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GPW Okays HEADLINES Talk on Sports-Related Injuries Proves Helpful Cab Operations of the Temporary WEEK In Park Under Blocl{ade As Compiled by The Council to Keep Eye on Grosse Pointe News ,Investigation Situation for 90-Day Period, with Possi- Thursday, September 7 Officials Strive to Learn of Any Possible Viola- bility of Cul-De- A SEVERE DROUGHT, tions in Purchase of Taxi Bond Plates; Sac on Horizon coupled with reccnt high temperatures, rombined to Council to Consider Further Report By Roger A, Waha cut drastically the yields of on September 25 After a public hearing such Michigan crops as soy- beans and corn. While nOl"- By James J, Njaim which ran about one and mal rainfall for the prime The Park Council on Monday, September 11, a half hours, the Woods growing season of April to authorized City Manager John R. Crawford and Council at its resched- September is 14,65 inches, Police Chief Henry O. Coonce to investigate any u 1e d regular meeting only 8.6 inches have fallen possible violations in the purchase of Park taxi cab Monday, September 11, during the period this year, bond plates, which permit the cab firms purchas- approved the installation Forecasters call for no mcas- ing the plates to operate in The Park and the other of temporary barricades urable precipitation until Pointes, The owners of the two existing firms will for a gO-day period in the mid-September, when up to 2.5 inches may fall, prob- ~e requested to be present at the next regular meet- area of the intersection ably hampering farmers' har- ing on Monday, September 25, of Eight Mile road and vest efforts, and coming too Mr. Crawford and Chief ------Brys drive and the inter- late to help the crops, Coonce will conduct their in- section of Helen avenue * * * vestigation and prepare a 0WI~S Fail and Brys. Friday, September 8 report for the council at that Along with the tempo'rary THE H 0 USE a v E R. time. I B.d f barricades, the motion stipu- It was brought out at Mon- lated that additional signage WHELMINGL Y SUPPORT- n l or day night's session that The be placed on nearby streets ED President Jimm~' Car- ter's veto of a S37 billion Park is the only Pointe is. Grant Funds to forewarn citizens of the suing cab bond plates and the Brys blockage. weapons bill that included other Pointes, having no pro- At the same time, signs $2 billion for a nuclear air- craft carrier the President visions in their laws to is- Total of $23,555 Had will be placed at the East sue such plates, have enact- B S h f S Eight l\lile-Hden intersec- didn't want. The bill will ed ordinances which honor een oug t or en- tion and the Brys-Helen in- now be returned to' commit- Park plates. thereby permit- iors in Area of tersection indicating that the tee minus the carrier. The by DR. JOSEPH SPAGNOLI, assistant superin- Presenting discussions Sunday and Monday, ting the cab firms to operate Home Services thoroughfare is a "dead end.' House mOVe was seen as a September 10 and 11, on sports-related injuries, tendent for instruction for P0inte schools, DR. in their communities. Har- street. As a result, traffic will major victory for the Pres- psychobgical and social effects of competition on BYRON ANDREOU, a local physician, and PAUL per Woods issues its own have to find other outlets, ident. 1n other news, out- 't 'd By Roger A, Waha children and emotional stress were, (from left to DECKER, Farms Little League c0ach. The talks bon d pIates, I was sal . probably along Helen, Can. breaks of legionnaire dis- were held for school personnel, parents and stu- Come to Light The OWLS, (Old e 1', ton, Shore pointe drive and were reported in four right), DR. LYLE J. MICHELI, director of the' dents at South High School. (See story, Page 10.) Alleged violation:; in the Wiser, Lovelier, Saner), Roslyn, among other streets, eastern cities with New York division of sports medicine at Children's Hospital Medical Center. Harvard Medical School, assisted use of Park-issued plates, (or of The Pointe's Wayne Will Make Decision City reporting f i v e con- taxis operating in The Park County-sponsored Nutri- City Administrator Chester firmed cases, two of them without the plates), came to tion Site for senior citi- E. Petersen indicated that it fatal and all from the gar- Board E""es light Monday night when a zens failed in its bid for will probably be about three ment district. GP Woods INeighhol- Club Gets .., former employe of the city, weeks before the barricades ~ J h C I" f St Cl' $23,555 in grant monies '" '" '" 0 n raco ICI 0 . all' are installed. Saturday, September 9 ore JI, 0 Shores, appeared before the under Title III of the After they're up, for any THE TIS C H AMEND- Seni,ors Eye $75.,000,Challenge Grant M I f cO\lncil to request permission Older Americans Act, ad- unforeseen emergency rea. MENT was certified by the -eet to purchase one bond plate ministered by the De- son. the council can order Board of State Canvassers Spee;,al Day Toward Seniors',Projec:l. On •Pro immediately for the single trait-Wayne County Area them removed if necessary for inclusibn on the Novem- . . ." cab he no",," has, and four Agency on Aging. but if aU goes ,,"cll, as is gen- ber ballot, as was the so- Kresge Foundation Makes Award Which Is Con- T t S k Add' , more in the future when he S.t d' t M Al erally expected bv_ officials, called Voucher plan for re- Third Annual Celebra- rus ees ee ' lhon- buys more vehicles. I e co- Irec ors ary ey tingent Upon Securing Balance of $500.000 lid d t C t He will locate in a lot ad- and Di:>.ne Heavner sought the council within the gO-day vamping the funding for pub- tion Scheduled forSep- a " n epen en os the monies in the area of period, after traffic count~ lic education. The two tax I N ee d e d f or Major Bui Id ing Add ition Analysis on Planned jacent to the Engineering I ' h are taken on such streets as proposals join the earlier tember 16 at Lake ______Building in Mack avenue. lOme serVices, e,g., cores certified Headlee amcnd- Front Park Begin- The Neighborhood Club announced last week SHS Renovation At present there are 13 assistance, rubbish and snow Brys, East Eight :\Jile, Ros- it has received a $75,000 challenge grant from the Park bond plates issued to removal, taking out storm lyn and Hampton, will have m~nt. and are likely to cause ning at 12 Noon some confusion for voters Kresge Foundation to expand its Waterloo avenue By Susan McDonald Eastside Cab, Inc., owned windows and screens, et aI., tfo mhake a decision after a who must choose between I ld and operated by Mary E. but, as in the past, there urt er assessment. them. Tisch calls for an im- By Roger A. \Vaha bui ing to .serve The Pointe's growing senior citi- As a bit of "added i~- and Robert W. Case of 1314 wasn't enough money to go The alternatives, as cited mediate 50 percent cut in Getting acquainted and zen populaho.n. . surance for taxpayers' Lakepointe, and 12 plates by around and the demand was by Mayor Benjamin W. Pin- property taxes, while the having fun will highlight The gra~t IS contmgent ior adult program director the School Board voted Radio Cab, Inc., owned by .high. kos, include keeping Brys a Voucher plan would grant th thO d 1 W d upon securmg the balance of Jon Austin, the Neighbor- Monday, September 11, Peter Theodore, Inc., former- At the same time, the two-way street, making it a state aid directly to parents S e. Ire ~nnua D 00 s $500,000 needed for the hood Club plans to expand to seek an additional, in- Iy of 15246 Kercheval, and grant review committee in- one-way street or install a of school ehildren, who emor Itlzens ay on major building addition be- social, recreational and serv- dependent cost analysis now of 3150 Woodward ave- dicated in a memo that the permanent cul-de-sac as is would decide what school Saturday. September 16, fore next July 15, according ice offerings for The Pointe's of the multi-million dol. nue and 10 Peterborough, OWLS' request also was the long-range intention at their child would attend. in the Lake Front Park to Mrs. Arthur B. Hudson, estimated 10,000 senior citi- I S th H' h S h . 1 both locations in Detroit. denied because of its lack of this point. If the situation " 'd t f h I b' b d ar ou Ig c 00 A pans out and a cui-de-sac bathhou se area beg InnIng presl en 0 t e c u soar zens. 'd t' I t ceo r din g to Chief incorporation and tax-exempt 111 us rIa ar s renova- C proves feasiblc, constructl'on '" * t Sunday, September 10 a 12 noon. of trustees. To house the expanded tion that is sc h e d'"LMed t 0 Moonce'sC freportd submitted to s tat us. Both co-directors wouldn.t proceed until the WHITE HOUSE press sec- The day, so proclaimed by The Kresge grant brings programs, the club plans to r, raw or ,Radio Cab pur- were aware of this before " 'I' p. k d begin this fall. chased 15 plates I'n 1978, and h I- - spring. retar" J ody Powell told I'e, l\1ayor BenJamlll... In os, the total funds raised for the build a one-story brick a di- . ""11' t e app IcatlOn was filed, with ' J f Project architect HI lam later returned three to the "Irs Illcumbent upon us to horters that while "subst". n. will eature a variety of en- project thus far to about tion to its facility at 17150 Kit Id h B d th t Mrs. Heavner noting the t tl t " u ess er 0 t e oar a police department. d ry 1C e m p 0 r a r v bar- tial differences" r c nl a I'n. tertainment including square $125,000. said club director Waterloo a ve n u e. About, d t d f h' group nee s a sponsor in its ' d.. 'd - estlmates con uc e or IS The chief disclosed that bella!f. rica es. sal Mr. Pinkos, rogress ha b I' and social dancing, the Poz- John Bruce. He added that three-quarters of the 9,500 b h ' d f P seen mal e III I firm show the project can e the firm is selling to individ- "Know Thel'r Needs" w 0 re\"lc\\'e our years of summit talks bct\\'een Eg~'p, cnan Dancers. (Polish Wom- I the Kresge endorsement square-foot addition will be constructe d for SI .981000. - ual driver _ owners on a effort I'n tr ym"' ("/ t0 ease t!Ie tian President '\n\\'". r Sallat. en.s Alliance Council), and should facilitate future fund devoted to seniors' programs. 00 I f' , This is the fourth time hea"'. \'olu f t ff' • u I just $14,0 over t \C Irm s monthly payment system, A '-' me 0 ra IC ' Prl'nle .'ll'lllster ~Ien,"- gift presentations to the old- raising efforts, according to l\lr. Bruce. 't an application has been whicll I'S 111•10' 't' , IsraelI _, H u pre I i m I n a r y '.concep u- (Continued on Page 8) • oumg CI IzellS In chern Begin and Prcsi(/{-nt cst Woods rcsidcnt, the c~ti- Expand Orferings The building will include aI"' cost cstimates, drafted, (the first two were the immediate area, .J immy Carter. It was the first zen who has 11\'('£1m tile CltV '.T I thO h. hI a large, multi-purpose room, But at the suggl"stion of under the auspices of The ;Uajorit)' in Fa\'or ' I tl I "t I th .d -t 0 lave IS Ig Y re- Woods), all of which have Tile I Id' , off lna progress rcport since :e on"cs an( e r~sl en sllected foundation recognize kitchen, lobby. offices and Trustee Joan Hanlletl'r, the Corr ect'Ion mayor a so to CltIZ- .t b 1 III th t g d I Id been denied. ens for d . t tl th e summl egan ast Tues- \\' I cmos ran c II ren, that Grosse Pointe has the rooms for meetings, special Board agrecd to s('ck one .. an agams le pro- da 'f P II' t t J' t d J • . However, while disappoint- I)Osal th"t Hr I b y, .\ r. owe s sa cments 'x .,{'n s O\".tatlOn _, I kinds of needs we outlined activities and crafts. more estimate of the proj- G,rosse P omte's- chapter of ed, both ladies indicated bllrll"ned,'. " '\'I'tllys Ilea\','las ",)1-ecn wereld skIetcIIY. aJtIlOUgII Jle did Ovcr -.00 semors partlel - m. our grant propos aI is Embar ks on Program ec t be fore au lI"lOrJZlllg Kess. Ducks Unlimited will hold its they will try again next year, umes' of traffic. In~ludmor , whcrea( tprogresslat bothwasthemadc:ireasand bpatedtit in last ye~r's I cele-t gratifying," Mr. Bruce said. Unl'klee th cIub' s th ree- ler to ,,'ad\"ertisc for con first annual banque t an d "All you can do is keep commcrcia!. and that \nth > those remaining 10 be work- ra IOn (eSpl e. mc .e:nen "This is a significant gift level main building, the addi, [ struction bids, auction on Thursday, Sep- trying. Nothing ventured, thc barricades, which would weather ,and Se~lOr CitIzens and it should help us with lion will be barrier free ac- Hope for ,\ppro\'al tern bel' 21, at the Grosse nothing gained,"' commented Include reflcctors, warning cd oul were important issuc, CommISSIOn chamnan Irene other foundations," cording to Mr. Bruce. 'and "'V<,:re dl'aling with tax. Pointe Yacht Club at 6 p.m, "Irs, Aley, whil(' :\Irs, H~av-, lights and '"road closed"' * Sutton hopes for, an e~en To meet its $500.000 goal, thus be accessible to seniors payers money ,and a ver~: I not on Saturday, September ner noted, "We need to turn I Sl.gns. traffiC in thc lmllledi- :Uonday, September II bIgger t.llrnou~. willie not~ng the 01eighborhood Club plans and the handicapped. J111portant_,pro J ~ c t ,here, 16. as was reported in last around a lot of thinkin~ as (Continued on Pag!' 2) NICARAGUA:\' nF:B!'~LS ~he city s senwrs populatIOn to submit proposals to other The director said he would Tn~stce \\ IHlalll I'lenllng ex- week.s edition of the NEWS. sometimes, when people hear ----- gained control of the coun- IS ovcr 3,700, foundations. contact poten- (Continued on Page 6) plamed, '.1 d hkc to scc us Thc error was the rcsult of it's from Grosse Pointc, thc\" II ' .' SI I try's second largcst city and Sharing so m e thoughts tial contributors in Grosse come as dosc as we can incorrect information sup- feci we don't need It badly.:. C'c.lllllg' .... ate( parts of the capital. "fana- prior to thc cvent, she cited Pointe on an individual basis A I" , and I think a s('cond csti- plicd by thc grouJl. For, For her po.rt, Mrs. Ilea,'. 011 (' I . gua. (JD Sunday, in an at, Ihr gro\\ th of thc seniors' and conduct a communitv- U( Itl0118 Set mall' would help" ticket information. call Pat; ncr saId, "It's hard for anY'i • .Jl(_'('n~(' tcmpt to gain control of the soeial progr c"llT\cll cham, a\"ailablc, it was fearNI that D W 1 I I Point(' Junior Symphony.! :\!whigan 'Iunil'ipal FlllaIlC(. hl'r,;, ~onc., 'Lh'k :\\,'ntl(', al h u n d red s were killed in r V Cllt I er nCrellSeS open to all studcnts Ihrough: (omllll"lflll appro\'al of a PrOlJOsed DolY DrOll1}; II as 7:1O l' nl al \\ hit h tiTllI' Ih,' fighling around thc countr\'\ ./ the 10th gradc who l'r 12 lil" lIJ1u"lally 11f,," nUl1llwr ('oillparcd to on!} thrl'~ 10' dual ,ehool 'hand "I' fin Ill" ,ualll',' "f "'I1)(h ",II,,,llt 01 I on('.s propcrty. unl('~s lh(' will be record('d, \\twth.'r f",' "':1111." "i ,'I:,' .ldd'lll r'.1. GE;-; ERA 1, \IOT( IllS Cor I' of 1111'1',.,1, 111I1lil ;11"(' 11,11 fl\l' ('a.'('~ for 01(' ('nlir(' \"('ar Ira an add,lwn:d l"ilallt-Il"" \011' of ('III/"T" I dog's O\\'n('r c1calls lIJl Ihe or against tIll' o[(lin:lllcc, for ill'l'll",' annoullc('d a poliCY \\ hllii 1rllP b"(,, I' atlnlllllalll(' of H177, ~11l'SdI(I. willi .. 'add, for till'lr 'l,lI'oll'al t;i1('ph ,\11 "ridll'o"I;d ('("I ",II dropping irnmrdiatcly aflcr. prcs{'ntation to 11w ("ollncli ..\1 till 11",l:lll~ l1:I' "",,:;( ,i \\ III give 1.AW 111('111 !H'r, pr<' lIl;lInl\ I" till' llnl"!lilll," dlY 1111~the "o~'1l1lal ;Ih" has H': '1'\\0 (""Iling ('Oll("1'1, ;'1.' mid,' In", II .11' ,".pl',i11o' IIIl' \\ani. ;]ceordtng to CIty Man;], at lis r('~ular 1l1l'('(lfl,.;s('i1('d I, ,('h,.,ild,',1 1" In.,',,' ;\ ,k fl'Tentlal Iliring right-. 1" 1\l'atlwr 1111','I1IllIlWr ('('I\.(,rJ n1l1lWrOliSpbon(. ('alh, pn." ..nll.d dllrlllg Ih,' ."' ..1.. 'pl'1'fl,,,1 P'''",'''. 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___ .. _ __ .. '__ ..t _._••• , t N t ' ..- k~~.~ __ --.....-....-.-.- __ ~ __ 'age Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday. September 14, 1978 PLANNED PARENTHOOD Woods Council Okays Barricades Citizens Share Views on Dog DroPl,ings La'tv HOLIDAY MART (Continued from Page I) res p 0 n s e s received, the I person's property, to have in upon conviction. (Continued from Page I) summed up the feelings of Farowe. I October 3 - 4 at ion on the matter," Mr. easier it will be for the his possession a proper con. It was noted that New ate area would be spread residents living in Beys and Praising the council for its GROSSE POINTE Crawford said. "I urge our council to decide, either way. tainer for such dropping so York City was the first in East Eight Mile. deliberate manner in seek. out. citizens to continue to do so, The proposed ordinance, that it can be disposed of the country to enact such a WAR MEMORIAL Saying there's no question (A hand count showed that ing solutions, he said there even if they write a brief drafted by City Attorney in a sanitary manner. law, and that several other __ '_'c -- -,---,-- about this, (a malO concern the majority ot citizens were has been no waste of finan- note, pro or con, and keep Herold Deason and recom. If the ordinance is enacted, communities throughout the of residents who spoke in op. in favor of the temporary cial resources in striving them coming until the Octo. mended by the ordinance a dog owner failing to com. United States followed measure.) toward a solution and felt , ts- position), Mr. Pinkos also re,:iew committee, would reo ply with its provisions will the last, being Albuquerque: cited a council interest over that everything pointed to ber 23 council session. Reviewing the recent year. "All responses, written and qUIre that a dog owner, after be subjected to a $500 fine N.M.. on Wednesday, Septem- maintaining some kind of long process of trying to the temporary barricades, Q equity of traffic flow on city with necessary modifications, verbal, will be marked on his pet defecates on another or 90 days in jail, or both ber 6. solve the traffic puzzle which record and presented to the 19 streets. as the only one to give cit. G PITC has troubled citizens in the izens somc relief. city council for its determin. ~ While around eight citiz. area, Mr. VanFarowe discus. ation on whether or not to ens spoke against the tempo- sed the give and take be. Prior to thc council's vote, , ,r a r y barricades proposal tween residents and council Councilman George Cueter enact such an ordinance. It Aii Ed d __ asked Mr. Petersen if SL will more or less help our en- mon s ... when you , . . I Beys citizen representativ~ members, the fact.finding councilmen to make up their _ _ _ B rue e E. Van Far 0 w e process ilJvolved and the Clair Shorcs and Harper gathering of data. Woods had been contacted minds in the best inlerest of are ready i'.or .1111111 111111111111111111111111111111III1I1111I11lI1I1I1II111IIIIH IIj1111111111111111111111111111. in relation to the proposal. the community," J' Praises Council He cited the efforts of Opinion Viewed Mr. Crawford said this is the i',"nest. an excellenl opportunity for I placing barricades to block !llr. Petrrsen said the SI. J I EARL'S I Clair Shores city engineer The Park's citizens to make the Brys.Roslyn crossovers along Mack, the placement indicated no objection while I BARBER SHopl of signs, police enforcement the city manager, as far as and other measures, all of can be determined, wasn't ~;~;~';~:t:~mo" ALLEN which proved unworkable . opposed. Meanwhile, be stat. I 119 KERCHEVAL ~ ed, no comment was received .~} Meanwhile, Mr. VanFar. At Pointer Pub t,,' ~ EDMONDS I ,... II...... t ~ from Harper Woods. Is.,..••,. owe noted, based upon the -- i.'\~ I ~. Appointments advisable ~ latest Brys.East Eight Mile City Attorney George Cat. An 18.year.old Far m s f" ',,,,.) traffic counts, which have in- lin prepared a legal opinion creased this August in com. on the construction of a cui. parison to last August, that de.sac at the recent request t,'.'-,,:.'. . t,,: !1111111111II1II_lIIl11ll1unllllllllllllllllllllm~~~:I~~~IIUUllllllllllri of Councilman John Sabol. ~:::;~~~{:::;;:}t.:~:~ the problem is becoming ------_._- ---- 18666 Mack avenue, early :~:~:~ b:'~~} worse. He told the solons that Tuesday morning, September :::::: ,., .,;f~".'.' ::::::: He also expressed his sym. suc,h proposed constCliclion ~ m m GOLFERS pathy to citizens living on would be in the confines of According to police re- :::::: :::::;: nearby streets, e.g., Roslyn, The Woods only, with the ports, the youth, who is an :::::: ::::::: over their concern of in- council having the authority THE SPORT NOOK HAS MOVED creased traffic after the bar- to order such action. employe of the bar, was put- :::::: ;:::::: ricades are up. ting gasoline into his car at :::::: ::::::: TO LARGER QUARTERS AND He added the proposed lo- about 4:20 a.m. when a car :::::: ::::::: "If th", ')lan is implement. cation of the cul-de.sac, in ed, the first month will prob- pulled up behind him. He :::::: ::::::; HAS BEEN RENAMED his opinion, wouldn't inter- said he was temporarily:::::: ::::::: ably see pure chaos on Brys fere with the rights of abut- with residents looking for ting property owners. blinded by the headlights :::::: ;:::::: THE FAIRWAY SHOP alternate routes. We need to and was unable to give a de. :::::: :.:':': Councilman Thomas Fahr- put sign age on Roslyn and scription of the vehicle. :::::: . ;:::::; 20431 MACK AVE. ner then made the motion have a police presence on which was ultimately ap- The victim told police that ~:t ::::::: GROSSE POINTE WOODS the street," stated Mr. Van. several youths got out of the ;:;::; ...... ~. ::::::: proved, with a substitute mo- car and struck him about his :::::: ;:::::; 881-4774 tion by Councilman E. D. Grady failing by a 4-3 vote. head and body, then got back :::::: BISCA YNE ::::::: 'EVERYTHING IN GOLF AT Shutterbugs Mr. Grady's motion sought in their car and drove off :::::: Black or Brown ::::::: EVERYDA Y SALE PRICES' approval for the erection of The youth drove to Co't. :~:~:~ Buffalo Calf - {72. t~:~ Set Meeting the temporary barricades for tage Hospital, where officers :::::: Burgandy Mirror ::::::: a 9O-day period, having a took his report. Police said ;::::: ::::::: THE FAIRWAY SHOP The Grosse Pointe Cam- public hearing prior to a he suffered no injuries with :::::: Calf - $77. ::::::: era Club will hold its next decision on a proposed per- the victim having no' idea :::::: ::::::: (' ._--...-:' ..--""'''"J, ~ 20~~~:~~K meeting on Tuesday, Sep. manent cul.de-sac and that a who his assailants were :::::: ::::::: tember 19, at Brownell Mid. council committee be formed, ______. ~:~:~: Confidence. It's what you'll J!.et(rom Allen-Edmond . ~:r~ . . ~ : GROSSE POINTE WOODS die School, 260 Chalfonte along with the participation A good listener is not only:::::: Here is the confidence of knowing your has a look of total ::::::: 881-4774 avenue, at 8 p.m. of Mr. Petersen and Public popular everywhere, but be- ::::::: elegance. And the feel of great quality. With Allen-Edmonds ::::::: WE HONOR: The program will include Safety Director John Dankel, you'l/ enjoy much more than great comfort. ' VISA, MASTER CHARGE, a competitive- showing of to explore the possibility of AMERIC/l,N EXPRESS prints and nature slides. Vis. making the 1-94 overpass a You'll enjoy great confidence. For wbich there can be no price. itors are welcome. one-way thoroughfare. Allen-Edmond shoes are available in Explains Vote sizes 5 to 16, AAAA to EEE Voting against the motion were Mr. Pinkos, Mr. Fahr. ner, Mr. Sabol and Robert E. Novitke, while Mr. Grady, ..... Mr. Cueter and George S. o 10 ,,~m (0 21'm. 0 t;~~ .-J.I-f1::').1.C--/~e1J~ ~}~i :::::~::Freeman voted in favor. Ie 1ja11cat0 ,:,>:: 7'J ~'f( 7 ;:'; ~:::::1 The vote on the original ;:::::::motion was then taken and COMFORTABLE ::;:::::only Mr. Sabol disagreed. ::~:::; Saying he was against the CORDUROY ;:::;:::possible spillage of traffic on :;::::::neighboring streets with the , ::::$~.t~mporary barricades, Mr. f.~ Salibl '"noted, while recogniz. l~ii~~II~':}l.N;'i'~:";"~':'i,:::::~E,;;;,:~;;;f~~~:i~::~~~;~~~::~:;'~:"'~'~:'~ii:Hi,mi!JI ~:;::; ing the problems affecting Fall is corduroy time and they are ~~:;::Brys citizens, the inconven. here in all the new colors. Soft, ~:~:~Bience residents on other ::::::::streets would face. easy to wear all pure cotton in ::~:~:~~He felt it would be better camel, brown, navy, kelly, red, :::::::~to make Brys an one-way :~::::~street, and that such an ac- powder blue, orange, yellow, celery :::::::;tion should be taken prior to and bone. Sizes 30 to 42. ::::::::the installation of the barrio 27.50 ::::::::cades. :::::::: Mr. Sabol also expressed ::::::::some concern over emergen- ::::::::cy response, e.g., of public ::::::::safety vehicles, with the bar- ;:::::::ricades, while indicating they ~~.~~.~~~.~ :::::::= would have more flexibility ...... ::::::::if Brys were a one-way .>e.'.' ~ ' ~ "',' th.,"ughl" •. III 1/fClN!J i~~~~~~I~~~S~:k I ,Ii '.j ,I

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Thursday, September 14, 1978 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Page Three ~-~------_.~.------_._---_._------Race Discrimination Case Party Honors John Bru(~e Youth, Seniors Sought by JOYS I_------j By Susan McDo-na-l-d-- v-e-rb-a-I-invitations to the fund Students looking -fo-r-a-ft-e--r-2-1-,-b-et-ween 11 :20 a.m. and 1 M & M D 1STRIB UTI N G (. 0 . 1 Former School Board Pres. raiser from either Superin. school and weekend jobs may p.m. Complaint Appe-ars Ended ident John Bruce was hon. tendent Dr. William or find employment through Another sign up will be Cleaning Materials & Equipment By Susan McDonald tary schools. First assistants ored at a party attended by other administrators. JOYS, (Job Opportunities for held Saturday, September 16, generally serve as the lead more than a dozen public Dr. Coats confirmed in a Youth and Senior Adults). between 10 a,m. and 12 noon A race discrimination com- teacher in the absence of the sch00 I emp Ioyes,. four Boar d phone interview that he had at the Neighbol'hood Club, WE DELIVER plaint against Pointe public building principal, distribute membe~s, campaign workers invited several of his em. JOYS is a volunteer servo To qualify for JOYS reo I

schools was unofficially re- materials to instructors and and fnends Sunday after. ployes. ice co.sponsored by the Jun. (erral servI'ce, students must I, 884-0520 solved last week when one of teach the Skills/Talent pro- noon, Sep tem ber. 10. "It was strictly a volun- iIIr Lc aguc 0f DetrOI't an d t he be at least 12'years-old llnd', two back leachers in the d d Neinhb(Jrho d CI b It . I gram for gifted youngsters. The party was mten e as tary thing," Dr. Coats said, .., [) U. IS a rcside within the Grosse' s~'stem was promoted to first II" .. t . b th t'b t t Mr Bruce job.referral service that seeks 16734 E. WARREN DETROIT, MI. 48224 assistant at Barnes Elemen. Irs. mor on lS an ll.year 0 a n u ~ 0 . . "I just figured some people t h Pointe School District. Names h veteran of The Pointe teach. and a fund raiser to help nd who 1V0rktodwith John Bruce 0 matc ~'outh and senior and phone numbers of refer., lary Sc 001. ing staff. She was one of 19 him of a camp~ign debt in- for four years might like to adults who arc seeking jobs enccs musl be supplied. I- --.-A The teacher, Carcy Mor'j applicants for 10 first assist- curre~ dunng hiS u~success- go, have a few drinks and with an employer in need of ------t ton, filcd thc complaint with ant jobs in the spring of ful bid for ~e.electlOn last thank him for his efforls." a particular service. "'"'~' .., -pr --.----.-:-.;''''''' ,,' w"' ~,,:;-:-. - '.' "<""'"" ./'. J ,\Y#'$!J£r }I.W""l 1977 the Michigan Civil Rights 1 . JBuned accor:mgw~~' sch~ol Mr. Bruce saId he has a This year emphasis will be Grosse Pointe INDOOR TENNIS CLUB ,,':', Commission in June 1977 She has instructed grades oar mem er I lam u. campaign debt of under $500. placed on increasing the ff . a!lrr she was turned down t d f . P' t etteman, who hosted the He added that he intends to . for t he first a'sslstant J' ob she onhe, IWOand our d1l1. oltnhe ev~nt at his Sunningdale return checks sent to him by number of seniors participat .. : '. sc .00 s an serve 111 e drive home. f b r . ing in the progrnm. Persons ..: WANTS YOU IN ITS applied for. Skills/Talent program and, .. .our !llem ers ~ the admll1' may sign up by visiting the ' various curriculum commit. ContnbutlOns of $5 p~r IstratlOn who did not attend N' hb h d CI b 17150 A She charged that her qual. person were suggested m the party. elg or 00 u , ADULT INSTRUCTIONAL PROG RAM ., ifications for the post ex. ~ees. Presently, Mrs. Morton written invitations that were B d b R b Waterloo avenue, during CONDUCTED BY TENNIS DIRECTOR TOM GRAY 'I; reeded tho,e of some per- IS ,a member ?f the Grosse sent to a few members of W oar Wm~lml'ers F') 0 .ert regular business hours. . h' POinte EducatIon Ass'n. ex- . arner, I lam emmg ASSISTED BY ANITA SOHASKI, USPTA. sons W 0 receIved promo. ecuHve board. the commumty and current and Ann Ardussi attended I JOYS representatives will .' Monday 9:00-10',00 Advanced- Monday 10:00-11:00 ~. lion, alleging she was denied She said her new position Boa~d members, With the ex. th~ party. Other trustees I be taking applications at both , Beginners . the job because she is black. is a "challenge." ~eft~on of Trustee Jon Ga~- saId they could not attend North and South High Tuesday l~:gg~~:gg~'.~'. Begmners Tuesday I~;gg:~:gg p.m. to' Last week, ~[rs. Morton" . . co, who won \'I~r. Bruce s because of pnor arrange- Schools on Wednesday and Wednesday 9:00.10:00 2:00- 3:00 p,m. '.' 'd I h 'ti It sure IS keepmg me scat on the Board m June by ments. I Th d' S t b 20 d 730 830 Wednesday 1:00- 2:00 p.m. sal s 1e was very appy II'l I busy so far. I'm really look. a 7.3 vote margin. .______' urs a}, ep em cr an Th d 2:30' 3:30 p.m. 8:30- 9:30 p.m. fl the promotion and consill. urs ay :.: p.m iog forward to accomplishin" ,\dmiul.strall've elnlJloyes 700 800 pm Thursday 10.00-11.00 . l'rs it an appropriate resolu. b : -: ., '.:J'i.". tion of the rase. some things this year," Mrs. of the public school system friday 9:00-10:00 ~ Morton added. said they received personal, 1 ci Intermediate Monday 11:00-12:00 Competition Tuesday 7:00- 8.00 p.m. The school system's Di------BELLE ISLE ~ 1:00.2:00 p.m. Group Friday 10.00-11'00 .~, rector of Personnel, Ronald Safe after Storm :~.\ Tuesday 3',00- 4:00 p.m. Tonks, said he does not wish 1%.'," Thursday 9:00-10:00 SIGN UP NOW A t.o commfl,llt, on tile case untl'l Two Shores pub I--f-t---h---ic sa I' y I t I' occupan tSOl' f th 24- .'. 11:00.12:007 00 800 1:-, ~~~mC:I~~~I;~~~~~I.SCO:nI~iS~~~~~~~:~: ~~t~~:t;~w:~ ~~~~~~ ~:~te~~ \~~~Chti;~s t~e;n~~i~d AWNING CO. i ALL CLASSES ARE F~~ 5: O~;HOUR SESSIONS AND ARE OPEN ;j sibly dismisses the charge. boats in distress on Lake SI. to come to the aid of the 16. ) n TO NON.MEMBERS WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE. '1 After almost a veal' or Clair, just off the George foot boat, the wind had Vinyl Acr',lan Dacron IL PRICED TO PLEASE YOU AT $30 REGULAR TIME AND f field investigation, the com. Osius Park and the Grosse stopped and the water was •• It1.••~ $35 PRIME TIME WITH A MAXIMUM OF SIX TO A CLASS. f; P.ram. t was rc ferre d t 0 th e POI'nte Yacht Club pI'ers, on calm. %~ RIGHT AT YOUR BACK DOOR"? !ill commission's con c iliaHon Sunday afternoon, Septem- Sgt. Jurcak and Cpt Fron. , ~.. ., lace t h' . h' h bel' 10, at the height of the czak said that the 16-foot Buy NOW and SAVE I~~ INDOOR TENNIS CLUB \' ~~~~07:l1iL~~~c!~I;~~~,~\~~r~ ~~e~:~t;~~t~~:~t~~~ S~~i~~~~~~~~e;a~ec~~tsein it tO~a:ua~~ ~ __ ~ __ ~_' .~ Grosse Po;nte , ton, said Douglas West, gan. chored in -deep water. s.rvl •• Grosse 'oiate SillCi J93t ill at the AUS TIN TENNIS HOUSE - MACK AT CANYON W h I t tt . Sgt. James Jurcak and Although the wind velocity fu (B h' d L h Ch sle) "'~ sc 00 ~ys em a orney, 111 h d 60 h th t l!i e In oc moor ry r 1~' July. Cpl. Daniel Fronczak repond. r.eac e mp ,wea er s 8- 114.1010 22704 Harper '.' IU 6.2944 ed to the distress call and lIOns reported the heavy St. Clair Shores A Lansing spokesman for found the boats just north storm was neither a tornado the commission said onlv of The Shores-Yacht Club nor a hurricane. 15'W . '.'. PC ...... ,...... •.f .."'. ~o~ a t~~ ~ t~ cu~ p~n. Both crafts ~re ------~------.---- investigated ever reach the caught in the heavy seas conciliation 1e v I' 1 w hen caused by the powerful wind ".probable cause" is judged which passed north of the to exist. Village. The first assistant post is a The motors of the boats semi.supervisor~' job in each lost power and stopped when of the system's 10 clemen- high waves engulfed their engines, causing them to stop. Center }Iosts The officers said when they responded to the distress Frank Varga call, they arrived in time to help Rex R. Wallace, 17, of . Noted sculptor Frank Val" The Woods out of the water . ga, whose works are in the The youth was aboard a 16' boat with an outboard motor garr4ens and collections of many Pointers, is taking whose engine stopped. tIme out from his restora. After making a distress tlon of Saint Ann's Church call, the boy dove into the to teach sculpture in the War water and swam to shore for Memorial's New Art Wing, help, leaving three friends 32 Lakeshore road, aboard. He was taken to the Woods' Lake Front park by Classes will be held on Sgt. Jurcak to pick up his Mondays, September 25 to car and boat trailer. November 27, from 8 to 10 The officers notified the p.m. St. Clair Shores.based Coast Students may work in clay Guard station of the second and cast in bronze and, fre. boat, 24' long, which was quently, with a model. The about 100 feet from the class is limited, registraticms shoreline, and was informed are now being taken and the that a Coast Guard crew fee is $49 for the term. I ~ould ~e sent as soon as pos. Sible, sll1ce the craft was out For further informatiOn.!' aiding other boaters. call 881.751 L The Coast Guard rescued on

"We think Grosse Pointe hockey is the "Grosse Pointe hOCkey has helped best organized sport for kids anywhere~' my son make warm friendships through Values Good the cause of the team~' One Full Week "We like Grosse Pointe hockey thru Sept. 20, 1978 because we know our boy is guaranteed "Grosse Pointe hockey is a great wintertime physical release which is PHIL'S SPECIAL to play his full share of each and every game:' otherwise available only in the CENTER CUT STUFFED $1 summertime:' 67 "We expected a lot of travel time and money would be involved. Grosse Pointe PORK CHOPS LB. REGISTRATION FOR 6 10

Page Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, September 14, 1978 f••~:-:••O;I:~ns DIXIELAND -S-~~;i-~~s.Health Ca~:--i~i~~-s~-Se-t-- n Grant Fund Bid Fails Dr. Earl Kaplan iC H ET BOG AN wotverrn : J~':Bind The first class in-E-ml'r-:-I b;;:-.-'s -necessary to register Dr. Gary S. Kaplan ! CI', r, Hj[~i}tV, 9 P.i:!. AT THE LIDO gency Health Care for Grosse for these courses. (Continued from Page}) 897.386. Out.Wayne County Foot Specialists & Podiatrists Ii.. ., ( k"L /. .' 24026 E JEFFERSON P OJ'nt e senIOr. e I. t I. zen s JS. I Pe rsons wh'0 mt en d t 0 do."to know their needs as we will receive $529,326 for ~ ',...... ,o( ,(// • .1 (Just North 019 Mi.) sehl'duled to begin Tuesday. takl' the Emergency Health social servicl's. in comparison takes pleasure in announcing the H<:Ie>V&$ •••••••••••• _..... September 19, in Room 102. Care course arc requested to While reflecting over pre. to proposals totalling $1,' association of l'arCl'lIs !lliddll' School. 20600 purchase a paper back book vious denials, Mrs. Ale}' 618,357." ;\Iack aVl'nue. from 6:30 to entitled "Hed Cross First philosophically called the en- Priority for Servke Dr. D. M. Kaplan 8:30 p.m. for ei!{ht weekly Aid :'Ilanual," with a white lire effort "a learnin!{ PI'OC' The committee, whose col. in the practice of podiatry and foot surgery. Jajo's sessions. cover. at a cost of $1.95 from ess," while adding, "We will 1l'ctive work effort generated Thl' dass is being taught, any reputable book store. It kl'ep Yl'lIing and hollering," 258 hours of review and dis. 14608 Gratiot Ave. nr. 7 ML Rd. by a registered nurse and should be the standard edi. Rl'fore they allplied in be. cussion at mel'tings and 400 Detroit 48205 527.8030 will COVl'r what to do in an tion. hall of s~niors partici.llating hours of review at home by Catering emergency before the doctor Future courses in Home I at the sl!e. housed m the members, also considered or ambl'lance arrives. Repair. Investment Secur!' Gro%e POinte Woods Presbv. input {rom the Area Agency The course is tuition free tics, Rapid Reading. Self Dc. terian Church, 19950 Mack A d vis 0 r y Committee, the Fon ALL ()(:CASIONS to Grosse Pointe selllOrs who I {ense ,{or Old~r Adults a~d avenue, a poll was taken over commission and staff of the 1Jtt.Jitu,. are at least 55 '-'cars of ane Hand) Women. s Home. MaIO' a two.week period this sum. Detroit Senior Citizens De. and retired. J " I tenance are bemg.consl.dered. mer regarding the need and I'lartment and the Wayne • HOUSE PARTIES • OFFICE PARTIES { d an estimated 60 citizens said County OfCice on Aging. SadM4 rMJ POIlJIIII, 8oole'14 • WEDDINGS • SHOWERS Registration for the course' Be ore procee .m~ wl.th a~. they could use home servo Every e{{ort was made by will be conducted at the be., rangements, an 1O?lCatL'Jll.IS ices assistance right away. the Area Agency on Aging FREE CLASSES • BANQUETS • FUNERAL .BRUNCHES ginning of the first class needed to determme which Lack of Funds to provide for sl'rvices with onlv A soc'al '\ . courses would draw an at. I IN SAIL BOATING" POWER BOATING • GRADUATION PARTIES • DANCES _'~ __ 1_ secur.} n~~~ II tendance of at least 15 per. n this respect, Mrs. Aley Title 111 funds in high.need Given by Groue Pointe Power Squaaron • REUNIONS • SCHOOL PARTIES I sons. stressed that many seniors areas, the memo adds. "This • PIZZA PARTIES INFLATION I Contact Frank Komel'ska arc unable to handle such would ensure tllat the pri. CLASS STARTS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1978 • HOLIDAY PARTIES Prices may go over the! at 881.1543 {or further in. chores because of age and!~r ority for service was a{{ord. TIME: 7:30 P.M. CAfETERIA hump. but all cases leave I formation and to indicatl' health reasons. She hoped If cd as identified b}' the fed. Buffet or Sit Down Dinners the consumer over the barrel. preferences. I the grant ca~e through, a eral government: the low. GROSSE POINTE HIGH SCHOOL - NORTH ------. ~ sohd foundatIOn would be income and minority elder. MORNINGSIDE - OFF VERNIER * Nons' Hee! it Spll~hett; r------...... -...... ,\laid regarding further appli. ly." Ladies Invited * tilii'l,('11 *.UuSfmT;oli ~HRIMP RIBS I tatio/ls toward becoming In the area of home serv'l CHICKEN lJ * "more of a force in the com. ices for Out. Wayne County, * I/am * Hnv;oli * munity." agencies receiving monies in. _ SallMI~e Lum'h .Ueaf Thrifty Ruckel of (:hicken .. "iII,JtJI~ $.1.95 However, at least for this cluded Canton. Northville,) * * specific grant, the OWLS Plymouth YMCA, $21,000; Assorfmpnt.~ 0 * lI(-'", nall.~ Shrimp Dinner .... 0 , 0 ••• <,,110,,11 $:1.95 will have to try again next Inkster Housing and Rede. 5 530° OFF! * , '(-',,/JJarme,~(Jn * Reli.~hTrap Rib Dinm'r . . ~5 9'" year. velopment Com m is s ion, 2.5 H.P.-20.inch - •••••••••••• ~hll onl~ tnt • a Because of limited funds. $24,000; City of Livonia. Dc- * Sauerkraut * Snlnds the committee, (eomyosed of partment of Parks and Recre. "SNOW * Stuffed Cabba1(e it J egetables /)t'lil'illll.~ "(J(H/ eight members, four from ation, $8,000; Township of Detroit and four from Out. Redford, $18.000: Romulus A LII/(' Pri('f's MASTER" POINTE WHARF Wayne County), noted it Help and Job Placement Cen. Regula,ly $27995 771.8568 18310 Mack 885-4453 885-4790 wasn't possible to make an ter, $30,000; and Midwest ..... """! allocation to every applicant. Home Health Care, Inc., $23,. $24995 agency. 126. L TORO 20.INCH I Seventy.four applications Besides the OWLS, other 5NOWMASTEA r------, I were submitted, whose pro. agencies denied funding in With Elecl", ?Osals tota.lIed $4.5 million. the Out.Wayne County home I Start i PRESENT THIS AD Regula, $329.95 In comparIson to the $1.7 services area include Greater I million available. Detroit Society for the Blind, $2999S I BOWLERS, BALL TEAMS, GOLFERS, TENNIS PLAYERS, RACQUETBALL I "The lack of sufficient Highland Park Division of E 95 I PLAYERS, CARD PLAYERS, HOCKEY TEAMS, SPECIAL PARTIES, FAMILIES funds is even more graphic. Community and Social Servo 14"-Reg. 219,95 - $199 I ally shown when analyzed' ices, September Days Com.

~ Have a FREEST EIN of ~~odm~~~}oe~S~~C~iV~r~~n~~~ ~~~~~~nal~nc~:i~f'w~~~ran~~ II' 95 tions," the memo says. Some reasons for denial 12" All Electric - $149 I "Detroit will receive $1,- included duplication of serv.] ~;5~~~paf~~0:0~~a~p~~r;~~~:; ~~~~~::i~~~e I~"~:~~i~~e~1~: I • All Machines Assembled-Serviced-Ready to Go 0 requests which totalled $2,' jections. B EER r G LAS S 0f W IN E ------Activity of Yellowjaekets with Purchase of PIZZA The lawn Mower People 19815 Mack ave., in the Woods • I' will be charged for each d,ink to conform with the Michigan uquor Control Commission Regulation •. I ({:ontinued from Page 1) Mr. Therrien, who said the I ment, complaints about sting- problem with the pests oc. Mon. Il\u,. frl. • 10 6 Soturda, a 1D • -OWNED AND OPERATED I ing insects have been coming curs every year about this' in from all over southern time, adds that weather con- " ~ _ VALUABLE BY FRANK GRZANKA I Michigan, and mainly con. ditions and the time of year OF THE I cern yellowjackels and bald affect their behavior. OFFER Q FROM S" "Toward the end of the • • ' a SABR~~~N~,~~ IfaC~~li~:r~;~:~ insecls are in season, as their life nears an ~ SANDWICHES end, they become very ag- {~~ TO STEAKS! FRrrM OF THE I the same order as bees, they ~ l nV l teS yo it PII:AII:ULANNEWMANI are 'not actually honey pro. gressive as they seek out food ~ ' CARRY OUT '. " ducing creatures. Rather, sources for their young," he RAM'S HOR AVAILABLE Q,. BILL FREEMAN I says Bruce Davis, a Wayne explained. RACING TEAM. I County public health engi. Unless the nest can be 10' RES'I" U $;tniot Citiuns to ~. Di" ....n. 10% CJ ~ I neer,. they are actually car. cated, there isn't a great deal A RANI c"'"m,n1 O"J,,, $1$0, I nivorous, often going after that can be done to alleviate '74' 0 MACK AT ST. CLAIR I p.m .•l0 p.m. caterpillars to eat the liquid the problem, he s~id, Yellow------...-WE AREFAMOUSFOR BRING YOUR GROUP FOR A FREE ROUND OF DRINKS I portion o{ them. nests have a small hole DAILY SPECIALS OURDESSERTSI IT'S OUR WAY OF THANKING THE PEOPLE I Mr. Therrien said the in. in the ground for their en. • Frooh Strowbo,,, Shorlc.k. I sects are attracted to sweet tranceway. Wld.-Thlrs .. SIPt. 13 & 14 : :~":~n:I~~::::'~I:1e WHO HAVE PATRONIZED US I substances and decaying ma. "The procedure would be , 8 k d B f Sh t R'b ' Coco.nul Croom Pie .• Eel.lre I terial, so some obvious ad. to find the nest during the 'wifh ~mat;~auce.or IS: ~~.:::~ O"8::~:~'T:~~I~.k. day and then go back at 'F' S t 15 • Wolorm'lon " C.nt.lou~ I vice to avoid the pests would m AND OUR WAY TO INTRODUCE YOU TO be to keep garbage cans night with a flashlight shield- no, Ip. , I:lf. H~~a1~:~on .... Ingu. PI. I closed tightly. ed with a cloth to reduce the ' S(;allops or Lake Perch 'Gino'. HOIFu- -.------physician to be sure they are v World's Best SQUARE PIZZA Young people who want to not sensitive to the sting. develop ability, style and Many people do not realize confidence are invited to join they're allergic to the in. 5 BLOCKS EAST OF the groups at the War Memo- sect's venom until they're I rial, 32 Lakeshore road, con. stung, when swelling may oc. 17569 E. WARREN CADIEUX I ducted by Mr. and Mrs. Ted cur, first in the tongue and I Forrest. somelimes progressing to I Students in grades seven other parts of lhe body, Mr. ! '/ through nine will meet Mon- Davis said. ! O en 77 a.m. II • Limit One Stein of Beer or One I days, September 25 to No. He added that people go-', P I vember 27, from 7 to 8 p.m. jng after the insects in their: 'ly Glass of Wine To Every Person I Senior high school students nests would be well ad"ised j 2 a•m• dal G' . I and collegians will gather to "get Wl'lI wrapped up," ~ COMPLETE CARRY -OUT In Your roup Per V,S,t I the sa~e Mon~ay evenings Hikers walking through th(' : I from 8.30 to 9.30 p.m. woods should thl" SERVICE • COUPON EXPIRES SEPTEMBER 24 1978 The fee for the term is ground closely to avoid :lC' i cidentally stepping on one or I \.__~__-_-_~------~-~--~~IIIIII~~I~IIII!-~~..._~_I11111__ ~_~ .. ~_~-~~_J I $.15.:.. _ the underground habitats. i Coming To COBO ARENA • 24 SpectBculB, Performances Trying to kIll the pests Wednesday, Oct. 4th thru Sunday, Oct. 15,1978

during the day is almost al. i "., (>, ,.. """,,~,.~~., 'JO,~' "The Place Thai Grosse Pointe ways unsuccessful. Mr. Thrr.1 . WO'VF.m",N'G"P",1O ,,,. u'o noo ,;,o""h"""1l,occ,,,"':"'~:c"'... _1 Has Been Waiting Fo," ... - a place apart - rren said, fldding the probICI11 J ;~~~\101 ~:; ~::: I'"' • 4 l"'"'''' • 7 30 Cl'" • will go away after the first' '.,'..,.. J lo.,_ ~~~: cou ple of frosts. when the I ~'~:~~. ,,,.,,,... H", - , j""

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\,', Reservations for Business Men Accepted - 886-0002 JOE WAGSTAFF returns this week ... Entertainment Nightly Tuesday thru Saturday

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Thursday, September 14. 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five PLANNED PARENTHOOD Driver Injured YSD Emphasizes Service HOLIDAY MART In LS Accident WEEKDAY OPEN October 3 - 4 at As School Year B~gins GROSSE POINTE HOURS A Woods molorist told WAR MEMORIAL Sh By Roger A. Waha said, while adding it also is MON., TUES., SUNDAY ores public safcty officers Members of the Youth an opportunity for exposure WED., THURS. that he had laken a glance Service Division, (YSD), are to the community in tolal. 9 A.M. to 7 p.M. 10. A.M. at anolher car lhal was pass. once again ready to serve the At this point, Lt. Paller. FRIDAY ing him and, while doing so, entire community this school son said until a few weeks 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. he ran off the roadway and year, with the four detectives pass, "we won't know what TO slammed into a utility pole, already involved in myriad the problems are which crop. SATUR()AY work details as the new year ped up during the summer" 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. 5 P.M. severely damaging his car begins. at the school level, with the and injuring himself. Woods Det. Lt. Jack Pat. pulse of the system yet to be Prices Good Thru In I d' h lerson, YSD supervisor in the tapped. Tuesday, September 19th va ve In t e Thursday, delective bureau said a flyer One concern is the tolal W. reMrve th. right to Seplember 7, mishap was .will be sent to ~ach teacher case load which the YSD is Limit quontitiu_ Mark Anthony Adamo of in the school syslem within facing so far this year. As of Woods l~ne, who told .PSOs lhe next two weeks focusing early September, 725 cases ~GOOD Gary Mitchell and Michael upon the variety of services have been referred to the Kor~s, he was headed north offered by the division. I division, a total which wasn't ':tREASONS on akeshore road at 1;30 Availability of the detec- reached until last December a.m. when a car passed him. t' (t . th S th H' h 1 h s'd He I d 't f . Ives, wo In e ou Ig ,e al . ~o see your good g ance at I or a b~lef School district and two in the "The crime picture is second and the next thmg " . d t " t t d :neighbor, agent he knew his car had left the ~orth district), remams an sprea au, sac Lt. Pat- . ro~d and slammed into an Important key.. terson, with increases seen . Edison pole in fronl o[ 874 Lt., Patterson said at a in many areas but, at the Lakeshore meeting lasl week everyone same time, he pointed oul a . reaffirmed the availability of positive note in relation to U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF Mr. Adamo was taken to one officer to the entire the higher level - more re- Saint John Hospital by PSO school s~'stem and local sponse to, and an awareness Kortas, who was operating police departments on a daily of, services offered by the the emergency ambulance in basis as much as possible. YSD is recognized in the response to the accident call. Between Monday and Fri- community. DELMONICO STEAK The driver suffered a bad day, there should be a YSD While penetration at all cut on the forehead when detective available from 9 school levels, e.g., high, mid. his head struck the wind- a.m. to 10 p,m., he said, with dIe and elementary schools, shield on impacl. officials invited to call the is being viewed, no new pro- YSD office at 886-2908 be. grams are being considered : CAR -HOME. An official accident report tween 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 at this time with the excep. $ said that Mr. Adamo was 79 p.m. and Woods headquarters tion of a planned YSD-coordi. 10-OZ. treated for the cut and re- STEAK :LIFE ' - HEALTH at 886-2700 after 4:30 p.m. nated effort toward expand. JAR LB. leased, and that the front Lt. Patterson said the de- ing the "eyes and cars" child SAUCE Fred J. Zelewski end of his auto was so severe- tectives also are available to safety program on a Pointe- ly damaged it had to be the citizenry for speaking wide basis. 18B8 Mack at Touraine towed away to a service sta. engagements if PTO's, church This program, sponsored 882-9308 tion. groups, service clubs, senior by the Kiwanis Club, began /; BONELESS Like U !:Joad nejghbor~ Detroit Edison was called citizens and other organiza- in The Woods this spring; Srole Farm is rhere. and a crew was sent to in- tions call the YSD office when the club donated UAn , ...... spect the pole for possible number during the day and around $260 to purchase 250 " PORK ROAST LB.l.39 damage. give at least a two-week lead pads, with the Kiwanis logo, WITH PEPPERIOGEFARMS STUFFING A lime for scheduling purposes. and pencils for safety patrol IH1U."I\I(~ Since there were no wit. The detectives are happy youngsters and school cross- STATE FAIlJI nesses to the mishap, no 10 come out and speak to ing guards. • INSliIlAlfCE (,.,l'CPNI1U violation tickels were issued, LB.$1.49 110•• 0181:.': groups on a variety of anti. The objective is to provide STUFFED PORK CHOPS B~~_. w.r...- it was said. crime topics, the lieutenant extra "eyes and ears" on the PICK 0' CHICK - I street toward reporting any suspicious activity. Service to Aid At this point, the lieuten. LB.$1.19 ant said he will contact local CHICKEN PARTS Widowed Sta rts police chiefs, seeking their ~ -LOIN-9 TO 11 IN' PKG. support of the program with The Wid 0 wed Persons the hope of ultimately dis. AUTO Service is beginning its sec- tributing some 1,000 pads PORK CHOPS LB.$1.39 ond season serving Pointers and pencils to all safety pa- in need. trol youngsters and crossing FRESH On Sunday, September 17, guards before the end of this the d~op.in coffee social for month. those widowed will resume The plan calls for the ex. HADDOCK FILLETS LB.$Z.Z9 at the Grosse Pointe Woods ploration of the program in LEASING Presbyterian Church, 19950 all schools within the com. fRESH Mack avenue, from 3 to 5 munity by school safety offi. p.m, cers or other designated Wid 0 wed persons will representatives. OCEAN PERCH FILLETS LB.$Z.09 ; ••ORDER NOW" gather on the third Sunday Division detectives include of each month to hear speak. Jack Treppa and William De. ers on topics or interest to silets in the South district those living alone, while and John Albrecht and James and Beat the Price joining with others to share Fowler in the North district. STOUFFERS their concerns and problems. In'crease ... 1979 The service has several Cvclisl purposes. It acts as a "listen- Girl 01 CHICKEN ing ear" or a "shoulder to Hurt in Park Lincoln Continentals lean on" to newly widowed CACCIATORE l~K~~' people. Often the best ex. OR $ 49 perts during the time of loss A 15.year-old Park girl, & Continental Mark V of a loved one is someone name not given, pedaled her who has been through the bieycle through a stop street YOUR EACH SEE THE NEW grief process, and was injured when she CHICKEN Sometimes a person who's was struck by an auto driven CHOICE , not a friend or relative gives by a St. Clair Shores woman. 10p~G~Z. better aid and support be. According to information PAPRIKASH ueo/lectors Series" eause he or she has "no axe released by Park Chief Henry to grind," O. Coonce, the girl cyclist Besides acting as a friend was riding north on Whittier I KELLOGG'S and the All New to the newly widowed, the on Tuesday, September 5, at service also plans social 8 p.m. She crossed the 8t. C 1979 Mercuty Marquis events and educational pro- Paul intersection without FROSTED FLAKES 2~O<>xZ. stopping for the stop street 99 : grams. No reservations are need. and was struck by a car NABISCO, NEW ITEM 12lh , , and other fine ed and for further informa. driven by Eileen O'Keefe of tion, citizens may call the Mauer road, going west on MERCURY PRODUCTS Family Life Education Coun. St. Paul. The girl was taken to Bon • PEANUT BRITTLE COOKIES' ~~~.89cf: cil's Dialogue number, 881- 0270. Secours Hospital for treat. JOHNSON & JOHNSON Full Maintenance Leases Available ment of abrasions of the fore- head and body pains, suf- 12-CT. $185 Keg League fered when she was knocked BOX • WE LEASE ALL MAKES It MODELS to the pavement. Following TODDLER Starts Oct. 3 treatment, she was released. ASSORTED FLAVORS Chief Coonce said the wom- 02 The Neighborhood Club an driver was taken to the 3- C See or Calt will be offering a bowling station where she made an JELL.O GELATIN 5BOXES.99 league this [all [or youths in official statement. She was AL EKIN, grades five through eight found not to be at fault and ONO Lease Manage! on Tuesday afternoons, Oc- was released without charge. tober 3 through December No violations were issued, 4-02.59C MIKE 12, at Maple Lanes, 18017 the chief said, but the inci- RICE CRACKERS PKG. East Warren avenue, De- dent is still under investiga. troit, from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. tion. . .PEPPERIDGEFARMS DILBER The fee of $25 and a club NEW 10-CT. Lincoln-Mercury, Inc. membership will cover the SHS '73 Class ITEM BAG 130 Kercheval t cost of two games per week FAMILY ROLLS On the Hill with instruction. Shoe rental will be $2.50 for the 10-week Holds Reunion WASHINGTON RED OR GOLDEN 881-5000 session. Add i t ion a I informalion The South High School may be oblained by calling class of 1973 will hold its the club at 885.4600. five.year reunion on Satur. day, September 30, at the " ;: .. Hillcrest Country Club. 50 DELICIOUS APPLES South Groesbeck highway, Mount Clemens. Hours are from 8 p.m. to 1 "To Meet Your Health Needs. 1 a.m. and is semi-

I formal. Cost is $10 per per.! ... We Cover The Pointes. " : son and i n c Iud e s hors d'oeuvres and entertainment. HARKNESS PARK ;) A cash bar will be available, PHARMACY DEVONSHIRE PHARMACY and spouses or datcs arc wel. 20315 MACK DRUGS 15324 E. Jefferson come. Checks should be made out 884-3100 16003 MACK 822-2580 to "Class of 1973" and sent ~ 881-0477 to Mary Ellen McDonald. 5259 Balfour road. Detroit 48224, no latcr than Friday, September 22. I FUfiher questions should be dirccted to Mary O'Don. ncll at 882.2427 or Mary Ellen McDonald at 885.7436

BEll. ELECTED Leo J. Bei! of The Park was Tecently elected fir~\ I vicl'.president of the Inler.1 nalional Food Servicc Exec- • utives Ass'n. He was named' to the post during the asso'l dalton's 77th annual conven. tion held in August.

' .. _-.. • ...-. ' "'+e • __ .__ .__ ~~-.. • _- t."'.".'",. ""lo111e"""'''.C'''__ d_'' __ _ ..' r__ CIlb <_ , _- _-.._' ._ ~_. _ Page Six GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, September 14, 1978 ------_._------_._---- 99 Cluh Receives Grant Y!AlS 0' Big Day for Seniors CONTINUOUS S!lVIe! REAL ESTATE ONE (Continued from Page 1) Currently there is no cen. (Continued from Page) seniors and this day gives like to break ground on the ter for senior activities 10. h t t everyone a chance to meet along with t e movemen 0- ALGONAC AREA project next spring. cated in The Pointe, although ward housing and a variety people from all sectors of the 10 naturally beautiful wooded acres en- The club embarked on its there are several nutrition of social activities. community," she staled. program to serve senior cHi. and recreation programs of- For his part, Mr. Pinkos, circle this gracious 4 bedroom colonial. zens aner a study of popula- fcred at various churches. In fact, Mrs. Sutton said who may not be able to at .. Over 3000 sq. ft., 2 fireplaces, 4 baths, tion statistics for The Pointe. The Neighborhood Club she hopes the group, which tend the celebration because h meets the first and third attached garage, greenhouse, $92,500. Officials found morc t.an I hOjJcs 10 provide a variety of Thursdays in the North High of his attendance at the 80th 18 percent of the populatIOn services specially aimed at annual convention of the of the fivc Pointes is 60lscniors, including travel, School c:lfeteria at 3:30 p.m .. Michigan Municipal League, REAL ESTATE ONE years or older and that at social service, nutrition and may be able to meet once a cited the "active Senior Citi. least 40 percent of the homes recreation programs. week in the future. zens Commission developing '-794-9393 in the area have at least one lias Big Membership "I want to invite all Grosse and creating programs to------.. I person 60 or older living in The club. which has served Pointe Woods seniors to ward keeping seniors in. Thinking of a career in . them. The Pointe for 67 years, cur- attend. We will have answers volved. It's a great thing." real eSlale' Join .he helpful -- ..---~- --.-- ..-----.. . rcnlly offers a full range of to almost all of their ques. "Most Effervescent" people! Da.e Mallo did and I recreational activities for tions (in relation to seniors' Reflecting over the two has almost I million dol. youths and adults. Its paid activities), and we invite past events, the mayor said lars in sales in his first silt moolh~ in busioess. We membership reached 6,200 them to attend our meetings. he particularly enjoyed the need 5 .. lespeople for our persons last year. (at North), or contact the presentations to the oldest St. Clair Shores office. We Announcement of the Senior Citizens Commission," resident and the citizen who Ira.n and provide license Kresge Foundation award she stated. has lived in the city the help. TV and radIO ad.er. PRRK ERST was made by William II. Bavinl'( such a day on an longest. lising. Our trainlOg pr~ram will gel you resuhs. Call Baldwin, chairman of the annual basis means a lot to With the special day, Mr. for ime",iew. Ask for Bruno foundation in Troy. Mrs. Sutton. "I feel whether Pinkos said he has found During: 1978, the founda. s{'niors belong to any group, that most of the seniors who InDOOR TenniS lion made 203 grants after they have an opportunity to participate in t~e variet~ of considering 1.229 applica- become part of a 'melting activities includmg dancIng'1 tions. Since it W:lS founded I pot' of citizens in The Woo~s. may realize they aren't as I in 1924, it has made appro- The Senior Citizens Commls' old as they like to think they' memBERSHIP priations of more than $311 sian works for all Woods are because most are very million to institutions of active. higher education. health servo MOI-e Info "Senior citizens in their ice. art. social welfare and late 80's an- early 90's are for the care of young and old still buzzing around. They join now! -----_._-----~._._---;;- ---: people. (Continued from Page 1) are most effervescent that It was created solely by d '11 partl'cular day," he added. Play starts Sept. 11th. th It mostly underground an WI jlcrsonal gifts from e a.e d t Those plannl'ng to attend d house auto repair, woo ,me. $ Sebastian S. Kr.eshge an IS al and engine shops and of- should bring their lunch, REMODEL not affiliated WIt any cor. b 'ld' g whl'le coffee and cake will . t' fices. The existing UI 10 Poration or orgamza Ion. rt d the be provI'ded. will be conve e 0 ous --l--F---b it art, drafting and photography Besides the regular social NOW! TOlle loot (l I classrooms. and recreational meetings at While the site is being ex. North, the Department of Loop to Start cavated for the new. build- Parks and Recreation offers __ ing, plans call for laymg ad- a number of programs for Z -- New local ~uiWing The Neighborhood Club, jacent foundations for an the seniors. ..W-'=--EU N EN ..codes require that 17150 Waterloo avenue, is enclosed s w i m m i n g pool While the seniors admit your property be starling a low contact seven. which may be built some not everyone who bowls, 'Bu.UlciWl.g - fl. updated prior to man touch football league time in the future. Mr. Kess. strikes, bowling at Grosse '~f p.m. Wed- Board members said they p.m. liYint m your home. IVININGS G ~ TU'-9144 nesday, Septemb~r 20.. have no present plans for Trips Planned UST SIOI AND For further mformatIon, constructing the $2.3 million Rifle and pistol shooting GIOISE POINru call 885-4600. pool, but noted that laying under the guidance of Al ------the foundations now may Rente is provided on Mon- UPDATE YOUR BATHROOM, KITCIIN, HOURLY RATE: $8.00 NON PRIME FmLDS IS V.P save money in the future if days from 2 to 4 p.m. and on Park resident John B. the pool is approved at a lat. Thursdays ~rom 7 to 9;30 PLUMBING and.ElICTRIC $13.00 PRIME Fields has been named a er date p.m. at public safety depart- vice.pre:;ident in the trust . R b t W J ment headquarters, 20025 & Park East Tennis Club. ltd. investms,t department at Trustee 0 er arner ex. Mack avenue. ALL HOME OffiCE SERVICES Detroit Bank and Trust. Mr. pressed. ~ome concern th3:t Meanwhile, weekly bridge PAINTING 18201 E.WARREN, DETROIT 885-0300 Fie1ds joined the bank in t~e deCISIOn to see~ an addI- classes are held rn Wednes- 1969. tIon.al cost analYSIS of the days at the Lake Front Park, ------~roJect may slow construe. and on Fridays at the old bon schedules to some de. bathhouse from 1 to 4 p.m., A NEW WAY TO SAVE gree. . I seniors "take a shot" at shuf. Mr. Kessler estImated that fie board. Weekly sew i n g HEAT THAT WON'T construction costs in the De- classes also are held at the troif area increase at a rate park on Wednesdays at 2 p.m. LEAVE YOU COLD. of two to three percent each Finally, several trips have mont~. He .added, though, been proposed including one that If the mdependent reo to the Detroit Zoo on Wed- view of the ~ro~ed can be nesday, October 4, at 11 a.m., complet~d . WIthin a fe~ Hawaii from October 7 to 20, weeks, It WIll not throw hIS Mackinac Island from Octo. schedule back at all. ber 18 to 20 a mystery trip Emotional Issue on Novem~r 9 and the The Board began to study Caribbean from November possible renovations of the 25 to December 2. industrial arts wing at South High School late last year. The building had been harsh- Chorus Seeks ly criticized in a North Cen. tral Ass'n. report on South New 'Members and had been subject of at least 20 building and electri- The Grosse Pointe Com. cal code violations. munity Chorus invites any- The $2.15 million bond is- one over 16, who can carry sue will finance the indus .. a tune and is genuinely in. trial arts project, as well as terested in singing with a several smaller improve. con g e n i a I mixed choral ments at other school build. group, to attend its first reo ings. hearsal, Tuesday. September The decision to authorize 19, at Parcells Middle School, bonds without a vote of cit- 20600 Mack avenue, at 7:30 izens became an emotional p.m. issue during the June School The registration fee is $7 Examine these important points_ Board elections. Jon Gande- for individuals, and $13 for lot, who won his Board seat couples. No auditions are in a contest against incum- required, and members need bent president John Bruce, not be Pointe residents. _tJt@ 1. Rate: Some financial institutions pay only the same rate as the latest had campagined strongly Members are looking for- average auction discount rate on 6.month Treasury Bills. 0 & N pays you 114 against the bond issue. ward to a fine Christmas of 1% more than the current discount rate" determined at the most recent The bond issue will not Concert in December with PLUMBING&HEATINC raise the millage rate. but choral selections ranging weekly auction of 6-month (26-week) Treasury Bills. will offset a half mill reduc- from sacred to popular. 15304 Kercheval tion that was anticipated Additional information may 2. Earnings: Some financial institutions do not compound your interest. Grosse Pointe this year. The tax rate will be obtained by calling 886. VA2-9070 o & N compounds your interest quarterly to produce an even higher effectIve remain at 38.72 mills next 0710. annual yield. year.

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_ .. ~--- - - ~- ~-~------~~-_..-__-.._-_.._-----_ ....._-_.__..._----_-.-_.------_ .._...------.._-~~~--~------_.-~--~ ~ Page Seven Thursday I September 14, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS STUDIES OCEAN 1 husband, Peter T.; her par. Rauth Library Dedication Set Sept. 17 Sarah A. Joos, a senior at PICHE"S ents, Arthur and Elizabeth North High School, this sum. Cerre; a brother and two flAIR CKVTR£ :1 168U KEHCIIE\'\1. "L. O_b_i_tu_c_ri_e_s __ sisters. The Gr?sse Pointe Woods I library will be obtained by magnificent library was also mer completed a National Presbyterian Church, 19950 registering at the church of. the spirit that built such Science Foundation program Courlyard H1dli:., LJ pp.r I.•. .'1e,,' 10 U""hI)R f'ierr. Tributes may be made to Mack avenue, will dedicate I fieI'. a magnificent congregation. in oceanography and mathe- DR. IVOR D. HARRIS of Railway Surgeons and the Immuno Therapy Research, , Memorial services for Dr. Pan American Medical Ass'n. the Andrew F. Rauth Me. \ Add t' t H b Idt St t 885.5ii43 Children's Hospital, Depart. morial Library on Sunday Rev. Rauth was pastor n we have receive the roa ICS a urn 0 a e : Harris, 65, of Provencal road He was a federal (lxaminer ment of Oncology, 1056 East September 17. This 3,000: from 1943 t~rough 1966, and legacy of both!" University in California. : were held on Tuesday, Sep. for the National Institute of 19th street. Denver, Colo. ,(ember 12, at the Grosse Occupational Sa f e t y and volume library was formerly pastor eme.fltus from 1966 to It)' 80218, or to the Adult Lu- the personal library of the ~~77. He dIed last September rift : Pointe Memorial Church. Ar. Health. In 1974, he became kemia Center-Fred Hutch. : rangements were handled by a fellow of the American Col. inson Cancer Research Cen. late Rev. Andrew F. Rauth . ., . the William R. Hamilton Co. lege of Radiology. ter, 1124 Columbia street, former pastor of the church' He served three churches INDOOR TENNIS CLUB"~ : He died on Saturday, Sep. . Dr. Harris was amembe-r Seattle, Wash. 98104. It will be dedicated in ~ in New Yo~k and Wis~onsin Grosse Pointe ~ ceremony conducted during before coming to. the Infant 'tember 9. at Saint John Hos. of the board of directors of Interment will be at Elm. :pital. the Michigan Cancer Society the 11 a.m. worship service. Woods P~esbyteflan ~hurch. :I.~~ wood Cemetery. Both the library and its Under hIS leadershiP. the : Dr. Harris had been a prac. and a lecturer throughout the stacks will then be opened church grew from ~OO memo ANNOUNCES ITS GREATLY EXPANDED . ticing radiologist in the De. country on the radiology of • • • for the congregation's inspec. hers to over 2,000. Its church ., ; troit area for over 36 years. trauma as well as a lecturer FREDERICK J. tion, and a display about Rev. school swel~e~ to over 1,200 .'V" : He was a graduate of the to the Michigan Bar Ass'n. SCHROEDER Rauth will be in the Heritage and the bUlldmg at the cor. M : University of Virginia School Among his civic activities, Room of the church. I ncr of Mack ave~ue and Tor. ~ , of Medicine and a past presi. Dr. Harris included the De. Services for Mr. Schroeder. rey road was bUIlt. "j 76, of St. Paul avenue were The Rauth Memorial Lj. ~ JUNIOR TENNIS ; dent of the Virginia Medical troit, Michig:.m and American ; Alumni Advisory Board. Historical Societies, the De. held on Friday, September B, brary is housed in two rooms Dr. ~ C. Lint~icum, *" and is particularly extensive present semor pastor, In an. ::,' ; A former instructor of troi~ Symphony Societ~, t~e at the Verheyden Funeral in its Biblical and theological nouncing the opening of the ; radiology at both the Uni. Nahonal .Trust for HIstone Home and Saint Ambrose B works. It contains every book Rauth Library. said, 'The . versity of Vir gin i a and Preserv.atlOn and the F?und. Church. 2; written by Emerson, Voltaire, Andrew F. Rauth Memorial ,.; PROGRAM ; Wayne State University, he er.s Society of the DetrOlt In. He died on Wednesday, Wilson iind Browning as well Library is perhaps the most ~ September 6, at the Georgian ,.was the former chief of shtutc of Arts. as all the books published by fitting object that could be ;: Bloomfield Nursing Home. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF PROFESSIONAL TOM GRAY radiolog>' at old Detroit Gen. I He was a member of the most of the great theologians given in memory of this great ~ eral Hospital, old Delray Country Club of Detroit. Mr. Schroeder was a of the 19th and 20th centur. man whose love for the ~~ . Hospital, Wayne University, Automobiles were his fa. branch chief with the Inter- iI'S. Woo d s C h u r chand thc ,,~ , Doctors Hospital, (past pres. vorite hobby. The owner of nal Revenue Service at the Grosse Poi n t I' community ~ Class Day Time . Ident of sta~f). Wyandott~ many prize.winning cars, he time of his retirement in Available to the members went side.by-side with his I';;; 5l~:~S, . General Hospital, (past presl' was a head judge for both 1965. of the Presbytery of Detroit great love for learning and Beginners Monday and Wednesday 4:00-5:00 p.m. dent of staff), Oakwood Hos. the Classic Car Club of Amer. and the Grosse Pointe Min- 5 Weeks ;~ A native Detroiter, Mr. isterial Ass'n. as well as the for books. ~ Advanced BeginMrs Tuesday and Thursday 4:00-5:00 p.m. f-~ : pital and Heritage Hospital. ica and the International ~}, I Schroeder was a member of members and staff of The "The tenacity and dedi ..... ~ Intermediates Monday and Wednesday 5:00-6:30 p.m. 5 Weeks r: . _ Dr. Harris was a member Rolls Royce Owners Club. the Senior Men's Club of Woods church, access to the tion that could build ;,uch .. i:i CompetitionGroup Tuesday and Thursday 5:00-6:30 p.m. 10 Weeks ::6£ the executive committee A founding member of the Grosse Pointe. 4:00.5:00 p.m. 5 Weeks : ~of all the above hospitals. He Sports Car Club of America WHILE SUPPLIES LAST *Tiny Tots Friday He also was a former com. !'was the founding member of and a member of the Bentley **Tarcly Teens hiday 5:00-6:30 p.m. 5 Weeks 1 modore of the Detroit Boat ~ :.'the medical firm of Drs. Har. Drivers Club Limited he was *Tiny Tots are children 6.8 years old. ,;; : Iris, Birkhill, Wang, SongI' a former member' of the Club and a member of the rt~., ,:and Associates. Mayor's Special Ad Hoc Com. Detroit River Yachting Ass'n. and the Grosse Pointe Sail : Dr. Harris also was a past mittel' fo~ the. Establish~ent Club. ~:president of the Michigan of an HistOrical Amerlean .:',Radiological Society. He was Au~omobile Museum in De. He is survived by his wife, ~. 25:{p ~~~~::.:::~~:.~:.~:::~~~: Evelyn; two sons, Frederick :::~::~I::;:~: '. a member of the American trOlt. .. ..,..., Practice time at reduced rates is planned for Juniors in the program. Jr. and John; a daughter, .:"Medical Ass'n., the Wayne Dr. Harris is survived by Mrs. Ann Sullivan; and five ~.County Medical Society, the his wife. Amy Duke; two grandchildren. CALL NOW ABOUT OUR NEW VERY 1. Michigan and Virginia Medi- daughters, Robin Russell and 1Al" ALL , 'cal Societies, the Nor t h Danielle; and two grandsons. Interment was at Mount ./ American Radiological So. . .. Elliott Cemetery. FMIIUZFR VIGORO I COMPEllnVE PRICES FOR THIS PROGRAM j ~.det)' the American Geriatric 111I' m 0 r I a 1 contrlbut.lOns . . ' .' may be made to the Umver- . '" . Society, the American Society sity of Virginia Medical GREENS YOUR •• i~ "RIGHT AT YOUR BACK DOOR" I School Foundation, School of STEPHEN LAZURENKO Medicine, Box 324, Char. LAWN FAST! Fertilizers A SHORT BI.nIDE AWAY ~ ~',All111edia Services for Mr. Lazuren. II lottesville, Va. 22901. ko, 17. of South Renaud KEEPS IT ";:'Class Set Interment was in Ohio. road, were held on Tuesday, GREEN! September 5, at Saint An- '" '" '" drews Ukrainian Orthodox . Middle school and high Hurry' II' Grosse Pointe INDOOR TENNIS CLUB MRS. BETSY CERRE Church. Arrangements were I ":. school students in grades KROSS handled by the Buhay Chap. • Phone 882.9085 • ,he AUSTIN TENNIS HOUSE - MACK AT CANYON I"'" ".' seven through 12 are offered a' (Behind lochmoor Chrysler) ..; a chance to augment their Services for Mrs. Kross, 1'1. .'. art studies at the War Me. 2.6, of The City will be held He died on Thursday. Au. '.;. morial, 32 Lakeshore road, today, Thursday, September gust 31, of injuries sus. ;. where a special class is be- 14. at the Verheyden Funeral tained in an automobile ac- Wm. J. ~~~!!q!o~~.f~ ! v_. £ .. ' Home and Saint Paul On.the- ~.~=.-.~<--,J : ing S(!t up in Drawing and cident. Lake Church at 10 a.m. '•• Painting All Media. He is survived by his par. It will be taught by Mrs. She died on Sunday, Sep. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Serhij La. tember 10, at Seattle, Wash. Carol Lachiusa on Saturdays, zurenko, and a sister, Mrs. "The Place That Grosse Pointe September 23 to December Mrs, Kross was a graduate Olha Holland. Has Been Waiting For" ... - a place apart - 16. from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. of Saint Paul High School Interment was at Saint An- and Northwood Institute. The fee is $39 for the 12- drews Cern e t I' r y, Bound week term. She is survived by her Brook, N.J.

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18328 MACK AVENUE An English Towne Restaurant and Public House MACK AND MANOR AVENUES This Week's GROSSE POINTE FARMS .Bell Ringers ~ Prices Effective Sept. 14, 15 and 16 for rflBervations: 886.0002 • CLOSED SUNDAY (Closed Sundays) We Close Wednesdays at 1 p.m. •

U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS PUBLIC HOUSE TOWNE RESTAURANT MONDAY-SATURDAY MONDA Y.FRIDA Y 11 :30 a.m. Till 2 a.m. LUNCHEON 11 :30.3 - PROPER TEA 3-5 ENGLISH CUT DINNER6-11 - COCKTAilS TilL 2 A.m. LUNCHEON/DINNER FRIDAY & SATURDAY: DINNER 5:30 p.m. T~IIMidnight POT ROAST $1.59 LBo U.S.D.A. CHOICE WHOLE '..' MORBID MONDAY A T THE WELLINGTON PUB 10 LB. , SCREWDRIVERS •.• RIB EYE AVG. ea. LBo '.....":>;';' 'Who fnv8IfttKJ this day'! (Cut Into Ste~lcs At No Extra Charge) $2.98 CHANGING OF THE GUARD : 'JOyr, S~laI WJttl,n a Special-During the FROM,4 TO 7, ..~':'lVht Qam~ Only-L...... Drd- '.. ' , ~, for BlUE -.An) OUR OWN BREADED OR PLAIN SI 79 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY, In addition tD lB. , Ih,2 for 1 VEAL PATTIES • THE WELLINGTON, LTD. froll 4 to 7 TOUGH TUESDAY HORMel'S CENTER CUT S1 98 WILL SERVE TWO COCKTAilS during ..... OIly FOR THE REGULAR "Changing of ALl.R DIIUS•.. ~ SMOKED PORK CHOPS • LB. the Guard" (It's a long way till Friday lh. Wellington. BON ELESSROLLED PRICE OF ONE Especially FOR THE LADIES, as turn about Ltd. bas ollr for Monday Night Football PORK LOIN ROAST Dwn ENGLISH WANTON WEDNESDAY BONELESS BEEF SlEW $1.58 LB. WORK HUMMERS ••• ".49 WEEK Why waft till Friday, LB. N.Y. STYLE LONDON BROIL Rci~~o $1.98 "Changing •of the SPECIALS GET IN TUNE TONIGHTt Guard" BONELESS CHICKEN BREASTS SUPREME $2.19 LB, puts any day in proper perspective. When the day THORQUGHLY ROmN THURSDAY Fresh Jumbo Chiquita Home Grown MARTI'IS ••• It$ has been ordinary, or just What 61se would you expect from Artichokes Bananas Tomatoes that bad that your guard the people who invented Gin? is up, change your • 18~. 35~. sentiments at ~ MPKIaI Mntimenta .r. ..,.1Iabie 59!a, nightly our ..., 7 p."'- In. Pub The Wellington, Ltd" Our Fresh Ready To Cook Entrees:' • Stuffed Chicken Breasts. Beef Roulade. Stuffed Pork Rolls. Stuffed Flank Steak. Chicken Breasts Cordon B1eu• Veal Parmesan • Veal Milanese • Chicken Breasts Supreme ... ARE NOW IN PRESSWARE EXCLUSIVELY. Adaptable for Microwave or Conventional Ovens . entertainment '* Inquire about our ..-----ALIO AVAILABLI----..... ROYAL SATURDAY AFTERNOON • STUFFED PORK CHOPS • STUFFED PORK ROAST TUES., WED., FRI., SA T, EVENINGS BACKGAM,\10N SOCiETY • STUffED PORK TENDERLOIN • .... NOT IN PRESSWARE ------....

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GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, September 14, 1978 ExtendGPT Cab Operations Investigated -JACOBSEN. Ticket Date (Continued from Pige 1) regarding the activities oC selling them to cab firms. former employe made appli- the two cab firms authorized Then it is up to the cab own. $4000 OFF! Grosse Pointe Theater, cation for three plates listing to operate in The Park, stat. ers to keep their vehicles in 5 3 H.P,-20-inch 'liME liEF fRESln'OULTIY DAilY 'lODUCTS (GPT), ticket chairman 1976 Lennon, Grosse Pointe, ed it was the first time he a saCe and proper operational "HOMIMADI SAUSAGE" fllSH FISH DAtlY Carole Lombardini expressed in the -name oC William R. had heard of the maHer. order. concern because a large num. Huber, Ine., associated with He said that although Councilman Douglas G. "SNOWBURST" LEAN, TENDER ber of regular season ticket "Cooperative Association" of Park cab bond plates are Graham said he has noticed Ileflllla, subscribers have not re- "Radio Cab." honored by other Pointe cit. that a number of cabs are in '289.95 BEEF Chief Coonce further stat- ies, they are not by Detroit. such poor condition that he A sponded to their season ticket is surprised that people want mailing. ed that the former location For thaI matter, the mayor SlEW SI.49Ib. to get into them. in Kercheval avenue is used added, The Park does not The date when all replies to service "Radio Cabs." OW- honor Detroit cab bond !\fr. Cracolici, who said he were to be sent to GPT was cials of the firm have been plates. has a 1977 model cab, will ALASKAN SNOW Sunday, September 10. How- instructed to service only This means, he pointed keep his vehicle and others purchased in the future in L ever, all regular season those bearing Park bond out, that cabs licensed by CRAB ticket holders will now have plates, but a recent inspec- the two cities can drop off good working order. lIe also until Wednesday, September tion showed this is not being fares, say from The Pointe promised quick service after LEGS S2.39Ib. 20, to reply. complied with. into Detroit, and vice-versa, Co u n c i I man Dr. Roger While They Last' Views Ordinance but cannot pick up fares un- McNeill stated, at Bon Se- All ~achines Assembled, After that date, those who Too, the report revealed, less they have the bond cours Hospital. people have SerViced and Ready to Go have not replied will be been known to wait from a E drivers of cabs carrying Park plates of the respective BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL terminated as season ticket bond plates have made com- cities. half an hour to a longer holders and their tickets will plaints that unlicensed "Ra- Mr. Cracolici charged that time period before a cab ar. be made available to the dio Cabs," which are on the the $10 a month assessed cab rives. -MEATLOAF growing number of GPT fans same dispatch system, have owners by Radio Cab, Inc., is Close Vote - PEPPER LOAF 1 9 Mr. Crawford and Chief $ awaiting season tickets. answered Pointe cab calls. a violation of the law. He "There is no distinction said that if he is granted a Coonce said that Radio City TnI!' lawn MOwf' Ptoplt" - PICKLE & PIMENTO Ib, Mrs. Lombardini also ad. between Park bond plates license to operate in The cabs have been recently 19815 Mack ave., in the Woodt Greo. for 'he Lunch 80x vises that a mailing will be and Park issued 'Public Ve- Park, he will comply with checked out when they en. Mon thou,1 "1 • t. 6 .3 sent out on the 20th to all hide,' (PV), licenses by every aspect of the law as tered the city, and many Sol • 111 .. pm who have requested informa- which to determine the dif- set forth. were found operating in The PRIME CHOICE tion on the shows for this ference," Chief Coonce stat- In Poor Condition Park without the proper season as well as regular ed. "PV licenses are issued Chief Coonce said before bond plates. RUMP single ticket subscribers. to persons driving taxis. any bond plates are issued to The city manager said he They must have no criminal any cab, the vehicle is given had a complete report from Further information may record, and if they have, a thorough safety inspection Chief Coonce on the cab sit- ROASI be obtained by calling 881- Boneless Rolled they are denied such Ii- and if it is not up to speciCi- uation, which was ready for 40{)4 between 10 a.m. to 5 censes." cation standards, it is ord- presentation if the council Public Notice p.m. Monday through Friday. Mr. Cracolici charged that ered taken off the street un. wanted to hear it. However, the owner(s) of Radio Cab, til repairs are made and then the council, by a 4.3 vote ta- WHOLE Inc., purchase The Park the bond plate is is.ued when bled the. matter until the The fish are runningl BEEF plates, which are renewed the cab's malfunctions are next regular meeting and aU-I .•. and so are the spirits! automatically each year, and corrected. thorized Mr. Crawford and lenderloin 52.971b, assess employes purchasing Chief Coonce said that the chief to conduct an in- Cut Up Free their own cabs from the many of the cabs purchased vestigation. It's glad tidings from the Old firm $10 each month for the .by companies everywhere Voting in favor of tabling use of the plates. are rejuvenated police cars were lIfr. Patterson, Dr. Mc. Place. We are kicking off the fall Although the drivers buy and other municipally-owned Neill, Councilman Clayton season in grand style by OPENING 25300 E. JEffERSON - ST. CLAIR SHORES, MICHIGAN 480B1 Alandt and Mr. Graham. HOURS: Tue •. thru Sal. 8-6-Specia/s Gooel Thru Sept. 23 the cabs at a cost of more cars. than $5,000, with many half Auto sales companies com. Those against were Council. FOR LUNCH Monday 11 a.m. PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED 775.1991 paid for, the firm retains ti. pletely overhaul these autos men George Verdonckt and tle to the vehicles until they and put them in excellent Charles Tompkins and Coun. Sept. 18th. are paid for, and as title workable condition before cilwoman Ann MacDonald. holder the company buys the The Old Place is set with a smart plates. ' l new idea A COMPETEL Y City Attorney Herold Dea. leat Invades 3 Park Homes I 1979 FORD MODELS ARE HERE•.. NOWI son, in reading a portion of REVISED MENU with the exciting ordinance controlling the op- The modus 0 per and i, The first to make a report Order your '79 Lease Car Today eration of cabs in The Park, (method of operation), of to the authorities was the addition of a dieter's dream - said that when a firm or per. three break.ins have Park Krebs family. Investigating Including low cholesterol and low son sells cabs, the bond authorities believing that a offiCers discovered that the from the "better" people . • • • plates automatically expire. "eat" burglar is on the prowl nocturnal intruder entered calorie ~mphasis. • all '79 Ford models available • full maintenance program The purchasers must ap- again, according to informa- the home by cutting the pear before the council for tion released by Police Chief screen and opening the win . Diamond Phillips is set knowing • one and two year leases • we 'lease any make, any model an authorization to get the Henry O. Coonce. The inci- dow at the rear of the house. bond pla.tes before they can that his loyal patrons are ready ~ fleet and Individual leases tailored to your needs dents were reported to have Reported missing was a operate in The Park and the occurred during the night of set of luggage, a set of silver. to rediscover what is "NEW" at other Pointes. Thursday, September 7. ware, several articles of FIlO. THEWIIBT AlEIlT Call Phil Gavan Expresses Surprise Entered were the homes of clothing and a portable radio. 011 TIlE EAST BIDE for details. After the initial purchases Susan Krebs of Bishop road, The burglar escaped by leav. of the plates, which expire beceuse Wl/ offer Joseph DettIof of Kensington ing through the front door. on December 31 each year, u better rates • more cars road and Richard Maceroni The amount of the loss is not they are automatically re- u better service u cleaner cars 885-4000 of Three Mile drive, all while known. newed for the following year with the approval of the pr:. the families were asleep, the At the Dettlof residence, lice department. It is not nec- chief said. the burglar entered by cut- Monday through Friday essary to appear before the The forcible entries were ting the screen of the rear council every year to seek made between 12 a.m. and screen door, which was 15301 E. Jefferson, Grosse Pointe Park the plates, but cab firms 8 a.m. locked, then opening the muSt come before the council ------inner door. No loss was re- FALS . 'each time a cab fare increase ported, Chief CO'Once said. A 16901 MACK NEAR CADIEUX is sought. Center to'Hold member of the family had Mayor Matthew C. Patter- wakened at 3 a.m. and turned Heat lost is son, who expressed surprise Class on Aging on the downstairs light, ap- parently frightening the in- money lost. "The Aging Individual in vader, who escaped the way Society," an undergraduate he had entered. credit course offered by the Mr. Maceroni called police Youdearty loved College of Lifelong Learning to report his house had been at Wayne State University. broken into. The "cat" en- will begin Thursday, Sep- tered the residence by re- tember 21, at the War Me- moving the s ere e nand old Aunt l1ester, morial, 32 Lakeshore road. climbing through the kitchen window. . The course, which deals Missing, authorities were with the problems and chal- informed, was a portable lenges presented by the in- color television set, several creasingly large proportion but that antigue jewelry ladies fur coats and the fam- of older people in the popu- ily car from the garage. The lation, is a basic course in year and make of the auto the two.year pre-professional That's r gl" And 'oacecua,e Step H3stlnq 'uel and money. was not given, nor was the program in gerontology. and "su1atlon 's the IT'alCr :aL.se :.t ';SK fer "'~rOllte Foam, In') q':.:a'~ sheleftyou total amount of loss known. I ""e;t less ~Jcw j'cu -;2n 'S.=qr.l- ':'"1 -ar""'"'e n nSlJlatlof'l it may be taken as a part of 'Icarny r~~uce tt"e t C'/' • .,t 'e~t the curriculum or as an en- ~r:;...... ?'.:r rorT'.a ...Ilt~ .1e~al,:~ ti ty in itself. :=.:d"r, inSt.J~ancn. Adult Progl-alu F'.J~1..~~ll 3rc -:el1,rc nsula~ The class will consist of '10" :2~ S:h,e ;.cu l..0 -rc :i)~; is fOr the birds. The M.rl< of Quality 10 lecture.diseussion sessions Planned at Cluh .loa : .....It S "T'Clnel H'l ~our Insulation and three field trips to local ::cc"st! facilities serving the elderly. ,3,e':Jlde ~Ja;Tl cer-:'2rier,tt'l . The Neighborhood Club, seajs I"">!i:r,cr JOlj'S to "'''d'..';-nll~ It will meet Thursdays from 17150 Waterloo avenue, is ,~::;OC;;~; .... HImel" ;,eat 'oss. 't sealS END You shouldn't and probably \vouldn't sell 4:30 to 7:30 p.m., and it car- offering a new program this n '~~ ....p.at . se.ajs ~.Jt :r:e ries four hours of college ;::. a ?er.e:~ :01'" vse nail ::,oes OF year for adults over 20 to ~f .,c~es, r,ew ::'ir o?'(IS'lrg 'l~ treasured family heirlooms \yithout careful credit. provide various activities for I S["!Jc~url?g Registration materials are both single and married: Tr-e t:oe':1er yeur '"'-:rre s 'n- SUMMER • consideration. But you shouldn't just auto- available at the War Me- s:"I.;!e'J 'ne lower • c:..:r r-e3t adults. : 1;5 Will ~e. ..~ nlatically keep every inhetited piece either: morial. Currently co.rec activities SPECIAL! Information a b 0 u t the in volleyball and softball as Tucked a\vay in a safe depo ...~itbox you course and program may be weJl as a fencing club. run. II obtained by calling Eliza- ning club and community rf; l11ay have je\yclry that just doc,'-;l1'tsuit your beth Williams, the instruc. tennis are offered. : tor, at 885.8724. or by calling Other even ts ten ta tive Iy , up to 1000 sq. ft. of wall the pre-professional program ~ taste or lifestvle. planned are open activity " 00 in gerontology at Wayne nights alone of the schools. I $595 * ,: : Je\veh)r that could be exch<.ulgcd f()r State University at 577-2500. social events such as tiwatrr. I *Over 1000 sq. h. ocIiusled o«l.ding/y Off ... GoooIIhrv s.pt. 30, 1.7. sporting activities and con. I' f SOJlletilillg you'd like Hlttch bettcr or that could certs. If you would like to meet CASHAN'S INSULATION even be traded fi)r cash. new people and have a good: lime, officials invite citi- 881-1934 Aftcr all, funes, tastes ,uId values do change. zens to attend its kick-of! An Anodale of meeting Friday. September NICKELL Insulating Co_ 1'\ ling, or broach lcft you years ago Illay no\\' be \YOlth considerably 22, at the dub beginning at £sl. over 30 years nlore than you l.~'crill1ugincd. 8 p.m. rnlC be.,;t \\'ay to find out fi)r sure, is to hayc it appraised by eXJ>crts. PAYFOR 3. At Chw1crhousc ,,'c're buvcrs, sellcrs, brokcrs mId appraisers • • of fincjc\velr~: antiquc tilnl.1)icce.~. "uId C;'corgi"ulsHycr. GET 1 FREE \ VitiI \\'orl(hyidc rc,;ourccs at our fingC1ups. Kodak Color Printsfrom \Ve can help you to dccidc \\'hich picces "U'C\\'OrtJl selling and REALTOR.ASSOCIATE' Represents buyers from a Your Slides \vhich piece.,; arc "'OrtJI kceping, Wldemarket area. . seiling, bUYingor lust thinking about Now get more color prints than you pay for When YOli ~ . call Mark' Just call our rc,-;ident appraisers {()f as",-;istancc and u

-_=-:'-~~ The RHOij0b(0Ca irARL KEI'l CAMERA ~ REA LTV Personal Jewelers @ Gemol08isLs L __ ... :::-...... --:----.-- _ I CENTER 17114 KERCHEVAL - in the Village 20052 "ELL Y ROAD Open Thursday Evenings 885.2267 6ixteen t:i8hLThirl)' five Kercheval Ave. - 885-12)2 - Crosse PJinle, Mich, HARPER WOODS

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. ,.I , , Treasures by the car-load. Beautiful. unique Orientals - hana-woven of pure ~ Kula 37"xS' $599 ,,. wool pile by artists skilled in this centuries-old tradition, And certain to Pakistan Bukara 97"xlO'5" $799 , Kula Prayer 41"xS'10" $729 , ,. Pakistan CaucoIIan 6'x810" $799 ,. become even more precious as the years go by, Listed are only a sampling Milas 4'x7'2" $749 ~ Pakistan BUcara 67"x9' $1149 ~ of the many, many rugs you'U find - both classic and contemporary styles, Pakistan Caucasian 8'6"xl1'6" $2019 Anatolian Prayer 3'x4'6" $399 ", Anatolian Fam. Prayer 3'x7' $599 ,,. Come see. Consider, Examine the unusual values, If you have questions - our Pakistan BUcara 8'3"xll'4" $2119 ~ Pakistan BUcara 10'x14'4" $1139 Kula ST'x6'4" $1049 A , Oriental Rug expert will be pleased to assist you. And, whatever your Anatolian S'x7'6" $1199 .• chOice, be assured an Oriental rug is one of the best home-furnishings FROM INDIA Kula 6'9"x9' $1899 •, • investments you can make, Sale lasts just one week - ends September 17. TYPE SIZE NOW .- • 2'x3' FROM CHINA I So don't miss out. Rugs listed one of a kind- and subject to prior sale, Visit Indo-Sarouk $149 • Bengci . 3'xS' $179 TYPE SIZE NOW • 2'x4' , • us now in Hudson's Area Rugs, Northland and Eastland only . fndo-Bukara 27"x4'" $249 Super Chinese $299 • 2'3"x4'6" ~ Indo Prayer 2'B"x4'3" $279 Chinese Ming $299 3'xS' $569 • Indo Shifvan 2'9"x4'3" $279 Super Chinese • FROM PERSIA Meshkin S'7"x9' $&99 Lx4' $579 • Indo Bukara 3'xS' $M9 Silk Chinese , TYPE SIZE Ardabil S7"x8'9" $1449 4'x6' $719 • NOW Indo Kashan 3'xS'3" $379 Chinese Ming . Kerman 2'x3'3" Shiraz Tx10" , $1489 3'xS' $1099 . $249 Indo Prayer 3'xS'4" $399 Silk Chinese Bukara 3'2"x47" Herez 8'x10'2" $1179 5T'x7'l0" $1249 $299 Indo Sarouk 4'x6' $399 Chinese, Oval Kerman 2'2")(4'6" $M9 Meshkin 8'4"x10'9" $2119 9'x12' $1919 Indo Tabriz 3'xS' . $399 Chinese Ming Mir-Sorouk 3'3"xS' $399 Tabriz 6'xQ'2" $2299 9'10"x137" ~199 Palace 4'x6' ~19 Chineso Kerrrr:Jn 3'xS' Kashan 67"x10' $2399 14'x23'6" $7299 ~99 Indo Bukara 4'2"x6'4" $549 Super Chinese Sarouk 3'6")(S'4" $719 Sarouk Tx8' $2499 6'x9'2" $2399 Agra 4'2"x6'4" $619 Chinese Ming Dargozin 2'9")(8'8" $719 Heriz 9'x12'8" $2739 Tx10' $2649 Benaras 6'xQ' ~9 Super Chinese Bukara 4'9"x6'9" $769 Mlr-Sarouk 87"xll' $2799 9'3"x12'3" $3299 Asha 6'x9'Z' $439 Chinese Ming Kerman 2'9"xB' $&99 Tabriz 6'6"x10'8" $2899 10'x13' Indo Herez 6'S"xQ'4" $619 Super Chinese $4499 Sorouk 2'8"x610" $9.9 Ardabil 97"x1Z $3029 Indo Peking 6'x9' $859 Dargozin 2'9"x12' $959 Joshegan S'3"x8'9" $3169 Indo Perking 8'xlO' $1279 FROM AFGHANISTAN Kerman 2'4"x11'4" $959 Kerman 8'6"x1l'8" $3649 Indo Kashan 6'x9' $1279 Kermon 4'x7' $1199 Jozan 7'4"x10'8" ~999 Palace 8'x10'4" $1399 AND RUMANIA Kerman 27"x20'10" $2199 Tabriz 97"x12' $5579 Indo Peking 9'xl2' $1719 TYPE SIZE NOW Herez 2'6"x3'8" $199 Hefiz 10'x127" $2&79 Indo Herez 9T'xl2'7" $1S39 Afghan 4'x6'5" $259 Joshegan 2'XZ9" $209 Ardabil 10'4"x13'8" $3549 Indo Kashan 9'2"x12' $2599 Rumanian 2'S"x47" $269 Abedeh 2'x3'4" $269 Palace 9'x12'4" $1919 Rumanian Tabriz 27"x4'8" $319 Meshkin 3'6"xS' $M9 Indo Tabriz 6'x9'4" $1729 Rumanian 2'8"x4.8" $329 Tobriz 2'9"x4' ~99 FROM PAKISTAN Indo Tabrlz 9'x12' $2879 Afghan 4'6"x7'3" $,1.99 Ardobil 4')(S'3" $629 Bencras 10')(14' $1099 Rumanlon ~G::,r : _ " x7' < ,. Joshegan 3'8"xS'2" $769 Pakistan Prayer 2'1"xl7" $79 IndaPeklng 10'x14 $2249 Rumanian Tabnz 2'8"x10'3 $799 Meshkin 3'3"xQ'2" $799 Pakistan Bukara 2'x2' $89 Palace 12'xlS' $3169 Rumanian 6Tx93' $1649 Tabriz 4'2"xS10" $899 Pakistan Bukara 2'x4' $189 Indo Shirvan 12'1"x1B'8" $5299 Rumanian Tabrlz 7'4")(11" $2199 Kum-silk 37"xS'S" $1149 Pakistan Prayer 2:7"x4'6" $269 Afghan 5 '5" x7'2" $579 Tabriz S')(6'5" Pakistan Caucasian 2:8"x4'8" $269 $1.99 Afghan 7'6"xlO'8" $1589 Silk Kashan 47"x7' Pakistan Bukara 4'3"x6'6" $339 FROM TURKEY $~9 Afghan 7'x12'Q" $2399 lsphan-silk 3'8")(57" ~999 Pakistan Caucasian 4'2"",6'2" $269 TYPE SIZE NOW Afghan 10'x12'2" $2799 Noio/Silk S'x7'10" $6999 PakIstan Prayer 3'2"xS'6" 5399 Bergama 2'6")(4'4" $239 Kerman S'x8' $1829 Pakistan Bukara 2'8"x10'3" $649 Milas 3'3"xS'6" ~29 'Tolol u~, avClllobiear HudK'f' s NorfNond Ond Easfland w~ Quonf1I16' Imr Bul

• Page Eleven Thursday, September 14, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS ------. ------~------~------_._------:GROSSEPOINTe .REALEST~TE.BOARD • iBUYING OR SELLING REAL ESTATE - MAKE THE RIGHT MOVE WITH' A MEMBER j BROKER - VISIT OR CALL HIM FOR PROMPT, PROFESSIONAL SERVICE ~ {i;r.~._l. Ol"'\:lI"_"

(;R:\ \"I'O:-:--'[he pNfecl famIly home. 4 bedrooms, 2'2 baths upstairs, another lavatory on lhe main PURDY & TOLES floor, a brighl sunroom and beautiful natural woodwork throughout. Built when quality \1 a'i 1\lIi an oplion, this home has updated bathroom, OPEN SlJ:'oI[)j\ Y 2:30 to 5:00-1858 OXF(IIW ami offers unlimited potential at a very rt'ason. Delightful bungalow featuring 2 bedroollls and able price Last bLlt not least, this home ha' an bath down. bedroom up. liVIng mom \\ ith fire- ('it'\'ator, That's right, an clevator, custom built. place plus a large modern kitdwn 1\ ith ar extra l'apaol" of servicing all three floors as w,,11 as an largr breakfast area. outdoor e:l:lt to thl' backyard, We invite you t{, (':111 for ad(l1tional details. SIlOW~ BY APPOI:":T)'IE!'>:T: Super lot (100' x 250') b(,tw{'en Jefferson

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-l9-l SHELBOl1RNE. GROSSE 1'01:\'TE F AR:\lS 3 bedroom brick ranch. all aluminum trim, built by Cox & Baker. Large living room wtih a nalural fireplace, 2 full baths, 2 car attached garage with an automatic door opener, central air. A very nice huusp at a very nice price - Just reduced to $84,500.

29021 JA:\[ES, WARRE:'\--Pril'ed t() sell. This gorgeous thre:: bedroom brick ranch has all the imminuties, 1'" baths. large kitchen with dishwashrr and disposal, full bascment. two car attached garage, and a large lot. Ruilt in 1962, it Il

23107 ALGER, ST, CL\]H SIIOHES-Excepti'lnally 1l\l't' and priced to sell is tl,is custom threE' bedroom brick ranch, Features in<:1ude 1;\I'gl' f"n, l'd ~arc!, family room \' Ilh n3tural fin'place and beamed ceiling, country J.:itlhen with built-llls_ fim,;!lL,d has('lIlcnt. 2'! car attached garage', prolit, and first floor laundry room_ 38023 SEA WA Y Dn.. :\11'_ CLF.:\! r-:'\:-,-Boal llwn('r~ dl'lighl. Ilock your boa I ill your o\\'n back yard under covered bO:lt house with e lret ric Iooisc I'rc~t iginliS t\',o bedroom, I'" bath brick ranch, 1'" car attached garage and finishcd ba~el1lent are JlLo:l conH' of Ihp fe;ltun'~ offered on this bpautiful Lake st. Clair home located on a .- ,~ .....--~----' canal with direct :leCl'~' tI, 111(' lak(" ThiS 11011!l' can't 1:1,1 long at the asking price. 1018 BISHOP 1839 PRESTWICK Ull ~O\l \\\,h l'lcC::1I11 li\ln~ In (;n"','" Pointl"! It i, BELOW BY APPOINTMENT, PLEASE h"t<' on Bl~I!Il1' H":,,I "illtlll" f"r ~1'Ll \ nul' (J\\ n 1'1'1- Charming 3 bedroom Brick Hanch II ith flni~hed bas,'- \:ltl' }lilld (H~lIlPI(.' ~l.'l -tr~lln f,~r tHt' rac('s-- or

GROSSE POI:'\TE \\O[)\)S _ 1\r3111\ 11<'\1 .• 1uA for yon, Sl'anmls fOlll' hdroolll colnnial presently und~r con- 111pn1. nc\\" 2.car garagl'. pa1lo ,\'ilh ga:; gnll. e.~lra~p Ju...t r('I;~'\. lLl\ " .\ oLd" il\~ n ::-tl'rt.'I.~ nHltn-- -bl in (,0!11. ~trllctilln 111 onl' of the lllll,t ,I,',lr;,oll' :,rt'as of the \\"oo,b, This fine' home f{'atures a gracious formal c,JIllplctely aluminum sidl',1 ;1S \1'<'11

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1007 BERKSH IRE SHOREWOOD E. R. BROWN REALTY, INC. PRICE REDUCED INDiAN VILLAGE i i~,Ll ll'lin,' f,l[' E'\l'( ~It.\t' \'nh'rl.lInln:-:, \)r (,'\Hllillft. Tlu, hl';llltlful Enghsh Tudor II ith ~latr ro"r. "1'1'11 20431 MACK AVENUE .lh:t' 11\l'l.~ !:\.~'l'ptl1ln.Ll ;ti'Pllll1tllll'llt, - n'~lhl..H:.\ny stal 1"\1 a~. panl'!l'l1 hbra r~. h\ I ng rOllm Ihat 1'I1<'1h 1" GROSSE POINTE WOODS, tV. I 48236 ; ,dl, It'l! ::~'r.ln Jil!' ...'..! "~lh :{ :,-t"r~ ::--t,llr\~ J~ .1IHi 11,. large ~IIn rooOl. fonnal di fling rlluTll. fi nl." lH Ii It,l "I GROSSE POINTE WOODS OFFICE ,' .....nil" t !1l"l'I<.hL'''' 4 twtirntlfn .... :~ h~lth..:.. \\aIled JlH'n1. :2 (Oar attaeht.'d g(lr~I~C' Jt won"t la"t [on:.! ~ .1:: 'l\'I1Ii)I'I~ "f The (;r(l~SI' P,lintl' H.. al E\tate B"arcl _: IT !t'~ ...'1,:_,( d:',ittrlll'n' L.r .HL1... 1..\ l~':C()n)l' for an al'Poll1t nll'nt to ,r,' It

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'GROSSEPOINTE. RE:~l ESTArE &OARD. THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY G) .....-,-,~ BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE BOARD .~___ 1~

SERVING GROSSE POINTE FOR OVER 50 YEARS chweitzer WITH 3 GROSSE POINTE OFFICES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE REAL ESTATE INC~ -or .... 1.1, ,tit \ f'

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INTER.CITV RELOCATION SERVICE Relocation Service Available FARMS OFFICE To or From the Pointes 888-5800 GROSSE POINTE FARMS GROSSE POI NTE PARK GROSSE POINTE WOODS 82 Kercheval 884-0600 16610 Mack 881-4200 19790 Mack 881-6300 Schweitzer Offices open 9 to 9, six days a weeki Sunday, 10 to 5:30 oucelL--=.=-----~ Three New Offering~ ~ ReAL ESTATE

FIRST OFFERING Immaculate 4 bedroom 3', bath home on lovel\' street. 235 x 13.5 living room, hbrary, all room~ generous in size, Still time to enjoy the beau- tiful inground pOG!. A GOOD PLACE TO START - OR STOP ~~ One floor living in this 3 bedroom ranch on nicer strre! in Woods, ~ ~~ A PRfCE REDCCTIO;-'; TOO ~~ ~:~ ...... V/"". ~ .1, DESIG:\'ED FOR FA~llLY LIVI:'\G - If you require PICTVIlESQUE FAR:\I HoeSE - Built before 1900. PH ICE)) 1:'\ THE :'IllD 80's -- Me you looking for 19846 MACK AVE. 886-4141 four or fIve bedrooms and a home designed for this charming home has been completely restored a quality home with four or fivc bcdrooms and family style Jiving, we have thc one~ Special fea' by its present owners so that all that is left to 2' .. baths? TI]('n call today for more information tun's of this well maintained home include a do is add your own pcrsonal touch. Four bcd- on our FIHST OFFERI?"G. Large modern kit. pancled dining r:)()m, large fanllly room, upstairs rooms. 2 baths, fin'placcs in Parlor and Sitting chen with built.ins. living room with fireplace. den or sitting room. finished basemen!. aluminum Room. modernizcd kitchen, completely rewired lead(':l glass windo,' s and doors. trim on all exterior surfaces for maintenanre and rcplumbed with copper tubing. and a newer free living. furnace. Call carly for your appointment of this 88 Handy Road special hom('. LOCATIW I;\; TilE WOODS -- With only a five CO:--;VE;\;IE:'>T FARl\TS LOCATIO:" -- This well SIIOHEIlA\1 ROAD - PHleE HEDt'CED - On(' minutc \\alk to schools. Three hcdrooms, 2 full car('

William R McBrearty Wililom G Adlhoch James P Fabick Katherine H StC'phenson John D Hoben, Jr. M Lee Hennes Nanci M Bolton Julie Docile Myrno Smith Corlene M,'Ne Sl*~ IhE' n('" '.....n'.r of thiS :-';cw l:n,'I;II'i ("I"IIl:l' ',',.!I, " b"drr""Il' 2 bath~, 2 lava. " 11', \1:' ',I, r kll'IIl'O ;lIld 1:lllilClry fanlily room. ~ 16845 KERCHEVAL In The Village rr ,. l' "II; ,"i nl1 ;1 (harrnlrll~ qlll~! ','1('(-1, <,oll\'elllent 882-5200 10 all ,d.Il' It) lI", !"!I1I11'~ ~ REALTORS SCULLY & HENDRIE, INC. 20J(;f! \I;]('k Aw RBI RalO

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_ mm 'C' "P ntrn. .n •• ... _.-_ .... l - .--_ .. - • Th'ursday, September 14, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirteen I LOCATION - CHARM VALUE GROSSE POINTE RE:~L ESTAfE BOARD Rarely can one find the combination of all three! Located on one of Grosse Pointe City's wide. THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY tree-lined streets near Kercheval and so easily ~ BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE BOARD ~ accessible to schools, parks, playgrounds, and shopping, If you wish to have a large kitchen wW. built-ins . . . a lar~e dinin~ room . . . a large living room with fireplace to handle the FIRST ADVERTISED - Low mid 40's price for all this space! Three full baths, fresh decor, five bedrooms, family holiday gatherings . . . a dramatic red. den plus sitting room! Sounds too good to be true ... but it is! wood deck just off the kitchen ... a home that has 5 bedrooms bul can be easily used as a 3 1Jcdroom homr ' .. 3 full baths and 2 half baths ~f~:::::::::::;;::::::::::::~:::::::::::H::m::::::::::: COME LOOK AROUND SUNDAY 2 - 5 . ' If you wanl good value and a home lhat will give you immediale possession, this could be ::: ::: 403 BARCLAY OJ(' one for you~ Call us for complete details. TAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING ~~ "ONCE UPON A TIME THERE WAS BUYI NG OR SELL!NG A HOME ... 1~~ Is no job for an amateur. The many intricacies of THE ASSOCIATION OF a very at!raetive four be'liroom 2'! property values, financing procedures are best m handled by a professional real estate company, For your peace of mind, place your problems in our hands.

:'",;I,::::!,,::, f,;}~~::1~~ii;~;:s:0~l~f1Jil~buy their freshly decorated, delight. BORI,A~D ASSOCIATES MYRNA SMITH ful home, complete with den, enclosed porch and 2':" car attached garage'?" Call us next week and we'll tell you, or call immediately and we'll show you through, then the story will have as a Sales Consultant of the firm a happy ending! EARL KEIM REALTY Special izing In Grosse Pointe Properties ALSO OPEN, 18443 KELLY ROAD Tax Shelter ... tired of paying Uncle Whiskers all that "green'?" Wouldn't you prefer to letD UPgoodL ten.EX ',1::,:.':.::~:::::.::~:::::: ants pay all the bills and put a little extra in your pocket each month; then let the I.R.S. send you a refund in the Spring? At $35,500 you'd better stop by; we'd like to tell you more! REALTORS@ i~:~::::::::::::::~::~:j::::;::::::::::::::::;:.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::;:::::::::::::::::::::;:::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::;:::E::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::;~::::;:~::::::::::::~:::::;;;:::~:;:::::::::::::~;~ 16845 Kercheval 882-5200 . 395 Fisher Road 886-3800 i REAL ESTATE - THE BEST INVESTMENT YOU CAN MAKE~ i I 1-- -I Grosse Pointe, Michigan IN THE HEART OF THE FARMS THE BEAUTIFUL SWAN i This beautiful and spacious Colonial suggests a Like the ugly duckling that became a swan, a charm and grace reminiscent of a Southern beautiful Contemporary is materializing where Plantation at the turn of the centur~'. Yet the an old home once stood. The guiding genius of OPEN SUNDAY 2 UNTIL 5 condition and decor couldn't be any better, as this exciting, modern home is Larry Black, who the current owners are perfectionists, who accept has turned many "a sow's ear" into a silk purse. ,JUST A }o'EW "VEEKS away from completion, nothing less than the best and it shows. We By purchasing now, your special touches can be this new house on Washington Road is ready Buying or Selling? think you'll be especially captivated by the fire- included. We'll be glad to show you our "Swan"! for your personal touches and decorating place and bay in the dining room, and by the pn'fe'rences. Com~ Sunday afternoon, "fit" fireplace that graces the Master Suite. And the A HALF FOR $18,900! your fl{rniturr. into this four bedroom, grounds arc truly beautiful. Shouldn't you see Close to St. John's and the expressway we've got southern colonial. There is a den and step. a hot item ... a 2 bedroom duplex with large this choice home now? down family family room with access to master bedroom with occupancy at closing! the dining room and kitchen. A first floor Champion EXTRA ELEGANT RANCH! laundry room and attached garage are a Ii you're looking for a big Ranch home in the must for any new house. I,ooks great on a Woods, with two bedrooms and a bath and a half lot with 130 feet of frontage on Washington BY APPOINTMENT at one end, plus a bedroom and bath at the near Jefferson_ other end, and an incredible family room with FIRST OFFERING 'fireplace. Hold on ... there's a lot more! The In the Park - Super Sharp three bedroom Cen. all new kitchen's a "knock out," most of the car- ter Entrance Colonial. Large living room with peting is only months old, there's an attached BY APPOINTMENT natural fireplace, formal dining room, Iibra fj' 2 car garage and a fantastic basement that's and 10l'ely screened terrace. Spacious master bed- ideally sized for a High School Prom ... $159,OOO! YOU KNOW YOU'RE IN room with adjoining bath. Let us show you the Grosse Pointe Shores because the lake is just a few many qualities in this well built home. Early doors away. Behind that low wall and the im- occupancy and priced at $105,000. 100 Kercheval pressive circular drive is a magnificently main. Grosse Pointe Farms, tained, French influenced colonial with a total of BEAUTIFUL WOODEN SITE Michigan 48236 six bedrooms, all on the second floor. From the An invitation to elegant, gracious living in beau- 889-0800 marble foyer with its dramatic spiral staircase, tiful setting at end of private lane. Spacious liv- are a large living room with fireplace, a library ing room, formal dining room, family room with REAL ESTATE MARKEllNG CONSULTANTS with fireplace and the formal dining room. Cox natural fireplace, garden room, great kitchen and Baker outdid themselves when thel designed with built ins and eating space, first floor laundry anu built an oversized, step.down family room room also first floor bedroom with its own bath: with an impressive fireplace wall, home entertain- Dramatic staircase spotlights second floor master ment center with recessed projection and screen- bedroom suite, two additional bedrooms with con- ing facilities. There is an 'adjoining room which necting bath. Top quality inground heated swim. contains the bar with all the attachments includ. ming pool completes the magnificent living com- HIGBIE MAXON ing a built.in barbecue. forts for you and provide an entertainment haven barbecue. for your guests. RSVP - 884.5700. NEW ON THE MARKET is this three bedroom ranch house with large, living OPEN SUNDAY 2:30.5 and dining room with a fireplace. Ther::: is also a family room, two car detached garage. fenced DO YOU NEED A LARGER HOUSE? yard and new driveway. Priced in the mid.sixties. 1043 Kensington - Here is all the room for a growing family. The spacious rooms in- EVERY ROOM WITH A VIEW cludes a sun room and library besides a big AND THE VIEW gets better every day and this living room and dining room. The kitchen lakefront house was designed to take advantage it updated with built ins and family eating of the everehanging sCt!ne on the water. Located space. Fi\'e bedrooms and all is in excellent at the water's edge and at the end of a private condition. sreet. yet just a few blocks to most schools and shopping. This comfortable.sized house has fire- places in six rooms, which include three bed- rooms. A sensational kitchen which features an ~- WM. catin garea with a fireplace alcove, new heating J. -----~ ...... ---.~~M .•~;'.~~2~:~.;._:.~=~~~:.;~.plant and a heated swimming pool just a few 1ST OFFERlr-;G-Opposite the 10th green of the Country Club on a 100x260 lot we are pleased to offer this feet from the seawall are some of the "goodies" you won't see from the street. Champion 5 bedroom 41"2 bath residence. Center hall and foyer, 15x20 family room with fireplace. Recreation room. Service s:airs. Many extra features including fire and burglar alarm system. WANT A MOVE-IN CONDITION 102 and Co. 1ST OFFERING-Sparkling 4 bedroom 2% bath Farm Colonial on 80 foot lot. Library, screened terrace, rec- THREE BEDROOM, one and one half b3th colonial Kercheval room, lawn sprinkler system, 21,~ car attached garage, aluminum trim for easy maintenance. Located on with natural fireplace, two car garage, gas forced 884-5700 Balfour Road south of Jefferson. air heat plus an awning covered terrace? Call now to ~ee this excell~nt home located at 5814 1ST OFFERING-Delightful 3 bedroom 1% bath Colonial "n r-;ewcastle Road. Formal dining room plus break- Buckingham. fast nook adjoining kitchen. Paneled rec. room, ~creened terrace_ Central air conditioning. 46 foot lot. Office Open ~Jonday.Friday 9,00 to 8:00 212 car garage. $64,500. / Saturday 9:00 to 5:30 and Sunday 11:00 to 5:00

GROSSE POINTE BLVD.-Center entrance 3 bedroom 21,2 bath Colonial. Breakfast room off kitchen. 1st floor Sally Clarke Penny Ledlie den with fireplace. Ree. room. 2 car attached garage. .R.G.-.Edgar Anne Dingell1an Evelyn Rupp Dorothy Healy .It'arf Wakely :'\EWBERRY PLACE-Cheerfully decorated 4 bedroom 312 bath Cod only 12 block from Lake Shore. Shirley Kennedy ,rary Walsh 1st floor master bedroom plus a den or 5th bedroom. 1st floor sitting room and glassed.in porch. 2nd .'.'-f::,assocaates Lorraine Kirchner floor has a playroom or family room and 3 bedrooms. Central air. Immediate. possession. Cathy Champion llillall1an S,\DDLE LA~E-4 bedroom 21,2 bath residence offering a library, a family room with fireplace and a 20 foot l14 KfRCHEVAl..886-6010 Cathy Champion. Broker 1st floor laundry room. Paneled rec. room. Central air conditioning with electronic air cleaner. Fire and Member of the Grosse Pointe Real Estale Board burglar alarms. Lawn sprinkler system. 2'f.! car attached garage. Carpeting. $132,900.

PE:\IBERTO~ ROAD-Handsome 4 bedroom 21'2 bath Farm Colonial built in 1967. Large family room with fireplace. built.in bookcases and concealed bar. Brick patio with awning cover. Divided basement. Central 1ST OFFERIr\"G air conditioning. 2 car attached garage. EXGITI~G ~EW OFFERIl\"G--Superior location. this BELLE l\IEA DE-Desirable Shores location. 4 bedroom 212 bath center entrance Colonial huilt in 1976. Spa. rl1~tom bUIlt and archit('ct designed French Re. cious family room with fireplace plus a paneled library. Ist floor laundJ'y. Central air and lawn sprin. gency ha<; all th(' ameniti('s most buyers s('('k. kler syslem. 2 car attached .garage. Immediate possession available. but ne\'('I' find. Located on a cul-de.sac in th(' Farms. aJlnroximatcl~' 4;;0' from the' Lake \I'llh :--;OTTINGHA:\T ROAD-Hard to find in the low 40's. 4 bedrooms. 2 baths. modern kitchen with eating space \'iews of th(' sparkling lI'al('r. Five bedrooms. 4 and 2 car garage, Carpeting and drapes included in the price of $44,900. Specializing in baths. powrkr room with lavatory, pan<'1('rl Ii- Grosse Pointe Properties BCCKT~GHA:\T-Quality construction and super land scaping arc two of the pluses you'll get in this 5 b('<1. bran' with (ir('f)!acc, Illus gard('11 room. also ha<; room. 3'2 bath English near Jeffcrson Ave. 1st floor den, Delightful and spacious covered te'rra('(', nec. ('xtr~ land f(lr' possible futur(' d('\'('lopn]('nt. Making Dreams Reality room, 2 car attached garage, Slate roof and copper gutters. STEPHE~S HILL SnlDl\'ISrO:\ in the Farms. B/\LF'Ot.:R ROAD-Tastefully decorated 4 bedroom. 2':: bath center hall Colonial. Panelcrl library with fir('. Three bcdroorll~ 2 bath,. family room. I::! x 1:1' place, Flonda room. Rec, room. 2 car attached garage, Extra 1st £laoI' suitc of 4 rooms currcnlly in use dining room. ::! car attari;NI garage' and sltuatpd as a dentist office by the owner. Only $87,000. on a 110 x 100 fool lot with sprinkler ~~~l('m. Earl)' po<;s('ssion, EXQUISITE Georgian residence on the water. Beautiful an<1 modei'll :\Iutschler kitchen Trenll'nllUS oak pan(.lf'd library WIth fireplace, 4 family bedrooms (3 wilh fireplaces \ sitling room and 3 b;lths, :\Ialds rooms wit h 1)1'1-::\ Sl':'\nAY 2 :10:; 00 bath, Pool. Call for further details. 1013 BALr()I'H.-.~p',I' raqll'ling throughout i~ ju,t one of thl' (f'all'Tl's of this 4 h(,drooll1 :1'0 halh C[).\nTERCIAr~On Gr('ater 1\Tackbetween 8 and 9 :'I-TiI(' Hoad in St Clair Short's. G suite centrally air condi. centrr ('ntrancl' colonial \\ ith hhrary. It also fea tioned office building, All suiles currentl\' leased to exc('lI<:nl tenants. Qualit~ construction. Ideal loca. turl's a large 1H'"ll'd pool. in ground tion with parking lot in rear. . Cn LORAI:\E, ,4 IJedroom ::! bath olllH;aloll' Ill'ar :\fembf'r of ~ationwide Referral Systems to Assist People in Relocating A('fos~ tIll' ~atif)n to(' Villag(' and c011\ellll'nl 10 'lalrl' sl'lwol "ff('r.' a 101 of space and good locatloll l'rll','d b('lcl\\ $1>0.000 76 KERCHEVAL 1:\ THE I'AHK, II hll,' bnck I'('ntl'r h:dl ('ol"nial. fl\\' Iwdro"m" :\', hath" hhrary phI' 1:)s:2:1' ,\B~VF. ~tARGARET RICE f:lI11il~'room. hlllit in 1!I:1I1and dose to tlil' La"". "malc1,;" f.( lJl'o/11e (lnd houses ,d, " ;m(l~; ml' ;0"" 885-7000 I.ot Sill' RO",::!OO. Quick PO'i'('"ion I:L'STO\! 111'11.'1' E\(;I.lSIl \!:\:\()I( on lht' ,110n' "f :\i('ll1he'rs Grosse Pointe Real Eslatc Board I.ak(' St ('lair Slatl' roof, all 1Ill' al1\('I1\III" for 83 KERCHEVAL 886-3400 ('''m/orl:,hl" and llIanag('ahl" II\Jllg. indudillg a boal holl'hor f'allH'dral h('anll'd (,"lllng IlIlJlg roo III , III,rar~ \1 rlh fln'pl:II'I' All fa1l1l1~!JI'lirllllll" l1a\ (' o"til~ $111'''4 _-_ '.a.3 ' 131••••••••• ------~~------'-~~~~--"'-----"""--""-"._--._.,..,.q'*4oq.oq•• 3 g j at

GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, Septem b~r 14, 1978 Page Fourteen -----_.------. Grosse Pointe News Letters to The Editor \Vllat Goes 01. Publisbed Weekly By Robert B. Edgar D/B/A A,l1eelm Publisbers at To the Editor: I reflect this loss. OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT Each week thc Grosse Frank W. Wylie, Pointes lose more of their Of Washington road, -y0.1.- Lib•.ary 99 KERCHEVAL AVE, beauty, and in tur'n our prop- Grosse Pointe City Grosse Pointe Farms, Michi,gan 48236 By William T, Peters, erties become less allract ive. • • • Director of Public Libraries By Pat Rousseau Second C!ass Postage Paid at Detroit, MIChIgan The cause is two-fold: first, To the Editor: I Clam{ied Adverlising & SubscripliorH 882.6900 the Dutch Elm Dise:lse is de- As one of the Farms Clear Lucite Desk Accesso- Council members that votcd Gu('st Columnist Diana 1\1. Jones, zooms into trouble Displa)' Adl'ertiIillg, BB2.3 500 • Editorial 882.0294 straying one of ou I' great as- f ries ... see the new selection at . to approve thl' pur('hasl' 0 1I0wbert. and advcnturc in his super. sets; second, we arc copmg a nl'W radar unit which was Children's Ubrarian fast shiny speedbOat. Trail Apothecary, 121 Kercheval. inadequatdy with the pro b- Included are an envelope mail I the subject of a leller from Each summer th~ Chil- WHAT'S THE MATTER ;~@>; l'm. City f('sidcnt, Dob Orban, in WIT II CARRUTHERS?: holder and a telephone address Some claim that new, ex- his'lettcr published Septem- dren's Department sponsors "of' ~ ~ ,0 When Carruthers, the bear book. (' (t .. ~'\ pensive chemicals will pro. bel' 7, I fel't that I should a Heading Club and each teet these beautiful trees, and summer the resJlonse is over- becomes very contrary, his FULLY PAID CIRCULATION blocks have banded together r('spond, whelming. Over 1.200 chil. young friends, Emily and To Recondition A•Summer Skin ... to Member M" h. Prel' AlSoci."on and N... ion.1 Eduori.l Assoc.. First, I wish to commend to apply these new ca~'es. But 1111' Orban for his interest in dren, whose ages range be. Eugene. begin to worry and put moisture back and to find a lovely new try to make him happy until R()flFR"I B Fll(;AR [() ITOR dod PI'BUSHER the sound o~ the cham saws ex~ess and unnecessary gov. tween five and 12, signed up fall makeup ... make an appointment with M)VFRTlSI~G MANA(;FR contlplIes dally and elm after I ernment expenditures." As a at the three libraries. they finally realize just Anna at the Greenhouse, 117 Kercheval. She \\'/LLIAM AlJA~1O what is the matter with him. J()A:-I:-II' H! 'Il( :\R (LASSlfIED MANA(;ER clm IS felled, I d ' '1 Reading certificates are is European trained and an expert facia list. b . f b taxpayer an ,IS a counci d d h h'ld YUMMERS: Emily Pig ac. CREDITMA~A(;I,R ..eW have no as IS or e. member, I share his concern. awar e to t ose e I ren Call 881-6833. -'!\~[l ~1t 'FLaR FE!\ll'RE SOCIETYFDlTOR hevmg that ot.lr elms ar? any 11 is for this reason that I who read at least 10 books. eepts Eugene Turtle's advice A,\'~ \X'ALLA(f SOUHY sturdll~r or disease resistant recommend to all citizens of Of the number who qualify to walk as a way of losing Shuffle • :Oesk .. , for the lap ROC'!,RA \X'AIIA NEWS EDITOR than those whIch once lent 1\[' h' th t th th' k for a cerlificate over half weight but runs into too '''I[e I "lAI" NFW'S I db t to Cadl'eux Ie Igan a ey In d b k th many tempting edible diver . . makes a useful gift for the stu- .,n,' ". "_ <', W C 1arm an eall y ,. I b t t ball t rea many more 00 s an , D . d seflous y a ou wo 0 . Sl"SA'.!Md)O,';Al.D EDtICATJO:\' NEWS CharlevOIX, Outer five an C' tl N b the minimum reqlllrement, sions. . • dent. It is made of formica, color- DAVID KRAMER ,NEWS, SPORTS I thl' streets of Windsor. q\uest.lOns 1Il Ie lovem er Lists of 60 to 80 books are • Judith Viorst. fKt.l.",ut \ fully printed. Find it nicely priced ,\1ARYLORIMI:R ADVERTlSIN

L ltIlp IlI pDl S lIp p.. n n n pIlO lIlp n SII Slltllplltllp IIIs.. e e e..D.. IlIIlI.IlIIlI D.. D.. n DII.DII.DII. ._~ ~ _ Thursday, September 14, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen ------_._._------_._------.- --- _.- --_._---_._------'Caviar and Couture' to Benefit IVC ladies' Inter' Club "IJn'~ln Tennis Year Ends dHSIII. Country Club of Detroit Takes First Place for Sec- ; , . ond Consecutive Year in Three- Y ear-O Id ~I\III~ :.'}:f' C_o_m_peti~i:>~__ 1IIIa 'l. '".:,}.~ Eighty women from five area clubs parti<;i- 1q t '::, patcd in nine doubles matl'hes~ scheduled 'rhursd~l~~ .' '1. mornings throughout June, ,July and August. in this year's Ladies' Inter Club Tennis League. y i~ll"~ . I The \ gathe~;lcl Thurhs-: .cl~~~~r-y<:.I~h.I;lis~~~~~.Katie WOMEN'S PAGES (}Y. 1 ug~st ,J , at t .e : ~Iolloy and Sandy ~Iosides Country Club of DetrOIt " repre~ented lhe Hunt Club. for thelr league's third, Happy Echlin and Betsy ~T()f. annual troph~, luncheon. 'ris th(' GI'YC, Eiken King Short and to The Cllunlry Club won fir,t ' and :llarilyn :l1(mahan Indian From Another Poillte plat(' in the l'llmpetition fur! Village and eher.1'! Haven the second con~ecutive year. '.

The\, are selected bv American Embassies in Bachelor of Arls degree I GrossI' POlnt(. Yacht Cluh. in Tl1l'mbpr~ for tlwir flnl' play cOlll1tI'ie':; aruund the world: leaders or potential I magna cum laudc at thl' I third Ih(' Grllsse Pilinte Hunl and ('oOperallOn. leaders in their 0\\'11 countries in fields such as 117th ('omm~ncemen.t e~er. A I Club. Indian Village Tenni., Hll\I{,ile :'\eido\\'. who has . .:. . cl'ses at Capital Umverslty. pair of Pointers, MRS. GEH- tured. Information on tax deductible (I'. d I I I I n t I bl I t t busmess I, : Uu an .hC Imllor p a('(.d ~l'rl'('( as spcre!ary. was Sln.. gO,ver mend t all( PUt tl,C ae mInIS ra IOn, ., Columbus, 0, ALD SWEENEY and MRS. WIL- tickets, at Sl.'i rler I)('rson, ma" be J 1 fllurth and fifth. f('spectivply.: glrll out for her efforh In sCIence an ranspor a Ion. * .. ,. I LIAM OLDAN1!, (lnft "n,1 rl'gilt), '11'(' II" d I '1' ,)-t' 2"O() lVC )' d Th f If' • "" u - (j) dIne J)' cal Ing L.:l,,- vo . s, The Inter Club Leag'j(' wa, i 'tarling the league an pre. ey arc representatives 0 t le orclgn press, I'ol'nter l\1AD E- I,- I N E P)'ctul'ed

Many were guests in Gr:;sse Pointe, for among Phi Bcta Kappa, the nation's JR,. son of MR and MRS. SHALL, JR., of Middlesex 1 ANSON, of Kensington road, Included will be a shOWing persons mterested In lOlllln.g oldest honorary scholastic C II A R L E S ROARTY, of boulevard, and STEPHEN K. ! and CHARLES D. FROH, of the film "Cosmos," . I the tour to call ;\Irs. Emil the families involved in the IVC program are many _. .______Berkshire road, has received 1\1 0 R R ISO N, son of the' MAN, son of CHARLES E. Pre.tour, a commumty re- Alban, 562-7890. or 1\Irs. Pointers. The Ronald Haughtons, for instance, and the University of Dayton's ROBERT G. MORRISONS, I FROHMAN, of Brys drive. lations project which this I Roberl Gerisch, 646-9481, for the Frederick Murphys, and the Alex Suczeks, and Open Ketcluun George A, Barret '28 Award of Lakepoinle avenue. More " (Continued 011 Page 30) year replaces the auxiliary's I further information. the Paul Duikas. for excellence, given to the --_.-=--===-_~c-::-_ ------.....,-,,--======------=== Consul and Mrs. Rene DeSeranno, Miss L:;uise Group's Year outstanding junior in Civil (Continucd on Page 211) Engineering. ------==== Members of Grosse Pointe * .... Memorial Church's Elizabeth Receiving degrees during Ketchum Group met last Kalamazoo College's spring Friday, September 8, at 1 commencement ex e I' cis e s o'clock in Mrs. Clarence E. II' ere E R I C H P. A U- l'Ilaguire's Loehmoor boule. DRETSCH, son of DR. and i vard home. l\lrs. James A. MRS. F RAN K E. AU- Lafer gave (he devotions. DRETSCH, of Lincoln road,

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------._ ..------.t Mrs. Mast Wed [ The Francis J. Roneys AlIllt~ nl>jelll, H()~erMason lo l'ake B.'ide St 0f S R I Late July I :To lle Uride i Mrs. Harry Spencrr I.lln-I~'1I;~~-;;lbcr 25 wedding is ar ea es 'n , __ I boeker, 01 Bloomfield Hills,! planned, 'I" I 'I ' C' S n' I i has announced the engage-' :\liss Limbockcr, who is ,l I, ane .l rs. , . eJcn, t f I I 'I t I' L' .. .(55 SaV.'a no Former Pointel' Ann Mast I of St. II I" men 0 lcr (aug Ie, ,~usan'l' aho the daughter of the late Far M and Armen Lincoln Kassab. . ,an 1I1 anr, arc announc- I to Poger W"nn l\1'Ison son 'T I' b k t ian were married Saturday, ing th!' eng-lgement of their I' . ". , .l r. .Jln oc er, ate n d e d ' 1'1 I of :'Ilr. and :III'S. ,Joseph It I ecnl('nar\' College for Wom'. July 29, in a private cere- (allgI 11tcr, Anne lerese to; :\1' . I 'I' .' d A', . I TI I J S I I J ' I' asnn, 0 ouralllf' ro:!. en and holds a Bachelor of Reception at Grosse Pointe Hunt Club Follows mony at Redeemer Lutheran ]Co(ore .. ClOtZ, ,r. sonl_ - .. ----- I A I d f Early June Ceremony at Which She Is Wed Church, Birmingham, and arr , of ;',11',ancl Mrs, Theodo~e J. I , . . ' . r s ~gree. rom l\Iichigan to Francis James Roney now in residence in Gunn Scholtz, of :\Iatawan, !\',J. The : l~ J)Jl'~ellcs ~t Barne~ lI~s-; State llllversity and a l\!a~- road, Lake Orion. wedding is being planned' PI!:l!, Sl. LOUIS: ;\!n" Jll [\0- i t~r of Arls from Oakland for nexl :\lay. : ven.lher .. Her fwnrc, also a I LllIl'erslty. . At home in Ri\'ard boulevard are Mr, and Mrs. I Unlvcrslty of Dayton alulll' i Her fiance receIved his Francis James Ronev, who vacationed in the Ha- Roney, Jr., of Stephens The bride.elccl attended' nus, expecls 10 receive his' Bachclor of Business Admin- waiian Islands follo\';ing their marriage Friday eve- road. : I/l(' l'niversity of Dayton and: ;-'Ta5ters degree in Business I istratiOll degree from North. ning, June 2, in Our Lady Star of the Sea Church. Father Lawrence P. Dore, , will completc her internship, Administralion in April. I \\'ood Institute. Mrs. Roney is the for- I O.S.A.. principal of Austin Catholic Preparatory School, mer Nanc~' Terese Savi- i of Pear Tree lane. Mr. officiated al the 6:30 o'clock ano. daughter of Mr. and I Roney is the son of Mr. rites which were followed by l\lrs. Arnold P. Saviano, I and Mrs. Edward Charles a reception at the Grosse Pointe Hunt Club, ' The is The bridegroom's brolhers, I , HAIR STYLE Mark Andrew and David Brian Roney, presented the Europe. 01 the MONTH gifts of water and wine dur- 'he Cuddle Cut•.• ing the wedding mass. The feeling is Clusters of seed pearls and short and eosy to core for ... Jaeger. PLANNED PARENTHOOD _~ coJ1 for on appointment ma-ti:l.1d.a. •••• HOLIDAY MART HA r RDRESSERS October 3 - 4 at 20951 MACK Call 343-9441 o. GROSSE POINTE Setting for the Friday P\'cning .. J tine ~, wed- 882.2239 WAR ME1t10RJAL ding of NANCY TERESE SAVIA0JO, daughter cf the Arnold P. Savianos, of Pear Tree lane and Mr. Roney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Charles Roney, Jr., of Stephens road, was QUI' Lady Star of the Sea Church, . .. _.__ .__ . JRW!~~~:

irridescents ace en t e d the! floral-printeu in sllades of Nothing ,eln COrni),lfC to ~ '.:. Alencon lace, Empire bodice' pink and grcen. featuring a I the Iaeger" i('p/ing It ~ mOH.' of the bride's white Qiana full and belled waist. , styled with an illusion She pinned a pale green cym, th,lO Europ('dn o,tyling,More than ~ :., 11ofice ... neckline, a mandarin collar bidium orchid to her purse. Illternational,hie. 'S of lace and pearls and long, Special guesls included It /s the '-pmt of Iaeger as THE MERRY MOUSE WILL CLOSE fitted sleeves with inserts of 1\II's. Gerard n. Slattery, the illUltrated here in our rnarve/ou'- ~.: lace at the wrists, tapering to bridegroom's grandmother coordmation oi \\()()/s. The grey 'S a point. and !Ill'. Slattery, of I"ake: ~'., AT2 P.M. SATURDAY" A matching lace and pearl shore road, and l\lr. and IIlrs, flannel skirt, ;,ho\o\'llwith detachahle Juliet cap held the lace- Arthur G, Savaiano. of Up- cumnwrhund. creatps a 50ft silhouette SE.PTEMBER 16 edged mantilla extending land, Calif.. the bride's uncle with waist shirring. And the lavish ~ over her cathedral length and aunt. lamb,wool and cashmere of our in order I~r (,11emplogeej train. Fresh ivy accented her ]\Iore \\'el'e 1\11'. and ;\Irs. hound ..tooth ;acket highlights our cascade of white roses and Peter G. Quail. of SI. George, meticulously detailed wool crepe ~ stephanotis, Onl., ;\Iary E. Couzens, of .10 allelld Ihe weddinfj 0/ Her at ten d ant s wore Traverse Cily, and Sister of rlchly-coiored cream. sleeveless, floor length dress- Rosemary Roney, RS.C.J., of Even the coordinating wool tie and hat ~ es of dusty pink Qiana featur- Albany, N.Y., relatives of are Jaeger'" own, and work to pull together ing soft, cowl necklines and the bridegroom, and Mr. a total fashion look with the Jaeger touch waistline bowed at the and ~lrs, Granville A. Morse, of sophisticated style ~ back, and carried cascades of Palm Beach, Fla. of pink Sweetheart roses, The bride is an alumna of A feeling only Jaeger can create. S/'ettey ij lhe daughler of rubrum lilies and ivy, with O~r Lady Star of the Sea ~~EG ER ~ purple status accents. HJg~ School and holds a , ~ m", (md rJ!Jrj.C/'arlej :.J.. Woodbur'j Denise Marie Saviano was ~achelor. of Science deg~ee @ ho~or rn~id for her sister, In d FaslH.on . MerchandIsIng '\1 I ,\\JlII'r, Snllll'''l't \\.111, [f()\. \1"llIg,,,, \ \1 I,!rl 1.(,,-,1 ~ of (Jrojje pointe WooJj Bndesmalds were Linda an BUSiness from WMU. ~ Claudia and Joyce Madelon She p,resent~y manages a I \ ' .~~~i~~~, b:~~'s 0f~~~erSi~~~~: w~~~nb~i~~~;~oo':n~t~~e~aduate ~~ ~ ~_~_~~ ~ ~ ern M ichi g a n University of Austin Catholic Prep with .. ~_~_~.1fI} _ roommates, Margaret Louise a Bachelor of Business Ad. Joyce, of Birmingham, and ministration degree in Ac- Judith Marie Wolf, of Costa counting and Business Ad. Sensational mixers to extend your Mesa, Calif. ministralion from Wl\lU, is a junior accountant with ... jacket, pants, vest Stephen John Roney was Price Waterhouse and Com, best man for his brother. In pany, Detroil. :"_,~(' from Simplicity patterns. the usher corps were Edward Charles Roney, III, Patrick n-illilllli Joseph and George Kevin' '\\ att'r «:olor~ ROlley, three other brothers . .'i,'ulpIUrI' 1i ;~., .Just One of Manll q J and their cousins, Robert by -j,t1lfJ , J Leo T hi bod e a u, Jr" and ~ Hurcioli ../ MUCClOU Mon.-Soot. ll-~ Basic components, Frank Couzens, Jr. STUDIO Th"n. Nit. by Ring bearer was Edward GAllERY Appointm.1\I but oh, what pizazz! Super Brian Roney, son of !\Jr. and ';5 KERCHEVAL 882-0110 Mrs. Edward Charles Roney, Wear together or put nI, and godchild of the with your favorite bridegroom. The mother of the bride , blouses or September wore a gown of mint grecn sweaters, And the Qiana featuring long sleeves, fabric to sew them a high neckline and a match- r9l ing, braided belt. She pinned up in-the one you a pink cymbidium orchid to ~ Specials Air Conditioned and her purse. love most--flannel. The bridegroom's mothcr Radiant Heat .• , for your , " We have it in pOly/ selecled long-sleeved , comfort, 886-2944 ,it:' ': f.' '~'t" wool blend solids, Hurry in for ~ ,L .~t~~;:~ ~i' : ,_,',J . heathers, plaids and Savings in ,:/1' (r~;:(: : ': ...", I' \ ~,"":-~',~}.tl~~ checks. It's washable, single pieces and ('/., .'1." • , --.-\~':"::;'- ,"- 0 f course. 60" WI'de, beautiful groupings TENT AUCTION ON THE PREMISES '9," S8/yard. Simplicity I ::.. _..::. patterns: Jacket and in Dearborn. Michigan I ~ pants, #8683; Vest. #8702,

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Secretaries Seminar Slated September 16 Singing Starts for ]udelaires • ~" 4 Pointe Garden Guide WSU Med School's FRIENDS The Macomh Chapter of Germany and Luxembourg, The Judelaires, a singing Judelaires sing at hospitals '~ the National Spcrctari('s As.' has sl'l('cted "Time Manage. Club to Meel group, began rehearsals for and nursing homes and for 1 socialio/l (Internatiunal) will ment (or Secretaries and their 1978.79 season last 1II0n. various organizations, The~' hold its (ourth annu:11 sern. Others" as his seminar sub. day evening, September 11, The Pointe Garden Club perform at Eastland and inar Saturday, Scptemher 16, jec!. will begin the 1978-79 sea- at 7 o'clock. and Dc Shaheen, other shopping malls during starti ng at 8::10 in thl' morn. The topics he will cover son with a noon meeting director, notes that there arc the Christmas season, .' illg at MapOlnb County Com. range (rom principles o( ef. Monday, September 18, at a few openings for male Their major production munity College's South Carn. (ective time management to voices. the Harsens Island home of each ~'ear is an Annual pus Building K. planning and preparing (or Mrs. John G. Keys who will !\frs. Shaheen, 882.0710, Spring Show. This spring, in Clay Hardesty, who has your work to continue when be assisted by co' hostess will be happy to provide addition to the show, the been training p[,o]lle in prac. you ~ust be absent from Mrs. James L. Schueler and further information on reo Judelaires sang at the Harp. the Mesdames C, G. Browne hearsal schet1ull', dates and tical managing techniques )'our lob. er Woods Mayors Exchange and Russell W. Vance. The places. ( tl 20 d Fu rthpr in(ormation may Day. or more lan ~'ears an be obtained by calling 779- program will focus on the ~ i has Just returned from a 7396 during business hours, many aspects of basket mak. ,. ~" ; leaching tour in England, or 573.0563 a!tl'f 6 o'clock. ing. Disco is the Dance! ;.< • ii', \--- ..- ._- -- in the U.S. and Europe -~ I Join Disco Dance Classes , : I with KAY WISE -, ~i At the recent annual meeting of tary, MRS. JAMES HORVATH, fi- FRIENDS of Wayne State University nancial secretary, and MRS, W AL- and CHET BENNETT School of Medicine, MRS. MAURICE TER SEEGERS, (right), art commit- BERNSTEIN, of Birmingham, (sec- tee chairman. The meeting, held in of Palm Beach, ond from right), was elected presi- conjunction with a hard-hat tour of dent, and among those assisting her the new University Clinics, was call- Florida Studios in guiding the FRIENDS through ed to order at the Gordon H. Scott . , . Trained by John Travolta's Coach 1978-79 are a trio of Pointers, MRS, Hall of Basic Medical Sciences in the WARREN COUGER, (left), the Detroit Medical Center. board of directors' recording secre------Others assisting Mrs. Bern. Sale for the Shiffman Medi.1 CLASSES stein on the 1978.79 board cal Library October 31. The Great looking Hair are the .Mesdames Joseph sale is designated for med. You Just Wash and Wear COUPLES, SINGLES, PRIVATE SchaeHer, Gianfranco Dal Santo, Joseph Montante and ical students and members of the Detroit l\1~dical Cen. and DISCO EXERCISES Lawrence M. Weiner. tel' community. Proceeds are Among FRIENDS' first fall Morning, Afternoon, Evening activities will be sponsorship used to purchase new medi. cal textbooks and periodicals of the September 30 Fresh- man.Parent Open House at for the library. Scott Hall. Social chairman The pur p 0 S e of the Call KAY WISE - VA 2.2310 Mrs. Eberhard Mammen is FRIENDS organization is to preparing to serve over 800 stimulate, support and en- ... See How Much fun Dancing Can Be.,. guests invited to tour and courage activities which are become acquainted with the helpful to the WSU School School of Medicine and its of Medicine. Membership is $5 annually. II', lMe perm thot 9''''t1 yo"! ,n,tC'lt i'wll"9 faculty. wll/'l triple ~ond.honl"'9 oct,on II s

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Page Eighteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, September 14, 1978 ------_._------Society. News Gathered from "the Pointes DSO's Festival to Focus Married in July Miss Grob Bride of Mr. Wortman On Schubert and Vienna ------Fla., and the late Albert flowers and a neckline ruf. GaU:.:l~d B;u~s En:;emble Plays Before And During II Wortman, ask e d Dennis fie. Both mot her Swore Highlighted by the Amer., the l50th anniversarl' of the , C2remony; Reception And Brunch Hebert, of East Tawas, to flowers in their hair. ican premier of a rarely. I composer's death, . , h CI b act as best man. A reception and brunc!! at performed opera, a musi.: In 1977, the Detroit Sym. Fo Ilow at Loc moor u Guests were seated by Lochmoor Club followed the cological congress of inter.! phony began an annual musi. ! ------.------Steven Grob. Jpff \Valls, of lnorning rites After a h\(). national scope, orchestral ~cal tradition with the en or. ' Yellow an.:1 white daisy mums lined the aisle Chicago, and Mr. Velwr. week trip tu Cana:':a the CilJ- and chamber and lieder re. ~mously popular Beethoven I :)1' tlw (;ro;;;;e Pointe Academy Chapel and filled the The mother of the bride pic i" 2t h::::'" in A.u~ il.I"JI'r cltals, the Detroit Symphony I Festival, markl>d by the debut: altar area when" framed bv a wrought iron arch wore an afternoon dress of w:lCre :;:>n, a 1l~'1d:ca!)2:;l'~h- Orchest ra's Schubert and, appearances of 1'1a est r 0 e(;\'~'red with ferns, bab:,';'s-breath and ribbon, off.white chiffon printed with itl'ct, is 8sso:-;:',te:1 wilh thl' Vienna Festival November! Antal Dorali as the 1)SO's j Shal'l)ll G,lib and H. eon aid \V:;rtman exchanged garden flowers,

be the I::rgest musical trib. I This .'year for the second 'I , The Galliard Brass En- ' sister of the brille, ~ang "Let' :llrs. Wortman Sl'!eeIPt! :;,! I Sharon is a clinical social ute to Franz Peter Schubert of the orchestra's annual I semble, a dassie'll qUin-I' 1'Ie Sing You A Love Song" afternoon dress of .off-white : worker with lJownr:v('r GlIl- offered in the world during' mid.season festivals, plans I 'td from Ann Arb 0 r and accompanied herself on Qlana, accented With p!llk dance ChlllC, - ! I played before and dur~ the guitar_" ~ ing the 11 o'clock cere- . Judy and .bndesmalds )).1';1]: ~ mon\' Saturdav July 1. blC.. Worllllak Grob, 1\la) 7 1 ~"~\,7.. (! ' . , . , . d PhIllips Thomson, of Grand a. m l:'J'-!alJ 't '\\'Ith rhe ~everen Rapids, and Janet Wu. of j , J iJ illeS Shendall. O,S.A., I Boston, wore white dulled b.!J TRiil"floifioisi 'officiating. swiss dresses fashioned with ~ rrllj~,~m:S~' 366-6512 I : tht' bri, were designed by her mother. of North Renaud road, and H. DONALD WORT- Whitt' gardenias, stephanotis $1290° MAN, son of Elizabeth \Vortm:lll, of Pompano and trailing ivy formed the REG. $169.50 HEIRLOOM REPRODUCTIONS Beach, Fla.. formerly of Audub_;n road, and the bridal bouquet. I late Albert Wortman, spoke their marriage \'0\','5. Honor maid Judy Grob, ------arc even more ambitious, : Viennese Waitz Empire, torium with a program con. "If it was said during our, "We wish to enlarge the sisting of Schubert's Sym. Beethoven Festival last sea-' format of our first music phonics Nos. 1, 8 and 9. A Natural Foods son that Detroit beeame a 1 festival, dedicated to Bee. The orchestra next appears Restaurant mllsical metropolis for a fort- thoven," 1\1 a est r 0 Dorati Tuesday, November 7, at 8:30 night, this will be true ten- states. "This year's festival o'clock at Ford Auditorium, fold during the Sehubert and goes beyond focusing upon joined by violinist Itzhak , \'ienna weeks," observes one great musical artist and Perlman and con t r a 1t 0 Outdoor Cafe ,...... - Maestro Dorali, "as nowhere has emerged from its plan- Maureen Forrester for a pro- Dancing ~11 else on the five l'ontinents ning stages as an exciting gram featuring the world " is a similarly concise and and monumental event in the concert premier of Schwert. Serving Lunch comprehensive demonstra- world of music." sik's "Epilog Zu Rosamunde" tion and celebration of Schu- Concerts will take place in and other instrumental and and Dinner ber! and his influence being halls throughout the Detroit I vocal works by Schubert, offered." area, including Ford Audi- Wolf, Schoenberg, Berg and Dorati has programmed at torium, Orchestra Hall, the Webern. 13800 least one significant musical Dctroit Institute of Arts Re. The orchestra will close event a day during the fes. cital Hall and the Community the festiv:ll with a perform. East Eight Mile tival period. "We will pre. Arts Auditorium at Wayne I ance Wednesday, November sent," says the Maestro, State University. 15, at 8:30 o'clock in Ford For Further "rather generous 'samples' The fl;1l Detroit Symphony, Auditorium. Maestro Dorati Information Call: of all facets of Schubert's Orchestra will give four fes. j will accompany bass Peter work, staggering to contem. tival performances under the I Lagger in a performance of 371-6264 plate, which is the focal point baton of Maestro Doratl, be.[ Schubert's song "The Wan- of what can be called the ginning on opening night, derer:' Vienna School in music." ThUl:sday, November 2, at The program also will fea. The DSO's Schubert and 8:30 o'clock in Ford Audi,' (Continued on Page 30) Vienna Festival is comprised of 14 performances designed Dauqhters of Isabella Circle Schedules Party ------,------~_._------*------to give a comprehensive Our Lady of Pi-ovidcnce---I)i~~er donation is $7.50 sound picture of Schubert's Circle 848, Daughters of Isa, per person, and tables for 10 Vienna, the emergence of bella, will present its 12th will be reserved on a first Above: A the Second Viennese School annual dinner and fashion come, first served basis. Res- beautifully and the flowering of the show for men and women ervations are being accepted Savings on Mikasa stoneware Wednesday, September 27, at through Friday, September up-dated Shaker in favorite patterns rocker in solid Five Poi1l1es the Polish Century Club. ,22, by Margaret Baxmann. Cocktails at 6:30 will pre. , 571.4864, and Bette Hubert. pine. Light, Club to 111eel I cede dinner at 7 o'c1ock. 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GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, September 14, 1978 Society News Gathered from the Pointes Barbara Wynalda The Brian A. Finks The Edward Zwickers Zwicker-Landgraf Wed to Mr. Fink Vows Are Spoken:

She Carries Heirloom Lace Handkerchief, Clasps Daisy Lace And Pearls Trim Bride's White Or- Mother's Pearls About Her Neck; Lace ganza' Gown; Her Cascade of Daisies Is And Pearls Accent Her Gown Centered with An Orchid

. At ~ d~llbl~ ring ceremony Saturday, June 10, After a tour of the Midwest, Mr. and Mrs. 111 Lansmg s FIrst Presbyterian Church Barbara Edward David Zwicker, who were married Satur- Gene, Wynalda and Briail Allan Fink ~xchanged day, July 29, in First English Evangelical Lutheran marnage \'o\\'s. Their parents are the Martin Church are at home in Lena, Ill. Wynaldas, of Lansing, and the Lester Finks, of Mrs. Z w i c k e r is the ------M ancl:ester boulevard. I - .former M e 1is s a Ann waisted and shoulder.tied, . A dllmer dance recep- knit were Anne Wyn. Landgraf, daughter of were honor maid Rebecca t IOn at Lansing's Hilton aida, honor maid for her sis. Mr, and Mrs. Richard Pflughoeft, Of Watersmeet" Inn followed the 5 o'clock ter, and bridesmaids 1111'S. \ Carl Landgraf, of Haw- and bridesmaids Sandra Ta.' rites O1t which The Re\'- Jeffrey Andrews, of Grand \ thorne road. The David laga, of Sheboygan, Wis.,; L, Zwickers,'of Appleton, .Sharon StuYolck, of Truy, erend Norman Mver offi- Ledge, lIlrs. Gordon Webb Sheree Davis, of Wetmore, cia ted. . ..nd Debi Rucckert, of Lan. Wis., are the p rid e. and Susan Zwicker, the bride. Special music was sung by sing, lIlrs. Dirk Kolb, of Oke. groom's parents. groom's sister. Senator Earl T\elson. Flutist mos, and lIfrs, John W}'nalda, The 4:30 o'clock rites at They carried white baskets, and soloist were ?llrs. Peter of Saginaw. which The Reverend Paul F, filled with white and tur. W..del and Sue l\lorey. Baby's.breath circled their ,.' Keppler presided were fol- quoise daisies, baby's-breath The newlyweds vacationed Colonial bouquets of white lowed by a reception at the and greens, and wore match: at Virginia Beach and Wash- carnations and yellow status. .e--- ington, D,C., and arC' at home They wore status and baby's- Gr~~~e ~~~:e c~~~~1I~e~1~~~~: ing flowers in their hair. in Lansing. breath in their hair. less gown of white organza Dewey Zwicker came from' The bride's kline gown o( The bridegroom's brother styled with a Queen Anne Winona, Minn., to act as best' white frosted jel'sey knit was Raymond Fink, whose wife neckline, Empire waist, full man for his brotMr. Tim. appliqued with \'cnise lace assisted with the guest book, . skirt and short train, accent. othy Bolwerk, of Appleton, and seed pearls. Lace out. was best man. Ushering were : Photo by 8ern,e ed with appliques of daisy Ronald Florkey, of St. Clair. lined ~er )1ortrait ueckline. John and Warren Wynalda, Wedding vnw.:; wer' s;loken by BARBARA MELISSA ANN LANDGRAF, daughter of lace and pearls. Shores, David Harper, of: Matching lace on silk rib. lola, Wis., and Richard Carl' Lace mserts accented her brothers of the bride, Mike GENE WYNALDA and Mr. Fink, son of Mr. and the Richard Carl Landgrafs, of Hawthorne road, long sleeves. Harris, of F

ness Adminbtration fro m Pie I' r e Palmentier, Mary to David Randall Hall. ------J" Principia Coli('ge. Evelyn Self, Arthur G. Smith, The bride, who has maid DeeDee Straker, of At. From Another Pointe of Vie~N ,,: He is currently establish- Richard Stoner, William A. been making her home lanta, and bridesmaids Sue ------. in~ a business in Louisville, Swingle, Albert E. Tamarelli ,inI Atlanta, is the daugh- Gardiner, who came from (Continued from Page 15) , Ky. I and Jack Thorpe. ------ter of Mr. and Mrs. Theo~ Grosse Pointe for the cere. Owen, Mr. and Mrs. William Schervish, Dr. and: dore J. Fedoruk, of Ca- mony, Sharon Fedoruk, of Me' . t . I R b' rs. Vincent hr.vpinski, Mr. and Mrs. John King,' dieux road. Scott s, a SISer-In. aw, 0 In Pointer Bridge Girls to lUeet Hall, of Jacksonville Beach, Dr, Paul Owl, Dr. and lvII's. Leon Kosek. " A The bridegroom, who has the bridegroom's sister, and * * * . The P"llll!'r Girb' Bridge i of cards. ;);Iol I been making his home in Dorothy Spence, of Atlanta. And many Pointers are actively involved in the: Club /)pl'n~ lts 1978.79 sea. 1 Mrs. William Kabbush is DONN \ M \RIE DZIUBA d h f D Atlanta, is the son of Mr. E ' . f IVC .1 1 1 • 0 0 , . son Il(',llur~uay,"1 l' .S!'plem. chairman 0f the day. Mem. d M S ,aug ter r. ,I:and ..~lrs. Randall IIall, of ach wore a mid-length runmng People like William H. Dance, servo. bcr 21. III the Grm,~e Pointe I bel'S unable to attend are an rs. tanley F. Dziuba, of Ridgemont road, I Jacksonville Beach, Fla. frock of peach eyelet and ing as vice.president under Mrs. James Bakken, War :'Ilell I' \1 II I k d I was married Frida.y, August 4, in the Grosse ' carried a single, yellow, long. president, and Robert W. Heft'., chairman of the. . ]fina s I g!'r ouse as e to cal 886.7595 no P' Ad' I Rick Fedoruk brother of stemmed rose b d 0' where luneheCln lJetugan llln I • . , P ""11' E I "b d f b b 'b th' hi' th N th G . "''' . . . ,(;f'llpral J 0 s i a h llarmar, .a.stor .. I lam "Ba~naTl , Aurora. : an 0 a y s. rea In er In. e or .eorgla mou~. Then,'ll he a delee-tabl .' cl f ... rI Mr.~. Ba)lI~s, who heads a, Grosse Pointe Park' John offiCiated at the 6 oduck i Hing bearers were the hair. II talns and are at home In other )'nt at' 11 I' I' spIca 0 ca\IaI an b r I' f " 209000 • ., ,. f I 'h t f 0 , I SI ' tt d d b h \tl t ,ern IOna 10rs ( OCllvrcs :;;r3~~9; ~I~~)t~rs,o:~rl ad;l~e,,; ~~~.keJ~~h::~df~rc~~a~~d i~~~~:~~~~:K~~W~~:~~, \~'~~li~r~;~~: ~~;:l~;:~n~~:~)r;.e~~.~I~)\\:~rr~:~i .- .__l~_~~~:_~~....:.o_nor~-~~----~------R ~he.r_e'~~r b~d modeling of c(Jllt~re clothes. from the S('ptembpr}7 ha~(lllct, I b"rn. 'the daughter of the late' the rinl-:s on hand.embroider. l)Dr.' S " I)' A' en .en s ,or of S~ops, Thf're II be. musIc for Her tOPIC IS Our \ alues, - .__ Stanlry Kraw('huk, chose a ed lac(' pillows down an aisle 1)',-, pOllSOr.~ '.11lieI'. IIei,on danCing by a popular trIO In the InternatIOnal Room Endure.," i gown of imported embroid.: 11n(';1 wil h ~i)se pl'lals by .. - -- _.-: ------~. . . of tI:e c.'ub, loca ted ill the 20D Towcr, on the :l6th y PrinCipal ~p('ak('r~ ..t (hf', QUeS/()r .., () l)ell Ned eyelet, fashIOned to her :llaria ThoppiI. of :'>Iarinc, An. ,art ga.lIer cul1ectLOn B('a~rlee,. 1\Irs.. Wmdsor S. f100!. Tickets arc $1:> per person, ta.x deductible .. N ..tlOnal Dd('n.'(' LUlieheon! own deSign. 'City. to the f1ower.covered i of Original. watercolors, .00Is. [~avles. ?usan (onstant, :\lrs.1 The nu.mbf'r to call f0I' f('scf\'ations and further in- Will he ('ol"nl'l Hi l'.h a r d A II 01 her Y (>(1 I' Clusters of baby's.hreath i 31'l'hway under which the! l:rlnts,. hmlted edltLOn litho. F ran~ \\ eng; SalOt LawreO('e I formatIOn IS 2,'i9-26HO. Wlle.~ and 1.1l'ut('nanl (o\on('l, drded her hair, and shr' (ouple exc'hanged marriage: gr~Phs, ~culpture .and e.tch. Sealla.y, ,Mrs. Law rence R: * *

[)~)nald :Jdl'll. of Splf~id~r: Windmill 1'01O\r QU{'~t('fS carrie.d. a bouquet of pink. I vO\~s. . . . I :!~7~Ch~t, J)~~~~~II~Ck\l~;llt~i ~~~~('A\ ;~;~~~ ;~~i~s~i'n~~~~~i An A,utumn Excursion Al,r lla~(I' lllel,r f~ubJ('{t, IS Will \\('1l'om(' thc 19711.79~('a. and white roses and st('phan, SOlol~t \\a~ \\ Ilham Holm. al) will be aul'tionrd fol. ('astl" 1\lrs Jlenry I[natlnu I It ~<1Iwa\'5 such a 10\'('J"

Thursday, September 14, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-One ------_._------._-~------. ------~- Women's Page by, of and for Pointe Women ------_._------_ ..------_.~-_ .._--- - - ._---"------DRC Planning Kickoff Fete for New Year Senior t(ldil~s Clll1J l.~IJusy To lead Pointe lawyers' Wives l The Grosse Pointe Senior the second and fourth Wed- . The 1?(.troil Revie\\' Club i mond Allan in charge of sent her officers and direc. I.adies Club of the Grosse nesdays of each month, he . IS plannlllg a special kickoff I party plans. tors and tell of plans for Pointc \Val' :\Iemorial wel. ginnin!( September n luncheon for next Thursday, Mrs ...nobert W. Kefgen, of DRC's 87th year which of- •• <:.> ladies in The Pointe Membership is $7,50 a )'ear . September 21. at the Detroit I Wicks I:me, the club's newly- ficially opens in October, .iO and over for meetin!(s, Lunches are $1.85 for memo Boat Club. wiih Mrs. A. Ed. I elcctcd presidenl, will pre- with both a meeting and a cards and I1ght lunche

In celebration of this sea- ing and in appl'ceiation for: (IrnJ(l(H)( l'IT"'I)f'~, I (HoU)", • BALLET son's Detroit Symphony open. past seasons. the Women's! ------.- aT1;dJuniol' Women's Assoei.1 EXERCISE atllllls for the Detroit SYI11-I Ilj(ll/"()(J(JI~'( b(JI'I) J,'(tl'UI'I' Jlhon~' Orchestra will host a; ~ HI pr.(ln(r'; I I r~llll') {J lle{:illller flrru Professional box lunch pic-nic for orchcs. i ~)(IT}n 1('( r(",,'r) ('PI}l"",1

tra and staff mcmbers next: 0)(' Mary Vermilion. D,reclor. Tucsday. Septcmber l!l. aI' llrJO('f} rr~('{' MON., THURS. 9,30 10 7:00 Formerly wIth N.J. Clossic 12'30 (I'dock. under thc mar- : ~;t(JOI{) TUES., WED., SAT. 9:00 '0 1>:00 Bollet Company & Dance Circle of N.Y.C. flllce of Ford Auditoriulll. ' 20343 Mack FRIDAY 9:30 1o 9:00 884-5660 .I-'EL'A\ & Joffrey Ballel Schaal A spe('ia1 invitation ha~ ~(' "/ ()<.)l.J , been issued to :\Taest1'0 Bcrn. I 882-8792 ! hard Klcc. gucst conductor ! for the opening night conccrt , I T h u r s day, Septcmber 21. ' i Chairing the event are :\lrs. : Kil9 K. Lie and :\Irs. John 10% OFF ALL , :\'olan. J.O.Y.S. Job Opportunities DOCKSIDES We Repair ALL sizes for Youth and Senior Adults Antique Po~ket Watehes Men's and widths and Women's Narrow. ... will be interviewing Medium, "Vn Speeialty Watehes Children's Wide SATURDAY, SEPT. 16 ~ a!' ..,IIIH:fiSi~!<~~ SALE ENDS 10:OO-12:00-Neighborhood Club \\ I' t'u.lllIn dt,.iJ:n and ru ..lnm t'rah (im' jt, .... lr~ ... ~nur ~..m., nr nur." S"I' CALL FOR MAIL ORDERS 775-5537 SA TURDA r. nil r I'n lu .. iH'. unl'-u( -Il.k ind (,1I11..t'lion .., September i0 WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 20 We Fill Doctor's Prescriptions 11:20-1:00-North & South Highs 'IJalenle Jewelr'J • OVER 50 YEARS SERVING EAST SIDE AREA • -'inn' 19.'1-1 16601 E. Warren 881-4800 THURSDAY, SEPT. 21 Monday-Friday 9 to 6, ...... VERFAILLES Shoes 11:20-1 :OO-North & South Highs Saturday 9 to S ~-.. 22426 9 Mile - St. Clair Shores mm,.. Mon,- Thurs. 8-6, Frio 8-8, Sat. 8-3

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- -~-'" "---_._--, ------~------~------~ -.. Pointe nook Club to llfeet VCAI~ Classes nelllrll;Ilg 10 PO;llllJ Pointers Form Sweet Adeline Quartet The Pointe Book Club Kennard Jones. one in the t'v('ning, wilh till' l'ni\'ersity Co u r s c s in' College of Lifelong Learn- opens its fall season at noon After luncheon and a bU~J Grosse 1'0l11te Public Schools Adult EducatlOlI, pn'sC'ntcd ing. return to Grosse Pointe :\1onday. September 18. in ne~s mecting eondllcted h.\ Dep:lrt nwnt of ContlllulIlg b~ the l'ni\'C'rslly of :'Ilidll- for a second semester this the Barelay road home of :'III'S. Hichard Toma, ehalr-- gan Extension Ser\'kC' and fall to coos po n s 0 r tll'O Education. ~Irs, Kenneth Locke who will man, :\Irs. George ,lohn~()1J "lh'nanllCS of l'I\('Ntain- Wa~ ne State l"ni\'ersity'~ I courses. one in the afternoon. be assisted by co-hostesse~ will review a current bl'.\\ tv," . scheduled for Thurs- i :'III'S, William Baird and :'I1rs_ scller. (ia, s. Sppl,'murr 28 tllrough NEW J)('cpmber 7, fro.n I to 3, . ,,'dock at till' Gro_,sl' Pointp , i************************** Phone881.2913 : DISCO - BALLROOM , l'enlr:1! Llbran', I~ a ('ontin- ; * ~ * ! uation in subj(:ct maliN and li. .~~'C ~ For [be most fIluq"e ~ Combination Dance Classes format of "Th,' Ag(' of 111- dil'iduall.';m" off('l'('d 1:lsl 1:~~\: .~~ ntl"s aTlyuhere ... - " : I. (5\)~ tl/JO /asbes, arebes, iI Tuesday Evenings: II iI\tpr. Once a,~ail1, ('aelt !'lass will I. nailll'rappinr. • K of C. Hall, E. Warren nr. Mack dpal \\ itl! a ,pl'cifi(' topic So i. 209S7 Mack iI Learn the lalest Disco from New York! I Ihat ~tudents mal' take vaea ' *' Be prepared lor ,he next wedding or ball! : tlOns and retlll'll ~I'ithollt loss I I: Grosse Pointe Woods, MI. 48236 : Groups Welcome! : of contlnult_l'. ' The ('ou rsp explores the Call 521-5637 for registration I. Hours: J 1 . 7 VIS4. - , iI Ve(lr5 1850 191.1, when )(0- I I: =cJ .: ~lantk wdi';idualism h3d : :. Tues. - Saturday I reached its lenit h and the: K ,~~*****.*****************~ march toward mod('rnism' had begun_ ,The East Pointe Chapter of Sweet James) I\TILLEH, of Woods lane, and Indi\'idlWI sessions will Adelines h~s resumed rehearsals Ll':E (Mrs, E. \V,) LOWEHY, of Hid- Grosse Pointe focus on pllllosophcrs, Hovel- after a brief summer break and is den lane, (left to right). Rehearsals bts, paintcr~, compos,'rs. sci- I learning music [:;1' the winter holi- are held Thursday evenings, from entists and poets. with the Laundry 'fir.,l of the )() programs, I c1a.\'s as well as for the annual Sweet 7:;30 to 10 o'clock, at Chippewa Jun- , "r:xpan~jon and l'll('erlain- I Adelines competition, scheduled for iur High SclJOJ!. East Jefferson avc- , ty:' presenllllg an ol'en'iew next 1\1arch_ Among several quartets nue at 101,2 'Mile road. New members of the Spirit of the Age, within the choral group is Daybreak, ;11'e welcon'e. Further information I Instructors arc Etlgenie R. comprised of GLOHIA CUI's. Fred) Ina.\' be obtained by calling thc direc- • Bathroom Rugs BED PILLOWS • I Beall. Ph_Do, and hp\" hus. BOYT, of Lakepointe a II e, tor, Linda Oates, 979-8522, or the t'lt\dll~d & Ret:'fH,'f'red i band Jall](,S, an allorne\', DEANNE (Mrs. Benjamin) LEONE, president, Pat Kimel, 821-8766, • Table Cloths FEATHER IEDS who ha\'(~ offered courses in of Marian court, MARTI (;\1 rs. • ~tad~ Jnlo Quills & Pillows • • Steeping Bqgs the 18th. 19th and 20th Cen------. ------turies for tiCAE. Guest lec- i -. i turer for the two sessions on: Dlll1ler \VOUlrn Ilosting FOl'lUll BERLIN'S QUILT & PILLOW CO. Ir~~.u: • General Laundry Awards (;Or tOOl JOI.ph Campau, Hamtramck, Michigpn4B212 , music, Post ..Romanticism and i Sl I 1f . F II 'I . ' We (orry a Complete Line of New Quilts & Pillows 877-1554 I Impl'eSSlOIIlSm, Will be Ruth, (l e( 0' a The \\'om<:'n'5 nepublu:an manager for the senator s : Kaisrr, pianist and musicolo- i I Club of Grosse Pointe will: 1978 re-election campaign_ i gi;l. All are Pointers_ I. :\Iembprs of _ the :\Iora~ity! present a Candidates Forum The fonlln will folIo 1\'

PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE I _ Fee is S50 for the 10 ses-' I~I :\Iedla of ~llcllJgan 1llvlta- 'I' next Thursday. September 21, luneheon at 12: 15 o'clock, SlOns. Reduced fees apply. hons commIttee ga~hered I at the. Grosse Pointe War Resen'allOns, at S6 per per- James II art way, Ph.D., T.'lUrsday, August 17, 1ll the I :\Iemorial, featuring Repub- son. may be made by contact. 21138 Mack, - Grosse Pomte WOOdS I tea c her, musicologist and \' ~ndome road home of ;I[rs. Iic.an candidates fnr office ill ;_ng :\1rs '. Charles Begg, 88~- 881-6942 composer who grew up in \~llbcr:\1. Bru~ker.to addr.c~s I lllls area. 5445, 01 :'III'S. Arthur Gctz, ClfJSEfJfJT The Pointe and is currently bids to I1lorallty .111 Media s I :\1embers amI the public 882.8264. house-hunting here, will pre- Ann,ual Awa~ds Dmner. .' arc ill\'iled 10 Iiear Repre. I ------senl ..Aspects of 20th Cen. It 5 ~et thiS year for I' fI- I sentalive William Bryant. :.'i":r:":r:"~"#jf.=.i:t;••~.~.'~.'~"~"Ii,'.~.•;j:.'4f:'-.;s ••i1:"'!i.':t.~ tury l\lusic" l\londay eve- day, Se~t~mber. 29, ~t the I who has sen:ed in the Stat.e oen =: ~ " tt"."'t t ;11 11 1 , ,.,. ,:;: .. IIlnos September 25 to N _ Grosse I Olnle Yapht Club. Legislature sll1ce 1970 and IS ~~ ~~ ve;b~r 27, (exclucling Oct~- t Hon.o~~d 19u7e8stsS~h~dul_ed! a candilbte for re-e!eelion I wo SALE IMOUNelNS bel' 16 and November 6 and I ~ ;ec~:\ ~ _ sail ar s Ill- I 10 the State IIouse of Repre. i Z« .Eu~ ~r~ 20), from 7 to 9:45 o'clock al ccu e 'J ICt~lgan'l u PsI' eCm e selltatil'es, and John E. Getz, l i I ~~ ~~ th . , our t us lees II aI'\' •. 0 c- I 'b b II «W .e Grosse Pomte Central man, John W, Fitzgerald and I ";110 WIll e on the a o.t Wa: QI Our Entire Collection LIbrary. , , James L. R\,an, who dissented :--':ovembe,r 7 as the Repubh- e> . . Dr. Hartway IS chaIrman g 'nst th' t 'king dow of can candidate for Represent- .... 0.. .!! Ii DR. WINNIFRED FENTONU of. ~~yne State ~niversity's ~Ii~~igan'Se ~llmicipal ~rdi- a!i~e (l41h Dislrict) to the O,en :> rn 'e> JEWELRY" DIVISIOn of., MUSIC Theory nances on the subject of anti- vlllted States Congress. Q) c: ~~ ~ -0 .c; .- and COmPOSItiOn.. ., obscenity. Also appearing will be Jo- , -c: I Q) En~ Formerly Elementary Music Consultant ~ , As ,a teacher, hiS dlstme- The Reverend :\Iorlon A. seph Posch, Republican ean. >-W .!: > hons mclude the 1977 Probus Hill, S.J., national president didate for the State Senate, a:m .w up 10 50% OFF ~~~~in the Grosse Pointe Public Schoolsl is H A W.3 I' d for. A cad e m i~ of Morality in Media, Inc., is Erl'in A, Steiner, Jr., who cP:>o > l'CI now available for private instruction in ~~ ~ehlCvement In the Humalll' coming from New York to has 'served as a Way n e C("O excellent values En~ t~es a~ W~U and a Presiden. atlend the dinner. County Commissioner since o~ - ...rn hal .CltatlOn for Outstanding Gerald A. Daniel3ki was 1970 and is a candidate for l'CI ::J ~ .c;, ~n~ piano, music theory, band and orchestra ,~ Ach!evement. elected president of :'Ilorality re-plection, and .Tames De (/)o~ • UnI" •• Gift .OUII4UI • Itroh', Ie. Cr... m ~1t~ ~ .c;1- HIS ow~ works in the in Media's Michigan affiliate Francis, special assistant to (J l: • Quelll" C•• m.tic .IAUftQUI En~ instruments. ~ modern IdIOm are recorded at a recent executive board Senator Robert Griffin and °ZW ... QI • D.il" .n" lu " NIW YO•• TlMII Q) a. :W::: • to'll> 1.,,101' Cin Discount on Proscriptions ~~ ~~ on the Advance Label. meeting. --- - ~~W O ~~ ~m Dr. Hartway's program will He will be assisted by E.F_ J . h H ...o ,: ~~ range from Impressionism Griffith and I\I.J. l\lengden, oSla armar DAR a:Oa: ... Notre Dame PHARMACY ~lC~ Certified: ~. and A.fter and Twelve Tone I first and second viee-presi-l Meets September 16 Q.:CO ..."... ~lC~ Michigan Music Teachers Assoc. ~~ Techlllques through the Jazz dents, respectively, and by A. --- I ~~ ~~ Scene and the Avant Garde, Jerome Bosley, Jr" treasurer, :'III'S. Harold E_ Doyle, of' en~W co v e r In g composers from and SoH. l\lurphy and A.C. :\l:trine City, will entertain I ~~ ~~ StraVinsky and Schoenberg to Eisentrager, executive and members of the General @W"" ~[~ TU.2-0993 ~~Aaror. Copland and John recording secretaries, respec . .Josiah :'IJarmar Grosse Pointe ~~ ~~ Cage. . lively. Park Chapter, Daughters of m...J~ ~ ~,..~ " f " , , " *' ~ t;.',,~ F~e IS $40 for the seven Emmet E. Tracy is chair. the American Revolution, at [[o..W W ~~~~&~~~~~~£~~~~~~~~ sessIOns. Reduced fees apply. man of the board. l\lembers luncheon Saturday septem-I Registration may be made of the honorary advisory bel' 16. ' ::>@z fJ by sending name, -address board arc F. Alden Sh.aw, Co-hostesses are Miss 001'0- and course fees, plus $3 gen- Mrs, Brucker, Bob McBnde, tI 'K . t :\1 P I B k ' eral registration fcc, to Walker L_ Cisler, Wilham A_ ~~IS e~;: rS' apu 'I ec er 00.. .~ 1\ tI UCAE, The Raekham Memo- Crotty, The !Ught Re\'erend a/l( ,IS. \enne I ) e. >- W : 'W I rial, Detroit, l\Iiehigan 48202. Richard S. Emrich, :\lrs_1 l\lrs_ J.ohn S_ Buchanan, I Further information may Charles T. Fisher, Jr_, Char-: regent, Will report on resolu- w :c.... ~ be (,btained by calling 832. les T. Fisher, III, Thomas H. 11t1Ons adopted at the DAn's > ....en t:j 16926 Kerchevalr in-the-village 7400. ' Keating, Stanley S. Kresge, Continental Congress, held in Shop [)(Ilty 830 0 m to 9 p l"'I IMon ,I" ... F" I 885 2154 The Honorable Arthur E_ i Washington, D.C_, in April. « >- w w So' • 30 - 1.00. s,,"d0Y' - "ol,dor' 0 30 • • l\loore, Rabbi Stanley l\1. Ro- : and sel'eral mcmbers will C Packag.d LiIllUOr D.al.r J~ariel)" TillIe senbaul11 and Robert F_ i speak on tile American Con. :cmm Fill•• 1 Import.eI, Dom.slic Win.s, B•• rs Weber, past-president of Ki- I stitution, completed on Scp-, For Pear Tree I wanis International. I t elll bel' 18, 1787_ I i ------.------"------

,\ m('mbers' variet\' pro-! gram has bpen planned for: LORIO-ROSS the Pear Tree Chapter of: ENTERTAINMENT AGENCY A Queen Anne version of the roll-top Questprs' me e tin g next: Versatile musIc to satisfy all a~es. desk and chair ... functional accent I Thu~sday. September 21. at; Benefits, Weddings, Pflvate Parties 1 10 In the morning in the' C. d : Shore Pointe hOl11e of ~Irs_; In Y Navarro, G.P. Rep. 884-0300 pieces for any room in the house. ,John Hansen. '------._- --- ":\Iini ~lol1lents" \\ ill f('a-' lure :'Ilrs_ Hanspn. s]lNking Warm ash veneers and selected solid woods on bi~q\ll'_ and 'III'S. Hit-h;lld Wonderful Cameron. on Ironstonl'. with a softly distressed, rich brown finish ~Irs. Hohert Shnida n has wallS~ grace this charming desk and matching chair. ~;ll('d I'al'('r Ilolh \\ 111ch t)lI' Desk top folds down for a writing surface 1.:1(11('~ ""Ill!' .Journal ran all11llt 10 ~('(jr." ago. n'rn,nil..,. with two spacious drawers below, handy ('l'nl of Ihllr (';lr!ICI' ('opi('~ compartmen.ts above, $480. Chair has cane :\lrs Pilill!, \\Jl1ll' \\111 ;110\\ Iwr 1ll0tll1'r'~ pa !'{'r dol h. and seat and back, $130. :\ITS_ Kr, Il :'\ag,'lklrk 1\'111 di,('u,~ tlll'lr l'''l'ulatit.\. \\ 1111 ~~~t." Illtl(' glrb of Ow (';It'l\ 1900's, . ~O!C/i G.\~ Buv Now And Save Card Luncheon Sla+ed At Pointe Paint & De{orating Center At Saint Joseph Home 'r 'I'll(' S;linl .Io~l'1'1t c;ullle1itl' , ~fl (;1I1Id of Sam! .J()~('i'lt IlollH' GhN'iiEwmwaIlP.nl~ f',r I It!' "\11('11 !la, ~d1('lllll,,(1 a 1t:1T\ "~l IllnriwlIn and card IJ;I1I~ for Tl!(',da~. S{'I'I"m tll'r HI, at I~:W ,,'I lo"k al tli" 1l00JlC' III ('all'('II'; rllad. 99 ~ " I)", nOlt lIonatlon I' S:l. H",- 6 1'1'1 ;,t IOn, Ina\" hp mad" h, ealil n g nll~ :18CHI ' Gal. Reg. $10.99 Gal.

Come Itve ,n I he 12 slory love sto. y. Dal'r Diet Seconds from I 94, Mel,opohtan Beach COUNSELING • Smoothl oul 10 an eleganl, flal fin"h and greal shoppIng • Tough f,ni.h l

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------~~. 4-HELP WANTED 'I4-HELP WANTED I4-HELP WANTED 4-HELP WANTED 4-HELP WANTEP 2A-MUSIC GENERAL GENERAL. EDUCATION GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL ------.---- I ---- PART TIME help for doc- LOAN PROCESSOR-Closer. BABY SITTER - 2 days a MATURE PERSON needed tor's office. Typing reo WOODS MUSIC Experienced, single family week, your home or mine. for maintenance and mov- INDEX TO SERVICE OFFERED C L ER K S ing in furniture store. Full quired. Ideal for high STUDIO VA, FHA, Conventional, a 3 year old. 824.4572. SALES _ STOCK time. 963.6255. Ask for school student. Call 821. Piano and Guitar Lessons. morlgage company located 6646, 1 p.m ..5 p.m, Mon. 1 Legal Notice 12C Forms for Sale Home or Studio, 20551 We have permanent full time, in 5t. Clair Shore3, full NURSERY SCHOOL teacher Linda. and part time openings in time or part time. Reply for private nursery school, day through Friday. 1A Personals 12D Lake and River Property Mack near Vernier. 885. MOTHER OF three small downtown Detroit in this Box E.33, Grosse Pointe 2 or 3 sessions per week. 18 Death Notice l2E Commercial Property 0024. children needs young worn. HAIR DRESSER with at 13 Real Estate area. Previous register ex. News. Must have college degree. least 2 years experience. 1e Public Sale perience renuired. Please send resume to Box an to babysit occasionally 13A Lots for Sale 2B-TUTORING AND Grosse Pointe Salon. 882- 2 Enterta inment SECRETARY for architee. G4, Grosse Pointe News. in our home during the 2A Music Education 138 Cemetery Property EDUCATION 6240. tural firm. Person interest- I day, 8 Mile and Mack area. 28 Tutoring and Education 13C Land Contracts StarUn!, rate $3 ed in responsible position SECRETARY to director of 886.9354. PRIVATE SPEECH and Ian. PART TIME afternoons. Of. 2C Hobhy Instruction 13D For Sole or Lease TOP RA""!-E$5.07 as secretary/receptionist. business affairs. Excellent 2Q Camps 14 Real Estate Wonted guage therapy by experi- DENTAL ASSISTANT-Full \ fice and errand boy. 963. enced,rerlified speech pa- Accurate typist 70 words statistical typist with short 21 Athletic Instruction 14A Lots' Wonted Must have own transporta. per minnte. Benefits. New hand ski II s. Excellent time, to join multi assist. 9193. thologist. 886-9774. 2F Schools 148 Vocation or Suburban tion and be at least 18 years offices across from Ren. fringe benefits. Good sal. ant s~aff. wil~ busy ~en.tal -H-E-L-P-W-A-N-T-E-D--l\-lu-s-t-b-e 2G Convalescent Core Property Wonted PIANO instruction theory, old. Cen. Call for interview. ary. Grosse Pointe Public practice III Fisher BUlldlll.g I 18, gas station' drive at. 3 lost and Found 14C Real Estate Exchange harmony, improvising. Be. Mr. Ehresman, 964.0700. School System, 389 St.1 G.2\L area. Must have chair t d t f II t t' 15 Business Opportunities side experience and aca. en an, u or. par Ime. .. Help Wonted General ginners, a d van c ed, my Apply in person Monday Clair, Grosse Pointe. 343. demic training. No eve. Referenc~s reqUIred. Equal 16 Pets for SaIe 4A Help Wonted Domestic home. 885.5571. through Friday between 9 CREDIT DEPARTMENT 2016. nings or Saturdays. Excel. opportulllty employer. Ap. 16A Horses for Sole Follow up on installment ac- 48 Services to Exchange a.m.-3 p.m. or call lent position for qualified ply Speed~ay, 19727 Mack, 168 Pet Grooming counts. Must be experi. CUSTODIAN - part.time, 3 ' 4C House Sitting Services THE READING person. 871;2144. I Grosse Pomte. 5 Situation Wonted 16C Pet Boarding enced in dealing with the to 6 p.m. Monday through 5A Situation Domestic 19 Printing and EngravIng RAILROAD CUNNINGHAM'S public. Downtown location Friday, $3.00 per hour. DELIVERY BOY wanted - A READING Improvement WAITRESSES for beautiful 58 Employment A.gency 20 General Service DRUGS INC. behind Hudson's. Goo d Private school. 822-0300. Car provided. Full or part Center. Professional Facul- new natural foods restaur. 5C Catering 20A Carpet laying benefits. The Good House. time, 17447 Mack. ty. Enroll now. I ant on East Eight Mile. 6 For Rent Unfurnished 208 Refrigeration and Air 1927 ROSA PARKS BLVD keeping Shops. 9£2.9850, MATURE GIRL FRIDAY Conditioning Repair (formerly 12th St.) extension 276. Typing, phone, light book. Excellent tips, must have RELIABLE MATURE worn. 6 oJ. For Rent Furnished 886-0750 waitress experience. Full 68 Rooms for Rent 20C Chimney and Fireplace Between Michigan and an to care for exceptional PRIVATE TUTORING DENTAL A I keeping. Cas u a I atmo. or part time. Call Susan at 6C Office for Rent Repair Lafayette . S S I S.T A N ~ ' sphere. Action Advertising. 8 year old boy in your in your own home. AU sub- 371-6264 or 338.3210. 6D Vocation Rental~ 20D Locksmiths Grosse Pomte office, chair 964-4600 home 2 to 5:30 weekday jects; all levels. Adults and . side. Good working condi. . . afternoons, Grosse Pointe 6E Garage for Rent 201 Insulation 963-7781 DENTAL chair side assistant, 6f Share Living Quarters 20F Washer and Dryer Repai, children. Certified teachers. tions. Salary commensurate FULL TIM E experienced City area. Call after 6 p.m. DETROlT and SUBURBAN with experience. 886.6812. keypunch operator. Down. experienced only. Excel- 886.2927. 6G Store or Office Rental 21 Moving lent benefits, 4 day week, 6H For Rent or Sole 21'\ Piano Service TUTORING SERVICE BARTENDERS DELIVERY rt f ft town Detroit location, Ex. 218 Sewing MachTne 356'()()99 pa . Ime a er cellent f r i n g e benefits near Eastside. Send res. WAITRESS part time, Fri. 6J Halls for Rent Part time, no experience nec- school. Must have car. 7 - k- S-I-- " ume to Box E-5, Grosse. . ~. , ~ 7 Wonted to Rent 21C Electrical Service M'le/M k 881.9390 p"c "ge...... f open .... all Pointe News \ nay even 109, :>aturaay, ;:,un. essary, good earnings, Bast I ac area. . 961-3346, Mrs. Williams for ______. day. St. Clair Yacht Club 7A Room Wanted 21 D TV and Radio Repair 2F-SCHOOLS Sides Best Rock Disco - 78 Room and Boord Wanten 211 Storms and Screens GROSSE PO INTE "Trumps Jumps" - Apply COUNTER help part time an appointment. FULL OR part time sales 1 (n ear Roostcrtail). 751. U:' Garage Wonted 21F Home Improvement nightly 8 p.m. 16360 Har. after school, Chicken De- BUSBOYS. part-time, good help wanted at Foley's 6410 or 574.1178. '1' Storage Space Wonted 21G Roofing Service INSTITUTE OF per. Must be 18 to 22. light, 18411 Mack, wages. Apply NOW at 8 Unifonns. No experience LICENSED hairdresser to 8- Articles for Sale 21 H Rug Cleaning MUSIC p.m. 16360 Harper, Trumps necessar~, ~ut a ~leasant a~sist at the Greenhouse. 21.1 Pointing, Decorating THINK OF A CAREER IN SA Musical Instruments Private or Class Instruction SECRETARY Jumps. Must be 18. personallty IS reqUired. If Please can 881.6833 ask 88 Antiques for Sale 21J Wall Washing MUSIC-piano, voice, strings, Exciting position for aggres- REAL ESTATE interested, please call 832- for Babs ' 8<: Office Equipment 21 K Window Washing guitar, wind instruments. sive and responsible per. Join the helpful people. CUSTOMER SERVICE 7251. . , 9; Articles Wanted 21 L Tile Work ART--Drawing and painting son with general office Excellent training pro. DENTAL ASSISSTANT for 1~ Snowmobile 10r Sale 21M Sewer Service in various media. skills. Excellent working gram. 30% commission TRAINEE CROSSiNG GUARD: Grosse busy Grossc Pointe prac. Growing company has excel. lOA Motorcycles for S::!le 21 N Asphalt Work Distinguished Faculty conditions with our dyna. plan, TV and Radio adver- Pointe Park, fur- tice. Experience prelerred lent opportunity for young lD8 Trucks for Sale 210 Cement and Brkk Wor\<. TU 2-4963 mie property management tising. Experienced or will nished, transportation fe, but will train right person. 11 Cars for Sale 21 P Waterproofing train. perSon in delivery and cus. quired. Call Chief of Police Benefits. Salary negotia]:Jle. 21Q PiastEr Work GROSSE POINTE Pre.Kin- finn. Contact Mr. Bowman, tomer contact work, also B22.74{J0. {,A Cor Repair 824-1144. EARL KEIM SHORES 886.3120. 1:18 Cars Wonted to Buy 21 R Furniture Repair dergarten, 17150 Maumee Ask for Bruno. 774-4060 other varied duties. Oppor. CARPET, WINDOW, wall NEED Mother living near St. 1:1C and Motors 21 S Carpenter (in the Unitarian Church) STUDENT or mature person tunity for advancement. cleaners wanted. Minimum Brendan's School for baby- ,., D Repair 21T Plumbing and Heating will have an OPEN HOUSE to babysit in our home, 3 REAL ESTATE SALES Requires high school grad, 18 years old, experienced sitting. Please caIl 312.1631 fiE Boot Dockage and Storage 21 U Janitor Service on Monday, September 18 midnights a week. Be'acons AAA Real Estate Office in good driving record, able or will train. 882-0688. after 6 p.m. for particulars. l;t F Trailers and Campers 21V Silverplating from' 1;30 to 3 p.m. We field.Charlevoix area. 885 SI. Clair Shores seeks sales to meet people, neat and HG Mobile Homes 21 W Dressmaking and Tailorln" have a limited number of 1099. people to join their staff, dependable on qualifica. DISHWASHER for new res TEACHER needs, loving reo 12 Suburban Acreage 21Y Swimming Pools spaces for 3 and 4 year MAN TO drive and work in Free training and many tion. Plus benefits. Call taurant, East Eight Mile liable babysitter for infant I:2A Suburban Home 21 Z Landscaping olds for fall semester. Call flower shop. Must know benefits. We are the Pro. for interview 371.7413 be. Full or part time. Call Su and prc.schooler. ~londay 1,28 Vocation Property 886-4747 or 881-1948 for Grosse Pointe. Full time. fessionals. Ask for Sue. tween 9 a.m.-5 p.m. san at 371-6264 or 338.3210 through Friday, 7:30-4 p.m. information. ,------.1 lA-PERSONALS 881.1)278. CENTURY 21 WANTED-Experienced see- PART TIME travel agent, References. 882.3296 after experienced in ticketing 4;30 p.m. :Classified Deadline NEED A ride to Montana. PRE-SCHOOL program, ac. PART TIME travel agent, CHARTER OAKS 779-9792/ retary. Part time work. tivities ior growth and de- C II J hO W Ik 8823711 and reservations, conveni 'is Tuesday 12-noon, for Share gas and driving. 886- SECRETARY with good typo experienced ticketing and REAL ESTATE anay tl'men. e er. - ent loeation and pleasant all new copy. Changes of 5031. velopment. Tuesday and reservations. Convenient ing and phone skills. 8 Thursday mornings. Near location and pleasant work. Expanding corporation now I working conditions, small 'Mile and Mt. Elliott area. .cop y and cancellatioll NEEDLEPOINT and crewel Central Library. 885.6215. hiring 2.3 aggressive indi- DRIVER for local deliveries office, for interview con. ~'must be in by Monday .4 . ing conditions. Small of. 368.3410 8 to 4;30. pillows blocked and fimsih. -C-O-O-P-N-U-R-S-E-R-Y-' fice. For interview, contact viduals to train as Real. acnd work in flower shop. tact 886.011I. p.m. It is suggested that ed. Also needlepoint n. - 886-0111.. tors. 5t. Clair Shores area. hau feurf license required all real estate COpy be MATURE WOMAN to work strur.tion. TU 1-7073, TU 6- Grosse Pointe co.op nursery We 0 f fer computerized Apply in person, 14542 E. RETIRED MAN for part submitted to our office 0318. has openings available for BABYSITTER for 5 year old Multiple Listing service. Jefferson, Detroit. time delivering. East Side full time for the next by Monday 5 p.m. area. Come in person. Man- month, then part time from 'I FAITH _ to learn 3 and 4 year aIds begin. Mond ay, Wedn esday, Fr' 1. free sch00I'mg an d tram-. FULL TIME driver for fine BAHA ning in September. For in. day mornings. Own trans. . g t' t V C cuso Florists, 16373 Har- there after, Excellent work. Cosh rote: 10 words for__ $2.70 about it phone 872-8.317. f . m, nps 0 egas, ar- food store, with knowledge per, near Whittier. 886- ing conditions with 32 year ') 95 ormatlO~ c,all 884.6025. portation. 886-4414 after ribean and Europe, plus f G P . t i mg rote .~._ .. . 43 0 rosse om e area. 885. i3 II $ 8200. old firm. Call Mr. Bresser AddJtionol words eoch .. ~_$ .10 HIS AND HER HAIR PLACE GROSSE POINTE War Me- ; 0 p.m. cash bonuses. Call Mr. Na. 8400. - 874.0570. 4 weeks or more~. $2.50 Individual hairstyling, es. morial Nursery School, 32 NIGHT CLERK - 12 mid. der, 777-7250. CHURC BABYSITTER, Monday and Friday, 12-4 p.m., in my Retail rate per mch $4.40 pecially for you. Lakzshore Rd. State Li. night to 8 a.m. Part time. I. H JANITOR, days, full time. 882-5330. home, $2 per hour. Call CHILD CARE: Need loving 4 weeks or more__ . $4.00 By Dolores censed.CertiCied Teacher. No experience necessary. 886.5746. person to care for 1'2 year Bordered per inch $5.00 100 Kercheval 885.2788 881.8885 - 881-7511. Ideal for student. Call Mr. STOR E DELIVERY BOY or girl with old, full time or part time. Gray, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 294- car, preferably high school NEW CAR porter, $3 per I JACK & JILL N Nurse Aide welcome. Ref- The Gro!~ePointe News moy be DIALOGUE-- Th e autd I he p. u r s cry 0404. hour to start. Good bene. ;>LJrchased______at the follOWinglocations: line. Share your burden School, 1175 Lakepointe, student,Apply in2 toperson3 daysata week.17214 erences required. 884.9943. C L ER K fits. See Chuck Charbeneau ~. JEFFERSONTO CITY LIMITS with a good listener. Span. Grosse Pointe Park. OP- LPN's or RN's, E-Z duties, East Warren, after 4 p.m. at Prep Shop at Merollis MOTHER'S HELPER for 2 R h G'f Sh M' sored by Family Life Edu. ENS Monday, September good boss, any shift, also Chevrolet, 21800 Gratiot, boys, three and one years, . 'D;iv~LJ~';,dtt,: Riv~~haLJSearmo cation Council. 881.0270. 18th 9 a.m. Registration part time arrangements. Permanent full and part.time EXPERIENCED PERSON to days or evenings. week or Pork Pharmacy, E. Jefferson and stl'll available. 886.2089 or S openings in an Imported d East Detroit. the C,ly limits . t. Anne's, Cadieux.Harper. W. d woo stain kitchen cabi. weekend~. 885.2624. GROSSEPOINTE PARK WANTED - Participation m 573.4657. 886.2502 or 343.0657. "Illes an Cheese shop. nets. 882.4469. Lou's PartYStore.ChaLievoixand car pool to and from Uni------Duties include rotating HOUSEKEEPER. babysitter. DENTAL OFFICE - Recep. : Lakepainte versity L i g get t Middle NURSES AIDES needed, St. stock, sweeping floors and SALES and invoice clerk- Grosse Pointe South stu. 3-LOST AND FOUND tionist. Business expel j. Arl's Party Store, Kerchevaland SchooL Call 885.2672 or Anne's N u r sin g Home, running a cash register. Must be able to type 60 dent preferred. Monday ence preferred. 882.1389. Wayburn 517-15"A.\TO REW ARD for black cat 6232 Cadieux. 886.2502. Rea d'mg and or speaking wpm. WIth. general invoic. through Friday, part time, G"1ROSSEPPOIIN5tTE CITMY k d St h named Snooper missing F rench and knowledge of mg. experience. Short com. through school year. Full BROWNELL STUDENT - n gelar,'rCd' or yore, K an . SEEKING PERSONS WIS I since September 6. Buck- APARTMENT complex needs gourmet foods and cheeses mute from east side. Good time summer. Own car. Needed to b:Jbysit 2nd

,CLJnninghamD d DrugK h Store.I Notre ing to Flhave'd theirV cart' nv-, I ingham-Kercheval vicinity. maintenance he I p full wou ld be helpful. Must be wor k'Illg conditions. Salary Excellent \"ages.'T Refer- grader 7:35 a.m. to 8:20 N am~ an P erc evo K h I en to on a. aca lOlling Family pet of 14 years. time. Must have own trans. able to work evenings commensurate with ex. ences. Call 577.1566 9 a.m.' a.m. Monday thru Friday a~~~~~~e 8~;:'oCY, erc eva family of 4 hopes to drive 885.3792 or 882.1136. portation. 779-1818. d . 5 p.m. or 886.8083 after 8 Bon SKOLJrSHospital. CodIOux .one way to see country an weekends. No phone penence. Contact for in. and some afternoons after and Maumee and return by air. Leaving FOUND; Brown Siamese cat, FULL T I hi E experienced calls accepted. Apply in terview 831.1155. p.m. school. 885.7912. GRO~SEPOINTE FARMS October 10. Call Dennis at free to a good home. TV 5- landscape employe. Good person at the MANUFACTURER'S PRODUCE CLERK, full time FULL TDIE experienced Randsand MoronMedical Pharmacy. Mack 382.3991. 5317 . wages. Must have trans. REN CELLAR sentative firm in Repre.down. no nights or Sundays. Ap- handyman, 1 part time Tr~~lrhormoC:YrKerchevalon th~ ------!4-liELP WANTED portation.823.£662. - town office needs secre- ply at Farms Market, 355 janitor to work with sen. Ke~~ar;;LJgS,Kerchevaland Fisher 2A-ttJ'J~~TION I GENERAL COLLEGE STUDENT want. RENAISSANCE tary. Call 961-9211. Fisher Road, Grosse Pointe ior citizens. Calvary Senior Sc~;~er DrLJgs,FISherand MaLJ- 1------ed part time as mail.room CENTER I YOUNG MAN willing to ART SALES. Full or part Center, 881.3374. CunninghamOrLJgs.7 MLleRoad PIANO and vocal instruction. RN's / LPN's and stock clerk. Monday I PRO:\IENADE LEVEL I work. R Hirt Jr. Co. 9£1. time. National company Co~~~eM~~~Pital.Kerchevaland Beginners and advanced. I through Friday from 1.5 1173, ask for David or Rick will train. 7724175. NURSES AI DE MlJIr Former college instructor. LEADING NATIONAL p.m. Some Saturdays. 9 ~------NOW ACCEPTl],>;G GROS~EPOINTE WOODS Trombly School area. 822-1 NURSING SERVICE Mile and Jefferson loca. POSITIGN available to cook I SECRETARY, downtown De. SECRETARY-Full time po. APPLlCATIO~S FOR Ment Wood. Pharmacy. Mack 8544. tion. Write to Basile Inc., of European dcscent for I troit. typing. filing, gener. sition available for skilled ALL SHIFTS. and BournemOLJlh 22522 E. 9 Mile, St. Clair fun loving family. who ap. , al office work, 259.2313. individual with local real Ar8a~~leDR~i!are, Mack near WORKING PROFESSIONAL OUTSTANDING BENEFITS Sh 48080 preciate good food. Lin~ estate company. Interest. FULL OR PART TnIE. Grosse POInte Pharmacy, Mack teacher now accepting stu-I ores,. out or in. Gcnerous wages. : BROOKS BROTHERS has ing and challenging job in :"10 EXPERIE:\CE and Manchester d f F 11 D d Top Wages HELP AN If' h f' r d' the following full tl'me this one gl'rl off'lce Pl a l'\ECESSARY. Harkness Pharmacy. Mack and ents or a. rums an W [TED - Law n p us nnge cnc ItS. nolO '. . e se Lochmoar percussion, 331.4740. Call Holiday Pay maintenance. Full or part. I' Iy' call 886.195-1 bctwccn openings-l shipping and call 884.5700 for interview, PLEASA7':T WORKI;';G Bob's DrLJgs.Mack and Roslyn Mr. Brooks afternoons. Malpractice Insurance time. Thomas Landscaping 9 a m. and noon or after receiving clerk, 2 sales Ask for Cathy. CONDITIO;';S & CEJo~~~~r:~:;ket, Mack and PIANO LESSONS in your ~~i~~~~~e~~~:~~;erentiall! __881-0292. _6 p.m. ~~~so~sp;I~d i~ ~:~~coenP~g~ADMINISTRATIVE assistant EXCE~i~~~T~:I:\GE St.yO;~~~'reHo.pjlal.Seven M,le home. Certified teacher, GROSSE P::>Ii':TETYPES- ! DlSPL~AY SPECIA~i.IST. I~. City National Bank B'tdg. for a quality retail store. APPLY BEL:\IO:\'T De~~~~hi~~dtf,~';;,S Mack and extensive background. 884. CHOOSE YOUR DAYS NEEDED II ':1cdiate opelllng for a llart STYLIST WAN TED l'n D.ivlersifie:l duties in a one NURSING CE~TER Devonshire 7635, AND ASSIGNMENTS For Jerry Schoenith's Roo~'1 tIme d i 5 P Jay spcclalist. glr office. Good office 19840 HARPER " M k I Grosse Pointe Shores area. skl'lls mandatory 8710?02 ary an everage nappe, oc ._____ tertal. Apply in person, I Good benpf!ts. Al11'!Yfrom . . _. HARPER WOODS M I d B S Mr.nearCs, MarylandGroytonand Warren PIANO LESSONS LET US PAMPER YOU Th ursday and Friday. Full I ten to five. An equal op. -.~-772.8621. COUNTER HELP wanted. 881.9556 Pork,es Party St?re. Mack at St. QUALIFIED TEACHER or part time work. High! portunit\., emplo\.'N. J. C. STATION ATTENDANT, af- F I ------..-- Clair MY HOME _ 882.7772 hId II I . u I time for assistant SE:\lI.RETIREDo A. J. Meyer Pharmocy. Mock MEDICAL sc 00 an co ege students I Penncy Company, 19251', tcmoons or evenings or manager duties in dry Part time work available. 3 ST. C~~J~uSHO~ESe PIANO INSTRUCTIO~ PERSONNEL POOL needed. Waiters. waitress. I 1\J a c k A v (' n u ('. Grosse weekends, part time or full cleaning and tuxcdo shop. men n('cded to delivcr di- Th f ght es. bus persons, host, host? Pointe Wood, I time. Station in Grosse Must have car. 881.1224. Monor Pharmocy. Greoter.MockI eory, per oemance, SI I 882 6640 esses, kitchen helD, cash. I Pointe. 822.9310. _ rectorics in Detroit area. and RedMaple Lane reading ear training. Ex. 1 - u'Al'iTF' I -- ~ ~-~._------0 IT t' d Lake Phormocv. Eost N,ne Mole .' R bl _ ~ _~ ~ __ .__ .. I ier. J.D. checker. Banquet ,,: ,D l'AHT-TI:\IF; heir -~. -- - __ GROSSE POINTE High - ua I Ica IOns' ncc car, betw""n Mockand_~~f~~~o~ ~~;:~~~:d372.3~~IS a na e.. PART TIME employee, 2 t~! extras and bus persons. $3 approximatel~' I;,:W hour.; RETIRED 'PERSON, par t , South student to do odd liability ins u ran c e and lA-PERSONALS 3 days per week. Call Mrs.' to $6 per hour. All must pcr ,,"('rk :\ppl.,' Fnda." tJnle work, Mack and Ri. 'I jobs twice a wcek, 2 hours 1100(\ anp(,:'lrance. ('all ~Ir. ______: _ PIANO LESSONS Fox, 237.0110. i have vibrant personalities. afternoon from l:W until vard Siandard station. Ap. or so each time. Chet Bresser. 814.0570 1 WANT A RIDE to Florida, i U f M ~-- ..------Call 822.3252. 4 pm. at Kane Co 18424' ply witllin. Sampson's Travel. 100 Kcr. LA BClRATOR\;- T"'cch~i~iin . 0., TELEPHONE SALES - Ex. '-. -._. -.~-... . :\Tack Cros Pt Farm - - - - .~--.~ .. -- ch(' al share driving and gas. male i Graduate perience preferred, com. DRIVEIlS _ Small school . . r • ,(' (' , ~ LEGAL SECRETARY for _ v for suburban m('(llcal clin. 19. 885.0934. Call 3314725 mis~ion. daytime hours.' buses. mllst have good driv. P A H T T 1\1 E bus pl'rson progressive Macomb Coun. LEGAL SECRETARY for I ic. Exnerienccd. rall morn. iA:-MUSIC~EDUCATION------.-.~.-~---- full or part time. 881.5591.' ing r~('ord. 821.5338. need('d. 882-8,,)22 t)' law firm. Send r('sume 1 downtown law firm. Typ. j ings 8.12. 717.5810 .

.. ~__ ._~. ~ .~_. . --~~. ~.---~ -- ~~len(~~~;m ~~~e~ac~~i~~~: II ~~~.ean~~c~i~::~~o~~5~4ci5e;i.'I' l')GI{T' 1;;C~al~;dd~iil'cry 10 14 S. Broadway Mt Clem. ._... .~.. .. - -, busincss('s, car and neat

S. KHATCHADOURIAN-KAZAN REAL ESTATE SALES PERSON C'ns, 48043. ," I PART TII\IF~ h('lp wanted 51 appearance necessarv, full I - .~-~----. ~_', p.m ..9 pm. 5 days. $4 an' or part lime. 881.5591. :\IATlJRE PERSON for care hour. 1 milr away from ~-- ~-~ .. ,,_.- - ..~-- GROSSE POlNTE REAL ESTATE CO. has introduced a revolutIOnary concept of i Concert pianist and experienced teacher. Private in. I of two school aged chll.! Wayne State UniverSity, struction will begin in the Grosse Pointe area, begin. Real Estate sales. We prefer Grosse Pointe residents only and age or present Office Expanding occupation is of no consequence. Estimated income duMng first year for an I c1rC'n, own transportation.: 87l.1616. ning the middle of September, 1978, two days per 882.8629 after 630 p.m. ~. . . Salcsperson net::ded week only. Limited availability. Write or telephone already licensed representative exceeds $30,000 annually. wlDaw \VOl'LD like somc 'I DF.LIVJ<~RY-BOy---;itl-;--~a-;:, one to prcpare dinner and I Bonus plan ... If you can collect between 9-3 p.m. No weekends. Your only qualification is to be personable, a tasteful dresser, clean, honest, reli. 1 short hours, good pay. Call stay all night. OthC'r hC'lp: selI 12 million you should able, able to maintain records and have an insatiable desire to meet more people. MRS. S. KAZAN 1 885.4790 after 4 p.m. employed. Days freC'. 885.! cal1 Gcor~e Palms for ap. 561 Pleasant Ave. ~ ~ ~ .- ~_._-- 1130 ' pointment. Call John Brink, Broker, Grosse Pointe Real Estate Co. : WO:\IAN housckceper part -. - .. -- -- - : Highland Park 882-0087 I timr for pnvate school, I NEED FOR nights - Cooks, Gco. 1,. Palms Realtor I1linois 60035 afll'l'lloons. Call bctwecn preps and bus hoys. Plper's 886-4444 PHONE 312.4335249 Confidentiality will naturally prC'/VaIJ! III ,lIHI 3. 882.5071. I Alley. 885.1930.

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Thursday, September 14, 1978 ('age 1wenty-rour ------G R 0 SSE POI N TEN F. W S 4-HELP WANTED CA-HELP WANTED S-SIIUATIOH 5C-CATERING 6-FOR RENT 6A-FOR'RENT 6D-VACAT:OH 6D-VACATION GENERAL __ D_O_M_E_ST_I_C___ WANTED ---R'OSELUND--- UNfURNISHED _ FURNISHED RENTALS RENTALS . ------.." REAL ESTATE SALES GOOD CLEANER and ironer, FITTING PROBLEMS?? Will We really only do what you GROSSE POI N T E PARK IF YOU ARE looking for FORT LAUDERDALE, BLACK LAKE Beach fronl We have a limited number Ranch House with 2 adults, take measurements and do yourself ... serve an lower-Heat and water in. houses, flats and apart. FLORIDA cottage, 4 bedrooms. Ifu~ of openings for sales peo. 2 days weekly. Tuesday draft pattern for skirt. elegant meal or an equally eluded. $275. 823.1878. ments - Call La Vones A luxurious 3 bedroom home duced for ,fall. TU 1.2680. pIe to serve the Grosse and Friday preferred, 9 to pants, bodice, sleeve etc. elegant cocktail party. But ---.---.------renting service for best with covered patio and ~- Pointes and Mac 0 m b 3:30. References required Also alterations of all when we do it, you don.t HARPER.Nottingham upper resulls. 773-2035. pool, in the beautiful land- 6F-SHARE LIVING Count)'. We offer commis. $26 a da)'. Lothrop near types. CALL TU 2.4964, have to. Entertaining is to 5 rooms, Adults only, with I ing section of Florida off QUARTERS sian, plus a very high Chalfonte. 882-0993. Ruth. enjoy. Call 331-2919 or 882. heat. $155 a month plus ONLY IF you are willing to the Inter Coastal waterway. PRm'ESSIONAL FEMALT~ bonus program and com. I ------. .. •. __ ... 2601. security. 821-4437 or 823. accept my dog and my cat Can dock a very large desires same to share pulerized multi.list. CHALFONTE.Belanger area. MEDICAL office manager, -.------0678. in the evenings. I have a yacht. All pool, gardening home. 882.9140 after 4. For your personal interview -Kind perSOn wanted to full time position, experi. JOJO'S CATERING for all .... _.-. ---' furnished garage apart. and lawn services provided. call :llr. :llonroe at 886.1 care for 2 children before enced in E.E.G. 885.0938. occasions. No party is too SIX-HOOM upper-.Kensing. ment, 2 bedrooms. AvaH. Available lease for season OLDER LADY seeks com- 8710. 1 school in mornings. 881. ------.. -.-.-- big or too small. 771.8568. ton and Outer DrIve area. able October 1 to June 1, panion, over night pre- SHORE\VOOD ~~ .____ COLLEGE Painters - low.. ------.- 882.7860. ~25. My husband is 35th. or by the month, 3 month minimum. Mr. McCourt, ferred or day time. 88~ E. R. BROWN REALTY HOUSEKEEPER for 2 adults cst prices around. Interior 6-FOR RENT I THmi)--FLOOR-~f- ho;;e-2'j matic so no pets in my 884-4428 or 886.4360. 7745. 20439 :llack Avenue Other help employed. Ref. ~~o~~l~~~~~8iB~te 881.2431. UNFURNISHED bedrooms and bath, hous{' house. Call 881.3747. erences required. 885.5756. ST.' CLAIR SHORES...... 3 bed~ privileges, kitchen, park. Tl~REE.R~acher.Assistant Di. MATURE WOMAN to care repa1'rs, carpentry. electrl" ----- .... ------::--- "-- clean female 9236847 color TV, fireplace. phone, and drapes. Near schools TWO.BEDROOM lower-Ga. _._._._. _'._._' 1 daughter, would like to rector. College an d Experi. for 6 and 7 year olds in c:lll appliances, painting. - boat included. Available and lakefront park. Rent rage. security. References. rent home, apartment, duo O I 839-4130 h f 6B-ROOMS TO RENT I after Labor Day at reduced ('nee n y. . ~1my dome rom 3 to 6 p.m. fur nit u r e refl'nislll'ng, $425, security deposit. 886. Available October 1. Work- plex in Gr""se Pointe. Ref. IlOZ)KKEEPI.,-GClerk _ A "on ay through Wednes. broken windows, cords 1216. ing adults. 527-1540. GROSSE POINTE i" _I rates. 884.0431, 778-4055. erences. 886-1148 or 886.. v clmty BEAUTIFUL 440 West Con. Grosse Pointe non.profit day. 885-3420 evenings. repalced. Reasonable. Hef- _.... . -.-.____ ------. ------Room for young lady. Pri- 1570. organization is looking for }.iIGH'SCHOOLj;;~ior _.;~ ercnces. 882.6759. Absolutely GREAT DICKERSON 4114, studio vate bath/kitchen. 822. dominium overlooking Gulf an assistant bookkeeper to senior, after school and W-'I'L--'L---CA-RE-f-or'-a-c-h'I:ldI'n LAKE VIEWS and 1 bedroom. All utili- 7109. of Mexico. Luxuriously fur- WANTED - One floor 2.3 . h S d ties, off street parking. See nished Iiving.dining room, bedroom furnished nom'e preparc ban'k depos1ts, an. atur ays near South High m" home. ages 3 to 5 pre- b d 3 3 dl sh ipts d'str'b 886-{)991 J Luxurious 1 and 2 e room manager. 82 .09 8 . UPSTAIRS BEDROOM with fully equipped kitchen plus or apartment for July, r ca rece , I I u- . .. . __ ferred. References. Call apartments. Include car. August, September' 1979. twns, maintain subisidar)' 882.5274. FOUR BEDROOM brick Col. kitchen in private home washer and dryer, two bed. . WANT live.in board, room I peting. drapes, dishwash- Retired Grosse Pointe phy' l('dgers. etc. Expenence d d ------.--.- ... -- . I' I bl onial, central air. sauna. for mature lady working rooms, 2 baths, within desirable but not required. an goo wages to care for NURSE'S AIDE desires mid. er, centra air, poo ,ca e. Excellent condition. Avail. days. $100 per month. 882- walking distance of every. sician, wife and maid. 884. Competitive s a I a r y with elderly couple. 883.8166. night shift in private vision. able September 1. Grosse 6247. thing, $800 a month, Sept. 1716. good fringe benefl.'ts. Re. :'IATURE loving lady nee'-d-: Grosse Po.inte home.. 8 Now available from Pointe Farms, 751.8822. and Oct., $1.500 Nov. thru GENTLEMAN wishes small ~250 per month 6C-OFFICE FOR RENT March. Includes be a c h, i'!:'- to~!r. Cunnmg Ilam. I cd to slay with well be.\ ).ears IIasp1.IaI an-d pnva te I AT METRO TOWERS ------house to rent near Village 881.7511. hayed son. occasionaly. duty experience. 886.1932. "odel open daily FOR RENT - New brick pool, sauna, exercise room. or 7 and Mack area. 886. " . & .... - m farm house in Canadian IN THE FARMS Write M. Ward, 2300 Wel. 4537. SA1'L'RDAY 9 to 5 receplion. , • ermer Lakeshore area. COMPLETE ALTERATION including Sunday woods on creek. I hour AIR CONDITIONED lesley Rd .• Clearwater. Fla. --- 1St.cash'ler, nee d e d a' t 886.1891 work an d! ur Immg., done Near 1.94 from Detroit River access. 33516 or phone 813.536- MATURE PROFESSIONAL Grosse Poi n t e Cultural BABYSITTER needed 7'45 in my home. Please call and Metro Parkway. Ideal for retirees, 956.5104 OFFICE SPACE AT 3189. woman wants 1.2 bedroom Cent.er. Some typing, im. n.m ..4:45 ~.m. 1 tod(iJer: I 775.2939. after 5. 774-1429. 18780 apartment, garage, carport, mediate start. 881.7511. school age child. My home, . . 296.2320 463.5857 MACK AVENUE 2 BEDROOM, 2 bath - New. in pleasant Grosse Pointe Own transportation Call I LADY deSIres compamon po. .... --.------LOWER 2 bedroom flat, ly furnished apartement, location. 331.1306, evening. PLASTERER for 14 and 28 after 5 p.m. 882.5782 sition taking care of el- LANDLORDS; If you have Grosse Pointe area, new SUITABLE FOR on Siesta Key, Sarasota. ft. CClllng. 882-4469. . derly. Grosse Pointe Park houses or apartments for carpeting throughout, ex- MANY TYPES OF Florida. No pets or chil- PROFESSIONAL WOIllAN, LIVE-IN housekeeper.com. Area. References. 885.7764. rent don't be bugged with cellent condition. Must be dren, available thru De. Grosse Pointe resident, KITCHE:-{ HELP, bartend. BUSINESS. CALL seeking 2 bedroom rental pan ion for elderly lady in RETIRED PAINTER looking phone calls; Call La Vones clean and reliable. No cember. Contact L. S. ers. and waitresses, wanted KARL HAGEN Hulme, 7665 Las Palmas, in Grosse Pointe for sel! for day and night shifl. Grosse . ~~inte .to share for work. Inside ainting. Renting Service - No Fee, pets, or children. Thurs. and high school son. 865. responslbl1Jty WIth other, 979.0329. p people screened. 773.2035. day after noon. 886.7836. Jacksonville, Florida 32216, 886-5800 8950. Please apply at 16543 E. help. work 4 or 5 days. ------904.737.5118. Warren and 17569 E. War. ------Blue Cross benefits. Call ------.----.- LAKESHORE Village 2 bed- THREE BEDROOM upper, ENGINEERING Bldg., Mack FORT MYERS BEACH - ren. MEDICAL STUDENT desires 885.0811 or 886-7600. GRAJ?UATE S,!,UDEN?,. 10'1 room condo. All new ap. carpeting, natural fire. at Nottingham, G r 0 sse Florida. completely fur. one bedroom apartment or ----______terIor, exte~lOr pal~tmg, pliances, carpeting and place. full bas em e n t. n'LL TJ:lIE or part time po. Pointe Park. Panelled, air nished, 2 bedroom, 2 bath flat in Grosse Pointe vi- RELIABLE woman for clean. house repairs, avaIlable drapes. Central air condi. Adults preferred, refer- sition in small industrial condition, janitor and util. Condo on Gulf. Pool, ten- cinity. Please call 882.8259. ing one day a week. $25. through December. Refer. Honing, dishwasher and ences required. 824.1342. office, must be 18 or over, ities included. 885-6635. nis. 886-6888. R e c e n t references re- ences. 885-2994 or 822-0850 disposal. Clubhouse and MATURE professional wom. Call Barb or Art, 822.3400. . d It' . '1 THREE.ROOM upper income APPROX. 1,000 square feet qlllre . TU 2.1847. E U R 0 P E; AN vrofessional r e c rea 1 0 n pnvI eges. GULF, Clearwater, San d an seeks unfurnished room, DRIVERS full or part time. ------gardener. landscaper will Adults $350. Security. 882- utilities furnished. $155 of office, divided into 3 in. Key. 2 bedroom, 2 bath flat or income. 884.7374. Will train all shifts. 3531 4C-HOUSE SITTiNG build terrace or any kind 8883. monthly. 527-3634. dividual offices. Warren/ condo. Adults, no pets. Cadieux area. 885.6675. QUIET RETIRED c 0 u pIe Barham, TU 5-5555. SERVICE of garden, trim, prune and _IF-Y_O_U__ -H-A_V_E-a-h_o_u-se-o-rMOROSS ROAD near St. Call owner 821.0042. wishes to rent one bed- -~I-A-~-'-p-a-r-t-t-im-e-w-it-h-a-c-a-r.I-G-O-I-N-G-O-N-v-a-c-a-ti-o-n-?-J-ust maintenance. Call after 61 apartment to share or look. John's. 2 bedroom duplex. EAST WARREN.Bishop area HARBOR SPRINGS, 2 bed. room lower or upper flat. private pan e led offices, Car allowance. 15010 Mack, moved to Detroit area. 28 I p.m. 882.2285. I ing to share with someone. Couple. 884-4678. rooms, 11f.l baths, modern Vicinity of Grosse Pointe: reasonable rent, phone an. Grosse Pointe Park. year old professional man COMPANION NURSE wish. C.all La V?nes sharing ser. DUPLEX FLAT-l bedroom, kitchen. Close to town. Farms, Woods. Harper' ------will house sit while look. t t' d f I vIce for TIght people. 773. stove, refrigerator, air. ga. swering available. 885. 882-2597. Woods or St. Clair Shores. TRAVEL AGENT needed for es par Ime ays or e . 2035 0840. 885.9225. . ff' E ing for apartment. Grosse derly persons. References.' rage. Mature adults only. Grosse Pomte 0 Ice, x-, ------NEW ONE bedroom furn. . d I PI Pointe references. Days East side preferred. 923. UPPER INCOME - 4 rooms 268-7178. ished apartment in Naples, pem::ce on y. ease reo I 2598100 E . 881 TWO ADJOINING offices, RESPONSIBLE C 0 UP L E ply h' BOll S 5 Gross{' I . or venmgs . 6960. and bed, heat, semi.furn- HARPER and Dickerson area one 15x16, one IOxl8, air Florida, 1% miles from (no drinking or smoking), POI'nte'New's. -, ______0609. EXPERIENCED------T . t d ished. Excellent condl'tl'on. 1 bedroom, heated, air con. conditioned, parking, car. beach, 2 miles from major wants an apartment or YPls an 14426 Parkgrove, between shopping. G 0 I f, tennis, "'TIOu I tt t 'b ditioning, carpet, stove and peted, newly decorated. maid's quarters near Ja- GAS STATION Manager. Sta, S-SITU '" " regu ar casse e ransCrJ' 6 and 7 Mile. Service drive of Ford ex- pool, sauna, cable vision, tion in Grosse Pointe, Sal. WANTED ed. Work done in my r~lfrigerator, Laundry fa- cobson's area or Kercheval pressway. Harper Woods. games room, community and Mack, 8 Mile and Mack ary, d d Ys. experienced. I. home. Reasonable. 886- GROSSE POINTE WOODS Cl ities. No children, no 882.0866. Storage area 10 building and fresh water transportation. Call Mrs. Officp. 822-9310. 3749. near Marter Road. 3 bed. pets, $170. 372.5116 after 3. PRIVA TE N URSING by 22 also available. fishing available. $700 per Rim at 886-4249 or 886. Around the Clock ------room, H2 bath Colonial. LOWER FLAT for r(;!nt, 2 month. Available monthly 0876. GENERAL OFFICE - Re. In home, bospital or nursing EXPERIENCED companion Paneled family room, eat. bedrooms, fireplace,. car. KELLY ROAD near 8',2 Mile 'or for season, November liable person, permanent home. RN's, LPN's, Aides, nurse would like 3 days a ing space in kitchen, car. peting, basement and ga- 950 square foot medicaI- through April only. Mr. YOUNG Businessman desires position, in small office. companions, male attend. week. Own car. Call after peting and drapes, 2',2 car rage, no pets, $300 in- den tal suite. Excellent Gibbons, 354.2442 or 437. duplex or flat in Grosse' interesting work, accurate ants, live.ins. Screened and 6 p.m. 293.9378. garage, Ferry School dis. eludes heat and water. parking, 2753. Pointe. St. Clair Shores good t y pis t. Shorthand bonded. 24 hour servIce. I triel. Prefer couple, 1 to 2 Harper and Cadieux area. area. Call after 6 p.m. 881. KELLY ROAD - 2 1a r g e helpful but not necessary. Licensed nurses for insur. HANDYMAN, for the unus- children OK. No pets. 759.2384, evenings 585-5290 NAPPLES, FLORIDA. New 1791. Good salary and benefits. ance cases. ual in home maintenance. Immediate possession. $530 . rooms. Air conditioned, ex- 2 bedroom, 2 bath furn. Full time or possible part POINTE AREA NUR::>ES Call after 6:00. Excellent month, I year lease. Se. LOWER FLAT-2 bedrooms. cellent parking. .ished apartment. Available MARRIED PROFESSIONAL lime. New Center area. TU 4.3180 references. 775.7362. ",cl.irity ,de~osit. 885-0099. living room, dining room, MAC~, South o( 9 Mile; 2,482 December 1., to May, ,1 Dn couple employed at Cot- 875.0555. ------~--~~------kitchen, 1 car garage, square feet. Excellent of. golf course and swimming rage Hospital with two QUALITY Health Care in HOUSEKEEPER companion OUTER DRIVE CHALMERS share basement, very clean fice space. Rent includes pools. $1,300 January to fixed and declawed cats 4A-HELP WANTED your home, hospital or to elderly lady live.in five AREA _ 5 room lower No children, pets. Refer. utilities and janitor ser. ApriL $900 December and desire 2 or 3 bedroom-, DOMESTIC nursing home. Our profes- days. Call 371-4297. Mary flat with garage. Newly ences required. Security vice. Save on sub.lease De- ApriL 1.329-9242. house or flat within 8.mile ' sional staff of registered Kesler. decorated, $225 a month deposit. 882-9655 or 963- cember I. 1978 through radius of hospital. Carpet-: SCHOOL TEACHER desires nurses. licensed practicall'EXPERIENCED laundress plus security. Available 2401. August 1, 1981. PALM SPRINGS, ing, stove. refrigerator and. CALIFORNIA, INDIAN responsible, affectionate nurses, and nurse's aides and cleaner ,vI'shes d immediately. 979.1435. ------TEN MILE near 1.94; 1,011 garage facilities desired.' WELLS COUNTRY CLUB woman to care for infant are available 24 hours a a)'s. HARCOURT upper flat, 2 square foot general office. Willing to pay $250 plus' Wednesday and Friday. ------b db' Beautiful 3 bedroom, 3 baths starting in November and day, 7 days a week. Phone References. $25. 834.0336. OUTER DRIVE and Gratiot e rooms, 1 ath, central Four large rooms. Excel- utilities or $300 including. : completely furnished con. continuing through the 882-6640, Medical Person. area - 2 floors and 14 air, $300 minimum, 1 year lent parking. 884-8600. ext. 2190 days,: school year. 7: 15 to 3:00. nel Pool. Day or night. LADY WANTS g en era 1 units, 3 room apartment, lease. Mature couple pre. dominium. Lovely moun. 861-2405 evenings. 23 l\IILE ROAD near 1-94; References. 881-6842. ------housework, 8:30-2:30 on newly decorated. Call 773- ferred. Call 821-8750 week. tain views. 1 block from up to 4,800 square feet. INTERIOR DES I G N E R I TONY VIVIANO Monday and Saturday. Ref. 4612 or 366.9668. days after 6 p.m. Indian Wells Country Club MOTHER'S HELPER, own Brand new. Rent includes A host club for the Bob needs 3 bedroom home.: transportation, 21h hours Handyman erences. 778.8159, 5-8 p.m. CHALMERS _ F I and e r s QUIET BUILDING vicinity utilities, janitor service. Hope Desert Golf Classic. Willing to redecorate and every day. 11 Mile and Carpenter Work LADY DESIRES domestic, Complex. One and two bed- of Wayburn and Alter Near new K Marl. Guarded area, security gate renovate. 882.2524. Jefferson. 775-1143. and caring for a sick person or room apartments. Carpet. Road. Wall to wall carpet. INVESTMENT Opportunity: entrance. golf, swimming. Miscellaneous babysitting, call 883.1747. ing, air, heated. 885-4364. jng. 824-9424. 1 to 9. High risk. high return; TWO RETIRED ladies wish' tennis. Avaiiable for Jan- two bedroom apartment or: COOK - Experienced, live. Repairs commercial building sub. uary. February, March, Ap. flat. Near shopping and; in if possible. References 881-2093 "BABYSITTING" YOUng mo- BUCKINGHAM. bet wee n 1326 MARYLAND. eonveni- ject to 5 year lease. $25,000 ril. No pets or minor chil. bus. 833-0176. ' required. 885.8171. ther will babysit full or Mack and Warren _ 3 bed. ent I bedroom apartment, down required. dren. Not less than 1 after 5 p.m. part time. 882.4279. rooms, natural fireplace. $190 per month, heat in- HOUSECLEANING I a d y ------.. b t d duded, immediate oecu. NEEDED: Office space, com- month rental. $2,500 per 7A-ROOM WANTED NEED SOMETHING moved, ascmen, gar age an month. Payment in ad. nee ded one day a week for HELP IN CARl NG d 29 thl 469 pancy, security deposit and mercial buildings to lease delivered or disposed of? rapes. $ 5 mon y. . or selL vance. References reo LADY WISHES room, Grosse: Grosse Pointe home. Ref- FOR THE AGE references needed. Call Pointe area, kitchen privi. erences required. 886.6396. Two Pointe residents will 1889. Mike Larsen at 963.9037 quired. Phone 313-642-8329 D Call Virginia S. Jeffries, leges, city bus line. P.O.' move or remove large or ll-G-n-A-T-10-T-'6-1I1-I-L-E-A-R-'E-A-workdays for appointment. or after 6 p.m. 642-8091. OR ILL Reallor 882.0899. Box 36225. Detroit 48236. POSITION AVAILABLE to small quantities of furni.1 Low cost - quality care 2 bedroom lower, $145 plus ----- BEAUTIFUL spacious, pan. SPACIOUS five room condo. cook of European descent ture, appliances or what I Any day _ Anytime utilities. Security deposit. SCHOENHERR.6 MILE - 3 minium, 2 baths. complete. 7C-GARAGE WANTED for fun loving family, who have you. Call for free esti. For free professional Immediate possession. 885. room a par t men t. Big eled and carpeted office $125. Smaller office $75. Iy furnished, !II ad e ria WANTED; Garage for winter appreciate good food. Live mate. 343.0481. consultation call 0099. rooms. lots of closets., Beach. Florida. 3 months out or in. Generous wages. ALL CAR AMC Health Care One building immaculate, all Utilities included 885-1715. boat storage. Please call' minimum. 886-4554. plus fringe benefits. Kind. E McNICHOLS.Gunston area- utilities included, adults 889-0355 after 5 p.m. FOR ------LEASE- --~-- --~ ~- . Iy call 886.1954 between 9 NURSES REGISTRY I 751.8780 5 roo m lower, garage. only - no pets. 526-1595. FLORIDA SANIBEL Beach OFFICE SPACE a.m. and noon or after 6 A medical pool. Private duty YOUNG HOUSEWIFE wish- Adults only, no pets. Se. club. Finest contemporary 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE Mack Avenue. Grosse Pointe p.m. nursing, 24 hour service. es to babysit in her home curity required. NOTTINGHAM and Mack - Gulf front condominiums CLEANING OUT? Call op. Hospital, Home, Nursing weekdays. 8e5.9232. JAN REALTY 886.8706 Detroit all utihties furn. Farms. I to 4 rooms avail. on the Island. February. able. Ideal for doctor or ERATION LINC, 331.6700. W~NTED - Man for part I Home and Insurance Cases, .------.. Evenings and weekends ished. Working cople only. April openings. Reserve We help charitable organi . .tme work on grounds., LPN's, RN's, Aides. Medi- ~URSE'S AIDE compani~;' 775.6013 $225 monthly plus secur- other professional. Central nOW. 644-5374. air. zations. Donations tax de. Could use as handyman in i cal Technologists, Physical own transportation, will .____ ity. Call aftcr 6 p.m. 881. winter. 886.6,555, I Therapist, Emergency Vis. drive, parI time. 822.6847. NEW L Y DECORATED 2 9208. HIGBIE l\IAXON SANIBEL ISLAND, Florida. ductible. You drop oN or ------.------. itingNurscs.Stateliccnscd -~- ----.-----.- bedroom Colonial in the --~--- 863.3400 Walk right out your door we pick up. HOUSEKEEPER or babysit. INTERIOR house painting by Farms $475. 884.0185. DUPLEX near Pointes. One onto the bcach from this ' and bonded. Opcrated by t bl b d S' $ KERCHEV AL at Beacons- "ALMOST.NEW" APPAREL ter. mat'lre woman, 3'30 Pt" Z II \\'0 capa e young men ---.---.----. -- croom. paclOUS. 185 Gulf front condominium p.m, to 6::JO p,m. Monday anc~~ eva os, 821-4056. free cstimates. 885.4042 I GRATIOT.6 Mile - 5 room plus utilities. Deposit. 371. field - 1,015 square fcet, with pool and tennis. accessories, furs and an. $430 per month. thru Friday. Oll'n trans.: RETIRED Master Electrician, __~.~~t~~e. lower, including heat. $195 1087 or 823.1146. Sleeps six. $225 per week tiques at a fraction of the I DANAHER. BAER. WILSOi': original cost. porlalion, Whiltler road Licensed. Violations, Servo SE:'I!I.RETIR-ii:;~~-n-.struc-tl'o-n' ~1.3520. _ 3'BEDROOM--hous~ _ iiayE's before December 15th. near Jeffers"n. 823.4613. '. d I II ------AND STROH $365 per week after. Call We Buy ;'urs ___ ' .._ ll'e Increase, a so sma man can repair picket NEAR GROSSE Pointe-Up. and Outcr Dr. area. Call 76 KERCHEVAL (216) 255-7778. Consignments Welcome HELP ~EE»Ef) in ncw )"bs,:U 5.2966. f~nce, refinish tables. hang per 5 large rooms, clean. evenings - 882.9430. 885-7000 home, 1 da.v a week. In.' \IL'I I( \1' -S S---.---.- 1.lg,ht flxturcs, clean humid. carpeted, immediate pos. ----.------. SARASOTA LEE'S .•. ) :: , AS I. TA:'-;T ex. f IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 6D-VACATION 20339 Mack 881.8082 cludes . f1oon, win.' perienccd in all types in. I ler. cut down doors. servo session, no pets, security Pelican Cove, beautiful new RENTALS dows. :\ear Win d m i ) I surance work will do insur. Ice lawn mower. Call Ed- ! deposit. TU 1-8386. Shoreham Road, Woods - condominium, newly furn. AUTOMOBILE OWNERS. As Poinle in Gros5e POinte f. h 881.9940 - -- .----.-.------Beautiful three. bedroom ished. 2 bedrooms. 2 baths, ance orms ID my orne or . . . LOVELY UPPER income for Ranch. carpets, draperies, low as $22 quarterly buys LELAND, MICHIGAN pools, tennis. etc. Have 331.6614Park, :lIU5t be depend

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BARN -SIDING - Authe"DUc PACKING TO MOVE - 8' I WASHER, Whirlpool, refrig. ETHAN ALLEN PORTABLE DISHWASHER, HUDSON'S METAL '-tr~ndle FIREPLACE WOOD - Dry, GIG ANT I C garage sale, ,1" weathered, hand bewn, beige print traditional di. erator GE, dishwasher, Kit. DINING HOOM SET Kenmore Deluxe, 5 cycles, beds, mattresses complete. hard, $40 a cord delivered. Thursday through Satur. , oatllta1 timber. 1.463.2179. van, ideal for family, rec- chen Aide. 881-0995. GEORGIAN COURT avocado with woodgrain Very good condition, per. Call 354.1456. day. Antiques, furniture, ----- reation room, $75 or best ------.---- COLLECTION top. Excellent condition, fect for youth bed or cot. - -.------.---,-.----- lamps, pictures, dishes, KATHRYN of the offer. 881-6995. GARAGE SALE - 295 Ri. Solid cherry, 40 inches by 60 $150. Contemporary love. tage. Quilted spread to fit HAND LAWNMOWER ne~, glassware and clothes. vard Blvd. September 15, inches eabriole oval exten. seat, multi.olored stripes, plus drapes. $80. 882.9138. barrel vacuum cleaner, fl. 11441 Laing, Detroit. . PO INTES MOVING SALE - Saturday, 16, 10.5 p.m. Furniture, sion table with two 18.inch good condition $75, other __ ._._. _, ._ ber wardrobe, miscellan. . _ " experienced service September 16th ONLY, 9 clothing, ski boots, miscel. aproned filler leaves. 4 miscellaneous household THREE.SPEED men's bike. eous. 882.1747. TV, black and white console, IN to 5. Furniture, clothes, laneous items. Queen Anne side chairs items. 588.8429 after 5 p.m. Excellent condition, $40. -._- .. ------. -- $50, 2 matching modern HOUSEHOLD SAI ES kitchen hobby All must ------~ ALE-Ch'ld------.. ' and 2 arm chairs. break. - . ,- 881.0479. i.ADlE'S. sized' 12 andd 14 coats2 chairs, orange, traditional ' - , " GARAGE Siren s GIRL'S 20.inch Schwinn Spy. ---- ... - _ . -. _"_ ...... winter an ram, resses,' olive green chair $25. 881. tSTATE LIQUIDATIONS go. 1460 Oxford, Grosse clothing, sizes 1.2, baby ~ront .c~i~a c~bi~~th ~nd der, 1 speed, $20.886.8853. ANTIQUE HARVESTER din. piece knit dresses, 1439. ~ AND APPRAISALS Pointe Woods. things, adult clothes, hair ase Wit 1 mtenor Ig tlng. . _.__ ._.___ ing room table and buffet, and accessories, inexpen. . __ ' Free Consultations ------dryer, sterco parts. TV Purchased new in April. HOUSEHOLD furnishings- 6 chairs, embossed solid sive, Saturday only, 10 a.m. DRAI'ES, 1 pair 4T'x90", 1 MISC. HOUSEHOLD furni. B t f{ 964 30''') t 775-0366 rack, paperbacks, misccl. es 0 er. . "', ex. Most antiques, bedroom walnut. 881.6991 or 296. to 5 p.m. 11136Devonshire. pair ,32112" x 90", whit.e . ture, pool table, $400. Af. 501 8 to 5 pm 8810033 I Anr tIme . 6 laneous. Friday, Saturday, ' ..' set, miscellaneous, 1058 3590. ---~ ------;----:--;-.... thermo.lined drapes, paIr H,n0 answer call aCter 5 p.m. ter 5 p.m. 779.2 21. Septcmber 15, 16. 415 _ .a~ter .5_p.m: Maryland, Grosse Pointe ------. . _ ALMOST LIKE NEW JunIOr: 33"x85" pale green sheers. ---.------HOUS-E-'IIOLO-f-ur-nish-in-g-a-nd Champine Place, Farms. I GIRL'S bike. 20", like new, Park. GARAGE SALE - Wednes. p~can color contemporary' Call after 6 p.m. 779.9832. '}tARLES KI,I"'GENS-,fITll .---. -._ ... ------..-. day.Saturday. C lot h i n g, dining table and leaf With _. __.._. . C .. " .. basement sale. Friday only. ------$40 7769584 f . 6 h' $ 75 3 d JILL WILLIAMS 882-6291 BEAUTIFUL 6 piece mahog. i .... _' ,_'. . lIlOVING SALE-Re ngera. cellaneO\:~, ;;:0211 Wood. c airs. 2 . 882-9 20. I GARAGE SALE, Satur ay, 10329 Britain. . tors, couch, etc. Septem. land, Harper Woods. --- -'- - -- .--- .. _-- I September 16, 10 to 5. Sun.

LAUREN CHAPMAN ------any bedroom suite, inlaid DINING ROOlll-8 pieces, ex- ber 16 and 17.9 a.m. to 1 ---. MULTI.FAMILY front yard 'I day .september 17, 11 to 3. Invite you to visit their shop. AVOCADO 8 ft. Simmons wood trim, complete with eCfllent conditiun, 5214280 p.m., 81 Cambridge, Grosse MOVING TO smaller home. sale, 20900 Rld.gemont" Baby clothes and baby HOUSEHOLD Sofa, 8xl4 avocado carpet, springs and mattresses, a ter 6 p,m. Pointe Farms. 9.piece dining room set, 1.larper Woods. Saturday' itcms galore, humidifier, LIQUIDATION SALES 20" Schwinn Stingray, 2 secretary. desk, red w?ol ~iISC}'~LLANE-OlJS lTEMS- .. -- __ -- __ .._. .. light maple and mahogany _September 16,9 ..5_. __._ tuys, drapes, lamps, coffee Every Thursday from 10 a,m. black and white TVs, fire, oval braid rug 4x7, fllwg I . bl . . 63" BITTERSWEET sofa and. I hid -.. 0466 ,t 0 2 p.m. at th e Ra" Sml'th plane screen and andirons, ca b'Inet "I,.th Ioek drawers Ta es, lamps, metal cabl' gold chal'r Good condl'tl'on With new y up 0 stere HOMES, estates, and grounds table and more. 2 'Building, 15115 Charlcvoix,J bla~k~ lamb with fox large plne':.' dresser With nets and so on. Call after 8840989 . . chairs $550. Dinette set, searched electronically for Fleetwood. .Grosse Pointe, Selected. c()ll~r.~ sl"'e 12. Otller lady's t' Id mirror. beIge. 2 p.m. 331..3390. '. • formica with four uphol- lost, hl'dden, or burl'ed val. ------'l"LTI COLORED appli u ,.. an Ique go , RIDING MOWER with cov. stered swivel chairs, like uables. Call 881.3051. " u' " ,items taken on consign.: winter coats and assorted I davenport, f r u it woo d TAPPAN split door with ice new $150. Fancy Florida I qued quilt, double bed size men!. Estate Appraisals. I h'lYs clothing, sizes 16-18'1 frame, cane sides and bol. maker, 22 cubic feet. 791.. ered trailer and plow. Call room table and {our chairs, MOVING SALE, furniture, 3, $125, hand quilted. 886. Beautiful antiques. i Thursday a.m., 19833 Hol. t 'r black toile 7517 aCter 4 p.m. 774.4877. d F .. d' 2 ~G05 -'+~ ... --.-- .. ---- _ - .__ . I S ers, pal . __ ivory wood with blue lea. uor flgl alre, . years •__ . _ .,INSTANT COPIES : _~day, Grus~e Pointe. I lamps, picture grouping, '\'-'" - ". _ ..- .. - -. 24 INCH, ltl.speed Free Spiro ther trim $150, living room old, 5935 Nottingham, be. GARAGE SALE, 21177 Park. I set of men's golf clubs 2 DOi\IlN1CAN cloistered nuns' it bicycle $45. Boy's ski 3.piece sectional needs gins Thursday. crest, power tools, clothing 10 C I CHERny dining room table, white bed roo m lamps. Christmas garage sale. Do boots, ice sl,ates. 886.0435. slipcovers $100. 2 single ------.---.- ---' WEDDING INVITATIONS i double pedestal, oval pe. Other misc. items. Smail your Christmas shopping --- -- .--- bed s wit h Beautyrest STAMP and coin collections and miscellaneous, 10 to 5, SCRATCH PADS, 40c LB. can dining room table. 882- pecan wood chest, folding early and help the cIois. SCHWINN STINGRAY Pixie springs and mattresses $60 I appraised for estate pur. Fnday and Saturday. Artists PlIlT Stats 0408. cane doors, 2 d ra we r tered nuns. Handmade and (for beginners), 16.inch each. 884-2562. poses or private sale. Call l\l A HOG ANY TWIN bed Open Mon. thru Sat. 9-5 pm .. ---.------...-- French chest for end table. novel Christmas items, new wheels, conlfertible, bana. 881.3051. (rames, also dishmaster . ., ECONOMEE nEREC~R.ATING - Mahog. 882-4512. and used jewelry, furni- na seat, butterfly handle. GOING OUT OF BUSINESS ------_.---- 882.2765. any dmmg room table, 4 ture, clothes, etc. Septem. bars, good shape, 882.7155 SALE TWO OV~l'l Westinghouse _ PRINTING chairs, sinf:lebeds, spreads, GIRLS white bedroom set, ber 15 and 16.2170 Ver. aCter 4. SAVE UP TO 90% electric stove, very good BIG GARAGE sate, toys, SERVICE desk, small maple writing trundle bed, double dress. nier Road." We lost our lease and must condition $50. GE refriger. household goods, bikes. 15201 Kercheval tabl(', rush bench, pegged er chest with hutch top. ------.- ---- MADIERA cutwork linen close our warehouse store ator, freezer top $100, 5- miscellaneous. 18766 Old ., at Lakepointe oak rocker, lamps, small C~Il after 4 p.m. 882.8019. STEAM CLEANER and Hose cloth, 66"x81", 12 cham- forever. We arc forced to piece brass fireplace tools Homestead, Harper Woods, Grosse Pointe VA 2.7100 unfinished bookcase, Hed. Jenny, 750C, portable $375. pagne goblets, Iron rite ir. sell over 5,000 pieces of $25. ~ots of rummage and Friday, Saturday, Sunday, .. - ...------strom baby table . .Handy ESTATE SALE - House. VA 2.7898. oner, electric lawn mower, new high quality furniture sundbnes'16satulrda9Y' seP ' \ 9 to 5. ENCORE' Th R sal Sh b' d . \"ares II' n ens, books, antiques. 882-1519, at d r a s t I'c a II y reduced tem er on y. a.m.' 6 ------,--- . . e e e. op. man's argams: ryeI', aIr Of , MOVING-Home furnishings p.m., 2143 Fleetwood Drive READY.MADE exterior 12 22217 Kelly Road, 5 blocks condl'tl'oner, leather chal'r lamps, sclloel desks, Kirby 1 GIGANTIC 1 pricl's CI'ty of Detrol't per- and household items. Too s garage sa e, an-' Grosse Pointe Woods. stairs and deck (lOxl0). 'south of 9 Mile. Open Tues. with foot stool, chiffrobe, vacuum, men's, women's, garden equipment. Satur. tiques and lots of miscel. mit number 1433. Tree's I an be viewed at 764 ~eff. ",day through Saturday, 10 I boy's, girl's school clothes, t~en boy's and g i r l' s day, 10 to 5 p.m. 22661 laneous. There is a trea. Furniture Warehouse show EXCELLENT SIZE room 885.6215. "to 5. 777-6551. Qualitv con. winter coats, most sizes. c lot h e s. Miscellaneous. Bayview, st. Clair Shores. sure {or everyone to find. room, 11371 East State rug, mangle ironer, Hoover . ~signments welcome. • i Thursday, Friday 10.3. 547, Many new items. Saturday, Between 10 and 11 Mile 649 Rivard, Friday 10 to 5, Fair. 521.2300. Open Sun. upright vacuum, plants, ATTENTION pre.schoolers' ANTIQUE SALE---- -,' Marlborough, 823.6691. I September 16th 10 a.m.' Roads. Saturday 10 to 5. No pre. day 12.5, Monday-Friday glassware, fabric, toys, Stimulating, cheerful and ------6 p.m. Sunday, September sales please. 10.9, Sat. 10.6. books, children's clothing, rei a xed environment. HOUSNESALE : COLLECTION o{ fine China; 17th 12.5. 5784 Whittier, ARMSTRONG FLUTE. Good more. Friday, Saturday, 9. Small groups. Tuesday and !\lOVI G SALE English prints (all an. Detroit. condition. $145 after 4 p.m. YARD SALE-Saturday, 10 BUMPER POOL, slate base, d 2 Thursday openings. 885. SATUI'I)A" f $ b k t b' It E II t 6 p.m., Sun ay 10. p.m. \ 1 tiques); some bric.a.brac: 886.8183. a.m. So a 15, 00 case or cus om u 1 . xce en No pre.sales. 959 Fisher 6215. ".32 i\lcKINLEY PLACE Scott lawn spreader; wheel CHERRYWOOD custom built china deck, new wedding condition. Asking $350. Road. . .-----. chair in excellent condi. buffet (or dresser), just ANTIQUE 9-piece dark solid dress, larger size women's Call after 6 p.m. 886.7036. PLAYPIT SOl"A, 4 pieces, 7 tion. Eves. and wcekends, like new, original cost carved oak, dining room winter coats, miscellaneous HUGE GARAGE SALE _ months old, still under :SALLET CLASSES 881.5418. $1,000 - best offer. An- set, excellent, $850 or offer items. 5248 Harvard. 78 INCH SOFA, cranberry Clothes, furniture, miscel. warranty, paid $600, ask. tique o{f.whit~, trim in 526-3844 or 643-6023. color. Call Elmer. 884-4422 laneous, 19181 Chester, ing $400. 886-7431. RE.DECORATING Twin gold breakfront, original FLEA MARKET EVERY Wednesday Sunday 9 am' EXERCISE bed with brass headboard, $ b t f{ 884 ANTIQUES, leaded lamps, WEDNESDA Y, GARAGE and household ..,. . BOY'S SPYDER bike, good c:Jst 800, es 0 er. . d . 11 1039 N 1 f . t condl'tl'on $30. 886.2554. complete, $75. 10x17 blue 6613. an mlsce aneous. ALCAMO'S CASTLE, INE sa e, stove, re ngera or, LAWN MOWER, man's 10. CLASSES shng bedroom carpeting, Hawtorne, Friday, Satur. MILE AND HARPER washer, dryer, air condi. speed Schwinn, original I. GARAGE SALE - Lots 0{ day 10-5. 773-0591 tioner, bedroom set, daven. art, storm door, portable MOVING. SALE-Househotd $50. Schwinn 5-speed tan. items, and furnishings, ev- TAUGHT BY dem .bicycle, $125. All ex. good stuff, 0 u t g row n port, chairs, dining room, TV, vacuum, much more. clothes, quilted bedspreads, GARAGE SALE - Clothing, BASEMENT SALE, artificial furniture, etc. 435 Madison, Friday, Saturday, 104 p.m. erything must go, 9 a.m.- cellent condition. Saturday, KIt' jewelry, records, household flowers, Christmas decora. Farms. Saturday 12 to 4. 51 C I . I R d 886 A618 3 p.m. Thursday and Fri. CHRISTOPHER Sunday, September 16th, lamps,stove, setenmoreof 5 concretee ec rIC I'tems, ml'scellaneous. 22826 tions, couc,h d'IShes, eIec. Sunday 12 to 5. --- 0 oDla oa. .... _ . day, September 14 and 15, 17th, 10.4 p.m. _21900 steps, 50" long, odds and 12 Mile, St. Clair Shores. tric lawn mower, edger, 20 YARD SALE - Furniture, 1128 Vernier Road. FLYNN AND Stephens, between 9 and ends. Everything must go. 9.3 Thursday, Friday. yards of material, Hercu- CHARLES KINGEN SMITH housewares, co lor TV, 10 lime, Harper and Mack. 12505 \"'lfred 9 to 6 JILL WILLIAMS aquarl'um, water Skl'S, Sun. 12 CUBIC FOOT chest.type BETH KRAUS Thursday, Friday, 14, 15, GARAGE SALE-September Ion. .,1, f $175 ]\' t I F:\l h Saturday, September 16. LAUREN CHAPMAN day, September 17, 11.5 reezer , 110 oro a " : W R 0 UGH T IRON porch 10-4 p.m. 1968 Loc moor. 15, 16. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., 19421 Invite you to view their new p.m. 1552 Roslyn, Grosse stereo with record player, IN GROSSE i furniture, Rattan, skeet GARAGE SALE _ Polaroid Elkhart, Harper Woods. SCHWINN 10.speed, boy's I fall stock. Special features Pointe Woods between $150. 7,500 BTU Chrysler I ball machine for recrea. instant camera, half.si~e PHOTO EQUIPMENT _ 35 23-inch, 1977 Le Tour II. include: a distinctive se. Mack and Marter. Fe~estra casement air can. 'I tion room, blond bedroom, . 1 t h' h t Excellent condition. $125. lection of fl'ne chl'na "nd ditlOljer $175, Sony vidco violin, c 0 lng, a S, mm SLR, 3 lenscs and pho. 1----______d d POINTE maple high chair, maple Purses, shoes, electric cook. to enlarger. 3714707. 8825085.. crystal, ;i~:~'.';~::~vilection, MOVING IN SALE, 709 $2500tape recor ber an u camera.885 table and 4 mate chairs. end tables chairs break. Trombley between Je££er. , Of est ouer. . ing apjpliances, hairdry~rs, CARD TABLE, 4 chairs, " d W' d II P . 8059 882-2375 Thursday and Friday. 974 1. t TWO FAMILY garage sale- front fine furniturl' ori. son an In mi omte. . N, Renaud. . draperies, s Ipeover ma er. . fruitwood, Stakmore, It al- , 'CI . b I . d ------__ ~ . ial, cabinet doors, chilo Thursday, Friday, Sept em. ian Provencial, excellent ental rugs, paintings, mis- ean, s ens I y pnce GARAGE SALE at garage ( ber 14 15 9 to 4 21702 cellaneous artwork a n d household items, sports I . h h Id dren's books, pop records, " , condition. $110. Wedge ta. . sa e pnces, ouse 0 school desks, miscellaneous Prest wick near Mack-Mo. ble, walnut teak and brass, numerous 0 the r items. equIpment and clothing for items, beauty supplies, fur. . 478 B th ross d SI' h C Thursdays from 10:00 a.m. today's family. Friday and nl'ture, and much more. Pointe Service Items. ournemou' good con ition, Ig o. S t d 9 A AR Circle, Farms. HOME ELEVATOR for sale. $35.886.1174 after 6. to 2 p.m. a ur ay, ..... I Saturday and Sunday 10 to Shepard home lift, totally I 15115 CHARLEVOIX RALEIGH boy's IQ.speed, 5, 957 Blairmoor Court, "As leaders in the community in Household Sales, SMITH & WESSON, models enclosed wooden car with DESIGNER CLOTHES for GROSSE POINTE PARK 18" frame, 24" wheels, ex. Grosse Pointe Woods. ."Estate Liquidations and appraisals please call 66, 67, and 29. Permits reo d -- 000 I f I sale. Sizes from 5-10. Most- GARAGE SALE _ 217491 cellent condition, $60. 884- TWO LOVESEATS t , (after 5:00 p.m.) ... Jeanne Rodde\vig, 881-7518 and quired. Call 343-0587 after 001'. ~;), va ue or on y ly DVF's. Call after 5:30. 1671 after 5:30 .m. ' s ereo, , Donna Alexander. 771.3438. 6 p.m. $500. Your contractor reo 3314971. Beechwood, East Detroit, p 1 tape recorder, Lazy Boy moves. 964.0474 days, 882. between 8 and 9 Mile and SINGER Touch and Sew, I chair, kitchen table and Serving you for 7 years with integrity and expertise DARK ROOM equipment. 3554 evenings. REDECORATING - Library Gratiot and Schoenherr. lovely walnut cabinet, an. I two chairs, port. a - crib. ... please call for free consultation. Everything needed, excel- HOUS EHOLD moving sale, furniture. Call Friday from Starts6 d106 a.m. SeptemberS b tiques. 775.5647. 1834 Allard, Friday, Satur. lent for the beginner, with complete home furnish. 12 to 3 p.m. 882-8242. I , en s p.m. eptem er I ------day, Sunday. enlarger. Must sell. $110 or 24. NEW WOOD dining table, --- _ best offer. 882-8912. ings, family room, bed. HOME MOVING SALE-764 ------1 round, with leaf, 51x40, 4- YARD SALE-Saturday and room, pool table, lawn Shelden Road between Wil. ONE DREXEL French Pro. side chairs, fabric seats. Sunday, September 16 and j' MAYFAIR'S BUMPER POOL table, pool mower, lamps, glass sets. !iston and Fontana. 884. vencial occassional table $30U. 886.6534. 17, 10 to 4, furniture, clo. .' lighting fixture, rack, $200 Saturday, September 16, 8973 Saturday and Sunday $35, 1 Italian Provenciall ------___ thing, miscellaneous, 20427 ANNUAL FALL CLEARANCE SALE Antique kitchen cupboard Sunday, September 17, 10 September 16 and 17, 9 antique credenza, $50. 1 WE'VE CLEANED Grand. Beau[ait, Harper Woods, $125. 881-5884. a.m. to 8 p.m. 22691 Re- a.m. to 5 p.m. Dining room, Danish credenza suitable mother's attic. Antiques. I between Harper and Peer. 9 pc. Country French solid cherry dining room suite, vere, SI. Clair Shores. 773- living room and family for home or offiee, 8~~' in oldtiques, collectibles, trea. less. corner china cabinet, mint, SPECIAL $600, 8 pc. NO JUNK SALE-1655 Ford 5349. room furniture, 20 cubic length $150. 6 canc and sures and trash, items too, ------_ Italian Provincial dining set, triple china cabinet, Court, Saturday, Septem- buffet server, table, 4 side chairs, 1 captain's ber 16th, 10-2 p.m., toys, WARFIELD mahogany drop. ~~t :ma~~ ch~sth free~er ~:~~iwcta~~a~;l;:~:~n'; ~~~~:0~~:~a~e~~~t~~1~~~ G.~~n~~~i~~o~ee~O~nb~n~~~~~ bikes, bay's clothes, furni. leaf table, 4 needlepoint . ew IS an ers a. t bl 6 16 17 10 4 21900 5t er. Ironrite ironer com. chair, almost new, $650: Solid oak dining set, chairs, antique oak rocker. leigh 3-speed bikes. $60 a e seats -8, $50. 885. ,,' p.m. e. circa 1925, table, 6 chairs and server, excellent ture. Miscellaneous furnl'ture. eac.h 0 verslze. soll'd cedar 5229. phens, between 9 and 10 plete with extra pad. Three condition. Wow! - Only $200 - Dinette set, aU 3. h I k pl'cnl'c table 1------Mile, Harper and Mack. No cushion so{a upholstered in PRINTER'S SPECIAL - Da. 779.5559. .mc p an ONE COSCO 6-year crl'b and b . formica in walnut finish, includes table, 4 chairs vidson Model 251 offset and benches $75. Ami pre.sales. rown satm faille. Good and china cabinet with sliding glass doors, great N mattress, good condition -'------.-- - condition. 882.6803. $350 or best offer, Friden DINING ROOM SET - 7 stereo juke box $325. 0 $35. 885.5229. BURLINGTON HOUSE ther. _ for growing family, like new, only $100. Pair of Justowritcr, $250 or best pieces walnut with Burl previews. Cash only. ----______m

l more. HOST CHAIR, !lornl print, ing table. 1 chain saw, 14" FRIDAY, September 15th, - We have in stock a Kenmore washer and dryer, $100. WANTED $35, table lamp, green and blade. 884.0632. Baby furniture, toys, gas GARAGE SALE. 224H Ard. l\laytag washer, almost new, $95: One GE and one white, $30, roto.broil, $15. DARK BROWN CRIB, $30, barbeque grill. 4515 Gray. more Park. SI. C I air Fngidaire electric range with double oven, ex. Two bowling balls, $5 each. new Pcruvian wool ton. Shores, sports cquipment. by Two t win bedspreads, ------I china, housewares. fire. c('lIent condition. each $35. Amana chest freezer, green quilted, $20 each. $50. 885.9232. BEDROOM SET - Double placc fixtures. Jewelry. Sale $75 and morc. 884.5737. DINETTE, 2 uphulstered Bed, Dresser ..mirror, night decorating garlands and ------h' $50 E k stand, very sturdy. $100, Clowers. and much. much GET REAllY FOR THE HOLIDAYS DuMouchelle's MOVING OUT o{ State - c aIrs '. ure a rug Antique commode. $40, ' . . 'I scrubbcr, miscellaneous more, Sunday 12 to 5. . We have S '12 Lenox China. 105 pcs. with all serving Oriental Rugs • Antiques. Fine Paintings. Jewelry Washm.g machme an~ dry. 882.2679. . 881-9161. . _ pc~,. absolutely mint. could be sold for new, • Fine Furniture • Crystal • Sterling • China cr, miscellaneous Items'j ------.--- '-.- -- U.:\I SEASO:'-1 tickets. 4 to. today's replacl'ment cost $3,500 - our price , 881.9533. REFRIGERATOR, GE. gold, J\TICRO:\IETF:RS and too I gether. 823.1859. $t,500 plus S 8 Lenox crystal stcmware, sherrys, Complete ESTATES or Single Items ,----. ------:- 1 year old. Excellent condi. chest. large rug. wringer ------.-- .------\\ wes and waters, special $225. Both china and INSTANT CASH or on consignment MOVING SALE-All furn!. tion, {rost.free, $250, 791. washer, Othcr items. 821. STOR:'.l DOOR (full glass I ervstal for $1.500 if purchased together. Also in ture and houscware must 3171 4915. with screen. excellent con. st;)ck. some antique Haviland Limoge serving Phone Us At I be sold. Sale starts l"dday' ------ditlOn, $50, 885.2932 aCler morning 5080 Harvard DINING ROO'iI-SET'':::::R(;-;;-;;dKITCHE=" tablc, small round G p.m pieces. a large collection o{ antique English or Bone China cup and saucers. Several Grape and 963-6256 963-0248 Road. table, 6 chairs, buffet, bed. with 2 chairs. trundle bed. -.. --._ .._._. Vine silvcrplate pes., circa 1920's including servo T room set and miscellan. corner table. nrw tire

Thursday, September 14, 1978 Page Twenty-Six GROSSE POINfE NEWS 9 ARTICLES WANTED 1108 TRUCKS FOR ll-CARS FOR SALE ll-CARS FOR SALE ll-CARS FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE ai-ANTIQUES FOR SALE CHRYSLER N Y k 1967 MERCEDES BENZ. 200 1978 CHEVY Wagon-3 feet," KITCHEN TABLE and 4 SALE ONE SET OF twin beds, I 1977 ew or. 3' SWIMMING pool, all ac. dresser, living room chair. 1975 CHEVROLET Custom er Brougham,' 2 door, gas, 119,000 miles, good fully equipped. Warranty. cessories, 1 year old, $75. chairs, formica, nursery EASTLAKE dre~ser, old bed, I lamp, painted 5 drawer cedar chest, highest offer. 925-6462. Deluxe ~ ton, power white with vinyl top, bur. condition, best offer over $5,850. Firm. 884.5605. 886-0187. chest, portable fence, lar~e 882-5541. . steering, brakes, low miles, gundy leather interior, all $1,000. 886.8576. '73 VETTE _ Loaded '76 MOPED Simatti, $325. gold cand~e sconces, tWIn ANTIQUE SHOW AND WANTED large antique chi. I excellent condition, with power, all options, 15,000 1973 CHRYSLER New York. Automatic, air, s t ere 0 , Includes car carrier, 886- bed a n I m a I spreads. SALE na cabl'net. 884-0185. 8'~ ft. Honey Bee, self. miles, m i n t condition, er, 1973 Pontiac Grand power brakes, power steeT'. , 3725 after 3 p.m, matching sheets, new, sell . contained, fully equipped. $7,400 after 5. 884-6943. I Ville in mint condition. ing, tilt and telescopic f half price. 885-6515. Somerset Mall, Troy, WANTED-Furniture, glass. 778-6926. BUICK LESABRE, 1973, Dog house for average size wheel, moon roof, new ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS or Sept. 21 through 30, ware, kni~.knacs, dishes, l1-CARS FOR SALE power steering, brakes, air dog. Will deal. 533 Anita. tires, brakes, shocks, ex. And other decoration ma, GARAGE SALE - Moving. During Mall hours. household Items, odds and 881.1699. Morningside and Vernier haust. carburetor, stored terials. Everything goes on Crystal, silver, china, small OPEN SUNDAY NOON TO 5 ends, musical instruments, LATE '75 LTD-white, mint after 5, 884.3620. win t e r s, 41,000 miles, Saturday, September 16. pieces furniture,. lamps, Hummels, Hummel plates. I condition, 38,000 miles, $2,' 1976 SEDAN de Ville, 19,000 I $6,300. Business phone 885'" 10 to 2. 865 St. Clair pictures, accessorIes, re- ANN ARBOR - THE AN. and old dolls. 774-7142, 450, Friday 8 a,m, 10628 miies, loaded with extras, T.SlRD 1965. Like new. 9100. Residential 882.077~,' (Rear). frigerator, odds and ends. TIQUES MARKET, Sun. I Lakepointe. 372.8684. excellent condition, $6,200. 16,000 miles, must see. Thursday, Friday 10.5, 939 day, Sept. 17, 5055 Saline. SERIOUS local collector will I . Call Monday t h r 0 ugh Best offer over $3,000. '71 PONTIAC Ventura, am. MUST SACRIFICE-Autumn Ballantyne Road, corner of Ann Arbor Road, Exit 175 purchase all signed Tiffany 1976 GRANADA-8 cyl~n~er,' Thursday. 884.7144, 885-2932 after 6 p.m. fm stereo, power steering; Haze mink coat, size 12.14, Moorland, Grosse Pointe $600. 884-9339. Shores. ~~~~~~in~V~~a2r~~t~:~lef~; lamps: Handel, Pair~oint, 4 door, loaded: onglnal AUTOMOBILE OWNERS As 1977 DODGE Van-318 cubic :~~: condition, $851). 886. authenticity. FEATURING Jefferson and Moe Bn~ges owner, 44:~0 mIles. excel. low as $22 quarterly buys inch, full y customized, SCHWINN TANDEM 5.speed I COLOR TV, RCA 21", per- A-4, Posters, prints, paper; lamps. All tr~nsachons lent condition, $3,000. 823- Compulsory No Yaull In. power s tee r i n g, power '73 PONTIAC Sport Le Mans, $125, excellent condition. I fecI. 343.0389, A-6, superb yarn winder; strictly confidentIal. Please I 5332. surance, 881.2376. brakes, air, cruise, am.fm, power s tee r in g, power Saturday, Sunday, Septem- PENN blanket chest orlg. call after 6 p.m. 886.2812. -.-.------..-.-- .. - --, -. custom wheels and seats. brakes, air, AM/FM stereo SA-MUSICAL ------..--- 1973 PINTO Runabout, 30,' 1977 DATSUN 200SX, excel. Rtf d 12000'1 t 49000 '1 ber 16, 17, 10-4 p.m. 21900 II d h NE blan us proo e. , ml es. ape, , ml es. A.I Stephens, between 9 and INSTRUMENTS ye ow an oc re; . I COI.I.ECT old dolls, bug- I 0.00 miles, stereo, automa. lent condition, 5 - speed, I d" $8 000 k t h t 'th eed . • Exce lent con ItlOn, , . shape. 882.2207. 10 Mile, Harper and 'Mack. e c es WI seaw gies etc. Will dress yours. tIC, $895. 886-0063. stereo, radio, mechanic 884.5324. PIANOS WANTED dec.: A.Il, D.22, F.7, F-16, 775-5647. ------.--- owned. Must see. 771-2194. CADILLAC, 1972 Coupe de 1NDIAN VILLAGE SALE GRANOS, Spinets, Consoles F-42, PAITERN GLASS; . __...... I 1975 MERCURY MarqUIS ------1975 CHEVROLET 2 door Ville, mint condition, low 2970 Iroquois, September and Small Uprights. A-15, WINDSOR 9-spindle ----W-A-NTED full power, stereo, door 1968 MUS TAN G hardtop, Caprice Classic. Loaded, ex. mileage, call Monday aftel.'.. 16, 10-4 p.m. Many antiq.ues TOP PRICES PAID fanback; NORTON dec. locks, air conditioning, factory a I r, automatic cellent condition. Call after 5. 884-7470. . including furniture, chma, VE 7-0506 jugII; HUT~Ht T A BL Ewith ORI ENTAL RUGS power windows, very good tl.nragn,Smstieseslionb'elPtOeWderrasdtl.eaelSr-,4 p.m. 885.2545. silver glass, pictures, jew. ye ow pam; 6 enb .arrowt condition, bargain $1,950. 1978 CADILLAC Coupe de elry, 'clocks, primitives, USED Clarinet, $110. 1 chairs; B.17 18C saw buck I will pay more than any of. Weekdays between 6 p.m.' Virginia car, no rust, orig. 1977 PONTIAC Grand Prix Ville, loaded, $9,500, 7,000 and many olher items. Coronet, $110. 331.5176. table; g rea t S TON E. fer dealers or "collectors" 9 p.m. 886-1844. inal paint, immaculate. LJ. 14,000 miles, many miles. After 6 p.m. 755- I WARE; B.22, HOPE FARM give. Call me with or with. ' $2,500. 881-2143" 7 p.m.-9 options. Excellent. $5,375, 2716. MOVING SALE-Furniture, I 3 M~KES, $10 each. One am- ANT I QUE S, HOPE out their offer-you will PLYMOUTH Sport Fury can. p.m. 884'{)233. miscellaneous. Call 822-1 phfler, $25. 2 slands, $6 M A I N E, B-31 TOM be glad you called. 1-482. vertible '69 _ red and 1978 OLDS Regency 98, load. 2889 after 11 a.m. each. One mixer, $15. One ------1 PAYNE, CANTON OHIO; 5427. white, automatic, power CO~VEITE, 1978, si.lver .an- 1973 VOLKSW;AGEN Super ed, rust proofed, excellent ______bender, $10, 886.2166. B-33, JOINT VENTURE, i brakes power steering ra. mversary, oyster mterlOr, Beetle. Florida car. NO condition, $7,500. 939-6083., GARAGE SALE-Restaurant N, NORWICH, N.Y. period d'IO ' d dT $1000 1,000 miles. 881.3581. RUST! Absolutely spotless. sup P lie s. miscellaneous HAMMOND self - contained RETIHED person wishes to G , gOOp ~ont 1 10 n '206'5 . I ------New tires, am.fm $1,995. 1977 VOLARE Premier Sta- household items. Thursday, organ, model A-l00, excel- furn.; C-7, COLL. Folk Art purchase in need of repair rosse om e. 8 2 .3 . I 1974 NEW YORKER Broug. TU 6.7176. tion Wagon. Power, rack, Friday, Saturday, 10.3 p.m. lent condition, $2,000. Call carvings Fred Allen (100 or old furniture, odds and I '--- I ham, loaded, new tires and air, Ziebarted, s t ere 0 . 19794 Wedgewood, 0 f f 884.9262 after 6. pes); C-12, over 200 pcs. ends. Leaded glass items. 1973 CLASSIC Caprice con- brakes, excellent condition, GREMLIN-X 1976, 3.speed $3,895. 886-1744. Cook Road. CANTON; C.14, E. ROH- Lamps, oriental rugs, paint. vertible, all white, mint $2,600 or best. 885-4911. stick, bucket seats. Very ARMSTRONG FLUTE, Model DENBURG, H Y ANN I S, ings, Steins, glass and por, condition, low mileage, $2,' I . sharp. $2,200 or best offer. CHEVY Capriee - Executive' BEDROOM SET, dining room 104, excellent condition, MASS.; 0-15, Pro N. J. por, celain, bronzes and brass, 495 or best offer. 1-651- AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE 885.7299. condition, 4 door, AM-FM, table 72" long, end table, $150. 886-7289. traits (watercolor); burl old swords and guns, and 9337 or 1-651-4332. as low as $33.15 for 6 full power. $5,000, 882- dehumidifier, portable TV, bowl, NANTUCKET bas. German items. Call any 1 months. Call Chl1sney Insur. 1972 BUICK Skylark. Excel. 5008. sewing machine. Call after CELLO for sale, extra low kD~ltsB',ptol'YnSeSanHdAKwEhRimcSaiebsl':time. 884-8987. T.BIRD '76-loaded, creme, 'ance Agency for your over lent condition. Power steer. 1973 FORO Window Van. No 6 p.m. Wednesday, Thurs. price. Call 823.5332. excellent condition, best the phone quotation, 884. ing, power brakes, air, tint. h net., C-19, ROB STUART, 5337 d I AM/FM t rust, s arp, 6 automatic, day, Friday, all day Satur. ELECTRIC ORGAN with full P R I V ATE COLLECTOR offer, private. 773-2341.. e g ass, s ereo po w e r steering/brakes, day, 1099 Hawthorne. pedal board, $3,300, new, LIMERICK, MAINE'; 0.23, wants parts or complete Original owner. $1,650. 343- Fine AMER. FURN., SIL- old clocks, , music 1972 PONTIAC Catalina, air, 1978 GRANADA ESS, Spe- 0939. radio, 4 speakers, whole SALE OF A LIFETIME OF 8 years old, $750, excellent incl. coin, CHOC & cial, Limited edition, looks top rises. New tires, ex: LIVING-A world of tra- condition. Call after 7 p.m. VER boxes, photographs, player power steering, k e s, h t b tt . ICE CREAM MOLDS; D, pianos, juke boxes, pinball like Mercedes. 4 door, 19~ MERCEDES BENZ 280 aus, a ery, cases, car. vel at 794 Loraine, Grosse 771-4651. 32, T R ISH TAYLOR, machines, arcade games. clean, no rust, $1,200. 884. loaded, AM stereo, tape S. Dark brown metallic, ex. peted, $3,500 or offer. 821- Pointe. A private collec. BESSON EUPHONIUM, Mod- PITTSBlJRGH, Pa, coll Any mechanical games, slot 7969. deck, power steering, pow. cellent condition, economi- 9549. tion of arts, crafts, from el B-181, 4 valves, original RAG DOLLS, extremely machines, electric trains, -A-U-D-I-'7-5-,-b-r-o-w-n-,-s-u-n-ro-o-f-,-4 I er brakes, air, power seats, cal 6 cylinder, all power, 1969 CUSTOM Impala hard- Africa, mainland China, lacquer, 3 mouthpieces, top rare pc. STICK SCULP- old tov.s and dolls, old cars, locks, trunk. Silver paint new tires, shocks and more. top, cruisematic, air, power South America, etc. Japa. condition. $900. 882-9138. speed, excellent condition, d t' . g l'k f nese woodblocks, Egyptian TURE; bar b e r pol e, parts, and literature. Name economical to run, $2,950 an s flppm, I e new. $6,500. 881.2691 or ap- locks, windows electric. QUILTS. D.36, AMERI- your price. 884-8987. Lux u r i 0 u s. $5,100. 885. pointment. Extras galore, super shan:'. tapestries and embroider- P R ACT ICE TROMBONE, or best offer. Thursday aft. 0630 ...~ ies, Indian blankets, molas, good for student home CAN EXPRESSION, BEX- er 5 p,m. 882.1797. .______1973 MERCEDES BENZ 220 Best offer. 526.5278. . .' unique jewelry. Antique practice. $25. 881-7649. LEY, OHIO, N.H. QA high. ESTATES WANTED 1978 FORD Thunderbird, D. 4.speed, air, FM stereo, 1977 PONTIAC Sunbl'rd _ secretary, do ugh tray, boy', pro HV QA yokeback We wI'11buy complete estates 1978 CHEVY Nomad van, o/.l bl ack WI'th chamols. top, ra dio, new shocks, new Air, power steering, rad. what.not, bookcase, cedar PIANO - Modernized up. side chairs orig paint circa or household liquidations, AM/FM t r f h t lined chest, microwave ov. right, $195. 881-0804. 1730; CHI P PEN _ ton, loaded, under warran. s e eo, moon roo, battery, new ex aus sys ials, AM.FM stereo, custom Also bu y i n g antiques, ty, lowe mileage. $7,500. pin stripping, power steer. tern, 73,000 miles. $5,700 or interior. 881-4717. en, incidental furniture. EPIHONE _ 12 string guitar DALE, dropleaf table e. china, crystal, silver, jew- After 5 979-4477. ing, power brakes, air, like best offer. 884-3790. , 400 books, records, rock with case, mint condition, 1760; MASS., HEPPLE. elry, furs, paintings, ivory, new. $5,900.885.0630. 1973 FIREBIRD - Go oil collection, hockey equip. excellent buy. Was $290 WHITE mahogany inlaid cloisonne, and Meissen. RAN ADA 1976 2 d V-8 1978 FORD Fairmont '2 door, condition, AM.FM 8 track, d bl N G, oor, '1976 TRIUMPH TR-6. Must 1 FM ment. Much more. Satur. new, yours for $110. 886- car ta e, .E. c. 1790; Prompt payment. LEE'S, ter 0 10 w miles tan, viny top, AMI air, new tires. Best offer. ' day, 11 a.m.-7 p.m., Sunday 1543 E-22, PARLOR ORGAN 20339 Mack Ave. 881-8082. power,}s e, 38 . see. Excellent condition. stereo, 6 cylinder, stick 885-6215. 2.7 p.m. or by appointment . mahogany; 15" POLY. Must se 1. 296-05 . Rustproofed, AM.FM ster- shift, power steering, pow- 889.{)417. ROTH 0/4 size violin and case. PHON music box with WANTED - Player grands ------eo, 3 tops, 24,000 miles. er brakes, 25 mpg in city MERCEDES 1974, 230 - Ex- STEREO AM.FM Magnavox No bow. $75. 885-0159. discs; 18C IRISH mahog- and small grand pianos. II 1977 TORONADO Broug~am. Waxed monthly. Must sell. $3,500, Call after 6 p.m cellent condition. Full y any serving table; CLOCKS Will move. 331-5597. Loaded, 12,000 mIles. After 6. 777-1280. 881-4352. equipped. $6,200. 886.1922: console, stunning round pc- ARMSTRONG flute, nickel . d' UN $7,000. 881.8335. I lOclu 109 J GHAUS reg. 1975 PACER '1 can cocktail table, table plated, new con d it ion, ulator; E-24 COLL doll SAFE$ WANTED _ Almost I . I , Sl ver gray, 1966 CHEVY II Super Sport 1976 GRAND PRIX SJ - lamps. 881-9245. $125. Evenings, 886-0469. furn. and miatures', E.35, any condition. Woods Lock 1973 IMPALA-~Ir, AM-.FM 30,000 miles, $1,400 or best 283.. Big engine. Only 23,000 mil e s, full y -924:7. s~ereo tape. TIlt steermg, offer. 882-3130, 40,000 mUes. Best offer equipped, $4,200. After Ii BIKES - Schwinn Fastback CORNET KING, carry case very unusual crock bench, and Saf e. TU 1 vmyl top. $1,550 or best ------885-6037 and girl's bike $30 each. and stand. Ideal for stu. grained, 72" long; F-13, D. ff 2 CADILLAC '78, Biaritz, 5500 886-2737, p.m.. 15660 Windmill Poi n t e dent, $85. 884-5157. BECK,-THE SCHMIIT'S WANTED: slpt, pInball and 0 er. 885-863 . miles, triple white. Mint 1972 MERCURY Marquis 1969 LeMANS Convertible, DrivE!'.Grosse Pointe. 42, BU'M'ONS; CANOPIES gambling machines, Old , condition. 821.9191 - 821- Brougham, full power, AMI Excellent running condi-' HAMMOND 2300 Concord, MEDIAPOLIS, IOWA; F- coin operated games from 1978 DATSUN 280Z-Loaded 1010. FM t . 1 t . tion, restorable. 1-468-6817. GARAGE SALE, one day warranty, lessons, for a penDY arcades or amuse- 4-speed, low miles, excel. s ereo, vmy op, air only, Saturday, September Cadillac Seville, cash or ? FAIRHAVEN, OHIO; DON ment parks. Old Coca.Cola lent condition, $9,200. 881- 1976 TRANS AM _ Black on conditioning. Ex c e 1lent CAR COLLECTOR 16. 408 Fisher, 10-4,. Hu- 884-4541. WALTERS and DAVE advertising items and ad- 4813. red, air conditioning, ster condition. $1,000. 882-0149 midifier $15, 34"x60" knee. POTI'INGER, GOSHEN, vertising items from beer . eo, radial TA's, excellent after 4 p.m. CONNOISSEUR hole desk. Electric B & D 12 STRING German Framus IND.; STEPHEN JEN. and pop companies. Music 1973 DODGE Swinger, condition. $4,900. Call Marc 1976 TB, loaded, cream, ex. Ford Motor Company Pioneer lawn mower. Two steel Guitar, $160. 881-4637. KINS , PENDLETON ,. IND boxes and electric pianos. stick shift, new brakes and at 776.3150 or 573.9339. cellent condition. Best of- Designers, first prize win- gates. Two upholstered ORWIGS, COR U N N A, Call after 6 p.m. 882-8692. brand new set of 5 Uniroy. ning prototype automobile.' de cor at 0 r chairs, $15 8B-ANTiQUES FOR IND.; MALRES ANTI- al radial tires, $1,400. Call JAGUAR XK 120 Roadster- fer. Private. 773.2341. One of a kind, mint. AlSo apiece, Two photo spot. SALE QUE S, CINCINNATI, TOP $$ PAID {or color TV's 886-8672. 1953 - evenings 882-3862 1978 PONTIAC Gran Prix w 0 rid's first fibergla'ss lights. Lots of other good- ROSEWOOD console piano, OHIO; JOHN McCOLLEY, needing repair. 774-9380. ------I Days 757-1766. LJ loaded. Padded landeau sports car before the Cor~. ies. Must sell! Paris circa 1860, original GETI'YSBURG, PA.; T. 1977 CUSTOM Bu~ck Elec-' 1973 CAPRICE 4-<1oor, air top, 6-way leather bucket vette, looks like an A.C. b f'tt' 3430389 MAIMONE, WAR SAW, WAN TED: leaded glass tra, ful.l power, aIr, stereo, and power steering, power seats. Auto. air, tilt, cruise, Cobra. Also, 1932 Chrysler MOVING SALE. Victorian rass I lOgs. -. N,Y.-trundle bed old red; doors and windows. Marble execu~lve car, g~raged at brakes, color Sand. Good rear defroster, AM/FM 8 6 wheel, r II m b I e seat dining suite, four poster ROMA HALL HEPPLEWHITE CHEST, top tables, dressers and all tlmes, evemngs 886. tires, $995. 881.3499 after track, power windows and coupe. Best of Show win~' twin bed suite, four poster ANTIQUE FLEA MARKET grained blanket chest Blue commodes. Vi c tor i an 5450, days 963-1467. 3:30. locks. Handling package ners. All spectacular. Sac. double bed suite, mahog. 24845 Gratiot, East Detroit, and black; prints, paint- couches. ladies and gentle. I and much more. $6,500 rifice. Serious inquiries any bedroom suite, circas. first show Sunday, October ings; C. MACKLIN, ENON men chairs. Old oil and 1972 OPEL GT - Yellow, 1978 FAIRMONT station wa 765.3232. only. 884.6308. ian wadldnuth~ed and drets. 8th, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. For in. VALLEY, PA, authenticat- leather glass lamps. cut good condition, includes gon, 6 cylinder, automatic ser, 0 c aIrs, so fas, a. formation and dealer res- ed POWDER HORN, 1754, crystal Silver pieces, pic. snow tires. 823-2439. Power steering, power 1978 GRAND PRIX SJ Pon 1975 FIAT 1315 Wagon - bles, globe lamps, settee, ervation call J.. C. Wyno, Ft. Pitt. with scrimshaw ture frames and oriental ------1 t,rakes, radio, rustproofed, tiac. Exec wife's car. All Purchased new 1976, 26,000 f chest, glass frhont~~okCatSe, 773.7803. scenes. rugs. Consider anything 19;t~ert:.gB,Ap~~~r brak:S°, ~i~r, 6,600 miles, steel radials, options, 3,000 miles. 881 mtiles, Z8i e b akr t 5ed. a!d , secretary, ex aus an, ea 8 t 4 from Vie tor i a n period. whl'tewalls, $4,500. 689.8224 5693 after 5. s ereo, trac, spee, H . t grand a.m. 0 p.m. etc 7787323 $2300 f 8829199 wagon, em zman ANTIQUE Steinway square (You may come anytime Evenings. 882.8692. __ .__ .__ ' 1 75 CHEVY Window Van, ' Irm. . . piano, 110 year old square grand piano. Circa 1860 after 5 a,m. when dealers ' I 1971 COLT, very clean, runs 1978 CHEVETTE, 4-door, sil ' short wheel base. Excel '78 ZEPHYR _ 2 door auto. rosewood grand piano in Rosewood_ Evenings 882- start to setup) WANTElJ _ Hummel Royal well, excellent tires, AM. ver with black interior, 4 fine condition, chairs for 3862. Days 757.1766. Worcester, Doulton figur- FM -tereo, $600.. 886.3557 spetd, air conditioning, low lent condition. Customized matie, V-8, power brakes . . gas her dryer ~ 8820153 power steering, air, luxury camn , W , , ANTIQUE BRASS 4-poster ines. Tobys, Wedgewood, after 6 p.m. miles. $3,950. 884.9399 eve '. interior. exterior decor. freezer, mechanic's work EARLIEST G.E. refrigerator bed. Best offer over $225 Belleek, fine China, cut------nings. vy. bench, miscellaneous, 830 50 years old, still runs 824.9145. I d EXCALIBUR ROADSTER, I 1977 CHE Van, 20 Series AM/FM stereo, s pee i a 1 Bedford Road, Saturday, Collectors item. Make of -_____ glass, fine chryst a , goo884 1977, silver and black, 1975 MUSTA NG II, 4 spee d pro f'essJOnaIIy cus t'omlzed pam,. t vmy. 1 top, ru st proo,f September 16, 10 to 4, 331 fer. TU 1.2680. ORIG INAI. Maxfield Parrish jewelry, pottery, etc. - 3,100 miles, car kept in exee IIent con d"Ihon, $1950, Many ex tras , $7995, or best 5000, ml'1es. L'kI e new. 884- 4725. print "Daybreak," 22x34, 4620. heated garage. Excellent 277 Moross. offer. 4:68-3161. 3286. ANTIQUE and old ORIEN original frame, $125. 652 d d' . $ GARAGE SALE - Sunday, TAL RUGS bought and 6389. WANTED - Old clocks an con Ihon. 25,000. Inter- CHEVROLET, 1975 _ 9 pas 1976 MUSTANG II, 4 cylin BUICK '77 Electra-Loaded. September 17, 10 to 5 p.m sold. Tadross & Zahloute, parts, any condition, fair ested buyers only. 886.3352 senger, loaded, immaculate der, shift, excellent condi $5,700. Also 1947 Jeep, 4 Clothes, odds and ends since 1897. 644-8200. 8C-OFFICE price. Will pick up. Dick 1978 CHEVY Nomad, %.ton 38.000, $3,175. Offer. 885 tion, 16,000 miles, $3,000 wheel drive. Not running, 546 Neff. EQUIPMENT 881.4887. van, loaded. under warran. 6148. 882.0670. $750. 886.9793. . ALL ORIENTAL ------t I '1 ft 5 ANTIQUE spinning wheel RUGS AMERICAN PREVIOUSLY lOA-MOTORCYCLES i79-4~~7.ml eage, a er . 1974 FIREBIRD Formulae 1978 PONTIAC Grand Prix 1975 CORVE'ITE, white, 4 Excellent condition, an OWNED FOR SALE ~ _ 400, loaded. New paint, LJ, well equipped, 7,500 speed, air conditioning, tique wash stand with rack, Bought for 50% more than 23416 Greater Mack .------AUDI, 1974, automatic, sun. new tires, etc. One owner miles. $6,000. 884.7936. 885.2363. excellent condition, Rattan dealers would pay. Please Come see our previously 1975 YAMAHA 250 CCx2 roof, air, AM.FM, $2,195. Must be seen. 886-8016. set. 2 tables and 3.piece call 1-663.7607. owned furniture and equip dirt bike. Excellent condi. Horizons Auto Sales, 28805 '78 CHEVY Caprice Classic 1974 GREMLIN X, automa. sectional, wrought iron ment for your office needs tion, 886-9336. Gratiot, Roseville, 778-5490 SEVILLE 1978. Silver, load 2 door, 305 V-8, low mile tic, air, radials, am.fm ster. eockt '1 tabl g' I' 20' h KENNARY Kage Antiques ed, mint condition. GM em age, many extras. $6,000 eo, many extras, very 'k aMIdie,. Ir s '1llne Hours: Wednp.sday.Friday Call weekdays 772.7990. ---- - ..-..------"1-9-68DODGE-" RT-383---- I $12600 3430181 bI e. 0 e cIty. Exce ent -'- ---.------1974 HONDA 250 Elsmore, ,mag, P oye. ,. - 979.0913. clean. 884-1435. f ' bl 12-4, Saturday 9.5. Cadieux I EATIIER TOP I d t 886 383 8867104 or tram ta e, 881.5434. "arge woo rebuilt en!1ine with 4 hours, ex ras. -7 . . . 1974 MUSTANG Ghia. 885 ----.------at Warren. 882-4396. execu t'Ive des,k $500 . -I,,0 d - $450 or »best offer, 886. ----- ..---.------. '77 SUICK Estate wagon THREE-FAMILY garage sale ern large office desk with 9383. 1976 CHRYSLER New York. 1971 OLDSMOBILE Delta 8B 7362 after 6. Limited, yellow, loaded. 5950 Neff, T h u r s day KENNARY KAGE Antiques attached typewriter table...... __.. cr. beige with brown, load- 4 door, V-8. automatic, pow low mileage. After 6 p.m. '74 DODGE Van, V-8. Many through Sunday, 9 to 5 Flea Market. Every Satur $400. 5\".1fl. long, 30" high 1974 YAMAHA TX 500. 1700 cd with sunroof. low mile. er steering, powcr brakes 754-7997. extras. Priced to sell. 343 p,m. day 9 to 4. Cadieux at East wood officr cabinet suit. miles, Excellent condition, age, reasonable, call eve. air conditioning, rear dc 0490 after 4 p.m. weekdays. END OF TilE seas-;-n-g'arage Warren. 882-4396. able for files and books, $1,000. 882-4251 after 5 nings, 885.6598, days 937- fogger, vinyl top. recent 1976 LINCOLN Town Car - 17,000 miles, loaded, like $125 Off h' $ 8155. brakes and exhaust, decent 1973 FORD Grand Torino sale, Saturday, Sunday, af FURNITURE refinished. :re . ice c air. 125. p.m. ... ----. lires. 72,000 miles. Good new, $6,900. After 5 p.m. Squire Wag a n, power ter 9. 5516 Oldtown, De paired, stripped, any type _ 886~96~7. i-j AR'I~'E y. Sportster, 1965 RAMCHARGER 1975. Excel. condition only $495 or 886.5989. . brakes, power steering, air, troit. of caning, Free estimates 9-ARTICLES WANTED XLCH. rebuilt. low miles, lent condition, 49,000 miles offer_ 886.5228. clean. $1,000. 881-8294 af- '78 CADILLAC Coupde de SOFA and i~~~;;;al, -$300 or 474-8953 SHOTGUNS and rif-ie~ ~~nt. $1,350. 372.9448. ~n;,h~~o~~~e. t;a\~~~,stea~~~ CA')ILLAC S~d~deVi1Ie ter 4:30. Ville, less than 1.000 miles, best offer. 60 year old BLE TO P Y d II 400 E I $- 000 b ff I d' . mint condition, warranty, A A top 0 ar ed. Parker, Fox, Smith, '76 SUZUKI TS "xce - ster<,o,~, or est 0 cr. 1975. Excel ent con ItlOn, '72 GALAXY 500 - Excel. dresser and chest, $175 for used Oriental rugs Winchester and others. lr11t condition, 685 miles. 774.4545. low mileage. 773.2543. cabriolet top, leather inte. lent condition. 37,000 miles, 774.6823. 545.4483, Private collector. 478-5315, $700 firm. Call after 5:30, .------rior, 50.50 seat, tilt, cruise, good tires. stereo. air. - ...------... _' .... _ . 8810340 1970 MER CUR Y Cyclone 1972 OLDS Custom Cruiser etc. 881-9767. 10.SPEED boy's Schwinn bi. ORIENTAL Belgium carpet P R I V A T}O: COLLECTOR '. Spoiler. 300 made. 429 Co. station wagon. Air, loaded shocks. Must see to appre. , cycle, ceromic flower con all wool, 4';<, x 6',';, blue wants narts or complete HIS &: IIERS Hon da. 1974 bra J e.t 4.spee.d h'Ighb ack excellent condition, $1,250 ciate. 881.5347. 1972 M. 0 N T EGO, MX tainers. clay pots, airl's vel "lOW' d b k t f II . t t ... . tan and ivory. $275. 652 old clocks, watches. music 750 K4 and 55 10 • uc e s. u Ins rumen a. 886.4324. 1978 FIREBIRD Esprit, Sky. Brougham, 51.000 miles, vet dresses 884-1321. 6389, boxes, photographs. player II jammer, $1.200 each. 886. tion. AM.Fl\f Philco, pow------.... - ...-.- ..-- -.- new tires, air, power steer. ------er . d g' reb 'It 1975 VOLVO 242 D,L" Stcreo bird option, small V.8. GA RAGE SALE -- Clothrs. pianos.. juke boxes, pinba~.11 . 2681. Win OWS.en IOC Ul automatic. power steering ing, power brakes, am ra. 't t bl REDFORD h d .> from ground up. new 750 low miles, very good condi. typewn er, por a e, 11x12 mac lOes, arca e gamr. SI"'IJKI ('T IS" _ F'xcrl. 11 tl'on, $4,100 or offrr. 885 and powrr brakes. air can. dio. automatic. b u eke t . lIt I" • .' • Ho ey. ncw Mallory uni. rug, camera. some furm I ANTIQU E SHOW I Anv mechamca gamrs, so, . I t dT I c t r 1 c 9204. ditlOning. AM.FM stereo, seats, good condition. 294. I <0Il I 2568 after 6 p,m. ture Thursday. Friday, MIchigan's oldest 83rd semi. machines. electric trains,' ~n t con ~ ton, ~lu~~t light ignition. 011 cooler. rear defog~cr, con sol C Saturday, 10 to 4 596 HOI'I annual antHlue show Sep. old toys and dolls, old cars, !iSil. 4f".':'>77<'xras. . . ." 4 nrw G.60.14 B, F. Good. CUTLASS SUI'Rfo:l\1fo:.1970 runs prrfect, spotless body, I d t dl t at rr Namr 8 .', nch tlrrs. new brakes. P . b k MONZA '75, 2 + 2, power ywoo . tember 22, 23. 24 2 levels par s. an I rr u . I front and back, new ex. .ow('r s t c e r lng, ra es. exccllent strcl radials, vel. steerinl(. automatic, am. MOVING SALE=..tO-y~ar~.~~~ of quality dealers featur. your pricr. 8~4.8987. 1,10iJ-'''RUCKS FOR haus!, Southrrn body with Vinyl top. clcan, 886.9162 our interior. well taken fm, $1,800 or best oHer, cumulation. Wheelchms lng art glass, patll'rn glass, TIn' GRAND Circus Ex. I SALE nrw black with while trim i974"I)OI)GE-"COLT-4.~p~cd care of. Moving, must scll. 886-0904. walkers, electric fans, earn: chlina, .W~dgwoo~, I~CWClry,I l'h'angr needs a grand pi', 1977 GMC Truck ...:. -34' ton paint, 47.000 oril(inal miles. good condition. $1,995. 884. 12,000 mil e s, sacrifice, era and equipment, lug. 01 pam ;ngs: (0 \ .1Oe ano. W(' are ~ ~on.profit: engine fully loaded. Excel. new 3.000 yound pressure 2142. $5.595 or offer. 521-7427 '74 CAPRICE, power steer. gage, appliances. outdoor tr~untrYd urnlture., J rlcma. tax~cxempt ar.lIsl S co.:,p{lr- i l~nt condition. White with plate and clulch, new start. ------~----- or 52 I.2977. ing, power brakes, am.fm grill, recorder, folding pic. Ive an accessories. ar. alive located In DetrOlI. In '[ $5950 882.9660 er, Sears Die Hard battery. TORINO Squire Wa~on, 1976 stereo, excellent condi. nic table, baskets, Christ. penter's Hall, 22521 Grand order to continue our mu. cap~., ". , ',bcst offer, must srll, 372. 9 passen~er. full power, '70 DODGE Swinger, I(ood tion, $2,800. 881.3900. mas tree ornaments, out. River, Red for d, Mlth sic and theater perform. GMC SUBlJRBAN, 1978, C. 0935 or 773.0913. stcreo.884.6983. mechanical con d i t ion, ------door lights. dryer, spot. Hours 12 noon to 9 pm ante this Fall wc will nrcd 1:'>00Sirrra Classic, 2 tone . . .. -. - ..- ...... needs body work. Make 1978 OLDS Delta Royal, 4 light, oHice refrigerator, Sunday closin~ 6 pm Ad. a ~ood instrumrnt, if you rrd. hadrd, stcrco ca~. 1977 CHARGER S.E.- Trlplc '77 LTD Landau - 14,000 offer. Wednesday after 5. door sedan, full power, men's clothes, etc. 638 mission $2. With thi5 ad can hl'lp us, pleasc call srUe. $7,20). 882-:n31 ai" Burgundy. air. loadrd. $4,. miles, loaded, $5.200, 886 19833 H 0 lid a y, Grosse air, warranty, excellent Pointe. Lakepointe, Saturday 9.5, $1.75. 647.8136 or 545-7431. tcr 5 p.m. I 495 or best. 885-6137. 0187. condition, after 5. 884.9017.

= am .n e ee Thursday, September 14, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-Seven ------_._------ll--CARS FOR SALE Ill-CARS FOR SALE nC-BOATS AND 12D-LAKE AND RIVER 13-P.f:AL ESTATE---i3-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE FOR SAL£ ------.----1 MOTORS PROPERTY FOR SALE FOR SALE 19'78 REGAL - power steer. 1975 PONTIAC Ventura - --.--.------mg, power brakes, air, Automatic, power brakes, '74 RALLY 17', 115 Mere., NORTH HIVERSIDE Drive, FARMS, 6 room, all brick, ST. JOHN HOSPITAL area, ANN ARBOR stereo, rear defogger, power steering $1,850, 331. loaded, goo d condition, st. Clair, by owner, Colo. aluminum tl"im. H~ story across from Harper Woods chrome wheels, $5,600. 8763. 881.6757. nial, 4 bedrooms, 2'-h baths bungalow. 3 bedrooms, liv. 3 bedroom brick, finished Small home. Living room, 2 bedrooms, bath, kitchen ,173-6315. -C-A'-P-R-I'-C-E-C-la-s-si'-c,--"7--7,-I-o-ad-.-15--F'-O-O-T-Jo'-ib-e;-i);~s~-2-5-h-.-p.library, large living room, ing room, fireplace, dining basement, earner lot, ga. and utility room. Good neighborhood near sta. natural fireplace, dining room, large kitchen, 1 full rage, low $30's. 884.0312. dium. Excellent condition, 1911 CHEVY Caprice-Black, ed, excellent condition. electric start, trailer, $550. area, modern kitchen, large a.n~ 2 half baths. Sunporch, 1 MERRIWEATHER _ 4 881.6666 AFTER 5 P.M. 4' door, power brakes, pow. $4,850. 884.4434. 886.9178. screened.in porch, lot 155x fmlshed basement, 2 ('ar 3Si er steering, radio, air, very -. ------_. ------_.- 303, 21h car garage. $98, little rust. $975. 881.2050, 1975 BUICK Electra. 225, WE RECOVER your boat or garage. Excellent condi. \ brd~oo~, c~nter entrance 500. By appointment, 329. tion. $£7,500, 881-8659. bnc ( Coloma I, 2 car ga. 'lifter 5 p.m. full power, air, stereo, van cushions in U.S. nau. . ._. __ rage, fenced yard, tile GROSSE POINTE CITY ______._._____ $4,000. 882.0670. gahyde. Replacement foam. 7728. HOME OWNERS INSUR. basement, 21/2 baths, fire. 1912 V.W, BUS - Low mil("1 - ---- ..--.-----.. Plywood. Design work. 372. Very spacious indeed, in this custom built "Mo~n~r" ANCE Policy for your clos.1 place, n~w carpet through. ~ge new tires Perfect con.' GHEMLIN X 1974-11 cyl1n. 4555. RESORT PROPERTY home. The many fine features include formal Dining diti~n 886-9383. der, stiCK, good condition. ------Port Austin Area - First ing Call Chesney Insur'l out, new kit c hen with Room large Family Room with fireplace 21/2 Baths, , 296.00~3. EIGHT FOOT Sport Yak, offering - Six 2 bedroom ance Agency. 884.5337 for built.in dishwasher. House first floor Laundry facilities, large Kitch~n with Bar 1973 PINTO wagon, automat. -'. -- .- --- 882.7796. cabins, all modernized with your quotation. in ex cell e n t condition. B Que. and a 21/2 car attached Garage. This beautiful ie, air, luggage rack. $795. 1971 VW BUS, Ill'W paint, 1-"-'''---'''-'-'-- full bath, kitchen and - _ .. .. . I Close to schools, "',, block home is bcin~ offered by: 889.0550 _ 8M.07H. new tires, re.built engine.! ANTIQUES, outboard mo. more. Has 185 feet of BEAUTIFUL I from bus. Immediate occu. .. -----.---.- am.fm stereo, excellent I tors, ymtage 1~30, John. sandy beach. Land con. NORTH OXFORD pancy. No Broilers please. G. M. FIELD REALTY, INC . 1972 CADILLAC Coupe de condition. Sacrifice, $1,500. son tWill, Waterwltch cham- tract terms. IN THE WOODS $74,500. Day s 757.8233. 23513 HARPER AVENUE Ville, mint condition, low 885.7389. _~lOn~_~:~? __~~~.,~I~~.... _. __ English Tudor, 4 bedrooms, Evenings 881.3417. ST. CLAIR SHORES, MI 48080 ~lileage, $2,195. 882.0942. -'.. - - ._- -- ..-.---'" - 22 FOOT wood Century Ha- ST. CLAIR SHORES - Glor. l PHONE: (313) 771-8222 ';'------. _ .. ---- I '78 CADILLAC Coupe de 2 ious 4 bedroom colonial, 2 h bathst den, fa m j 1Y ENGLISH TUDOR,---i-b-e'i 1974 LEMANS, automatic'i \"ilk y('l1oll', loaded. 977. ~e~, 2~~~9~'P. gray, $ ,750. 70x203 lot, sundeek, con. room, large kitchen, formal rooms, Ph baths, natural air, new tires, excellent I 1762. warranty. crete sea wall, beautiful dining room, attached ga. fireplace, fine G l' 0 sse pondition. 44,000 mlies. .. - .... ------' 19 FOOT wood Century, 45 front porch. Asking $99,900. rage. $95,000. Call for ap. Poi n t e Park location. ATTHACTIVE 3 BEDROOM, 11/2 BATH COLONIAL '$2,100. 881.4610. I '76 G~AND PRIX, power h $350 VA 27898 pointment 882.5796. $70,000. 886-3101 or 577. iN THE FARMS ..------...... -- -I steenng. brakes, 10 c k s. .p., gray, . . . CENTURY 21 -. 2830. 5060 BUCKINGHAM--4 bed- I _._-.- ---'-- Large paneled family room with natural brick wall, 1002 CHEVY, 302, 4 sp('ect, windows, am.fm stereo, vi. ATTEN'flON SAILORS and fireplace and hearth opening on to a wood deck. exce IIen t cond't'I IOn; stree t. nyl roof, aIr,. sunroo f, ra.I power boaters-Free e\ass. CHARTER ..OAKS-779.9800 _ room brick, completely car. I BISHOP, Detroit, Colonial, peted and decorated 2: almost completely furn. Formal dining room and large living room also able. $2.000 or best offer. I Iy wheels, clean, used as es in sail boating and pow. WOODED LOT for sale with with fireplace. At 19x11 the kitchen offers a .~773.2807or 573.9663. second car. 777.5891 after ('r boating given by Grosse lake view and lake rights years ago 2 car garage and 1 ished, new carpeting, ex. fenced yad. Low 20's. 885-: cellent shape. $~5,000. 881. large working area and 2 built.in china cabinets. 1973' -i"ll"i.:NDERBlltD:-4.6,OOOI_ .. ~. " _' ... .. _.. Pointe Power Squadron. in Kalkaska, Michigan. 5072. I 5173. This house is in excellent condition. Newly dec- miles. triple black, loaded. I '75 MONTE CARLO. power, Class starts Monday, Sep. Will pay for itself with oil orated and priced in the mid 80's. with extras, $2,800 or hest air, vinyl top, rustproofer, tember 11, 1978, 7:30 p.m., royalties. $3,200. 889.0467. I NO BROKERS PLEASE 773 2807 573 96"3 ' cafeteria, Grosse Pointe --.------I, _~({er~:..._._~~ "_~I st,~reo: ~? 0 d c~l1ditioll. High School North, Morn. 13-REAL ESTATE I COLONIAL 885.7489 1974 GRE:\1IJN, 37,000 miles, ' \\ III sacrifice. 8234167. ingside off Vernier. Ladies FOR SALE I GROSSE POINTE PARK inany parts are .b.rand new. IDO-i£F. :i81)ipl~~;;t-Cl;~i~ invited. 1------.----- Very good condItion, $1,500 Coupe. Specially built for _~ I 816 BEDFORD-Near Lake 3 bedroom, 1'12 baths, den, sundeck, gas grill, large or best offer. 773.2807 or auto dealer. Custom, 2 tone SAILBOAT, 1975, AMF Puff- English Colonial, 4.5 bed. rooms, carpeting, electric garage door opener, 573.9663. paint, hand pen stripe, er. Main and jib, includes rooms, 3th baths, modern- other extras. Must see inside to appreciate. Call Homeowners Insurance ------. trailer, $1,200 or best offer ized kitchen, large living for appointment. Make offer. Priced in upper '1'01:9V\", AleaII, good trans. moon roof, deluxe wire 'th I 'f,U y, 886.0269 or 965.8300, ext. room WI wa nut panel. 70s. lI1ay I offer you a cost and coverage quotation for portation, $500. 884.7127, wheels, leather interior, 2"89. . d" u ,lOg, mmg room, study. your new home? Policies prepared in time for .after 5. stereo 8 track, all power. I 8 3745 1304 HARVARD 884.9193 your closing! --'------.--.-- padded roof, classic grill, GRMIPIAN 30, 1971, in- 21. . 884-5337 1976 BUICK LeSaure, immac. 1 3.800 miles, warranty, $2,' j board, 3 sails, many cruis. GROSSE POINTE ,"late condition, 4 doo~, 100 under cost. 885.8167. ing extras, great family PARK DAVID J. CHESNEY white top, blue boHom. 1'8;). -.-.. -..--- boat. Call for details. 469. OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 GROSSE POI NTE WOODS 974 N. RENAUD RD. '6694. CADILLAC 1973 - loaded'i 4646. 706 Lakepointe - First of- CHESNEY INSURANCE AGENCY -' . -"-- - 43,000 miles. 294.9385 or - . RANCH, 3 bedrooms, Jlh baths, living room with 1!)74 CUTLASS Su~re~e, 4 777.0022. CHEOY LEE-26 foot sail. fering. Palatial Mediter- natural fireplace, full dining room, central air 20225 MACK iloor, 455 engme, all', $2.400 I ! boat, fiberglass hull, teak ranean, featuring 5 bed. with electronic air purifier, fenced yard, new Policies quoted with Citizens Insurance Co. of America _.!Jr best offer. ~_8~~!51._____ '73 PI.N.'TO.Wagon - Au~o.' de.ck, Volvo diesel, new rooms, 3 full baths, pOW' kitchen, carpets and drapes, newly landscaped, - at Ir AM FI\I d der room, massive living 19701 FlREBlRD -- POII'l'l" III Ie, a., l' ra 10, salls, $12,000. 775-0274. room wl'th natural fl'replace furniture available. . . 1/ 46,000 mIles. Call after 4. . .steenng, brakes, air, A:\ $550 885.8087 MINT CONDITION, 26', 1977,' permits gracious entertain. BY OWNER APPOINTMENT ONLY TII stereo, new brakes, . . ing. Gorgeous kitchen with 885-6926 . k $2800 b t [f r S.2 sailboat, inboard, fully NORTH RENAUD 1623 shoe s, , or es 0 e. HONDA 1976 Civic Hatch. equipped, beautiful inter. built.ins, family room, fin. OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 After 5 p.m. 885.1781. - back, 4 speed, stereo cas. ior, extras. Call days, ask l'shed basement with bar 1975 VEGA HATCHBACK:""I sette, 40 miles a !!allon, for Mrs. Ordell, 831.2870, and natural fireplace, 2 car GROSSE POINTE WOODS Sprawling custom' brick ranch on large well land. Automatic, A~'[ radio. Good extras, low miles, $2,575. eves 886.2588. attached garage, burglar ROSLYN ROAD scaped lot in exceiient area of Grosse Pointe . condition. 882.1498. 774.0725. ------and fire alarms, sprinkler Unique custom built home. 2 extra large bedrooms Woods. Three bedrooms, huge living room with ------FOLK BOAT-25 ft., fully system, patio with brick upstairs with adjoining bath. 2 bedrooms down raised hearth natural fireplace. Large dining 1978 OLDS 98 Regency - 2 CHEVROLET '70 1 m pal a rigged sailboat, mahogany barbeque grill, lot 75x173 with bath. Formal dining room, den, new kitchen. area, paneled den, updated kitchen with built.in 'door, light blue, white Ian. convertible. Original own. hull, sleeps four, needs Seconds from the Park MORAVIAN.CLINTON SUB. oven, range, and dishwasher. Half bath in master dau, low miles, S7,35ll. 881. er, excellent condition. work, $3,900. ~86.0559. The perfect home for the Last residential lot on Delta Road. Improvements in. bedroom. First floor laundry room. Large tiled' :2_7_83_. . .___ $700 finn. 772-8690. 1 ------executive. $135,000. basement :;: car attached garage with electric Oi;EL 1975 - 1900 Sedan - '7-2-M-O-N-T-E-G-O----G-o-o-d-r-u-n.BOSTON WHALER 13 Sport 51 NE REALTY CO.-FARMS OFFICE door opener. Quality extras! $89,000. . d d't' Askl'ng 76-35 hp. Johnson Elec. 889-0300 Goo con I IOn. ning condition. 775.3382. JIM SAROS AGENCY . $2,200. 521-7269 weekdays ~ I tric. Lil Dude trailer, cover, FIKANY -after 6, weekends 10 to 7. 1975 ilIEHCURY Marquis _ $2,900. Mint. 886.2681. 886.9030 Power steering and brakes, 886-5051 HILLCREST 1975 DART - G, automatic, air conditioning, AM.FM, I PANI.C-All ready redu~ed BY OWNER air, 19,000 miles, excellent rust proofing plus many 3. limes. 24 ft: Sea Wmd FOR SALE BY OWNER Darling bungalow on quaint eul.de.sac in Grosse condition. $2,800. 881.2937. extras. 32,000 miles, excel. fiberglass SkIff, $5,950. See pictures and details in 882 1509 The Grosse Pointe "For Pointe Farms. 3 bedrooms, one on the first floor -1~66 CJ.5 - Canvas convert. lent buy at $3,000 firm. '. Sale By Owner" Newsletter is perfect for family room or den. Master bed. Grosse Pointe Real Estate ible, restored 2 years agO. 882.9149. I 'C-A-TA-L-IN-A-Z-2-fe-e-t-,-'197-6-- 999 Roslyn _ $80,500. 343- room very large. Separate dining room, large . V.6 engine. 886.2414. '74 MERCURY Cougar XR7 like new, $5,500. 885.7928. 9232. basement. One bath. Smal) bay in kitchen. Patio . Priced in mid-fifties. co. aiDS '77 Custom Cruiser, - Power steering, power I 357 Lakeshore - $230,000 "like new. Air, rack, third brakes, power windows, de. TANZER-22 ft., 1978, total. 521-4503 - 579.9694. 882-2734 after 4:00 or on weekends .... .'seat, stereo 8 track, cruise, luxe interior, new radials, ly equipped, Volvo 6 motor. 1423 Torrey - $81,500. 882 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1 - 5 OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 power seat, windows and F:\l stereo. Excellent con- Best offer over $10,000. 7149 or 881.0661. 1756 Brys 4 BR. Grosse Pointe Woois more. Good mileage, rust dition. $2,650 or best. 882. After 10 p.m. 824-4212. 1235 Roslyn - Mid Forties 1231 Bishop 4 BR. Grosse Pointe Park proofed. Best offer over 8994. ------1 886-5746. GROSSE POINTE WOODS 612 Lakeland 4 BR. Grosse Pointe City '$4,900. 885.4284. ------SAILBOAT 1974 C & 1., 16 1122 Bishop - $115,000. BBl- BY OWNER. 1954 quality built colonial. Move.in con- 923 Washington 3 BR. Grosse Pointe City " '71 MAVERICK _ 3 speed, ft. with trailer, excellent 6725. dition, redecorated throughout. 3 bedrooms, 2 1!H3 MUSTANG - 302 V-8. radial tires, $325. 822.5220. conditian. Call 886.9379, 1095 Roslyn - $89,500. 882 full baths, living room with fireplace, dining ,Excellent condition. 885. ------___ after 6:30 p.m. 2189. room, kitchen with eating area including appli- GROSSE POINTE SHORES .->1864. 1971 CUTLASS 442 - Con. ------23442 Colonial Ct.-St. Clair ances, porch, 2 half baths, finished basement, vertible, 51,500. 886.5795. ISLA.l'IDER 29, 1968 full keel Shores-$B9,500. 645.2689. Verv seldom do we have the opportunity to offer 19'74 HORNET Sportaboul. ------.----- sloop fully cruised equip central air, extra large 2 car garage, 1 block from a r~sidence which is "up for bids"! This very Excellent condition. 6 cyl. '78 OLDS Delta Royale - ped ~nd in excellent con: 19~~~.~B~;~~~s Ct. - $92, school. Assumable 8% % mortgage. 1095 Roslyn genuine and imposing mansion is in that category ~"inder, Al\I.Fl\! 8 track. GM Executi\'e, loaded. 886. dition, Atomic IV Inboard, 471 Allard _ ~7,500. 886. ~9,500. by the grace of the seUers. Make an appointment 1965 I'L Y l\l 0 U T II Fury 5527. wheel steering, VHF radio, CALL FOR APPOINTMENT - 882-2189 now to view the many great qualities, it's the '~Wagon, V-8, good trans------digital depth sounder, some 9449. B ideal choice for the executive. f 6 '75 CUTLASS Supreme - 4 log doubl rr r d 20~47 eaufait - $53,000 .. portation, $100. A tel' door, air conditioned, auto- ' e I e lIIes an. 886.1464. 'p.m. 526.7835. matic, full power, creme more. Must see to appreCl' 1091 Lakepointe _ $42,000 CENTRE ENTRANCE COLONIAL ------ate. $18,900. Days, 668., 823-1878. RIDGEMONT 2222 A lovely house with a beautiful interior, the just '16 CAl\IAnO, 4 speed, de. with white vinyl top, 350. 4264, eves. 878.6809. I 823 Three MI'le _ 372.3600 a OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 right spacious accommodation with 4 big bed. . luxe i n t I' r i 0 1', Al\I.F:ll 4 barrel. FM. cruise con. -----______I' Huge {our bedroom brick bungalow in Grosse Pointe rooms 2'/~ baths is a must for those in that '.'?terco, Ziebart. low miles, tro1. $2,700. TU 4.0665. 1978 25' NOVA 250 XL 2- 1-792-6064. Woods. Large living room and formal dining mark~t. You \ViIi love the location, the well ;$3,650. 371.4707. ------260 h.p. :ller~. engine~, 65 1162 Devonshire - $129,000 kept grounds. Ca1l us now. ---''------1977 FORD LTD wagon - m.p.h. Red hull, off white 823.0119. room. Large kitchen with eating area. Two bed. 1976 CHEVETTE. automatic. Power steering, power interior. Teak trim. 882. 765 Bedford - 821-8954. rooms and full bath on main floor. Huge master ENGLISH TUDOR ,air conditioning, AM.nl h I' a k e s. automatic. air, 7796. Grosse Pte Farms-$105,OOO bedroom upstairs with sitting area, also another Another for your "must" list! Four great size .stereo, 26,000 miles, excel. stcreo. mint, 11,000. 882. ------____ 886-4878. bedroom. Tiled basement with drop ceiling, and bedrooms, sun room, and breakfast room - all fent condition, $3,200. 889. 3608. 12' GW INVADER - 20 h.p. 1607 Yorktown -:- 885-4489 full bath. Large open porch, 21,-2 car garage. house has the features and the desirable loca. :Q{l26. ...__ P(jRSCHE '73' 911' _ Excel. Johnson engine. 8B2.7796. (\r Ll 8.5005. $56,900. tion. It has a warranty in the price - as do ------.------Call 881-2044 {or a Newslet most of our offerings. In the 80's. '10 OLDS 442, power steer. lent c~lIIdilion. 10\~ mii('a~e. 1972 _ 13' BOSTON Whales ter or for advertising you JIM SAROS AGENCY "Ing, power brakes, auto- A:\I. F:'II 8 track, Silver With -40 h.p. Evinrude with home. r 886.9030 GR:)SSE POINTE WOODS t-inatic transmission, air alloys. 8863984. , trailer. 882-7796. A nice Dutch Colonial with lots of potential, conditioning, dual exhaust. 1969 ~iACll-I l\lust~ng-cus'.I- .. ------FIRST OFFERING IN you should view this 4 bedroom bargain - it's in 'W.30 engine. Good running tom whecl and new tires. I 11F- TRAILERS AND THE WOODS the 50's, which today is a keen bracket. Has a ::engine. $750. 881.0986 $1,500. VA 2.789fl. CAMPERS Beautifullv decorated 2 bed REAL ESTATE ONE den and a breakfast room, fenced yard and 1 :lfG.R - GoT, 1972, white -.-----.------_. HARD TOP Camper. Calli toom brick bungalow with car garage. hatchback, Al\I.FM stereo 1975 VALIA~T 4 door, 9.600 after 4 p.m. 778.2857. room {or expansion. All ALGONAC AREA t fantastic condition miles, onc own~r. $2,850. _.______aluminum trim, custom l'~IQFE OFJo'ERl;'llG J 0 naturally beautiful wooded acres encircle This one has just come on the market and we '3~~~0118. . _.~~!~~O~.,__ .__.. .. TENT TRAILER _ Stove, built modern kitchen wit~.1 this gracious 4 bedrcom colonial. Over 3000 would love you to see it. 3 bedrooms, breakfast .. ------_..... - - '7~ C.'\PIHCE - Automatic, furnace, sink, awning, ac. built.ins including refril( sq. ft., 2 fireplac.es, 4 baths, attached garage, room and den - but wi,h " difference! The little 1971 CHARGER Sf:. V.8. air. new tires. excellent cessoril's, sleeps 7, excel. erator. Remodeled bath 1 greenhouse, $92,500. extra touches will m'Jke you linger, and we do power steering, air, auto. condition $2,700. 776.0413. lent condition. Best offer room with glass shtlwer 1 .~'matic, power brakes. 63.. __ .__ . __.. _ ,,,_,,_._ over $600. 886.8733. doors to add to your com know you'll lo\'e thl' kitehe~, a 3 car garage and the great sized lot. 000 miles, $750 or best. CADlLL\C, '68, almost 1'1" -. ------.----.---- fort. Home is equipped REAL ESTATE ONE 3908 Bishop. after 4 p.m.! storeo. nC'w. transmission. 12-SUBURBAN with central air, smoke BY YON BO;\1i\'IE BA:'-:KS ;-9,73 MERCVRY ~i(;~t;io",I good tires. $950. 882.8353 ACREAGE and burglar alarm sys I 1-794-9393 If vau want a town.housc Condo, then surely ~ after 3. BRIGHTON-=' 5 acr-;hom-e. tems. Priced in mid 50's. I ,.l\lX 9 passenger wagon,:.. -.-----.-- ...... -- .- - 1544 Rrvs nr 886 -626 ' \'ou' would livc on thc Lake. Here's a tidy, top '"air, stereo. new tires. su.: llB-CARS WANTED sitc on hill, great view! .' -. .;) . i ~'Iass two b('droom waiting for you. lIas all the per clean, $92:>. 822..'i,'i23: TO BUY $35.000, !erms. J\djacent to I EXECUTIVE EXCLUSIVE- ('xtras and then some. including the super ap. . --- . a doctor s beautiful 7.aere . , 325 McMILLAN pliance.". the private redwood deck, the electric '1976 COUGAR XR.?-,'Ioadcd,! ...... yC)L-KSWAGENS- country mansion estate. Grosse Pomte Woods. T~ls d(>or garage - this one is seriously for sale. ,.sunroof, new radials, eX'i WANTED Area of fine rural develop. 3,~OO squar~ foo.t Colomal GROSSE I'Ol;'o;TE F.'1R~IS .cellent condition, 54.500. I ments. 6 minutes from With 4 glant,sl7.ed bed \":\(':\:\1' L:\:';D 882.5280 or 882.6414. I Jlighest Prices Paid town and 1.96. Owner 1. rooms, full bath .off master 1 Woul'l vou bclicvc for only $79,900 you could Irn)ve For Ihe in\'('~tor -- six lots in St. Clair Shores, ------.-- .. ---" I WOOD MOTORS V.W, 227.7333 (residence) 1'1 b.e~room, walk.m closets,: inti; this large immat'lilate 3 bedroom English 312' (1('(']1 $24.000 the parcel. 1976 JEEP Cherokc(', loaded. i Graltot at B Mile 372-2600 229.8600 (business).' flmshed basement with wet: Tudor with I'! balhs, complete with formal L:\ KESHORI-: DRIVE - The last of the breed 885.4999 or 962.~9!l7, ._.. _. ______. ._.______bar, lar~e corner lot, pri. i dining room with natural fll'{'place. remodeled S78.000. - -- .------. STOP: nO;'\l'T junk that car 12B-VACATION vate par;c minutcs awa\ kitchen. paneled family room. 21.! car garage, new 1965 CADILLAC Coupde d(' or truck. Call Bill for es. PROPERTY 979.2111. . i roof and new carpet. This one should be seen I:\'C l:\lE I'IWI'ERTY 'Ville. 35.000 miles. $4,000. timatc. 885.2221. -- __._. __ . ------... - . I today, Call for an appointment. :\ 4 3 clltic -- wit il ('xcelll'nt rents, has 2 car , 527.3018 53 ACRES of wild land with l!aragl' i1nd ccntral air A \'ery well maintained 999 ROSLYN ROAD 1973 cAiHrj",Ac. -4-d~;;-r II~ I 11C-BOATS AND trout pond. I~ mile front- 882-9286 NO BROKERS PLEASE I'ropprt; wi tli gr('at potelltial earnings. Let us . ,MOTORS age on blacktop road. 3 BY OWNER ~how it tn Y(111. . Ville, full power. am.rm 1. '. - miles from Ferris State stereo, vinyl top. tilt whpel. : Sl":\'FLOWJo;n ~aiJ boat. Aft. Collcge, inrludcs 2 mobile 2 story. 3 bedroom brick I DETROIT excellent conoition. $2.400. cr 4 p.m. 778.2857 homes, rented at $150 Colonial. fully carpeted. Om lIqlllg ]lortfolin is open for your inspection partially finished ba~e . _'.__'881.9685..___ \VA:>;TE]) hy private part~ .. month ('ach, $38.500 cash . lit' arc' having r:rl'at selling success, especially ment, 2 bath~. den. 2 car 1977 FIAT --.124 conwrit hl('. ' L~'JlIan or Chri~ Craft 2/)'. 1 or Land Contract. Call Big III tlil' "l'IOSl' In" ~('('tion to Grosse Pointe. Get garage. $80.500. By ap. WANTED 110\\. ru~t.proofcd, am.fm stcrl'o, ZB' hardtop, will consill('r Rapios. Michigan 1.616. in Ih(' prires arc going up! pointment only. ('all aft('r casselle. $,').500 or hl',t of anI' l'f)[](lition. Spnd inror. 796.8050. 4 p.m. 343.9232 . by C()~lm.:RCI ,\ L . '{pro ])ay~ 2256066. ('\'('. m~tlOn. Including descrip. :';EI\R - GAYL'ORI)-Co'~v~rt~ W(' ba\'(' an ('xccllent buy on :'>Iorang - well con. "nings ann wCl"kend~ ;l;,:j. tion. conoi1ion ann asking 1 I'd schoolhousc, 4 bed. ~trllct('(1 111lllrling, with good parking. Call us 7251. price to "Boat .., P.O. Box I rooms, 2 baths, $27,000. DuMouchelle's about ,t. 270, SOllthfi('ld Michigan 1 'I'll 2.9362. ST. CLAIR SHORES STATIO~ Wi\(~(lN -.. 1!l77 480:l7 I, ON MILK RIVER Oriental Rug~ • AntlllllPs • Finc Paintings. ,Jewelry 'Pontiac Granll Safari, low I 12D-LAKE AND RIVER BORDER I.lNED G.P,W. • Fine Furniture • Cr)'slal • Sterling • China 882-0087 '.;~~eage, loadl'd. 8853:l99 ' ('IIHYSLER, 60 h p. 1fi'2 ft I PROPERTY h011' ridcr. tralll'r. $2.200, 4 Bedroom Colonial. 2'" Complete ESTATES or Single Itcm~ "I I'LY~'Ol;TH Sat('illte Sl' 8!l1.!l%5 ,5BO FOOT waterfrontage, baths, beautifully d(>t'o- INSTANT CASH 0: on consignment br.n;; plus, air. alltomallt', middl(' l'Ilannel. Harsen's rated, screened III patio. Grosse Pointe Real Estate 'powl.'r st('('rin~, pow r r 2:1 FOOT C;rilllll'liln, Hl74. fl" 1...land. NC!.'lls fill, 2.story' professional lands{'api og Phone Us At brakes, hucket srill,. vin~ I 1 brrglil<,~. !lll hor,"pnw('l" l111llsr, unfinished upstairs,l Much, much more. 963-6256 or 963-0248 co. '~roof. ru<,tpro"fE'd. ~1 2:ifl. :\lrrl'lIry .; 'ail,. 11I11y $4,,).000 or h('~t reasonilble' 8828388 I\!'TEH 5 1':\1 1184.,'i027. ("PIII'I,pd. $'; 9-'11 Ii'; .n:!l olr('r 8849011. I The Community Builuers

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Thursday, September 14. 1978 Page rwenty-Eiqht GROSSE POINTE NEWS - 21K-WINDOW I 210-CEMENT AND 21S-CARPENTER 13-REAL ESTATE 16-PETS FOR SALE 21C-ELECTRICAL 21G-4tOOFING 21-I-PAINTING, BRICK WORK SERVICE SERVICE SERVICE DECORATING WASHING FOR SALE GERMAN SHORTHAIR Right price to right family G.OLMlN L. VERBEKE CONTR. • Attics • Porch Enclosure. 20608 HUNT CLUB, Harper HARBOR ELECTRIC ROOFING WINDOW CLEANING Drives • Walks • Porches • Addlt1ol18 • Kitchens Woods, G r 0 sse Pointe on right street. Ask for Repair or new reroof. alumi. Violations Corrected CUSTOM SERVICE Patios • Chimneys • Tuck- • Commercial BullQings school district, c u s tom Harry Danz, 884.3536 after num trim siding and gut. FREE ESTIMATES pointing • Basement Water- brick Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 6 p.m. FREE ESTIMATES ters, storm windows. Free JIM SUTTON WE ARE INSURED proofing paneled family room, di. estimates. Dob, Dale, Doug PAINTING' 1611 Brys Drive FREE TO GOOD HOME 882-9420 21 Years in the Pointes nelle, 11h baths, 2 fire. 526.0666 01' 371-19'11. 372-3022 TU • ~ TU 2.2'36 ALL.AMERICAN PUPPIES Licensed and' insured con. INTERIOR AND No Job Too Small places, attached garage, Various sizes and colors, both tractor, residential, com. EXTER:IOR 21M-SEWER S£RVICE Liccnsed Free Estimates EXTERIOR and interior finished basement. Deauti. sexes, very loving, prefer mercial and industrial. ALL ROOFS fullv landscaped, double 885-4391 carpentry. Specializing in people who will love them RET'lREO-l\laster Electricilln, ALUMINUM CALL HARRY 24 HOUR SEWER SERVICE lot,' A.l condition. S~6,OOO. SERVING DETROIT AND doors, windows, screens, back. Call 822-9571 before Liccnsed. Violations Servo 824-3627 8868265. 2 p.m. or after 7 p.m. GUTTERS SUBURBS HAROLD po r c h e s, paneling and Ice increased, also small DAILY 8:30 - 5:15 • Electric Equipment violations. i,AKE PORT - 3 bedroom jobs. TU 5.2966. NEW and REPAIR CHAUVIN ENGLIS}~ Springer Spaniel, • Storm Sewers ADV ANCE MAINTENANCE stone and wood Ranch on Gutter,~ Cleaned EXPERT PAINTING, paper CEMENT CONTRACTOR AKC, male, black and AU-:-TYPES -.of electrical • Main Sewers 884.9512 a IOOx200lot, dining room, Slate Repair hanging. Free estimates. ALL TYPE OF white, 18 months, 792.9381 work. Ranges, drvers in. living rOOIll, family room, Totty G. Van Assche, 881.5754. • Toilets CEMENT WORK after 6 p.m. stalled - remodellng. Elec. • Sinks kitche;l wi t h breakfast Free Estimates 882.5539 • Walks • Drives • Porches QUALITY WORK b)' carpen. trical repairs, fixtures in. PAINTING-Decorating and • Downspouts ter wdth over 20 )'earl e.I. nook, sun room, 2 fire. FREE MIXED Beagle, 8 • Patios • Waterproofing stalled, city violations. Li. EXPERT REPAIRS paperhanging. Clean work, • Plumbing Repairs perience in Grolle Poiate. places, 2 car garage, lake weeks, shots started. 884. • Pre.Cast Steps 25 years experience. Low • Violations Corrccted K1tclle11l remodeled, bue- I'iel\' and beach rights. 2425. censed and insure'!. Col. ROOFING GUTTERS • Tuck Pointing ville Electric Company. I priees. 881-0165. • Etc. • Chimney Repair ments paneled, room addl. 6209 Wildrose Lane, Port FREE ESTIMATES ENGLISH SHEEPDOG pup.' Evenings 77(.9110. Days SMALL JOBS No job too small. tlons, etc. ConscienUOUt. Huron, 385.5858 be for e BACK IN BUSINESS CAL RICK-8B5.9862 9 30 a.m. and after 4 p.m. pies, males, pedigree, pa. LA 6.1352. 774-9651 Free Estimates, Small jobs acceptable. 882. Painting - Decorating 1004. ------pers, shots, and yaccina. ELECTIUC '-is'-our-bUsiness., ROOFS and DECKS Wall Washing. Elmer T. Licensed . BY OWNER-English Tudor, tion completed. 777.8394. 21 N-ASPHALT WORK Call us, reasonable and de.' LaBadie, 882-2064. . 17 Years in Pointe 3 bl'drooms. possibte 4th, pendable. 527.5231. Ask for GUTIERS ot~ C & J ASPHALT 779.8427 882.1473 CUSTOM spacious lot, S50,OOO.886- HUNTING DOG - English Setter, female. F,D.S.B. _.~~~~k .._. . _ Gutter~~1:ne~P and ;lushed GROSSE' POINTE PA VING, INC. 8926 after 6 p.m. Improve the value of your BRICK REi'AIRS. W 0 r k HOME REPAIR Hunted 3 years. 778-6926. GRoSSE POINTE'S ONLY New and R(pair Work PAINTER'S, INC. ------_._----- home with a professional guaranteed. Porehes, chim. Remodeling, repairs of any Licensed arod Insured Painting interior - exterior, llAHPER WOODS - 3 bed. 5 KITTENS 8 weeks old. Lit. job. Over 20 years serving neys, sidewalks, basement kind. Work alone. No job I I ADVANCE ?It \INTENANCE, paperhanging and panel. room Colonial, 1~\, baths, H 0 0 V ER Grosse Pointe in driveways leaks and cracks. Tuck too big or small. Rotten _ tee. tr~i~~d, 884.4805. I FACTORY AUTHORIZED 884-9$12 ing. Free estimates cheer. finished basement, pool, I and sealing. Free estimates Pointing. Free estimate. window cor d s, window ccntral air, Grosse Pointe SERVICE ------fully given. Licensed & IRISH SETTER. One yea r 'PROFESSIONAL gutter servo Insured. Owner supervised. Refer- 779.4245. sills, jambs, doors, porch. ~('hools. 885.3941. old male. Papers, shots PO INTE VACU UM ice. Reasonable. Reliable. 882-9234 ences included and insur. es, basements, attics. Call ------~-_._---- ance. BRICK - BLOCK WORK 9\4 ROSLYN - By Owner. Moving. $125. 886.9336. FREE PICKUP AND 99c and up per root. I do Bill Lynn, 889-0298. CALL ANYTIME New or Repairs Open house, Sunc1ay, Sep. DELIVERY my own work. WALLPAPER HANGING in GERMAN SHEPHERD male , NEW REBUILT PARTS JOHN WILLIAMS your home or office. Cus- 773-8087 25 Years in Pointes tember 17th, 2.5 p.m. or Bob Pe Meyer - VA 4-0193 ALBERT D. THOMAS appointment. Call 881.6539. 5 months old, from excel TU 1-0700 885-5813 tom work. Murals. Your I . lent show stock. Must sel I 21002 MACK material or ours. Prompt ASPHALT INC. Charming IIh story brick 21P-WATER. We are general contractors, because of children's aller 21 E:-STORMS A~ HEDEMARK ROOFING CO. service. 7791545 CONCRETE with 4 bedrooms, large liv. PROOFING One call takes care of all ing room with natural fire. gies. 88~9784. REPAIRS - RE.ROOFING • Old cracked up drives ._---- SCREENS Specializing in Hot Tar ANDY KEIM, DECORATOR your building - remodeling place, dining room. Florida resurfaced with Asphalt, CHAS. P', JEFFREY BEAUTIFUL black m a Ie ALUMINUM storm doors, Insured -Professional painting and problems large or small, room, 2 full baths, newly half the cost of concrete 882-1800 Labrador puppies, pure windows and doorwalls. 839-8505 wallpapering. Free esti- • Basement Waterproofing decorated, many extras. • Circle drives TU 2-0628 bred, 6 weeks, just a few Natural or colors. Screens mate. References. 881-6269. • Underpin footings Priced to sell. left. Asking $100. 885-1215 • Parking lots sealed and repaired. Low prices. Work 21 H-CARPET marked • Cracked or caved.in walls LETO before 5 p.m. 881-0134 af YERKEY & SONS References 252 MORAN ter 5 p.m. or before 8 a.m myself. Fred's Storm. CLEANING • Concrete work, patios, BUILDING COMPANY WE SPECIALIZE-Exterior Licensed Insurt=d On The Market Again 521.5810 839-4311 CARPETS Cleaned - Free painting. 27 years experi. drives, sidewalks Since 1911 COCKER SPANIELS-Buff , Center entrance Williamsburg ---EASTVlEW--- Estimates-Reasonable and encl'. K & B CONTRACTORS ClUtom Bui1dJng AKC. tails docked, hair 881-6013 526.8382 CODDENS P"amily rooms our specill!ty, Colonial in the Farms. Dependable. 463.2843. DU PONT PAINTS Three bedrooms, l'h baths, cuts, shots. Call before ALUMINUM, INC. CONSTRUCTION a1teratiOl1I, kitchens. AL'S ASPHALT PAVING new roof, freshly painted 3:30 p.m .. Ask for L. Day , 17008 Mack near Cadieux, Used ESTABLISHED 1924 TU 2-3222 K-CARPET Since 1944 exterior, newly decorated 882.2846. Grosse Pointe Park Reasonable. Call evenings. All types of basement water. CLEANING Owner supervision and plan. interior, new carpeting, LICENSED . INSURED 891.5896 891-6584 proofing. 7 years guaran. BARKER FREE TO good homes. Black , ning. Guaranteed quality drapes, newly modernized ALCOA PRODUCTS COMPANY tee. References. 88~5565. CONTRACTORS. Inc. kittens. 4 males, 1 \ workmanship at reasonable kitchen, Florida room, cen. Storms, Screens,iSiding, Roof- CARPET PAINTERS Modernization • Alerations female, 885.3711. rates. tral air, 2 car garage, ing, Awnings, White seam. SPECIALISTS EUROPEAN EXPERTS J. W. KLEINER Additlons • Family Rooms SEAL COATING $87,500. Shown by appoint. less gutters, Vinyl storm • Steam Extraction Interior, exterior, wallpaper- Basement Waterproofing Kitchens & Recreation Areas 20-GENERAL SERVICE SPECIALIST ment only 882.5192. No . doors, win d a w s, siding, • Shampoo ing, patching, plastering, All Work Guaranteed Estate Maintenance State licensed and insurance brokers please. • PLUMBING Wrought Iron, Porch en. • Spot and stain Removal window puttying, caulking. LICENSED JAMES BARKER • PL~TERING closures. • Upholstery Cleaning Good work. Grosse Pointe References TU 2-0717 886.5044 HARPER WOODS - 2 bed. • PAI~TING 881.1060 or 527-5616 •... at affordable prices references, Reasonable. 928-3033 284.5534 room brick Ranch, 1~ car • CARPENTRY CALL ANYTIME 882-0688 Free estimate. Call John 21Q-PLASTER WORK FRANK B. WILLIAMS, Li. garage. patio, full base.l • MASONRY anytime. 368.5098. 210-CEMENT AND censed builder. Specializ- STORM WIN D 0 W Sand ment. Very clean. 372.5384 21-I-PAINTING, SPECIALIZING in repairs ing in home up-dating arid • VIOLATIONS doors. Early installation! BRICK WORK after 3. CORRECTED DECORATING INTERIORS by Don and fol' 18 years. Cracks elimi. all minor or major repairs. best prices. 824-9531. • NOTIDNG TOO ~lALL Lynn, husband, wife team . MASONRY REPAIR - Spe- nated, Clean. Jim Black. Porch enclosures, doors ad: GARAGE and houses painted. Painting, wallpaper perfec. GROSSE POINTE WOODS, GUY DE BOER cialized t u c k pointing, well. VA 1.7051. jus ted, bookshelves in- 3 bedroom custom brick 21F-HOME Expertly. Call TU 1-4418 tionists, references. 527. chimney and porch repair,' Ranch. Open Sunday 2 to 1_17_6_.3_70_8 88_5_""_62_. IMPROVEMENT after 6 p.m. 21 R-FURNITURE stalled, pan e Ii n g, new 5560. excellent references. Call counter tops, vanities. Code after 6 p,m. 775-7362. REPAIR 5.881.5785. 20A-CAR'ET LAYING NEED SOMETHING FIXED RETIRED PAINTER looking FLOOR SANDING. All fin- violations corrected. For for work. Inside painting. 1162 DEVONSHIRE, Grosse CARPET LAYING OR REMODELED? ishes, dark staining ,our STREMERSCH UPHOLSTERING 25% off courteous expert assistance 979-0329. R. L. my already low prices. in improving your home Pointe Park. 5 bedrooms, NEW AND OLD • Carpentry specialty, 3rd generation. CEMENT CONTRACTOR Free estimates. Free pick. in any area, piease call me 3~ baths. library, living, Stairs Carpeted Shifted • Plumbing GROSSE POINTE Licenses. 371-0B30. Cement dining, kitchen, with built. Repairs of All Types • Plastering up and delivery. Call BOb, at CONTRACTORS Brickwork 882.7776 ins, breakfast room, porch, ALSO • Painting M.J. K. Basement Waterproofing 881.2818. CUSTOM PA~G darkroom, carpeted and CARPETING, VINYL, • Cement Jobs AND MAINTENANCE Tuck Pointing paneled, recreation room, HARDWOOD • Violations Corrected WALLPAPERING FURNITURE refinished, reo CARPENTRY and all remod- Interior.Exterior Painting Free Estimates eling. Dishwahers, garbage sprinkler system, double Samples Shown in FREE ESTIMATES EXPERT ANTIQUING paired, stripped, any type All home or Business repairs disposals, sinks installed. gas grill and more. Own. Your Home CALL RICK-885-o862 885-8155 SPECIAL ON SMALL of caning. Free estImate •. 885.1518 885.1839 474-8953 or 956-7492. Can Pete, 343.9131. er. 823.0119. BOB TRUDEL M.J.K. MAINTENANCE FRE;E ESTIMATES JOBS AND REPAIR I HARPER WOODS Ranch-3 294-M96 PAINTING. PLASTERING INSURED DONALD BLISS WORK YOUR KITCHEN chairs re- HARRY SMITH bedrooms, fully carpeted, I PLUMBING . CEMENT, etc. Michael Satmary Jr. Decorator 886.1541 886-8541 upholstered in U.S. Nauga. BUILDING CO. EstabU.hed .in central air conditioning. 20C-CHIMNEY AND We do commercial contract. JOSEF'S Free Estimates ~yde. 372-4555. 839.1905. FIREPLACE ing, bars, restaurants, etc. ANDY'S MASONRY AND Grosse Pointe Area Since 1937 REPAIR 885-1518 885.1839 WALLPAPER REMOVAL TU 1-7050 CHIMNEY SERVICE UPHOLSTERING by retired R~sidentlal and Commercial GROSSE POINTE SHORES. I ------• Insured 40 Years in Grosse Pointe All masonry and brick repair. upholsterer. Good work. RemodelJng Unique 2 bedroom home HAVE YOUR chimney dean- BEST ALUMINUM storm • Reliable Specializing in tuck point- Reasonable. VA 1-4900, A1te".'ationJ and Maintenance with 2 natural fireplaces ed now. Safe and economi- windows, $30 installed. • Experienced I SUPERIOR PAINTING - ing and small jobs. Li- New CODsu-uction and recreation room. Ex. cal. Call American Chim. Best a Iu m j n u m storm Estimates at no charge or Interior and exterior paint- censed and insured. Free 21 S-CARPENTER 885-3900 885-7013 cellent condition. $53,900. ney Company, 884-4840. doors $85 installed. Re- obligation. 776-8267 ing, plastering, repairs, estimates. 881-0505. SERVICE CENTURY 21 AVID INC. Senior Citizens 10% dis. placement prime windows, outside stucco repairs, re- 21T-PlUMBING 6i 778.8100 count. awnings, wrought i ron, TED'S finishing wooden floors, ALL TYPE brick, stone, CARPENTER WORK-Pan- HEATING aluminum gutters, small minor carpentry, wall wash. eling, partitions, ceilings, WALLPAPER REMOVING block, concrete, driveways, ing, window repair. For kitchen, small jobs, reo FIRST OFFERING 20E-INSULA TION aluminum siding and trim EXCLUSIVELY porches and patio!!, water. POSITIVE free estimates and good pairs, etc. TU 2.2795. OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 PREPARE now for skyroc. jobs, s tee I replacement Frp.e Estimates - Insured proofing, new and repairs. Manchester 1764 _ 2 bed. doors. Deal direet with in. reasonable prices call Tom DeSender. 822.1201. PLUMBING AND ketlng fuel bills while in. 531-7555 NATURAL WOOD interiors room Bungalow. natural sulation costs are reason. staller. Licensed. Phil's at 824-8576. HEATING J. W. KLEINER and cabinetry. For home, woodwork, family rOom able. Insulation is blown in Home Service. Established MICHAEL'S PROFESSIONAL paperhang. office, boat. Restoration 881-4988 dining room. 'walls and ceilings from 1958. Call DR 1-3724 any- CEMENT CONTRACTOR PAINTING ing, painting, staining, var- CEMENT • BRICK - STONE work. Extensive and un- WILCOX 884-3550 outside today - no muss time. nishing. Italian journey. usual projects preferred. BOB DUUE ----______or fuss. It doesn't cost, it FLOOR SANDING professi- I DECORATING Patios, walks porches, steps PLUM)lING and ILEAT.'NG Interior.Exterior Service man. Giovanni. Reason- Flagstone repair Hobi Judson Designer. 545- A CHARMING Colonial in pays to insulate your l:ome. onally done. Dark staining able. 268.1646. 4141 or 546-3622. Licensed Master 'Plumtoer Grosse Pointe Woods which Comfort at lower tempera. and finishing. All work Painting • Varnishing Tuck pointing, patching SEWER CLEANING, features a large master tures. S.ldro Insulation guaranteed, free estimates. Carpentry. Wallpapering THINK WINTER SPECIALIZING IN CARPENTRY. Brick work, SPRINKLEn REPAIR, etc. bedroom, paneled family since 1948. 881-3515. 371-6938. Wood Staining & Refinishing Get your house painted now. complete horne repairs. 881- Grosse Pointe Woods Free Estimates 889.0406 SMALL JOBS ;'oom with natural fire. ------Interior - Exterior. FREE ESTIMATES 7641. 886-3897 place, updated kitchen with 20F-WASHER AND VOCCIA MIKE'S PAINTING Residential - Commercial LICENSED blli!l.ins, for m a I dining DRYER REPAIR CONSTRUCTION Interior, exterior, wallpaper- Free estimates-Quality work TU 2-0717 room. one full bath and CO.,INC. ing, minor repairs, patch- 882.5666 - 881-2011 two half.baths, 2 car garage LET GEORGE DO IT ing, plastering. Free esti- and private fcnced yard. Washer, dryer. dishwasher- Licensed Builders PAINTING - Reasonable, R. R. CODDENS mates. Reasonable and hon. All in move-in condition NO SERVICE CHARGE if Additions e f f i c ie n t, experienced, Cement Contractor est, References. Call any' PHASEm SOUND and priced in the 50's. For repaired. Guaranteed parts Dormers prompt. TU 1.5306 after Family Business for 52 Years time. European. • Private Parties appointment call 886-8643. and services. SpeCIalizing Garages 6 p.m. • New and repair work 758.2846 • Weddings _.~\~s~lutely n_o.brokers. ! in Sears products. Kitchens • No job too small TU 5-5- -5-1S SINCE 1965 - 882-5814 Fireplaces lNTERIOR and exterior JIM ESSIAN • Driveways and porches • Special Occasions EAST SIDE CAB CO. ST CLAIR SHORES. Brick Bank financing available painting and paper hang- DECORATOR our specialty RadiO ConlrOlleCl Plc~agl Delivery Serving Eas f S,de DetrOIt .nd Suburl» ra nch, custom built. 3 bed. 21A-PIA NO SERVICE Complete ing. Reasonable rates, 30 Interior • Exterior • Patios CAU 35.DISCO r'.om, family room, finished PlANO TUNiNG and repair. Home Modernization years experience. Ray Bilr. Paper handing, custom color • Chimneys ba~ement. $78,000. 774- 777.2816 773.1i05 nowsky, 371.2384 afler 8 mixing, served the Grosse • Waterproofing ;J572 'Jr 884.1518. ing. W 0 r k guaranteed. Member AFM. E d war d p.m. Pointe area for twenty.five • Violations Repaired JOANNA WESHRN ":':, ROOFS HADLEY years. Ability to please. 192 KERBY, Grosse Pointe Felske. 465.6358. CALL ANY TIME WINDOW SHADES GENERAL CONTRACTING DON'T BUY any paint job Resident of the Pointe. Farm.'>. By appointment COMPLETE plano service 886-5565 ''''INf. :!.HuTTUS, 6,INOS DECKS COMPLETE REMODELING before you get our esti. Call 882-1512. (l(AUFM,...... N only. Call after 6 p.m. Tuning, rebuilding, refin mate. You'll be pleasantly SfORM DOORS AND WINDOWS Owner. 882.2823. SERVICE GRAZIO CONSTRUCTION ishing. M em be r Piano Kitchens, baths, rec. rooms surprised. Quality painter. 21J-WALL WASHING Cement driveways, floors, UTTERS ------Technicians Guild. Zeeh Gutters Cleaned ST CLAIR SHORES. Owner and additions. Including 331-3230. patios of any des i g n . Bo.sner, 731-7707, K . MAINTENANCE Com. r i n a n c i n g. 3 bedroom counter tops, cabinets, pan- pany, wall washing, floor porches, new steps, old FREE PAINT GRA ~ TOP NEW' REPAIR bTiek. wet plaster, finished PIANO eling. Painting and paper- deaning and waxing. Free garages raised and reo With any outside decorating FREE ESTIMATES bas!'menl. I', baths, South. TUNING hanging. estimates. 882-0688. paired, new garage doors. job through Aug. Call us SALES AND SERVICE bk(' schools. Open Sunday Member Piano Tech Guild, L A DIVISION OF new garages custom built. Roof Leaks Guaranteed now for details. R. C. Mow. GROSSE POINTE FIREMAN Licensed and insured. 1SOll ICfKHtVA.l 25. $4D,900. 776.6437. No Marion. 372.3776. GROSSE POINTE h., ~ Ah ••• of! .... '.,t11 20 Yr~ Experience 'ntra! ;l1r, 1'2 car garage. SERVICE i rages, Tool Sheds. Cement 779.5235 882-6594 WASHING • Tuck Pointing '-- 822.5434 - I,urn"IH'd or unfurnished. --S&J ELECTRIC -- -- I and Insulation work. Li. • PaUos of anv kind COM P LET E p111, In need of an

( I ______• ~_~~_-"' __ ~ ~ __ ~_~ • ...b ~ . __ J Thursday, September 14, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-N me ------~-----~------ill-PLUMBING AND I HEATING Trustees Nalucd at Saint John iSeeking Aides Woods Church Offers Study Courses ILoc1tmoor Coli FRANK R. WEIR Three new trustees were ent p~illion at Ford, he was : For Red Cros.~ "Grow Your Christian Life" guidelines for loving YOU~'-I specifically for youth, ~rades i Winners tisl ell recently appointed to the a naval officer and worked I is the theme C)f this fall's II child to spiritual and emo. nine to 12. It will deal with I __ PLUMBING Saint John Hospital board of with the Mount Washington Red Cross reports that Adult GI'owth 'Opportuniti~s tiona I maturity. I learning to love God, others The Lochmoor Club Ladies trustees, according to Hugh Railroad Co. He began his h 125 volunt er I and yourself G If Ch . h' t ere are over I.' at the Grosse Pointe Woods "Drumbeat of Love" is a I . 0 amplons III was reo & HEATING C. Daly, chairman of the career with Ford as a finan- positions available in Detroit I t' I d 'b h I h ')) tI h Id With Mrs. Phillip board of truslees. cial analyst in the bank and Presbyterian Church 19950 re a IOna an personal BI Ie Among t I.' peop e II' 0 WI cen Y e, '. PERSONALIZED SERVICE as the organization gears up . : . study of the Book of Acts. be leading lhcse courses are A. O'Connell Winning the They are Charles L. Mat. credit analysis department for. its 1978 Volunleer Re. Mack avenue. B~glnnlng Sep. It fll(;uses on life as God in. Hugh and J() Bicksler, Dick overall title a~d Mrs. Henry SINCE 1925 thews III, George B. Morris I and throughout the years crUitment Week, September lember 17, SIX of these tends it to be liveel and on and Virginia Knoblach, Suz- T. Munson taking the runner. Jr. and Raymond Christen- functioned in various posi. h 24 I 885-7711 sen, MD. lions on the finance staff. 18 throug :. . .' growth opportunities will be the church as the channel for a~ne Deacc~n, Davc Adams, up spot. , Mr. Matthews is secretary A mcmber of the Finan- ThiS year" theme. IS offered on Sunday mornings HIS power. Dick Rabbldeau, the Rev. I th fir t fli II ~l 381 KERCHEVAL I of the policy and strategy "Serve. Grow Make a Differ. . . David Eshleman. Dr. Robert n c.. s. g I, . rs. FARMS I cial Analysts Society of De. " from 9:30 to 10:30, followed "DISCiples and Other Or. C I' tl' d S t Sidney Sinclair and ~Irs 't M M tth d h' encl.'. . 1"'1 . ,In ll('um an I.' v I.' I P . commitlee and administrator trOI, r. a ews an IS by worship at 11 a.m. dlllary Peop e WI I prOVIde Thaver. George ayne were wmner'i. for the office of the chief family make their home in Volunteer, . are needed to . ' a lively lay.oriented examina. ' I while Mrs. Walter Promack ELMER'S PLUMUING executive of Ford Motor. The Farms, \~ork o~ mobIle blood collet. Th:' :;un.:;)y m 0 r n In/!, i tilln of the meamng, possi. Anyone ....ho is intercsted! and Mrs. }o'red Neuman IO(lk .' & HEATING He earned his BA degree Mr. Morris has been vice. tlOn units. where the.y assist ('ourses to be offered include I bililies and implications of a in participatlllg In one of! thc second flight. in hislory and sociology from W1lh TU 4.4422 president in charge of the Re~. C;o~s tnurses h n~n. "Edgc of Adventure." a dls. I serious Christian commit. these growth oPllClr\uni\ies I The third flight was won the University of Pennsyl- industrial relations staff at mte. Icabl u de~ suc ~s :\~IS' cussion group c en t I.' red I ment in the Grosse Pointes. is Invited to come \0 the first I by Mrs. Robert Cavanaugh vania, and his MBA degree I M t . 1971 1 enng 00 onors, a I.' mg I \ sessIOn on the 17th Then' I d!ll' F k C lombo E~ECTRIC sewer cleaning. in finance and accounting en~ra .o.ors smce . nand numbermg blood contain. around a series of 13 tapes I "You. the Church and the . .' an . rs. ran 0 . thIS poslllon. he heads the . 1 . . I . ." . ,11'111 be a small charge for No footage charge. Tell." from Amos Tuck School of Gcneral . Motors National ers, escortmg donors .to the which wLlI helo Citizens ex. I Chnstla~ Life IS a four ..\\eek textbooks in those tourses 'O.1t'CIi ~hone price. 20 years of Business at Dartmouth Col- Bargaining Committee in con. erantheen atrea and serving reo perience God at w::rk in their : oflent~tlOn for those mter. where they arc necessary. A EXPECT TOO )l experience. Call Roemer lege in Hanover, N.H. t t t. t' .th th res men s. l' ested 10 exploring member. nursery will be provided and> It.s "oing to be tough dur- Plumbing. TV 2.3150. Prior to attaining his pres. rac nego la IOns WI e I d"d I d d 'own lVI'S and in the life of ship in The Woods church. t-> various unions that represent I n IVI ua s are nee I.' .to the church It is followed by an eight. the Sunday School is open to; ing Ihis emergency to do General Motors employes. serve In the same capaCity . all children from age two to I without Ihings our parent.'> ALL PLUMBING II d d h . . at the Red Cross Blood Cen. "Happily Ever After" is a week ~ours~ dealing wilh the grade eight. I never had. No Service Charge County e aUen I.' t I.' Umverslty ter in Detroit, and there are Christian life. I . . __. _. Sets - of Notre. Dame, where he a variety of administrative course for parents of children I SMALL OR LARGE earned hiS AB and JD de. positions open in all services. 12 years of age and under. "Learning to Love" is a Two Classes grees and began hiS career It will deal with creative Bible study.discussion group JOBS with Gencral Motors in 1941 Thllre are volunteer oppor. II ------.--.- .-- .--.-.------.---- ELECTRIC SEWER Wayne County Community as assistant supervisor of la. tunities available at Henry . CLEANING College will offer two courses bar relations for the Fisher Ford, Southwest and Grace in The Pointe this {all. Body Division, Pontiac, Northwest Hospitals as well CITY OF PRIVATE PLUMBER "Opera Appreciation" will A member of the Michigan as in transportation work, in REASONABLE meet at Grosse Pointe Me. Bar Ass'n., Mr. Morris is a the food service and the Ser. 886-3537 morial Church, 16 Lakeshore pasl president and a director vice to Military lo'amilies dc- (&rn.a.arJniut~ GROSSE POINTE and AREA road, on Mondays, Septem- of the law association of the partment at the Southeastern LEAKY Toilets - Faucets? ber 25 through November 18. University of Notre Dame Michigan Chapter headquar- NOTICE QIF ';Repaired, Sink cleaning, "Cancer for The Layper- Law School and is currently ters in Detroit. EBENEZER BAPTIST CHURCH . Violations corrected. Small son" will be held at North a member of the Notre Dame Persons interestea in grow. SPECIAL CITY ELECTION 21001 Moross Road and 1.9~ High School. 707 Vernier Law School Advisory Coun- ing through service to the .'.jobs wanted. Master plumb. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. er. Work myself. 884-2824. road, on Wednesdays, Octo. cil. community may contact Red To Be Held on Tuesday, ber 4 through November I, He is a member of the Cross, 833-4440, for further Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. 21 W-DRESSMAKING from 7 to 9 p.m. board of regents of General information. SEPTEMBER 26, 1978 AND TAILORING Founder and general di- Motors Institute, the board ----- Evening Fellowship 6:30 p.m. rector of the Piccolo Opera of directors of the United 1I0T ARGUIUENT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Special DRESSMAKING and aItera. Co., Margorie Gordon, will Foundation, the' labor rela. Family Night Wednesday 7:30 p,m. lions. 776-8920. I conduct the opera course be. tions committee of the U.S. There's no prejudice equal. City Election will be held in the City of ------tween 7 and 9 p.m. She has Chamber of Commerce, the ing that of the fellow who Grosse Pointe, Wayne County, Michigan, on Pastor William Cummins LADIES tailoring by expert performed with the New board of directors of the Na. knows nothing about the Seamstress. Able to do all York Philharmonic Orches. tional Safety Council, the la. 1SFU;;;;b;;;;je;;;;e;;;;t;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1978 Child care provided at all services . a 1t ~ rat ion s, sew new tra, Philadelphia Symphony. bor task force of New De. II clothes, too. Ask for Anna, NBC S y m p h 0 ny, Detroit troit, Inc" and is chairman at whIch time qualified registered voters may 881.5585. Symphony and the Pittsburgh of the personnel committee VillAGE OF vote for the following: GROSSE POI NTE ------1 Symphony. of the Motor Vehicle Manu. GROSSE POI NTE BAPTIST CHURCH SEAMSTRESS, alterations, The class will explore facturers Ass'n. NEFF PARK IMPROVEMENT AND Z1336 Mack AveDue ,zippers, hems. Mary. 882. French, German and Russian SHORES He and his family make RENOVATION BOND PROPOSITION Grosse Pointe Woods 6694. operas, focusing on the works their home in The Shores. NOTICE OF A W.rm Wel,om. of Bizet, Gounod, Debussy, Dr. Christensen is presi- SEPTEMBER Shall the City of Grosse Pointe, Wayne Aw.11I You 21Z-LANDSCAPING Mussorgsky, Wag n I.' rand dent of the medical staff of County, Michigan, borrow the sum of not MQrnln; W~r5hlp Strauss. Saint John Hospital and spe- COUNCil 11:00 a.m. THREE C'S to exceed $225,000 and issue its general SuIId.V S,hool The four.week course on cializes in internal medicine MEETING 9:4.5 am. LAN DSCAP ING "Cancer for The Layperson" and cardiology. He has a pri- oblibation bonds therefor for the purpose Evening Design in gardening special. will explore several impor- The regular Council Serv". vate practice in The Woods, of acquiring and constructing necessary The Grosse Pointe 7 p.m. .. ists. tant issues concerning can- where he and his family meeting of the Village improvements and renovations to the pool, Nur"ry • ,Commercial and residential Cer. through guest speakers . make their home. Council of the Village MEMORIAL (HURCH All $tr~lce. •. Lawn and garden main. Registration for bot h He earned his AB and MD of G r 0 sse Poi n t e marina and other recreation facilities at Rev. Wm. Taft United Presbyterian .' tenance classes may be conducted at degrees from the State Uni- Shores will be held at Neff Park in the City? • ,Sodding and Seeding Wayne County's Community 16 Lake Shore Road versity of Iowa, and served 8 :30 A.M. EDT Tues- •. Power Raking Services office, 4611 Wood- his internship and residen- For information D1(llt or day, September 26, The polling place for said election is as follows: • Top Soil, Sand, Peat, Fer. ward avenue, or on the first cies at Detroit Receiving day call 88%.5330, dial a St.James . ,tilizing day of classes. Hospital. 1978, at the Municipal MAIRE SCHOOL GYMNASIUM prayer 882.8'7'70. • Tree Removal and Repairs For more information, call Building, 795 La k e Lutheran Church He is an assistant clinical 740 CADIEUX ROAD .Shrub and Tree Planting the college at 832-4750. professor of medicine at the Shore Road Grosse Worship Service 9:30 and 11:30 "On The Hill" • Landscape Design and Con. Wayne State University Col- Pointe Shore's instead (Between Kercheval and Waterloo) McMillan near Kercheval . struction . I lege of Medicine, and is a 10:30 Study Hour of on September 19, Polls for said election will be open from 7:00 TV 4.osil Fullv Licensed and Insured Schools Offer . member of the Wayne Coun- 1978,which ~s the reg- "The Church Alive" • . Gerald J. Christ ty Medical Society, the Mich- o'clock A.M. until 8:00 o'clock P.M. Worship Services.: ularly scheduled time. Ray H. Kiely Clement A. Chargot Bridge Classes igan State Medical Society 9:30 and 11:00 a.m. 757.5330 and the American Medical Edmund M, Brody, Jr. T. W. Kressbach (Nursery both services) Society. . The fall program listing of Clerk City Clerk 9:30 a.m. Sunday School Dr. Christensen has been PRESBYTERIAN POINTER adult education courses of. on the staff of Saint John GPN-9-14-1978 GPN-9-l4-78 and 9-21-78 CHURCH Rev. George E. Kun . LANDSCAP ING fered by the public schools' Hospital since April 1959. Division of Instruction-Con- 19950 Mock Avenue .-!t Weekly Lawn Care tinuing Education includes a (halfway between I "y yO,,' Oldf" Dr. Roy R. Hutcheon Ev.lutheran scaping, complete service, • Phone No. counts os one word ~ Rev. Terry J. Ging planting, custom /)uilt flag. • Hypheno!ed words count as two words. DEADLINE Church L Vernier ROCldot Wdg.wood . stone, patios. 823.6662. • No abbreviotions permitted. 12 Noon TUESDAYS DriY" Grou. Poinl. Wood • ~------_._---- • Changes and cancels MONDAY 4 P.M. Add 75, lor 80. No ~-SO~O CITY OF ------WANT AD ORDER FORM ------The Grosse Pointe SCMduit my GROSSI POINT! N(WS Wan! Ad for Worship 8 30 and 11 00 Unitarian Sunday SChlllll 9 30 <&rll6lirJniutr Dote ----._--- ClaHdicatlOn Deslfed Church Rc\'. nand Bond" Re", P. KCI'I'1t:'r ABSENT VOTER BALLOTS Enclosed IS my check or money order for $ 17150 :\laumee FOR THE 881.0-120 NAME . ADDRESS _ WE SPECIALIZE 1:-; 11:00 a m.-Worship DIOLE STUDY SPECIAL CITY ELECTION Service and Christian Friendship TO BE HELD ON CITY ___AREA CODE._ .._PHONE .. _ "Libl'Tal Religion Toda~" Moll to: (IClu",telldvtrfl,,"I Depl. Grone Po,"te News. 99 hrA YS 10 30 A ~l. \ Episcopal or older and desire to \'ote absentee. :NT 300 3 \0 ------330 II 19 ;>0 (Nu rs('ry available) Lutheran Church VOTER BALLOT CAN BE ACCEPTED AFT- 18 340 ---_. 350 ------__ ~60 _--llQ.. 11: 15 a.m. Holy Eucharist 881.6670 ER 2:00 P.M., SATUHDAY, Sf:PTEMBER 2:l, n n ,. and S('rmon 1st Sun. Chollonl" and lothrop 1mB. 380 390 .00 _4J..Q Mornin,l; I'raYf'r and Ser. Worslllp SprvicC's ------l6 11 18 mon other Sundays 9 30 and 11.00 THOMAS W. KRESSBACH 470 430 .40 ~~.Q.. WC'ekday Eucharists Sunday SchcJO\ 9 3() City Manager-Clerk 30 J I 3l 9-:10a,m. Tucsday Nursery 9::10 and t 1 00

460 4 70 • 80 4 90 .!( .,) 7-:10a.m. Thursday R('v. K. R L('ntz. TH D. GPN-fl-7-7B, 9-14-7fl and 9-21-78 ~------5.30 \l m Saturday Rev. Paul E Chnst ... • a .. .- C~Q, a::'?' #b4.¥C~e A dUe "w 2 Wallas

Page Thirty GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday I September 14, 1978 * * * * Feature Page * * * * Bring on The Booksl From Another Pointe of View 11__ S_ho_r_t_a_n_d_t_o_t_h_e_P_o_i_nt_e.....l! fJJ4Jtnte (Continued from Page 20) (Continued from Page 15) Pointer JOSEPH LUPO Transportation will be via a new motor coach, received a Doctor of Chiro, Named to Alma College's departing from Saint John Hospital at 8:30 in the practic degree magna cum Counter Points second term Honors List morning, returning between 6:30 and ? o'clo(',k. in laude during spring com. By Pat Rousseau were s e n i 0 r s LORI A. the evening. Contact the Fontbonne office at Samt BURNS, daughter of MR. mencement exercises at the Life Chiropractic College, John for further information. and MRS. JOHN W. BURNS, Under Fashion Quiz ... Do you have a variety Marietta, Ga. * * * of slips in several lengths? You're going. t~ n~ed of Hampton road, CHARLES M. CREAMER, son of the * * * Today In Grosse Pointe them. Do you have a with a front slit .. WIth ANDREW CREAMERS, of Among 464 seniors gradu. From 2 to 4 o'clock this afterno:m, at the Buck- side slits? Skirts are slit for day and evenmg. Do Three Mile drive, STEVE E. ating: from Mount Holyoke ingham road home of Mrs. Pierre V. Heftler, Life you have a with dance pants or a ? STRICKER, son of DR. and College, South Hadley, Mass., Members of the Detroit Garden Center will be Do you have just the right bra for that sexy black MRS. RAY STRICKER, of was JANA A. K I R L IN, honored and will receive guests at the DGC's first slip dress? These needs came to mmd when we Duval road, and sophomore daughter of MR. and MRS. Membership Tea. were fitting the Walton-Pierce show for Oakland !\lAHY J. E I N H E USE R, JDllN A. KIRLIN, of Proven- Mrs. H. Amesberry Powell is chairman of the daughter of I\IR. and IIIHS. cal road, who majored in Hills Country Club and for the Fashion Group party, to which center members h.ave bee_n asked LEO EINHEUSEH, of AI1"rd Biochemistry. show, both on the same day, of course. It's a busy to bring a new member-or a donatIOn of $;). fall. You can find all your under fashions in the avenue, I * * *" Mrs. R:Jbert Ungewitter headed the invitations Department o~ Walton-Pierce. 1>:s fo~ the * * * Receiving degrees during committee. Miss Agnes Crow made the tea arrange- black crepe slip dress. It comes WIth a vlOl~t Jack- Among 418 students reo Valparaiso University's 104th ments. Mrs. Eugene S. Karpus is in charge of the ceivJl1g degrees from Trinity annual commencement ex. et. There are other versions, too! Adele SImpson receiving line, and Mrs. William E. Stickle is chair- combines black crepe with black sequins for an College, H,lrtford, Conn., ercises were ROBEHT A. during spring commence- KRAUSE, of Briarcliff drive, ing the hostesses. elegant long evening dress, the skirt is deeply slit ment exercises '.I'ere HENRY B~chelor of Science in Busi. Mrs. Donald Colwell and Miss Margot Pearsall, on one side. From the Nipon Boutique there are C. }<'INKENSTA~DT, of Hen. ness Administration with of Detroit, and Pointers Mrs. Frederick Gould and many selections for party time. We like the drie lane, Bachelor of Arts in high distinction, and NOR- Mrs. William H, Coddington will be accepting new style that features a tucked bodice. Then there is Economics and Political Sci. 7\IAN W. and ROBERT H. memberships. a 'creamy white jersey with the contrast of black ence, and DAVlD L. PE. TllO;\ISEN, of Colonial court, * trim. One of the important looks for evening is TERS, of War n e r road, who both received Bachelors Mrs. E. G. Poxson, Jr" is in charge of the tea the tunic and pant look and Walton-Pierce did an Bachelor of Arts in Econo. of Science in Business Ad. table, Mrs. Richard E. Noyes is asking garden club mics. ministration. entire sequence for the show with a variety of this ------_._------presidents to pour. Mrs. Robert C. Palmer is chair- look in black, white, wineberry, blue and emerald man of the flower arrangements. green. Come see for yourself. At 3 o'clock. Janet Young and hostess Margaret On-the-Job at Cottage HeftIer will sit down at the two grand pianos ill the * * * I Photo by Dionne O'Keefe living room, and begin to play • , • If You Have A Flair ... for decorating with In basements and garages all over town, * * :~ color, you should see what you can do with Coppes Grosse Pointe Branch American Association of Mrs. Frederick J. Schumann is current presi- cabinets. They're available in a rainbow of 14 dif- University Women members like DOROTHY dent of the Detroit Garden Center, headquartered ferent colors, in addition to the many wood stain RIEVEN are sorting through stacks and cartons in the historic Moross House in East J eHerson ave- finishes. See samples today at Mutschler Kitchens. of used books, magazines and sheet music, pricing nue. It is a non-profit, volunteer organization, es- Inc., 20227 Mack Avenue, 884-3700. and categcrizing in preparation for the annual tablished in 1932 to serve the gardeners of metro- * * Grosse Pointe AAUW Used Book Sale. It's set politan Detroit. Membership is open to everyone. Enjoli . , . the brand new fragrance from Charles of ' this year for Wednesday through Saturday, Sep- the Ritz is at the Notre Dame Pharmacy, Try this new tember 27 to 30, at Salem Memorial Lutheran contemporary scent . . . 6 n. oz, eight hour natural spray Church in Moross road, Detroit, and donations New Alliance Season Begins cologne priced $3.75. There are other sizes, too, are still being accepted. Under a new president, The printed matter-and Sale hours are 9:30 in the ber 5, at 8 o'clock at Grosse * * * Marco Nobili, the Alliance used records, too-may be morning to 9 at night Wed. Pointe Memorial Church. Fashion J eweJry Designs ... from Francaise de Grosse Pointe Marc Blancpain, president dropped off in Used Book nesday through Friday, 9:30 Napier, Hobe and Trifari are sure to has begun a 1978.79 season of the Alliance Francaise de Barrels located in front of to 2 o'clock Saturday, As in complement your fall wardrobe . . . which once more promises Paris, will deliver a talk h Mr. McCourt Shoes in.the. the past, prices will be mark. '0 be of 8reat interest to lo- French Wednesday, Novem' stickpins, lariat chains, and Village, the Colonial Federal ed up 5() percent Wednesday, bracelets at the Squirrel's Nest, 19849 cal residents who are friends ber 8, under auspices of the Building on.the-HiIl, Farmer reduced 50 percent Saturday of French culture and civili- various French clubs and al- Mack Avenue. Jack's in Mack avenue, Kro. when a Bag Sale-each shop. zation. liances in the metropolitan ger's opposite Lakeshore Vii- ping bag filled with books area. Details will be an- * * * " lage and Farmer Jack's at wi!! cost $l-will run from The year's opening recep- For The Adventuresome ... Cara- tion took place Tuesday, Sep- nounced later. Moross and the Harper Servo 11 until 2 O'Clllck. A French opera will he cas, Venezuela and Angel Falls com- ice drive. . tember 5, at the Tonnancour bining hotel accomodations and camp- place home of Justice and sung in English at the Music Pick-up for larger dona. [ Sale proceeds Will, as al. Hall Thursday, December 7, ing while canoeing to the Falls. This is tions may be arranged by ways, go to fellowships for Mrs. G. Mennen Williams. There was wine and cheese, at 8 o'clock, and the Detroit truly an unusual vacation. Travelwise calling 886.8832 or 882-9311. women graduate students. Film Theatre's foreign film Travelers always ask for Mr. 886- a ehance to renew old ac- Q., quaintances and meet new series at the Detroit Insti- 0500. Pointe Alliance members, tute of Arts offers a variety and a look at the Williams' of fine French and other * * * To Celebrate Schubert films, at reasonable prices. Bijouterie , . , the diamond and gold place of Grosse African and Chinese art col. (Continued from Page 18) provided by the Detroit leetions. French films are scheduled Pointe is having its Annual Remount Special Sale. In ad. l to be shown October 20, No. dition to a 20'7, savings through September, they will 1J'!y f ture pianist Tedd Joselson String Quartet and other Future events include a vember 3, 11 and 25 and De- your old mountings at today's top gold price~, Save ~~\'o Cottage Hospital Medical Co-op instructor and offer Schubert's "Wan- DSO chamber players Friday, lecture, in English, by cember 15 and 16. Perform- ways and enjoy the quality of Cueter's Bijouterie, lS860 DEBRA CERVINI BRAIT R N (I derer" Fantasy, Liszt's or. November 3, at 8:30 o'clock Yves Coffin, Consul General ances are usually given both l\lack corner of Huntington, Grosse Pointe Woods. Closed , . ., ower left), ex- chest ration of that work and in the Recital Hall of the De. of France in Detroit, on the at 7 and 9:30 o'clock. Bro. Mondays. plains how to adjust a wheelchair to JULIE dance music by Schubert, troit Institute of Arts. Romanesque Churches of Au- chures and further informa. REESIDE, of Moran road, CINDY WARNER, of Lanner and both Johann On Saturday, November 4, vergne and Velais. It's set tion may be obtained by call- * * * Touraine road, and KATHY BICKLEY, of Pem- Strausses. at 8:30 o'clock in WSU's for Thursday evening, Octo. ing 833.7942. Woods Optical Studios ... tells us there is a berton road, (left t::J right), members of a class of The Detroit Symphony also Community Arts Auditorium. slow steady change taking place in eyewear for 19 high school students who were graduated will participate in the United the Bern String Quartet will The three.day congress will o'clock in the Community men. S:mewhat smaller, not a bulky with a classic Thursday, August 24, from Cottage's Medical States premier of Schubert's be joined by pianist IIse Von bring together some of the Arts Auditorium. Fortepian. proper look, They have several versions for you to Co-op Program, now in its seventh year. The pro- opera "Alfonso und Estrella" Alpenheim and bassist Robert most highly respected musi- ist Malcolm Bilson and the see and be seen in, The look is a happy marriage gram was developed in cooperation with the Saturday, November 11, at 8 Gladstone, with special ap. cologists, critics and Schu- Amade Trio, tenor Charles cf the John Denver and John Chancellor looks. Grosse Pointe Public School System. o'clock in Ford Auditorium. pearances by pianist Antal bert scholars from the United Roe and Wayne State L'nj- Stop by 19599 Mack between 7 and 8 Mile Roads, I\laestro Dorati will con- Dorati, mezzo.soprano Elsie States and Europe. Anum- versity vocalists will present Students completing the duct the DSO in this concert Inselman and baritone Bruce ber of panel discussions will a unique and interesting 882-9711. five.week course with its 180 Grosse Pointe North High Hall, in a program of Schu- SCll001 arc < f version of the Schubert opera be held and scholarly papers program of songs, partsongs ,. hours of classroom and clini. Caro1 De1\Jars, 0 bert works. will be presented, all focus- and chamber music on au. * * Raymond r d B b I\K I as soprano Elisabeth Soder- Customweave Carpeting, .. is one of the heav- cal work are qualified to oa, oJe - The Bern Quartet will be in ing on Schubert and his thentic period instruments, apply to hospitals for jobs drum ' of BI3lrmoor. cour,t ~trom, tenor Curtis Rayam, residence at Wayne State iest nylon carpets you can find. It comes in twenty Davl'd Nordy f L'ttl t baritone Steven Kimbrough work. including an exact replica of as nurses' ailies and order- ,0 I es one and baritone William Parker University during most of Another highp9int of the an 1815 Viennese fortepiano. five decorator colors or you can custom order your lies. road, Colleen Plourde, of the Schubert Festival, offer. O1en color. It is known for its long wearing quality . Danburv lane H I V 'ght make their debut appear- festival will be a special Ticket information and As a requirement of the J, e ene 01 'ances with the orchestra and ing a series of master classes Schubert Congress Concert festival details arc available and beauty. See it at Ed Maliszewski, 21435 Mack, course. they take parttime of East Emory court, Lisa and recitals. . b f Loush of II II d are J'oined by bass Peter Friday, November 10, at 8:30 I by calling 962-5524. 776-5511. )0 s or one year. In a spe. , 0 ywoo avenue, For lieder afficionados, cial co.op arrangement with and E n r i que Romero, of Lagger. there will be a recital Sun. . I I North Renaud ro d The opera is set in Spain * '" * t he!r sc 100 s. many arc reo a . da", November 5, at 7:30 during the Moorish period. J Pegasus ... has added a new Cordura IfAIl:VE1S turning to C,aage this fall. G r a d u a t e s wI10 att en d o'clock in the Detroit Insti. luggage series made for the stylish trav- A' .~ "We are especially proud Grosse, P OIn. t e South H'Igh Full of conspiracy and action, tute of Arts Recital Hall . I School are th 'I' B' k it is the complex love story eler. It's light weight, durable, abrasion . of our me dIca co-op program e !V Isses IC. featuring soprano Elisabeth . ley Rees'd d m of Alfonso, the son of the resistant and colorful. Every item is trim- beeause It enables young , I e an n arner, Soderstrom in a program of . Sharon Berg a f 1'1< . exiled king, and Estrella, the med in belting leather for good wear and . peop Ie t0 Investigate careers m nn, 0 ,ern. songs by Schubert, Schu- . h h I h atl r ro d LID . daughter of the usurping good looks. Harvey's Compleat Traveler In t e ea t care field while we 1e a, ore ea aVIS, mann, Brahms, Wolf and giving them the opportunity of Beaconsfield avenue, Eliza. king. S t r a u s s, accompanied by has it ... 345 Fisher Road. In addition to the orches. t,,/o, j/;~/,f;~l.li,,~ to obtain basic skills in an beth E I'ke,I 0f Aud ubon roa d , l\Iartin Katz. . t t Russel Herschelma f B tral performances, the fes. * * Impor an area of patient . nn, 0 ar. The Soiree 7\lusicale Wed. ,,/ _K"" j.1,,,,m i" /1., 'tHI",!, 885-J2.!10 Add A Little Interest ... to your bath witl' a care," says Ralph L. Wil. nn. gton roa,d Ju I'la KeIIy, 0f tival will feature a wide ncsdav., Novcmber 8, at 8:30 G r S P. t bId variety of other musical of- smartly framed print or small grouping. Whether gar de, Cottage's administra. 0 s e 0111 e ou evar , o'clock in Ford Auditorium tor David I\larande, of Audubon ferings. b f . I f y(W like the look of barn wood or butcher block . Two examples of Schu. is sure to e a eshva avor. "Many of "'lr own medical road. Nichole VanAssche, of I'te. FestJ'val guests including ... chrome or bamboo, this line pictures 1S so of professional~ got their start Ber ksireh' roa,d Ed war d Vcr. berrs chamber_ music will, be Antal Dorati, IIse Von Alpen. TlY/lt for your bath. \ . Wicker World, 20643 Mack in this pr(Jg~am years ago." met, of Audubon road, and heim, Elisabeth Soderstrom, Al'cnHc. Parents and friends of th(' l\Tark Vining, of McKinley Open Detroit-Macomb IIlaureen Forrester, Peter ,. graduates as well as school avenue. Auxiliary's NeVI Year Lag[;('r and several DSO FLOWER Take ,\dvantage ... of the Box Sale of Lenox candUes counselors were invited to Two other students who soloists will participate in a at "the litUr store," 17037 Kercheval. There's also a spe. the evening graduation cere- > completed the course arc The Detroit-:'Ilaeomb !los. "Scll11bertiad:" an evening of monies and the reception 'I Mary GOlke, of Audubon . fl' k' dal on \'orktown Pfaltzgraff cooking pieces for micro. Pital" Auxiliary ha~ sched. In orma muslc-ma I11g. which followed. Each gradu- I road, Detroit, and Pointer Th f t' I I '11 f \\1'\'(', srning pieces, tweny piece dinner set and more. I uled it~ first general meeting e es Iva a so WI ea. ate received a "old pin and I Shoba Chari." h b I of the new year for Wednes. ture performances by t e SPECIAL a certificate. I Instructors were Ms. Brait "Ib T . .. t .. * * * da\.' even ing, Septem b('r 20, .Har oro no, plallls ",ur. R /)n Rue! Says . . . Perms to express your per- G r ad u _.ate s who.__attend, and Vicki _Boyce, R.N., _ at 7:3() o'clock at South :\Ia- ray Pcra h'la an d th e Jntcr. ~/,nahtv lS the 1"all '78 forecast. Before you decide comb Hospital. Warren. lochen Orchestra and Choir. r-~------, tf, h3\'~' 3 perm, you owe it to yourself to know \ Nino Garofalo ... of Robert's Place A question.and,answer P(" The Intcrnational Schubert I Fresh Cut. S 99 I what tlw process is all about and just what kind tells us that tile Metro hair cut for fall riod will follow the prcscn. Congress, . co.sponsored by fff df(:ct It will have on your hair. Ron suggests a i~ ill. A lH-lel,el shaping w1th short and tation by Jack I'll. Shartsis. the DetrOit Symphony Or. I Carnations 3 dz,l tf)till control Pyrametric cut to start the begll1nmg medium length hair is in good taste for M.D., chief of the SC'etion of ehe.stra. an? W~yne State I 2 doz. 7.50 I . h . f d G t t I" "P ekl'ng Umversltv IS deSigned to be of your n('w look. The best time for a perm IS w en tile 11010lgand mature womall a to all ... as rocn ero ObhY: d C'I . t g aJI' part of the Schu ' I Large Blooms I , 'f' I k b d II . , . . 111 the Stomac an ntcs. , an 111 cr. I your hall' do('sn t look good, I It ac soy, WI I Cal! 886-4130 for an appollltmcnl. l"" ; bC'rt and Vienna Festival. j t t th t I d d has become a ' * * * Ines. . 1 ~~l~~~~~~~~E! n() ~ ay In e s y e you eSlre an I... . Refreshments will follow It WIll be held at the Me- tim(' con.>urnmg problem. Call 886-4130 for an ap- . Nl'w Picture Framl's ... I~ leathcr or ~uClte als.o cl'r. The public is invited. Fur.' Gregor Conference Center on pointmerJt amlc framl's that ca~ b,l' spE'C1al orde~.ed In any SIZe or I ther information may be ob- : wSt;.s campus November 10 *" *" *" color pattern at Two s'"(omp,~ny, 3:9 Flshl'r Road. tained by callin~ 573.5112. : through 12. Most ALL Evergreens, Fall SrlcillrJ Classes. at Designer's Touclil ~ Hugh White-Says ... he doe-sn't ~ell low priced --- -.------.-.--- ..---- Y~~r-- heqin Sr}lII'ndH!T 25. Stop by 16925 Harper or ca l carpeting. He sells qualit:.' carpeting at the- 100v('~t Belle Biscayne ABWA to Begin Fourth Shrubs, Trees 885.0094 fOT enrollment. ! pos:';)ble prIce ilt Certifled Floor Covering. 20531. HC'lIC'Ri~('ayne n;;I~~~-;;f~lanl)'-; KarJluk. vi('('.prcsi'i *" * * I Mack Ave-nll('. 88-l-5135. ! thl' i\mC'riean 1l\l~inC'~~WOO1-: dent: :'Ilary Woodward and: nid You Kn(,\I\'... Pl'rini's is open at II a.m. Sundays? i ~ • " ('n'~ "~~ol'iation will op('n I Evelyn Sunieh. rC'cording and: A deliciou\ fu~1 roursr m~a~,is only 53.95. You'll ('njoy so, Notlc(' ... !Ill' ,...TnT!! ,\1011W lelll c/1l"I" lIs fO,urth Yl';lr.nl'xt Thur~, ('orrp'l.lOllIlIngscrTC't;lnes',rC'. ma~y. gO?d thlng\ a.t Pl'nn~s su~h. as horn!' .madr brl'~d. : at 2 p.m .. 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W(}Od/lIlI"I1 Jr. (}f (,TO.,S(' 1'(>lll/e cockl,lils. ,\\111 h(' lIPlcl :'Ilonclay',Spplr111' Allemon Florist * " i \\'ood.,. DinnC'r is schecllllrd for 7 ' hl'r 25. from 2 to 5 o'r1ork, . " N. , ," .' ,.' i *" ~ .. (;11('~t speaker will he Bar'i \1111 . he di~tTlbut('d ~t thC' ILI\ (You IJIH:( d . till llIltry" It fl'alufI's 'lagC' ",ill srlon~or a "J)E(,ORATIN(; SE,\IIl\'AR" ror chari. i\BWA c1btricl's Il('C"l'fr."I': HC'IIC' Bi~eaynC"s rE'gular on E. Warren a cam('), flf'('('(' ~tI'am('r coat With ;1 billion-in wool tahle lund rai\ing grou]ls. A grrat nrw icll'a with \'rr)' rlpnl. I mertlng~ aTr sl'her!uler! for! lming h.\' Pr'nr!('lton. Th(' ('oat ;lI)d Sllit ~h/l\vn wllh lilliI' work and IlrofitahlC' as wl'l!. Pll'asC' ('onla('( our cII'. Barhara :'Ih-..rs('ha..rt i~ thp sC'cond Thur..,day of e

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