satur- p.m. Something for every. front door, 80 x35'(.j, inches day, 9-5 p.m. 19955 Clair- $225, couch $40. Antique SUPER MOVING sale-An. day 9-6. 886-8619. 885 Sin. G A :.A ,}E SALE - Friday , drawer server. 886-4686. one. ':.,rday, Sunday, 9 a.m.' $25. Rose pattern wrought view Court East, Mack.Tor. couch $100. Call after 6 tique tea cart, picture clair. 10.20 FAMILY frllnt yard 6 p.m. Many tools. 4159 iron porch corner support rey area, Grosse Pointe p.m. 882..5759. frames, lamps, books, kit------~ .~.. ~. sale. Friday, Saturday and GARAGE SALE. Miscellane- Bishop. witb four corner rose Woods. M 0 V 1 N G SALE _ Final chen goods, playpen, baby MISCELLANEOUS old items ous household items, Sat- Sunday, September 29, 30 sculptures, 6lf.! feet, $150. clearance, 110 year old items, turntable, new gas -Large selection 10.6 Sat- urday, 9.4, 2028 Morning. l"OUR GOODRICH radial and October I, 10 a.m. to 979-1879. TWO NEW BR 78.13 steel. Rosewood Hazelton granl1 stove, much, much more. urday through Monday, side. 6 p.m. 20900 block of belted radial snow tires on 827 L k 22901 Marter Road, St. T/ A FR60-15. Excellent MOVING SALE, 5-piece bed. piano, excellent, $800 or a epointe, Saturday, Clal'r Shores. condition, $150. 884-8955. Ridgemont, Harper Woods. wheels, $60 or best offer. S t b CO):,ONIAL SOFA, 75", and room set and miscellaneous 884-4917. best offer, twin four-poster ep em er 30, 10.6 p.m. Between 8 and 9 Mile off S&W .357 Model 19, 4-inch COLLAPSABLE wheelchair, household items. Friday, bedroom. suite, complete GAR AGE SALE - Saturday, matching ch~r, b row n Harper or Mack. nickel, mint condition $250 plaid, $250. 8 2.7282. like new, $160. Call before Saturday and Sunday, 4417 NEW RALEIGH 10.speed, ex- shrmtgs and mattresses, September 30, 9:30-4 p.m. 3 p.m. 872-1855 or 371-4391 BOY'S and girl's apparel Courville, corner of Mun- cellent condition. 886.5746. c es • vanity, dresser, side Glass/chrome coffee table, Colt .25 pocket automatic, 7.shot $125. Purchase per- ALL FROST-FREE top freez- after 4 p.m. (just like new), sizes 6 ich.' table, 2 mirrors $875, fine through 10. 886.6462. ANTIQUE walnut dressers Circasian walnut "Empire" upholstered chairs, desk, mit required. 776.2935 af- er refrigerator, coffee color with marble tops, china bed, dresser and cane pair velvet chairs, paint- ter 5, $150, 2 carpets about lOx BASEMENT SALE, miscel- HOUSE SALE - Glassware, laneous, furniture, winter HOSPITAL BED - Ell elec. dishes, tables, lamps, small cabinet, Jenny Lind head. h' $275 R' ings. lamps, liquor cabinet 12. 882-3290. c air ,ose VIctorian with slate-like top, antique REFRIGERATORS - Apart- clothes, 1850 Bournemouth tric. full length, side rails, appliances, odds and ends, boards, dining room set settee $390 antl'qu ro d , e un crystal, electric heater, ment size, handle broke off GARAGE SALE (to benefit 881.7284, September 28, very good condition. $450 and much more. All things with buffet, sewing roa. marble top coffee table chine, wood lathe, tools, $400, Hurricane lamp with wicker headboard, milk $14. Big size 66x33, freezer Queen of Peace Special Ed. 29,30. 9-5. complete. 776.5702, 22109 priced to sell. Saturday, bikes and parts. Must sell. Lion motif $175. matching can, drapes, Rattan chair, top, door space $37. Both ucation), 3840 Kensington, Gaukler, Saint Clair September 30, B a.m ..5 p.m. TWO 14.inch snow tires, 882-6583. H' 1 golf equipment, records, going good. Won't quit. Saturday, September 30; 10 Shores. 14874 Spring Garden, De. urrlcane amps, rose mo. books, small appliances, good for Audi VWs, also 3 TU 6-1820, 758 Shoreham a.mA p.m. Couch, chairs, troit, near 6 Mile and tif $180 pair. 8 pair new steel radial tires. 778-8319. FIREWOOD - Nor the r n REFRIGERATOR, 14 cubic sheer curtains with brown miscellaneous. N 0 pre- Road, Grosse Pointe Woods credenza, sewing machine, Hayes. Michigan, clean hardwood, inch Whirlpool, GE wash. drape overlays, one-third sales. 341 McKinley. lawn mowers, TVs, clothes, GARAGE SALE-Refrigera- 16 WOODEN kitchen cabi. also kindling, delivered. GARAGE SALE. Saturday, crib, braided rug, lamps, er, Hamilton dryer, chairs, of cost $180. walnut drum GARAGE SALE _ Anton's tor, couch. chair. safe, clo- net doors, best offer. 778- 293.3949. September 30, 9 to 5. 2056 skis, Schwinn 3-speed bike, tabl e $24, wa1nut Victorian. Lounge and Restaurant, kitchen table, dressing ta- 8319. Beaufait, Grosse Pointe thing, lad ie's winter coats. 821-3745. chest of drawers $130, low- for mer 1y L 0 c h moo r barn wood. Thursday.Fri. ble and more. NEW 1978 RCA Color Trak Woods. Extend-o.table, ar- ARAGE SALE _ Saturday, boy walnut secretary $175. Lounge, corner Mark Ave- day 10-4. 1015 Yorkshire. GARAGE SALE-22474 Ard- 23" console TV with new ea rug. complete Polaroid G CARPETING and pad, blue more Park, St. Clair Shores warranty $600. 779-0782, September 3D, 10 a.m ..5 Phone 331.4725, 830 Bed. nue and Hampton, Grosse and red gometric pattern, outfit, Sears chord organ. GROUP GARAGE SALE - Clothes, baskets, household ask for Chris. No pre.sales. p.m. 454 McKinley, Grosse ford. Pointe Woods. Settees, ta- 10x12. Pe.rfeet condition, items, Thursday' Sunday. Pointe Farms. Household Garage Sale bles, chairs, bar stools, September 28th and 29th. also sofa.bed, rust color. 12.5. GARAGE SALE, Saturday, FURNITURE and garage items, furniture, old 3 h.p. mirrors, 2 wood desks, 1842 Anita, Grosse Pointe 882-4461. I September 30, 8:00 a.m.-3 sale Saturday, September outboard motor, miscel1an- BRASS BED commercial stainless steel Woods. ______1 1977 SEARS portable dish. p.m. Furniture, clothes, eous. ANTIQUE DOUBLE 3 compartment sink, 2 cash 30, 8 a.m. 929 Woods Lane, MISCELLANEOUS SA L E, GARAGE SALE, antiques, washer $125, 1968 GE re- picture frames, children's Vernier to Wedgewood. 5. $3,000 firm registers, complete bath- chairs, tables, lamps, frigerator $40, 1950's Sears paperbacks, household ac- GREEN VELVET sofa, $100, Many household items, larg'? room fixtures, bar equip- 9-1 Saturday, September piece walnut bedroom set, 30th, household articles, drapes, plants, china for dryer $15, all good work. cessories, 1314 Somerset. 5-piece formica kitchen 2 gold and cream floral metal desk, cabinets, park- ment, corner kitchen booth 12, excellent condition, ing order. 886-1593. winged chairs, $75 each, ing lot striping machine ~1 foot step conveyor, I\Ied. including 2 furniture style BOOK SALE, 5503 Notting. set, modern vinyl loveseat humidifiers, toyS, etc. 676 and many miscellaneous. 1------and chair, poker table, good condition. 885.1234. and paint, 2x3 mirror, mis. Iterranean table and 4 No reasonable offer reo HAMMOND PIPE organ, 1 ham, September 30, 9 to 6, University. bumper pool table top, GARAGE SALE, 1891 Nor- cellaneous plants and sup- chairs, 12x15 oriental rug, fused. Saturday, September year old. Will sacrifice, between Warren and Chan. dler Park Drive. pole lamp, modern light wood, Grosse Pointe Woods plies, table t ..I 194) Pointe Boulevard, Farms. I -.- - .. ------$125. 774.&,23. 9.5. 21101 Lochmoor Har. 212:W ~f(Jross Roa" (near - WAN TED MOTO BACAN motorbike --- .------.. - ... per W od ' Tel. 881.[)210 and 881.9211 Saturday, noon to 5 p.m. I'kI c new $325, 3 window'' 24x40 DESKS, $50. S'\"I'v'cl 0 s. WIIEN?G -.A--R.-A-G-E--S-A-L-E----F-u-r-n-it-u-re,air conditioners, $100 each. I'hairs. ::>50. Stack chairs, I GAHAGf:-SAL'E -'----- Books, Scptemh('r 27.30; 9:30.9.00 Srpt. 27.28.29; by new Singer sewing ma- After 8:30 p.m. 886-2487. $15. Chrome, hlaek \I'.dl!'I!, c Jot he s, miscellaneous 9.;i().2:(j() Sept. :10; Bag Salc D M h II ' chinc, photo equipment, --_ ..-.- ..------.-. 3 mon.ths old. Chrysler air IlIlu. Thursday, September 28, /978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirty-One 16-PETS FOR SALE 21E-STORMS AND '21-I-PAINTING, 21-I-PAIHTING, 210-CEMENT AND 21 Po-FURNITURE 21Z-LANDSCAPING 121% LlNDSCAPING . SCREENS DECORATI NG DECORATING BRICK WORK REPAIR 5 PIRANHAS, large, excel. ! ------. ------THREE C'S TRIMMING, removal, spray,' lent condition, $140 or best STORM WIN D 0 W S and GARAGE and houses painted COM P LET E painting and MASONRY REPAIR - Spe- UPHOLSTERING 25% off ing feeding and stump reo offer. 70 gallon tank with doors .. Early installation/ I Expertly. Call TU 1-4418 decorating service. Inter. cialized t u c k pointing, my already low prices. LAN DSCAP ING mo~al. F r e e estimates. 50 lbs. natural gravel, ac- best prtces. 824.9531. after 6 p.m. , ior.exterior by Ralph Roth. chimney and porch repair, Free estimates. Free pick. Design in gal'dening special. Complete tree service. Cal . cessories, $150. 30 gallon References in the Poinles. ists. Fleming Tree Service. 774. 21F-HOME excellent references. Call up and delivery. Call Bob, tank plus accessories, $40. 886.8248. • Commercial and residential IMPROVEMENT GROSSE POINTE after 6 p.m. 775.7362. 881.2818. 6460. 40 gallon tank plus acces. --- • Lawn and garden main. CONTRACTORS AND'! KEIM, DECORATOR sories, $45. Have coral, M.J.K. MAINTENANCE FURNITURE refinished, reo tenance MICHEL PILORGET Land. CUSTOM PAINTING AND -Professional painting and R. L. STREMERSCH paired, stripped, any type • Sodding and Seeding salt water accesS , • • •• c •••••••• - Thursday, September 28, 1978 GROSSE POiNTE NEWS Page Thirty-Two * Feature Page * * * * * * * Conclude Klee From Another Pointe of View Silversmith Earl Krentzin at Work DSO Programs (Continued from Page 17) Maestro Bernhard Klee re- flJ-8tnfe turns to The Detroit Sym- Hausmann, Jr., Kenneth P. Locke, Bernard Whit- phony Orchestra podium to ley, Mrs. Benjamin and Mrs. Phillips. conclude a two.week conduct- Counter Points • * * ing engagement, joined by The committee planning the tea includes Mrs. By Pat Rousseau pianist Jorge Bolet for per. Victor R. Breidenbach, responsible for the tea formances tonight and Satur- Party Invitations To Answer? ... Come in style table, Mrs. Richard G. Hanna, who handled invita- day evenings, September 28 in the new cocktail or long evening dresses at Wal- tions, Mrs. William H. Bundesen, who is making and 30, at 8:30 o'clock in ton-Pierce. From Reggio have come two "Night name tags, and Mrs. Waldo E. Fellows and Mrs. Ford Auditorium. Fever" disco dresses. One is a lilac jersey dress Clarence J. Williams, who are taking reservations. The concert will be reo styled with a slip top and a wrapy skirt that falls In charge of general arrangements is Mrs. Put. peated Friday morning, Sep- to many lengths. The other is a long slinky brandy nam, assisted by Mrs. Dickinson and Mrs. Ellwyn tember 29, at 10:45 at an brown disco dress that will focus every eye on your A. Gilbert. NBD Coffee Concert. every move. Another way to look at night is to com- Monies raised will go into a scholarship fund The program will include bine a new soft silky white blouse from Alice established in 1952 by the all-woman drama club, Baird's Four Essays, Liszt's Stuart with a long satin skirt, hemmed with a deep which provides a yearly grant to a woman drama Piano Concerto No. 2 and Schumann's Symphony No.2. ruffle. Choose wine or black. Other smart new student at Wayne State University. length skirts have the new look, front slit. One is in • * • Tonight's concert is the a warm brown velvet or deep rich blue velvet. Still first in the Royal Sampler Lucky Thirtee,. subscription series. The con- another is a subtle blending of tan and brown pais- "I'm tired," admitted Ruth (Mrs. John) Mc- cert Sat u r day evening ley velvet. You can tie your fashion looks ~ogether Namara, of Touraine road, at the beginning of her launches the Elite Sampler with the new accessories. For example, satm bands 13th year as a volunteer instructor in the Braille series. wrap the waist, slip thru a circle of jad.e and end Volunteers of Grosse Pointe's Braille Transcription Season tickets for any with jade hearts. Leather belts wrap tWice. A 14K Course. series will be available until gold charm holder displays your charms in the But the work is important-Ruth really be- the opening concert of that newest way. Talking about charms, pretend ivory lieves that-so last Thursday morning she was back series; the number to call comes in an elephant head, butterfly or carved ball. on duty at the Grosse Pointe War Memorial, and for season ticket infonnation There 'are jade hearts, tiger eye shapings and more at her side was Miss Jean Sells. also a volunteer, Photo by Alex Krentzin is 962-5524. in, in his own words, "a personal . . . all are very nicely priced . . . The best looking who has worked with the class for the past three Silversmith EARL KRENTZIN, of Jorge Bolet, one of the scarfs are from Geoffrey Beene they are of wool Hillcrest road, is the Michigan artist style combining realism, fantasy great romantic pianists per- years. and just pLain fun." His whimsical and mohair made in France. Top off fashion with From now on, they'll be on duty every Thurs- featured in the Art Rental Gallery of forming today, was born in figures have been exhibited through- Cuba and began piano stud- a new little cocktail hat for evening and for day day morning at 10 o'clock, providing free instruc- the Detroit Institute of Arts through there are smart styles in fur and felt. Drop by Wal- out the country since 1952. He has ies at the age of five. He be. tion in the transcription of reading materials into Sunday, November 12. He works came a student of, David ton-Pierce. Park conveniently in the parking lot mostly in sterling silver and related devoted full time to his art since Braille books for the blind. 1960, after completing, four teaching Saperton at the Curtis Insti- reserved for customers. Although their time comes free, there is a natural materials, (woods, stones, years at the University of Wisconsin. tute of Music when he was charge of approximately $15 for materials required ivory, shells). creating small objects 12, was graduated in 1934 • • * 1 Ij You Have A Flair ... jar decorating with for the course. with top honors and was the first recipient of the Josef color, you should see what you can do with Coppes • * Krentzin was born in De- Rumlnage Sale * troit in 1929,attended Wayne Hofmann Award in 1937. cabinets. They're available in a rainbow 14 dif- And now, from "tired," Ruth moves to "enthusi- 1\'1usicale of State University. (Bachelor Mr. Bolet first appeared ferent colors, in addition to the many wood stain astic," for having begun to teach she's caught up in Set at Church it, as she has been from the first to this Lucky 13th of Fine Arts, 1952), and in concert here in 1953. He finishes. See samples today at Mutschler Kitchens, Cranbrook Aeademy of Art, (Continued from Page 19) has performed since then in Year. (Master of Fine Arts, 1954), The Women's Association Inc., 20227 Mack Avenue, 884-3700. "It's an excellent opportunity for women who Robert Hesse, of Warren, of the Grosse Pointe Congre- well over two dozen DSO and studied at the Royal concerts, including 17 on the • want to devote some time to a really worthy project Mrs. Martin W. Linder, pf gational/ American B apt i s t • • College of Art, London, Eng- Fontana lane, Mrs. Kenneth 1967 western tour. He plays If Your Fight Song ... Is the Michigan one or that durin~ the drea:rY winter months ahead. . land, on a Fulbright Fellow. Church will hold a fall rum. Locke, of Barclay road, Mrs. mage sale Thursday, Oetober the Baldwin piano. of Michigan State, you'll want the new music boxes at the "When they complete the course, all students ship. Notre Dame Pharmacy. In school colors with Swiss musical Manual Papista, of Vendome 19, from 9 in the morning to Young German conductor will be given a manuscript to transcribe into He was awarded a Louis court, Mrs. Joseph Shaheen, Bernhard Klee, much in de. movements. 3 in the afternoon at the Braille. These are sent to the Library of Congress, Comfort Tiffany Grant in of Yorkshire road, Mrs. H. church hall in Chalfonte ave. mand in the leading opera. • • • which issues Certified Braille Transcribers certifi- Creative Metalwork, (1966), Cushing Smith, of Detroit, nue. houses of Europe, is also a' Are your children grown and away cates to those who attain an acceptable level of and has served one.year Mrs. Ruth Crandall Stanley, Co.chairmen are Mrs. Ber- frequent and popular guest from home? Now that you are just proficiency. stints as a visiting artist at of Detroit, Mrs. Salvatore nice Bates and Mrs. Donald conductor of Europe's top "two"' again, discover each other. Plan "Ask anyone who does it: Braille Transcription the UniverSity of Kansas and Vermilion, of Lochmoor bou- Cook. Mrs. Edward Richert orchestras. tU"B that cruise or trip to Haiwaii, Europe, is not difficult. It is exceptionally rewarding, and at Florida State University. levard, and Miss Elaine Vel'- is special '''ojects chairman He was born in Thuringia, .w~ Mexico, California or wherever you can easily be mastered by any sighted person who The DIA's Renta! Gallery yser, of Shorecrest circle. for the association. began his musical education always said you would go when you will work at it. Any certified member will tell you offers 900 original paintings, The committee planning as a member of the famous (I Associate ttatus entitles a the sale includes Mrs. Peter choir of St. Thomas Church had time. THE TIME IS NOW! Travel- that the course can be enjoyable, too." prints and s cui p t u l' e by member to free admission to Robertson, in charge of the in Leipzig, once directed by wise .travelers always aslt for Mr. Q., Ruth is accepting registrations through Thurs- Michigan artists as well as all Tuesday Musicale con- 1,300 framed reproductions New Lothrop Shoppe; Mrs. Johann Sebastian Bach, and 886-0500. day, September 28. That's today: the number to certs and participation in Frank Turpin, women's cloth. completed his studies at the call for further information is 881-9566. She'd love of W'orldmasterpieces, all at area workshops and the Tues. • • • nominal monthly fees. ing; Mrs. Pauline McNeill Music Academy of Cologne, to hear from you. day Musicale Choral Ensem- and Miss Judith Strange, where he majored in piano o r d e r Personalized Christma$ It is located near the Farns- ble. Bargain Barn; Mrs. Leonard and conducting. Cards Now .. '. and save 100/0 at the if. • • • By the by: the Braille Volunteers of Grosse worth entrance to the mu- This year, Tuesday Musi- Siowin, all shoes, belts, hand- His conducting career be- SquirreL's Nest, 19849 Mack Avenue. : Pointe didn't spend the summer twiddling their seum's Ford Wing and open cale is planning 10 semi. bags and hats; and Mrs. gan at the Cologne Opera. He from noon to 4:45 o'clock all George Polen, children's and . .. . .- thumbs. They transcribed 18 textbooks, (including monthly concerts performed made his North American days the museum is open. infant's clothes. Friendly Advice ..• Bijouterie your fine diamond and one in Spanish). for blind students in neighboring bv its active members and debut in 1974 with the New Mrs. Ralph T. McElvenny. a~ artist concert featuring More are Mrs. Ralph York Philharmonic. gold jewelry store suggests you consider laying away your communities. B l' e s s II' 1', men's clothing; Christmas gift now. You will save money should the price And two members of the Volunteers, aside of Stephens road, is chair- George Shirley, one of Amer- Tickets for tonight's and man of the Activities com. Mrs. Dudley Arnold. linens; Saturday's performances at of diamonds and gold continue to cUmbostop by Bijou. frem transcribing books, also record books for the ica's most versatile tenors. and Mrs. Robert Veit, toys. mittee which operates the $iO, $8, $7. $6 and $4 T, terle. 19860 Mack corner of Huntington. Closed Mondays blind. Virginia Leonard is busy on her 12th record- All members are looking Appliances and hard goods gallery as a service for all forward to the upcoming available at the Ford : ,oj, . . . 886.2050. ing. George Santoro is in the midst of his 121st! members of the museum's will be handled by Mr. and torium box office. II'1aster • • All the Volunteers are looking forward to a Presidents R eel" p t ion at Mrs. Vern Morris. • Founders Society. which Tuesday Musicale's Charge and VISA charge card Ed Maliszewski ... told us that beginning Mon- Braille Transcription Workshop, to be held next Financial chairman is Mrs. customers may phone in fourth annual award winner, Walter Kurtz. Mrs. Lewis orders at 962-5524. day. October 2, there will be an area rug SALE. month. More about that later ... soprano Claritha Buggs, will Slater wiiI oversee the cul- You'll have 720 patterns and colors from which to '" • * Sale of Used Throughout the CuhL~_, perform. inary department. Publicity season the DSO's Concert choose. Area rugs go under tables, in hallways, in Reprise for Ruth Books Begins is the province of Mrs. Rich- kitchens, in bathrooms ... anywhere in the home. More information may be Line will be in operation Once again, Ruth Kaiser is inviting Pointers to ard Allor. with 24.hour taped infonna- There are even oriental patterned vinyl-backed "Meet the (Musical) Masters," and her course this The Grosse Pointe Branch obtained by calling Mrs. Han- tion on all upcoming pro- foot wipes. Stop by Ed Maliszewski, 21435 Mack, year, co-sponsored by the Grosse Pointe Depart- Arne r i can Association of sen, 886-3867. CAREY A. FORD, daugh- grams. Concert Line number 776-5511. ment of Continuing Education and the Grosse University W 0 men Used ------ter of MR. and MRS. HOR- is 961-7017. • * • Pointe Symphony Women's Association, will focus Book Sale began yesterday I ACE C. FORD, of Fair Acres If ... you're not particularly good with eye on music to be presented by the Grosse Pointe Wednesday. September 27: HOllSe TOltr drive, .received hono.rs for Pointer JOHN M. RICKEL and will continue through the spnng term at SkIdmore has bpen elected to member- makeup, yet you realize it is flattering. Consider Symphony during its 1978-79 concert season. Saturday, September 30, at __ College. Saratoga Springs. lovely gradient tints in eyeglass lenses. This is a The four classes meet on consecutive Mondays ship in the Circumnavigators Salem Memorial Lutheran \ (Continued from Page 17) N.Y., where she was a fresh- Club. great look. Sometimes at Woods Optical Studios during the month of October, beginning next Mon- Church in Moross road, De- man. they blend two colors together to give a mysterious day. October 2, at 1 o'clock in the Grosse Pointe trait. They are on display in Ja-I cob~on's Fine China Depart- subtle look. It makes eyes look outstanding even Central Library's Exhibition Room. Hours today and Friday ment, as a gesture of good. when you are tired. Stop by 19599 Mack Avenue Ruth has written the program notes for the are 9:30 in the morning to 9 will towaru a project which ... 882-9711. Grosse Pointe Symphony since 1966. Members of at night. Saturday hours are benefits The Pointe via ed- • * • her class, when they attend the Pointe Symphony 9:30 to 2 in the afternoon. ucation in all things horti. Ron Ruel Says ... Perms to express your per- concerts. will be able to hear live performances of Prices will be reduced by 50 cultural. the music she has covered in her lectures. percent Saturday, when a I sonality is the Fall '78 forecast. Before you decide Bag Sale _ each shopping Mrs. Allen alSO is in charge to have a perm, you owe it to yourself to know -Registration for Meet the Masters, at $8 for the four classes, is being handled by the Grosse Pointe bag filled with books will of hostesses who will greet tol"r _J/;"Ui"l.lin" 1t.1"N,ll{'J'j I ~rmJ what the process is all about and just what kind cost $1 _ will run from 11 visitors in the homes both Public Schools' Department of Continuing Educa- of effect it will have on your hair. Ron suggests a until closing time: 2 o'clock. days of the tour. "I . )(,,,/ [{,,"m in Il.r '/ film" (;rom I )oin/~ 885-3240' total control Pyrametric cut to start the beginning tion. of your new look. The best time for a perm is when The Mole Hole ... has just re-I months. All sorts of motifs from plants to hunting your hair doesn't look good, if it lacks body, will ceived its shipment of unique Christ- and many different sizes from wall to pocket. Stop not stay in the style you desire and has become a mas ornaments from all over the world by 18650 Mack next to the Grosse Pointe Post time consuming problem. Call 886-4130 for an ap- pointment. ... hand painted wooden ornaments Office . from Germany, hand painted cereamic * * * FLOWER • • * '. ornaments, pewter, brass, douglt or ~ou'll F.ind ... so many nice things at T~e Poi~te Big News In FaU Fashion ... is the felt ornaments at 672 Notre Dame. IFashJO~sbeSides smar.t dresses for da)' and e\'~nmg, SUItS, ~ handbag ... Harvey's Compleat Traveler • * • pantsUits and accessones. Thcre are many speCial customer put a lot of thought in the gathering. This Attention Gourmets ... Bon Appetlt 1979 Social Plan. se~~ces including free alterations at 15112 Kercheval, .. means lots of fashion from the classics SPECIAL ner is at "the little store", 17037 Kercheval between Notre 82.....818. * . . .. Coach, Aigner and Meyers but also a Dame and St. Clair. You'll find the Roadfood Book, a * selection that will not be found on other Hugh White ... showed us Mistique. the Inx- coast to coast guide for inexpensive restaurants . . . also carpeting that comes in twelve A shelves. Where to Eat in America. It's 25% off the following Oster. ury plush \\,'001 r------~------, decorator colors and 15 foot widths. It's now on I Fresh Cut $ I • • Marvelle Gourmet Cookware ... the 9", 10~~", and 12" Floor Covering, 205~1 Mack. 884- See ... the fresh, young Pendleton accordian pleated saute pans, 10" square griddle and the 2 quart sauce pan. sale at Certified ll~ht weight 100<; _ _ _ _. _ 7 7 - .