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By Gregory Jakub proval letters to Kelly last week but handle incoming calls. On many eve- not without some reservations. nings, dispatchers handle less than a After five months of work by dozen calls per shift-none involving Grosse Pointe officials and State "We approved of the one judge, emergencies_ Park city manager Craw- one district provision but nobody S~IL JViHl I~\.:l~j. l'---bi:;~ut~c~j pt~- ford and other municipal leaders posing a new Grosse Pointe dis- Iiked the grandfather clause," said agree that the dispatCh operatIOn Shores COl'ncilwoman Patricia Galvin, trict court for January, 1983 is could be consolidated out of a single referring to a section of the bill that scheduled to be introduced this court building, especially during eve. says all present court employes must ning hours, week in Lansing, be retained for the new court Galvin But the tough work is just begin- said the team's concern was not great Crawford said he also believes ning for the Pointes which must de. enough to kill approval of the bill costs could be cut by consolidating terminI' where the new court will be which still must be endorsed by the jail cells which all five Pointes cur- located, how it will be funded and five Pointe councils by May 11, 1982 rently maintain, are usually empty, staffed and whether a central dis- before a primary election for district and must meet new state standards. court judge is held. patch and jail can be included. While "the cities determine the de- Last year's efforts to establish the City of Grosse Pointe manager tails of their new court, a problem new court never got off the drawing Thomas Kressbach expanded on Gal. has surfaced for Grosse Pointers board after delays by the cities and vin's concerns. He said he was seeking justice due to D"etroit's con~ political concerns caused court legis- bothered by the absence of state version to the district system on lation to expire. funding through th~ bill to cover the Sept. 1. capital cost of court conversion. He Development of the current court There was a jurisdictional gap cre- was also concerned that the new reorganization effort has again been ated in Grosse Pointe when J)etroit's court could be overstaffed if all sluggish and Park city manager John Common Pleas court was replaced by present municipal court staffers are Crawford said he can't understand the district court leaving civil cases • <- retained . why, originating in - the Pointes with no :,.>;:,:~.~!/.y,~;~,','.tf' "I'd be willing to put (the new Kressbach said he doubts whether court to be heard in. Instead of going Photo by Tom Greenwood courl) in the Park," Crawford said. the new court would turn a profit through a Pointe district court, such "I can clear a space for a 10,000 since court.generated funds would be cases must be added to the docket at All for the fun of it square foot building, secure bonds to used to cover capital costs instead of Wayne County Circuit' Court where fund it through the Wayne Count>. supplementing the cities' general fund the backlog is at least three years Looking just a little grim as they pass the lined Kercheval and J.efferson Avenues to cheer Economic Development Corporation as they do now. long. 17 mile mark of last Sunday's Free Press Inter- their heroes on, A complete list of the Pointe and have the thing in operation wilh. An aide to Sen. Kelly said he plans Park Municipal Judge Beverly national Marathon are two of the more than marathon participants, and more picture~ of out any extra taxes from local resi- to ask the state appropriations com- Grobbel said Pointe civil cases could 4,000 runners who flashed through Grosse the race are on Page IB in Sports. dents. It would be a revenue pro- mittee for funds for the new court be accepted by a Detroit district ducer," added Crawford who was Pointe last weekend, Hundreds of spectators in the statp's 1982 and 1983 budgets court -but defendants have the right city manager in Centerline during its to reject the change of venue. ------court conversion. but not until the Pointes know what Ihey want in terms of the new court. The problem seems l<1 be in getting Lois Nelson, Park court administra- all five Pointes to agree, "If I could The aide said there are no financial tor, said her city has been forced to, School hoard protests get the War Memorial interested in' provisions in the current bill because turn several attorneys away since the a district court, we'd probably have it is unrealistic to expect state ap- court conversion. propriations for a court thM doesn't one right now," Crawford said. "They "The first call came in about three exist • managed to put together a nice cable days after Detroit changed to the Time story IS hard 'to swallow television package [or five cities and One of the cost-determining fac-tors district system," Nelson said. "When secure $7 million in funding in less that the cities have yet to work out I told the attorney he'd have to go time than it's taken us to organize allow students a reduced lunch for is' whether other services can be to circuit court he was upset. People By Joanne Gouleche er to take parents at their word and the court," he added. dish out the low-cost meals." 40 cents. combined in the new court facility. know what the situation is down- A team of five Pointe councilmen Currently all five Pointes man their town. And they know they'd get fast Grosse Pointe public' school School's ~pir.estor of Support Serv- _ Support Services' Zenn said a local service at a. local court-if we had administrators have labeled this who guided the development of police and fire stations 24 hours a ices Bell Zenn called those -,vords' Time correspondent, Chris Redman Kelly's bill submittea their- final-ap- - - Cf!I)' with a dispatclrer -at-th-e- desk to' one~JJ week's Time magazine cover "a distortion of the facts" and said of Grosse Pointe City, contacted him story about the national school the statements are- "gr(lunds for Ubel- in September"lIbout doing a story on lunch program in which Grosse since no board members were: con. the lunch program in Grosse Pointe. Pointe school cafeteria opera- tacted and no statements from staff Redman, accompanied by a photog- tions are highlighted "errone- members acknowledging this claim- rapher, later watched cafeteria per- Candidates facepllblic in three cit.;es ous, inaccurate and t~tally un- were ever made." sonnel at Grosse Pointe North High School prepare ,lunches. The local LEague of Women four-year terms, the fourth will nave Municipal Judge, incumbent Beverly true," Food Services Coordinator, Ann Voters will conduct candidates' a two-year term, C. Grobbel and Alan R. Devine Jr. Potteiger, said contrary to the Time Zenn said Redman was "noticeably H also is a four-year term. The Time story foc~:ses on the high article, all apP'lications for reduced impressed" with the .operation and- forums in three Grosse Pointe Candidates for Municipal Judge in cost 'of federal entitlement programs, or free lunches are reviewed care- "told everyone so:' The Time reporter cities before thll Nov. 3 election. the Farms are incumbent Robert H_ • Grosse Pointe Woods, Monday, such as the school lunch program fully and added this year's applica. was looking for fraud and abuse in Pytell and Anthony C. Penta Jr. The Od. 26, at 8 p.m, in Woods council and, in part, points the finger at some tions ask parents to disclose more the federal program' and couldn't The forums, sponsored by the term is four years. room, 20025 Mack Avenue. find any evidence of such in the LWV's Voter Service, include school districts for abusing federal financial information than in previ- Moderator will be Shirley Piku . ous years. Grosse Pointe schools, Zenn said, introductory statements by all • Grosse Pointe Park, Thursday, guidelines, including Grosse Pointe Candidates for three, four-year seats schools .. the candidates present and ques- Oct 22, at 8 p.m. in Pierce 'fIliddle on the council are incumbents "If something looks fishy, I call "We thought, quite frankly, he was tion and answer sessions. School auditorium, 15430 Kercheval the Pl!renL We do have the staff to going to educate the public about the Avenue. . Thomas J. Fahrner and John Sahol School administrators are particu- and Jean Rice, Michael E. Slomski, check up on the applications," school lunch program," School Deputy The schedule i~ as foHows: larly upset over one paragraph in Potteiger said. As of last month 24 Sup!. JaPJes Hoeh said, Moderator will be Myrt Everett. John L. Stay, Douglas B. Munro and the story that reads: "To subsidize students in the school district q~ali. • Grosse Pointe Farms, Wednesda~', Candidates for three Park council Frederick M. Maddock . meals for these students, the federal fied for the reduced lunch ,,;hile 134 After the article appeared, Zenn seats are incumbent John H_ Fildew Oct. 21, at 8 p,m. in Farms council Candidates for a two-year term as government last year shelled out -students ate free lunches. A $1.20 contacted Redman about questionable and Patricia Moran Forster, Carroll room, 90 Kerby Road. mayor are incumbent George S. Free- $94,000 to the Grosse Pointe district. reimbursable lunch' is available to facts in the story and Zenn said he F. Evola, Mark Valente, III, Eugene was greeted with an apology from the man and Timothy Mucciante. Some cheating was involved. The all studellts. Moderator will be Marj Fischer. McKinney and John J_ P. R~'an_ reporter. Zenn said Redman was school board knows that more than Candidates for Farms Council ,are in- Terms are four years. "not please-d" with the article and Grosse Pointe City will also hold a few parE-nts lied about family in- Potteiger said a family of four with cumbents Joseph L. Fromm, Jack an election Nov. 3, but there is no said the facts became distorted after Two candidates are running for a come . . . to qualify for free or a maximum monthly income of $916 Cud lip, Gail Kaess and Nancy Wauga- opposition to mayoral candidate David reduced-price lunches_ Lacking the he sent his story to Time's New York two-year term as mayor, Douglas G. or less, qualifies a student for l\, free man and W. James Mast and Andrew Robb, or council candidates James, staff to check up on claimants, office. Graham and Anthony J. Spada. lunch, That same family with a maxi. W. Dahl. Four will be elected. The Curran, Robert Nugent and William Grosse Pointe schoo)s found it cheap. mum monthly income of $1,303 will (Continued on Page 2A) three highest vote getters will have Two candidates arc running for Montgomery. I -----,------
o No contest In the City Cubism \ By Joanne Gouleche Montgomery and Robert Nugent. Learn the art of Rnbik's cuhe along with ~layor David Robb, will GrOSse Pointe Citv Council- also be unchallenged all the Novem. man George Henry's' withdraw- bcr ballot. By Gregory Jakub instructor Sharon Falk, of the Park, al from the November election who guarantees you'll learn to solve Montgomery, 59, was appointed to It has already taken its place the mysterious puzzle on Saturday, a ttracied on] y one council hope- next to. the pet rock, hula hoop, Oct. 17 between 10 a.m. to noon. ful to his seat last week. (Continued on Page 2A) and FrIsbee as one of those in- Nominating petitions filed with the explicable phenomena call e d Falk, 30, has a graduate degree in math from the University of Michigan city clerk Saturday, Oct. 10, leave a fads. But what's different about no-contest race Nov. 3 for candidate Brummel the Rubik Cube is its ability to and is working on her Masters degree in educational psychology, which she James Curran, director of the Office challenge, fascinate, and con- says gave her the analytical back- of Intergovernmental Affairs and found even the most tenacious ground needed to understand the Management for Wayne County, and J1ospitalize{1 puzzle addict. concept of the three-dimensional three incumbents. puzzle developed in 1974 by Hun- Grosse Pointe School Supt. Dr. If you found one under your garian arehitect Erno Rubik. This will be the first bid to political Christmas tree last year and tried to office for the 39-year-old Curran, who Kenneth Brummel was reported solve it, chances are, 1) you're still But Falk said you don't need a IS aetive in Little League and in satisfactory condition at Cot- trying and have learned many _new degrec to unlock the secrets of the Brownell Schoo! PTO, Curran said tage Hospital'earlv TuesdWi after curse words; 2) you've bought one of cube and its 43 quintillion pattern local governments h,1\'c to look at rc- doctors diagnosed the adminis- several solution books and are still variations (thars 43 with 18 lcroes_) defining their role vi~-a-vis state and trator as having hepatitis, trying, or 3) found the cube makes federal go\'crnments_ a lovely paperweight "1 can teach anyone to solve the "I ferl with the expertIse I have An aide to the superll1tendent puzzle. I'm hoping to appeal to peo- I can respond to these changes and said Brummel 46 \vent 1I1 for HEI.P IS ON the way in the form ple who' have bought it and have at the same t11JJe maintain thc qual- tests last week a~d was adll1it- of a Rubik Cube Workshop by math gotfen one side and are baifIed bv it ., Falk said. • , ity of ~rr\'lc(,s In thIS cit~ .... Curran tt'd on Wednesda~'. OcL 7_ ~ald_ He called Clly )lal1a~er Thomas It took Rubik a month to solve his Kr('s~ha('h "a v('ry prof(,sslOnal and A hospital spokesman saId Correction ?wn invention, the object of which competent manager," Brummel "was doing very well" 1S to move adjustable sides of the and would most likelv be re- Curran's of/leI' also handles the cube until all six sides are the same leased on Wednesdav.' Oct. H. Patricia Morgan was incorrl'ct1y affairs of the county's Community color_ Falk said she got the idea for identified as Patricia ;\Iorrison in last O('velopmrnt Block Grant program. The ~pokesman sail Brummel a Rubik Cube Workshop after read- week's Prime Time for Senior Citizens OHlcr of A~ll1g. Port Commission. had contracted a strain of hepa- lIlg four hooks that show complicated titis that is not contagious and column. solution methods, OffIC(, of Energy Prf'parer!ness. Office of :'Ifanpower ann Office of En('rgy would be confined to rest at Dr. Anne Zimmer was misquoted in "It would ha\'C been so much ""-';«"': .....~,,~' ..l ~.\.- Coordina tOL home for at least a week. ,; last week's News article as calling easier if someone had showed me the Woods ambulance service as (""~ ; :i , ,c': .;,~ Iff' is marricn. th(' father of thr('c how to do It_ So I said why not ha\'e ", (.1 "I" ..... ~ .t...... ' Deput~. Supt. James Hoeh "joke" when she actually said that, hoy'~ and II resinent of Ih£' City for a workshop," Falk said. -", '--'",..~.'4-1"~' ,I.; > t~f.(~\, filled in for Brummel at Mon~ after surveyeing the ambulance serv- ~I x y<,ar.s, ice, she experienced a "jolt.,. (Continued on Page 2M Photo by Tom Groonwo<;d da~"s Board of Education meet- Sharon Falk and her frustrating, fascinating cube, Two eouncil ineumbcnts, Wilham ing.
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"0 . Cubism 1981is a big success for local hunger lVlllkers JJt'~1U'> ..I" Bill Evans, 69, from United Methodist c h u r c he s in the .Grosse Pojnte, REMODELING (Continued from Page lAI The 1981 CRO" Hunger Walk, lo- cally sponsored by the Grosse Pointe Church in Grosse Pointe Farms. Six. Jefferson.Chalmers area, called People AND ADDITIONS Falk said she starts the course by !lTinisterial Association, was a success- year-olds from st. Peter's parish were in Faith Uniled. The coalition includes \ Grosse COMMERCIAL - RESlDENml teaching a number of basic patterns ful trek again this year, with more among the youngest, according to Rev, the Grosse Pointe Unitarian Church .Pointe N,eWs ARCHITECTURAL SERvICE .. and combinations. A basic clue is thp than $2a,OOO ,raised on Sunday, Oct. 4. Skiles. of Christ, First Christian Reformed fact that the center cube on each Church in Grosse Pointe Park, st. (usPS 220.600) About 1,300 people participated in The walk was kicked off by a group BATMROOMS - KITCHENS side is stationary and determines the Ambrose, Faith Lutheran and St. Co- l'ubli,I"'d .E"'q Thursda) the walk, which occured on the same of prominent citizens, including Mon. color for that sidf', Falk said. From lumba. PFU already has a senior c,iti. B) Ani .... !>" Publi.her, day as the Focus Hope walk for signor Francis Canfield of St. Paul m-6840 there, it's a matter of learning key zeus' feeding program, and in January, l)') K .. rrh ... al ,henue hunger. Rev. Jack Skites, from the Church hosting State Sen. John Kelly, 21119 HARPER AVENUE movements that on paper look like H. 1982, an emergency food bank will (;ro". I'"ill"', \tieh. 1112:lb Grosse Pointe Congregational and Gresse Pointe Farms Mayor James ST CLAIR SHORES. MICH 4lQ!O chemical formulas but are quite easy Dingeman, Wayne County Circuit be established. The remaining five American Baptist Church, coordinator Phone 882-6900 to master. Falk said. Court Judge Joseph B. Sullivan, for. percent of the money will be given to of the walk, said that the CROP walk _cI c_ PotlafJ. ,..Id .1 Americans Friends Service C;ommittec DWolI, MleI>lg... , Another fascinating aspect of the had less money raised this year, but mer Circuit Court Judge Peter Spivak, TV-2 newsman Joe Weaver, restauran. for educational programs on nutrition. all~_ R.t. .'3.00 per cube is how the wondrous rlevicc more walkers, possibly due to the ,... .1lI ...... r-!l;~~;poinl;'-V~lel~-] teur Bill Anton and Gale Corp. presi. This year's 10 mile walk was the A..... 011M.U IlIbKrtpllona, itself works. Falk says her seminar FoclJs Hope walk occuring on the Cha~ 01Arkl<.. Fonn. 3578 to second hunger walk to be conducted tleoners and Shirt laundry will show how to disassemble the same day. However, the two groups dent Tom Schoenith. it Ken:I>e••I,0_ Point. "_nn" As for the money raised, 75 percent for CROP by the local ministerial as- "lei>. VALET COUPON SPECIAL c:.lbe to examine its spring.loaded are mutually supportive, he added, The cld
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GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three.A Thursday, October IS, 1981 ._------_._------' ------_.------'" Pointe gets its second historical marker Three 'arrested in'rohp(:"'/:., About 45 minutes lat(;I .tfichigan:: By Joanne Gouleehe Pointer Hudson Mead of Washing- executive director of Detroit area State Police arrested the suspects at:.: ton Road, active with Grosse Pointe, Council of Campfire, and Henry Heat- A former FBI agent, his Lafayette and Trumbull. They were::.; Detroit and Michigan Historical So. ley, of Courville in Detroit, who did daughter Clnd a Detroit man will scheduled to be arraigned before cIty.;.' cieties, acting in behalf. of the State the research on the 'history' of the be recommended for civilian Municipal Judge Stan Kazul Wednes ... : day. :, I Historical Commission, officially pre. house. awards by the Grosse Pointe sented the Ward\7ell House State His- Highlight of the afternoon was a City Police Department for their City Public Safety Director Bruce:' : torical Marker to Park Mayor Mat. Campfire flag ceremony performed quick thinking when they be- Kennedy said at least two of the sus'::; thew Patterson and the city of Grosse by fourth, fifth and sixth grade Ad. came victims of an early Sunday pects have prison records. ~:~ Pointe Park on Sl\.turday, Sept. 26. venturers of Leader Linda Brickner, morning armed rob be r y on Other speakers in the ceremony in- of Grayton Road in Detroit. Among Detroit is also seeking warrants. the 100 who attended were Campfire \\' ashington Road. troduced by Campfire Leader Marti against the trio, Kennedy said. Detroit: Leader Joan Armbruster who helped Miller, of Woods Lane, included Dr. police reported an armed robbery only : organize the event, Campfire Board Police said Theresa Behm. 23, was hours before the incident on Wash. : Ray Kiely, Grosse Pointe Memorial rl'turning to her Washington Roae members, Campfire Girls from the ington. The suspects' car was reported Church, Tom Jones, executive direc- home about 2:20 a.m. Oct. 11 and was tor of the Historical Society of Mich- area, local relatives of the WardweJls stolen by its owner in that armed and Russels, Gust Jahnke, business ~topped in front of her residence by igan in Ann Arbor. Arthur Sherman, robbery, police said. manager of the Grosse Pointe Me. threc men asking for directions to of Hawthorne Road, Edward Maho- morial Church, George Jerome, of :\Jter Road and East Grand Boule- Kennedy praised his department ney, president of the Detroit Area Edgemere Road. owner of the state's vare!. for their quick response in relaying Council of Campfire, and the Ward- oldest family-owned business founded information about the incident to well son and daughter who grew up ~ls. Behm's boyfriend, Ronald Mack other local police departments. He in the house, Fletcher Wardwell Gay- in 1828, as well as interested friends and neighbors. of Detroit. was inside the house and said his department will investigate lord, of Denver, Colo., and John Ward- hl'ard the conversation between his the three suspects also in connection well, of Midland. The Wardwell House is the oldest brick home in thE' Grosse Pointes and girlfriend and the suspects and went with the May 3 armed robbery and . Greetings were scnt from Gov. displays only the second State His- outside to investigate, police said. At shooting on Washington Road in William Milliken, Sharon Johnson, torical Marker in all of Grosse Pointe. that moment, Ms. Behm went inside which a Grosse Pointe Woods man the house and alerted her father, Art suffered a gunshot to the chest. Behm, who was asleep. '!he IUdU dUU tVwv cVI,~p:;.:;.ic~s '.l:e!"~ Police said one of the suspects unloading luggage from their car GPF votes on amendments allegedly grabbed Mack's arm and parked in the driveway 4 a.m. that By Tom Greenwood to 57 for employes with 20 or more walked him across the street and Sunday morning when three men ap- Residents oi the Farms can years of credited service; empower demanded "come with us and give proached them and announced a hold .. the council to prO'Vide medical, hos. us your wallet, all the money." up. The three suspects escaped and- expect to receive a newsletter pital and nursing care for voluntary were never caught by police. In that from city hall later this month Behm, a retired FBI agent, saw what retirants and their spouses; increase was happening and ran towards the incident Detroit police reported the listing all candidates for council the city's maximum retirant and suspect as Mack backed away. suspects' getaway car stolen only 30 and municipal judge, plus an spouse health 'care contribution from minutes earlier. explanation of proposed amend- five percent to seven percent of the Police said the driver of the car ments to the city charter, says annual city contribution to the retire. then shouted to his friend to "shoot Farms City Clerk Richard Solak. ment system and to provide retire. them." The suspect allegedly fired Good retirement Running for counci: are Jack M. ment benefits to male spouses of city two shots at Behm and Mack, police The best states for retirement in Cudlip, Joseph L. Fromm, Gail Kaess, employes on the same basis as such said, and both suspects jumped into the '80s are Utah, Louisiana, South Nancy J. Waugaman, Andrew W. benefits are provided' to female the car and fled east on Chalfonte. Carolina, Nevada and Texas, accord- Dahl and James Mast. . spouses of city employes. No one was hurt, police said, but ing to Money -magazine. Their judg- The three highest vote-getters will The third proposed amendment the three escaped with more than ment was based on cost-of-living ad. each serve a four-year term, with the Photo by Betty Corpenter reads nearly the same as the second, John Wardwell, who grew up in the Wardwell House on Jefferson Ave. $600 in cash and jewelry. Behm was vantages such as low taxes, low un. fourth highest candidate serving a with the additional question of pro- nue, and Campfire Girls read the State Historical marker that was formally able to provide police with a partial employment, housing costs, good med- two-year term. viding retirement benefits to male dedicated by state and local dignitaries Sept. 26. license number of the car. ical care and services available. The candidates for the Office of spouses of police officers and fire- Municipal Judge will be Robert H. fighters on the / same basis that such Pytell running against Anthony C. benefits are provided to female RIDE IT! , Penta Jr. spouses. The first amendment to the city "Basically, the amendments are ENJOY IT charter asks voters to decide whether parallel in nature except that the the city should delete the established second amendment deals with gen- THE SCHWINN HARVEYS dollar limit of $1,000 fQr purchases eral employes while the third deals Compleat Traveler and sales of city property which may with police and firemen," said Solak. DELUXE EXERCISER be consummated without 'prior coun- cil approval and without obtaining "The amendments would allow the council to reduce the requirements sealed bids. The amendment provides and expand benefits to other employes , that the Farms council shall estab- if it wishes. These chapters establish lish such dollar limitation. lhe organization and operation of the "Briefly, this allows the council to pension systems, detail benefits and take the figure of the charter and es- eligibility requirements of the Farms tablish it at any amount it wishes, if retirees. Again these were establish. it wishes." said Solak. "The figure ed in 1949. and have become obsolete of $1,000 was established in 1949, with the years. The proposed amend- and obviously the value of the sum ments remove or amend many of of $1,000 in 1949 is quite different these obsolete provisions, clarify from the value of that sum today. others and generally conform the This is also true for the quantity of charter with recent changes in state goods and services which can be and federal law," Solak added. Yesterday it was purchased with it today." backgammon. Today . According to Solak, the second and if Solak went on to stress that il's Rack Rummy! third propo~el! amendment to the passed, with the exception of the $26 . charter are quite similar in nature. voluntary lowering 'of retirement age ::,45 FISHER ROAD The second amendment asks the from 60 to 57, none of the amend. 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Page Four-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 15, 198 I i ------~- This week Woods Lions donate grill On Saturday, Sept. 26, the Grosse addition to raising funus for Lead('[' Pointe Woods Lions Club officially dog, Lutheran School for t.he De'af, dedicated their gift. of a grill to the Welcome Home for the Blmd, Pen- in business Lakefront park complex for the use rickton, World Relief, Home for Ex- of Woods residents. On hand to accept ceptional Children, llnd a number of Bank executives the gift was Mayor George Freeman other such organizations, has provided a re promoted who placed the first quarter.pounder funds for community projects which National over the co;)ls for the cookout that include the park flagpole complex, Ban k of De- followed. aid to needy residents, beautification activities, and the most recent grill troit recently The grill, which is located adjacent project. announced 10 the large pavillion, is the result of Any residents interested in the club three appoint- many hours work by Lions members themselves, with the labor for the projects and interested in becoming ments, Andrew protective roofing structure donated active members in the club may con. L. Ca md e n by Bill Hadley of Hadley Home Im- tact Lion President Red Arnold at (right) toTrust '.. ~ provement Co. 881.7860 or 882-5400. .11 Vi \;lsion vice- The grill, which is divided into two, president; ,;.,~~' large separate structures, is designcd The longest.running song on tilt' B rue e Cum- to accommorate any large group using old "Your Hit Parade" show wa, mings to Met- the pavilion area, The GPW Lions. in "Shrimp Boats." ropolitan Corporte Division vice- president; and Edward Moody to Trust Division assistant in- \"i:stment officer. Vice-presidents named ,~~~;>~~~W1',,~,~., ....,mq~,c FREE COURT TIME at Detroit Bond Co. Sigt. uiJ {,,:in and r~oci7:v'.g~/2 :'i. Cct.:pon for • >/"M" «';;:'J.s<. .<~."("', .... ~'(~., ...~. "".'~'.~'N'W.«W~""'" ,F \ . Detroit Bond & Mortgage Co. walk-on tennis time. (Booked. according to. has appointed David F. Marshall Looking on as the first quarter-pounder hits John Easton, George Grove, George Tilton, availability of courts.) Expires Dec. 1, 1981. to vice-president of real estate the fire on the new grill donated .to Lakefront Bob Carver, Woods Mayor George Freeman operations and F. Joseph Lepta Park by the Grosse Pointe Woods Lions Club - CLASSES AT CLASSES AT and club President Red Arnold. to vice-president of corporate are club n:embers .. " /'"?~~-::~")..: , Plus ReA Factory Rebate \, '~.-i: Protects your Video tapes from dust, sun, heat, and humidity. Holds up to 100 Video tapes. 50.00 'iT~'$.\: , SpeCial key locks precIous tapes out of Sight Your low price . '''\~,' ~ after rebate $ 39 9 00 \ Y*!::~\~+\ \ 'lfJ;' .... '~\i, $169°0 per modular unit "1~' \f'. " ~ ~ < \V' .-.* pt ""- Plus choose your first movie -\'" ~ . (up to $24.95 Value) FREE VI~~:E~~~b~RS " -.r~~h!, All NEW 1982 MODELS \. .->-- ON SALE VIDEO RENTAL CLUB SPECIAL Includos FREE membership In Join our exciting new video rental club our new renlal club now for just $39.95 your Ilrsl 3 renlels FREE and your first 3 rental~ are FREE ALSO. 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" ...... - 'I • I • • • • • ••••• ..,"p-,--,- Page Five.A f GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 15, 198 ~------_.-.---- ._~_._------._------_. ------~------_._------ Antique book Cinelua League, fair Oct 23, 21 What's on Cable . Book bargain hunters and Sherlock Thursday, Oct. la-Channel 17 Off the beaten path to Burma' Holmes fans will have two field days, . ~ 6 p.m.-Cooking \ fith Cordier-A new addilbn to our cated in Rangoon, includes a spectac- Oct. 23 and 24, at the Fifth Annual The Grosse Pointe Cinema League who are admitted are allowed to stay ular collection of pagodas, stupas, 'Midwest Antiquarian Book Fair at line-up, this program will give terrific recipes for entertain- will present "Buddhist Burma," a only seven days. temples and shrines that cannot be 'the Detroit Public Librarv 5201 ing. This we2k, "Stuffed Stuff" recipe include, Taequitcc;. color slide program by Raymond C. The religious aspect of the country matcher) anywhere. Woodward, under the sponso'r~hip of • 6::30 p.m.-Hank Luks Vs, Crime-Luks talks with L. Walk when it meets in the War is soon apparent, and over 95 percent A journey is made along the 1'0' the Friends of the Library. Memorial's Fries Auditorium, 32 of the population is oC the Buddhist Brooks Patterson, Oakland County Prosecuting Attorney, mantic road to Mandalay, and exten- Lakeshore Road. Instead of the usual faith. On both days, 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., They will discuss the issue of plea bargaining and capital sive sightseeing is done in this fam. more than 20 book dealers will have punishment. third Monday of every month, this A visit is made to Pegu to see the OUS, am'ient city. booths jammed with collectibles in program will take place on the fourth Temple of the Reclining Buddha, the • 7 p.m.-"To Your Be.>t Health - 'Your Own Worst Monday, Oct. 26, at 8 p.m. world's largest reclining figure. The presentation is open to the the Main Library's Cass Concourse. Enemy"-Stress is viewed in several situations, from a house- public without charge The social hour The display is open free to the public A trip to Burma is somewhat dif- Of special interest is Pagan, which \Vite coping with the stress of raising a family to an exe::utive is the area where Buddhism started foliowing is limited to Cinema League for browsing and sales .. ferent in that it is off the beaten path involved in high pressure responsibilities. Coping strategies in Burma. Today there are more than members. The League welcomes new At a special "Evening at the An- are examined in detail. as far as tourism is concerned. Very 5,000 religious structures in the im- members, especially super.8 mm and tiquarian Book Fair," Friday, Oct. 23 little English is spoken here, and a mediate vicinity. 16 mm photographers. Annual dues from 6 to 10 p.m., the Fr.iends'of the .7 p.m.-Bronco Football-1961--Highlights of the Western lack of hotel space means that visitors The Shewedagon temple area, 10- are $8. Library will host a reception ill the Michigan-Central Michigan contest will be shown. Book Fair display area, a Sherlock- • 8 p.m.-The 1981 Tax Cut and You-This two hOl,lr ian Dinner in the third floor exhibit . seminar presented by Merrill Lynch discusses the various hall and a lecture on Sherlock Holmes strategies you may want to take when investing your money. So dapper, the preppy rapper by mystery buff'author-publisher Otto President Reagan's Sept. 24 speech will also be commented on. Penzler in Friends Auditorium. Tick. Rescheduled. By Gregory J akub ences to docksiders and Grosse Pointe took him a while but he finally ets for the evening are $12.50; single etiquette. tracked the record down and it went FLAME FURNA CE BACON 51.39 LB. HAM LOAF ~~~.$2.19 BONELESS ROLLED • A 6. W ROOI BEER VEAL ROAST 52.98 LB. • VERNOR5 GINGER ALE (Shoulder) • 7 Up - Regu/a~ or Diet BELL .COCA.COLA RINGER KLEENEX exclusive~ •TAB \. Gourmet FACIAL ~ Meats IISSUES ~ "MADE FRESH DAfL Y" WHITf ONlY 12 200 COUNT ~i~~~s $1~!PO'jl OVEN READY 5 25 BONElESS CHICKEN 2 Pkg. 1 -= _C-COU-trRY• FR£.S~\ Breast $ 9 Milano PB. FRISKIES deposit MIHIi'H)'ltd in O"r Ow~ Splt-c,ol MoOdnGd~2orod Brtod"d With OIJ' :lolrol"l Spl~e1 Ql"d S~,HOI'1,n~~ on. Prenwore Pon _ ~' FRUIT& boOdy For The Dve"'!: CAT FOOD at sitting ASSORTED =rJJI :¥./ ":'-' VEGET ABLES lOIN END SEMI BONELESS .tr ------and the $14 halancc plus postal fees when the postman STUFFED PORK 5100 delivers your portraits or pay the full $14.9,'; allime of 4 Cans siltin~ and receive your portraits postage paid. It's Apple Time! ~~~!...._o~ '''''" .-.cd. HlQI" df'J"r:; ," cook...." bag r.ody82~:for ,~C!' 0 .... 1'1 1Adult~ and family groups welcome! I RAGU NEW CROP OF • Package includes two SxlO, three 5x7, 15 wallet ,i'e. and SPAGHET'I • Mcintosh • Jonathon 3 charm miniature color portrait,. Oven Ready Stuffed Boneless • No limit on the number of packages . SAUCE • Michigan Delicious • No age limit. Chicken $239' • 95c lor each addition, I .f Page Six.A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 15, 1981 - - _.------_ .._--- Social Securi tv ~. Lakeshore oJ fight goes. Forms speed pay~ents " It is important that Medicare pa- • The place each service or supply. to court tients use care in claiming their in- was received, By Tom Greenwood surance payments because an error • The charge for each service or supply.. . in compLeting the form can dclay The legal deadlock involving • The name of the doctor or sup". the Farms and the Wayne payment, according to James T. Mos- pUcr who provided each service or County Road Com m is s ion lener, district manager of the local supply. (WCRe) over the re-paving of Social Security office, 17420 Mack • The patient's name and com- Lakeshore Road was cemented Avenue. plete hEalth insurance claim number further last week when Wayne If the patient's doctor or supplier exactly as shown on the person's County Circuit Court Judge accepts assignment, he or she sends Medicare card. Irwin Burdick denied a request in the claim, Otherwise, the patient • Tl]e diagnosis, if available. for a summary judgment in the must complete and mail the form, More than one itemized bill can be. case, "Patient's Req,uest for Medicare Pay- sent with each request for payment ment" (Form 1490S). One of the Judge Burdick based his denial on form. And the bills can be sent before major causes of payment delay is the a disputation of iact between the city or after they are paid. and the commisison, Both sides dis. lack of proper itemized bills, Mos- lener said. More information about Medicare: agreed on what denotes "good repair" claims can be obtained at the Mack of Lakeshore Road. The Farms calls An acceptable bill must show all of Avenue Social Security office or by for complete repaving of the road the following information: telephoning 493-1111. The people Wililill il:> oVUIlI,illl1t::>, wiiil iilt: t:lIi1n~ .; ","'.. .:c~p!~t:: d.!;'~,:,:r;-t!~~tlf p~'l("h ;':1\..i.;; ,,~ .. ~:.~.:;:.;-: q,~~~ti0~~ ~~d prQ. cost of the project underwritten by service or supply received. vide free copies of the leaflet, "How the commission. • The date each service or supply to Complete the Patient's Request for . To the WCRe, "good repair" means was received. Medicare Payment." partial patching of the road at its most damaged sections. For a total repaving effort, the commission would like the Farms to pay for part U of M organist plays at St. Paul of the proje,ct, much as the Shores did earlier this year. Joseph Galema in March, and the At lea!t one .member of the junior class at Kevin Stoller, a native of Hills. Rink, 1045 Cook Road. Taking the !ale in stride boro, Ore., will perform an organ reo Cantata Academy of Metropolitan De- Judge Burdick also ruled the road Univerrity Liggett School has flipped over the i -; earthhound Bill Cadieux, while space cadet cital at St. Paul on the I.ake, Sunday, troit in April. commission is responsible for keeping upcoming Rummage Sale slated for Friday and GeuI.;.{e Zinn III can't control his excitement. Oct. 18 at 4 p.m. . Call the church office at 885-8855 Lakeshore in good repair, at no cost Saturday, Oct. 16 ani 17 at the McCann Ice All donations to the sale are .tax deductible. to the -Farms. He further stated the Stoller holds a Bachelor of Arts for more information, Farms could voluntarily commit funds degree,in Music from Portland State to the project "if they wished." University, Oregon, where he studied .Free health tests offered to seniOI-S organ with Dr. Deane Hutchison. He Thus far the Farms has resisted received his Master of Music degree all efforts by the commisison to have There are now 13,000 people in the ness hours for appointments to have Witherell; and Nov. 2-19 at Calvary from the University of Michigan, the, city share in re.paving costs. U.S. whp are over 100 years of age. the checkup at any of the following Senior Center, 4950 Gateshead, near where b-e presently is pursuing the "The Farms maintains, and has al. In 1970~here were 3,200. locations during the next- few weeks: Mack. Doctor of Musical Arts degree in or- ways maintained that the responsi. This increase in the older popula. Oct. 13-15 at Four Freedoms House, The Detroit Health Department gan performance. He. has been the bility. of repairing Lakeshore lies tion emphasizes the need for health Inc., 1600 Antietam, near Chene; Oct. Senior Citizen Health Screening Pro< organist for the First English Evan- entirely within the road commission," screening for the elderly on a regular 19-22 at Calvary United Methodist ject is fijnded in part with a .grant gelical Lutheran Church in Grosse said Farms City Clerk Richard Solak. basis to assure healthier lives on a Church, 15050 Hubbell; Oct. 26-29 at from the Detroit Area Agency on "That's what we pay taxes for." YWCA - Downtown Branch, 2230 Aging. Pointe Woods since November, 1980. I long. term basis. It is this need that is met bY ..the "What we are attempting to do In a closed session before the here," said Dr. D,avid Wagner, direc. I Farms council Monday night, Oct. 5, Detroit Health Department Senior Citizen ScrEening Project which of- Village Club ml:lrks its fifth year tor of music for St. Paul ChurchJ "is ' city attorney Kathleen Lewis relayed to provide an opportunity for young Judge Burdick's decision to the coun. fers free 9O-minute health checkups The Village Club, part of the senior activities are offered at the Neighbor- artists to be heard in the excellent cil, which re.affirmed its decision to to men and women over 60 years of . adult program at the Neighborhood hood Club for area. senior aduits. acoustical environment of St. Paul." press ahead with legal proceedings- age. Club, celebrated its fifth anniversary . Examples include a trip to Greenbriar, A wine and cheese reception following against the commission. ' There are no income restrictions or Wednesday, Oct. 7. One hundred and W.V., the Octoberfest in Ontario,. a the concert will be held in the Parish limitations and the checkup is avail- fifty participants enjoyed a supper Halloween party, a Thanksgiving and House. able to residents of Detroit, Harper catered by Verbrugge's Market, with Christmas dinner and Christmas party, Mike and Jennie Woods, Hamtramck, Highland Park entertainment by the Imperials, sing- health seminars, blood pressure 'clinics The st. Paul concert series will Among children entering school and all Gro~ Pointe communities. ing old favorites and leading an old- and much more. also feature the New Heritage String this year, there are more Michaels Eligible men and women should fashioned sing-a-long. I! you have any questions or would Quartet in November, organist David ~nd Jennifers than any other. phone 876-4294 weekdays during busi- A number of exciting and varied like more information, please call 885- Wagner in January, 'rhe Detroit ------, ------,------4800. Brass Society in February, Organist Kevin StoUer "TlVO intelligent tnoney moves" _._--- Fo.r ... • Beauty and Purchase a Comfort tax-free all savers certificate* Q, What is an all savers certificate? the I-year treasury hill \'ield in effect. Annual A It is a new, gU;lr~mteedtax shelter for savers. It interest rate staning Ol1ohcr 5th is 12.1 '-1%. provides savers with high interest,without Q. How safe is my money? Space Sayer Recliner , getting socked.for taxes on the interest earned. A Allsavers deposits are federally insured up to Q, How much interestwll1 be tax-free? $100,000-, and the interest rate is guaranteed Our space saver recliner with only two inches required A Up to $2000 of interest will be free of federal for I-year from date of deposit. from chair to wall. Arms are wood framed with a fine cane and sta~ income taxes, when filing a joint Q, What is the minlmum denomination for center, In a rlc'h frultwood finish. Available In a large fabric return. Individuals get up to $1000 tax-free, ta.~.free certificates? selection. Our sale prices start at $334.00 up to $487.00. Q. How much interest does a tax-free A Tax-free cenificates are offered in amounts as certificate pay? low as $500,You may ilwest as much as yOU A By law, the tax-free certificate will pay 70% of wish. . . ~ournier ~urnifure Co. 2 LOCATIONS to better serve you' ST. CLAIR SHORES DETROIT 27t13 HAltI'fR, ",. 10 & t1 Mi. ltd.. 16421 HAlPER, n_ar Whillier 77~8900 $ 881.1285 Hf)u\S: MoftClay, Thurwckly, Fridoy 1().9; Mon., Thurs., Fri. eyes. unlil 8 p.m. Tu.sd"y, W-dnMday, Saturday tQ-6 Tues., Wed., S"I. 9-5:30 ,. Select a 2ift when you get a tax-ttee certificate 20% to 40% off Everything T",co B / .\, .... '"'.....JI""I'.'"'._.,...... ,...... y_.""'._.._._ .....__ p_._y III PFC";P4_>P' • ;"pp.'_w'Qm: + • Page Seven-A Thurs.day, Odobel' IS, 1981 G R (; S S ': POI N TEN E W S _----- ...M-- ._. ~~. _ Stress workshop Oct. 21 Service offers The .Grosse Pointe continuing edu. that we suffer are either stress.related divorcees help cation program will offer a four-week or stress antagonized, Stress is also The Family Counseling Service of c0.urse entitled. "Reyitalizing Body, responsible for loss of productivity, Wayne County Circuit Court invites Mmd and Relationships through Cre- and can greatly diminish the quality you to attend a series of four educa- at~ve Stress Management." The class of our interpersonal relationships. tional group experiences designed to wIll meet on Wo;!.dn~sdays from 7:30 The course will develop greater in- help those exploring divorce, in the to 10 p.m. begmnmg Oct. 21, at sight into the causes and effects of divorce process, or who have already Brownell Middle School, 260 Chal. stress and provide experimental train. divorced. fo.nte, Course fee is $24. For registra. ing in the most effective methods of The times are Mondays, 7:30 to 9 lion information call 343.2178. eliminating negative stress. Sessions p.m. on Oct. 19 and 26, at Wayne 'Stress is now considered to be the are fast.paced, enjoyable and provide County Community College, Austin number one social ar d health b- participants with concepts and skills Center, 18300 E. Warren near Mack • • 1 pro that can be immediately applied to Avenue. There is a small fee asked Jem In AmerIca. The A.M.A. reports enhance personal vitality and inter- to cover expenses, that nearly 80 percent of the diseases personal effectiveness. For additional information, please call 224.5266. MACLD parent grolt]J organizes Grosse Pointe Chapter of MACLD 9281. Thieves hit (Michigan Association for Children at 7:30 p.m. when Jim Tehan, an at- and Adults With Learning Disabili. torney, teacher and vice.president of ties) will hold. monthly meetings at Legislation for MACLD, will speak on Farms'home the Central Library, 10 Kercheval "Estate Planning For Your Handi. A Morass Road resident reported Avenue beginning Tuesday, Oct. 20, capped Child." to Farms police that his house was tion contact Mrs. Giacobbe at 886- MACLD directors for -1981.82 are i>ii broken into sometime Sunday after- . ,'1" ., l'. ,'+ noon, Sept. 27, between 1:45 and 3:30 President Sally Giacobbe, Secretary " ,"'" ~'" Park civic group Jan Lane, Treasurer Liz Hardwick, , ' ....,,_ , ~I ,~ p.m. , ~.r ...... ~ ''''f , An inventory of the home revealed Membership Audrey Barton, Educa. !,. .""'" the theft of six rifles: a Wards ,30,,30, sets Oktoberfest tion, and Post Secondary Susan Le- ~~ .....~,ff" '" " a .30..06 Remington, a 12 gauge pump "The Grosse Pointe Park Civic As. Clerc. shotgun, a 12 gauge single-shot shot- ::tl.l<,.:idi.i.v~l jJ.u~l it:,. ;)cl,,;ulul ~uuu.d.l Oth\::os :.ssistin~ ::c: p:1bHr~ty, _>\ (to n~.ftfiV~ 2()() Veal'S of ",;n hard ,vork bun, a .~Z ~if~c ~~d :! 'Uf".,.lri W~r IT Oktoberfest Saturday, Oct. 17 at the Sharon Selby, young adult liaison, 01 weekend, are I\lrs. Shirley Goolsby, chairman, Bev Mac- German rii:e. Windmill Pointe Park con'Jmunity John Hicks, typist, Marianne Shock, Take a /lood look at this photo because it's not often you'll see these fh'e ladies stand in):! still at the same time. Donald, Connie Gabriel, Zelda Gamble and Audrey Marr. Also taken were two TV sets and building, beginning at 7 p.m. duplicating, Gayle Arnold, and hos- Here's wishinj:( ~'ou 40 more, a jewelry box filled with assorted For more information, call Sam pitality, Mary Lou Lee. For informa. Celebrating 40 "eaNi of hard work at the Grosse Pointe Woods Prl"sbyterian Church's Annual Rummage Sale last items. Police are investigating. Smith at 824-2702, tion call 886.9281. -_._------~------_.------~---- - hudson's- '-annual. Get sparkling savings of 10% to 25% at our multi-million dollar The mystique and wonder of diamonds and precious diamond and precious stone sale jewelry lives on forever. They're meant to be treasured and we have an e~citjng selection to satisfy every- .~M's-,de;sires. Rings. eajrlngs, pendants, bracelets, wed,: . ding bands. engagement sets, men's rings and more So why not start collecting them at our stunning sav- ings? Only twice a year in Fine Jewelry. Remember, we accept all diamonds for trade-ln. solitaires reg, sale I ,20 carat $350 ,219.99 .25 carat $465 371.99 .33 carat $700 559,99 .38 carat $945 755.99 .50 carat $1525 1219.99 .75 carat $3200 2559.99 1 carat $5000 3999.99 studs reg. sale .10 carat $110 87.99 .20 carat $220 175.99 .30 corat $330 263.99 .40 carat $500 399.99 .50 carat $625 499.99 pendants reg. sale .10 carat $110 87.99 .20 carot $220 175.~9 .30 carat $330 263.99 ,40 carat $674 539.99 .50 carat $900 719.99 Get more exciting styles at our Diamond Sale trunk shows. Plan to come in and meet our experts and view their sample collections in Fine Jewelry. And have your jewelry appraised by our gemologist. Check below for the store nearest you, shows all from 11am to 8 p.m~ Northland from 6 to 9 pm. Eastland: Saturday, Oct 24 lakeside: Wednesday, Oct 28 You are InvIted to a spectacular diamond and precious Jewelry event, Downtown, Sunday, in celebration of Hudson's 100th Anniversary You'll be dazzled by the collections of precious stones and mountings, Plus,one-of-a-klnd styles. At 10% to 20% savings. Downtown's Fine Jewelry showroom is open exclusively for thi:; sale, from 11am to 5 pm SIx more reasons to visit Downtown: • Save an extra 5% on any designe~ diamond purchase • Save 30% on appraisals • Register for our diamond giveaway • Refreshments Will be served • Valet parking at no charge (use Farmer Street entrance) • And you can have your own stones remounted into a dramatic new setttng, while you walt Photo enlarged to show detaH , ( Thursday, October ! 5, 1981 __P_a9__e_E_i9_h_t-_A.______G R 0 SSE POI Nf t Nt W S ~-- -- ..--- ~ .---_._. ._._------.._------.------_.------~- -- -'. ------~ ------__ ; illlIlIlllIIlI 111111111111111111111 1111II 111111111111111lilllllllill 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 ~ " HE-ELECT i Question i= JOSEPH L. ---.PrimeTime-- :: Is your business. . . :: FROMM -----F orSeniorCitizens----- I Renovating I GROSSE POINTE FARMS ~ Remodeling ~ COUNCIL By Marian Trainor gate family who can fill in, but ~ Rei oc at in9 ~ VOTE NOVEMBER 3 Immortality, perhaps not the not take the place of your nat- 5. S ural family. They, too, want to' ~ lasting fame accorupd gods and 0r ~ share the little events common :: :: heroes, but remembrance by interests, problems 'a~d happy ~ COUNCIL MEMBER SINCE 1973 those who have shared lives, is Redecorati ng? ~ .time.s that. bind people together ~ • ~ P.1d for by Comml"" 10 RIl-eleel Joseph L. Fromm. 316 Belanger an important concept for older people. It is comforting to know m fn~ndshlp, It is they who can E Answer 5. be wIth you until the end and E S that you will live on in the it is they who will remember S ------E memories of those you have loved and who have loved you. you for what you are today. 5. A 'company that 5. They will miss you, regret your ~ • • • ~ Young people are not often loss because you have made E ca t k f II t I f 5. ~;~~_.~_355 FISHER RD. We deliver concerned with such matters. yourself an important part of E 0 5. They are out there in the busy n a e u con ro )...... ~-..:. 882 -5 100 Os- 110 5:30 cloily. Wed. 'Iii MOIl. (Josed Suncloy world making' contact with oth- th~~e~~ve~emories will differ ~ ers every <:lay, meeting new your next interior proJoect ~ from those of your family and ~ ~ friends, \vorking at jobs they past friends who will think of 5. specializing in commercial, industrial & E hope are worthwhile. At the I CEARMS ~Rl(lIT yC'~! !!'. r"tr""I'""t ~,,('ontrihut- 5. institutional services E very least these posItIOns are ing to their lives and love and :: satisfying if only for the mone- tary reward, which for many is Choice Boneless Fresh Frying or ~f:;~Sht~~. f~~e~;a~e~o~ri~~~~ ===~~=_ a sign of worth. You.don't wor- CO mmere iaI will value you for what you are Sirloin Tip Roast Broiling Chickens ry about being remembered. Your daily routine-a 'hi' here. now. This valued place in the decorat,. ng a kiss of greeting there, a bit of LB. 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Stouffers Sale unraveled as each one goes their Montrachet It is never too late to make Macaroni ~ Cheese own way. Friends have moved new friends and cultivate new GOAICHIIS. or died. Your iob, the .anchor of ARPIN'S FALL e interests. If you are hesitant, re- 8g your existence, has gone to a 11 oz. LOG '4.95 Scalfop~d Potatoes member tl1ere are others wbo newcomer and you are retired. are lonely and need the susten- lh LOG'2.'5 8ge You are old and you are alone. ance of friendship. The common. It happens. lie De France Brie Corn Souffle problem of men and women in You begin to wonder. Is this the upper age bracket is lone. e all there is? Have you lived all \ lB. 8g liness. Doc~~rs say illness, ap- '3.49 those years only to arrive at a parent semhty and despair are 80ursin With Herbs Creamed Spinach point ,where the only smile or often caused by a desperate need FUR greeting comes from, a clerk in for communication with others. '1.98 EACH 89~ a store. your only contacts cas- ual and impersonal? Will you So prevalent is this problem that it was broken down into a Fashions get UP in the morning, go 2 Litre Size, Regular or Diet ••• ~~;OSjl 7. Up '1.55 through the day and go back to . study on who has it harder liv- c ing alone, -men or women. Campbell's Oyster Stew W~th AA Butter •• 98 bed at night without knowing the warming touch of 'someone It was considered generally At' e that women had a more diffi- New Crop Florida Green Beans •.•.• 5g LB. who really cares about you' as c an individual? And finally, will cult time. They were afraid of Very .fresh, Crispy Water Cress •.••••• 59 BUNCH you leave this earth without any- living' alone in a house. It was c one beside_ you to let you know difficult to continue living in Red or Golden Delicious Apples •.•.• 59 LB. you will be missed? A party no their home because of financial Special problems and maintenance costs. ..Ideho Potatoes •••.• ~••••. ° 5 LB. B;\G'I.09 one attends is a dismal social failure. A funeral no one attends One study revealed that within Prices is a sad epitaph to a life. Every- three years after a husband's one wants to live on in some- death, widows found their in- . .,- SALE ITEMS ABOVE one's memory somewhere. come reduce.riby 44 percent. _- IN EFFECT TIll OCT. 21.1 Men had the-ir problems, too. Beautifully dei'lp{'ed Iii lititiHI1. c~ ..... Those with perfect faith find a range of.,ahidel. NOT1Oleplll sustenance in relig-ious beliefs. For some; cooking, cleaning, - blue fox; red fOll, tOrotf,. "I'm never alone," they tell shopping were chores they had ractoon, lynx and many others themselves. "God is with me al- .never handled. But they had ways. When all others forget greater mobility. It was easier Save $60 to $'110 H'e remem bitSers. uch people are' for them to get around by them- to be envied. sel ves. They also had the social Duty & Sales Tax OTHERS TAKE comfort in advantage of being an asset Refunded the theory of . reincarnation. I rather than a liability. Widows am here. I wa~ here before, I, often found themselves dropped Full Premium on ona by married friends. This was not will live again in a new and dif. American Funds ferent body, perhaps in bet tell. so for the single man. times and .in Qetter circum- . STUDIES OF this n a t u r e ™ stances. For them this valley'--of could be made on many aspects Restocrat Park in the Downtown Garage of people livinl{ alone, such as despair is tqmsitory. They will (Park at Pelissier) return to do it all over again. whether they live in an urban But what of those who cherish or rUi:al community, their re- f =- the years left to them and want ligious background, their educa- Recliner tional background, their social ARPIN FURS to make them as rewarding as . \11 '1/ ,'.~ ," h.....J',' possible? What are they to do status. 484 Pelissier Street f). I j, \ ,":1 to improve their lives, to eradi. The point is, people alone 1-519-253-5612 cate that sense of worthlessness could improve their lives by Windsor; Ontario; Canada to make a mark as a perso~ contact with others. There are Daily till 6 FrL till 9 Fur Spec~ist for over 55 years worth knowine; with something many ways of reaching out and of value to offer? creating a circle of friends to There's no point in bringin~ brighten and enliven your days. up the many' contributions al- texture-. fun-filled days spent with rela- Joining a church group is ~n- Sale 299.50 tives and friends pays dividends other avenue to friendships that Save 105.00 now. If this is not t:llough, then count. Many older people con- • Rust vinyl also available it is time for new investments. centrate their social activities Sale 319.50 It is not easy but if you are in. around those offered by church ~Save 110.00 terested in becoming a part of organizations. It is more than a the world again, the effort must social bond. Members are visited be made by .you. No one else can when they are ill and remem- do it for you. Your children bered with dignity in death. Sen- have their own lives and prob- ior citizen centers offer many lems. They are there when opportunities for fun and frlend- needed but not on a day-to-dav ship. A look at the roster of ac- basis to fill in the empty spaces tivities offered by the Neighbor- of vour life. hood Club bears this out. The When thev were growing up, Food and Friendship Program at YOU were the center of their Brownell is another means of E\'es as they were yours during making contact in the convivial those years of nurture. Now setting of eating lunch together they hm'e ot;,cI ;,Jlegiances and and enioy activities later. ,hould be free of presumed obli- Enrollmer.t in adult education C. Ethan Ailen Pad Arm Reellner. classes can create new interests, Avadable in rust Of natural gations or demands. Dutiful re- D. Ethan Allen library Recliner . lationships are not happy rela- b:oaden your education and pro- . Hercuion' tweed. Availableinrust or brown vinyl . Sale 349.50 tionships. VIde an -6pportunity for exchang- ing experiences with others who Save 60.00 Sale 429.50 It is a difficult process to SlY. 9(.00 move out into a world that have the same interests. doesn't seem to be interested in The opportunities are there. you as a person. Sometimes it Perhaps it is more comfortable seems like there is no room to sit at home and wait for oth. Tradition House ers to come to you but the sad there for you in a vouth-orient- Y~ur Ethan Allen Gallery ed socictv~ But there are many fact is those v'isits are apt to 15 minutes f,om Grosse Pointe other oldC'f people who are become more infrequent as fam- lonely and anxious to make new ilies become immersed in their Hours: Mon., Thurs., Fri. 10-9 Tues, Wed., Sat. 10-6 Sunday 12-5 friends. ThC'se are the people to own activities and old friends 5600 EAST EIGHT Ml. at MOUND RD. PHONE366-6512 seek out. They can be a surro- move on. , -' ... , _._ _._._._._ _,..... --.., .,-,.- r *' .. r .....--..--~.~~~~~~-~~- / . I Thursday, October 15, 198 J. GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine.A ------_. __ ._--_. ----_._------~------._--~._------_ .._------~_._-----_.~------_. Three alarm fire in Park Obituaries Firefighters from three local depart- was reported by a citizen who came ments fought a house fire on Lake. into the Park firehouse on fool, ac. He died Saturday, Oct. 3, in Cottage Inter~ent was in Woodmere Ceme. point Avenue for two hours Thursday, cording to officials. Paul William DeWitte Hospital. tery. Oct. 8, before bringing it under can. "We were lucky that guy, whoever Services for Mr. DeWitte, 35, of A native of Detroit, Mr. Picard is trol. Cranford LallI', were held Wednes. survived by his wife, Marian; two he was, came in," said Fire Chief Mrs. Catherine R. .' - No one was home at the time and Phillip Costa. "At that time of the day, Oct. 14, at the Verheyden Fu. sons, Robert and Dr. Donald; a no injuries were reported. evening, with no one home and the neral Home and St. Clare of Monte- daughter, Mrs. Suzanne Goering and Candler The blaze, at the rear of a three- fire located in the back of the build- falco Church. two grandchildren, Services for Mrs. Candler, 84, of family apartment at 1029 Lakepointe, ing, it could have gone on for a long lIe died Friday, Oct. 9, in Leli Interment was in Woodlawn Ceme. Rivard Boulevard were held Thurs. time before anyone noticed it. We Hospital, Battle Creek. tery. day, Oct. 1, at Grosse Pointe Memorial could have los( the entire house" A native Detroiter, he is survived 'thurch. Costa said. ' by his parents, William and Mary Mrs. Marion Douglas She died Monday, Sept. 28, in Free diab.etes Elsie DeWitte; two brothers, Conrad Cottagl;! Hospital. Firefighters still do not know what and Franklin; two sisters, Paula E. Campbell Mrs. Candler was a native of De. caused the blaze, but they believe it and Alln C. and his paternal grand. A memorial service for Mrs. Camp- troit and was a member of Grosse test at St. John started in a rear upper floor bath- mother Mrs. Helene DeWitte. bell, 86, of Rathbone Place, was held Pointe Memorial Church and the room. By the time the Park fire de- In(erment was in Mt. Olivet Ceme- Saturday, Oct. 10, at Christ Church. Detroit Boat Club. Saint John Hospital, in cooperation partment arrived On the scene, it in. tery. She died Thursday, Oct. 8, in st. Widow of Russell G., Mrs. Candler with the Americ~n Diabetes Associa. volved the outside wal! and window, tion, Michigan affiliate, is offering John Hospital. is survived by a daughter, 1IIrs. James floor, roof, and outside porch, Second The widow of the late Douglas P. Williams (Ann), and a son, free tests in conjunction with "Dia- and third alarms were called. Four Mrs. Aileen M. Starling betes De tee t ion Week," Nov. 1 Campbell, she was a former member Thomas E. J. Lawrence Buell Jr. men from the City and five men from Services for Mrs. Starling, 89, of Memorial tributes may be made to through 7. and director of the Huron Mountain the Farms joined six Park officers, Buckingham Road, were held Tuesday, Grosse Pointe Memorial's "Living .Th,e Hospital's laboratory staff will Club, past president of the Garden A memorial scn'icc for :llr. Bueil, Oct. 13, at the Verheyden Funeral Tribute Fund," or to Cadillac Post conduct tests on Tuesday, Nov. 3, .The home is owned by a City man Club of Michigan, the Neighborhood 75, of the Farm~, \Va._ held Friday, Home. ' No. 333 Memorial Fund, 863 City from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., in meeting and is insured. But young women Club and the Sigma Gamma Associa- Od'. 9, at Christ qlllrch, National Building, Detroit, Mich room A, lower level of the 5t. John renting the apartment that was de- She died Sunday, Oct. 11, at Bon tion. education center Wednesday, Nov. 4, stroyed by the blaze had no renter's SecoUl's Hospital. Mrs. Campbell was past president 48226. He died Wednesday. Oct. 7, at his Arrangements were made by the from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.: in meeting insurance, according to Costa. Born in Detroit, she is survived by of the Women's Auxiliary of Christ homt'. room B; and Thursday, Nov. 5, from The chief publicly thanked the fire. a son, William; one grandson and Church, (now called Episcopal Church Groesbeck Chapel of the William R. r H~mi1ton Co B~,'!"!~ !n ~nr;n(Jflf.ld \f~",,, 9:30 to 11:~U a.m., 10 meeting room A. fi~hl~l~ hum lit~ Fanu.s auti Cily "f,'Il v~C14 j, ~h::..i:~',.v:r,:,~of U~~ Chri~t hp moved who responded to the blaze. Memorial contributions may be Church Fair and active in study Interment was in Elmwood Ceme. to Detroit a; a child and later obtained To take the test you must be 18 tery. years old and not 'a known diabeHc. made to Goodwill Industries. groups and other church organizations. his degree from th~ University of Symptoms of the disease are excessive Interment was in Woodlawn Ceme- Mrs. Campl:iel1 was also an alumna Michigan in 1927. Mr. I;Iuell was chair- thirst, loss of weight, constant hunger, tery. of the Liggett School and the West. Vene L. Whims man of the board of trustees of Study seeks Detroit-Macomb Hospitals Association easy tiring, slow healing of cuts, and over School of Waterbury, Conn. Services for Mr. Whims, 65, of the and former chairman of the Warren changes in vision. She is survived by two daughters, .Shores, were held Saturday, Oct. 10, heart attack Mrs. Irma based Formsprang Co., a division of Persons planning to be tested Jean C. Farwell and Marion D. Camp- in the chapel of the William R. Ham- Dana Corp. should eat a meal rich in carbohy- victnns Vandeneynden bell; two sons, James and Douglas; 10 ilton Co. grandchildren and three great.grand. drates two hours before testing No Services for Mrs. VandeneyndenL He died Wednesday, Oct. 7, in st. "Can heart attacks be prevented by appointment is necessary, but w'e do 98, of Holiday Road, were held Tues- children. Joseph Hospital, Ypsilanti. Mr. Buell was also a past chairman lowering cholesterol':''' This is the ask you bring with You the name and day, Oct. 13, at the VerheYden Fu- Mem6rial contributions may be sent Born in Detroit, he was an execu- of the board of the Greater Detroit question asked by a team of research- address of your family physician. neral Home. to the Michigan Cancer Foundation tive with N.W. Coughlin and Co. of Hospital Council and the Greater De. ers conducting a national study of the She died Saturday, Oct. 10, in the (Patient Care and Services), 110 E. Plymouth, in direct mail and advertis- trait Chamber of Commerce; past di. relationship between heart disease and S1. Mary Nursing Home, St. Clair Warren, Detroit 48201; Christ Church, ing. He formerly was a vice-president rector .of City National Bank of De- cholesterol. Shores. 61 Grosse Pointe Boulevard, Grosse and general manager of Automotive troit; Detroit Renaissance and the St. Paul 'doctrine' .Most .heart trouble results from Born in Belgium, she is survived Pointe Farms, 48236; or the Huron News Services, Inc., and was national Detroit Symphony Orchestra, and past atherosclerosis or hardening of the by a daughter, Mrs. Mary Tanghe; a Mountain Wildlife Foundation, 276 sales manager for American Mailers president of the Employers Associa- workshop Oct. 22 tion of Detroit, the Detroit Club and arteries. A clue to the cause of athero. step.daughter, Mrs. Mar~' VanRossen; Mirabeau Place, Grosse Pointe Farms, . and Binders. A workshop for religious education sclerosis may be that cholesterol, a six grandchildren and 13 great-grand. 48236. Mr. Whims is survived by his wife, the Country Club of Detroit. teachers and parents will' be .offered fatty substance, is found in diseasll.d children. Arrangements were handled by the Lillian; two daughters, Mrs. Linda on Thursday, Oct. 22 from 6:30 to 10 arteries, but it is still uncertain Interment was in MI. Olivet Ceme- William R. Hamilton Co, Finch and Mrs. Nancy Schiller; .one He was also a member of Tau Beta p.m. at St. Paul Parish, 170 Grosse whether lowering cholesterol can ac- tery. brother; two grandchildren and nine Pi fraternity, Theta Della Chi, Engi- Painte Blvd. in Grosse Pointe. . tual!y prevent heart attacks_ Mrs. Katherine Tuck step.grandchildren, neering Society of Detroit, Economic Club of Detroit, Michigan State Cham- The evening will begin with a key- The research team working at four Mrs. Alma Exley Services for Mrs. Tuck, 84, of the Interment was in White Chapel Cemetery. ber of Commerce, Association of Iron note address: "Where Has All The clinical centers hopes to answer this Services for Mrs. Exley, 72, of Lake. Farms, were held Friday, Oct. 9, at Doctrine Gone?" This will be followed Christ Church. and Steel Engineers, Grosse Pomte question. The University of Minnesota shore Lane, were held Thursday, Oct. by seven workshops: "In The Begin- Club, Circumnavigators Club and Eng- clinical center is seeking persons aged 8, at the Verheyden Funeral Home. She died Wednesday, Oct. 7, at her Mrs. Constance H. ning Is The Word" (Using Scripture home. lish Speaking Union. 29 through 64 who have had their 'She died Tuesday, Oct. 6, in Harper with Children), "An Award Winning first and only heart attack within the Hospital. She was the widow of S. Pinkney Hintzen Score Tuck, a first secretary of the Amer. Services for Mrs. Score, 26, of Not- Mr. Buell is survived by his wife, Recipe far Teaching Religian," "Sim- past five years and are free of dia- A native Detroiter, she is survived ican Embassy in Paris. She was a tingham Road, were held Monday, Florenc~; two daughters. Eleanor ple Gifts" (What is Sacrament?), "The betes, stroke and heart surgery. by her husband, Charles E.; a son, member of the Country Club of De- Oct. 12, at the A.H. Peters Funeral Stephenson, Elizabeth Drinkas; four Rock" Which One Are You On':''' Gary E. Chapman; one brother and Anyone interested in more infor. troit, the Detroit Zoological Society, Home and St. James Lutheran Church step-daughters, Joan Micou, Pam Satt- (What is Church':'), "Who's In two sistl!rs. mation may call the University of the Grosse PC'inte Club, Sigma Gamma where she also laid in state. ley Morris. Martha Moray and Susan Charge':''' (Classroom Management), Interment was in Roseland Park Minnesota Hyperlipidemia Study col- Association and Friends of the Detroit She died Saturday, Oct. 10, in Higbie: a son, J. Lawrence Buell III and "Clowning Around" (an experi- Cemetery. i, ence of worship). Participants may lect at 612-376-4494. Public Library. Henry Ford Hospital. and a brother, Daniel H. Buel1. choose one workshop. Mr. Tuck is survived by a grandson Mrs. Score is survived by her hus- The evening will conclude with Small cars Dewey W. Picard and two great-grandchildren. band, Alvin; her parents, Heinz and Memorial contributions may be sent to South Macomb Hospital, 11800 prayer and a wine and cheese social. Dick Cavett has said he doesn't like Services for .Mr. Picard, 83, for- Memorial contributions may be made 'Hanna Hintzen; her grandparents, Twelve Mile Road, Warren, Registration and the $5 will be taken small cars, because every time he merly of the Pointe, lately of Boca to the Visiting Nursing Association of Mrs. Emma Christen and George Hint- at the door. stops at an intersection, he expecls a Raton, Fla., were held Wednesday, Metropolitan Detroit, the St. Peter's zen; one sister and one brother. For more information call Sr. Janet little kid to come up and say, "H's Oct. 7 at the Verheyden Funeral Home Home for Boys, the Sigma Gamma Interment was in Cadillac Memorial Arrangements were handled by the Wm. H. Hamilton Co. Schaeffler at 773.9220. my turn." and St. Joan of Arc Church. Foundation or a------_._---~charily. Gardens East. 'e In ••• Vlc Tanny Health &. Racquet Club Featuring all th~se Executive Club facilities: -Women's locker room with • Regulation racquetball/handball - Loun~e, health bar & pro-shop -Large co.ed whirlpool -Banked indoor 1/12th mile track individual dressing rooms courts -Olympic.size swimming pool .Separate steam & sauna rooms -Styling salon & showers -Women's vanity area -Men's exercise area -Cooed steam & sauna rooms -And more! -Women's exercise area -Aerobic dance exercise area -Aquatic exercise area - Men's locker room A limited number of Phase m Charter Memberships available Men ...Women call now! These special - Pre-Opening rates VIet NY w\\\ not EAST be repeated' - Health &.. Racquet Club = 20701 Old 8 Mile Rd. at Harper ...Call ...772-0005 • .. F, , , I. , •• W PC. ox ,...... Page Ten-A G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Thursday, October IS, 1981 _.__._------_._-_._------~-- Lifetime tuna supply Experts discuss nutrition at St. John Ken Fraser, a charter Healtl. food Food can play a critical role in basic food groups, fooo additives, boat captain of Prince your health and well being, Learn types of fad diets, successful dieting Edward Island, Canada. more about eating and nutrition by tricks, junk food fallacies, and return. I and e d an all.tackle restaurant attending an in.depth program on ing to good health and well being by world record 1,496.pound nutrition sponsored by the Patient changing and promoting good eating to expand Education Department of Saint John habits and practices. bluc.fin tuna off Nova The Grosse Pointe Park council last Hospital, 22101 Moross Road. . Scotia ,in 1979. His bait month approved the transfer of a . The program is slated for Wednes. Films, slides, posters and exhibIts was a whole mackerel. LAND LAlCas 4 Quart day, Nov. 18, from 7 to 9:15 p.m., in wi;1 be provided and healthful reo From 0 PUR.E Mack Avenue liquor license to Ronald The giant fish, which Mld,e' !.lInlhem styh the Hospital's Peter A. Whyte Me- freshments served. MAPLE LEAF SWEET - FRESH DiLaura, owner of Harvest Park, a surpassed the previou~ COLayAu morial Auditoriul\\. There is a $2 charge for literature. FARMS CHIDDAII NATURAL natural foods restaurant. mark 'by 261 pounds, The license was formerly owned by Two local experts, Jennie Hart and For further information and registra- CHICKEN A LA was hauled in on a 130. 1601.'1.99 IA. APPLE the Merry.Go.Round, a bar next door Debbie Ochman, who are registered tion, call the Hospital's Patients Edu. CORDON BLEU CIDER to DiLaura's Harvest Park. DiLaura dieticians, will cover such topics as ('ation Department at 343.3870. pound test line. Chi,ken A la Kiev OU.OWN ~ Gal. Plastic told the council he intends to expand 6 oz. SERVING HOM'MADf his business into the Merry.Go-Round S"C'AUY $fASONfO building by constructing a door be. EA. U. PORK SAUSAGE MEAT 99C tween the two. The license is a Class '1.75 C, allowing sale of beer and wine LB. FRESH - GREEN only. DiLaura said he intends'to offer GR088ELS fAMOUS '1.39 NEW CROP natural beverages. Corned Beef CITY CHICKEN MICHIGAN The business is located at 15402 All Center CuI flal. Mack. DiLaura, 31, is a resident of 3 10 4 Lb, Avg. Veal and Pork CABBAGE Detroit who opened his restaurant in Pieces c the Park in 1978. Onceina " ".87 LB. 12 lB. '2.49 LB. u.s. Gtade No. I Latg_ uan 8onele .. RoII.d Wor){ incentive FRESH IDAHO PORK LOIN !~~t:'~"n RAG ~~~I"(: toni(~at forum .I .ROAST POTATOES Reagan administration proposals to Lifetime CARROTS replace welfare programs with work 3 lbt.99C incentive plans will be the topic of '1.77 LB. 2 B09.49 discussion at the Third Thursday Forum, oct, 15, at 7:30 p.m. at Christ Church ,Miller Hall, 61 Grosse Pointe Boulevard. Opportunity Admission is free to the program sponsored by the Grosse Pointe Inter- Faith Center for Racial Justice. Beverly McDonald, welfare special- ist for Michigan Legal Services. will show a film strip and address ques- tions about \vork incentive programs. UP TO $2000INTEREST , .t..: Cham'her series ~, TAX-FREE , dates added • .f Tickets for this season's series of < chamber music concerts at the Edsel '" Eleanor .Ford House in Grosse . Pointe Shores are disappearing at a ,• brisk rate. Many of the originally NEW ALL-SAVERS CERTIFICATE 't.~ scheduled concerts have sold out but each program has been scheduled for Now you have a rare opportunity to earn up HERE'S WHAT ALL-SAVERS "" a new time, and tickets are available to $2000 interest tax-free in the new All. CERTIFICATE CAN MEAN TO YOUI Savers Certificate. This is a special certifi- for these performances, according to TAX BRACKET eFFECTIVE YIELD AT 12.14'1> ". Renaissance Concerts. cate issued for one year in denominations ,-. The series opened on Monday, Oct. of $500 or more, with interest set at 70% of 32% 17.85% , the yield found on one-year Treasury Bills. 5 at 8 p.m. with a special concert of ------._- '. The after-tax return or yield dependS on 37% 19.27% music 'by Polish composers. Detroit your tax bracket. A glance at the chart will ------Symphony Orchestra violinist Misha tell you how much you can earn, All ac- 43% 21.30% Rachlevsky and pianist Jonathan counts are insured up to $100,000. Come in ~ Shames will present a program of 49% 23.80% today and ask any of our savings coun------~ music by Chopin, Szymanowski and selors to help you take advantage of this ';'" 54% 26.39% Wieniawski. great new opportunity. ,.;," ,Give YO~Jrfurnace an extra month.off. Tickets are $7 and may be ordered :4, by &alling Renaiss.ance Concerts, Inc. r at 851.8934. ~ Your one-stop famity financial center, ~." The Kero-Sune Omnl 85z Portable and automatic shut-off device for 'II.. Heater' Is "rated at a powerful elCtra safety. 9 money-saving "' 13,100 BTUs an hour. So you can models to choose from. See a ~hiltiple Sclerosis heat the room you're In and leave demonstration today. the furnace off when there's Just a help group meets Savings ". ',-chllllrqtbe .aIr, And In the dead of '4 The next meeting of REMS Pointe ( . . -wlhter,>;YtiJJM ~Ir ;" Presiden t Woodrow .",: Y.. Wilson so much liked , the game of golf that he YILLAGE IlECO~~S 4 TAPE.' played W1ith black gol1 ~ balls in the winter snow. ."~ ..." is celebrating Sweetest Day (Saturday) with ~ 1 ,.~ >j I;< CANVAS . If I,', & -"aturical LEATHER ~ .Extra-Sweet Savings But .'\Iire SHOES ~ ••• J1"e~ve '::I~ ;oj W., Got I,! Com! ... .. ~ Glftt On Any Every album and pre-recorded, tape will be on sale Thursday, I. loa' .." .. _SuPfllIos ~ .-I Friday and Saturday, featuring: -.; FOUL WEATHER :\0 ~.. KENNY ROGERS ROLLING STONES GEAR ~. 7.50 CF IINOCUlAR < SHARE YOUR WVE lM:tl. ._~• Olca>tt AInoricDn - I.Conaclian-_ t.omUghlliol. -<- IOCUIDES ~~!f SilRT 11£ UP/H£AVEJI fil' WAITING ON A Flli ElI0 aoaums,r- _li=--'-~ UIy c...1IollIr Sutherland Horne Kenny Rogers Rolling Stones $7.95 Pavarotti Share Your Love Tattoo You 19605 Mack Live from Lincoln Center . S699 $699 TU 2-1340 o,.~"i. s1949 101,'.. 5,.... L,.,. On Bro.ed\'la) List Sale MILES DAVIS LENA HORNE: Price Price TlI: MANWITHM tOW The Lady And Her Musk: 1fIaAotSto-my __ $ 5.98 $ 4.49 ~ e.wttcMd BotMt~ ~ : An I\.ECOIlD~ 4 T.APE,~ I.\THE ALLIANCE TO SAVE ENERGY 17116 Kercheval 886-6039 Parking in rear. . '. Open 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday, Friday and, for this special sale, Saturday . ,. ,. ,.j ..,. $l ppa .t. P7' f. • P ••• p F'F •• ' Thur5day, October IS, 19~ I GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven-A - ~_~ ---l- _ ------,' ------_. O('t. 28 forum in FURNACES& BOILERS rPorch Enclosures'1 Harper Woods Canditlates for the Harper Woods Replaced t. SCftEN"AWNING, WIHDO~, t City Count'i1 have been invited to par- ticipate in a candidates' forum at 8 f:r.~~ SUOING'GlA,SS DOORS p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 28, in Room 105 of the Harper Woods .T. F. Ken- ~ \W.!W POINTE SCREEN nedy Library. PLUNBING&HEATING & SASH, INC. Sponsored by the lIarper Woods t: :J Library Commission, the program 17600 LIVERNOIS. 8637800 20497 MACK TU 1-6130 , will be conducted by the League of 15304 KERCHEVAl' 822 9070 17?6.MAPlE RO • 6434880 ...... I ...... ~ Women Voters of Grosse Pointe with Frances Schon enberg, immediate past ___r_-- -~-._-_. _.- --_."-~ president of the LWV, moderating, and Suzanne Suski, president, and Lenore Marshal, voter service chair- man, screening questions from the & ' audience . .>, Residents may meet and question FREEZER BEEF! the eight candidates vying for four council seats in the No\'. 3 election. IS IT A BARGAIN? Vegas Nigllt I for policemen.. Do You Know What Comes Grosse Pointe Lodge No. 102 01 the Fraternal Order of Police invites the public to a Las Vegas Night, Friday, Out of A Side of Beef? ...::.: ;--,..v: .• Oct. 23, at 7 p.m . The evening of entertainment will be held at the Lodlle Hall, 17500 East Does a Picture of a Cow with High adventure-18th century style' Nine Mile Road and funds raised by Twenty adventuro~s senior citizens and made it way down the Clinton River and into the event will be used to refurbish letters on it Confuse You. staf~ members from the Neig~borhood Club took the marshes where they spotted ducks, geese, the building. Admission is $5 per person. There off In an l~th century replIca trapper's canoe heron, egret, comical coot and a family of swans. will be wheels, dice tables, blackjack at. Metropohtan Beach recently for a fall.nature For more information about Neighborhoo:l Club and priz~s. Food and alcoholic beve- THEN IT'S TIME YOU MET tnp. Af~er a bit of advice on safety, canoeing activities for ~enio-rs call 885.4600. rages will be available. and a hIstory of the Voyageur canoe, the,group For tickets or more information A REAL 8UTCHER~ ------'------~- -- - visit any Grosse Pointe or Harper .Woods police station. Keep .your car tuned and save>money Rihs t.O go at COMIIO will vary depenrling on where people A properly maintained car can save idling.~ do business. an average motorist more than 230 Do-it-yourselfers also can save on Just like a professional mechanic, Lutheran East gallons of gasoline or $337 per y~ar, auto costs. The cost df car repairs that the do.it-yourselCer has certain equip- Lutheran High School East Boosters YORKSHIRE according to the Automobile Club of require little or no skill can be cut by ment needs. A novice may have to wiil ho~d its Annual Barbequ'e Ribs Michigan. up to 85 percent; reports the Auto invest about $100 for basic equipment, Dinner SUl)day, Oct. 18 from 12:30 to Auto Club based its figures on a, Club. but the payback can be fast. 2 p.m. at the school" 20100 Kelly, FOOD MARKET. vehicle driven 15,000 miles annually "With a little know-how and the Some of the necessary tools include Harper Woods. delivering 20 miles per galien with willingness to roll up their sleeves a large screwdriver; a Phillips.head The cost for adults and high school gas priced at $1.45 per gallon. and get their hands dirty, Michigan screwdriver, an adjustable wrench, an students is $4; senior citizens, $3.50; "The first step to economy -is a motorists can drastically reduce their oil filter wrench, pliers, a gauge lor grade sehoolers,. $2.50 rre-schoolers, 16711 MACK at YQrkshire 885-7140 well.tuned engine," said Robert Tel- auto repair bills," Tellier said. measuring spark plug gaps, an anti- $1.50; ana families, $12. Tickets will lieI', Auto Club's Emergency Road Largely because of "sticker shock," freeze hydrometer, a tire pressure l:le on sale at the door or call 371- Service manager. "Motorists can cut approximately 80 percent of the gauge, a ratchet wrench set, a set of 8'(::-0. Carry outs will be available. Immediately following the dinner, their fuel bills 10 to 20 percent and United States car fleet is three or heavy-duty ramps or jack stands and a extend the life of their vehicles by more years old. The need for repairs the Lutheran High School East Guild FREEZER BEEF SALE: "creeper" (board on wheels for roil- keeping them tuned at manufacturer's increases as the new-ear smell wears ing yourself under the car). presents a travelogue on Australia recommended intervals." off, thus accelerating. the do-it.your- "The key to saving money on car New Zealand, and Tahiti. Donation~ A tune-up should include an ig- self trend. . repairs is to do the job properly," will be accepted. nition check and any necessary ad- About 70 percent of all car owners said Tellier. "There are many good justments to the distributor; new or now perform some service and repair University bOlne HINDS LB. car repair books on the market and $1.49 clean spark plugs; adjustments to the on their autos, up from 55 percent 10 most communities offer evening adult is; burglarized carburetor such as idle speed and mix- years ago. In addition, Champion education courses. ture, al1d a check of the air and3uel Spark Plug Co. estimates that one- "Befo!'e starting, do.it-yourSelfers A home on University was bur. filters. A 15 percent improvement in third of all engine tune-ups are per- should consult the car's owner's manu- glarized last month, Grosse Pointe LB. .gas mileage would save a motorist formed by'weekend mechanics, up City poli~e report. SIDES al befo're )Jerforming any mainten- $1.39 The resident told police someone _' $163, nearly triple the cost of an from 25 percent a decade ago. ance," he added. -average t}1n~u~-. " ,~ .. <,~.... ," ~,n A:uto Club survey shows savings broke out glass in a back door and entered the home sometime between "Another big gas saver is proper of 55 to 85 percent for a'variety of Hair rope COME IN AND WE WIll EXPrAlN AND 8 a.m. and 3 p.m. Sept. 30. The thief tire pressure and wheel alignment," simple repairs, Auto Club compared ,!ypical human scalp has 100,000 ~ansa~ked the hpme, police said, tak- SHOW YOU, AND LET YOU DECIDE ' said Tellier. "Tires \il1derinflated by the prices charged for labor ($29 per hairs on it. Each hair is remarkably 109 several items including a rifle four pounds and wheels one-quarter hour) and parts at a Detroit-area ga- strong. If all those scalp hairs were and jewelry. WHAT'S .BEST FOR YOUR FAMILY. inch out of alignment combine to rob rage with the cost of parts at a lead. woven into a rope, they could be ex- . Police are still investigating the ': the motorist nine percent of the car's ing discount auto store. The following peeled to support a weight of more incident. :. fuel economy because of increased costs and savings were based on a than 12 tons. ~ ': rolJing resistance." six-cylinder 1979 Ford Granada with :: Correcting those two deficiencies air conditioning. :~ would save about $98 per year. ,. Oil change, filter and lube. Pro- WORRIED 1'711 MACI( AVE. ': A faulty thermostat, stuck in the fessional: $15.95, do-it.yourself: $7.22. at Yorkshire :: open position, causes a seven percent Savings: $8,73 or 55 percent. ABOUT :: reduction in economy because it pro- .Flush and refill radiator: Pro- 885.7140 :- longs engine warm-up. Fixing the fessional: $33, do-it.yourself: $10.58. • Hold-Ups? 0: thermostat can result in a $76 savings, Savings: $22.42 or 68 percent. • Burglary? . ,bPen Daily 9-8 :: which brings the annual total savings eReplace spark plugs. Professional: • Fires? , Sunday 10-2 :. of a well-maintained vehicle to $337. $40.77, do-it-yourself: $6.18. Savings: SECUfUTY SYSTEMS - Inexpensive 10 Saborale - • "YOUR COMPLETE FOOD & BEVERAGE CENTER" :~ "But don't stop there," said Tellier. $34.59 or 85 percent. '24 Hr. MOIIitOffngSvc. AV8Ilaille .Resl~tial and Cornmercial .' If your car is equipped with bias-ply • Replace air filter. Professional: . tires, switch to radials when it's time $7.28, do.it.yourself: $3.11. Savings: * * P'ACKAGE 1.1 UO. DEALER * * :: to replace them. They initially cost $4.17 or 57'percent. more but they reduce rolling resist- e Replace thermostal! P.rofessional: " ance and last about twice as long." $29.58, do-it-yourself: $4.56. Savings: :: Motorists can add to their gas $25.02 or 85 percent. U.S.D.A. AMERICAN •_ savings by following good driving • Replace headlight. Professional: -- :, techniques. These include gentle $15.47, do-it-yourself: $4.15. Savings: FRESH LAMB SALE! :. starts and stops, maintaining a steady $11.32 or 73 percent. :' speed (30 to 40 mph is the most fuel- ~he savings for an engine tune-up, • LEG "0" LAMB ....•.. 0 • 0 • LB. -2.19 '" efficient range), combining short er- whIch requires more skill, is 70 per- :, rands to take advantage of a warm cent ($75.36 versus $22.71). The sav, • SHOULDER CHOPS ••. 0 0 ••• LB. -3.49 : engine and avoiding long periods of ings on these maintenance procedures > ~------, ------• RIB LAMB CHOPS 0 eo 0 •••• LB. -3.99 ...' • FANCY LOIN CHOPS ...•. LB. -4.99 F~ESH GROUND BEEF.....•...•...... 3 LBS. '4.89 WHOLE TENDERLOINS ..•.•...•.••..•.••• LB. '3.99 WHOLE NEW YORK STRIPS.; •.••...••. 0 •• LB. 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FREEPARKING CONVENIENT LOT! \' Page Twelve.A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 15, 1981 .,"" .~------_._------. -----,- --_. ------~----~------ THE W~hilewe're at it By Tom Greenwood Why ao patrons allow movie Automobile Club "'McCULLOCH · l"m sorry, but these are ques. theaters to get away with "Golden of Michigan statis. :P Flavor" oil on popcorn instead of tions I just have to ask. tics show that about butter? While we're at it, why Why is it that businesses with three .f'.lurths do we pay $4 for a single feature 10-10 IS BACK w/16" BAR-- double glass doors always leave of school.related pe- movie preceded by commercials one locked? It aggravates cus. destrian acci. before the main feature? list $329.99 ELECTRONIC'. tomeI's, it forces them to squeeze dents happen at mid. Why do restaurants routinely block-not at inter. A IGNITION through one door' and it nearly offer instant iced tea, but wouldn't ONE OF pulls their shouldet apart when sections. Motorists t~h CHAIN BRAK6 dare automatically serve instant should he e d this McCULLOCH'S Saw the~' yank on the locked handle. coffee? . \\' hy build two, but only use one? "School's Open" re- ALL TIME Why can't people stay married? minder held by De. 88 Why is it when you receive an BEST Why is it beautiful girls are troit.area safety lJa. c~e::tc:=~s. unexpected $50 out of the blue, often with ugly guys, but hand. $299 troller Dennis Kan. you also get a bill for $48.50 some men are never with ugly sier and par e n t s ANOTHER GREAT SAW in the mail that very afternoon? women? should urge their Why QO drivers refuse to use Why do they start Christmas children to crOS3 on. their turn signals? Why do they advertising in September and spoil Iy at intersections. THE 320 w/CARRYIHG CASE refuse to say "thanks" after you the season for everyone? About one million let them in line? Why can't someone write a elementary pup i 1s I6"SPROCKETTlPBAR List $229.99 Why is it the good guys are horror story in which the vampire will be traveling to assassinated while the bad guys is killed with a sun lamp? You and from school in CHAINBRAKEAUTOSHARP $1 7 Q9 5 grow old and rieh? know? Michigan this year. ---, ...... Wh:, i. H thAt ""RArn"y Mill"r" '.Vhy is it t~eo!h~r gl.~Yis u~f'l~(1 l gets bumped for a "Donny and wrong" while I was merely mis. ~ WI'" aulbGriztt! McCulloch pa~~~r~cI DIII.r I ~ !\Iarie l\1eet the M'Jnsters on taken? Gilligan's Island" special while Why is it the insurance. premi- "B. J. and the Bear" sails along ums are always due the week ..#.{(~k:_ unmolested? before Christmas? Why is it your cash always runs . Why, in a nearly empty movle ------19815 MACK AVENUE GROSSEPOINTE WOODS, MICHIGAN 48236 out two days before payday? theater, will Wilt Chamberlain MOI.•Fr!. 8:00.5:30 88. 6 33 Sa1. 8:0(1-4:00 1- 2 WilY is it people will block decide to sit in front of you? traffic, circling a parking lot wait. Why do some people end every ing for a space a little closer to sentence with "ya know?" the store, rather than park and Why ,does homemade soup al. ways taste better the second day? walk an extra 10 feet? I Why is it you forget your Ld. Why is it the boss always walks number at the 24.hour cash ma. in two minutes after you've finally chine just as you walk up to it? cleared up all that work on your Why is it "temporarily out of servo desk? DENTISTRY ice" if you do remember your Why is it af~er you figure out fOR LESS number? what it's all about, it's all over? Christos F. Dogitses, D.D.S. NO CHARGI FOR IXAMINATION AND (ONSULTATIOtt .- AAA 9ffers free checkup: COME IN AND COMPARE Free vehicle maintenance checkups The list includes a check of six FlES GIVEN BEFORE TREATME~ to help ensure trouble.free starts for fluid levels - oil, antifreeze, trans. • ~u. Michigan motorists this wintet' will be mission, power steering, brake and • NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY sponsored by the Automobile Club of windshield. solvent - plus battery For Hew Patients or Emergency Michigan on Monday, Oct. 19, at 15040 terminals, air filters, belts and hoses, & East Warren, Detroit. tire pressure, lights and,wiper blades. • MOST WHm SILVER FILLINGS $14 • $28 ~n Emergency Road Service repre. Every motorist will receive a writ • • nm CLEANED $18 sentative and 31 service station attend. ten assessment of the checkup and ant will be on hand from 10 a.m. to two car care booklets . • UNCOMPLICATEDEXTIAOIONS $22 6 p.m. to check 12 items which are • ROOTCANALTHE"'" FRqM $95 called keys to .carefree winter driving. "We \Iolll demonstrate how easy Jt Seminal" to • CROWNS$~45 is for motorists to properly maintain vehicles," said J.R. Piana, Auto Club's • ';onsideration Given To Senior Citizens Grosse Pointe manager, "The 12 Items prevent crIme can be checked by an motorist in less The Grosse Pointe Woods Crime than one.half hour wllh minimal ef. Prevention Bureau - is sponsoring a 17200 Ealt Warren Ave. (NEAR CADIEUX) forL" . "Safety, and Security Seminar" on Monday, Oct. 19, from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m, at the Grosse Pointe War Memorial, 882-6500 32 Lakeshore, Grosse Pointe Farms. Call- 1 ~ ~. , Pa.rk firemen This seminar is ~pen to, the public and free of charge. Specialists from loca! police departments, fire depart- ins'peet homes ments, the State Poll~e, Detroit Edi- As part of its annual Fire Preven. son, A.A.A., and the MichIgan Re- I tion Week activities, members of the tailers Association will be available Grosse Pointe Park fire department to demonstrate: residential security will go door-to.door inspecting homes locks, alarms, and lighting. commer. . for fire hazards Jhis week and next, cial security, operation identification, ~• according to Chief Phillip Costa. _ child protection, fire prevention, traf- '/ fic safety, and seniQr citizen security. Get the • The men will cover about one.thlrd For additional information contact: • of the city this year, from Barrington I Patrick M. Fagan, Crime ,Prevention Local Sports Nevvs • to Grand Marais Boulevard, They will • Officer, 343-2416. s- check for potential fire hazards Delivered to your home • throughout the house and grounds . • The, inspections are voluntary ant,! Every Thursday ~ will not result in citations, for code Sta.r women are I violations, Costa said. ft------~------IMAIL YOUR CHECK TO: ' ! "We make suggestio.ns, but don't PSI members GROSSE POINTE NEWSf 98 KERCHEVAL AVE. : t issue viOlations," Costa said. r Joan Cox, parish secretary and IROSSE POINTE. 48236 I I Elizabllth Messens. elementary school ~ All inspectors will be wearing uni- I i forms. For more information call the secretary at Our Lady Star of the Sea ; department at 822-6400. in the Woods have qualified and been 1 YEAR I accepted as members of the Profes- $13 NAME I' i Corolla TerceI2-00or Sedan sional Secretaries International (PSI). I Fedoruk teaches Cox has been appointed to the I 2 YEARS STREET I •I Community Affairs Committee and is $24 .~ slide. techniques also assisting in "the annual 'wrapping I I and ribbon' fund raiser, ------1 ,~ "How,to Retouch Color Slides" will CITY HIGH MilEAGE AND be demonstrated by Ted Fedoruk at Messens was received into tile pro. 3 YEARS I ; , the Tuesday, Oct. 20 meeting of the fessional organization during Spolcial $34 ! I I Grosse Pointe Camera Club. The ceremonies at the September dinner. ! L... -_-_-_-S-T"-T-E_-_-_-_-_-_-_-....-_-_-_-_-_-_-~-IP-_-_-J I LOW PRICE. . meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. at meeting at Historic st. Andrew's Hall, \ Brownell Middle School, 260 Chal. I Introducing the 1982 Toyota Corolla Tercel downtown Detroit. ~l".. 2-Door Sedan. Here's front.wheel drive at its eco- fonte, in Grosse Pointe Farms. Pro- f nomical best. It's also one of the highest mi leage* ceeding Fedoruk will be color print and slide competition. ~ Toyotas. The Corolla ,I Visitors are welcome to attend. ! Tercel 2-Door Sedan is ,. Toyota's lowest-priced front-wheel drive. Plus ~ it's roomy. smooth-riding I1 ~ and loaded with Toyota Total Economy. Come see our new Corolla Tercel EPA ESI Hw, ,\lPG' 2-Door Sedan today Look at all these standard features that don't cost you extra. _. ./ " 1 5 liter 4-cyimder SOHC " Styled steel wheels engine " Mlst-<;yclewmdshleld " Fully transislorized ignition wipers/washer " 4-speBd synchromesh " Recli nlAghi-back front transmission bucket scats " MacPherson strut tront " Power-boosted Flo.thru suspension ventilation " Rack-and-pmion steering • Black urethane bumpers • Power-assisted brakes • Rust-Inhlblllllg front Snuggle up to a (fronl disc, rear drum) fender liners • Sleel.beited radial tires • And more .more .more, Betamax and be cozy. Compare these features. You may not find a better value on the road today. @ 'Remember Compa'e these esll:nates Ie the EPA Estimated MPG. of other veh,cle~ You may get d,fterent mIleage depeM,ng on how fast you drive, weather cOMlllOns a'1d triP length ACtU.11h,ghw~y mlle~ge will probably be le3s than the EPA rllgt-way Esllm~te .-.~ ... i{~ BY CADILLAC TOYOTA M•. Magnctlc--. IT COULD BE YOURS TOO 13.8% G.M.A.C. Financing Available I~ Sighl a loUftd T"t.drlv •• Cimarron. Before you buy or lease MY car, foreign or domestic, come In to our YOUR HOMEeITERTAII.EIT STORE dealership and test.drlve a Cimarron. Everything RINKE TOYOTA 11045 Kercheval in the village considered, Ifs an extraordinary value. VAN DYKE BTWN. 10.11 MILE • CENTERLINE 758-2000 OGER INKE 885-5300 • . .' •. ' VAN DYKE AT ,_ ; ~ STORE HOURS: - '.. MTW .10-7jTHF 10-9/5 9:30-5:30 CADILLA CAll COU£CT 758-1800 , ) ...... ,..."_ ...... _ ...... ,,_.,,..._p_p..,.;a..p_p_p...~_._,- ....""""'-..,F...... --p..,...... P...... p-....,...... p-.....---.- ...p-.-..------ Thursday. October 15, 1981 G R .0 SSE POI N TEN E W. S Page Thirteen.A ~------._-_. ---- ._._------ Guitar, flute FPIver lvere JOSEPH P. PERSE with duo on Oet. 28 lllle,nfJl()y(~tl "From the Upper Atr~osphere.. is A£- e 1Jpho!Jlel''j eO; the theme of a flute and classical l(ll~t Illonth • guitar concert slated for Wednesday, Michigan's L,,'(!mplr)ymel.t [,'ll' fell Oct. 28, 8 p.m. at the Grosse Pointe UPHOLSTERING & DECORATING to its low!'st levl'[ ill I,l':l! I:! two yean; Unitarian Church as the third in a Fluti,t Jall('t during Sl'otl'mbpl , ------_.-...... :...... _-_..-...-:..:-...-_------.;~.- - _....--.- --':------~ --- - ~ ------Page Fourteen-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October IS, 1981 ------_._----_._-----_. __._------~----_. Why does the rock The most reported it. Boston Theater visits Liggett :Cailed pumice float on em aooul U, S. President Know your schools Businesslike women :wate-r? It began as a lava \Wlard FlLImore is the "School Daze," a Jive theatrical grant from the Michigan State Legis. :fHled with gas,', 11;,.' fact that he was the first A University of Mich. presentation by the Living Poem The- lature. 'gaS<'s eS(,3J)(>d an<' 1 ,C I'!;:"! Fxrru"vr to install igan study found that atr: of. Bos.ton, was performed at The Living Poem Theatre has tour. more men than women :nli~~~(tllG of tln~~ h,. $ ., /';,:1' Iln in the While Constructive criticism UniVersity Liggett School Sept, 30. ed extensively throughout the East are goofing oU at work. :th3l 'I'YO ."Ih 3~r. Il" ,,~. "School Daze" is part of The De. Coast, including sold out engagements The following is a paTtia~ te:rt see basically that he is referring The average ma!e work- of a speech befoTe Grosse Pointe to the specific personal contact er it was revealed, troit Youtheatre's contribution to at the Kennedy Center for the Per- between individual school staff spends 52 minutes of his The Detroit Institute of Arts' "Show forming Arts in Washington, D.C. Puhlic School System staff by On The Road" touring program which After their statewide tour, "School Supt. Dr. Kenneth Brummel last members and members of the workday sipping coffee, CHRISTM.AS gossiping or daydream- brings professional performing arts Daze" was presented on Oct. 3 for month. community. He is concerned not ing, while the average programming to schools and commu. Detroit Youthe~tre "Something Ever.y <;0 much with warmth. courtesy In a small book entitled, "The female wastes only 20 nities throughout the state, The series Saturday" audiences at The Detroit and pleasantness in contacts .CARDS Semi-Sovereign Peoples," E. E. minutes a day seeking is made possible, in part. through a Institute of Arts' auditorium/theatre. with community ml'nbers (as ------_.----- Schattschneider pre s e n t s a diversion, we assume these are! ."en). framework in which to view He refers, rather, to our attitude community. He says that support 10% OFF toward suggestion and criticism. GARBAGE for the government depends on History.maker Creative Stress three things: one is the respon- Are we open to suggestion? POINTE"PRINTING, tNC. Elena Cor n a r 0, the siveness of the government or- Do we accept criticism in a con- GRINDER? Management 15201 K~RCtiEVAL "Tl"K{PO,NTl 822.7100 daughter of a wealthy Call ganization; two is the process of ~tructive vein? Are we open to Veneti'an, was the first LETTERPRESS AND OfFSET PRINTING Learn to revitalize body, mind and community involvement, which change when change is neces- woman in the world to relationships. Four week class BLUEPRINTS ., PLAIN PAPER COPIES $.10 is characterized by a "we" feel- sary? Do we really make indi- graduate from a univer- SCRATCH PADS • WEDDING INVITATIONS ing about their governm~nt. vidual students the focus of our sity. A master's and doc- OOginsWed., Oct. 21 7:30-10:00 pm The third equally important day-to-day efforts. Do we insist tor of philosophy were PLUMBING.~&HEATINC at Brownell School, 260 Chalfonte. awarded to her by the element is what Schattschneider on minimum standards of order, 11600 UYERltOlS • 863-1800 Course fee is $24.00 for info call attendance and respect? Do we University of Pad u a, describes as "the personalities Italy, on June 25, 1678 15304 KERCHEVAl .• 822.9010 NITE ItlOVES within the government." Relat- stand for something, and does 1128 MAPLE RD. • 643-.4saO 3t43-2178 ..- ...... 7.TI""1 ...... i!'g th~t plpmpnt to <;chools. we the community know us as in------_.----~-- _ ..-----_._------.LUU1'U~ dividuals and know what we ptesen's a lull stand for? Do we make certain For A New Experience 'Visit ~ that citizens' day-to-day, per- STAND-UP COMEDY South Players sonal contacts with the schools -....,..".wILD WINGS GALLERY THE POSTER LINEUP- plan Christie and libraries are positive and ~ THE MIDWEST'S NEWEST AND ftNESr open? Can citizens feel that NATURE AND WilDLIfE GAllERY COLLECTION fall production schools and libraries are places " ~ . " (eaturing limited edition reproductions ~ '. (rom original paintings. - By Tara Sendelbach where they are received warmly and listened to rather than "Then Litlle Indian," a play by \!~ Visiting Artist Schedule places where they meet aloof- ~ 15227 Agatha Christie, was chosen by South l)ess, abruptness, condescension? Dietmat Krumrey - Oct. 24th. 25th Irom 12-5 High School Pointe Payers ,last week Larry Hayden - Dec. 5th, 6th from 12-5 KERCHEVAL as their fall production. I believe that we in Grosse • Ciifvings anD Gill !fem-s. State and federal Ouck'Slimp'Prints GHO~SE POI~TE PARK There are 12 main characters in Poi n t e already score rather every wednesday the play, with several lesser roles, so highly when judged by these GALLERY KOIJRS :\lH'HIGA:\ -!I'<<:::~O I featur" some 01 the country's linest stand.up (omiu many students will be involved. Try. standards. Yet, I believe Vie Mon .. T\I~S, Wt'd.• Sal. 1000 • 6"00. Thl,ll"S.• Fn .• 1000. 9.00, Sun., 12-00.5:00 f ;~1:~-H2:~-n70 Call after 6:00 P.M. any day for reservations outs were scheduled last week. must redouble our individual WILD WINGS. ~75 ,\fin Arbor Tr.il IDowntown) Plymouth. Mi Mayor James H. Dingeman presided at the allhe Detroil Plazallotel Meeting. , I ATTENTION ' The Minutes of the Meeting which was held on September 14. 1981, were approved as cor- October 22-24,1981 rected. -I Racquetball Players, 1981 INVESTORS GAllERY Following a Public Hearing on the matter, Atlbolt loborotones the Council authorized the issuance of a permit i Wimbledon Racquet Club American family Corporotion Leading financial forecasters predict the 80's will be a great I to Mr. & Mrs. Paul D'Angelo of 251 McMillan, American 1'101<1'01ResoLRces decade for the sto::k r:narket. to erecl a 6 ft. stockade fence on their properly Setter Investing Mogazme I offers you prime time I Ball Corboro~oo located at the foregoing address, subject to the Binney &. SmIth Join this era of the Indi'liducllnvestor. the opportune time for execution. of a hold harmless agreement be- Biochem rnternatlonol both large and small shareholders to investigate personal. tween Mr. & Mrs. D'Angelo and the City of Borg.Womer Grosse Pointe Farms. iI I~ Braun Engineering financial grO\,y'thby investing in common stocks. 58 &own~Formon D,StJllef5 . Cen~ol Corporate Reports The Council approved the request from I An Hour .. ServIce Visit the Investors Gallery and discover a low cost stock invest- Jaycee Project Chairman, Andrew TiJotta, to Charles Schwotl & Co ment plan in which you can Invest os little as $2500 per run a Bike.a-thon on Saturday. October 24. 1981 C!'esetrough.Pand's CommOdify liod"'g CorpO!Oflon month to acquire shares in major corporations. or, in the event of rain Sunday, October 25, ~~. "II~, ~~ Dona CorpO!alton 1981. subject to specified conditions set forth by t : '\ for more information ~ De~ex Chemica! Chief of Police Robert K. Ferber. " ~ • DlScounlllrderoge Co , , Page Sixteen.A G R 0 5 $ E POI N TEN E W 5 Thursday, October IS, 1981 ------_._------_._------_._------_. DiNello's CLOUT isfor from insignificant To the Editor: commuter tax rate from 1.50per- message challenged the assump- tion that "lost" revenues from Views'. of the News. Two recent editorials in the cent to one-half 'of one percent. J The rollback would return the any tax reduction "wQuld have c Grosse Pointe News have con- to be made up somewhere". If demned the Commuters Lobby commuter rate to that rate shared by sixteen other Michigan C.L.O.U.T. is successful, commu- Opposed to U n f air T a xes ters will roll back the $45 mil- (C.L.O.U.T.) and its effort to re- cities which levy such a tax. Detroit would still receive in ex- lion increase which Detroit The stereotype lingers on . . . and on peal the 200 percent increase in gained by denying non-residents the Detroit non-resident income cess of $20 million annually from the non-resident tax. the right to vote. Perhaps De- Among some people in the national media and Obviously they are because, Zenn contends, the tax, Both editorials are victims troit leaders and the News ought other social critics, it long ha,s been popular to federal government forced the Grosse Pointe of u n for tun ate inaccuracies Far from being "insignificant" to consider cutting administra- hold Grosse Pointe up to ridicule and describe it school system to offer the school lunch program which deserve to be corrected. C.L.O,U.T. has attracted over 500 tive expenses before seeking al- as a community of wealthy snobs with little in- just three years ago. The com1;lined editorials con- dedicated circulators who are ternative sources of revenue. terest and concern for the average citizen. People TO QUALIFY FOR a free lunch, a student tend that C.L.O.U.T. is "insignif- working hard to obtain the 230,- Senator Gilbert J. DiNello 000 signatures necessary to place in the Pointes angrily deny such accusations and in a family of four must come from a home in icant"; has no chance of success; C.L.O.U.T. Chairman can point to statistics which refute them but it's which the monthly income cannQt exceed $916. lacks an alternative !unding the issue on the. November 1982 a free country in which free speech and a free source for Detroit; lost a lawsuit ballot. In addition to the thou- To qualify for the reduced-price lunch, a student sands of signatures already re- press flourish. from a family of four must come from a home to halt the commuier tax; and Letters that it opposes any non-resident ceived, C.L.O.U.T. has been en- Consistent with this media tradition of offer- with an average monthly income of no more dorsed by the Macomb County The News welcomes letters than $1,303, and pay 40 cents for his lunch. All tax. It is clear from these state- to the editor from our readers. ing stereotypes of Grosse Pointe, Time magazine ments that the paper is so badly Board of Commissioners and by last week cited Grosse Pointe's North High School students, regardless of family income, are eligible scores of elected local officials Letters should be signed with for lunch if they pay $1.20 apiece. informed that it should research a name, address and telephone , as an example of waste, extravagance and even this issue from the beginning. from throughout suburban De- , c cheating in the school lunch program. The article triot. The chance of success is number where the writer can Despite the stereotype of Grosse Pointe as a The C.L.O.U.T. petition drive be reached during the day in said the federal government shelled out $94,000 wealthy suburb, some residents do qualify under very real. last year to subsidize meals for the North stu- began in response to the June 23 case there are questions. the income levels set in the school lunch program. special election whereby Detroit C,L.O.U.T. had nothing to do Names of letter writers will dents-a dollar figure that was close to accurate- And so even if North High School's parking lot 1 l'" , _ ~ ....,..1 ...3 ...... 1 • voters imposed a 200 percent in- with the Commuter Tax Associ- VL.( L \.,u ...... u. U"\.4'-4'"' ...... be withheld under special cir- IS "l1l1ed witIl :HUU~IlLs' Vvlh:,wag",iJ.", 110.. :1';5 u..d crease upon non-resident taxpay- ation lawsuit, ali.huugil ii :.up- cumstances. "SOME CHEATING was involved. The school even one classic E-type Jaguar," as Time said, ers. Non-residents were denied ported its efforts. As for an al- Address letters to Editor, board knows that more than a few parents lied not all of the students attending North and other the right to vote, and C.L.O.U.T. ternative funding source for De- . Grosse Pointe News, 99 Ker- about family income or exaggerated the number Grosse Pointe schools have the kind of affluence seeks to amend the law the Leg- troit, the News has failed to cheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, of their dependents in order to qualify for free represented by the cars parked at the scnool. islature passed which allowed listen to the voters' message on Mich. 48236. or reduced-price lunches. Lacking the staff to Nor does the federal government pick up all this inequity by rolling back the Proposal A last spring. That check up on. claimants, Grosse Pointe schools the cost of the school lunch program. In Grosse found it cheaper to take parents at their word Pointe, the school system gets back from the Councilman denies group connection and dish out the low-cost meals." federal government 98 cents on each free lunch If you care, address for their campaign liter- Those statements infuriated many Pointers served, 58 cents on each reduced-price lunch and To the Editor: 10.5 cents 'on each of the lunches available to buckle up It has recently been brought ature. as well as members of the Grosse Pointe school Councilman Frederick Lovelace, board. Benjamin Zenn, director of support serv- everyone regardless of income. Last year the To the Editor: to my attention that some per- school system figured it cost $1.56 to prepare each I feel sorry for the two Grosse son or persons are distributing Grosse .Pointe Woods ices for the school system, fired off angry letters Pointers who wrote the News campaign literature under the of protest to the Time reporter who collected the of the lunches. The local taxpayers picked up the tab for the b3.1ance that wasn't paid by students. objecting to compulsory seat name of "People For 'Better Roll the dice information for the story as well as to Henry beLt usage: I fear their feelings Government" using my home The Bishop, Gallagher High School Grunwald, editor-in-chief of the magazine. It is true an argument could be made that the about seat belt t~se cause them address. . Lancers Club is sponsoring Las Vegas In his letters, Ze~n said Time's stat~ments that federal government should not subsidize school to refuse to use the life-saving I would like to inform the Night Saturday, Oct. 17, from 7:30 board members knew of abus~s but delivered the lunches in Grosse Pointe or anything else in this seat and shoulder belts, thus residents of Grosse Pointe Woods a.m. to 1:30 p.m, at the school, 19360 meals anyway were "incredulous, ludicrous and community. Yet if family income is to, be the leaving themselves 'open to in. Harper Avenue. that I disavow any association There will be Blackjack, dice tables lic~lous." He threatened a libel suit because "no determinant, then the (ederal government ought juries when they might have with this group nor do I know to make it possible for the school system to re- none; or worse, dying in a seri- and wheels. Refreshments will be board members were contacted and no statements who the members are. available. from staff members acknowledging this claim quire proof of family income from applicants. ous accident, when they might But federal regulations prohibit such a means test. "People For Better Govern- Proceeds will go to the Bishop Gal- were ever made." . otherwise have only been in- ment" have not received nor are lagher Athletic Fund. Only those 19 jured. . Zenn also put Christopher Redman, the Time THE SQUABBLE hardly seems to be worth they allowed to use my name or years and over will be admitted. reporter who is himself a Grosse Pointe resident, all this attention. Yet if a community is held up What a pity that people do squarely on the spot. Zenn quoted a felephone to ridicule for offering a program required by not avail themselves of these conversation in which Redman had acknowledged the federal government and is criticized because .wonderful and simple devices the off~nding sentences were "totally in error some cheating is suspected but' is not permitted .which will so effectively protect I and a distortion of the facts" he had received from to require income information from applicants, them when they are in the Sl'lV- school personnel. Zenn'said Redman claimed his then it also has the right and obligation to re- eral accidents (statistics show) copy had been changed by someone in the New spond. And the Pointes school system has done so. they will sustain during their York office. For those familiar with Time opera. As older Pointe residents know, however, lifetimes. ti~ns, that is not exactly unusual. this probably won't be the last time the Pointes I feel that compulsory seat By Pat Rousseau More important than this debate over where will be stereotyped, It has happened b'3fore and belt usage is appropriate when and how Time got its information is the question no doubt will happen again. But let's hope future I recall (1) seeing two friends At Hartley's Country Lane ... you of whether Grosse Pointe students are entitled criticism will be based on better facts than those buckle up when crossing into will find a good selection of corduroy to .take part in the federal school lunch program. collected by Time magazine. Canada and then deliberately skirts in bright green, pink, yellow, beige, i" unbuckling while on the bridge navy, burgundy or camel. Some have returning to Michigan (they motifs and interesting trims. Choose split were more concerned ab0ut a skirts and slim skirts . . . 85 Kercheval. Canadian fine than about their Look again at tax cuts own well-being); and (2) noting At Picard-Norton ... •'me RUGGER another friend refuse to wear shirt 'by Glint has just arrived. Long Opposition to proposed property tax cuts Shiawassee County drain commissioner, and other her shoulder belt just a week sleeve, all cotton the shirt comes in maize appears to be gaining ground in Michigan as more tax cut zealots if the Legislature fails to act. The after visiting' her daughter in and blue -stripes or kelly and navy , .. and more people become aware.of the implications question is, however, whether the citizens of the the hospital who was there be- $32.50 at 92 Kercheval. of the drastic reductions in the funding for schools state are as anxious for property tax cuts as cause she didn't have her belts and public services that would be required if they were believed to have been in the past, now on when in a collision. If . . . you're looking•for beautiful additions to some of the proposals were enacted. that they are learning the dimensions of the re- your home, be sure to see the handsome eclectic ductions in services their schools and local gov-. To argue that compulsory dining rom set that features a glass top table and One straw in the wind was the recommenda- ernments will be apt to suffer. seat-belt usage infringes on our Chippendale side chairs, the two new oriental rug and tion by House Republican leaders to scale down It is true that the Grosse Pointe school district rights is fallacious. Seat belts are the charming cherry pencil post bed at Lambert-Brow their property tax relief plan by phasing it in is better prepared to face more cutbacks than are a form of insurance (against in- Interiors, 11 Kercheval., • on a gradual :basis. The savings still would be many other districts because it has $1.4 million jury). We are required to have substantial, $235 million in the current year and in surplus funds. But it was estimated'last week home insurance (if we're. buy- At Carl Sterr . . . there's• a great rI $516 million in' each of the two succeeding years, that the district would lose almost $200,000 in ing) as well as auto insurance, . selection of sweaters in handsome colors but they would not put as much immediate state aid by November, That cut will. be a result and these we accept. for men. Included are Shetland crewneck, pressure on the state government as the original of the governor's cut in state aid to education and cables, stripes and argyles. In lambswool GOP plan. However, the House plan still would We should not have the right local governments for the current fiscal year and to injure ourselves in that "in_ there are cable V necks and sleeveless require the state to reimburse local units of 'gov- does not take into account further cuts that might cardigans ... 80 Kercheval. ernment for an their property tax revemle losses .. evitable" accident. Nor should come as a result of new property tax relief legis- we have the right to burden our • At the same time, the Michigan Education lation. families and society with high Christmas ... is on display• at Seasons Association made public the results of a statewide Perhaps Michigan and the federal government costs of liospitalization due ,to of Paper. See the beautiful wrapping poll which found that 60 percent of the state's are get~ing the cart before the horse. In their largely avoidable injuries. paper, ribbons, candles, personalized cards 'voters would be "very unlikely" to support a eagerness to reduce. taxes, they are cutting deeply and counter cards, party invitations, and tax cut t]->~twould reduce state aid to education. . into sources of revenue before deciding just what Concluding, we. should all gifts including copper finished musical Approximately the same proportion of respond- government services can be trimmed or elimi- wear our belts-if we care for clowns, musical metal sculpture and pic- ents said they consider the quality of public nated. Once the cost, size and extent of govern- ourselves and love 0"r fllmilies. ture frames. There is also a very unusual . education in Michigan to be good. ment programs are agreed upon, it would be Gerald R. Pearsall, line of stationery and notes . . . 115 Ker- STILL MORE doubts were raised about the much easier to make intelligent decisions about Grosse Pointe Woods cheval. advisability of property tax cuts by the Detroit how much taxes should be reduced and where Free Press which came out against them on the they should be cut. Topping Fashion . . . •at the Greenhouse are the grounds they "represent a betrayal of the best IT IS TRUE. citizens everywhere still, are Ford House should new taupe and black cotton sweaters styled with dol- interests of the people and of the state." The concerned about high taxes but in an inflationary man sleeves and scooped neckline. To tie a look to- newspaper called for further examination and period costs of public services rise along with the be on 1he tax rolls gether wrap the waist with the new bronze leather debate on the tax cut proposals. costs of everything else. To propose cutbacks in To the Editor: Gov. William Milliken's tax cut plan, made taxe3 before learning the effects of a reduction in Recently I wanted to take my .as part of his economic recovery program, calls revenues on public services does not appear to architectural students on a field :::~~7;;;~c~;~:;;;:;e::~ be the intelligent way to go. This newspaper trip to the Edsel Ford House on ~:.~~::~;'~3.~"" for a 10 percent reduction in this year's bills, a 15 percent cut in 1982 and a 20 percent slash in would counsel further discussion, examination Jefferson Avenue. The purpose in new pataterns, either wipe-off or quilt- !l-7"'" 1983, with 65 percent of the los;; suffered by local and dialogue among the contending parties so that was to expose the students to the ed at the League Shop, 72 Kercheval. -T units of governments being made up by th", st , ' .....¥~;"":"I!Z~."";"'11_&'=4= .... People Section of The Pointe l B The Second Section- ! Thursday, October /5, 1981 From Another Pointe Short and Of View to the Pointe By Jallet Mueller MR and MRS. DAVID J WATTS, of Dearborn, announce the birth of There's a new location for the Holiday Mart sponsored their second child, a daughter. ERIN by the Gift Shop Guild of the Cottage Hospital Auxiliary, ELIZABETH WATTS, Aug. 18. Mrs. ~ut al! the ~narvelous booths-small gifts, jewelry, toys and Watts. the former MARY E. BRAM- Imgene-wlll be back, the Gourmet Shop will once again MER, is the daughter of DR. and :MRS, be stocked ~vith delicious home-baked goods, and Attic FOREST E, BRAMMER, of Devon. shire Road. Paternal grandparents Tr~asLlr.es WIll offer its traditional, fine array of silver, are MR. and MRS. HOWARD J. chma, lmens, books and knicknacks. . WATIS. of Royal Oak. Older brother KEVIN is 4. However: this year, the place to do some early Christ- mas shopping in old-fashioned splendor is the Grosse Pointe KE:\'NY MAZER SCH~llDT cele- War Memorial Center's Alger House, NOT the Cottage brated his first birthday on Sept. 2 Hospital Nurses' Resldence. The HOlIday Mart wIll be held !~/\\'iii~ d bui'J\:u p~;,tr ;;i':c!": ~y h~5' I'?r~ at Alger Hous( next Thursday, Ocl1. 22, from 10 a.m. until ~li,. ents. MR. and MRS. KENNETH L. 3 p.m., with snack bar service at 11:30 a.m. SCHMIDT. of Lothrop Road. Guests included Kenny's Lot h r 0 pRo a d Mrs. Paul Moreland, Mart chairman, and Mrs. James friends, maternal grandparents COM- M:ullaney, co-chairman, have been working with the Bou- MISSIONER and MRS. JOHN MAZ- tique Group through the year to create an exciting assort- ER. of Loraine Road. and paternal grandparents MR. and MRS. ALVIN ment of handmade gifts, including needlepoint, macrame SCHMIDT, of Stanhope Road. Frank and Christmas ornaments. They promise something for Dansbury entertained as "clown" as everyone plus many prizes, topped off by a weekend trip he had at Kenny's mother's birthdays. to Toronto for two. ' STANLEY BRAKE KING, of New- Other Cottage A-uxilians involved in preparations for Fashion hreal{fast beJlefit for Harper ... castle Road, received his Bachelor of a super successful Silver A'nniversary Mart are Mrs. Robert Reiko, who has brought new fame to the Harper Auxilians, MRS. MARK K. WILSON Science degree in Engineering from the University of Illinois at Urbana. Sutton, Mrs. Frank Skinner, Mrs. Joseph Fitz, Mrs. Russell ancient Japane3e art of hand painted fabrics, is (center), chairman of the day, flanked by MRS. Champaign in August. Noble, Mrs. John Marshall, Mrs. George Sibilsky, Mrs. bringing her latest collection of gowns and WILLIAM NAGEL (left) and MRS. CLINTON George Nelschke, Mrs. Sanborn Brown, Mrs. Fred Gies, • • • scarves from New York to Jacobson's in-the- R. SCHARFF, who will be among a corps of Grosse Pointe North High School Mrs. William Turner, Mrs. Betty Parkinson, Mrs. Margaret Village for a continental breakfast benefit and hostesses including Mrs. Denis Lenahan, Norma Laymon, Mrs. Otto Theuerkorn, Mrs. Gay Theuerkorn, graduate LISA M. VALLEE, daughter fashion show a week from tomorrow, Friday, McCarrol 'and Mrs. Robert Turney. Tickets are of MR. and MRS. ROBERT G. VAL- Mrs. Boniface Maile and Mrs. Warren Damman. This year's Oct. 23, at 9:30 a.m. The program is sponsored $7 general admission, $10 patron, Everyone is LEE. of Thorn Tree Road, has been Mart proceeds will be used for Cottage's Surgical Ambula- by the Harper Hospital Auxiliary, with all pro- welcome. Reservation information may be ob- elected to membership in Gold Key tory Unit. - ceeds going toward the Auxiliary's large com- tained by calling 822-7141. Reiko will do her honorary at DePauw University, mitment for cancer treatment at Harper. Pic- own commentary for the trunk showing. Mrs. Greencastle, Ind., where s,he is major- Salute to Bon Secours Veterans tured above putting final touches on arrange- Helen Rue, of Dearborn, is the Harper Auxil- ing in Political Science. The Friends of Bon Secours Hospital will honor 14 ments for the morning are a trio of Pointe iary's current president. (Continued on Page 4B) members of the Bon Secours medical staff who have served the hospital 30 years or more a week from tomor~ow, Friday, Oct. 23, at the second annual Friends' dinner dance. PARAMOUNT PROMOTIONS PRESENTS Accepting congratulations at the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club GREATER DETROIT will be Cyril R. Defever, M.D., George C. DeSmyter, M.D., James M. Fisher, M.D., George R. Granger, M.D., Malcolm A~TIQUE SHOW & SALE J. Kelson, M.D., Lawrence' A. Kroha, M.D., Frederick E. Lang, M.D., Alfred M. Large, MD., Gordon R Maitland, OCTOBER 16, 17, 18 M.D., JamesR. Marshall Sr., M.D., William J. Scott, M.D., DAILY 12 to 10 p.lI. SUNDAY 12 to 6 p.m. Robert G. Swanson, M.D., Donald N. Sweeny Jr., M.D., and Nelson M. Taylor, M.D. MICHIGAN'S LARGEST ANTIQUE SHOW The evening, which beins at' 7 p.m. with cocktails, DETROIT ARTillERY ARMORY will also commemorate the Centennial of the Sisters of 15000 W. 8 MILE RD., NEAR NORTHLAND Bon Secours in the United States. Johnny Trudell's Orches- tra will provide the dancing music. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Zimmerman and Mr. and Mrs. WE REPAIR Ralph J. Kliber are honorary chairmen 9f the party, pro- • Patek-Phillipe <:eeds from which will be used for medical equipment and :edu'catio,nal programs at Bon Secours. Dr. Sweeny and •.~ VachefQn-C.OJlsJIl"tin Eileen King share general chairman responsibilities. Assist- .' '".'Audumafs-Piquet . ing them are Gail Schneider, Mary Margaret Sweeny and • Rolex Anne Gehrke, in charge of patrons; Pat Alandt, Betty • Omega Ireland and Louise LaFond, decorations and arrangements; Peggy Burke and Harriet McIntyre, invitations and mail- 'We cullom del18n and ~ulkJm c:ra£t £ine jewelry .•. your semi or ou .... ~ ing; and Marcy McNeill, program. For information on how 'lur exdulhe. one-or •• -klnd eol!ec:lionl. to get in on the Salute to Bon Secours Veterans fun, call 343-1520. • Valenle Jewel,." Royal End to A Golden Age Since 1934 The Prince 'and Princess Antoine de Bourbon-Skiles 16601 E. Warren .. 1-4100 are coming from their home in Belgium. Prince Giovanni Monday-Friday 9 10 6, de Bourbon-Siciles is cOJT.Iing fr0Il! his home in Brazil. Saturday 9 to S (Continued 011 Page 4B) • I I I GALLERY COLLECTION OF POSTER ART FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD From Thursday, October 15 through Saturday, October 17, we willproudly present this impressive collection of poster art by internationally-known artists: RenOir.Erte. Brian Davi~. Edward Baynard, Jerry Schurr, Friedman, Steven Kenny. Greg Curnoe. John Lander, AC. Gorman. T.C. Cannon and Gary Bukovnik. Included are Oriental deSigns. landscapes and artistiCclassics All selections are J carefully mounted and framed, ready to grace your . j home's walls with the same Jacobson's Jilt shops of '-.11I rOil ~l1lH '11 \111'( lll'l Store for the Home - Grosse Pomte W4tt~I\.1'i~rc~ L. Grosse Pointe • Somerset_M_aU--, L i " ..----~-..... - Page Two-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 15, 1981 .. _---- -_. , Getting Settled Traveling ~rt Star of Sea rites Lynne E. Garred Made Simple. show is here The Art Center is ex- is August hride New.Town dilemmas fade after II WELCOME hibiling the 35th annual for K.arell Farrar WAGONcill, ~ The evening ceremony Friday, Sep- At home in Farmington Hills are As WELCOME WAGON Representative, it's my traveling M i chi g a n Watercolor Society Ex- tember 4, in OUl' Lady Star of the Sea Mr. and Mrs. David Stuart Cameron, job 10 help you make ~,hemost of your new neigh- who vacationed on Bermuda following borhood. ShoppinJ( ArPA". Community opportuni- hibition '81 Oct. 4 Church at which Karen Rita Farrar, their late afternoon wedd~ng Satur- ties. Special attractions, Lots of tips (0 save you through 21. Tlw Art daughter oC Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. . day, August 22. in Christ Church, time and money, Center is housed in the Farrar, of Stratton Place, spoke her Plus a hasket of gifts for your family. old Carnegie Lib r a r y marriage vows to Mark Charles High- Grosse POinte, and a reception at the I'll be listening for your call. building, 125 Macomb field was followed by a reception at Grosse Pointe Hunt Club. Place, Mount Clemens. Lochmoor Club. Mrs. Cameron is the former Lynne Gallery hours are from The newlyweds vacationed on Par,)- Edwards Garred, daughter of Mr. and ~~~~~P.~ 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tues- dise Island in The Bahamas and in Mrs. Thomas Arthur Garred, of Merri- day through Saturday Florida. They will make their home weather Road. Mr. Cameron is the Gro Polnl 881-5618 and from 1 to 4 p.m. in Mount Clemens. son of Mr. and Mrs. Dugald Cameron, Sl. CI.I, Shor 881-2221 .J Sunday. Women's Amer- The bride chose a traditional gown of Blairmoor Court. ican aRT will )lOstess of sheer silesta and Venise lace, Em- The bride chose a gown of white the opening public re- pire.waisted, styled with a Queen silk organza for the 4 o'clock cere- ception from 1 to 4 p.m. Anne neckline and English net bishop mony at which The Reverend Jeffrey Sunday, Oct. 4. sleeves ending in embroidered cuf( S. Dugan presided. Her Empire bod- The Michigan Water- points, its pleated skirt hemmed in ice, featuring a portrait nc.ckline and color Society Exhibition lace, and a matching Juliet cap with long, full sleeves, was appliqued with is spotlsored by Battle a long, lace-accented veil. White roses princess lace. Her skirt extended into Creek Art Center, Draw- and stephanotis formed her bouquet. a chapel train bordered with match- ing lace and satin. ing and P r i n t Club, The Reverend Hector Saulino pre- Photo by Poul Goch A Juliet cap of heirloom lace held HAIR CUTTING Founders Sodety, De- ~ided at tpe 6 o'clock rites. Cathy Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs .. troit Institute of Arts, Ricci attended the bride as honor Mark C. Highfield David S. Cameron her triple.tiered, lace.accented, cathe- Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. maid. Brides'maids were three sisters dral length illusion veil. She carried Ford II and the Michi- oC the bride, Cathleen Farrar, Patti a cascade of Eucharis lilies, stepha- gan Foundation for the Perlin and Sheila Meier, their sister. notis and ivy. Arts. in-law, Kathy I"arrar, and Cindy T&~~y ~H::t;~~h C:r:~d. ser'.'ed ~s • The Sales and Rental Kelly. honor maid for her sister. Brides. Gallery will feature Dor- They wore blouson.bodiced dresses maids were Frances A. Robinson, of othy Gallant as guest of salmon nylon, styled with sheer, Huntsville, Tex., Jane A. Campbell, artist during the '81 Ex- , scooped necklines and circular skirts. oC Oil City, Pa., Deborah D. Davis, COLOR hibition. She will exhibit They carrled nosegays of Sonia roses of St. Clair Shores, and Audrey A. her w:;tercolors from and baby's.breath and placed matching Cameron, the bridegroom's sister. Oct. 4 through 21. salmon-eolored Sonia roses and baby's- They wore long-sleeved, formal Also on display will be breath in their hair. length dresses of soft peach flofal three s cui P t u res of Michelle Meier, the bride's niece, chif(on print. sashed in peach satin. award-winning art i s t was flower girl. and carried bouquets of miniature James A. Carlos. entitled Mr. Highfield, son of Mr. and Mrs. carnations in peach and tangerine Hawk, Duck and Lady. Glen C. Pighfield, of Greenbush, shades, with baby's-breath. There is no charge for asked Erik Bergh to act as best man. Mark S. Heppting, of Farmington, viewing the Art Center Ushering were Bruce and Paul High. was best man. Ushers were James galleries, gift shop and field, brothers of the bridegroom, Brewer, Charles' VanBecelaere and BODY PERMs sales and rental gallery. Gary, Chip and Tim Farrar, brothers Donald Fergie, all of Grosse Pointe, Contributions are wel- d,f the bride, and Dave Sabin. and Jeffrey Meyers, of Souderton, Pa. come; the Art Center is The mother of the bride, wore a The mother of the bride wore a a private, non-profit or- .":, dress of ivory chiffon, trimmed with ~ long, soft pink gown, featuring a ganization devoted to fos- square Jacquard print on silk chiffon eyelet lace, and an ivory jacket, tering interest in the ~,~ and accented with a satin ribbon belt. satin-stitched with eyelet trim. She visual arts. .. The bridegroom's mother chose floor pinned cymhidium orchids to her silk The place to discover Fur the r information purse. The bridegroom's mother, in length, pale peach chiffon, styled with ~. 1:. --4 • in Kay 8aum may be obtained by call- a pleated, scalloped bertha and skirt. .F. ..~. lavender chiffon. ruffled at wrists ing 469-8966 between 9 Phalaenopsis orchids and Sweetheart "":'. r.' and neck, also pinned cymbidium ..:.:.: .~ a.m. and 5 p.m. Tuesday -roses formed both mothers' wrist orchids to her p\lrse. Come in or call 885-3240 through Saturday. corsages. :' if Mr. and Mrs. David Cameron came Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. from Glasgow, Scotland. to attend their grandson's wedding. Another John Alfred Brush Bruce L. Devnew special guest was the bride's god- father, Donald Stumpf, of Eggerts. Plan Valparaiso It happens-not frequen.tly, but it does happen-and it's a ville, N.Y. Society Editor's nightmare" when it does, and last week it did, Other out-of.town guests included Guild. festivities and the pictures of the happy couples above somehow got switched, t.he bridegroom's uncles and aunts, The Detroit Chapter of the Valpa- so the Devnews were identified as the Brushes, the Brushes as Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Combs, of raiso University Guild is holding its the Devnews. This week (hopefully) we've got it right, the Caistor Centre. Ont., and Mr. and Jubilee Octoberfest salad luncheon Brushes-she's the former Stephanie Alane Withrow, daughter Mrs. Ian Hepburn, of Lansing; the and card party today, Thursday, Oct. of the Harold J. Withrows, of Houston, Tex.; he's the son of Mr. bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. 15, at Saint Thomas Lutheran Church and Mrs. Alfred W. Brush, of Blairmoor Road-on the left, the Greene Fenley III, of Naples, Fla.; and the bride's cousins, Captain and on Kelly' Road in East Detroit. The :pevnews-she's the former Debora Lee Van Gelderen, daughter party tegins at noon. Reservations, Mrs. Raymond Jones, of Guildford, of the Theodore Van Gelderens, of Hawthorne Road; he's the son Surrey, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Zimmer, at $4 per person, may be obtained by of the Franklin Devnews,'of Tequesta, Fla.-on the right. contacting Vera Beck at 885.0491. of Virginia Beach, Va., and Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Rayfield, of Kansas City, Kans. - .. M:9J'~ 'fIFe p'r.. '"nd Mrs. George MaCOlnb PSI sets Heppting and Diane Heppting, of .' Metro'~'&irl'Sc(juf'voluliteers cited Denvel', Col., Mr. and Mrs. Herbert success scnUllar Several Pointe'residents were among' jars embossed with the Girl Scout Abrams, of Columbus, 0., 'Mr. and The Macomb Chapter of Profes- Girl Scout volunteers honored at the logo. Mrs. Samuel Dick, of Burlington, sional Secretaries International will First Birthday Gala of the Michigan Cathy Christensen, also of Grosse ant., Dr. and Mrs. Russell Campbell, present Success by' Design, their Metro Girl Scout Council. held re- Pointe, was presented with a mini. of Oil City, Pa., Sally Edwards Fen- seventh annual seminar, Saturday, cently at Marygrove College's Alum- ature Girl S,cout pin for her volunteer ley, of- New York, N.Y., and William Nov..'7, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Ma- . nae Hall. Guest of honor Helen W. work as an assembly conveyor, serv- Greene Fenley, of Natchez, Miss. Simple ... subtle .:, classic. comb County Community College's Milliken, Michigan's First Lady, re- ing as liaison between the assembly, Every woman should own fashion's Center Campus on Garfield Road in ceived the 1981 Michigan Metro Girl a forum for members' communica- Mount Clemens. Scout Community Award. Mrs. Milli. tions. and the Girl Scout Council's classic ...cultured pearls accented Cost is $26 for members, $28.50 ken was cited for her support of equal board of directors. Hold fragrant wlth14 karat yellow gold. A. Pearl and for non-members, including a lunch rights for women, her dedication to of breast. oC capon, rice pilaf, salad, the arts and her commitment to the Another Pointer, Evelyn Parise, re- diamond studs, $325. B. Pearl and ceived the Daisy Honor Award, ~iven foIL workshop gold bead choker, $310.C. PearJand vegetable and fresh fruit compote. values of volunteerism. Registration deadline is Friday, Oct. on the local community level for vol. Program for the Grand Marais Gar- The Mic!ligan Metro Community three-diamond pendant, $375. 30. Additional information and pre- unteer service that is so outstanding den Club's meeting Monday, Oct. 12, Award honors individuals whose work registration forms may be obtained that it provides an example to other in the Washington Road home of has had a lasting effect on the lives' Use one of Wright Kay's convioient charge plans or by contacting Diane )3achmann, CPS, Girl Scout volunteers. Helen (Mrs. Frank) McIntyre, who .. American Express, VISA. Master Charge oC girls and women .. was assisted by co-hostesses Ruth seminar' chairman, at 772-5660. or Lil- The First Birthday Gala was a cele- lian LeBlanc, in charge of registra- A pair of Pointers, Joyce Brackett (Mrs. Sheldon) Drennan and Mrs. bration of the October, 1980, con- tion, 465.2772, after, 6 p.m. and Diane (Dee) English, were hon- Mary Evelyn Self, was a Potpourri solidation of the Southern Oakland Seminar facilitator Marilynn Sem- ored for their work as co-directors of Workshop to be conducted by Mrs. onick will emp1l.asize identifying, un- the Girl Scout Leader Resource Cen. Girl Scout Council and Girl Scouts of Lottie Crawley, a member of the Na- derstanding, approaching and over- ters. Joyce and Dee have spent hun- Metropolitan Detroit. One hundred tional Herb Gardens Association, who com'ing roadblocks encountered in dreds of volunteer hours gatherin~, and 20 volunteers who have made' shared her special spices, potions cataloguing and developing materials and wizardry with club members who 17051 Kercheval at St. Clair daily work routines, including analy- outstanding contributions to the new sis of individual work styles, and will for the centers, which are housed in had been collecting and drying rose Grosse Pointe 885-5515 Council and its 34,000 members were offer methods of optimizing commun- seven -locations in Wayne anI Oakland petals during the summer in anticipa- Hours: Mon. Ihru Sat. 9:30-5:30, Thurs. & Fri. 9:30-8:30 ications. counties. They received, apothecary recognized. tion of this session. I LOUISE lor matt;curej, lipj. /1; wrapj, peJ;curej --- W1J repairj 773-4751 "at JOLI SALON 2186S Harper" Bet. 8 & 9 Mi. 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I , I ,i 4t. Jaoobsons 369 & 375 Fisher Rd. I , - Grosse Pointe, Michigan '-< 739-8590 GROSSE POINTE 886-796(1' t; tJ "The Drum 45200 Sterrit, Suite 105. Utica 9:30-5:30 Monday thru Saturday & Bugle" A Community Professional Nursing Service ,...." . P ••••• 30. po p .. .. Thursday, October 15, 1981 GROSSE POINTE NEWS ---_._------_._------",----- .~ ' ' Harness-Burke vows are said .Meyers- Tolleson Exchanging marriage vows Satur- rites in Pointe PUZZLED ABOut~ day evening, September 12 in the Christ Church, Grosse Pointe, was Grosse Pointe Academy Cha~el were PERMS? the setting Saturday, October 3, for 'Kathleen Marie Burke, daughter of the late afternoon wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Joseph Burke, Elizabeth Otis Tolleson, daughter of ASK US ... WE'VE of Shelden Road, and Je{£rey Mark Roy Morton Tolleson Jr., of Kent. t. Harness, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh GOT THE SOLUTION .,;' wood Road, and the l,ate Mrs. Tolle- ./~ G. Harness, of Fair Acres Drive. son, and Robert Keith Meyers, son of . The Reverend Edward C. Doherty, • > .'i Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Meyers, of .,D.S.A., of Biscayne College, Miami, Fla., and Pennsylvania's Villanova Lyme, Conn. 881-&470 The 4:30 o'clock ceremony at .u~iversity, and The Reverend Ray Kiely, of Grosse Pointe Memorial which Jeffrey S. Dugan presided was irhatl-Jlamts (fioiffurtB .Church, presided at the 7 o'clock followed by a reception at the Coun- 20525 MACK AVENUE ceremony. try Club of Detroit. The newlyweds 2 Blocks South of B Mile vacationed on Bermuda. They will Guests i n c Iud e d three grand. make their home in Greenwich, Conn. OPEN EVERY EVENING mothers of the bridal couple, Mrs . Small bows accented the waist of .Cyril Joseph Burke and Mrs. Walter Mrs. Jeffrey M. Harness T. ZurSchmiede, both of Grosse the bride's scoop.necked, cream satin ,Pointe, and Mrs. J. King Harness of for her sister. Bridesmaids were gown, styled with a fitted bodice, Birmingham. ' Judy L. Burke, another sister, Claudia fnl! skirt and medium train. Cream ~;< lace trimmed her long veil. Gar. After a reception at the Grosse M. Barker, Sharon Werthmann and Photo by Paul Goch .Pointe Yacht Club, the newlyweds Janet Doyle, all of Grosse Pointe, denias, stephanotis and ivy formed left to vacation in Ireland and Eng. and Janet L. Odorizzi, of Waukeegan, Mrs. Robert K. Meyers her bouquet. land. They are making their home in Ill., and Ada May Veasey. of Haver- She was attended by two sisters, 'Pinckney. hill, Mass. Suzanne L. Tolleson and Christine W. Tolleson, as maids of honor, by Lyon lace appliques accented the William Harness acted as best man basque bodice and hemline of the for his brother. Ushering were Pi Laluhda Theta honor matron Lisa Fisher Jones and bv bridesmaids Katherine Middle. brkl-.::';i crath.:-dr;::.l length g0i,"'11 vr TtCIT'I~S P. Bur!~c, brother of ~h(' ditch, ::iuzanne ::iphlre. Lireer Candler @epaliW ivory silk satin, styled with a Queen bride, Brian Werthmann, Mark Val- herrinst" husy •year .Anne neckline and long, slender, ente III -and Clark Standish, all of L e r c hen, Mary Meyers, Martha The Detroit-Suburbs Field Chapter Meyers and !\lissy Meyers. fitted sleeves on which the lace was Grosse Pointe, and Eric Farnell, of of Pi Lambda Tlleta national honors They wore full length gowns of patterned in a floral design. Seed Detroit, and James R. Baubie, of association for women in education CROSSl pearls studded the appliques on both Cleveland, O. old rose moire, styled with off.the. • £mlQw began a busy year in early September shoulder, fitted bodices. They car. gown and train. The mother of the bride wore a with a report on Pi Lambda Theta's , The former Miss Burke's cathedral long gown, styled with a narrow- ried bouquets of rubrum lilies and biennium, held in Boston Aug. 6 to deep red Sweetheart roses and wore ,length veil of Lyon lace and silk strapped, white lace bodice encrusted 11, during which the local chapter • JJ eedQewoftkg illusion fell from a petite bridal cap. with tiny crystal flowers and a soft crowns of red Sweetheart roses and received a plaque for "outstanding haby's.breath in theil' hair. 'She carried an arrangement of or. dirndl skirt of pink peau de soie, management and programming." chids, ivory roses, stephanotis and. and a matching, crystal-encrusted Best man was David Rountree. In .glVet1C~,Y English ivy. jacket. She pinned a white orchid to The group gathers tomorrow, Fri- the usher corps were Chip Meyers, Malcom Ross, Vincent Petrella, Babic .' Her attendants wore dresses of her purse. day, Oct. 16, at 7 p.m. at the Avon Porter, Carter Gowrie, Toby Doyle .ivory moire taffeta, sashed with peach The bridegroom's mother chose a Township Offices where former Ser- and Neil Austin. .~eftO.Y ,taffeta, f eat u r in g long, semi.full floor length dress of blue silk chiffon, geant Werner Krenzer will present skirts, short sleeves and Sweetheart beaded with sequins and pearls at the NBC-TV film on his work with .necklines. They carried peach roses bodice and sleeves, and an illusion Korean war orphans. Information on • 8"aMen 9weateJtS bO~ eveJtUtq ...... and English ivy. coat. She carried white gardenias on this program may be obtained by Card part)~ date Maureen E. Burke was honor maid her handbag.. calling 882-4772 or 968.2799. aQwe unfit emb~o Next month brings Founders' Day and a jofut session with Alpha Pi, at Bon Secours qQLtteJlUtq With metaQQlcs. Autulnn cancer screening slated during which new members will be The Bon Secours Hospital Guild initiated and refreshments served, Cervical and breast canCer screen- will be given again Oct. 26. will sponsor a fall card party and starting at 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 15, at 9weateJls ftepQace .jac~ets ,Jng clinics are available at the Mich. luncheon Tuesday, Oct. 20, at noon in the Wayne St.ate University Alumni igan Cancer Foundation's East Ser- Nominal fee charges are $10 for the the hospital's Science Hall. Prizes will House. Ut nelltItaQ COUI\tft4 tweeds. vice Center on Mack Avenue, near initial breast examination. $7 for each be featured. Proceeds will go toward 'Alin'e Drive, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. repeat examination, $5 for each pap A Christmas potluck supper and Bon Secours' Meals on Wheels pro- ~on Mondays in October. Pap tests were smear, but arra'ngements can be made Polish style program is scheduled for gram for the homebound. Tickets, at SweateJls Ut cotton. WOO~'f",i given last Monday, Oct. 5, and will be according to one's ability to pay. Ap- Sunday. Dec. 6, at 2:30 p.m, in Dear- $6,50 per person, may be reserved by given again Monday, Oct. 19. Breast pointments may be scheduled by call. born. Information on this activity contacting Millie Donlon, 881-3492, or aCft4QLCs. bQeJtds ... examinations were given Oct. 12 and ing 881-2413, ma~' be obtained by calling 562-7677. Margaret Mann, 882-9840. , eVeI\ hUl\d ~l1lts I PIANOS WANTED Orlinda. Spinets. Consoles TOP PRICES PAID 837-0508 BUY - SELL - RENT 11 KERCHEVAL AVE. ,FROM OUR DISTINGUISHED HERITAGE % DINiNG' AND OCCASIONAL COLLECnON .20 ... NOW AT SUBSTANnAL SAVINGS OF HerilaJb. I SLIPS AND HALF SLIPS IN I A VARIETY OF LENGTHS. Hem-lines are a matter of choice " ) in autumn apparel ... so. too. In lovely daywear. Of Antron- nylon which has a silken luster an,j is non-cling In white, beige.or ~acjc. The unfitted d.reSS.lil)e~&Iif;l il'!' 26-inch len~~~~~lSlS:~~: C' PettIs in 25.i~~~r lengths, sizes ~M.:.t:.~:f... i' :\~ f i ill ill jl J'!! I , i\ I. l When you select dining room pieces of this quality, there is a pleasant sense that heirlooms are chosen. The craftsm en at Heritage have brought into play all the traditional skills in the Reg. $1.599 Credenza SALE $1,279 creation of aur new Sketchbook collection ... hand carving, Reg. $399 Drawer Deck . SALE $ 319 molding and beading, hand striping and decoration. Veneer Reg $1,299 Rectangular Table . . SALE $1,039 work throughout is exquisite, employing cherry pecan, maple Reg. $490 Splat back arm chair, ea SALE $ 392 and mahogany. The finish, a golden amber fruitwood, is au- Reg $399 Spla1 back side chair. ea SALE $ 319 thentically distressed. Special prices end November 21st; Reg $2,499 China . SALE $1.999 hurry in now! Drexe!~ HeritageA...~~ ~ 12200 HALL RD. (M-59) 19435 MACK AVENUE Sterling Heights Grosse Pointe Woods (Between Van Dyke Freeway & Lakeside Mall) 3 blocks North of Morass (7 Mile Road) 739-5100 881-9390 Grosse Pointe '. BOTH STORES OPEN MON., THURS. & FRI. UNTIL 9 P.M. Other Days 9:30 to 5:30 Closed Sunday. ...'i \ ...... -. ...-t -. __ ...... -. •• ,e. _...- e G. 4 • _ • • .' ... • • 4. • 4 " ;, • Q Page Four-8 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October IS, 1981 • . ------~-----_._--- ~----~------_._------'- -~------~------~------_. --- F'rom Another Pointe Now At Pointe Lighting Of View IMPORTED JAPANESE jr:-::.::--'-' . -. \ (Continued from Page 1B) I' FINAL REDUCTION IMARI PORCELAIN . \ The Duke and Duchess di Castro, now resident in France, .~.: will be there. They are all descendants of the Bourbon LAMPS \ kings, and they will be the principal guests at a dinner \, ceremony in the Detroit Institute of Arts' Great Hall \ Sunday, Nov. 1, marking the formal close of the three- SAMPLE SALE By ~tJQd'1P&1SS \ month ru'll of the magnificent "Golden Age of Naples" exhibit at the museum. ' % .Only $49.50 8~~~~~e Mrs. James Merriam Barnes, of Detroit, and Gross-e Many other Murray Feiss imports available Pointe's Mrs. Ferdinand Cinelli are co-chairing the gala, sponsored by the DINs Founders Society to honor scholars, POINTE LIGHTING sponsors, organizers, staff and patrons of this study of the 22424 GREATER MACK Bourbon reign in Naples from 1734 to 1805. 51 CLAIR 5HRS. MICH. 48080 LIGHTiNG GAlllRY AIlO RlPAIRS 313-774-2410 The last public day of the show is also Sunday, Nov. I, and there's a daylong symposium for scholars that's also open to the public running from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. WEDDING GOWNS -YElLS & HEADPIECES -HATS on the eve of the show's closing, Saturday, Oct. 31. At- -BRIDAL ACCESSORIES -CHILDREN'S DRESSES -EYENING GOWNS tendees will hear the University of Minnesota's Michael Stoughton discourse on 18th century Neapolitan Painting. ~ ~ 1'hpv'lI hPflr Roman art historian AlvaI' Gonzales-Palacios . Formals priced at 520 and up! talk' on 18th century Italian decorative art. George Hersey, ',' Designer gowns priced ai ,<; i5wid upl ROMOrOn ORT~ ~ of Yale University, is scheduled to speak on 18th century Italian sculpture, the University of Mexico's Peter Walch Hurry In to Kitty KeJlplOU' .nd sa,,, 5\)% and more on the finest on foreign painters in Naples. in g Tuesday, Oct. 20, with a program in the Grosse Pointe , ' ---' m]HRISTMAS ~AVINGS War Memorial's Fries Auditorium at 1 p.m. featuring Jt~~ I, ~ soprano Toni Titus, 1981 recipient. of the Andrea Person 25070 Mlci'llgcn A"lIenu&. OOO~borr'l 37GO Ro.:Nl'SI~ nead ".Tro~ 18029 East E.gh' foLie Rood. Eo" Oel,Oll Scholarship at the University of Michigan School of Music, (Ac'oss Icom EOS1lon 259~6220 10-6/man-sat Mrs. Kennard A. Johnson, in charge of the floral ar- rangements, will use orchids grown in her own garden. • Airline Tickets 400 Ren Cen L2 Mrs. Peter Castleveterre Siciliano, the Musicale's first vice. • Cruise Arrangeme,nts president, is chairman of the musical portion of the pro- gram. Reservations are being taken by Mrs. Joseph Shaheen • Car & Hotel Reservations and Mrs. Martin Klerkx. • Delivery Service . New Faces around The Pointe • All Without Service Chal":ge It's been a busy week at the Vendome Road home of the David Bianchis, who moved recently from St. Louis ~~. to The Fa'rms and entertained their first houseguests last --~ 't' ..... weekend. Mr. Bianchi's father and. mother, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bianchi, of Tequesta, Fla., arrived for their first visit Mr. o Travel to The Pointe, during which they celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Avery H. Stanton came to tow~, 19874"iack Avenue FrimKirkland's too, from Wellsley, Mass., to visit her nephew .and hIS family. All three visitors celebrated October bIrthdays Grosse Pointe Woods needlepoint et knit "shoppe while they were here. Irene (Mrs. Coby) Byl is in town from Grand Rapids 886.-0500 Furniture and Accessories fat a few weeks, visiting her sister and brother-in-law, Lou and Ed Wilcox, of Loraine Road. Lou took Irene 'along to 9.5 Monday'. Fr,iday For Needlepoint or Crewel yesterday's Detroit Review Club meeting at the Grosse Pointe Hunt Club, where a trio of other guests, Mr. and 10-1 Saturday Mrs. Max Gibson and their son, Paul, were from 'WAY out of town: from Greenacre, a suburb of Sydney, Australia, to be exact. The Gibsons are houseguests of DRC member Mrs. Justin Emery, of Mount Clemens. The Wilcoxes will be entertaining the Gibsons Saturday' (which happens to b.e Mrs. Gibson's birthday), and the following weekend they'll Footstools Children's Chairs be feted again in The Pointe, at the home of Mrs. Emery's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Henderson. 6)IItittieIt Lake to~address Wonlan~s Club f!1{)we!t~ Grosse Pointe Woman's Club memo administration of the fie d g Ii n g bers and their guests gather next Grosse Pointe War Memorial Center. for gracious Wednesday, Oct. 21, in the Grosse Tea hostess for the afternoon Mrs. Fire SCleens Luggage Racks Pointe War Memorial's Crystal Ball, Arthur G. Davies and co-hostess Mrs. room fer a tea and program featuring Stuart Mieklethwaite have planned John Lake, the War Memorial's reo table arrangements with a Sweet it could be the tiring director, reminiscing on his Indian Summer theme. Assisting 30 years as executive director of them on the tea committee are the The Pointe's cultural center. Mesdames Walter J. Bavol, Chester "best season- of your life ' He will be introduced, fol1owil\g Bogan, Paul J. Chapman, Charles E. a 12:30 p,m_ social hour, by Mrs. Collins, Martin Daher, Russell K. Milan J. Alexander, the club's first Davis Jr., Sidney DeBoer, Carl Georgi, featuring: vice-president and program chairman. V. B: Hudson, Harvey Gormely, Cigarette Tobles John Lake joined the faculty of William Kaake, Bruce Kirk, Charles Grosse Pointe (now South) High F. Lawler, Martin W. Linder, Paul • beautiful surroundings School shortiy after World War II, H. Schafer and John J. Schneider. His years as a teacher brought with Members planning to invite guests • excellent meals them involvement in a number of may make reservations by contacting extracurricular activities that were the hospitality chairman, Mrs. Sam. to prove useful when he assumed the uel McAllister, at 886-4764. - security Clocks Short and to tIle Poillte -and much more Call: (Continued from Page 18) DENNIS. of Maryland Avenue, re- Lois Na'ir cently completed recruit training at EDW ARD n. COLE, son of )1R. the "farine Corps Recruit Depot, San and MRS, WIl.LlAM A. COLE, of (313) 823-6470 Diego, ('alif. West Ballantyne Court. was :.:radu. . . . or ated from the University of Wisconsin L. !>.fURRA Y THOMAS, MD .. DE Jewelry Chests and Boxes with a Bachelor of Science de~r{'(' i:l Business Administration on Aug. 7. The Park, will discuss the treatment Wri te: Whittier Towers • • • of hemorrhagic stroke when he par- We offer knitting and needl&point classes ... JA:'I1ES JOSEPH OSETEK. of Ken- ticipates in a program on early diag. nosis and prevention of slrokc at the professional finishing for all your needlework. sington Road, has receiv~d a Doctor 415 Burns Dr.,Detroit 48214 of Dental Medicine degree from Michigan State Medical Sociely'" fall Washington Univrrsity. 51. Louis, Mo. conference in November Dr, Thomas tl .;; is chief of neurosurgery at Har~r. '-45 75__ Grace Hospitals. ____~~~:~~~~~:~~IT~~~l~eE~~~li~~:-=- aa J Marine Private THOMAS E. DEN. NIS, son of CAROLL and CLETA (Continued on Page 16B) • • ,., _, __ ._, 4I1l1ys ...pe_PIl'l._p_ ...._._...... - ..... p_....._ ...._ .....--- ...... ----.-,.. , » • p " WC .... 4;::;: •• ... Thursday, October 15, 1981 GROSSE POINTE: NEWS Pdge Five-B - -- ~------~------_._------~-- Open Anti.Ah~seCenter in Detroit Helium Respite Care Center, an emergency counseling while the parents are in •• 1I00n crisis intervention center for abused crisis. children, opened Thursday, Oct. 1. The new Center, one of the few Bouquet It is operated by Darat Human Ser- of its kind in the country, is a pilot vices, an agency of the League of program developed and funded by the D.llv ...V' Catholic Women of Detroit, in con. Junior League which, after much reo .... vlc. junction with the Junior League of search and study in the area of child Detroit. abuse, identified respite care as the O.lIverl.s by CDsta•• The program, to be incorporated single greatest need for a more ef. Cbaracters into Barat's Family Center, a coun. fective treatment' of families caught tor All Occasions seling and treatment facility for the in the cycle of abuse. prevention and treatment of child The Junior League chose Barat 294-4848 abuse and neglect, will provide crisis Human Services as the agenc~' to intervention for identified "at risk" operate the Center because of its infants and children currently in. existent Family Center anti.abuse pro- volved in Darat's Family Counseling gram. Barat Family Center case. program. workers and licensed practical nurses As many as four children at a time on hand with around-the.clock care can be placed at the Respite Center for the children staff the Respite Care as caseworkers continue outpatient Center. OLIY ship is in! \\\:\'(' lu~t UI1Plil\..l'd IJur IlC\ ...t.'~1 ~hlpm('nt to hf'!p \'()u <.,k-r,>{.lt(' ll'l.,t> \ :'r.'tP" ....,lv, ,1 \, HV~_ embn.lldercd LT('\\d~ rr,ll\l IFF~..~ ~ARPETS~------Ind", h.\I\d ['!lnl, 11"1\1 ...... -_ LL1~I.md_lll1l'I1" rr\,llH New Orleans: Bd~illm d.H'1.,.,k....(Win DIXIELAND It.ll~-.md 11h..ln.'fl~lm \,1ur !. ~hllll'..,~ All m ~tn~ ~)f CHEf BOGAN l\,)UII.,C .mJ d('•.d~I\l'J hI , And The WDlverlne \'llU ! ~~l\'e up tI.' ~.....".\- \\l' rd~r ,1I,1,,,,, 1.1l>.'r JAZZ BAND Decoral.like a prolessionaL Every TU8Sdl~ 9 p.m. O-l-ICO at h,lf the price, THE LIDO \,;ORNfRS Dining, Cocktails I' . ,> -24028 E. Jefferson ~~i~i' . (Just North of 9 MI.) 21431 MACK AVE. (Groll' Point. Ar.a) J't: ",,< .•~t • ~_+'. ');..f Between 8 & 9 Mile • 775-0078 ',. / ': - 'II' "... ~/~ ...... Open Mon.-Sat. 9:30-5:30 1933 S. Telegraph Rd. (Bloomfield) They're *Star Struck* ... MRS. DOUGLAS COOKE and MRS. MICHAEL POOLEY (left and center), co-chairmen of Follies '81, a musical review of songs, dances and comedy skits starring members of The Pointe area community, look over promotional materials for this 1&10ROUN year's show, +CStar Struck*, with MRS. EDWARD WALLACE JR., publicity chairman. The Assistance League to the Northeast ., NURSING OCTOBER Guidance Center is sponsoring the Follies, for the fifth year in a row, as a benefit for the full-service mental health facility HOME SALE serving residents of Grosse Pointe, Harper Woods and Detroit's East Side. The show goes on Thursday, Friday and Saturday 8045 evenings, Oct. 22, 23 and 24, at 8 p.m. in the Center for the EAST JEFFERSON Beautiful Performing Arts at Grosse Pointe North High School. Ticket information (general reserved scating admission is $7) may be DETROIT, MICH. Featuring Carpets of DUPONT ANTRON obtained by calling 886-5683. Custom Draperies Free Front Parking by 821-3525 Phase I"s fall days are busy Quality NurJing Phase I, the organization for single, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m, Admission is $6.50, n€ttL€ CR€€k Care young adults, ages 20 through 39, lunch included. EdJ'lIDiszewski at who meet' regularly Sunday evenings Other Phase I members will be car- at Grosse Pointe Memorial Church, pooling off to East Lansing Saturday will have Father William Cunning. for Michigan State University's Home- 25% to 50% ham, founder and director of Focus: 'COhf~ coming football game against the Wis. HOPE, the nationally known program consin Badgers. 21435 Mack Ave. SAVINGS for feeding Detroit's inner city needy and the new industrial retraining pro- And next Thursday, Oct. 22, at 6:30 Choose from over 900 fabrics.,. Prints in gram, ~s guest speaker this Sunday, p.m" Phase I members will meet at Open until 9 p,m. Mon,. Thurs., Fri.; e6£:1 Traditional, Provincial or Modern Slyles. Solids Oct. 18, at 7:45 p.m. at the church. the Music Hall in downtown Detroit, • , Tues .. Wed.. Sat. until 6 In Velvet,Satin, Textures and Tweeds. Almost Father Cunningham's program fol- from where they'll depart via bus to every color there is. lows a choice of two Phase I activities tour 20 downtown bars as participants Custom made for you Into Draperias, Sheer on Saturday, Oct. 17. Group members in Michigan Opera Theatre's autumn, , Curtains, Valances, Window Shades and the have been invited' to participate in Pub Crawl. The buses leave at 7 p.m., exquisite new Balian Shade, Ministry with Singles' day.long Single- and will run on a continuous circuit. hood seminar at Birmingham's First Tickets are S6. Halloween costumes Our designers willhalp you choose the sly!e Presbyterian Church, running from are optional. LAMP LAIlP 'Pur that Is rightforyour home. There is no charge REPAIII PMfI for their services at our place or yours. Alpha Phis Inark 109th anniversary This may be your last chance to have quality fabulous anyu'here decorating at such a bargain price. But hurry, Delroit East Suburban Alumnae of and Western Michigan University. ••• ANQ I'LL LIGHT Alpha Phi gathered Tuesday evening. UP YOUR LIFEI this month willsoon be gonel . Alpha Phi International Fraternity Oct. 13, at the Touraine Road home was founded in 1872, before the word of IIIrs. F. Geoffrey Welsher to cele. "sorority" was coined. It has lOB col- brate the 109th anniversary of the legiate chapters and more than 220 fraternity's founding and to instal! w,.ig'/~ alumnae chapters in the United States Mrs. Welsher as alumnae chapter and Canada; all chapters support the president. Gift & Lamp Shop international philanthropy: Heart Pro. Mrs. J. A. Purcell, of Bloomfield 18650 MACK AVE. jects. Nut 10 Groll. P,•. POlt OHIt: .. i:~~~J~in€ttl~~~~'R€€kHills, District Governor of the four 885.8839 Alpha Phi collegiate chapters ill Mich. Local alumnae sponsor an annual igan, reported on activities of the Heart Lollipop Sale each February, P.S. Bring YOllr Lamp lor ClIstom Fitting 882-0935 • 17110 KERCHEVAL • in-the-village. with proceeds benefitting local hos- Open Thursday evenings chapters at the University of Michi. gan, Michigan~IState, Adrian College pitals and organizations. STOREWIDE SALE! SAVE 10% TO 200/0! I Tomorrow Is Your Last ;:R 0 0 ChanceTo Win A Free Trip C\I 0 I- for Two To Palm Springsll 1903 to 1981 ;:R 0 • • • • Spend a wonderful week in Pal~ Springs .,....0 this winter. Trip includes round trip aIr .and hotel accommodations at the Palm Springs W Come, help us celebrate 78 grand years! In honor of thiS speCial evenl. we are Spa Hotel. marking everything in our store at 10% TO 20% OFF! All of our finest ~ Traditional Furniture. Accessories, Wall Decor and Floor Coverings are on sale (J) by such famous makers as: Hemedon. Ethan Allen. Century, Harden, Statton. American Masterpiece, Barcalounger. Simmons, Stiflel, CounCil Craftsman, Hitchcock, Sligh: Hekman. etc. DON'T MISS THE MANY FLOOR W SAMPLES MARKED AT FURTHER REDUCTIONS! Of course. our Anniversary --l Sale encompasses all of our In.Stock merchandise AND Custom Orders <{ Sale ends 10/31/81, (J) Our China and Gift Shop IS offering savings on the very finest china, Crystal, pewter, Silver aM glftware, Choose from such nationally-known names as' For life's important moments. W Wedgwood, Royal Holland, Daulton, Aynsley, Gorham, Klrk.Stlefl and many more 0 onl y a fu II length nJ ink wi 11do, At 78 years young, we have been in the business of serving furniture and See our stunning selection ~ glftware customers ten times longer than the average retail store (Of 'most w any kind), These 78 years have taught us how Important you, our customer, . -i. of styles in mink. a: is to our success, So .. thank you. , . and come browse through our 15 completely furnished and accessorlzed galleries, 0 .. • • • To enter, just stop by, meet our staff, and I- fill out an entry blank. No purchase neces- (J) sary. Drawing for the winner on October 16th at 5.;.Q.Q.J:2JIL ;:R 0 _~~t tlilla'l-/~offinj 0 C\I (/ GROSSE POINTE USE ViS..... MASTER CARD I OR WIGGS CHARGE OPEN Greatways Travel Corporation 0 MONDAY, THUf,SDAY AND 20467 Mack Avenue I- FRIDAY'TIL 9 644.7370 100 Kercheval On the HlJI 885-9000 ;:R 0 886-4710 .,....0 er8.Mile Rd.) Bloomfield Hills .. ~. j • ...... ,., ...... _---- ._------_._-._ ...... ~ ...... - --- ...... _ ...... ~------.- . .... "' ••• _._ .... _ ... CIlllC.... -.-a;:--...- ••• 4 ''''.,'4'''1(.4 Page Six-B G~OSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 15,'198\ _._------_._------_._-----_.- DeB's Smith scores again ASCAP com'lloser/ar. ranger Leo n a r d B. Smith, music director of the world.renowned De. troit Concert Band, head. quartered on Mack Ave. nue. has been commis- sioned ; IY Rockwell In. ternational Corporation to compose and arrange the musical score for the sound track accompany- ~. ing the firm's newest . ",.~,:: film production, "Con- Monica Mann Patricia Ford Karen Fitzgerald Mary Grace Martin gratulations America." 1\1issFord sets Miss Fitzgerald M.ay Wedding 1Oth u4l'tl'tlVe~Sa~~ See illusions Wedding plans at Crallbrook for Miss l\'lann a '\T.edding date ,viII sa'y vo,vs for Miss Mal"tin o! Nearly 50 visual illu. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Mann, of Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Ford, of Van Planning to be married later this Mr. and Mrs. Witliam E. Marlin, sions are part of the CDiMe~ gpecla~s Devonshire Road, are announcing the Antwerp Road, have announced the month are Karen Fitzgerald, daugh- of Elford Court, are announcing the exciting new exhibition engagement of their daughter, Pa. ter of The Honorable Neal Fitzgerald, engagement of their daughter, Mary entitled "World of Illu- engagement of their daughter, Monica tricia Ann, to Lieutenant Lawrence of Neff Road. and the late Patricia Grace, to Jon Edward Crump Jr., sion" which opened at Mary, to Denis Gerald Bisson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Bisson, of Gene Ruggiero, son of Mr. and Mrs. Posselius Fitzgerald, and Dennett son of Mr. and 'Mrs. Jon E. Crump, Cranbrook Institute of of West Bloomfield. The wedding is ~kOIl\ Maidstone, On I., Canada. The wedding James Ruggiero, of Fairview Park, O. Lindberg Hutchinson Jr., son of Mr. 4.50 Science at 10 a.m. Oct. 5. and Mrs. Dennett L. Hutchinson, of planned for early next May. is planned for early next October. The wedding is planned for late No, Com p r i sin g 1,100 Eugby. N.D. The bride-elect was graduated as square feet in the Ter- Miss Mann was graduated from vember. Miss Ford, a Grosse Pointe North a Registered Nurse in 1980 from iftp.p. ~oub g. veaetab~e r." .. 'R'lhtbitlon Hall, the Grosse Pointe South High School and The bride-elect attended the Acad- Mercy School of Nursing. She is now t J jI:b~~ ~.:~:.:~ :!::.~~:., \~.':'.~~..?rln~tprl v attended Macomb Lommurlny Cvii~~~, (:UlY ~ih: 3u\..i~";' C:C'~S't.? year.long display fea. ui :~~:..:t, d SU1.~il,;Cf.A 1';LU:),,; I;;. ..'iJ~r ~ro:;'pit~1. in 1977 from the Henry Ford Hos- "t tures an 11 x 14 foot Her fiance, an Essex High School Pointe, and University Liggett School, Her fiance. a Criminal Justice stu- pital School of Nursing. Her fiance d i s tor t e d room that alumnus, was graduated from st. and holds a Bachelor of Arts degree dent at Wayne State University, is was graduated this year from the looks normal, an "im. Clair College with a degree in Plastic. flom the University of Colorado. She employed at Saint Joseph Mercy United States Air Force Academy. WLtk dLttttek dal~Y possible triangle" and a technology. is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta Hospital in Pontiac. multiplex h 01 0 g ram. sorority. Also for viewing are a Her fiance. who received a Bache- abte~ 4 p.tn. zoetrope of plate tectono Mis~ McGillell lor of Arts degree from Dartmouth Christ Child House ics, an anamorphic cone, College in 1975 and an LL.B. from color blind test charts the University of Colorado in 1978, gets'I(resge grant and an infinity box. And to wed in May is an associate in the firm of Davis. there are 24 geometric Christ Child House. owned ,and ~uttdays 12 noon Margarete Anne McGillen and Graham & ,Shibbs. Attorneys, Denver, operated by the Christ Child Society optical illusions, motion Robert P. Brennan Jr., whose engage. Col. wheels, a dripping water of Detroit, has received a chall~nge ment has been announced by her grant of $54,000, for renovations and stroboscope, rever s e parents. Dr. and Mrs. F. L. McGillen, masks lit to look convex improvements, from The Kresge of Neff Road, are making plans to Foundation of Troy. Christ Child and more sllrprises to be married early next May. challenge the perspec. Trip to Canada House is a private, non.profit .resi- tive and prove science The bride.elect was graduated from dence on Joy Road, providing tem- JebbekSOtl porary shelter and treatment for 18 can be fun. . Grosse Pointe South High School' and for Five Poi,ntes Other exhibits illus- attended Kalarr.azoo Valley College. children who have experienced dif. trate some of the won. She is employed at Agra Trading, Five Pointes Garden Club members ficult family.situations, abuse, neglect meet Monday, Oct. 19, at 10:30 a.m. . CoQotlade ders of nature, including. Chicago Board of Trade, as a broker. Photo by Edward Fox or abandonment. in the Windmill Pointe Park parking Morpho but~erfiies on age manager. The Kresge grant was authorized Margarete McGillen lot, from where they will depart for display that look brilli. Her fiance. son of IIIr. and Mrs. on a challenge basis, requiring Christ a trip to Jack Miner's Bird Sanctuary Oil JebbeA~OIl Ito~tk ob 9 V«l~e' ant bll!e due to light reo Robert P. Brennl1n, of Mission Viejo, DePaul University in Chicago. He is Child Society to raise the remaining fraction-but are actu- Calif., is a graduate of Loyola Acad- a commodities trader with the Mid in Canada. 518.500 to complete renovation of the ally brown. Also avail. emy High School and attended America Stock Exchange, Chicago. House built in 1957. Society members able are tests for length hosted an open golf tournament on 779-4720 and curvature perception Fall Orchid Show Tuesday, Sept. 15, at Western Golf and color relationships. Wedding plans for Swan. and Country Club, and published a "World of Illusion" is 111iss to run Oct. 23.25 program guide to initiate raising the . included in regular mu. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Swan, of of Las Vegas, Nev., and Edmund J . necessary funds . seum admission of $2.50 A Fall Orchid Show will be held The Kresge Foundation was ere • j• Aline Drive have announced the Perez, of Berkeley, Calif. •, for adults, $1.50 for stu- engagement ~f their daughter, Mary The. wedd~ng i~ pla.nned for ?1id. at the Tel-Tw~lve Mall Friday through ated solely by the personal gifts of ~ dents and senior citizens. . . . July, In Califorma, WIth the brIde's Sunday, Oct. 23 to 25, in conjunction the late Sebastian S. Kresge, in 1924; I Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 LOUIse, of Oakland, Cahf., to Anthony brother, The Reverend Kenneth L. since that time, it has appropriated t with the annua( meetings of the t Free Haircut p.m. weekdays; 10 a.m. David Perez, also an Oakland resi- Swan, S.M., of Notre Dame Rectory, $416 million to various charitable American Orchid Society and the :Mid. • to 10 p.m, Saturdays; dent, son of Mrs. Mercedes Farthing, Harper Woods, officiating. institutions. After considering 1,551 : When You Get A Perm and 1 to 5 p.m. Sundays. America Orchid Congress at the Mich. 4 qualified. proposals in 1981, the foun- Ex.Cello Corporation igan Inn, Southfield, featuring a series dation awarded new grant commit. •i . ANew Client Offer i'., with headquarters in October card party date at DeLaSaHe of lectures on the Terrestrial Orchids ments totaling $33,354,000 to 176 re- .. l ~J Expires Oct, 31, 198i Troy, M ichi g a n, has to<. The Christian Brothers Auxiliary of Doors open at 6 p.m., for the auxili- of the United States, Mexico and Can- cipients in 39 states, the District of l made a contribution to ary is also presenting its famous Bake Columbia and Canada. I fund the new exhibition. DeLaSalle Collegiate High School will ada and a symposium on North I present its annual anniversary card Sale in conjunction with the party. The Christ Child Society is a na- I J Cranbrook Institute of American Terrestrial Orchids pre- I Prizes will. of course, be featured. tional, volunteer women's organiza. , Science at 500 Lone Pine party Wednesday. Oct. 21, at 7 p.m. Dessert and beverages will be served. sented by authorities from Michigan tion devoted to providing services for To perm Road in B 1 0 0 m fie 1 d at the school on Glenfield Avenue in :' Donation is -$3.' Call 526-1120. and surrounding states. needy children. ~ Detroit. ,). ., or not to P~~~. Hills is open dailY:' '. . :'1,,~ " Health is a prerequisite for. preschool pleasure Sehool should be an enjoyable pro. also requires specific immunizations. cess for everyone. This means that Your doctor can advise on the reo Wondering if a perm is right for you? We'li analyze a child should be at his or her best quired immunizations. I your hair and tell you if it's OK to perm T~n together mentally and physicaHy, says the If the child is in good physical I we'll desLgn the look you want-from curly to soft Michigan State Medical Society. heal!h, in most situations there is no I ". body And we'll use a RedkenfJ perm. because nobody If you're preparing a checklist to ne.ed to have a complete physical I! ~ knows more about healthy-looking hair than Redken. keep your child ready for school, don't each year before school starts. Most ,.' forget to add a physical examination. doctors feel that four or fiVe thorough II ~' Call today We halle the answer <@RE.()KEN A physical could mean the differenc !J{ind{y not£ ... Women's 25 Years Serving Grosse Pointe Fashio-ns ALWAYS 824-47GG • WASHABLE DRAPES • BEDSPREADS I'I.E.\SE CO)tHEC'I' YO! '){ HEClll{IlS 20% olf ,.-, ," , 'Jr.'IIl&' JO« • TABLECLOTHS ,..-., COVER ,w. • BATHROOM RUGS HAY A. S~IIT)1 FI'I{~1TI'I{E FI:'\[SIII:'\G, 1:\(;. o ". UP : :~ Pre",", FI~A'!\I\ 1.1I'IITLEH (:lH W'llr~ \\ I,h I~q!l ..\. Smith) 16839 Kercheval • QUILTS 1.j117 Cll ..\lU.~.\'OIX .\\'1':., I ;Uo~S ..: l'OI:--,TE P.\L~I';'. ~tI ,1~-:l.1O 8 -6 0 • ELECTRIC BLANKETS • B'.'LK CLEANING Helium Getting • CURTAINS Balloon • DRY CLEANING Married? Bouquet Capture Yourself Dellve ..y General Laundry on . Se..vlce Pick-Up and Delivery O.lIv.rlu byCUll.' VIDEO CREATIONS CbaflCt.ra 21138 Mack CUSTOM VIDEO RECORDING tar All0"'11011 Gros.& Pointe Woods 881 • 6942 • 365-8818 294-4848 .. -....._------ E.8.C. SALE8INC. PM8ENT8 -'to • I .' ~'",t' •• .:" It .... ".,.1" ":J~P is sale-ing into another year ... " It.. \. , .~ " .k Buy 8 "crew" and celebrate our i- fOYJl/ffJlJll' :[ . t;\ ,:'.._ ;(. "Anniversary" with us ~~';~!I The current fashion .,'n up .to our ~nee. witq Page Eight-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 15, 1981 -~------~------_.------_._- I{aren C. Bluhm DBC .setting for Fort Pontchartrain DAR Trefzer- Bogue FOlt Pontchartraln Chapter, Daugh. member Mrs. Robert J. Burns .. ters of the American Revolution, The chapter has scheduled a board vows spoken wed to Mr. Neef opens its fail activities with a noon meeting for the same day, at 10:30 luncheon at the Detroit Boat Club a.m. Newly elected officers from The ;~ Redondo Beach, Calif., is home for The Reverend Roy Hutcheon and ,tomorrow, Friday, Oct. 16, followed, Point/! area, in addition to Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William Frederick The Reverend Lawrence Jackson of. by a business meeting with Mrs. Tre!zer, who vacationed in northern f;ciated Saturday, September 12 at Reynolds, are Mrs. Gordon N. Carner, Bruce K. Reynolds, the chapter's Michigan and San Francisco follow- the candlelight ceremony in Grosse on, first.vice regent, Mrs. Leonard Pointe Congregational Church at new regent, presiding, and' a pro. lag their wedding Friday evening, gram on the Yorktown Bicentennial L. Jensen, financial secretary, an~ flugust 28, in Saint David's Episcopal which Karen Charlotte Bluhm and present~d by Fort Pontchartrain Mrs. Frank S. McKinnon, director. : ~hurch, Southfield, and a reception' Arthur Allan Neef exchanged mar- lit the Birmingham Country Club. riage vows. i .~ Mrs. Trefzer, the former Jeanette The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. tdarie Bogue, daughter of Mr. and James Bluhm, of 5t. Clair wore a To give Catholic WOlllen a 'Day" i .Mrs. Stuart H. Bogue, of Royal Oak, gown of wltite silk orga~a, styled ~ad been making her ,home in Los with an English net bodice appliqued The Council of Catholic Women, Sacred Heart Seminary on West Chil ;.Angeles. Mr. Trefzer, son of Mr. and with pearls and Alencon lace and a Archdiocese of Detroit, will present cago Boulevard in Detroit. The donai :toirs. Theodore W. Trefzer, of Ken- chapel length train etched in lace. a Catholic Women's Day, featuring tion of $10 per person include, .wood Court, has been residing in Her headpiece was the seed pearl mass, awards, workshops, luncheon registration, lunch and baby sittin, "Redondo Beach. tiara that had 'been worn by four and guest speakers, from 9 a.m. to (if needed). Further inforMation ma, 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 28, at be obtained by calling 237-5Il96. . The Reverend Gary Callahan and generations of brides in the bride. Father J. Peter Carey, S.J., presided groom's family. at the 7:30 o'clock ceremony. The Kathleen Biewer, of Kalamazoo, :bride chose a traditional, white gown honor attendant for her sister and of taffeta and organza, styled with bridesmaids Mrs. Thomas Gra~e, of ~n Empire.waisted bodice, of Venise Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. St. Clair, Mrs. Michael Vail and Dr. ~ce studded with seed pearls, featur- William F. Trefzer Arthur 1'... Neef Nancy Neef, of Columbia, Md., sis- .atlg d. ~i.u:,a)v~i ~':~v~.•.:. ~~;;~, :~i~~~ ters of the bridegroom, wore dresses ~ V'd, lace neckband. 01 lavenuer l ~ ~ -..',-- ~~.-..t.L_ .,. p $S $. 44. $ 0:; 44 Thursdc!lY,October /5, 198/ G R 0 SSE PO J N TEN E W S Page Nine-B ------_._._-- .._--- .." .. -"--_.~-~~------_.-._-----.~ ---,------,------ Set Newcomers Knowing that you would like to have a good permanent and some Alumni party are just too expensive, Joseph's of Members of the Grosse Pointe Newcomers Alumni Club will cele. Grosse Pointe, for the months of brate an Oktoberfest Saturday, Oct. September and October, is offer. 24, from 6:30 to 11 :30 p,m. at the Windmill Pointe Park. There'll be all ing all perms including Zotos, sorts of good things to eat-sauer- Wella, Redken and the famous braten, pork chops, hot German potato salad, cake and coffee-plus Sensor Perm for only an abundance of beer and wine. Post- dinner, there'll be dancing to Luck's $30.00 Complete Band music. Assisting party chairmen Don and JOSEPH Roberta Pollock is a committee con- sisting of Jerry and Lucy Pierick, OF GROSSE POINTE 882-2239 Jim and Susan BlashilI, David and BEAUTY SALON 882-2240 Garen Foust, Don and Kathleen 20951 MACK ~l b~o;,~~e~OR~n Knaus, Van and Margy Vanderbank and Tom and Judy Konwenski. Uffize treasures When going to Europe, Africa' or the Orient consult the Experts. We speak 5 rj:f!~.~.. attrllct Questers ~IV~ languages. We have instant access to ). ': ~~:t1 our Belgian Office and OUR EUROPEAN ~it< Mrs. Howard Reed is hostess of the b" , de:' r"r Wil'dm,m P"!n!e Q\.'!'~!"r j , FARES ARE THE LOWEST since Spe- ;1 : ~ Chapter #385'5 meeting nex.t Monday ..~ ", cial European Promotional Fares can , . ~, • , , morning, Oct. 19, in Miller Hall on ~~(:: IllNlt". A._ Christ Church Lane. After a coffee only be bought in Europe. hour, beginning at 9:30 a.m., Mrs. Our branch office will handle all your needs. A Saint 'Paul salute to Canada .•. Erwin Gorning, president, will con- duCt chapter business and Mrs. Carl 50% DISCOUNT on Rail and Air for peo- The Saint Paul Altar Society's annual ticketS; welcomed Mandy Scranton and Anne Kasza will present a program:- Treas. ple under 26 years! fashion show and luncheon will salute Michi- Browning to her home for the picture-taking' ures 'Of The Uffize. gan's very good neighbor, Canada, this year. session. The party begins at 11:30 a.m. with a The Uffize Gallery, established in de Bary Travel Inc. ITeAM Travel Inc. Pictured above making final plans for the party, social hour. Luncheon, served at 12:30 p.m., will 1581 in Florence, Italy, is a repository 17850 Maumee Rd./Cor. Fisher Rd. 62.64 Rue de la Montagne set for next Wednesday, Oct. 21, at the Grosse feature a menu of cream of broccoli soup, of Renaissance art, including the Grosse Pointe, MI. 48230 Brussels, 1000 Pointe Yacht Club, are (left to right) MRS. T. Maurice salad 'and Macintosh apple strudel. The famous Medici tapestries. 881-3747 512-3813 FRANK HARRIS, wife of the Canadian Consul, fashion show will be presented by the Shops of MRS. EVERETT SCRANTON, president of the Walton-Pierce. Tickets are $15 per person, by Mirellle de Bary Wilkinson Altar Society, and MRS. LORENZO BROWN- advance reservatIon only. Proceeds go toward 'Love I(not' learning ING, chairman of the reservations committee. care of the altars and sanctuary of Saint Paul's- --'------,------~----- Anne Harris, co-chairman of speci~l, prize ,on-the-Lakeshore. for Alpha Xi Deltas Local Alpha Xi Delta alumnae will There's a special Canadian flavor be tying "love knots" at their meet- to the special prizes this, year. They ing Monday, Oct. 19, at 7:30 p.m. in GP lecture date fot Humherstone range from an all. expense weekend the Mount Clemens home of Mrs. Speaker 'for the Grosse Pointe in Toronto, including train fare and Robert Baker who will be assisted by $200 spending money, to a small Garden Center's annual Berry Memo. co.hostesses Mrs. Stephen Lyle and /&ii'ffP;;/r' Canadian fur piece, a wheel of rial Lecture, to be held Friday, Nov. ~..t/: Mrs. Harold Stead. Canadian cheese, a watercolor by a 20, in the Grosse Pointe War Memo. Mrs. John Harris will demonstrate rial's Fries Auditorium, will be J. Canadian artist and Canadian maple syrup. the use of love knots in fall door dec- Jordan Humberstone, head instructor orations. The evening's program also of Decorative Arts in the Education Co.chairing the fashion lunch are .:..: Sandy (Mrs. Walter) Fisher and will feature a chapter review by Mrs . Program of the Henry Ford Museum, Mary (Mrs:, James) Mooney. Invita. Bruce House,' province alumnae di- Greenfield Village. tions have been handled by Jan (Mrs. rector, and the finalizing of plans for Mr. Humbersfone is also a well. James) Cordes, decorations by Anne Alpha Xi Deltas to act as hostesses known antique show manager" estate (Mrs. James) Lemhagen. Prizes have at the Grosse Pointe Foundation for appraiser, teacher and lecturer. He is been collected by Faye (Mrs. Law- Ex.ceptional Children's Halloween a founding member and chairman of rence) Buhl. Tuni (Mrs. Robert) Party, set for Friday, Oct. 30, at the Associated Antique Dealers of Thibodeau is in charge of hostesses. Grosse Pointe Memorial Church. Fur- America, and an authority on antique ,.: Nancy (Mrs. Thomas) Coles is han. ther information may be obtained by -::: furniture and glass. dling publicity. calling 884-1368. He was born in the Jordan House gcott-9JOltPeJt at Greenfield Village. He attended the Greenfield Village School and later the Edison Institute. His Berry Enco:urage your child's Obbeh8 dL8tltlctLVe thar,SpohtatlOtl Lecture talk, Growing Up with Green. field Viilage, will combine facts and personal anecdotes in' a nostalgic Oh hLhe "visit" to the Henry For~ ¥u(~eum, J. Jordan Humherstone p~ysi~~l development b ~94-2:828 Greenfield Village and i& kataens. Y~ung children develop ph3"sically • Dance with your baby. Dancing All interested members of the com. The Grosse Pointe Garden Center, at an amaiing rate. Every movement with an infant or young child is more mu.nity are invited to attend the located on the second floor of the helps teach strength and coordina. than just fun. It is comforting and annual Berry Memorial Lectures. Ad. Grosse Pointe War Memorial's Alger tion. Growing Child, a monthly child reassuring to the child, and helps mission is free. Further details on House, is open Tuesday, Wednesday development newsletter, reports that speed his. motor development. A Mr. Humberstone's program will be and Thursday, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. there are many things a parent can smooth, rhythmic motion of a waltz announced later. Visitors are always welcome. do to aid an infant's physical develop- or ballad helps an infant develop ment. position sense and balance. These are • Let the baby move. Don't restrict skills he will need to know before him with tight clothing or tightly he can sit, stand or walk. Hold him Seek production inte-rns at MOT tucked.in bed covers. Give him gently but firmly and sway from side Michigan Opera Theatre is accept. same combination of training and pro- some time every day without any to side, back and forth, round and ing resumes for seven production in- fessional experience behind the scenes clothes at all - possibly just before round. Your movements will be stirn. bathtime. ulating the sense organs deep in his ternships, two on the technical staff, that we are creating for our artist • Let the baby stay on his stomach inner ear. tw,o in the costume shop, for its win- interns," says MOT General Director' much of the time. This position will • Rock him. As you rock in a ter season in Detroit's Music Hall David DiChiera. encourage him, at about four months, rocking chair, the easy back and forth Center. There are also internships , Production intern. will be hired for to lift his head and chest and push motion stimulates the palance and available in stage direction, make-up a six.week period beginning Monday, up on elbows and straight arms, position sensors deep in the inner and stage management. , Dec. 28, during which MOT will stage • Change baby's position. Simply ears. MOT has been nationally recog- two major works: "The Mikado" and turning the crib or the child arounn You can get more information on nized for the quality of its Young "Porgy and Bess." Persons interested will make him move his head to find the physical and social development Artists Intern Program, which brings in the ,Production Intern Program the light source or the direction his of children up to six years old by talented singers to Detroit to study should send resumes to the MOT Pro- food and care comes from. writing to Growing Child, 22 North and perform with a professional com- duction Office, 350 Madison Avenue, • Feed the baby on alternate sides Second Street, P.O. Box 620N, Lafay- pany. "The purpose of MOT's Produc. Detroit, Mich. 48226 by Monday, Nov. -hold him first on the right and then ette, Ind. 47902. Include your child's tion Intern Program is to develop the 30. on the left. birthdate when writing. -----_.------_._--- UP TO 25% OFF 15% OFF ,,- ALL WINDOW TREATMENTS CHRISTMAS CARDS Window Thru October 21st Shades cut to WINDOW SHADES VERTICAL WOVEN WOODS 1" METAL BLINDS Joanna Western BLINDS fit at no extra Del-Mar Bali Louver.Drape Joanna' Western Levelor MONDAY thru charge. Joanna Western ~------~~ Kirsch Kirsch Shades up to 'SATURDAY Beauti-Vue 144". 11 :00 to 5:30 PRINTERS - ENGRAVERS Evening. & Sunday by requnt 18519 MACK SOLID 885-2535 AT TOURAINE if!:' , J.. t'(w IHA PAINT AND WALLPAPER CO. I . c;JV~ .. ""' .." 20841 Mack G,oss. Pointe Woods '-_ BRASS ph, 313.881.9760 I .':fSA :~ CHANDELIERS _~K..LWLLY...LJWl-...... ~ ...... -...... -....--.-.~~~-----.-.------J'->.LZLZLKLWWWL.V..LR.LWl-...... ------...... - ~ -- SALE 1st class ?- cabin ashor / 5 + 5.hghl 23' d.a $185 00 6+&-llghl 14"ola 24000 6+&-ilgIll 26 a,a 255 00 Also In stock In lhe followmg d,amele FREE Front Parking Exwog Electric Co. z. Lighting [jall~ry and 5uppli~. -- 20234 HARPER AVE, Between 7 & 8 Mile Harper Woods 776-5510 21435 Mlck Ave, 884.8994 .. - Open un"11l p.m. Mon" Thu"" 'r1,; TUM" Wed" a.t. untIl • \.' , l~~~~~~~~~~~~ . ~ ~~ 4CU.4'" GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thur5day, October IS, 1981 D skeleton IS found mthe sorority house MON., OCT. 26 they lived In 20 years before. Cathryn 9-11PM NBC (8 Central/Mountain) _.:.j~ Damon, Shelly Fabares, Sandra SPLENDOR IN THE GRASS A love Locke. Tma LOUise, Paula PrentiSS, story of two sensitive, pre.Depres. Loretta Swil and Steila Stevens sian era teens struggling With s(rlc1 THUR., OCT. 15 THUR., OCT_ 15 Gals! Take a bON sexual mores and parential pressure Bo11:30PMNBC (7 Central/Mountain) 9.11PM CBS (8 Central/Mountain) to discourage their relationshiP, BASEBALL PLAYOFF SERIES. TBA. A FEW DAYS IN WEASEL CREEK When a feisty young gal hitches a ride TUES .•, CT. 27 FRI., QCT. 16 With a runaway farm boy. It plunges 9.11PM CBS (BCenlraVMountain) 8-11:30PM NBC (7 Central/Mountain) them into all kinds of adventures that THE PRINCESS AND THE CABBIE BASEBALL PLAYOFF SERIES. TBA. drastically change the futures mey Valerie Bertmelll and Robert Desider. SAT., OCT. 17 Stefanie Powers, John Mcintire and MORE AMERICAN GRAFFiTI A planned on 10 m a touching tale about a young 2.3:30PM ABC (t CentrallMountain) Keenan Wynn. sequel to the hit comedy.drama THUR.. OCT, 22 woman suffenng from dyslexia and a WIDE WORLD OF 6PORTS about high school students In a small spirited selHaught hackie who helps SUN .• OCT, 18 I/*J;.~".t"" ""....,. ~. to educate her Together they face California town during the 1960s. ThiS . ..~ ' 3:30-7PM ABC (2:30CenliMyl ~~t;?' ':'iS~'?~~ ,...h?lIon~,Q nf thQlr iivpc:: 9.11PM NBC (8 Central/Mountain) follows their paUlS since \lIe nlynl vi ~~c~!=~0!9.'\l~ TRA NASHVILLE GRAB. Zany comedy their high school graduallon Ron 8-10PM NBC (7 Central/Mountain) 4-6PM NBC (3 Central/Mountain) wllh Jeff Conaway as a country Howard. Paul Le Mat. Cindy Williams. THE BRADY GIRLS GET MARRIED. SPORTSWORLD. Inaugural Caesars singer who almost turns Nashville Candy Clark. Charles Martin Smith, The famous gals decide to take the Palace Grand Prix Auto Race, upside dowl'l when he is kldnapDed by MacKenZie Pnllilps and Bo Hopkins, plunge but before they tie the knots. SUN., OCT. 18 som;- conniving female convicts. Walks of life there are some disturbing questions (May be preempted if an Amencan TUES., OCT. 20 to be answe'red. Florence Hender. 12:30PM.? NBC (11:30AM CUMt.) League ChampionshIp baseball son. Robert Reed. Eve Plumb, NFL' Regional telecasts starting at ... 9ame is playea). a.11PM CBS (7 Central/Mountain) 9-11PM CBS (8 Central/Mountain) JACQUELINE SUSANN'S VALLEY Maureen McCormick, Jerry Houser 1PM NYT: Buffalo at New York Jets MICKEY SPILLANE'S MARGIN MON., OCT. 19 OF THE DOLLS '1981'. ConclUSion of 9.11PM CBS (8 Central/Mountain) and Ron Kuhlman. Houston at New England FOR MURDER. A return to the no- the five-hour mini series. KILLJOY. The mysterious disappear. 10.11PM NBC (9 Central/Mountain) Pittsburgh at Cincinnati holds-barred tough detective yarn ance and murder of a beautiful young MARRIAGE IS ALIVE AND WELL. 2PM NYT: San Diego at Baltimore with Kevin ("Crooooocker!") Dobson With Joe Namath, Judd Hirsch and Jacgueline ",1 lady has' dramatic repercussions. 4PM NYT: Denver at Kansas City as private eye "Mike Hammer" who is Kim Basinger, Robert Culp, Stephen Jack Albertson, dedicated to hiS own brand of law and Macht, Nancy Marchand and John 12:30.1PM ABC (11:30AM Cenl.JMt.) order, letting the chips fall where they SUSann'S Rubinstein. love, lies and murder! COL~EGE FOOTBALL'S1 H.igh. may as he doggedly pursues, the E.:~;;~'.lights of action from this weekend's FRI., OCT. 23 villains. Charles Hallahan, Cmdy Valley of the key NCAA games, Pickett and Donna Dixon. Hammer 9.11PM NBC (8CentraI/Mountain) FRt., OCT. 16 9.11:45PM ABC (8 CentrallMountain) continues on high in a iengthy career. REVENGE OF THE STEPFORD Do11s1981 .NFLSPECIAL. Los Angeles at Dallas. FRI., OCT. 16 WIVES. Stepford i5 a New England 8-9PM ABC (7 Central/Mountain) town where women are programmed ALL.STAR FAMILY FEUD SPECIAL, MON .• OCT. 19 9-11PM ABC (8 Central/Mountain) to be domestic slaves to their Richard Dawson hosts this wing.ding, 9-11:45PM ABC (8 CentraliMountaln) THE DAY THE LOVING STOPPED, ' husbands Sharon Gless is a TV ,THUR., OCT. 22 MONDAY NiGHT FOOTBALL: The A child's eye view or divorce starring Chicago Bears visit the Detroit Lions. Dennis Weaver and Valerie Harper as Bo10PMNBC' (7CentraI/Mountaln) once.loving parents whose shatter. BOB HOPE'S ALl.-STAR CEl.EBRA- TUES., OCT. 20 ing separation piunges their two TION OPENING THE GERALD R. 1J.11:15PMABC (7 Centrai/Mountaln) daughters Into total despair, FORD MUSEUM.' WORl.D SERtES. Game one live Heartbreak house. 1Q.11PMNBC. (9CentralIMountaln) WED., OCT 21 SAT. OCT 1/ CANDID CAMERA SPECIAl.. Bo11:15PMABC (7 Central/Mountain) .1;PMC8S (a Central/Mountain) FRI. OCT 7./ WORLD SERIES. The American R!'TURN OF THE REBEl.S, Offbeat " ~ BoePMCBS (7 CentrallMountaln) LeaglJe champion hosts game two. tale 01 a feunlon among some ailing EVeRYTHING YOU EVER WANTED FRI,OCT J3 lormer members of a motorcycle ,.-t. TO KNOW ABOUT MONSTERS gang who come to the rescue of one BUT WERE AFRAID TO ASK. 8-11:1!5PMABC (1 CentrallMountaln) r. WORl.D SERIES. Game three lIve. reporter who stumbles onto the Charles' Osgood has a chal with sinister secret of the community and special eflects experfs and takes a SAT. OCT. 7'1 risks all to get to the bottom of lighthearted look at .some 01 12:3o.7:00PM ABC (11:30AMCt.lMt,) mysterious circumstances, With HOllywood's famous monsters. SPORTS DOUBLEHEADER, The Julie Kavner and Arthur HilI. A sequel SAT.OCl 7'1 National League champion hosls to the popular theatrical film. e.10PM CBS (a Centra IIMountain) game four of the World S.rl •• and SAT .. OCT. 2'1 THE NASHVIl.LE PALACE. NCAA Footb.II wiil be shown. 10-11PM NBC (9CentraIiMountaln) SUN., OCT 2~ FfTZ AND BONES. Premiere of !I 10:30AM.1 PM ABC (9:30 Cent.lM\.) new series starring the Smothers NEW YORK CITY MARATHON. Brothers as bumbling (what else!) 1V BoSPMCBS (7 Central/Mountain) newsmen hot after a story. WALT DISNEY. Some Disney delights: Trick or Treat and Lonesome Ghosts and Legend of ,Sleepy Hollow, Scatman Crothers, Maxine Stu'\rl, 9.11PM CBS (8 CentrallMountain) 12:30PM.? NBC (11:3DAM CUM!.) of fhelr own and make a billersweet ... Mike Mazurki and Richard Whiting, as DARK NIGHT OF THE SCARE • NFL: Regional telecasts starting at, , , '.,. grab for their vanished, hell.roaring ary update or the international CROW. Not about keeping birds the quintet out.conning the cons 1PM NYT: Baltimore at Cleveland .. youth. Barbara Eden, Don Murray, biockbuster with Cathe(lne Hicks, away from crops but a chilling drama ... W£;O., OCT. 21 Denver at Buffalo Christopher Connelly, MiChael Lisa Hartman, Veronica Hamel, about a group of vigilantes who kill an .. New England at Washington .. Baseleon and Jamie Farr, Straddiin' David Birney, James Coburn and 9.11PM NBC (8 Central/Mountain) innocent retarded man and who. in .. the ole Har!evs again! Jean Simmons. The sizzling story of FRIENDSHIPS, SECRETS & LIES turn; are haunted and hunted in an 2PM NYT: Cincinnati at New Orleans t Ii) Move over guys and enjoy this BoePMCBS (7 CentrallMountain) the insecurities, career suc,cesses eerie way. SUN. OCT 25 4PM NYT: Seattle at New York Jets and topsy.turvy love affairs of three flick with an all.female.cast . plus a San Diego at Chicago HERBIE RIDES AGAIN (2). Herbie SUN., OCT. 26 leads a battalion of driverless VWs in very different women in the entertain .. female writer, director and producer! 5-6PM CBS (4 Central/Mountain) Miami at Dallas a rousing. motorized "carvalry" ment world. Good times and bad Six former sorority sisters are 9.11PM NBC (8 Central/Mountain} JULIE ANDREWS' INVITATION TO Kansas City at Oakland Charge! Helen Hayes, Ken Berry. limes and the misters in between. suspected of murder when a baby's TWIRL. Stella Stevens once again. DANCE WITH RUDOLF NUREYEV. f 10,81 CONDONOVANASSOCIATES.INC SNEll FUJITA DESIGN PROGRAMS LISTED ARE CHOSEN AT THE SOLE DISCRETION OF CORNELIUS DONOVAN ASSOCIATES, INC I ,..r I' f" ,...I' .. • ~ " ,-,O?-~,..,-4 ... ' ~. 1~~~~'IIf('"*'.!i1 lli& $ ---..,.".-."._...... ""..._._-.~_l_lo:~~'O'u.~.... "J Jl .,.' ."<.',~..;,.\:"~:-'~~~ft.",..._'~'.:~t" .; " , ." " " • • O.-dU ....- 5 mg. "tar", 0.4 mg, nicotine avo per cigaret1e, FTC Report Mav 1981. You found it. The enjoyable ultra lovvtar cigarette .. ... and Its high tide you did. .. Warning: The Surgeon General Has. Determined That Cigarette Smoking (5 Dangerous to Your Health, J • ' .... II p p p r ,. pc F FI" FF."'F p , P , FP FPF'f' ,ppp 'P' P 9 Thursday, October /5, 1981 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven-B rOSSer F!ointe Real' E!state:I~! .!j~=;atl:;~~~I~r~:~~j~I!,Vtf.~=~t~~~fI,' SINE REALlY Do You Know HIGBIE-MAXON "IT'S WORTH YOUR TIME TO CALL SINE" How Much Your TOLES & ASSOCIATES, INC. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT GROSSE POINTE WOODS House is Worth? FIRST OFFERING - Three bedroom Ilh bath Probably not. A English in the Farms on Fisher Road. Up- PRESTWICK - 4 bedroom, 2'h bath brick 663 UNIVERSITY - A GOOD OFFERING JUST BECAME BETTER with a substantial reduction in dated kitchen. Family room. Assumable colonial on large lot. Living room with fire- Realtor@ is compe- price! An attractive English home surrounded by lovely landscaping ~nd gardens. Library, mortgage. Priced in the 80's. place. Deck & patio off family room. Rec. ' tent to judge the fair breakfast room with beamed ceiling, four bedrooms, 2'h baths, recreation room. Early occu. room - good size family home with mod. market value of pancy and land contract terms. FIRST OFFERING - Vendome Ct. Five bed- ern kitchen. your house. Call a room 31'2 bath Colonial. Family room, two Realtor~' if you plan ONE OF THE FINEST LOCATIONS IN GROSSE POINTE CITY - An older colonial with the charm furnaces for energy efficiency, attached ST. CLAIR SHORES and spaciousness that is hard to find in neW homes. Four family bedrooms, 3 baths plus maid's garage, Close to Kerby school. to buy or sell. Re- quarters, library, glassed porch, recreation room 3-car attached garage, 100 foot lot. GARY LANE - Lakeshore Village "Condo" - member, guess FIRST OFFERING - Mack Cadieux area. pool - sauna - tennis - children and work can be costly. 790 MICCLESES - UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE CENTER HALL COLONIAL. Paneled family room, Two bedroom co-op on first floor. Mainte- small pets allowed. Close to schools and first floor laundry, modern kitchen, three bedrooms, 2~ baths. Among the many extra features 1l Money is Tight u cerL.~.=.:"'-----"'~ But t~ere are fine houses on CHRISTINE COURT - On a cul-de-sac near o schoois. Three bedroom two bath tri-level. Lib- t~e market. Ma!!be !IOU ~ PERL ESTRTE rary & family room, central air. Assumable CAN afford 10 bu!! olle. land contract. $97,900. Realtors@ are experienced ill THE GALLERY OF HOMES what is known as "Creative HENDRIE LANE - Exquisite six bedroom "'S A GREAT TIME TO BUY A Financing" . . . and that I French near St. Pauls, three full baths & HOME - LET'S PUT OUR means the!! can often ~gure three powder rooms, oak library with fire- place, modern kitchen, den with bar off HEADS TOGETHER AND BE out ways for YOU to finance kitchen, three car attached garage with CREATIVE! a ~ousing purchase. Call a second floor expansion area. Price reo member of the Grosse Pointe duced. Open Sunday 2~5 Real Estate Exchange 19981 EMORY CT. W.• - 3-4 bedroom, 2 bath, LANNOO - 7 Mife-Mack area. Three bedroom 11,2story, $99,400. 1% bath Colonial in popular Detroit area. Family room, tiled & paneled basement, 2150 ANITA - 4 bedroom, IIh bath bungalow, two car galage. Land contract terms. . $69,500. LOCHMOOR - Center entrance Colonial. Lib- By Appointment A REALTOR@ is a rary, three bedrooms & two baths, lOOx162 1633 ,Roslyn - 2 bedroom colonial, $64,900. professional. He or lot. , " . I : t- . , ., . she has a lot of FIRST OFFERING FIRST OFFERING~::: \ ..~: If";' l~.I • LOTHROP - Five bedroom two bath residence 21940 SHORE POINTE LANE - 2 bedroom background in the A CLASSIC CENTER ENTRANCE COLONIAL CHARMING RESTORED Farmhouse within near Charlevoix (two bedrooms on first and condominium, $119,500. field. and is better on an extra deep lot. Four spacious bedrooms, walking distance of Farms Pier. New kitchen three on second). Family room. Land con. equipped to do what 2 large baths, paneled library, Florida room, a with built-ins, hardwood floors throughout. tract terms. NEW LISTING wonderful roomy kitchen, central air. This Natural fireplace in living room and master . VACANT - 100 ft. lot in prime Farms location, is called "strategic EXECUTIVE QUALITY home is in move-in bedrooms. Terms available. Stop by on Sunday. MERRIWEATHER near Beaupre - Three call for particulars. marketing." To- condition for the .buyer wanting' FAST OCCU- 4~3 RENO LANE. bedrooms on second plus one on' third. 18 , day's marketplace PANCY. Call Today. foot family room, two car garage. Approx- WM. W. QUEEN requires that kind of imately 25% down to assume existing liens. .,19846 MACK AVE. 886-4141 sophistication. Get MORAN - Compare price & size on this five some for yourself. bedroom 21h bath Colonial. 22 foot family Call a REALTORIl\l. room, two car atta~hed garage. Over 210(1' Members of the Na- sq. ft. Land contract terms with 20% down. FIRST OFFERING LAND CONTRACTS tional Association of * DOWNTOWN DETROIT - One block from Re- Realtors (NAR) have NOTTINGHAM - Three bedroom Colonial * BLENDED MORTGAGES naissance Center - 12,000 sq. ft. corner lot of near Jefferson. Kitchen has breakfast nook, access to a variety of prime commercial land. Presently used for first floor den, two car garage, $59,900 with * WRAP~AROUND MORTGAGES educational services parking. A MOST DESIRABLE AREA for possible land contract: . The key to buying or seiling In that constantly update building. their professionalism. NORTHBRYS NOTRE DAME - Second floor condominium. todays market ••• New kitchen & thermopane windows. Two Our Sales Associates wlfl be happy Members of the SPACIOUS 4 bedroom, 21h bath colonial with bedrooms, central air, $81,000 with 2 year to show you how it's done. Grosse Pointe Real library and family room, first floor laun. land contract available. Estate Exchange are drylsewing room, Mutschler kitchen has many 1606 LOCHMOOR - $139,900 ... LAND CON. members of NAR. built. ins. plus much, much more. SUNNINGDALE - Bright & cheery Early TRACT TERMS ... OVER 3,000 SQUARE They're real Pro's! American Colonial in desirable Shores loca- FEET ... a prime Woods location and tion. Library, family room, modern kitch- many, many amenities including a library, STREET STYLE BD BA FEATURES and a 30' family room all point to the fact en, recreation room & redwood deck. Four AUDUBON Cape Cod 4 3 Family room, Land Contract with only $30,000 down. that this is probably the best buy in today's family bedrooms & 3% baths plus two English Family room, modern decorating, ASSUMPTION. market. BERKSHIRE 5 3 maids rooms with bath. Central air, lawn BERKSHIRE Colonial 3 2+ Spacious rooms, SPECIAL FINANCING AVAILABLE. sprinkler. 583 PERRlEN PLACE - LAND CONTRACT S. BRYS Ranch 3 1.5 Family room, rec. room with wet bar. TERMS - Exceptional 4 bedroom, 2'h bath Realtors Are KENSINGTON English 4 2.5 Florida room, new carpet, Land Contract. UNIVERSITY - Four bedroom 21h bath Colo- colonial. First floor laundry, spacious KERBY Farmhouse 3 1.5 Charming parlor, new kitchen, Assume at 9.5%. nial built in 1955. Den, recreation room, two rooms, custom kitchen, a large family Matchmakers LAKELAND English 7 4.5 Library, central air, call for complete details. car masonry garage. Over 2100 sq. ft. room with wet bar and adjoining patio, re- LAKELAND Colonial 4 2.5 Family room, 11% Land Contract with $40,000 down. $125,000. cently decorated and ready for possession. They match up spe- LAKE POINTE Colonial 4 1 Modern kitchen, GREAT yard, GREAT terms. cial people with spe- LINCOLN Bungalow 3 1.5 Florida room, rec. room with wet bar, Land Contract. 'VENDOME - Charming three bedroom 31fz 1636 PRESTWICK - BLENDED MORTGAGE LINVILLE Colonial 3 1.5 Family room, fireplace, LAND CONTRACT. bath Farm Colonial, 26 foot family room. cial houses.- Call a AVAILABLE - $70,000 at i3lh% for 25 Realtor~ to find MARYLAND Bungalow 2+ 1+ Sun porch, room for expansion, LAND CONTRACT. central air, large assumable mortgage. years with absolutely no annual interest ad- NOTTINGHAM Bungalow 4 2 Excellent home near everything, LAND CONTRACT. justment to the qualified buyer ... mighty. YO UR special S. RENAUD Ranch 3 2 Custom built, many extras, expansion room. WHITTIER - Nicely decorated Colonial with attractive way to put yourself into this house. It works. RIVARD Tudor 4 3 New kitchen with garden room, good TERMS. library, family room & recreation room, newer 4 bedroom, 2'h bath colonial high- You'll see. RIVARD Bungalow 3+ 2 Appliances, new carpet, remodeled baths, new electric. first floor lavatory, three bedrooms, two lighted with central air, a large family ST. CLAIR 2 Story 3 1% New kitchen, dining room with fireplace, blend rate. baths on second plus attractive studio bed. room with fireplace and adjoining wooden TROMBLEY Colonial 4 2.5 Library, family room, assume large mortgage. room on third. deck, and all surrounded by some of the UNIVERSITY Colonial 5 2.5 Family room with wet bar, assume or LAND CON. greatest neighbors in the Pointes, Belter TRACT TERMS. WILLOW TREE - Four bedroom 21\! bath Col. call today for your appointment. WASHINGTON English 6 4.5 Great buy if you love restoring old houses. $129,900. onial in popular Shores location near park. WESTCHESTER English 4 2.5 New Mutschler kitchen, family room, central air. Family room with fireplace & bai, recrea. ST. CLAIR SHORES RANCH - Immaculate 3 tion room. r:entral air, lawn sprinkler, bedroom ranch with exceptional rec. room, patio. Many extras. Possible land contract. and easy Land Contract terms ... a great opportunity for only $57,900. TAPPAN HAS MANY FINE HOMES IN DETROIT WOODS LANE - Four bedroom 21/2 bath Colo- nial. Family room. recreation room, o PEN SUN DA Y 2-5 STREET STYLE BD BA FEATURES Blended rate mortgage available. 270 LEWISTON - ATTRACTIVE LAND CON- FARMBROOK Ranch 3 1 Immediate Occupancy, prime area, good buy. TRACT TERMS, 8% INTEREST, AND GRAYTON Bungalow 3 2 Custom kitchen, new carpet. near everything. ABOVE ALL, an immaculate home in prime NEFF Ranch 2 1 Good starter home, appliances. large lot. Hugo S. Higbie Lenore A. Pasquinelli Breakfast nook, cedar closet, bath in basement. Donald R. Smith Irene Pfeiffer condition that must been seen to be appre- SOMERSET Bungalow 3 1 Kay Agney Erwin SaUelmeir ciated ... that is, if you're looking for spaci- Rachel Baumann Roger Southworth ous rooms, four natural fireplaces, a fabulous William B. Devlin Merry Stamman family room and much, much more ... Don't Marilyn Stanitzke TAPPAN OPEN HOUSES - SUNDAY 2~5 David D. Dillon take our word for it though, call today for an Frank J. Huster Jack.£. Walsh 314 RENO LANE 1201 AUDUBON 851 S. BRYS John E. Mendenhall Winnirred Weyhing appointment ... or stop by our Sunday Open 743 BERKSHIRE 1434 NOTTINGHAM 617 RIVARD I'- THE ALLIANCE TO Martha Sattley Moray Bernard Whitley House between 2:00-5:00. 509 UNIVERSITY 530 WASHINGTON Beverly Pack 1ft SAVE ENERGY 8o1t 5T200. WashIngfotI. D.C. 2()()37 Please send me lour erlergl'S .~~------~-~---- Page Twelve-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October IS, 1981 ------_._------Do You Know How Much Your House is Worth? A REALTOR~ Is a pro- SUNDA V BEST BETS fessional. He or she 2 - 5 p.m. has a lot of back- FIRST OFFERING IN THE WOODS, 8raund In the field. 1795 NEWCASTLE ESTATE SALE - and Is better 2 or 3 bedroom all brick ranch with equipped to do what detached garage - priced at $71,500 Is called "strategic for immediate sale ~ 20439 MACK AVENUE ~ marketing." Today's $78,500 IN THE FARMS - 278 MT. S~ GROSSE POINTE .~. WOODS OFFICE marketplace requires VERNON - What a fine 3 bedroom that kind of sophisti- RI;ALTORS two bath "Cape Cod" flavored bLmga. &,~,~'UU(I#I ~~. cation. Get some for low. Mint condition, superb decor. de. 886-8710 tached two car garage. Because this yourself. Cau a REAL- is an estate sale, price has been "",.here Sales (l1l(1 Friend ...Are .11(u/e" TOR;;. chopped to the bone! OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 910 LAKE POINTE - THE PARKS U") TAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING I 0 FINEST THREE BEDROOM, 2\2- N 1630Oxford GP.W. 4 Bdrms 2% Baths L.C. Terms. also lot 70x110 available. "'C BATH COLONIAL! Creative financ. 1 m > 777 Barrington G.P.W. 3 Bdrms 1 '2Baths Charm. Eng .• Blended Rate. under $80,000. Z ing in combination with a truly reo tl'f !l17Grand Marais G.P.P. 5 Berms " Fun, 2 I{u!f L.C. T<:; ..... immaculate, pool. Members of the Na- markable family sized farm colonial ... ,._. _, III ... ~,..4: .... _ ....4: THE ASSOCIATION OF Q 32 Greenbriar G.P.S_ 3 Bdrms 21h Baths L.t:. Terms, 011 LaK~ ~llun~, :>lJdl:. I (tll ...il. .", lIVII(11 f""\i:I"".,h",IC:UIVII VI make this a prize residence for some Z 2328Stanhope G.P.W. 3 Bdrms 1 Bath Blended Rate, fpl., new alum. trim. c: Realtors (NAR) have lucky buyer! Consider an all new ::;) 1 Z 920Whittier G.P.P. 3 Bdrms 2 h Baths L.C. Terms. contemp., lovely grounds. access to a variety of modern kitchen. separate first floor UJ G.P.P. 3 Bdrms 1 L.C. Terms. Fla. rm., sprinkler syst. 0 den, spacious family room, tasteful 978 Westchester 1 .2 Baths educational services 20517 Anita H.W. 2 Bdrms 1 Bath Simple Assumption or Blend Rate.large » decor, detached 2 car garage. Own. z -< that constantly update Alfred E. Hillenbrand W lot, fam. rm. ers spared no expense to make this a Q. 1 ~ their professionalism. 22924Canterbury S.C.S. 4 Bdrms 2 12Baths L.C. Terms. colonial. immed. possession. I superior home ... stop in and see for 0 U1 Members of - the yourself. Priced for quick sale! OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 Grosse Pointe Real as a Sales Consultant of the firm Estate Exchange are WE'VE MOVED ' OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 members of NAR. They're real Pro'sl Specializing in Grosse Pointe Properties TO THE VILLAGE! 16845 Kercheval 882-5200 Planning to sell Grosse Pointe, Michigan your house? srAOnGmdn Talk to a 881-0800 Umoclm.\,l/K.U.~TOIlS professional. Call REAL ESTATE any member of MARKETING CONSULTANTS 1ST OFFERING - 686 Birch Lane, off Fair. 844 WHITTIER - Reduced - So bring in your the Grosse Pointe ford. A gem in a perfect setting. Three large offer. Luscious 5 bedroom English with 31h bedrooms, 2~ baths, enjoy a fireplace in the baths, breakfast nook with updated kitchen, Real Estate living room and family room, 1st 'floor laundry.' den, beautiful hardwood floors, leaded glass Exchange. r ,,' <, Custom drapes throughout, 2;jz car attached windows, 3 car garage, Land Contract Terms. I They have the , ~ garage, extra large lot, Simple Assumption. Owner moving out of state, I; ; know-howl ,~ :-" BY APPOINTMENT Ichweltzer.~Bett5fnes. ALLARD - Cape Cod in mint condition, completely updated, new driveway, new furnace with ReoI.E/tote.lnc. I I iIfIIIHand Gardens central 'air, new carpeting, HI! baths, new gutters and aluminum trim, just a peach of a house! -Twonames you can trust RIDGEMONT - Re-decorated thru-out. Assumable Mortgage. 2 bedroom ranch with new carpeting II and drapes. Fireplace in Jiving room, divided basement, an ideal first home or for retirees. J SUNNING DALE - Simple Assumption. lovely 4 bedroom, 2V2 bath colonial with brand new family I room and library. Home has been completely updated, new landscaping, central air, sprinkler Do You Know system. How Much Your I VERNIER - FHA Terms welcome. three bedroom bungalow with fireplace, finished recreation House is Worth? room, updated kitchen, convenient to expressways, schools, churches & shopping. Probably not. A Rea/lor$ is VERNIER -.: Land Contract Terms, attention investors! Two family flat with aluminum trim, lower competent to judge the fair has 3 bedrooms and fireplace, upper ha!' 2 bedrooms, also two car garage. ma rkel val ue of !l0 ur house. Call a Realtor$ if you plan ROSCOMMON - Harper Woods - Land Contract Terms with 20% down, or excellent assumption, to buy or. sell. Remember, sharp ranch with family room and porch, garage, immediate possession. guess work can be costly. ALGER - Simple Assumption - st. Clair Shores off Marter Road, 3 bedroom custom ranch, 1l,2 baths, family room with fireplace, laundry room on first fioor, 2 car attached garage, finished GROSSE POINTE CITY - Stately center entr- basement. - LAND CONTRACT TERMS - Charm per- \ sonified in this beautifully decorated colonial -, ance colonial with five bedrooms, two full baths , on one of the Farms m,",,~ desirable streets. and two half baths. Finished basement. Blown. I in' insulation keeps the heat cost down. Just i Master hedroom has adjoining bath. Updated kitchen, new carpeting and beautiful oak floors. reduced! Must see! Assumable mortgage of- Call today for additional details. F300 fered. F303 - 886-580(1 886.5800 " INTEREST RATES DROPPING??? In the last week, money market rates dropped significantly. the F.H.A, mortgage rate dropped, the prime rate dropped again and many experts predicted publicly that interest rates, such as those for mortgage loans may be indeed on the way down. lH:l4T lHLL THIS .uE.41'~FOR ME??? As rates drop, many more home buyers will come' forward looking for that home which they now feel will be affordable. However, as rates drop and demand increases, prices generally increase also. H makes sense to try and buy before that time to experience a true price savings. C.4N I REALLl' ,4FFORD TO BUl' ?VOlt??? Listed he low are homes which are available on Land Contract at 11'1( or less, simple assumptions of existing mortgages and other creative financing methods. These types of financing methods may not be available for long, if rates continue to fall. . SI,llPLE A'SSEllPTIO.VS ... GROSSE POINTE FARMS - This home fea- GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Land contract tures 1l,2 baths, beautiful kitchen, family room, terms available on this beautiful 4 bedroom McMillan G.P. Farms 3 Bedroom Colonial Assume $70,000 at 10% formal dining room, three bedrooms, and colonial with 2112baths, dining room. library, 4 Bedroom Colonial Assume $61,000 at 13.5% Lakeland G.P. City newer fuel efficient furnace. Convenient IDea. in-ground pool with entrance to dressing room Lincltln G.P. City 4 Bedroom Tudor Assume $73,500 at 13.5% tion. Land contract terms. G676 and 1st floor laundry. A super home at a realis- Washington G.P. City 5 Bedroom Estate Assume $70.000 at 8.5% 886-4200 tic price! G723 Lakepointe G.P. Park 4 Bedroom Colonial Assume $63,000 at 9.25% 886-4200 Beaconsfield G.P. Park 3 Bedroom Brick Assume at 12.75%, 20% down Devonshire G,P. Park 6 Bedroom Assume $99,000 at 11% GROSSE POINTE PARK '7 Beautiful older one GROSSE POINTE PARK - Favorable land Touraine G.P. Farms 3 Bedroom AsSl\me at 12.5%, 25% down owner home. Original natural woodwork in contract terms available on this lovely 4 perfect condition ~ Newer furnace, roof, bedroom, 2~'2bath brick colonial on almost UJll. DOlT'1VPAYUENTS ... gutters and hot water tank. Land contract a half acre. Dining room, family room and Biairmoor G.P. Woods 3 Bedrooms 25% down LiC at 11% terms available. G730 basement. Freshly painted. new carpeting Perrien G.P. Woods 4 Bedrooms 33S"(down Lie 5 years 886-4200 and central air. Heated 3 car garage. Fl86 Neff G.P. City 2 Bedroom Farmhouse 3O<:tdown Lie at 10% 886.5800 Beaconsfield G.P. Park 3 Bedrooms $10,000down at 12.75% Kerby G.P. Farms 4 Bedrooms $20,000down, 5 year LlC GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Exceptionalloca- GROSSE POINTE SHORES - Three bedroom, tion on this large center entrance colonial. 2,200 sq. it. rambling ranch with two full .';PECl4L FIJY.4SCI:"C ... BLE."fD .uORTGA(;ES ... FlE\lBLE FfSANCING Finished basement with wet bar, large baths, two fireplaces and basement with l,'z Merriweather G.P. Farms 3 Bedrooms Blend rate or interest rebate patio off family room, new furnace with bath. Central air and attached 2 car gar- Shoreham G.P. Woods 3 Bedrooms Assume 7.5<:'(or Blend rate central air, new roof and' attached 2 car age. Very exclusive area - overlooks garage. Flexible land contract terms! G731 Lakeshore. All terms! F310 lA:VD COSTR4r:rS ... nil nt 11 % or If's.~ 886.4200 886.5800 We have prepared most of our seller's to consider the necessity of providing 3 to 5 year Land Contracts. Currently there are all but a very few of our listings that offer Land Contracts. ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE - Grosse Pointe 3 Bedroom homes available on Land Contract include such streets as Fairholme. Linville. Sunningdale, NOT A DRIVE BY! Sharp and clean home Park privileges go with this house that's Fisher, Barrington and Bedford. beautifully decorated. Features bay win- ready to move in. Living room with natural 4 Bedroom homes available on Land Conlra('t include such streets as Allard. Anita. Canterbury, S. dows in dining area, loads of closet space fireplace, kitchen with huilt.ins, large bed. Oxford, Kerby. Moross (on the Country Club of Detroit side). Lincoln. Washington, Bedford, Buckin. and built.in drawers. tiled and painted reo rooms, two speed attic fan and basement. gham. Lakepointe, and Kensington. creation room plus more! G732 F299 \ 886-4200 886.5800 FIRST OFFERING ... WASHINGTON ROAD ... 30% DOWN ... 11% FINANCING CALL FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON THE MANY HOMES AVAILABLE THAT ARE Enjoy old world English charm with all the modern conveniences. This prime G,P. City location PRICED TO SELL ON SIMPLE ASSUMPTIONS, LAND CONTRACT AND BLENDED RATES offers a modern kitchen, den, screened porch, large lot and much more including seller financing. WELL BELOW THE CURRENT RATES. Priced to sell, call today since this one will not Ja~t. OPEN SUNDAY TWO to FIVE FIRST OFFERING ... BLAIRMOOR ... 25% DOWN ... 11% FINANCING 439 Madison. Grosse Pointe Farms .... 886.4200 80 S. Edgewood, Grosse Pointe Shores . 886.5800 Priced under SlOO,OOOin a neighborhood that normally sells over $125,000. this ranch.styled home 1035 Woods Lane, Grosse Pointe Woods 886.4200 19735 Huntington, Harper Woods. , , 886.5800 includes such fealures as an attached garage. central air. in-ground lawn sprinklers. 13 x 11 library 645 Pear Tree, Grosse Pointe Woods, .. 886.4200 10076 Woodmont, Harper Woods .. , 886.4200 and a very attra('tively.landscaped patio and yard ar£'a. Seller does not want to fool around on thi's 21778 Van K.. Grosse Pointe Woods , 886.4200 4100 Harvard. Detroit. - '" 886-4200 home ... priced to sell quick. 1259 Bedford, Grosse Pointe Park 886-4200 8200 E. Jefferson, Detr?it (condo) .. _.. 886-4200 8ehwel1zer Offlc.. I", open Il •.m. to 9 p.m. Mondly lhru Friday 9 p.m. to 8 p.m. s.turday end Sund.y .. 16845 KERCHEVAL, in The Village ~ ~. GROSSE POINTE WOODS OFFICE GROSSE POINTE FARMS OFFICE • J 886-4200 886-5800 . ~. Sixteen Offices In Four Counties REALTORS 882-5200 , • • • > p • p p Thursday, October' 5, 1981 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thlrtee"..B I GOODMAN PIERCE 8r ASSOCIATES INC. OUTSTANDING FIRST OFFERING 30 PUTNAM PL - PRIVATE GROSSE POINTE SHORES LOCATION. 4 bedroom, 21h bath tri.level. Beautiful family room w/FP, central air, lal,Uldry room on 1st floor. "Members of the National Association 01 First Listing - Luxury one bedroom condo in riverfront high rise! Spec. tacular river view. $44,900. Realtors (NAR) have access to a variety of educational' services that constantly update their professionalism. Members of OPEN SUNDAY 10-18"81 the Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange' 2:30 - 5:30 64 Muskoka - A truly classic French colonial. 4 bedrooms, 21/2 are members of NAR. They're real Pro's! baths, paneled den, 16 x 24 garden room. Dead end street in the Farms. Price reduced or will rent for one year. BY APPOINTMENT 758 Lakepointe, stately colonial, 5 bedrooms, 21/2 baths, family rm., ter- $7,500 REBATE race, butler's pantry, good fio'lncing. Spacious Grosse Pointe City Townhouse now. offered for the first time with 31265 Burton, SCS. li:xcellent long term financing on this d .•" 'g 3 a $7,500 rebate for a quick sale. Offer expIres November I, 1981. Call bedroom brick ranch wfbsmt. Remember, the St. Clair Golf. 'lub adds for details. value to your property. _'_~,",,~'l1iItt ... , , . 460 Lakeland - Spacious 7 bedroom, 'P/2 baths, library, beautifully deco- r",t~J - plus 41ii" CClHjiUD41L.'1g, b~rbl::r ~::d fi~e a!~!"ms -- tw(' g~r!=tg€'s ',"k ~_ ~ r a &>.:::;;; :;; 12 516 Sheldon - 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, 5 fireplaces, large modem family , l' ..... : '. -/0, ;.,._,.,....~/;i."}~,~ room & kitchen, deep wooded lot. .A.'~.'~dd.your discerning taste and tne opportunity to own a house in 911 Edgemont - stately stone - 4 bedroom English, family rm" sun rm., one of the finest locations in the pointe. Let us provide the ingredients plus extra lot. to make it all happen, This mini. estate on Its two acres of walled grounds is situated .between two private clubs. Golf, tennis, swimm\n~. 1449 Wayburn - 2 bedroom, modernized kitchen, new furnace and electri. riding, cross country skiing, bowling, ice skating and platform tenniS • cal. are all just a few steps away. Be a sport and give us a call. . . we'll get you in the game. 1307.09 Lakepointe - 5/3 flat with good rents that makes price very rea. 76 Kercheval 885.7000 I sonable. Good condition. 22593 Kipling, SCS, reduced! Well maintained 3 bedroom ranch, garden R.G.~r oassociates , room, attractive basement, 2 car garage. .. .Planning to sell Vacant - lot next to 1254 Maryland ~ zoned 2 family! '-- 114KERCHEVAl .886-aOIOj your house? M. ~ IN DETROIT Talk to a 4598 Lodewyck - nice starter hOll1e Of bachelor quarters - 3 bedrooms, dining room. professional. Call any member of Relocation Home Warranty the Grosse Pointe Guide Program Real Estate 886-3060 Exchange. GOODMAN PIERCE & ASSOCIATES INC. They have the know-how! Richard E. Borland, Broker Mary Kaye Robert L. Damman, Sales Mgr. Nancy SChumaker Bruce Sanders Elaine Borland William Cha.mpi~n& Company Peggy Hume M. Virginia Damman J. Do You Know Archie Grieve Dick Borland, Jr. OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-5:00 How Much Your Joyce Sanders . Marilyn Coticchio House is Worth? Betsy Boynton Bobbie Ligam 1018 ANITA - EXPANSIVE, NOT EXPENSIVE 3 bedroom ranch with family room, den, newer Paul Locrichio roof and furnace and LAND CONTRACT TERMS. Probably 1l0t. A Rea!tor@ is competell't to judge the fair 286 ROOSE VEL T - NOT JUST ANOTHER PRETTY PLACE, this newer 4 bedroom, 2~ bath market value of your house. BORLAND ASSOCIATES colonial has a family room with adjoining brick patio, central air and 10% land contract Call a Reaitor@ if you "Ian terms! $159,50{). OFFERS to buy or sell. Remember, FREE PUMPKINS while they last. Stop by at one of the following locations on Sunday, October 18, 731 HIDDEN LANE - COME AND SEE WHY this 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch would be a lovely guess work call be costly. 19in between 2:0{) & 5:00 to register. We will deliver locally by October 26, 1981. .family house. Family room, central air, and large kitchen are a few plusses. VERY NEGO- TIABLE TERMS! $125,000. OPEN SUNDAY 2:00 to 5:00 476 COLONIAL COURT - STARTING OUT OR SLOWING DOWN? This 3 bedroom Cape Cod may be your answer. Extras include screened terrace, natural fireplace and EASY ASSUMPfION. $89,500. • Money is Tight 1004 YORKSHIRE - FANTASTIC TERMS are offered on this 4 bedroom, 2~ bath colonial with But there are fine /louses 011 library and family room. 10 year land contract available. ~1S9,OOO. the marker. Maybe you OUR PARADE OF HOMES CAN afford to buy aile. Realtors@ are experiellced in what is kllown as "Creative Final1dllg" .' alld that meal1s t~e1J call of tell figure out ways for YOU to fi Ila lice a housillg vurwase. Call a member of the Grosse Poillte Real Estate Exchallge. 1120 Devonshire - Five bedroom English, lib., large modern kit., in.law .~."." suite. Spacious, large WE'VE GOT IT BUT NOT FOR LONG! This ARE YOU HARD TO PLEASE? This executive mtg. assumption. immaculate 2 bedroom ranch has an at. 4 bedroom, 2~ bath coloni.al features a library, $159,000. Free Pumpkins. tached garage, cheery family room, modern family room, first floor utility center and lake kitchen and land contract terms. $84,500. view. ~V TIRED OF MAINTENANCE? We've got a 3 bedroom, Ilh bath townhouse OR, if you'd like more space, a 4 bedroom, 2% bath condominium with library and finished third floor. DARE TO BE DIFFERENT ... This unique 5+ bedroom, 4~~ bath house has a living rOOMwith 2 fireplaces, family room and convenient location near the lake. DON'T LET THIS ONE GET AWAY! Beautifully decorated 4 bedroom, 2% bath colonial with family room, circular drive, superb lot and many extras! 10% LAND CONTRACT TERMS. DISCOURAGED ABOUT HIGH INTEREST RATES? 6%% ASSUMPTION available on this hand. some 3 bedroom, 21~ bath colonial on Oxford. Spectacular family room, library, sprinkler system and more. WE PROMISE you'll love this darling 3 bedroom, 2 bath bungalow with 3 car garage, finished basement and priced at $6d,ooo. CHARISMATIC COLONIAL on University has been professionally decorated and features library with leaded glass doors, family room with adjoining deck and patio, breakfast nook and super recreation room. $92,000. Gl'!!9ory Peck offfilSyou12 SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT WONDER RANCH in like new condition offers 3 bedrooms, spacious family room, attached 23281 N, Rosedale - $ 89,900 Harvard $138,500 Hamilton Ct. ' Rare price of only garage and Grosse Pointe Schools. $79,500. $ 99,900 Grayton $189,000 Stonehurst . ways tosave $110,000 for this super 4 $116.000 Yorkshire $220,000 .. . Waterfront bedroom, 212 bath colo, CLASSIC BEAUTY is evidenced in this 4 bedroom, 31h bath colonial,in the City. Magnificent enelY't $121.70{) Condo, 2 baths. $294,000. . . . Shores. nial - Extras, extras, screened terrace. family room, modern kitchen with ample space, and attached 21,'2 car $137.900 Berkshire ThIS free brochure ana a walk even long term contract garage. Ihmugh YOu' house could cut your horne energy uS!" by 25'!o, WHERE COlTLD YOlT FIND a better value than this 3 bedroom colonial with pine paneled For example. !he brochure recreation room, stained glass features and good contraCt terms. $45,000. le'ls you 10 Insulale Ihe gaps ~vY YOu left Ille firs! lIme arolJnd Look ror !Ilem Flats for $7B.900, $8.1,500. $195,000 - Land Contracts. PRIVACY PLUS ... This neat 3 bedroom. 1',~ bath bungalow has been immaculately maintained. I( lelis you fO IoM3r your waler Large lot, 2 car garage and land contract terms are included. lempera/ure 10 '20 degrees Check :1 Watch Lake St. Clair boats go hy - Two bedroom condo $t25.000, OR .- ha\'c your own boatwell at: tr rells ~rOlJ 10 othf':l proven home -' $100.000 ranch - 5220.000 French deluxe home Mary C. Bodkin Shirley Kennedy money.savers Foilo .. them Besl of all 'I !{'il, YOIl IIla! Margaret Breitenbecher Lorraine Kirchner sa"'rtg eneroy makes sense PLUS OTHERS Sally Clarke Evelyne Rupp DOIJars and cents Stopping at our office [or your personalized list could save you time (lnd S$$ Ann Dingeman Barbara Simpson Mal/the cO.Jpon 10I~e Dorothy Healy Jean Wakely AllIance 10 Save Energy today Diane Kelly Mary Walsh 51 METRO OFFICES Cathy Champion Dillaman, Broker ." THE ALLIANCE TO ~ SAVEENERGY GROSSE POINTE OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY 11-2 - 886-3800 80 ... 512'00 ...... hitlopfon 0 C 1'0037 !'",..j?~ ,.')(1 ~f' , .~ '""'~,h 'icl.'nr:; rn(l").(l~ 'ir1 ... '1'1 "",I,Y"I ,r,' 395 FISHER ROAD - GROSSE POINTE • Member of the 'Member of RECOA .. Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange Macomb Board of Realtors a nationwide Ch8!.)ionAND COMPANY Detroit Board of Realtors referral network. 102 Kercheval 884-5700 NOBODY KNOWS ,GROSSE POINTE BETIER , , \ ,., GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October 15, 1981 I 1::' c,oHe PoInte Rea' Estate $/<;;,<" Exchange Members .~~\,. OUTSTANDING VALUES AND TERMS ~rJand Associa. Wm. W. Queen 607 Lincoln - Super four bedroom English QtearfKelm R$atty Colonial, kitchen with built-ins. ,:"c..~' . $(:hweltter Wm. J. Champion & Co, Real Estate, Inc./ 1371 South Renaud - Ranch, two bedrooms, OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5 Better Homes . family room, recreation room. 270 LEWISTON - !!'7o LAND CONTRA(.,'T QaM.ner. saar, & Gardens OWNER TRANSFERRED ... Newly decofated, large modern kit~hen, family r~~ with fireplace wnson and Stroh.ln<:. 1109 Audubon - Colonial, three bedrooms. and wet bar, master bedroom with fireplace, two baths up and first floor lav, fmlshed basement. Scully & fi.G. EQgar & Hendrie, Inc, 1036 Berkshire _. Contemporary four bed- 526 LAKELAND A$oclaWs rooms. Will accept trade. in of other prop- Well built center hall colonial, garden room, den breakfast area, four bedrooms, three and a half Shorewood erty or will rent with option to buy. baths $162,500 with land contracl terms. Goodman, Pierce E. R. Brown & Assqclates 1977Van Antwerp - Colonial three bedrooms. FOR LEASE WITH OPTION TO BUY Sine Realty Co. $750 a monlh for a four bedroom, 212 bath house with family room and den. New furnace wilh central ,grosse Pointe Call us about these fine homes air. Call for details. Real Estate Co. Strongman & Assoc. George L. Palms Realtors :iigbie & Maxon, Inc. BY APPOI~T:\IENT . Tappan Gallery 886-4444 20564 FIARWA Y $116.4lOO 656 PEAR TREE $144,900 25950 MADISON CT ,$ 89,500 Johnstone & 01 Homes National Association of Independent Fee Appraisers 1101LAKEPOINTE .49,900 5776 KENSINGTON 54,000 24 McKINLEY 235,000 Johnstone, Inc. Member Grojse Pointe Real Estate Board 275 ROOSEVELT 115,000 340 KERCHEVAL 125,000 Totes and 241 LAKESHORE 525,000 A Family Business For Over A Century 790 SHOREHAM 118,000 6 ELMSLEIGH 198,000 625 LAKESHORE 550,000 MCBrearty & Adlhoch Associates Member National Home Relocations Service 699 SL Clair 62,500 420 RIVARD 112,000 765 S. ROSEDALE 137,000 Realtors, Inc. For Executive Transfers 16914ST. PAUL 129,000 1337 BEACONSFIELD 62,900 Youngblood GeOfg$ Pa{m~' Reaity. ,frIc. ' Te ~"'''!I)~ <;;1"11 ~ H01I~F, CALL A SALES ASSOCIATE FROM DANAHER. BAER. WILSON & STROH SERVING GROSSE POINTE FOR OVER 50 YEARS A REALTOR@ is a Thorough coverage of WITH 3 GROSSE POINTE OFFICES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Grosse Polnte Properties professional. He or she has a lot of 76 KERCHEVAL background in the ABOVE MARGARET RICE field, and is better 885-7000 equipped to do what is called "strategic Member Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board marketing." To- day's marketplace requires that kind of sophistication. Get some for yourself. Call a REALTORiE. Members of the Na- ,.i. tional Association of Realtors (NAR) have access to a variety of educational services that constantly update GROSSE POINTE PARK . . ,.,.. /"0 • their professionalism. An attractive HIGH BALANCE, LOW INTEREST MORTGAGE AS- 'will.,14. : Members of the SUMPTION makes this attractive three bedroom, 21/2bath all brick .J'l'lI'lYJ ' TOO NEW FOR YOU? ... Enjoy this Geor- gian colonial just a few doors from the Lake Grosse Pointe Real COLONIAL EASY TO FINANCE!! It features spacious rooms in one of the Pointe's most prestigious sub- Estate Exchange are throughout, including a family room; many built-ins and lovely, divisions. Five bedrooms, two with firep- members of NAR. natural'woodwork - nothing to do but move in AND - the price has recently been substantially adjusted for quick sale!! Call 881.4200 laces, and a large country kitchen c0!TIpli- They're real Pro's! ments the formal living room and dining for your appointment to see today! room and den. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 919 BARRINGTON - Spacious Tudor - Three bedrooms down; large in-law or college student suite Money is Tight up. Handy for downtown commuters! TERMS!! 881-4200. 822 BEDFORD - Gracious ENGLISH! Four bedrooms, 2lfz baths, den, great kitchen. 884-0600. OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5 But there are fine 400 CHALFONTE - Luxury 3 bedroom, 2 bath RANCH. Extra special 160 x 214' suite on Country 154 MOROSS ... $144,000 ... Owner anxious ... 4 bedroom, 2~2 bath Farm house loaded houses on the mar- Club golf course! Family room, games room, MUCH MORE! 881.6300. with charm. ket. Maybe you CAN 89 HANDY ROAD - Choice FARMS AREA! 1st Ooor bedroom and bath plus 2 bedrooms and bath on afford to buy one. 2nd; paneled den, equipped kitchen. great for entertaining! Choice of terms includes 7~~z% 33050 JEFFERSON ... $129,800 ... 50 foot oCfrontage on Lake St. Clair. Freshly 'decorated, ~ Realtors@ are ex- ASSUMPTION! 884-0600. ,,. brand new kitchen, high balance assumable m"rtgage. \ ' perienced in what is 385 HILLCREST - Four bedroom, 1112bath FARMS brick bungalow with den. UNDER $70,000 with f. { . known as "Creative LIC terms!! 881-6300. r 11351 BALFOUR ... $55,000 , •. 3 bedroom, 1112bath colonial, 2Yzcar garage, land contract 988 UNCOLN - 7%% SIMPLE ASSUMPTION available! Four bedroom, 2 bath ENGLISH offers terms. Financing". . . and GREAT SPACE at an affordable $77,900! 881-4200. i that means they can 291 MORAN - Three bedroom, 2112 bath COLONIAL - Cozy library, games room, fireplace, sharp often figure out decor and ready for immediate occupancy .. Low interest TERMS, available. 884-0600. 1 ~L $285,000 ... CLOVERLY ... Designed by Saarinen, unique contemporary 5 bedroom, 4% bath, ways for YOU to fi- 1111 S. OXFORD - PRICE REDUCTION!! Four bedroom, 2 12bath' COLONIAL - 70 x 270' site, pewabic tile, parquet floors, central air. ' nance a housing family room, Mutschler kitchen, terrific terms! Now $149,900!! 884-0600. I j purchase. Call a 556 RIVARD - Three bedroom, 1% bath custom RANCH -'finished basement with rec. room, office $250,000 , .. MERRIWEATHER ... 6 bedroom, 4lf2 bath, gracious floor plan, library, den, garden and extra full bath - central air, attached garage, big .lot. $117,500. 881.6300. I member of the t room, Land contract terms. Grosse Pointe Real APPOINTMENTS ARRANGED AT YOUR CONVENIENCE I $235,000 ... McKINLEY ... 8 bedrooms, 3% baths, den, fam'ily room, card room, garage apart- Estate Exchange. HARVARD ROAD - 1ST OFFERING of attractive English Tudor with 4 bedrooms, 2~>2baths, ment. paneled den, NEW KITCHEN, finished basement and all new carpeting just one year old. I EXCELLENT FINANCING includes low interest ASSUMPTION or LAND CONTRACT. Im- $235,000 ... BEVERLY ... SPACIOUS ... GRACIOUS ... Master bedroom with sitting room, 3 Planning to sell mediate occupancy and priced for QUICK SALE!! 884-0600. fireplac~s, updated kitchen, high balance mortgage. ,I your house? GROSSE POINTE WOODS - JUST LISTED! Excellent 3 bedroom, 2 balh, 1112story home on lovely $235,000 ... MOROSS ... 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Monday thru Friday place, liberal land contract terms. your nearest Red Cross Donor 9 A.M. to 5 P,m. Saturday and Sunday Center to make an VACANT LOTS ... ROSE TERRACE 114 feet of lake frontage, land contract terms $2.'JO,OOO ~ppo.nlmcnr GROSSE POINTE FARMS GROSSE POINTE PARK GROSSEPOINTE WOODS ROSE TERRACE 120' x 91' $80,000. American Red Cross 82 Kercheval 884~060D 16610Mack 881-4200 19790 Mack 881-6300 RENTAL ... TROMBLEY ... 3 bedroom, 2 full baths, first floor units, 2 car garage, private + basement, natural fireplace, $650 per month. Ame"can Red ern,", Blood ServK~ DETROIT OFFICE - 11500 Morang - 839~4700 Sourh...",rn MI(hrgan RegIOn 81304440 I ( '-.-'-'-' 0-.--' _. _. _. _, _. _. _. _. _; _. _; _; _. _. _. _p _. _, _p _p _. _" _" P""P_. _: • Thursday, October 15, 1.981 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen-B one • ra I ~.~~ }.~;:~: ~f~ . . .~~.. " .:- '[:.'"4 ~~ J .'1 ) .. " ,~ ...... ,"',"),;1 !i ~ .; ...~ 1 ~ Il%'" : fl4 ~ ~ .,4 ~ .1 ~:~ ..... I.~I • 'j' ""'" ~ I; ' . .. I.I ~ ~ hts ',' U\tra',Lig r ' i \ I .~;'l \1 '1 ,1 , . ~...... ~ it t .~. ". _.- MERIT Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined @Phlltp Morris Ine 1981 Ultra Lights That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. 5 mg "tar',' 0.5 mg nicotine avo per cigaretre by FTC method Regular & Menthol • " . . ", . \ . ' . _.- __ ...... ~ ..-I. ~, ~ ~ ~ ...:.. ~ ~ ..- ~ _ ~ ~ __ ~ _ .....,- ~ _ --.::. ~ _ ~ ~~ ~ _~ ' ~ ~ ~ _ '- Page Sideen-B G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Thursday, October IS, 198\ ; ------~._-_._------_._------~. ------~---~. *, * Feature Page-'-- * * *_. - ----_._---_._------~-----* -_.------* ------_.. * ------. ------~------~----- Harriet's happy Elegant fiJ,(J(;nte on her toes as ART dancer Eating Counter Points By Janet Mueller By Pat Rousseau A selection of recipes from the She's got to dance. That's the forthcoming low-catorie, low.choles. One Good Way ... to add fashion's metallic look way it's been, always, for terol-and penny.wise-eookbook by to your wardrobe would be with a new short burnished Harriet Clark, member of the Thyra Grey Howard and Helena De. bronze jacket, elasticized at the cuffs and at the waist. American Ballet Theafre. When Witt Roth' concluding, this week, an Find it in the Sportswear Department at Walton- i>:ternational menu built around the ABT opens a one-week engage- Pierce. David Hayes brightens his black velvet evening ALL ..t\~IERICAN IIAl\'1BURGER. ment at Detroit's M~sonic Tem- Last week, we featured recipes for suit with gold braid on the jabot and cuffes of its ple Theatre Monday, Oct. 19, black blouse. A. J. Bari scatters gold on his green and Cottage Surprise Burgers and Blue- Harriet will be on-stage. on berry Betty. main course and dessert purple print top that goes over a solid green crepe pointe, dancing. Mikhail Bary- skirt. .8t. Gilliam by Kay Unger puts together a deep in a simple, delicious and nutritious shnikov is the star of that open- supper. This week, we highlight the grape vel:,et jacket with black and beige braid, a satin ing night performance of "Swan accompaniments: a spicy salad and a blouse wlth ruffled collar and a silky skirt that's Lake." narvelous Mexican Bean Pot gently gathered. For those who wear half sizes Kohler MIDDLE EASTERN GREEN PEPPER has done a great group of holiday fashions. One is Harriet began training at age AND TOllfATO SALAD 5'~"€,n, in 'T'px~c; at the Houston pictured in the Walton-Pierce ad tOday. ine paisiey 3 Tbsp. lemon juice . Ballet Academy, where her pattern is stitched with gold thread. Other glints of 1 small clove garhc, mmced teachers were Nina Popov a and gold are found in the gold silk two piece dress that's Salt to taste Michael Lland, formerly with striped with metallic gold. Kohler dots black with gold 1/ tsp. pepper the Ballet Russe. When Mr. and 4 polka dots and edges the neck and cuffs with black 3 Tbsp. vegetable oil Mrs. Frederick Clark, of Roslyn and gold braid. The blouse tucks into a slender skirt. 14 cup minced parsley Road, moved their family to If you're looking for a dressy ensemble Kohler's black 1 small onion, minced Michigan 10 years ago" Sandra taffeta should fill the bill. The unbuttoned jacket 1 large green pepper, seeded and shelters a white blouse with lace applique. The skirt Severo, of the Severo School of Ballet, became Harriet's teacher. chopped ties at the waist and shows a pleated ruffle down one 1 large tomato, seeded, chopped side. Odette Barsa, noted for hand embroidery and She attended Ferry Elemen- 1 large cucumber, peeled, seeded beautiful designs, has embellished the new siips at tary School, Parcells Junior and chopped Walton-Pierce with leaves or with sea shells ... High and spent two years at 1 tomato, cut into .wedges very pretty! They are hand embroidered in Madeira, Grosse Pointe North High School Stir together lemon juice, garlic, ~" ! Portugal. before leaving for New York salt and pepper until salt dissolves. • • • City. She graduated from New Slir in oil, parsley' and onion. Add If ... the pharmacy you've been dealing with York's Professional Children's remaining ingredients except wmato has closed, the Notre Dame Pharmacy can supply School with the highest honors wedges and toss gently to combine. your needs. Delivpy service. Garnish with tomato wedges. Cover in her class.' was accepted at and chill well. Serve with chicken, '. '" '" , Yale Universily-but opted to Tony Cueter ••. Bijouterie. has been able to obtain a meat, fish or sandwiches. Makes lour 01 continue in ballet to see if she collection of 14K and 18K gold chains In so many styles and In servings. several lengths at very special prices. They are priced per gram, could make it as a professional. Calories about 143 per serving. all by weight and the prices are lower than you might expect. At 21, in her second season with Cholesterol O. COme In and take a look. It's a good time to pick that special ABT, she appears to be making ~ J!l #,II: Christmas gift and you can use Bijouterie's convenient layaway it very well indeed. MEXICAN BEAN POT ,. plan. Bijouterie, Grosse Pointe's fine jewelry store Is located 4 cups cooked kidney beans I, Harriet was eight when she at 20445 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods. Open dally appeared as "Nellie" in "Annie 1 clove of garlic on toothpick 10 a.m ..5:30 p.m. except Mondays ••. 886.2050. Get Your Gun" with Kay Starr 1Altsp. thyme , and Johnny Desmond at the 1 bay leaf Very Versatile ...'" The'" new'" four piece Houston Music Theatre. At nine, 2 whole cloves suit at The Pointe Fashions by Vincenti she performed with the Houston 2 tsp. mustard features a. wine velvet three quarter length Grand Opera in "Tales of Hoff- l/s tsp. cayenne pepp.er jacket that goes over a white turtleneck Photo by Steven Coros man" with Beverly Sills. Harriet Clark, on-sta,e, on pointe 2 Tbsp. wine vinegar sweater and a plaid pin pleated wool skirt V2 cup spicy juice from sweet with a matching scarf. The pieces can team She per for m e d with the on Broadway. She was men- Houston Ballet Company. Cyn- dill pickles up with other things in your wardrobe. No . Eglevsky Ballet Company on' tioned favorably in the "New thia went on to study at the 3 Tbsp. dry sherry charge for alterations ... 15112 Kercheval Nantucket Island. Mass., during York Times" review of Maka- Scpool of the Royal Ballet in 1/4 cup strong coffee in the Park, 822-2818. the summer of '75. In 1977, at age 16, she entered the School rova and Friends. "Dance News," \, London, then to dance with the 6 slices sweet onions 2 Tbsp. unsalted mar gar in e, Visage ... is the'" new '" cosmetic'" line that is noW of American Ballet in New York. in its revi.ew of Makarova and Frankfurt Opera Ballet in Gel'- In December of 1979 she went her new company. termed Har- many. Married now and the Combine all the ingredients with at Michelle's Boutique, 17864 Mack Avenue. See the the exception of the onions, coffee beautiful fall colors and the very new .metaUics. fi'ran back to Texas to dance the role riet Clark's solo in PaQuita "a mother of two, she. operates a and margarine. Plac;e in Ph .quart Alcamo .who is the consultant at Michelle's, wilt give of the Sugar Plum Fairy as highlight of the season." pair of pallet schools in Arkan- casserole. Place in prehe~ted 350. you a FREE makeover. Call 886-1814. guest artist with the Lone Star She became a member of the sas...... oven and bake fur 1 hour. Remove Ballet Company in their annual American Ballet Theatre last Cymmas tWll1 slster, Deborah, casserole from oven and arrange The Personnel ... '"at Woods'" Optical'" Studios are excep. Nutcracker presentation; that November. chose a different mode of life. onion slices on top of tbe beans. tlonaU)' patient with the elderly. Older or handicapped indio same year, she danced at a ben- "I d 't" H' t' th Deborah, a graduate of the Brush onions with melted margarine. viduals ha\'e special problems that call for special people to on , says arne s mo - E t S h I f M . . Return to oven and bake for 20 efit gala in New York in honor "k h't (h d h as man c 00 0 US1C, 1S a care for their needs with dignity and kindness. Stop by 19599 of Her Serene Highness Princess er., now were 1. er au? - Dominican nun a campus minis- minutes. Remove casserole from oven Mack Avenue between 7 and 8 Mile Roads, •• 882.9711. and pour coffee over the beans; Grace of Monaco. ter s talent) comes from. I ve tel' at the Univ~rsity of Houston '" ' '" . alway~ b~en a homemaker .. My -and a cellist organist and brush onions again with, melted mar. June, 1980, found Harriet in 'U1'n'Jg~ny',,", l Inside: Section Classified Ads Spo.rts C Thursday, October 15, 1981 Texans to South takes late wIn.• By Tom Strekher Janet Gross with 11. Laurie McKinnon South High' with 10 and Linda Fiola with nine. Pointers- A last.minute touchdown on a pass Top scorers fur the Port Huron game from junior quarterback Bill Crow to were Caruline Hoski with 12 pOints sophomore wide receiver Jim Arnold and Stephanie Nelson with 10. (Com. gave the South Blue Devils a 33.26 piled by :llegan Bunnan i J. victury over Roseville last week. South golf: South's golf team they. caIne The Blue Devils came from behind brought its overall record to 7-2 by with a 20.6 halftime score to score 27 defeating Mount Clemens last week points in the second half. A 55.yard 209.232. 1I1edalists for South were Jud run by senior Sean Welsh combined Kotas and Erie MacMichael. .to run with a 15 yard run by jonior Steve The boys also played in the EML Suminski set up an eight-yard touch. tournament Oct 7 and finished sec- down by scnior halfback Jamie Keogh. ond. South medalist was Dave Chris- They came from all over, from The second touchdown came in the tofferson .. as far away as Lubbock, Tex., third quarter when senior quarterback The remaining meet this season is "t!d ~3 close ~s the F.:!y~s. .~ Kip Saile ran for the score. He was the league meet Oct. 16 and 17. total of 4,952 runners' from ituJ. i L'Hl~> VI-I t::'~ p1~.'i. ~r:d hJ.::! fa b~ Seu!!: !;('sh!!!~!! h".lo'thall:' 'fhl' Greenwood, 1m!.. to Hesperia, carried off the field on a stretcher. freshman girls' basketball team im- Mich., and everywhere in be. An interception by junior Ken proved its record to 2.4 last week, de- tween came to participate in Fromm helped set up Keogh's second feating Oakwood 34-26. Top scorer for last Sunday's fourth Free Press touchdown run in the third quarter. South was Bev Zuelch with nine International Marathon. A 52.yard kick by senior Scott Suck- points. ling placed the ball on the one.yard However, the girls were not as Overall champ ~1ike :'rIcGuire won iine where senior Ben Rybicki made successful with hosts Warren Lincoln the marathon in two hours, 15 min- an interception. Rybicki's interception Junior. losing 39-36. Again Zuelch was utes and 47 seconds. He led a total set up a touchdown run by quarter- high scorer with 12 points, These of 4,102 runners, including 98 Point- back Crow. This time the Blue Devils games bring their record to 2-4. ers, over the finish line. The follow- got the two.point conversion to tie Their next contest is scheduled for ing is a list (a complete one, we the game at 26.26. today, Oct. 15 at 4 p.m. at Anchor hope) of those Pointers. To them and Arnold's catch and the extra point Bav. (By Tara Sendelbach). the other participants, congratula- 1,ICk'ended the scoring at 33-26 with South soccer: Winning their third tions! ' a minute and a half left on the clock. and fourth consecutive victories, Finishing from fourth to 481 were The Roseville wildcats then made des- South's varsity soccer team took a W. Weidenbach, of the Woods, J. perate attempts to score with long Lizza, of the Farms, }I. Ulmer, of the 13-0 victory over Brablec and a 3.2 passes, but were held for the Blue City, P. DeFauw, of the Farms, T. win over Chippewa Valley last week. Devil victory. Dupont and R. Lucas, of the City. F. Scoring were Joe Lafata with four Tylenda, of the Farms, L. Anderson, The win over Roseville gave the goals, Tedd Aurelius with three, Jim of the Park. D. Smith, of the City, and A day for running ••• Blue Devils their second win and im. Dolan, Bill Gitre and Nick Simo. A. Roberts, of the City. proved their EML record to 2-2 and poulos each with two, and Ted Athana. It was indeed a day for running their overall record to 2-3. siou, Greg Jones and Dan Shier each From 558 to 1,100 place were T. through the Polntes last Sunday, with The Blue Devils will celebrate with one. Dembeck, of the Woods, D. Steven. warm sunshine and friendly faces Homecomin~ this week against Port South's undefeated junior varsity son, of the City. D. Ferris, of the -along the way. More than 4,900 Free Huron Northern. soccer team kept that streak alive last Park. M. HoUman of the City, E. Press International mar a tho n e r s South tennis: In Grosse Pointe week as they took victories over St. Cross, of the Park, G. Strek, of th!l thought it was a good day to run, North's Invitational last Saturday held Park, K. Wood, of the City, J. Smialek, Anne's, 5-0, and Chippewa Valley, 5-1. too, especially when they got shouts at North High. South's varsity girls' Scoring were John Dolan with three of the Park, P. Dugan, of the Woods, of encouragement and some liquid tennis team ran away with virtually and T, Arbaugh of the City. goals and one assist, Jim Como with refreshments.ln the bargain, (above), every point, winning seven of their three goals, Vic Lafata with two goals Finishing from the 1,114 to the And Jim, whoever you are: we say eight matches. and one assist, Barry Fires and Jim 1,629 spots were J. Crissman, of the Yea! to you too. 'the complete Ust of Every seeded position except No. Joliet each with one goal. Rick Whit- Park, M. Skaff, of the Woods, R. Pointe residents who participated in Two Paula Riechert, went the three ney had two assists and Mark Brailh. Middleton, of the City, B. Kiess, of the event is at left. matches to win; she was eliminated by wright, Reid Hales and Martin Wood- the .Woods, P. Rentenbacl1, of the Photos by Tom Greenwood her North opponent in a grlleling sec- row each had one. Park, R. DuFour, of the' City, W. ond match 7-5, 6-4, 6-3. the No. Two The team was scheduled to play at Salot, of the Farms, A. Phillips, of seed doubles paid Michele Coddens home against U of 0 High today, Oct. the Farms, J. Toepler, of the Woods, and Laura Hackman \verit three sets 15. (By Dawn Lo.ckniscar). • and R. Cole, of the Park. in their championship match, winning South cross country: South's boys' From 1,639 to 1,950 place were J. 6-{), 3-6, 6.3. (Compiled by Trevor cross country team was victorious Plath, of the Woods, C. Eriksen, of Dinka). over East Detroit 29-2(J. on Sept. 29. the Farms, T. Stratelak, of the Woods, South basketball: The South cagers On Oct. 3, South placed 12 out of 14 J. Chiodo. of the City, P. Doe, of the first league win of the season, 54-31 in the Ann Arbor Invitational. Farms, J. Frakes, of the Park, J. over East Detroit, was followed by a South challenged L'Anse Creuse Hoye, of the iPark. :Q. Shelden, of the disappointing loss later that week to North on Oct. 6, and was defeated City, G. Crane, of the Shores, and Port Huron, 58-38. After this week of 34-23. In this race, Nigel Orton took R. Guest, of the Woods. play, the girls now have an EML rec- command throughout the race. The Running vet Bocci conquers Ultramaratholl ord of 1-2. Runners finishing in the 1,983 to top runners in these races were Orton .. 2,382 spots included H. Jones, of the Top scorers for the game were Chris Pellerito, and Chuck Gray. Woods, ,G. Coyle,. of the Park, E. Stratelak, of the Woods, D. Deacon, Fifty 'amazing' miles of the City, N. McQuarrie, of the COUPON City. R. Lane, of the Park, J. Lopic- COUPON cola, of the Shores, T. Andris, of the By Peggy O'Connor Bocci says her Iriends thought she It's been an exciting experience, Suscemis Introduces Snack Time Baby Park, R. Bower, of the Farms. and was nuts when she told them she'd Bocci admits, even though she'll have The Whole Wheat E. Duignan, of the Woods. Jeanne Bocci knew she could compete in the 50 miler. "But 1 love to come up with a few new running Sub and Small - do it, she just didn't know how to train and the training is what does goals. She finished the 50, and she Fountain Pepsi Finishers from 2,522 to 2,852 spots well. The 38-year-old Park run- it. It.s amazing to run 50 miles, but . beat the seven hour, five minute PIZIA included J. Benoit, of the Park, R. ner/racewalker set her sights J did my homework." The training record of Lorna Richey in doing it. $1.50 off 24 piece Pizza Cole; of the City, J. O'Toole, of the on becoming the first Michigan did it this time, even though Bocci "Richey is ranked second in the C Woods, M. -Donaldson, of the Farms, $1 .00 off 12 piece Pizza female to attempt and finish a says she expected to do the 50 miles world in the 50 mile and she's run 99 C. Backman, of the Farms, M. Exp. Nov. 10. )981 G."'.N. Exp. Nov. 10, 1981 G.P.N. in eight hours. (Secretly, she adds, 20 ultramarathons and 50 marathons." Schmidt, of the Park, G. McMullen, of 50 mile running race. - And on Oct: 4, in Chicago, Ill., she did she wanted to do it in seven hours, With that behind her, what's left for the City. F. Von Gunten, of the 50 minutes.) Woods; C. Loeher Jr., of the Woods, all that and more. Bocci to shoot for? During the race, though, hours and D. Watt and P. Freligh, of the City. The Third Annual AMJA (American minutes were the furthest things "Well, I'll always run, because of Medical Joggers Association) 1981 the challenge and because I've felt B. Haddad, of the Farms, T. Coles, Ultramarathon National Champion- from Bocci's mind as she fought the of the City, J. Webers, of the Park, Lake Michigan breeze. "1 didn't talk so good about this race. I'd like to COUPON ship race drew 298 entries, including try to make the USA team in race. P. Stuckey, of the Park, K. Hall and 23 women, from all' over the United at all during the race and I didn't FREE V. Hall, of the Park, P. McKenney, of think about the time," she says. walking. I'd also like to do another Baked Fresh Daily States. It was Bocci's first 50 mile couple 50's, although not more than the City, J. DeWitt, of the Park, L. u1tramarathon and she and the other Bocci's husband, Gerald, their two Stanko, of the Park and J. Burrows, one per year." runners had to contend with a strong children Gerald and Geralyn and her 2 Liter FAYGO Italian Bread of the City, finished from 2,912 to friend, wind blowing off Lake Michigan for best June MacDonald flew to And then there's the maHer of WjPuuhase of Q 12 Pc. 3,340. five miles of each lap. Chicago to surprise her. They served Florida's Ellen Trapp, the ultramara. Finishing from 3,386 to 3,549 were as her "pit crew," riding along 'beside Pizza Party Tray c But no Chicago wind, was going thon's first place finisher. Bocci says Reg. 69' C. Bagno, of the Park, M. Cawley, of her to distribute food, water, Coke Exp. Nov. 10,1981 G.P.N. 39 to deter Bocci on this one; she'd she'd like to go after her record the Farms, C. Hess, of the City, M. and dry clothes. Exp. Nov. 10. 1981 G.P.N. planned and trained too long and when next they meet. Ms. Trapp had Arsenault, of the Park, W. Cox, of " "If it hard for this first shot at finishing wasn't for that pit crew, I better watch out, because there's no the Park, R. Sham mas, of the Woods, don't think I would have been able W. Gustine, of the Woods, J. Smart, 50 miles to let that hap~en. telling what can happen when Jeanne She finished-second with a time to do as well as I did. It was so cold Bocci makes up her mind. .. of the City, C. Doherty, of the Wood.~, running against that wind every five and E. Stavale, of the Woods. of seven hours, two minutes and 12 seconds, nearly three minutes under miles, I needed a change of running COUPON And finally, finishing in the 3,561 the old record for an ultramarathon. clothes each lap." to 4,058 positions were W. Doherty, Sue Ellen Trapp, of Florida, running At the 47 mile mark, it finally FREE PIZZA & of the Woods, D. ~rott, of the Woods, in her 13th u1tramarathon, finished began to sink into Bocci. "1 turned R. ~Hl1igan III, of the Farms, W. first. to June and said: 'Oh my God, I'm 6 Pack Coke Small Pepsi Whitney, of the Park, W. Delling, of T\vo weeks after her Chicago trio really finishing my first 50 mile race!1 II the Woods, J. Mc.\fillan, of the Farms, umph, Bocci is still giddy over her WjPuuhase of Q 24 Pc. D. Rouls, of the Woods. J. Reed, of performance-even though she ex- The great thing about her per. the City, J. Graves, of the Woods, Pizza Party Tray c pected to do well all along. formance, Bocci says, is that she ran L. Doyle, of the Farms, ~t Battles. a comfortable race and finished 79 Exp. Nov. 10. 1981 G.P.N. Exp. Nov. roo 198' G.P.N. of the Park, R. Keating of the Woods, "I started to tell myself in January' that I would finish this race; I didn't strong. "1 never hit the wall. And F. Moran, of the Shores, J. Lapointe, surprisingly, I finished, cleaned up of the Farms, B. Rizzo, of the Woods, t~lI ~!Iyc!le else about how serious I was about the race until July. I knew and came back for the awards and J. Moran, of the Park, and T. Robert- didn't ,feel too many after.effects." son, of the Woods. I'd finish when I went because I was ready. I'd trained and prepared very The next day Bocci says she was * SPECIAL * well," Bocci says. a little stiff but the day after that The veteran of eight marathons, she felt fine, something she attributes Holiday Orders including five in Boston, North High to being in "the best shape ever." BrOlvnell cagers School teacher Bocci began training Bocci says she's just beginning to Being Taken for the ultramarathon in June. "I got realize what a great performance in some longer workouts once school The Finest Gourmet have 1-1 tveek she had. "I ran an excellent time ... N-, let out; then I was able to put in Brownell's seventh' grade girls' to do it in seven hours, two minutes two, four. five hours per week." She Gift Baskets basketball team lost to Parcells -1 couldn't ask for a bctter race." ~t{'~I:'~AHI~A.i also started swimming to increase And her "fans" are bcginning to find Junior High last week, 23-22. her endurance. On the East Side "We were ahead by seven points out about Bocci's feat. as well. The 8(14CC"~N~ I "r should say I learned to swim at the end of the third quarter, but ultra marathon took too much out of LIQUORS better, because I'm not a good swim. tl1at was not enough. Parcells played her to race in last week's Free Press mer. J was swimming about one.half CHf\MPAGNE PARTY SHOPPE I a good fourth quarter," Brownell International, but shc cycled along mile a day at the North pool and it coach Al Devine said .after the game. the route and heard plenty of com. IMPORTED r,~ helped because I got to where I'd e---.~p I Z Z A High scorer of the game was ments about her performance from run 30 miles and recover qUickly." excited runners. Jeanne Bocci BEERS Brownell's Mary Wachter with 12 I..IQUERS LIQUOR I points. Othcrs scoring for Brownell , were Julie Cook and Marcia Wright DOMESTIC BEER r. ~I_~~) with four points each. Roma Testa added two points. Academy teams have good week BEERS " ,,-~~. Brownell played vcry well offen- Thc Grosse Pointe Acar!<-my Middle The girls' volleyball team at GPA Oct.:'I. GPA ddl'at('(i Univcrsltv Lig. KEG BEERS sively and defensively when it beat Sc~ool . boys' soccer team defeated has compiled a 5.4 record thus far g~H with NOl'I Bcrry, SusIe I~grao. Pierce Junior High,' 27.15. High Umverslty LIggett last week, 3.2. The With a victory over 5t. VeronIca last LIndsey Ford and Fay Howenstein scorer of the game was Brownell's GPA team also suf{ered its first loss week and a hard fought loss to unde- winning in singles matchl's. Leading Wachter with nine points. Others --(0 Immaculate Conception by a 2.1 feated 5L Matthcw. the douhles matches were Karcn 21920 GREATER MACK scoring for the victors were Cook and score. The overall team record stands Rahm and Sarah Dingeman. Paigc Wright with ~ight points each, Mary at 2.1.1. The team played at home, For thc fifth consecutive Yl'ar, the Drum and Renec Robb and Gail Between 8 and 9 Mile Beth Hicks had two points for Tuesday, Oct. l,a, ~gainst Star of the CPA girls' tennis t('am is defending Stonisch. Thcy won 6.1 over St. Paul's Brownell. Sea (after press tIme). its CYO championship. On Friday, on Oct. B at the Academy. 776.5757 Page Two.C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October IS, 1981 ...------_.------~--_.------Red Barons Norsemen lose, ,27-6 By Paul Regelbrugge ninth "clean .sheet" in 11 games. North High Tirikian scored three more again~t win two in Brother Rice and sophomore Bill After giving highly ranked Bryce added the ot.her to give t.he Midland all it could handle Norsemen their fifth consecutive /Roseville for almost three quarters, North victory. saw its overall record drop to Tied for first place in the Metro- The Red Barons won two and 2~3 with a 27-6 loss last week. suburban League Division "Au with tied one in games played against South the 10-1 Norsemen (5-1 in the Midland scored on the opening divisi~n) play next Wednesday against the Roseville Broncos at Rose. kickoff, driving 76 yards in 14 plays. Bishop Gallagher. . ville Brablec High School on Running back Don Maday went one J. \'. Soccer: The Norsemen remam Sunday, Oct. 11. yard for the touchdown. The success- unbeaten with a 7.0.1 record aftel' The freshman squad gained over ful two point conversion gave them defeating Brother Rice 5-0. Freshman 300 yards rushing as it defeated an 8-0 lead. North countered with an John Spitz scoreeof'llDT Cihur'15 6-0. in No. 3 singles and in No. 4 handsome new cadet in Eislander scored as he broke oft who gained 106 yards in 13 carries; Star's netters are now in first place D'Houn' 10% singles Marie Haller aced her way RISTAURANT IM •• ,~....., o,a., S~ 50- his company, he hides tackle for a li6.yard touchdOWn run. and Steve Jackson, who had 54 yards and will play for the division cham. lpm.lOpm to victory over Dianna Welch, 6.1. 17410 MACK AT ST. CLAIR his own feelings and Polizzi's conversion kick made the on E.'ight rushes. pionship against Cabrini of Allen composes for the inarti. 6.1. Park. score 10-0. Parks led the oifense to 60 yards WE ARE FAMOUS FOR culate Christian verses Senior defensive end Gil Jackson in the air and 227 yards on the ground 12 DINNER OUR DESSfRTSI of love to woo her. Thus, alertly picked up a loose ball and at quarterback. Star undefeated SPECIALS. II•••• , .. S•• , Oillyl when Roxane reads the raced 12 yards to the end zone to The Knight's overall record is 3.2 in basketl'u'll love poems sent to her Wed - Vegel8ble make the score 16.Q at the half. River. and they will travel to St. Joseph, By Lucie Cooper With 37 seconds remaining, st. $3.99 nurs - Chick." Noodle by Christian. she fa lis in ~ide narrowed the margin early in Mich .. on Oct. 17 to lake on the Our Lady Star of the Sea High Clement had possession of the ball. ,-,j _ Shr,mp Chowd.' love with C h r i s t ian's 11 '.m to 10 pm 0"'_ the fourth quarter on a two-yard run Michigan Lutheran Titans. SChool's varsity basketball team did it But Star's varsity played tight de. Dinners ",elude Sat - 101...-,9"" name and Cyrano's soul. Sun - ChICken Noodle again on Sept. 24, coming from be- fense and regairied possession. Soup or Ju.ce. Vegelallole. Cho,ce ot polalOes. loA"" - Split Pu "The secret of 'Cy. hind to squeak by East Catholic, 60- Re'l ~ e "tie, lues - Torr.AtO Rosemar:e rano's' charm on the 58. stagl.'," writes John Gass. Star's strong defense was a key Soutll cross country.; mark is 7-0 Payile named ner," is an open one. It fact'lr. The players denied East Cath- South's girls' cross country squad t'lrned in hy Tricia Posselius, Mary is one of the most play- olic the ball and rattled their ba \I 'lld TIlllrs. kcpt its record perfect last week with .Jo Kalmar, .Julie Lenz, Michelle w.d. NOW! abll' of plays, almost handlers. Star's excellent rebounding I~erris captain Baked Beef Short Ribs a 25.3.1 victory over defending state Swectman, Melinda Leal. Lynn Arm. superabundant in color bruster, Sheila Kilbride, Sue Evans added to the thrilling victory. .Juliana Pa~ n a 1979 grad lIale of "'111'1 tem.l ---~,,--_...... - - ..,...-...... r~~r __'. r_ .. .._-- _ •.#.. P *'.... p. p • » • pz • , oS ., .; p u» » u oS P p ; P f ... p • • + Thursday, October 15, 1981 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Page Three.C ------_._------ Call 882-6900 CLASSIFIED ADS 6 Trunk Lines to Serve You QuicklvtI ---_._--._-_ ... --_. ------_._------._------_._._.------_._-_._--_._--_ .... -, ------ lA-PERSONALS lA-PERSONALS lA-PERSONALS j 3-l0ST AND 4-HELP WANTED 4-HELP WANTED GENERA\. GENERAL Magazine Subscriptions'Make AVON RELAXING MASSAGE for INDEX TO CLASSU'IED Ol'FERED :_F_OU_N_D _ Ideal Gifts! For Christmas, To Buy or Sell women-Swedish and other I MISSING, white, small kit. CARETAKEH COUPLE for DENTAL ASSISTANT for Birthdays, Anniversaries, Call 527.1025 t~chniques. Natural, nutri. '------', ten, Maryland. Kercheval small ad u 1t apartment pleasant Harper Woods of. All Occasions. Attractive Rose Lafata tlOnal counseling, by ap- 1 Legal Notice 120 Lake and River Property area. 822.2020 or VA 4.806!"1 building, East side. Must fice, full or part time, Gift Cards Sent Anywhere ___ ". 1 pointment or class. Judy. lA Personols 12£ Commercial Property -_.------' -.. ------be experienced. Live in 884.1100. In The World. Simply Call C.B.S. SECRETARIAL & 882.3856. 18 Secretarial Service 12F Northern Property LOST - Neutered gray cat. apartment, plus salary. Call Bedard Publications, 881. ANSWERING SERVICE ------.--.- lC PubliC Sale 13 Real Estate vicinity of Wayburn and from 8.5. 775.3636. IN-SERVICE 8733. Full Secretarial Services I WANTED - 28 over welght 10 Obituaries 13A Lots for S~I~ .Charlevoix. Blue collar, - .- -.------.-' - 0 IRECTOR . Phone Answering people for new program. 2 Entertainm",nt 138 Cemetery Properly flea tag and I.D. tag. Ans.[ 1\1 USIC TEACHER. Part time R.N. needed full time, days, A GIFT to be remembered. Individual Office Space 526.0944. 2A Music Educotion 13C Lond Controcts wers to Smokey. 331.8825 to teach beginning tlassi. liberal benefits, salary com. Send a balloon bouquet for 884.7734 ------... _.- -- - _ .. _- 28 TutorLng ond Educoticn 130 For Sale or Lease anytime. ' ('a\ gUitar. 881.2920, 881- mensurate with experience. SWEETEST DAY. Call for BIORHYTHM' Let our com 2C u.obby In-truc'ion 14 Reol Estote Wanted . -_. ---. -. 5738 Grosse Pointe.Harper Woods ...... " FOUND C r k F d _ _.... Call Miss Beck, St. Clare our Sweetest Day Special, ___ ._ .. _'____ puter prmt a slx.month 20 Camp> 14A Lots WJnted \" h' --t :lR deys8"823031'92'"ARYSITER needed-Harper Convalescent Center. HIGH FLYING HELIUM LJ CHIC CUSTOM Draperv, _ chart of your natural body 2E Athletic Instruction 148 Vacation or Suburban • as mg on oa.. Woods, 8 Mile.I.94 area. 372-4065 BALLOONS, 882.4968. Custom draperies made in cycles. Know your emo. 2F Schools Property Wanted ------"'TED Monday through Friday, my home. Rea son a b 1e tional physical, and intel. 2G Convalescent Care 14C Reol Estote Exchange I 4-H ELP W A l"'l 11:30-5:30 p.m. 569.5074. NURSE'S AIDE needed for HOUSE CALLS - Medical. prices. Sample books, woo lectual highs and lows. Use 3 Lost ond Found 15 Business OpportunIties i GENERAL _. . ~ __ ._ 2 elderly ladies in Eal>1. Experienced M. D. G. P. ven wools, vertical blinds, this knowlelge to your ad. 4 Help Wonted Generol 16 Pets for Sole I EXfXUTIVE SECRETARY JeffersGlI apartment, De. "",,;lahl(> fo" h(1\' _....- __ ..-...... IL ._..-...... -.... • __ ~ ... _~_._.~_.~_. __ ...... ;a. a 0'0 CSQ aqo.c •• .., .... 4 q q 4 , ... - Page Four-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October IS, 1981 ---_._----_._------_._------_ ...---_._------. 4-HElP WANTED 4A-HELP WANTED 5-SITUA TION 5C-CAT£RING 6-FOR -RENT ~FOR RENT 6-FOR RENT 6-FOR RENT GENERAL DOMESTIC WANTED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED MARIE'S CATERING-Qual- ,------1------PART TIME, or temporary LADY WISHES JOB-teach. ity food lor all occasion. EXECUTIVE HOME in ex. MARYLAND.I.M. Very clean SPACIOUS 6.room home, 2 LICENSED MASTER plumb. " 2 BEDROOM brick bungalow, er, lots of work 886.3537. sitter needed for 2 daugh. ing Spanish, typing, house. Buffets, din n e r s, hors elusive Farms location. Grayton near Warren. $325 upper 3 roomSj stove, reo baths, 9 Mlle.Harper area, Must have truck and tools. ters, 6 and S, vicinity East ke-epin.g ironing, babysit. d'oeuvres, party trays. Pre. Swimming pool, 5 fire. monthly. 884.9931. frigerator, $180 per month option to buy. $425 a Warren.Cadieux. 882.5624. ting, companion. Has own pared and delivered. 862. places, spacious rooms, par. includes heat. No pets. 1m. month. 886.9722. SALESMAN: We offer a ------transportation. Grosse Pte. 6295. tially furnished, 4 bed. CLEAN 2 bedroom apart. unique and popular direct FULL TIME position avail. references. 584.1722 after 1______rooms, 3 baths plus maid's ment, East Warren at Bea- mediate occupancy. 979- BLAIRMOOR-Lovely 4-bed. Illail advertising program. ablc for housekeeper.baby. 8 p.m. call 823-4642. 6-FOR RENT quarters, IIf.l.story family consfield. $245/month. We 2612. __ __ room, family room, excel. Exce-llent income, potential sitter. 5.day live.in pre. --.----. --.------UNFURNISHED r 0'0 m, country kitchen. pay heat! 886-5065. GROSSE POINTE, 5 light, lent closets, near Mack, for hard'llorkinl':, out.go. ferred. Salary negotiable. HANDYMAN - Painting, I $1,500 per month, 2.year --~---_._------comfortable rooms, 2 bed. Available December 1st. ing, mature person. Exclu. 331-6401 after 6 p.m. gardening, chauffeur. Also .------lease. 885-2000. SPACIOUS 2 bedroom upper, rooms, carpet, appliances. 881.1301. si I'e territory and excellent newty decorated, carpeting, HOUSEK-EEPER,-li~in,-i~~ will teach S'pani;;~. Ira:; own 21235 K INGSVI LLE TOLES & ASSOCIATES appliances, garage, base. Evenings, 824-3849. NOTTINGHAMBELOW Jef~ f('p~at sales. We are ex. Grosse Pointe business. transportation. G r ass e Harper Woods - Freshly ------.------.~- ---. panding our territories, so ment, more. Nice and ST, CLAIR SHORES, 3.bed. ferson. 3.bedroom upper, w 0 man. Grosse Pointe ~oin.te. references. Will decorated 2 bedroom apart. ALTER. KERCHEVAL, nice clean. Harper/Dickerson. room brick Ranch, I ~~ large living and dining caU noli' at 774.6040. Ask, Farms ranch home. Com. !lve'lll If preferred. 584. ment. Large corner living l.bedroom apartment, car. 886.6099. Leave name and baths, fireplace, 21h -car room, natural wood floors, for Jim Wilder. I [ortable furnished quarters 1722. After 8 p.m. call room with dining L, car. peted, stove, refrigerator, .. ------~~---~------number. garage, near 11 Mile and curtains, garage, basement WAITE R OR waitresses. full ~ provided. Car, references 1 823-4642. pet, curtains, disposal, $175 r'us security. 1 chUd Jefferson. No pets. Secur. $375. 882.0114 .• time. part time, days and; ------... ------Dishmaster. Quiet and pri. okay. 331-7637. . LOWER FLAT-4373 Chats. required, Please call 882. REFINED, EXPERIENCED vate. Convenient to ex. ------worth, between Mack and ity. $490 monthly, 771.5284 SOMERSET-GroSs~- Poi~t-~ Illghts. 249.8325. I 0899 days, 886.1986 eve-! companion. nurse desires pressway, $385 per month. CARRIAGE HOUSE, 2 bed. Warren. 2 bedr00ms. Call after 4 p.m~ . Park, 3 bedrooms, lower, - -_ ..- --. -" --~------lllngs rooms, Grosse Pointe City, 'SALES-China, crystal, silo . position as live.in. Meticu. Call 293:3810 or 885-8174 $350 a month plus utilities 739.7641. GROSSE POINTE PARK, $370. Yearly lease. Depos. vcr, giftll'are, also involved Ious care given. Excellent for appollltment. .__ I 886.5565. Call after 5 p.m. ------935 Nottingham. Upper 2. it. References. 343.0400. in buyings. Good benefits. 5-SITU ATION references. Former area 1------LAKEPOINTE, Grosse Pte. bedroo~, den or 3rd ?ed'i EASTW,\RREN.Outer Drive resident. Please phone 1. NICE 1 bedroom a~artment THREE.BEDROOM flat close 4 bedroom home, living Experience preferred. Call WANTED room, fIreplace, hardwood 5.room upper flat. Ideal :\1r. Ketterman. 8S5.5515. 634.1172. - also large studiO apart. to down lawn. Ideal for 3 room, dining L, kitchen, 3 ------ment - both newly dec: adults, $250 a month in. baths, carpeted. $350 plus floor:;, leaded ~lass, ga. for mature couple. Heat, rage, yard. SUitable for appliances, carpeting in. RE-CEPTIO-NIST,~-d~~i'~~ LEADED GLASS FALL CLEANUP worker: orated and carpeted-:-v~r)' cludes heat. $250 deposit. security. 822.1248. n~n:s.mokers. $400 plus eluded. 835-4178. include typing. general of. WINDOW REPAIR Window/storms, washing. quiet, well kept bUlld~g 885-9297 or 526-7300. EASTLAND VILLAGE-=' utilities. 821-5448. fice. Eastern ~Iarket area. & MIRROR REPLACEMF,NT installation, eaves troughs - Alter near CharlevoIX ------.--- __ . fi a m..2:30 \l.m. 567.8000. Also buv leaded glass doors cleaned, leaves, interior. ( ',~ !> 1 0 c k from Grosse EAST JEFFERSON near AI. Apartment. $40 cheaper SEVEN AND Harper area. 2. LAKESHORE V ILL AGE ---" ------.---- I and windowS' extt~nor VClilli illl;, t'Ll:. ;)j". -", nM n~.,., -- ....,'" .n~? hn,l"""", .. "'" ... ",,,~t_ per month to take over my herlroom. 2.bath house. Re. larger converted unit has t,;'v t~c.:c~~~, D!!e b3thJ 2517 after 6 p.m. ~~~¥.lt')'OV.L .... ,,~., V. vuu ~d:d-~r-;;t~d.:~.ith ~tiliti~~, 'lease. l$J1Hl.:M ailer 13~""l. COOK with Pizza and broiler I 882.5833 589-3413 I I cently remodeled. Ideal finished basement, kitchen , experience. 16915 E. War. \ ------_ !or singles. $400 monthly. built.ins, carpeting and dra. LOWER FLAT _ Chalmers/ $250 .per month, security GRATIOT/OUTER DRIVE- ren. TONY VIVIANO CHILD COMPANION, Day Jefferson. New 1y deco. depOSIt. 772-4317. Clean 1 bedroom. No pets. 7'71-4660. peries, sun deck. Available Care Service, oriented for ------.-- .t ..REAL ESTATE SALES peo- Handyman pre.schoolers. Extraordin. rated, fireplace, security, C H ARM I N G 1 bedroom References and secun y GROSSE POINTE area. 6. after October 25. $435 per pIe or insurance agents Carpenter Work ary care for proper app1i. 3 bedrooms. 823-3898 . apartment including car. deposit, $170/up. 521-8936. room lower flat, $275 'month plus security, yearly who are gOQd produ<;ers. and cants. Harper/] 1 Mile area ------peting, appliances, u.tili~ ALTER-EAST JEFFERSON. monthly includes heat, lease. 882-7903. . We have many products for Miscellaneous 772.5561. ONE/TWO bedroom apart- ties, $260-$280. 881-0255, 881.5899. -F-O-R-L-E-A-S-E--- ments on Mack Avenue in 343.0268. 2 or 3 room, clean, quiet your clients. One, be in Repairs Grosse Pointe Park. $230 I adult building, decorated, ATTRACTIVE two bedroom UNFURNISHED WOMAN WISHES babysit- Real Estate, approxed for 881-2093 and up. Security required. MT. CLEMENS with or without uHlities. Townhouse in Lakeshore Beaconsfield. 2-bedroom up. ting in you'r home, house. the new individual retire. ------885.3211. TOWNHOUSE Reasonable. References, Village. $450 m 0 nth l.y . per flat includes kitchen ment accounts. This alone NEED SOMETHING moved? keeping, live.in or out. Luxurious 2 bedroom town- security. 821-4929, 824- Available November 1st. appliances. $325 a month can make you big money. Two Pointe residents will References. 755-6502. AVAILABLE November 1 - house. 11f.l baths, appli. 2201 or 775.3636. 568-6926 - 772.9748. plus security. Call Mid w est Financial move or remove large or 3 bedroom, 1Jh bath Colo- TWO MATURE family wo° ances, heat, car pet e d, : Concepts, 885.7266. small quantities of furni. nial. Prime location in LARGE 2 bedroom upper, TWO.BEDROOM apartment, WA YBURN - 3.bedroom up. ture, appliances, pianos or men available for general fenced, private yard, car. Grosse Poi n t e Woods. port. No security deposit. $285 security. Includes heat \and water furnished. per or lower flat includes PART TIME lawn work, ex- what have you. Call fOJ; office and housecleaning. Large living room with 468.3930 or 961-7930. heat. 398-4532 after 5 p.m. Air, pool, tennis court. 14 stove, refrigerator and car. perience a plus, must have free estimate. 343.0481, or Have references. 296-3392 fireplace, formal dining I. GROSSE POINTE PARK- Mile and Van Dyke. No peting. $310 and $326 a excellent references. $6 an 822.2200. . or 296-5038. room, modern kitchen and GROSSE POINTE WOODS. Upper flat, 6 rooms, fully pets. Immediate occupancy month plus security. hour. Send name, address, family room, newly decor. 1965 Ho~lywood, off Mack, PR-I-V-A-T-E-N-U-R-S-IN-G HOUSE SITTER - Mature carpeted, natural fireplace, $360. Call between 9 a.m.' phone number, work ex- ated, 2Jh car garage, close norlh of Vernier Road. 3 garag,e, full basement, 12 noon. 886~1897. HIGBIE MAXON, INC. perience and references to Around the Clock male plant engineer trans. ferred here for winter, to schools and trans porta- bedroom, 1 slory brick stove and refrigerator. 293------886-3400 Grosse Pointe News, Box # In home, hospital or nursing ranch, central air, fire. 2735. SIX.ROOM lower flat, 3 bed. I ------M.25. home. RN's, LPN's, Aides, available for housesittingiin tion. $800 monthly plus se- place, 1lh baths, com. rooms, $250 per month. No 342 RIVARD, near Jefferson. companions, mille attend. exchange for room. Exper. curity. 885-0_99_0_. p!etely renovated. Security LOWER FLA T - Maryland pets. Security. 884-7568. TOW.lhouse style, 3.floor SITTER WANTED - In my ants, live.ins. Screened and tise includes security and ONE Bedroom apartment - deposit. No pets. $475 a and 1.94. 3 bedrooms, Qiv~ ------~ apartment includes 3 bed. home for one year old, bonded. 24 hour service. maintenance. Local refer. Clean, quiet building ne~r month. 884-1340, 886-1068. ing room, dining room, ga. HAVERHILL - 2. bedroom rooms, family room, den, light housekeeping, refer- Licensed nurses for insur. enees. 882-4042. good transportation $180 21951 EDMUNTON. 2 bed. rage, $250, $250 security upper, appliances, heat in. living room, dining room, ences and own transporta. ance case. deposit. 455.2253. cluded, garage, basement, and kitchen, private base. RErlRED HANI}YMAN - and up. 372.9235. room. ranch, 2 car garage, tion. 8 Mile and Mack, 8 POINTE AREA NURSES $350 per month, security ment, appliances, fully car. a.m .•5 p.m. Call after 3:30 TU 4-3180 Minor repairs, carpentry, BEACONSFIELD off Mack, screened porch. Evenings MACK.OUTER DRIVE area. required, 1-year lease. 886- peted. $575 a month. 881-7053. e lee t ric a I, plumbing, Detroit. Lower flat, 2 car 884.3522. Charming 2 bedroom up- 5795. Phone 885.3217 for addi. ACCOUNTANT, part time, painting broken windows' garage. $265 month, $300 ONE BEDROOM or studio per, clean, new carpeting, tional information. Open POLICE mSPATCHER, ci. and sash cord replace ...- ...... -' L.IIII. j .. '4' ••...... *' F P pi .. • :p p p p p p p pEp p >. • FP • P f' P •• » $S" ; P. • f Thursday. October /5, /981 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Fivc"C.. 6-FOR. RENT 6-FOR RENT. 6-FOR RENT 6C-OFFICE 6C-OFFICE 6D-VACATION 6D-VACATION 6F-SHARE LIVING UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED FOR RENT FOR RENT RENTALS RENTALS QUARTERS ! ' _BEDFORD - Close to Mack, NICE. THREE. room upper, APARTMENT FOR rent in. 20630 HARPER - near Vel" OFFICE B U I L DIN G for HARBOR SPRINGS - Make VERO BEACH, Florida HOMES TO share and rooms 6 room lower flat, spotless, Gratiot-6 Mile area, 527- cludes utilities, Grosse nier. 884.1744. lease, 1,000 square feet. reservations now for the Deluxe 2 bedroom, 2 bath, to rent in different areC\s. carpeted, remodeled kitch. 7597 (answering service). Pointe area. 1 bedroom, _.. ------. Carpeted, air conditioned, spectacular FALL colors. oceanfront fully furnished LaVON'S-773.2035 en, separate utilities, sep, I------$100 a month includes utili. CONCOURSE EAST East Warren.Opter Drive Call for weekend specials. condo. Available immedi. WILLiNG--TO share-hOme arate basement. Ideal for E~~ICIENCY including uti!. ties, 343.0523. BUILDING area. $170 a month plus 882.2597. ately. 649.2060. wit h responsible adult. 2 employed girls or married I Ihes. 15319 East Jefferson. 20811 Kelly ROll'1 I security deposit. Days 547. I ------.------886-7289 . . couple. No pets. 771.0738, _82_1_.7_50_0_' .__ I 6A-FOR RENT HAMPTON SQUARE 9600. HUTCHINSON ISLAND - SIESTA KEY, Florida. Gulf BUILDING Florida - Beautiful ocean. side new 3 bedroom. 31h 372.2762. 5919 YORKSHIRE 2-be(ir~om FURNISHED 22811 Mack 'Avenue I HARPER"~~~r 12-Mi-j;'-p;cil- front 2 bedroom, 2 bath baths townhouse, pool. 6H-FOR RENT ALTER _ 1 bedroom apart. lower, natu.r~l. fireplace, I atrist's office, 1200 square condo. Tennis, pool, sau- 778.1955, 884.5955. OR SALE ment with range and reo $29? plus utlll.tles, plus se. ATTENTION EXECUTIVE. frigerator 331.4677 or 884. cUrity deposIt. 886.0744 Transfers: one- and two. PRA~ ~nr;U~rli~~rer~~it~f~ ,! ~~~~lIe8d,r~o~~'ths~ar~~:~ ~~d~r:i~~f~:.h~~nf~~j~~ MARCO- ISLAN'n:- FI~rid~~ I 1 11 a allable at t above season"'l. 756.0080 or 771. Luxury 2.bedroom. 2.bath FOR. SALE ~r ease-Sma '3883. . I after 6._____ bedroom apartments, dec. v. . h~ professionals welcome. In. ~ condominium at Sou t h I (~fflce budding, Grosse Pte. ------GROSSE POINTE CITY.St. orator furnished, Linens, prestige locatIOns. quir_e_R_,2_3_.3_7_3__3.____ 6507. Seas East now accepting I Farms. 886-1488. CHOICE 3 bedroom, 2~':l bath Clair. Close to shopping, dishes, utensils included. PRICE: You will find what II clinic sit? grosse pointe BEAUTIFULLY furnished 3. reservations f a I' winter ------Colonial in Grosse Pointe, downtown transportation. $28.60 per day, minimum you pay for. Office sl-ace city parcel zoned offices. bedroom house. 200 yards season. Pools, tennis courts. 16K-STORAGE between Hill and Village. Large 2.bedroom lower, one week, $650 per month, in eith~r of th~se two Icx.Q. anne parker. tu 5-4415. from ocean and near Jack view of sunset from bal. I SPACE Many desirable features, living room, dining room, Location: 1.696 between tions represents one of th" Niehlaus course. Kiawah cony. 882.1232. . i _ like.new condition. lmmed. new kitchen, appliances in. 1.75 and 1.94. Security, ref- iate occupancy, $800 per cluding washer and dryer, ~=~~~:~~?:1_075.:._ ~~~t vf~~l~d~~ tn~ ~t~~~~:~ -,~-D---V-A-C-A-T-IO-N--- W~~.d, Soulh Carolina, 8B6- SIESTA KEY~-Sa-;'~~-ol~,Fi;;-;:.! SPACE llN secure cfli~l~tte. d month plus deposit. 573. full basement, garage, se. ROSE ILLE RENTALS "' I jda. Siesta Dunes: Gulf.: contro Ie storage aCI I.y, 9778 or 823.2252 everiings. curity deposit required. V and 5.day janitor in well BOCA RATON/Florida _ 2! front apartment, 2 bed- i 8x8, $50 a month. Avail. maintained buildings. bedrooms, 2 baths, beauti. II rooms, 2 baths. Available I able November 1. 521-6184. ------$450 monthly plus utilities MOTEL:\fOROCCO POMPANO, Florida. Yearly HARPER/DICKERSON l!rea 882-1552. 32160 GRATIOT AND SPACE: From 200 squar!! lease, unfurnished, 2 bed. fully furnished con d 0, weekly and monthly. 338. 1------Upper 2 bedrooms, car. __ .. ._ .. 13~2 MILE foot singles to 3,000 square room, 2 bath first floor con. Country Club, free golfing, 6570. 17-WANTED peting, one blod; busline GROSSE POINTE - Exe(,u', ACROSS FROM foot corporate suites. Leas. dominium, 3 years old, ex. pools. Availabie Septem. ------. -. i TO RENT . and 1.94. Security-Refer. tive:': bedroom lnwpr, I l\1ACOMB MALL iM information. 885.0111. cellent location and can- ber through December. MARCO ISLAND condomml' : ______Month or season. Reason- um. 2 bedrooms, furnished, ences. Reasonable rent. newly decorated, many ex. 1 Weekly c>Jeeping rooms. Also 821-4386. tras, $650 per month. 886- kitcheneltes. Linens and ALL NEW executive offices dition, $400 per month. able. After 6, 268-5435. washer, dryer, be~ch, ten. SINGLE PHYSICIAN seeks Grosse Pointe Woods, COli. 886.9822. . I nis, pool and manna. 313. 2 bedroom flat with fire . .GROSSE POINTE PARK _ 8151 evenings. maid s e rv ice available, venient to. Vernle~. Ex- -S-O-U-T-H-P--A'-L-1\-I-B-e-a-ch'-I-u-x-ur-yFT. MYERS BEACH, Flori" 652.1764, place in Grosse Pointe. \! bE'droom uppE'r. park N()T1'IN'r,l'{AM _ Lower. 5 wa~kin.g d~st~nc~_.t~ ~~ pressway, smgle office up ('f}nrlominil1m. oce~nfront, da. Ne\\:ly .decor~te? 2,bed; POMPANO---B'-E-A-C-H--.-O-c-e-a-n. _~31.6_4_92_. _ privileges, Semta, busline, rooms newly decorated d.HcI 1~' room, Include!! carpeting. living room, formal dining lng and gas heat, off.street 'I' nlng-s, , ._l...!-e_r_w_e-=.k_._4B_5_.3_5.~~. i _t_ie_s._._7_72_._3~_~5._9_. sele, one day only; Thurs. OFFICE SPACE d rap e r ies, refrigerator. room, new kitchen, appll. parking, 900 square feet. r:.:::.:::.:::.:::.:::.:::.:::.:::.:::,;;;;.;;:----...., I HARBOR SPRINGS : SHARE HOUSE, 855 Cook, day, October 15 from 9- BELOW MARKET RATE stove, garage. Haverhill. ances and eating space. Call Miss Matteson, 5BB. Beautiful new 3.bedroom, Iv... ; Grosse Pointe, Non.smok. 11:30 p.m. 1444 :\laryland. $290 a month. 862-2837, New bathroom. carpeted New modern luxurious of. 1910. NORTH _ SOUTH bath condominium, central' in g female, Employed. STA-S{P -AND -COfN--apprais. fice space available, st. ------throughout. Garage. $475 OFFICE--SPACE----O-u-t-er air, large poo', IightE'd' Evcnings, 884-3522, als for private collections. a month. Immediate occu. , Clair Shores, from 750. ..------1 Drive.East Warren, 500 East _ West tennis courts, Days 886.; WOM-A-N-W-~~T.----- estates and banks, Call PARK/SOMERSET pancy. Call 886.6051 for 7,200 sq. ft. Designed to 6922.. Evening~ 885.4142, .• A, ED to sha~e John, 881.3051. your specifications. One square feet, newly decor. clean 3 bedroom house In appointment. ated, $170 a month includ. ------, Six room upper, stove, reo month free rent If lease These vacation rentals i ORLANDO AREA. beautiful Grosse Pointe Woods with DIN:'-iERWARE - Complete frlgerator, carpeting. No : BEDFORD 5. room upper,' is signed within two weeks ing heat. Ask for Joe, 886. ; villa, 2.2, 27 championship 2 other women. Rent is, service for 12 including pets. $350. Security De. : fireplace. a p p I ia nee s, : from October 15th, 1981. 9030, 9 a.m ..l1 p.m. Eve. j hole golf, tennis, pool, Sif4 and one third of uti!- luncheon plates. Noritake posit. 821-9549. ! drapes, carpeting, security. 772.9276 or 772.9'725 nings 791.3900. Ask for I Ar-e the very best! week.month, 729.3122. Call ities. Call after 5 p.m. 881- Rengold pattern, mint can. No pets. 772-2030. Joe. ~ -1 prch:rablya.m. 1823. I dition, $300. 293.8643. ~ ~~~~_~ ..-JI ~---~~~_._.-_.-..-..~------_....-._----~~...... -~----_ ...... _-- •-~ -.r~"'-.""""""""".~""""'''r-''I''~''''''7''."",,,,,,,."",.._ •.-....,.....- ....,, _ ..__ , -.. ; ""'; ""'.-._4"""'--- _""._.""'._4_. __ ..4..4_._0144_.'.4--0"4-4---.--'-.";-.---.""-"--' _ --.- -.-'4 Page Six-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursd~y, October 15, /981 ----,------_._------,-_. __ .~---- ._-----.------ '. '8-A.RTICLES 8-ARTICLES 8-ARTICLES B-A.RTICLES 8-ARTICLES 8-A.RTICLES 8-ARTICLES 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE FOR SA.LE FOR SA.LE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE A PAR T MEN T SIZE gas COUCH, like new, matching KELVINATOR electric dryer, W HI R L P 0 0 L dishwash. FIVE.PIECE king size bed HUGE SALE! Saturday on ly, GIGANTIC Garage Block ESTATE ANTIQUES: Rare JADE necklace, (CH'ing) stove, excellent condition, chair, fireplace mirrors, excellent condition, $75. er, Ironrite mangle, May. \ . room set including tripl e 9.5 p.m. Includes electro nic Sale: Saturday, 8 a.mA continuous strand 52 haad. $75. After 6, 885-0079. chairs, color TV, chest of After 6 885-0079. tag washer and dryer., dresser, all in solid cherry air purifier, captain's de sk, p,m. on Lakewood between carved, pale grey beads, drawers. Misc. 774.2773. ~~ason~~l~ 882.4168. __ __, plus excellent 4.piece boy' s San sui stereo sland, Em er. Korte and Scripps. (in the TWO 4x6 FOLDING GYM " di. 200 block). Bargains ga. gold clasp, $450; JADE TRADE OR SELL - General I - REFRIGERATOR/freezer _I bedroom set in Brazil ma son 20,000 BTU air con Electric hot water heater, ANSON REEL-Wire rims, MATS. LIKE NEW, TWO hogany plus 2 maple bed tioner, Lawson armch air, lore. ring, 6 carat Lavendar ca. 80 gallons, approximately 15 in. with Goodrich tires HUM M E L FIGURINES. perfect condition. 17 cubic room chests plus I oak medallion back bochon, Chinese handcraft. Victorian YARD SALE! Saturday on. mounted, 884-4576. feet, almond, energy sav. chest plus oak kitchen ta ed 14k, gold mounting, 2 4 years old .. 882-8549. $400. 698-3260 loveseat, set of 6 chai rs, Iy! 9.? Quality children's days. 885.0849 evenings. er, $350. 886.9376. ble with 3 oak chairs roll.away b diamonds, $650; Sapphire MOVING SALE - Various $10 each; ed, clolhing, many novelty an. Hugh. and much mo and opal ring. wire 14k fili. furniture, antique 4.poster MAHOGANY dining room Grosse POinte. 885.5508. clothes ~~'. lique items, lawnmower, HOUSEHOLD and 645 Hawthorne of( Mo gree band, $350; PEWTER bed and desk/bookcase, set- chairs, tllble, hutch, office furnjture, miscellan. ESTATE SALES HUGE Moving Sale - An ingside. candalabra, 5 branch, Pair, sma]J appliances, utensils, buffet (older), $350. 772. tiques, collectibles, chairs , eous. 4815 Grayton, 100; English coach ,Ian. Conducted by' "K" J & F FIREWOOD art items and much more! 5639, rugs. Thursday/Friday. af 'flRES/13 inch wheels w ith tern, working. brass with ow LARGE GOLD wall mirror, Seasoned Oak/Maple Saturday, October 17, Ii) for sn Servicing Wayne, Oakland KITCHEN AID built.in dish. ter 10 a.m ..5 p.m. 9479 tires mounted desk, humidifier. vacuum beveled glass panels, $75; $45 Face Cord a.m ..5 p.m. Canceled if it and Macomb Counties washer, excellent condition. Beaconsfield. and regular. 884.6154. (new), suitcases, typewrit. Genuine Persian rugs (3); Delivery Available rains. 4653 Buckingham. French mirror, 25x18, orig. Kay 247.0361 Best offers take. 886-6755'1 ALL SORT-S-O'-F--s-tu-ff~-!O~n-e GARAGE SALE, Friday.S un. er (portable), dresser, 882-6910 inal blue glass; Humpback Ann 771.0197 757-4885 MY SISTERS' Place Resale day only garage s~le, 1967 day. 22108 O'Connor, St. chest, nightstand, men's 5. speed bike, women's Ra. loveseat, slipcovered, blue, RUMMAGE SALE I Shop. ,We specialize in Hampton, 8 Mile/Mack Clair Shores, 10.6 p.m. $60; 1930s chunky AM. hand.crafted i tern s and area. Saturday, 9.5 p.m. leigh 3 speed. 881-4334. Oldtiques and necessities. 2 FAMILY Garage Sale BER necklace, $40; Large Friday and Saturday only. quality c lot h i n g. Open S'OFA. brown, 96 inches, low C lot h e s, furniture, etc. 72" SOFA - earthtones, ex. cutglass compote; BraZil GET THE MOST FOR Monday.Saturday, 10.6 p.m. back, $75. Business 886 5253 University. Detr oil, cellent condition, $150. 886. hand tooled LEATHER has. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Open Sunday 1.5 p.m. Con. 7920; home 882.3666. between Chandler Park and 3596. sock, $75; All brass floor signments of crafts and ' YOUR ORtEN TAL RUGS 568 Lakeland E. Warren. Friday, Sat lamp, $30; ALSO Fine wal. miscellaneous taken by ap. GARAGE SALE-Friday on day, Sunday, 10.4 p.m. ur. WILSON golf clubs-3 to 9 nut' table, 2~" high, $90; AZAR'S ORI ENTAL RUGS pointment. 22217 Kelly. 5 ly. 777 Barrington, Gross e irons, PW, 1. 3, 4 woods, Wall decoratIOn, 68", spray FANT ASTle I blocks South of Nine Mile. Pointe Park. 2 TWIN BEDS, campi ete cart and bag, excellent of leaves, covered gold leaf, 777.6551. ------w;th frame, good con di- starter set, $80. 776.7882. $50; Etegere, 6' "tall, four One of the largest selections of Oriental rugs GARAGE SALE __ .______BEDROOM SET. 4 pieces , tion, large upholster round glass shelves $55' , at minimum prices , Satu~ayO~.y,~ ()c~: 17th, F~~E.,_~:A~.~!.N<_:""co~~~l i ~~~~d n~ak, o~~o~ c~ndilion ~~~ir ~it,h ~lip cover. C:8 BEAUTIFUL Provincial mar. FURS: Pin seal, mink tri~ v 251 E. MERRILL, BIRMINGHAM 842 ;'i'ii'EE MrLE' DR. I ~85'~~22"aft';;"5 ~~;;,. --"0'1 4'0'08._. b." .• !L!' 771 _';)_l1,;)_._lil_I._ I, p F .. P PWPFO.P»PP'PP""'PPPW' .. p,.r rp .p p* ~- -- ~ ~ - - - . . . - - ~ ~------,I Thurs.day, October IS, 198 J GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven-C .. -,------_._------..-----_._------_ .. -..... _------....._------8-ARTICLES 8-ARTICLES 8-ARTICLES 8S-ANTIQUES 9-ARTICLES ll-CARS ll-CARS ll-CARS " FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE 'WANTED. FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE <'.'G.E. AUTOMATIC dryer - LARGE size bird cage, with LADY'S COAT, grey, fu1l R5 JOHN MC.COLLEY, SAFES WANTED - Almosl AUTOMOBILE OWNERS - 1972 BUICK Electra 225, 1975 MALIB U ClaSSiC - 2 \:'- excellent condition, $125. stand and accessories, gal. length, 100% wool, hardly Carlide, Pa" Pa. furniture ar.y condition. Woods Lock As low as $25 quarterly full electric power, air, one door. electric sun roof. air " Arter 6 - 885.()079. vanized steel bars with worn. 882.8549 eves. and accessories incl. Na. and Slife. TU 1-9247, .1 buys Compulsory No Faltlt owner, new car condition. conditioning, power win. ".~:------wood. Custom made, excel. tional cash register, ma. ------.------Insurance'. 881.2376.. No rust. After 5, 7780£145. dows, black, $1,695, 88.'j. _ 'BOY'S Navy Sport jacket, lent condition. $180. 779- MOVING SALE - Piano, hogany w/brass and sat. like new, purchased at E. P~i~~!t~~ b~o;le~~; :~~: 1978 TOYOTA Corolla, de . 6259. gas s t 0 v e, lawn mower, inwood inlay; Canopy 2 SEE--'DICK ViA-RNER .-!~~-.-._--.-",-'-'--- .:~ J. Hickey, size 10, $25. misc. 771-5,428. #6 ARLENE SOLLY, Col. collections. Call 775.4757. For your new FORD, new luxe 4 door, 5 speed, rust. 1980 CHEVETTE-2 door, 4 884-8834. COUNTRY bedroom set, pine ---T--SID-E---boo""el-le-r -de-: lruck or good used car. proofed, AM/FM, 42,000 speed, 15,000 miles, $4,200/ den, N.Y., painted furn., EAS ...., 'I 11 t d't' best o{fer. 882.5274. ~.'.DUNCAN PHYFE dining set. finish, double headboard, 8A-MUSICAL stoneware and spongewar;), sires signed limited edi. SERVICE ml es, exce en con I lon, _ . _ footboard, rails, n i g h t ,"': 979-4763, 573.4578. INSTRUMENTS baskels incl. SHAKER. tions fine illustrated chil. .AFTER THE SALE $3,500 or best offer. After 1976 BUICK, Regal-2 door, stand, dresser, mirror, $200 quilts. C5#3 D. LONG. : l't t t h 46 years on E. Jefferson 6 - 771-4008. V 6 au'omatic power dren s ,I era uret ar, p o. RENAISSANCE FORD INC ._.. _-- . , , , " 'CHAIRS -. Manufacturers or best offer. 772-3881. MIRE, Berne, Indiana, tography, Americana, De. ' . '74. SAAB, $2,500. Front steering, brakes, air, rust. Agent has over 100 used PIANOS WANTED early dovetailed cherry CARPETING, beautiful beige troit, Civil W~r, qC,cult, J~~~:~~~ wheel drive, excellent con. proofed, AM/FM stereo. , oak laminated, Bentwood GRANDS, Spmels, Consoles sugar chest, m u I b err ~ ~~~JE: wool, 75 yards, $2.00 yard. Avant Ga~de 1:1t., ml~ltary HOME 881.5251 dition. 881.8143 after 1:30 Michelin tires, excellent frame, low back lounge and Small Uprights. painted pie safe, blanket Colonial wool braided rug, oounty hlstOJ'les phlloso. p.m. mileage and condition, $3,' hospital chairs for sale. TOP PRICES PAm chest in old red, sign.ed phy and worthwhile books -----'-I-W-IL-L---- ... _ 300.882.5903. __. _ 10xI5 oval, excellent. $125. and dated Rookwood and ,:;. These chairs will not last 884-0038. . VE 7-0506 or collections in an cate. _ WASH your car 1978 CORVETTE L.82, aulo. '79 BONNEVILLE Brougham, long at $15.00 per chair. Weller; C6#55, FULFORD. gories, Cash paid and im. _ CLEA/'l vinyl top malic, loaded, dark blue, 10.500 actual miles, extre. (,~; 271 Lothrop. Rochester, Minn., furni. BETTER BOY'S clothing, ALL mediate removal. • CLEAN engine with beige interior, low mileage, mely clean, cast aluminum ture; C7#2. R. PLACH size 16, including Gerry PIANOS WANTED Foamy Engine Brite $9,800. 882.7510. wheels, full power, load. ".' INCINERATOR for sale. TU down jacket and hood, Belleville, Illinois, country GRUB STREET ,.: 2.6228. TOP CASH PAID, furn. C7#3 Court Square - WAX all chrome V~W. Karman;(;hia, 1970, 21 ed, Must see! $7,000. 293. down vest. Friday and Sat- Antiques, Murray. Kent. A BOOKERY - WASH whitewalls and door, $400, Call 821.9582 8580. urday. 886.2984, ONE DAY PICK-UP . "G . E. refrigerator I freezer, 541-6116 all quilts. C7# Philip S. 17194 East Warren, near hubcaps, blacken tires between 11 a.m ..5 p.m. 1980 AUDl 4,000, 4 dObr, '. avocado, $150. Call after 6 SET OF FOUR Dunlop im. Pontius, Akron, Ohio, coun. Cadieux - VACUUM(including interiortrunk) - I Monday.Saturday. _ black / cordovan interwr. , • p.m. 881-3806. port tires, 165 SR-13, $70. ELECTRIC Yamaha folk gui. try furn. incl. HepFlewhite, I Detroit, Michigan arrowbacks, hanging cup. 882.7143 • CLEAN Windows and 1976 AUDlE 100 LS, 4 door,' Perfect. 30,000 miJ~s, $8,' 886.7788. tar with Fender amp, $150. mats I many options and extras, 4000, 771.9818 evenings . .' . GARAGE SALE -747 Riv. Excellent condition. 775. bd; ADVERTISING, PA. ---.------'.' ard, City. Saturday only, QUEEN SIZE bedroom set, 0053. PER AND POST CARDS: WANTED - wooden cl?t~es • APPLY Tannery " mint condition, $2,888. 885- 1978 TRANS AM, T to'ps, : 9:30-4 j.m. Mediterrean, box springs, A4 Brushaber, E13 Gifford, I closets, mahogany dining Cleaner and Condlt.lOn. 2095, loaded, new tires, 4 speed, mattress, frame, headboard. WANTED - Used marimba E23 Beckley, E24 Smith, room set, tea ca~t, book. ~r t~ leather and Vinyl ------must sell, $5,500 or besl 'lasn 'V'ICTOnlAi'~ tnbl.;, witb I 1'. F4 Kaduck F39 D. Beck. ca~e, tred~e sewmg ma. mterwr 1975 GRANADA, 6 cylinder, ff 882-8912 2 night stands, triple dress- at vl"ry low price. Call - A~ v.,." ,..•• '0_' ,... 0 er. . . leaf. 882-0515. er plu!i mirror, $400 or best Jeffery. 579-1488. C3#5 Clu~; AMERICAN dUI'<;, pair of French • rPL... Z.~Oi:1 ":>t:ct.h:llit,. :lu~om::ticl ~i!" cOna!t!0!"!1'1g. I INDIAN A 13 American doors. 962'()192 or 798.3283. wax black vinyl over silver, '78 MERCURY Mar q u.i s " 'G.E. AUTOMATIC washer, offer. Moving, must sell. 5 OCTAVE Spinet piano, like sharp. $1.750. 882-4717. Brougham, 4 door, air, 259-3643. k Horse, E4A Everard, E36 WILL TAKE CLOTHING in $30.00 " . excellent condition, $125. new, $1,300 new, as ing Goetz, F2 Thompson; ART on consignment. Must be cruise, full power, no rust, THUNDERBIRD 1972 - 48,- one owned. Best offer. Call After 6 p.m. 885.n079. LIBRARY - All fine leather $900. 792-9578. GLASS: A9 Siddens & Val. c;ean and sellable. J & B CALL STEVE ._------886-0613 000 actual miles, full pow. 884.1243 between 5-7 'p.m. '. FURNITURE - Kitchen set, bound books. Sets and sin. HARDMAN, Peck & Co. Spi. en tine, A33 Valenta, B2 Resale Shop. 824-4907. Gebahrdt, D25 Sciarni; er, stereo, leather, air, good ------• chrome, white triple dress. gles. 882-1858. net plano. $800. 885-8222 tires and running condi. '79 CADILLAC Sedan, De ART POTTERY; C2 Pow. SUR P L U S JEEPS, Cars, er, 2 old chairs, 2 boudoir after 5 p.m. FUEL OIL tion, some rus!. ~895. 882. Ville, $9,500. 886.3060, af. YARD SALE - Children's e~l, C34 Stewart, C5#3 pump Trucks - Car.inv. value chairs. 885-1873. WILL purchase and 7182. tel' 6 p.m. 882.4096. games, toys, craft' kits, VIOLIN one.half size, excel. Longmire; BANKS: D35 from your tank. $2,143 sold for $100. For ':. BLUE SEARS Silent Flush books, girl's clothing, man's lent condition, bow and Dersey; BOOKS: E18 Ma. 882-9420 information on purchasing 1976 PEUGEOT 504, excel. 1978 MALIBU Chevrolet. toilet, bathroom vanity, 3-speed and girl's 20" bikes, case included, $300. Violin, day, E20 Walsh, E36 Goetz, similar bargains, call 602- lent condition, low mileage, 881.3397. medicine chest, 3 pair large cameras, air conditioner, full size, good for begin. BD Randolph; rderenc- MOD ERN COLLECTIBLE 941-8014 Ext. 4301. Phone sun roof AM/FM Blau. ,::;;:;;:::::;;:~~.;;.-~_-_.-_-_-_--_-_::._::.::.::.::., bamboo shades. Bottom of plus more! 21199 Loch. ner, $125. 331-4676. books: A21 Woel!er, F40 OOLLS-MADA!dE ALEX. call refundable. punkt radio, $5,000. 886. ,~ large gas grill. Also 125 moor (between Mack. & Terry; CANTON and CHI. ANDER, BARBIE, ETc. 1656 after 6 p.m. JEEPS, CARS, PICKUPS FREE piano, works well; NESE EXPORTS; A33 Va. PINSTRIPE or' monogram piece stainless steel dinner. Harper)' 10 to 4 Saturday four post bed and mattress 757-5568 your car. Call Diane 886. 1977 CAMARO type LT - from $35. Available at 10. ware. 885-7801. only, Rain date October 24. lenta, B2 Gebhardt, G 12 $100; wash'er and dryer, Forshee, D22 Regency; 7104. I 45,000 miles, $2,200 or best [' cat Gov't Auctions. For TOP $$ PAID for color TV's Directory call Sur p l.u s '. "BABY THINGS, carriage I HOUSE SITTER" like new, $250. 521.0860. CAROUSEL FIGURES in. needing repair. 774-9380. BUY OR LEASE ,offer, 886-6755. cl. rooster B36 WITTE; Data Center 415.330.7800. .". stroller, bassinette, car Mature male plant engineer YOUR NEXT CAR CITATION .'81-4 door, au. THOMAS Organ, Color-Glo CHAIR CANING demo and SHOTGUNS amI rifles want. I seat, clothing. 886-9335. transferred here for win- OR TRUCK tomatic, 4 cylinder, loaded, 1------_.- --- double keyboard, Leslie sale A22 Jackman; CHAN. ed - Parker, Fox, Smith, ter available for house sit. FROM must sell immediately for I . OLD STORM windows, $1 a speakers, excellent condi • DELIERS restored with Winchester and others. ting in exchange for room. Private collector. 478.5315. VILLAGE AUTO LEASING best offer. 886-7079. LTD 4 door, very clean, ',' ~iece. 885'()151. Expertise includes security tion, $475. 293-5870. s had e s T27 Hal' per; INC. . top condition, steel. belt and maintenance. Local ref. CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS 8854984 or 885.8000 BUICK Skylark Limited '81, radials, (2 brand new), . MISCELLANEOUS furniture GUITAR - SMALL SERIOUS local collecto:, will At7 o'lsen, A33 Vaienta, (See our display ad 4 door, automatic, 4 cylin. lifetime battery, new $125 and tools. 521-4539. . erences. 882-4042. 885.1873 purchase all signed Tiffany D7 Garthoeffner, CU8 lamps: Handel, Pierpoint, in this section) I der, -loaded. Best offer. exhaust, owner disabled, _ ESTATE SALE, Depression BIG SALE - Quality kids Sochy; CLOCKS D3 Scher. Jefferson and Moe Bridges ------086-7079. can't drive. 1969. $750. • ' g 1ass, • collectibles, an. PIANO WANTED: For my 2 zer, D34 Kehoe, D35 Hays, clothing, baby needs. car. daughters. 885-0079. I amp s. All transactions CASH 1976 CHRYSLER cordoba-I Just drive it you'll buy it. tiques, furniture, much E24 Smith, E25 Anderson, riage, t win headboards, strictly confidential. Please Take the worry out of selling 48,000 miles, many extras, 881-9257 _ more, 22125 Beaconsfield, need' work. Antique slate E37 Clark, Fl Creps; DE. call after 6 p.m. 886-:.!812. McMILLAN Upright Piano. CaYs: A5 Tracey, A13 yonr car. Top dollars paid excellent, $2,400. 884-9044. I';;:;:;;;:;;:;;;:;;;;::;~~~::;;;:;;;;:;;::;;;;;;: Detroit, 9.5 p.m. Thursday. blackboard, white uniform, Ivory keys, mahogany and American Horse, B36 Wit .. for late model Cadillacs, It Friday. size 22. No pre.sale. Satur. CASH FOR 77's on up. 1978 TOYOTA Celica carved claw seat, $350 or te, DIB Stotz, C2#6 Solly; lift day, October 17, 10-5 p.m. Call Al Smith back, 5 speed transmission, : GARA(;E SALE, furniture, best offer. 773-3718. DOLLS A23 Bowie, D31 Kl DS CLOTHES See . '. household items, Friday, 4431 Yorkshire. Infant to 14 881-6600 $4,200. 882.5369 after 6 HERITAGE-Grand Four Con. Ha:l, E38 Sochicki, C6#1 p.m. _'. Saturday, 10-2 p.m., 1338 DOUBLE BED - Bookcase sole. Walnut, veneer top, DeHays; FURNITURE, ev. Also baby furniture Ray Campise~ • Balfour. No presales. Will he a d boa r d and double solid pecan columns and erywhere; GLASS A6 Hod. Excellent Condition 1977 CHRYSLER Newpo);t, 1975 VW Super Beetle, sun not begin before 10 a.m, dresser, complete. $200. moldings, light antique ges, All Robinson,' A33 . 881-3260 4 door sedan, white, red roof, AMI FM stereo, 28 . Valenta, D23A Myers, F7 trim. v i n y I top, power DRUMMY: , GARAGE SALE-Ice skates, Be dsprea d an d ma tchmg fruitwood finish, with 60, F m.p.g., great condition, 61" Pengra (selection lids) 18 WANTED. stove, refrigera. brakes, windows, steering, miles, $2,300. 881-9161 women's bicycle, lawn ta. curtains, $15. depth 15, height 30, per. G e b h a rd t (replacement tors, working or not work- rear defroster, stereo, after 5 p.m, OLDS ble and chairs, desk- chair, DREXEL-HERITAGE P~c~~ feet condition, $325. 884- lids, tops and stoppers); ing, $5 to $100. 924.5585 theft alarm, one owner. dresser, Hibachi barbecue triple dresser and mg M33. IRONSTONE _ tea leaf or 771-4078. For a quick sale, $2,800. 1979 MERCURY Hatchback, THE ROAD TO~ grill, large Utah speakers, stand. Excellent condition. B19 Frederick; JEWELRY WANTED 1 boy's Cub Scout I Phone 779-5455. 27,000 miles, 4 speed trans- £AVINGS . Head skis and much more, $800+ value - $400. 881. BS-ANTIQUES C22 Work; LACES AND miSSion, $4,400. 882.5369 THE 82's ARE HERE' Saturday, 9.5 p.~. 1953 .. 4448. FOR SALE CLOTHING Dill Brusha. unif~rhJ, side 10. 886.7810 I BUICK. 1978, two.tone red, after 6 p,m. ORDER.YOURS Nowi ..... Lancaster, 882-0592. GARAGE SALE _ Air con. bel', C5#2 Crockett; PAIN evemngs. \ 4 door, V-6, all power, fast For that personal toucp. . h back, ~ry sharp, $3,900. 197B OMNI-4 door, 4 speed, . "'lNCINERATOR- C~lcinator, d i t ion e 1', wheelbarrow, FURNITURE refinished, reo bel', C5#2 C l' a eke t t; WANTED An tlque ma ogany 792.2777 . stereo, rear defroster and on neW. or used cats. '. 1.5 BTU. Good condition. kitchenware, curtains,. toys, paired. stripped, any type PAINTINGS AND PRINTS secretary, 18th Century, . _ wiper, rustproofed, $2,900. Monday and Thursday, . ' 7793378 ft 5 I 8 d 10 F . of caning. Free estimates. A32 Burton, C35 Keily, C36 . with document boxes. 752- 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tues- ,:: • a er p.m. boy's c othes an . fl. 474-8953. LoveH, D5 French, D23A 1979 RIVIERA-power, com. 886.9644 after 6 and week. 6902. -ends. day, Wednesday and ", CLEANING OUT the empty day, Saturday, 9:30-3. 1744 ,- Myers, E4 Vanity Fair, fortron, rear defogger, ster. eo cassette, wire wheels, Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. nest. TV, typewriter, POl" Roslyn. KENNARY Kage Antiques. E26 Herron, E36 Goe:z, WANTED bedroom suite for rust proofed. After 5:30 1972 CADILLAC - 2-door, , table stereo, games, gener. Hours: Wednesday-Friday, E38 Sochocki; PHOTOG. girls room, white .French 772-2200 LEAF SWEEPER, $35. Leica d d' 884.8912. leather, $825. 882-8890. al household goodies. Sat. 12-4. Satur ay 9.5. Ca letlx RAPHY AND STEREOS F2 Provincial in good condi. camera, $300. M'an's t W 882-4396 I.:' urday, October 17th, 9.5 a arren. . Thompson; QUILTS, every. Schwinn bike, CB radio, tion. 886-9Ofi7. 1971 CAMARO $1,000. 885. , p.m. 1922 Stanhope. ) vw t' d ORIENTAL RUGS where; Incl. A13 Ameri. 6369. ' (2 snow Ires an can Horse, C8 VanGinkel, CHILDREN'S USED Village Auto leasing Inc. ~"I JUST don't believe it!" a wheels. $39. 821.7430. Expel't appraisaLs, estates, 02 Townsend, E19 Haarer AND HANDMADE 1974 PLYMOUTH Duster, 2 " gentleman said to me. "The MOVING SALE _ Bedroom purchased. Modern semi. & Cory, C7#3 Court Square CLOTHES AND CRAFTS door, vinyl top, AM radio, 'his We~k's Special! ,.'.. - mven tory at C0Ioma. I m.. set complete with new mat. antique and antique. Ex. ORIENTAL RU GS D5 Te. nee ded for res a1e sh op g00 d hea ter, sma 11V-8, au. creases faster than the rate tress, $250. Sofa with pel't cleaning 'lInd repair. berian, E9 Tirpaks, C3#8 CRICKETS CORNER tomatic, burns regular gas, , '. of inflation and. changes matching chair, $50. Velvet in-g. Will buy antiques also. 'Connought; SILVER B2 19822 Mack 19.23 m.p.g., body rustea. Jeep CJ7 Renagade ~. quicker than the political couch, $75. Colonial maple Able to pay top dollar. 547- Gebhardt, C12 Forshee, Grosse Pointe Woods Dependable transportation, ':,,' situation in the Middle 2100. C22 Work; SAMPLERS TOP DOLLAR PAID ON $675. TU 6.n285. ~,31> p1u.", ~ -~ I $257.02 " East!" He was darn near dining table with fOUf A28 Gailbraith; SHAKER CONSIGNMENTS 4% ~.. lall: -.:: .. _ ~ .. ,', right on target, as you'll chairs, $200. Air condi. A~~QU~~B~AR.J~:' ~~: B33 King Philip, SPONGE. 774-5253/399-4517 DODGE Diplomat 1977, 2' see when you pay Old tioner, $80. 882-83961577- WARE over 100 pes. D32 door, automatic, air low .'::=~"'~i1 .~ _..",. 1545. - day, October 18, 5055 Sa. WANTED: Old Baker or mileage. $2,850, loaded. o (-..' Wacky a visit this week. line, Ann Arbor Road, Exit Potchen, C221ffl Solly; KI'ttl'nger, 18th c e n t u .. Y 7713751 296-1167 CJ7 Renagade '., _ Among the vast selection S I 1.75 off 1.94, 275 l'ealers, TOOLS BIO Hataway, B36 .',. , . . I 2 FAMILY Garage a e - .tt OYS AND CHIL- style English or American, $4,731.00 Balance Due at End of lease Srock 1/&2121 .: ..; of excitmg, undusua, rea. Bikes, books and maga. all under cover, everything -WI e; T d dining room furniture. Will PONTIAC 1973 -, 2 door '0::, son ably price antiques, zines, g am e s, household guaranteed for authentic. DR ENS C 29 Wor en,. D~ make offer. 886.9243. hardtop, good trans porta. Free loaner • Free Pick Up and DelfYeryService ,gifts and collectibles at items, child's electric or. ity, 8 a.m ..4 p.m., "Early Toy Box, C3#2 LippIsc, tion, $400. 4835 Marseilles. The Colonial. Shop are: a gan. Friday, October 16, 9 Birds" welcome at 5 a,m C7#8 Suchy 2/story Viet. STUDENT needs steam en. ,'.r' pair of signed Quezellamp. to 3, Saturday, October 17, FEATURING: De ale l' s doll house, WINDOWS bev. gine or information on ob. 1974 PINTO - Runs good. 8~fore you BUY your next car or truck <~ shades, two Roc k woo d 9 to 1. 21102 Lancaster, NEW to the market: A 12 eled and stained D27 Mer. taining one, for science pro- Call after 4 p.m. 885-3419. 'consider a lease - Call or stop in and , ~ vases, a collection of Grin- Harper Woods. INA GROSS, Gainsville, wins, F17 Barry, C1O#1 ject. 884-7944. 1978 MONTE CARLO _ 18,' dly Spring pattern iron. Florida 1st time back since Gremion. Free Parking. 000 miles, like new, 1 own. lets talk about how a lease can benefit stone, a large blue willow 72" SOFA - Italian Pro- moving to Florida; AI7 Admission $1.00, -l-O-A---M-O-T-O-R-C-Y-C-L-E-S-er, loaded. 882.6468. you. "~: platter, an 18th Century vincial. Call between 4-7 . JACKIE OLSON, Lynd. -A-N-T-I-Q-U-E-E-ST-A-TE--S-A-L-E-- FOR SALE 1978 BUICK R 1 bowl by Frain, a Royal p.m. 881-8788. hurst, Ohio, silver, toys, 17404 Contesti, north of 15 ega Limited. WE LEASE AU MAKES AND MODELS ,', Vienna cup . and saucer, JUKE BOXE5--Seeburg 100 Christmas ornaments, Afri. Mile, east of Garfield, in -1-9-7-4--H-O-N-D-A-- V.6, power steering, power Blue Ridge dinnerware in can artifacts; A27 KAREN brakes, air, AM/FM, tilt , 8201 MACK AVE., D.':-(Modt at Canyon! m 7 ,;C'. several patterns, some mid. and 200. $550. Excellent GRA VES, Peewee Valley, TonhBodbcean. 1 PF. ;'d p.m . 450 C wheel, cruise control, rear d 9 88S.498. or 8.5.8000 19th Century bkIe transfer. condition. 776-1583. Ky. Amer. country; B2 urs ay an M ay ' Ie. . wmdow defogger, 32,000 (located in Grosse Pointe AMC) - ware, a collection of Vie. KENMORE automatic wash. TOM GEBHARDT, Mar. a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday. Custom paint with matehing miles. 775.5240 after 4 p.m. torian figural napkin rings er, excellent condition, $75. quette, Mich., fine fumi. ROLL TOP desk, Cherrywood, h~lmet, sissy bar, 1.r..000 1980 CHEVET'fE-Manual 4 and a Roseville wall poco After 6 _ 885-0079. ture, oriental, silver, Tiffa. 6 feet in length, $1,150.. miles, excellent condltHln, I door, eloth interior, rear ~ ket. Come on out and have ny; B12 O. R. HANE. 881.7762 $775. d f II t $4 300 a look at The Colonial WARDROBE CLOSET - BURG, Grosse Pointe, Mi., .__ 774-4454 8:5~f!8e;,exce en. , . I Shop: 25701 Jefferson near metal, full size. Plastic Furn. incl. Hepplewhite AAA TOP PRICES for gen. I '.. 10 Mile. Monday.Saturday, dinnerware, 8 place set. and Queen Anne; 333 ulne Oriental rugs. We 1975 KAWASAKI, 175 En. 1981 CHEVETTE air auto ~cW~ 1:3a&/fU:' 11-6 at 772.0430. Your Mas. tings. 886-5731. KING PHILIP, Wrentham, buy, seil, appraise-clean duro, runs great, looks rear defogger, 'cloth seats: ~ 20903 Harper (at 8 Mile) ter Charge and Visa are I . Mass. SHAKER; C8 MARY and repair Oriental rugs. great, $325. !lZ3-2198, Best offer, 792.4504. welcomed and don't forget, QUEEN ANNE .style white ELLEN VAN GINKEL, TADROSS & ZAHLOUTE 881.6600 we buy and appraise, too! Naug.a~yde chair, excellent Davenport, Iowa, quilts 6 4-8 00 1974 KAWASAKI 400 CC, '81 OLDS Omega Brougham, .. it • condition, $50. Contempo. and country furn.; C10 4 2 new battery,. $875/0ffer, 4 cylinder, automatic, air, '81 Seville 2 COUCHES (camel, cut vel. rary designer white wood EBERSOLE ANTIQUES, DUCK DECOYS _ Turn of Kensington/Mack. 886.1171, stereo, gauge package, 8,' '80 Eldorado Factory Official Factory official. Westem vet), carved oak dining chair, will go with any de- Washington, Pa., Penn. lhe Century-wood decoys, 833.7982. 000 miles, $7,950. Call 822. 2.Tone Burgundy saddle leather. Lots of '. room set, rocker. Misc. 881- cor, $50. Sma II g r e en country furn., s.lip ded red. stained and polished, $40 I MOPED PUCH 1 '1 1315, and Claret extras. Must see this one . . ' B155. lounge chair, $25.881-5144. ware, textiles, fracturs; D5 each. 886-4389. ., .?W ml es. ------.------This Car Is Sharp TEBERIAN'S ORIENTAL ------i excellent conditIOn, $375. CAPRI 1980, $4.800. Air. wire ONLY $13,595 . LITTLE GIRL'S 6x.l0 snow GARAGE SALE - Women's RUGS, Birmingham, Mich. ANNUAL antique show and' 776-8740 wheels, automatic, AM/FM ONLY $17,595 suits, jackets, dresses, Boy's and girls' clothing, baby sale. Masonic Auditorium, stereo. 773.0582'. Stock /IpSO srocle #p69 10-12, jacket, pants, tops. items and clothing, too. 986 Ouellette Avenue, Oc... PONTJAC-G-r-an-d-A-M-,-'-7-'9-- lOB-TRUCKS '80 Fleetwood 82A nOA8. Butcher block tables, much 40 ANTIQUE CLOCKS tober 17th 5 pm .10 pm TVO"lt , .. ,., FOR SALE perfect condition, all op. '78 Eldorado ------more, Thursday.Sunday, 9. I October 18th, 12 noon.10 Brougham . '.LITTLE GIRL'S quaiity cloth. 5. 18784 Washtenaw. Wall and mantle types, p.m., October 19th, 12 Hons. new Michelin tires, Triple Yellow Leather Trip,leYellow. This IS , ing, sizes 4 and 5. Ladies ------Banjos, Ithaca's, seth noon.5 p.m. Admission '77 FORD F.2500, 4x4. 4 $4,600, 886.7930. Interior Immaculate a nice on8 al speed. AM/FM size P 10niI wool plaid skirt, QUE,EN .ANNE poster bed. Thomas #2, Pillar & $1.50. Premium paid on cassette, 1981 LYNX wa-go-n---W-'-h-,te-. Condition. 4.800 original ONLY $6,895 green ve'vet blazer. 886- tWin Size, complete, chest Scroll, woodworks, kit. American funds. air shocks. jumbo tires, red interior. AM/FM, rear miles MOCk c:ean. 862.6837 after 6 pm, Srock IIp76 7656. and nightstand, ant i que chen, O.G., school, etc. ,------'- d f I 1 ONLY $13,295 #p102 ______white finish, with walnut $150 and up. 1 ARMOIRE antique primitive e rosl, conso e. uggage - WHEELCHAIR - Amigo, tops, $500 or offer. Excel. I I' beautifully restored, gum. rack. IransferabI~. extend- '79 Sedan de Ville battery operated, used only _ lent condition. French side, 881-3365 wood, with pine trim, QOu- 9-ARTICLES cd warranty, $6.300. 886- WANTED Diesel '77 Coupe deVille in demonstration, all ex. board. cherry finish, $225: ble doors. 884.9497. __6~52:.. _.. _. . . _ Triple Silver Triple Yellow, tra8 included. 881'()212. or offer. Excellent condi.1 ------.-,------.------I '74 PLY~OUTH Satellite - 26,000 miles Beautiful condition. ------.-- .-.-- tion. 882-5211. I power brakes. steering, ail Beautiful Condition VERMONT antiques: Cutter, FURNITURE STRIPPING SALE ' ONLY $5,995 pine cabinets, mil' l' 0 r s, AMc--~ide by-;ide- ~~f~i-gera. 1 conditioning. $1,500. 527- Select Your Bargain ONLY $8,795 Stocle IIp77 framed lithographs, caned tor excellent condition, Save up ot 20%! Two weeks only. Furniture made ._ ~:24~ '__ Stock #p94 chairs, chandelier, tele. $150, After 6, 885-0079. I like new without the price. Free pick.up, free in Column 8. '75 2802 DA TSVN - Mag We sell only the IInest pre-owned CsdJl/acs. ~~~i~~o~:le~ft~~~;hO:; Mi-NI.REFRIGERATOR:~i~"I, delivery. ;~~ee~~.c~~~~t~~.~~~92~~: All sold with value protection warranty. Vernier. tric saw. 45 Blairmoor off. DISCOUNT FURNITURE STRIPPING To Advertise _. ------~.~.- At your servIce call: Lakeshore, Vernier. 1 & REFINISHING CO. ! 1974 BMW 3.0 Bavaria, 4 ELEGANT living room sofa, AMANA side by side refrig. ; ,I 882-6900 I doo~. air, automatic, AMI Jim Hanley 881-6600 AI Smith 20903 Harper at 8 Mile excellent condition, 884- erator, Coppertone, $195.' 961-2129 i , FM, excellent condition, 1161. After 6 SSS-0079. i I I $4,950. 881.7051. ...... 44 4Q4044Q.4;4 q. .. '44.; ; 4" q .. ... • ... '4 .. q ; "' ...... 4 q .... 4 ••• '1'¥.zq , - .. I e~lC,eEight-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursd4y,OC+ober 15,1981 - . --_._------_._.------_ ..-.------_. _.------~._------...------_._----- 11..:-cARS l1-CARS 11-CARS 11B-CARS WANTED 12D-LAKE AND 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE r 13-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE } FOR SALE FOR SALE TO BUY RIVER PROPERTY FOR SALE FOR SALE : FOR SALE MERCURY LYNX Squire 1981 A.M.C. WAGON, 11.000 WANTED WALLOON LAKE -Small, LOVELY Older House 2 FAMiLY FLAT - AUrac. ASSUME WITH $12,000 j~'''FIAT 124 Sports Spider. CONDOMINIUM - ,Bosch lights, Balupunkt wagon, loaded, air. 4.speed. miles. $8,000 or best offer. USED CARS cozy, 3 bedroom chalet, 10 Great condition! Reason. tive area, Harcourt near JEFFERSON-16 MILE ,.: AM/FM cassette radio, An. In warranty, $6,350. 886. Excellent condition. 824. minutes to Petoskey. Pret.' able. No agents. No Satur- Jefferson, Grosse Pointe 2 bedroom brick, air, range, . 'sa exhaust, excellent con. 8156. 9381. TOP DOLLAR PAID ty lake setting, very clean, day calls. 778.1227. Park. Red u c e d due to refrig.erator, natural fire. dition, $5,400 or assume 1980 CATALINA, 2. door CHRYSLER-Newpo-;:t:-1973- 371.5516 color weekend,. ski weeks, ON MOROSS _ 1V2 blocks health. Living room fire. I place, carpeting, drapes, payments. 884.4544 or 885- Hatchback, V.6, air, auto. 4.door, 3400 miles, power, Ask for Ohris Christmas weeks. $60 a day. west of Mack. 112 duplex, 5 place, dining L, 2 nice attachea garage, laundry matic, stereo. 28,000 miles. al'r. $1,295. 885.2000. ---_. ------.------bedrooms, ext r a large ~...~fr72.. -! PETOSKEY room Colonial style. Main- I t F 11 b th room. Very sharp. $46,800. "72 MERCEDES 250 C, ex. $5,300. 881.8093 after 6 1978 PINTO Clean 37000 CAS H PROPERTI ES tenance free, appliances, stallc ose shower,s. u sewinga room,room. cellent condition, no rust, p.m. - " PAT VERN ELLE located near shopping and kl'tchen, stove. refrl'gerator, GROSSE POINTE PARK ------miles, 4 speed, 4 cylinder, A TERMS 6 cylinder, $5.200. 526.8456. CORVETTE. 1978, k82, trio FM.8 track, 6 good tires, for 616-347 -5360 bus lines. Land Contract dishwasher, divided base. I LAND CONTR CT , '68 DATSUN. $100. Needs pie red, 33.000 miles, load'l Undercoated, rear defog. CARS available. 758-4115 or 731. ment 2 furnaces 3 car 13 bedroom, frame, hardwood brakes. Also Yamaha 125 ed. Must sell. $9,500 or ger, $2,495. 882.7802. ,------4061. garage. Assumable 10% floors, natural fireplace, best offer. J. Jacobs. Days ._.__ Land .Cont,-act. May be large rooms, ,$5,OO~ down, cycle, $650, like new. 773. 12E-COMMERCIAL 562.9097, evenings 882-4465 1977 ELDORADO _ Original 839-5300 PROPERTY ALLARD-3 bedroom ranch,' bought on second Land $29,000. Won t last. . 9786. ______owner, 40,000 miles, llew ,______family room, extra closets, Contnet. By owner. 271- 1975 A:'!C Matador Wagon- 1978 PONTIAC SUNBIRD tires brakes battery red Older cars towed in free BUSINESS and new 'furnace, central air, 3557. By appointment. STIEBER REALTY pow~r brakes. power steer. Sports Coupe. ~2..000 mil~s, with' white t~p, stereo: tape INVESTMENT roof and aluminum gutters, -----.--~------! 775-4900 . irig, air, good condition. e.xcellent condItion, radIal deck. Asking $4,800 or best J('. Y BOLOGNA CARS PROPERTIES natural ~ireplace. beautiful GROSSE POINTE FARMS- some rust, sacrifice, $800. tires, 4.speed, AM.FM stet offer. 885.3252. landscaping, many extras. I' . HAVERH ILL reo cassette. $3,500 or best ._____ DEAD OR ALIVE Exclusively Mid 70's. 885.6637 or 371- 4 bedroom. Immediate DC:. - 884.4024. offer. 881.0637. 1977 PLYMOUTH Gran Fury CARS _ TRUCKS SALES - LEASES 7400 cupancy. Must sell. 884- WARREN '79 MUSTA~G, 4 cylinder, 4 ------Brougham. All options and F}{EE TOWING _ 7 DAYS EXCHANGES ---'-- I 6~89 or 775.8535. Sharp, modern brick, 3 bed. speed, power steering and 1979 FIA1' 128, 4.door, low extras. Low mileage, super 365-7322, 573-3788 Virginia S. Jeffries, Realtor LAKESHORE V ILL AGE MUST SELL! room bungalow. Basemenl, brakes, AM/FM stereo. miles, 30 m.p.g. $2,950. clean. Just like a new car. __ 882.0899 Condo - Simple assump. ~NER side drive, garage. Reduced rear defogger, excellent 881.0809. $2,795, 885.9012, PRIVATE BUYEH. will pay .___ t1on, $15,000 down, low ----.- to sell now! condition, $4,200. 884-4550. ------.-- premium price for ciean, KERCHEVAL - On.The.Hill payments, very nicely dec. GROSSE POINTE AREA ONLY $27/500 ~._------"'977 B.M.W, 320.1, air. ste. 1978 PLYMOUTH VOLARE rust free, low mileage, Two story building for orated. Anxious to sell! GRAYTON AT MACK FORD l\IANSUR CO. 1975 OLDS 9.passenger Cus. reo, excellent condition.' Sport - Automatic, 6 cyl. elder model G!\l car. 884. sale. 20x100 with basement. Ask for Rick days 886-1040. HOUSE - 3 LOTS . tom Cruiser, all accessories ~43-~550. Call 866.8246 af. I inder, power steering, ~MI i 1139. Ground floor available im. Evenings 772.3099. Garage, fen c e d park.l1ke ;:.~;;;;::;;;;::::;5::;26::;.:;:25:;:5:;:5;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;, . ~xcellent COnOltlOn, nUl .." \J y..... I (0'111 stereo. 1mmaCUlillt;. .. .." .•. ,.. "_-1 ,,~~~ nUi" ..~ grounds, reduced to sell rust. 824-4689. -2700 TU 42264 ------~~C"s"h~~t.Ji;;~;..8"85.2000:-- \ BY OWNER. One family \ quick: . 1980 MONZA-Power steer. 1 ;:',. '. 11C-BOATS ONLY $2 500 BY OWNER BU"CK '79 4 door Le Sabre . d b k t . TOLES & ASSOC., Inc. home near Eastland. 2 bed- 6, - g-" d d't' A'I/FM , mg an ra es, au o.mahc, '79 BEETLE Converll'ble _ Alo..'D''''l MOTORS 1 ------rooms down, one up, new FORD MANSUR CO. ,,'.. .00 cont' 1 IOn, "' . , sun roof, low mlleage, Last productl'on model. ex, ------FOR LEASE - Commercial kitchen cupboards, f u 11 526-2555 542 Briarcliff, G I' 0 sse brakes,power sair,eerlng,35,000powermiles. $4,800. 371.7622. cellent cond'lt'lon, AH/FM,.. 24.FT. Sanjuan, race, cruise, Building - Whittier and basement. excellent condi. Pointe Woods. Superior E .' $4,400. 7 a.m ..5 p.m. 294. 1981 BUICK Skylark Limited I cassettee, Michelin tires. 4 sails, complete inferior, Kelly. 20x100. Call 882-8522 tion. Immediate occupant bedroom home, first flool '. -8120. Coupe, 11,800 miles, extras, I After 6 p.m., 468.6319. $8.900. 534.0973, 886.1875. Tuesday thru Friday from cy. $27,500. 526.4139. Mack.Moross Area laundry, circular drive, ______$7,300. Must sell. 263.9230. ------11 a m to 11 pm Saturday BY OWNER mint condition with all thE 1"'8' SEVILLE, black, leather \ ALL HAKES and models, '1 h . . ., GROSSE POINTE FARMS extras. Open Sunday 2-5. I interior, 32,000 miles. ex. 1977 DATSUN 280.Z, turbo. new"~r used, buy or lease. Ct;;r~, 5knS;tlo~efer,.P$4,~~6: from 5 to 11. Secluded 4 bedroom, 3* 3 bedroom Colonial. For- . -cellent condiHon, S8,500. ch.arged, 5.spee~, 23,000 See our display ad in this 822.8251 or 331.8347. Prime corner business front. baths Cape Cod. Attached mal dining room, 2 car ga. BY APPOINTMENT 894.8771. miles. new pamt, rust. section. Village Auto Leas. ------age on Kercheval Avenue 2 car garage, remodeled rage. Favorable financing. » proofed, 24 m.p.g., AM.FM ing, 885-4984. 1977 SILVERTON 31.foot in Grosse Pointe City. 45 kitchen. Call anytime for 886.2057 886-2707 AFTER 6 P.M. '1975 CHRYSLER Cordoba- stereo cassette, CIBIE fogs ------long cabin crLliser, twin x 100 feet. Retail, doctors, appointment. ". loaded, good condition, $1,' and headlights. headlight 1973 FORD Grand Torino, engines, 240 hour, fully investors _ build 9,000 BILL, 886.2974 "I .~~5. Call 881..1907. covers, triple air horns, fully equipped, body in equipped. B39~3376 after 6 square foot building for fu.. ------1971 MERCURY Marquis _ custom steering wheel, and good condition. 881-2242. __ p.m. ture retirement. Land Con. Beautiful condition, a II fconsole armrest, high-per. 1978 CHEVY B1aier, Chey. FOR SALE, 1975 Rinker built tract terms available. "Team Your Efforts With" Dower, low ml'leage, stereo, ormance s u s pen s lon, b 'd I' 'th 70 h DANAHER, BAER, "I" TT $20 0 I dd enne package, 4 wheel ow rl e, WI p ';-'collector's Items. $1,500. ,0 n parts a ed. Suo J h G d d't' WILSON & STROH BRADLEY T. VAN. SICKLE IfI 6 00 6 drl\'e, automatic transmls- 0 nson. 00 con I IOn, ______296-0686. 7786.per sacI' ce, $, O. 88 . sion, power steering, pow. must se II. $3,600. 6853. 62.9 885.7000 _ LET'S FACIIl;.IT, TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF A BUYERS 1910 CADILLAC 4.door, all --- er brakes, AM.FM 8 track ICE-BOAT, good condition, DOWNTOWN Detroit. 12,000 MARKET you ~Ivt to buy something don't you? The time. power, runs good, looks 1971 J AV ELIN SST stereo, rust proofed, ne~ $250. 823.0642. Sq. Ft. near Ren Cent I. now - oan TodlY I Greal bUYlare not found -thty Ire , good. $400. CaU before Loaded, clean, mechanically tires, very clean, 43,000 I BOSTON---WHALElf=1978, Presently used for parking. mad. by t.amlng your effort. wIth Brtdlty T. Van Sickle - to,. ~:30 p.m. 886-4341. perfect and an eye catcher, miles, regular gas. $.5.295 17' Montauk, wHh 1979 70 Desirable for building. In expert negotlltor, needs nothIng but a driver. or best offer. 881.5347 af. h.p. Mercury with auhdll. TAPPAN ALASTRA 1978 SUNBIRD - Power $1,925. 884-4201. tel' 4. , I ary motor. E Z Loader trail. 884.6200 Current offlrlngs -Inventory changes dally. ~ .•steerlng, power brakes, au" - . I er, with T.Jack and bar. Cal/ for new prices or new listings. tomattc t ran s m iIsl 0 n, 1977 OPEL, 4 cylinder, auto. 1976 DATSUN, 2BOZ, auto. rings. VHF and CB radios. 12F-NORTHERN $a,500. 824.0412 after 15:30. mattc, 20,000 mlles, wire" matic, 40,000 miles. $1,500 I Many accessories. 882.0154 .. PROPERTIES 1dUSTANG, 1972, automatic, wheels, ex~lIent, $2,800. or best offer. Call satur.\ 197833FT:-CHRIS.CRAFT Broadstone G,P.W. • 79,900 All Terms ~..1'power steering and brakes, _2_9_3._5_87_0_.______day or Sunday, 886.8719. Corinthian (formerly Co. Lakeshore .G.P,S. $315,000 All Terms FIRST OFFERING: Chlppe' Centerbrook G.P.W. $129,900 All Terms ~ery good condition. Make 1980 RABBIT L, all', sun 1981 MONTE CARLO, war. holt Very low en gin e wa River, west of Clare, Saddle Lane G.P.W. $139,900 SOLD -.-j?Jfer. 884.9628. roof, AM/FM stereo, 5 ranty, excellent condition. hours, excellent brand new year around cottage. 2 bed. Kerby G.P.F. $ 76,900 All Terms rooms, new kitchen, fur. Oxford Rd. 'I G.P.W, All Terms I 1978 MONTE CARLO, every '~~:5dd. ~;~~~~~ d~;:'lt~~7: $7,000. After 5:30. 884.499~. ~~n~~~~ng b~fd~e ~~Je;~~. nished, 620 feet river front. '129,900 I •• Hillcrest Det. All Terms optlon, sharp, sporty. Must 7091 after 6 p.m. 1959 AUSTIN.HEALY 100/6, er aft deck. Many extras. age, 5 acres, exce11ent $ 59,900 Roslyn G.P.W. All Terms "'-"'Ie11, 881.31581. totallv restored, must sell. Priced very attractively. hunting, $38,900 Land Con. $ 71,900 1977 CADILLAC Fleetwood ' Edsel Ford S.C.S. $ 52,900 SO~D ~y'y.r, 1968. Sunroof, AM.FM D'Elegance, triple silver, Days 876.7144, evenings 491.8860, extension 200. 9- tract or $35,000 cash. ~. ,').'~dlo, original miles, $7150. loaded, exce:lent, $5,800, and weekends 8~8.7450_.__ '6 p.m. 886.4886 .;: ~81.8842. 293.5870. 1070 CAMARO Z.28. black KAY AKlvhitewater, spray Ask for: Bradley T. Van Sickle, Market.ing Specialist' . ,.. ------stripes on bright yellow. shirt flotation bags and 13-REAL ESTATE ~i19Tll CHEVY Impala, $475. '75 PACER - low mileage, Factory original, 350 4. padd'ie include"d. $450. 823. FOR SALE . 886-0580. , stereo, new tires, good gas speed. No rust. Just like 0642. 19'1f7 PONTIAC Grand Safari mileage, $1,500. After 6 new. $2,495 or best. 772-' fl GROSSE POINTE WOODS- wagori, po~ersteerlng, p.m. 881.7847 or 839.1958. 3404. HYDROSTREAM - 17 foot 1200 N. Renaud. Executive brakes, air, etc. Good con. FORD Escort, 1981, GL, 4 1975 DODGE4door Royal with 150 Mercury. Perform. ance boat, excellent for 4 bedroom, 4lk baths, brick .. ""'dttlon. $2,450:-886-0949. speed, air, power steering, Monaco, $900. 886.9116. skiing. Extras. $3,800. Days ranch, aluminum t I' i m, l~~O K A R M'A N N GHIA, g~~~r brakes, sler2o. 881- 16325 Harper. 645-2700 (ext, 367). 758. large living room overlook. & ' ASSOCI'ATES 37,000 original miles, runs 1930 FORD Roadster. Chevy 2636 nights. Ing larEe yard, full dining room. kitchen, breakfast Perfect. needs some work 1977 BUICK Regal 4 door, drive train, super street. ------room, enclosed Florida to restore. Best offer. Call many options, 24,000 miles, rod. Only $5,000 or best. \ 11F- TRAILERS room, library, 1 au n dry OPEN SUNDAY 2. 5 before 2:30 p.m. 886-4341. excelle[lt condition, $3,500. Much more invested. 772. AND CAMPERS x , room, mahogany loyer, ceo 1978 CADILLAC Sedan de _7_74_.6_5_8_0._.______3404. -,------dar closet, 2 fireplaces on 20481 LANCASTER-Charming.1~ story home, 4 bedrooms, very large Ville, 50.50 power seats, 1974 PLYMOUTH Scamp. 6 1978 PONTIAC Catalina - 21 FT. Holiday Trailer, like main floor basement con- dining room, natural fireplace in large living room at rear of home. leather upholstery, loaded, cylinder, ,2 door, power Power steerlng/b r a k e s. 'new. Must sell. Clean, sists of rec room with wet Must see to appreciate. Land- contract terms. I b kit' t' AM/FM stereo, average clean, clean! Call A. M. bar and back bar, fireplace, :- $7,725. 82..8890 \ ra es. s eeru,g; new Ires, 1618 N. RENAUD-Three bedroom, 1~ bath center entrance colonial on 8 mlJea~e. $3.550. 886-3060. 527.4869. b k d b tt 882 laundry room with china good size lot. Lovely family home in choice location of Grosse Pointe TOYOTA. Low mileage, 9~~9.es an aery. . 882.4096. tub, bathroom with ceram. ."im Woods. _ 'ci4.cylinder, stick shift. $850 ------ANSON REEL-Wire rims, 11G-MOBILE ic tile floor to ceiling, plas. ': - 881-tl107, 1358 Anita. 1976 PLYMOUTH Arrow - 15 in. with Goodrich tires HOMES tered basement ceilirrg, FIRST OFFERING-1688 Hollywood, Grosse Pointe Woods. Charming and - 965.3660, ext. 109 days. mounted, $400. 698.3260 double windows, marble immaculate are two good words to describe this doll house. Home has 1970 OPEL GT-Rebuilt en. 882.1485 evening.. days. 885.0849 evenings. I sills, hot water radiant 3 bedrooms, natural fireplace in living room. formal dining room, stove. . gine, radials, some new ------1973 MOBILE HOME, 12 ft. heat in ceiling, attached 2 dishwasher and disposal built in kitchen, Florida rl'om, IIh car garage. . • pllrts. Best offer. After 1970 CAMARO 350.300, 4 Hugh. x 50 ft. 2 bedroom, fur- car garage, very large lot. Decorated just lovely and priced to sell. '. 5:30 p.m. 839-2588. speed, Posi. runs good, 1975 GRANDPRIX: loaded, nished, vacant, exceller,t Plans by H. Parker, Mun- : '.. . . looks bad, $200. 696.3260 goo d tires, dependable condition. Caseville sight, 1 ger and Phil Meathe. Land 19~9 FIAT Spider convert. days, 885.0849 evenings. transportation. $950 or $7,950. 822.0961. I Contract, liberal terms, im- BY APPOINTMENT PLEASE Ible, low mileage, rust. Hugh. best offer. 772.7808. I II mediate' occupancy. Open proofed. 882-2425. ------______1974 MERCEDES 450 SE- 1978 CUT LAS S Supreme 12B-VACATION Sunday 1.5. Owner. 979- GROSSE POINTE W09DS "1973 PINTO SQUIRE wagon, gold moon roof automatic Brougham, air. cassette, PROPERTY 7337. 38,000 miles. Best offer. I pow~r steering ~nd brakes: power windows. cruise, BLAIRMOOR CT. Three bedroom, 21h bath Cape Cod, family room, attached garage. 1J82-4595. air, power windows and loaded. 29,000 miles. Won't FLORIDA..,.- 1979 24x44 Ra. GROSSE' POINTE PARK - I Art-Deco style house. 5 HOLLYWOOD. 3 bedroom, 1* bath brick ranch, family reom. attached garage. '19BO;~FORD Fiesta Ghia, 40 locks, AM/FM .. tape deck, last. $5,100 or best offer. mada Mobile home, in bedrooms, 21f.l baths, 14'x ROSLYN ROAD. 4 bedroom, 1* story English brick home, corner lot, Florida Rm. m.p.g., sunroof, AM.FM, e~clelle n t OcoonodI3t3101n9'20666,000Ask for Terry 885.8000. Largo - 5 Star Park. 2 27' family room, with 3'x S l o 3 ; , 'still under warranty, many I ml es, , . . . NOVA. 1973;3072-=door, air bedrooms, 1 /4 tile bath, 12' bubble sky light, 3 floor FAIRHDLME. 3 bedroom, 1* bath brick 1* story, large rooms, attached garage. : ,more features. $5,000. ROLLS ROYCE, 1950, silver conditioning, power brakes, Florid'a room, screened 886'1 to ceiling windows and SHOREPOINTE CONDO. 2 bedroom, 2* baths, attached garage, private basement. : 9532. Wraith, James Young body steering. runs. looks good, porch. pet section. Excel. glass sliding doors to gar- '. . (RND) T 100 h dl $850 or best. 834.Q385. lent condition, will fi. den, dining room, brand GROSSE POINTE FARMS 1,g'74 DUSTER 6 "cylinder I , . - ea amps, TOYOT.", 1980, Terce-l-, S--R-: (813) 5415318 I ' •. .' I black pamt, cream leather "" nance.' . new kitchen by Mutschler BARCLA Y. 3 bedroom, 2 baths, brick ranch, family room, attached garage. ex~ellent condition, Just I interior, grey carpet. 774- 5, air. aluminum wheels, with snack bar, Corian pamted, good on gas, space I 9030 5 speed, low miles, $5,900. PURCHASE a floating winter' , saver. $1,295. 979.Q425. .______977.6557. Florida vacation home. A counters, natural oak cab.' RIDGE ROAD. 5 bedrooms, 5* baths, English estate, swimming pool, library. inets, built-in refrigerator, HRYSLER 1979 LeBaron 11974 TRIUMPH Spitfi.re, mo. FORO-, 1981 E-scort GLX-= week at a time. Keystone COLONIAL COURT. 3 bedroom, 1~~ bath colonial, family room, 2 car garage . C . ' . • tor completely rebuilt, new Time.Share Yachts. 313. and porcelain tile floor, , wagon, a~r, cr~lse, cassette, brakes, new clutch, excel. 12,000 miles. two tone sil. 245.1643. living room and library GROSSE POINTE SHORES .. 22,000 miles, like new . .884'1 lent condition, new paint. vel' and black, velour in. with built.ins, new Antron 0893. ! $2,400. 839.0038. terior. 3 door hatchback, DELTON~FloridaCondo. • III carpeting and newly LAKESHORE DRIVE. Love!Y mansion on Lake St. Clair, 4 bedrooms, library. , stereo, sun roo f. rally minium for sale or lease, refinished 0 a k f I 0 0 rs HARPER WOODS 1972 VEGA-AM.FM ste~~o: 11977 PLYMOUTH Volare _ wheels, $5.600. 822.4508. I> On Lake Monroe. 2 bed- throughout, basement rec- .new clutch, brakes, m f power steering/ brakes air 11973 FORD LTD. Rusty- but: rooms, 2 baths, pools, ten- reation and laundry room WOODMONT. 2 bedrooms, formal dining room, natural fireplace, 2 car garage. f1:r and alt:rnator. Needs I 28000 miles. 886.6262: ' trusty, $100. 772.5561. nis courts, beautifully land. with no wax vinyl tile., mmor repair. $400. 331. I __ ' scalled. $5:1,750. 882.1232. Light, airy. spacious ga. I ST. CLAIR SHORES 0119. '74 DODGE DART - 48,000 1975-CHEVETTE-A-Utomat. rage for 2 cars and boat. '1 d' . . AII'/FIIJr t' RESORT CONDO On Vero SHOREPOINTE CONDO. 2 bedrooms, I1h baths, Ilbrary, attached garage, basement. 1960 KEL.MARK, exterior ml e~, AM. ra 10, power IC, air. ' ", new Ires, Beach, Florida. 1 or 2 7/10 Mile from Windmill - and I'nter'lor custom de. steermg, driven by little new brakes, low miles. 882. Park pool and marina. TWO RIVIERA TERRACE condos. both top floor units, 2 bedrooms, 2 baths. Id d $1 600 B 1 9478 weeks, time sharing. 839. signed, 10,000 miles. 35 0 gran ma. , . 8.. 2001. $174,500, 12 year, 11% YALE. 3 bedroom, 1~ bath brick ranch, attached garage, lovely yard. m.p.g. Sacrifice. 776.1406. 6087, 886.5799. I----~------1 - _.-._. -.. - --- Land Contract. Call 823. 11B-CARS I BOCA RATON, Florida - 4787. 1966 CHEVY ll-V.8, Cali- 1968 LTD .2 door. Second WANTED TO BUY I Beautiful Condo home. 3 GRANT. 3 bedroom brlck ranch, 2 Cllr attached garage, swimming \)001. fornia ear 2-door hardtop owner. All', stereo, power i 1 bedroom, 2 baths. eat.in DETROIT mechanically sound, som~ disc brakes. Interior like kitchen. all appliances, sep. 12F-NORTHERN . body work. $1,000. 886.9376 new. Very goo d con dltl on, TOPCASHDOLLARFOR CARSPAID arate laundry room. 2 car PROPERTY TWO COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS. Whittier. $30,000; Hayes-$39.000. -P-O-R-T-S-C-A-R-'.-O-n-e-o-t-a-k-In-d, runs perfect. 823.5275. . ~llKE :\!AHER CHEVROLET I garage, nIce floor plan. apt S ------proximately 2,100 sq. it. HARVARD. 3 bedroom, I1h story home, central air conditioning, 1\'1 car garage. custom dulgned on a VW : 1976 Or-OS Cutlass Broug. USED CAR LOT I Burglar alarm. Adult com. CHANDLER PARK. 3 bedroom brick colonial, 2 car garage, enclosed porch, chassis, needs some work. I ham, small V-B, good mile. 17181 MACK AVElIIUE i munity, walking distance to Mr. A. 884.5820 or 88e. aile, $2,450. 779.3378 after JUST :-JORTH OF CADIEUX I golf and tennis clubs. A 6057. 5 p.m. 82\.2000, steal at $145.000. 881-4584, PETOSKEY 1970 MUSTANG _ 37,000. 1980 OLDSMOBILE 98, Re. 1 CARS a;:;d1RUCKS wanted.: call evenings. PROPERTIES MONROE & ASSOCIATES ml1es, 302, new Ures, rims,' gency, diesel sedan. Still 1 All years and conditions. complete and very clean, I under G.M. war ran t y . i Call before 11 and after 5, 12-SU BURBAN • CO:'lmERCIAL At any time call one of our quallfied sales associates to help you with all : $1,400 822.8638. $9,000. 882.5194. 1 779.5167. ACREAGE • RESORT your real estate needs. We're open evenings to serve you better! ' • ACREAGE 1975 CHEVY Impala 4.door, I 1975 BONNEVILLE 2 door, i 11A CAR • RESIDENTIAL Virginia DiLulgl Cathy LaBash Terri ~teldrum : air, power, AM.FM, good 1 air, stereo, power windows, ' - Sally Krebs Bob :'I!eldrum Dorothy Lambert : condition, $1.800. 779.2332 powcr door locks, vinyl top, I REPAIR Sell ing Suburban? "Stop by when 'up our Karl Koenigsmann Bob Monroe Don Reynolds ~1l\ 6 P1NT hb I radial tires, clean. $1,595. way" i Have a nice weekend and drop in and see us Sunday! : ,,7 . 0 Hate a.ck. au.: ll84.3209. 1 413 E. Lake Street tomatlC, power steering and , ~-E~.A~'S~T-S-I-D-'E--' Advertise in Petoskey, Michigan 49770 ; brakes, 4.cyHnder, some I 1974 T R I U M P H Spitfire.; 21304 MACK AYE, TRANSM' I~SION Columns 12, 12A, ; rust. 886-8768. i Clean, good running condit i " (616) 347-5360 :1977 SUN BIRD _ 4.--1-' -d- , tion. $2,575. 885.2836. I. l630 I MA(;I( at 3 Ml . cy In p.r, 1 -~---._--~--- I FAil ROAD TIlT 12B and 12C GROSSE POINTE WOODS, MICH. ~ power steering, AM.FM 8'11971 V.W. Super! Needs re.; WORK GUARANTEED PAT VERHELLE, 884-5885 BROKER : track. CB, low miles, $3,000 i pair. $500 or best offer, 1 884.5~59 882-6900 "_ Ql' best. 526.9134. 1 884.7552. i ....--.-- -r- __-___..___-....--~-.__,..-"....-r-- _ ..- - ..- .. ..- ..--- ~~~- _ P •• P.PPppw=,P"'P .... .- ... ppsP'P ...... _P .. p,...... I ~ Thursday, October IS,". -.."_401981 _ GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine-C --_._------,------_._- ._------_._------.. , 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE I 13-REAL ESTATE I 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 1------13-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE I FOR SALE I FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE BY OWNER . OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 HELP i GROSSE POINTE WOOO~ GROSSE POINTE CITY OVERLOOKlNG THE LAKE 725 NORTH ROSEDALE CT. GROSSE POINTE WOODS have this great inc \. "."', _;_4 _4_._ -'.'4+ -.-<..-.- - 4.-;..-4_;_ 4 ..-;;-;_._.--4- ;_. ., Page Ten-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, October IS, 1981 ------_._---_._----_._-_._--_ ... _._._------_ .._--- .._---_._------ 1s:-: BUSI NESS [20-GENERAL 2G-GENERAL '21F-HOME 21F-HOME 21 G-ROOFING ~OPPORTUNITIES I SERVICE SERVICE Classified Advertising Information IMPROVEMENT IMPROVEMENT SERVICE Phone: 882.6900 GROSSE POINTE LAUN- n~:,- Thursday, October IS, 1981 Page Eleven-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS ..---. --~----_.------_ .._-----"------_. ---_._------~------... - ... "- 21P-WATER- /21T-PLUMBING AND 21Z--LANDSCAPING 21-Z-LAHDSCAPI NG 21-I-PAINTING & 21-I-PAINTING & 21-I-PAINTING, II 210-CEMENT AND I I DECORATING DECORATING DECORATING BRICK WORK i PROOFING I HEATING ------MURPHY'S POINTER -. '. BACK IN BUSINESS ASK US MARC HOOVER T & M CAPIZZO CONSTRUCTION c.T. HARTUNG LANDSCAPING Painting - Dl'corating LICENSED CONTRAct'OR CONSTRUCTION Basements made dry. Cracked INC. Don't get snowed under _ LANDSCAPING: Wall Washing. Elmer T. WALL PLUS Professional paperhanger, walls repaired, underpin d . I R 'd t' I . • Residential 'nter CEMENT CONTRACTOR • Steam Heating • In ustna. eSI en la , • Leaf raking LaBadie, 882.2064. and Pal footings. All waterproofing . I I' • Commercial 12.50 per' roll • Cement work, all kind., Plumbing commerCIa, snowp owmg . • Thatching $ I guaranteed 10 years. Li. • '1 bl PROFESSIONAL Floor Sand. PAINTING AND Phone fer quote-779.1545 • Porehes..f>lock-st""'work • Hot Water Heat I • Contract aval a e on a • Fertilizil'g ~y censed and Insured. Tony d ing and finishing. Special. PAPERHANGING ______• Basement warterproofing • Complete Installation an seasonal basis. • Bed Work izing in dark staining References, free estimates INTERIOR PAINTING _ Guaranteeo. 885.0612. Maintenance Service 'I • On call 24 hours. • Bushes Trimmed Call for free estimate. Sol 491.0761 Exceptional painting, col- REASONABLE PRICES ------Since 1921 EARLY BIRD • Sodding W. Abraham, 979.3502. lege student still available. 7744896 343.0528 21Q-PLASTER VISA and )fasterCharge SNOW REMOVAL • Licensed I GROSSE POINTE FALL Grosse Po!ntes only. Free --~-----~ WORK 777 3868 • Insured i PAINTER'S, INC. Estimate. 885-5715, Tom. R. R. CODDENS 1 1 =-__ ._~_ SPECIAL • 16 Years Experience • Custom Interior Painting - interior.exterior CEMENT i PLASTERING. Free est!. All Plumbing Repairs - In. i 20% OFF • Free Estimates • Professional Materials paperhanging and paneling: PAINTER - Interior and TRACTOR mates. Paul McIntyre, 521- stallations, remodeling - on a seasonal contract. Design and Construction • Moderate Prices CON Free ~stimates chl'erfully Exterior. Reasonable rates. 4353. Sewers & drains cleaned. • Firewood delivered, all Our Specialty MITCHELL A.M. PAINTING given. Licensed and In. I 881.2421. family business for 55 years ---.--~. .. - - All work guaranteed _ hardwood. SINCE 1972 sured. • New and repair work SUPERIOR DECORATING Fully Insured _ ~faster $60 a Face Cord DAVE BARLOW' 881-5105 882.9234 • No job too small All types of plastering, dry. Plumber. J1M MURPHY 885-1900 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. 21J-WALL • Driveways and porches wall repair, stucco repair. WASHING our specialty Painting. all types. Grosse DAN ROEMER 885-9 J 79 FALL • Patios Pointe references. Reason. PLUMB ING -_..-- - .-- - - SUPERIOR SAVE • ALL PHASES GROSSE POINTE fireman • Chimneys able prices. Insured. Tom PAINTING, PLASTERING • BENJAMIN MOORE 772-2614 MAC'S TREE AND EXTERIORS wlli do wall \II ash in g EXCELLENT WORK PAINTS • Waterproofing McCabe, '826.8576, 885. ~._.. ._____ SHRUB TRIMMI NG 821-2984. FALL SPECIALS LOWEST PRICES • INTERIOR AND • Violations repaired I 6991. CALL ANY TIME 1------~.~---. ~-FRANK R WEIR I C0:llPLETE WORK • Fall clean.up 372.1324 EXTERIOR WORK K.MAINTENANCE company ,PLASTER CONTRACTOR-- . Reasonable rates, quality • Sodding QUALITY PAINTING Mitchell Madurski wall washing, floor clean. 886-5565 I Repair work. 1" r e e esti. PLU:\1BL'l"G,HEATING, service. Call Tom 776.4429 • Bed work SERVICE 881-5105 ing and waxing. Free esti. mates. Prompt service. J.. SEWERS AND DRAL."lS or 882.0195. LARRY 791.2Ji95 mates. CAPIZZO Maniaci, 778-4357, 465.4150. I ------INTERIOR- MIKE'S I FALL CI,EAN.UPS. Power GROSSEPOINTE 882-0688 I CONST, CO. QUALlTY PLASTER1NG _ STEAM AND WATER F.XTERIOR Specializing in driveways tailored repairs. cracks, SPECIALISTS LAWN CARE I raking, prompt, dependa.ble 20 years professil)nal CONTRACTORS I service. Appino's Land. 21 K-WINDOW --~ and porches eliminated, prompt service. experience CUSTOM PAINTING AND scape. 791.6456. • Patios, walks, steps 30 years in Grosse Pointe. 885-!7U SNOW RE~fOVAL • MATT FLETCHER WALLPAPERING WASHING • New garages built Free estimates. Satisfac. • Commercial & Residential 4151 Buckingham TU 6.6102 EXPERT ANTIQUING 1 381 KERCHEVAL, FARMS • Old garages raised lion guaranteed. Reason. Since 1925 • Spring Clean.ups 885-8155- EXTERIOR, GLAZING and • Floor/ratwall replaced able. James Blackwell. 821- • Grass cutting FREE ESTIMATES Keith Danielson DONALD BLISS caulking repairs, als() reo • Waterproofing, 10 year 7051 or 294.0034. • Power raking INSURED Licensed Master Plumber Decorator movable. 881.5105, 8:30-5 guarantee, .------• Fertilizing , Free Estimates Michael Satmary Jr. p.m. . NO JOB TOO BIG or SMALL PLASTERING and Drywall. PLUMBING • Leaf removal TU 1-7050 PROFESSIONAL PAINTING G. OLMIN Licensed & Insured Neil Squires, 757.Q772. Installation and Allerations • Sodding 50 Years in Grosse Pointe PLASTERING AND WJNDOW CLEANING TONY 885-0612 LOW RATES • Top Soil-Sand-Peat STRATEGIC LAYOUT WALLPAPERING SERVICE 21R-FURNITURE NO SERVICE CHARGE delivered ALSO HAROLD ALSO • Insiallation Available AND HARMONY FnEE ESTIMATES . REPAIR WINDOW WASHING, INCORPORATED IN WE ARE INSURED CHAUVIN SEWER CLEANING • Licensed - Insured FOR ROOF REPAIRS 372-3022 CEMENT CONTRACTOR UPHOLSTERING by retired • Free Estimates INTERIOR REPLACEMENT WINDOWS ALL TYPES OF upholsterer. Good work. 521-8349 MICHAEL J. POKRIEFKA EXTERIOR AND DOORS MIKE'S CEMENT WORK Reasonable. VA 1.4900. MASONRY REPAIRS • Walks • Drives • Porchtls EMIL THE I 884-7013 I "DESIGN FURNITURE refinished, reo BEST WINDOW • Patios. Waterproofing SEAVER'S LANDSCAPING, PAINTING, VARNISHING, L. R MULLEN paired, stripped, any type PLUMBER CLEANING • Pre.Cast Steps STAINING, GLAZING, of caning. Free estimates. SPECIALIZING IN I fall cleanup, gutters clean. 1-463-7653 Windows was h.e d, eaves • Tuck Pointing GRAINING LICENCED INSURED 474-8953 or 3456258. • Kitchens • Bathrooms ed. Experienced, reason. cleaned. Free Estimates. • Chimney Repair • Laundry rooms and able, reliable, references. ANTIQUING AND 526-8845 No job too small RESULTS EXPERT ANTIQUE repair, II WALL.COVERING K & G DECORATI NG violations • Old and new Evenings 882.0000. Free Estimates refinishing and restoration FREE ESTIMATES Quality painting and paper- D WINDOW CLEANING CO. work. Free estimates. rRIMMING, removal, spray.' 7'19.8427 882.1473 by Tony Sertich. 521.1998. 778-5025 ing. Fall discounts. 6 years Storms and screens, alumi. Licensed , Tony, Licensed Plumber, iog, feeding -_and stump experience. References. num and gutters cleaned, Bill, Master Plumber removal. Free estimates. DAVID DOLEWICZ 18 Years in Pointes 21S-CARPENTER Insured Reference! 839-1630 .free est i m at e s. Lowest 882-0029 Complete tree service. Call AT prices in the Pointes. MASONRY REPAIRS - Spe. SERVICE Fleming Tree Service, 774. PAINTERS ONE CALL TAKES cialized tuck poi n tin g , ACTIVE 6460. 773-0525 chimney and porch repairs, EUROPEAN EXPERTS CARE OF ALL YOUR SMALL JOBS. cabinets or PL:JM:BING/DRAIN I ------excellent references. Call carpentry. repairs, locks, ~nterillr. exterior, wallpaper- DECORATI NG and LOW GROSSE POINTE fireman after 6 p.m. 775-7362. by retiree. Quality work- I GRASS ROOTS ing, pitching, plastering, - SEWER CLEANING will do window washing. manship. 824-2853. I LAN DSCAPING window' puttying, caulking. NEEDS BRICK REPAIRS - Work Specializing In 821.2984. • Blocked sewers Let lwo hard working men Good work. Grosse Pointe GROSSE POINTERS guaranteed. Porches, chim. CARPENTER WORK _- Pan. I references. Free Estimate. SERVING THE POINTES • House Drains lend you a hand with all "- K.WINDOW cleaning com- neys, sidewalks, basement eling, partitions, ceilings, LOW Rellsonable. Call John any. SINCE 1972 • Sink & Lllv. Drains your landscaping needs, pany. Storms, screens, gut. leaks and cracks. Tuck kitchens, small jobs, reo time. 776.9439. • Wallpaper and removal VISA-MasterCharge • Lawn Maintenance ters, aluminum cleaned. In. pointing. Free estimate. pair, etc. TU 2.2795. 1 • Painting (Int. and Ext.) 779-4245. Expert Workmanship • Trimming '.;: MIKE'S PAINTING • Staining and varnishing sured. Free estimates. ." ", LET() Reasonable Rates • Planting Interior, exterior, wallpaper. • Plaster repair ALL TYPE Brick stone, Telephone Estimates • Transplanting PRICES 882-.0688 BUlLriNG COMPANY -. ,. ing, minor repairs, patch. • Texture ceilings and block and concrete work, GROSSE POINTE • Fertilizing ing, plastering. Free esti- walls Since 1911 CALL • Sod .. A.OK WINDOW CLEANERS. archways. steps, porches, , Cust.:>mBuilding , mates. Reasonable and hon. • Antiquing, graining, Imaginative ideas Service on storms and patios, chi m n e y s, fire- Family rotms our specialty. 526-727 J • est. References. Call any. glazing screens. Free estimates. '1 PROMPT SERVICE pbces, new and repairs. Alterations, kitchens ON time. European. • Stripping Monthly rates. 775.1690. FREE ESTIMATES De Sender 822.1201. If no TU 2~222 777-8061 • Using Pratt & Lambert answer call evenin!os. 21W-DRESSMAKING 1296.0331 263.4473 1 paints AND TAILORING -.------PAINTING, . decorating, ,in. Licensed' Insured 21N-ASPHALT PORCHES, PATIOS - New • Attics. Porch Enclosures _ THREE C'S terior/exterior, minor reo BUCHANAN & CO, WORK or'rebuilt, tuck pointing, • Additions • Kitchem ALTERATIONS in my CLASSIFIED' pairs, snow removal. Li. brick replacement, caulk- • Commercial Buildings st. LANDSCAPING censed. J. Carbone. Eve- 886-4374 C & J ASPHALT ing, point sealer with HI. Clair Shores home. Call Design in Gardening JIM SUTTON 775-2939. Specialists nings 839-4051. 1------PAVING, INC. TEX chimney- repairs and 1677 Brys Drive Commercial & Residential ANDY KEIM, 1)e(:orator - C R0 SS Improve the value of your rebuilt. Basement water. TU 4.2942 TU 2.2436 * Professional painting and home with a professional proofing. Over 30 years ex, 21Z-LANDSCAPING * Lawn and Garden ADS Fall Cleanup wallpapering. Free esti- PA INT 11\.(.1 G job. Over 20 years serving perience. Donald McEach. BARKER * mates. References. 881. I~ Grosse Pointe in drive. ern. 526.5646. CONSTRUCTION INC. * Power Raking BOB SCHOMER Top Soil, Sand, Peat, 6269, ways and sealing. Free es. f * -C0 HAS C JEFFREY j Mod~~njzation • ':'-lterations - timates. Owner supervisor. C . : , I AdditIOns • Famll}' Rooms TREE S~RVICE * Fertilizing . Trimming, removal, topping. CALL KURT O. BAEHR 'References included and MASON CONTRACTOR I'Kitchens & Recreation Are~s * Tree Remo.val and Repairs EX!>l:rienced Painter and Interior and exterior paint. insurance. LICENSED - INSURED Estate Maintcnance INSURED * Shrub and Tree Planting Paper Hanger. Free estimates ing, paper hanging, dry- CALL ANYTIME • Brick • Block • Stone JAMES BARKER 881-8526 * Landscape Design and 521-4546 wall repairs, all types of 773.8087 • Cement" Work 886.5044 * Construction custom decorating. Refer. I • Waterproofing' . MELDRUM LANDSCAPING Fully Licensed and Insured 882-6900 J'lAINTlNG - Interior.erter. ences, free estimates. _ AL'S ASPHALT PAVING • Tuck Pointing FRANK B. !VlLLIAMS, I;-I A COMPLETE MONTHLY Gerald J. Christ 10r, wallpaper, \WIll wash- Since 1944 • Patios of any kind ~ens~ builder. Specializ- MAINTENANCE SERVICE Clement A. Chargot .. "\ " mg in home up-dating and • Spring Clean Up 757.5330 ing. Seniors d is c 0 u n t. 771-367.9 Owner supervision and plan. I ning. Guarantee quality Pt.:RCHES A SPECIALTY all minor or major repairs. • Fertilizing James B. WJlder, 776-7774, 882.1800 Porch enclQsures, doors ad- III Grading 331.5370. workmanship at reason-able I APPINO'S LANDSCAPE -I Michael's rates. INER justed, bookshelves in- • Seeding Pointing J . W , KLE stalled, paneling. new coon. • Soddll1g Lawn maintenance, new I MICHAEL'S SEAL COATING CEMENT CONTRACTOR ter tops, vanities.' Code • Pruning lawns, grading, pla'nting, • Painting SPECIALISTS fall clean-ups, custom ceo PAINTING • Paper hanging CEMENT. BRICK - STONE violations corrected, For • Planting State Licensed and Patios, walks, porches, steps courteous expert assistance • Patios ment work. 791.6456. DECORATING • Wood refinishing Insurance References Interior.Exterior Service • Plastering Flagstone repair in impro"ing your home in A name in landscaping fo! 281-0626 291-3589 Tuck pointing, patching any area, please call me over 50 years Painting Just a reminder that the EARLY BIRD SNOW PRICES antiquing and varnishing, "Holidays" are just ahead. SPECIALIZING IN at 881.Q790. 882-0287 882.7201 210-CEMENT AND SAVE $30 PER SEASON stripping and staining 771-6698 SMALL JOBS Yearly rates, fixed price, new equipment. $150 A.LBERTD. THOMAS " Complete kitchen refinishing BRICK WORK FREE ESTIMATES MAC'S Free estimates - 885-3230 JERRY'S UCENSED INC. , SPRING CLEAN-UP .OCTOBER SPECIAL $120 Complete yard work, shrub 885.1900 P A I NT lNG, wallpaper. PAINTING CALANDRA TU 2-0717.' CONTRACTORS, INC. and tree trimming, etc. I • ing, wallwashing. Senior • Interior/Exterior CONSTRUCTION We are general contractors Reasonable rates. quality : citizen discount. Jan, 884- • Scraping • Garage raising and G. W. SELLEKE One call takes care of all service. Call Tom. ~ 8757, Kay, 792-4871. • Caulking framing CEMENT your building. remodeling • Glazing windows • Cement driveways Driveways, w a I k s, patios, problems large or small. 776.4429 OR 882.0195 INT~R!OR and ext e r ~0 r I • Thanksgiving and • Porches, tuck pointing steps. Expert porch reo TU 2-0628 .. pamtmg and paperhangmg, I Christmas Specials • Stone work and fireplaces pair, waterproofing. Qual . EXPERT Reaso.nable rates. 30 year~ Try me first, lowest prices ity tuck pointing and , . Quality in material and 21T-PlUMBING AND TREE SERVICE . expenence. Ray Barnowsk} around town! Call anytime workmanship patching. All brick and I 822.7335 after 6 p.m. night or day. Located in St. Licensed & Insured Chimney repair. HEATING I Trimming,. RemovaL~, Fall Lawn Cleanup Call 885.4391 A.l INTERIOR and exterior Clair Shores. 776-5096 Cabling Snow Plowing * Residential * Commercial FURNACE INSPECTION spe. 752-7446 painting, wallpapering. 29 772-9125 GRAZIO Licensed and Insured years experience. Licensed ------I ANDY'S MASONRY AN 0 SetYing Grosse Pointe Since 1943 CHIMNEY SERVICE CONSTRUCTION ~~~, ~ea~in~ ~:~i~~~a~~~ (' .__ ~ _ ;~t~~~.red. References. 1. 1606. Grosse Pointe refer. r------, I W ALL PAP ER All masonry, brick, water. • Cement drives, floors, ences. proofing repairs. Special- patios. _ CALL TODAY'884-4300 INTERIORS izing in tuck pointing an,1 • Old garages raised and LEAKY TOILETS -and {au. I 11526 MORANG - DETROIT BY DON AND LYNN REMOVAL small jobs. Licensed, in. renewed. cets tepaired. Sink clean. I Advertise Your BY JEFF sured, Reasonable. Free es. ------,~ Husband.wile team - Paint. • New garage doors and re ing. Small jobs wanted. I Free Estimates - Insured timates. 881.0505.,- ing, wallpaper perfection. framing. I Master plumber. Work my. i Services SNOW PLOWl NG ists. Over 20 years experi. (Low Rates) • New garages built. . self. TU 4.2824, I 14 years experience R L. STREMERSCH ence. References. 527.5560, Family operated since 1962. ------I * RESIDENTIAL *COMMERCIAL Prompt Service CEMENT CONTRACTOR Licensed and insured. BOB DUBE I by calling * CONDOS * BANKS JAMES D. RUSSELL 779.5235 545.7788 Cement PLUMBING and HEATING * SAL TING * HA ULING Painting and Decorating, Pa. Drive\WIYS 774-3020 772- 1771 Licensed Master Plulober WALLPAPERING and paint. Patios 882-6900 SPECIAL ECONOMY RATES perhanging, Glazing, Re- ing. Prompt, neat service, SEWER CLEANING, modeling, Furniture Finish- Brickwork 21P-WATER. SPRINKLER REPAIR, etc. reasonable rates. Free esti. Bdsement Wate!1Proofing THREE C'S LAND~':API NG ing. mates. Call Mark after 6 PROOFING Grosse Pointe Woods I Ste))S 757-5330 774-1130 p.m. 886.Q558. Tuck Pointing ______.~~~ __~_.__.J'-..-_----_- __-__-_-__-__-_--Ji Free Estimates I Don't be disappointed again, we have the e'luipment to T&M best serve you. 21-I-PAINTING & • SPECIAL ON SMALL CONSTRUCTION ANDERSEN & DAVIDSON DECORATING Baseme~t waterproofing, 10 Free F:sti mates JOBS AND REPAIR year guarantee. Insured. PLUMBING, SEWER CLEANING ------i-- WORK 774.4896 343.0528 SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT ------_._------882-1721 372-0580 UNIVERSAL ------~----- CODDENS WALLCOVERING & CO. NINO CONSTRUCTION ------CONSTRUCTION F~I)TABLISHED 1924 ACTIVE DRAI N SERVICE Garage, driveway, porch, ad. All types of basement water. "Wallcovering Specialists" SPECrALrZI~G I~ ELECTRICALLY CLEARI~G ditions, waterproof base. proofing, 7 years guaran. Fall Lawn Cleanup MOST ROO~S $10 PER ROLL tee. References. 886.5565. BLOCKED ment, bricle patio, walks, _f?nowPlowing Residential Commercial etc. -_. __ . --_._------• Sanitary sewers • Sinks and Disposals * * • Full Sen'ice Company • Free Estimates i Free Estimates 527.2996 J. W. KLEINER • Toilets, baths, lavs. • Basement drains Licensed and Insured • 2 year Guarantee • Interior/Exterior Painting 1---.-._---_ ...._.- - --~-..--.-- Basement waterproofing 20 Years Located in Grosse Pointes Serving Grosse Pointe Since 1943 I BRICK WORK Small jobs, • Insured • Wallpaper Removal All work guaranl/,cd Expert Workmanship, Fair Rales I tuck pointing, chimne}, LICENSED CALL SAM - 774-4048 or 756-2637 I porches, violations repair. 884-8840 CALL TODA Y884-4300 ______.1 ed. Rcasonabill. 886-5565 . TU 2-0717 11828 MORANG - DETROIT' - • " r-~:-4-.,q_-_ •...-q""""'_"'9_q _q--- ~._...... -~~~~.-. -..--"":~ -.- ~..~ ,~--~~~-~-~---- , "':~"""""!'-,~-~., .. Thursday, October IS, [981 Page Twelve-C GROSSE POINTE NEW S ------.------~--_.------_._------~------'- Seeking Hearts of Gold. .. SOC will he topic Goodies for L.eague-Good\\7ill for Signla Kappas 1 Grosse Pointe Alumnae of Sigma 1 Kappa will gather in the h0me of Carrie (Mrs. John) Maliszewski on Lochmoor Boulevard next Wednesday, Oct. 21, at 7:30 p.m. There, following' a short business meeting, R.B. Kin- kead, interim director of the Food and Friendship program for Seniors On- ward for Change, operated out of Brownell Middle School, will speak about SOC and the Meals at Home program, Kinkead, a Pointe resident since 1924, is a charter member of sac and currently serves as treasurer on its board of directors. Pointe area Sigmas have begun working with SOC. They are currently delivering the Grosse Pointe Woods! Harper Woods Meals at Home route t\l'O d;l.~'s each \l'eek as part of their local gerontology program: gerontol- ogy is Sigma Kappa's national philan. thropy. All Sigma Kappas who live in The .m , ';:'~'.,~ The He~rt ~f Gold ~ward Council, numbering among its Pointe area are invited to attend this ~1~~~'7~}1:~,Ttfl.O. of Pomters (left to right), MRS. DEAN E. meeting. They may make reservations nJ.L.LlnJ.\..LJ0V!' • .l-!.IlS. Jc~~r:!.'\.."l,.T."...:!,,~C'~ :.~~ !'fRC:- 'RAT,PH ~y r~l~i"!g th!, hoste~~, RR!'}-~973. or ~U!NONES, is accepting nominations from any organization or Maryi1 (Mrs. John) Horn, 884.3018, lDdl\'ldu~l for .the Heart of Gold awards which annually honor by Monday, Oct. 19. outstandmg tn-county volunteers. The program is sponsored by the Heart of Gold Award Council and Women for the United Officers are seated 'R Foundati?n. Nom~nations ~ust, be submitted by Monday, Nov. 2, Cnce again, a very special feature of the STEVIE FLEMING, who put up the jars of Further mformatiOn may' oe obtained by contacting the United hy Belle Biscayne Junior .Group of ~e~gue for the Handicapped- Christmas relish in the basket above at a kitch- Foundation at 965-7100, G?odwIll Industnes autumn Antique Show en session in late September at Jane's home Belle Bi<;cayne Charter Chapter of Will. be the home-canned goodies made by on University Place. This year's League-Good- the American Business Women's As. will Juniors' Antique Show will run Nov. 5 ,soeiation has installed a slate of JUnior Group members like (left to right) Miss Cox bride State WNF&GA officers for 1981-82 headed by Mar- PRIS VAN HORNE GWEN HANOFEE . through 8, Thursday, Friday Saturday and garet Celmar as president and KAREN KINSLEY. JANE HINKLEY and Sunday, at Fairlane. ' of Norman Torre Council to meet Bernadine Krukow as vice-president. Members of the 90 branches of the . Recording and corresponding secre. taries, respectively, are Jean Bielin- A new look at Bon Secours < ~ Michigan .Division, Woman's National ! i Farm and Garden Association, gather' ski and Fran Pridemore. Treasurer i' Wednesday, Oct. 28, at the Pontiac is Dolores Grzegorzewski. Speaker at the installation meeting Silverdome for their fall council / was Stewart McMill;n world traveler meeting, Registration and a coffee and history teacher, ~ho presented a lY>j.1 I hour begin at 9 a.m., the business slide program or. Africa. Vocational session at 10 a.m., the luncheon and speaker was Nada Rucinski. :) ! .~: program at 12:30 p.m. Working women interested in learn. .{f..i! . The group will have access to rooms ing more about ABWA an<~ its pro. / ; '. and facilities not generally open to ""f ,>: i~ grams are invited to contact Cheryl :1 the public attending Silverdome sports Bedner, Belle Biscayne's membership ." Ii functions. The program for the day chairman, at 286.7346. includes the President's Me'eting, to ,f be conducted by Millie Machuga, plus i forums on, flower shows, horticulture, Ribbon Farms j horiticultural therapy, publicity, edu- rl cation, civic improvement and con- servjltion. meets Oct. 22 Speaker at the luncheon, to be held in the Main Event Restaurant, will be Members of Ribbon Farms Chapter ~. of the Questers will gather at noon Geraldine Kohs, a Michigan artist next Thursday, Oct. 22, in the Hunt whose specialty is creating floral dec- I Club Drive home of Mrs. Joseph ,'.. orations, using a variety of pine Monterosso for their regular meet- cones. ing, then adjourn to the home of Mrs. Leonard H. Rochte who' will i I show and tell about items in her I Star K of C gets rare and beautiful collections. II - Photo by Bernie II Mr, and Mrs, (~hartel",flag ~I Birluiilghaul show II NormaJ,l J. Torre I' Our Lady Star of the Sea Knights Planning a wedding trip to New Jf Columbus Council received its features Tholnpson . ," .."" '; (' '. ~ 'Y of' • York later the' year are Mr. and char~er on SundaY, Sept. 26 in a Grosse Pointe's Ken Thompson is Cllrol Mattere, (leit) registration. dIscharge c!erk,' fort with soft music and cOlor.coordinated wallpaper, in carpeting, drapes and furniture, The opening' of the Mrs, Norman Joseph Torre, who are ceremony attended by Congre~sman among 75 artists who will be featured an"- Edna Stanley admire the new mural which decor- Dennis Hertel who pres~nled the ates t~e hallway leading to the out.patient surgery renovated ambulatory surgery center coincided with the at home in Kalamazoo {ollowing their at the eighth annual Birmingham celel)ration at the Sisters of Bon Secours Hospital'S Saturday, August 29, marriage in group with an American flag. procedure rooms at Bon Secours Hospital. The center The new council was instituled this Temple Art Show and Sale, to be held CentennIal AnniversarY' in the United States. Christ Church, Grosse Pointe, and a was re-designed this SU1:1mer t? increase patient earn- spring and now includes 75 members. Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 6 reception at the Grosse Pointe Hunt Attend,jng the ceremonies were to 8, at the Temple on West Twelve Club. Grosse Pointe Woods residents Jack Mile Road ,in Farmington Hills. Custer~Ford are among st~te~sfamous 'people Mrs. Torre is the former Jeanne Kenned,Y, Grand Knight; Tom Fahr. .The show opens Friday evening, Marie Cox; daughter' of Mr. and Mrs. ner, state director of public 'relations WIth a $3.per-person, 8 to 11 p.m. wine A former president, rock ing vice president and then "S:) Big" was barn in Kala. turing of concrete products William Smallwood Cox, of Grayton and Woods councilman; Larry Mc- and cheese preview. Admission Satur- star. two. autl)ffi~tive pia. I president. mazoo. ' machinery. The museum has, . Road. Mr. Torre is the son of Mr. Govern, Grand Knight; Rev. Hector day. when 'the fair will run from neers, the mventor of the in- i The Gera:ld R Ford Presi- The Jesse Besser ?>lusp.um a permanent collecti:>n of and Mrs. Rocco Joseph Torre, of noon to 9 p.m., and Sunday. between Sautino, chaplain and Star's assistant candescent. I~mp, a FrenC'h I dential Museum' to be dedi. in Alpena is named for the Great 'L a k e s artifacts a noon and 5 p.m., is $1. Mount Clemens. rastor. ~:PI~r~.r.:l1l.:slO~ary, ~he"con. cated in ceremonies this fall induslrialist with a wOl'ld- planetarium and village' of Jeff Dugan presided at the 7 o'clock thOVi~31; ~adlO priest of features a walk-through full- wide reputation for manufae. old shops. ceremony. The bride was the third ~ s an . a world hea.vY- scale model of the Ov~l Of-I generation mf,'mber of her family to Prep Bowl '81 set fur Nov'. 8 welg~t box I n g champlOn fieI.', including the presiden. 11------. wear an heirloom gown of ivory are mclud~d .on Automobile tial chair Ford occupied I THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS MAY BE PUR- slipper satin, its cathedral length There is more than one big "bowl" Knights of Columbus Councils or Club of Ml!:hlgan's roster of . . 1 CHASED FROM THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS' legendary figures in Michl. Dearborn, world hea':lquar. I train appliqued with Alencon lace game at' the Pontiac Si verdome this through the Catholic League, 305 (Stores are listed by streets and from Detroit o~ from her grandmother's wedding veil, ' ~:ln history. ten for Ford ~otor ~o., is! football season. Michigan Avenue, Detroit, 'Mich., thr?ugh the Gros.se POintes, Harper Wooos and St. its long sleeves inset with matching While Custer's Last Staud where autamotlve PlOne~r I On Sunday, Nov. 8, the annual 48226. For more information call 237- ClaIr Shores.l lace. wasn't made at Monroe, the I Henry ~ord was born I.n I PREP BOWL, sponsored by .the 5960. 1863 Her veil, of Brussels lace, had be- Civil War hero and Ind.ian 1 .. Hls boyhood home IS: Knights of Columbus, Catholic High DOWNTOWN: longed to her great-great.grandmoth. fighter lived there much of i on dl~Dlay r' at Dearborn's School League and CYO, returns with Ren.Cen. Calumet Tohacco and gift shop er. The former Miss Cox and her his life. The bronze statue (If I GreenfIeld \ Illage. an extravaganza of events. main bvel, near 100 Tower. ' attendants made their bouquets of Cu~'~.er in downtown Monroe C.S. MoU's fortune ros~ ivory silk ..ose~, baby's breath and Besides crowning three new Cath- Sports was dedicated in 1910 at [with General Motors' and' JEFFERSON AVE,: olic League Champions, other high- ivy. ceremonies ~vhich .attrac~ed' t~is. industrialist - philant.hro- ; Park Pharmacy, Nottingham and Jefferson lights of the spectacle are a "Battle 1 Jacqueline Bell Cox, honor maid 25,000 well,wlshers, lllcludmz I PI~t funded many of Fhnt's Village Wine Shop. Beaconsfield and Jefferson of the High School Bands," over 1,000 calendar President Taft. ' community programs, schools {or. her sister, and bridesmaids Sally colorful cheerleaders doing thei'r Huhn (Sandy) Cox and Gail Cox There is a Custer mural I and parks. The .:'IIott Founda- MAUMEE: thing, hundreds of porn pom perform- hanging at the Monrot! Coun-1 tion he:,ped establish the' Steiner, of Mackinac Island, two Pitcher Spring named to hall: Bon Secours Hospital, Cadieux and Maumee gift shop I ers, school exhibits and a CYO grade ty Community Colle.g~, a iGene,ee Recreation Area, more sisters of the bride, and Julie .John Spring, who pitched on five Schettler Drugs, Fisher and lI1aumee ' school football panorama. I Ovington. of Marquetie, the bride's national championship fast.pitch soft. Custer exhibit at the Histori. wh~r~ colored light shows former roommate, wore dresses of Two vcry special participants in ball teams, amassing a lifetime won- cal Museum and the county II are presented nightly in sum. KERCHEVAL AVE,; 1i bra r y'S 10,OOO'piece reo mer on the Stepping Stone deep cantaloupe chiffon. Soft ruiCIes this year's Prep Bowl '81 activities lost record of 483.62, has been named Art's Party Store, Wayburn and Kercheval £{'arch collection of Custer.: Fall, adjoining Mott Lake. accented the high necklines of their <:re Archbishop Edmund C. Szoka, wh'o to the Michigan Amateur Sports Hall Revco Drugs, "In The Village" blouson bodices and edged their long will celebr"te Mass at 10 a.m. at the of Fame. Spring, of North Renaud ani a is the large.s.t in the "Artifact, from Ihe boyhood ~otre Dame Pharm"cy, Notre Dame and Kercheval sleeves. Silverdome's 50.yard line: Joe Schmidt, Road, won 41 times in national tour. world. home of Thomas Edison are Kent Drug.s, FiEher and Kercheval , ',Their bouquets were similar to the popular former Detroit Lion nament play. The Michigan Amatpllr Battle Creek's Kim b a II exhibited at the Museum Of GROSSE POINTE NEWS, 99 Kercheval that of the bride, with the addition playcr and c'nch, now a member of Sports Hall of Fame will host its Hause Hi~torical Museum Arts and Historv in Port Perr~' Drugs -on the Hill of a few, small, cantaloupe.colored the Pro Football Hall of Fame, is the 16th awards banquet on Tuesday, fC'ltures a. Sojourner Truth Huron, where Edi~on lived Trail Apothecary on the Hill flowers. 1981 Honorary Chairman, Oct. 21 at 7 p.m. at Roseville's Rco'11, dedIcated to the fr,:ed between the age 7 and 16 Cottage Hospital, :\fuir and Kercheval slave who preached abolltlOn : Two of his inventions - the Joseph Torre, of Ann Arbor, was O,'cr 2!l,OOO fans witnessed last Athena Hall. Tickets for the awards while making h!1r way from incand..- _.- - - - - _-...~ -<..-_~-.. --- ~ _.- ~ ~- ...