Section Grosse Point~ News A 30, Per Copy 36 Pages - Three Sections - Plus Insert Pubilihed al second Cia.. Man.r at lhe GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1983 $13 Per Year VOL 44--NO 13 Poat Office al Delroll, MichIgan Reformer picked for civil service Barbara Gat- By Mike Andrzejczyk took offIce J an 1 term, IS a "very hIghly qualified how many case!:>wele pending be- torn, who helped person WIth some 30 years WIth fore the comml'>Slon write Wayne Bal bard Gattorn. former char- Under the charter, the commls Ford Motor Co In the labor I ela County's new ter commISSIOner and unsuccess- slOn becomes a part of the per- hons field," Ms Gattorn ~dld Because of the change~ 10 the comml!:>slOn'<;functIOn. It Will take charter, will have ful candIdate for the Wayne Count~ ::.onnel depm tmellt Members, who an opportunity to ComnU::.SlOn, thIs week was are paid on a per dIem baSIS, WIll Appomted to a four-year term time before It begin'> to functIOn was Henry KOldk of Hamtrdffick, smoothly, MI'> Gattorn ::.Hld Un- Implement the named to sen e on the county serve SIX,year staggered terms, new rules as a- CIvil Servile CommISSIOn fOI two but the fIrst appollltments WIll a former member of the county tJl \\e get organIzed and hear the first couple of cases, r can't be too member of the yeal ~ by ExecutIve WlIllam serve tel m!:>of two, four or SIX CIVil service comffilS::.lOn who wdl county'. three- add continUIty to the new com ~peclhc 011 bow we \\ JlI bl:' or Lucas years person civil ser- mISSIOn, Luca!.>' press !>ecIetdl y gaIll7ed," !>he ::.aHI 'I'm vel y plea~ed to sen e the Under the new commiSSion, Bill Johnson saId KOlak also vice commis- The dppollltment!> are subJelt to sion. County Ex- county executive," !:>aldMs Gat 'the much abused system before !.>erved on DetrOIt's CIvil servIce cC:-:!1r~~t~c:-: ~~ tho R()~rrl of ec !.!!'ve I)fflt'.'!r tV! ii, .;:, ~h-... s~~J ~(form of the lhe [Jew did I tel "l,vulct ch~ngc board CIvil servIce department had been slgnlflCantly," Mrs Gatlorn said ComlnJ::.'>lOners, but no hear Illg::. William Lucas "one ot my pllorllleS" dUring her "We'll answer to the personnel dI- SlIlce the comnllSSlOn has not ha ve yet been ..,et appointed her to term a::. charter comml::.SlOner rector, but as you know, we'll be met for three months, there Will the commission and In her campaign for county Independent In the past, the clVll be some catchll1g up to do, M::. The Wayne County Board of Monday. commIS~lOner, ",hlch !:>heI~l to servIce commiSSIOn, has, III effect, Gattorn saId The thrf'e appolO- Commissioners last week ap- John Hel tel last No\Cmber been the personnel department" tees were to meet Tuesday to dIS- cuss and orgamze proved Executive Lucas' reor- The primary purpose of the cIvIl ganization plan affecting more service commISSion IS to review Named as chairman of the "We'll have to catch up, that'!> than 20 departments. The story commISSIOn was LeVI Jackson, a and decIde gllevance ca!.>es of for sure," Mrs Gattorn said. add- is on Page SA. classIfied personnel and persons DetrOit reSident who IS a retired mg there was some dIspute over contesting CIVIl servIce test re- Ford Motor Co executIve with sults Luc a!:>term Inated the old labor relations experience Jack- CIVIlservIce commiSSIOn when he son, who will serve a six-year Housing issue splits homeowners for your information By Susan McDonald "thinly disguised attempt to bring THE PARK NOW contains .no required for multiple-family hous- By Tom Greenwood Public school properties won't low-income persons into Grosse condommium Units, according the Ing under the ordinance. be future sites for semor citIzen Pomte under the guise of helpmg 1980 census, and less than 28 per- Other revisions to the zoning or- housing in the Park under a revIs- semor CItizens." cent of its 4,990 housing umts are dinance made after the hearing ed zoning ordinance scheduled for Other residents saId zoning the renter-occupIed P ark reSidents adoption later this month. include tighter language restric- Just look at U8 glitter, The only real common three schools for more dense de- who seek smaller, more carefree tions on height variations that denominator is wealth, living space when their children Don't try to buy the latest ed- City planners Originally zoned velorment would encourage the may be granted by the council the land that Defer, Pierce and loca school board to close and sell leave home are often forced to and a new provision that will re- Ition of "W," the fashion tab- leave the community. City plan- Sta8h the trash Trombly schools now occupy for facihties In the Park The Grosse qUIre 2(){} foot setbacks for most loid put out by Women's Wear Pointe Board of Education is cur- ner Charles Leman says that lack Daily. The March 25-April 1 Is- What's brown and black and more dense, multiple-family de- homes built along the lake, ac- velopment in the new zoning or- rently considering a plan to close of alternatIve housing is the rea- cording to Crawford The revised sue, which features an 11 page been attracting more than a schools because of a greater than son the Park's number of semor section on Detroit, has been few double takes on the Hill re- dinance Their goal was to prOVide ordinance also establishes min- 40 percent declme III enrollment citizens has actually dechned m sold out in most local book- potential sites for alternative Imum lot frontages according to cently? housing that could prevent elderly over the decade the last decade, contrary to area stores demographic trends the avera~e on the street whpre If you said the new trash re- Pointers from leaving the com OPPOsItion to the plan was not the proposed lot IS located, Craw- Pictures and print dedicated ceptacles, go to the head of the munity when they decide to sell entirely unanimous, however One ford saId. to Grosse Pointe abound, with - current events class. their single family homes dIssenter, a frail elderly woman Under the reVised zoning map, The new zoning law has been stood up to the predominantly promment local reSidents and school sites Will be placed III the~ reViewed extensively by the city's landmarks scattered through- The contamers, made of wood BUT THAT proposal met with mIddle-aged crowd and asked and metal, appeared about two nearly unanimous oppOSItIOn from single family reSidential zone, ac- ordinance review committee- and out the secllon them to conSIder theIr future m cordIng to City Manager John planning commission, which held weeks ago and number about 20 more than 70 persons who packed the cIty Interestmgly enough, while m all Money was federally a public hearlllg on the new zon- Crawford While some areas of the public hearing earlier this month The commission is sched- the section is titled, "Detroit- provided through the Commun- ing map earlier this month. The "You don't reahze what it does the cIty remam In the more dense, Quiet Living," little of the Ity Development Block Grant citizens expressed fear that al- to an older person when they have multIple-family zone, they are uled to consider adoption of the paper IS devoted to DetrOit it- program ternative housmg developments to leave the commumty they've sectIOns that are already fully de- ordinance at its Tuesday, April 19, spent their entire life In," she veloped and It IS unhkely a devel- meetmg The council is expected self While the decor fits in nicely may change the residential char- acter of their neighborhoods. One s:ud "We need housmg (or semor oper could accumulate the mm- to see the proposal at its meeting Most of the space is dedIcat- With the new ornamental lights man alleged the proposal was a Citizens WE' nee
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Page Three-A Thursday, March 31, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Futurist tells teens where the jobs will be
By Joanne Gouleche agents, nurse:" fiber OptICS work er~ and tho'>e 10 gl'natncs By the 1990s there should be about 2 5 milhon jobs to fIll m the In "predlct1Og" the Job~ of the area of IndustrIal laser technol- future, Goldberg and futurISt'> ogy At the low end of the future only "look at things now and tell job scale, about another 150,000 us where they're moving" persons wIll be needed as genetIc After Goldberg's talk, par('nt~ engmeermg techmclan~ " and student~ were inVited to VI~lt , " Back up a bit to the 1980s and experts In 46 career area'> ranging ~~/ ~ ¥ ,I' you'll see a bIg explosion 10 from accounting and archItecture , {/~I/!lI1< "lOformatlOn-knowledge work- to radIOlogy and robotlc~ Ea<.h '''(~ ers " ~e~slOn la~ted about 30 minute" !!fi& and focu~ed on Job re<;pon Dr. Albert Goldberg Dr Albert Goldberg told pa- slbilltle~, educatIOnal requIre- rents and students at a recent If your fl c'>hman '>on or daugh- ments, salary potential and the tl'r ha'> ambltlun" 01 becommg a South HIgh School career forum employment outlook that Jobs m mformatIOn, bIOlogICal marine o<.canographer, they and matenal technology are the In a <,e~~lOn on robotIC'>. re ...hould m1Jybe think agaIn career paths to follow m the fu- ~earch engineer La ....I ence Ford That',> the ddvIce trom Thomas ture told prospective Job eandldate~ a Jana<.ck of the UnIversIty of four-year degI ee In englOeenng MIchIgan''> Depdrtment of Atmos- Goldberg, an educatIOnal con- WIll yIeld an annual Income of be- phenc and O<.Cdnl<.StudIes "ultant to the Wavne County In- t",':ce~ ~4,OOO :lnd ~4,oon t\t :1 C:lfec'" (.eu• H'In 0" nCPAnf\P- termedIate School DistrIct, saId raphy, Janacek ~ald cutbacks In the hIgh technology jobs are not Ford, dIrector of robotJc~ at federal fund!> have created a glut Just m computer~ and robotics, Macomb County Commumty Col- of marine oeeanographers, who eIther lege, ~ald robotIcs I~ really part of ~tudy marine life form'>, mcIudmg a blggel area called "fleXIble au- whales and mluo SCOpIC or- "THE MORE YOU look at hIgh tomatiOn" or automatIOn control- gamsms In the '" atel technology (' artificIal IOteIl i- led by 10lelhgence or computers S!. John's depiction of what the former Seven-Mack Center will look like after completion of landscape gence'), the more Jobs you WIll Three other area'> of oceanog- proJects. fmd opemng up," said Goldberg, He added robotIC technology IS raphy, chemIC al, phySIcal and who IS a member of the World Fu- very old, POIntIng out the fJr~t geologIcal, offet more promlsmg ture SocIety robot was put together m 1960 careers, Janacek saId OCEANOGRAPHY Itself is "BUT THEY are popular fight Goldberg spoke on "The Outlook more than Jacque Costeau voy- Mack-Moross will get $85,000 face-lift now and they are not at all very on Careers m the Future - Em- ages, said Laurel Phlaum, also of diffIcult They are a very small By Mike Andrzejczyk 21, meetmg. SmIth announced the The landscaping, beautificatIon phaslzmg Change." The thIrd an- U of M "In actuality, It'S not lIke part of what we call fleXIble au- nual career forum was co- that at all Oceanography studIes Anybody want to buy a SIgn, name change at the business and and new sIgn at the center will be tomatIOn," Ford saId cheap? profeSSIOnal association meetmg paId for with shopping center re- sponsored by North and South water and the sentIments at the HIgh Schools, along wIth the It's a mce sIgn It says Seven- the next day venues, Smith said. The hospital, A two-year degree at a com- bottom of the ocean " Grosse POI nte South Mothers' Mack, the old name for the The redevelopment will mclude as previously announced, WIll mumty college would only pro- Janacek adVIsed students to Club Seven-Mack Shoppmg Center. Moross to Allard on the east side exercise its option to buy the cen- duce skills used by techmcIans to take several math courses, along The new name for the center IS of Mack Avenue, the Detrolt- ter m 1987, but plans to maintain Upcommg high tech Jobs include repaIr and lllstall robotIC equIp- WIth science, bIOlogy, physics and ment, Ford saId. Startmg salary the POlOte Plaza, L Michael Woods border north of Moross to It as a shoppmg area through the careers In automotIve technology, computer sCIence "And don't IS usually about $14,000 WIth an SmIth, St John HospItal vice- Bournemouth on the west SIde of rest of the de<:ade, he added constructIon, energy, genetIc en- forget Engl!sh You won't be a average maXImum level of preSident, corporate development, Mack and the Mack medIans. In "ST. JOHN HospItal has no in- gmeering, InformatIOn and com- good sCientist If you can't com- told the Grosse Pomte Busmess addition, Detroit's Mack side tentlOn to do anything with the mumcatlOn, medical technology, $24,000 mUnicate your findings to the pub- and ProfeSSIOnal ASSOCIatIOn of south to Gateshead will be part of shoppin~ center except to Improve mlhtaryl aerospace technology, Ford saId there IS no such thmg he " Mack Avenue The name WIll the project. it," SmIth said "The proje<:t .. the offIce of the future, personal as a robotICS engmeer, but stres- Startmg salarIes vary In each .. more realistically reflect its THE PROJECT, will mclude represents a long-term com- computers, robotIcs, space sed the field is made up of know- area of oceanography, Janacek new, improved appearance," he landscaping, tree plantings, mitment on the part of the hos- technology and transportation, ledge of computer SCIence, said, With Industry (011 companies said SIdewalk developments and main- pita! In providmg a more pleasmg Goldberg said mechamcal engmeermg and m- and mlnmg fl rms) paymg any- The appearance of the area will tenance In the area. A Community enVIronment for the center's dustrIal engIneering where between $40,000 to $50,000. Over the past 10 years, Informa- undergo a number of changes be- Development Block Grant discre- shoppers." Along WIth IOdustry, the gov- tIOn jobs, such as investigators, •'The field IS equally open to gmning the third week of April, tionary allocation of $64,331 will In a resident survey com- ernment (Navy labs, the En- when a JOInt beautifIcation proje<:t fund the public sector's part of the missioned by the Woods last year, reporters, printers and comput- women and it would be extremely ers, for example, have soared vIronmental ProtectIOn Agency • by the Woods, Farms and Detroit proje<:t. St. John officials estimate seven of 10 of the 500 respondents helpful not to have any math while careers in agrIculture have and fIsherIes labs) and the IS scheduled begm. SmIth saId thetr contribution will cost be- said they shop at the center. Re- phobia," Ford told students to declmed, Goldberg said. academIC world are other places the hospital's proje<:t at the Pointe tween $25,000 and $35,000. spondents also said they would The outlook for robotics IS b- to use an oceanography degree WITHIN THE last eight years, Plaza will begm about the same Grissim was chosen as con- bke to see a clothing store, gro- mited, Ford said, while the "sky A bachelor's degree In oceanog- tIme tractor by the city without com- cery store or restaurant m the the follOWIng areas, Goldberg IS the limit" for a career III fleXI- raphy is useless WIthout a mas- The Woods city counCIl, which is petitive bids because he has done Pointe Plaza. The lack of variety said, have grown at least 50 per- ble automatIOn ter's degree, Janacek saId "So coordmatmg the estimated $85,000 work in the north Mack area, and hIgh quality stores was given cent: food servIce and fast food "The fIeld is not for everyone count on at least eIght years of proJect, signed contracts WIth Woods CIty Admimstrator-Clerk as reasons for not shopping at the preparation, employment mter- schooL" viewer, tax preparers, correction who walks off the street Every- Wayne County and named land- Chester Petersen said. Choosing center, respondents said. Benefits of the Job? "You get to scape architect John Grissim and Grissim will insure continuity be- The project is scheduled for officers, architects, dental body would hke to be in It, but nol Assoc, Inc to handle the de-- tween the north and south end of completion by the end of June, hyglemsts, phySIcal therapIsts, everyone IS cut out for It," Ford travel to a lot of exotic places," veloprnent at its M.o~x,;.,~ the city, he added. according to contracts. child care attendants, travel saId Janacek saId IIU 111111IIJ1 IIl11l11nrlll III fllllDlmnll,1I11 11111111111111111111 1II111111lllUn I'?===;======~ ! 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M & M .DISTRIBUTING CO. SEWER Reorganization plan gets the okay Cleaning Materials & Equipment TROUBLE? c.II By Mike Andrzejczyk iff, and prosecutor's office. An of- can't be named untIl theIr terms management committee, part of flce of Public Services Will be expire. the department of management The Wayne County Board of formed that will oversee the Road THE WNE dIssentIng vote on and budget, whose prIncipal re- CommissIOners last week approv- and Dram commiSSIOns and the the reorgamzatlOn plan came sponslblhtles Will be the adminis- WE DELIVER ed a revised reorganizatIOn plan Department of Pubhc Works. from Taylor CommIssioner Joseph tratlon of county fmances The for the county, givmg County Ex. Lucas ultImately would Ilke' to Jurklewltz, who opposed the dls- commIttee will prOVide com- ecutlve Officer Wilham Luca<; the splIt the functions of the road solution of the Soldier's Relief mumcation of cash management 884-0520 go-ahead to reshuffle county gov- 17600 LIVERNOIS UN J 1800 commiSSion mto seperate depart- Board, which coordInated benefits mformatIon and assure that coun- 10»)04 K£RCHfVAL VA? 9010 ernment ments, but faces two hurdles The for veterans That department ty Investments and cash dis- 126 t~APLE RD 64) 4880 The commissioner's approval 16734 E. WARREN OnROIT, MI. 48224 first is voter approval of a charter will ultImately be merged mto the bursement!> are coordInated. came two weeks after they tenta- tively extended the 9O-day dead- amendment to give him power Office of Health and Commumty Last week, Lucas announced over the Road commiSSIon The Services hne set by the charter for pa!>sage second IS a laWSUIt hIed by the Under the fInal reorgamzatlon, Fred D Todd as hiS appomtment of the reorgamzatlOn plan In a two road commiSSIon director!> to the current 22 departments Will be for county chIef fmancial officer. r------l commlttee-of-the-whole meetIng block their firing and replacement reduced to SIX, whIle most boards Todd, whose appomtment doesn't "To Meet Your Health Needs ... Thursday, March 10, the comml~' by three Lucas deSignees The and commISSiOns WIll be ehmmat- reqUire commission confirmatIon, SlOners rejected the onglllal plan case may be heard next month 10 ed Those slated for ellmmatlOn Will control a department whose ~ubmltted by L'uca~ to gIve thE.'m Wayne County ClrcUlt court. mclude the boards of health, reo prmclpal functIOn IS the admmls- ... We Cover The Pointes. " 90 more days to con!>lder re- trallOn of county fmances HARKNESS PARK Lucas appomte d treeh new roa d tlrement systems, county m~tltu- 0 VISIOns commiSSIOn dIrectors as one of hIS tlOns and publIc works Their Todd was hIred after a nation- PHARMACY DEVONSHIRE PHARMACY Grosse POInte-Harper Woods fIrst actlOn~ after takIng office functIOns WIll be taken over by WIde search He has been con- 20315 MACK DRUGS 15324 E Je'f~rson CommISSIOner John Hertel was Saturday, Jan 1 The current other dIVISIOns of the SIX major troller and chIef admlOlstratlve 884.3100 16003 MACK h 822-2580 very supportIve of the plan, a leg- commiSSiOners claim their terms departments officer of Ingham County for the IslatIVe aide said Hertel saId It are InvlOlate and replacements The county WIll also get a cash last five years ~ 881~:77~ ~ was tIme "to qUIt mtplckIng and ~(>t on With 11 " th(> aide addM n .--g 4_-::-- ~k a. le.c.. - ...... ,.."$ 1"., 0°/\ THE MAJOR dIfference In the .....,I U tI U":; I.n II. tItle ..." VV - tI1 revised plan approved by the commISSIOn Thursday, March 24, A pharmaceutical truck contam- but left the keys m the Igmtlon synnges, medical supphes and and the orIglOal submItted by 109 about $17,000 worth of drugs, and the doors unlocked, reports sundnes such as rubber gloves, Lucas was the provision for a leg- narcotIcs, medIcal supplies and said He told polIce he went into towels, muscle and rectal oint- islature auditor general who other Items were stolen Wednes- the store for about a minute and ment and cough medicines, Woods would be appomted by and work day afternoon, March 23, from returned to fmd the truck gone polIce saId behmd the Hollywood Pharmacy, According to one Witness, three for the board of commiSSIOners, 20853 Mack 10 the Woods men, who police described as Among the drugs and narcotics board publIc mformatlOn director The light blue step-van was re- black, In theIr late teens or early taken were an undetermlOe'd Lleto Durley said covered the next day by Detroit 20s, With short hair, came around number of Percodan tablets, 500 The OrIginal said an auditor pohce from the 16th Precmct, the Side of the bUlldmg and ap- ml of a lIqUid morphine solution, I general may be appomted by the near Pitcher Elememtary SChool proached the truck The two 100 half-grain codeme tablets and commisslOn, while the revised on the cIty's west side The truck jumped 10 and drove the van a number of pam relief and cold pIau ..ltrengthens the language to was empty except for some liquid away, headmg south on Mack, a mediCines containing codeine, msure the formation of the POSI- medical bottles, Woods pollce witness told polIce The third man police said. tion, Durley said said. returned to a car the three had No warrants have been ISSUed, Under the reorganization, the The driver of the truck, owned been dnving and drove away but one arrest has been made III office of the county executive will by Leaseway Pepline Truckmg The van was mak10g a regular Detroit by police of that city and hold rein over all county depart- Co , told pollce he had pulled up delivery to pharmaCies m the area Woods police in connection with ments, except the county clerk, belund the store to make a de- and was carrying prescriptIon and the inCident, Woods Pubhc Safety reglstar of deeds, treasurer, sher- livery He turned off the engme, non-prescriptIOn drugs, narcotics, Director Jack Patterson said
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EASTER RESERVATIONS 779.4720 Jefferson Colonnade FeatUring Dining and Cocktails (Continued from Page lA~ Full Service Bar work by Grosse Pointe Park Sgt James La Pratt, who spot- Newly Decorated Dining Room ted the suspects car m the Ash- land-Jefferson Avenue area After conflrmmg the car's hcense plate number, Sgt La Pratt pulled the car and Its two occupants over and arrested them. He was Jomed moments later by DetrOlt polIce offIcers who took the paIr Into custody Accordmg to police reports, Holloway has a record of three f~luuy dUJ three: misdcmc:lnor convIctions, mcludmg a 9O-day sentence In the DetrOIt House of Corrections for curelty to ani- mals Further aid was given to De- trOit police by the discovery of the murder weapon, Sgt Bos- ~~~ww~~w~~~ww~~~~w~ww~w~ suyt's own 357 magnum, In Lake St Clair at the foot of I. Special ~ Lakeland Avenue am for Easter Weekend ffi1 'The Miser' promises fun The weapon was dIscovered Moltere's 17th century comedy liThe MIser" will be presented by Grosse Pomte Theater AprIl 6 to 10 and by Grosse Pointe CIty Pt!. April 13 to 16 at the War Memorial Theater-goers can dme in the Crystal Ballroom preceedmg the Donald Prystup A further lil u\AeditellWI'leOIil $£oulilge ~ performance for $12 50 each The theater buffet tIckets are avaIlable up until three days m advance of each search of the lake In that area performance Here Robert McKenna, as liThe MIser" and PatrICia VIllegas, as the wily Frosine, get for Sgt Bossuyt's mISSIng ~ 16390 East Warren Avenue Jg1 together to hatch some mIschIef. Non-dmner tickets are available for $550 by calling 881-4004. Call the two-way radIO was fruitless 1:1 3 blocks We,l of Cadieux ~ Center at 881-7511 for more mformation am 885-8887 ~I Pay freeze proposed I THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY ~ am Serving II a.m to I 30 II m ffil GH3 (Continued from Page lA) cessive," Skomski added. "The MICRO Dr. AsIan's Formula anticipated surplus for the year makes its decision to close schools Monk Fish - Fillet of Sole - Boston Scrod ending June 30, 1983, is $1 3 mil- 1m ffi1 INTERESTED? this June, Skomski saId lame duck 1m Rainbow Trout • Lobster • King Crab Legs ffil COMPUTER Call 296-0352 members Ronald Dalby and Dor- lion This puts the board 10 a vun- or Write PO BOX 272 othy Kennel should not cast their lerable positIon when negotiating 1m All Dinners Include. $oup, Salad, ChOIce of Potato, Baked Cottage Ii1 a new teacher contract this sum- Ro.evl1le, MI 48066 votes until after the trustee elec- 1m Foes, Bread & Butter liI tion. mer. CONSULTING "I feel a one-year extension of "BOARD MEMBERS should be the current contract with no in- ~ EASTER SUNDAY SPECIAL ~ for Small, Businesses accountable. (Dalby and Kennel) creases is fair," Skomskl said. 1m Open 2 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. ffi1 should not be allowed to make de- This year's school board race is cisions on school closings," drawing a number of potential 1m Baked Ham $4.95 [i1 SkomskI saId candidates, accord1Og to school of- 1m Prime Rib $7.95 ffi1 K.E.N. The board candidate also said fiCials. At least 12 persons have Filet Mignon $8.95 SYSTEMS SOFTWARE he would be in favor of a pubhc picked up nom mating petitions at I!I ffil vote on school closmgs m Grosse board offices, school offiCIalS say. The last time a local school board I All Dinners Include Soup, Salad, ChOIce of Potato, Baked Cottage ~ INC. Pomte race sparked such interest was in 1:1 Fries, Bread & Butter & Dessert ~I We Can Help You Reach the Skomski said this month's posi- 1979 when 11 candidates ran for mI THE MEDITERRANEAN LOUNGE 885-8887 !2! 17600 t1YEWlIS • 163 1800 tive millage vote "showed people two seats. Last year, trustee Jon FULL POTENTIAL of Your System 153114 KEIICHEVAL • 122.9010 are Willing to give kids a good ed- Gandelot ran unopposed. !iJ!ililiI!!Ilililli1l!1!!1i1li1lilill!]!ile1i1iJ!il~mill!J 1721 IArLf lI1I • 643 4110 ucation and pay the taxes for It." Candidates have until 4 p.m 881-1422 "The millage request was ex- Monday, April 11, to file petitions. THE MOHAWK CARPn SHOVfR of SAVINGS SALE
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VISA & MASTERCHARGE , GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven-A Thursday, March 31, 1983 1 Travel group sees Yugoslavia The Senior Citizen Travel and largest m the world, wIll be shown YOUR Geography group of The along wIth scenes of waterfalls Neighborhood Club wIll VISit and rIvers Sarajevo, historical FINE Full Service Yugoslavia Wednesday, AprIl 6, at for ItS role m World War I, w111be FAVORITE Mexican Restaurant 1 30 P m via a slide show by seen with views of markets, coun- DINING Esther Peters try people and folk dances ~ud's COCKTAILS The presentatIOn Will feature All semor CItizens are invIted to by boat or by car NOW OPEN views of scemc and hIstOrIcal attend the free programs, one of a sigmfIcance, as well as views of series of travelogues presented OVERLOOKING BEAUTIFUL ANCHOR BAY Complete Carry-out Menu Available hfe m YugoslaVia as the show weekly at the Neighborhood Club, Hours: covers the country from Belgrade 17150 Waterloo I I to Dubrovmk A t. Monday - Thursday 11:30-9 p.m. The Posto]na Caves, among the ssmnp IOn Friday & Saturday 11:30-11 p.m. 1 Sunday 3-8 p.rn I DIA will offer dedication set The ParIsh of the AssumptIOn :18310Mack Ave. • Grosse Pointe Farms Greek Orthodox Church is prepar- heavenly films ing for an historIC event durmg 886..9625 A!>part of Its serIes "Angels of the month of AprIl The "Opemng the SIlver Screen" the Afternoon of the Doors" (ThyranoIxIa) of Film Theater at the DetrOIt Insh- theIr new house of worship will • tue of Arts WIll show this week take place on Sunday, April 3, 20791 Mack Avenue "Strange Cargo," a 1940 fIlm, at 1 WIth Bishop Timothy offICIating wr Vmltr pm. today through Sunday, AprIl The new structure IS Byzantme 10 Grosse Pointe Woods 3, the recItal! lecture hall and deSigned In the shape of a 881-3985 1 The fIlm, starrmg Clark Gable, cross With a 50-foot dome and JUdll Cldwfu1l1, Pd"'l Uhhl ClUJ seatlOg capaCIty ot bOO DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIAL Iran Hunter, tells the story of De- The following weekend, the VII's Island convICts whose lIves Dean of the Holy Cross SChool of (MON.-FRI. 11 A.M.-3 P.M.) are touched by a mysterIous Theology, Brookline, Mass., the No' ApplICable '0 Carry ou,s stranger wIth supranormal pow- Rev Dr AlkIvladis Calivas wIll ers perform the salutations on Friday, Daily Grind '1.50 The theater's "Angels of the AprIl 15, and give a lecture on Maurice Salad '3.00 SIlver SCreen" serIes features fan- Orthodox worship He WIll meet tasy fIlms from the Umted States, all the Orthodox clergy of thIS Chicken and Crabmeat Salad '3.75 Great BrItain and Italy, WhICh area on Saturday, April 16 at 11 Sou p DuJou r ...... • 75 deal wIth both serious and comic a.m. at the Assumption Center views of spirItual redemption and and celebrate the Divine Liturgy Chicken Salad Sandwich '1.25 the confrontation with the after- at the newly erected church on life Tickets, prIced at $1, are 8287 M-29 FAIRHAVEN- PHONE(313) 725-5602 off ~xc~~:eer Sunday, April 17. This IS his flfSt ALL COCKTAILS .50 available at the door. All fIlms are VISIt to the AssumptIon, where hIS Corn Beef Deli '3.50 shown at 1 p m Tuesday through former classmate, Fr Demetrios Sunday. Kavadas, has been pastor for the Telly's Deli '3.25 The complete schedule includes: past 21 years and presently IS Na- THE BRONZE DOOR Macho's Nacho '4.25 • April 5-10 - "Here Comes Mr. tIOnal PreSIdent of the Holy Cross Jordan" - ThIS 1941 V.S fIlm Alumm ASSOCiation. Pan Fried Fish '6.50 spawned 1978's "Heaven Can For further information call Dallas-Style Chili '2.25 Walt." StarrIng Claude Rams, Father DemetrIos Kavadas at ~ OPEN1~S~~6Rp~~DAY Robert Montgomery and Edward 779-6111 or 881-1322. Souvlaki. '4.45 Everett Horton, the fIlms tells of a man summoned to Heaven before -- featuring -- Our Greek Salad $3.75 his time. Health-O-Rama Bakers Raspberry Cheesecake t2.00 • April 12-17 - "Cabin In The PRIME RIB OF BEEF OPENDAtLY 11.2 SUNDAYS5.2 Sky" - Eddie "Rochester" An- at St. John ROAST LEG OF LAMB & derson does dream battle with 8t ClaIr Health Services Corpo- PIANO BAR THURS., FRI. SAT. angles of the Lord and the Devil ratIOn, with the support of St. BAKED HAM AND FRUIT SAUCE over posseSSIon of hIS soul The John Hospital, St. Clair Ambu- FRESH SEAFOOD fIlm stars Louis Armstrong, Cab latory Care Corporation, St Clair Calloway, Ethel Waters and Lena Renal Center, AffIliated Health CHICKEN WELLINGTON Horne. Services, and The Oxford Insti- HOT CROSS BUNS • AprIl 19-24 - "The Horns tute, Inc., wlll be sponsormg a Blows at Midmght" - Jack Benny "Project Health-O-Rama" on CALL NOW FOR RESER VA TIONS stars as a jazz-age angel to herald Sunday, Apnl 10, 10 the 81. Clair the end of the world by playing his Professional Building, 22151 123 Kercheval on the hill trumpet at midmght. Moross Road. • April 26-May 1 - "Blithe Representatives from these 884-7774 Spirit" - Noel Coward's play is health organizations will be on Your Genral Hosts, Don Duchene and Anthony ManglarellJ - OPEN TO THE PUBLIC - adapted in this British film star- hand from 10 a m to 4 p.m. to \ rlOg Rex Harrison as a husband check blood pressure, height and SUNDAY, APRIL3rd whose second marnage IS be- weIght, Vision, anemia, health ha- SIeged by the playful spirit of hIS zard appraisals, glaucoma test10g first wife. ' for any adult 18 and over, and • May 3-8 - "Stalrway,_ to medical counseling and referral EASTER BUFFET Heaven" - DaVid Niven stars in by physlcans, nurses and social 11 :00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. this British fIlm about a crashed workers All of these tests and bomber pilot whose life IS held m services wIll be provided free of IN THE PENTHOUSE the balance on an operatmg table charge Also available at a charge Rela. and enlay an eleganl Easler buttet served on the tone HIllcrest as he meets historical long-dead of fl wIll be a blood panel and THE 'rad,lIon A grand selecllon meticulously prepared e"trees awa'fs you fIgures in an anesthesIa-induced CBC testmg. plus numerous cold trays and salads 'resh relIshes our lamous dream. James A Brown, M D., will per- Fantasy Sweet Table and Easler eggs and treats lor Ihe chIldren A • May 10-15 - "The BIShop's form skm cancer evaluations from BRONZE DOOR Iruly superb way to celebrate 'he Halodoyl Wife" - Cary Grant plays an 11 a m to 4 p.m PhySICIan reSi- e-pJ.',- angel sent to rekindle the spIrItual dents of St John HOSPItal'S Fam- Now Featuring Com,'''. Ir.d To.& r p 95 10<1 To." r p 95 lamp of a young bishop, DaVId IIy Medical Center, undel the HOT HORS O'OEUVRES AT OUR HAPPY HOUR Niven, whose drIve to buIld a new medical directIOn of LUCIan Capo- 511 ADULTS 55 CHILDREN Un"r t2 Monday-Friday 4-7 p.m. In the lounge cathedral alienates hiS WIfe and bIanco, M D., ChrIstopher Golds- For Reservations Call 463.0555 or 772.2240 parish by, M.D., and DIane Culik, M D , Every Monday Night • May 17-22 - "Mircle in will perform breast examinations beginning at eight MIlano" - This ItalIan-made al- and teach self-examinatIOn for legorical fantasy tells the story of females over 40 years of age CHUCK ROBINETTE JAZZ TRIO vagabonds who outwit an Oil-hun- A variety of health related lIter- featuring gry millIonaire with the help of ature wIll be available, as well as SHARON WILLIAMS their faIry godmother. dietary, pharmacy, radIology and Join us for our famous • May 24-29 - "Heaven Above" other health educatIOn displays. Midnight Cocktail Hour - Peter Sellers stars in thIS Light refreshments will be served British fIlm as a honorary angel Lunch Hours: 11'30-3 p.m. 50 S. GROESBECK (2 Mil•• N. of 16 Mil.) Mt. Clemens who turns the country upSIde- Guild sponsors Dinner Hours: down In hiS efforts to fight every fv1onday-Thursday 5-10 p.m. wrong. family brnnch Friday and Saturday 5-11 p.rn. Afternoon Film Theater IS a Bar Open Monday-Saturday 11 :30-2 a.m. year-round fIlm exhibItIOn of the The Bon Secours HOSPItal Guild Institute of Arts which presents will sponsor its annual spring Your Genral Hosts, Anthony Manglarel/I and Don Duchene thematic series to examme the family brunch on Sunday, Aprll We Cater Parties of 75 or More vaned aspects of world cinema 24, from 9 a m. untIl 2 pm, 10 the Two senes with different hospItal's private dining room. 123 Kercheval on the hili themes are offered each year and The all-you-can-eat menu in- are shown each day the Art Insti- cludes pancakes, sausages, jUice 884-7774 tute IS open Museum hours are and beverage Tickets are $2.75 from 9'30 a m to 5:30 p m Tues- for adults and $1 50 for children day through Sunday, except holI- under 12 days For more mformatlon about The GUIld plans to donate pro- upcommg films, call the museum ceeds from the brunch to Bon ticket office at 832-2730 Secours Hospital. I IT'S EASTERI THAT MEANS , r------, IN HONOR OF THE 1983 HOLIDAY , J ~i IT'S TIME TO I I ~ SHOP.. . I AWARD AND OUR NEW CHEF GENE I~..) PARTY SUPPLY CENTER,I X~'It-V Everything from ANTON PRESENTS ' ~<~J,;NAPKINS TO NOISEMAKERS! I ~~J~ 10% OFF WITH THIS AD, // J~ EXPIRES 4.7-83 THESE SPECIALS AT SPECIAL PRICES ~ I 21300 HARPER 776-9750 I, EASTER SUNDAY BRUNCH N of Mile Rd 8 MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW , Hours Man -Sat 10-7 I OPENING EASTER SUNDAY 2 p.nl. SEATINGS AT: NOON, 1:45 AND 3:00 00 00 ANNOUNCING ~------~Happy Easter EASTER MENU PRICED 5 to 12 Also, take advantage of our Happy Hour 4-6 everyday THE RETURN OF THE MAINE ACT to Our Beginning Monday and Tuesday, April 11 & 12th Customers EDDIE .and Friends ROBINSON from on Keyboard •'EddIe Robm.,on IS Bobby Short Magic Mirror and more ., San Fram /feo Coiffures !:xamlner THE MAIN! ACT INCLUDES 22215 Greater Mack Whole Maine lobster corn on the cob, 772-4545 baked potato tossed salad for only ADC CERRITO 20930 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods Reservations: 886-6190 ( Propfletor) Thursday, March 31, 1983 ,Page Eight-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS ~Shoresbonds Home owllership series begins next month presenting the most current tn- The popular "Home Ownership said Thomas Youngblood, prt>sl- :are sold out dent of the Grosse Pointe Real Es- formatIon, and very highly quali- m the Pointes" senes will be of- fied speakers for all four pro- : Shores Village trustees last fered for the fifth time thiS spring tate Exchange "We are pleased grams," Youngblood added. "Any 75* ~week awarded the sale of $1 3 mil- The first sessIOn Will be held on to offer an updated versIOn for the 75* homeowner, or prospective IIODY ONLY l lion m general obllgatlOn mun- Monday, April 18, from 7'30 to spring '83 series, since the picture PENTAX] homeowner, could benefit from K0 N ~E:rIOHAl I lcipal bonds to Merrill Lynch, changes constantly N I Ml1I5' 9'30 pm, In the cafetena at this series, and all are welcome." ~PIerce, Fenner & SmIth, Inc. and Brownell Middle School, 260 Chal- "We are confident that we're EM : Comenca The money WIll be used fonte Avenue. Other seSSIons are : to renovate the village's mun- scheduled for April 25, May 2 and Brochure boasts Ufe in Pointes I IClpal offices May 9 "Where But Grosse POInte" can on sallmg, boatmg, fishing and the { The bonds sold "almost Immed- The free programs are a pubhc you hold a meetmg In a manSIOn, area's pnvate clubs. The pubhca- ilately," a Memll Lync h spokes- service offermg, co-sponsored by attend quality entertamment near tion also gives a rundown on Iman said The bonds offered 8 the Grosse Pomte Real Estate home, enJoy the shade of cen- shoppmg 10 the area, mumclpal percent Interest over their 15-year Exchange and the contmumg edu- tury-old maples and sail on a services and Grosse Pomtes "cul- maturity that is tax-exempt. catIOn diVISIon of the Grosse great lake at your door? tural cornucopia" The comparues, blddmg Jomtly, Pomte Publlc Schools Reser- The Grosse POInte Real Estate The brochures are not for sale N.konIS the P,os CilOICelSm_1 _ offered the lowest bid of four vations should be made by calhng Exchange hopes to convmce per- Youngblood said They were pre: prICe & eaJ;t:S1 10 U'H N6:.0f1 ever Gel [ Mernll Lynch's 8 0034 percent In- 884-5700 bOavl tvl P1C1l¥eS 'W1th avtO-electfOOC sons outside of the commumty pared by CECO Pubhshmg Co loeu' & $hOOt ~ Ir & .'M so<*: tall- terest offer was almost a half per- TopiCS to be covered Include about such lUXUries m ItS new under the directIOn of POinter ss1" lEla11Jl6'MO(.~ cent under the nearest competitor • "Income Taxes" aoo how they Alex Suczek • &OIlY PIICf brochure called "Where But WHEN rulCHASED NtKON 137 The bond Issue was approved by are affected by home ownership Grosse Pomte " WITH ANY Aim 11400 voters in a December, 1982 SpeCial and the sale of property Accordmg to Exchange presI- Marlwwitz on air SIILENSI S8.88 electIOn. • Financing A Housmg Purch- dent Thomas Youngblood, the Grosse POInte's VIllage • WITH VSl WAliAHTYlo NOllUllHS Locksmith A DaVid MarkOWitz .1 '9 CVSTOMB NegotiatIOns for the prmtmg ase," includmg mformation on purpose of the brochure IS to pro- l'fIICU El'nCTlV! THfII.I +643 and j~hvcry c! the b0!!.as ca!! Yl0U1 l::nd contr::cts ::nd tcc.:.y's U1ut~ nl~\.vffiffiLlnlty for potentl~l ,,~'il! t~ke to the :!!rU/3ves '1ext l week on WXYZ "Talk" Radio AM begm, bond attorney George mortgage picture reSidents With 15,000 copies In Stevenson saId They should be in • "Real Estate Law," for every prmt, the colorful pubhcatlOn also MarkOWitz, preSIdent of the brokers' hands by the second homeowner is bemg used by corporate reloca- locksmith at 18554 Mack, will week of April • Certificates of Occupancy as tion firms, Youngblood said discuss secunty measures I The Village bond Issue was they apply to residents of Grosse The brochure explallls the homeowners can take on the gIven, a AA ratmg by Standard & Pomte. "romantic past" of the Pomtes Kevm Joyce show Poor's Corp, the second highest There has been great interest In and gUides the reader through hfe The show will air at 8 p m on I. ratmg the 0000 company offers thiS senes over the recent years," today In the commumty, focusmg Wednesday, AprIl 6
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Page Nine-A Thursday, March 31, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Park jobless St. John asks 1__ T_hi_.s_W_ee_k_i_ll_B_u_s_iD_e_S_S_ rate declines employes for TOM'S FENCE SBA cites • LICENSED Unemployment In Grosse Pomte Porter apppointed Pangborn poster contributions • FULLY GUARANTEED Park dropped to Its lowest pomt in Poly-Oleum president more than a year m January, ac- The V.S. Small Busmess By Mike Andrzejczyk 100% Aluminum Ornamenlal Fence • 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE cordmg to MIchigan Employment AdmmlstratlOn awarded Grosse 81. John Hospital has mounted Grosse Pomte Pointe CIty reSIdent Dominic • RESIDENTIAL AND Security Commls~lOn fJgure~ re- Woods reSIdent an m-house campaign for contri- COMMERCIAL leased thIs week Pangborn an Honorable Mention butions to Its $117 mllhon renova- William C. Por- 10 ItS poster deSign contest recog- tion and constructIOn project ter has been nIZIng Small BUSlOess Week All Types of Privacy The Park's jobles!> rate <;tood at 8peakmg to the Grosse Pomte named presI- Pangborn, whose poster entry is 7 5 percent m January, down con- dent and chIef Business aoo Professional Associ- & Security Fences siderably from the 12 2 percent below, IS a graphIc artist With atIOn of Mack Avenue at Its Tues- executIve offl. Herman/Pangborn, Inc m Det- the community recorded last Dec. cer of Poly- day, March 22, meetmg, L Mich- CALL ember rOIt Pangborn's entry was one of Oleum CorporatIOn automotIve 597 submitted by artIsts. The ael Smith, vIce-president, cor- FOR FREE ESTIMATE The unemployment drop m the rustproofer Porter left hIS own theme of Small Busmess Week, porate development at the hos- marketlOg consultmg firm to Jom Pital, saId the voluntary contn- f Park followed a decline In state May 8 to May 14 IS "There's No 774-2045 jobles.'> figure.'>, accordmg to the Poly-Oleum PrIor to hIS former BuslOess Like Small Busmess " butlOns by full- and part-time CEDAR STOCKADE FENCE MESC Unemployment In MIChI- posItIOn, Porter wa.'> semor vIce. staff, phYSICIans and the aux- pre~ldent of Zlebart Rustproofmg 111aries was to supplement the sale gan dropped to 17 percent In Company, manager of Corporate of $111 7 mllhon 10 bonds last January, the lowest !>JI1ceAugust .-.l' ~. ~ 355 FISHER RD. We delIVer 1982 MESC DIrector S Martin Service OperatlOn~ for Chrysler year CorporatIOn and manager of mar- The hospital asked employes to -51 00 Open' to S30 cIa,l, Wed Taylor attrIbuted the dechne In 882 "I ...... Closed SUfIcia, January to a lo~~ of holiday job ketmg servIces at Federal Mogul donate an hour's pay every two seekers weeks 1f they are full-tIme, half- hour's pay every two weeks If The CltV. the Farms and the th~y ~r~ part-hm~ Plooge<; were CPARMS ~?v1ARl(ET Woods also showed jobless de- Koracnis joins sought from the medICal staff - - elmes, the MESC saId Local un Little Caesar The men's and women's au- employment rates follow Fresh lean Boneless LENTEN SPECIAL FRESH FRYING xlhanes have also made pledges, Thut. F". Sal Only ~~ Percent Persons out New director of marketmg at he said. PORK Whitefish CHICKEN of work LIttle Caesar Enterpnses, Inc , IS The construction work includes addition of a two-floor parking BREAST City 3.5 100 Andrew F. Korachis of Grosse ROAST FILLETS No SacIn A IIa,hed Pointe Korachls was VIce-presI- deck for more than 500 cars, and a Farms 3.8 175 There's No Business Concentrated Care Buildmg which Park 7.5 525 dent and management supervl.'>or Like Small Business $1.49 LB $2.29 LB $1.39 LB at Burton Advertlsmg In DetrOit can be seen on the west SIde of the Woods 5.8 525 present hospital Announcing ... Of the $111 7 mllhon raIsed Try Our New Delicious Turkey Salad $2.79 III The LivernOIs Engineenng through the sale of bonds last Company recently cited Grosse year, only 68 percent, or about $76 Oscar Meyer Sliced Bacon '2.39 LB Pomte Farms resident George million, will go mto "bricks and GREEN GIANT SEABROOK FARMS fASTEIt SHClAL Sinning for 27 years of service. mortar," Smith said. The rest is EXTRA FANCY RtElXEHET BROCCOLI, Sinmng, chief estimator and used to pay for administrative (ORDON NEGRO manufacturing engmeer, receIved costs, architect fees, msurance CAULIFLOWER PETITJ: a gold watch from company pres- costs, attorney fees as well as in- AND CARROTS PEAS CHAMPAGNE Ident Bernard J Wallis at a terest on the bonds, he added. in Cheese Saute 10-0. Pkg Dearborn Country Club dinner . The contributions from staff go Edward C. Foote, vice-president to carpeting and other furnishings $1.15 PKG 69<; s4.797$OMI and general sales manager of at the hospital, Smith said. Michigan Mutual Life Insurance, The next phase of the contri- DURKHS NACHOCHEESEPUFFPASTRY SUCKS $2.25 12 PACK .& has been inducted mto the V S bution campaign will be com- Its Here! The 1982 Award Winnilg Duboeuf Beaujolais Village $ 5.25 Bottle Jaycees Hall of LeadershIp m munity soliCItation, he added. FRENCH WORLD'S BEsr NABISCO Thanks to ApplelJli Logo, Tulsa, Okla Foote, of Grosse Average per patient day cost Pomte Farms, has served as a may rise by as much as $100 a BRIE CHEESECAKE WHEAT THINS Apple's new computer lan- local chapter treasurer, vice- day after the project completion, CHEESE 10 LUSCIOUS FIa"ors CRACKERS guage for mqUlsltlve mmds preSIdent and president. . Pre- but the facil1ty Will still rank in the middle of medical cost care of $3.79 LB $1.00 EACH $1.19 BOX It teaches anyone valuable mier Malt Products, a wholly- I...- --J IndIVIdual Ser"/n9 L- --J owned subsidiary of the Pabst 10 hospitals, he satd. programmmg and problem- Brewing Company, has moved Its The Concentrated Care BUild- Gortons Filet of Sole in lemon Butter Pa~k~ge $2. 15 solvmg sktlls WIth a graphICS corporate offICes to 16840 Ker- ing, when completed; could mean feature that allows the user cheval Avenue in Grosse Pointe as many as 200 new jobs for the u.S. #1 All Purpose Potatoes 10 lb. Bag 99~ CIty The company was recently area, SmIth said. In additIon, to generate shapes and deSIgns - and see them Instantly acquIred by pnvate lDvestors about 25 beds will be added, bring- MINUTE MAID WASHINGTON Logo IS powerful enough for sophisticated appltcatlon~, yet headed by M. Stuart Andreas of ing the hospital up to about 575 FROlEN EXTRA FANCY PASCAL Simple enough for youngsters the Pointe The hospital is licensed to operate TANGERINE REDDELICIOUS as many as 607. CELERY So come In - no matter what your age - Joanne Gouleche APPLES To reheve some of the parking JUICE And learn a language you can use 69<; Bun\h problems around the hospital, St. 2f1.19~~ .49 LB "Gung" meant "work" 10 the John will soon open Its parkmg ON SALE Chmese lingo of the South Pacific deck to visitor parking Because OomputefLcwf and "ho" meant "harmony" It WHilE SUPPLIES of the diffIculty in dodging con- Prices in Effect 22000 GREATER MACK was on the Islands down there struction machinery, the deck is until April 6th LASTI during World War II that U.S. FeatUring Sales 8T CLA1R.SeOF.l1;.8 .....~ currently, rest rioted -to hospital reg. $175.00 mannes AmericanIzed the ex- employes, SmIth said. SefVIce, Trammg 772-6540 ' pressIOn "gung ho " NOW $150.00 Authonzed Dealers Altos. Apple Compaq Dlgllal Epson Fortune. IBM, Osborne • FREE Aflplo Logo POIter *' wl'I1 purehaM If you need one good reason GRAND OPENING to open an IRA with us, here are three. 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, / / / Thursday, March 31, 1983 ':'age Ten-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS - --, Know Your Schools Thinking ---EXPERT MANICURE Ir------~~ PreservewithYoura Car 1"'1'I What the millage vote means of Leasing I SHORES AUTO WASH I By Dr. Kenneth Brummel other 80 percent of the registered I "Eastsider's Finest" I Supt. of Schools voters dld not come to the polls on Think of In the aftermath of the March 7 election day. ITHIS COUPON I pubhc school and hbrary millage Some may say that people don't DRUMMY I IS GOOD FOR 50~ OFFI electIOn, several persons have believe their votes count, people 't' given me theIr analyses of the re- forgot to vote, or people don't LEASING INC. I ON AN AUTO WASH I suits of that close electIOn. want to be bothered to vote, and e Mile at Gratiot- I Coupon good any day • 1 coupon per customer, per wash I Since these people are not ex- those are reasons for the low 772-6700 772.2200 pert electIOn analysts, nor am I turnout on March 7 David B.rtO""." P I Expires April 28, 1983 I Ralph Flink Sal•• Mil' one, I belIeve that we have to be Others pOSSibly belIeve that cautIOus In tryIng to determme many people found It dIfficult to I Two Locations to Serve You I exactly what was In the mmds of go to the polls and vote agamst I~. 23801 HARPER 22421 MACK ~I the voters a~ th('y cast theIr bal- schools even though they really New Brush/essl Soft Touch Brush ~ lot:> on March 7 were opposed to the mIllage IWIll I I have been told that the close. propoSItions so they felt that by I 771-0505 776-9133 - I -3 Su d s-s WeaL'", pe,m'ltlng I nes:> of the "yes" and "no" votes not voting at all they were ex- I 8 n ay S-4 Sunday indicates thdt the commumty IS pressing their dl:>satlsfaction FI very concerned about the substan- nally, there IS the opInIOn that the tlal enrollment declme the school "SIlent maJOrIty" IS satisfIed WIth SEMINARS ~------~WORD PROCESSING !:>ystem has expenenced WIthout the way matters are bemg con. all 7-9 pm Aprtl 7 and 14 or any school bUIldmgs bemg closed ducted In the school system. and Lean, Centel Cut Aprtl 21 and 28 that voters were reacting to Gov' Just didn't vote. ~ Blanchard's proposed mcome tax Of course, no one know!:>for sure PORK STEAKS 51.79 LB. DOW JONES SOFTWARE Wordstar In depth learn how g tn, 1C::1Q. tho rllf1pu::..n. fl Jnf""tlnnc:; ,.,1 :r.c,~~~c '.~h:ch ...;~s ~CHig pub why ovpr 12000 votprs didn't 0 April 9 In the traditIOn 01 The Wall btreet Jourridl thiS faSCinating word process hClzed throughout the time of the come to the polls on March 7, but ~eml.lSonejess and Barron s DeSigned especially to meet the needs In9 program Hands on expe- of buslr1ess profeSSionals and Investors Dew Jones rJence Two week class campaign leadmg up to the mill- I thmk that IS an Important a SMOKED HAMS 51.39 LB. Software. used With Dow Jones News/Retrieval. turns age vote, and that people In thIS questIOn as considermg the rea. your Apple or IBM Computer Into a powerful Invest. VISICALC May 11 and commumty hke so many others sons for the close vote Unfor- ment and BUSinesstool May 18 Two week course across the' state, have let their tunately, 1 don't have the answer Fresh Homemade KIELBASA ThiS ElectroniC Worksheet re- 51.69 LB. PFS FilE April 13 mIllage votes be Influenced by the to that questIOn, but I WIll be ex- Made Flesh Daily places paper penCils and cal. generally poor conditIon of the ce- plammg some of the other Issues The simpiesl way to get organized There IS no slm- culator to help you solve your I I pilar way to record lile retrieve and review informa- number problems Whether anomy raIsed In conjUnctIOn With the C BAKED HAMS tion lets you arrange your information, In forms you you are working With Invest. Others have IndIcated to me mIllage electIOn m future col- ~:::,~:/aled 52.99lB. deSign and gives you the ability to get at and really ments cash flow, Inventory Whole or Half - SlICed or In One Prece use Ihe Inforrnatlon for the Apple II. Apple III and the check book or anything num- that the close vote showed a con- umns. IBM Personal Cornputer erical Helps you work better, cern about the "hefty" salarIes smarter. and faster Fee bemg paId to school system staff Brummel speaks CROWN ROAST OF PORK THE SOURCE, April 14. BASIC PROGRAMMING members, or that It was a reac- With 01 Without Stuffing 52.99 LB. The Source IS accessible With Virtually any micro- to nat'l board Apnl 13, 20, 27 & May 4. tIOn to the rapIdly mcreasmg costs computer termlr'al All you need IS your telephone, a School Supt. Dr. Kenneth modem and With some equipment. commUnicatlOlls 7 30-930 p m learn the fun- reflected III school budgets over GRADE A LARGE FRESH EGGS c software lea-n how to tap Into the Source. stock Re- damentals of BASIC program- the past few years Brummel has been inVIted to (NO LIMIT) .79 DOZ. ports Investment Analysis ElectrOniC Mall. News- ming. the extremely popular Who can say for sure whIch one speak at the annual convention of Wire Garnes Personal Instruction and More computer language Fee or more of these reasons, or some the National School Boards As- California Extla Fancy others that haven't been mentIon- sociation in San FranCISco on ReservatIOns ReqUIred ed m thIS column most mfluenced AprIl 23 to Apnl 26. ASPARAGUS " 51.69 LB. Brummel WIll speak on "How to 22000 Greater Mack Between the voters on March 7? I beheve California 8& 9 Mile that all of these reasons, and Set Goals for Your School Sys- If 772-6540 probably others, had some bear- tern" CHERRY TOMATOES .79 PT. Illg on the outcome of the electIon, "The convention is a valuable, and I want to take the opportumty once-a-year opportumty for pubhc Louisiana Extra Fancy that WrItIng trus column prOVides school officials to meet face-to- me over the next few weeks to ex- face and gaIn a broader perspec- HOLIDAY YAMS .29C LB. plore some of the reasons that tive on not only local but state and have been offered to explalll the national issues," Brummel said. FRESH CELLO-PACK SPINACH C close vote on March 7 "By relating our school district 10 Oz. Pkg. .66 , In order to put the March 7 vote to the national pIcture and to in the proper perspective though, other dIstricts of comparable size, f • I do want to note that 7,597 votes we are helped to arrive at work- STOUFFER'S ENTREES Spinach Souffle, Potatoes Au Gratin were cast m thIS election That able solutIOns to many mutual EA. r number of votes is less than 19 problems," the superintendent and Macaroni & Cheese .99 r percent of the registered voters III added. the school district, and is only 187 The NSBA, headquartered in I votes more than were cast in the Washington, D.C., IS a federation 1980 mIllage election In conSIder- of state school boards associatlons i mg those statIstIcs, I thmk it IS and serves the nahon's 95,000 Important to question why the local school board members,
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Page Eleven-A Thursday, March 31, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Students take home honors South High School's BOEC (Business Office Education Club) had two first-place WInners at state competitIOns held at the RenaIssance Center on March 5, 6 and 7 Senior Suzanne Vyletel won first place m Typmg and Related I - ElectriC She also received second place at the regIOnal competitIOns In February and will be a contest- ant at the NatIOnal Leadership Conference m Chicago on April 22 JunIOr Stephame Sachs won first place In the receptlOmst competitIOn StephanIe brought home the fust place trophy from the regIOnal competitIOns and also IS lookmg forward to bemg a con- testant In Chicago. Jumor and semor BOEC club members w1l1 be busy conductmg fund raisers to help the students and thdf sponsors defr::!}" the FREE RAND McNALLY ROAD ATLAS costs Involved m attendmg the WITH EACH HOMEOWNERS QUOTE! NatIOnal Leadership Conference next month Anyone wlshmg to contrIbute should call Andrea Becker at 343-2138, North High School Principal G, Bruce Feighner join<, Tax :'>light ,\uction orgamzer~, (left to right) Terri, Buccelatto. Joan DeRonne and Gail Terry in testmg and checking item,; donated for the fundrai.,er s("t for Spring concert Friday. April 15 in the school cafeteria, Celebrit) auctioneer,;, l'oney i'>land suppC'r and door prize!> ~iIl be other attractions at the auction ~pon~ored b)' the Gro.,.,e POlllte ~orth High Par!.'nt';' Club. Proceed., will be: set at Parcells used for student scholar!lhips. Tickets are 81. AuctIOn Itemr; are .,till needed To donate, call 8116-1321. .. The Grosse Pointe Community I Chorus Will present its 31st sprmg South Latin Club wins tf"anl honors concert on Sunday, April 17, at EriC Lordermllk brought home Edch team I.'. made up of four I Parcells School, Mack and Ver- By Mary Beall South High blue ribbons for vocabulary and students ~ho compete agamst an- I mer, at 3 pm gr am mar BI ad Peterson \~on other team from another ~chool The South High School Latlll I The concert Will feature sel- second place for vocabulary, and by answermg questIOns on gram- ections from "My Fair Lady" to a Club won 38 rIbbons at the annual Jack Nebon placed third mar, mythology, history and I ~~ MlChlgan Juruor Classical League shghtIy different "AllelUia" by For fourth year, Ken Fromm Roman life and derivatives Both I GAME SYSTEM Latin Convention at the Umverslty Randall Thompson Refreshments placed first m grammar and tied teams won first place honors The State of the art game sys w1l1 be served following the con- of Michigan on March 18 I tem Trade In your /\tan Bill Rathsburg for flf:.t In voc- semor team, made up of third and • Video Gametoday' cert The students took academiC abulary Dave Sutherland won fourth year students, conSisted of Tickets, sold at the door, are $2 tests on mythology, vocabulary, blue rlbbon~ for mythology and Fromm, Rathsburg, dl Tommaso, 99 for adults and 75 cents for stu- grammar, Roman hfe, and deri- Roman hfe Second place winner:. and Sutherland On the JunIOr : 164 dents, vatives First year students who were Fromm and Matteo dl team. made up of first and second For informatIOn on joimng the placed first were Chns Her- Tommasso, who also won a third year students, were Anthony chorus, call 886-0710 • SOO rington, Roman life and derIva- place ribbon Morse. Burdeen. JustlnO, Padler- : S~~II I.... tives: Laura Jones, derIvatives, South also won team honors nos and Tom King Star science Kelly Langs, derIvatives Second I 1iI iiQ winners selected place wmners for first year stu- Photo workshops tour city sites dents were JUStlllO Padlernos, Photography teacher Joseph P field to photograph architecture, Seven students from Our Lady Helen Anne D'allessandro, ' MAXELL HGX-T120 ONE PIECE Messana Will begm hiS ~prlng the DetrOit Zoo and a "dawn to • 6 HR. VIDEO TAPE EXTENSION PHONE Star of the Sea grade school have Teressa Trokey. Betsy McGann, sessIOn of on-site workshop~ dusk" ses<;lOn focu:.lng on the been selected to participate m the and Brendan Walsh ThIrd place Works on all VHSmachines Automatic redial Works Saturday, Apnl 9, at the Henry downto\~n ~kylme IndiVidual I I DetrOit Metropohtan Science Fair winners were Padlerno:., D'ales- Highest quality tape avail on all telephone lines No I Ford Centenmal Library In Dear- classes vary from $15 to $25 for Iable Our reg 514991 more rental charges' thiS month sandro and Hernngtoh, born From there, It's on to a var- admiSSion I Last month the students dis- The blue nbbon wmner for sec- lety of scemc spots Includmg a For InformatIOn call Messana at 999 I played their sCience projects in ond year students was ChriS viSit to Grosse Pomte Theater's 821-6619 Classes are geared to the school hbrary Those selected Bardeen, Roman hfe Juhe new rehearsal hall on Apnl 16. persons who kno\\ how to use to participate m the SCIence fair Goloblc placed second, and Chris and back to Grosse POinte on June their 35 mm cameras Students were Mark Moore, Marco Mor- Burdeen and Table Higby took 7 to photograph a saJlboat race Will take color slide:. and no dark- reale, Lori Rea, Lisa Southwell, third place honors room or prll1tlng work IS Included Jane Sulhvan, Jamie Waldvogel In between are outings to South- CompOSitIOn IS stressed and Jerry Whohhan Among the third year students,
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Aderholdt • SINGLE FLOPPV DISK DRIVES reg. $399.00 NOW $325.00 Services were held in January Services for Mr. Aderholdt, 76,' Featuring: Pineapple and Lemon (Model VIC-1514) in Winter Haven, Fla. for Ms. Ap- formerly of Buckingham Road, pel, 71. lately of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. • CZN CASSETTE UNITS (II' Commodore Comput.ra) NOW 60.00 \7"..- Over 26 Varieties S She died Friday, Jan. 27, in and St. Clair Shores, will be held ~ • COMMODORE GAME PADDLES (VIC 1312) NOW $ 12.50 Winter Haven. today at 1 p.m at Verheyden I Also Available: Flesh California Strawberries for topprng • VICMOOEMS. FREE with pun:hlBe of NOW $100.00 Ms. Appel had lived in Winter Funeral Home. Vlcmodem: Free Membership and s~\J\NGS Haven for the past 16years, after He died Monday, March 28, at llI hour. Dow Jones "O"~\.$2.01.40\ her retirement as a psychiatric Bon Secours Hospital. ~ '(!;EW~\OR~K<;'j'T,YHU'E U'Se[('AK~' • CompuServe • The Source Of SOCialcase worker for the Grosse A resident of the Pointe for ~ Pointe Board of Education. She about 50 years, Mr. Aderholdt was • VIC 1525 GRAPHIC PRINTERS NOW $370.00 was a graduate of the Umverslty a member of the Shriners and af- , !t ALL COMMODORE SOFTWARE IN STOCK 25% OFF of Miami, Umversity of Maryland fihated WIth Grosse Pointe Memo- SHOPPE OomputeILand' While Supplies Last and Wayne State University rial Church. 882-7921 882.8082 Ms. Afpel was a member of the He IS survived by his Wife, Mary 11111.1 " \(" (,110 ..... ' 1'00'Tt \\OOlh 1:!540 22000 Greater Mack board 0 directors of the Wmter H., one daughter, J111 and one ---- "'V s.twMn. & 9 .... , Sl Clair snore. n2 Haven Duplicate Club and a life- granddaughter time member of the American Memorial contnbutions may be Contact Bridge League. She also made to Grosse Pomte Memorial SAlE ON ORIGINAL DOCKS'DERS was a member of the local, state Church. and National American Audubon Interment was m White Chapel Society. Cemetery Just In Time For Spring There are no Immediate sur- vivors. Mrs. Jane Ryan Milligan • Aft' All" Ai t ciU~~UL~Ut:. Ij~!~ hddult:l1 Oy ServIces ior Mrl>. Ml111gan, 61, IU70 urr the Ott-Laughlin Funeral Home in of Lakeland Road, were held Winter Haven. Monday, March 21, In St Paul Men'•• W..... '•• Children'. Church. All sizes & widths She died Wednesday, March 16 Peter S. Jamerino in Cotta,ge Hospital. ' Horrow-Medium-Wlde Services for Mr. Jamerioo, 63, Born 10 Illinois, she is survived TAN, WHITE. WINE, BONE, BLUE of Muir Road, were held Tuesday, by her husband, Robert; two sons, March 15; at St. Paul Church . Robert III and Edward; a EASTER • MAlTOT"" mlls • He diea Saturday, March 12, in daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Bon Secours Hospital. Jonckheer; two brothers' one PLANT Born in Michigan, he worked for sister and three grandchi1d~en. years for the Grosse Pointe public Memorial contributions may be SALE CALL FOR MAIL ORDERS 775-5837 made to the Michigan Cancer school system. An Army veteran All blooming and of World War II, Mr. Jamerino Foundation. was a life member of the VFW. Cremation was at Forest Lawn green plants ~~ Cemetery. ... VERFAILLIE'S Si«4 Mr. Jamerino was also well 200/0 off ."':..'fl known for his work at the Farms Cash and Carry !II ~~. 22428E. IN Mill Rd., St. CI* ShanI Pier Park during the Fishing Ronald L. Cooney ...lWJ1W- ~ OVER 50 YEARS .r Rodeo. Services for Mr. Cooney, 28, of 20311 Mack at Lochmoor ... SERVING EAST SIDE l Mr. Jamerino is survived by his Muir Road, were held Wednesday, wife, Josephine P.; two daugh- March 30, at the Verheyden ters, Janice Wise and Jeanette Funeral Home and St. Paul Kinsora; two sons, Stephen and Church. Vincent; one sister; one brother He died Sunday, March 27, in and six grandchildren. Cottage Hospital. •Shishkabob Memorial contributions may be A native Detroiter, Mr. Cooney FREE, I .~~~ ..w made to the Bon Secours hospice is survived by his parents, Leo A. •Rotisserie W--~ program. and Eleanor Cooney. Interment was in Resurrection Interment plans were •Shelf Cemetery. incomplete at press time. Gifts and Arrangements were handled by the Eppens-VanDeweghe Funeral Charles P. Kellett Jr. Home. Services for Mr. Kellett, 58, of rebates on Devonshire Road, were held Tuesday, March 29, at the Lloyd C. Nyman Verheyden Funeral Home and 81. York heat pumps. Services for Mr. Nyman, 70, Paul Church. formerly of Oxford Road, lately of He died Saturday, March 26, in Sun City, Ariz., were held Tues- his home. Buy a York heat pump now and gel gilla and rebales worlh $200 Choose an Alarie in Video Computer Syslem TM Or selecl a Sharp televlstOn or radiO cassette recorder or a day, March 29, Sunland Memo- Born in Detroit, he is survived 19 piece set 01 CaMon 5 beSllowels and gel a $100 rebale 100 rial Park, Sun City. by his wife, Ann; four sons, All 3FREE with the purchase Our Smart heat pumps are compuler Mr. Nyman died Saturday, Charles P. III, Philip J., Peter M., controlled 10elflclenlly cool and heal your March 26, in Boswell Hospital, and John C.; two daughters, Mrs. . _ . of an Arkla GasgrilL rome and save energy Sun Citf. Mary Cahalan and Katherine; his Born In Detroit, Mr. Nyman was mother, Mrs. Juliette Kellett and ~- 'MKLA fou.nder of the Nyman Manufac- three brothers. ". GASGRILLS turers Co. He was a graduate of Interment was in Mt. Elliott the University of Michigan and Cemetery. ; was a member of the University ~;/1 ~(jCoolQp.g9ut of Michigan Alumnae Association, Mrs. Harriet A. Jones serving seven years on its FREE Tank of Gas FREE Assembly FREE Local Delivery We re your '(olk dealer-a speclallsl In deSign mslallahon scholarship selection committee. Services for Mrs. Jones, 51, of with Gas Grill Purchase and service Call us today lor details Windmill Pointe Drive, were held Mr. Nyman was a 25-year Offer ends May 31, 1983 Saturday, March 26, at the member of the board of trustees Verheyden Funeral Home and 8t. 20947 MACK AVENUE of the Methodist Children's Home Paul Evangelical Lutheran DETROIT of Detroit and also was a former Church. 885-4670 Jj.!~1JlL~J member of the Grosse Pomte Woods Presbyterian Church. She died Wednesday, March 23 1-!J))11 S!.L 885.2400 Mr. Nyman is survived by two in Bon Secours Hospital. • daughters, Carolyn Nymarl and Born in New York, she is 14641En. Warren Ave. MACOMB survived by her husband, Robert LEGAL NOTICE Detroit, MI 4821S.2193 Rosemary >Finke; a son, James; and four grandcluldren. E.; a son, Robert A.; a daughter, 777.8808 MemorIal contributions may be Nancy A.; and her mother, Mrs. NOTICE OF APPLICATION made to the Methodist Children's Helen Leiner Home or the American Cancer Interment was in WhIte Chapel Cemetery. Notification is hereby given that Michigan National Bank of Society. Detroit, 22595 West Eight Mile Road, Detroit, Wayne Coun- GArris' Meothaus ty, Michigan 48219 has filed an application with the Comp- 885-7290 troller of the Currency on March 29, 1983 as specified in 12 ----'~' SUMMARY OF THE MINUTES CFR 5 of the Comptroller's Manual for National Banks, for -'/~.('GM I ~~ 8-6 TUESDAY permission to establish a CBCT at 73 Kercheval, Grosse '/' thru SATURDAY MICHIGAN Pointe Farms, Wayne County, Michigan 48236. 4 ~ Pallllng In Rear CITY OF ~r01l1le 'ohtte 1J1~trtn1l 01 Moross I MARCH 21, 1983 Any person wishing to comment on this applicatIOn may The Meeting was called to order at 8.00 p m file in writing with the Regional Administrator of National Banks, Seventh National Bank Region, Sears Tower, Suite Present on Roll Call' Mayor James H Dingeman, Councilmen Jack M 5750, 233 South Wacker Drive, Chicago, Illinois, 60606 within Cudllp, Kaney J. Waugaman, Harry T. Echlin and Gall Kaess 10 days after the date of this publication. The non-confiden- Those Absent Were. Councllmen Joseph L Fromm and Lloyd A sem. tial portions of the application are on fIle WIth the Regional pIe Administrator as part of the public file. This file is avail- ChOICe able for public inspection during regular business hours. Also Present. Mrs Lawrence G Campbell, CIty Atwrney, Mr Andrew Boneless Rib Roast $3.99 LB. Bremer, Jr., City Manager, Mr Richard G. Solak, City Clerk and Mr GPN - 3-31-83 Robert K. Ferber, Chief of Pollce Standing Rib Roast $3.19 LB. Mayor DiTlgeman presIded at the Meeting Pork Crown Roast $1.99 LB. • Chorce CounCIlmen Fromm and Semple were excused from attendmg the Meet. Rolled Rump Roast $2.89 LB. ing, Village 0/ grosse 'Pointe c8hores Fresh American 795 LAKE SHORE ROAD The Mmutes of the Regular Meetmg whIch was held on March 7,1983, were GROSSE POINTE SHORES, MICHIGAN i8236 Leg '0' Lam b $2.99 LB. were approved as corrected. Alexander & Hornung The Minutes of the Closed Session which was held on March 7, 1983, were Whole Smoked Hams $2.49 LB. approved as corrected. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Alexander & Hornung Notice IS hereby gIVen that a publIc hearmg Will be held by the Village The Council, actmg as a Zoning Board of Appeals, approved the Mmutes Council of the VIllage of Grosse Pomte Shores for amendments to the Semi Boneless Hams $2.49 LB. of the Heanngs held on March 7, 1983 and further, at the appellant's VIllage's Zonmg OrdInance SpecIfiC amendments are to Fresh Polish Sausage $1.79 LB. request, voted to adjOurn the appeal of Mr & Mrs DaVId Fuger of 204 Lakeview to Monday, May 2, 1983 at 8 00 pm Ordmance No BO,Article I, sectIon 100, Easter Specio s Expire April 3, 1983 Ordinance No 80. ArtIcle !L Sectton 208, Alexander & Hornung The Councll adopted a resolutton approvmg Code No 6-01, Ordmance No OrdInance No 83. Article VII, sectIon 700, Knackwurst $1.99 LB. 262 Amendment w the Uniform Traffic Code, such Ordinance declared Imported immediately necessary for the preservatIon of the publIc peace, health The CounCil WIll further conSider the (olloWIng proposed ordmances and safety. and IS therefore given Immed1ate effect Polish Ham $2.49 LB. 1 An ordInance for the admmlstratlOn and enforcement of the Village Smoked Layer Bacon $1 .89 LB. The CounCIl adopted a resolutIon to cancel the Regular Meetings of the BUlldmg Code Sale Items Expire Atml 9, 1983 Clt)' Council of April 4 and Apnl 18, 1983, and schedule a Regular Meeting for Aprll II, 1983 at 8 00 P m 2 An ordinance to reqUIre a permIt for the mstaliatlOn of satelhte U S.D.A. CHOICE antennaes HINDS ••••••••••••• $1.49 lB. The Council adopted a resolution extendtng the penod of time granted to the DetrOit News DIstribution Station to temporarIly contmue operation All Interested partIes are inVited to attend the public hearmg scheduled SIDES •••••••••••••• $1.29 LB. for 5 30 pm on Tuesday, AprIl 19, 1983 m the CounCIl Chambers of the until May 2, 1983 Vl1lage Hall MuniCIpal BUlldmg at 795 Lake Shore Road, Grosse Pomte ***************.***~~k***~**~~********* The Counc:1 adopted a resolution that Immediately followmg adjournment Shores, Michigan ~ tI(~ • Polish Ham • American Cheese 00 '2 ~ of the Regular Meeting, a Closed SesSion shall be held for the purpose of A copy of the Village'S Zonmg Ordinance and proposed amendments and ~ "'-~, • Corned Beef • SWISS Cheese ~ consldenng the purchase or lease of real property additions are available for pubhc InspectIon durmg regular hours at the Village Ofhces weekdays between 8 00 a m to 5 00 P m :~rI\...~S• Turkey Breasts. Potato Salad per: Upon proper motion mat'e, supported and carried, the Meeting adjourned Hard Salami •• Cole Slow person,.. at 8 50 pm John R. Nicholson .. ~r • Clerk : ~ • liver Sausage • Fresh Bakery Bread : JAMES H. DINGEMAN RICHARD G. SOLAK GPN 3/31/83 and 417/83 *************************************** GPN - 3-31-83 MAYOR CITY CLERK • 4 -.-4-~ Page Thirteen.A~ Thursday, March 31, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS THIS ~STHE BESTI Temple Israel visits hospital Members of the Temple Israel also Will act as patll'ntl VISitor AMIGO What's on Cable Congregation will spend Sunday, aides, will answer questlOn~ at the "THE FRIENDL Y WHEELCHAIR" Thursday, March 31 - Channel 8 April 3, substituting for Bon Sec- mformatlOn desk, and Will work 10 • Portable, lightweight ~. "'- ours Hospital volunteers who Will the emergency room lounge, the • 8 P m - "Houses, Houses" - A review of houses for sale 10 the Grosse Easily IIts Into most celebrate Easter Sunday. hospital saId car trunks I Pomtes and Harper Woods ThiS Will be the Sixth year that "Their kmdnes::. WIll make Eas. • Cost Covered by Most Thursday. March 31 - Channel 17 Insurances ,. 20 JeWish volunteers Will offer ter Sunday a better day for pa- For • Very Easy to Operate " • 6 pm - "Our Way of LIfe" - Shows how our way of hfe frequently their time so that Christian volun- tlents, Vlsltor~ and ~taff," accord- In Home. Schools ~ teers may celebrate Easter With 109 to Maureen DuFour, director ShoPPing. Vacation, etc ~ leads to heart attack because of the food we eat, the number of cigarettes 'class' we smoke and lack of exercise their families of Bon Secours Ho~pltal's volun. A MICHIGAN PRODUCT CREATING JOBS • 6 30 P m - Hank Luks vs Crime The Temple volunteers are teer servlce~ department "The I I • 7 pm - People With Erv - ThiS week's guest IS Paul McCarthy, mostly Southfield reSidents and Temple brael volunteer~ are a ad w. hI VI new, u.ed, rental., free-In home dem- editor of The Pomter they Will assist With patient ad- perfect example of what a on.trltlon. Ind Immediate Delivery Antywhere In • 7 30 pm - A View from a Park Bench, With Judge Beverly C the U.S.A. mlttlOg and discharge, patient Judeo-Clmstlan relatIOnship can results Grobbel meals and menu selectIOn They be" Pleate Call Collect Anytime 517-777-0600 • B P m - The Health Field or write • 8.30 pm - Fmanclal Plannmg, With Margaret Southworth, Certified City to plant 100 new trees call AMIGO SALES Fmanclal Planner 6693 Dixie Hwy. Thursday, March 31 - Channel 19 The Grosse POinte City Tree nan::.an and 59 tree~ were pruned Bridgeport, MI 48722 CommISSIOn la~t week detailed ItS of diseased lImbs The City last 882-6900 Jack McConnell Ol.trlbutor • 6 pm - "A World of Energy The Breeder Reactor .. 1982 tree mamtenance program year lost 71 public elm trees to • 7 P m - "Steady Gams" - News and mformatlOn from the students of for counCil membel sand mdICat- Dutch Elm Dlsea.':oe, along ~Ith ~7 Grosse Pomte schools ed 1,655 elms were sprayed to pflvate tree~ Fnday, April 1 - Channel 8 combat Ductch Elm Disease The City has plan'> to plant 100 HAVE YOU SEEN Accordmg to the commiSSIOn, new tree.':o thl'> fall, according to • 7 30 P m - The Job Mart - A umque program deSigned to showcase 555 public and pnvate trees were admlm~tratlve aIde Chr1~ Mat- talented area residents THIS MAN? • 8 P m. - "Houses, Houses" - See March 31 IIst10g mJected With the chemical Llg- thew r nuay, AIJrLi 1 - Cnolnnel 14 YOU 5HUULDU :J A }: ~1.fd ;{~rjj.~_ ~k$ W ,:#,,~...~)~ -,;"-> .;. (~"=" N 'f" ¥ ">"} (- Lincoln-Mercury f NOW AT... at .4.30 p.m - AmerICan Catholtc • 5 P m - Faith 20 PARK MOTOR SALES • 5 30 p.m - Executive Council of the Episcopal Church "Together. To ~, 18100 WOODWARD at Palmer Park Make A Difference" BltwHn 8 Mile I 7 Mile Rd. • 8 P m. - Services taped at St Paul Roman Cathohc Church BELLE .ISLE Detroit, MI 48203 869-5000 Monday, April 4 - Channel 8 ~~::a:::::~::::O~:::H:::~:~~:::"": "" < • 7 30 P m - The Job Mart - See April 1 1Istmg • 8 P m - "Houses, Houses" - See March 31 listing Monday, April 4 - Channel 17 AWNING CO SPRINGSPECIALS(. nvas • Vinyl • Acrilan • Dacrarl at • 6:30 p.m - "Waveforms" - A weekly senes that takes a look and listen at contemporary musIc It features hve performances by national and local groups THE FLYING MACHINE • 7 P m - "SmgieSeen" - An alternative to bars, datmg serVICes,and 1 BIY NOW and SAVE from open 'tit close well-mtentioned fnends. ~~~VA ~~' • 7.30 P m - The Health Field SUPPLY • 8 P m - Health Talks Serv,ng Grosse POinte Since T93 r and TUESDAY THURSDAY Monday, April 4 - Channel 19 . 774.1010 22704 Harper EQUIPMENT Coney St Clair Shorel Pitcher .5 pm - "S~eady Gams" - See March 31 1Istmg. Dogs Beer • 6 p.m - "A Darush Farmer" and $2.75 Tuesday. April 5 - Channel 8 Mixed • 8 P m - "Houses, Houses" - See March 31 1IstlOg ! lb. Ground Tuesday, April 5 - Channel 17 Drinks Rounds (Bar Brands) • 6 p.m - "Barney Butts" - Entertammg, animated cartoon tells story $1.00 99~ 10 pantomme of lil-fated man addicted to smokmg Adventures mclude smoke blighted-romance, short Winded attempt at sports and failure to w~rk * I FRESH FISH FRIDAYAND SATURDAv.1 • 6 30 P m... Hank LUks vs Crime ' Spirits and Eatery • 7 P m?'c' ~""Peop~~th Erv -"-"This 'WeeK'S -g~t IS"Lauren"Pittman • 7 30 P m. ~ A View from a Park Bench, With Judge Beverly C Grab- 371-1707 bel 19818 KELLY ROAD • 8 P m - The Health Field Harper Woods • 8:30 p.m - Fmancial Plannmg, With Margaret Southworth OPEN SUNDAYS Tuesday, April 5 - Channel 19 • 5.30 pm - Students at Defer School present "Puss In Boots, With a GUCCIBag" Over A Century of Service • 6 P m - "Future Funds" • 7 P m - "Steady Gams" - See March 31 hstmg MORRELL E-Z CUT HAMS to the Eastside Communities Wednesday. April 6 - Channel 5 /L"~ ~<~, • 4 30 P m - Amencan Cathollc Honey Glazed 54 • 5 P m - Faith 20 '~ • -~~ lIt_ • 5 30 P m - Episcopal Church "Together To Make a Difference .. ." ~ r ...,,~' ._ SPIRAL Sliced 7'i;ti~ • 8 P m - ServICes at Ebenezer Baptist Church ...... ,~. <,. '. . . ~if Wednesday, April 6 - Channel 8 - . • 7.30 pm - The Job Mart - See April 1 IIstmg HAMS • 8 P m - "Houses, Houses" - See March 31 listing Wednesday, April 6 - Channel 17 $3.09 LB. '6.30 pm - "Waveforms" - See Apnl 4 hstmg • 7 P m - "SmgleSeen" - See AprJl 4 IIstmg V2OR WHOLE HAMS AVAILABLE • 7 30 pm - The Health Field Crop.~heck Chapel of • 8 p.m - Health Talks PLEASE ORDER AHEAD Wednesday, April 6 - Channel 19 ifheWm. R.llamilton C'o. • 5 P m - "Steady Gams" - See March 31 Iistmg Champagne! • 6 P m - "Portugal Hohday Land" f'JNERAL DIRECTORS Domaine Chandon Brut or 226 CROCKER BLVD. Blanc de Noirs $10.99 Bottle Mount Clemens 4806~ 463-0577 Attention Ladies! Attention Spring Beaujolais Wine Sale Now in Progress "m R lIamdloll 11 I CJ()J- I 9H I TUES. & WED. Menl New Florida Grade "A" Medium n,)\ul \I 113nllllon John \l; Brnll.I1I,1I1 Red Potatoes 19<;LB. Eggs 65<; doz. Rundici J) IIc'cl.mann linHI R \lnlll:l~lIl' ONLY Gasper or Rudy ftq \"OCHII(' [)I r('('Iflr- Wilt Give You A Tender Borden Lo-Fa' 12 % \1 < m I", 1,\ 1'1/11<."",,, PERFECT PERl1S15°O O\:SM! ~ Green Beans Milk $1.49GALLON .....111,,'1.11 \~I~l 'c J \10'1" """ I' HAIR CUTS $600 SHAMPOO UNDER 12 YEARS $4 00 ~ Sunlcis', Jumbo Borden Elsie (NOT LONG HAIR) & HAIRCUT ~_:\)SNTaAHvL~SI0SAraKE"Rgyes6 for 99<; ICE CREAM $1.89 112 GAL. MANICURES S500 00 ~ GROSSEPOINTE CUSTOM CHEESECAKES PEDiCURES SllOO FOR S8(MO "4.00) ASK FOR JOSIE TUES. & FRI. ONL Y I• DANTE'S I A JIl Iwm oj Ib, .....or I I ("r/, I UI'k.R\ I:,OR A~&l&rANT \lANA(,~_H Service CommiSSIon. Mrs. Gattorn long has. . . J k tired PIcGGY 0 CONNOR "ELL RI\ARD I'A r ROl !"~JoAL been Interested in county government and service commiSSIon, L.evi .ac son, a re . MIKE ANDRaJClYK ~NN~Ml LH~RI", ~AU ~ PHO\loTIO" served as a member of the Charter Commls- Ford ~otor Co executive With labor relatIons JOMNE!"l GOL LElllE (QR~_Jo..N ~LA ''oFl J BE' Is closing schools the answer'! If Fred D. Todd is able to do for Wayne Coun- earlier by Lucas. The plan, adopted by a 14-1 To the EdItor: disappointed that the Grosse search for the proper solution, ty what he is given credit for having done for vote, will reduce the number of county depart- I am writing 10 response to Pomte News and many CIti- we need your support and Ingham County over the past five years, he will ments from 22go six, eliminate a host of county articles and letters pubhshed zens are putting pressure on ideas not cnticlsm and pres- be a political and financial miracle man. boards and commissions, and estabhsh a cash in the last few issues of thIS the board to close schools and sure to make a qUick decision Todd is the county's new chief fmancial of- management committee to improve investment newspaper relating to school do it fast I Closing schools may We have set a timetable for fICer who earned his appointment from County earnings, keep better track of funds and make millage and school closings. be the answer, but as I search dI('uSSlOnand actIOn for school Executive William Lucas because of his record long-range finanCial plans. The reorganization through all the possibilities reorganizatIOn with June 13 as as controller and admmistrative officer for In- plan also calls for elimination of the elected I fIrst would like to identIfy and solutions to thIS complex the recommended date for our gham County. In that county, Todd is credited offiCes of drain commIssioner and register of myself. I am Catherine Question I am aware of the fmal deCISIOn This tImetable With having streamlined county government, deeds and the appomted three-member road Brierly, secretary and trustee, need to be thorough, sure and has been publicly reVIewed WIping out its multimillion-dollar deficit and commission, although this part of the reor- of the Board of Education. I deliberate. Our decision will and ISevidence that we plan to ending up last year with an $8 million surplus. ganization will be subject to voter approval. would further say that I am impact on the quality of edu- make our deciSIOn on In Wayne County, he faces a much bigger Overall, these changes ought to improve ac- speaking for myself alone, not cation and the quality of life in schedule. challenge in designing a fiscal policy to wipe countability, eliminate duplication and other- for the rest of the board. Grosse Pointe for many years Catherine Brierly out this county's $130-million deficit as quickly wise help achieve substantial savings in county Articles, editorials and let- to come. Therefore, as we Grosse Pomte Woods as possible. However, even if it takes him as government. ters in your last issues cite the long as the five years he needed in Ingham In an interview with the Detroit News, Todd need to close schools, the need County to bring Wayne County back to a sur- said he would do "whatever is necessary" to to close schools soon, the need Lucas on county reform plus, he would certainly be worth all of the bring Wayne County to a sound financial condi- for budget cuts, the need to $62,000a year Lucas has promised him. tion, He conceded that it would take time to tighten belts, and the need to To the Editor: way you have captured the True, the Wayne bud@ei is six times bigger achieve his aim but insisted that while "it's a freeze salaries. I missed read- I have watched and read a most meaningfUl aspect of the than Ingham COUhi.,y'5,Llut his Ingham County tough job, it's doable." in¥. about the need to give considerable number of tele- conflicts that have emerged colleagues contend that Todd did "an incredible chIldren a quality education. vision news stories, newspaper since the charter was enacted. job." A graduate of Detroit College of Business LUCAS SAID he had picked Todd' after a na- tionwide search. If Todd lives up to his press articles and edito~ial~ rel~ted The voters could hardly who also holds a master's degree In finance I grew up and went to school to county reorgamzatIon Since have been more clear in their and served as finance director and treasurer of notices, he not only will be a miracle man but in Grosse Pointe. I received an might become a potential rival for Lucas' own I have taken office. Mos~ of demand for reform. Every ob- Novi, Todd is no stranger to the Detroit area, a excellent education here. I be- thes~ news spots are r~act1ons stacle that has been thrown fact that should stand him in good stead as he elective job as county executive as well, Lucas lieve our children and their should be given credit, however, for picking a to smgle events WhICh are up-onthe road to fiscal respon. tackles Wayne's deficit. children need that same excel- elements of the overall reform slbility and sound manage- man who appears to be highly capable with a lent education. Grosse Pointe proven record of success. effort. . . ment practices seems to be a TODD'S DESIRE to streamline county gov- is a "quality" community and Rarely do I read an edItOrial selfish demonstration of blat- ernment got additional support when the The county taxpayers wish Todd well. Each a desirable place to live due of us has as large an investment in Todd's suc- that attempts to deal with the ant disregard for the will of Wayne Board of County Commissioners finally mainly to its fine record of ex- entire picture as did the edito- the people approved the reorganization plan submitted cess as Lucas does. cellence in education. Ask any rial in the March 17, edition of '.. realtor. the Grosse Pointe News. While Y?ur analysIs of thiS state of \ In response to all the I am confident that you and I affaIrs was a pleas.ur.e to read. "needs" stated above, I would do not agree on every single WIlham Lu~as Accentuating the negative say we are very cost con- issue, I certainly admire the Wayne County Executive SCIOUS.We have an energy Now that the Legislature has approved a 38 that will be required. Now it appears the saving pro!Jram in our buifd- percent increase in the state income tax, with Democrats, both in the governor's office and ings, we dId not replace the What; new on only a sin~e Republican vote in support of the the Legislature, will be determined to prove last two administrators who measure, It is crear that a tax issue has been that all of the revenue sought by the ~overnor resigned, we have reduced created for the 1984le~islative election as well was needed, while the Republicans wIll try to staff as enrollment declined, as the 1986 gubernatorIal contest. prove that it wasn't. we have switched to a self-in- .r..,E .." II When the chips were down, Democrats in If economic recovery comes more rapidly sured insurance program, we By rat Rousseau both houses supported Gov. James Blanchard's than anticipated, then the Republicans should have voluntarily reduced our Easter Bunny . handmade doorstops I What a fun program almost to a man. The lone Democratic have an easier time proving their argument. millage levy, to name a few: and useful Easter gIft Find them along With other Easter dis!>enter was Sen. Gilbert DiNello of East De- It is true that all of the additional revenues When I ran for election to presents at the Greenhouse, 117 Kercheval 881-6833 troit. And the only Republican to vote for it was will not immediately flow into the state's trea- this office, I promised qualIty education while watchIng our • Republican Harry DeMaso of Battle Creek who sury but some of it will start rolling in as soon Easter Vacation South? . Take along a new Sea- contended he was putting his state first and his as new withholding tables and new quarterly tax dollars. I continue to strive waves swimsUIt. Two favontes are a one piece boy leg political future second by breaking ranks with reporting forms are distributed. So taxpayers to meet that goal. I guess I am style .. green with white polkadots and hiS GOP colleagues. will have to start gearing up to meet the new flowers. The same style comes in sunny ~_. and higher taxes. yellow with shocking and royal blue flow- TRUE, THE Senate bill that was finally ac- Woods must ers. Two new terry coverups and new VI- cepted was slightly more moderate than the TRUE, THE STATE needed additional rev- sors add up to fun in the sun. Fmd them at House bill, but it stIll retained the 38 percent enue. But passage of the Democratic gover- deal with Pappagallo 115 Kercheval increase 10 the mcome tax that the governor nor's program by a Democratic Legislature had recommended. The rate will go from th~ still does not prove that the Democratic tax • present 4.6 percent to 6.35 percent, retroactIve increase package was the right one for the meter maids The League Shop Wishes you a happy to Jan 1, but wJlI be no higher than 6.1 percent times. Instead, it almost certainly increases the ro the Editor: 7fst. J.",,'# Easter and remmds you that It \l,lll be closed prospects that battles over taxes will become I wish to bring to the atten- J.... Good Fnday from noon until 3 p m 72 on Jan. 1, 1984,and no higher than 5.35 percent ~ Kercheval starting Jan. I, 1985,and into 1986. major issues in the 1984 and 1986 state elec- tion of all of the Grosse Pointe Sf An increase of one-quarter of a percentage tions. communities the ludicrous • point, included In the overall hike, will expire "We're passing an extremely expensive tax Grosse Po1Ote Woods parking Mafia Dmon Wishes a hapPJ Easter to dll her Oct. I, 1986.If the state's average jobless rate increase which ignores economic realities and meter flOes which have caused customers and fnends She IS ready for Easter v,lth a faIls below a fixed percentage, the decline In economic competitiveness," Sen John Engler, BIll Anton to discontinue serv- very pretty spnng collectIOn of dresses, SUits and ~epa the tax hike could be greater. While the unem- Mt. Pleasant Republican, said after last week's ing luncheon at hIS excellent rates Are you? 11 Kercheval ployment rate would have to dip to 9 percent or vote. "MIchigan runs a very grave risk of los- establishment. ing out on its share of the (economic) recov- • less for all of the tax increase to expire, there Mr. Anton commIssioned a Peter Rabbit and Mrs Peter Rabbit by Beatn" Potter are no guarantees It ever will. ery. " study that determined that along With other adorable stuffed ammab are \l,altll1g for It is disappointing that a bipartisan agree- If that really occurs, the GOP Willhave addi- tickets were ISSUedbehind his ment could not have been reached on the tax tional reason for accusing the Democrats of ~~u W[!][!!]Gm3 ~[b01?(XJ@0 . 110 Kercheval accentuating the negative on the tax issue. restaurant 10 such great num- Increase and the further cuts in state spending bers that it set a record. Lots of charmlllg straw hats and Ea~ter honnets for little girls It is an observable fact that the meter maids in the Woods • are overzealous to say the seasons Of Paper has brdnd new de<,lgn<;III mono- grams, logos for persona1l7ed papf'r party VERY COLD••.DEEP LARGE INDIAN POPULAtiON least They virtually speed around making certain not to goods In so man" lo\'ely lolor" Pel felt for SNOWS SUSPECTED. PRONE TO fiSHING FOR showers, \l,eddmgs, gradudtlOl1<;. hlrthddy<; miss anyone In the entire FOOD RATHER THAN SPORt. and anmversanes Choo<;epla<;tlc gla'i<;c<;In all commumty who may be 'iIZeS and personalJ7e them \\-Ith your mono parked at an expired meter gram or boat logo 115 Kerche\ al It IStragic to think that any- • one wishing to have a business La Strega's new collectIOn of Ultrasuede fashions lunch must turn to a fast food !ncludes coats. SUitS, separate Jackets and shirts Il outlet or drive a great distance III the most beautiful new L'ltrasuede colors of J'-~f if he wishes to remain in peach and light earth tones plus perenmal A. UNSOLD CONDOS e Grosse Pomte. faVOrites 63 Kercheval In the lobby of the ( I UNPlnlD CHERRIG. Colomal Federal BUJldmg if In my opimon, it IS abso- lutely ridiCulous for this situa- • tion to continue. Needless to PerSnickety Pedlar has a colorful Idea to pIck up your say, the value of lost salaries spnng Our Fleldcre,>t towels WIth fresh new . shades have great new prices bath towel and revenues generated at the . $12. hand towel $6 75 and wB,>hcloth $2 95 STRANGE BR1DGE. ~ only "outstanding" restaurant ~ Come m and spark up your bathroom soon in Grosse POinte Woods far 00 Kercheval \'eHICNiO' IlI6 BUCKS. ~ exceeds the money collected from the meters. • 1:...-: J f I commend Mr Anton for SpeCial at Trail ApothE'cary. 121 ~,~ "fORTY PlUs'~ Kercheval You get SIX bar.:; of Nelltrogena 1-, It POLl1lClANS, £T AL, U8Hl the stand he has taken. is dry skm or regular formula '>oap. a $12 value I I : f' PREPPIES. incumbent upon Mayor George for $9 I Freeman and the Woods City ~".1 Council to take appropnate ac- • I I 'II tion immediately to bring this D WINGS has handmade kll1del- nonsensical sItuation to an wn .I Ing boxes ($60 and DETROIT .. end, handmade magazme racks ($40) Both have duck deSigns on ENOUGH SAID? them One Kercheval Open Thursdays until 9 p m Herbert Lorenz 88&-4001. Grosse Pointe Farms \ ee:m:m • $ • • 4 • • People Section of rfhe I)ointe The Second Section 13 Thursday, March 31, 1983 FrOTI1Another Poi11te Of View By }mwt Mueller The Honorable Martha GrIffiths, Lieutenant Governor of MiChigan, IS serving as honorary chairman of "Swing into Sprmg Celebrates Michigan," a black tie benefit for the Grosse POinte Symphony Orchestra. The party, spon- sored by the Pomte Symphony Women's AssociatIOn, will be held Saturday evening, April 16, at the Grosse Pomte Yacht Club LIeutenant Governor GrIffiths wIll be there, wearing her Inaugural ballgown desIgned by John MIJatavich, a member of Design AllIance DetroIt, the group of ac- complIshed men and women who have elected to prac- tice their couture skills right here in Michigan rather than hE"ad for thE" E;l"t ('oa"t or Califorma Durmg the cocktaIl hour, which begins at 6:30 p.m., there Will be a fashIOn parade of OrIginal creations by members of DeSIgn Alliance Detroit, WIth commentary by DetrOit Free Press FashIOn Editor Lmnea Lannon, a great belIever m MIchigan deSIgners A London BrOIl dmner, served at 8 pm., will be fol- lowed by dancmg until mldmght to the Big Band sounds of Chet Bogan's orchestra. Chet promises mellow music: arrangements made famous by the likes of Artie Shaw, Tommy Dorsey and Glenn Miller. Masterminding all these festiv\ties are co-chairmen Au,ction daze!. • • Maureen Allison and Georgia Balog, with assistance It's countdown time, with blastoff for "the from fellow Pointe Symphony Women's Association ... hottest video game in town," the 15th annual members Marjorie Fahlm, mailing; Sandra Drettman Channel 56 Auction, scheduled to take place a and Patricia Young, patrons; Ann Lazar, reservations; week from tomorrow, Friday, April 8, at 7 p.m. Carol Ann Cavazos, decoratIOns; Lenore Marshall, pub- - and, as might be imagined, down at the pub- lIcity; MarIlyn Coticchio, prizes; Susan Flanagan, hos- lic televIsion station studios on Second tesses; and Rose MarIe Szymanski, raffle Boulevard, the joint is jumpmg! Auction volun- teers like Grosse Pointe's LOIS WATERMAN "I was at last year's 'Swmg mto Sprmg'," says !<'ehx and DORIS ERICKSEN (left and right, flank- ReSnick, longtime dIrector of the Grosse Pointe Sym- ing the video game above) and ROSE BELL phony "It was great fun, and Mrs. ReSnick and I hope to (right), wheelmg in the lO-speed one of her go- go thIS year. getters went and got, and general auction chairman DOTTI DOERER, on the phone "It seems approprIate that the Women's Association, (she's begun to think of it as a virtual extension whose support helps make it possible for the Grosse of her ear) while auction producer HAL Pointe Symphony to provide a platform for outstanding EWING waits for her attention, are busier than musical talent in the community, should also, at this a barrel of bees WIth final preparations for the benefIt, be giving a boost to creative talent in the fashion nine-day public television sell-a-thon of donated line And, of course, Lieutenant Governor GrIffiths' in- goods and services. After opening night, the terest and presence. IS a real plus." auction begins daily at 1 p.m. and will run Tickets are $37.50 per person general admIssion, $50 per through 12:30 a.m., or later, live on person patrons. The latter group has something special WTVS/ Channel 56 through Saturday, April 16. m store for them' a "Swing into Sprmg Celebrates WCZY's Marc Avery will continue his lon~- Michigan" champagne party, offering a chance to visit standing tradition of opening the auction. ThIS with some of the designers, running from 6 to 8 p.m year's official host, WJR's Jimmy Launce, will Wednesday, April 13 also be on hand for the fun. Honorary Chair- man Robert Stone, vice-president of Materials The numbers to call for further mformatIOn-on what Management at General Motors, and General promises to be THE super event of the spring season in Chairman DotU WIll play Important roles in the The Pointe are 881-4655or 886-6039(Village Records & Tapes) (Continued on Page 128) (Continued on Page 5B) (fa~ttr ~ilJing ... ~. P.A.R. for the course. Ours alone! Separates in I~ \ the classic \ American manner. Mix "MR. SNOWBALL" - A delight to give or receive. Irreslstable 'n' match and BUNNY In white bisque porcelain, with BISQUET a tickle of pink highlights watch them 4-1/2",95 Perfect for the new collector. work in 4",50. I polyester ~otton twill, j i red, navy " I or khaki, BUNNY r sizes 8-16~- BON BON - 4-3/4 , 55 1------.' Ranging in ------price from I ' ------I 834-884. SPRING BOUQUET FIRST ANNUAL COMMEMORATIVE EGG JonqUils and tulips And bluebells In a spray, SpeCial Orders Only Bring you thiS message, 5",295. "Have a lovely dayl" 9-1/4",750 Current Cybls Literature A val/able \ I j ----Geana's---- A,k ahoJI or convrnlPnl lily.1 Nay plan' f aOl and ,lnd N0rlhland Open Sunday 12 to 5 p m 573-4542 fl S'f'qrl Mdslf'rC'ard VI~a Ivnprlcan barp" Dow'town 7 M f' fa~1 il'vj Bnm,nqham "JorU'la'1d 29092 VAN DYKE (AT 12 MI. RD.) TECH PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER WARREN Mon.-Sat. 10-9 Sun. 12-5 CJ6'i 6400 8646'300 37 I 8200 644 7744 5690500 Page Two-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, March 31, 1983 Julia Krueger speaks vows wnvene Detroit Sorosis April 5 Members of Detroit Sorosls, 01'- retarIes, respectively; Mrs. H S. Triumphant Cross Lutheran Bridesmaids were Cheryl Re- garuzed in 1894 and one of the o~- Davis, treasurer; Mrs. L S Church, St Clair Shores, was the ssa, the brIdegroom's Sister, Jeri est on-going women's clubs In Davidow and Mrs. J.C. Bolles, settmg for the evening wedding of Krueger, the bride's sister-m-law Michigan, gather at noon next trustees Juha Anne Krueger, daughter of Kathy Andre and Marianna FIr: Tuesday, April 5, in the Pomte The yearly auctIOn, proceeds Mr and Mrs Robert James bush. They wore floor length dres- home of Mrs. Stewart SchweIzer from which Will be applied toward Krueger, of Kenwood Court, and ses of burgundy taffeta, long- for their annual meeting camperships to send crippled Wilham DaVid Dunkelberger, son sleeved, V-necked and fashIOned The Committee on Nominations children to Camp Grace Bentley of Mr and Mrs Wilham Axtell with wrap skirts, and carfled has presented the following slate durmg the summer season, re- Dunkelber~er, of St Clair Shores stems of white and burgundy of officers for consideratlon for places the monthly program at The 6 0 clock ceremony Satur- cymbIdium orchIds the 1983-84club year. Mrs. Saxton this meeting day, February 12, at which Pastor Edward Charles Dunkelberger Voelker, president; Mrs Jack The object of Detroit Sorosls is Joseph Ekeberg presIded was fol- acted as best man for hiS brother. Newman, VIce-preSIdent; Mrs to brmg members together for in- lowed by a receptIOn at Gourmet Ushermg were Jim Miller, Brad W J Wills and Mrs Alan Canty, tellectual, phllanthroplc and SOCial Manor The newl~weds vacatIOned Felsner, Bill Duerk, of Defiance, recordmg and correspondIng sec- activity. m northern MIChigan They are at OhiO, and Dave LaPorte home In East DetrOit Flower girl Chen Andre, in a The bnde's Ivory silk gown fea- long gown, Ivory In color and Woods Garden Club to meet tured a htted bodice, styled With a tnmmed WIth burgundy ribbon, '1 Helen Broughton has InVIted the Fmerty The program will be the ruffled, drop shoulder, and a long, carned a basket of rose petals. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. members of the Grosse Pomte lecture and fIlm on the Gypsy full skIrt extendmg mto a cathed- Rmg bearer was Steven Andre. William D. Dunkelberger ~eynold W. Semmler III Woods Garden Club to her Thir- Moth, which has become a pro- ral tram SIlk bows caught her d- Mrs. Krueger wore a dark blue, teen MIle Road home for a noon blem III the Pomte area m the luslOn veil The bow motn was re- prInted velvet Jacket With the full corsage, Mrs. Krueger's purple, luncheon and meeting next Tues- past few years. peated at the veil's hem length, princess style gown, green Mrs. Dunkelberger's whIte Pair exchange day, April 5. Co-hostess IS Clara The former MISS Krueger, who III color, she selected for her SpeCial guests Included the carned a cascade of whIte or- daughter's weddmg Ivory and brIde's grandparents, Mr. and vows in fall cmo::., ::.wpnanol!!> dno trallmg IVY, go!O were the colors ot the bndeg- !ViI::>. RF. ~ictdl~ctk ~liJ ZdJa R was attended by her Sister, Re- room's mother's full length, em- Krueger, of SIOUXFalls, S.D. and A receptIOn at the Perry, MlCh , becca Ehzabeth Krueger, as maid brOIdered gown the brIdegroom's grandmother, of honor Each mother chose an orchId Madge Redwood, of Detroit home of Reynold Wllham Semm- ()U1l best ler III followed the Saturday, Oct- Cranhrook plans art and antique auction ober 16, ceremony In Umted Macomb Medical Methodist Church at WhICh he and than 1,000 art and antique objects Antique and modern furmture, Assistants to meet Carol Dawn Meyers, daughter of flOe Jewelry and fme art objects, a not Included m the auctIOn Mr. and Mrs. Emerson E. wiShes mmk coat, Ivory mIniatures and Will be avallabe for sale. Cham- John D. Taylor, professor and Meyers, of Lansmg exchanged an antIque player plano Will be pagne preview admiSSIOn of $5 In- chairman of the Department of marrIage vows. among the cornucopIa of trea- cludes an auctIon catalog. Biological Sciences, Wayne State sures up for bids during the Ar- All auction and sale pieces may University, will speak on Metas- Attendmg the bflde at the 2 ~O~ tlte UAntique Auction at Cranbrook also be seen Thursday, AprIl 7, tasis at a meeting of the Macomb o'clock ntes, at WhICh Pastor Jef- Academy of Art a week from and Friday, Apnl 8, between 10 County Chapter of the American fery Hales preSIded, was Kath- Saturday, AprIl 9 a m. and 5 p.m. in the museum, at Association of Medical Assistants, erine Kazenko, of Lansing The Items may be preVIewed no admiSSIOn charge Inc., Wednesday, April 13, at J BastRJt h~idays during a 6' 30 to 9 30 P m cham- Auction patrons ($35 per couple) Ross Browne's Whaling Station on The bndegroom, son of Mr. and pagne reception at the Cranbrook receive two tIckets to the cham- Van Dyke. Mrs. R. W Semmler Jr., of St Academy of Art Museum next pagne preview and to the auctIOn. Reservations for the program, Paul Avenue, asked hIS father to Wednesday, Apnl 6, when more Benefactors ($100 per couple) are open to all medical office person- act as best man. Ushers were W inVIted to a pre-auction cocktaIl' nel including assistants, techni- Charles Bridges, of Marblehead, party, starting at 5 p.m. at Saari- cians and managers, must be Mass., and Douglas L. Taylor, of April meeting nen House on April 9 Ticket m- made by contacting Anne Frat- The Farms formation may be obtaIned by cal- tarelli, 778-4419 (home), 939-6640 MalLia CAinan The newlyweds are at home 111 646-8432 645-3309. (office), no later than noon Mon- ling or Perry for Fox Creek Art auctions have been a major day, April 11 11 KERCHEVAL AVE. Mrs. Robert BIerley will present source of fund raising at Cran- The evening begins with the program, "Living WIth Coun- brook Academy of Art, whIch cocktails at 6 p.m. followed by Central MichIgan Umversity 882-5550 try Antiques," when members of grants Master of FIne Arts and dinner featuring a choice of four senior MARY LILLY, daughter of the Fox Creek Chapter of Ques- Master of Architecture degrees to items at $9 per person. The guest GEORGE and DOROTHY LILLY, ters gather at 12:30 p. m. next an enrollment of 150 students from speaker's talk starts at 8 p.m. Of- of The Woods, acted as a free con- Thursday, April 7, m her Blair- around the world, for more than ficers for the coming year will be sultant to a local busmess during moor Court home Mrs. Robert 25 years. Proceeds benefit scho- elected during the business meet- the fall semester under CMU's Waters will be co-hostess larship and operating funds ing, scheduled to begin at 9 p.m. Small Business Institute program. PIANOS WANTED Grands. SpiRitS. CoftSolls TOP PqlCES PAID 837-0508 BUY - SELL - RENT Traditional Classics 804S INCLUDES Round-tnp aIr transportation via Northwest Onent from Drexel, .. Airlines scheduled flights from DetrOit to London (Gatwlck AIr- EAST JEFFERSON port), normal In-flight meal and beverage service and US De- DETROIT. MICH. parture Tax DRAMATICALLY SALE PRICEDI Also Available: land Packages. Hotel Accommodations. Car Rentals 821-3525 ',ere s Vcur op~ l'tun ry '0 sa ,e substantially on qualty SOias ove seats ana l h? 'J It"at represent the best des gns emerging GreatwO\lS Trovel CorporatIOn QlItJ!Jty NlIrsm~ Irorn tOddYS rOrrle fasr on [,elo i\ ow Fo'ster s oHers a select 100 KERCHEVAL on the Hill 886-4710 Care group 01Sf> Ca " D' ccd sofas love seats and cha rs from Drex sofas SALE from $749 OPEN Mon.-Fn 9 a.m -5 pm. Sat 9'30.12'30 el s Trad I I)ral C ass cs col eel on each sL.perrorIn every way ana iT'f'el f1,;) D'exe s h ghest stardards Of craltSrT'anshiPChoose lrorn a var ed ana d st ngu shed selection 01 frame styles the love seats SALE from $649 world s rnost com!ci'table p Ilows arId a rnagnlflcent array of fab- riCS Even SOt'l 11 A.slom o'oers are now on sale The savings SALE from are rnost l C' e, I chairs $349 ANNOll~CING OUR ROUND.THE-CLOCK" SEMI.ANNUAL HOSIERY SALE CHOOSE FROM ALL THESE STYLES AND COLORS IN SIZES oEMI, TR1M, MODEL AND STATELY .. 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Snuff, Perfect Taupe, Tango, Cocoa Creme, 3.20 Room-al.the.Top Sheer Sandalfoot Pantyhose: Beaucoup de Black, Le Beige Bare, Snuff, Bone, French Navy, South Sea Silver 3.20 Room.at.the.Top Ultra Sheer Sandalfoot Pantyhose: Drexe~ Bit 0 Black, Bare Beige, Bone, French Navy, South Sea Silver, Icy Violet, 3.20 STOCKINGS AND KNEE HIGHS IN ONE.SIZE.FITS.ALL .SAVE ON Shadow Toe Stockings: Bit 0 Black Bare Beige. Bone, Tango, COCOdCreme, Toffee, 1.60 Sheer Sandalfoot Knee High Stockings: Tango, Cocoa Creme, 1.10 Sale f>nos April 2 1983 12200 HALL RD (M-59) 19435 MACK AVENUE Sterlmg HeIghts Grosse Pomte Woods I;~.ol_:~oll~ (Betwf'en Van Dvle Frf'rway & Lakrsldr Mati) 3 blorks North 01 Morass (7 Mile Road) I.JaJcobson's 739.5100 881.9390 11 • ) EnjOy the convenience 01 a Jacobson s Charge Account BOTH STORES OPEN MaN THURS & FRI UNTIL 9 PM Othu Days 9 10 to 530 Closed Sunday Opf>n H'IHsday'> and Fridays until 9 00 pm We Will validate your parking ticket -.---- Page Three-B Thursday, March 31, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Miss Einheuser July wedding Short and ~ YORKSHIRE TV to wed in June for Miss York to the Pointe v FREE ESTIMHES on Carry In Service 21915 MACK Mr. and Mrs. Leo E. Emheuser, Mid-July wedding plans are 778-4050 of Regal Pldce, have announced being made by Carol Anne York, Central MIChIgan Vn- the engagement 01 theIr daughter, of Allard Avenue, and Uewelyn J Iverslty' s December Mary Jo, to Henry C Thoma Jr " Evans Jr. of DetrOIt, whose en- degree reCipIents in- son of Mr and Mrs Henry C gagement has been announced by cluded CATHLEEN L Thoma, of DetrOIt A late June her parents, Mr and Mrs. Walter COLE, of West Ballan- weddIng IS planned E. Rist, former Woods residents tyne Court, Bachelor of MISS Emheuser, who received who now make theIr home In SCience In EducatIOn, her Bachelor of Arts degree cum Mount Clemens THERESA AMON laude In Elementary EducatIOn MISS York, a Grosse POInte SOUR, of Three MIle from Alma College, IS a member North HIgh School graduate who Dnve, MastE'r of Arts, of Gamma Delta Alpha honor soc- Mary Jo Einheuser Maribeth Winstanley holds a Bachelor of Science de- and FREDERICK lety She IS currently a seventh gree III NurSing from Wayne State DODGE, of BerkshIre and eighth grade SCience and degree cum laude m History and Umverslty, IS currently workIng Road, MICHAEL G PUT A Math teacher at Samt Peter Ele- PolItICal ScIence from Western Set September at Harper HospItal, where her MARRS, of Westches mentary School In Haz per Woods, MIchIgan Umverslty and holds a fiance son of Mr and Mrs Llewe- ter Road, and MARY SPRING INTO and Ib workIng toward a Masters J D from DetrOIt College of Law, wedding date lyn J.' Evans, of CmcinnatI, OhIO, FRANCES LILLY, of degree In SCience EducatIOn at are alumnI IS lab dIrector Edmundton Drive, YOUR STEP the Umverslty of i\hchlgan He IS presently employed as a Mary Ellen Wmstanley, of Bachelorb of ScIence 10 The prospectlve bndegroom re- She Ib also women's track coach pensIOn trust admInIstrator m the LIttlestone Road, IS announcmg Buslne~s AdmInistra- ceIved hl~ Bachelor of ScIence de- IntrodUCing our most eye-catching, at BIshop Gallagher High School, Trust Department of Genesee the engagement of her daughter, tIOn gree In ChemIstry from Central go-everywhere, do-everything col- of WhICh both bhe and her fIance, Merchants Bank and Trust of Manbeth, to Raymond P Fmk, MIchIgan Urnverslty who receIved hl~ Bachelor of Arts FlInt son of Mr and Mrs Lester P Bucknell Umverblty lection of shoes for Spring I Keep a Fmk, of Manchester Boulevard A JunIOr LINDA K step ahead and make your selection S<;lJt<::wbd ...... Jdmg .05 pl ..nncd REiDT, U1 Cdllluuuge IIVW ';U PaJ-iJ-iayaiio. Bruce Seeber to ClaL"'7t bride MISS Wmstanley, who IS also the T'ri-Sigmas honor Mr and Mr<; Gerald HEbel, of onty and PhI Upsilon OmICron Road, and senIOr daughter of the late W~ren Wm- Cedarburg, WIS , have announced honor <;oclety. She IS completmg GORDON M STETZ, of stanley, was graduated from graduating sisters the engagement of theIr daughter, her study of fasluon design at the Kensmgton Road, were Grosse Pomte North HIgh School Members of the Grobse POlllte, Jenny Lynn, to Bruce Anderson FashIOn InstItute of Technology In named to the school's She IS a RegIstered Nurse, em. DetrOIt #1-0akland, Northeast Dean's List for the first Seeber, son of former Woods resl- New York City ployed at the Burn Center at the dents Mr and :VII'SJohn T Seeb- Suburban and Western Wayne- semester of 1982-83 er, who now make thell' home In Her fIance, a Grosse POInte Texas Medical Center Washtenaw Alumnae Chapters of Students so honored Her fiance, a Grosse POinte Rochester A September weddIn~ North HIgh School alumnus, holds Sigma SIgma SIgma natIonal so- earned at least a 3 5 South HIgh School graduate, IS an IS planned a Bachelor of Arts degree In Mar- CIal soronty honored their colle- grade pomt average accountant WIth DetrOIt EdIson MISS Ebel, an alumna of Cedar- ketmg from MIchIgan State Uni- gIate sIsters of Beta Tau (Umver- * * * burg High School, IS enrolled at verslty, where he IS affilIated WIth sity of Detroit) and OmICron POInter JEFF the UnIversity of WISCOnSIn- PSI UpsIlon fraterrnty. He IS em- (Eastern MIchIgan Um versIty) CHANCEY won the MadIson, where she IS affIliated ployed as a sales speCIalIst With Pair at home Chapters Saturday, March 19, beard competltlOn in with Kappa Kappa Gamma sor- Kroy, Inc , In New York CIty at the HolIday Inn at Metro Air- the recent Lake in The Woods port. SuperIOr State College Program of the day, follOWing WInter CarnIval for Miss Turner is engaged Mr and Mrs Charles EllIott, of hIS lush chin growth luncheon, was SIgma Send-ON. Mrs Robert A Smart, of Palm degree from Immaculata College Fair Acres DrIve, announce the on behalf of the InstI- March 5 marrIage of theIr a welcommg to alumnae lIfe of Harbor, Fla, formerly of Grosse of Washmgton, D C., and a Tn-Sigmas about to leave cam- tute of Electflcal and POInte has announced the en- Bachelor of SCIence degree from daughter, Sara E Tidermgton, to ElectrOnic EngIneers Bon Bon $66 gagem~nt of her daughter, Pat- MIChigan State Umversity, a~d IS Peter Colley, son of Mr, and Mrs. pUS flCIa Jane Turner, of Brys Drive, a Master of Arts degree candIdate Thomas Colley, of San DIego, LInda Clayton, a Western * * * to Denms M. McKenna, son of at Wayne State UmversIty. She IS CalIf After a vacatIOn In Cali- Wayne-Washtenaw alumna, pre- CHRISTINE L former Blrmmgham reSidents Mr a member of the Junior League of forma, the newlyweds are at home SIded over the day's events. Hon- OLDE, daughter of and Mrs Sidney McKenna. who Detroit and Alpha Xi Delta. in Grosse Pointe Woods. orees Included Mary Adams, Joan MRS. SUZANNE C now make their home in Far- Albulov, Sue Allen, Mary Ellen OLDE, of WindmIll mmgton, Conn. A late May wed. Her fiance receIved hIS in Becker, Deldre Bedard, Jayne POInte Dn\\e, per- dmg IS planned Bachelor of Arts degree from 'OrcWds April' Hogrefe, JudIe Kangas, Karen formed m February MISS Turner, who IS also the John Carroll Umversity and hIS for Salvation Army Kelly, Carol McCall, Margaret With the Agnes Scott daughter of the late DaVId C. Master of Arts degree from Cen- McDonald, Sue O'Rourke, Lory College Dolphin Club, Turner, holds an ASSOCiate of Arts tral MichIgan UniversIty "Orchids m April," the annual Pastean, Debbie Rein and Barb a synchronized luncheon-fashion show sponsored Robrecht One member of the swimming group by the AUXIlIary to the Salvation Beta Tau Chapter and one mem- ChrIstine IS a grad- Villagers enjoy Janunry dance Army, WIll be presented Wednes- ber of the Ommcron Chapter was uate of Grosse Pointe Over 100 people gathered at the WIll be at the Detroit Boat Club, day, Apnl 6, at the NorthfIeld HIi- Cited as an OutstandIng Honoree South High School Grosse Pomte Hunt Club on the NOT at the locatIOn OrIgInally ton. The day starts at 11:30 a.m., last Saturday evening m January, scheduled at the beginning of the WIth a SOCial hour. Luncheon WIll * '" * Among Babson Col- to dance to mUSIC by the Dave Villagers' year This is the mem- be served at 12 30 p.m FashIOns Fair at School Henmng Trio and dine on Delmon- bel'S' pre-paId dInner dance WIll be from B Siegel's Birming- lege students named Concorde $59 to the Dean's LIst for ICO steak at the VIllagers' third Guests are stIll welcome. ham store the 1982 fall semester dance of the 1982-83 seasor More mformatIon on the Villa- InformatIon on tIckets, at $17 for the Deaf are EDWARD S Guests mcluded DICk and Dawn gel's and theIr party schedule may general admiSSIOn, $35 patron and The Lutheran Ladles' AUXIlIary HAGERMOSER, of Ernst, Florestme and ~erner be obtained by contactmg the $50 benefactor, may be obtained for the Deaf WIll present Its an- Merflweather Road, Schmidt, former VIllagers mem- preSIdent couple, Die!$: and Betsy by contactmg Ida Krandle at 851- nual sprIng fair, featunng and WILLIAM F bel'S Len and Nel& Walton, Marian Boynton, at 343-0570, or the mem- 4524 Proceeds will help support homebaked goodS', linens, ettR- Carey, Albert and :,Ahce,Flemmg, bershIp chaIrman, May Thomp- the Salvation Army's Booth McKINLEY, of Rose Bob Goodman, Al~rt Garmhaus, son 886-4454 or board members dren's Items, jewelry, car.d:S, Terrace. MemOrIal HospItal, Echo Grove houseplants, ChrIstmas trims, .tohn and Joanne Ch~nka, Jean Ed' and Flo' Khber, Charles and Camp, EventIde, EdWIn Denby * * * Schrader, Sam and Shirley Doug- B J Dowd and Ken and Joyce attic treasures et. a1 , on Tuesday, Navy Seaman Re- ChIldren's Home and Evangeline April 12, at the Lutheran School las, DICk and Sharon Amluxen, B tt Center for FamIly SerVICes cruit JOHN F BIll and Shirley Rutherford, Gary ra. for the Deaf, located on East Ne- MOORE, son of vadp., near Van Dyke, in DetrOIt. RUBY F MOORE, of and JackIe Rupert, Roger and Jean VanBever, Bob and ArdIth ~,4rt o.j!I'-~bana'J If-.e to be deta.!l~d~ Doors open at 10 30 a.m Ad- Maryland Avenue, re- Brown and George and Gern mission IS free Luncheon WIll be cently completed re- Kasper The Windmill Pointe Garden sandwich luncheon, business sess- served, for a donatlOn of $3 SQ, crUIt traInIng a t the The Blue Note Quartet WIll pro- Club wIll meet next Wednesday, IOn and program on "The Art and from 11 a.m to 1 pm; no re- Naval Training Cen- VIde the musIc for the dmner April 6, at 11'30 a.m. m the home PhIlosophy of Ikebana," presented servatIOns are necessary. ter, Orlando, Fla Loller $66 dance group's next party _ which of Mrs. RIchard Cameron for a by Tashl Shimoura. ..JJapP'J £ajfer 5tr~vI ci\rd ~ro~rc>lin to you and YOUPJ tnol~ ci'terrific. liitle I~om MOM'S Toy Attic chJttn ...OlV'~i /olble in Carol Shipton and Sylvia Sanders 0\ ~net~ of coiOfS.. . 81500 Closed Good Friday 11 :30-3:30 for church services ALSO APRIL 5th & 6th for inventory 148 Pierce Birmingham 642-5550 115 Kercheval Grosse Pointe 886-7688 882-7631 Tues.-Sat. 10-5 Step into Fashion renew your old furs The I"YlCrot dellGloUtO ~ndy The wonderful skills of our remod- COOle~in the prettie£+ box fIO.C>o elmg serulce are avarlable to brmg new heauty and style to your older fun Why settle for a dated look when your furs can come alIVe right mto step With the fashIOns of today an economical and practical way to get the mo ft from 'jour furs. P S Many coats, Jackets stilI avatlahle at seasonal savmgs prices. Trade-lnr Accepted On Purchase of New Furs FIVE FC RS by suttivun-RollinJ 169 & 375 Fisher Rd. EMBA 0/ GROSSE POINTE Grosse Pointe, Michigan 886-7960 20 l() 7 Mill k Ayen u( '} 30-5 30 Monday Ihru C"l1urday (~rm~l POinte W ood~ 885-9000 "ll FLiRS l"BElEO TO SHOW COUNTRY Of OR1GI~ WE DO NOT SELL FURS OF ENO"NGEREO SPECIES MEMBER MICHIG...N FUA CONSERV"TION "'SSO h Lb ft ...... Thursday, March 31, 1983 Page Four.B GROSSE POINTE NEWS rMoving, Engaged, New Baby? VERDI WSU Graduate Getting SeUled Made Simple Happy Easter New Town dilemmas tade alter a WELCOME REQUIEM Exhibit to open WAGONcalf As WELCOME WAGON Representatille It s my 80 member chorus We will be Closed An exhibition of work by 41 stu- job lo help you make the most Cll. yOlKnew..lH~lgh- members of dents pursumg Master of Arts or borhood Shopping Areas Community opportunI- Saturday, April 2 ties Special allractlons Lots at trps to salle you Detroit Symphony Orchestra Master of Fine Arts degrees at time and money . Frederic DeHaven, conductor Open Monday, April 4 Wayne State Umverslty, among Plus a basket ot gills lor your fa'l1Ily III them Grosse Pointe's Julie be listening for your call • Strabel, opens Tuesday, April 5 HELPFUL HINTS for Wedding. and Engage. Good Friday evening, April 1 ments tool 7:30 p.m. and Will run through Fnday, Apni (]~RHm)b lOCO 15, In the WSU Commuruty Arts 16835 Kercheval, Grosse POinte, 885-1232 Gallery, Cass at Kirby <'l1f(io/h~1tfqO~ Christ Church Grosse Pointe The show features pamtmgs, ., , Gros .. Pointe...... • .• . 881-5618 61 Grosse Pointe Blvd. draWings, sculpture, weaving, , St. Clair Shores. . 881-2221 Grosse Pointe Farms OUR NEW CAPTAINS prmts and photography Gallery L New Baby •.. , ...• 822-0819 ) hours are 10 a m to 5 p m week- Lynda Southlea Tickets $5 TOM & MIKE lE FEVRE days A meet-the-artlsts receptIOn For mformatlon and reservations call invite you to has been scheduled for Fnday, 885.4841 April 8, from 6 to 9 p m Miss Southlea Private Duty to be a bride Nursing Care Parade .£ido. OK flee ..cab Set Macomb Navy Serving The engagement of Lynda The the Grosse POlntes. featuring League installation Mane Southlea and Paul James and the Tn-Counties Family All members of the mllItary and SmudskJ has been announced by In Far Fine Food and Civilian commumtles are mVlted her father, Norman J. Southlea, of ,,\n Ea5...er Fresh Fi::;;, Specials Daily' LU J0111 the Mi£como County Coun- IlcuauJ RGqd Curly June Bllng the familyIn for a Cil of the Navy League of the Un- weddlOg IS planned speCialEastertreal We II ENTERTAINMENT lted States at Its annual Installa- M1SS Southlea, who is also the makesure your brunch IS a tion dInner Wednesday, April 20, daughter of the late Helen South- truly special affair as only TUESDAYS- New Orleans Dixiland at the Navy Club, NAF DetrOIt, lea, was graduated from Our Chud with Share the Love Family & Friends and Joy of in Church Looking For Friendship Redeemer First Church of Grosse Pointe United and Bible Teaching? The Grosse Pointe United St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church Methodist Church CHRIST Methodist Chalfonte & Lothrop Grosse Pte Farms Understanding 211 Moross Road FELLOWSHIP UNITARIAN CHURCH ~ Church HOLY WEEK SERVICES Grosse POinte Farms Holy Thursday - 1 00 P m Holy Communion 812-5327 CHURCH 20571 Vernier 7 30 P m Holy Communion MInisters' 11 a.m. - Church Service Harper Woods Member I.N.T.A. Robert W. Boley and DaVid B. Pennlmen (non-denominational) 884.2035 Good Friday - 730 P m. Tenebrae Serlilces Grosse Pointe 21760 RavenAoad East DetrOit "The Agony and the Ecstasy" EASTER - 8 a.m. Early Service War'Memorial MAUNDY THURSDAY 9 15 a m Church School 11 8.m Festival 'Worship 7'30 p.m. Communion Service (just West 01 1-94 1030 a m Worship R,". Sinh Solda. D.O. at Toepfer) Rev. Brooks--R. Walker With Communion EASTI;R SUNDAY Rev Don LJchtenfelt Rev Kenneth R Lentz. Th d VIcar Janet Marvar Easter Sunday: 730 a.m. Sunrise Service Services 17150 Maumee 881-0420 Dlal-a-Prayer 884-0369 10:30 am. 9: 15 & 11'15 a.m. Easter Worsh IP Service Sundays 1030 am If e Cordially Invite }'ou To IT orship It ith l .... Grosse Pointe Woods GROSSE POINTE THE GROSSE POINTE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CONGREGATIONAL AND ,4 t These Holy If eek Servi('e~ ... 19950 Mack Avenue BAPTIST AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH (halfway between Moross and Vermer Roadsl 21336 Mack Avenue MAUNDY THURSDAY COMMUNION 8864300 240 Chalfonte at Lothrop Grosse POinte. Michigan March 31, 7:30 p.m. GOOD FRIDAY -7:30 p.m. Come Celebrate the ResurrectIOn TENEBRAE CANDLELIT SERVICE and MAUNDY THURSDAY GOOD FRIDAY WORSIDP WorshIp the Risen Christ (Communion Service) 800 o'clock pm. 1 p.m. Joint Service with St. Paul's Lutheran Chancel Choir, Liturgical Dance SCripture and Holy Communion EASTER WORSHIP April 1 - Evening Tenebrae Service, 7:30 p.m. EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE EASTER SERVICES 1 8:30 a.m. Easter Breakfast 630 a.m. at 936 Lakeshore Dnve Sunday School, 9:4"5 a.m. I .. by Reservation EASTER FESTIVAL WORSIDP on Lake St Clair Classes all ages lit I 9:30 and 11:15 a.m. Easter April 3 - Worship with Communion EASTER FESTIVAL WORSHIP Mornin,g Worship, 11:00 a.m. I L Communion Service 7:30 and 10:30 a.m. at 11 am. Evening Inspiration Hour ~~ ~ I • TWO TRAVELERS' ST LUKE 2413-18, 28-31 6:30 "Arise and Do the Next Thing" p.m. ..,•.'1.... Dr Roy R Hutcheon - Jack E Skiles Dr. linthIcum Nursery Provided '- ~ (Nursery PrOVIded) Club Room FaCilities A val/able George M. Schelter, Pastor Robert A. Rimbo, Pastor GROSSE POINTE MEMORIAL CHURCH ~ \ I!,/~ CHRIST THE KING lIVElKKJRFA,lrn , LUTHERAN CHURCH HOL Y WEEK SERVICES CJi:.:. o:..M aRM 8JJflIt/'Wllt Mock & loch moo/ Mar. 31-7:30 p.m. linn €V€RYnAY G,o". POint. Wood, Maundy Thursday Communion Service ST. JAMES Apr. 1- 8p.m. MAUNDY THURSDAY. LUTHERAN CHURCH Good Friday FIRST ENGLISH EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH Communion Vespers 730 pm. McMILlAN ROADAT KERCHEVAL Tenebrae Service VernierRoadatWedgewoodDr ,GrossePOinteWoods IN GROSSEPOINTEFARMS Rev Paul Keppler,Pastor EASTER SUNDA Y GOOD FRIDAY 9 a m. COLUMBARIUM SERVICE MAUNDY THURSDAY Worship WIthHolyCommunion8 pm PasSIOn ServICe 100 pm 9' 30 & 11: 30 Festival of the Resurrection GOOD FRIDAY Communion Vespers 730 pm "FIRST AND LAST" AfternoonWorship1 to 2 30 P m EveningWorshipWIthHoly Communion8 p m Dr. Ray H. Kiely EASTER SUNDAY EASTER SUNDAY TRADITIONAL (9 30 Family SerVice, Sealmg Better at 11 30) SunnshWorship7 a m Fellowship Breakfast 8.30 am. 11;T dkp~hor(' Or Dlal.A.Prayer FestilleWorship 11 a m SundayChurchSchool9 15 a m Festival Service 10.30 a m EASTER SERVICE KK2.~'no 2~ hr R82-11170 U:\TITED PRESBYTERIAN (nurseryfor children) ST. MICHAEL'S HOLY WEEK MARINER'S CHURCH ACU)ldln~ tll t~c Il)2K 131)()k "I (l)[THnl.!n Prcl'yl'r In DetrOit5 RiverfrontCIVICand RenaissanceCenter rhe h(1l)~ 'you thlllJght W("h dl'dd 1'-,ulrIC dlH! lIt//!- at " federally and state des,{p'utted tUS'orlcel church wot1hy of lhe EPISCOPAL CHURCH most ca.reful preservat 00 Found'ed 10 18..2 dnd \l'-,cd I I'NIl Su nddy Pag~ Flve-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday I March 31, 1983 9 to 13 AA to EE Sizes Available ; Bandollno Revelation N M W w.N Chuck Muer's celebrated Sunday Brunch ls a delightful Daisy Done destination after a leisurely drive along the St Clair River 9 t012 Town & Country 10to 13 10 to 13 9 to 13 Naturalizer Thiscasual affaIr startswith complimentary coffee and treats while you walt to be seated. Do any of the above sizes in dress or casual shoes fit you? If so, Then, of course, the famous Chuck Muer Brunch selection we have your chOICe In "tack In 100 different styles and colors Including several new additions such as Bavarian Waflles with Fruit, Weekly EntreeSpecials such as Chinese Chicken, Carved Ham and Zucchlm Proven9ale Plus extra touches such as Fresh rft..()I DOWNTOWN NORTH SQueezed Orange JUice and FreshFruitSaladl l. U 1550 Woodward Ave. J.e. Penn Treatyour family to a Sunday Brunch, Chuck Muer Style This I ( SHOIS 962.8628 569- Sunday, and every Sunday from 10 a m to 2 pm 1Al '-=- Adults - $8.95 Children 12 and under - $4.25 • ~RiveR ~CRal'J 1337 N RIVerRoad AmOOcan Express and oIIle< 51 Clair ..-.. __ ""'~ mojOl Cled!l cords accepted 32<;'.2261 ... ,,' " Treat that speCIal ,",oman to a d"y of luxury In our s"lon We II pamper her from head to 1JREDI Navy Signalman CRAIG L present rank while servmg aboard W(\tton.Pi~rc~ HIGGINS, son of .JOSEPH M and the amphibIOUS transport dock ROSALIE L HIGGINS, of McKm. USS Vancouver, homeported In Grosse Pointe ley Road, was promoted to hiS San Diego, CalIf. • I Thursday, March 31, 1983 Page Four-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Moving, Engaged, New Baby? VERDI WSU Graduate Getting SeUled Made Simple Happy Easter New Town dilemmas fade after a WELCOME REQUIEM Exhibit to open WAGON call As WELCOME WAGON Representative, It s my 80 member chorus We will be Closed An exhIbItion of work by 41 stu- Job to help you make the most ell: yoU( new.nelgh- members of dents pursuing Master of Arts or borhood Shopping Areas Community opportuni- Saturday, April 2 ties Special attracltons Lots of tipS to save you Detroit Symphony Orchestra Master of Fine Arts degrees at time and money • FrederiC DeHaven, conductor Open Monday, April 4 Wayne State Umverslty, among Plus a basket of gifts for your family III them Grosse Pointe's Julte be listening for your call • Good Friday evening, April 1 Strabel, opens Tuesday, Apnl 5, HELPFUL HINTS for Wedding. and engage- ment. tool 7:30 p.m. and wIll run through Friday, Apnl ~RHm~b(0CO 15, In the WSU Commumty Arts 16835 Kercheval, Grosse POinte, 885-1232 Gallery, Cass at KIrby Christ Church Grosse Pointe The show features pamtmgs, ~Kmh~~on. • Grone Pointe. . . . • . . . . . • 881-5618 61 Grosse Pointe Blvd. draWings, sculpture, weaving, SI. CI.lr Shores.. . . 881-2221 Grosse Pointe Farms OUR NEW CAPTAINS pnnts and photography Gallery New Seby • . . . • . • 822-0819 hours are 10 a m to 5 p.m week- Lynda Southlea Tickets $5 TOM & MIKE LE FEVRE days A meet-the-artlsts receptIOn For mformatlon and reservations call invite you to has been scheduled for Fnday, 885.4841 Apnl 8, from 6 to 9 p m Miss Southlea Private Duty to be a bride Nursing Care Parade .£Ufo. OK flee .cake Set Macomb Navy Serving The engagement of Lynda The the Grosse Pomtes. featuring League installation MarIe Southlea and Paul James and the Tn-Counties Family All members of the mIlItary and Smudskl has been announced by In Far Fine Food and clvlhan commumtles are InVited her father, Norman J Southlea, of ..-,,-- TIt}nCAud nu~d ,,\n c~rlJ Jl.:n~ -CB!!I..-er. Ff esil Fisil Specials Dai/f LO JOlll Lh~ Mdcomo Coumy Coun- Brtng the family In for a CILof the Navy League of the Un- weddmg IS planned special Easter treat We II ENTERTAINMENT ited States at Its annual installa- Miss Southlea, who IS also the make sure your brunch IS a tion dinner Wednesday, April 20, daughter of the late Helen South. truly special affair as only TUESDAYS- New Orleans Dixiland at the Navy Club, NAF DetrOIt, lea, was graduated from Our Chu~ Muer can do It The Chet Bogan and and Invited to contact Joyce Rock, Lady Star of the Sea HIgh School Private Homes, Hospitals comfortable surroundings, great the Wolverine Jazz Band of The Shores, who WIll be instal- and receIved her Bachelor of SCI- or Nursing Homes seleclion of entrees and warm ence degree from Oakland Unt- courteous service all add up to WIth Dixie Belle led as council preSIdent during the versity, where she majored In I 24 Hr Service - 7 Days a Week a memorable Easler feasl evening, at 885-8159, or Sandra ht & 3rd THURSDAY OF EACH MONTH - Rose, of RoseVille, who wlll be m- Computer and Information Sci- I Full Time or Part Time Coverage EASTER 8PECIAL ence She is employed by Automa- The BiQ Band Sound of stalled as secretary, at 776-5575, I Bonded and Insured REGAIIT SIIYLlItE IUFFET BRUNCH tic Data ProcessIng as an as- featurmg all the traditional favorrtes Chet Bogan's 7 piece Band for reservations By RN'., LPN's, Nurse Aides Howard Rose, Elame Willette SOCIate systems analyst. CHICKEN BRACC~LATINE and Live In Companions BEEF TIPS IN MUSHROOM SAUCE FRIDAY & SATURDAY- and Armando Hoder will be instal- Mr. Smudskt, son of Dr. and SHRIMP & SCALLOP CREOLE Tony Dannon Quartet led as 1983-84 first, second and Mrs. James W Smudskt, of Berk- WHOLE CARVED HAM shIre Road, was graduated from 'I.IS plus tax and gratuity third vIce-presidents, resfec- $5.25 children under 10 tively Sheila Esperance wil be Grosse POInte South HIgh School TOP OF THE PONTCH installed as treasurer, Calvin C and expects to receIve hIS 263.0580 Hotel Pontchartraln lib. OIl flee .cake Rock as judge advocate. Bachelor of SCIence degree In lor reservations 185-0200 Dinner, served at 7:30 p m. will AprIl from the Umversity of MICh- 24026 E. Jefferson be preceded by cocktaIls (cash igan, where he IS majoring In Community ProfeSSional NurSing Servtce bar), and hors d'oeuvres starting MathematICs He IS affiltated WIth N. of 9 Mile 773- 7770 at 6:30 pm. PhI SIgma Kappa fratermty with Share the Love Family & Friends and Joy of in Church looking For Friendship Redeemer Grosse Pointe United and Bible Teaching? First Church of The Grosse Pointe United St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church Methodist Church CHRIST Methodist Chalfonte & Lothrop Grosse Pte. Farms Understanding 211 Moross Road FELLOWSHIP UNITARIAN CHURCH ~ Church HOLY WEEK SERVICES Grosse POinte Farms Holy Thursday - 1 00 P m Holy Communion 882-5327 CHURCH 20571 Vernier 7 30 P m Holy Communion Ministers 11 a.m. - Church Service Harper Woods (non-deno mInatlon al) Member I.N.T.A. Robert W. Boley and Davtd B Pennlmen 884.2035 Good Frtday - 730 P m Tenebrae Services Grosse Pointe 21760 Raven F\oad East DetrOit uThe Agony and the Ecstasy" EASTER - 8 a m. Early Service War Memorial MAUNOY THURSDAY 9 15 a m Church School 11 8.m Festival 'Worship 7'30 p.m Commumon ServIce (Just West of 1-94 10.30 a m Worship at Toepfer) Rev. Brooks--R. Walker With Communion Itev. Sinh Solda. D.D. EASTt;:R SUNDAY Easter Sunday Rev Don Lichtenfelt Rev Kenneth R Lentz, Th d VIcar Janet Marvar 7'30 am. Sunnse Service Services 17150 Maumee 881.0420 Dial-a-Prayer 884-0369 1030 am 9:15 & 11:15 a.m. Easter Worship Service Sundays 1030 am Grosse Pointe Woods THE GROSSE POINTE We Cordiull)' Invite }'ou To Jlorship n ith l .Ii PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH GROSSE POINTE CONGREGATIONAL AND 4t These Hol)' rr eek Servicet. ... 19950 Mack Avenue BAPTIST AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH (hallway between Morass and VernIer Roads) 21336 Mack Avenue MAUNDY THURSDAY COMMUNION 886 -1300 240 Chatfonte at lothrop Grosse POinte, Michigan March 31, 7:30 p.m. GOOD FRIDAY - 7:30 p.m. Come Celebrate the ResurrectIOn TENEBRAE CANDLELIT SERVICE and MAUNDY THURSDAY GOOD FffiDA Y WORSIDP WorshIp the Risen Christ (Communion Service) 8 00 o'clock p.m 1 p.m. Joint Service with St. Paul's Lutheran Chancel ChOir, Liturgical Dance SCripture and Holy Communion EASTER WORSHIP April 1 - Evening Tenebrae Service, 7:30 p.m. EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE EASTER SERVICES I 8:30 a.m. Easter Breakfast 6 30 a m. at 936 Lakeshore Drive Sunday School, 9:4'5 a.m. r ~ .. by Reservation EASTER FESTIVAL WORSIDP on Lake St Clair Classes all ages Il~I 9:30 and 11:15 a.m. Easter April 3 - Worship with Communion EASTER FESTIVAL WORSHIP Mornin~ Worship, 11:00 a.m. '~L Communion Service 7:30 and 10:30 a.m. at 11 am. Evening Inspiration Hour .. ~ ~ I I 'TWO TRAVELERS ST LUKE 2413-18 28-31 6:30 p.m. "Arise and Do the Next Thing" ,.--prtt'. ' Dr Roy R Hutcheon - Jack E Skiles Dr. Lmthlcum Nursery Provided '_ -~_ (Nursery PrOVided) Club Room Facilities Available George M. Schelter, Pastor Robert A. Rimbo, Pastor 11 GROSSE POINTE ~EMORIAL CHURCH # ,\1 I/,~ CHRIST THE KING HOLY WEEK SERVICES CJi;'llV€!lJURFR,fTH~M' LUTHERAN CHURCH C/Rld 8JJfe!t/'WII£ Mack & lochmoor Mar. 31 - 7:30 p.m. tln!) €V€RynRY. . Gro"e Po nle Wood, Maundy Thursday Communion Service ST. JAMES Apr. 1- 8 p.m. MAUNDY THURSDAY LUTHERAN CHURCH Good Friday FIRST ENGLISH EV LUTHERAN CHURCH Communion Vespers 730 pm. McMILLAN ROAD AT KERCHEVAL Tenebrae SerVIce Vernier Road at Wedgewood Of ,Grosse POinte Woods IN GROSSE POINTE FARMS EASTER SUNDAY Rev Paul Keppler, Pastor 9 a m. COLUMBARIUM SERVICE MAUNDY THURSDAY GOOD FRIDAY Worship Wlih Holy Communion 8 pm Passion Service 100 pm & 9: 30 11:30 Festival of the Resurrection GOOD FRIDAY Communion Vespers 7.30 p m "FIRST AND LAST" Aftemoon Worship 1 to 2 30 p m Evemng Worship With Holy Communion B p m Dr. Ray H. KIely EASTER SUNDAY EASTER SUNDAY (9 30 Family SerVIce, Seatmg Better at 11 30) TRADITIONAL Sunnsh Worship 7 a m Fellowshl p Breakfast 8.30 am 16 I akf'~horl' Dr Dlall\-Prayt'r Festive Worship 11 a m 1030 a m ""2 '1110 24 hr 1182-11770 Sunday Church School 9 15 a m Festival Service EASTER SERVICE U~ITED PRESBYTERIAN (nursery for children) ST. MICHAEL'S HOLY WEEK MARINER'S CHURCH !\c(urdlr1~ to the' 1l))1'\ f3u()k C f L()mm(~n Prd'l'{ r In DetrOit s Riverfront CIVICand Renaissance Center fhc hC)l)k ynu thought wa" dCdd I" lAlliI' , ...... ~....-- ....-~--.-.-. Page Flve-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, March 31, 1983 ~ 9 to 13 AA to EE Sizes Available Bandolino Revelation N M W WW Chuck Mue(s celebrated Sunday Brunch Is a delightful Daisy Dorie destination aner a leisurely drive along the St Clair River. 9to13 9to12 Town & CountJy 10 to I3 10to 13 Naturalizer This casual affair starts WIth complimentary coffee and treats while you walt to be seated. Do any of the above sizes in dress orcasual shoes fit you'? If so, Then, of course, the famous Chuck Muer Brunch selection we have your chOice In stock In 100 different styles and colors including several new additions such as Bavarian Wallles with Fruit, Weekly Entree Specials such as Chinese Chicken, Carved Ham and Zucchini Proven9ale Plus extra touches such as Fresh DOWNTOWN NORTHl Squeezed Orange Juice and Fresh Fruit Solad! ()l . U 1550 Woodward Ave. J.e. Penney Treat your family to a Sunday Brunch, Chuck Muer Slyle ThIs SHOES 962.8628 569.15 Sunday, and every Sunday from 10 a m to 2 pm 1All Adults - $8.95 Children 12 and undef' - $4.25 • ~RiveR ~CRatJ 1337 N River Road Am<>rican Expres. and othel 51 CI~~1 ~ majorcredll COld I occepled 329'2~, \ 1(: I ' \ \ I / Treat that ~peClal \\oman to a day of luxury ~~ In our sdlon We 11pamper her from head to @REDI love you for It I Call for detaIls today £tiirhurl-jJumra <£oiffurra • 20525 MACK AVENUE 881-6470 Ready for Health-O-Rama · · · 2 Blocks South of 8 Mile OPEN EVERY EVENING ~ A pair of Pointe residents, JOAN (Mrs. Gerald E.) WARREN, of The Farms. and MARAL YN (Mrs. Henry M) DOMZALSKI, of The Park (left and rIght), were among a group of Women for the United FoundatIOn members who met recently wIth other volunteers to plan for this year's Project Health.O-Rama: the annual program, co-sponsored by Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Michigan, WXYZ-TV Channel 7 and the United Health Organi- zation, a Torch Drive-supported agency, offering free health testing in various locations to residents throughout southeastern WHI.TTIER Michigan. Project Health-O-Rama will run April 6 through 28. TOWERS DESIGNER SWEATSUITS FrOl11 Al1otl1er Poi11te Have Found A Home f!7ltelte~ a Ilta1'td new Itfe Of View (Continued from Page 18) See The Complete Line At of f1letiltemel"t awaitinfl Uj}ou Project HOPE Luncheon offeltinfl : A special spring luncheon and program await the Wo- men's Division for Project HOPE on Wednesday, Ap_ril Miner's • Private rooms and apartments Walton-Pierce and 20. The setting will be the Renaissance Club. Its new 16828 Kercheval 375 Fisher all with private baths assistant manager, Karen Berry, who is also a new • Around -the-clock security member of Project HOPE, is making the arrangements for the day . • Excellent Meals The program will feature a musical interlude by Lynda Weston Berg, singer and teacher, regular performer with You Can Special Design Your Order and the Piccolo Opera Company - and daughter of Project HOPE member Roxie Weston. • Doctors' Clinic Allow Two Weeks • Registered Nurses on duty The day's agenda calls for a board meeting at 10:30 a.m. and a general meeting foHowing the luncheon, • Grocery Store which is open to Project HOPE Women and their guests . • Library Sue Nine is chairman of the day. Diane Schoenith is current president of the Project HOPE Women. Further all wIthin the building information may be obtained by contacting the Project HOPE Office, 649-4775. 'Artists In America' Premier Another special event scheduled for Wednesday, April for information or an appointment 20, is a premier screening of the "Artists in America" television series, documentaries produced on location in call Detroit, New York and Chicago by the Archives of American Art, a branch of the Smithsonian Institution. LOIS NAIR 822-9000 "Artists in Amenca" filmmakers Linda Abramsky and Charles Cirgenski have captured in three sensitive por- traits the unique approach to creating works of art and the distinctive lifestyles of sculptor Richard Hunt, painter Roger Brown and portrait painter John Hegarty. The series is hosted and narrated by Dennis Barrie, midwest area director of the Archives of American Art. The screening WIll take place at 7:30 p.m. in the De- troit Institute of Arts' auditorium/theater. Tickets are available at $10 per person general admission, $35 per person patrons Patron ticket holders are invited to a wine and cheese reception, with an opportunity to meet the artists featured in the films, following the screening. TIckets and further informatIOn may be obtamed by contacting the ArchIVes of American Art, 226-7544. Andover Dinner in Detroit MetropolItan area alumni, alumnae, spouses and pa- rents of PhIllIpS Academy, Andover, Me., and of Abbot Academy, which merged With it in 1973, are Invited to meet Andover Headmaster Donald W McNemar at a receptIOn and dInner thIS Monday, Arpil 4, at the Detroit Club. WIlliam D Dahhng, an Andover alumnus, and his wife Nena are hosting thiS fIrst visit by Dr. McNemar to the southern Michigan constituency of the coeducational New England boardIng school Andover 15 independent, mtegrated and non-sectanan, prOVIding full or partial scholarships for 32 percent of Its students Dr. McNemar, a former Dartmouth College Dean and History and Social SCiences professor, is in his second year as the school's 13th headmaster since Its founding m 1778, durmg the American Revolution With him m DetrOit Will be hiS wife, Bntta McNemar, Academy Secretary Joseph C Meslcs, Class of '53, who heads Andover's Alumm and Development Offices, and Dean of AdmiSSIOns Joshua L. Mmer. AdditIOnal detaIls on the receptIOn and dmner may be obtamed from BIll Dahlmg's ofhce, 343-0246 Jht shops of Navy SIgnalman CRAIG L present rank whIle servmg aboard Wattolt.Pi~rc~ HIGGINS, son of JOSEPH M and the amphibiOUS transport dock ROSALIE L HIGGINS. of McKm- USS Vancouver, homeported In Grosse Pointe ley Road, was promoted to hiS San Diego, Cahf .. Thursday, March 31, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Slx-B Peter Rabbit at Youtheatre Chicago's Melikm Puppet will be the annual appearances of Theatre w111present "Peter Rab- the larger.than-hfe-slZe Easter Bunny's Mother, the giant Bugs New Arrivals bit's Easter Basket ReView" for l I Bunny and Charhe Chicken Detroit Youtheatre's WIggle Club Tickets at $2 50 for children and famlhes With younger children, DR and MRS W PETER adults ($1 75 each In groups of 10 ages three to eight (mfants McCABE, of Renaud Road, an- or more) may be purchased In younger than three will not be nounce the birth of a son, BRIAN advance through the museum's admItted to the auditorIUm), thiS WILLIAM, on ValentIne's Day ticket office, 832.2730, and at the Feb 14 Mrs McCabe IS toe Saturday, Apnl 2, at 11 a m and agam at 2 p.m in the DetrOIt In- door former MAUREEN CROWLEY, "Peter Rabbit's Easter Basket stitute of Arts' audltorlUmJ thea- daughter of MRS PATRICK J ReView" IS one of five shows CROWLEY, of Stephens Road ter thiS sea!>on Paternal grandfather IS WILLIAM I ncluded In thIS presentatIOn E McCABE, of Narragansett, R I JOSEPH P, PERSE with DR and MRS GARY BADGER, of Heidelberg, West Germany, announce the bIrth of a daughter, JILLlAN NiCOLl<:, on Feb 17 Mrs Badger IS the former UPHOLSTERING &. DECORATING NANCY ELLIOTT, daughter of MR and MRS CHARLES EL- • Servlcmg the Pomtes tdr 37 years T "' ...... >T'".... "r T"' .\ oe- n""HO P~tpr_ L1V 1 J. l VL U _.... - ~ nal grandfather IS HARRY BADGER, of Auburn, Me , ~', ..... Wide Selection of "" c:.~ .- : CASUAL & DR and MRS VINCENT ",<; f tr.aa PICK-UP & ae/lvl1ry free estimates DECORATIVE CLIFTON JOHNSON II, of LeWIS- ~'" ':::". ~~ ton Road. announce the birth of a VA 2.9660 CS ~~e,h~~rM~~~~~DJ;~EJO~~~~ Cottage honors its long-time employes · · · 12339 HAYES FABRI IS the former GERALDY~E Pictured above WIth RALPH L WILGARDE, LAN, Nursing, of The Park (to Wilgarde's Im- ROUNDS HENKEL, daughter of a'dmlmstrator of Cottage Hospital, are 10 of the medIate righO, and YVONNE ELDREDGE, ~L ~~., ~r~re~t~~ ~fa~e H~~~ 29 ef!lployes honored at t~e annual Cotta~e recently retired dIrector of Housekeeping, of ernal grandparents are the late HOspItal SerVIce Awards Dmner, held In mId- The CIty (far rIght). MARGARET DENE- DR and MRS. VINCENT CLIF- February at the Country Club of Detroit. Seat- WETH, ~dmIni~tratIOn, of The .Woods (to Wil- .Our~~tei TON JOHNSON ed (left to nght) are MARIJA DURAKOVIC, garde's ImmedIate left), receIved a 10-year Physical Therapy, of The Farms, who receIved service pm, as dId Mary Lagerfeldt, Nursing, SPECIAL a lO-year service pin; CAROLYN THOMSON, of The City (not pictured). Harper Woods res- director of Laboratory, also of The Farms, 25- ident IRENE DAVIS, AdmIttmg (far left), was year-service pm; SHEILA MACK, dIrector of cited for 35 years of service. Grace Orlando, OccupatIOnal Therapy, of The Woods, IO-year- Dietary (not pIctured), another Harper Woods CalfuIg Catholic servIce pm, and MARGARET SMITH, uabora- reSIdent, receive a 15-year service pin. The $12.~75 Including delivery. tory, of The Farms, 20-year serVIce pm. Cited awards were presented by Wilgarde and Robert Women in April for 15 years of service were SHIRLEY WHE- E Valk, chairman of the board of trustees. (Nol leleRraphed) Other employes Cited for 10 reSident Patncla Schemmel, Archbishop Edmund C. Szoka years of servICe were St Clair Housekeepmg, Troy reSIdent Will be keynote speaker at the lehigh Alunmi Shores reSIdents Ralph DeCaus- Corazon Gabarda, NurslOg; and Council of Cathohc Wornen of the sm, Housekeepmg, Joan Proffitt, DetrOit reSidents Mattie RIley and Archdiocese of Detroit's annual to meet April 6 Laboratory, Carol McClune, Ad- Geraldme Surgmar, DIetary, Vlr- assembly, scheduled to run from ministration, Lorrame Verhnde, glfila ManIaCI and Lorrame 8:45 a m to 3 pm. Wednesday, Dr Joseph F Dowling, Distin- Pharmacy, RIchard Flum, Laun- Agens, Housekeepmg Arpil 27, at Cobo Hall Homihst gUished Professor of History at dry, and Beverly Johnson, Lab- Others Cited for 15 years of ser- will be MonSIgnor FranCIS X Can- Lehigh UniverSIty, WIll be the oratory, East DetrOIt reSidents VICe were Warren resident Ethel field, of Samt Paul's Church. guest speaker at the MIchigan Kathleen New, Dietary, and Mary Harmala, director of MedICal Workshops and exhibits Will be Lehigh Alumm Club's sprmg dm- Soenen, NurSing, Warren resident Records, and DetrOIt reSIdents featured, along With luncheon, a ner meeting next Wednesday, Delores Keeler, Nursmg; Sterlmg Charlotte FIkes, Cardiopulmonary hturglcal celebratIon and the pre. April 6, at BayView Yacht Club. Heights reSident Michelle SerVices, and Helen Peete, Dle- sentatIOn of awards The Reverend William J Wood, GarIepy, Nursmg, Mount Clemens tary Advance regIstration IS re- of The Pointe, IS chalflng the qUIred, by Fnday, ArpIl 15, at $15 evemng, which begms With an In- for the luncheon andreglstrahon, formal receptIon at 6 p.m After Bridge Group meets April 6 $5 for registration only. Further dinner, served at 7: 15 pm Dr The Grosse Pomte Woman's AprIl 6, lfi the Grosse Pomte War mformation may be obtained by Dowl1ng wlll diSCUSS current Club Bridge Group w111meet at its Memorial's Alger House, with callmg 237-5896 events and activItIes at LehIgh regul ar time next Wednesday, Mrs Charles Williams as hostess (0 Any member wish- .-.- )cO mg to play. must con- New Orleans Ii tact Mrs. ~lll1amHay- DIXIELAND Our Branches Morang Driue Greenhouses £ ~~~iP~ thiS Saturday, CHET BOGAN. ARPIN FURS 511.4190 AlldTh' Wolverl.' I The Green Scene of Windsor * * * JAZZ BAND Eastland Center MichelJeanPil~t MRS RAYMOND Evlll}.dly 8:30, .•. DR.'.5544 DOnDIP LAN 0 ~ CAP I N G Fur Special,,,'., Jor WYSOCKI Will chair THE LIDO Barrett's flowers Over 57 lean thiS spnng's St. Jude Dimng, Cocktails I PIPI FlorlSt, Inc Children's Research • Grosse POinte Hospital Blke-a-Thon .24026 E. Jefterson 88/.5550 9830 Conner SpeClallZlng In m The Shores • (Just North of 9 MI) DetrOit MichIgan 481/3 LAY-AWAY 527.7550 creative landscape deslgn, and NOW! plaotmg of qualIty shade trees, Take Advantage shrubs, evergreens, and large of our low speCimen trees. pre-season prices . , . NO INTEREST Charges till Fall! 823-6662 1983 SCHEDULE WR/TE FOR A FREE BROCHURE • June 26-July 1 \ • July 3-July 15 Boys Camp De Sales • July 17-July 29 Box 1000 / Brooklyn MI49230 • July 31-Allg 12-Glrts Phone (517)5922074 Oper.tl>d by Tho Obl.t .. 01 W",lerISpnng (419)243-5105 St F,.nel$ 0' S,/as 484 PELISSIER ST., WINDSOR 1-519-253-5612 r~;,-;;';;Ho;,j~1 DAllY 9 to 530 ~ Nail Salon ~ • Manicures • Pedicures ~ 'MPAT'EM , • Artwork • Waxing '1 ~ ~ GERANIUMS SilLE ~Spring Special ~ Program delivered in the Grosse Pointe School District MAY 13 and 14 & Casting We are also offering a lirrited sdection of p (Program & Castmg FRIDAY, MAY 6; SATURDAY, MAY 7 ~ Scul t7::t1 nails $25. 00 ~ Sublect to Change) wax begonias on a first come first serve boSIS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • Un!." rn WED .. APRIL 6.8 PM l!AT-,-APR1L~,J:! PM """r/" p,,,,,h1,, • LA IlAYADERf lAC Till ~oll.h 'Iotht>r' .. ('Iub • Open Tuesday & Thursday • GREAT GALLOPING GOnS( H-\LK • KudollaffelLaFosselSolenl Carherryl Me~s.l(!Strellon ~,,~,~~ 27 ~ 11.111111100' I • ~ Evenings 'til 9:00 ~ • Lockwood/C BrownIPerry/Bol\K f<,TLJARY- van Hamel BIssell • f (.r,,",' 1''''1111', \111 hll-(.1Il 132.\6 • 772-5006 " LA CORSAIRE PA'o Dr DEUX OLLOVv THE HET Remall Perry • V van Hamel Bls'il'lI THf\lf & VARIATIO"-<, Nome • c 25219 Gratiot N. of 10 Mile ~~ LA <;VLPHIDE - YeaKerIBary~hnlkov Harvey Slretlon • SUN MATINEE, APRJL.-!l!, PM Address • ~ Ask About Our Weddmg Party Discount • THj)R, A~I!.!!.L.!L~M 1 • <,\ • 6~~...a':> ~~...a':>~~~ • NEW T\"/YLA TH-\RP 'l,IPHONlf ( Oi'.( f RTANTF Clly • Baryshnikov/Carherry Kudo Grel\ory1van Hamel/Bllwll • f ',lUAR\ Me~~a[ MeKenZIe ,~ Phone • Raila/McKerrow • LA (OR"<\IRE PA<, DE DEUX IIOWfR II<,TI\AI Ii'. ct ....lANO ,. '- >~,~,~-- • Hospital Staff Offers "pal\er Fon<,('ca Neatest Cross Streets • Harvey BUlones • LA <;VIPHIDE - Grl"l\ory/BI~'il'1I HOllRRH r-\NTA<'QUI • Stress and Relaxation seminar fRIDAY, APRIL 8, 8 PM Browne Remall Harvey Tlppell IMPATIENS • The profeSSional staff of Samt John SYNlf'HONI£ CON( ERIANT[ OeRlhere Perry No 01 36 plant tlols (0) S 11 eo • Hospital IS offering to the public a lalle Mpss.lcl'itrellon SUr-.OAY, APRIL II!, 7 10 PM • IA IlAY\[)[Rf IA( Till Red Pale Pmk • seminar on managing stress effectively It-.HRIUD! 'i Grl"l\ory/McKenzJe Harvey Fonseca ~p"sa(l'it rellon • White Deep Pmk • • and learning to relax ThiS seminar, for NEW T\VVLA THARP TOR<,O Solen/llppel Orange Salmon • women only, Will be held Friday, May Barylhmkov/C arherry/Kudol flOWER FI<,TI\AI Ii'. LINlANO 20. 1983 to Sunday. May 22, 1983 at Raffa/McKerrow YeaKer ronsee.1 CREAl CAILOP1'l(, con')( HAl'" B()LJRREF F,\ ....TA<,QIJF SEND IN COUPON---..., ""X R.~GONll'S the Saint Clair Inn, St ClaIr. Michigan Browne Renvallll(eram,da~ r---JUST Red Browne Kirkland LaFo<;<;e/ TopiCS focused in the seminar Will be O~oorne McKerrow Maple I Makl CMct hya'" 10 GrDSS' PolIl. lIortll Plrlll Cl.~ I White Rlnehart/Carberry lockwood C Brown I 107 Vlntltl' R' II P W U236 I stress coping strategies assertiveness Pl'rry Rl'nvall P",k SAT, MATlNH, APRIL 9, Lf..M training developing indiVidual control PrrformdrlCt Tue< ~un ~.I ~un I NAME I of our lives, aerobiC exerCise, nutrition GREAT LAlLO?1 "'Co COn,,( HAL K • Delivery charge (,f any) l rflcr ~(hcdulr Evr",n~, MaIm ....' and personal heallh and fitness plan- DeR,herel Kudo OsoorneiSolen I ADDRESS I Total amount enclosed : Carberry/Lockwood/C Brownl Main fl fr 8.1 S2'; 00" 522 ';0 I I ning The fee of $19500 Will cover all Perry IBDgKs Ma,n fl R 8.1 511100 51f,OO I ZIP PHONE I Sorry no COD \ : meals, lodging seminars and materials TOR<'O van Hamel/McKl'n7le Ma,n fl R ~,de SIT 00 511 00 I W-OI 10 Dfssm Of I CMTnlillT tOil I Orderl mUll be rece,ved by April 18 : CLAIR DE LUN[ - Mess.lc/LaFo~'il' For a brochure or 8al Page Seven-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, March 31, 1983 ,..--~------Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange ...... , ..:tHE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE- PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY W BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 1ir_..., Planning to sell Gron. Pointe SINE REALTY your house? I Real estate ... IT'S WORTH YOUR TlMI<~ Talk to a TOLES & ASSOCIATES, INC. Exchange Members BY APPOINTMENT TO CALL SINE. , , professional. Call Borland ASSOCiates GROSSE POINTE WOODS any member of FIRST OFFERING 800 NOTRE DAME - Three bedroom Colomal of Earl Kelm Realty near shoppmg and the Neighborhood Club Wm J Champion Beautiful Bungalow on Stanhope - 2 bedroom, the Grosse Pointe 125 STEPHENS - AN EXCEPTIONAL COLO- Den, 1'/2 bathl>, recreatIOn room, central & Co down - 1 large bedroom up - Florida Real Estate NIAL IN A PRIME LOCATION The floor air, ro-foot lot Century 21 Loehmoor room - Close to schools, Church and shop plan m lhls hne Colomal provides privacy 1 pmg - QUick Occupancy Exchange. GROSSE POINTE WOODS - 1 12 story With Danaher Baer for everyone, even 10 d large family Pan- modern kitchen, 3 bedrooms, paneled rec- Wilson and Stroh Ifle They have the eled llbrary, family room, recreatIOn room, reatIOn room, newer furnace With central Beautiful 3 bedroom, llh baths, brick Ranch - R G Edgar & know-how! 5 or 6 bedrooms, 51rl baths One of the two Kitchen with nook - Formal dmmg room AC, fireplace AsSOCiates mll<;tt.>r <;ultes II> Ideal for In-laws Extra W",<::J.H"IG'fON - i\TIRACTIVE EARLY AM- _ Famllv room - Natural fireplace - features Include central AC, 3 fireplaces UOOOmdl), t"I\!I\.'" Patio - Air - 21'z car garage ERICAN COLONIAL on a lOO-foot lot In a & ASSOCiates a nd a 3.car garage terrlhc locatIOn near schools FIve bed rooms, garden room With beamed cellmg, Grosse POinte Prestwlck - 4 bedrooms - 21h baths - On ELM COURT - A QUIET LANE OFF LAKE. Real Estate Co SHORE ROAD Library Mutschler kitchen, paneled library With fireplace, and another extra large lot Large kitchen - Attached Wishing you a HAPPY EASTER! recreatIOn room, four bedrooms, 2lh baths, fireplace m the master sUite Garage space Higbie & Maxon, Inc garage - Family room - Must see large lot for 4 cars Johnstone & GROSSE POINTE FARMS near the Country Johnstone, Inc ST. CLAIR SHORES Anne B. Goodman 599 RIVARD - Family room, llbrary, master Club Ranch With spacIOus rooms 24-foot sUIte With beamed cathedral cellmg, three McBrearty & Adlhoch WOODBRIDGE - Dorsett Style - 2 large bed- and the paneled family room With fireplace and Realtors, Ine other bedrooms and 21h baths, fmlshed rooms - 2% baths - Family drea - Pallo bar, 4 bedrooms, 3l1l baths plus maid's _ Carport - Reasonable offers mVlted Staff at basement Monroe & ASSOCiates GROSSE POINTE FARMS - For the executive room and bath Really A HEATED INDOOR POOL IS a umque feature who wants a home m a special locatIOn Palms-Queen Realtors 10 thiS Colomal m Grosse Pomte Shorel> John S. Goodman, Inc. Colomal featuring a spacIOus paneled lib- Jim Saros Agency Family room, three spacIous bedrooms, SINE REALTY rary, a cozy den and a large heated garden MULTILlST SERVICE -.f 886-3060 central air comhtlOmng Land Contract Schultes Real Estate room Seven bedrooms, 4If.! baths and cen- Schweitzer FARMS OFFKl'- 884-700\.1 tral air HARPER WOODS Real Estate, lnc I STEPHENS NEAR KERCHEVAL - Beautiful 21353 BRIERS TONE - FIRST OFFERING Better Homes Southern Colomal With a New Orleans ac- BrIck ranch on qUiet street near schools & Gardens cent Library, family room, first floor bed- Three bedrooms, 2 car garage, Immediate SCl.jlly & room and bath plus 5 bedrooms and four Hendrle,lne occupancy PrIced 10 the $5O's baths up Shorewood Ichweltzer e~Bett5f-nes. TOLES & E R Brown Reol €rlote, Inc. I I W H ,.",1 ( ..... 1, n~ C W Toles William E Keane Sine Realty Co Ann W Sales Sue Adelberg ASSOCIATES, INC. Strongman IS Betsy B Buda Jacquelyn M Scott & A5soclates James D Standish, III REALTORS 885-2000 PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE Sally C Coe 74 KERCHEVAL Tappan Galler)' Mary F Ferber loiS M Toles of Homes THE APPOINTMENT Toles and OF AsSOCiates Youngblood "HOME OWNERSHIP" SERIES Really,lne NANCIM.BOLTON AS Current information - from the experts. SPECIAL PROJECTS MANAGER Do You Have and April 18 through May 9., 7:30 to 9:30. No charge. Questions??? ASSOCIATE BROKER Brownell School Cafeteria. Phone 884-5700 to reserve. About financing a housing pur~ Nanci Will head the SpecIal Prolects DIVISion,which Includes the FlOrida Sales Center, and chase? win continue to sell residential real estate 10 the Grosse Pomte area. Nanci has been About your in~ successfully selling real estate In the Grosse Pointe communttles for several years and HAPPY EASTER come tax if you has been a consistent Million Dollar Producer You can reach her at the Grosse Pointe Woods Sales office located at 21300 Mack FIRST OFFERING - Superb Shores location MARYLAND - 2 fmly flat 3 bedrooms ea sell your house? for thiS spacIOus 4 bedroom 3lh bath Farm umt Separate furnaces & basements 3 car About whether Avenue Her phone number tS 886-4200. Colomal 18 foot library With fireplace garage Glassed terrace, 2 ear attached garage or not your lOOx161 lot MCKINLEY PLACE - SpacIOus Colomal With garage apartment near South High Modern house would 1 BALFOUR ROAD - 6 bedroom 3 h bath reSI- kitchen Den card room and step down pass inspection JUST A FEW SAMPLINGS FROM OUR SPRING MARKET FilES dence In the WlOdmI11 Pomte area Den & 24x14 family room screened porch, 2 car attached & heated for a certificate CALL US FOR ADDITIONAL SUGGESTIONS- . garage 100x175 lot $139,500 MCKINLEY ROAD - 4 bedroom Colomal of occupancy? Mutschler kItchen Screened & glassed WE HAVE OVER 130 LISTINGS FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE! BALFOUR - Extraordinary Coloma I With fam- porch Newer drIve, roof & furnace and These and lots of Ily room and sun room Bedroom and 11f.! bath on 1st plus 3 bedrooms, library and 2 central aIr others will be baths on 2nd Rec room and complete MORAN - BUIlt 10 1978 3 bedroom 21h baths answered at the kitchen In basement Heated pool With bath Family room With fireplace Df'ck With gas "Home Owner~ house 21,1! car aU garage gnll Central air ship in the BERKSHIRE - Dehghtful Enghsh Tudor With NOTRE DAME - DelIghtful 3 bedroom 2 bath pool Library plus 26 ft family room 4 bed- Polntes" series. reSidence Modern kitchen Formal dmmg • rooms 21h baths plus bedroom and bath on room Brick patto, excellent landscapmg It starts Monday, 3rd Rec room Central air Many energy effiCient Improvements Cent- April 18 for four FISHER ROAD - 3 bedroom 11,'2 bath Enghsh ral arr 16 ft den 2 car garage $78,000 weeks. Reserve PEACH TREE - Colomal near the Hunt Club now by Phoning FLEETWOOD - 19692- 3 bedroom 21f.!Town- 4 bedrooms 21h baths Den and family house near BeaconsfIeld Private patIo Cen- room Attached garage 88I~5700~ There GROSSE POINTE CITY - A delightful English tral air SHARP DECOR In thiS newer Farms Colomal! PROVENCAL - Enghsh manse on 100x55Olot is no charge. Cotswold With famtly room and NEW kitchen 1 Large family room With hreplace, well finished HARVARD - Near Warren In DetrOIt 3 bed- Modern kitchen Library 6 bedroom I> 5 h Nothmg to do but move In - It SPARKLES' basement and mce chOice of terms 881-6300 room English Intenor freshly pamted baths Rec room central arr Apartment GQOd fInancmg avaIlable 884-0600 Newer roof and alummum trim Storms & over attached garage "Home screens RIVARD _ Enclosed porch 50 rt lot 2 car 'Ii'~ -;- ~dJ... / KERBY ROAD - Near Kercheval 4 bedroom r garage New InsulatIOn Newer roof & Ownership (jj; '" ¥ j 2% bath Colomal Family room Central alum trim Only $65,000 F/ " / air 72x146 lot , ROBERT JOHN - 3 bedroom ranch Library "'''' ...... -.; LAKE SHORE LANE - 3 bedroom custom Enclosed terrace Rec room 2 car aU gar- in the ranch FlOrida room Rec room With lav 2 age Price reduced car att garage 80 ft lot ST PAUL - 3 bedroom ll'z bath townhouse LAKE SHORE - Outstandmg modern 2 slOry New kitchen Central air Rec rm $85,500 POlntes" reSidence 19x23 two story entrance hall With CIrcular staIrs 18 x 19 library 21 x 22 SYCAMORE - Your chOIce of 2 exceptIOnal famIly room SpacIOus rooms throughout and brand new reSidences on a newly de- Call for particulars veloped street leadmg to the lake Both have 1st floor bedroom and many other ex ...... ' - LAKE SHORE - 5 bedroom 51'2 bath Contem- SPACIOUS 4 bedroom, 2'fz bath on qUiet lane tras four GROSSE POINTE PARK - A newer Colomal porary WIth heated pool and JacuzzI Lib- near Monteith school has tamlly room and lib- With 4 bedrooms, 2'h baths 10 wooded settmg rary and famIly room 2 fIrst floor bed- STEPHENS - SpacIOus reSidence on lovely rary piUS expansIOn space on 2nd Land Con- street 5 bedrooms & 41.'z baths plus 1st floor Large family room, library, excellent terms rooms Maids room 300 x 300 ft lot tract poSSible $124,900 884-0600 maids room and bath Library & family Mondays $159,500 884-0600 L<\KEVIEW - 4 bedroom 21'2 bath reSidence m room 3 car alt garage l6Ox175 lot the Farms on 50 x 295 lot, 17x14 family room Wood deck and ga'i grill Great loca UNIVERSITY - 3 bedroom Colomal Rec 7:30-9:30 tlOn room Central aIr 3 car garage $74,000 LENNON In Harper Woods on dead end street LANARK - Near 7 MIle and I 94 2 bedroom near I 94 & grade school 3 bedroom ranch Bungalow With expanSIOn attic New roof Good closet space GP School $52000 or Newly pamted 10 and out $.10,500 lease at $450 mo GRA YTON - 3 bedroom Colomal near Harper Starts LEXINGTON 3 bedroom 2 bath semi ranch Screened porch 2 car garage $37,500 'filed and paneled ba'iement Attached gar. NOTIINGHAM - Near E Outer Drive 2 bed age Near transportatIOn Immed poss room bungalow WIth expansIOn attIc Fam- APRIL 18 Price reduced Ily room $26,000 LINCOLN - Cr 5t Paul 4 bedroom 21'z bath ROSEDALE CT - Pnced reduced on thiS 4 ~ 1 BALFOUR - Larger Colomal With charmmg Colomal Porch 19'\19 family room on 2nd bedroom 3 bath ranch near Marter Road IN THE PARK - ThiS larger 5 bedroom, 3 '2 floor Rec room 2 car aU garage Only 5pam'ih mfluence features 5 bedroom'i, 2 full 24 ft famIly room 2 car alt garage bath features a new kllcht.>n and new baths I $125 000 FamIly room, sun room, (ml<;hed ba'iement, bath'i + 2 half baths, den, updated kitchen ROSEDALE CT - 3 bedroom 1'~ bath ranch III BROWNELL $120,000 881.4200 MANOR - 3 bedroom Colomal WIth eallng 8OxI45' lot and EXTRAS GALORE' 88l-6300 St Clair Shore'i Family room Rec room 'ipace m kitchen and famIly room Newer central aIr and lawn 'iprmkler 2 car att ~ / \ drlvt> and roof ~:xtra m<;ulatlOn Recently garage $79,500 SCHOOL deco Price rf'<1uced 'dIlU", « : J '2~ 83 Kercheval Avenue IIW .. III (II f''';''~ 1J(~ofJl(> PHONE find hou"t! .... mrmm u';I/' ;nUl~i''''lio,,'' 884.5700 GROSSE POINTE FARMS GROSSE POINTE PARK GROSSE POINTE WOODS B2 Kercheval 884-0600 16610 Mack 881-4200 19790 Mack 881.6300 MAXON 886-3400 to reserve '" ,, Thursday, March 31, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Elght-B Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVEL'( ~ BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE . Grone Pointe Real Estate WilliAM J. CHAMPION & COMPANY Exchange Members "Home Own- FIRST OFFERING Borland ASSOCiates ST CLAIR SHORES Outstandmg custom ership In the 01 Earl Keirn Realty ColOnial Totally remodeled SpIral staIrcase, Polntes" will an- Wm J Champlorl Mutschler kItchen WIth Jenn.alre range and swer lots of your & Co subzero refrIgeration, and mIcrowave oven The questions about Century 21 Lochmoor famIly room IS paneled With built-lOS, Anderson • 1 Danaher Baer '.'.mdo"ls "nli lioorwalls olus a sauna 10 the mortiages. lanu Wilson and Stroh Inc spacIOus master bedroom PrIced at $88,000 contracts. etc. R G Edgar & AssOCiates Starts Monday. Goodman, Pierce If.:\ April 18. Re- & ASSOCiates Grosse POinte BY APPOINTMENT serve by phoning Real Estate Co j MARCH IN BEFORE JUNE I 'I Charming ttll-ee bedroom Bungalow on one of Grosse Pomte ." 884-5700, Higbie & Maxon Inc Woods rucest streets The large hVlOg room WIth a natural fIreplace and full dJmng room ~~ .".. Johnstone & are a rarety m this price ;, Johnstone, lnc GO MODERN 10 ttus flOe contemporary deSIgned by Eero Saarmen An arctutecturall)l McBrearty So Adlhoch renowned home It was built to last and lovmgly maintamed It has 5 bedrooms and 4% baths and an attractive open floor plan Located on one of the best streets in the Farms Realtors, Inc " Monroe & Assoclales You have to see It apprecIate It Really LARGE SPACIOUS ROOMS This wonderful family home has 5 bedrooms and 4% baths and Palms-Queen Realtors a modem kItchen WIth built'lns Ttus home features a family room and natural flreplaces In both the hvmg rooms and master SUIte. Reahstlcally prIced at $119,900 Jim Saros Agency WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY TO BUY WISELY . A charming 4 bedroom, 2% bath home Schultes Real Estate on a private cul-de-sac 10 Grosse POinte Shres Amenities afforded are centrallUr, sprmk. Schweitzer ler system and a mahogany paneled family room WIth wet bar Long term Land Contract Real Estate Ine I avaIlable Better Homes A BEAMED CATHEDRAL CEILING FAMILY ROOM .. a paneled library and a bay & Gardens wmdow 10 the breakfast area are specIal features of this speCIal house This Engllsh house Ichweltzer-..Bettgt'mes R Real E/tote,lnc. I I iIfIIH.md Gdrdens Scully & has 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths on the second floor plus a bedroom and bath on the tlurd Hendrie, Ine floor Warm, random plank floormg throughout the first floor, plus central air Shorewood A CARRAGE HOUSE . is not just a home but a way of life. Completely remodeled and 1wo names you can trust E R Brown redecorated tlus two story charmer is just the answer for those that strIve for a umque Sine Realty Co style of 11Ving TERRIFIC LOCATION Extremely well bullt 3 bedroom, 2'h bath Colonial with all the I Strongman So ASSOCiates Important features new kItchen, excellent bath rooms, central air, spnnkler system and Tappan Gallery attached garage Located on a very desirable street at a very reasonable price. A VERY HAPPY EASTER of Homes NEED TO SELL FIRST. thinkmg you should make the move whde prices are still in your favor and mterest rates still going down. A great opportunity to purchase a 5 bedroom 3lh FROM ALL OF US AT Toles and AsSOCiates bath Enghsh Tudor with library and not the pressure to close rIght away. Call for fW:ther SCHWEITZER REAL ESTATEI Youngblood detaIls Realty, Inc BETTER HOMES & GARDENS Grosse Pte. Farms omC! Grosse pte. Woods OffIce Happy Easter from all at . Doug Andrus, Mgr Grace Lentml DennIS Andrus, Mgr Sheila Knubbe Kay Bauble Ted MJ11Jgan Gerry O'Kon, Asst Mgr Amber Lawson Nina Bmder Pete MISuraca LaUa Abud Jim Okonoslu Robert Bowen Mark Monaghan HEAR R. G. Edgar & Associates~ StevIe Anderson Georgia Pappas NJkkl Andrus JIm Premo Dean Cham pane Mary Ann Palazzolo Sue D'Herde Carol PoUma Nancy Bolton Joe RIch Lynn Dornan Grace PUla ~ Margaret Colhoud Jane Sanford the Jean Farley Sue Shannon Bul FIM Ann serafano Joe Fraz2Itt.. Clara Smale Hank Flscber Shelly Selko Phylhs Fries George Smale .::..~~~ l.orralne Fraser Lilia Smd Mary Gossehn Adell Stover ," ...... ~ ~... 1-.f); 3; SylVia Gray Jeanette WaggODer Mary HeJmerdb;Jger ill': Bette Wnght EXPERTS Jean Kanas Mary Wmes Bob Johns Linda Zamplch Carol Kelly ON Planning to sell your house? • Talk to a professional. INCOME TAX FIRST OFFERINGS FIRST OFFERING _ DELUXE DUPLEX - Near lake, each umt has 3 bedrooms, 2% baths, fIreplace 10 hvmg room, bUllt-m appliances in kItchen LOTHROP Custom architect deSIgned & EXTRA SPECIAL IN G P. CITY Four bed- BLT., 4 BDRM Tri-Ievel Beautiful home. • FIRST OFFERING _ OVERLOOK LOCHMOOR - $58,500, attractively decorated 3 bedroom, hVlng room Colomal featurmg glass enclosed terrace, w/3'h baths, wet plaster, marble stlls, part complete country kIt, rec rm. w/dry bar & room WIth fireplace, rec room, hrst floor bedrooms hardwood flrs, & Anderson Windows Sunken, NFP, brand new deck Many newer features' mortgages FIRST OFFERING _ INCOME - Lower umt WIth 2 bedrooms I kItchen WIth eatmg space, dining secluded patio, lower level w/sewmg rm Close Central air SA terms Reduced to $159,200 room, hvmg room. WIth fIreplace Upper umt WIth newer kIt~hen, bedroom, hving room, dlOlOg to all schools (F-584l 886-5800 .. (G-{}77 l 8116-4200 room, both umts mclude applIances, newer roof and carpetmg • FARM STYLE _ GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Three bedroom Colomal, 1'h baths on 2nd floor, lav on 1st, beautiful modern kItchen wlth built-lOS, newer carpeting, central air. land APPLE PIE CONDITION _ PIcture book lovelIness deslgned WIth your budget mInded 4 bedroom, 2 bath buyers m mmd Also featuring a Mutschler kItchen for only $73,900 and terms available contracts CHARMING ENGLISH _ HardwOod floors and natural woodwork, 2 fireplaces, outstandmg arched ~ wmdow, large master bedroom LINCOLN _ 3-4 bedroom English, $13,000 assumes 12'h% mortgage WIth low closmg cost. Family • room, large 2 car garage ~~t",.~ LARGE BUNGALOW _ located near Parcells, 2 fireplaces, 2 full baths, central air, specIal home...... city codes GROSSE POINTE WOODS _ $48,500 Great 3 bedroom starter home, tastefully decorated, country CHARMING AND COZY COLONIAL wlfab. OUTSTANDING HOME FIve bdrm , 2't2 bath Iotchen, new roof and gutters Colomal In G P Woods Modern kIt w/blt.ms & ulous golf course vIew All sought after fea F ARMS RANCH _ Three bedrooms, den. 11,';, baths, natural fireplace In hvmg room, attached tures' Central aIr Driveway & garage on new ceramIC flr , 3rd flr bedroom wi adJOIrung slUmg rm Newer furnace & plumbing (G-952) • qUIet lane offers easy access Walk to Grosse garage Pte schools (F-768l 886-5800 886-4200 LARGE CENTER ENTRANCE Colo01al, 3 bedrooms, 2'h baths, separate breakfast room, paneled real estate recreatIOn room, lovely screened terrace 2100 HUNT CLUB IdeaJ famIly home w/4 bdrms , 2 full baths Enclosed porch 2 car garage FANTASTIC FAMILY home at affordable pnce, country kitchen overloolong large yard convement w/opener POSSIble LC terms $79,900 (G.I0l)~2OO locatIOn near parks and schools AU terms considered and qmck occupancy MOVE IN & ENJOY thIS lovely Colomal WIsmastung vIew of lake' Lg rooms offer endless POSSlbll. law Itles - exercise your decorating talent (G.l00l 886-4200 :-lEAR STAR OF THE SEA. super home WIth first floor bedrooms, large famlly room (l9x12) , TRADITIONAL, charmlOg Colomal wispacIOus rooms thruout NFP Fmest Grosse Pte area Energy attached garage saVIng furnace SPACIOUS' (F.053) 88&-5800 PRIME HARPER WOODS AREA for thIS Immaculate 3 bdrm Ranch Central aIr, 1st flr laundry, LOWEST PRICED _ 3 bedroom, 2 story home 10 Grosse POInte Farms, Ph baths, natural fIreplace, new decor Perfect for young couple or retirees $57900 (1" 716) 886-5800 Home den, paneled recreatIOn room, all thIS for $73,900 . BRING ALL OFFERS Owners are anxIOus! NIce brk home on ~~p lot Walkmg dIstance to PRICE REDUCED _ Move 10 condItIOn, 4 bedroom, pOSSIble 5th Center Entrance Colo01al, excel- Lakeshore, park & school Fm bsmt w wet bar $54,900 (G.098} 88lH2OO lent locatIOn 70xl56 lot, Mul~chler kItchen 1649 BRYS one of the ongmal Grosse Pte homes Charmmg Dutch Colomal, 3 bdrms . newer Ownership carpet thruout Good SA terms All reasonable offers conSIdered (G 033' 886-4200 AFFORDABLE famIly home, 34 bedrooms, hvmg room WIth fireplace, large kitchen WIth 1242 HAWTHORNE SpaclOu<; Cape Cod style 1,800 sq ft, 3 Ig bdrms . aU garage A super home 10 appliances 2 car garage FHA or VA aVailable the mid $8O's (F 735) 886-5800 Series NEWER LUXURY, EXECUTIVE STYLE COLONIAL FI~e bdrm<; ,1st floor laundry, family rm , HANDYMAN SPECIAL located 1 block from & Ig patIO all new carpetmg Glowmg wIth pnde! (F 739\ 886-5800 1 FIRST OFFERING lake on deadend street ThIS 4 bedroom 2'h DESIGNED FOR FUNCTIONAL LIVING Ideal home for 19 famIly In G P Shores SIX bdrms , 3 ';, bath home WIth famIly room IS Ideal for the baths, complete kIt, 2 NFPs, gumte poool (G 083) 888 4200 famIly lookmg to fIX up a house the way SUPERB CONDITION for thIS lovely, well kept, 3 bdrm Ranch Cf'ntral alr, NFP, fm bsmt w rec APRIL 18 they want It rm (G-090l 88&-4200 1611 ANITA Preferred locatlOn In G P Woods Newer family rm prof decoratmg Cute & cozy INTERIOR DESIGN SHOWHOUSE - The best place _ great for couple startmg out Excellent condltlOn $61,:;00 (F'{)12) 8864200 TO of everythmg In thIS magmhcently deco- 99 MEADOW LANE, G P Farms Charmmg home 10 mo<;t deslrable locatIOn Updated kIt, FP. oak rated and mamtamed Colomal FIve bed 1 floors, added storage & c1o<;et space (F.033) 886-5800 MAY 9 room<;, 3 ,';, baths and many special features <;uch as central air, sprinkler system, beautiful extensive landscapmg Call for FOR All YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS CAll OR COME IN 7:30-9:30 addlllonal detalls OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY 9 a m -9 p m and 9'30-5'30 SAT and SUN BROWNELL GROSSE POINTE WOODS OFFICE GROSSE POIPfTE FARMS OFFICE 886-4200 886.5800 SCHOOL Perhap<; the mo~t charming and beautIfully de OUT.Of.AREA, CALLTOll fREE coralcd home In It<; pnce range 4 bedrooms, 2112hath<;, bedroom and bath on 3rd floor, 1-800-247-5200 ext 33 Mut<;('hler kItchen, panelled library, screened Fifteen Offices in Four Counties 884.5700 terrace lBRf 1.ll0R' 882-5200 "MICHIGAN'S FLORIDA BROKER" to reserve ____ .-.III ..Q------ " Page Nlne-B Thursday, March 31, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON TH~SE "AGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY '@ BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSS~ POINTE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE @ Grone Pointe R•• ' Estate EASTER GREETINGS Exchange Members 943 Hlddenlane - Gro"e Pomte Woods rancb - 3 bedrooms 6.orlallO ASl>OCiaieS Palml;-O:ueen Aealtors 233 McKmley - Grosse Pomte Farms - Colonldl 4 bedrooms of Earl Keim Realty Jun SarO$ Agency 314 HIUcre;,t - Gro;,se Pomte Farms - Colomal 3 bedrooms Reserve Mondays! 231 Lake,more - Gro"e Pomte Farms - Coloma I 4 bedrooms Wm J Champion $chuUes Real Estate & Co 1403 Ken50mgton - Gros,e Pomte Park - Colomal 4 bedrooms Schwettzfif ""Home Ownership in the Pointes" Cenh.HY 21 LochmoOl' Handyman SpeCIal - Gro,se POInte Park - Bungalo,," 4 bedroom, Real Estate, 1m: j 21616 Englehardt - St ClaIr Shore, - Ranch 4 bedroom., Oanaher. Baer, Belter Homes Wll$on and Stroll. In(: & Gar~n$ 4820 Bedford - Grosse Pomte Park - Bungalow 2 bedroom, April 18 - May- 9 r"'1'1mpr('Hll Prn!Wrtv - 160' near Eastland $179,000 H.U C:Qgul'" ;x,UIIY ., 7:30 p.m. Brownell School Associates Hendrl(!, Inc 1... 1lall11S- 1 Goodman, Pll,m:e Shorewood There lS no charge & Associates E: R Brown Grosse Pamle Sine Realt)' Co ~ Eslate Co QtJS5~!t Str0rl9man PHONE 884-5700 to reserve Higbie & Max.on, Ine. & Assocla*,s ( \1.1. 0'10' OF OlR RFPRESE"ITAT1\E" JOhnslQne & tappan GalleTy (,1011,1 B'lI kel Phil ( dt,lIdo (,I'orgt I 1',11111' JoIlll$tone. Ine of Home\; ~:rnl',l Bl'1k "11 \ ( n (, DriP, \\ III \\ QU(('rl Mlltlrj>lU1)' & MI!lc;lcn TOlfS and l ,1llll Illll Brd( II \ (,( I did I (.tlnl' LlrJd,1 "I h,HII flealtor$_ Ine A\;SOCla1e\; \\ 1I11,un \1ulkl'\ Monroe & A&S4Cla11'S V01,logbJood ~altY, Inc. Realty 17646 MACK 886-4444 JIM SAROS AGENCY, INC. Resme 'IIollda)~1 "Home Ownership 755 UNIVERSITY - LOCATED IN GROSSE in the Pointes" POINTE CITY - Call for a private showmg I April 18 • May 9 Beautifully mamtamed 3 bedroom brIck bunga- low, FANTASTIC FAMILY ROOM, outstandIng 7:30 p.m. Brol\lIell School "ON- THE-HILL" "show room" decor, central air, modern kIt- There i.l no char~e chen, recreation room, spacIOus room SIzes, and much more A very speCIal home! 884-6200 775 UNIVERSITY SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 1689BROADSTONE - 3 or 4 bedroom EnglIsh Tudor located In the Woods, large double lot, spacIous ~"cP~-1 room SIzes, 3rd floor expansion WIth heat, plumbing, and electrIcIty, attached 2 car garage IHAPPY d 1409 YORKSHIRE - Completely restored to Its natural beauty I I Gorgeous center entrance Enghsh Tudor WIth 3 bedrooms, 1lh baths, super kItchen, leaded glass, natural wood, and more' ?1 EASTER I m BEACONSFIELD _ EXCELLENT TERMS AVAILABLE I Custom Enghsh Tudor WIth 3 bed- rooms, natural woodwork, natural fireplace, large rooms, owners are anxIOus' Land Contract WIth $10,000 down at only 7%' II , BIrch Ln . $175,000 Q.,.~y IBrys 68,500 ,- Devonslure . 96,000 JIM SAROS AGENCY, INC. t~ Hampton 84,800 ' Lakepomte 64,900 •Lake Shore. 278,000 ~ 886-9030 Lochmoor 198,000 U IMaryland 38,500 DESIRABLE LOCATION - Mulh.faml1y WIth hvmg room, FP, Prestwlck 78,000 I ~-- S Renaud 169,900 . dmmg room, kItchen, 2 bedrooms, extra room off bedroom Upper umt newly decorated winew carpetmg. There are 2 hot RIdgemont ' 51,400 ~ water heaters, 2 furnaces and 2 lavs m basement New roof TWO FINE HOMES Shoreham 128,500 • Wayburn 26,900 MAKE AN APPOINTMENT NOW I 19 ROSE TERRACE - SubstantIal New Eng- IWayburn 25,900 land Cape Cod, superIor materIals and I JUST LISTED craftsmanshIp, modern floor plan WIth ex- ' Westchester 77,500 Old Homestead .. 92,800 t;. tras galore Three bedrooms, 3 baths Damman . 59,900 FIRST OFFERING 82 CAMBRIDGE - A recently constructed Farm Colomal, 3 bedrooms, 2h baths, liv- i Ing room, dInIng room, lIbrary, fIrst floor i laundry and kItchen on a qUIet secluded street S("ULLY I ~ ~ B e.~,~'IMINI ~eabf?- ~ cmIm 20439 MACK AVE=NUE 886-8710 Scully & Hendne, Inc. Real Estatt: I J Ii Grosse POinte Woods U 881-.B310 tUf!C)j~~~ SUPER 5 bedroom, 31h bath French Colomal m an excellent loca- tion Family room, newer kItchen wibreakfast room, rec room w/wet bar ASSUMABLE 10%% mortgage With large mortgage balance - 26 yrs remaInmg Better hurry on thIS one' LOCATION WIth charm-home updated and delightfully decorated WIth a quahty kitchen, dIning room wibay, den. 3 bedrooms, HAPPY EASTER }I-\!baths, brick courtyard and drIveway Excellent value FROM A VERY SPECIAL HOUSE - 4 bedrooms, 31h baths, famIly room, den, kItchen w/bay Dehghtful heated patio w/flrep Peggy Murphy ShIrley SchoeOlth JIm Danaher lace UpstaIrs glass walled study overlooks tr~ lined lot Manlyn Wood Tern Meldrum SkIp Baer Marvelous for family hvmg Hugh WIlson DIane McFeely Joel Caskey Gall Stroh MarH'Sabol Carol Ann Kotz INDULGE AND DELIGHT your famIly WIth thIS modern 4 bed- John Kll<;hner Dan Steffes Betty Ann Brown room, 31h bath featUrIng gourmet kItchen, famIly room and Betty Parr library-aU newly decorated LAND CONTRACT AVAILA- BLE FIRST OFFERINGS CONVENIENT to hospitals, schools, publIc transportatIOn - 20920 HAWTHORNE LARGE 3 bdr, 2 full CONDO - 2 bedrooms, hvmg room, dmmg room, central aIr baths Ranch WIth an Immense fam room and 1 car garage Separate basements fOR YOl'R CO,\SlDERATlOS G P schools LOCATION LOCATION-PrestigIOus addre<;s wlthm walkmg dIS- GROSSE POINTE PARK GRO~E POINTE FARMS tance of SHORES park 3 bedroom, 3 bath colomal, large BARRINGTON $81 900 BEVERLY - $189,000 BY APPOINTMENT kitchen wlbreakIast room, famIly room w fireplace overlook BERKSHIRE $179,000 CLOVERLY $270,000 mg INDOOR POOL TERRIFIC BISHOP $320,000 LEWISTON $395,000 2101 VAN ANTWERP ATTRACTIVE Colomal GROSSE POINTE WOODS BUCKINGHAM $127,500 McKINLEY PL . $175,000 WIth new Mutschler kItchen Owner mo- ST CLAIR SHORES-FISHERMAN or BOATER-waterfront on ACCARD $74.900 JEFFERSON - $149,500 MORAN - $106,000 tIvated $59,000 canal Flr.,t floor, hvmg room, kItchen, 3 bedrooms and sun 1461 TORREY SPACIOUS Colomal on a double BLAIRMOOR - $139,000 porch Second noor .,tudlO apartment wlllvmg room, kitchen. GROSSE POINTE SHORES BLAIR MOOR $12.5000 GROSSE POINTE CITY lot bath and storage REDUCED to $97,500 FORDCROFT $360,000 1949 HUNTINGTON OUTSTANDING value, 3 BLAIR MOOR $119,000 LAKELAND $165 000 COUNTY CLUB - $78,500 LINCOLN - $139,000 HAMPTON - $119,500 bdr, 2 baths SHORE POINTE CONDO - One of the newer and larger condoe; LAKESHORE - $475,000 1509 HOLLYWOOD SHARP Ranch In a very RO.,L YN $72,500 ROOSEVELT $139 500 3 or 4 bedrooms, lIbrary, :l baths, rec room on corner umt w 2 LAKESHORE - $550,000 good locatIOn car garage SHOWS TASTE AND QUALITY RENAUD $500,000 21419 PRESTWICK BEST VALUE In Harper liA~ER_ \\OODJ: ST, CLAIR SHORES SUNNINGDALE - $249,000 Woods 3 bdrs , beautifully finIshed base Lr:NNON $62,000 510 RiVIERA $59,900 VACANT LOT between 1034 and 1026 Whltller WEBBER PLACE - $395,000 ment Show &: sell $58,500 WOODLAND SHORES - $292 500 DETROIT \\ARREN o;lIirr R1: 21lJ>lH\100R I~ thr ONU' ( 21 HAFfvARD $45,000 RAd-;"iE -: $74 000 offi('r 1I"h nlrm/)rnh1p ," Ih.. Gro~.r POl>lfe f;f Tappan wishes you a very rhnnqr INh" n,,1 d01lhle 1lour hflmr', Ifp<'Rlll'( /,,/ 11,llIIg ",th lI~i THOROUGH COVERAGE OF Happy Easter! GROSSE POINTE PROPERTIES 76 KERCHEVAL /J(III(/~~f. }Jt?/"f. /1;4/1/1~; Y!?/J/I Qn1u~ ',': , 1,21I I' To Buy or Sell " • 'lOCHMOOR A House Call /iJ,r// (,Jhl" 20817 MACK It HAWTHORNE 885-7000 884-5280 Thursday, March 31, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page,-_~Ten-B ..... ------~~------,""IIl ,Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY ~ BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE ~ ~.. ~ .... """""~ WE DID IT AGAIN! Keirn Sold Mine In Just 10 Days LFT II~ ~Ell YOURS TOO . WE GET RESULTS I " .,~ We offered sound facts on prlcmg and marketmg to Judl DavIs of E Emory Court She listened, and now JOIns our growmg group of happy chents who all can say, "KEIM SOLD MINE IN JUST 10 DAYS I" AFTER EASTER SPECIALS (and every day of the year) • Special service • SpecIal ijome Warranty • Special Courtesy • SpecIal RelocatIOn Service • SpecIal Free AnalYSIS • SpecIal Prices AND MORE Call 88f>.3800for details m the rate Iwas going,inten SPECIAL PRICE - $83,500 Enghsh, 4/21f.l - 2 extra rooms, new car- pet yearsUI have about $2000 saved:' ") SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY - ExclUSive Shores address, Magmflcent Tudor need TLC It turned Ollt to lJe' t'l \ (\1'>' Till \ tlke ,I httle Ollt SPECIAL STARTER - 2 br. bnck Colomal. Warranted Farms 60's hJ.w J.prett~ good job. Ive never been out of \VOl k I\'c recclved leg\ular promotion<,. The only thing I've of e,lCh \),l~thet" t(m ,ll d BlllllL '0 f h(lt\ ,\ POI tlOn 01 \ 0111 p,ly youl e Hot to \ot Oil" I~ (',1.,\ SPECIAL COLONIALS - Both 10 move-m conditIOn Choose Farms or nevel been ,1ble to do i!>!>,lVemoney temptl'd ,>pelld It hilt I It'~ ,11 (' I~ Woods, 3 brs, extras PrICed right Olle day 1overheard my !>ccret:lry tJ.lking J.hout ~ Free Parking in Rear Grone Pointe Real Eatat. Excha. Members Spring c1ean~ Borland Assoclales LOCAnON PRICE BR/BA FEATURES ing is OUT . .. of Earl Kelm Really Roslyn $ 51,000 2/1 10Y4% Assumable mortgage, fireplace, exceptIOnal valuel but Spring learn- J Champion Danbury Lane $ 99,500 3/21f.! Immaculate, family room WIth fireplace, G P schools, great ~co assumptIOn Ing is IN. Come Century 21 Lochmoor Washmgton $ 89,500 3/l1h Updated latchen, 4th bdrm on 3rd floor. extra large yard Mutschler kitchen, Immaculate and spacIous to "Home Own- Danaher Baer, Balfour $ 84,900 4/2 Wilson and Stroh Inc Great family home, close to schools & shoppmg Bedford $ 83,900 411 ership in the R Q Edgar & Van K DrIve $139,900 4/2~ Reduced I Immaculate, new kitchen, pnme locatIOn Pointes" a spar- AssoCiates Lakepomte $ 94,900 3/21h Center entrace Colomal, pnme locatIOn 5r31f.l Excellent value, attached apartment kUng series, Goodman, Pierce Balfour $125,000 & ASSOCiates Oxford $124,900 3,21h Uruque family room, central air. LIC terms bringing you Grosse POlnle Maumee $ 99,500 4r2'h Umque Condo, master sUIte With .JacuzzI. modern kitchen Yorkshire $ 79,500 3/1'h New kitchen, large den. large yard the experts on Real Estate Co PrestigIOus Condo, 2,340 sq rt, 24 hr security & e;ervlce DetrOit Towers $103,000 3/2 topics of UT- HIgh'~ it. 'Aaxon lnc Seven Mile $ 39,900 OffIce bUlldmg near Hayes, rented Johnslone & MOST Interest Johnstone.lnc to all home own- McBrearty & Adlhoch Realtors, Inc Youngblood erst Mondays at Monroe & Assoclales Take anc.ther look at US. Savings Bonds FIRST OFFERING - LUXURY CONDO IN HARBOR 7:30 p.m., April Really SPRINGS - ThIS 3 bedroom. 2~ bath townhouse Ie; ful1~ ReraUy ItIC. 18 through May Palms-Queen ReallOrS and take advantage ofthe biggest improvement furmshed and beautifully decorated and makes sen,e for both mvestment and vacatIOn mmded buyers, on I) $-103,000 9. No charge. ,Jim Saros Agency in 40 years. Call today Phone 884-5700 Schulle:; Real Estate Bonds have changed from a fixed to a SChwellzer to reserve. Real Eslale Irc I variable interest rate. It's calculated every six Better Homes & Gardens months and compounded semiannually. Scully & Hendrie Inc In the first six-month petiod, Bonds pay Shorewood 11.09%. Although the overall yield may be E R Brown Sme Really Co higher or lower,it will never drop below 7.5%. Strongman That's a guaranteed minin1um.]ust hold your & ASSOCiates Tappan Gallery Bonds five year~ or more. 0: Homes Join the Payroll Savings Plan at work. Toles and THE PROPERTIES LISTED ASSOCiates Save regularly and c(1:)ily.and Call1the new Youngblood vaJiable interest rate, too. ON THESE PAGES Really lnc \.. Take another look at today's Savings Are Offered Exclusively Bonds. There's never been a better time to take stock in Amenca. By Members Of The ~Vl 81'A. GROSSE POINTE ~~~~ REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Take~1_~ ~~---:f>j ~lnl ... 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March 31, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven-B D LOVE IS FOREVER Michael Landon Sam Wdter"lon plays her usually sup the man often called the king of rock boost the stlOw s sagging rdllngs Bill 4 30 6PM NBC (3 30 Cent /Mount ) heads an all sta' Internal lonal cast In port,ve photograpller husband dnd n roll Rare and authentiC footage of Bixby dnd Mallette Hartley debul GOLF NabiSCO Dinah Shore the Irue story of John Everlrlghdm J0YC{' Vdll Patten I" cdsl dS a MdCll the PelVIS personal and profeSSional MON., APRIL 4 Invlldtlonal Irom M sSlon Hills Coun the lasl Weslern JOumailS! If) post war lavpllieln soc ell Norker I fe piuS drdmdtlzed sequences from try Club n Rdr\cho M rage California SAT, APRIL 2 10 11PM r H~C (') Central/Mountdlnl Lao" whose smuggled report<, of ter recollections of the entertdln,'r s long 9.11 30PM CBS (8 CentrdllMountaln) SAT., APRIL 9 FAMOUS LIVES Wayne Rogers dS SUN., APRIL 3 ror dnd dedth lead 10 hi:;'expulSion lime dssoclates The King IS dead 18 CentrallMountaln) 110"101 d ( , r hr Iy nlpr lIew Sl10W led 1.30 2'30PM NBC 11230Cent IMt) and Idter return 111 d daring dnd dan 911PM CBS long live the King' IlIrlf lJ Idlr' /I H ]r"1 S,IIPcl' MdglC AL McGUIRE NCAA SPECIAL The gelous attempt to rescue tne womdn JO'lrl'-OI ()h- pt df1 \ f)() JF'r-.> Vlclofla highly regarded sportscaster and ex he loves With Jergen (DBs Boat) f'r nc p, H,(j Jdck V .')11 ,n NBA stdr looks at the fll1a1two and ROCKY Prochr,ow Edward (Breaker Morant) E.:'{,P~ tile consolation game opponents 111 Woodward Priscilla Presley and In FRI., APRIL' EASTER SUNDAY Ihe NCAA lournament an event Hle SYLVESTER doneslan actress Mona Chen rllmed 7.8PM ABC (6CentraIIMounldln) 9 10PM C B<, I, C' '1IIdIiMoun'all1l lor mer Marquelte coach has more In Thalldnd dnd FIOridd MAGIC OF DAVID COPPERFI ELD V STALLONE THE POPE AND HIS VATICAN An Ir'dn a pdsslng acquall1tance With 911:43PM ABC 18CentrdllMounlaln) 111 HI jstl I rndql( l,jr Cd'i I pell IIllPr 11' dllPmn hi' f)f' {If "I iI'h Pduls day IS Ilkl IIIf 'Udlf lJ ou'n, , SPORTSWORLD ( ) tr.J ddll In ik~r (J tr { ()111u( (JT never before rprorf)1 (j Ifl Ihp 111'10r\ 4 6PM NSC (3Central/MoLJntatn) l Dt.. 01 dl~ ~);I i lr j .I H t nlrJ'I l i olthe papacy GOLF Ndblsco Dinah Shore Invlta lr THE 7.8PM NBC (O(YI"llIiMourlldlnJ I onal tram C,alilornia M N., APRIL 1 MON .• APRIL 4 STING GRANDPA, 9PM ? ABC PAUL WILL YOU OSCAR NEWMAN NIGHT RUN WITH ROBERT LlZA MINNELLI WITHME? 9PM.? CBS (8Central/Mounlaln} REDFORD DUDLEY MOORE BASKETBALL NCAA Championship from Albuquerque New MeXICO THE STING The orlgllHI mult' GEORGE BURNS WALTER MATTHAU ACddemy Award Wll1nmg scam fllC'k RICHARD PRYOR THUR., APRIL 7 w tn Paul ~Jewman Roberl Redlord ,- 11:30.11:45PM CBS (10 30Cent IMt) the Idte Robert Shaw E lee'1 Brennan THE 55TH ANNUAL ACADEMY GOLF Report on the Masters Tour MURDER ME, MURDER YOU Stacy AWARDS P,.RESENTATION Oscar With Sylve~ter Stallone If) the tille role and d superb supporting CdSI plu'- nament from the Augusta Natlonal of the small time boxer and :,lreet the great Scoll Joplin Inspired score Kedch 'dkes " crack al ha d hltllng ~"'~A night With hosts Liza MlI1nelll Dudley Goll Club In Georgia tough (With a relaxed personalty Iin Inat re Introduced rilgllme nto IIle p' v"tp eve M ke f1dr'lmer d new ad Moore Waller Matlhau and Richard FRI., APRIL II Philadelphia who battles over", helm American consciousness A mc\r venit-Ie 01 Mckey Spilldnp S hil rd as I r." .. of, Pryor Among the many awards Mlc Ing odds to make somethIng 01 him velously entertaining film r diiS aurn,hop IIldt tdkes h rn on d key Rooney has been voted an honor 11'30.1,:45PM CBS (10 30Cent /Mt) sell With Talla Shire 8'Jrt Young mid sedrctl from the depths of the r, ...... Ift!' ary Oscar In recognition of hiS 50 GOLF Reporl on the Masters TUES.,'APRIL porno scelll 10 Ill" IntI gue of Inter years 01 versatility and memorable Carl Weathers Burgess Meredith I SAT., APRIL 9 Joe Spinel! and the lale Thayer DaVId 911PM CBS (8Central/Mountaln) nill,ol1a pol ties to protect Ihe performances t~~ 1:30.3:30PM NBC (12 30AMCt IMt) not to ment,on a couple 01 turlles and ddughlpr he ne,er knew dl1d 10 d,s WED., APRIL 13 covel wh\ her mother d,ed Wllh ' TENNIS The 11th Aonual Family Sly's memorable dog An uplifttng tale 9.10 30PM CBS (8 Central/Mountain) that packs a powerful punch' -l Tdl1;d Roberts Don Stloud Delld .• Circle Cup featurll1g blggles 10 the B'J ke Torn Aikins Jonathan Banks women s field (Including ChriS Evert SUN., APRIL J ;' ,nd KE'nl ,V,II'JmS Lloyd and Martll1a Navratllova) (7 Central/Mountain) 8.11PM NBC SUN., APRIL 10 KRAFT 3 30.5PM ABC (230 Central/Mount) PRO BOWLERS TOUR 911PM rme 18Cent raIIrv ountdIn) SALUTES 3:30.6PM CBS (2 30 Cent IMount ) GOLF Masters Tournament COUNTRY & 3:30PM.? NBC (2 30Central/Mount) BASEBALL Game of the Week Montreal Expos at Los Angeles Dad WESTERN gers (Alternate Game Milwaukee KRAFT SALUTES THE 25TH ANNI. Brewers at r\do"as City Royals) VERSARY OF THE COUNTRY SUN., APRIL 10 MUSIC ASSOCIATION A score of prominent performers on tne history 1'30.3.30PM NBC (12 30Cent /Mt) of American country musIc TENNIS Live coverage of the Singles fmal of the Family Clrcte Cup RETURN OF THE MAN FROM Women s Tennts Champ onshlps U.N.C.L E. DaVid McCallum and ~.:.j~ 3.6PM CBS (2CentraIIMounlam) Robert Vaughn as super agents Illya SAT., APRIL 2 GOLF Masters fmal round Kuryal Satin tip 100s -- - -T Go ahead. JW this Satin mc)tnent. ~· y the smooth, silky taste of new Satin Warning: The Surgeon General Has Oetermlned with the luxurious Satin tir). That Cigarette Smokmg Is Oangerous to Your Health. 10 mg 'tar' 09 mg nicotine av per cigarette by FTC method Feature Page Thursday, March 31, 1983 Page Twelve-B Elegaflt flJ~nte E(lt;ng A selection of recipes from the Counter Points forthcoming low-calorie, low- by Pat Rousseau cholesterol - and penny-wise - cookbook by Thyra Grey Howard Update Your SUit ... for Easter with a fresh and Helena DeWitt Roth featur- new blouse. Michelle's Place has a good selection of ing, this week. an ELEGANT blouses m a rainbow of colors, sllk EASTER DINNER entree and de- s or polyester some by Albert Nipon. ssert. PLACE There are also new cotton blend CROWN ROAST hand-knit sweaters m pull over and OF LAMB ~ cardIgan styles for casual or dressy occasions See them at 17664 Mack Avenue. Closed 1 12-16 rib crown of lamb roast Mondays Tuesdays through Saturdays 10 a m 1/4 tsp pepper to 5:30 pm. Fresh chIcory greens or bibb lettuce leaves for garmsh * Request butcher to remove ThIS Easter fill your loved ones basket wlth backbone and french ribs. ~~".l, ~~ r_r_ r;" I~ _ I '" ~ l, r" rl~r~ ')n'~Q Mn,/' .... t l,...... 11"...... ~ o.>V'~,"l..-"''''''''6 I~ vJ, .. L.I "l.u u ~J.~j.,l..-l..- (,I , -'" - 1...Ie... 1\,11'*'" ~ .. auu 11;('- ... VUd ... u l'- at Oxford 886-4600 erature 1% to 2 hours. Preheat * * oven to 32S'. Wrap each rib end in A DellciousEaster Tradition ... ChocolateEaster bunnies aluminum foil. Place roast. rib and eggs from RussellSt&\"erfound at the Notre Dame Pharma. ends up, in a large, shallow roast- cy . . . for Easter baskets and hostesses. ing pan and rub with black pep- * * * per. Insert meat thermometer be. If . . . you have an ugly burned spot on your tween 2 ribs. not touching bone. Fill crown with Mushroom Walnut existmg Formica counter top, Mutschlers Kitchens Bulgur Stuffing. Cover stuffing can put in a counter-saver to cover it up and it will loosely with foil. Roast meat un- also give you a place for cutting, working and set- covered. and remove foil over ting hot pans on ... 20227 Mack Avenue, 884-3700. dressing at least 1h hour before * * ~ removing roast from oven. Mark Easter '83 WIth a charm from ~ For rare, roast 12.15 minutes Lawyers' Wives plan project lunch . . . per pound (130-135 degrees). Valente Jewelers There's a 14K gold bunny ~ For medium rare, roast 15-17 WIth genuwe ruby eyes, a 14K gold enamel Plans for the Grosse Pointe Lawyers' WIves right) MRS. RONALD WAGNER, also serving minutes per pound (140-150 de- Easter basket and a 14K gold egg and project luncheon and fasmon show, the orgam- on the telephone committee, MRS. PHILIP grees) chIck See them all at 16849 Kercheval zation's major fund r~i~er of the yea~, are well DICKINSON, decoratIOns, MRS. PHILIP ~A- For medium, roast 18-20 mi- 881.4800 underway, with festIVIties set to begIn at 11:30 BARAK and MRS. JOHN I~ESCH, door prIzes, nutes per pound (150-160 degrees) * * a.m. Thursday, April 14, at the Country Club of MRS DONA:LD ~OOK, tIck~ts, MRS. JACK For well-done, roast 20-25 mi- Given A Chance ... our mini c!'Ystalrabbit will hOpright Detroit. Fashions will be from Hudson's East- ROWE, servIng WIth Mrs. MIChael Crane and nutes per pound (160-170 degrees) into your heart. A deUgbtfulEaster gitl trimmedin silver or UK land. Many prizes will be featured. Proceeds go Mrs. C.J. Kaczmarek on the raffle committee, For this special recipe with the Mushroom Walnut Bulgur Stuf- goldplate for $15. But burry ... tbese bunniessell faster than to the Wayne County Juvenile Home and the and MRS. ROBERT PYTELL, serving WIth they multiply.Crystal Center. 19866 MackAvenue... 343-9078. fing. allow about 5 minutes longer Family Life Education Council of Grosse Mrs. Bruce Bullock and Mrs. Thomas Coulter baking time per pound. * * * Pointe and to support a Wayne State Univer- on the hostess committee. Others are Mrs. It's Spring . . . and a new line of toy Transfer roast to hot platter and sity Law School scholarship for a student from Charles Wilson, patrons, Mrs. AI.an Devine and let rest 15 to 20 minutes. Remove favorites are available at the School Bell . Grosse Pointe. Amonf{ those wno nave accepted Mrs. Raymond Regner, decoratIOns, and Mrs. foil from rib tips and replace with A\ 17904 Mack Avenue. special responsibilities to assure a delightful Anthony Vermeulen, telephone Reservations, paper frills. ~ * ~ * afternoon are (seated left to right) MRS. which are limited, will be accepted on a first- Garnish roast with crisp green A New Selectwn of all wool Klhm rugs in THOMAS ROCKWELL,' tickets, MRS. ALLAN come, first-served basis. Information on tick- chicory or bibb lettuce leaves and beautIful colors and Interestzng patterns made In Ro- NEEF and MRS. DONALD PETRULIS, gen- ets, at $15 per person, may be obtained by con- surround with glazed baby car- manta has arrwed at Ed Malzszewskl, 21435 Mack Ave- eral co-chairmen, and MRS. ROBERT BUY- taeting Mrs Cook at 886-1643 or Mrs Rockwell rots. Makes 8 servings. Calories about 445 each for 8 nue . 776-5510 Free Parking zn front DENS, telephone committee; (standing, left to at 886-4516. servings, including stuffing, using * * * 16 rib rOllst. CalicoCorners ... bas receIved a new shipment or chintz, Cholesterol about 125 mgs per upbolstery. sheers and more ... seconds at a fraction of the serving. price. Kirsch widecontinentalrods In all sizes are nowavailable at 21431 MackAvenue.Free parking Infront. OpenMondaysuntil MUSHROOM' WALNUT 9 p.m .•.. 775-0078. BULGUR STUFFING.- * * 1 medium onion, peeled, diced SprIngtime . is a good time to take your ;4 c:up millced celery % lb. thinly sliced mushrooms lamps to Wright's Gift and Lamp Shop for new 4 Tbsp. unsalted margarine lampshades and repairs. Most of them can be done 1 cup medium grind bulgur while you wait. Convenient FREE PARKING next 1314cups chicken broth to the building, 18650 Mack Avenue ... 885-8839. 114 tsp. salt * *' * 1 tsp. poultry seasomng Go Fly A Ktte ... Choose from a great 114 tsp. pepper selectIOn of colorful, unusual kItes .. Sky. , 113 cup finely minced parsley GYPsIes, Deltas and box kItes. They also , If.! cup chopped walnuts make dramatzc decoratzng accents Fznd Saute onion, celery and mus- them along WIth a wLde assortment of hrooms in margarine in a heavy Henry K handmade Easter chocolates at the skillet over moderate heat 5-8 mi- Mole Hole. Kercheval at St. ClaIr nutes until pale golden. Add bul- gur and stirfry 2 to 3 minutes. Add * * remaining ingredients except ~' 'L7"I"n1'D"-:-OY '" Uf'\O~' . . Now walnuts, cover, and simmer 1/2 &:y....~~ .J-\Y''''~--'''~ bring some spring into hour until liquid is absorbed and s your home with blooming plants from Kimberly Flow- bulgur is tender. Mix in walnuts. ers: 20% off all green plants and blooming plants. Cash taste for seasoning and adjust as i and carry. Mack at Lochmoor ... 886-0300. needed. Makes 8 servings. Calories about 30 per serving. * * * Cholesterol - a trace. GIfts Afloat ... has MIchIgan's largest df desired, stuffing may be assortment of nautIcal gIftS, decor and now baked separately by placing in you can find tops and skIrts WIth nautIcal A selection of TheBest: wrVS/Channel 56 Auction '83 Grosse Pointe volunteers (left to right) Rose greased casserole and baking for 20 applzques For men, ClaSSICcotton knit sport- Bell, Dotti Doerer, Doris Ericksen, Lois Potter and Lois Waterman. minutes in prehe~ted 350. oven. shIrts can have hIS boat szlk screened on the (Continued from Page lB) Each item IS valued at $50 or more, and a new pocket at 29636 Harper Avenue near 12 Mzle FROSTED MERINGUE WITH I festivities. Local celebrities from radio'TV, feature at this year's auction is the Master of Road 294-5881 sports, business and CiVICaffairs will partid- Ceremony's Bell RInger which, during evemng FRESH STRAWBERRIES I * * pate as auctioneers. Go-getter volunteers have hours, will highlight unique items valued at 3 egg whites TANNINGBOOTH... using barmless ultraviolet rays will been canvassing businesses for months seeking $500 or more. Theme days of the 1983 auctIOn % tsp cream of tartar producea beautifulgoldentan. Availableat Joyce'sBeautySalonat the 8,000 items that are needed during the auc- include "Say Yes to Michigan" Monday, Apnl % tsp. vanilla Walton.Plerce... Call886-4130. hon. They include practical items, such as gar- 11, "Real Estate" Friday, April 15; and "Art % cup superfine sugar * * * dening supplies, furniture, toys, clothing and Sunday," underwritten by Jules R. Schubot 2 cups whipped topping The Bed Bath & Linens Store. . . has a new selec- gift certificates for restaurants, beauty shops Jewellers and featuring over 200 works of art, 2 Tbsp. sugar / ' ~ ~ Hon of beautiful table linens and other serVIces ... and top-of-the-line items. Apri110 It's all great fun and it's all in a great 1% cups fresh strawberrIes the~~~ ~- including many, many new such as a 1983 Mercury Topaz, a lynx coat, an cause: autlOn proceeds help make possible the sliced in half bed bOih&linens pla'ce mats ... quilted, ~traw Apple II computer, a lady's cuff bracelet de- broadcast of such programs as MasterpIece Preheat oven to 325°. Line bot- / ' and a good lookIng cushIOned signed exclusively for Channel 56 and, among Theatre and Sesame Street and local produc- tom of round layer pan 8 or 9 x 11'2 S'tOf'e vinyl in bright spring colors many vacations, a trip to Paris.. and Very Spe- tlOns like VIdeo Detroit and Detroit Black Inches with brown paper cut to prIced $1 95. Be sure to see them at 16906 Kercheval cial Items, such as a 10 percent interest In the Journal on WTV&Channel 56. Last year's auc- fit. Beat egg whites and cream of .881-9890. winnings of a Michigan Standardbred race tion raIsed $770,581, or about 15 percent of the tartar until foamy; add vanilla. * * horse The total value of merchandise on which statIOn's budget Wouldn't It be nice to top Beat in :1/4 cup superfine sugar I Oak Is BIg News In home (urnlshlllgs today You'll viewers WIll bid by phone is some $1 million $800,000 thIS year? Tbsp. at a time; continue bt"ating until stiff and glossy. Spread in find an mterestzng selectIOn of solzd oak A mencan crafted LISA HANSEN, daughter of Road, recently completed Army furniture at WhIte's Old House, 26717 LIttle Mack Clo~ed pan. Bake 1112 hours. Turn off MR and MRS TOBEY HANSEN, baSIC traIning at Fort McClellan. Seek donations oven and let meringue stand with Mondays Open Thursdays and FrzdaYb untzl 9 p m of Crescent Lane. studIed at Trlm- Ala Pvt GreIder IS a 1982 gradu- 776-6230 ty College recently, as part of a ate of Gro'i'ie POinte South HIgh door closed 1 hour. Fini.,h cooling 12-college exchange program at School for 56 Auction meringue at room tempnature. Loosen edge of layer With a Special ... at Allemon's Florist - Garden • Wheaton College. wh~re LIsa l'i a The 15th annual WTVS/Channel Center. 17931 East Warren. Mentionthis ad and JUnior P \TRIClo\ :'>1 Hf<:"TZ of [3Prk- .56 AuctIOn. "the hottest VIdeo knife_ Invert onto plate. Remove paper. (Meringue will bt" crumbly you'll get a buncbof fresh cu' daisies or daffodils * 'ihm' Road. ha.., IWCll ..,pll'ctpd lor game III town," hlt'i the aIrwaves regularly $2 49 ..• special offer $1.99 a banch Pvt LINDA A GREIDER, InclUSIOn In 111<' 1982 edItIOn r.f April 8 through 16, but the search on bottom and around edge) Bf'at Beautiful nowering plants. gift wrappedfor Eas. Ouhtan(!Jng Young Women of for merchandIse IS on now Over whipped topping according to ter are $3.99 and up ... 884-6120. daughter of ROBERT C and JOAN M GREIDEF. of Fisher America 8,000 Items, brand new and valued package directions and fold in 2 '" * '" at $50 or more, are needed for the Tbsp. sugar. Frost 'lidt"s and top Lose Inches Instantly . Body wrappmg at dIes have been brought to thiS area by MI- mne-day sellathon fund ral<;er of meringue, building up edge }o'rancesco's HaIr and Skin Salon 882.2550. CHELLE'S PLACE They are something speCIal Sale of the'ie Items to VIewers slightly. Arrange 'ltrawberrie'l cut speCIally delIcIOus' 17864 Mack Avenue ""III heip raise nearly $800,000 - side down in any pattern vou de- '" * or about 15 Pf'rcent of the puhllc Just In time for Easter gIVIng to BeautIful Scen/( Eastpr E~~~ that look ltke the teleVISIOn statIOn's budget sire. Cut inUJ8 wedge'l .,prve. old fa~hlOned sugar egg~ arc handmadc at a Dlcken~ Of * Merchant<; receive on aIr credIt Calorie.. about 125 per ..prvin!{ A Place, 222J() Harper, St CIOlr Shorc~ 772-.1620 Crcale Your Ou 11 Patchwork Carpi t II IIh (il~- for each donatIOn over $50 For Chole..terol O. * " cnntl/l//ed mmplps 18"x27" ~IZ(, at $1 50 ('(II h Gn'ot (" Sccti011 Il;side: Sports C Classified Ads Thursday, March 31, 1983 Power") pitching l{ey for North By Peggy O'Connor The mfIeld hne-up Will vary If power, pitching and 1I1telll- With the !>tartmg pitcher If gence win baseball games, Dave Babcock starts for North, North High hasn't got much to Mike Hall will start at third, worry about thiS season, ac- John Menzo will play short and Justice 0Iiver Wendell cording to varsity baseball Shawn Dowden Will fill m at Holmes once wrote: "Men coach Frank Sumbera ~econd base With Menzo on the do not quit playmg because mound, Joe Haas Will move m they grow old. They grow The 1983 versIOn of the a~ uhllty mflelder KeVIn Dun- Norsemen Will battle Bi-County old because they quit play- don returns as catcher opponents With a combination mg" of top pitching, home run capa- MenlO was 6-2 as a pitcher Wiliam J McBrearty, bility, and a team grade POint last ~eason, and contributed SIX tennis star and semi-retired average of 30 Team grade home runs offenSively Cleanup attorney, doesn't mtend to pomt average" iUliel BdOWl.h duut",d thl<;c horne run~ and chipped m With qUIt playing William J. "Our champiOnship team of three WIn~ on the mound "Bob McBrearty IS 81 years old. 1980 had a 3 10 grade POInt WUJek, our big righthander, "I enjoy tenms and I average Intelligence IS Im- MenlO and Babcock Will be our enjoy the exercise. I don't portant - It really helps out big three out on the mound like getting out and joggmg EspeCially In something like And Hall should help out, too," - that's DuIlsvIlle," Mc- baserunnmg We're gOIng to Sumbera says PtIoIo by Tom Greenwood have to be intelligent runmng Brearty says. McBrearty is North may be able to make North was down and out here, as they lost to Bishop Gallagher. 3-0, in the 1982 state district certainly not a resident of those bases because we don't have the speed to get to the up for lack of speed With what baseball playoffs. But things are looking up this year for Coach Frank Sumbera (above, right. Dullsville, bases Without beIng smart," Sumbera calls "home run pow- watching catcher Kevin Dundon make the tag). Sumbera's 1983 Norsemen are packing power and He won the United State Sumbera laughs er" But It won't be an easy title in doubles rowing in task to Will that fourth consec- a pitching punch. 1930 with his partner John Speed may be the only thmg utive BI-County crown Hutton, and followed that up lacking on thIS 1983 North team, accordmg to Sumbera "LakeVIew's got a nice ball ~ years later with a Canad- "We're pretty much returnmg club and Lake Shore has a lot ian Open singles title for of returmng players - we ex- South gets older") better our whole team, (which had a men 45 and older. ("I'm a 29-4 record), we've got the pect a lot from them Then, In play wIll be SIXplayers com- be tough thiS year," Rice said. we've got that Alpena tourna- big shot because I won it, complete outfield back and we By Peggy O'Connor mg from South's Jumor varsity That EML championshIp is but just between you and returned seven out of nIne ment agam thiS year and that South's varsity baseball team team - a team which ran up WIll be mterestlng an 18-2 ro"ord a l;:0a n ag "It Just one of the goals RICe and me, the competition wasn't starters - that has to help" IS gettmg older AND gettlllg ~'- , . ~ so. 0 South have set for themselves better. And baseball coach Jon too tough," McBrearty Among those returnIng "But the squad's been work- was good hlttmg and sound thiS season "We want to wm RIce couldn't be hapPier. says.) lettermen IS 1982 All-State sec- mg hard thiS spring, and we're efense that,got them there, so 1 the league, play above .500 and More than 30 years later, ond team chOIce Marty Mitch- way ahead of schedule We've He returns SIX starters from thmk they II be ready to get go as far as we can m the state McBrearty is still having a ell, who tied the North High come along so well, I've had to the 1982 team which flmshed mto a hot contest for some of playoffs But right now we'll hard time finding decent home run record last year WIth SWitch thmgs around a little so second m the Eastern Michigan these varsity PO~,ItiOns which Just take them as they ~ome," competition, but he keeps 10 round-trIppers. Mitchell re- the guys don't get bored Re- League and compiled an 11-9 are up for grabs South's older and better ally, though, I've got a good hanging in there. turns to hiS spot at hrst base record - mamly behmd the ef- L' Anse Creuse North and baseball Blue DeVils open the feelmg about thiS team," Sum- forts of four sophomores and East DetrOIt pose the mam season (weather permlttmg) "Competing, that's the joy CENTERFIELDER DAVE bera says two freshmen problem m South's battle for next Thursday, Apnl 7, at 11 of it for me. God gave me a WALDECK leads the hst of all- If hiS 1983 Norsemen are half the EML crown "It's gomg to a m when they host Lakeview. lot of energy and I use it up lefthanded outfielders on Sum- 'We started those sophomores bera's squad. Waldeck, a smg- as smart and powerful as he last year and they did fatrly doing things I like. And I thmks they're gomg to be m Quality Fish and Seafood from the Specialists at happen to like tennis." les and doubles hitter, Will as- well for a young team The best sume the leadoff pOSItion for their march towards a Bi- part IS, now they've got the ex- only problem is, there The the Norsemen Denms Cyr \VIl! County champiOnship and a penence," RIce said aren't enough men who play left field and sophomore state playoff berth, North's Brmgmg that expenence to GROSSE POINTE "happen to like" tennis and Dan Kopitzke Will be Sum- baseball season IS gomg to be the 1983 edItIOn of the baseball who happen to be around 80 bera's righthelder anythmg but bonng. years old to go around. Blue DeVils are returmng sophomore first baseman Mark Those who are belong to the FISH & SEAFOOD Brooks, sophomore pltcher/out- Super Seniors, a tenms Cottage sets Fun Run., clinic fielder Kurt Maunz, jUnior organization devoted to catcher Jim Arnold, Junior cen- 19531 Mack • "We Deliver" • 885-3884 promotion of tennis for The Cottage Hospital of Grosse tnals of 1980, a 50 kilometer terflelder Brian Rathsburg, players 55 to 85. Players like Pointe and the Michigan TAC, racewalk, a coach and a Judge Jumor catcher Steve CarrIer McBrearty. (The Athletics Congress) are co- Others are Jeanne Bocci, and Junior third sacker Tony H. LB. Raw, Peeled Fresh Getting better, not sponsoring the fIrst Midwest Fit- former women's world record Tocco LAKE SUPERIOR ness and Walkmg Clinic, set for holder for the 30 and 35 kIlometer, Deveined SHRIMP older .•. Saturday, Apnl 30, from 2 p.m. to women's Michigan champiOn, par- "That experience, coupled TROUT $2.29 LB. McBrearty and fellow 5 p.m. at Cottage Hospital, 159 tlclpant In the TAC Indoor With our hlttmg and speed, will with coupon with coupon be our real assets thiS season," $11.95 Pointe Super Seniors Otto Kercheval Avenue. The cost of the ChamplOnship, 1980-1983, Jack expires 4-7-83 expires 4-7-83 Rice said "We're a good con- Pongrace and Walter workshop IS $3 Advance reserva- Blackburn, Ohio Centurian tions should be made by calling Walker, fitness speCialist on walk- tact club and we're gomg to "Pudge" Cavanaugh, spend 884-8600, exten'>lOn 2454, Monday mg, participant m OlympiC Trials, have to make that count be- Fresh Fancy, Cold Water their time off the court con- through Fnday from 8'30 a m. to 1956-10 kilometer run, Frank cause right now, our pitching IS LAKE SUPERIOR vlDcing older players of 5 pm. Alongi, 1 A.A F. official, coach of the real questIOn mark " LOBSTER TAILS some tennis ability to join WHITE FISH The cllmc IS deSigned for begm- the U S OlympiC development RIce says the Blue Devll their group. It seems super co:I~~n ners interested in attam~ng fItness camp, Athletic Director, Wol- pitchers are accurate, but they $2.29 LB. c:~~n $12.95 senior competition in the through walkmg, for competitive venne Pacers, H C., chairman at aren't the type of pitchers who explfes 4-7-83 expires 4-7-83 Pointe (a tennis Mecca if race walkers who want to learn offiCials, Michigan TAC; and can blow batters away With more about tralnmg, racmg, and Gary Morgan, Athletics Repre- ever there was one) gets a blazmg fastballs "We'll have Medium, Raw Whole, Cooked bit thin at times. style analysis, and for those ex- sentatlve, one mile to 50 kllo- to keep the ball m play and let perlenced race walkers who Wish meter, 1982 National mdoor Jumbo Alaskan "Some guys might be the offense take care of the Gulf Coast to obtam certification to become champIOn (fourth place 13.26) and rest," Rice added DUNGENESS CRAB vain, maybe that's why they racewalk Judges and offiCials 1983 L A Times meet, (6 12 - one don't want to play. Many The event IS paired With the an- mile) HELPING KEEP the ball SHRIMP $7.95 LB $2.59 lB. people don't want to be bea- nual fIve kilometer and 10 kilome- The climc Will begm WIth a gen- ten, they don't want to go up ter fun run' walk beginmng at 1 er al introductiOn to fitness and Fresh, Frozen Fresh Cooked against guys who might be p.m on Sunday, May 1 and spon- walking, then break Into two Woods Boat Chili I.Q.F. Canadian better than them. But then, sored by the Cottage Hospital Au- workshop seSSIOns Each sessIOn & Peeled those are the people who xillary All chrnc partiCipants are Will consist of two concurrent looks for members WALLEYE FILLETS SHRIMP urged to compete III the event workshops to address the specifiC don't have the crazy desire The Grosse Pomte Woods Boat $3.49 LB. ~~~pon for your Easter Table which Will be held on a course III lllterests of participants from be- to get In and compete. I the Farms Details about the Sun- ginner to advanced walker. Club IS looking for you The Club's guess I'm just one of those day event may be obtained by There WIll be an applicatIOn membership committee IS now Fantastic Fresh DeliCIOUSFresh Delectable Fresh people." calling 884-8600, extension 2454, sessIOn at 5 pm, for all groups at acceptmg new applicatIOns for 1983 membership Swordfish Eastern Halibut Salmon And lest anyone gets the durmg business hours the South HIgh School track near Some of the top names m race- Fisher Road and Grosse Pomte InformatIOn on the Woods Boat Idea that the Super Seniors Club may be obtamed by calhng INTRODUCING FRESH CHOICE IOWA BEEF walk competitIOn In the midwest Boulevard where partIcIpants can are players whose better Joe or Norme Dillon at 881-8929or New York Strips ...... •...•...... $5.49 LB. tennis years are behind Will serve on the cllmc faculty receive IndiVidual attentIOn and These Include Frank Soby, lllstructlOn PartICIpants should Ted or Mary Weiss at 885-9257 Tenderloi ns $6.95 LB. them, McBrearty sets them after 6 pm Michigan TAC Racewalk Chalr- come m workout clothes straIght. "These guys are m Cash and earry Only - Offer Exptres 4-7-83 man, coachmg aSSistant, U S .~cCoy in good shape, they play all OlympIC Development Camp. year round, Maybe if people 1981, a masters race\\oalker and a llumbers game know they'll Just get a natiOnal raCE-walk Judge, Gern Ufilverslty Liggett 10,000 PAIRS OF SHOES chance to play good tenms BOCCI, Masters walker, partlclp- School graduate Todd with active players, they'll ant U S OlympiC Trials III 1968 McCoy IS listed as come out of the woodwork and 1972 50 kilometer racewalk either the No 2, 3, 4 AND THEY WILL ALL BE ON SALE! "And they shouldn't worry and a natIOnal racewalk Judge, or 5 Singles pOSitIOn and Martm Kraft, holder of all starter for the 1983 about gettmg beaten," the MIchigan records for walking Bucknell Umversltv WEDNESDAY (MARCH 30) to SATURDAY (APRIL 2) 13th ranked McBrearty from one mile to 50 kIlometers, varsity tenms leam . says. "People mIght learn partiCIpant In the U S OlympiC Coach Cr alg Rey- that they're better than they nolds ha<;n't deCided thought they were. The only which of the four pOSI- 10% to 40% OFF reason I got ranked was be- tIOns McCoy, a fresh- REGULAR LOW PRICE cause I showed up," he Titans fnrlsh man from the Park, laughs • Will fill for the Buck- Nike, Adidas, New Ballance, Puma, Saucony, McBrearty IS gomg to nell squad, whIch good season earned an 8-7 r~cord keep on showmg up, thIS Mitre, Rebok, Tretorn, Converse, Tiger, Dexter, The Titans held theIr year-end la<;t sea<;on year at the bIg Super banquet Sunday, March 20, at the Langs is an Seniors tournament III Country Club of DetrOIt, cappmg a Hushpuppies - Golf Shoes Charlotteville, N C "It's successful season Partlclpatmg In All-I"y man hke bemg an alcoholic - I the Gros'iC Pomte Hockey A%o Brown University 35 Styles Ladies' Running Shoes Just take one year at a clatiOn Pee Wee dlvl<;lon, the Tl sophomore Stark time" tans were led by goalie Mike Langs earned AlI.Ivy 20 Styles Ladies' Court Shoes And qUlttmg tenms? Semack, defensemen .Jeff Berger League honor<; last 45 Styles Men's Running Shoes Scott Adlhoch. Ed Barblen and week for hl<; contnbu- 'I'll play untIl I'm 110 Sean Sweda tlOn<; to Brown'<; var- 40 Styles Men's Cleated Shoes - Steel & Rubber Then I'll take my one me- The offen<;e Included .John <;Ity basketball <;quad dal, put It on my chest and Radke, Marc Turner, John Olm Lang'" was Brown'<; say' 'look what I did 90 sted, Brad Wilson, Frank LUCido, <;econd leadmg scorer years ago' " Enc Shellum, Brendan Rahim, With 122 pOlnt<; per Rob HIIlIps and Mary Well<; The And maybe that's when game He al<;o led the HARPER SPORT SHOP Titans werE.' coached by Gary BrUins and the Ivy William J McBrearty Will Berger, Bill Adlhoch and BernIe League WIth 105 reo 17157 HARPER - DETROIT (East of Cadieux) 885-5390 decIde It's time to grow old Shellum bounds per game ~-,..." Page Two-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, March 31, 1983 I Tankers , I I .I swim well 1'1'1; » The South boys' sWim team fm- ished their season March 12, tak- ing futh place in the Class A State meet which was held on the MLchLgan State Umversity Cam- PUl> The team fLmshed fifth WIth 74 pOints, behInd East Kentwood With 125 POint!>, Ann Arbor PIO- neer w1th 124 points, Birmingham Seaholm With 114 POInts and Grand Blanc wLth 93 In the meet, team co-captam Tom Bartsch won two events, the 50 and 100 free!>tyle Bartsch fm- I- Ished With a time of 21 19 10 the 50 and 4619 III the 100 These were both All-Amellcan quahfymg time!> and the 50 wa!:t under the natIOnal cut-off which enables him to sWim that at the Semor Na- tIOnals thiS summer Co-captain Larry MacDonald was abo a Winner In the 100 but- tf'rl'lv WIth hi" flnw of 'i\ 4q ale:;o ~... r' n • • n 1 ' • r , ~'Hh ' 'U" U'~~."'.,..., Op~'" T.,.d" ....,. " ..:~nd AH,; ..... uss'" & iliti.c: &&UJl~+~...'-'Jtoll) o.,OJUV t:U::U c1 :.U"o.,t::>:.uh LV~ Call 882-6900 CLASSIFIED ADS 6 Trunk tines to Serre You Quirkl". 4-HELP WANTED 4-HElP WANTED 1A-PERSONALS 1A-PERSONALS 1A-PERSONALS 2A-MUSIC EDUCATION GENERAL GENERAL PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE MARY KAY INDEX TO CLASSIFIED OFFERED THOMAS GREY *1 Sktn care company m the PIANO, VOICE, and ORGAN FREE room College gIrl or OUT OF STATE FOR WOMEN United States Would you private II1structlOn UnlV student 18 or over 111 ex NEWSPAPERS ASSOC. SwedISh, Deep Muscle, mU!>lc graduate, 30 yeilrs chdnge for help m child for sale Help wanted ads In Ilkea "Free" faCIal? See and 120 Lake and River Property Services for busy people - 1 Legal NotIce teachmg expenence Mrs care home Study time eluded New HOrizon's Book Reflexology try new sprtng colors and 12E Commercial Property lA Personals Junker, 823 1721 PO"!>lble college uedlt Shop (13 Mile near 1-94 ) Nutritional Counselmg learn beauty ups from a prer l:1F Northern Property Party prepardtlOn, stock 18 Secretarial ServICe Pocket money Startmg your yacht, home secunty, HolIStic WeIght Loss fesSlOnal Mary Kay beauty 13 Real Estate 296-1560 consultant No oblIgatIOn lC PubliC S:Jle PIANO LE!:>SONS, qualIfied ddte negotldble Evenmg,; possibilitIes are endless Call Judy At 882-3856 13A Lots for Sale thIS 10 Obltua"es teachel , my home 882 7772 7556139 DHI \ EH~ - Openings dvall 7 DAYS - 24 HOURS Cut ad out and call Bar 138 Cemetery Property bara Anderson for a home 2 Entertainment dble, dll hour" open Need 754 7660 RENT A COOK - I'll cook for 13C lond Contracts WANTED for !>ale!>"ecretdr appomtment and a more 2A MUSIC EducatIOn VIOLIN/VIOLA m~tructlOn good dllvmg I ecord 15501 your dinner, office 'parl:i, or 28 TutOllng and Educallon 130 For Sale or Lease Artist teacher .Suwkl Idl pO!>ltlOnIn local store :"ldck at :'>lotllngham any special occasIon Rea- beautiful you 886-Z776 M1l!>tbe able to type, ha" e OWN an Apple, Atan, ------2C Hobby Imtructlon 14 Real Estate Wanted method Ages 2 adult 548 sonable Excellent refer- 14A Lots Wonted good telephone experience, MAI;-.JTE:-'A:-'CE and house Commodore, IBM or EAR PIERCING 2D Camps 6290, lM-0707 keepmg ,upervl!>or for pn ences 881-8009 14B Vocation or Suburban dnd some bookkeepmg Du Timex? Not gettmg re- BY CAROLYN R N 2£ AthletiC Instruction tIe!> Will II1clude handhng \ dte dub Ex ... . . - .. . , .. Thursday. March 31, 1983 Page Four-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS 6A-FOR RENT 6-FOR RENT 6-FOR RENT 4-HELP WANTED 5-SITUAT10N 5-SITUATION &-FOR RENT &-FOR RENT UNFURNISHED FURNISHED GENERAL WANTED WANTED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED COZY cute and squeaky clean ALTER, 2 bedroom lower, TROMBLEY, Grosse POIntE GROSSE POINTE Park - ATTENTION EXECUTIVE LAWN - cutters;Gardners NFFD SOMFTHING moved? FRANK'S Handyman Service. contemporary style 2 bed. basement, garage, $190 Park, lower, 2 bedrooms, upper, 3 rooms, stove, reo Tran!>fers one- and two needed Experience prefer- Two POInte reSidents Will Wallpapermg, pamtmg and room home Family room, plus gas, secUrIty, $285 1~ baths and den, screened frIgerator, carpeted, heat- bedroom dpdrtments, deco. red Call Jim, 885-4725 move or remove large or mIScellaneous repaIrs n3- porch carpeted, stove, re ed, $290 882-6689 _ __ _ rator furnl~hed LInens, small quantities of furm 2123 appliances, attached ga- 286-5129. WAITRESS needed Refer fngerator, compactor, gar NEWLY decorated - car- dIshes, uten~ll~ Included ture, apphanLes, pianos or ------rage Detroit near St. MUIR _ duplex, large newly age, fIreplace, dimng room, ences Ideal for married John's No pets $395 a decorated, 2 bedrooms, petIng, curtaIns, 2 bed- Mlmmumoneweek $650oer what have you Call for free HANDYMAN - All home re- central air Access 10 two rooms, garage 1-94/Moross month LocatIOn I 696 be woman Farma's Granary, estimate 3430481, or 822 pairs, pamtmg, all mSlde _~onth 886-3942 _ applIances, no pets, $450, parks, tenms, sWImmIng area $395, plus secUrIty tween I 75and I 94 ~ecur'ty, 13431Mack 2208 and outSide work, good SHARP 3 bedroom brIck secunty 293-9070 $650 Includes water Sec- Uflty depOSit 886 3571 791-4454 or 881-8922 references 469 1075 INVESTMENTS SALES PRIVATE NURSING references_774-32.5?_ - -- 1'I0useWIth 2 car garage and WINDMILL Pomte/Alter, --- - ~ - Leadmg fUlanclal mstltutlOn fInIshed basement, beaut! one bedroom upper, gar- GROSSE POINTE Park. 5 CADIEUX - 1 bedroom, WHITIIER/HARPER Upper has limited operungs for in- Around the dOLk CARPENTER WORK - Small fUlly decorated Includes age, appliances, secunty room apartment, clean, $250, month, 1 year lease 1 bedroom apartment vestment sales representa In home, ho!>pltal or nursing Jobs, repairs, shelVIng, par- stove, refrIgerator, dlspo- depOSIt $300 per month qUIet, $295, mcludes heat, utIlitIes, heat Included ApplIances, utilitIes, furm tlves Unlimited prospects home RN'!>, LPN's, AIdes tltlOns, paneling, ceIlings, sal In Northeast Detroit After 6 pm, 822 0362 331 3763 881-8965 ture optIOnal, security LOmpaniOns, male aUen call Pete 882 Z795 Complete tramlng course (State FaIr and Hambur~) CHARMING 1 bedroom, car ONE bedroom Condo, Reasonable for retiree 0 WIUIsalary and commission dants, live inS SLreened - - - $345per month pIus utlhtaes UPPER 4 room East Outer peted, qUiet, clean, adult $325/month Includes u- Single, 885 6738 programs Very high in- and bonded 24 hour serVILe EXPER1 HOME mainte- and depoSit 527~194 =e, near Warren 977 bUlldmg, $245 mcludmg all tllltles 357-1316 come potential Call Vince uLensed nurses for In!>ur nance PaInting Quality utIlities 834-4857 MACK/CADIEUX, upper 03 Ashley, il9-6222 for a con!1 anLe Ld!>es workmanship Dependable ROSEVILLE - one bedroom room apartment All utlhlles upper, all electriC kitchen AVAILABLE May 1 - Har. DELUXE 1 bedroom, 15771 dentlal interview POINTF ARE A NURSFS References Sprmg Clean , perl16 MIle 2 bedroom ALTER CHARLEVOIXJ Mack, $290 Relocation al. prefer workmg smgle Sec IDS MARKETING CORP TU 4-3180 up Joe - 882-1819 central aIr, full basement, condo, attached garage, Grosse Pomte SIde, attrac- unty depOSIt $285 monthly lowance, contact mandger tIve large one-bedroom or Equal opporturuty employer heat and water. private full basement $450 882 Alter 2 p m 885 7192 RFTIRED HANDYMAN _ NURSE - CompanIOn, full parkmg, pool No pets Ideal 0868 Apartment 6 studIO apartments, $180$210 MiF Mmor repairs, Larpentr~ time, experIenced, depen- for adults, secunty, il2- CHATSWORTH - Upper Includes applIances and utll- BABYSITIER for school age Itle'> 331 7852 HOUSE to rent furnIshed eledfiLal, plumbmg, bro dable No Ilve-m Refer- 8410 ST CLAIR - near Charle- flat, $300 a month mcludes chlld, St Clair Shores area, ____ ~~_~_-~~_ Please call, 8855852 ken wmdow!> dnd sash Lord ence~ 372 0246 VOIX- 2 bedroom, terrace, heat Security depOSIt 778 9580 after 6 p m replaLed, elL Reasonable KENSINGTON 5 rooms, up- $375, plUS utilities 882 0359 ON LAKE St Clair, 2bedroom per Ideal for retlred couple Ideal for adults 822 2220, ReferenLes 882 6759 5A-SITUAT10N "ondo, alr, garage, all ap- 68-ROOMS WANTED experienced baby- DOMESTIC or retired women PrIced LAKESHORE Village - 2 8823278 pllanLes, $525 monthly FOR RENT sItter Ul my hometocarefor FXPFRIFNCFD NURSE'S reasonable Security 881- bedroom remodeled town ONE bedroom upper, carpet- Evemngs 791-8296 or 824 2 young children Refer- 2081 house with rec room aides avaIlable Rea!>onable ed, appliances Included 8564 FIVE MINUTES from Grosse ences, own transportation rllt!'<; Fra<;l'r Al'pn, v Stlltp OFFICE CLEANING Clubhouse, pool, excerclse Available Immediately HOtiSE [Vi 1"nt Lw<::uln Call after b p m ::'ara- hLensed and b-onded 293 GRFAT RFFERFNCES laClllues AVdlldble ApI II 882-6282, after 6 pm TWO bedroom apartments PD.nte Clcan, qUlCt, com Road 3 bedrooms, 2 baths 20 777-7221 after 6 30 or 886 5395 1717 772-2689 GratIOt near Houston _WhIt- fortable, carpeted room for hvmg room, dmmg room, weekends UPPER flat- on Kensmgton employed mature gentle RETAIL Sales Manager near Mack Newly decorat tier $185 per month 372- man Call 88503039before 7 BABYSITIING TWO MATURE women deSIre den, breakfast nook, fenced tramee Agressive, self-mo- backyard, 2~ car garage LARGE one bedroom ed, 5 rooms, refngerator, 8~ pm housecleamng With many apartment, St Mathews SERVICE AGENCY I stove, $325 per month Call VAN ANTWERP near 1-94 ------tivated mdlVlduaI, lookmg excellent Grosse POinte $5SO 885-4683, 871-3245 Set'\'109 the Grosse Pomte area parish area Ideal for mId- 881 1165 after 7 pm and Grosse Pomte schools, 4 BASEMENT ROOM for re for career opportunity Sa- references 839-8820 GRATIOTJ7 Mlle -effiCIency, Since 1955 Care of CHIL dle aged or elderly 1- weekend;, bedrooms, completely car. spec table \\orklng gentle lary, plus benefits Apply $215 Free utllihes and ap- 682-6528 DREN and the ELDERLY peted, paneled basement, man Kitchen priVIleges 14155 GratIOt Avenue, be- pliances, large kitchen and HA VERHILL - 6 room up- tween 10 6 By the hour 24 hour rdles YOUNG lady deSires domes- TWO bedroom apartment, per, refrigerator, stove, large 2'h car garage, new Reasonable Lee Doran rooms 371-4053 available tIc work, Monday through 2nd floor - completely re heated, clean 865-3010 forced air furnace, $500per 372 0338, after 5 Hal pe CLERK/TYPIST, full hme Fnday (no Saturdays, Sun decorated, Includmg heat LICENS~ 264 020~ THREE bedroom brIck home, 7 MILE/GratIOt - 3 room month WIth yearly lease Woods apply In person 16853 days) 824 8845 full basement on East Outer and inSide parkIng, $275 a 881-8186 _ _ _ _ FURNISHED room WIth live Harper apal tment Spotless clean, GENERAL Cleaning Service, Drive near Cadieux $350 month Park pnvIledges MEDICAL Call 822~12 between 9 all utllitles mcluded Rea- ST CLAIR Shores Luxury 10 pnvIleges for working WAITRESSES wanted - 2 hard worlung students per month Lease and refer- sonable Ideal for adults condo, RIVIera Terrace, female Harper Woods Lee ences Phone 885-3086after 6 430pm apply In person Wubzee's, Homes, apartments Refer- - 771 0738 whIte carpet Available to- Doran 372 0338 after 7 30 SERVICE ences 264-0056, 725-4827 p.m 11310 Hayes, corner of ONE bedroom bachelor LAKEPOINTE 3 bedroom day $525 per month Ask for _J? m Kelly, Monday through FOR NURSES CADIEUXj7 MIle Small apartment Newly de upper, carpeted, new kIt- Frank 247-5522_ or__ 756-6142_ 11 MILE;Harl?er Bedroom Fnday, 2 p m 4 p m 527.3120 MATURE, dependable, ChrIS house Ideal for couple. $2otO corated Heat Included, chen newly decorated, no tIan woman deSIres clean plus secunty. il~ rent $240 per month InSide NEWLY DECORATED kItchen priVIleges, garage BEAUTICIAN wanted WIth CARING SINCE 1973 pets, lnlmedlate occupan Wayburn near Kercheva( all utIlItIes paid $42weekly 109 m-72'lJ3alter 4 p m parkIng Included Park cy $325 540-4497 at least 10 years workmg -- --- MOROSS near 51. JObn'-~ du-': prlVlledges Call 822-0012 lower 5 rooms 2 bedrooms, 776.3951 expenence Chentele walt COMP ANION for one LADY WISHES day work, plex, 5 rooms, 2 full baths, between 9 - 4 30 P m WAYBURN - one bedroom bath, modermzed lutchen, BEDROOM-Ideal for pedes mg Call alter 3 839 5469 through breakfast and part tlme or full time, spec- stove, refrigerator, garage. ------flat, range and refrIgera- carpeted hving room and ill tnan near bus exchanges a lunch hours Grosse Pomte Ialize In house work 923- Very trim. No pets, 1 year ALTER - Between Jefferson tor $180 monthly Call nmg room, Oak trlm,leaded Mack and Moross $40 --4A-HELP WANTED references. 884-4561 7879 lease, $365 a month, 1month and Wmdmlll POInte Cus- 886-5860 after 6 p m week- glass doors, and hall base- week 885-7992 securIty depoSIt Available tom 2 bedroom upper, Iut- days, anytime weekends ment, off-street parking, gas , DOMESTIC EXPERIENCED MOM WIll chen with built-ins, walk-in ------EXPERIENCED housekee- May 1st 882-0597 CHALMERS;7 MIle, modern dryer and stove, $325month, 6C-OFFICE care for your chIldren m my closet, central aIr. base- per, trustworthy, reliable one bedroom apartment home, full or part-tIme MOROsS:KELLY--=i>etroit;3 ment, ~ bath, $300 per pIus utilitIes, security de FOR RENT : WE SPECIALIZE In the Grosse Pomte references Appliances, heat, atr condl- POSIt 822-5089after 6 pm, , placement of profeSSIOnal Rates negotIable 882-4279 bedroom, lower flat, garage, month Own transportatIOn 521- appbances, washer-dryer, tionln~ Ideal for seniors 965-4054days domestic and nursmg per- 1619 Secunty depOSIt 886-0478 ------offices offIces offices offIces "CARING & DOING" $325, monthly, no pets, 689- OUTER DRIVE - near , sonnel Housekeepers- IS OUR MOTTO CONDO FOR rent RiVIera Cooks - Couples - ChIld 6261 or 792-69lJ7. Hayes Gorgeous 2 bed- <:fROS-SEPOINTEPa-rk.1147 Kelly near 9 Mile Se-cATERING Maryland, 5 rooms, 2 bed Terrace, 9 MIle/Jefferson, 2 Care - Day Work - MaIds room, 5 room upper flat, on 7,048 sq ft pnme office • LIVE INS CADIEUX/WARREN, 2 bed . rooms, lower, carpeted, bedroom, 2 bath, top floor .- - Home Health Care uve • AlDES MARIE'S CATERING - All room upper flat, all ap- prestigIous Outer Dflve 3 urnt, pool Sauna, club house space, can diVide : In or Out. Please call car garage, $300per month stove, refngerator, washer, • RN's & LPN's OCCasslOns Hors d'oeuvres, pliances included, $300 per dryer, $325 plus utllItles Immediate occupancy GOlL JEANNETIE brunch, dmners, buffets and month pIus securIty deposit Evenings 885-0946. Kelly-81h MIle GRAYTON - between Mack 882-5541 PERSONNEL For Home Health Care party trays. 862-6295 plus utlllties, Call 345-3690 medical sUIte, Immed poss ------or 399-3607 and Warren Excellent STERLING HEIGHTS - 4 4801DEVONSHIRE, large 1st 4 exam rms, X-ray rm AT Its Be:,t CdU bedroom, 2112 bath Colomal AGENCY APRON Associates party ------area 3 bedroom lower flat floor, 2bedrooms, bath, din- MED-STAFF Dmmg room, fanuly room, 106 Kerche\ al planners Specialty hors d' ALTFR/FAST Jefferson, 2 or Carpeted, completely re- mg room, living room, lut- Kelly-Harper Woods decorated FIreplace, first floor laundry, UtIca Grosse POinte Farms 557-2505 oeuvres, malO dIshes, des- 3 bedroom, dean, quite chen, gara~e, refrigerator 1.3 SIngle rooms serts Dehvered-served adult bullding, refrigerator, breakfast nook, rec room schools, 5 month or 12 882-2928 month lease, $625 per and stove mcluded, AvaIl- 882-7149 range, with or without utIl- $350per month able Apnl 21 $335. Children Vermer-I-M State LIcensed and Bonded "SPRING CLEAN - UP" ------Ities Reasonable, refer- month Security 468-5631 RENT A COOK for your spe------welcome. 823-5838, 965-Q914, servIce drIVe responSible Grosse Pomte en"es, seLurlty deposit. GUILFORD - Cadieux - GROSSE POINTE college student WillperfoflJ1 Cial occasIOn Reasonable LAKESHORE VILLAGE - 2 925.1135 2,200 ft, general offIce 824-2201,331~55 Mack area Cute 1bedroom bedroom townhouse Club- all sprmg garden servIces Excellent references. 881- upper Dmmg room, gar- EMPLOYMENT house, pool Available May large three-rm sUite 881-3222 8089 age, excellent area $275 10- CAVALIER MANOR AGENCY OUTER DR area 1 bedroom 1st 772-3603 full service bldg BABY-SIT'rING IN my 6-FOR RENT upper, stove, refngerator 11< eludes heal 24575 KELLY 885-4576 81'- CLAlt\ SHORES Jeffer- \ hcensed Grosse Pomte UNFURNISHED pets, $200 References, see EASTLAND AREA Mack-Renaud ~ 50 years rehable service Farms home Call Karen, urity depOSIt I pay all GROSSE POINTE PARK - sonl10lh Mile Road 2 bed- Luxunous one or two bedroom fIve rm sUIte I 881-4674 evenIngs and GROSSE POINTE Park - utlhtIes 372-3545. EnJOY Grosse Pointe parks rooms, 1bath Lower flat- apartment ApplIances, Needs experienced Cooks, and schools m thiS clean 2 applIances, carpetmg, dra- Nannies, Maids, House- weekends upper 3 bedroom flat, stove, WH Y NOT carpet, central air, pool, 100 Kercheval CC.lNSIDER--- bedroom flat New carpet, perIes, garage, basement carport Near 10MIle Road keepers, Couples Nurse refngerator, garage 822- HAVING YOUR second floor LAWNCUTTING,landscapmg appliances South of Jeffer- 293-3786 From $315 Aides, CompanIOns and 3457 ------large rm - big wlOdows -Recent college graduate, 7 ~ ---- INVESTMENT son. $325 Includes heat 772-3649, 961-7411 Day Workers for pnvate 6 ROOM UPPER - $135, 665 CHARMING upper, 2 bed- years experience, courte- - ~------Please call for detaIls PROPERTY EASTSIDE room, 2 bath, luxury condo, homes ous, reliable, references av- Ashland EFFICIENCY APARTMENT Vlrglma S Jeffnes 18514 Mack Avenue MANAGED? MANAGEMENT CO close to Grosse Pomte area, aIlable, Earl Glusac DEVONSHIRE - MACK, 2 recessed kItchen lighting, - I 94 X-way /WhIttler Fully Realtor 882-0899 Grosse Pomte Farms 884-8526 bedroom lower, newly de- IT'S REASONABLF 884-3890 carpetIng thoughout and carpeted, apphances, off AND FFFICIENT' ------~ - EXECUTIVE OFFICE bUlld- 4C-HOUSE saroNG corated,drapes, garage, full 8 MILE - CALDWELL, near much more Heat and air street parkIng, heat Included EXPERIENCED Movers - basement Well msulated. FOR DETAILS CALL $225 a month 885-1220 109 In Grosse POInte SERVICES Mound . NIce 2 bedroom condition mcluded 886 5578 ------Woods With space to lease Appliances, pIanos, apart $270,plus security 885-3m DILLON house, fenced yard, $265 after 6 p m Weekdays, 9 5 ments, homes Call for low 2 BEDROOM apartment, car- IndIVidual offIces and . MARRIED Grosse POInte GROSSE POINTE-- PROPERTY NOTTINGHAM near War weekends pet, appliances, $275 month, rates 775-6714 ~ar ren • 2 bedroom lower, ap- sUItes avaIlable Kitche- . couple Wishes to house Sit Jefferson, 5 rooms, newly plus secunty, utllities 331- nette and common recep MANAGEMENT phances, basement, gar- FOR RENT for month of August 884- CARING ... decorated, carpet, ap- 4935 tion area Easy access to 8871. 881-4147 age, fireplace, $265 CITY OF GROSSE POINTE ------A TraditIOn Smce 1975 pliances, 824-3849, 792-6839. ------1 LARGE bedroom lower for 1-94 DlscrlmmatIng pro------GROSSE POINTE. PARK Others not hsted call LaVon's FOR $4 a day, I will make your For Loved Ones at 5 ROOMS - dean, full base- Placement and Property Excellent locatIon, 2 bed- lease, Mack/Cadieux area feSSIOnals only Informa- house look lived Ul Water Home, ment, partly furmshed, low Maryland -lower 2 bedroom Dining room, livmg room tIOn, 886-4101 LIVIng room, dmmg room, Management, 773-2035 room upper umt $375 per your plants, feed cats, Only The Best WIll Do rent to responSIble party B-ALFOU-R-mcome-- 2 bed- month plus utilitIes Short WIth fIreplace, $375 month birds, etc. Grosse Pointe Iutchen WIth eatmg space. walkIng distance to trans mcludes all utihties CALL Alter Road 824-7243 room, natural fireplace, sec- GROSSE POINTE area. References after 2 Stove, refrigerator, washer, portatlon and shoppmg urity depOSIt required 394- ASHLAND --601~ bedroom, dryer $325 per month plus $275per month FIRST FLOOR OFFICES p.m. 884.7510. THE HEALTH CARE 0657 newly painted, stove and re- utilitIes ------Small, medIUm or large to fit PROFESSIONALS WILCOX REALTORS Lambrecht Realty Co frigerator mcluded. Prefer DILLON 884-3550 GROSSE POINTE PARK 4 your reqUirements RETIRED COUPLE from P C 0 ASSOCIATES, INC , 964-4522 Startmg at $100 a month 10 smgles and worlun~ couple HARVARD-~-SpaclOus 3-bed room upper mcome, Mary- ArIZOna desire houseslttmg $125, plus securIty, and PROPERTY WAYBURN NEAR -Outer D-r land No appliances $237 dudmg all utilities room, 2 bath with famIly SItuatIOn for July and Au- 552-0636 utlhtles Call 520-6290 MANAGEMENT 4 rooms, one bedroom, 527-0060 Air ConditIOned New Lopymg gust Local references 882------~-- room, fireplace, paneled ------Insured and Bonded 881-4147 stove, refngerator, heat maLhme 4403 • R N LPN's OUTER DRIVE/Mack area, games room with party Iut- HARCOURT-2bedroom,l'h Freshly pamted and deLorat umque 3 bedroom duplex, chen Stove, refrigerator, mcluded $195 month, bath upper flat Garage, • LIve m's - Compamons UPST AIRS 2 bedroom ap- secUrIty 886-0052 ed 5-SlTUATION • Aides Homemakers excellent condItion 886-1758 artment, fIreplace, base- washer, dryer Imme ------_._--~---- • Page Five-C Thursday, March 31, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS &-ARTICLES 8-ARTICLES 8-ARTICLES 8-ARTICLES 6C-OFFICE 6o-VACATlON 6K-STORAGE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT RENTALS SPACE FOR SALE CRYSTAL CHANDELIER, FRENCH PrOVinCIal dining LEASE 8,500 square feet 'HILTON Ht.:AU. New pro- MAHOGANY CAPEHART *A BEAUTIFUL GROUP* IDEAL for bUSiness man - JACOBSON 21" self.propelled $50 Gold wool area rug, rrom table, chaIrs, 3 leaves, buIldmg, % mIle to 1-94. gas feSSIOnally decorated 2- power lawnmower With phonograph, new trIpod. Famllle rose vases, melon large carpeted room III home movIe screen, 885- 10'x12', With pad, $150, excellent conditIOn. $225. pumps, fenced, heavy duty bedroom plus loft Palmelta catcher. new 881-1054 Jars, ClOISonne, Ivory, Jade, private home Can be used 6808. brass fire screen 882-0699 521-6510 _ electrical Good office Dunes Villa BICYcles, walk for storage or sleeping terracotta wall plaques, OrI- DINING table 42x62, 3 leaves, 4 SCHWINN 10 speed, girl's, space A-I condItion 32205 to ocean. pool, golf, tennIS room $45 weekly East KITCHEN AID dishwasher, ental chests 18 CU FT upnght freezer, chairs, chllla cabmet. $550 che!>tnut brown. excellent LIttle Mack, RoseVille Call and shoppmg 886-9234 Warren/Outer Dnve area portable coppertone, butch- Sofas. chairs, table!>, exqUIsite electrtc dryer, both like 758 0400 No agents ------Star Wars fIgures, vehIcles er-block top LIke new $185 lamps and chandeliers. mir- new ProfeSSIOnal draftmg condItIOn $120 88~2 __ - Call 8853039 before 7 p m 8855025 LUXURY OFFICE Space - MARCO ISLAND-Sea WlOds Lovely brass chandeher rors, glass, accessories table, 30" wa~on wheel TWO Hlde-a-bed chaIrs, like Kercheval and CadIeux Gulf front $425weekly after 7-WANTED COIN operated washer, heavy WIth 5 mlller' slam ps 9 pIece mahogany dmmg "et, chandelier, antique photo new 777-2015 1.400 square feet, second 4115 881-6402,882-4593 duty CommercIal type, hke around center Col $750 enlarger, antique Iron flour ------~------TO RENT MOVING SALE - mahogany floor Call GerrJ, 884-4767 new $175, 885-Q079 oniallcontemporary look 8 piece Drexel dmmg set, $395 scale, mahogany slant desk, BEAUTIFUL BEAVER Is- Never used New $315, ask- 7 piece walnut dllllllg set, $195 dmlng room set, table. 6 PERFECT FOR !>ummer glass door book case 884 850 SQ FT 1st floor Jeffer- land vacation retreat Miles RETIRED Gro!>se POInte mg $175 Beautiful custom Chippendale dmmg set, $588 chalr~, chma cabmet. buf- of sandy beaches, glOriOUS weddmg - Simple but eleg- 3736 son Ave Grosse POinte couple wish to lent, 01 Ivory velvet shower cur fet, $400, chest freezer, $50 ant Ivory chiffon, long dress. ANTIQUE TRADER TENT - Two man, $25 882 Park Call 822-0012. be- sunset views of northern house !>It home fO! the tallls WIth valance, dark G E electriC dryer - 7 Lake Mlcmgan beckons you size ll}.12 $50 882-1488 21805 Van Dyke 0699 months old, $22512year ser- tween 9 4 30 P m summer 885389t, after 6 brown trim and Imer Cus 1 to a new 3 bedroom, 2 bath (8 h Mile - Warren) pm DINING room furlllture, tom short white sheers WIth WASHER/DRYER, gas fire- vice contract, refngerator. 490 SQ FT 2nd floor - newly home With all the modern Dally 10 5 756 7885 Dunbar Light mahogany Imed orange/wlute polkadot place log, fertlhzer spread- 17cubiC feet $100 G E elec- decorated, heat mcluded, convelllences Beachfront TWO or three bedroom cot Circa 1950, oval table, 2 overdrapes and valance for HIGHBANK Antiques - er, Ironrlte, others Call triC stove $100 882-7681 $240 per month InsIde home Will accommodate 6 parkmg mcluded Call tage on IlIland lake near leave!>, 6 chaIrs, buffet 882- ranch bedroom wmdows 1 28689 Armada Ridge Road 259-7468after 5 p m people For rental mforma- DetrOIt, to rent for one pair short tweed shag rug 12 Between Rldgemond dnd LITHOGRAPHS 822 0012 between 9 - 4 30 9087 KITCHEN CABINETS - 2 un tJon please call 885 7393 week Anytime between x 18, $30 Underlay, used Armada 784-5302 Opm By W H Barlett, 107 VIewS pm DINING room set WIth ItS, formlca tops, splash after 5 p m June 15 and August 31 1-1/2yrs 4O~sq yd 881 0014 Friday, Saturday, Sunr.ay, of SWItzerland, dated 1834, ca billet, $250 call after 6 or 779-7680 12 to 5 Lamps furn ture boards. recently buIlt Dou 1836 OPPOSITE Eclstland SUIte Please call Judy, 88t 0623 ble stamless smk, diS- EVENINGS NEW HAMPSHIRE Cottage pm 294 1165 and ml~c for lease, Opal Plaza, 18301 STEREO SYSTEM - Sony posal and dIshwasher 8812642 _ 1850 Cape Cod Whl te MATURE LADY, former MISSION style Oak desk excel- East 8 MIle Rd 777-4646 direct dnve turntable, (6l"x36"x25") Second m Mountallls on secluded reSident, needs 3 bedroom lent condItIOn $45, plus AUTOMOBILE OWNERS - Denon movmg COIl WIth clude~ three drawer!> WIth mountamlake 3 bedrooms, house by May 20 Excellent Hoover vacumn upnght $15 As low as $.l1 qUclrterly, HOUSEHOLD and MACK NEAR Cadieux - transformer, Fisher mteg three Cabinets below 2 fireplaces, 1 bath, tenllls housekeeper Rea sondble buys baSIC automobile In E,',1'ATE SALES CommercIal space of ap- 372 2500 rated amrllfler, matchmg (61 x36 'x25") Perfect for and golf nearby Weekly re- rent 928 7925 surance 881-2376 prox 1080 sq ft $265 SEAR'S Colds pot fro~t free re tuner, B C T-2 cassette small kitchen or vacatIOn Conducted by "K" monthly ntal 645 2096 deck, Bose 301's (4) $1,000 frll!erator. excellent condl OJ n POOT ~'"ll'1rrl t'1hlt'< cabm ea<;llv moved. $500 YOl'NG responslb!e m:rrned ilB~~139 S~:. ,\"~r'b\IV~Jnc, OxJ~",,:d MACK NEAR Cadieux - PrI- couple deSIre 2 or 3 bedroom tlOn $150 , 885-0079 thIck slate, legs, need re 8820699 and Macomb Counties MARCO ISLAND FlOrida vate offIce Approx 220 sq home Appllances pre BOEHM LImited Issue plates KENMORE DELUXE elect hmshmg, $700 822-4025 REFRIGERATOR, washer ft Includes uhhhes $175 Available on 3-26 Two bed ferred Harper Woods or nc range, harvest gold, like - - • Kay 247-0061 room, 2 baths, beach and "Racoons" $85, "Goldfmch" dryer, stove and freezer Ann 771'{)197 monthly Kelly/State Fair area Re new $250 00 885-9139 TWO mahogany bedroom garden 277-8329 $100, Rockwell collector's sets ($450 and $9(0) Sohd 882-5681 ferences After 5 pm, 773 club "Toymaker," $50, 792 MOVif,rG SALE - Items MACK NEAR Manor - Pro- mahogany bachelor chest DEHUMIDIFIER 12 quart, KEY-iARGO:- Buttonwood 6922 7125 avallable immediately feSSIOnal Bldg Central Air (4 drawers) $225 Cmnese OaSIS, $50, power lawn- USED BOOKS - Bought. _ Ideal for medical $879 Bay condo ExclUSIve. New gas stove, air condit- Chippendale end tables 7A-ROOM SMALL Iutchen set very ruce IOner, gas-powered lawn mower, Yardman, 18 mch, sold Fiction, non-fiction monthly well-furlllshed 2 bedroom condItIOn $38, plus occa- $125 a pair Govenor Wm- townhouse Tenms. beaf'h, WANTED mower, automatic washer, self propelled reel type. $50 Hardco\ers, paperback - SIOnalchair, excellent condi- throp secretary, mahogany HIGBIE MAXON INC pool. manna, secunty Call many other Items Call 526 8817300 noon 'tll 6 P m Tues thru $25 , (good condition) 6' x 3', In tIOn 372 2500 6578 after 4 p m or 343-1684 Sat BOOKTIQUE, 15243 886-3400 collect, 305 661-7743 ROOM wanted Born Agam $450 Bookc ase (44" x 14") DINING - French Provlll- SPirit hlled Chnst Ia n GIRL'S double poster bed, after 9 am. clal. 11 pIeces, 8 chaIrs, Mack Ave, between Lake- Two glass doors $175 VlCto pOlllte and Beaconsfield FIRST OPPORTUNITY TRAVERSE CITY - charm- home Call 88H1734 matchmg dresser, $60 777- ROSSDIAMOND- CrlJlSer, 5 pads, excellent, $1,300 776- Cadieux and East Warren nan sofa (maroon velvet), 885-2265 mg beach front resort, East 62'Z1 s~ Fenders, generator 76" long, $450 Queen Anne 5615, 445-1071 area PrevIous owner occu- Bay $230 - $330 weekly 7e-GARAGE I1gbt, Mafac canhlever, ex- pIed ThIS professIOnal YASHlCA 35mm camera, VIctOrian loveseat, gold Brochures Call 616-938- WANTED cellent condItion, $150 343- bUlldmg boasts beautlful $160, men's l~speed (Pen- fabriC $525 573-4578 1740 ney's) $50 773-5898evemngs 0110 natural wood paneling GARAGE needed For 1 or DELUXE G E stove, 2 RICHIE'S USED APPLIANCES throughout every offIce A DESIGNER CH-fLDREN'S ovens, good condItIOn Call HARBOR SPRINGS more vehIcles for daily MODERN chocolate brown l00O'c GUARANTEED large reception area, co- clothes. boys and girls 881--8756 Three bedroom condomlll use Reasonable 526 3024 sofa WIth chrome. 00 mch, ------16626E WARREN vered parkmg and more $75 Copper Kenmore stove, Easter OUtfItS 20" Schwmn Larger sUIte apprOXImately lUrn. sleeps 10. sWlmmmg LIVING ROOM sofa and chair 885-0079 pool, hghted tennIs courts good condItIOn, $125 571- bIke 882-3789 WIll sell separately 884 2.000 square feet, rents for 8-ARTlCLES DINING-ROOM SE'i' in-: $375 per month Smaller Days - 886-6922, 4561 2606 Evenmgs - 885-4142 FOR SALE - cludIng table, chllla cab- sUIte IS approximately 750 COMING SOON! square feet, rent IS $225 per BONITA SPRINGS new met, 6 chaIrs. Medlt- ADVANCE NOTICE SEASONED ASSISTANCE LEAGUE terranean style. excellent month For more mforma- luxurIOUS gulf condo 2 bed TO THE COMING SOON ORI ENTAL RUGS tlOn call Joe, 886-6013, even- room, 2 bath, furmshed FIREWOOD condition. $450 Call 331-5084 NORTHEAST GUIDANCE after 6 p m TOP QUALITY llIgs. 882-6784 Tenms. golf, pool, four FREE RUMMAGE SALE WANTED miles from Gulf By week or CENTER DEILVERY GARAGE SALE MOVING SALE"'::-sofabed, THURSDAY. APRIL 21 6o-VACATION month 295-0524 sewing machme, color TV, ------$50 A CORD APRIL 29th, 30th 9a.m -3p m 547-5000 RENTALS HARBOR SPRINGS ------mIsc. furniture, and house- GROSSE POINTE 521-5050 8 PIECE Jacobean dInIng hold Items. 872-3415 Luxury brand new. profes CONGREGATIONAli room furlllture Excellent FREEZER- ~- cubIc-foot, HILTON HEAD Island/South slOnally decorated. 3 bed- FURNITURE Wholesale Dls- condItion $500 393-9523 or AMERICAN Carolma New oLeanfront, room, 3 bath, condo, view 0 tnbutors of MIchIgan, AAA upright, excellent condi- BAPTIST CHURCH 885-6552 tIOn, $150 886-0949 after 5 full} furmshed, 1 or 2 bed- the lake. beach, sWIm. sa1l, factory direct to you I Sel - - - ChalfontCi Lothrop Rd Household room VIlla Golf. tenms, $595 a week or $2,000 a hng all new merchandise 111 3 PIECE bedroom set Hide a pm month Hurry I Summer re onginal cartons 2 pIece bed After 6 p m 881-0760 pool Startmg at $300 per - - - MOVING -SALE re- week Free literature. 771- ntals are already scarce mattress sets, tWill $59, full ATARI 2600 and 8 games, m- fngerator. stove - harvest Estate Sales 4586 885-0656or 616 347-:l572 $79, queen $99, sofa sleepers cludlllg, Defender, Pitfall, gold, washer. dryer, other WE BUY BOOKS ------FU-R-N-IS-H-E-D~~der;;-home $119, bunk beds complete Frogger $230/cash 882-4712 household items 371-5263 CLEARWATER. Sand. Key. $88. 7 piece hvmg rooms CONDUCTED BY near beach front condo on loccated on Hessel Bay off $239, decorative lamps from after 6 p m GREENIBLUE pl8Jd sofa bed IN YOUR HOME ----- _ $100, dehumIdifier $25 gulf. luxury 2 bedroom. 2 Lake Huron in the Upper $1488,5 piece wood dinettes THRIFTY SCOT'S specIal of Free offers, no obligation. bath, fully furmshed Pemnsula, $225 per week $159, $800 PItS now $375 the week All varnished Call 881-4231 after 5 p m. LILLY M. AND COMPANY Seventh floor overlookmg Opal and Don Gillette Open to the pubhc. dealers chairs stripped, $15 each, B-UMPER -POOL- Tab- appraisals furnished lelcombo dimng/game tab- entire estates also deSired _~~t~ ~l ~~~~l _ POBox 252, Hessel and mstJtutlOnal sales wel- custom furhIture strlppmg 562-1387 569-2929 Michigan 49745 906-484 come Name brands, Serta, and refllllshmg - wood, le. walnut hardwood, ex- BOYNF COUNTRY. Com- cellent conditIOn, $175. 372- JqHN KING pletely furmshed, all ela-- 3~~______etc 9451 Buff~lo. Ham- metal. commerCIal, and re- l- tramck (l blocl\ north f sldental Serving the Pomtes _5721_after 4 p~ _ trlL, 2-tIer Chalet Upper LIDO BEACH, Sarasota Holbrook, 1 block east of 961-0622 I tIer. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Since 1972 Call today for a BOX SPRING and mattress kltLhen. lIvmg room With FlorIda. Gulf front condo, 2 Conant) 875-7166Telegraph free estimate FrIendly pro- sets by Serta Ih off Twm Don't be fooled by imita- Household Sales bedrooms, 2 baths. pool. (2 blocks south of 6 Mile) firep1aLe Lower tier 3 bed. feSSIOnal qualJt)- servIce $145 Full, $185 Queen, $225 tors Over 17 years a Estate Liquidations tenms. racquet ball, excel- 532-4060 Monday through SunShllle StnpPlllg Com- rooms, 2 baths, kitLhen. hv- Kmg, $325 All first quality profeSSIOnal, courteous mg room WIth fireplace lent first floor umt May Saturday. 10-8, Sunday, pany, 11357East 8 Mlle, 757- Dealer warehouse clear Appraisals Tiers may be mterLonnat- 7-14 Asking $550. 463-6093 12-5 14460Gratiot (2 blocks 1766 We accept VIsa and ance 268-2854or 371-5400 service ed If deSired Clubhouse, _~~~ 4 P ~ _ northof7MIleRd ) 521-3500 Master Card ------Monday through Saturday. ------FLEA MARKET sWlmmmg pool, spnng-fed MARCO ISLAND - beauWul 2 BRAND NEW complete 7 EVERY TUESDA Y lakelet, private putllllg 10-8 10909 Grand RIver bedroom, 4 bath Condo All (corner of Oakman) 934- piece IJvlllg room set DI- ALCOMOS CASTLE FINE BOOKS ANTIQUE TRADER green adJaLent to golf amellltJes; cable TV, wa- netteset, (7plece) 354-0300. NINE MILE BETWEEN Lourse 425-8933 6900 Monday through Sat- ext 78, 886-6880 PURCHASED 21805 VAN DYKE, WARREN.OPEN DAILY 10-5 ------sher. dryer, pnvate beach, urday, 10-7 CredIt cards MACK AND HARPER MARCO ISLAND Condo. pools, tennis, boat docks. 24 and checks accepted De- ENGLISHCluPPENDALE 773-0591 SllIgie volumes or entire 11- 756.7885 2.200 square feet, de- hour securIty Days. 372- I1very available HIghboy (ball and claw brarles corator furmshed, 2 bed- 3456 After 6 pm, 881-9577 ------11drawers and doors. com- GRANDFATHER In your home or at our of- room. 2 baths, prlvate KITCHEN set color console pletely reflllished (ma- CLOCKS fice. JaCUZZI, micro wave. TV, chairs 884-3371 1st Editions, MJcmgan, De- of-SHARE LIVING hogany) $1800. mahogany While m stock, 30% to 50% off washer, dryer, color cable QUARTERS 100-PIECE Llmoges-chinll - buffet $225, walnut stack trOIt, Civil War Good TV. ground floor with di- Large selec tlOn Dealer FINE ART OBJECTS circa 1910,Chateau pattern tables $125, Queen Anne clearance 268 2854 or 371- books any area Qualified I rect access to pool. outsIde $2,400 881-7471 wmg back chaIr. beIge and appraisals Prompt re- JacuzzI. Club house WIth FEMALE WANTED to share 5400 CASH ON CONSIGNMENT home With same $185 blue fabnc $250, SIX maho- moval Sauna, boat dock, avail- ESTATE- Sale -:- KllIg size gany dmmg room chairs WICKER FURNITURE now monthly, llIcludes utillties ONE ITEM OR WHOLE ESTATES able on and off season headboard - frame. furllJ- $350; leather mlald tables avaIlable at Irelands' Fm- GRUB STREET 885-1278 ture, lamps. pmg-pong ta- 313-885-7664 $85 each, mahogany cmna ery, 98 Kercheval. On-the A BOOKERY Onental Rugs • Fme Crystal and Porce------ble, 2 refrigerators, lawn- cabmet (46" Wide x 74" mgh MARCO ISLAND Condo, LOVELY ROOMS With HIlI 882-6230 "Our ReputatIOn lam. Fme Paintmgs • Sterhng. Jewel- mower, mlsc 886-7042 ------" kltchen prlVlleges, different 3 panes of glass) $425, ry. Collectlb1es • Fme Antlque Furm- RIVerSIde on Marco River, F-IESTA -ware. 76 assorted 573-4578 WANTED Guarantees Top floor. 6 story bUlldinil. 2 areas, reasonably pnced Your Confidence" ture pIeces, $400 Kenmore BUYING SWORDS baths, full kItchen, accom- For more mformatlon call washer, electnc dryer, $150 MY SI-~fiERS' PLACE 17194E. Warren LaVon's 773--2035 PLEASE CALL OR WRITE modates 6, available on pair Old color console TV, WE SPECIALIZE IN GUNS, DAGGERS Tuesdav thru Saturday 12-6 and off season 313 885- $30 885-7434 HANDMADE CRAFTS 882-7143 7664 - STRAIGHT, worklng male to 774-9651 - - - - Open Monday thru Saturday DuMOUCHELLE'S share St Clair Shores TAPPAN electrIC range WIth OCEANFRONT Hliton-Head double ovens, white, 40 111- 10 to 5 22217 Kelly Road, 5 409 E. JEFFERSON condo, 2 bedroom, 2 bath, home WIth same Pet 0 K blocks south of 9 Mile We WANTED $150 plus Ik utIhtles 775- ches $115 881-7621 DETROIT. 48226 beautifully furmshed. bal- also are a resale shop Our 1733 4 NEW-P185180R13 radial 963-6255 can, overlookmg ocean, ------quality of clothmg WIll sur- BABY FURNITURE & EQUIPMENT pooL walk to tenms, golf MALE seekmg same to share white strtpe, Orlglllal prise you and sOWlll the sav- equIpment tires 778-1779 Buymg - Tuesday - Saturday 10-5 Rental by owner 1- 2 bedroom house 111 North- lOgS ConSIgnments taken 2153530273 east DetrOit $175 mcludes GLASS and chrome tables, by appomtment MOMS' TOY ATTIC - "A RESALE TOY SHOPPE" - - --- ubltties 526-0070 $50, new couch, $200, large 777-6551 16637E WARREN 882-7631 HILTON HEAD New, 2 bed------wood bar, $150, full length StaCker &'Boos room. 2 bath, oceanfront FEMALE wanted to share leather coat, sIze 7, $50 COUCH With matchIng has- condo In Sea PllIes Pool, home With same Non- 823-6868 sock 88" long, pulow back, APPRAISERS - AUCTIONEERS tenms golf sunset vIew smoker preferred $185 resIn treated. No ware ex Available after AprIl 8th monthly 1IIcludes utlhtles 17' COLEMAN canoe, $300, cellent condition 822-8544 tWin size 4 poster bed, $40, ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED WITH OVER 45 YEARS experience 10 the field of fllle 0\\ ner rates 45o/cless than 5~53 arts and antiques, Stalker & Boos Will be avail- Sea Pme rental rates 641- 10xll shag carpet, $35, AZAR'S GALLERY round kItchen table, $20, able for comphmentary verbal appraisals (ex- ROOMATE WANTED to share One of the largest selectIOns of Oriental rugs 8.167 bo)-'s 18" bIke, $2,') 886 2838 cepting Jewelry, books COlli" and stamps) on large 2 bedroom flat on near Don't Strike at mllllmum pnces TRA Vl<..RSECITY - Charm- EastSIde $100 plus half WASHER and dryer, brand Saturdays bety,een the hour~ of 10 00 a m 12 00 251 E. MERRILL, BIRMINGHAM mg beachfront resort, East ubl1t1es 884-7194,964-3200 new, $400 for both Kmg SI ze P m and 2 00 P m - 4 P m Bay $230 $330 weekly --- - DuU HOUSEMATE WANTED mattress, box sprmgs and 644-7311 Brochures call 61&-938-1740. frame, carpetmg, dmmg PROPERTIES ARE NOW beIng accepted Cor con------ProfessIOnal female wanted sIgnment to our upcoming auctIOns MICHAWAYE -7MJles South to share three bedrQom table, 4 ch8lrs 882 1423 of Gaylord Golf, tenms, home In qUIet east SIde OSBORNE Personal Compu LOCATED ON the lower level of the Great Amencan clubhouse, pool playground, neighborhood 882-6512 or ter, extras, still In box $500 Insurance BUlldmg, 280 North Woodward Ave- 3 lakes sailboats, paddle- 343-9237 below IlIVOICe881-1241after nue, BIrmingham. Michigan (313) 646-4560 hoat.<; much more Beautiful 6 F 'iIP.JDL Y 4 bedroom home, sleeps 12,2 6<7-STORE baths fully eqUIpped, kltch- WESTINGHOUSE "Ide by 1i8rtz~ fOPJf- ~ SSI()"JAl (The I'vhdwest's Leading LEASE Household Sale5 en y,lth dIshwasher, fire "Ide refrigerator freezer :,tRVICE World Renown AuctIOn Ganer:, l place. TV, "tereo 1l8....?-~2!!. $150 After 5 p m 882 2474 ST CLAIR SHORES - lease 3 PIECE bedroom sUIte SUSAN HARTZ GAYLORD par t of bUIld mg (30x20), YOUR SPECIAL Beautifully furnished new Stoneware dl"hes 2 <;teel POSSESS'ONS 886-8982 HOUSEHOLD LIQUIDATION paneled. carpeted Ideal for wardrobe<; 822 5715 three bedroom three bath small boutique or office ARE: MY Grosse POinte City SALES COMPANY condominIUm With hre. 773-0836 SHAKLEE SLIM PLAN SPECIAL CONCI I- - .. . ~ . - ...... {l ..~~ . ______• ~.c_ _ __ Thursday, March 31, 1983 Page Six-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS 88-ANnOUES 11--eARS 11-CARS I-AATICLES IA-MUSICAL ~ARncLES 11-CARS 11-eARS FOR SALE FOR SALE I INSTRUMENTS FOR SALE WANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE 1975FORDLTD, Landau hard 1979JEEP CJ-7, Golden Eagle BLUEPRINTS WANTED WICKER or rat KENNARY KAGE 1980 CHEVETTE - 4 door, 1978 FORD LTD, good con. top, fully equiped extra 304 automatic, headers or INSTANT COPIES tan chaise lounge Re.l,on automatic, air and more ALL dltlon, $2,000 821-3305 sharp Must sell $2,195 or regular exhaust, loaded, SCRATCH PADS - ~ LB ANTIQUES able 882-2299 Sharp, yellow, With factory best offer 774-9017,882-4137. low miles, excellent condi- WEDDING INVITATIONS PIANOS WANTED Open Wednesday, Thursday. stnpes, 32,000 miles, 1976 M-ERCURY Monarch, PHOTOTYPESETrING TOP CASH PAID Fnday, 12-4p m GAS STOVES $3,800 881-4490 excellent condition, $2,000 1982Fo-Iill EXPbiiJ-ewrth-ied tion $5,800 firm. 527-3584 821-3305. KEYIJNING ONE DAY PICK-UP Saturday. 9 am 4 p m WANTED 1981 TOYOTA Corola SR5 pili stripe. 22,000 mJles, 4 1975-1CG. -Midget," Cherrle, PHOTOSTATS, NEGS WE BUY AND SELL $$ TOP DOLLAR PAID $$ 1.Jftback - excellent con- 1975 LTD, exceptll)nat"ly speed, air, rust proofed, low mlles, has never seen 100 RESUMES 541-6116 Cadieux at E Warren dItIOn. $5,390 884 8556 clean, no rust, 882.1968- _. power steering/brakes snow Harvest Gold $4, 195 ONE PAGE CAMERA. 885-0079 PIANOS WANTED 882-4396 1982TOYOTA Cellca Supra- Michelins, rear defogger, 772-2311 _ _ _ __ READY -$10 TOP $$ PAID for color TV~ OLDS Cullas~ Supreme, 1981 L-tvpe Black, 5.speed, AMIFM stereo cassette WIth 1m NOVA 2 door, automatic, STATIONARY GRANDS, Spmets, Consoles EDNA Hlble platter, Bust of - 2 door, power steermg, needmg rep.lu 774-9380 power brakes, air, cruise suri-roof, AMtFM slereo equal1Z1er Excellent'condi- power steering/brakes, air, CLUB BOOKLETS and Small Uprights Churchill, Queen Eliza- cassette WIth equahzer, twn Stilt covered by ex- RUBBER STAMPS TOP PRICES PAID beth and Phllhp, Royal EASTSIDE booksellE.'r desu.e, control, AMtFM, rear Wln- 11,900 miles, California car, tended warranty, $5,800 nice condillon, $2,100 885- ~Igned limited editIOns, flOe dow defogger, excellent OPEN MONDAY THRU Worchester and Doulton $11,950 882-7128 343-0444after 4 p m 7437. VE 7-0506 fIgUrine 35% dlloCOunt,pre-- Illustrated chIldren s lltera condition, 6,000 miles SATURDAY 9-5 P M. 1982 FOR-D EXP, 4-speed, DELTA Royale Black mlUm discount money M ture. art photography all25320 or 8860272 1977 MONZA hatchback, air, 1m 88 30%-80% DISCOUNT, Drums good condition, $2,000 879- 18,000 mIles Rust proofed, on camel, loaded 2 door, low POINTE PRINTING Thompson, 189 DIVISIOn, Amencana DetrOIt CIVil 1972 LINCOLN, runs good, gUitars, amps - all mstru- 2200, 771-3279after 5 30p m excellent condtlon $5,550 mileage, very good condi- 15201KERCHEVAL ments 8833 Van Dyke 921 Kmgsville, Ontano 519-733- War Occult. AV.lnt Garde power steermg[brakes at Lakepolllte LIt. mllltdry count~ hI:> $1,000, 881-5174 1980 HORIZON 2 door, auto- 939-3188 __~~ A!!er _7p.!11~~2-1~ 4614, 1-7 P m 2133 - Grosse POUIte Park 822-7100 ------tone~. philosophy .lnd matic, power steenng, 1961TOYOTA Supra Immacu- 1980 OLDS 98 REGENCY - 4 ANTIQUE CLOCK repair worlh\\hlle books for (ollec 1982 OLDSMOBiLE Cutlass power brakes, radials, . door, beautiful grey With FRIGIDAIRE electriC ringe, SELMER ALTO. mmt con late, 5-speed, tIlt, crUise, blue polka dot velour trim, dltJon, $649 Clarmets and Antique pocket watch re tlOns In all categone, Ca~h Clerra Brougham, 2 tone $4,000 886-5128 30", excellent condition, palr Speclallzmg m house charcoal grey, low ml- tape, aIr, loaded, garaged, full power,low mJleage, ex- flutes from $89 95 J.L S $125 ~9 calls (35 years exper P.lld and Immediate re leage, loaded, 882-9806, HONDA CIVIC 1981- excell- low mileage, $8,450 294-4921. cellent condition Orlgmal 775-7758 moval after 5 30, 772 9323 ent conditIOn Call 881-3164 ZENITH 25" color T V- - lence) 884-9246 1974PLYMOUTHGoldDuster elderly Grosse Pointe own- wood cabinet Excellent ALLEN model 120 classIC GRUB STREET LINCOLN 1979, Mark V, GI- 1980 CORDOBA - power 52,000mIles, automatic, V-8 er TU2.296S organ. walnut, 2 manual DENLEY'S steering, power brakes, cond1tion, 3 years old. Even. A BOOKERY venchy deSIgner, loaded, $1,150 885-1698 1974 PINTO wagon Good full A G.O pedal base, automatic, air, AM-FM IIIgs 771-1774 ANTIQUES 17194 East Warren, low miles, Immaculate, 1981 GRANADA GL,-4 door, transportation, ror, AM/FM extra speaker. Under war- near CadieUX $8.900 775-7314 stereo, wire wheels, light MOVING SALE Harvest ta- Furmture, clocks, Decoys, grey Excellent condition air, crUise, stereo, light stereo. Automatic, $650 ranty. 646-2295 DetrOit. MIChigan 1980 PLYMOUTH Champ bh~,~ H!t=h::~c~ ~h:llrs; tov, and primitives 27112 83e 7!'n gr~yl(l"rk:grl'y 884-1652 9!!5~521 Harper, between 10 and 11, 882-7143 custom - automatiC, Kling Maple bedroom suite, DOUBLE keyboard organ, 1979 DATSUN 280ZX, low 1974 VOLKSWAGEN Dasher, 1976 FORDBrorico~ 4" wheel single mattress, box sprmg, Magnavox With base ped- 9-5 Monday through Satur- AMtFM stereo, luggage day 772-9385 mLles, loaded, very clean, 2 $500 or best offer 881-5499. drive, 302 automatic, 48,000 frame, kitchen table, als, $195 886-2404 everungs CASH FOR rack, excellent condition, WE BUY AND SELL tone blue, $6,400 792-5889 1982 If, door, miles, floor boards rusted chairs; 2 cabmets, lamp, 5 Days, 343-1515 KI DS CLOTH ES $3,600 or best offer Start- DODGE Alfes i stick shift, stereo with cas- Good mechamcal condition chairs Call for appointment OLOE ATTIC ANTIQUES - EXCELLENT CONDITION 109 Fnday, call 758-1336 ATTENTION -BARGAIN VIBES WIth -MuSser P1ckuPs~ HUNTERS I - 1973 Cata. sette, extra clean. First $2,300o~bestof~~r ~1~3 886-1415. $1,350 886-2404 evemngs large mvenwry of furruture, VERY CLEAN, BETTER 977 OMEGA one owner, trunks, paper, hardware, lina, good means of trans- $5,200 takes 886-1478 1980 CHEVETTE, 4 door, 4 Days, 343-1515 BRANDS, INFANT THRU 14 very clean, dependable, portation, 1 year old muf- FOR THE CREATIVE ------glass, lots of oak 1607MIlit- CHEVR-OLET-Caprlce speed, 811", like new, $2,800. Brmg m Monday Tuesday 2-door, $2,200 294-5179 fler, $450 or best offer 774- 1981- Design and make your own EPIPHONE GUITAR - ary Street at Gnswold, Port ClaSSICdiesel, 26 plus miles 822-5778 "Patchwork" rug, using dis- or Thursday. 104 P m 1981TRANS Am. SpecIal Edl- 9084 fender P bass copy 822- Huron. 984-1264 Monday per gallon Best offer 779- 1978 OODGE--Omm, -4 door, continued samples. Great for ON HANGERS PLEASE tlOn, Recaro seats, T-tops, GREAT 1981 9438 through Saturday 10-5 Sun- uFIRST" car- 5100 _ _ _ automatic, air, extras, hke dorms, dens, basements, etc day 12-5 LEE'S RESALE fully loaded, alarm, wmter Oldsmobile Luxury Sedan, 4 Sew or tape them together WIZARD VISCount organ, ex- 20331 Mack 881808 stored. $10,000 5277672 door, loaded, $8,600 822- 1982 BUICK Riviera loaded, new, low mileage, $2,850 after arranging to SUit your cellent condition, asking JUST ARRIVED ANTIQUE OR COLL-ECT after 5 pm 1550 low nuleage, light grey/bur- 885-8295 artistic eye. Make your selec- $375, including song books ------gundy. $12,900 or best offer 1975 FORD LTD,- 4.door~ne Stately SLAME gram maho- IBLE DOLLS SUCH AS '1979 FIAT SpIder, dark blue OMNI 1979 024 Sunroof, rear tions at 772-2055 372-5m owner, good condition, must gany secretary with etched MADAME ALEXANDER 12,000 mIles, many extras defogger, 4 speed, alr, ster- CALUMET BARBIE, ETC After 6 p m 881-2763 eo, $3,000 884-0866 SMALL car with excellent gas sell, $750. 885-1093. FLOOR COVERING 8B-ANnOUES and wheel cut glass doors; Elegantly carved walnut 757 -5568 978 BUICK Electra 1.Jmlted, 1972 DUSTER;-V-8,$550--aM- mileage Very good condl- 1977 PONTIAC Astra hatCh 21006 Mack FOR SALE 881-1911 bookcase With glass doors, 4 door Black on black 0930. lion Pontiac T-1000, 1981 back, automatic transmiss- Beautifully carved oak din- MAN needs used hockey Never been through car _~o!iOO. 881~ ~~1 ion, good condition Lady's "ALMOST-NEW" APPAREL ANN ARBOR-THE MICHI- mg set, includes large rec. equipment 296-1547 wash Mint condition Must 1OO1-HONDA Prelude --ex- 1978 REGENCY, triple black, car, $1,175.372-4831 GAN ANTIQUES SHOW & - cellent condition, air, _ ...accssorles, furs and an- tangular table with leaves, 6 see to appreciate Loaded. astro roof 55,000 miles, 1m RABBIT _ Automatic- tl~es at a fraction of the SALE, Apnl 8, 9, 10, U of OLD saws, circular, hack, ml AM/FM, luggage rack, low chairs With rope turnmgs ter, cham or band to prac- Best offer 885-4934 mileage, $7,995 After 5 ~~_~~:.._ __ fuel injection, regular gas, orIginal cost. M CrISler Arena, MaUl & and canemg and large - -- - tice sharpemng 884-8966 pm, 881-4231 'J We Buy Furs Stadium, EXit 175 of( 1-94, carved sideboard With Z-28, FULLY loaded, special 1981RABBIT LS. Air, 5 speed, extras, excellent condition, seats, $10,600,dark maroon, J 'ConsIgnments Welcome 11 am - 9 pm, Sunday 11 - raised panel cupboard PORT-A-CRIB and baby car 1981 FORD-Mustang-HatCh-- rear Wiper, custom interior, $2,300 885-7765. 5, AdmisSIOn $3 50 65 se- seat wanted 886-2979 after 6 885-2985after 6 p m back, 4 cylinder, 4 speed, excellent condition, $5,400 ------LEE'S doors. Days, 757-1766 Evenings, HORIZON TC-3 1980 - air, lect dealers In 18th & early Come see our 3 floors of dls. black With red IDterior, ~1 Mack 881-8082 weekdays, any time week- 980ASPEN,6cylmder, auto, 882-3862 stereo, deluxe Interior, uL - 19th century furmture & play at ends power steermg - brakes, air, 15,500miles, mmt condition, accessories. Of speCial $4,900 343-0854 1975 VW-RABBiT: sharp,au~ $3,200.463-7725 after 6:30. 'I. DOLL APPRAISALS MEN'S Remmgton hot comb rear defrost, $3,900 or best ANTIQUES OR Michigan interest a St MATERIALS UNLIMITED tomatic AIr, red, no rust. 1974FORD Mustang 1I-6cy- halr dryer 8824710 792-2790 DODGE MONOCO,1977~ COLLECTIBLES Clair River pamtmg by 2 WEST MIGHIGAN AVE, - - -- loaded, $1,800 or best offer $1,675,886-0368 linder, 4-speed, moon roof, ,SUSAN'S DOLL MUSEUM George Gardner-offered by YPSILANTI 976 BUICK Century Custom, FOLEY -Belsaw belt sander 2 door, V-6, alr, stereo tape, 776-6726 FIREBiRD, 1982,-SE, V6-,-au- power steering, air, AM/FM l • 757-5568 Snuggery Farm, Sewlck- cassette, 885-1314. model 1080, also a person to -1980 CHEVETIE- ~- - ..... ~------lev Pa Dealers showmg Monday thru Sunda) power sunroof, rear defog- tomatlc, loaded, black, rust ------study sharpenmg bus mess 'a.E. STOVE -24", apartment in Michigan for the first 10 a m - 5 pm ger, new brakes, shocks, 4 door, cloth seats, extras, proof, warrenty, mint condi- COUGAR XR.7, 11J13 - mags, with 884-8966 hon, hand Washed, $8,995 or air, good condition 882-9560. size, good condition, $45 hme. Included Peter H (l) 483-6980 ------exhaust and battery $1,750 Immaculate conditIOn, , ,-885-5710. Eaton, Newton JunctIOn, WANTED used 6 h P mo- or best. 885-7744 must see _~t. 771-3551______1982GRAND PRIX L.J spot. New Hampshire with New tor, long shaft, 882-2568 $2,800 881-8997 ~U'iIFUI: Zeruth 25" con- 1978 MUSTANG Mach I, V-8, 1978CAPRICE Landau, 39,000 less heated ~araAe hand England furmture of the SWANKOUSKY'S power steenng, power 1977MONTE-CARLO - miles, air, stereo, auto, washed landau striped ",sole TV with remote, needs Pilgrim century and high ANTIQUES automatic, air, AM/FM, ,minor repairs, $100 firm; 10A--MOTORCYCLES brakes, AM-FM, good con- power steermg[brakes rally, air, defogger, style Federal furniture; 60,000 miles, 350 engine, CrUise, tilt, $4,150or best of- stereo, tilt, cruise, cycle, Lazy-Boy recliner chair, Affordable European Anti- FOR SALE dition, $2,800 792-0496,after Anthony Werneke, Hunt- 6 good shape, $2,550 779-2117 fer. 521-1161,527-1092. power wmdows, locks, etc brown naugahyde, $75fIrm. ington, New York ques in Detroit's most ele------350 HONDA, excellent condi- [:1'1),-1980, Statlonwagon - 1977-CAMARO Z-2s _ excel- low mileage no defects, ~~~-3733 _ _ _ with New England and gant settlng. 972 DODGE Monaco station tion, many access ones call wagon, 1973Capn 882-8562 full Size, small V-8, extra lent condition 4 speed never scratched, $8,850. Pennsylvama country -- - clean $3,750 885-7132. 881-1368 EXCELLENT BUY - Ro- "ONE TERRIFIC STORE" 882-9285 transmission, new clutch ------senUlal place setting for formal furniture of cherry, ------Detroit Free Press 1979 HONDA CB 750F super 980 SUN BIRD - excellent CiMNI,- 19i~,"4(foor;- autO: and tires, 886-4~5 1977CHEVROLET Monza - 4 ,14. Contemporary pattern maple, made by skilled rural cabmetmakers, ~oan sport, first $l,500 takes It condition, power brakes, matlc, new radial hres, and 1980 PINTO_~ maDuel~ cyhnder, sport package, with., extras, cups and , ' A'M'IC SALE ~rownsleln'L Franklin, 7,400 miles 792-2790 power steerlllg, rear defog- brakes, very good con- mlBslVlf;~q.unroor, I nms great, $1,596. 886-4305. matc:bil1-lt'tea lIet, $900 I ' \ • 25%-500/'" ~Fl I ger, stereo, 4 cylmder, low dIllon, askmg.ll85O tlt1 best ... r Massachus,et1,5 SpeCializes 35,000 nules. Mint. condilJon, 1976 MONARCIf:Ghla -auto- 855-1684. . / I I _ It .1 773-3739 18th century mlmature 1973HONDA 750, tour 109 pac mileage, best offer. 885-3288 m In the HIstoric House of Fab- $3,500 778-4319. matlc, 302 engine, clean TIRES, 4 CR7OX13 Fireston~ portraits on Ivory, Hudson kage Fairing, accessories or 731.2183 Hil ME-RCEDES 3005D,- slI:- rics Bulldmg, 2nd floor, 1500 - ~------CADILLACI982-Eidorado :- Excellent condition Ex- 721, radlal white wall, $50 River landscapes and $1,000or best offer 372-4908 lJl7 PACER stahonwagon, 6 ver With blue leather, sun Woodward Ave, 961-2656 - - - dleset, fully loaded, excel- tras, $1,685. ~17. Call 882-5296. Connecticut Valley scenes cylinder, power brakes - roof, 22,000 miles, $29,000. Mon -Sat, 11-5 Call about 1980 HARLEY DAVISON After 6, 886-5509 lent condition, low mileage VOLARE 1977, air power PRECIOUS Moments-fig-u. She Will show a paIr of In- free parkmg FLH80 - ClaSSIC, electriC steermg, auomatlc, AM[FM Call after 5 p.m 977..ffi85 steering/brakes, 22,800 rine also Hummels and dIana portraIts depicting glide, AM/FM cassette, radIO, air, rear defogger LeMANS,-1976, -2 door,-alr, miles, good condition an attorney and hiS wife, 882-7957 Club figurine "Daisy Don't 8C-OFFICE many extras, 4,000 miles toaded, extra clean, no rust, 1983,OLDS DELTA 88,4 door, $2,450.884-9042 -Tell." '772-0324 011 on canvas by R B EQUIPMENT $5,500 521-7928 965 CORVAIR Monza 4 door, $1,750 885-7132 ------loaded, 900 miles, 885-2274 1966DODGE Dart, air, power Cram c 1846, Angela of Chevrolet Runmng condi- vWRABBIT, mS,-new pm nt, JENN-AIRE range and base London, Virginia Beach, tIOn but needs work, $800 or 1982 PONTIAC TransAm, steering/brakes, AM-FM _. with accessories, 3 years FIREPROOF 3 drawer legal 108- TRUCKS AM/FM stereo, tape deck, loaded, T-tops, all power, cassette stereo Motor Virgima features 18th & reasonable offer 885-7192 no rust, excellent tires, 35 old, excellent condition, file with key type combma- FOR SALE low mLleage, 885-2274 needs work. $285 882-8734 19th century English pot- 975 MATADOR, newbrakes, m p g regular gas $1,600 $US. 8ellmg due to remodel- tion, $350 885-7437 after 6 pm. tery and porcelams and 6 cylmder AM/FM cassette, 886-3571 1976-- PONTIM:- Sunblid, ing. 881-5134. 19th century American 1953DODGE pick-up, straight 5 DRAWER file cabmet, desk body, drIVen dally, $1,850 excellent transportatIOn, 1977 BONN-EVILLE, 4- dOllr, automatiC, FM cassette 1978 FIAT convertible, good TWO-KING sizi!-w(cker-Pea- scenic and histOriC prmts, stereo, $800 882-8284,after 5 and credenza 7774646 Call after 8 pm, 778-0147 $500 884-9497 auto, air, tilt, rear defogger, condition, clean, $2,900 wood and steel engravmgs pm cock mairs, full 6 ft. high, BMW 1!n4 2002~4-speed, ste- door locks, 49,000 miles, ex- Debl, 222-2114/881-4446, .' ~ ft. wide, like new, $80 and lithographs, The Seays 9-ARTICLES 1973 DODGE Van - excellent 1979 PONTIAC Bonneville of Mt Lebanon, Pennsyl- reo, excellent mechanical cellent condition, $3,OOO/of- :4 evenings, weekends "~-each. ~9. WANTED runmng conditIOn, low condition $3,300 271-0381, fer 776-2333 door, loaded Excellent ... :.....------vama, toys, sterlmg silver, miles, best offer takes 882 1974 MONTEGO 'Brougham, ~~UNCAN Phyfe dining room evenmgs condluon, very clean, 301 furmture, Miller Antiques, 2436 ror, power steering - brakes .::. set. 6 chairs, table and V8, must see to appreciate. Appleton, Wisconsm, 18th CASH FOR BOOKS 981CfRAND :LeMans 6 cylin- CARS sell for $11895 (aver- Best offer 885-4934. - windows - door locks, 4 •• :pads, buffet. Good condi- & 19th century furmture der, 4 door, automatic, air, Whole librarIes or smgle vol- 11-cARS age) Also Jeeps, Pick- door, AM/FM stereo, regu- .; tion, $700 or best offer. 885- and acceSSOries, Corrme stereo cassette, tilt, cruise, i982CHEVEfTE~-4 door umes purchased Pick-ups FOR SALE ups Available at local lar/unleaded, well main- : • : 6379 alter 5 p.m. Burke, New Paltz, New wire wheels, power doors - hatchback 7,500 miles tamed. A buy, $895 886- on larger loads Gov't AuctIons For DI- :TA-BLE-rfOP- reCrlger-ator York, country thmgs 10- Windows BeIge WIth Vinyl Automatic, Jlower steer- 3454; 881-4093after 6 p.m. THE IJBRARY CO 1982 PONTIAC T 1000, 2 roof, 14,000 miles. Mint rectory call 805-687-6000, ing/brakes, alr, AM/FM ra------: good for office use like new cluding textIles, home- 16129Mack at Bedford t spun, baskets, rag dolls door, loaded, factory war f 779 AO"" ext 1626 Call refundable. dio, tilt $5,000 886-7879 1981 ESCORT SS - silver .' Upright organ, Ideal for 881-5800 ranty, $5,700 881-2402, after $6,500, Irm -.ovv and country furmture 10 1972'PONTIAC: full power, 4-s~ manual cruise, rear .' learning. Antique seWing Closed Sunday & Monday 430 9T(PLYMOUTH-Voiare - 4 machine. Old oak china cab onginal pamt and condi------door, 6 cylinder, air, auto- runs good, $650, 331-1290 window defroster, AM[FM inet MIscellaneous 772- tIOn; Gary and Martha 1979 TRIUMPH TR7 Coupe matlc, excellent conditIOn See after 4 pm cassette, rust proofed, ex- FUEL OIL tras, 42,000 miles $3,900 or 9632 Ludlow, Lyndhurst, OhiO, - charcoal grey metallic, 776-1514 FORD Ehte~ 19'76,"fike-new-, ------WILL purchase and pump best. 791-3942, 775-4834. period Amencan furmture 5 speed, sunroof, stereo. 980- OLDS Cutlass _ power Ray Campise loaded, 38,000 miles, $2,450. WHOLESALE CLEARANCE and accessories, Arth & from your tank looks hke new $4,800 778 1051 steermg, po\\'er brakes, air, 885-7132 1975 OLDS Cutlass - power - Miclugan grown shrubs Kathy Green, philadelphia, 882-9420 steering/brakes, $700 873- Several varieties pottE"d ___ stereo, crUise, must sell, im-OLDSDeliaBa Royale, 2 Pennsylvania, hne glass > 1981 BLUE HONDA CIVIC - best offer 527-1092,521.1161 DRUMMY 4939 12"-15" Taxus Yews Order and period furmture, JOHN KING IS stIll buymg door, 46,000 actual miles, 5 speed With all deluxe fea------NOVA 1973, V8 automatic, now for spring delivery Lynda WlIlauer, Nan- good books for cash Why 1977 tilt, crUise, stereo and tures Perfect condition 1 DODGE Royal Monoco - 2 power steering, AM-FM ~132 tucket, Massachusetts, sell to someone else ror $4,500 or best offer 949- door, loaded, excellent con- OLDS more, excellent condition, ------radlo, $600/offer 882-2682- Formal & country furm. less? 961-0622 I 4554 dillOn, high miles, $1,300 THE 83's ARE HERE garage kept 885-2301 SOLID maple table, 3 leaves, ------4588 Umverslty ORDER YOURS NOW' finest quality $325 after 6 ture, Amencan pamtmgs, DODGE OmOl 1979, 4 door, AUTOMOBILE OWNERS - SHOTGUNS and rifles want- 1982"h CHEVETTE - mmt For that personal touch on Chinese export porcelam, conditIon, 4.000 miles. 1978 CHEVETTE - 4 door, automatic, excellent condi- As low as $31 quarterly, p.m.,79Ui029. quilts, qUlmper, Robert ed - Parker, Fox, Smith, WlDchester and others loaded, extra mce, must new or used cars tion, $2,500 343-0110 buys baSIC automobile m- PRECIOUS Moments. - Girl Zollenhofer, Kmgston, automatic rear defogger. sell, $2,300 or best offer ------surance 881-2376 wlth puppies, unmarked Mass , New England Fur- PrIvate collector 4785315 rust proofed, cloth mterlOr. 772-2200 1978 PLYMOUTH Arrow - 4 ------886-2164, 773-1246 niture and acceSSOries, recllnmg seat~, $5,700 nego- 884-8896 speed, aIr, rear defogger, 1973CADILLAC ELDORADO James S Boke, Fairfield, PRIVATE Collector would like tlable MUST SELL 465 Don't MI•• 42,000 miles, 886-2714 - only 38,415 miles, some ATARI 2600 lor sale, major to buy US stamps, US tapes, best offer 527-2769 Conn, New England furni- 7328 The Deadline 1982CAMARO Berlinetta ~ body work reqUired One ture and accessories. Mad coms. and baseball cards automatic, loaded, rust- owner car, $1,800. 881-4274 1974 PONTIAC LEMANS for WICKER FURNITURE now Hatter Antiques, Oshkosh, 775-4757 proofed, 8,000 mlles Show- Wisconsin, clocks and me-- automatiC, po\\'er ~teermg, Classified Ad•. MONZA 1m --4 cylmde':-;- 4 available at Ireland's Fm- CASH FOR orlgmal 011pamt- room new Asking $9,600 or power dISC brake<;, aIr Call your of(er 886-3942 speed, hatchback, ery, 98 Kerchevtll, On-the- dical and sClentlflc m- lOgS, Amencan European, tmted gla<;<; AM FM struments, MlZzentop $l,250/best offer 882-2758 Hill 882-6230 18th, 19th Century. others ~tereo, very good condl ads In on 1980 CHEVY-CItation - -4 cy- after 7 pm' Farms, Huntmgton, Sales confidentIal Art Inc tlOn 65 000 mIles $1 495 Thursday, Friday linder, 2 door, automatic, CONTEMPORARY oak bed- Connecticut, N E furni- VAI9429 885 5080 after 5 p 10 and Monday. power steering, brakes, CLASSIFIED ADS room set, ;) years old, Bas- ture, Hlstoncal Btue, Can- If you walt AM[FM cassette, mechanic sett, was $2,750 Now, $1,250 ton, Liverpool 1975 PINTO HATCHBACK - owned $2,950 521-7928 CALL 882-6900 or best offer 949-5574 WANTED 4 ...peed new radlal~. for Tuesday noon, .. - -- ANTIQUE AM FM stereo Good con you may NOT get CHEVROLET Monza Spy- : DUNCAN Phyfe, maho- 2 kid stroller. 11A-CAR WORKSHOP dltlon $995 881 4841 through. der, 1980, all equip- REPAIR • gany, dlDlDg room set, 881-9435 ment, 21,000 mlles. Excel. : double pedestal rectangu- FURNITURE 1981 BLUE Datsun 310. 882-8900 lent 884-9434 , lar table (42" x 60") leaf, RESTORATION 5 speed. AM FM ca<;~ette --- : pads, 6 chairs, buffet, china Chalr camng and rushing BOOKS 1979 VOLARE, 2 door power EASTSIDE • cablDet $875 Small ser- PURCHASED stereo. sunroor excellent Steve Rus;ng's ~\. steermg, automatic, 6 cy- We Buy and Sell condition, $4,700 Call be Lver[buHet $225 Antique 16414E Warren Selt your flOe books WIth hnder, air, low mIleage; TRANSMISSION mahogany tea cart $150 confidence m our mte$(rlty fore 5, 521-5395.after 5. 1181 AUTO ~ $3,500 firm 294-2848 16301 MA<;I( of 3 MI 881-9339 2677 573-4578 - - and experience Fin lOAD TIlT RECONDITIONING f~ WORK GUARANTUD WHIRLPOOL automatic dry- FURNITURE reflnlshed. re- GRUB STREET 1981 VW RABBIT - 4 door 11A-eAR REPAIR er Works great, $95 885- paIred. striPped. any type of A BOOKERY <;unroof, lov. mileage, PICK UP and RETURN AUTO •••. 5959 0079 canmg Free e~tlmates 17194E Warren "harp Da)s. 6448971. even Within 3 Hoursf 882.7143 Jnlt~. 886 7041 THREE round mirrors bevel- 474-8953 (24 hour service - 7 days a week) led glass, $8 to $15 each ANTIQU E clock repal rs MERCEDES BENZ & AUDI SERVICE Chest2500 of drawers, $25 372- Walt, mantel, grandfather. 9-ARTICLES ll) COft1l\ete cleaning of JOHN AND HOLGER cuckoo, anmver<>ary PIck WANTED interior & exteriof' $12°° SERVICE CENTER INC. RECLAIMED BRICK - All up and dehvery Clock parts 16521EAST NINE MILE ROAD, EAST DETROIT you need, when you need and movements for sale (7) Wax, chrome & shampoo $3000 (BETWEEN GRATIOT AND KELLY ROAD) , them Day 36t-5670, arter 822-3859 CCIJpet, including #1 in price 6 30 P m 835-3549 We speCIalize 10 Mercedes Benz, Audl and V W re- BOOKS/USED AND RARE pairs Five mechamcs to serve you Servmg sat. purchased for cash or appraised KENMORE automatic wa- DESK - ITAUAN (3)~:~~.c.~~ .. " .. $500 Isfled customers for more than 10 years We are sher, excellent condition, C~RVED EBONY estates also deSIred/ill home consultatlons open Monday through Fnday from 8 a m to 6 $135 885-0079 16th Century, very rare, also pm other valuable Items JOHN KING A LARGE selectIOn - Like Everungs 961-0622 886.0613 773-5820 new Schwinn bicycles, 886- 881-2842 • Clip and Save thiS ad • "Serving the Grosse Polntes tor 11 Years" IlNll1, 822-4130 ---p------ Page Severt,C Thursday, March 31, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS 15-BUSINESS 11B-CARS WANTED 13-REAL 13-REAL 13-REAL 13-REAL 12D-LAKE AND 13-REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES TO BUY RIVER PROPERTY ESTATE ESTATE ESTATE ESTATE I' HOUSE for sale - brick, Bea. GEORGIAN COLONIAL. LAKESHORE VILLAGE OWN YOUR own Jean- PROVINCIAL . Grosse lie , HARPER Woods - One bed TOP $ $ $ $ ST. CLAIR 23056 East River, corner consfleldlMorang area, 3 Beautifully appointed home Condo Marter Rd 2 bed- Sportswear, Infant-Preteen Paid For Your Junk or Un- PRICE slashed, from $125,000 room condo Askmg $33,900 bedrooms, central air Must on Kensington 3 fireplaces, room Townhouse, corner or Ladies Apparel Store Of- Ferry 4 bedroom, guest Ideal for semors Call 885- wanted Car. to $97,500 Condo model at SUite, wet bar, game room, see, 882-2568 large living-room, kitchen Unit $39,900 882-4164 fermg all nationally known 7044 -- - - - ~ ---- - BULL AUTO PARTS River Club, 3 mdes !>outh of sun room, family room, stu- GROSSE POINT-E W~ 854 With breakfast, dinmg room, brands such as Jordache, SI. Clair Inn, on the river dy, large porch, 2 fire. GROSSE POINTE WOODS den and screened terrace 4 BY OWNER Cape Cod, 3 Chic, Lee, LeVI, VanderbIlt, 894-4488 Vermer Road, sharp 4 bed- bedroom, 2 baths, new car- 2,125 square feet mcludes places (313)671-1753 Hidden Lane ProfeSSIOnally room brick Cape Code, 1,'100 bedrooms plus sun room on CalVln Klem, Wrangler, Slup peting, 2 fireplaces, large two large bedrooms, 2'~ decorated, 2,000 square foot sq ft Natural fireplace, second 2 bedrooms on third 'n Shore, Izod, Ocean PaCIfic GROSSE POINTE Woods, wooded lot 882"()139for ap- DEAD OR ALIVE baths, family room, fully ranch, 2 full baths, raised basement, attached garage __$164-,-~ }~y ~~!l' =-885-~ and over 200 other brands 19952 W Clalrvlew Ct $7,900to $14.900mcludes be. CARS - TRUCKS eqwpped Iutchen and river deck patIO, flmshed base- 10% fmancmg Dacey, 774- _ ~mtm~n!______Charming Cape Cod WIth 2 GROSSE POINTE WOODS glnmng Inventory, round FR~ TOWING. 7 DAYS vlewmg deck Townhouse ment, attached garage 5400 bedrooms down and large home by owner, $109,000, HARPER/MORANG AREA trip llcket for 2 to the Fash- style 30 year mtg money Dorthen 3 bedroom, 1~ bath Co-op apartment, low 365-7322 368-4062 up, FlOrida room, recrea. SHARP Colomal In Grosse perfectly cared for, Ph Ion Center, In-~tore tram ------avaJIable ranch, 2 car attached gar storr 4 bedroom bnck, pro- mal ntena nce, car petl ng, tion room 10 basement With Pomts Farms - shows ex- mg, fixtures and grand JUNK OR wrecked cars and BEST view on the river from age, central air, finished feSSIOnally decorated, land- stove, $14,900 cash dry bar and fireplace Of. tremely well Formal dm- openmg promotIOns Call trucks. Top dollar paid the dock, deck, patio and hv- fered at $79,500 Comenca basement, 2 fireplace!> Ing room, breakfast nook, scaped, 2'h car garage, GATES REALTY 776-4529 or 777-8352. mg room of this charmmg Hampton 2104 Early Amen 521-7000 Mr Hartley at Prestige Bank-DetrOit Trust Real newer carpeting, flmshed many extras Land Con- F ashton 1-800-527-&143 two bedroom, 1'h story flver Estate, 222-3726 (an decor 10 thiS home 3 basement, 3~ baths, piUS tract avaIlable 882-1307, 11e-BOATS home Detached garage bedrooms and den, natural more Call Real Estate One, 437-8301for appointment FARMS French Tudor 264 AND MOTORS $107,000 WHITTIER/HARPER - 3 fireplace, 2 car garage ask for Jim or Vel, 296-0010 ------LeWiston, 5 bedrooms, 5 16-PETS bedroom bnck, fireplace, CLASSIC older river-front Hampton 521 J bedroom GROSSE POINTE Woods - 3 baths, $150,000 By owner FOR SALE flmshed basement Ilfl ST CLAIR SHORES, bunga. bedroom bnck Colomal 1974 CATALINA 22', trailer, home With new family room, ranch Kitchen bUilt inS, 886-3445 baths, carpeted, central air low, maintenance free, With alummum SIding, 2 fuU pop-top, 4 salls, 6 h P out- Iutchenanddmlngarea Dm Flonda room, 2 car garage Old Enghsh Sheepdog stud Land Contract, discount for basement, large lot, $39,500 baths, 2 half baths, attached board, all boat equipment Ing room, 3 bedrooms, 3 Yorktown Reduced 3 bed 13A-LOTS ~ervlce: AKC, guara~nteed cash 979-5305, 3430182 7757314 garage, central air, gas mcluded $6,900 526-6007 fireplaces 90 feet of prime room, Pfl bath ranch Fam- FOR SALE Experienced 885-2274 -- Ily room, 2 car attached GROSSE POINTE Income, heat, lIVing room with flre- 19' FLYING Scot all salls and riverfront With dock, beach ANIMAL HOSPITAL 2 FLATS garage Wayburn, $5,000 assump place, 15x24den, 24x24 patio GROSSE POINTE SHORES eqUipment, mcludmg out. and fishing platform With canvas awning, built-in We have an adorable black & ENJOY PARK PRIVILEGES tlOn, freshly pamted inter. near the Lake board $1,900 886-8582 after $149,000 HARPER WOODS gas grill, central air Askmg white abandoned kitten She lOr, sep'arate utllltles, gar- 100ft frontage 6pm Vacant St Clair River Par- 1430-32 Somerset Large 6/6 Wllllamsburg Ct 3 bedroom, age, will trade 886-0657. $110,000, by owner Week- IS 8 - 10weeks old She sure brIck separate gas fur- 2'f.! bath condo, hmshed L/CTerms cel" age 69C3 5_I:_~ {'ould \I~t' 'I lot of love and a FL YINGSNI S<:illbvaCls64, naces, 2 car garage, newly basement, all dppllance!> GHO&SE P01NTl!: ~HOHr;~ _ ~a~~ after PALM:>-~UEEN 19', no traller $2,700 Send 1 ) North of St Clair 50 foot new home Please call, 882 lot With sea-wall $55,000 decorated Assumable large $69,900 - center entrance Colomal, for details Box G-8, Grosse 886-4444 8660 Land Contract 10% mterest Land Contract, 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths (2 Pointe News, 99 Kercheval, GROSSE POINTE PARK HOME 2 ) South of town' 50 foot lot' 19 years left Somerset - 1003 3 bedroom, whir Jpools) ,2 fireplaces, GHosst POlN'i'i PARK - GOLDEN Retriever puppies, Grosse Pointe Farms, MI. {lrst floor laundry, screened Size l05x85, comer of Cad} 7 weeks old A K C regis- 48236 with sea-wall $55,000 1312-121flMaryland - 6/6 sepa- Ilh bath Colomal, good OWNERS 3) North End, Beautflul 90 rate furnaces, 3 car gal age, terms, $70,900 porch Jenn-Alre Assum- leux and Jefferson, 886- tered $150 886-5989 -- -- All Violatlons Corrected Be. -- -- ~ -- 16' CLARK SEA - Lark foot river parcel With sea-wall lower vacant, m mce condl- Harcourt - Income, 2 bed able mortgage or Land Con- 3598 fore And After Closmg MEDIUM size all black male sallboat Includmg traIler and mature pines and black tJOn Owners anxIOUS, ~top rooms With sunroom m both tract, askmg $185,000 881- 'LOOK' OUT over Gros!;e 884-5652 0268 MR MADURSKI Terrier, 2 years old, needs a walnut trees $90,000 by umts, separate utilities, 881-5105 8 30-5 00 POinte from Mernweather good famdy Has aU shot,s separate furnaces $129,500 1976 ALUMACRAFT 16' side MacGLASHANCOMPANY CALL 886-1190 ROSLYN - 2-1714near Mack, ------HIlI-75x169 882-1400 Free to good home 839-0996 console with 50 h.p Johnson Opposite St Clair Inn WILCOX REALTORS Harper Woods, Grosse BEDFORD NEAR Mack, ------PORT AUSTIN - beautiful FREE to good home l'h year electric. Bowdeck, lockable 329-2294 884-3550 Pmnte Schools, 2 - 3 bed- bnck mcome, 5 and 5, base- rod storage, flat carpeted rooms, new gas furnace, ment, rec room, owner 882- bulldmg lots Easement to Spnnger Spaniel AKC pap- Lake Huron, city water, ers, tr81ned for huntmg, ex- floor, tr81ler and new moor- BOAT, WATER LOVERS ANIEL TODA Y'S BEST carpet, drapes, must sell 4380 ingcover.$2,750 Call after 5 I have numerous beauhful Only $29,500 ------sewers, and gas. Lot size 60 cellent With children 393- BUYS HOME OWNERS' Consider x 160. Cash, $6,500, terms, 9523, or ~552 p.m., 886-6934. Canal and Lakefront homes ST. CLAIR Shores near lake 3 KESSLER 771-2470 these examples of msurance ------in prime areas and various bedroom bnckranch,famlly - ---- $7,000 892-5113 PEARSON 32 (1981) excellent GROSSE POINTE MOROSS/I-94 protection on your home pnce ranges Also, desir- room, 2'h baths, basement, GROSSE POINTE PARK Three bedroom brick, alum- Only $167 per year for 2G-GENERAL conditIon added features ahlp Canallol'1 attached garage, double lot 13B-CEMETERY 6/6, 2 famlly, 2 gas furnaces, mmum tnm, finished $60,000. $218for ~,OOO 1293 SERVICE reasonably pnced 882-3330, CALL GIL WITTENBERG Blvd Street $79,900 Terms PROPERTY Side dnve, 2 car garage, basement, 2~ car, new for $100,000 Thoms Insur- 885-4163after 5 p m "THE WATER ------294-4921 good mvestment at $48,000 dishwasher, fully carpeted ance Agency. Eastland 15 FOOT Anderson, 35 HP SPECIALIST' , FOR SALE - Cemetery plots HANDYMAN SERVIC~S, -1457 LOCHMOOR BLVD Terms $34,900 Center 881-2376. outboard, traller and ac- CENTURY 21, AVID 778-8100 Woodlawn Cemetery Indi. excellent Grosse Pomte reo CLARK CO 884-1500 ferences For the unusual cessories, $525. 882-8512 If not m, leave your number 5 bedroom - 2'h baths, large GROSSE POINTE PARK HARPER WOODS - East 1-94 vidually or all together Cail NOITINGHAM - 3 bedroom Call 775-7362 -BOAT, WATER LOVERS-- kitchen, library, separate EXQUISITE-one ora kIna 3 bedroom brick-aluminum, 882-1375. FIBERGLASS PEARS6N-,-2E: dmmg room, 4 fireplaces, smgle, Side drive, 2 car gar- Shores reSidence First ft., 4 sails, outboard, $8,500 Gourgeous waterfront con- 2 full baths. 885-0209. COMPLETE HOME ma~- family room overlookmg age, house remodeled, very floor master SUite, utility 14-REAL ESTATE tenance Excellent painl- 882.()()38 • temporary Colomal, in sharp' Near schools and LOVELY townhouse condo, -- courtyard - patio, central room, 3 natural fireplaces, Ing/decoratmg Semor clll- --- prestigIOus Seaway area' Woodbridge East, St. Clair WANTED 1978 SEARA Y, 20' 198 h.p. air and filter system At- shoppmg, $49,000 Easy heated green house plus zen discount Call Dale, The home with everything Shores, 2 large bedrooms, Merc., tandum E.Z loader, tached 2 car garage, large terms much more Grosse Pomte 822-7168 An enter tamers paradise. lot, many extras Askmg Handyman's SpeCial - ThiS Real Estate Co 882-0087 2'h baths, extra larj$e 2-car CASH FOR HOMES very clean, must sell 881- BeautIful decor throughout. FENCE. NO JOB too srr?ill. $210,000 No agents please house needs help t 515 m------attached garage, patio, pool, SERVING AREA 45 YEARS 1241 after 6. Dream Iutchen. Huge fami- CAREFREE hvmg for the Any type Install, repair ------886-4886 come Gas heat New elec- club house, security guard. STIEBER REAL TV 36' TROJAN cabin cruiser ly room overlooks water, -- - - trical system Sold as IS, profeSSIOnal m thiS newer Pettme Realty 521-4030 Wood Spel.lahsts Free~- 1968, twin 250 h P engines includes wet bar and cus- GROSSE POINTE FARMS- $32,500 Land Contract condo ill the Woods Priced 775-4900 Umate m-5009 • tom fireplace Master bed- bungalow, 474 Calvm, 2 bed- under $100,000 - ready for ST. CLAIR SHORES lake- run great, cabin sleeps 6, terms Available to quali- front brick Condo. Central room suite With sunken rooms, one bath, full base- Immediate occupancy 1~USINESS ON G. CONSTRUCTION CO has complete galley WIth re- fied buyer Call to see air, private patio, gas bar- whirlpool tub Formal din- ment and super expansIOn Grosse Pomte Real Estate OPPORTUNITIES Masonry repairs, clumney,i, frigerator, stove and oven GROSSE POINTE CITY becue, 2 bedrooms,11h Hol and cold pressure wa- 109 overlooks water. FuU atllc Large attractive mo- Co 882-0087 patios, porches Speciabzmg New listing - 3 bedroom brick, baths, fuIl basement, at. ter. Head with shower A basement. Dockage for dem (one year old) kitchen, FLORIDA DENTAL CLINIC. 10 Fieldstone fireplaces Li- Side dnve, 2 car garage, gas tached garage, fireplace, beauty. Only $14,500 Call large boat Shown by ap- 4 BEDROOM Unique corporate structure censed 839-9459 premium cabmets, floormg, heat, deep lot Buy of the all appliances. Land Con. pointment only. disposal, dishwasher, enables buyer to benon- pro- Paul. 822-9600. week 1 $62,500- Easy Terms COLONIAL tract terms, $90,000 Call for HANDYMAN WIth truck CALL GIL WITTENBURG (Stove, refngerator, air fessulilal. Current annual 19' Fiberglass SEABREEZE, ST CLAIR SHORES 2'h baths, farody room With appointment. 573-9200 or gross income approximate- Clean basements, garages, cutty cabin, full canvas, 75 "The Water Specialist" conditIOner, washer, dryer 12 Mile/Jefferson area - 3 bed- flreplace Excellent con. 776-5853 ly $900,000. Price $750,000 etc Any haulmg, odd JO~ h.p. Johnson, includes tilt CENTURY 21, AVID negotiable) Levelor wlOdow room bnck ranch Gas heat, dltlon terms. Expansion potential Bob -~227 778-al00 treatments throughout Nice OLD WORLD charm and an , ----- trailer, $2,800 331..()()87 new carpetmg, flmsh- 886-m27 If not m leave your number lot, 40x142 Garage, With open floor plan make thiS 3 unlimited. Please call DAVE THE HANDYMAN SAILBOAT 14 foot Starcra storage Immediate posses- ed basement, SIde dnve, bedroom English a delight- Roger Moore, President, ALL TYPES-DF HOME GROSSE POINTE Park - with trailer, $600 873-4939 12E-COMMERCIAL sion Asking $56,000 by v~ry sharp' $55,000 Try ful family home. Top condi- Roger V Flory. Inc R,eal- MAINTENANCE • 10% down Wayburn - 4 family, 1 bed. I"" FI""PROPERT'V -owner. 882-71281. tIOn. Must see to appreciate tors. 813-9$-4155 AND REPAIRS CROWN REALTY room each. 4 furnaces, NO JOB TOO SMALL 11G-MOBILE HISTORIC INDIAN separate electnc, only 975 Fisher. 886-648(). OWN THE FASHION shop of HOMES 821-6500 your dreams featuring the EXPERIENCED BUSINESS and VILLAGE $57,500. Land Contract. GROSSE POINTE area, 4000 REASONABLE INVESTMENT By owner, well maintamed, latest in sportswear, jeans, BUDDY -IOX50, 2 bedrooms, TOM McDONALD & SONS WALKER-ALKIRE Chatsworth. Charming Co- EXCELLENT G.P PROPERTIES spacious but moderate 3rd GENERATION tops, dresses, etc flom Jun- appliances, new carpeting, REALTY lonial, new carpeting, na- REFERENCES E xci u s I vel y, Sized, 5 bedroom, 3 fireplace ------Ior, mISSY, mens, mfants to central air, new wiring and LAKESHORE Vlllage condo - ~ tural fireplace, enclosed 839-1236 SALES - LEASES home on IroquOIS (Up- pre-teen. Over 200 known la. roof, shed, awnings, patiO, corner umt 2 bedrooms, 2 rear porch. Gas heat, well EXCHANGES dated) $89.500, With 988 HAMPTON maintained. Owner trans- bels to select from. $12,900 $3,990. Cash 979-5305; 343- Virginia S Jeffnes, Realtor able, balance of $66,000 Of- baths, finished basement to $16,500 includes inven. 16-PETS 0182. ProfeSSionally decorated GROSSE POINTE WOODS ferred. AnXIOUS! $37,500 882.0899 • fers mVlted 961-0622 FIKANY, REALTORS torY,fixtures. m-shop tram. FOR SALE ------With many extras 9'f.! as- 3 bedroom, 2 bath home - 886-5051 ing, one p81d airfare to ap- 11H-AIRPLANES BUILDING SITE - 45x110 BY OWNER- mcome m nice sumption Askmg $49,900 Llvmg room With fire- parel center and much feet Grosse Pomte Village area of DetrOit, downstairs 772-6838 after 6 pm, and place Good size family COLONIAL more Call Mr Wilkerson By owner 1682flKercheval. owner occupied, upstairs weekends room With Anderson Win- ST. CLAIR SHORES (5011 327-a280 If you Jose me COHAN - MAHAN --- ~ ------rented at $350 per month, - - TOP NOTCH CONDITION dows $79,900. Sharp, 4 bedrooms, newly .' FLYING SERVICE EAST 8 MILE ROAD new carpet, drapes, and CHERI BELl -Creatlons- - or find me ... SATURDAY, 886-0686 decorated, 1',2 baths, 2 car (City of Warren) pamt throughout Must see, Openmgs available m tn. LEARN TO FLY 9 30 a m -12 30 P m attached garage, base. Zoned C-2 Quality 15year old, 8857 Marseilles 885-3326 county area Excellent In. ~ 886-5846 5,500 square foot building, ------OPEN HOUSE NEW HOME ment. 1,700 square feet come and rapid advance- $54,900 ConventIonal/ fully carpeted Parlung for LINCOLN ROAD GROSSE POinte Farms, 4 JIM CLARK, BUILDER ment Aloe Vera products 1 block from Lakeshore, re- bedroom Colomal, 2 fire- FHA/VA. 557-wT0, evenings aval1able. Call Gerre, 6 . 9 12B-VACATION 42 cars Custom Cape Cod Inner PROPERTY cently remodeled, expand places finished rec room, 54~9 p.m. 526-7966 _ CLARK CO. 884--1500 courtyard, first floor bed- able, 3 bedroom, 1 bath, beautifully decorated, 2 car ALL CASH. We bUy Eastside INVESTORS large kitchen WIth eatmg garage, many extras, 259 room and bath. 277 Ken- Detroit properties. 886-9116, SUPERVISORS needed for MARCO ISLAND - beautIful space, hVlng room With wood Ct , Grosse POlOte Califorma Health and Nu- 2bedroom, 4 bath condo. All 2,700 square foot commerCial Merriweather AskJ.ng $93" Eastland Realty, 16325 natural fireplace, screened 000 Amencan Dream P C Farms $185,000 Open 7 Harper - since 1946. Real. trition Company expandmg amenities; cable TV, wa. buildmg Located In St porch, on large lot, new fur- 928-3697 days, 1 30-5 00 tor. in Michigan Ground floor sher/dryer, private beach, Clair Shores Attractive nace and carpetmg. re- opportumty $60,000 first pools, tennis, boat docks, 24 Land Contract terms fmlshed floors, all apph- I GROSSE poiNTE WOODS = year potentlal Traming. hour security Days, 372- MICffiGAN REALTY CO ance!" mcluded Assume BY OWNER- 3 bedroom, new carpetmg, 881-9191 3456; after 6 p.m 881-9577 296-7602 new driveway, immaculate, 5'14% mortgage GROSSE POINTE PARK - SOUTH OF JEFFERSON Ask for Ron 886-8041 after 5 p.m 885.5593. WORKING-partnerShIP de:. CONOO for sale - Pompano ------Colomal, 4 large bedrooms, master bedroom on malO sired in mechanically orig- FOR LEASE $52,900. We'll run your ad Beach, FlOrida on the LAST OFFERING floor large IIvmg room, formal dmmg room, inated business, such as large kitchen With family room, 3 bathrooms, VICTORIAtorfioME'-LOvers hardware, paint store, gas FREE!! ocean 2 bedroom, 2 bath, "Lower Village" HARPER WOODS nicely furmshed, 882-2568. entire house remodeled Land Contract terms - check Uus superb home Ul station, etc. Will mvest. 882-6900 I Hampton - Cozy Ranch With avallable $99,000. Must see to appreCiate, call MarIne City, has 2 fire- 882-2998 1,700 sq ft of 2nd floor space newer kitchen and family 0- KE AND between 8 a m - 8 pm, 823 5971 places, oak woodwork and 12 LA room, central air, large lot, slKling doors, new kitchen, I6D-ADO PT RIVER PROPERTY LAMBRECHT REALTY CO Grosse Powte Schools fuU basement, garage, near R Joy 964-4522 Must sell, make offer 79 CAMBRIDGE, St. Clair RlVer. Asking A PET $90,000 Terms possible. p ST. CLAIR FOR SALE OR LEASE STIEBER REAL TV GROSSE POINTE FARMS St C1atr River - Custom 2 bed- Banker~ ~~!'..' 7~1. __ 76 Kercheval, on the Hill, _ _ __ ~~~~_ . 2-3 bedroom Tn-level located on secluded dead-end room bnck ranch Terrace, PRE-CIVIL War, brick Farm ..~ The Oakland Humane heated pool, green-house, Two-story bwldmg, 2Oxl00 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION street, off Grosse POinte Blvd, 2 blocks from with basement GROSSE POINTE WOODS "Farms" pier Two fireplaces, updated kitchen house DetrOit City Airport ~. SocIety guest .~me, dock and hOISt 4 bedroom, large yard. $999 Magnificent lot has 12flfeet TOLES AND ASSOCIA TES Saddle Lane Completely re- and 2 full baths Move-m condition $103,000. \.~ ~\ located In down, $250 month, or trade . (f' (.~\ of river frontage $249,000 885-2000 Juvenated 4 bedroom bnck BY APPOINTMENT 884-1724 for Macomb, St. Clair Coun- Wayne County ,', " KELL Y Road, near Wluttler Cape Cod style New carpet- ty acreage 865-2645, 961- IS a non.profll pm'alely j:t~~l St Clair River - Exciting Store - 2OX50lawyers of- mg, fresh pamt, bUIlt-in ap- 2239 VIew from glassed-in lIVing flce Terms 886-9116, East- phances, fireplace In family ------funded by donation humane society fostering a room Foor bedrooms, fife- land Realty room Owner anXIous Will WHY NOT CONSIDER THREE BEDROOM Condo, NO-DESTROY policy. has many homeless dogs place,3 car garage. Beauti- FORMER Nursery School m look at everything RENTING YOUR PROPERTY? 1'h baths, excellent Grosse and cals for adoption ful wooded lot on Clarke STIEBER REALTY POinte location, asking The Shelter IS located at 19601 Mt Elliott, near 7 Mile Drive. Terms available St. ClaIr Shores, Little $69,500, out of state owner Road, Detroit, 46234 Phone 692-7822, Hours 11 00 $147,000 Mack/Marlm, for sale or 775-4900 AND anxIous to sell. 885.4652, am to500pm lease 2,200 sq ft bUilding, 885-4752 58xl37 lot plus addlltonal lot HARPER WOODS 21120 HAVE IT MANAGED ------SEVEN DAYS A WEEf< ~~ 8t. Clair River - located on Huntmgton Bnck ranch 2 5Ox137 881-0268 CONDOMINIUM ; ~ ,Donations Welcome Cat ~ o North RiverSide utstand- bedroom, large famIly IT'S A GOOD MOVE! MACK-CADIEUX AREA ( and Dog food coupons 109 feature of thiS 4 bed- I 12F-NORTHERN room With parquet floor and DILLON Beautiful one bedroom umt room, 21hbath river home IS PROPERTY Frankhn fireplace Large with eating space tn the . '. ,. h.'P'"' Vo'"nt... , ". I~~ a 35 x 26 dramatic great hvmg room With natural PROPERTY kitchen, dming-L, newly I 'W:r. soliclled ~~: room with entertainment fireplace New furnace roof it <.;: '" carpeted, freshly painted, Thank you for helping those deck Home has approxl- CHALET ON STONEY h Id MANAGEMENT 2 600 ft f Ii . POINT RD, SUTTONS 5 mont so, new gutler~. excellent move-In condl' who can not help themselvesl ma t e1y, 0 Ivmg BAY Tlus well construct- new bUlIl-m dishwasher 8814147 tlon, stove, refrtgerator, area $159,900 ed 8 year old home fea- • Large lot $27,000 Assum drapes and sheers, laundry tures 1466 sq £t, 3 bed- able mortgage bala'1ce, facility, low monthly maIO- BEAUCHAMP rooms, 2 baths, fireplace, 8314% Asking $59,000 885 1008 BISHOP ROAD tenance fee, near transpor- REALTORS deckmg, ceramic !lIe kit. 1140 tation and banks Anti-Cruelty chen counters, mcely GROSSE POINTE CITY 885-1944 DAYS , 329-4755 084.3340 EVENINGS wooded lot and In an area Rivard - Enghsh tudor, 3 bed ------ASSOCiation of fine homes Within 1 rooms 2 baths each floor 1215 AUDUBON, by owner, - SCENIC LEELANAU Pen- block of pubhc beach on DETROIT PROPERTIES EnglISh 5 bedroom Buymg 13569 Joseph Campau . Hamtramck Insula, year round, 8 Gr Traverse Bay $64,500, Buckmnham _ Income, Not larger home, Please make I room waterfront home on L C terms available Con " offer 886-3620 10 a m to 4 p m approxImately 200' sel- tact Bill Shreman, SlIre tmgham - 5/4 Income, Chalmers - 6 Unit apart Monday through Sa:urday ected beach, Omena man & ASSOCiates. REAL- ment. Drexel-4 family flat II POlOt Cove BUilt 1975, TORS. (616) 941-4500 Must sell, all offers consl energy effiCient Attach- FOR 13-REAL ESTATE dered ed, oversized 2 car gar- No alter ,",ours help as yel Velerlnallan 5 days age Numerous luxury __ F_O_R_S_A_L_E after 4 30 ~ 3559 CLASSIFIED 1/2 day Sat We ~eep dogs as long as posc;lble I appomtments lOc1udtng a A RARE OPPORTUNITY Fmanced only by donallOnS Remember an,rrllc; 4 foot fireplace, wet bar, CHARMING THREE hE'd ADS NOTTINGHAM - 2 family AT A SPECIAL PRICE In your Will 1001 37' deck Imme ...... r.... 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A .$-•.•--~P----P-.-P-._--".-P"""''''--'''P--;p__ ...._ ...__ ..._ ... _ Presented by the Assistance League to the Northeast Guidanee Center FOUR PAGES THIRTEENTH ANNUAL GUIDANCE GAZETTE -SUPPLEMENT TO THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS, THURSDAY MARCH 31, 1983 PAGE ONE Mental Health Center celebra tes twentieth anniversary I , ~ .. .. 1wo aecaaes spawn changes in mental health Nearly twenty years have passed since President Kennedy fir~t ~poke to Congress, In 1963, about the need to Intensify our natIOn s commitment to mental health services At almost the same time as Kennedy was speakmg, a small group of comnlltted volunteers had an Idea, and that idea became the Northeast GUidance Center In many ways the changes at Northeast GUidance Center over the last twenty years have paralled the changes III how our society has viewed our mental health A big part of this change is the ShIft of care away from large Institu- tIOns to the commuruty In the past twenty years, the number of per- sons III MichIgan's mentalmstJtutions has been cut by almost 75% We all know of the bad SIde, the problems created by some people being placed unprepared m the commumty; but do we know as much about the potentIal for an enhanced quality of lIfe avaIlable for people who can partake of theIr commumty's resources Also Important as eVIdence of our changed attItude IS mcreased avaIlablhty of counselIng and support serVIces to all persons. Until the development of Centers such as Northeast GUIdance, outpatient, indi- VIdual. and family counseling was available only to the very wealthy who could afford extended prIvate care. While improved coverage under health insurance has changed some of thIS, the majorIty of persons stIli do not have adequate mental health protectIOn m theIr msurance pack- age Therefore, Northeast GUIdance Center has prOVIded thousands upon thousands of hours of service to people of mIddle income and \ \ below, who can take advantage of our slidmg fee scales for the same qualIty of serVIce they would receive elsewhere. A thIrd and perhaps most vital element of the commumty mental health movement IS ItS emphaSIS on prevention and education. While these actIvities are rarely as lucratIve as dIrect serVIce treatment, they are cntlcally Important to the long-range health of our commu- mty, and, therefore, we allocate a great deal of our tIme and energy to Out of the Darkness of Large Asylums Into the Light - with Community Mental Health such actIVities Even If we have succeeded 10 fostering the reforms noted above, we are far from a success m one area. public support for, and recognition ANATOMY OF OUR CENTER of, mental health services. We will never succeed m that area until we National Council meets inDetroit all abandon the stigma associated WIth gettmg help for our problems, With thIS supported admiSSIOn of "weakness" We WIll only succeed R~ci~ f~r conunun~ty-help success Unemployment, family stress and related problems were among when we each accept the responslbLl1ty for mamtammg our own and. the tOpiCS discUssed When over 1600 mental health- experts CQIl- our. neighbor's mental health That must be the ultimate-goal. - - By Chinyere Neale. M.A. verged on DetroIt for the NatIOnal Council of Community Mental -By Jonathan L. York. Ph.D. In 1963, the Umted States Congress authorized $150 million in Federal Health Centers' 14th Annual Meeting In early March at the DetrOIt Executive Director AId to the States for constructIOn of comprehensive community mental We<;tm Hotel, RenaIssance Center health centers. Definition was "a program of mental health serVICes m the community under a unified system of care." By December of that year, the Northeastern Wayne County ChIld Northeast GUidance Center was well repre- NDRTHEAST aUIDANCE CENTER GUidance Clinic was founded to provide mental health services to chil- sented Of the 200 papers presented, 12 were dren and their famihes Incorporated as a prIvate, non-profit organiza- from NEGC. Included were "Futurepsyche tIOn, the clInIC began as a tiny operatIOn in donated quarters with only Mental Health Issues and PractICe III the Year one full-tIme profeSSIOnal, a secretary and a few part-tIme workers 2000" by Jonathan York, Ph D !\n early brochure read: "The NWCCG Clinic prOVides dIagnosis and treatment for children With emotional and behaVIOr problems Diagnos- "Parenting WIth Love A New DIrectIon for tiC services are also avaIlable to mentally retarded chIldren. Teenage Mothers" was the subject of a round- "Any child under 18. . living In the Grosse Pointes, Harper Woods table led by Colleen Reynolds-Reed, M S W and ,Northeastern Detroit IS ehgiblc to receive services at the Clinic." "DepreSSIOn Among Older Women' Issues The Commumty response was so great that wlthm a year, additIOnal and Barriers to Treatment" orIgInated by space was needed The bUIlding at 17000East Warren was purchased m Mary Ann Collinson, R N ,M A , and Carol May, 1965 WIth pflvately donated funds and a gift from the Ferry ZielinskI, M A FoundatIOn. By 1967, the Clmic newsletter stated' A Workshop by NEGC Board members Ed "If the proof of the pudding is m the eatmg, the Clmic may conSIder Egnatlos, Creighton Lederer, LoiS Scott, Rus- I ' It~ reCIpe for community help to be a success Services now ('ffered are sell StraIth, VICkie Hertel, and Cheryl Waldeck, I used as fast as they are made avaIlable. The ClIme had 463 mtervlews recommended strategies for long-term plans thiS January compared to 244 m same month m 1966 " 13340 E Warren at LakeView I The Board of Directors Housmg CommIttee began to look for sup- ADMINISTRATION & COMMUNITY SERVICES Many of the lectures and workshops addres- plemental facIlities whIle staff increased. Dr. Eli Rubm was appomted sed issues related to fundmg and qualIty assUl- the ClImc's first full-time Director m 1968 ance m a tIght economy Some other tOPiCSco- The ClInIC Board and staff planned WIth hospItals and other agencies vered durmg the four day conference were for the aevelopment of an Eastside Commumty Mental Health Center "Preventmg and Treatmg Eatmg Disorders," The name was changed to Northeast Guidance Center to reflect the "ShoplIftIng Diversion," "Post-VIetnam Board's mtent to provide service not only to chIldren, but to theIr familIes as well Stress," "Domestic VIOlence" By Sprmg 1970, the bUlldmg at 17000East Warren had been expanded by the additIon of a second story The Kresge FoundatIOn was among Northeast Staff also particIpated m local the generous donors to that proJect. planning and arragnements, as well as confer- A satellIte was opened at the Keatmg Elementary School (south of ence publIc relatIons. .Jefferson) helpmg many area famIlies The Child Day Treatment Pro- gram opened m October '72 and moved to a bUlldmg on Camden m 1980, Just north of the Ford Freeway In 1973, the ComprehenSive Mental Health Services Plan was m- Itlated By then there were three servICe umts Mack near Alter, Jef- ferson near Conner, and the Warren Avenue umt at 17000 E Warren Northeast They prOVided counselIng services to chIldren, teens and adults They dealt WIth substance abuse counselmg, day treatment; youth serVices, Guidance Center consultatIOn, educatIOn and preventIOn; partIal hospItalizatIOn The Center employed nearly 100, and was mvolved m trammg of students from area Umversltles. Presents By 1974, chent mtervlews had more than doubled smce 1970, to approximately 13,500 Many served had annual Incomes under $6,000 In addItion, over 500 educatIOn presentations were gIven to students m trammg ASSERTIVENESS In '76 an mcome-based fee schedule was established, so no person could be demed servICes because of mabillty to pay Durmg the next two years, the Center served thousands, mcludmg SKILLS SERIES provldmg CriSIS InterventIOn to 912 face-to-face and 6149 telephone ca'ieS' ConsultatlOn and Education prOVided 1050 presentatlOn'i In that • Improve commUnication skills •• NORTHEAST 'lame period OUlDANCE • Increase self-confidence CENTER At the end of '79, after many years of success and growth for the •• (,(.nter, Dr Rubm deCIded to step down from the Dlrector~hip to • Learn to ask for what you want FOR AU. LOCATIONS PHONE: pursue other goals ,Jonathan York, Ph D, was selected as hIS re- placement He ImmedIately faced shnnkmg economIc support for men- The four week series 824-8000 ta! health The Center was prepaflng to "graduate" from federal fund- Will be offered at mg and the Board of DIrectors and ExecutIve DIrector had the formld- ahle ta'ik of planmng for that "graduatlOn " Wayne County Community College 5901 Conner at 1-94 rhe Center was forced to consolIdate programs and locatlon'i In 1980. NORTHEAST GUIDANCE CENTER OFFERS as we1l a'i to adJu'it to the changmg commumty, famIly structure and Thursdays, April?, 14,21 and 28 ddlOltlOn'i of mental health NEGC contmue'i to prOVide full spectrum Presentor: Colleen R. Reed, M.S.W. Workshops And Training Programs On of ~('fVlce'i and l'i still growmg m spite of fmanclal 10'ise'i Contempo- r • QOxforo Beverage Roger Stanton Publisher LIQUOR - BEER WINES. 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F , P $ p .. ------~.,..--.....- -- ...... - ---...---- THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1983 THIRTEENTH ANNUAL GUIDANCE GAZETTE -SUPPLEMENT TO THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS PAGE THREE CENTER ESTABLISHED ON «'AR EAST SlUE FHOM oun AnCHIVE~ A TiTnefor Rernernberin 1973 federal grant to By Jamie Coy Wallace lowed by a dual leadership of Wheeler Northeast Guidance Slttmg comfortably m her glass- and psychlatnst Dr Douglas Sargent walled living room, lookIng out at the Dr Eli Rubm served the Center as snow and rain mIxture sprinkling Director from 1968 to 1978 He wrote Lake 5t Clair, Betty (Mrs B Court- the fIrst grant propo~ab for Federal ney) Rankm laughmgly remembered funds to expand as a full-serVICe men the "good old days" wIth "co-con- tal health faCIlity for adult~ a~ well as SpIrator" and friend, Anne (Mrs children In 1969, the name of the George C) Crane As founder~ and agency had changed to Northea!tt members of the Northeast GUIdance Guidance Center to reflect the change Center's ftrst Board of DIrectors, Betty III client servlce~ and Anne recalled their year~ ot Fund-raiSing was a prlOnty for the fund-ralsmg, admllllstrative paper- early Board members "We really work and long range problem solving loved tho~e parties," laughs Betty and Llstemng to Betty and Anne diSCUSS Anne, "becau~e ~o many people be- the begmmngs of the Center, It'S eVI came mvolved " dent that enormou:, dedICatIOn and "One year," Betty remember~, "we time were Involved m the orgamzat- had three Fords on our commIttee, IOnal planmng, the research, the end- and they donated a JaLzy new Mus- rre have troubles - we have pain less phone calls and "arm-twIsting" tang to raffle off It was the year the reqUIred to start the mental health Mustang came out and everyone We have seasons in the rain. facll1ty. Betty ruefully admits, "When wanted It Another time, we rented my friends saw me coming down the the Ma~omc Temple for a Robert street, they'd try to aVOid me because Goulet concert, With an afterglow at they knc\\ l'd get th~n1 to comm~t my house \Vc h:1d so m:1ny rC.5cr money or tIme something. to vatlOns, I had to hire a company to the cause I was absolutely ~hame- move all the downstairs furmture out less I" the morning of the party, then move It Interestmgly, the Northeastern all back the next day I thmk there Wayne County Child GUIdance Climc, were still people here as the movers as It was orIginally called, evolved were carting everythmg back the next from a League of Women Voters study mormng'" presentatIOn on "The ExceptIOnal Although Betty aVOids talk of the Child," done III 1962 Both women mynad details and tremendous work were immedIately "hooked :' In Feb- mvolved In such an undertaking, she ruary 1963, a public meetmg, co-spon- admits that through such successful sored by the Jumor League of DetrOIt, fund-raIsers, the Center was able to was held to see what could be done to buy ItS own bUilding on East Warren' help EastSIde DetrOIt chIldren with and Cadieux In 1965 Anne, a busy problems "There was nothmg on thiS archItect who once worked for world side of town at the time," concur renowned Taro Yamasaki, led the Rankm and Crane, "so a steermg search for the fight buildmg to pur- committee was formed at that meet- chase Once found, she redeSIgned the mg, and we were on our way" mterwr space Smce then, the Center In the begmning, the Climc was a has purchased other properties, In- branch of the downtown ChIldren's cludmg the present administratIOn Center Withm a year, the City Coun- SIte at LakeView and East Warren ty Mental Health Board was formed, Anne later served two years as PreSI- We have joy - we havefun whICh enabled the Clmic to apply for dent of the Board of Directors state fmanclal aid, and Its mdepen- It was Betty, the indefatIgable Pres- We have seasons in the sun. dence was assured Ident of the Center's Board for ten - When the connectIOn With the Chtld- years, who came up with the Idea of ren's Center was severed, the largest formmg an ASSistance League to take task faCing the Board, after locatmg over much of the fund-raIsing Reflections on a sufftclent funds, was fmdmg an Exec- "I was so convinced It could work utIve Director Carolyn Wheeler, a Barb (Mrs Webster B) Knight or- Fine Design psychologist for the Grosse Pomte ganized a group of women and before School System, became the first, fol- long they were dOIng a fabulous Job raising money," Betty relates To Reception at Northeast Guidance Center ten years ago featured dignitaries cele- Anmversanes are tImes to remember the past date over $395,000 has been raIsed by and look to the future Celebratmg the Northeast brating $500,000 grant from the National Mental Health Institute, to be used for Civic actIVIties in Metropolitan De- the ASSistance League, and member- expansion and improvement at that time. Above, Betty Glancy (now Mrs. B. GUIdance Center's 20 years of serving our com- ShIp has grown to over 200. mumty presents an opportumty to reffect on how trait; the Symphony, Art Museum, Both Betty and Anne were on the Courtney Rankin), Center Board President, Mel Ravitz, Wayne County Mental time bnngs ch:mge But does It really? Or are Fnend.s of Belle Isle, Soup Kitchen, Search Committee to hire an Ex- Health Board, and Dr. Eli Rubin, Director of NEGC in 1973. some thmgs perceived as good, resistant to SalvatIOn Army, and many more ecutIve Director when Dr Rubm ex- change? These wnters reflect on Grosse pressed a desire to return to prlvate private sector" were starting out, nobody In Grosse True, the affects of Nell Armstrong's walk on the Pomte as the commumty With t~e climcal practice III 1978 moon to the re-shuttling of Columbia has brought Anne Crane and Betty Rankm see Pomte would have admitted havmg ~armth and. comfort of Campbell s "Everyone on the Board was Im- the opemng of the branch on Mack us mto the age of computers, of satellIte commuDl- problems Now \\e're reachmg out to ~.oup, yet With the "clas~ and "c~n-, ,pressed. With Dr Jonathan :Vork:," Avenue ni Grosse Pomte as a POSitive cations, robotics, Instant foods Unlockmg the my- fldence of vlchysOiSse We re happy to comments Anne "HIS enthUSIasm and each other." Reaching out IS what sterIes of DNA, and 1he need to look further into have walked thiS way "the past .20 d" t . h ed SIgn of roental health awareness m the Betty Rankin and' Anne Crane have outer space has affected our school curriculum m years with our famIlies. How about a mlms ratlve abtlltles ave enabl community. you? the Center to operate, despIte a cll- been domg all their lives, and the sCiences and math The hlstonc heart transplant by Northeast GUidance Center IS for- . _ B J & V.V mate of severe government cuthacks "Back m the early 60's when we Dr Chnstlan Barnard to the routme tnple by-pass and economIC doldrums In DetrOit's tunate to have them III It~ corner has generated a new emphasis on phySIcal well belllg These events and many others have shaped our lives, espeCially In the last two decades The state of the economy has changed the trad- Itional role of the female as homemaker From ... Coming Soon ... forerunners such as Clara Barton, Clare Boothe Luce, and Eleanor Roosevelt, we now fmd women runmng corporatlOns and holdmg esteemed board ASSISTANCE LEAGUE posItions and still runmng a household Or fnends are leavlllg a tenms or bndge game, and FIRST ANNUAL gomg dIrectly to a computer class Grosse POlllte has been lllfluenced by natIonal GARAGE SALE! 8M and mternatlOnal events, Just as any commumty has been AmIdst sweepmg tranSitIOns m the social and econmlC network of our natIOn, we fmd Grosse You Trash Is Pomte IS still a commumty III which the traditional - Someone Else's Treasure famIlies thnves It IS still the stalwart reSIstance to MARK OF EXCELLENCE drastiC change, but openness to progress that has We give our made Grosse POinte umque! Lakeshore has a new look With Joggers, cyclists m droves Our manSIOns are bemg torn down, but we are rebUlldmg more effiCient homes Our stately elms are falling prey to disease, but we are re- plantmg Each generatIOn mamtams the deep- mark more meaning seated tradItIOns of Grosse Pomte It has proven to be a "fine deSign" for family livmg ReSidents stili enJoy good schools. lake sports, lovely sunnses and To be held April 29th and 30th sunsets The Neighborhood Club, Village and HIli At. Lutheran Church shopping the \Var Memonal and ItS myriad acti- St. James everyda)'. VitieS. our parks, good city servICes are yet pre- McMillan at Kercheval valent Volunteer service organizatIOns that contribute so Donations gratefully accepted much to tho<;e m need, and to our cultural life stlll Call for pick-up and information The idea of giving good value for the We're using more and more abound Women volunteers nowadays, even though many have careers outSIde the home, are still sup- 824-8000 money is nothing new at General advanced technology to help us buIld portmg not only local groups, but also cultural and Motors. Since more people buy GM better products. Robots. Lasers. cars and trucks than anv other make in Gamma rays. TnIly the sruff of sciencc " the world, we must be doing some fictIon only a fc\\! years, back. Fronk B. Hall & CO.of Michigan . Inlernalionallnsurance Specialists things right. Yet we have not mshed in at the But giving "good value" isn't good expense of human involvement. In: enough at GM. We're out to give you Only people can C-lreahout doing Property/Casualty »wre. things hetter ... Jnd our people do. International Services There's a new spirit and growing Today, General Motor" offer" you Employee Benefits dedication to excellence that runs more for the money than ever before. Captive Management through our entire company. And It'S And we're not Iltoppmg there. Aviation showing up where it counts-in the 111e way we see It, our numher one Marine cars and trucks you drive. goal!1l to pur~ue excellence and pas" it Reinsurance We have applied the latest scientific on 111 gre,1ter \'alue with cvery ncw car Export Credit disciplines to dramatically improve and tnKk we buIld. Surety Bonds overall fuel effiClenl)~ quietnesli and "Dle proof of r11l'o. III ,1t \ our G M . . 200 Rpnill'isanrr Center corrosIon resIstance. lkaler \, now. SlutP 3200 Quality control, fit and fimllh, and DrtrOlI, Mlrhlgiln 48243 (:hcvrolct . 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