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HEADLINES \ New Officers Elected by Health Education Council Absentee Voters 80 Percellt of the Of Voters WEEK Set New Record Cast Votes As Compiled by the Gros5C Pointe Newi Park Police, Firemen Are In This Election Pleased over Passage of Pension Proposal: Thursday, November 4 Area Votes for GEORGIA GOV. > JIMMY All Pointes Report Heavy Amount of Ballots; CARTER turned to the task liberalized Voting laws Cited GOP Again of forming a Democraiic ad- As Main Reason ministration Wednesday, only B~, George Polgar Jr. hours after clinching his By Susan McDonald Local v 0 t e r s made slendel' victory over Presi. Voting by absentee ballot was at an all-time their customarily heavy dent in their high in Grosse Pointe in the ree.ent presidential showing at the polls last battle for the White House. election. Almost one of every five Pointe voters week with all of thy Gov. Carter, 'an outsider who were absent on November 4-as compared to just came to power, accepted the Pointes reporting voter" 117 percent in the 1972 presidential election. congratulations and the turnout figures in the promised support of Mr. I The City showed the high. area of 80 percent. Ford. In an appearance in est percentage of absentee At some polling places his hometown of Plains, Ga" ballots at 825 out of 2,923 Judge Gives citizens had to wait in long the president-elect \Said his total votes, a three percent lines to cast their votes, es. i n c r e as e over 1972. The first t'ask must be "the uni- pecially in the morning, while Shores was second at about fication of our country after Decision in other locations r e po r t e d 19 percent. Unofficial Farms a close and hard-fought elec. sporadic 'and even .sparse figures put their absentee traffic throughout the da)'. . lion," rate at about 19 percent as City Battle .. In The Park. voters ap. .. well. .J proved one of the ballot prop. Friday, November 5 In The Park, about 18 per. ~efuses to Put Tempo- ositions put before them ~nd CITING ECONOMIC and cent of the 7,500 voters mailed rary Halt to Con sol- rejected a second. whill} environmental concerns, the in their selections, as. did Shores voters returned two State Highway Commission about 17 percent in The idetion Plan But unopposed slales of officials has decided to cut back on Woods. Warns Against for new terms. the use of s-alt to get ice off Need Extra Time' Implement.tion Michigan's highways this ,. On Proposition One, an Most city officials attribute amendment to the city char. winter. The new policy will New officers of the Grosse Pointe Health retarYj HELEN MEYERING, president; MARI- the increase to the liberalized By Susan McDonald mean lSomewhat more in- ter .which would rai.se the Education Council, who were selected at a re- LYN DOYAL, vice-presidentj and JOHANNA absentee voting Jaws. In 1972 Both sides of the union- pension beneiits of Park po- convenience in driving dur- the eligible age for absentee cent'mee'ting are, (from left to right), BETTY GILBERT, recording secretary. The 150-member management battle over lice and firemen from 1.7 to ing storms, especially on ballots was lowered from 65 lightly traveled roads, ac. SCHNEIDER, co-treasurer; JUANITA GAYNOR, organization was founded in 1945 to serve the consolidation of police two percent, Park voters to 62 years, In .1974 it was voted "ycs" by a 72 to 28 cording to JIighway Depart- I treasurer; PEGGY BROWN, corresponding sec- health education needs of all five Grosse Pointes. and fire forces in The lowered again to 6O'years-old. percent ,margin. ment off i cia 1 s. Martin City claimed a victory In addition, City Manager Diamond Defealed O'Toole, assistant to the de- p ze' S k Thomas Kressbach pointed in Wayne County Circuit Police and firefighters in partment's engineer of main. 0 lce ee Harl-owing Expel.ience, Land Sought to the inconvenience of long Court Monday, Novem- tenance, said the new salt The Park are pleased by the lines at area schools and the ber 8, as Judge Irwin H. success of the proposal which policy is not expected to reo Attacker increasingly compUcated bal. suIt in more accidents this of In Russia Recounted By Seniors Burdick refused to put a they interpret '8S a mandatc Jots that may bekeepiDg citi. temporary halt to the of support and satisfactlon winter. The department is P k L d zens away from voting booths. hoping .to cut back on salt proposed consolidation. with' the jobs they are doing. ar a y With dozens items on use by 10 percent and save By Pointe Tour Group For Housing ot Before making his decision, "We have certainly gotten most baUota, many dUui1& taxpar~rs _al.!9!l~,~ ~i9P" _ . however, ,J:udae ..llurdielt did enco\\r~iel'l\ent . {rom the reo She SuU~'r, Approx1- Waf 'MetnorialVfsitofs sttsre Chilling Moments Woods Commls$ion feelthe1 he6dthe exf,fa't1m, Diet I promiae Irom city sull. of the election.Hearn- . " . at home to .tudy tile .hee". 'It'illnled .Otncer ~flch,.. l:J1'or. Saturday, November I after Hotel Catl:h ..s Fire; One Traveler In- .Uor~ey. not to impIeml!n~ mately 40 Abrasions: M.kes iud for I:'rop- What may be moJ1tl' COD. their pIall in any way that tas, president of the Grosse bN~MPLOYMEN'IYJ$'.st!l! Intensive Investiga- -c jured but 56,Other:s'ij\emain. Unscathed ,erty Ow~ed by Mrs. venient for eitizeni, thoqgb, woutd alter the working con. Pointe P,ark Police Officers going'up, in c rea s in g the gationContinues By GeOrge Polgar Jr. Edsel B. Ford for ha~ cauJ~ IOnie admlnIs. ditlons of the firefighters un. Association, (GPPPOA). "It chances of a federal tax cut tr.tive problems in cUy of- Ul arbitration proceedings ia nice to know we have such next year. New government Fifty-seven Pointers, who were roused from Complex fices. The lncreused number with that group are com. firm support from the citl. figures issued Friday showed Mystified Park police their early morning slumber late last month when of absentee ballots puts an pleted. zens and I suppose the only that the nation's unemployed By Roger A. Waha are still investigating an fire swept through the National hotel where they extra strain on clerk staffs It could be as long as three thing we can say is, 'thank rate increased to 7,9 percent unprovoked assault on a were staying in Moscow, have returned from The Woods Senior Cit- as they aU must be counted to four months before a de. you.' " in October. It was the fourth Park woman in her home Russia with love and some love lost. izens Commission has by hand, Mr. Kressba,ch said. clsion Is handed down by the Firelighter Marly Buss rise in the last five months, I;ou.,er to Count arbitrator, according to fire. echoed these sentiments on and provided fresh evidence on Tuesday, November According to John Lake, expressed an interest in Shores Viii age Superln. fighters' attorney E u g e n e behalf of his colleagues, say. that the economy is stagnat- 2. The woman, name and executive director of the War "Our situation was le!>3 Mrs. Edsel B. Ford's tendent Thomas K. Jefferis Bolanowski. . Ing that the passage of the ing. Th.e announcement of address withheld, suf. Memorial, which sponsored critical than that of some property, in the event had a similar problem No- proposal was the result o( a the joblessness increase fol. fered around 40 superfi- the trip, he was awakened at othcr members o( the tour some land becomes avail- Views Intention vember 4. strong, joint elfort by both lowed' President-elect Jimmy cial cuts, categorized by about 5 a.m. because his who were trapped in '8. sepa- able, as a potential site In the meantime, the city groups ,and primarily the Carter's statement that he Chief Henry Coonce as room seemed very warm. rate section of the third for a housing complex "It's like going back to the is not in any way to change support of t,l1e citizens. might attempt to counter mostly scra(ches and "Then ,as I was getting up, days of paper ballots," he the wages, hours or working floor." for all Pointe seniors. said. "Even though I had a On the second Park propo. e con 0 m i c sluggishness by abrasions, after being at- I heard the person in the next conditions of the firemen. Three couples from the In a letter mailed last week great crew of workers, they Judge Burdick warned that sltion, which would have asking Congress for a tax cut tacked b yam ale room banging on the wall tour, the Griffiths, the Scullys to J. S. Peters, office man. in January. take much longer to count U he is notified of any such called for the construction of intruder. saying that the hotel was on and the Aronsons, were stay- ager, estate of Mrs. Ford, and can really slow things change, "I will have an in. a $15,000 b8scl>all. .. .. . ing in room, in a dead-end Irene Sutton, commis!,ion The chief .!:'aid on Monday. fire," said Mr. Lake. "At down." junction ready in 10 min- facility at the Three Mile Sunday, November 7 November 8 that an inten- first I didn't think it was a section of the third floor, .and chairman, and Audrey Dolg- Nevertheless, Mr. Kress. utes." Park, the votcrsdecided to were cut of{ from the rest ner, commission housing THE NATIONAL SWINE 'I sive investig~tion is still un- fir~. I thought the heat might bach thinks the mail ballots Clly Attorney Gilbert Cox reject the plan by a 74 to 26 of the hotel for almost two chairman, made the request. flu program has vaccinated derway, and every aspect o( have been coming from a may be the wave of the fu. pointed out that the judgll's percent margin. less tha.n one-te.nth of. the the case is being of the hotel's offi- some property of Mrs. Ford's Americans before the onset Appears No Motive. At the time, Mr. Lake was "At least it merits some while they were in arbltra. that I'm 100 percent in favor .of the 1976.77 flu season .She su.ffered the. cuts, m- on the fifth floor which made cialdom. In fact, he had a estate is to be disposed of, considera tion." tion,realizing It would be in of activitics for youngsters, .. . fhcted With some kmd of cut- the window an unlikely es- hard time finding anyone who to please give considerat!on violation o( the state com- I have kids of my own so I .. * ting instrument, aI-out the cape route. He and other would admit to being in to our re~uest. f~r a location SCHUCKER PROMOTED pulsory arbitration act. do have an interest in such "I really don't even know Alonday, November 8 arms, hands and shoulders. hotel guests did eventually charge. for a se~lOr cItizens .housing Roy S c h u c k e.r, of The things," he said. "But when " complex 10 Grosse Pornte ... why we came down here," POLICE ON BOTH SIDES The woman was conveyed make their way through the They really were not as Merits Consideration Woods, has been appointed this property wa, acquired, I (c i r cui t court), Mr. Cox of t:1e Atlantic have found I to Bon Secours Hospital .and smoke.shrouded corridor to cooperative as .they might "This would make a fitting group vice president.stamp- the city fathers agreed to the said. "I told them in my own evidence that terrorist groups treated' {or the wounds of "afety when they were as have been. I thmk the rea. memorial to Mrs. Edsel Ford ings and frames for the Budd passive park concept that :may be preparing to use or which only one was deep sured that the fire was on a office we wouldn't implement son I got as far as I did with Grosse Pointe's most distin: Co. Mr. Schucker is respons. the plan now." the rcsidents wanted. I think sell deadly nerve gas, the enough to require stitches. lower floor. them was because there ~as guished senior citizen, hav. ible lor the stamping activi- 10 go back on that agreement "Boston GI~be" r e par t ~ d There appears to be no mo. "Apparently the fire was an embassy representative ing housing for Grosse Pointe ties of Budd's , Phila. PoInt Is Made would be to thc detriment of Sunday. SImultaneous raids tive for the attack the chief on the third floor and the there with me," he said, seniors nearby where she delphia and Gary Plants, and Mr. Bolanowski said as rar (Continued on Page 2) in Vienna and Berlin last stated. ' smoke was r us hi n g up "I was particularly con- spent most of' the years .,f the chassis frame operations as he was concerned, the fire. February 27 turned up more According to a report given through the wide stairwell cerned about the tour mem- her liie of the Red Lion Plant in fighters had made theiI point t~a~ a quart of ne.rve gas to investigating officers, the connecting the floors, -and ac. bers who were stranded on "Inas~uch as there are Philadelphia and the Kitch. In court. "Now they know if Meet to Slate SimIlar to. a chemical de- woman 'said she heard a cumulated on the upper [oars the third floor 'and had a few or no other available ener, On!., plant of the Budd they try to implement any part of the public safety ordl. veloped dur,mg World War II knock on her front door at where we were," said Mr. great deal of trouble getting sites left in the Pointes. we t.ut~:ndohve Co. o( Canada Food Plan Date by the NaZIS, the newspaper (Continued on Page 2) Lake. (Continued on Page 2) s3id it was told by diplo. _ permission to go down the believe this matter merits I Iml e , hallway to make sure that your consideration, as Mrs. A mcetinlt was ~cheduled matic sources. Another inci- 10 be held this week to set a dent occurred in the U.S. they were safe. Ford had the interests of D f · P k C (Continued on Page 4) seniors and Grosse Pointers starting time (or the Fooel several months ago when Pair to Challenge Park e eat In ar auses ------at heart" , and Nutritional Program for postal authorities discovered scnior citizens 60 and over a package containing a small News Bettering dO~~~d ~~;d60_:~mh~aut~l; Babe Ruth League Rift which will be housed in thc charge designed to explode Reside'ncy La'tv in Court Point home, along with a ------Grosse Pointe Woods Prcs. a vial of nerve gas when the . By James J. Njaim I created by residen13 of the Phone ServlCe $15 million maintenance fund By Tom Greenwood waiting lists in The Farms byterian Church, 19950 Mack package was opened. It was A sales representative and Kensington area, within 300 (or the structure and proper. The Farms and The City, and City hoping to play. Our disposed of by the Army. avenue. an automobile sale>man were I (eet. The NEWS remains in the ty which comprises 65 acres, two members of a three-city, season is from M8Y 1 until Judy Mag h a kill n of the .. .. mailed legal papers by Park Citizens demanded that the process of having direct lines to the public for charitable Park, Farms and City Babe July 15. During that time church staff, Caroline Lewis. Tuesday, November 9 City Manager Robert Slone Park Council, 5itting as a installed to its editorial. dis- purposes. Ruth League, have decided we have 22 teams competing dircctor of thc out.county ATTORNEY GENERAL en Thur,day. November 4,1 Board of Appeals. deny the play advertil'ing and c1assi- At the moment, there are to break away from the or. for the few £ields availahlc. nutrilion program, and Wood:, Frank Kelley said Monday sending them notice to vacate pair a variance in the ordi. fied advertising departments, no plans to dispose o[ the ganization and form their Conditions are so crowded Administrative Aide Gerard that a woman may not be de- their residence at 1435 Ken. nance, which would regard New lines will be installed property. said Pierre V. own two-city league, accord- we can't even reschedule E. McNamara were to gather nied II loan because of her sington because ,they aTe un- them as a "family" so that to both editorial, i.e., news Heftier, Mrs. Ford's attorney, ing to Babe Ruth League rain outs." to {ina Iize plans for the pro. marital status or her hus-I related and living in II ,,;ingle- they can live ,togethei" under and society material, and who felt, at this time, the President John Hoben. The limited space prob- gram, which is under the band's financial situation, "Ii I family nome. the same roof. ~he tenants display advertising, i.e" "pic request was a moot issue. The deCision was based on lems were earlier brought auspices of lhc Waync Coun- a woman applies for credit. Their residency is in viola. said they will take the ~5~ue ture" ads or ads other than Indicating the seniors ap- the defeat in The Park of a before the Park Council. ac. ty Agency on Aginll and is classiiied material. parently wanted get them. prClposal to allow the con. cording to Mr. Hoben. Aiter and she has the individual. iton of a city zoning ordinance to court. to opcn to all seniors in the Classified advertising, thc selves on record, he stated, struction of a new baseball a request for a new diamond creditworthiness to ge grant. which J:~ohibit; persons not The original protest occur- county. subscription department, plus "I{ [he property is placed on diamond at the Three Mile was defeated by a 3-3 vole ed that amount, what her hus. related by blood, marriage or red at a Park meeting in Nutritionally b a I an c e d accounting and management, sale, all possible prospects Drive Park. during a council session, band does or what his credit. adoption from 'living in the September. and wa'3 post. meals arc provided to seniors worthines, i~.should be of no same home as a family. j:oned to Monday, October 25. will have thc present tele. would be canvassed." "We were shocked at the proponents for the new dla. phone numher. (8926900). Offlelala Vie" Need outcome of the voting," said mond circulated petitions under Titlc Vll of the Older concern to the creditor," Kel. Ordered to leave the house, In september, >3 group of Americans .Act during the ley stated. He said rcfu,ing owned by the Verheyden Fu. citizens living within the re. Our readers are urge:! to This request Isn't the first Mr. Hoben. "Thls furthers putting the proposal on the watrh for further announce. hid by the seniors regarding the problems we have had November 2 ballot. noon hour. Besides the lunch, credit on the baosis Ilf marital neral Home, Inc., Mack ~nd quired 300-foot area, who had anothcr emphasis of the pro. status is a violation o( the Whittier, are Donald Maz. been notified by registered ments regarding the new the property.' Mrs. Sutton with this organization as it "We told the council, and gra m Is socialization, where Federal Equal Oredit Opper. zola, 28, and Richard Gronan, mail o( the public hearing, numhers for editorial and said she wrote Mrs. Ford in now 'lands. we stated in our campaign, citizens will have the oppor. tunity Act of 1974 and a ]974 30. The eviction notice was apPeared to po~ote3tthe grant. display advertising. At this \ November 1974 asking her to "Our Babe Ruth League that if the proposal lost, we tunity to meet and mix with M i chi g a n act prohibiting sent by registered mail to ing of any variance. time, the 882-6900 will still sell some of her property to has grown 22 percent in reo might break away," said Mr. I new people. credit discrimination. tohem becawe of the foror (Continued on Page /I) reach all departments. (Continued on Page 8) cent years. We have boys on (Continued on Page 2)

.. (, , (;- +. ;L_~_. ~ __ » .... Peg. Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, November II, 1976 OPINiON ONLY LIFETIME JOB Police Seek Attacker OCten a conclusion Is No man can dream him. Poin,tes Report Heavy T,urnout r"TiIrE&j:~ reached by some people wiU\. self into a character - he (Continued from Pale l) strangers. Preventing a crime 1" OFF.01.ERIOW J~ out using fact, reason or good must hammer and forge one i' (CoaUaued from Pale 1) fact alternative uses 'are not torial and congressional elec. about 11:30 p.m. She opened before it hap~ns Is 'better judlment. Cor himself. the trust citizens put in their really forthcoming. But it tion most Pointe voters were I!~e('"\UJLlJl~ the door and saw standing on than investlgahng one after ,.1 '.l( .... was the will of the people disappointed by the outcome. elected officials. the porch, a lone blaek man, it is committed, Chi e f .r-llllAClo •.P.I. 0 nI HllOJ~ and It has to be accepted as Local voters consistently ia. "Besides we in The Park. who ,began slashing ",t her. Coonce added. ------: pay an equal share towards that." vored Republicans Gerald Her screams possibly saved the construction of school Mr. Bruce went on to say Ford and Robert Dole, Mar. her life because it awakened vin Esch and John Getz, all " sports f-aciUties, where most that along with some of the her i3.year-old son who cam~ J.../" ' , '« .. I:. :'::;:~:::~,:'~:~~fj:~1;ti.;J~j::0::~:':.~:>.cl~~:~::~:!::'~::,.'~ of the baseball is played now. issue darillcations which of. whom were defeated by running down the stairs from I don't know why we should might have bolstered support their Democratic opponents. a lSecond floor bedroom. This . agree to invest more money for the proposal, the nega. In The City, voters ca'St 704 apparently frightened the Into a separate facility when tive factoN were price and ballots for the Jimmy Carter. attacker, who fled from the " none of !:he other Pointes do. the use of the park by out- Walter Mondale ticket and house. Nothing was taken. 'Also, I don't think the school siders, 2,888 for President Ford

) ( , l r'. • • b ... - T~ur$day, November II, 1976 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Pig. Thr•• Bon Secours~xpands Area Woods Views Completion Only 44 Days REMODEL NOW! The Bon Secou!\!l Hospital training site where patients .r.wse physical therapy and rehabili. can learn; to handle their Of Street Lighting Plan 'Tit Christmas tatJonservices department own toifet and grooming the Nautical wise recently moved into its new needs-important skiolls that By It~.er A. Waha Ing the current price as ship's suite of rooms where it will help a disabled patient main. With the removal of Oyer. Edison wasn't reSpOnsible for at the Ship's Wheel offer expanded service to a tain his independence. head lines from th.e north. the' four:)'ear delay in the It. lIcal I growing patient population...... HiWiR, An eight.foot long HUb-1 side of Vernier road between project, he said the city also NMicoi Gifts & IMt $Win "Wall4Jb- CMIS reqlti'e tbt The new section is four bard tank occupies another Wedge wood and the east city wasn't directly responsible • Nallticol SIMp'I Wh .. 1 r and one half times larger room. The st.,in!ess steel tub limits by the Detroit Edison lor the delay. There Is no 'Bu..&~- JIW II o,erty " , lam,. . . . All lil~.l prior t• than the former department. can accommodate a ~retch. Co., and the installation of doubt that The Woods fully .,at" Increased' s p • c e provides .~:.fj"J. ADDITIONS sdil. tl' re.ret/tite. er. Exercising in the waler six ornamental light poles intended to proceed with the • Cham: American \)'" RSMODELING Ellity tlJis Mlprne:. room for equipment used for alleviates the strain patients with underground wiring, the project as soon as rights-of. amt Canadian new treatments in addition experiern:e out of water final phase of The Woods' way were obtained, he stated. Gretlt laic., & Coo .... 1 777 -6840 I:~I lient .hIIe YD. are to promoting a more private where gravity must be over. street Ughiing program will As a result, "we, are will. i,•• ill y.r relationslWp between patient • Ship'. Whe.l, ".e come. be completed. Ing to use 1972 accounting IVININGS G' TU 1.'744 and therapist. All Shes .... I. 60" lAST SJOf AND Burn patients also may be The program, which began methods and escalate the Department Director Nina clom 'OINUS treated .in the sterile tank around 1963, was completed price for inflation to $5,8.50," • Ship', Wheel Fragola, RPT, heads a pro. where water allows dressings in 1972 with the exception of said Mr. Holt. Table" all ,ilt' fessional staff which includes to be changed more com. the aforementioned area, UPDATE YOUR BATtiOOM, KITCIIN, Mr. Petersen, who felt the • Sern Thomo, three registered p h y sic a 1 forlably. . s aid C I t y Administrator quoted price was reasonable, \0 r.lpete,. PlUMBINC and ElECTRIC therapists. While -all therapy Employing the ~ame prin. Chester E. Petersen. Now, he CANVAS must be ordered by '8 phy. was most happy to see the 6, ciple on a smallet: sca'le, said, this work will hopefully program completed. "Since sician, an orthopedic surgeon three whirlpool baths are con. be finished by spnng. LIA, .... ALL HOME & OFFICE SERYICES provides additiona1. care as it was started, we converted tained in another room. In At its regular meeting all out street Ughts from in. OXfOIDS INCLUDING WALL WASHING, CARPET medical advisor, available tbese injured extremit,ies Monday, November 1, the for consultations. candescent to mercury vapor, CLEANING AND PAINTING! may 'be successfully treated. council unanimously author. too," he said. And prior to SETH THOMAS A gpacious ca(peted wait. Electromyography and ized the issuance. of ~ pur. ing room welcomes patients 1962, the city never bad any nerve conduction studies will chase order to EdIson m the SHIP'S WHEEL to the suite where 10 rooms ornamental poles with un. be introduced to Bon Secours amount of $5,850 for .the derground wiring. are connected by lIn inter. in the new EMG treatment completion of the project com system permitting the At the same time. Mr. CLOCKS room. Performed by a neu. based upo~ a l~tter from staff to communkate wUh. Petersen added he was very' COMPLETE UNE Come meet rologist, these examinations ~ohn H~lt, IOdustrl~l '!1~r~et. out leaving a patient unat. pleased over the removal of can determine the degree of IJ1geng~neer, Detro!t diVISion. the overhead lines and wood. tended. nerve damage resulting from In hIS commuDicatlon to One room is separated in. en poles at the main entrance 19605 Mack TU 2-1340 acute and chronic neuromus. Mr. Petersen,. Mr. Holt In~l- to the city from the beautifi. 0.- ...... • .... Edwin NEWMAN ta four treatment cubicles cular conditions. cat~d that Edison u.pdated Its cation aspect. where ultrasound, diathermy When not being used for deSIgn and ce.!;t esbmates for and other pain relieving pro. electromyography, the room t~e removal of the ov~rhead cedures will be done. w.w 'be avauable for routine lines and th~ complehon of Open Thursday and Friday evenings The activities of daily liv. treatments and will be used the ~treet light system on ing, (ADL). bathroom is a by a speech pathologist on Vernier. . referral. "The comp~n.y exr,er!enced • , CI Finally a large gym con. ~x~reme. diffICUlty 111 ob. Selllors ass taining mats parallel bars taming rights.of.way from ' to Beg:n stairs and 'other exercis~ some of ~e residences for Slated ".. the r e qUI red new poles, eqUIpment IS located at the stated Mr. Holt, who noted " The Woods Senior Citizens far. end of the department. this summer Edison finally Thi~ .area can be of gre8t received permission from Commis,;ion in cooperation benefIt to amputees and the last property owner, with ;~~ityWc~~i e CgO~,trwc~B)', stroke, ~astectomy or frac. the city's assistance. ~ure patients who must reo In 1972, Edison quoted a which fuMs the program, are learn to use muscles. dam. price'of $4,418 to remove its sponsoring classes for seniors aged by trauma or dISease. overhead lines in the area once again this year. Free of "By speeding the healing along with the refeedingof chargeJ the classes can be process, relieving pain; teach. the residences from the rear. taken for college credit. ing self care and helping pa' "Since that time we have Frank Komerska, educa. tienls regain the use of limbs, changed our method of de. tion chairman of the com- mission; said an art class, physical therapy and reha. termining charges for reloca. i.e., painting, is scheduled to bilitation ean' enrich the tlons. This, along with inna. begin in two segments of quality of a patient's life," tion, has increased our price - Substitute host on - NBC correspondent, around 16-17 people each 'Miss Fragola said. "We are to $15,531," said Mr. Holt. ''Today'' critic & commentator next week. ready to meet that challenge While feeling there was - Frequent visitor on: - Author of the best One group will meet on in our new modern facility." some justification for charg. "Meet The Press" seller, "Strictly Tuesday, November 16, while ------Gerber Knife the other meets ell Wednes. B' II A 5 t' d Speaking" day, November 17. The class, a oon5 , way on 0 ur oy Sharpening Clinic Now offers further evidence of the happy-sad which runs from 4-6 p.m. Hundreds ot brightly col. They are Martin Frleko, of state of American English In his new book both' days, will continue for lored balloons will float over. Mr. Tim Putney, from Gerber, eight sessions. Kenmore avenue Ind Rob just published November 8 by Bobbs-Merrille. Those who have expressed head on Saturday, November Seski, of Higbee place, both \MIl be at Jacobson's to sharpen your an interest in this class wlll 13, as a result of ~ sale held of whom visited Germany, Gerber Blades. He will also show you how be receiving a notice In the J!! the Grosse Pomte North Geri L'Heureaux, of Lake. to sharpen and care for them yourself for - A Civil Tongue - mail regarding an assign. 1'0relgn Exchange Club. shore lane, who staye'd with ment to a specific session The two foreign exchange' a family in France, and Kar. added years of use. Bring your Gerber knives he said while indicating students at North this year, en Fields, of Torrey road, in now and be ready for holiday carving. e 'Mr. Newman willbe a~ THE.60Q.K SHELF, :there a~e sun about five Sheena, ,Livingstone, of Scot. who sPeitt the summer in Our complete selection will be on .~, 1Ja...K.rchev~J a1iHkJ~UI.'A~f:l.e;i~S!8y.'" I/openings in each.segment;(> 1.1)$I""DPJlM)f~,,by,,""meriCl8D ~r.~l'; 'i: .1\ \1'1,;"'(; :,tfispJay sot~atvou may add ,; November 13, 1916, from n:50' a.m. to , At U1is poJnt, thecl8ls'is Field'Serviee,' (AFS)"and Anyone'interesleCl'JsjD'vlted .. 1 p.rn .":'lhe pLitSllcls invited' to ,meet him slated to be held in roome;! Bjor~,~tqve.of Sweden, .pon. to attend; 'new cutlery ,to "lour set or and to have him autograph his new boo~. at Brownell School 260 Chal. lored by Youth for Under. begin a new one. fonte avenue.' standing, (YFU),. will release PAYMENT APPROVED Meanwhile, a legal affairs the balloons dur1tlg' b'alfUme The Woods Council unanl. 12 Noon to 9:00 P.M. itA Civil Tongue" is now available at in later life class is slated ceremonies of the North., mously approved the final Friday, Nov. 19 to' begin in January. Mr. South f 0 0 t b a II game on 1975.78 audit payment to Komerska said this class will North's field at 2 p.m. Coopers and Lybrand in the be held for two hours per Each balloon will carry a amount of $490. This action week for eight weeks. At this postcard signed by the pur. was' taken at its regular if HE BOOK SHELF time, it's proposed that the chaser which, if returned meeting Monday, .November JacobSons Woods Council Chambers will from some distant spot, m!,-y 1. The total audit cost was ~@~ U@lJ' tillu@ OD@DDD@ be the Jocation. It. total of entitle the winner to a priZe. $8,890, which is $110 less tban 49 seniors have expressed an Two tickets to the Detroit quoted. 2 HOURS FREE PARKING ... JACOBSON'S WILL VALIDATE YOUR Tt~KET interest in this course stem. Lions Thanksgiving Day fClOt. ming from an earlier survey. ban game will be the first . ' "We also are trying to get prlze, while three eigbt.track classes put together in be. carrying cases donated by ginner's golf and physical Pointe Electronics will be fitness, with swimming not awarded to the runntlrs.up. being included in the latter BaYoons may be purchased One pf Americas oldes~, !l!-0st until late in the spring," he in advance at North, or at the added. gate for 50 cents. For further information on The balloons also are a no. the program, conact Mr. lice to the community that Komerska at 881-1M3. the Foreign Exchange Club gracIous lUX111"Vcar facdittes would like to explain the ACCEPTS RESIGNATION many, varied aspects of its The Woods Council at its programs at an information regular meeting Monday, No. night, on Tuesday, November isonly ten mmutes from vember 1, unanimously ac. 16, In the North .cafeterla. cepted with regret the reslg. The program begins at 7:30 nation of Richard W. Thams p.m. from the Citizens Recreation Speakers will be the Amer. Commission. He cited busi. ican students from North who Grosse Pointe. ness pressures and other out- spent the summer visiting in side activities as reasons for foreign countries through the his decision. AFS 'and YFU programs. Our building is an Albert Kahn original. Our Let us show you Michigan's broadest and 26 sales representatives are also of the old brightest selection of new and used Cadillacs, school ... in presentation of product and America's only "computerized" Cadillac serv- treatment of valued customers. ice, and our new quarter million dollar bump The product, though, and service and and paint shop. maintenance is strictly 1977. Remember! All this and more is at Seymour Cadillac-just 10 minutes from Grosse Pointe.

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_ J _ ._ _ __ ~ _ , I GROSSE POINTE NEWS ThundaYt November II, 1976 pointe Tour Group Service Links Teeners, Jobs WEEKDAY No one knows better than mistakes noW, it m.ight p!e. (Coetinued from Pa,e l) ranged for her to be taken Bonnie Garr bow rough it Is I'vent them from losing a JOb HOURS "We were told that .they to the gallery by private car for kids to get jobs these in the future." MON., TUES., were all right but all we accompanied by. a guide. days. As career counselor at So far dozens ~f students could see after Ihe fire was "I think Mr. Lake deserves Nort!) High School, she hears have.been placed m a variety WED., THURS. out was a burned out corri. much of the credit for keep. from the jobless teens daily. of jobs from checking houses 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. 0'_- dor 'and thick smoke." ing things relatively under Most of them are 14- or 15- for vacationers, 10 preparing fRIDAY SUIIDAY After the ordeal was over, control during the fire," she years-old, with no experience, dinners for. two working 9~.M. to 8 P.M. the victims did receive offi. said. just looking for a start. couples. 10 A.M. ci,.al cooperation in salv-aging Mrs. William Griffith. of And she's trying to help, Still, there seem to be more SATURDAY and cleaning t1Jeir smoke and Oxford road, was one of the with a new plan to link the workers than there are jobs. 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. TO water logged belongings, Mr./I ilutel residents who was teens with jobs in the com. The kids are willing and Lake added. tNpped in the isolated wing munity. Besides small busi. aU they need now is com. Fight Fire Fint of the third floor. Ironically. nesses, there are hund~eds of munity support, in the form 5 P.M. The only member of the Mrs. Griffith explained that residents who occasIOnally of jobs, to get them started. w. -.w. the .... ' .. Grosse Pointe tour who was it was the isolation of their need .help. around. the house, If you can help, call Mrs. limit CllHllltities. Phone 885.9839 injured' in .the fire was Mrs. rooms which saved them. whether It's ralting leaves, Garr at the school 886.8100 i. .tii G. E. TyIkemitt, of Lincoln "The area at the end of the housework or running errands , . road, who tore a ligament in hallway where we were for a shut.in. her leg as she tripped over stranded was .an addition to A few weeks ago Mrs. Garr Health Council a piece of furniture while the original building so it let it be known around school escaping through a clouded was slightly below the level that she's accepting applica. Names Officers corridor. of the third floor," she said. lions. The student response "We were on the fifth "There were five or six steps has been great. T:le Grosse Pointe Health floor where there WliS no leading down to our rooms "The kids who come to me Education Council recently I fire, only dense smoke," said and another staircase leading just want a start and they'll named a new slate of oUicers Mrs. Tolkemitl, who spent to the upper floors. Luckily, do practically anything. They for the 1976.77 year with U.S..D.A. CHOICE BEEF the rest of the trip on crutch. the fire went up the stair. can address envelopes, help terms expiring next June. esas a result of her injury. case and' not down into our committee members with Serving as president "will "The worst thing was iliat rooms." phone calls, prepare dinners be Helen Meyering, vice. no one woke us up-we were Even though they were not - just about anything, if you president, Marilyn Doyal; the last ones left on the floor immediately threatened by give them a chance." treasurer, Juanita Gay.nor; RUMP ROAST when the smoke woke me the spread of the fire, Mrs. She screens applicants and co.treasurer, Betty Schneider; up." Griffith saki they were ready gives them a few poin1ers corresponding see r eta r y , Mr.s. Tolkemitt commented to try and escape through before sending them out. The Peggy Brown; and recording that the crisis was generally the windows and had already rest, including negotiating a secretary, Johanna Gilbert. not handled very well by ho .. begun tying sheets together wage with their employers, is The council has planned a tel officials. She cited com. when they were rescued. up to them. number of activities for the · $ .89 munications problems and PIaDe Problems Next "It can be a great learning coming year including a new the lack of proper a.larms, She also said that other experience for the kids," she Family H e a It h Education PAM'~fJ~1.09BONELESS . and said that the f!remen. than the tr.auma. of ~ing. slc groups will perform at had to wait for a plane to be .,' Grosse Pointe theIr ~lOnu~ Bands a~ Or- ~!lown from Bucharest before ...... Alt., ...... eo_. STOUFF~RS, BLUEBERRY chestra famJly potluck dmner they could continue their 12.0Z. e on ~umday, November 11, journey. PKG. at 6.30 ~.m. . "Even with .the problems CRUMleAIES 8g The d~er, In the North High gym, will include meat we encountered along the WilSON'S casseroles, salads, cupcakes, way, the tour ~f Eastern GALLON brownies, kuit .and coffee ~urope. an~, RUSSIa.was very PLASTIC m-om various band and or. 1D~res~n~, lie sal? , HOM'OMILI CTN. ooestra families Let s lust say It wasn t Parent group'spoosors will quite a pleasure trip." FRESH be calling North High parents ------~~:~u:~. toar,range for con. Thou Shalt Not Mix! GREEN CABBAGE LB. The potluck dinner is the group's main fund rai5er for Discover the English gin so

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Page Five ~ursday, November II. 1976 GROSSE POINTE NEWS GP Theatre Welcornes Pointer Makes Cite~tConcern on Cycle Law

Legendary Lady's Debut FBiat:ndan~aoMredi~at,azntce.,has H.Se;=~~~f&S:~~:: ~~~~~y~!~tifi~~~~:nr~~l g:~~ _____ --=-_ from bis oUice, says his mediate increased value on • More than 60 years alter of their approach to theater. completed. production of a Bureau of Automotive Regu. the job market-in meeting her Broadway debut, one of My hat's off to all of them" new, 26.mU\ute documentary, lation is becoming concerned the needs of the repair .hops, ~~.o s ~ e toinute's -legend.ry Mrs Hicks admits to be~g 'M'~~~iri's ~~I.St~OW" ffor the that hundreds of Michigan as well as in increasing cus. . 1e6 IS lOa y ~aking her equally taken with the role Ie Igan ~ lion 0 R~n. motorcydista may miss out tomer confidence in their in. flr~t appearance 10 a Grosse she plays _ a wise witt away.Servlces and the Office on tbeir first chance to meet dividllal skills. Pomte ~~atre ~roduction. sophisticated worn a' n w~~ ?f Children a~d .Youth Servo the Il'equiremenbs of the state's "In addition, it will give F~r Lllhan HiCks, of SI. enjoys all ber memories Ices of the ~Ichlga~ Depart. new Motor Vehicle Service them an important head start Clair avenue her role in the '" . ment of Social Services. aDd Repalr Law s~ason.o p ~ n i n g "A Little I' It s ~ g~eat challenge, but In 1975 over one million The law r~uires every on meeting the requirement Night MUSIC" is the newest :: hIenJOh~ng myself thoro young people ~an away from motorcyc1erepair shop in the ~~~~:~~~hem~i~~~y~~st:~ c~apter in a lifetime filled ~. g y. T I~~o~ah has had home .. The hIm, produced state to employ at least one c e r t i fie d after December wJth theatrical credits 10gs hand es, er char. and dlre~ted by Bill Pace, certified mechanic after De. 1980." St '. . aeter as equal amounts of of St Clair avenue is a doe- arllng 10 a church choir humor and pathos." umentary w h i c h' explores cember of next year - less Examination ann 0 u n c e. ~~t~~eo~gevOf 10,.she's done a Mrs. Hicks, who also is every aspect of this growing than 13 .months from now. ments are available at all stock si~"f~yth~g-;summer wise, witty and sophisticated, national problem. Th~ fll'st ~oto~cycle me. Secretary of State branch h ' 0 g WIth a sym. felt she shouldn't receive any The 16mm color movie chamc certifIcation exam offices and at most Michigan pony o.r c he s t r a, touring publicity because she's "a shot on Jocation in Michiga~ will be given in six weeks, motorcycle dealers and re. compames, com m u nit y newcomer" to the Grosse and throughout the United 0I! Saturday, December 11. pair shops, as' well as at gr~u,ps. ___ Pointe Theatre. States, views six young run. With a ~onday, No~em?er many community colleges. 1 ve done so many things I Yet h h b I' aways who reveal their ex 15, deadhne for registerIng Copies may also be obtal'n. and b . seas een p eas10g .. to take the exam INSTALL YOUR OWN INSULATION . ee?, In so many pro. audiences at the Fine Arts periences in crisis centers, .' ed directly from the Bureau ducllons, she says, "that I Society and the Theatre Arts juvenile court, youth homes After thJS exam, says the of Automotive Regulation in ~,an hardly remember what Club for many years; her and on the streets of America. ~ureau"t~otorcYc1;h mechan- Lansing by calling (517) ve done: .You could say I being a "rookie" at the age A recent award winner at ICS.won ave ano~ er op.p~r. 373.9060. O hav~, a bnlhant futUre behind of 80 makes her quite a story. t~e I~~ernation~l Film and tunt~ty ftt bAeco.me certifhled The exam cost i $5 and For Less Than me. Sh t' h TeleVISion Fesl1val of New un II a er ptl 1l977, w en ., s , --==-~_=~~-- .... _ .. _- Othe . th e was a s ar 10 er own Y k' 1 .. . the next exam will be held It s payable by the -Novem. c rs In . e cast. and f right before her fellow cast or .It a so I~ bel~g c.onsld. MAti . ted . t I ber 15 registration dea.dline crew of the highly-acclaImed I members were born ered III the lmal Judging at r. us n pom au, . ---=~=-- 11lf2 per sq. ft. Stephen Sondheim musical . the Festival of the Americas apparently don't agree with be~;o~~ ~:~geca~Un~e~f this month in the Virgin Is- Thespians Plan I With the rental of our machine using these modest words. There Trombl d '. lands. Cellulose R-20 Insulation, Or, we'll are many who hope that Mrs. ey. roa., as Frednk A former radio news direc. PI D b \ Hammer 'N' Nail Hicks is just beginning what Eger,m~n, LOIS Bendler,. of tor, Mr. Pace co.founded and ay at en y Shoppe do it for you at 22!h< per sq. ft. will be a long association I St. Clair. Shores, as DeSiree was first executive director -- Call or come in for more informa- wi!'1 Grosse Pointe Theatre. ~[~~~:~gbaBarb~r: T~uhdel: of !he Detroit Transit Alter. Troupe 1685 of the Interna. I . Moulding.Lumber tion or free estimate . The admiration is mutual. lotte Malcol:;:' r~ete:~ro;~ nahve Ru.naway House, Inc. tlonal Thespian Society at. ASK ABOUT FRU USE OF OUR MACHINE . "l'~,e been ~round a long of Fraser, a~ Count Carl: P:~duct~o~ crew me~~~rs Denby High School will pre. , Doors. Plywoods hme, Mrs. Hicks points out Magnus M a I co 1 m' Paul on Walkm s Too Slow In. sent its fall production of Landscape "and I've never seen a ~roup Wheele of Sterli I! He'ght clu~ed Judith Schoenberg, as. "The Effect of Gamma Rays i n 372-5504 that can touch this one for. as Heirik Eger an' I d soc!a!e producer; Rob I;! r t. On Man.Zn.The-Moon Mari. 'I " ~) Timbers dedication and the efficiency Gail White of So:::hfi~ld a~ Handley,. cinematogr~pber; golds" Thursda~.F"iday, No.. \ . Redl-Mlx Anne Ege;man. ' s Scott S~lth, so.und engineer; ve~be~ 18.19, In the school; . . Ron MediCO, editor; at}d Har" auditorium, 12800 Kelly road, I Concrete-M 0 rtar WilliAMS ;o~~;:::~:. !he dlrec~o~ o~ "A .LI.ttle vey Ovshinsky, production Detroit. Asphalt Night M\lslc . IS William consultant. Tickets for this two.act REFRIGERATION & 'HEATlNG, INC, 1H4~ Wlriirier 517.3080 Lutherans: Clyne, of ?etrolt. The show's "Walkin's Too Slow" is drama by Paul Zkldel may • I" bU"s" east of Kelly) Pick Up Your Free MichigDn CDnsolidDted 14711 Harper Ave, Career producer IS Gwen. Samuel, of available for s h ,0 win g to be obtained at the box office GDS Handbook on InsulDtion. Moran road .. DaVId Rodger?, Michigan schools, churcbes the night of the shows. Opportunity of Beaconsfield avenue, IS and youth, community and stage manager, and Arthur professional groups. :r'homps?n, of. Oxford road, For further information, IS techmcal director. contact Bandanna Me d i a Others on the staff include Inc. 572 St. Clair at 88S-2491~ Jac Purdon, of Village lane, ' s~t designer; Dr. John Peri. cin, of Ballantyne road, Youth Choi rs musical d ire c tor; Ciro Vitale, of Detroit, choreogra. Plan Concert pher; and Gene Shea, of De. up 15 troit} vocal director. An original Bicentennial The show will be perform. dramatic and musical presen. ." ed every night except Mon. tation, "To Build a New &;, day, November 15, until its Country," will be presented ~'i final performance on Satur. by the Grosse Pointe Woods GEORGE S. FREEMAN day. November 20. Some Presbyterian Church youth 11221 IV~Itillr"" PItOIE tickets for this "stylish cele. choirs on Sunday, November bration of romantic Jove ... 21, at the chLl'1'ch,19950 Mack 0IIn1148224 " .~:.9.~5SG a fairy tale for adults, set in avenue, at 4:30 p.m. in your attic the enchanted birch groves The production is directed A.id Association ~ftI .: of Sweden at the turn of the and produced by Mrs. Frank lor Lutherans 'I century" are still available. Krager. Appleton,WiscOIlsin r- For further information, For further information, Fraternalite Jnsurance1.1 caJl the Grosse Pointe The. contact the church at 886. atre box office at 881.4004. 4300.

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'OCATIONALTEST'IS SERVICES Dr. . James I. McCord, OPENIIS SOON Iii THIS AREA president of Princeton Semi. • nary, will speak at the Grosse APPOINTMENTS NOW BEING TAKEN Pointe Memorial Church, 16 But We've Done Lakeshore road, 'Sunday, No- 773-&885 vember 14, 'at both worship services. Although he was born and Somet • ace U,PATIONAL raised in Texas. his pursuit I I. in ~uoalion and theological training took him to univer- I EVALUATION sities of tbe world. At the University of Edin. CENTER, INC. burgh, Scotland, be received . ~ 28300 Harper Aven.ue a Doctorate in Theology. He also 5tudied at universities [, " St. Clair Shores, Michigan in Geneva.. Toronto and Har. Betw~eO-,1.1,~1l4,ac:S •• n(VA~tJQ ..flt:t< •., "\ vard la'li1i ~as rel;~ved many Mo'~day~Fi'ld~lY"8~5' ,.", . honorary degrees. Dr. Mc. " • I ' _., ", I. ~~,,: l _.i '. ~ Cord became ,p~ident in , . 1959. . In addition to our regular testIng program, we offer the His sermon Utle is "Christ following lIervlces: ' and ,the Futurologists." • Specialized vocational evaluation f',r the handicapped • EvaJuallon, counseling and diagnostic services for NAMED TRUST OFFlCEIl high school drop.outs The National 'Bank of De. • Reliable teallng of the non.reader trait has announced tht! ap- • Testing services provided for public and private SChools, pointment of Rob e r t F. governmental agencies, employers. doctors, Insurance companles. and rehabllilafion lac/llt/es. Ottaway, of The Farms, to trust officer in the estates Fees may be charged - Your Inquirle,s are Invited administration department of the bank's trust division. Mr. Ottaway, who has been em. played by NBD for two years, ARE YOU flYING QNNEtESSARY received a BA degree in economics from the Univer. TAXES NOW ON THE MONEY YOU sity of Virginia and a law degree from Wayne State University. He is a member ARE EARNING AND SAVING FOR of the Grosse Pointe Memo- rial Church, treasurer of the TOMORROW? First. Society of Detroit and also holds memberships in the Founders Society of the Detroit Institute of Arts and Friends of the Grosse Pointe Public Library. Oh, we'd like a company sponsored pension plan, but We're glad we started our individual ietirement ac- in the absence of one, we decided to do something count at Detroit & Northern, and we're enjoying the about it. After a thorough investigation of the indi- tax break we get each year when we deduct our IRA vidual retirem~nt accounts olfered by financial institu- contributions from our income tax. It's like pennies, ~ tions, mutual funds, and insurance companies, we no, dollars from heaven, if you know what we mean. started our retirement plans at Detroit & Northern Sav- And remember, if you and your spouse both work and BLAZER ings. are not covered by a com pany sponsored pension plan, each of you can have an IRA. 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Michigan 481.36 [o('al A rea Branches 36 OFFICES THROUGHOUT MICHIGAN (;ROSSE POI~TE Of'FICE Name : .. /9.1()7 )/llt'!, A "f'nuf' Address . lED EWALD HOOVER ~ II MitE O .....'ICE My Phone Number Is , . eNlyaOLD City State Zlp . ~!'68 / lIoo"l'r Road ...... ,..-£SUe...... I am Interested. Please contact me. 15175l Jtflenno A" It ~ WARREN. J2 MitE OFHO: fU2,~ 1-:. Tw ..I".. ~Iill' Road ."-.... VA 1-2000 .11_ .... Thursday, November II, 1976 GROSSE POI NT ENE W S Page Seven

BIG DIFFERENCE The go-getter has his fu'l standpatter has his future Woods' Flood 'Mary lnlagery ture belore him, but the behind him: Poppins' Plan Changed Maintained by 'Sweep' , Don't Wait A communication from the I 'Til " Snowsl Edwin Newman to Department of Housing and By Tom GreeDwoOcl Another surprise to August Urban' Development regard. &1nta Claus isn't 1he only is the misinformation home Visit Grosse Pointe ing the national flood insur. roof "topper" whose life's owners have concerning theIr ance program was unani. work centers around chim. chimneys. GEl "~?e language belongs to all of us," says Edwin New~ man. .We have no more valuable possession." mously received and placed neys. Anoth!!r is August West "Contrary to popular be. on file by the Woods Council _ a chimneysweep who lief,' vcry few chimneys are This well known NBC correspondent will visit Grosse at its regular meeting Mon. proves that grime does pay. actuaJly clogged 'uP," he Pointe on Saturday, November 13 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 YOUR p.m. at The Book Shelf. Mr. Newman's latest book "A day, November 1. Completely deeked out in said. "Oh. you may £ind an The letter, from J, Rober! a black outfit-topped with occ8sional squirrel or bird Civil. Tongue," was published November 8th by B~bbs. Hunter, federal insurance ad. up there, but mostly they're Memll. The author plans to -autograph copies of his book illinistrator, by Richard W. the traditional stove pipe hat just dirly and dangerous, CAR and meet the public. The Book Sllell owners, Betty and Krimm, assistant adminis. -August vanquished the soot The majority of home own. Frank Siaden, extend an invitation to all who are interested tralor for flood insurance, i~ the Tromdblel~,r°acdhome ers don't know the construe- in meeting Mr. Newman. indicated that the city was 0 Harry an ...... s onstant tion of the i r chimneys READY . ,~fter the publication of his bestseller, "Strictly Speak. converted t0 the reguIar pro. th:s week. el'ther. In.g. thousands o~ hap!'lYreaders-students, judges. house. gram as its Flood Hazard • "I illte to combine work "First comes the hearth, FOR wives and executives-wrote to Edwin Newman to cheer Boundary Map effective June with fun," said August. peer. then the damper, not the him on and to offer further evidence of the happy.sad state 30 was rescinded. lng up a blackened chimney. flue. That's followed by the of American English. In April 1914 and July 197:>, '''1 decided.to wear the tradl. smoke chamber, an 'area al. WINIER " This second book of sense and sensibility is not aprog. the Federal Insurance Ad. tional garb of the chimney. most as wide as the fireplace ress report. lIow can progress be spoken of when a candi. ml'nistratl'on )'ssued such' a sweep because people expect itself then the flue The flue I DRIYING dat~ fo: the. Dem~cratic nomination {or President, refUlSing map for the city. However, it. They get a kick out of it,' Is usually Jocated above.' the to ride 10 a hmousme, says. "I cannot relate to that material Mr. Krimm said that infor. and so do I. Besides, every. ceiling of the room, To be possessory consciousn!.':,;s;"when a college president is said mation at this time indicates body knows il's unlucky to go come im expert in chimneys, to be "effective in crisis.type settings;" when a that the extent of the special on a roof oWithouta top hat all you've got to do is stick NOW! tall~3about his "studiology" of baseball and when program flood hazard Poreas in the on." your head up one of them notes at a Lincoln Center concert portray Dvorak as a late community is inSignificant. Once on the I'1)Qf,August once," OIL NEW ATLAS SUPER bloomer "composition.wise?" "A -t 't h b drops a weighted metal brush Sometl'mes thl'S lack of l'n. s a resu!,) as een down the chimney with a CHANGE & OIL FILTER & LUBE t'rom the press, sports, educallon; from bureaucracy, determined that the city. '. rope, "This dislodges all the formation leads to unneces- business, publications and the' military pour examples of is not flood prone for pur. gunk clinging to the walls," sary cleaning bills. "Take a • Includes 5 Qts. LOO ( 10W40) or Your Choice language stretched to the snapping point, at once shocking poses of the National Flood he said, "Most home owners little bit of consumer ad. of Amoco Motor Oil, and delightful, outrageous and biJaTious. Insurance Pro g ram, i,e., vice," said August. "Don't don't know it, but all this • New Atlas Oil Filter Edwin Newman has been 'at NBC as correspondent would not be inundated by a .sooty material is lJammable. believe it if con artists tell critic, and commentator for twenty.four years. During thos~ flood having a one percent Gathered in a pile outside you the chimney to your fur. • Chassis ~ubrication & 18 POINT SAFETY CHECK years he has covered news events in at least 25 cauntrie->. chance of occurrence in any the chimney, it will burn nace needs sweeping, Our He has been bureau chief in London (1956-57) in Rome given year, the so.called 100. slowly. country will be out of oil for (1957-58)and Paris (1958-61).He has covered rive sets of year period," he continued. 300 years before one of those 75 national political conventions, four world's 'fairs-Brussels So, the map was rescinded "But contain 3() feet of this clog up." S18 - New York, .Montreal and Osaka-and numerous other na: and the city was converted burning material .inside a Not ail the wood burning t taxes SAVE $6 UNTIL NOV. 20 tio~al and international events. He was anchorman for NBC to the regular program, under chimney that has over 1,000 chimneys August inspects Call Now For Appointment. Pick Up & Delivery. Available. News' covera.ge of the Vietnam cease.fire, the six-tJ.'.al ~rary.lo'.Jtetebeval Jhe~"clel~~;"b1m~.weep. . ... ~ ;"'fl!n\1i~"lit8,~~~,."" .•tJ J$~J~":I,~,~~'" Plrtt'>. i.,~...."I . .:.,.;<,>, thrQilihs~cial'deareri,:,.;~"J,' ; ',.',i , h Miss ~ldcEnhill's"ta'!k, ":An >lntroduction to Bons.i;'~ is <,Before"turning.lQ-,a;.liI~ot ., J~' designed to impart knowledge grime, August was a free. I a Jl c e photographer, but and stimulate interest in the Video tape replay sY5tem/~ow student instructor art of Bonsai. changed positions ''because Topjcs to. be covered in. I like to eat." Currently bus- ratio/Hitting lane/Professional instruction/Boll clude a definition of Bonsai, iness is good, and getting machines. its origin, what the gardener belter. "I'm averaging about does to the tree, indoor ver. 10cleaning jobs a week now," SUsoutdoor Bonsai and what he said. "But I'm getting the tree does for us. .busier as the word gets The speaker's program will around." ~~ItAVEWE NOTAll inClude a slide presentation Most oleanings last around of the National Bonsai Collec. an hour or a tittle more. "Ac. 774.1300 776-6290 tion, a group of potted plants tually, it depends on how ONE fATIIER? given to the hard it is to get on the roof Government by the Japanese . . . and stay there," said IIATk Nor ONEGod as a Bicentennial gift. The August plants are on display in ,the "Would you believe I nev. WIMBLEDON LAKESHORE CREATEd US?';.,' Malachi 2:10 National Arboretum in Wash. er knew I was afraid of ington, D.C. heights until I started this Racquet Club Tennis House A lot of people 8ck"ow/edge God as .Father. But do Miss McEnhill has approxi. job? The first time I climbed 23125 Marter Rd. thev rPJdy under"ta~-J the man He ml'd~? . onto a ,two.story house I was 20250 E. 9 Mile Rd. mately 20 years experience St. Clair Shores 48080 As you g81a d•• p.r und~r.tanding of 1h. ~Ible, the in the field of Bonsai. She scared stiff. It doesn't bother St. Clair Shores 48080. me anymore. 1 actually like spiritual nalure of man and of all crealion appears. has displayed Bonsai trees in shows in the Detroit, Pon. it up there now." 'T hen ChristiAn unity and the brolh.rl'loor1,,' mM tiac and Grosse Pointe areas. ,r' appear .n YlJur life, too. Her special interest is col. Sel.clions from the Blbl. and Sci.ne•• ndHtllth lecting naturally dwarf trees. with Key to the Scrlptur,. by Miry Baker Eddy. 10be She is manager and former read in our,church •• ,vlce this Sunday, will h'lp you owner of Nottingham Clinical understand the Bibl.'. m.... g. of brotherly love in Laboratory, Inc., in Delroit. a new light. INSPECTORS PAID We'd love to welcome you. The Woods Council unani. CHRI8TIAN 8CIENCI CHURCH 8ERVICES mously authorized the pay. ment of $2.25 for each elec. WE,DINNER PInT CHUICH Of CHltST. ~nsT tion inspector who attended eo- ...... ,...... _ •' ..-, _ 100)0 lit- wC1JlooItooMw~".00 _ training school last month, ...... 'HI' ...... IV .. , .... 0 A total of .69 out of 100 in. SlX'H CH\l1CH Of CHIIIT, SC"'"T spectors participated', Thi,s ...... 14711 . TONIGHT WITH s.... __ ICUO..., , _ 100'C. w HlO action was taken at the regu...... 14"' I ...... an ..... lar meeting Monday, Novem. ber 1. THE WHOLE TRADITIONAL BUTCHER SHOP STOUFFER FAMIL~/ QUALITY and SAVINGS 7lA"Kl.E~'~R'SHOP 25300 JEFFERSON (at 10 Mile) PR 5.1991 Open Tues. thru Silt. 8 til 6 Fresh Dressed ..• Any Size Leon Fresh HAM. BURGER Win'ers .Guaranteed Tender and Juicy ,' ...• - BY ORDER ONLY - 'Cllmillc Mil .... W..il'.....' - Norlhl.",l """"P~' Mi

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Thursday, 'November II, 19.76 PIge Eight GROSSE POiNTE NEWS State Okays Dirty Ha,eYOII' c.pets & . Church Plans' Folk Service GPEA to Study Seek Land for Housing MeJllbers of the-guitar choir Cottage's Pla~ Saint James Lutheran Te~tSystems (e-tlilueci from Pale 1) interest in this dIrection and Carpet? RugsProfessionlly, . Chureh of Grosse Pointe, Mc- Include David Couser, Amy be used for senior citizens the Plan Commission is on Kackley, Ellen Smith, Tracy Millan road nelr Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Education housing. However, a month top of the situation. The state has approved a ~ lAY . CLIAN"D - will conduct its annual fan Seward and Carol Stillman. Assoc., .(GPEA), president later a reply indicated that The possibility of. a joint proposal by the ad."!l~nlst.ia. Folk servjce on Sunday, Nb. ventpre between Pointe com. tion of ,Cottage Hospital .to 20~ W.Ha'i. The Corred Method Other young people - Doris Cock announced the Mrs. Ford didn't ,wish to sell vember 14, at 9:30 a.m. munities would be the mosl renovate its nurses reside~e, 011CASH To C/eon Yo"r Carper Ing arc scripture readers, appointment of a new com- at that time. mittee to study changes in In commenting upon Mrs. feasible way to get such a accordinl to II, Micliigan 1)e. ADDY • W. do all types of carpet ,epair , T;1is service, which features Daneen Balcirak, Deborah the system's testIng program Sutton's letter, Mr. Pinkos project started, he added. partment of Public Health & C""'II CAU'OI 'ltff nrlMATI. special music led by the Stillman; p r a ye r .leaders, from the teaebers' viewpoint. said she asked for considera. Meanwhile, Far m s City news release. :: East Sid, Carpet Cleaners;, guitar choir under the direc- Donald Kavanagh, Wsa Mat. tion for the use of property Manager Andrew Bremer is RUG tlon of Ellen Smith, will offer hew .., Thoma., stevenson; The dIvision of Health Fa. The Tests and Measure- for housing, preferably, and of the opinion there is a cility Planning and Congtruc. CU.. 14111 Kerelle,alA, •. 822.1481 all inspiring worship experi. 'and ush~rs. lJanlel AsmlllS, ment Committee will be a recreation.type center, sec- specific need for such a com. tlon of the &tat4; Health De. OWNED AND CHUTED IY THf 'AIICH fAMILY SINCE '" ... ence of joyful fellowship. Itobel't Klt~hen: Wendy Blake made up of representatives ______and Sherr1 PIeters. Pastor ondarily. plex in the area. But he felt partment !las issued a Cer. of all grade levels who have' Indicating he agrA!ed with the question was a difCicult tificate of Need to cover the ...... ~ ...... George Sc!llelter will preach broad and varied academic her on the sending of a sec. one because the communi. project .. Concurring in that the ~ermon on John 3:17-24. and experience backgrounds. ond letter, the mayor added, ties are all built up. action were the Comprehen. They will consider the valid- The congregation extends "Hopefully they might con- "The amount of available sive Health Planning Council 'VB' ~~ .4LD' , ity and appropriate usafte of {t a cordial welcome to com. sider the request." land to do justice to the sen. of Southeastern Michigan and T~ ~ n test results. .The NEWS contacted all ior citizens and the Grosse the state administrators of ~uUnnJ~.friends to come on Pointe city managers regard. CHEVROLET Members of the coml1\itlee Pointe communities is dlffi. the federal Hill.Burton pro- t ing their reeling if there was cult to find," he stated. t are Susan Rea m e s, Dr. gram. , l IS PROUD TO PRESENT' .----~.- James K a log e r, Kenneth a need for such a housing City Man age r Thomas The work that will be'done Cook and Joseph Devine complex in the Pointes, (not Kressbach or Grosse Pointe necessarily property which includes the construction of from the high schools; Dr. City said no specific study , ' GEORGE MURPHY' ICE Is part of MfS. Ford's esJate). has been conducted in his a new roof, the replacement James Spill an and Douglas of leaking windows and the Schubert from the middle At least three of the officials community in relation to AS SALESMAN, OF T.flE MONTH SKATING gave strong indications of need, while noting some or- replacement of the building's t schools; and' Joan Grogan, heating, plumbing and elec- such a need at this time. ganizations, including church See Ceorge for a loaded Chevrolet & Rila Flaherty, Tom Whall 1975 Wed. Thurs. 1.3 p.m. Noting that his city's Plan trical systems, according to and Wayne Bolden from the groups, have explored this CONIIER1'IHLE with low mileuRe .•• or (I Fri. Eves. 8.10 p.m. Commission has studied this the department. elementary schools. area. Georg. Mw,hy spedal price 01. a 1975 CORVE'/Tt'. Sat. and Sun.,2.4 p.m. matter, Park City Maullger Study Needed However, Cottage Admin. t Residents of the school dis. Robert A. Slone said there . "Our general development istrator Ralph L. Wilgarde trict with concerns about the has been some interest on plan has Indicated a. fair said it's too. early to specii. testing program are invited this question in his commu- number of persons who would ica 11y te 11 the expanse of , 15 ~~E~E~~O~LD. CHIVROv~~!ooo' C:=~i~i:;:.to contact the GPEA at 882- nity. be in the senior citizen age the total. project as only a 9119 or write to 17108 Mack QuestlOIl5 Labels 885-4100 group. Whether or not these preliminary survey has been J...... _.~ avenue, 48224. The Plan Commission has persons in large numbers made. . studied different types of fa. would ,be interested would He said the health dep4rt- cilitles and possible locations, entail an in.depth study of menl's indication that the he said.' "Our thinking is. iil thell' needs; (including finan. overall cost would be ab9ut meeting with builders, that cia]), and desires," said Mr. $303,000 is merely an esti. such a f,!ciUty shouldn't only Kressbach. mate as no contract has even be called a senior citizens He added he would advise complex," noted Mr. Slone. the City Council of the letter been l!igned yet. I "It's the builders' thinking, from the commission. Mr. Wilgarde added w~rk too, If the project is privately Stressing that there was a is not expected to begin u~til financed, that they don't like need for such a complex, next summer. L Two Meals to tie a label on it as an ex- Woods City Administrator clt!sively senior citizens proj. Chester E. Petersen declined AVERAGE TEACHER' ect." to comment futther, while . The "average" Michigan In visiting one complex Shores Village Superintendent teacher is female, 38 ye~f5 out sid e the Pointes, Mr. Thomas K. Jefferis said he of age, has a bachelor's :de- Slone was advised by the has no specific idea on the gree and has ',been on ~he For One Price! project's - administrator that need for such housing for job 1G years, according' to certain buildings were lined seniors. the State Bo.ard of EducaUon. At Lums, two can eat almost as cheaply as one. up for senior citizens, while We've expanded our dinner menu to give-you an even better choice. We've o the r s were planned for added file.t mignon. oysters and scallops platters to our already great seafood young couples with children Due to the response of our. and sleak entrees:So come on in to Lumswilh ~ny one at the coupons in this and still others for singles. custom~rs Wf' are now doing ad and see just how delicious and ine)(pensive good dining can be. You can People who put the' money complement your meal with a frosty schooner of beer if you like. And you'll in such a project don't like roofing and seamless gutter, enjoy the warm decor and efficient Waitress service too So come on in to Lurns labels indicating that a. de. work.. :i for an experience in good dining. ' velopment is for ,the strict .', use of senior citizlms he CLlP said. There's a feeling, if it's ' If YOUi' roof is 20 ,ears. Dr older : r- --, .. --- CLIP --- .. r-CLlP-~ a private development, that , ~ , ~ builders and others financing Yo~pr~bably Reed replacement.: the project need latitude. FREE ESTIMATES. I ': FILET In relation to this, I\fr. OYSTER DINNER , SCALLOP DINNER' Slone felt some seniors might .Additions, Ki~chens"~~Iterations.l r not wish to live in a typically ., We can do it all... ; MIGNON r identified senior citizms com. I • I I plex as they don't like labels, I Extra Select o.ysters. delicious- I Our own bacon wrapped tender I Delicately breaded Sea Scal- I either. . Iy breaded and fried to a golden Filet Mignon, charbroiled to lops. fried to a golden brown. I The city manager noted, your satisfaction. served with with Choice of Potato. Cole LEIO BUilDING CO.! ,I brown with Choice of Potato. I I while there has been no over- SINCE 1911 I Cole Slaw or Tossed Salad. I choice of palata, lossed salad or whelming petition for such a: ...... ,. cretllmv cole slaw, roll and butter. : ~~tfer,~;'~~sse~,Sa,.l~~, RO.~~~aM ;' c,omplexc in', his;, lotmmunitr, ,~:l1q,ld '~I'. ,..... U '2 32 ,:,pi.n.(l,er~o\lan.? ~utter. ',," :,' I':. l' .b-Honori ,,:::;.,.... • ' '~ I ;. M" . ~~,l4i .-'I)..flI,,' w.:.." .. , ~l • IllfQ~MI\\lrl;heit:b.'e iIiIlint;d , . ~~ ~ ..' .....'"'~ .•/ .~ '~l.' " ..... " l .... • I! I I,~"TWO'$"'''5.' .... ,1';", .. ITWO "$5' 49"" ," I I FOR 4. IFOR ." I Church Offers I I I I Musica Series I I I I LImit one COuPDn per CUltO.,...,.. I Limit one coupon per cuwtcmel. llml~ one coupon per CWllofner. I The Grosse Pointe Memo. The man: P pr ... nt Ihl .. coupon. P~ ... PNiMnt Ihl. coupon. p,. ... pres.n! Iltl ...... "on. ~ ill11171 I rial Church, 16 Lakeshore I IrplntltOn _: 12/unl 12/111U .I . ~- _: ..I road, will present the first AL EKIN, L per!ormmce in ibs ,third an. L nu8!l . MUISica series on Sun~ lease monage,.. ,.._ CLIP-~ ,-- CLIP-., r-CLlP-~ day, November 14, at 4 p.m. ------.--- The prognm will featUire Mike Dilber, Inc. ,. ~, ~, ~ the Cleveland Baroque Solo- ists performing music by Ba c h, Telemann, Vivaldi, BACON BURGER , CHOICE ROAST , CHOPPED STEAK , SCadatti, Purcell and Handel. r\ r r The musicians will be so. I PLAnER I I BEEF PLAnER I I .• ,prano Penelope JenlSen, George Leggiero on recoo-d- ourschokiced BBeefbUrgedr.H1iCk -I I Thin sHces of freshly roasied I I More than )4-lb. of Choice I I d er, Catbarina Meints on viola ory mo e acon an me te I I U,S.OA Choice Beef, dipped in I Ground Beef with sauteed ani- da gamba and the director I Cheddar Cheese on a toasted natural juices with the unique Ions. mushrooms. green pep- I of the group, Doris Orn- bun with' french fries and cole I • flavor of lums s'ecret recipe 6n a I h . fIt t d I !'\Iaw. lettuce. tomato and a I pers, C olce 0 po ao, osse I stein, . playing harpsichord, ' delicious roll. Served with .French I salad or creamy cole slaw and . The Cleveland Baroque So. I pickle spear. Truly a burger I I Fries and Cole Slaw. I toasted garlic bread, I ~oists have performed twice on Invitation to the SmilJhson- ian Institute. Authentic ba- : i~ie$38IitY8 II~$329 Ih~~$3 99 : roque instruments are used. MARK V's from 29 Other performers planned I II II I for the MlISica series include Fact. Equip. 24 mo. $264..•..1 an organll'ecital, a program Closed.end 'ease I I I II I of Elizabethan Music and a Limfl on. coupon per Cullom.,. I I \.imil one coupon pe' cu.1omor I I Limit one coupon oer cu..tomer I COUGARXR-7 I 'PtfllIS. pr... nl Itlit coupon. P".ae pre.enlll\I' COupon. Please preHn' this coupon. carillon recital. ~.pk.-11010:12/11171 .J L bplro_ .1.: 12/11171' • L hplr'llon lIol.. 1"11171 ..I There will be a $2 door do- Fat'. Equip. 24 mo. S15335 nation per pernon, $1 for Closed-end !eoM : L those under the llge of 12. For further information, AL EKIN - 881.5000 ' ------"-CLIP -~ ------~r- C~IP-~ ------,--CLlP-~ contact Paul L. ReynO'lds at 882.5330. mike dilber r' ~,r' ~,r' ~, Some favor rigid reVISion LINCOLN-MERCURY l of everything except them- \30 Kercheval on the Hill Grosse Pointe, Mich-, I U.S.D.A. I'I I I OLLIE'S I selves. I ·CHOICE STEAK II VEAL PARMIGIANA, I I SUPER STAR I I I I.Breaded Veal Steak comple- I I I mented wilh a truly delicious I I Take the World's Greatest I Big. thick and juicy. Served for H b d 'th I I I !tall'an Sauce and topped with I 1 am urger, serve WI I Your enjoyment with choice of melted Mozzarella Cheese, de I"ICIOUSFrenc h Fnes. and a I potato. lossed salad or creamy I I sensational Salad and you I cole slaw, onion rings and I I Served with choice of potato. \1 I have "THE SUPER MEAL", I toasted roll w~h garlic butter. I I hot toasted garlic bread and I'I I I Tossed Salad or Cole Slaw. I I II I .I TWOFOR $659 I I TWO$3FOR 99 I I TWOfOR $329 I I II II, I I llml' OM c:ouPOl'lpe,cu.tomer. I I Limn one coupon per cu"omer I I Lfml' on. coupon per C4,II'om.,. I For new living space you'll be proud of, call CUSTOMCRAFT and ~et OU~ I '.1" pre .. nl tht. coupon. , ..... pre .. n' ' cou90n P"II. fHesenl ftlil coupon ideas and planning help without obligation. ~ ' 1 ...... 110. _: l2IUnl .J L. I~- lIIlo: 12111111 • L l'pll.'lon elIl., 12/11111 ..I 1 L------~ ------No carry-outs. please USTOMCDAFT: C (!o~u."U4fl"n l&mpAn}J ~ You get a better choice IIIf.,DINlI IEMODIUNG COHTUCTOIS • RlSIOINTIAL & COMMIICW ' when you choose ,881.1024 11332 Mock Ave., Grosse Point. FrCMM41236. I CREATORS OF IDEAS FOR ADDED LIVABILITY ' 15440 Ealt 8 Mile AOICI- Detroit 1759 ptymouth Roed - Ann Arbor 25241 Grand River Street - Detroit 805 South Woodward - Roy.' Olk 7020 North wayne Road - Westland 2865 Maple Road - Troy S.rvln, Tltl, A'H SIne. "5' 8100 13.MIIe ROId'-Warren 31geO Grltlot - Roseville 19201 Mack Avenue - Detroit

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RESPONSIBILITY REAL EFFORT REMS Pointe -Meets Monday The world's first jet.pro. Power is not to be regard. Nothing worthwhile in liJ'e ILicense Plate' pelled machine was wild ru- mor. Qd as conlerdng privileges was ever accomplished that Obituaries REMS Pointe, Recreation United Methodist Church will .l Tabs Available ~ut by imposing serious obU: did not at first seem impossi. I and Education for Multiple be featured at the gathering. gations, ble, ~ , LEO E. VAUGHT held Tuesday. November 8, Mic\1igan motorists will be Sclerosis, will meet on Mon. REMS Pointe is a group Services for Mr, Vaught, at the Verheyden Funeral able to purchase 1977 passen. day, November IS, .t Saint which brings patients and 61, of Deeplands road, were Horne and S a i n t Maron ger car license plate tabs Michael's Episcopal Church family members concerned I held Saturday, November 6, Church, beginning Monday, Novem. 20476 Sunningdalc drive. at about Multiple Sclerosis to. at the A. H, Peters Funeral He died Friday, November ber IS, according to Automo. 7:30 p.m, gether to d is c u s s mutual Home, 5, at Henry Ford Hospital. bile Ctub of Michigan, The Wesley Hand Bell choir problems and exchange ad., from the Grosse POI' n t e vI'ce and vpe' I lie died Wednesday, No. Born in Jordan, he is sur. "P r e par e d applications e.. flences, I vember. 3, at Bon Secours vivedby his wile, Nahil; six have been mailed to Michi. ------'-~----- HospitaL sons, WaUid, Wajih, Wahib, gan's approximately 5.5 mil. A graduate ol the lIenrv Dr. Wafiq Mashine, Wally lion pas s e n g e r car and OUR 35th YEAR by John l~rg Ford Trade School, he retired .and William; two daughters, motorcycle owners," said " as g e n era I manufacturing Mrs. Odelle Fakhouri and Joseph Ralke, Auto CluQ IN THE POINTES " ~ II.,' r' •• I. '. I r' ., manager of the Sterling Ford Mrs, Juliette Quandah; and licensing manager. "Tht!6e " . .1\ 1II lot " rl.1 sm'I,' II lit. I111II. unll c'onlll"t'ci uhulII Motor C H be seven grandchildren, Fast Service on Draperies . '",1,',1,1, ~"'I'C' Ic) 'c'r' '1'1 r hi' 0, e was a mem r forms can be mailed back , ~ " " ."'" 11I'1I I ,. "' ..1 ,.. IU' "I'\lrll IIn.' Iof the R d R G if CI b d . I. I' II . . e un 0 u an Interment was at Mount to the Department of State RESIDENTIAL. COMMERCIAL : ,:- " IIC' , '" rt:u ~ tltl~lt' ..~C'C'I - ,,'illl', .';llt'h a" AllIlull- Moslem Tern pIe Highland Olivet Cemetery. immediately with orders to NATURAL PETROLEUM SOLVENT ; "'1\ t,',nutulllnc', "hll'h ,.. a n'r~ ~lIlIcI \\c'lIllillj.: lIllIl Park Lodge 468 F&AM. • • • be filled after November 15. CtEANING SOFT GENTLE THOROUGH .. rt""'I)11lJ1I ,'huJIIlta!!:IIl'. If Ihi" dill'" lIut "IIi'. Ih"f" Hrt' A memorial service In con. MRS. ANNE D. ' "Tabs also will be available , 'u 1~lIlIIllt'r ut' IIllwr,. I.hut 1'1111 lit' "III,;;litUh'll. ~i\t. ~ullr junction with the 'Moslem GERSTENBERGER at Department of State and * NO SHRINKAGE * I,rll"" rungl'. '(}lIr wlllC' rc'luil,'r i,. rt'ull, It "i111' t"- Temple, was held Friday, No. Memorial services for Mrs, 51 Aul0 Club offices across SIZING COMIOUI'HIADOEO anUINING ''''Il( 10 SPECIALIZING IN: OlIGIN-.lllltIUI£. NO lltll-'CIl-'IGl.Il-'N~ IOLDEO :"lll'rl. 111111WI' "ill kllu" "hic'h wim',. Uf(' ~U('I.,,!'>..ful fllr ve~ber 5, at the funeral Gerstenberger, 63, ol Chats- the state," Mr. Ratke stated. OfCOI"IOll'lf"IS. PlC«UP & IlfUVUY' flU UTlM"llS lOa TAUOOWN & IlH-'NG CAllln70n c' IIII~ largt' fUlIl"li"lI Ihu. \CHI IIlUV hUH'. home. worth road were held Mon. "One tab will be issued and DRAPERY, CLEANING '.' .' ." . . Mr. Vaught is survived by day, October 18, at Christ it should be fastened to the ,". \\ h~ nlll t'Utul' !II ulIII "C'C' II.. IIICIlI\ ul P.\HKIE'S his wife Beatrice L' a n 822-7055 WA 1-0043 331-0028 PR8-9456 )\ll'I" "'llf)IJIIL' 1-2-- . .' .,so, Episcopal Church, upper right corner of the \4835 E. JEFFERSON '217'2\ HARPER' ST, Cl.SH, ".' _ .'" .... j' ••• ) 'hll'k. I'urll,'r of S•. Clair. Victor L. Graf; two daugh- 150'29 KERCHEVAL G,P, 10315 E. WARREN 1 rear plate." AT ALTER JUST N, OF 8 MILE "J'lm,I-U626: .. hlllt'H'r Ihl' o,'c'lI"iun IlIrl(t. IIr sl1Iull _ ters, Mrs. Jacquelynne Kauf. She died Friday October AT MARYlAND A,TBEWICk 15, .at Saint John Hospital. The issuance of tabs in. ,,' rflrmal .. r iuJ'urlllUl. "C' hllH' .ht, "illl' suil \our mann and Diane; and two '0 Mrs. Gerstenberger wa5 a stead of new plates is ex . II/.. ulld hll"~('" \lId "I' ~i\'l' a IO'lt di,.t'"unl oi'!' .. I' grandchild.ren. 't' teacher for the Detroit BoaTd pected II) save the state ..i,,'lll' atn';Ht~ low pril'c's J'ur willt' pllrdm""tl "~th,' rnt~rment was. at . Acacia of Education. approximately 53,3 million. JI,',('l1"'" 0l)('n: ltl-Itl \lolI.-Thur' /0-1 I L'rl' "'. I' Park Cemetery, nlrnllngham. •• .. •• ~-'c.l.. • .(jI :(: She is survived by a son, The deadline for tabs being t:-'llC1C1I1-1 (l SUlltla~. MRS. FANIE LENARDY W. Scott; two daughters, Mrs, order~d by mail is March 1 7;:J",,}')~ /.-~ AT GROSSEJlOINTE'S OLDEST 1/1.\1-; "J.'tiIW\I: Services for Mrs. Lenardy. Susan Anne Lang and Miss for pas s e n g e r cars and ~ K 'IVV'Ift1I-fJ'{K(, FOOD MARKET C'~ If ,lIP lI,(.tlditl/l Itls,.~ (1/1 hOllr (I/lUIl' (f lIIillillllllll 83, of S1. ClaIr avenue, were Katherine Leigh; one broth. motorcycles and February 1 , '1IJ"" • • . iJj" (I ,hinl of fI 110111(' for e(/{'II Illle.~'. held Wednesday, November er; and three grendchildren. for commercial vehicles and trailers, The deadline lor la, at the Wayne Funeral M e m 0 ria 1 contributions 17328 ~~c~ Ave. may be made to the Michigan having 1977 tabs on passen. VERBRUGGE'S' HO{lltl and Assumption Greek St, ClaIr Orthodox Church. Cancer Foundation. ger cars is April 1 while it TakeThanksgiving home ... is March 1 for commercial She died Saturday, Novem. Funeral arrangements were U.S. NO.1 , with all the ber 6, at Bon Secours Hospi. handled by the A. H. Peters vehicles. U.S.D.A. tal. Funeral Home. ' Approximately one million tab orders are expected to be PRIME & CHOICE IDAHO BAKING She is survived by a daugh- taste and trimmings . .'. filled by mail. Last year ter, Mrs. Mary Cardaris, GEORGE M. FINDUNG POTATOES Services for Mr. Findling, vehicle owners purchased BEEF Let Stouffer's prepare your Thanksgiving dinner. 'and two grandchildren. about 850,000 license plates M e m 0 ria I contributions 59, formerly of The Woods, We cook it. You just heat and serve ... and by mail. CHlJCK ROAST LB. BAG take the bows. Order your turkey dinner and maybe made to the Assump- late of Toledo, 0" were held LEAN - TRIMMED 10 99( Wednesday, November 10 at "Vehicle owners should enjoy this succulent (and portable) feast: tion Greek Orthodox Church the Bersticker Fun era I check lhe prepared license F'RST C(f1'. FRESH -.1delicious Roast Turkey (l21bs.) Building Fund 11000 Charle. plate tab application closely voix, Detroit. ' Home, Toledo, YOUNG - TENDER • 1Quart of Creamy Turkey Gravy He died Sunday, November for errors, fill in missing in- BLADE ROAST 89~•. Interment was at Ever- formation and sIgn the cer. • 2 Quarts of Savory Dressing green Cemetery. 7, at the Sylvania Club, ne8r CENTER CUT STEER , .• 1 Quart of Tasty Yams Toledo. tification," Mr. Ralke ad. • • • vised. "Cost of the tab is BEEF LIllER and Apples Before moving to Ohio In BLADE BOAST '99~•. ODEH M~SHINE printed on the form." -.'~.1 Pint 1962, Mr. Findling was a .ROUND BOj~E 01" Services lor Mr. Mashine, To obtain a tab at Depart. 79(' I.M. . .- Cranberry Relish 74, of Lakepointe road, were sUPerintendent for tbe Budd Co. in Detroit, where he ment of State or Auto Club ~NGL'SH CUT Sl~~ '-, • Choice of fresh offices, motorists must bring Apple, Pumpkin or ~orked for 22 years. At the Order Now for Thaftltsgiving' time of his death, be was a in either the prepared re. ALL LEAN ,:~Mincement 'Pie R.uth League newal form, the 1976 regis- W( GUARANTEE vice.president of the City OUR . ,"W Just $35.00. Honors Trio Auto Stamping Co. of Toledo tration or the certificate of BEEF STEW " But you must order ; He is survived by his wife: vehicle title plus proof of CUT FROM PRIME & CHOICE ,-', and pay. by Mary Ellen; six sons, George public liability and properly BEEf' CHUCK TURKEYS ~::-;;// November i9. Peter J. Kingsley, oC Bishop Michael, Dennis, Jobn, James damage insurance. I TOSE ; Then pick up your road, Slim P. Saigb, of Bal- and Gary; one brother' and "Motorists who use their FRESH DRESSED • dinner in our lobby four road. and Ted S. For. six grandchildren. ' vehicle tiUe for proof must 39 AND manczyk, of Westchester Interment was at Wood. know their license plate 81 l.B. U.S,D.A. GRADE A between 8 a.m. and noon, lawn Cemetery, Detroit. Thanksgiving Day. ;road, have been selected to number," Mr. Ratke added. \ Babe Ruth B3!SebaU's "Ath- letes of the Year" program for 1976, according to Rich. StrJllfers ard W. Case, president of Babe R\lth International, and EASTLAND Joseph Michael, manager of )ll'NlJI~,(~rl'lJIII~IIS' 18000 Vernier Highway. 371-8410 the Grosse Pointe Babe Ruth League. , , "Stouffer'" American E.p...... , """'t' l el . .,' ., atller nuijar credit cards honored. '. ,1 :)~'l ena or section:, 1',1 v c',"- .-.-" ~ -.. - -. - --' in, ~:~h~;hl:~~d::~l:r:~~~ ._,t~I;,(_~I~()lJrl': ~ ership. The achievement$ of each player will' be pre'!iented in the 1976 edition of Babe Ruth Save 1/2 Bob Williams' Baseball "Athletes of the Year" annual to be published on designer occasional tables could pay this in December. The chronicle of the youth baseball season will be presented to the Base- from Grand Rapids. winter's lighest ball Hall of Fame at Coopers. town. N.Y., for permanent display. B?Causeof Englander Triangle's reputation as the fuel billfor yo~! fas~lon store f9r fine furniture, famous makers bring or at least show you how their best closeout values to us first. ~ to save on fuel costs. So we've made a special purchase on a variety of contemporary and traditional occasional tables, curios, You could be one of 3 lucky homeowners who cqnsoles by Hekman ... and tagged them all at 50% off. will win ONE MONTH'S FUn COST (You Pick . ~hoose from this collection in wood and paint the Month!) UP to $100. There's nothing to buy. finishes. , .all of outstanding quality. SilTlply come in or call on how we can help you And th~y're in stock now in limited quantities. All salts are fl~al and all pieces are subject to prior sale. save on skyrocketing fuel costs, fill out an entry ,\lI\',II1\("'d H" WI' IIf" form and you could be a lucky winner. There's no in h,'uhh ",'ni"I'''. IllI'fl' So stop In today. obligation to buy. Even if you don't win you'll is s.ill II SI'riUIl;; 11I'lIlal Available at the Birmingham location only. receive a free booklet "104 WAYS TO CUT I)roblt'm

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GROSSE POINTE NEWS Paqe EIGven Nortlt Loses Ganle, Title Woods Studies llardsbip Case DIANETlCS, ENJOY YOURSELF THE MODERN SCIENCE BE NATURAL By Robert J. Evanski It took Lake Shore only five mayor said further problems Of MINT AL HEALTH Diane tics can help you to In ,a football game that was plays to score on its first The Woods counFil unani. might result in this instance, .' I)\l.."i'(\(.\ .. en joy being yourself. It to decide the champion of the possession as Ross Rocheleau mously granted Edward Bar. He had no objection to the ~ ~-;. H"":!,.WOK can help you to change any Bi.County League, a power. broke away on a 64.yard bieri, of Birch lane, a hard- issuance oC th~ certificate ~ _ 04"Nf11C personality trail you can. ful Lake Shore learn ousted run with 9:02 left in the first ship certificate of occupan. based on hardship but ques. \ quarter to give Lake Shore cy in his effort to convert tioned the parking require. t .' ~~rAAE sider undesireable. Man is The most comlnon qtrestion lodoy is "what's happening North High School, 14,9, last week. the lead. Utile Caesar's, 19767 :Mack I ment stipulation, , ~ basically good. Bewme to Real Esto'e prices today?" WJlI it continue to appreciate or The Norsemen were com. avenue, to a sit down restau. For his part. Mr. Barbieri more yourself Get the book will next yeor experience ~ d(>lIation of prices that will drop The title victory was Lake pletely stymied on oUense rant. This action was taken felt the proposed remodelling that explains what's actual. below our comprehension! Cha~ces arc we'r(> headed for higher Shore's eighth in a row and and left at halftime trailing at the regular meeting Mon. wouldn't create any parking Iy Slopping you from being prices--4 is hurd,,,"", Our prices hove traditionally been 20':'0 even 30 % below com. 6.1 league records and gave es in the community and around 40 seats-a "small, S'210 paperbackl 10 peroble oreos in other areas. went for a two-point conver. Lake Shore its only 100s. sian and were successful as Mr. Barbieri's will be • num. little toy." So . . . we've finally been forced out of our rut. A few Church of Scientology of Michigan they upped their lead to 14-0. ber five. ------I dorin!) Drokc,~ h:)\'~ p,,1 compctitive priccs on deserving homes Foundation Bookstore - Dept. G. The Norsemen tallied in At'the same time, City At. It can be a well. beaten : a;d ,:,cy've sold~ We're experiencing a few over.priced homes NHS Harriers the third period when quar- tbrney George Catlin told the path, and still not the right 3905 Rochester Rd.. Roval Oak. Mi. 48075 tcGoy.-b ....t as 10'1g os the ,eilers remain calm everything will terback Harry Gemuend went council that the operation one. .__ ~_I work O'.Jt fine. There is 0 sl.ght lull light now-port of it is Champs Again over from the four.yard line. would st~11 have to con(orm seaso'lal, port of it IS due to the dromaiic rise in prices. People Karl Tech kicked the extra to off.street parking require. are beginning to realize that prices aren't caming down. Some By Diane MarsUlIer point to make it 14-7. ments be(ore Building In. buyers hove outsmarted themselves wClting for the market to This past week the North North also picked. up a spector garl Wakely can j~~ reverse and now they must settle fOr ;or less thon they could High School cross country safety with only seconds left sue the certificate. Mr. Cat. have hod! team competed in two big in the game,. when they pin. lin indicated the business ONLY ONE LEFT! Grosse Pointe Reol Estate Co. 882-0087 knows todoy's meets. On Tuesday. Novem. ned Lake Shore inside its must con(orm to 50 percent market, their soles osso:iotes constantly study this market. They ber 2 the team ran at Huron own 10.yard line. Time ran o( such 'requirements. Only one luxury AjJartment Home now know financing which is the key to all good Real Estate. Give Park' and came home with (ll'tlila!Jle out, though and the Norse. Mr. Wakely said the guide. 110,,111 0 call-~ :hel"11 also Ie:: pw a~:;ul their rev;:;lulicn':H)'cne I lhe Bi.County Leagl.le cham. men saw themselves on the line being followed is cne In Grosse Pointe 's 1'101"t (;"dcin"J Condominium year warranty that has token Grosse Pointe by storm! pionship trophy. losing end of the 14.9 score. parking space for 30:J square Then on Saturday, Novem. The club eould only muster (eet of {loor space. He stated ber 6 the Norsemen traveled 72 yards on the ground com. Mr Barbieri meets this cri. to Grand Rapids to compete pared to the Shorians 212, teria and the 50 percent cri. TheJefferson Apartments. in the state meet and carried Gemuend completed four of teria and he plans to issue home the first place trophy. 13 .passes for an additional him a certificate oC occupan. Bill Weidenbach won the 25 yards. cy. 17111 E.)efferson Avenue. (Enter Off St. Clair) Bi.County varsity race in a North's next game is Sat. During the discussion on Phone 881-2424 time of 15:14. Gary Carter urday, November 13, when Mr. Barbieri's r e que s (, from Lakeview was second they clash with arch riv.al, Mayor Benjamin W. Pinkos at 15:29 .and Ed Hammer of Grosse Pointe South, at home expressed a concern over the North was third at 15:30. at 2 p.m. same parking requirements Dan Beck was fourth at 15:52 for sit down or carry out res- and Dale savage was fifth taurants. Feeling there arc at 15:58. Dye Natators varying parking problems for . In seventh place was Steve aU sit down restaurants, the Brandt at 16:08, Joe Ciara. Start Season vino was eighth at 16:32 and finishing 10th was Mark Ken. The Utica Swim Club start. nedy tlIt 16:46. Jim Schmidt ed off the Michigan AAU won the J V race at 16:211. swimming season for 1976.77 Hammer lead, the Nor.se. by hosting a Class C meet ment to the state champion. late last month. ship as he finished ill' fifth With over 2,000 entries, place at 15:20. Weidenbach the meet WIS long and hotly Was 11th at 15:29 oIl~d Beck contested in every event in was 15th at 15:30. CIaravino the Henry Ford High School finished in 24th place at 15:46 ~t. Detroit Yacht 'Club and in 39th place was Ken. (DYC), swim teamers from nedyat 15:55, giving the The Pointe who swam their Norsemen 94 points. ' first AAU meet ever were Savage was 50th at 16:06 Jim Smith .end Greg Ony- Plus a 1976 Tax Break, chuk. . 'lInd in 67th place was Luke A bit more experienced. You ca.n set u~ your own t~. Przeslawski at 16: 15. ut still in the eight and un. Lierluctlble rehrement pla~ If The Norsemen became- der classification we r e you don't have a pension stale champs for the third Bridget McKeever', T r a c i where you work ... or if you time in four years, 1973, .1975, Lafleur and Geoff Brleden. are self-employed. and 1976. FollowIng North, Other Dye swimmers who Deduct from your 1976 Grand :3lanc was second with are shooting for B times in taxable income whatever you 118 anti Jackson was third the older age groups are put away for. retirement-up with 141 points. Patrick McKeever, John La- to $1 500 for an IRA or 16711 MACK AVE at YORKSHIRE Coach Tom Gauerke was neuer, GaY.le Klein, Ann Gat. $7 SoO for a Keogh. This may be your last opportunity to enjoy all the OPEN 9.8 Doily pleased with the meet and OPEN 10.'2Svndoy torn and Linda Ash. I. • bes f 885-7140 his comment was "super." They joined' the 25 swim. But which plan IS t or amenities of fine living in Jefferson Apartments. mers from all other parts of you? . Only one condominium home left, with two bed- Lutheran East the Metropolitan Detroit area Let us te1\ you about rehre- rooms. two baths ... natural fireplace , '.' wet bar ~.~~f-?Lre!~!~~~....$1.19 for DYC relays. • ment plans approved by for •• Hosts Cagers ,Those placing in their in. mer Congressman Keogh, . .. spacious walk-in closets ... 9 fooCce/llngs. FANCY c dlvidual events were Linda himself, at high interest, ~ith The good life at Jefferson Apartments include 24 Ash 13 and over girls' 50 guaranteed income and a dis- '1' Lutheran High School East, CARROTS 15 PICG. fre.e. four.th place, and Geof~ ability option. hour doorman service ... complete security sys- 20100 Kelly road. will'host its FRESHSNO-WHITE Brleden el~ht and under boys W E SHOEMAKER CLU tern ... beautifully landscaped grounds. Act now e annual Donkey Basketball 25 fly, third place. and .25 •. ..' game Friday, November 19, before it is too' late. Open Saturday and Sunday MUSHRooMS LB. free, fourth place. Winning 269 Wllhams 99 in the gym at 8 p.m. ribbons for their second place Grone Pointe Farml, Mi. 48236 1-5 or call 774-1~51. D'ANJOY ~ The school's faculty will relay were Geoff Brieden 882-4069 saddle up to oppose their and Bridget. McKeever. I ll1l __ "-", PEARS .•...... •....•• 29 LB. counterparts from variollS DYC SWim m ers are'" __ WIll Sales and Management by Michigan Condominium Corporation east side Lutheran grade coached by John S£ire and New York, N.Y. 8-10-0Z. schools. Among the wen- Paul Mispeion. known steeds they will be riding are BeaUe Bomb, COKEorTA __ Rigor Mortis, Thunder Ball and Honey Pot. The school also will host 51.29' 'an all.you-can eat spaghetti dinner in the cafeteria at 5 p.m. before the game. .T'S TIME TO ORDER Advance Tickets for game ,are $1 for students and $1.50 YOUR "-FRESH" DRESSED for adults and they may be obtained at the school or from partiCipating teachers. Tick. TURKEY' ets purchased the day of the game will be 50 cents highter. FOR THE HOLIDAYS Tickets for the dinner are $1 for students and $1.50 for WINE SALE adults. WINDOWS BROKEN NOW IN PROGRESS Woods pollee discovered 16 , broken windows at M8son FEATURING ROSE WINE School, 1640 Vernier road, on Tuesday, November 2. Eight 'FOR YOUR were on the school's west side and eight were found at HOLIDA Y DINNERS the rear' of the bvilding. Police said the custodian found 28 broken windows on Monday, November I, and PACKAGE LIQUOR DEALER \ fixed all but the 16.

\ ClOSIOUT SAlE Just 24 left of thes~ very attractive three-room units in this well located Colonial building in Harper Woods. Close to 81.Johns Hospital, shopping center, the 1.94 Expressway, and regular and minibus service. A wonderful buy for a close relative, guest apartment or as your permanent residence. Four out of five of these desirable apartment homes have already been sold and 90% financing is available. Call 884-7750 or 774-1551, or stop-in to see us today at 21437 Kingsville one block east of Moross Road.

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Thunday, November ", '976 _ Page Twelve ~ROSSE POINTE NEWS DAILY tilE NO AN8WEa Blue Devils Nip Northern, 12-7 Schools Mark Education Week Dr. Scratch Has Hole-in-One Do not walt for extraordl. InfiaUon or not, It'. I mat- . ------' Dr, Gordon Scratch, of Rusty N a iJ Hole-ln.One nary opporlunlt1es to do ,ood ter of hl.tory lhat people Uve By Bob stoe1nv~1l which '1111Ibatted down by . American Educatlon Week wkh to see the prOgi"am at Lakepointe avenue, . eUgi. Sweepstakes, a national com~ deeds-make use of common besl when food prIces are Coach Russ Hepn~r and his four South defenders. will be observed In the North 'Hlgh School in opera. ts situations. highest. Blue Devil team traveled to OutstandJig performances Grosse Pointe Public School tion may visit classes on ble to win a free trip to petition sponsored by th~ Port Huron Frid8Y night, were. turned in by senior co. System the week 'of Novem. Tuesday, November 16, from Scotland and $1,000 as are. Dmnbuie Company of Edil)- ber 1~19 in a number of 8: 15.11:15 a,m. Visitors al. suit of scoring a hole-In.one November 5, and beat Port captains Chris Fielding and at the Gowanle Golf Club. burgh, Scotland. ways \SO will be welcomed jrom 1- Huron Northern, undefeated Myers, who had their best Dr. Scratch's ace qualified The winner will be an- and eighth ranked in the game of the season, At' Trombly School, the 3 p.m. on Tblll'Sday, Novem- him for the 15th annual nounced early next year. : state-: On saturday, November 13, second PTO meeting of the ber .18. Visitors lIre ~ked to Soutb'iS 12-7 viclory knock- at 2 p.m. South will play at year. to ,be held on Monday, report to tt1&. school office ed Nortbern out of undis. North mgh School for the November 15, 'at 7:30 p.m. in where they Will be assigned, Daily il3J RFt~!1~ puted first place in the EML. final game of the .season. the 'auditorium will feature a to student guides. special presentation "Teach. American Education Week '. At Courville TU 5.3979 The Devils finished. second Both teams have had good 11 ~.m.to;~~ o.m seasons, so this

6:30 The next scheduled draw. 1 Rev. Georg. M. Sch.lter ered in the other. in your ad os usual. 882.6900. For best service we strongly urge you CQI/ on a Thurs- Rev. Ron Kernahan ing fllr Super Winner Mrs. While on .her way to school Peters is today, November with a friend, a 12.ye8r-old day or Friday for the following week's publication. 11. Oxford road girl wa'S told that Then order GROSSE POINTE The Peters are the parents her friend found a piece of WRIIE YOUR OWN WANI AD. it by moil BAPTIST CHURCH St. Paul Ev. of four children. Mr. Peters wire. in a eandy bar she was 21336 Mack Avenue is a police officer in the given. While going through Lutheran Church Farms. He has nearly 25 Compose your own Grosse Pointe News Want Ad Grosse Pointe Woods Chalfcnt. .nd Lothrop her "goodies," the girl open. years on the force, ed up a bar wrapped in its A Warm Welceme ~. TU ''''70 and order it by mail. Charges indicated are cash rates! Awaits You We Invite You to Worship Mrs. Peters said part of original paper and found the . 9.~:la m. Wi,h Us her winnings will be used to straight pin inside. The Che-{~ at mont)l' order mu\1 oc(ompon.,. your arde-f - Worship - 9:30 and 11:00 take a "second honeymoon Sunday S,hoo' I. -u round, flat end of the pin . Phone No. (ounls os one word. 11 ... m. i . Sunday School . 9:30 to Hawaii." The Peters have was protruding from the end. . Hl'phenoled wordl (Ount as two words. DEADLINE Morning Worship l r' I all ages been married 29 years. In the lSecond instance, the i p.m. ,I • No abb'e.'at,onl permItted. 12 Noon TUESDA YS Nursery ages 1.5 both father, upon examination, Add 75~ lor Box No Evening Services ~. I" services found a candy bar apparently ~Ir;/~ices .~.1J f' j Pastors School Pools open a,t one end, A closer Rev, Ed Sleinharl\:'I'~:l ' Rev. Kenneth R. Lentz, look revealed a smal!l hole ------WANT AD ORDER FORM Progranls Set Schedule my GROSSI POINH HIWS Wont Ad for I TH.D. and the piece of wire. which ------was over an inch long, . Three of the Grosse Pointe B<>th youngsters didn't re- Da:~ Classification Desired GROSSE POINTE Public School System's swim. member where they ,received ming pools are available for WOODS the respective bars after Enclosed is my check or money order for $ ------CHRISTIAN open and family swiQ'l to covering the Oxford road, school system residents. rre&t~lerian Fairway road 8nd Holiday NAME ADDRESS ------SCIENCE Open swim's lire oheld on road area. Both pieces of First Church of Christ, Tuesday evenings at North candy were confiscated by Church SclenUst High School, 707 Vernier police. CITY AREA CODE _PHONE ------19950 MACK AVf:. at 1'ORltEY Gros~ PolDte Farms road, except for dates of ROAD ~300 282 Cb allo1lte North home bas k e t ball Moil to: C10ssified Adnrtising Dept. Grosse Poinle News, 9. Kuehuol, 11:00 Worship Services nur Kerby Road games. WaYlle County Grosse Poinle Forms, Mich. 48236 and Church School Servlcel W€'dnesday evenings Brow. llonors . ---_.~.-.------_. --_ .._._. ------"SUFFERING AND Sunday 10:30 A.M. nell Middle School, 260 Chal. Joyce WRITE YOUR AD BELOW OR ON A SEPARATI SHIIT IF NIIDID I LIFE GOALS" Wednesday 8:00 P.M. I fonte road, will host open Sunday School 10:30 A.M, ,swim. and Friday cvenings Mrs. Joyce Blumenstock. Minimum Cost Is $2.50 For 12 Words-Additional Words loe Dr, Carnegic S, CaHan and Saturday afternoons open of The Farms. w.as recently -_._----_._------Infant caTe provided. -.) ---.------1----~ --,---- swim will he at Parcells honored at the third annual -p- Middle School, 20600 Mack "The County Cares" awards - -- -- ~- ~---~._------_.._--_._----.- .. I 8 avenue, ceremony, sponsored by the 6 .. _ - --_ .. .•.- First Church of The evening swims are Wayne County Board of Com. ------~.-._. '--- -~-- .- -_._--- __ The Grosse Pointe \0 I I 11 scheduled from 7.8:30 p.m. missioners at lhe Roostertail Understanding while afternoon swims are Restaurant. ------1---- -,-__ -2:~ UNITARIAN I. 15 16 1 set from 2.3:30 p.m. A fee She received the Volunleer • I) 2.60 __ po ___ .lJiQ. 290 "New Thought In Action" CHURCH of 75 cents per person is -of the Year award from -- GrMse Pointe War I 17 18 1'1 ]0 171SO Maumee charged to defray the opera. Commissioner Jarrette Sim- Memorial ,.._,._- 320 tional cosls. mons for her work as ,a para. I 3OQ. ---'- -- -- lJ.Q -- 3.30 881.0420 n n 1~ • (;U('st Speaker: Family Night is on Fri" professional at the Family I ]1 3.50 360 3.70 Family Service 10:30 day evenings from 7.8:30 p.m. Counseling Service of Wayne I "---_._.- 3.40 Dr. Robert Anthony 17 ]8 Worship Service J1:oo at Brownell. The fees for County Circuit Court. I ]~ 26 11:00 Inter. direction 3.90 4.00 n Family Night are 75 cents Mrs. Blumenstock donated I ------'.- --j~.~ 4.1 "REACHING FOR )0 ) 1 )? "TJ':i\CH ~IE HOW per person, (I2 and over), more than 800 hours of her I 1'1 GROWTH" 430. 4.40 TO I'HAY" and 25 rents per person, time to interview clients for I . 420 450 ele 'Rev. rred F. Ca mphr 1I (under 12), with the cosl per I the service, according to 882.5327 . family not to exceed $2 ..;0, I Mrs, Simmons. .. i ~------~ t , - • • "S $ • » » a,aspPPPPPPPPPPsp; • » PPPF pp •••• 'FF ••• P F •

Thursday, November I J, 1976 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thirteen.--:Iiiii_, FREe ESTIMATES INSURED I I DON FURTAW Girl B~ketball Popltlar at Club All Pointe Club Has Fine Start EXPERT PAINTING This fall's Neiglhborhood Nancy Wright. 16 points. Gelling off to a go-o-d-s-ta-rt-K-i-e-n-Ie-,-Mike Bartoszewicz. Porch Enclosures 111/"1101 • f:.I/"nll' Club girl's ba'sketball pro. The teams practice and this season, the All Pointe Steve Makos and Craig lien- SCREEN, AWNING, WINDOW, After 6,00 p,m. gram features fourth through have games once or twice a Swim Club beat Dearborn zel. r 881.8895 eighth graders in league play. week. Volunteer mothers, 32B-222 recently. Five of the The girls medley was raced There oare over 100 girb par. fathers, sisters and brothers se\tn relays W(~,t to the by Suzy Spitos, Julie Rys!ew. ticipating in the program. coach the g i r 1st I.' a m s local sw;mmers. ski, Gina Bartoszewicz and Four teams are made up throughout the season. of fourth through sixth grad. Winning in ,lhe seven. and Randy Ditmars. POlITE SCREEN a SASH, eight.year.old catagory. 100. All Pointe also took aU I ers, with six teams of yard free. was Dwight Brown, first and second places in E .. seventh and eighth graders. North Girls Tom Grierson. Gail Stonisch the free events. First places 20497 MACK N '''~'IO, The s tan din g s for the and Sally Spilos. were won by Tom Houghton Midget, Midgie. L'e a g u e, Win Two Meets (fourth.sixth grades), show The nine and 10, 200 free and Martha Weber, Craig ...... New York Windsongs. 2.0, wa3 won by Ryndy Ditmars, Henzel and Ann Vanker, By Sue Fancett Cindy T san ga I i a s Mike Brell Karme)' and Maureen y Jerry Valente Detroit Bombers, 1.1, Miami Spirits, 1,1, and the Marquette North High School's girls W ds and Patrick Mc'Gough. Cross, Dave Zerweck and : Dishes containing food should be held low enough fa Hot Shots, 0.2. swim team upped its Bi. 00, I Mary Beth Mourad, TOllY County League record to 5-0 Toda Ralph, To~y Mon- lIIontagueand Judy Good. : makel,t easy for t.he person 10 whom it is being passed to High scorers include Tina last week. easily defeating tague, Karen Mohtor and In the fly events, blue rib-) : help himself. Serving fork and spoon should have handles Rolain, eight points, Carolyn Fraser, 10S.64, on Tuesday. Mary Beth Mourad won the bons were won by Tom Grier. : towar~ the guest: with lark to the left of the spoon, Are Ahee, six points, Suzanne November 2, and slipp,ing 15.18. 200 free The bOYS 200 son and Cathy Slickford, Ann

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, ,", Page Fourteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS ThlJrsday, November II, 1976 Grosse Pointe News II Letters' to the Editor. .j What Goes On ~~:~~~~N~~~~g~~~:;e~lt~~~~; GROSSE POINTE FARMS, MICHIGAN 48236 To the Editor: receive first priority cOllsid. at SKOtld Cloll Postage Paid at Detroit, Mjehjgon Why are l,he women in. eration for use of school fa. LATION Grosse Pointe treated as sec. cililies. followed by those in Your Library FULLY PAID CIRCU ond rate citizens when it Classes II, Ul and IV, re. M~mb~1" Mich. Pre" AJsoclaUoD aDd National Editorial AuoeJatlon comes to using a school gym spectiveiy. By Arthur .Woodford By Pat Rousseau Phone TV 2-4itOO during the evening? The requested time for a Chief of Central Library It seems the Neighborhood facility will determine prior. The Help Yourself Christ- ROBERT B. EDGAR., EDITOR and PUBLISHER Club can hav~ all the gymS ity. for those organizatioDi in In 1783, when the first ward Horton beg,jns ils story mas T.rees. .. a.re up and they~. . WILLIAM ADAMO ADVERTISING MANAGER on all available nights. (Could Class II, III and IV. Orlan!. aerJal balloon was perfected, from the end of the 18th cen. are laden with l\ew oma .. JOANNE BURCAR ...... ACCOUNTS this be becawe Mr. John zations directly related to the one of man's greatest and tury. It dwells in detail on ments. If you lost your col- JANET MUEL[,ER FEATURE, SOCIETY EDITOR Bruce, trustee 0; G r 0 s.s e scOOolsystem will have pri. most dramatic adventures the early experiments in. ROGER A. WAliA , NEWS EDITOR Pointe Boar<:!of Education, ority over other organizations began. cluding those of the French lection of ornaments because~'MJue!1.- JAMES J, NJAIM ..:, ,NEWS is employed by the Neighbor. included in Class II. What had seemed a fan. adventurer, Santos Dumont. of flooding, it's time to start -7 TOM GREENWOOD ,...... SPORTS, NEWS hood Club? The school system tries tastic dream suddenly be. It chronicles the extraordi. a new one now at The League SUSAN McDONALD...... , ..... ,EDUCATION, NEWS I am a member of the constantly to make Its facUi. came pOssible: man c<)uld nary exploits of Zeppelin Shop, 98 KerchevaL GEORGE POLGAR JR. ... ,...... NEWS Ladies Aerobic Dance Class ties available to as many conquer,the laws 01 gravity, and Eckener. MARY LORIMER , ADVERTISING which is a class for physical community groups as pos. ascend Into the unknown and There are C'bapters on the Handsome• New Pewter. PAT ROUSSEAU... .." , ,.. , ADVERTISING filness. Our class has been sible. The Neighborhood Club, view the world below frQm a aIrships in the First World .has arrived at Pongracz Jewel- CHARLES DICKSON...... ADVERTISING scheduled for two nights a one of the primary users of new vant'age point. The 'age War. on the marathon trips ers. See the traditional designs PHYLLIS NEAL...... , ADVERTISING week at Parcells lor this school facilities, has priority of flight had arrived. over the oceans and the poles JO MULHERIN .. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING yeaI'. for use by virtue of past . This week's column is de. in coffee sets, cand~estick hold- in the 20'.s and 30's, and 011> DOROTHY SCHIMANSKY, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING However, 0 u r members reservations. voted to some of the books the hideous disasters which ers, trays and other charming SHIRLEY ARNOLD , ...CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINC have now been informed that Since it had reserved the in our co)}ection t1lat recO\ll1t put an end to the great age _ ,..-- pewter pieces at 91 KerchevaL .... - ~ JEAN LOUGH... , CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING the Neighborhood Club is Parcells gym only for the those adventure. of lighter of the airships. LINDA LOUGH CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING taking over these two nights winter session, a location, than air flights-the Story of . . The Celebrity Fashion Show . . . to be FRAN BACHA CIRCULATION as of December 4. (other than Parcells), had balloons and airships. In his concluding chapter ------... - -- TbeNeighborhoodClubbin been planned initlally for the THE AERONAUTS, (Walk. Mr. Horton points out that held November 17th in The Raleigh House for e . Parcells' gym every night of dance class for the fall. ) b T C DAlt . tbe airships may not have the Redford Suburban League will feature e , B t • no . b If d th' er. y~. . . nu IS a died in 1937. fashions by the Maria Dinon Shop of Grosse Senf,OrS , eau f,f r.ca n the week that is avail a Ie an when 0 er groups complete history of the great now and I understand they develop programs that are' age of balloons, (1783.1903), There are those "who con. Pointe. Models will be TV personalities and ~JS A:red leU GP Woods have tied up other Grosse as widespread in serving the and of the courageous men sider fuatan advanced air. there will be other celebrities. The commen- Bm &- Pointe SChool gyms in the community .with the variety who flew them. . ship would provide the an. ta tor will be MarHyn Turner and the proceeds $wer to many problems that same manner. offered by tbe Neighborhood It tells the story of man's will go to the mentally and physically handi. By Roger A. Waha I at Gbesquiere Park. This w.at3 Why must there be such' Club, every effort will be tirst .aerial conquests and de. beset the cargo industry, not Three separate itemlS, two referred to the C.W on Octo. discrimination? - Or should made to accommodate them feats; of the first overseas to mention the environment capped. Come see the very special fashions in relation to senior citizens ber 4. I say politics? also. flights; of the first hJgh-alti. itseU." Mr. Horton envisions Maria Dinon has brought in for the event ... and one to the Beautificaqon A request from the Beautf. (EdJtor's Note: The NEWS lllcidentally. sin c e the tude ascents; of ambitli>us truly enormous airships, (1,' 11 Kercheval. Commission were discussed fication Conunission to apply received three letwn I&aUD. dance class (referted to) is voyages }i-annett.in giant bal. 300 feet in length), which , f f d I ni . th the above, ODe each from a program of our own De. ulmin An could pick up goods at the by ,the Woods Council meet. or e era mo es ~ e Irene M. ManhU, Shirley partment of CommunIty Serv. loons, (c aUng in . Did You Know • there's a new Kitty ing ,as the Committee of the amount of $140,000to finance dree's ill.fated Polar expedi. point of manufacture and Wagner facial expert at The Greenhouse? Her Whole (C.W), i.e., in execu. the proposed Veterans Me. KalkIIreuer aDd Ethel Cote. ices, it would receive prefer. tion); of the fil'6t use of bal. speed them direct to the cus. I tomer - anywhere in the name is Anna who studied in Europe and New tive s~ssion Monday evening' morial Parkway project along Mn. ArtbIl1' L. CullitGa also ential treatment under the loons in war, (including- the York and worked in New York before com- November Vernier road also was dis- exprellled her disple.6~~ propos~.poliCY. Civil War); and of the first world. 8. ' ing to Detroit. Also Tuesday nights are re- One request from the senior cussed, This was referred to ID aD effort to ciarify IDcere1y,. navigable balloons _ steoam, Could it be that the -age of served for men only for haircuts, facials, man- Citizens Commission which the C.W 011 October 18. ::~s'~~~e:r:e ~ ~:: Geo:g~ T. Eddington ~ectric and gasoline engined. the airship Js yet to come? icures, etc .... 17 Kercheval, 881-6833, was referred to the C.W bY In his report 011 the meet. r...... n.- ....eDt of schools -.. th Edit Mr, Rolt begins this IIC. tho council at its regular' ing, Mayor Benjamin W, .....sPllDded-""'.... OD &lie qUelU., ...of~ 0Th e 1. or: nd f". "ount WI'ththe ..,.'--others ....oot. Hunt.fot" Dog • meeting Monday, November Pinkos said the C.W made no the lI!:e of sebool fadlWes men eOf~;::e~o~te P~r~ g~er and :e1r ~se ~ hot Remember . . . don't wait until the last 1 was that the council au. official recommendation on ud the proposed shilt of tile wish to thank the citizens. a~r, and con udes .It WIth ~e That Bit Girl minute. Have your monogramming done soon. lhorize the incorporation of the trio of requests for the Ladies Aerobic Duce Clan who voted for our pension fli~ts of the Le~ndy .Jr- As of now there is only a two week wait on the senior citizens social council's consideration at a SpoIlBOredbydie DepartmeDi proposal on the November 2 shi~ ud of. the Wnght broth. Sboresauthorities are look. clothing or linens one week on engravable program into the' budget un. public ,meeting. However. he of ColpmGDJty8emeel from ballot ers flI'St airplane, ing for a German Shepherd items. Special orders on monogrammed jew-' der the .direction of the_parks iDdicated the coun<:U'sover. ParceD. &0 BarBel SCbool iD We'were very sure that the . In 1852HenrlGiflord, clad dog, reported to have bitten elry and glassware, three weeks. So hurry! and recreation department. all feeling in relation to the JaDuary. people' would support us In top ha~ ando frock coat Andrea EijsePeck. 13, of The second item disculPSed bids 1400 the possibility tbat e • • once they were Jnformed of made th~ first powered flight 23376 Westbury, St. Clair Don't disappoint anyone on your Christmas in relation to seniol's was the recommendations would come . The Board of Education's the inequity between us and JSont:: hist~~ 0.: the. wwltf. Sbores, at about 5:35 p.m. on list . • . Personally Yours, 84 Kercheval. c • 1 commission's bid to apply forth for action at ~e Mon. current policy on school us. the rest of the Grosse ,gan e ...ory 0 fe Sunday, November 7. for federal funds for tpe day, Decemtler 6, session. age is under review and will Pointes, airshl~ st~ry that .seemed The canine was described On Display, , , at Trail Apo- ~ construction of a civic center While no actual recommen. be a topic at an executive As a police officer in to en~ m di~~t~ 10 Mar. as being of medium size and thecary, 121 Kercheval, is the . I dation was made, the ma. session slated for early De. Grosse Pointe Park for the 1937Vihen the Hindenburg possibly wearmg an orange- all new Pantene line including -'" --.--= ' jority of the councll were in cember. past 32 years, I have had the was destroyed by f!re sec. striped coMar. . . shampoo,~ hair spray, setting and - / W00 dsAttorney agreement that the city in. Although the details have feeling that our citizens are o.n:ls after co~pleti~ her C I D . k wh conditioning lotions. _ I ' __ ~ - not yet been finalized. it ameng the finest anywhere. first transatlantic flight of p. anlel Froncza, 0 ReCeioVeSP'raloSe clude in its budget, and .nro-.. appears that the rental fee Your votes proved me right.. the season took the bl'te report ,".~al'd An. vide for, a senior citizens schedule will be divided into Many thanks to all of you In. bet.ween ..these years, drea told him that the, ani. Hamlin's Special ...• this week is Lanzi's Woods City Attol1leyGeorge progr~m under the auspices four categories: Class 1 _ from your firemen and po- the 8:rship seemed the shape mal was on a leash held bY Cashew Nut Crunch, regtilaily $1.~9 now spe- Catlin received the congratu. of the parks and recreation School Groups; Class II _ !icemen. The two percent ofthmgs .to come, and THE a milln or a boy. She could ciallypriced 95~ ... 89 Kercheval, TU 5-8400. lations of The Woods Council depadment. the mayor said. SC~ool.Related Groups and pension helps all of us in. AIRSHIP, (Putnam), by Ba. give no further description for his involvement in repre. "It's a reasonable request Governmental Units; Class eluding the chiefs and' as- sil. Collier is an enthralling of the persoll. walking the as far as I'm concerned and III _ Community Groups; sistant chiefs of both depart. account of that era. dog, but did say that he was You really should •see the beautiful collec- senting the community in a tion of Velvets at YOUNG CLOTHES ... recently concluded Detroit as far as the majority of the Class IV _ Commerical and ments. It gDeS .back to the da~s wJth a 14.year-old girl who Edison Co. case. council is concerned." Private Groups. Charles Slusser,' ~hen ~er~an naval '8.~ roll. was wearing 'blue jeans and exquisitely styled in radiant colors by your The councll receIved and Irene Sutton, commission Organizations which are I Chairman, Itary. aIrships made raJds. on a 'blue hooded parka wJth fur favorite makers: Eiseman, Sylvia Wp.Yc v.~~ced on me ..~, ~~~ter f.r~P.l chairman, stated. based on categorized in Class I will \ Pension Fund Campaign Britam during the FlI'st around the head coveri,ng. Grace, Elena, Ceil Ainsworth, and Impt>td Mr. eaUlil revll~wlngUie callie her .palSt upertenc:e, leniot, --_."-_ .. -.. .~.~, •. ,-" .-,--""-, .,' World War alld show bo... 'nlt~ vlt<;lm't mother; Mfs: "', ••,...,.••.. brother and sister s~ts;.Of-(!otirsl!.' at ils regular meeting Mon. citizens pl'C)gram... are UDder steps were taken to cOunter Brigitte A. Peck, said her Infant, toddlers, 4-6X and 7-14. Select your day, November 1. the recreation department of them; it describes how air. daughter was riding her bi. cities in most cases. "I would Know Your. Schools ships ilike the ",Mayfly," the cycle and, was passing the holiday dress now in time for Thanksgiving Last January, Edison liied and all the pre-Christmas festivities. an application with the Michi. like to have the city start "!talia," the "Shenandoah" man anll the girl. with the gan Public Service Commis. a senior citizens program and the "Dixmude" ended dog ,in front of 1005 Lake. sion (MPSC), to amend a which I petitioned for two By Dr. lVilIiam Coats, their short lives in diSaster, shore, when the animal snap- rule' of its rules and regula. years ago on the council Superintendent of Schools '..nd how Umberto Mobile ped and bit her on the left lions. floor," she said. new the "Norge" across .the ankle. Andrea did not lose "The pro p 0 s a 1 as filed Besides the fact Mrs. Sut. Negotiations between the "binding fact.finding" and North Pole. control of the two-wheeler, would, among other things, ton needs assistance In co. Grosse Pointe Board of Edu. "binding arbltration" which But the airship did not die nor did she ~al1to the pave. have required municipal gov. orwnating such a program, cation and the teachers' are different labels for the in 1937says Mr. Collier. Now ment, ••• along ernments to give to ,the De. which in v 0 lye s over 100 union have progressed from same basic concept. that helium is available in She said her daughter ped. troit Edison Co. the estimated seniors who meet twice a discussions at the bargaining ample quantities, there Js a alled ,home and repotted the cost of new street light in. month at North High S"hool,.. table to mediahon,. and now, As indicated publicly. on new wave of interest In the incident. Then, they drove stallations with no refund or she felt the city could do as a result of' a prolonged numerous occaSIons, our research and development of around the I neighborhood. credit to the governmenta~ much mor~ than the lIeniors stalemate _ to fact.finding Board of Education opposes the l'arge rigid airships as a where the incident occurred, unit," he said. "The pro. themselves in the p1anning Monday.Tuesday, November binding arbitration as a so. freight carder. in hopes of locating the dog, By Pat Rousseau .and coordination of activities. 15-16. lution to unsuccessful collec. BALLOONS' AND AlR- without success. posal would also have had Charming French Accent . , . for many rooms application to the costs of On the civic center request, tive bargaining. SHIPS, (IMacMWan)"by Len. Officers of the Sbores Pub. Fact.finding as a means of is the French Colonial Louis Quinze commode with any major street light con: the cost of Which was est!. resolving impasse is the nor. The reason for this posi. nart A. Ege is a compact Lie .Safety Department eon. version program." mated at around $2S0,OOO, mal step at this stage of the tion is that Board members handbooj( which spans the tactedal1 owners of th'at three drawers in natural pine. See it at Pierson He noted the final order of Mr. Pinkos said Jt's too late collective 'bargaining process. believe it would be irrespon. development of these tighter. breed registered in the com. Interiors-East, 377 Fisher Road Mews. the MPSC "affirms the posi. to apply for funds under the sible to place in the hands than.air machines. munity by phone, but with tion taken by the municipali. This year, as the two par. f ts'd b th Th $3.7 billion public works J'ob's ties have moved through 0 an ou leak b'serverd" d e ere are 80 ,-nages of full negative results. Th.e girl's Dinosaur Invasion just• in time for Christmas, ~. \ ties to the effect that such bill which President Gerald power to ma e 111 mg e. color illustrations of balloons mother was told to contact \ proposed contributions would these steps, some confusion .. b b st d ' Chunky wood puzzles will delight all ages, Two's Ford Signed early I'nO"tober... and some misunderstanding C1SIonsa outd' t e coI an and airships-from the orig. her family physician. ] be unconstitutional and that "We knew this at the ""un. quality of e ucationa servo ioal MontgoUier brothers' The doctor instructed Mrs. Company, 369 Fisher Road. \ portion of the proposed rule ..~ by the public have arisen. 'd d b 'tize cll level. It's stilI in the C.W Perhaps this was bound to ices provi e to t e Cl ns "cloud ina paper bag" to tile Peck to bathe the bite, said change has not be allowed." and we'll ask the C.W to happen 'since val')'ing reports Pand. tstudentsP bl' SofhiSthe Grosset extraordinary similar. sport to be a haJlf-incb abrasJon, What Could Be Nicer• . . . than a gift of Eve make .an absolute decision of these discussions have om e u IC c 00 ys em. balloons of our own day. The not a skin puncture. The phy. Stillman's sleep wear from Martha's Closet? For regarding applying for funds been widely circulated in the Such decisions are the accompanying text discusses sician also instructed the the elegant, there are beautiful pastel yellow, pink Crash Victim for a senior citizens recrea. media. right and responsibility of each vehicIe's history, can- mother to bandage the ankle or blue nylon nighties and pajamas that are hand Reported Fair lion center," he said. Some confusion stems from the duly elected members of struction and operating de. and to continue to look for The council. he continued, the Board of Education, Fur. tails. the animal to have it checked embroidered and trimmed with lace. The short can either honor the request improper use of the terms thermore, there is serious Here are the sonest' 0f th'e .orr 1'1s health. . . gowns are $25, the long $27. Then there are fresh A I5.year.old girl, who was or decline it. He felt lhe doubt as to whether the giant Zeppecrin airships that Shores police dispatched a pink candy striped night shirts with white man- injured in a bicycle.van acci. dent on Saturday morning, majority would decide not to Pointe Players Boord of Education would operated the world's tirst report of the dog bile to the darin collars, short, $20 ... long, $24. Blue stripes October 23, is reported in apply in relation to a policy have the legal right to abdi: airline service; tlje "mon. Macomb County Health De. are- also delightfully available. Both come in a poly- decision as funds arcn't a~ail. cate its decision.making reo sters of the purple twilight," partment, since the \pcident fair condition, (as of early Present Spoof cotton blend. Pick a tulip print, yellow and pink .able now. "But we need a sponsibility.. which rained terror on Lon. occurred in Lake To~ship, Monday afternoon, Novem. or white with a touch of green for a charming long bel' 8), in Saint John Hos. determination because of the The Michigan Attorney dhonfJ.nthe First World War; which, although it is an inte. possibility, with the new ad. The knights and ladies of General has ruled in Opin. t e Irst practical paracbutej gral part of the Village of nightie or pajamas. Eve Stillman has also designed pital. a short robe and nightie set scattered with spring Mary Miller, of Harper ministration, funds might be. South High School will pre- ion No. 4946, dated Febru. the unsung but highly sue. Grosse Pointe Shores, is 10- Woods, suffered head injuries come availa.ble in the fu. sent "Once Upon A Mattress," ary 20, 1976, that "the leg. cessful blimps of the U,S. cated in Macomb County. flowers. All are washable. AU P.S.M.L. All at Mar- an updated musical version d Navy. Anyone who has any infor. tha's Closet, 375 Fisher Road. . and a ruptured bladder after ture," he stated, f th f "Th P' islature has not authorize Because of the eu'enent matl.on of the whereabouts of being struck by the van, As for the Beautification 0 e spoo e rlncess boards of education to agree ~~ driven by a 16.year.old De. Commission's bid under the and The Pea," at the Per. to binding arbitration of col. color drawings. this as a book lhe animal or its owner, Holiday Special ... •at The Farms Market, a troit boy. at the intersection 'Same federal legislation, the forming Arts Center, Thurs. lective bargaining agree. that will be of particular in. should contact the depart. day-Saturday, November lB. .' terest to model makers. meDt at 795 Lakeshore, or fresh shipment of Hawaiian Pineapple Snow, and or Lochmoor boulevard and mayor said the council is 20, at 8 p.m. ments .to resolve.l!"1passes tn THE AGE OF THE AlR. call the authorities at 881. chocolate coated Macadamian Nut Clusters regu- viewing a portion of the collective bargammg. Thus, Jackson avenue, larly $3.19 a box, now specially priced $2.89 a box T:le case remains under in. group's request, i.e., in the Bruce Kefgen will direct it must be concluded that' _S_H_IP_,__ (R_eg_n_c_r.__),_b_yy __ Ed_._5500__ . _ vestigation by the Woods De. area of bet wee n $14,000. the 42.student cast, includ. boards of education lack stat. ... 355 Fisher Road, TU 2-5100. P3rlmen t 01 Public Safety .. $16,000, ing Maura Sendelbach, as the utory authority to agre~ to shy princess Winnifred. binding arbitration of the Now Is The Time ...• to come in and see our Winnifred's leading man, terms of collective bargain. small items which you can still needlepoint in time Dauntless the Drab, will be ing agreements with repr~; for Christmas gifts. Jewelry cases, wallets belts played by Marc Budge. an sentatives of their emp1~ Program ,...... Sirmake~Harryfor and'bothLadya comicalLarken the fact.finder. Come To Our . . . MIDNIGHT.b ly pasteis and navy or brown, priced and seriuus'" plot. Sir Harry is During the fact.finding MADNESS SALE, Friday, Novem er from $120 have just arrived at The Fulfillment of Family Life II played by JeCf Riddell and sessions, (after agreement by 12th, 8 p.m.-l1 p.m, Special items, .• , ~ .~ Margaret Diamond Shop, 377 Fisher Hannnny. Apprecialion. MUNal Respecl, Love Lady Larken by Terri Tur. both parties as to th~ issu~s greatly reduced. Good time to start • Road. pin. in dispute), each Side W111 gift buying at THE KALEIDOSCOPE, I Th Persnickety p. dl B h Mary Hocks will direct the present reaS(lns and rationale 886-4011 . e e ar at • T' o/w'€ial ~ ~: chorus with assistance from underlying its positions on'. Shop ... has Water Pik, Clairol's.;;;":: .::_~. Mrs. W. A. Riddell. Russell various issues. Furthermore, The Small Scene. Start your gift buying Makeup Mirror, Crazy Baby Travel . -, , ,+ Anduk~ Reed will direct the orches. each side is subject to exam. our MIDNIGHT MADNESS SALE. Special Curling Iron with adapter, Set To Gt. "'" ' t ination and cross examina. at by Clairol ... 369 Fisher Road. r~;Barefoot in the Park", tion both by each other as items up to 50'11, off, 881-5690. 1------_ well as by the lact..finder. ----'"-.~-,-- fO.JVOV -17-1:30 jJYov 2-1-3:00 will be the players next pres. himself. The Pastry Shop Piccadilly . . . NEW BUSINESS REP I HighentationSchool'sin March,newlyin Southreno. It Is expected that the fact. PC:~I.IJ.n Specialty nuts and candies and b rea d The. b National Bankd thof De.! of the trust division. Mr, ----.II MIDNIGHT MAD trolt as annOtVIce e pro- Dembek. a seven.year em. .f7j(}8~ td ~ vated auditorium. This will finder's report will help to -- . wreaths at our - motion of Christopher J. ploye of thc bank, ts a gra<\. be the fiTStp~oduction since clarify the issues for the - NESS SALE, 881-0600. v.Jmbek. of The Park, from Iuate of Michigan Slate Uni. 1968 in that theater, c<)mmunityand w1ll ~rve as • tmst officer to new busine3s versity and holds an MEA ,,1976 World PIon F.l

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Thursday, November II J 1976 GROSSE POINTE NEWS 'Night Music' to Benefit GP Symph~ny Holiday Is Theme For Berry Lecture Reservations Now Being Accepted for Subscrip- tion Luncheon Followin9 Grosse Pointe Gar~ den Center's "Dividend" Program "Traditional Holiday Decorations Updated" is the topic chosen by Robert Miller for the Grosse Pointe Garden Center's 1976 Berry Memorial Lecture, to be presented Friday morning. Novem~ bel' 19, in the Grosse Pointe War Memorial's Fries WOMEN'S PAG.S Auditorium. Mr. Miller is bringing Pointe Farms, M i c h ig a n between eight and 10 48236. They will be accepted holiday door and table on a first come, first served basis. From Another Pointe arrangements - and Luncheon tickets will be Short and to slides, to illustrate and held for lecture day pi~k.up demonstrate how they at the ballroom door. Lunch. of View The Pointe were created. eon chairman Mrs. Daniel By Janet Mueller The speaker is assistant J. Clifford promises a superb director of grounds and build. menu. She has been working Cadet GARY M. KOPAC. ings at Greenfield Village closely with Miss Natalie Mrs. Charles D. K. Brown, of Sunningdale KA, a Groose Pointe North and the Henry Ford Museum, Patten, in charge of War ,drive, Mrs. Gordon Buehrig, of Lochmoor boule~ High SChool graduate, son of Michigan's own "Williams. Memorial catering, as she MR. and MRS. JOHN KO- burg," as famous worldwide was at the Viomell's City vard, and Mrs. Walter W. Wood, of Renaud road, Club ot Detroit. are preparing "potatis~korv," following directions PACKA, of Westbrook court, as the restored Virginia capi. has been ,promoted to the tal. They're holding out some set down in the famous recipe h,anded down by rank of cadet technical ser- In his Berry lecture at 11 surprises, but have revealed their mother, the late Mrs. Otto Lundell. geant at the United States in the morning, he will ex. that the delectable City Club . The Lundell Sisters' potato sausage will be Air Force Academy where, The Grosse Pointe Symphony Making final arrangements for the plain and show how tradi. cheese souffle will be served. just one feature-but a very special one-in the a member of the Class of '78. Women's Committee-has selected a Tuesday, November -16, theater par~ tional concepts can be trans. and dessert will be rainbow fabulous smorgasbord to be laid out this Sunday, he has al30 been appointed most appropriate project as its next ty are, (left to right), MRS.RAY~ lated into fresh, new ideas sberbet. N,ovember 14, at the Bloomfield H~ls home of Mr. squadron athletic ~ergeant. benefit for the Pointe Symphony: MOND J. DUFFY, JR., ticket chair~ for use In today's homes. Mr. Miller has donated his • • • Mrs. Arthur O. A. Schmidt, arrangements, valued {rom at).d Mrs. Ernest A. Jones, when Detroit-Swedish dinner in the Grosse Pointe War man, MRS.. ELMER L. BARBER $15 to $35 each. Eaeh will' go 'MARY FRANCES ISCA, who, with Mr. Barber, is general Garden Center president, has C~uncil members gather to view the film of His daughter of MRS. JOSEPH Memorial's Crystal Ballroom fol~ asked Mrs. JOM C. Cook to home with a post. lecture Majesty King Carl XVI Gustaf's wedding in Stock- ISCA, of Fairford road, has lowed by Grosse Pointe Theatre's chairman ot. th~ evening, and MRS. chair this annual event: a luncher. holm this summer. been appointed Media Wll'iter production of "A Little Night Mu- NABIL T. TAWILE, decorations November "dividend" for The fish. table, ("still-bordet"), will offer six for the Ameriean Diabetes sic" downstairs in Fries Auditorium. chairman. Garden Center members and different dishes. A variety of cheeses is another Association. Michigan AWU. their friends, a thank you for Pointe Garden "must," and Mrs. Carl Johnson, of Windmill Pointe ate. M3l1'Y, a graduate of Our Honorary chairmen 3Il'e Mr. berg and William Bradley, Among those Wtho'U be sit. aU they have done for the Club to }I eel drive, is handling this department. Lady star of the sea High and Mrs. Sterling S. Sanford. and Miss Hazel Thom'as. ting do\Yn to supper at 7 next Center. SChool, received her BaClhelor Information on ticket>, ($15 Assisting Mrs. Tawile with Tuesday are Mr. and Mrs. The late Eska and Ray- The men will be helping, too. Wesley R. John- Mrs. Byron B. Phillips is of Arts degree in Communi ca. per ,person), may be obtained decorations are M11s. Frede. Paul J. KeWr, Dr. and Mrs. mond Berry, avId garden (Continued Oil! Page 21) tion, with a minor in Journal. by contacting Mrs. Duffy, rich Clark, Mrs. Ha.rold Lee, Lyndle R.Martin, Dr. aud lovers, endowed the lecture, opening her Fair Acres drive ~m. irom Michigan State Uni. 882.7149, whose committee Mrs. Cad Weideman, Jr., Mrs. WUfred J. Harll'ison, the which always seems to start home ,to members of The versity. ' includes the Mesdames James Mrs. Theodore Berend:sohn John E. Youngs" the Laddy Grosse Pointe's boUday sea. Pointe G8rden Club Monday, and M1Is. William C. Roemer. Rices. the William Becken. son. November 15. Mrs. Robert • • • A. DuRoss, Richall"d Burr, A. Conder, Mrs. J. C. Hurley ] Mar i n e Lance Corporal J. Christie, Jack Tocco, Roy Mrs. Walter F. Isley is handl. hauers, the Donald Cherrys Although' the lecture is and Mrs. Robert C. Winter JOHN P. FERROL, a Grosse Zimmerman, Roy Schalflen. ing publicity. and Mrs. Wilber 'M. Brucker. free, the -luncheon following wl:ll assist the hostess. Pointe North High SChool at 12:45 o'clock, in the Grosse A feature of the day's pro. graduate, 1Ion of MR. and South High SChool graduate cipals in Arlington, Va. is the former CAROL JtlD. Pointe War Memorial's Cry. 2;(} MRS. ~ILVIUS P. FERROL, son of the ALFRED BASTIA: • • • DLE, daughter of the DEAN stal Ballroom, is by subscrlp. gram will be a display of , of B~alI'moor eourt, has !e. NELLIS, of Maison road, and MR. and MRS. DAVID K. RIDDLES, of Hillcrest tlon. ReservaUons' at$U5 containing floralar. ported fo.r duty .at the Marme SHERRl DOLSON, a Music OWEN PETERS announce road. Paternal grandparents per person may be made by Nngements, designed by the Corps Air Station, EI Toro, major and Grosse Pointe the birth, in Ann Arbor, of are MR. and MRS. EARL mailing checks to the Gl'()sse me m b e r s. A Bicentennial film, "Make Way for .....•.•....•Calif. •• ~ North High School graduate, JONATHON DAVID PETERS PETERS, of Adrian .. Pointe Garden Center, 32 th, {S./" AK daughter of the ROBERT September 21. Mrs. Peters (e-tlIlued 011 Pare 30) L a k e s h 0 r e road, Grosse Past," w~ll be shown. >.. sonCadetof MR.MIKEand MRS.MISZCEY., DOLSONS, •of •Harbor• court. .1...... •..l '". GENE J. MISZCAK, of Wil- .~X' low Tree place, has begun DR. A L F R lED A M. ;< . sixth grade at Missouri Mill. FROST, principal of Defer , ? tary Academy. Elementary School, presi. • • • dent-elect of the Michigan Association of Elementary ~em~er~ of Michigan State School Principals, was among ymverslty s Spartan March. participants in a three.day mg Band are f res h men ~eadership conference held DAVID ~ASTIANE~I, a by the National Association .fJ:~:f~~~~b~~,t~~~~.Of Elementary. School Pr~. Gene_logical Research AFTER QU~8ter F~cus S~iety' Sets: W~rkshop , On Hong Kong The" Detroit Society for BART EDMOND Genealogic81 Research, Inc., Hair - Skin,:, Make-up Salon The Pear Tree Chapter of has scheduled' its annual Questers will meet. next workshop for this Saturday, GROSSE POINTE WOODS Thursday, Xovember 18, at November 13 in the Friends 21318 Mack Ave. 10 in the morning in the Auditorium of the Detroit )ht shops of Balfour road home of Mrs. Public Library. 888-6080 Robert Sheridan, where Mrs. Registration is set for 9:30 Eyenlng Hour. A. J. Christie will present o'clock. The program begins BEFORE the program: "Hong Kong at 10. Five topics will be Holiday." featured, ranging from Fun. damentals of Genealogy, to be presented by Betty Lou W"tt01\.Pi~rCt Morris at both a morning (10:30 to noon), and alter- noon, (1:30 to 3 o'clock), session, to a progl'am on French Research by Donna cordiaNy invites you 10 see Valley Stuart, of Doyle court. Time a];so has been set aside for individual confer. , the ences with DSGR members. DSGR pub lie a ti 0 n sand genealogical aids will be for sale during the luncheon I hour. Five Pointes Irom our Club to Meet

Five Pointl"f Garden Club Collection will meet Monday, Novem. ber 15, at 1 o'clock in the Resort and Ea,rly Spring Roslyn road home of Mrs. Ludwig Schiele. Members have been asked to' bring 01 their own materials. to work COllection on a project of their choice Winler in 'a Christmas workshop. Presented by Posh representative Mr. Sidney Scher Coalj' Tuesday, November 16 f'abllloliS 2861 Somerset Mall • Troy Selection of Wednesday and Thursday Christmas . November 17 and November 181. 16828 Kercheval Ave" in the Village, Grosse Pointe Boxed Cards Roll JI rap Party GOOci.Ii Informal Modeling , 11 a.m. to 4 p,m. 'I Christmas , , Candles & ()rrw ment.Ii

Slore Hours: Open Oai/y '-30 a.m. III S.jo p.m. CLOSID SA'I'UaO.Us ,vTHE SQUIRREL'S HbT 1"4' MACK .... "15

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::1 Plge SixtHn GROSSE POiNTE NEWS Thursday. November II. 1976 Society News Gathered from the Pointes

Jars of Goodies Stock Pantry Shelf Plan Cllristmas Cr~lft Programs Lecture-Rehearsal Serie~ Scheduled • ., 27. Aida Ccccato. will again i ~urrent ~rojec:s:. the OI.son. Two craft experts from First -of Three Programs Featurmg Detrort Sym- he on the podium. Guest I itl) ~enD1S ClassIc, Holiday Grosse Pointe Woods are phony Will Be Presented Next Wednesday a~list. wi!l bc. Murray Pera. Fas.h on LOre" (presented ~ scheduled to teach w t..s ho • • hla, plantst. Three Overtures conjunction Wlth the DetrOit in the making of pr:: co:: Afternoon at Ford Aud,torIum by Weber, Beethoven's Piano J Historical Guild), the Lee. and nut wreaths and Christ. h . Concerto No. 1 in C Major, I ture.Open Rehearsal Series mas plates en Mondays, No- T e 1976-77 Lec~llre-Open ;Rehears~l. Senes I Opus 15, and Schumann's and the Christmas Walk, to vember 15 and 22, at the 51. sponsored by the Jumor Women s AssoclatlOn for I Symphony No.2 in C Major, be held this year in Palmer Clair Shores Recreation Cen. the Detroit Symphony Orchestra opens next Wed- Opus 61, will be featured. I Woods. ter in East Jefferson avenue. nesday, November 17, with "Their Nationality's • 01' $ • Entertainment at this No. The classes will be held Showing," featuring Mischa Kottler, pianist, and 'J?le S y m p h 0 n y Juru~rs I v~mber luncheon was pro. [rom 10 to 2:30 o'clock. Par. Andrew Davis conducting the DSO at Ford Audi- gataered yest~rday mormng vlde~. by, Mary. G. Pardee, ticipants are asked to bring torium ------at the DetrOit Golf Club'l mUSIClan.m.re sId e nee al . I where members were in. I 0 a k 1and University and bag lunches. Coffee and tea Music to be performed Henry Dr.eHmann, 8~J.6103, formed of progress on four I pianist Teruko H. Yamasaki will be provided. includes Weber'.s Over- or ~ast Side commumty co------.------. The instructors, both known ture to "Oberon," Rach- ~rdmator Mrs. Karen Hall. on the East Side for their . ff" P' C ldge 824-4809 work as flower arranging mamno s rano oncer- ' . Come meet and flower show chairmen at to No.3, the Detroit pre- Mrs. R0!>ert Winiecki is Woman's National Farm and miee of Sibelius' ''Tapi- general chaIrman of the 1976. G d A ., II • 77 Lecture.Open Rehearsals, , ar en ssoclation !vents, ala and Four Slavomc \\:hich benefit the Symphony Edwin NEWMAN ar~ Mrs. JlImes Comms, of Dances by Dvorak. Musicians' Pen s ion and Al11taavenue"and Mrs. Peter . M Biglin ' Robe t J bn d Each Open Rehearsal at 2 Ma10tenance Fun d. rs. , o. r o. roa. o'elock is preceded by a 1 Henr,)' Domzalski, of Wind. They .are scheduling the o'clock lecture by Ruth (Mrs. mill Pointe drive, is president clas~e~ 10 November so that Robert) Kaiser. of the Symphony Juniors. partiCIpants may complete . • • • Christmas decorations and Tickets at $2 each are on gifts well ahead of the holi. sale the day of the program. Second pro gr a m in the day rush. Tickets also are offered at series, Wednesday, March 9, The plates, which make $1 for students, senior citi. will focus on "Sibelius, Man heirloom gifts, feature de. zens and groups of i!O or and Musician." It will feature Packing up homemade jams and kitchen was the scene of the "box- Aldo Ceccato conductiJ\g the jellies, pickles, sauces, relishes and ing session." The jars-over 3,000 of coupaged Christmas decora. more. lions on glass, which is pearl. The three.program series DSO, and violinist. Kyung. other goodies to stock the Pantry them-will be sold today, tomorrow Wha Chung: Shelf at the Junior Group of GOod- and Saturday during Antiques Mar- ized. Those making them for Is available at $6 per person. The final program, "Let's will Industries' 29th Annual An- ket hours, (11:30 to 9:30 o'clock gifts may take f a v 0 r i t e Ticket information may be Christmu card scenes to tbe obtained by contacting East Try 'C' for Color," will be tiques Market and Sale are MRS. Thursday and Friday, 11:30 to 6. second class. Side school coordinator Mrs. presented Wednesday, April CLARK HINKLEY, (left), of Uni- o'clock Saturday), at Dearborn's Charge for each class is \'el'Si ty pl1tce, and MRS, JOHN F. Fairlane Manor. $2.50, plus materials. Further FRALICK, whose Sunningdale drive ir.formatioo 00 these classes, and a third one for wbich the date may be announced later, may be obtained by Grosse Pointe Woods Lions Club CUSTOM calling Mrs. Comins 886.73« l FRAMING or Mrll. Charles Stapleton: "".e,('" 779,3249, who a1ao are hand. - Substitute host on - NBC correspondent, Wide ling class reservations. "Today" critic & commentator J Selection Busy Year Has Begun JEWELRY - Frequent visitor on .. Author of the best "Meet The Press" seller, "Strictly ~ of For Alpha Zeta ADKfs EXHIBITION & Speaking" 1/1 •••. Mouldings The Roland road home of Now offers further evidence of the happy-sad • Gladys Ludwig, Patrice Lud. state of American English in his new book to fit your Wig and Claudia Greenhoe was the sett.ing for Alpha SALE just published ,:",ovember 8 by Bobbs-Merrille. every need.,. Zeta Ohapter of Alpha Delta Kllppa's first meeting of the The collection will include handcrafted Our Inming dept. year, .at which plans were - A Civil Tongue - .made for members to attend • RINGS. • BRACELETS wllliry to the recent Alph.aDelta Kappa • Mr. Newman will be at THE BOOK SHELF, • State Day celebration lunch. • NECKLACES • EARRINGS 1.12 Kercheval on the Hill, on Saturday" accom.odate you eon at Somerset Inn. Barbara Weaver, of Van Crafted from JADE -IVORY # BONE November 13, 1976, from 11:30 a.m. to in time for AntweIll road, 'and Evelyn Combined with liquid silver and sterling 1 p.m. - The public is invited to meet him Toll were co-hostesses for the and to have him autograph his new book. • -:~i", ",. ';-' ~ ....-""':'.~•..• ~ ,... ."1" ? ;, .. , <, r;; ,:'I" Cbrlstlllas November,meeting. Membertl NEEDLE.!l!ltKNotS~lnc.' " ',., Starting~~v. 21 brought suppUes "and' >dire!!- ',:This.SUN~, Nov . .,14;1~p.m.-8p.m .. ~: ~I~. 1 .'. ~ j 20ISI'1i.ck Ave.: . 'Hours: Molf'thru Sat. 10-6 tions for .making decorations "A CivNTongue" is"now available at: , . :'" . bet. Hampton &. Rosl'ln (Sunday 12-3) for the !Michigan Memorial American Legion'Memorial Hall 881-4567 Institute, one of the year's altruistic programs. 20916 MACK AVE. JHE BOOK SHELF'

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Let the kids learn to cook Saturday, November 20

from 1 to 3 P.M. Our Chef Extradordinaire, Bob Mounsey,

will teach boys and girls, age 9 to 14, the secrets of

creating gourmet delights. , .omelettes, crepes and .eggs

benedict will be the "bill of fare" for future breakfasts- i Ben Thy/an designs ... :: S in-bed that parents will enjoy. Cost of the class, 2.50 ! The perfect rime ..]; Please call 882.7000 ext, 151 for a reservation before for choosing Mink :i is Now .. , , i meeting your fellow students at the: personnel office. Gracefully shaped I easy flawing coot J; made of the finest f i ;i BLACK INS HA1lJMl ROYAL SAMlNKCK .Ii / II JaoobSons GROSSE POI NTE ot the Internotionol ,CwU'e Furrlersj32 East57th 5treet/Fourth Floor/New York City (2.12) Plaza J.i700 I _ Thursday, November II, 1976 G R 05 5 E POI N TEN E W 5 Page Seventeen Women's Page -'by, of and for Pointe Women ------Robert A~Il()lle.!~~s in Ohio I ~1"Sp~~~~raB~~~:;ae Newcolners Plan a Party Interfaith Cente~~ponsors Holly Mart 1 Robert Louis Agnone, son of Roc h est e 1', N.Y., and. --- Grosse Pointe Newcomers and Carol Lytle and Bob and of Dr. and Mrs. Eugen~ J. b!.idesmaids Ann Carroll, orl Grosse Pointe Alumnae of and their guests will gather Glory Schappe. ' Agnone, ~ho moved to LIght. fmdlay, 0 .•. and Mary Ar-I Sidll1a Kappa are sponsor. at the Grosse Pointe Yacht Helping with the gamrs house POInt, Fla., three years nold. of ElllHra, N.Y. . " Club Saturday November 13, wil1 be Ron C I' amp ton, ago, after 20 years in Grosse! Dr, Eugt'ne J. Agnone. Jr.. ~ng a baza,ar of handcraCl~d for a Moqte c'arlo Night fea. George Eshelman, Bill I.l'i1h, Pointe. claimed Cathy Susan! came from Oxford road to i Items and baked good; tillS turing wine, cheese and as. Jay Bar r 0 n and Seward

Hendricksen, ,daughter of.the I serve as his brother's best [I Saturday, November 13, from sorted snacks, Sloan. James Hendrlcksens, of San. man. 10 to 4 o'clock at 19914 Helen Accepting reservations at Couples who have recenlly dUdsky, 00"tabs his bri.de ssat' Ushering were Duke Uni. court Harper Woods. Pro. $13 per person arc Joe and moved (rom an arra nOI ur ay, coer 16,111 an.l 't t d t L . A' Nancy Trowern 8?2 1550 touchl'n~ thn bO\ln(l~rl'('" of d k' St p t d P l' I versl y s u en OUIS gnone'l eeeds will supporl various ' ~ - , . ,,' '" us y s , eel' an au s, another brother. John Ag.,. ". Party planners in c Iud e Grosse Pointe :\re eligiblr (or Church. I none, of Southfield, a cousin, charitable orga.mzatlOns. In Gene and Beverly Brown" Newcomcrs membership. In. The 2 o'clock rites at which Jack Terrie, of Pittsburgh. c1udlllg the Selllor Center. Chris and Maureen Denbeck,: terested pt'rsons may C(II\ Father Daniel Zak presided Pa, Jack Shied, of New York . Scott and Jackie Funt. Paul i tact the nH'mhership chair

were followed by a reception City, and Daniel Pietragallo, T~e AI~nae ~1eet~~g W~d~ and AnnaLee Henning, Bob I men at 8868323 01' 824037-1. at the Sandusky Yacht Club, Jr., of Los Angeles. " n~sl a " °t~emMer t V a ------.---- after which the newlyweds . 0 c OCk III e oun ~~non d I left to vacation on St The mother of the bnde road home of Mrs. Wilham Women Accountants View Detroit Bu get Thomas in the Virgin Islands' wO,re a. floor length aqua Bryant will be devoted to The American Society of The sodal hour hedin, at . . . ~llIt. With a a long-sleeved making (avors for the Seniol' .. I They are returmng to reo Jacket, Her corsage was a Center Christmas Party. Women Ac.countants will pre. 6 o'clock. Dinner :It 7 will be side in Palatine, III., where I rose. The bridegroom's sent Mane Farrell.Donald. followed by Ms, l"arrcll. I the bridegroom has been I mother s e Ie c t e d a long. Further information con-I son, Auditor General for the Donaldson's "View of Dl'- making his home, sleeved, formal length gown I eCTIling the Christmas bllzalir Cit;.. of Detroit, at its ;mnu:l1 troit's Bud;:ct." Rrscr\':lI\O!l<, The b rid e's candlelighl of peach ultra suede, and 1r meeting may be obtained public relations dinner meet at $11 per perSOll, must be Q 1 a n a gown was lace. while orchid corsage. contacting Mrs. Keith ing next Tuesday, November made in advanrc bY contact trimmed, and she wore the Among the guest wer~ tb "'1st, 386.0864, or Mrs. 16, at the Sentinel Center in ing Dorothy ~l. Prers 757. diamond necklace worn by bride's grandpar~nts, 1\11'. "II French, 774.9177. East Jefferson avenue. 8200. her grandmother and mother and Mrs. Jam e s Hend on their wedding days. ,rlcksen, or' Sandusky, and Among those assisting KATHEY TETTE, ANN (Mrs. Michael) Mac- In ~int green Qiana knils, i the bridegroom's g.randpar. (Mrs. J. Thomas) McGOVERN, DONALD and CAROLYN (Mrs, carrymg fall bouquets, were l ents, Mr, and Mrs. LO~lis (standing, right), in planning the Dennis) DETTMER, (seated, left to honor attendant Carol Grocki, . DeLuca, of Pittsburgh. Pa. 1976 Interfaith Center Holly Mart, right). Twenty-five Michigan artists open today, Thursday, November 11, and craftsmen are offering items for MADISON from 10:30 until 8 o'clock, and Fri- the Christmas season, quilts to patch~ 29th ANNUAL day, November 12, from 10 to 3 a't work, ceramics to Studio Clare's Ger- SQUARE the Grosse Pointe War Memorial, man tree ornaments, toys to water- JUNIOR GOODWILL were CYNTHIA (Mrs. Peter) WAR- colors. The Mart features a bake NER and DONNA (Mrs. Jerome) sale and. boutique items, plus the Fine tvbhogany Re-creations BELL, (standing, left and center), Interfaith Center's own Holiday of 1Hth Century Desi,gns SUSAN (Mrs, William) FRANPS, Cookbook and Christmas cards. NANCY (Mrs. David) MARAN-

ENSEMBLE FOR EARLY MUSIC performs Le Roman de Fauvel -' a medieval musical Broadc;asting THE DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS DSO Concerts Founders Society Concert Series, Editn J. Freemon, (noirmoo AUDITORIUM, FRt-" NOV. 19, 8:30 P.M. Weekly broadcasts of live Tickets 58, 57, 56 - All Hudso!,'s & Art Institute Ticket Office; 8322730 Detroit Symphony. Orches- .tra concerts, which have not , been available to radio listen. ers since April of 1975, began again Wednesday, November 3. at 8:30 o'clock over mink and leather WDET.FM, (101.9 Mz). The new series-marking the first time regularly- scheduled DSO concerls have been aired over WDET, or broadcast in FM.stereo over FAIRLANE MANOR ,any station-will be heard 19000 HUBBARD DRIVE • DEARBORN, MICHIGAN ONE MILE NORTH OF GREENFIELD VILLAGE ;, every Wednesday evening over Detroit's Public Radio station, {Iwned ,and operated • by Wayne State. University .• ~ . ifhe4irst' b~st wis ta \"',,~~~.H.~_SIGN~tEME8MAlO , , .... , ..'", . ; tape of the all.Berlioz con . 75 KERCHEVAL ON THE'HIU:,'r cert whi~h ~l1~n.ed .t}1~i~76. ,t.,.-...... S 77 season September 23, 25 and 26, featuring DSO music 882-1610 director Aldo Ceccato and Contralto Maureen Forrester. Commentator for the series will be WDET music director Orin Hood. /' Station WDET.FM also will be responsible for produc. tion and distribution of broad. cast tapes to the other 10 .I Public Radio s t ,a t ion s throughout the State of Michi. gan, heginnmg in January. Virtually every resident of Michigan will thus be able to 'hear these delayed con. cert broadcasts. o A special $100,000 grant fro'm the Ford Foundation helped initiate the statewide broadcast project, believed \~ / to be the first venture of its kind in the nation. See our sensational The grant, made under the group 0/ mink Foundation's special fund for ond leolner 51(0l/er ~lichigan, an annual alloca. coots. Mony color tion for philanthropic activi. and unique design combinations. ties in the Foundation's state ~ of origin and incorporation. covers a three.year period and has been used, in part, to purchase the stereophonic recording and duplication ~'"S'~ e qui p men t necessary for ~ G"O$SI ~OfNra these broadcast.>. Remaining funds will be used to help cover the cost 20327 MACK, GROSSE POINTE WOODS Open Fri. 'til 8 p.m. of additional salary pay. ments to DSO musicians for • Robert D. Miller 885-9000 • Douglas A. MoV at least two seasons of hroadcasts. CiMg~.kbuJ!ifl!, oNlflJlt 20 to 30% DISCOUNT On All Jewelry DIAMOND SETTER & JEWELER • KALEIDOSCOPE - WORK DONE IN OUR r~ * 'U~T5~ dill OWN SHOP- 885 .6783 • Repairs .FIC~-V • Complete line of mountings • Rings - Rmdants 881 .0600 e Appraisals for Insurance • SIGN OF THE LION • Watches • ~[}Urn ~[i1)ffi~~ ~@rnoorn "Look for the Red Awning" 881 ~2880 Rings Designed and Handmade 881 - 5690 by Mr. Kouelter Especially. for YOU!

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, I r,.' P , n r s r r • sa .7 PH S 2; ?s 7 , S • 2 ,# ? 2 " • 2 PP 2 2 21 Page Eighteen GROSSE POINTE ~EWS Thursday, November, II, 1976 Society News (;athered from th.e'Pointes The Robert Rashids , Dennis Willette to Claim Bride j Nancy Van Tiem . The engagement' of Kath. Mr. Willette, son of the ryn Lynn Snyder and Dennis Arthur V. Willettes, of Cook 'I Michael Willette has been road, was graduated trom announced by her parents, Grosse Pointe South High Married in July Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. School, at ten de d Wayne Snyder, of St. Clair Shores. State University and the Gourmet House Reception Follows Ceremony in I They plan a July 15 wedding, University of San Francisco. Our Lady of Redemption Church at Which at Our Lady Star of the Sea Callf .. and is presently work. Church. ing toward a Bachelor of Sci- She Becomes Bride of Robert Elie Rashid ence degree in Engineering The bride.elect received at Macomb County Com- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elie Rashid, who vaca- htr Bachelor of Arts degree munity College, while work. tioned in the Caribbean, visiting San Juan, Puerto from 0 I k I and University. ing as manager of Die.Fab , Rico, and Saint Thomas following their midsum- She is presently a Secondary Engineering Corn pan y in mer wedding, are making their home in St. Clair Education substitute teacher. Warren. Shores. 'I II, Mrs. Rashid is the for- . Alencon lace a~d pearls ac. received her degree in PSy.1 from SI. Lawrence Univer. cented the bodice and cuffs cholagy from St. Lawrence j sity with a degree in Biology, mer Nancy Jean Van or the bride',s off-white satin . bv I,ene' Photo bv LivinQColo, Studios University' where she aWli. and is now employed by a Tiern, daughter of Mr. gown, Her cathedral length I The engagement of LAU.[ Plans for a January 22 Ited with 'Delta Della Delta bank in Albany. He plans to and Mrs. A~fr€d Van veil, extending the length of R E ENE M IC HE L L E wedding are being made by sorority. enroll in C. W. Post Center Tiem, of HolIday road. her train. was edged in satin I ~ROO~HA~ and Mark Wi/'I SHERRIE LYNN NEEF and She now worJc,. for a Jaw of Long .Island University in Mr. Rashid is the son of studded with matching lace ham Widmaier has been an. Michael Howard Vail' whose firm in Albany, N.Y. February, to work towards a Mr. and Mrs. Carl and pearla Cu~s. ChrIS Flann~Y'1 Mr. Widmaier, son oC the was graduated from Grosse I ".1510 n. of 13 Mi. Gallery . . Sue KreIder and Sue TIede ....~ Walter Widmaiers of Perri en Pointe North High School and A reception at the Gourmet, were dressed in one.shoulder yr. place, was' graduated from House foHowed the 4 o'dock she~ths of Qiana, aqua, pink, ,..,"'.'.'.;:; Grosse Pointe North High ceremony. apncot, pastel yellow and~ ../ School. attended Michigan Ill'Sets of. re-embroidered mint green, and matching, .. ( State University and is now an insurance agent. ~.<.(.'.:.'.'.•.; .•.•.•.•'.'.•.;-.~.•.•'.••'.•.' .•.•.•.•..;;.: .•.'.•.•.••._ .•.•' :.....•....•..••.•..:~::~~1.;.~.,.•....;~"~~~~I.;.'(dI.~.'.••.•..~.•.•.'.'.•.t.,.:.:.r..•.:t6f;~..•.....•.•.•.:.'...... ••...R...•."! ;...••.~.•.••.•••.D...•...;.~.~'..' '18, ~aO~!eL~~;sof"eRed~~~~~:uC~~~~hJU~~ ;;,,+,;';«r .'~~~"" NANCY JEAN VAN TIEM, daughter of the THISlHAN Jii',:/!V(;,?;;.; , ";.'i.;'i"; Alfroo Van Tiems, of Holiday road, and Mr. ~ If .,:ii'.:~i*;8;':;!i'i:; ~~~~id, son of the Carl Rashids, of Edmundton IT'SYOUR TURN I £~ caftan.style, satin-edged chi!. TOBECO~ :! TRAVEL DOLLAR ;;/j';t .: fon capes, if f?!!:~{~> The satin streamersac- centing their bouquets or ',1 Want to become We understand. Thanksgiving is a family til1).e,a~d you waht to With tho hmy fo~;.. ".~I ..... , ",ml,. "p. iI~E ~UQUOIS' .... Sweetheart roses and baby'!). It/ many countries are vying for the "All American Dollar" by I ", breath matched the color of a real cut-up? spend all your time with the family. Out of the'kitchen. So go offering special exemptions to tourists or by the devalua.: ...... _..~""IS. ~. their gowns. ahead. Invite yourSelve~out to our place. We'll serve you a tradi- ~5 tion of their money. Here ore some examples: --~-- - - ~, Carl Rashid, Jr., was best FREE Mexico lost week refloated the Peso allowing it to dropl tional Thanksgiving feast, with all the trimmings. At family- ~~~{ man for his bl'other. In the CARVING style prices: $5.95 for adults, $2.95 for the kids: Stouffer's ... another 24.9% to a new low of 26.5 Pesos to the U.S. $1. ~\c'/..AN~,W1LlOt'p usher corps were Dan Rash. I , This means as of August 31st, the Peso has devalued about' id, . George Rashid, Jack DEMO we're nearby and comfortable. Especially on Thanksgiving. i.~ I 52%. ~~ Rashid, Paul Rashid, John Sat, Nov. 13 ~ :1 Brazil has exempted visitors from a federal sales lax Cirelle, Chris Dasaro, Andre Nobody understands you like Stouffer's. $595$29~ ~ ;) lM91 MAC I( Deny's, F.rank DiMercurio i~ of' 15% on merchandise when purchased wit_h dollars. 11 t03 Gr.n. Pt•. WMlIs and Tom McCuish. ~ . England's pound is hard'to keep up with due to daily ., An.l~ ScllWIrtz J . 4 as. It.• ""ell Flower girLs were Alice I (j fluctuations, but it has devalued from the official rate of I '1' "a real nice guy" "'1m L1ill'~ Rashid and Mimi lssa. Ring Sun/fer's STAtNED GLASS $2.40'0 $1.56 per po~~d (as of today). -beuer was Philip Rashid, I SUN Jr. TRAVElWORlD hos some spectacular travel programs lip $1.50 ,The mother of the bride I to the above where you can stretch your dollars. Came in Special Orders NORTHLAND EASTLAND i wore 'an aqua gown. The 21100.N~r~Q)Veftem Hwy. 18000Vemi~r Highway . 'J1!J.l!" c_.9J~'.~~VEl.WOR~D,211.~7;. MCJ~k,p'-vl!!).,u~,(Ne;trthfaf,) 885-9400 bridegroom's mother selected I- \ 1IoiI••"'. ,.( t...... W" ...... • i t:'~el1:-q; to. o-daily ,Thursdoy~'Aight~hl~:B,QO;,p'm,1 mint green. Each mother ... ~.t5~-02f2 37.t,,84.'1~h,J;., ~ \ ~~ 1F"'I8~8)'90.' . •... .. ' .... '.' ..... , .. wore a wrist consage featur. SloulYer's. American Express./olher major credilcards honored .. ' ;/ • ing a pink Sweetheart Il'ose; ~ i1, ~ I PUBLIC NOTICE! t I UCENSE #1.76 CITY of GROSSE POINTE WOODS J I~, GOING OUT I NOVEMbER SALE of FURS I OF/BUSINESS. This is a logical time to buy that precious GROSSE POINTE STORE ONI. Y fur you've wanted at substantial savings. , ,< You' II see magnificent minks. opossums, Ir !.~ LOST OUR LEASE marmots, broadtails. nutrias. raccoons and t.~" Persian Jambs in' this carefully selected group. ,~ ENT/IlE INVENTOIlY MIIST BE SOI.DI

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Thursday, November J I, 1976 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nineteen Women's Page- by, of and for Pointe Women Bro'wn.KraJl,er Rites Read in St. Paul's Santa luncheon Setting for the wedding of I Kramer, wore a lace. accent. , baby's-breath. and sm-all, mint Susan Annette Kramer and ed, Empire-waisted gown of green carnations. Steven Ehlers Brown Fri. white dotted swiss, with a 1 Best man was Herb Re- day, evening, A.ugust 20, was ruHledh.em, and a floor schke. Ushering were Mr. Set in December I S a In t Paul s.on.the.Lake. length veil. Thomas, Tim Horrigan and I shore. Father James Cronk White ribbon streamers John MacEarn. :Mr.' and Mrs. Claus and Storybook Charaders p.resided at the 5:30 o'clock accented her bouquet of Kim Kramer the bride's rites. . miniature yellow roses and niece, was flow~r girl. Shawn Will Be on Hand for Festivities at The bride. daughter ~f baby's.breath. Thomas, the bride's nephew, Grosse Pointe War Memorial :oseph A, Kramer, (If Madl. Mrs. J'ack Thomas was was ring bearer. Grosse Pointe's Alpha Xi Deltas will host their "on road, and the late Mrs. honor matron for her sister. The bridegroom is the son 12th Annual Santa Luncheon Saturday, December Debra Kramer, another sis- of - Thomas W. Brown, of 4, from noon until 2 o'clock in the Grosse Pointe Silent Auction tcr, was honor maid. Silver Spring, Md.,and Mrs. :War Memorial's Crystal Ballroom, and all Pointe They and bridesmaids Janet Dorothy Brown, of Fairfax, -children are invited to join in the fun. Slated at DBC Brown, of Falls Church, Va" Va., who wore a long, Em. Admission is $3. No ------the bridegroom's sister, and pire dress of deep salmon The Women's Committee of Jacqueline Noelke wore floor crepe. trimmed with vari. ,tickets will be sold at the Bul1er's "Winnie the Pooh" th. length frocks of mint green gated grosgrain ribbon, and door. Reservations may show. ~ ~~t~1l Boat (lU~~a~ dolled swi8's, Empire.waisted ,a matching chiffon poncho. ~.bemade by calling 884. All of last year's Storybook sc e. u e a ret~a1 0 h as and trimmed with shiny mint Hel' wrist corsage featured ,1368, by Tuesday, No. Characters will appear again, ye~r s. success ~ unc eon \ green ribbon streamers, fea. white carnations and baby from Raggedy Ann and An. ~ d Silednt AUN~tlonfbor ne x t turing large, ruffled collars roses matching her dress. .vember 23. 1 7 dy and Mickey and Minnie e nes ay, o~em er. 'and short sleeves, At • R : The partj' is a benefit, rais. ulluer the cochalflllan.slup of ruter .a reception at evere dng funds for Grosse Pointe's Mouse to Little Bo Peep, Mrs Larry M Wheeler and Their A.line skirts ended Hall. the newlyweds left to Wee Willie Winkie and Little Foundation for Exceptional Mrs: Charles Ferry. in deepl~ flounced hen:s. v~c.alion in Ma~yland, Vir. Red Riding Hood. ,Children and Family Life Ed- I Ass i s tin g with arrange. They earned green .and 'A'h~te glOla and Washmgt?n, D.C. ucation Council. Each "character" is a Girl ments are the _Mesdames ba~b.oo ,basket~ filled With Th,ey are at home In Lake- EIMrtainment will -feature Scout from Kerby's School's Robert Chope, John Cook, m I n I a t u r e yellow roseg, pomte avenue. ,Grosse Pointe Children's The- Troop 424; they will help the .*.:atre members, singing songs Alpha Xi Deltas' serve a The Episcopal Church Women's sale proceeds going to th~ ccnsignor, Mar)' Davis, Philip Dexter, lIrom their presentation of luncheon of hot dogs, chips, Stanley Smith, Henry Rui. Little Thrift Shop of Saint Michael's a portion to the ECW which uses frok, Kenneth Locke, Charles ~"The Sound of Music," and cupcakes and ice cream. Episcopal Church will feature its the income to. support community !Detroit Alpha Xi Delta Mary Santa will, of course, be T. McCafferty, Clinton Hardy own fall fashions next Tuesday, No- projects, missionary work in foreign and James Carty. ~ vember 16, at a 12:30 o'clock salad countries, seminary students and n€ttl€ ~CR€€k bar luncheon and card party at the other 'Episcopal agencies, MRS. 5 HOP Church in Sunningdale park. Final. ROBERT KNAPP, (second from LAMP izing plans for the event are, (left), left), and MRS. EUGENE HOL- Fabulous sale MRS. A. J. HQUSTON, manager of STEAD, (right), luncheon co-chair. REPAIRS the Thrift Shop, which accepts men, and MRS. H. PETER WITZKY, Lamps by Martin clothes on consignment, a portion of ECW president. 1sm lack at flotlillillalll TII1.9333 Nettle Creek Bedspreads for Holiday Decorating luncheon guest of honor. I He's bringing with him Mrs. . ,'~~fJ Claus, (alias Florence .Eric- HOSTING ;~~. son) • and Christmas Carol, (Lou Ann Portincasa). A PARTY? .''''.,....(y' country There'1.l be prizes and gifts .~' ;' ~ classics Cor each child attending, and We are pleased Is it large or small? Is it a Holiday Boutique Table, formal with crystal china ~• P,I . in poly-wool designed to catch parents' and silver and special' as well as children's eyes, decorations, or a fun-filled in the Fries Auditorium en. to announce '~xi . blend children's party with simple ql trance hall. paper cups and plates? Among tho s e assisting Is it an office party luncheon co-chairmen Mrs. requiring extra tables and George'Lewis and Miss' Por. EDWARD BANKS chairs, or is it just an tincasa lire Pointers 'Mrs. old fashioned family get. Arthur Leslie, Mrs. Michael Brogan, Mrs. Richard Wil. , is back .at together with convenient liamson. Mrs. Ralph Joss- plastic dinnerware in man, Mrs. Dennis Velie, Mrs. the back yard? Danny Lee, Mrs. FAUthRasch, Whichever it is, invite us Mrs. Normand Giard, Mrs. Jkw;g~d~ over. Not as guests, but as Robert Shannon, Mrs. Ron- 20902 Meek Avenue professiona I party a'ld Launs and Mrs. Alfred planners who have ; .(',. t.,. .... " '" ., . -Wittwer: --, ~ • J,k I,...... :., . evervtnlnlij" \loti~eed for.a '. r';' ,j .. . \I':'.l.~,*' '~.-tli ~lo' .. "v_" (, . , .. UM~~e are Miss Joan don.' ~.> .. ',: ': ''r • I succe»J alII illh.o. ,-"_'-" vertini Mrs. Richard Swin. rea~oDjlQle.t@n~!.rates:_ .., r: ., r ; i., ....~j l~_, I I" '~i I 886.3050 bank, Mrs. Allan Bara, ,Mrs. . Delivery service IS James Starnes, Mrs. Daniel also available. Stanczyk and Miss Patsy So call us today, and Turner. rent a good time for your guests, and a relaxing time This hoUdl' .. san WI lOW hili). alock. School of Government for yourself. our ,'PICIII ordlr Nlttll Crllk spr.. ds .t Will Convene at DAC ~ We're the party rental people people like. % Mrs. Louis Duenweg is ac. 40 1050°/. SAV,INGS cepting reservations for the School of Government's noon In all probability we will never a~ain luncheon meetingWednes. day, November 17, at the De- be able to olfer such a fine selection troit Athletic Club, following at such attractive pricesl a 10:45 o'clock board oC directors meeting. fully lined pant. $39 2-button blazer. $73 Mrs. Julius Bauer, the Accessor!es - Gifts - Bath Shop . fur blend vest .. $22 gaucho ..... ,$39 School's second vice.presi. print blouse .... $29 dent, will present the 1 o'clock program on "Women 294.7330 Nettle Creek Shop in sandstone & salmon - sizes 6 to 16 in the American Revolution." o 30900 Harper Ave. 17110 Kercheval Ave., In-the-village :'Ylrs.Bauer, a member of the the Fruit Tree adds Bet. 12 & 13 Mile Rd•. 31508 HARPER, N. OF 13 MILE lOO-year-old Detroit Women's St. Clair Shores Open Thursday evening 882-0935 In the Landmark Plaza, 51. Clair Shores History Club, taught high gourmet foods and wines school History and Govern- Now in addition to the Fruit Tree's finest, freshest. ment for some 40 years. Phone 293-6460 fruits, your custom designed arrangement can include Her extensive travels in. Hours MDIlday t~roug~ Fnday, 10 a.m8:30 p.m any wine you wish and internationally famous brands Saturday 10 am. 5:30 pm. Closed Sunday clude several around-the- of meats, cheeses, dessert cokes, nuts, jeUys, butter world tours. Beaulif" Your JJome for lhe..JJoliJa'l6 cookies. We can put together ant sort of package you wont. We can even deliver complete turkey dinner baskets. Come see the possibilities. Wilh new CUdlom 'YfJaJe :J)raperieJ Open Thursday and Friday evenings

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Slate Harvest Seniors Plan Turkey Dinner The F. A. Fromms, Jr. The Neighborhood House bring a vegetable, salad or Fair on Friday Seniors will meet 'Friday. dessert - and his/her own' November 19, at noon at tableware. All seniors are' A mystery trip and lunch. The annual Harvest Fair Grosse Pointe Woods Pres. welcome. eon sre on the ,agenda lor presented by the Women's byterian Church for a Thanks. Guest speaker will be Bar. members or the Rib bon Association of Grosse Pointe I giving dinner featuring tradi. 1 bara Locke. chairman of the Shoulder.to.Shoulder Appliques of Lece Accent Farms Chapter o( the Ques. Woods PresbyterIan Church tional turkey. cranberries board of the Detroit.Wayne The Bodiee of Her Flowing Chiffon Gownj ters, Inc:, and their guests is scheduled (or tomorrow, and rolls. Counly Area Agency on H V.I Monday, November 15, (ollow. Friday, November 12, (rom Each diner is asked to1 Aging. Lace Cap H0Ids er el ing a short business meet. 10 in the morning until 5 in the a{ternoon in Rauth Fel. At home in Harcourt road are Mr. and Mrs. ing at 10 in the morning at lowship Hal! at the Church Frederick Andrew Fromm, Jr., who vacationed on the Hunt Club drive home I in Mack avenue. directly op. Ross anO S€€l€y Bermuda following their wedding Saturday, Sep- o{ Mrs. Joseph Monterosso. posite Grosse Pointe Woods Manufacturers of fine lighting pevices tember 25, in Christ the King Lutheran Church. Member .. unable to attend ' City Wall. . lamp shades cleaned, replaced 'I k 1------are requested to' call 884. I Th e: 6 30 0 C oc can- . I 2 I .. d Luncheon will be available Lamps repaired dl 1. ht . t h' h. cent of babu's.breath and 053 no ater than Satur ay, e 19 servIce a w IC I .' November 13. between 11 and 1 o'clock. AI/wo,k done by /acfory pa'50nneJ Pastor Joseph P. Fabry I stephanotiS. . ------This year. in addition to the resided was followed In f~oor length. frocks of I Mr Fromm son' of Mrs traditional needlework, dec- P . L pe rs 1 m m 0 n Qlana, long. . '.' . ~ . by a receptIOn at oeh- I s lee v e d and high-necked J~anetle Frotnm, o( Ro.se. orations, ornaments, bake and :J/,e s.'~tI0/ ,Ire -i}OIl I. moor Club. were honor matron Mrs:' ville, and the late. Frederl~k ' plant sale$, there will ~ a lit The bride, the former I Kenneth Blletz, whose hus-l Andrew Fromm, asked DlI~id special Art Exhibit featuring 2t311 MMk l.d"lMIo( 16906 Kifcheval in.... village Kathleen Ann Lewis, daugh. band is a cousin of the bride. Fromm,. of Boston, a cousm, local artists in many media 882.0052 8B 1-2B80 ter of Mr. and Mrs, Robert and bridesmaids Lisa Lewis to act as best man. showing and selling their cre- .Charles Lewis, o( North Brys of South Haven, the bride'~ In th~ .. usher ,corps were ations. drive, wore a gown of flow. cousin, Mrs. Harry Kocher, the. brIdegroom ~ Lambda President Jan Duster, rep. ing. layered chinon. Lace of Jackson, a Michigan State Chi Alpha frat~~lty brothers resenting the Eastside Hand. floral appliques ext end e d University classmate and Stephen. L. Gnfflth, o(Fort weavers' Guild, will display STUDIO CAMERA from shoulder to shoulder of Karen K r a use of' Grand Lauderdale. Fla., and John Colonial Ind contemporary her high.necked bodice. Her Rapids, the for'm e r Miss S, ~azp:olo, and Charles H. articles. Bette Prudden will EFFECTIVE NOV. 1st sleeves, like her skirt, were Lewis' MSU roommate. 'I LeWIS, II, a brother.in.law: have a seleetlon o( ber paint. new loose and flowing. Their bouquets of persim. The m]other o( thee bbrlbde ings on display, and will be MON., THURS., fRI. . b . d I I' wore. a ong gown 0 a y A lace.cove~ed "ap caug t mon, russet an go d m ma. blue chiffon layered over sketching -Oil. the-spot. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. h~r chllf~n veil, and she car- tu.re mum~ were accented green chiffon, ruffled at col. Carol Ceiszenski, from the store rl~d whlt~ ~halae~opsis or- With baby s.b rea t hand lar and wrists. The bride. Michigan Federationo( China J J TUES., WEDS., SAT. chlds set 10 IVY, w1th an ae- wheat. groom's mother's floor length Painters, (her work has a ;~ ~ green chitron (eatured a (ronl .. . Photo by l~ Schomill lovely, delicate look, and is hours . KATHLEEN ANN LEWIS, daughter of Mr. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m, panel o( aqua chiffon. a favorite of collectors), will and Mrs. Robert Charles Lewis, of North Brys Each mother received one ~~~~:~s~riginal, hand.paint. 20229 MACK AVE. I 10ng.stemmed red rose from drive, was married Saturday, September 25, in TU 1-6200 You can spend your money Christ the King Lutheran Church to Mr. Fromm, the bride and bridegroom DOttie Spilos will show bUt Son of Mrs. Jeanette. Fromm, of Roseville, and after the. wedding, to carry handpainted breadbOards, key ..... bite JS hard to find. from the (hurch. the late Frederick Andrew Fromm. -. . , ch!lin s, wall hangings, orna . ments, china thimbles and a , Daily 'collection of. unique ladders, 11 a.m.to2 a.m.q . , Phase I Lo~ks and will take special orders .. for personalized items. --. To the Future .. .! mens hl'.Weuttlng ;) .Jutfiaj . Bob M.eBride, station man. ~-, 16239 rnoctI 885-5946 (J t)1I.1'~ I; , ~~di.../ .' -»;/1 ,ager, of TV 2, will be "Look;' '. ing Ahead to 1977" at a meel- ~: ,L~~OP£N .THAJI(SGIVINGDlY " 10 p,m. ing of Phase I this SundaY, ~ ~.. ~ . noon. November 14, at. 7:45 o'clock t,i ~tqrossePointe. Memorial ... " ~ 754-5555 Church, All singles between for rese..rvG';ons the ,ages o( 20 and 39 are invited. to .attend. A social $18 ," ~i hour, follows. the program. ... Phase ,I goes. ethnic Sat- I, PUBLIC NOTICE Mario Jason " , urday" November 13, at the '. originafscuiptures " 'Daruma Japanese Restau' ."'., rant. ReierVations must be A businessman must always listen to his. Whimsical, beautiful accehts ~I made in advance by calling , .customers and be aware of trends. ; . _ of bronze, brass, steel and UNIVERSAl.MAlL. Ed Gruea at 831.9141. onyx ... fine metal sculpture. \ Phase I offers ..variety Subjects: children, birds, ' ./ :?ftPrp~r~~,.ap~,.a,~ti~~l! f,?r boats. natural settings. The eLO\PLAGE:REsTAt1~',,: ,'~ '..; :~;;.n.~Q~Hi!l r -1'~.~~~,tl:1,.SlOO'~~S.aJ.,I~.1.~1R,. ,.~B., rj(eetlnss ,are ,LIe 14, eye,.I!e.,:... RANt,;,~nd!h~;GR~f?~~~;" ';,:' SHOW:and.'SALE,j~; , ~unday eve~ngs 1l(7.:.4~' at ,,' .' ~-Notre , Dame PHARMACY ...... LION RESTAURANT are ' IM~morial Church.. ,,,,,""". .Dequindrtt at ,12 tv'i1eRoad., , Fllrtberin(ormathm on the Can for altering their diqner m~nti~to. .groUP;s activities may be ob,. reflect a need for.smaHer por. ,'Sunday, Nov. 7 thru $unday,.No;"14 .tained,by •contacting Gust get acquainted Jahnke at the Church, 882. Weekdays lQ a.i:n. to 9 p.m,; 5330. . tions at reduced prie:es. Sun. 12 noon to 5 p.m. SPECIALS FREE ADMiSSION, FREE PARKING Tri.Deltas to Gether 886.1560 Of course, the same high quality of £900 will For Founders' Lunch prevail except the portioris will -be smaller and sPears Grown Apples R.N.'s and L.P.N,'s in: UPHOLSTERY • I.C.U, • Medical/Surgical FABRIC ifu~r • OB-GYN • Pediatrics. March April May Plump~VAOrchard. Luscious Bright Bolt~(g,boltl; of tJea(tiiuL Fresh Grepeftuit Hawaiian Pineapple Biug Cherri •• • and other specialty units guaranteed to arrive in perfect condition ~~ from ti1e ffre;tl 6 BOl( Club only $49.95/ (Delivered) mil~, save lAp 10 so'7vwith WE RECOGNIZE YOU AS A 3 Box Club only$26.95! (Delivered) (Pears, Tangelos, Cherries) P~OFESSIONAL BY OFFERING: Just send us the address, we do the rest. And we include your personal greetings with each shipment. • inservic.e Educallon • Advanced wage dll!erenlial based on new and Increased r8te structure Order today: your check, BankAmericard, Master • OppOrlunities to earn credits toward college degree on site • Fringe benelits including shift and Charge or American Express -aff are welcome. weekend d,f1erenllal (Include charge card number with order.) (.r::~~=1 • Excellent Salary • Pleasant eaSl side • Every olher weekend all ------suburban location o Please send a free copy of your gift catalog. .QLICO CDRNER& Name • 25001 LITTLEMACk. 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Thursday, November II, 1976 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty~One Women's Page-by, of and for Pointe Women ------, I, From Another Pointe of View I Pose with Poster Child Set Woman's Club Scholarship Lunch (Continued from' Page 15) son, of Ri~ge road, is in charge of liquid refresh- Members to Model Holly Day Fashions: Ptlrty and the need for financial Grosse Pointe Soulh High ments, aSSisted by E. E. Erikson and Stig Bjork- assistance to be presented SChool. Proceeds Provide Funds for Achievement to a 1977 graduate of Grosse The first Award was given man. SW.edish Consul Malvin R. Anderson, of South Awards to Hi9h School Graduates Deepl~nds r~ad, has a part to play, as does past- Pointe North High School in 1952. In 1976, four award;; CounCil president Arvid Lundell of North Duval and a 1977 graduate o{ were presented. road.' , The Grosse Pointe Woman's Club wi!1 present Present president of the Council is Karl-GUn- its 1976 Scholarship Luncheon next Wednesday, nar Aronsson. Mrs. Gunnar Karlstrom is chairman November 17, at noon in the Grosse Pointe War Noneedles. of the project. Memorial's Crystal Ballroom. Featured will be * • Holly Day Fashions from Himelhoch's, with Mrs. Nopajn. Giftorama at Kingswoad Charles Himelhoch as commentator. 1 There's another reason for Pointers to pop Mrs. John J. Bourne, fashion show chairman, Dick Warner, the Club's pres. Nohaic over to The Other Side of Town this weekend. ident. Co-chairmen are Mrs. Kingswood School Cranbrook Alumnae Association has asked a group of Club memb~rs to model. William Kabbush and Mrs. Depilatron. is presc~ting its sixth annual Giftorama at Kings- Ralph F. Urso. wood, WIth a $7.50 per person champagne opening ! They include the Mesdames Mrs Vene L. Whims de- It's th.lt simple. ()~pil.ltron scheduled for tomorrow evening, fram 6 to 9:30 Andrew Bremer, Jr., Lamp. signed the programs. Mrs, uses no Il~('dll's. So tlll'r~'s o'clock. The public is MOST welcome. ton J. Cardwell, tMichel S. Henry D. Lampman ls han. no p,lin, Skaff, Willi-am Koontz, Bew- d-Iing publicity; With the D~pil.ltron rndhoJ Giftoraml}'s 30 shops, including The Pointe's ley D. Priest man, Edward Mole Hole, Two's COlllPany and TravelinO' Trinkets Benefit tickets are availa~e of hair relllov,11, the l'll'dronk Eissa, J. WHfred Harrison. through tomorrow, FridAY, tweezer doesn't t'Vl'n touch will be open all day tomorrow, from 10 t~ 5 o'clock; Augustus J. Christie, Alex. November 12, {rom ticket' yuur skin, (Continued on Page 30) ander J. King, Joseph M. chilirman Mrs. Jack H. Mer. , In seconds. it seems to slide Scanlan, Martin Daher and the hair right oul. ritt, 886.8297, and cochairmen II It's saFe. eFFective .• lnd E. Russell Phillips, Mrs. Jo. Mrs. John J. Kelly, 881.7683, seph Chojnowski and her wmpletely painless even on and Mrs. Dallas E. Newkirk, sensitive parts of the body. ~ Ellene Schoenly daughter, Mrs. Anthony Sto- 884-4290. Posing with the 1977 National Foundation cki. See Foryoursel£. Come in For March of Dimes Poster Child, six-year-old Party proceeds provide .1complimentary priv,1te con. ROBBIE ZASTAVNY, of Moorestown, N.J., are Music will be by Mrs. Leo fun d s for Achievement sultation, Interiors C. Huetter, hair styling by Awards, based on high schol- a trio of dedicated Pointe March of Dimes volun- the Morri Salon D'Elegance. astic achievement, citizen. Oliver T. Weidokal, A.S.I.D. teers, MRS. JOHN ELIAS and MRS. ARTHUR General chairman is Mrs. ship, character, leadership Linda Anger A.S.I.D. PFANNENSCHMIDT, (seated, left. and right), and ROBERT KIESS, dean of students at Detroit Institute of Technology, who met Robbie during Book for Appointment with PATTI ORLANDO Interior Design and Decoration a three-day March of Dimes regional meet- ing for volunteers' from Michigan and north-. CRAFT SUPPLIES & CLASSES AT Fine Furniture, Carpet, ern Indiana, gathered at Michigan Inn to re- ~gakz-d~ Draperies, Wallpaper. new their commitment to the voluntary health 886-3050 agency's mission: protection of the unborn and "by EVELYNS" and Accessories the newborn. At the meeting, the Metropolitan * DECOUPAGE * WRAP AROUNDS ; , Erma M. Rogers, Mgr. Detroit Chapter received a national award for * BOARD ART * SCRUB BRUSH ART the excellence of its Volunteer Youth Program. * MING TREES * TINSEL ART ~CommerCial' Residential i I Two of the Chapter's longest volunteers, basebalJ * CHRISTMAS DECORS ~325So.u[h Eton, Birmingham - 646-7660 great Charlie Gehringer and Wayne County Au~ ditor Richara T. Kelly, chairman of the Chapter's executive board, received national recognition 20% OFF on Supp;ies 20% off for 25, years of ser"jce to the March of Dimes.- (bring this ad for discount) pre-Christmas Tuxis Treats on Halloween A ny questions? Out of the Great Pumpkin everyone. Come in or Call 821-8166 Patch came Tuxis Club Sun- Tuxis, anon.denominational' day, October 31, to entertain youth group of 10th, 11th l/lnd I Tuesda)' lhru Salurdu)' ... 10 to 5 boys and girls at the Chil- 12th graders, meets weekly Thursda)' eveninjl;s .•. til 9:30 p.m. SALE dren's Home of Detroit in at Grosse Pointe Memorial Cook road at .an afternoon Church. 1205Wayburn on a complete selection of Halloween party. The Reverend David Anton. at Kercheval in the Park A pumpkin.carving contest son'll,liniste: .of Memorial broullht games to first, see- Church s Chr~sban. Education nnd and third place cottages. Program •. hls WIfe, Ju~y. Ro~~ & Seele'J There were bob bing for teens. Chns 'Powell, Lisa apples and "TwiSter" contor- Schaltberger, Scott Stephen.s, tions, pius pizza -and pop for ~erry Burnham, Ted WII- ~ \ ...... -' 'ham~, ~ndr.Reynolds, .N;lUC~ . .l'l,i~g~~nll':\f,ei\~ifet~e~e'S,1 . Ntture~SLBest:Jlealth Food'~Store .,~'LAMP,S, ~STWJCUA* CAlIPH JUlie'Blfrtf,'" $ue~",idu~$tahd'. ,13' 'q, It. $30 mini~u.m. c~uche, . Karen 'Coulter, and .adult. 'ad- . ~ PROU,l)t'l'AN~UNCESJtfE.~ .'~'Th'urs:;N~v'.'4~5tJt~No'~".20:- .S30. chairs $15. love seat $25. visors Leon and Priscilla Velvets white. and pasl" colar, d -c o 'n $35 choir $17 La.... M,artysz, George an. Ann Opening of seat $u3'O.' . Lewis and Lisa and Jon 178~1680 Gandelot did the planning for I:!OJJ & .5~(!/~y I this most successful .party. Nature's SIGN OF THE LION SNACK-/N- THE-BACK 5 i i-HlMlfIIIHIIIt DEL MAR . i! featuring: ' ' THREf LOCATIONS i 55 i.LOOMCRAFTEO 20311 Mack , * HOME MADE SOUPS Klm"rl., Korn., i I! !IlIftiliiiilliliiW WOVEN WOOD 182-0052 * RAW VEGETABLE SALADS 16906 K.rche¥al PI. 'ark,lon. ApI. Th. Mini Mall Indian Villc .. the shade for all reasons * FRESH VEGETABLE JUICES 181-2880 8y Appoilllmenl * HERB TEA - and- Pointe 884.7710 FROZEN, DANNON YOGURT Paint and Decorating Center in Cones - Sundaes and Smootlties 19655 Mack Ave. * PROTEIN - YEAST AND GIone Poinl. Woods November Fur Sale GINSENG DRINKS ALL make a well balanced LOW FAT LOW SODIUM and LOW CHOLESTEROL DIET MEAL or TREAT 17116 Kercheval Ave., it the Vilage

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OPEN 7 DAYS ~: roll I .. II ...... , 10 II 7:• IlIIcU frl. 2 ""''''11II. rM ,n.. lOI.UO .,..,.,...... of Grosse Pointe lit. 114I . 11 .. 2:30 ru 2-51110 lIftlet E...... , ~ 19261 MACK (near Moross) next to Woods Theatre 886.7715 , a _tt ee',', d ••• 'Ime X _ ~ • no.. _ .... - .s .e. . 0." . .... • ( Thursday, November II, 1976 Page Twenty-Two G R 0 S S,E POI N TEN EW S Society News Gathered (rorn the Pointes~ I Tribute Fund Cards on Sale Soroptimists Slate BrunCh Disco a Go-Go' for Welcome Wagon Wed4ing Set I In the East Mrs. Russell Peebles, of I assisted by the Mesdames. Members and g u cst s I sored by Marlo Thomas, who Bedford road, and a commit- Edward 1. Book, Theodore of Soroptimists International, is especially interested in tee of fellow Pointers are Buttrick, John W. Coe, John Inc., of Grosse Pointe will i the Soroptimist program. Planning to be married hoping that Christmas will R. Decker, Burdette Ford: gather for brunch at 11 One of the primary servo N 0 v e m b e r 20, at Newton bring summer enjoyment to John H. French, Gaylord o'clock Sunday, November ices of Grosse Paiute Sa rap. Lower Falls, Boston, Mass., children with physical and Gillis, J. Stewart Hudson, 14, at the Grosse Pointe I timists is active support of are Amy Rebecca Kaufman emotional h and i cap s who Alvan Mac a ul e y, Joseph Hunt Club. I Cottage Hosiptal. The Pointe and Samuel Stephenson Per. could partiCipate in camping Murphy, Jr., and Edward D. ham Stanley, whose engage. Information on the inter. I group recently sponsored an programs. Spaulding, all directors of' ment ,was announced by her national classified service I Art Preview to raise funds Through the sale of greel: The Tribute Fund. organization for business I for the Hospital's develop. parents, Mrs. Betty Kaufman ing cards, directors of The The Tribute Fund, now in women will be displayed, and ment program. and Dr. Albert A. Kaufman, of Los Angeles. Calif. ' Tribute Fund, a United Com- its 35th year, is often de. reports on Soroptimist activi. All women who are eligible munity Services committee. scribed as "a court of last ties made. for membership In Soropti. The bride.elect attended provide monies for handi. resort." because of its ability Internationally, the organ .. mist International, which af. Sarah Lawrence College and capped children to attend to act quickly and avoid red ization cooperates in United I fords busy women the op. received her Bachelor of Arts special summer camps, as tape. It provides services to Nations women's and chil. port unity to be of service degree from the University well as funds for emergency tri-county, (Wayne, Oakland' dren's activities throughout to their communities, their of California at Berkeley, assistance needed by individ. and Macomb), residents. the world. It is presently country and the world. Mr. Stanley. son of Dr. uals or families for whom Cost of the holiday cards providing medical boats for Grosse Pointe Club memo and Mrs. ,T. Perham Stanley, there are no other community is $4 per 25. $5 if imprinted. the people of the Maldive bers were hostesses for a of Cadieux road, is an alum. resources available. and is tax deductible. Note: Islands. recent District III meeting I nus of Connecticut's Taft Mrs. Peebles, chairman of paper, too, is available at $1 The American Soropti- I at the Grosse Pointe War School and r e c e i v e d his The Tribute Fund, is being per 10 sheets. Orders may be mists l"ederation has ,been :l1emoriaI. Delegates of all I Bachelor of Arts degree in responsible for much disas- other Soroptimist groups in Music from the University of' ter relief in this hemisphere. southwestern Michigan at. California at Berkeley. lt condu.cts an extensive tended. scholarship program for reo Harriet Helms and Kath. Management Focus Sole training of older women ryn Gannon were co.chair. who are entering the busi. man of this all.day session For Beta Xi OKG's ness world or further them- of meetings and workshops. selves in their present jobs. Delta Kappa Gamma So- ~lcCall's Pattern Company Servite Mission Guild ciety Beta Xi Chapter memo LAMPS • LAMP SHADES is contributing $2,500 to the bers decided, at their. Sep. latter project from the sale Presents Square Dance Phol0 by Beotrice ZwaanSludio tember meeting held in the • also lamp repair -' lamp of a group of patterns, span. MRS. WILLIAM S T EVE N S, supper followed by an evening of home of Lois Smith, to sched. The Servite Mission Guild (right), discusses plans for the Wel- dancing to "nostalgia" tunes and ule two meetings focusing on shade recovery will sponsor a square dance current, swinging numbers. Austin Management Training for Saturday,- November 13, come Wagon Club of Grosse Pointe and Harper Woods' first "Disco a Prep seniors Tom McClanaghan and Women. starting at 8:30 o'clock at The purpose of these pro. Go-Go," scheduled for Saturday eve- Steve O'Keefe will .he the disc Saint Juliana Hall, Chalmers grams is to develop aware- Lamps by Martin at Longview, Detroit. Dona. ning, November 20, at Gabriel Rich- jockeys for Station WWWW, and an 1 I instructor will be on hand to teaeh . ness of the status of women tion is $2. Everyone is in- ard Knights of' Columbus Hall in among DKGmembers. A 15439 MACK at Nottingham TU 1.9333 the latest dance steps. "Outrageou;;" vited. East Warren avenue, with MRS. leadership team, provided by I 1 i JACK GLATT, (left), and MRS. prizes are promised winners of the the state- organization, con. ROBERT HOPE. Mrs. Stevens is danae contests. The serious purpose ducts the sessions, us i n g chairman of the party for Welcome behind all this zaniness is to raise tapes and 'activities designed 'i J Wagon members, their husbands and funds for Welcome Wagon's Nursing to expand awareness of wom- Scholarship Program. Mrs. Robert Buj,ers of Precious - friends, who will gather at 6:30 en's status in education, and o'clock for cocktails and a buffet Payne is assisting Mrs. Stevens. to elevate women so that .Jewels and Fine Silv~r " OF ~ they will accept leadership We'fe conslandy combing the world for fine eSlate Make, Bake, Sew, Grow roles in v,arious areas of their jewelry and elegaDi sterling silver. whether Sea Treasures to Be Show~ profession. nearly new. old or an:ique. Owneo and agent. HAR~f\ SfRJ~ DRUU" cantemplating disposal are invited 10 seek our Audion Set by Phi Mu The. second of these meet. NURSING ------advice. Immediate dedsions. Prompr payment. , Grosse Pointe Chapter of Institute of Technology. ings will take place this eve. Transactions confidenrial ~1o~ I HOME Questers #147 gatl)ers to- Among 'the unusual items The Detroit Alumnae Chap. ning, at 7:30 o'clock: at 'INN morrow, Friday, November s:le has chosen to illustrate ter of Phi Mu fraternity? will VorHa M c C I u r e's home, CIIA.Rl~RljOU6t;<9 CO. 50ME~~T I 112• at 10 in the morning at her talk are a two.foot Aus. hold its annual Make It, Bake where refreshments will bt' GEMOLOGISTS .. EST.\TE .\I'PR.\/SERS I 1683S' Krtchual • Grou4! POit1ol~. MJ ",H,BO • BBJ 88S.11~1 fI!!N1~ES\\I~ I the Hillcrest road home of tralian trumpet shell, a' spiny It, Sew It Or Grow It Auction served. ,<:. ~ tlltl.; E\~T JHFUi~O\ Mrs. Hazen Keith, for a pro. oyster found by Robert in Tuesday evening, November A \1oWPAY gram on '"The Magic Lure sunken wreckage, prehistoric 16, at 7:30 o'clock at Peg I nETIWIT. \1Ie11. ner a, C'l i n ton Inn and a '~ of Sea Treasures," presented shark's teeth, coral samples Fauser's home in Adams sleigli ride through the Vil- WlATlq~~~: '. . by Mrs. Keith. and a precious Wendletrop road, Bloomfield Hills. 821-3525 lage, with stops at the holi- NCN. \1 - 11:0:>- ?:OO-l The' hostess' interest in shell. Members have been asked day.decorated houses. Hot THE GROSSE POINTE rDORIAL CHURCH shells and other underwater Co.hoslesses for the lunch- to bring suitable items for cider rounds out the pro. f'l!jJ. I~ - IO~DO-!?:OO objects stems from her son eon following the meeting auction, plus clean, wearable 16 Lake Shore Road lco - Cl:G\j . gram. Robert D. Keith's Ocean are Mrs. Pierre Paltnentier clothing appropriate for teen- Reservations at $15.25 per Technology studies at Florida and Mrs. Robert Roddewig. agers, to be donated to the person, and information on MUSICA ~Y'ORKSHIRE Oakland County Children's next Tuesday's meeting, are 1976-1977 Kappa Kappa Gamma Groups Keeping Busy Village. Discussion at the available by cQntacting Mrs. Peter Lehr, 363-3505.. or Mrs. THE CLEVELAND BAROQUE SOlOISTS T.itLE"1 ~lP.,N; E;l.'f,~YI,c:~,~,' '~ocal' Kappa 'Kappa Gam- Michael Marston. , ~:~~h~s:geI:~ti;:~:~~.,~O.cus Gail Highland; '.642;;S94~'!9'! ,; , .:__ .:-.:.....-.-.Penelope Jensen S'Oprano'" ... .1':F,p77B-4Q~Q-::-,,; " lmil~Ahimll.e';hivli:lit:be(1ulM ; _The ..tw~group&-join-Tues. i Phi Mu's Yuletide Evening JAU'rI.Hl'IaG~V/~'~\J~u.iJM;lc'~'''d'' n ill' l,"" "..;.... ~'" . '.' .. g.~ l:l'il' • r, ,or er., . • "",,' "'80 __ ,",'" 'l'j, .. '" .r. I 'a -number "of' fall. activities, day,' December '7;"for 'll'7130 'at Greenfield. Village---Wed- iMAl..-- . ' • WARRANTY SERVICE, CEHTER:,FOO: . inCluding., next:''P!Iesday, No- .o'clock .rneeting-d e s s er t.nesday, December 15, at 6:45 '.";:.' "If;,,,Ca~harina Meints, viola do gamba' ZENITH ReA QUASAR vembef 16, a noon luncheon Christmas party at the home o'ciock, includes punch, din. '~.-J1ta1 boris Ornstein, harpsichord , ,., and business meeting at the of Mrs. John Smith in Lake- Music by Telemann, Handel, Vivaldi and others Washington road home of land avenue. Mrs. Herbert DINNY'S "outstanding, authoritative, distinguished" ANTENNA SERVICE - Mrs. Richard Miller. Schmitz, who, served from Authentic - The New yo,k Time, Thanksgiving favors for 1940. to 1970. as na!ional fra- K.Y SHOPP. Imports 25 Years In This Area! . patient trays at the Rehabi. te~mty archlt~ct, Will narrate Industrial. Commercial, litation J n s tit ute will be slides of natIonal headquar- Residential - Sales, .. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1'4 at.4:00.P.M. 21915 MACK Between 8 & 9 Mile Rds. BUY. SELL or TRADE fashioned. Reservations are ters in Columbus, O. . Service,lnilaliatians! $2.00 door d'onation per person being taken at 881-4815_ Mrs. Donations for the Rehabili. 00015, lock~, c\CMes - 277~1331 ($ J .00 under twelve) Deadlocki, Cambination George Williams is chair- tation Institute of Detroit . IF BUSY CALL 277-1330 woman of the afternoon will be collected, Changes-Mclter Key M &M Hardware l~::~~~Ngroup. Mrs. Willard Smith calls Systems - Fire Exit Hardware NigasilR Clrpet CO. PlUMBING SUPPLIES. REClRICAL SUPPLIE That same date the eve- attention to a Rehabilitation 22456 ... Ad. DtmIn (Ho. .... , , ..... Vlllili") ning group, under the direc- Institute. pat i e n t birthday EMEtGENCY SERVICE Jat Eat If 0tIIr Drid ofaclieJ Appw'el tion of Nancy Reynolds, will celebration scheduled for De. .11344 Whittier _DOMESTIC' SEW ER . Open SUnday meet at the Rivard boule- cember 9. Mrs. H. Gordon vard home of Mrs. Donald Tanner invites all alumnae 527-3081 I~'-'!SIii':'i:la.' 12Y2-26Y2 6-20 Sweeny, III, at 8 o'clock, to participate in the above jCLE~~!NG-=-. for an informal talk by Gay events. NA TIONAll Y ADVERTISED BRANDS I:~:Shields of American Airlines, ------A808 MMOW on space saving packing for Plan Tuesday Meeting GOWNS DRESSES SPORTSWEAR 182-v ea-'flIoTLaIT travel '3nd highlights of the For Southeast MAHA HAIRDRESSERS SWEATERS BLOUSES LINGERIE' .~ M recent Kappa convention in HOSIERY BRAS GIRDLES FAUCET REPAIRING Coronado, presented by Mrs. ! ("DISHIIASTER': "-,air Strwlc.) The Southeast District Openings available at Grosse Pointe's SCARFS HANDBAGS 'ooden' All*i ...... St•• 'i~ •Scmu lleptirK Michigan Association of Hos- :';:._-- pital Auxiliaries will meet most progressive salon. Expand your , LAMP at noon Tuesday, November , 16, in the Wayne County creativity! Experienced people for men's j)jabette ~ SALE Medical SocietY's David Whit. and women's salon with some following. 884-7980 ney House. 16434 E. WARREN at E. OUTER DRIVE '~II Lamps by Martin Following luncheon. Kay ApplJ .t leon (Next 10 Sanden) DR. 15439.act at htlilCNtII TU1.9333 Wise will speak on "Exer- 884.9393' MASTER CHARGE BANKAMERICARD cising for Good Health." Mrs, hai'cnssers Donald Kelner is program JOYCE chairman. Open Thursday and Friday evenings faiRisTiAS'CDDsj Members of all area aux. 110% OFF. ORDER~OWI i1iaries are invited to attend. Reservations may be made by , , BROTHERS contacting Mrs. Gene La. SALE , , i/ IT!?€. QUILL- mont, registration chairman, , [mn MACK. &.P.W.' TU 2.51&01 Syndicated Colvmnist ond at 646.1376. Miss J's Latigo Tan Sport Shoes America's 8est Known Psychologi6t ------.. $13 OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 - 5:00 WED., NOVEMBER 11 - 11:00 A.M. - FISHER THEATRE Tickets $7.00 at the door. Information 871.0094 Give your sportswear look a lift while you enjoy super savings on moccasin.-toe leather casuals that are raised to a flattering medium height on wooden heels. Select 4-eyelet oxford or slip-on styles. 6Y2-10 Narrow or 5Y2-10 Medium sizes.

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2A-MUSIC 4-HELP WANTED 4-HEL' WANTED 4A- E 6--FOIt RENT EDUCATION GENERAL GENERAL DOMESTiC WAHTED UNFURNISHED PIANO LESSONS, U of M, GROSSE POINTE and Ma. ASSISTANT to President of .LIVE.IN housekeeper for CONSCIENTIOUS EXPERI. 6' ROOM UPPER, Way burn INDEX TO SERVICE OFFERED B.M., M.T.A .. Grosse Pointe comb Multi list ll'ealtor muJti.millioD dol I a r en. smali home, one penon. enced secretary. Typing, 4303 cor n e l' Waveney. Park, 823-4616. wants 3 part or full time tertainment complex. Pref. References. 885.04.46. bookkeeping, pegboard. Clean working adults pre. ferred. Garage. No pets. licensed \Sales people. Sal. erably a young executive DEPENDABLE EUROPEAN Wanted CUeer opportuntty. 1 Legal Notice 11C Forms for Sole PIANO LESSONS in your $150 plu$ deposit. TU 1. ary ~us commission. 822. type having a college edu- domestic needed for gen- East Side. 71.-4123. 1A Personals J 2D Lake and River Property home. Certified teacher; ex. 5128. 2334. cation, an aggressive out. eral cleaning, 1 d8Y a 11 Death Notice 121 Commercial Property tensive background. "Chil. look. Skills in salesman. EXPERIENCED, mat.u r e I lC Public Sale 13 Real Estate dren, adults. 884-7635. CAFETERIA work: No ex. ship, public relations and week. 886.7899. homecare nurse win live.in. 1 BEDROOM wHh new car. 2 Entertainment 1.11. Lots for Sole Best of references. 824.7177 pet, freshly decorated, PIANO LESSONS. Qualified perience necessary. Days management, .lso writing, ENERGETIC two. year. old 21. Music Educotion 131 Cemetery Property after 6 p.m. near Harper.Whittier. No Teacher. My - Home. 882. or nites, part or full time. typing and slight short boy needs permanent ma. 21 Tutoring and Education UC Lond Contracts pets. Available 12.1.76. SS9. Good pay. meals. 3 weeks hand needed. Hours day ture babysitter. Weekdays LADY will do nursing and 2C Hobby Instruction 7712. 5939. 13D For Sole or Leose paid vollcation and insur. and night follow a dynamic from 8.3. Mack.Moross area companion care. 8&5.930'7. 2D Camps 14 Real Estate Wonted GUITAR LESSONS. Classi. .ance plus tips. Apply Haas person's (ootsteps. Starting Easy access by bus. 886. 4 ROOM LOWER - 3657 2t Athletic Instruction 141. Lots Wonted cal, jazz, rock. Beginners to Roast Beef, 10990 Gratiot pay $15,000 a year. Send 0465 after 5. LOVING CARE for elderly Barham, stove incaud~. 2f Schools 14B Vocation or Suburban advanced. 12 years p;aying or Haas Roast Beef, 3732 resume to Box 14152, De. person in my home. Home. No pets. Adults only. $15() 2ei Convalescent Core P'ope,tv Wonted and teaching experience, E. 8 Mile Rd. troit, Michigan 46214. 4C-HOUSE SITTING cooked meall, Nursing ex. a month. Security deposit. J' Lost and Found J 4C Real Estate Exchange Bachelor of Music degree. SERVICES perience. 756-5307. Referenc~s. 881.7141. 4 ' Help Wonted General 15 Business Opportunities Contact Chris. Birg. 882. SALES PERSONS -.: full and PART.TIME secretarial posi. part time. Unlimited in. tion with hospital service EXCHANGE our I vel y 4~ Help Wonted Domestic 16 Pels for Sole 5428. a 2 BEDROOMS. single story 41 ServICes to Exchange UA Horses fo, Sale come potentiai dealing with cooperative, must be ex. Home, .affectionate trained ACCOUNTING In good condition. 1 c-ar ga. 4C House Sitting Services 161 Pet Grooming PIANO and voice, classical self improvement and goal cellent typist. Call 822.2201 poodle, January 15, May rage. Full basement, $t60 S ' Situation Wonted 16C Pet Boording and modern, adult and direction. 331-6431. betweeq 9 a.m. and ~ p.m. 15 for your services. Ma. & TAX SERVICES per month. SA Situation Domestic 19 Printing and Engraving sbhool.age programs. 885. ture person with references PURDY " TOLES 7677 or 886-3215. 16-18 YEAn OLD boy to sell PART TIME cook. Early eve. . required. Box C.2O, Grosse 884-4937 889.()SOO It Employment Agency 20 General Service produce. 12.7 p,m, 881-32\7. ning, 5 days week. Will Pointe News. S~ Catering 201. C9rpet LOVing MILDRED BRIGGS > train. 873.1313. DOGGIE SITl'ER _ Lots of • ! For Rent Unfurnished 201 Refrigeration and Air 3 BEDROOM, 1~ baths, PIANO AND THEORY DENTAL rec~ptionlst - Full 5-SITUATION i ed Conditioning Repair time for group practice in TYPIST, 2 to' 3 days a week, W ..."'TED T.L.C. for n ce m~er Harper Woods. Adults only. ',+ For Rent Furnished PUNCH AND JUDY BLDG. • Rooms for Rent 20C Chimney and Fireplace large professional building good with figures. Grosse "".... little ~anines. P r i vat e $375 per month. Security TU 2.5680 6~ Office for Rent Repclir near new center area. Ex. Pointe Farms. 88B.9700. TYPING in my home. For. home. TU 1.8146. deposit and lease. 772.0481. .~ Vocation Rentals 20D Loc;ksmiths PROFESSIONAL pianist - perience 8bsolutely neces. LEGAL SECRETARY, part mer legal see r eta r y. BOOKKEEPING SERVICE UPPER FLAT _ 446. Ken. .~ Garage for Rent 201 Insulation Nina Sailta-Popular.Class. sary. 871-21«. time, 2 days a week. typo Speedy, reasonable rates, MY OFFICE OR YOURS slngton between Mack and 6~ Shore living QUarters 20F Washer cnd Dryer Repair leal lessons in your borne. BABYSITTER in my home ing, shorthand. 882.~. dependable. 885.2578 aCter TU 1:8146 Warren. 3 bedroom, stove, 21 Moving 6' Store or Office Rental Beginners, advanced. 777. d th gh 6. rElfriierator, washer and 6H For Rent or Sole 21 A Piano Service 6874. or yours, Mon ay rou 'POSITION OPEN for gener. EXPERIENCED n u r s e s dryer. Children welcome 6~ Halls for Rent 211 Sewing Machine Friday, 7:30.6:00 p.m., 10 off" k Ty I g fll BABYSITI'ER, aldei available full or part th 1 til' month old baby, Call after ~l Ice wor. P n,' EXCELLENT CARE ed d $225 per mon p us u I. 7 : Wonted to Rent 21 C Electrical Service GUITAR LESSONS. Folk 6 p.m. 885-6064. mg, phone. 372.8484. time. State licens an ties plus deposIt. By ap. 7),. Room Wonted 21D TV and Radio Repair .and modern. Instruments FARMS AREA bonded agency. 293.1717, polntment. 885'()770. 71 Room' and Boord Wonled 211 Storms cnd Screens r e n t e d. Woods Music SALES POSITION open in a MA:rURE. WOMAN to sle~,p 885.0533 INTERIOR PAINTING by 7C Garage Wonled 21 F Home Improvement Studio, 20551 Mack near Grosse Pointe Based office. mghts In elderly lady., NURSES AIDE will work 4 experienced college stu. GROSSE POINTE, 5 room 70 Storage Space Wonted 21G Roofing Service Vernier. 885.0024. First year earnings should home. 881.3639. or 5 days. :5 years experi- dents. Mike, 822.3942 or upper, A.1 condition. Cur. • Articles for Sole 21 H Rug Clecning be at ieast $15,000. Other DENTAL ASSISTANT, ex. enee. 331.3998. Recent ref- Dave, S31.0321. ta.ins throughout. Security. II. Musical Instruments 21.' Painting, Decorating 2B-TUTORiNG AND salesmen in the same of- perlenced chair side assist. erences. 821.2922. , .1 Antiques for Sole 21~ Wall Woshing EDUCATION fice have earned over '$25,. ant in four handed dentist- TEACHER.WRITER seekln, PARK 5 room flat, garage, IC Office Equipment 21 K Window Woshing THE READING 000 annually by ,the third ry. Able to take radio- LEADED GLASS WINDOW work to help finance fur. firep1ace, couples only , Articles Wonted 21L Tile Work " rear .. lf you are mte~ested graphs, and pour models, R882E~5833AIR ther study. Experiencded In need ~;::ly. No pets. $180 10 Snowmobile for Sole 21M Sewer Service RAILROAD m being a part of this ex. progressive office in Grosse home decorating aD i m- month. 821-1581. lOA Motorcycles for Sale 2JN Asphalt Work. A Reading Improvement Cen. panding company, contact Pointe. 884-54U. . provement-paintinl, pl~s. Hi' Trucks for Sole ' 210 Cement and Btick, Work ter Protessional Faculty. Box E.5, Grosse Pointe BOOKKEEPING SERVICE- termg, PlMl1l11, waUpaper. INDIAN VIlJ.AGE area, 11 Cars for Sole 21P Waterproofing Now enrolling for Fall pro. News. SERVICE STATION, drive. open and close books in. In,. Brick work, cKpe11try, single apartment with sep. 11A_Cor Repair , 21Q Plosler Work gram. f . way attendants fuli or part \lluding all tax work. Ef- roof repair, etc. Quality lI'.te entrance. $150 per 1'. Cars Wonted to Buy 21R Furniture Repair 886-0750 TIRED OF BEING ~ nobodY? time. 822.9310.' ficient and accurate, pick. wOl'kmaashlp. Reasonable month utilities Included. 11 C Boots ond Motors 215 Carpenter Join our aggressive team up and delivery if deslred. rates. Call Ray 888.-0. Call after 5 p.m. 8224263. now. Earn up to $25,000 a FULL TIME secretary need. 871-290S or 527.8326. 1J D Boot Repair 2IT Plumbing and Heating PRIVATE TUTORING ye8r. Full or part.time ed tot manufacturer's rep. FORMER TEACHER living NICE 2 bedroom, furnlshed 111 Boot Dockoge and Storage 21 U Janitor Service In night jobs avallable in resentative. One girl office. NEED SOMETHING moved, -in Grosse Pointe Woods de. kltcllen, curtains, carpet- '" Trailers and Campers 2JV Silverplating YOUR OWN HOME Michlgans leading enter. All skills necessary. Call delivered or disposed of? sires kb)'sUtln. for work. ing. No pets, References a Mobile Homes 21W Dressmaking and Tailoring All subjects; all levels. 11' tainment com pie x, the Friday ONLY 9 to 12. 886. Two PointereslcteDts will ing mothers, References. mu.t.881~. J~ Suburban Acreage 21Y Swimming Pools Adults and children. Cer. 6 21 Z Snow Removal and Roostertall. Call' G r r'1 3808. move or remove large or 884-4120, 1jtA Suburban Home tified teachers. Schoenith at 822.1234.for an small quantities of furni. 3 ROOM UPPER, stove, ro. Landscaping . Call: lp' Vocation Property interview, on such jobs as MATURE PERSON to baby ture, appliances Or what PRE.SCHOOL PLAY 9toP, frigerator,. heat included. DETROIT AND SUBURBAN managers, chefs, head se. sit in my home, 1 chUd, 2 have you. Call for free esU.. .ge. 3, • and 5. Tuesday, 88e.29lk5. lA-PERSONALS TUTORING SERVICE curity, banquet and party years. 521.8482. mate. 343-0481. Thunday, Friday opeDlnls. GROSSE POINTE FARMS, 356.0099 ;ct••• ified Deadline personnel, purchasing de. PROFESSIONAL association 88$-f215. lower 2 bedroom flat, reo 1s Tuesday 12-noob, for all PUppy SITTER SERVICE, PUBLIC SPEAKING, DRA. partment and art depart- Downtown Detroit seeks NEED SOMETlUNG typed? decorated. 139 Ridge, $250 'new copy. Changes of ropy Experienced, small dogs MATles. Rid yourself of ment, waiters, waitresses, young lady for receptionist. Lel me do it for you I CAPABLE 18-year-old fe- month. By appointment ~lnd cancellation must be only. No Tinklers. Refer. accent. become effective bartenders, bus boY,s, short derk.typist position. 965. Carol's Secretarial service. male wlUln, to do v.arlous only. 88H743. In by Monday 5. p.m. It is Mces. $3.50 ~~y. VE 9-1385, speech:maker\< project petJ order •. cooks . and -kitchen 41Q1l.' ' ...LegalelC~rieeee. Notary., ;houaehold job •. 815-8340. <' ~ ' lSuggested that all real es- -MEmTATlO~,<)SPIRlTUAL r~sonalitY::;:thrnugh:.:!l - I ll/ilJPci "1;;1';1.:, ~ ~;{. 1,1', , .' " ,P: I "CaUaft.er, ,$.I.P.m..,"''l5Ge~ .800' .,"'.,..,...... A:: ...':.;:-'uke. ALro:!r~Rau1'm~1i\uI'~~t\u~.:-t','d'!:'CO'.~.'.'laiir'a...•t days, 11-7, building, reasonable, refer. looking for only 3 ladies, thJs year's Christmas sea. Pointe Agency. 885-45'16. Handyman Grosse Pointe references, Mcet, lIecurity. 499.2838. licensed. 731-8205. INSTITUTE OF son. Santa has a good sal- Carpenter Work 343-G849 NEAR Grosse Pointe, 1 bed. FULL CHARGE housekeeper. and All Other I ary 'and benefits. LADY WISHES dlY work, room duplex, appliances, NON.SURGICAL face lift- MUSIC companion able to drive, Miscellaneous 2-6900 A younger looking you for Register now for Please apply in person any day during week. 822. paved parking, TU 4-0128, willing to travel. Must love Repairs Christmas. Call for infor- F'all Semester 1034. evenings. E. JEFFERSON TO CITY LIMITS JACOBSON'S animals. No cleaning. no mation. Lori. 884.1016. Private or Class Instruction laundry. References. Wrlt1! 881-2093 Riv",house Gift Shop, Morine ------MUSIC-piano, voice, strings, 17030 Kercheval after 5 p.m. PRIVATE NURSING, nights. ALTER ROAD-Qulet studio Oriv!' and "le- Riverhovse Box F.35, Grosse Pointe Companion nurse available. \ apartment. Refrigerator, Perk Pharmacy, e. Jefferson end THANK YOU for favor re. guitar, wind instruments. News. the City Limils ceived. Mother of Perpet. ART-Drawing, painting, all PRIVATE NURSING Don't drink or smoke. Love stove, utilities furnished. Around the Ciock elderly. References. 922, Adults only. Reasonable. GROSSE POINTE PARK ual Help, Holy Spirit, St. media commercial design. I ARE YOU LIVE.IN housekeeper and Anthony. St. Jude. Distinguished faculty baby sitter. References. [n home, hospital or nursing 4227. Security deposit. 884.0184. Lou's Perty Store, Charleveixend THEONE? home. RN's, LPN's, AJdes, Lekepoinle WILL I)RIVE your car to TU 2-4963 882.2422. THO R 0 UGH WORKER, SOMERSET - Near Grosse ;A,t'. Party Store, Ke"hevel and WHO: Exec. Secy - Girl companions, male attend. S a r as 0 t a. Responsible 16237 Mack at Three Mile Dr.1 maid, desires 1\Jesday, Pte. area, lower 5. beauU. Wayburn Friday. DEPENDABLE babysitter ants, live.ins. Screened and Saturday, and every other ful rondltlolt; carpeted Grosse Pointe adult coup:e'PRE-SCHOOL Play Shop WHAT: Good SkUIs + needed for 2 girls, three bonded. 24 hour service. G'ROSSEPOINTE CITY Wednesday. References. throughout, stove, refrlger. Leave November 18. 885- II ages 3, 4 and 5. Tuesday, Math Ability. days a week. My home Alger Pa,ly Siore, Mack and 51. 0056 kd 885 2562 Licensed nurses for insur- WHEN: Immediately or only. 882-8363. 9?2-4Z27. ator, back and side flood Clei, . wee ays, . I Thursday. Friday openings. ance cases. lights, 2 car garage and Cunningham Drug SIo,e, Notre mghts. I 885-6215. ASAP. Dome and Ke,cheval _ POINTE AREA NURSES separate basement. Now WHERE: st. Clair Shores EUROPEAN lady, general 5C-CATERiNG No~~edD~~~/~':,':;'~Cy.Ke,cheval LIMOUSINE chauffered full WILLOUGHBY School oC houkework, 2 half days a TU 4.3180 avallable. Prefer couple or Harper 8 Mile). Bon Secou" Hospital. Cadieux luxury Lincoln limousine. Dance tap classes for + week. References. 884-7125 JAC LIN'S Party Plannlnl- employed lady. No pets. WHY; Established man. AVAILABLE SOON - ~ua1J'1 dinners cocktail parties and Maumee division window, phone, TV. adults starts Wednesday, after 6. $210 plus utilities. Days 884. agement firm needs ca. fled comp~nion aide, home. box lu~che~, hors d'ocu: GROSSEPOINTE FARMS VIP treatment. 778-6138. Nove~ber 17. 2 p.m. 771. 8916-evenings after 6 p.m. reer minded person to HA VE COOK - need some. maker, unmcl4l1lbered. W1l1 vres. S e r v I,ft g avaHable. Rand. Medical Pharmacv. MockI EXCHANGE VICTORIAN 6920 or 884-7034. 881-7085. and Moron I . run one girl office; one to serve table and help travel. Excellent references 331.7848 821-8717 Tra,l Pharmacy. Kerchevalon the I three opal ring, antique 3-LOST AND FOUND HOW with house. 2 adults in and driver. Personable. ' . 3 BEDROOM home with air, Ke~:/IDrugs,Kerche~oland Fisher silver locket, Vict?rian MUCH: $500/month to family. Near bus lines. Swedish descent Non. 6--FOR RENT $350 per month. ACter 4:30. ROOd. cameo for fur coat, size 8. LOST, red leather coat tie start. Live.in. 885,2233, smoker and sobriety. 1m. UNFUItNiSHED 469.1767. sc~~~e, O,ug,. F,lhe, ond Mau.. Box M.16, Grosse Pointe belt, Monteith parking lot, P.S.: Call 777.2775 for mediate replies. P. O. Box COOK EXPERIENCED, ref. 952 Southfield, Michigan, 15 ROOM lower flat, 152152UPPER FLAT, 286 Alter. No Cunninghamond MockDrug•. 7 Mile Rood News. _ election day. 882.7022. appt. I erences required. 885.8171. 48037. Chatsworth, $215 per month children or pets. Collage Ha,pilal, Kercheval and AN HONEST finder has de. FOUND _ Grey kitten. Col. Couples only. No pets. TU Muir posited a sum of money lar. 7 Mlle.Mack area. 371. JIM DUFOUR 4-4067 EASTLAND AREA - Cava. ller Manor. Large luxury GROSSE POINTE WOODS with the City Clerk. Upon 8935. PAINTING UPPER FLAT eastside, 5 1 .nd 2 bedroom apartment M~,il Woods Pharmocy. Mock suitable identification, the UNIQUE EXECl)TIVE INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR A,~~sB~,::S~~~~. Mock MOr money will be returned to LOST. Men's g I ass e s, in rooms, responsible work. and townhouse. New ap. HOME REPAIRS Ing couple. $200 month. Gr~.:iI~o~n~d Pharmacv, Mock the owner, less the rost of black case, vicinity Barnes pUances, carpet, carport, SECRETARIALI BOOKKEEPING 882-4445 884.0718. ond Monchester thisa. d If th e money IS. not School, Oct. 22, reward. central air. From $195. 772. .----_._-- 3649• Ha,kn... Pharmacy. Mack 000 claimed by December J, 886.0328. IF YOU'LL name the job you 3 ROOM UPPER-3657 Bar. Bol;?c"~~~~, Mock and Roslyn 1976 it will be returned to 4-HELP WANTED CAREER OPPORTUNITY want done, we'll do It. ham, refrigerator, !tove, SUlkes MUll!ple Servict's. DETROIT AREA the honest finder. Grosse GEN ERAL heat inc5uded. No pets. Licensed. Ins u red. VA FOR RENT St. John Ho,pital. Seven Mile Pointe Park Police De' --~--- - II Looking Cor the ultimate in an executive secretaria' Adults only. $125 a month 4.9172. Roodond Morois d partment, 822.7400, Lt. MEAT CUTTER WANTED, administrative career position? If you' have several Security deposit. Refer 1724 ALLARD - Last Oevon.h"e, Drugs. Mock cn I Duncan 5 years experience in Su.1 Devonsh". . years experience, this could be "it" for you. enc~8. 881.7141. of our rentals. At. Mo,ylandaevereg. Shappe.Mcck, ------per Market. Good pay. Ap- 4C-HOUSE SITTING near Ma'yland WIDOW, retired nurse. mu. ply at 14740 Mack. 2 blo('ks \' SERViCES 5 ROOM UPPER ~ncome tractive 3 bedroom, ~:;k~~s'P~;~:'s~or:~dM~l'r~~ 51. siclan, oon.drinker! des.lre.s from Grosse Pointe. We're a small, c10seiy held company in Grosse GraUot.Houston area. Clean It,l-story in Grosse C1o,r to meet seniors With 81ml' ------I Pointe Farms. We are seeking a highly skilled, wel1 I Going on Vocation? heated, mlddleaged work Pointe Woods. Fea- ,Iar interests for rompan. ing couple. security. After ST. CLAIR SHORES organized person with shorthand and typing capabili' tures Include 2 full Mono, Phermocv, G,eater Mock ionship, dining. WIU 8S' 1 GO WORRY FREE! .a. 371.15?~. baths, 1J,2 car ga- and lied Mapl. Lone . ' surne own expenses. Write George Palms ties, numeriC'al -aptitude and bookkeeping experience. ! We wlll watch your home, Lok; Pha,rnocy, fa,t Nine Mole check your furnace, GROSSE POINTE PARK rage, remodeled kit. between Mock and Jeff.rson Box B'I, Grosse Pointe Realtor Some tax experience helpful. News. [llantll, animals, mail, at. Nottingham, beautiful large Expanding tend your every house. 3 bedroom lower fire. SHOREWOOD 'lA-'WONALS You would become a key" member of our staff, reo n.t, 2-ENTEItTAiNMENT hold need. Professional piace, stove, refrigerator, E. R. BROWN WANTED: Packard Motor We have openings for two placing one who is retiring after a long and Buccess. oft-duty Grosse Pointe po. separate ba~ment. No chll. BAND AVAILABLE, full va. Company parts, watches, sales people ful career. An excellent compensation plan accom. lice ofllcers. Call dren or pets. Prefer ma. REALTYr INC. pins. rings. Anything from rlety ot excellent music for I Excellent bonus plan. panies this most .attractive career position. Interested? ture, mlddtea.ed couple. 20431 Mack Avenue Packard. 294.2798. all soeial oecaslons. 731. 886-9389 $225 plul utilities. Evening. TI) investigate It further, call 225.2684. 8081. Call tor appointment or after 6 p.m. 8U-908lI. Grosse Pointe Woods, NEEDLEPOINT and crewel 1-727-1202 Michigan 48236 pillows blocked ,and finish. ALL KINDS OF bands end 1\ George L. Palms 3 ROOK lower nat, garage shows to choose for private An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F for ed. AIEO needlepoint In. 886-44« near IS Mile and Gratiot. . 886-8710 parties, weddings, etc. 478. SEC'URITY PLUS strucllon. TU 1.7073, TU Phonoe after 4, 311.f4a5 6-6318. 3731. , '

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Page Twenty-Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, November II J 1976 ,- 6-FOR RENT ,....RTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SAL~ 6-FOI RENT 6A-FOI RENT 6D-:.V ....CATIOH 6D-V ....CATION 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-#'t. • UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED FURNISHED RENTALS 4. RENTALS ENTIRE CONTENTS of dis. 'DECORATOR'S 3rd annual GAS'STOVE,$ 824excelent9363 condi. . ALTER RD. - SmaU Itudkl GROSSE POINTE City, Not!'e GROSSE POINTE SHORES OCEANFRONT Condo, Juno FOR RENT. 27.foot Motor tinguished Lakeshore home. in home sale. Carved an. tion, 180. '. • I apartment. All \&wUe., Dame near nffel'lOD. Fi,rat 3 bedroom, a. bath Ranch. Beach. 5 miles north of Home, sleeps 6,. fully equip. Antiques, household items, tique secretary, contempo. MOVING SALE _ Loveseat, stove I n d relrigetator. time advertised. 4 bedroom Family room. 2 car at. Palm Beach, 2 bed roo lJllS , ped. 569.3050, 885.2687. clothing, tools, etc. Novem. rary c h rom e and glass matching chairs, reclining Adulu only. $85.' 88(.3883. flat. 2 baths, living room tached garage. Quiet loca. 2 bathrooms, poOl, sauna, ber 12, 13, 14, IS, 9. a.m.' etegere's, fancy gold leaf chair antique 'rocker, cane LAUDERDALE BY SEA. with fireplace, dining room, tion. Avallal:':e now thr6ugh beautifully, completely fur- 1 p.m. 34304 Jefferson. vent hood, st~lnless steel bed a'nd dresser with excel. WAYBURN, Grosse Pointe Oceanfront. 2 bedroom lux~ kitchen, screened porch. April. $600 monlh plus se. nishe.i. No children. No etegere, electnc range top, lent orthepedic mattreS'S, Park. Newly decorated 3 No children or pets. ury Townhouse. Private 'Provencia1 , 1 S435 curity deposit. References pets. $1200 monthly only. FRENCH t win sink, wood picture fra~es,. 30.inch :self cleaning cop- bedroom. wan to wall car. per month. 886-0443. beach. Season only. 963. ~ required. 882-9114. bedroom set, dresser, double 30. gall0!1 aquanum ,per oStove, artificial Doug. • petin,! .tove and refrigera. HIGBIE MAXON 3123, evenings. 884.~_94_4_._ mirror, chest of drawers. with stand, Christmas dec. I s fir Xmas tree, $40, ' tor. Not suitable for pets INDIAN VILLAGE ---" Super -- 886-3400 DELRAY BEACH, Luxury $500. 886-7582. orations and many other oar i g i na I cost $80. TU or children. $225 month. Se. Carriage house. One bed. 6F-SHARE LIVING condominium. 2 bedrooms, FIREWOOD-$25 unUsual items. Sat~rday, 5.7855 curity deposit, $275. 864: room. Sll50 Mo, QUARTERS "I f LOWER FLAT in F.arms 2 baths, full kitchen. etc. 500 Sunday 10.5. 342 RIVard, . 4666 or 476.7531. INDIAN VILLAGE AREA - ! near Cottage Hospital com., Tennis, ,pool, golf. 362.3669 MALE to share small apart. 264-4 I Grosse Pointe City. ANTIQUE clocks, washstand, _• Tree top 6 room apartment. pletely furnished. Color TV between 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. GROSSE POINTE PARK on Utilities included. $200 mo. ment. Reasonable rent. 822. ANTIQUE poc~et on:atches- 5'X6' MIRROR $50. 331-0717. record cabinet, breakfast For neat responsible adu1t. 6716 a'fter 6:30. John, please Buy-SeH.RepaJr. Ku,ka Jew. , or bar stools, Hollywood Somertet. Lower nat, 2 bed. TOWNHOUSE - ~eorator's WEST PALM BEACH, Flor. 5 months only (through call. 822-6716 after 6:30 p.m. 'elers Master Wachmaker. DINING ROOM SET - 5 bed, maple step tables, cof- rooms, garage, basement. delight - 4 bedrooms, 2 ida, Atlanlis Country Cluo, Aprjl. 15). 571-6100 days, 63 Kercheval, On the Hill. chairs, dropleaf table, buf. fee iable. 884.2883, $220. plus security deposit. baths, gueat quarters. 1m. 882.1488 evenings. 2 bedroom Villa, complete- FABULOUS FLAT in the. No children. 8824363. mediately available. ly furnished, 27 holes of Farms to share with bache. 885.5755. fet and china cabinet. 527- NY t'q tools, house. ATTRACTIVE STUDIO and 7921 MA an 1 ues, 4 ROOM upper, near shop.! GROSSE POINTE AREA - goll, pool. weekly or month- lor. CaUjl81-4948. MATUltE w 0 man's coat,' hold it ems. all kinds. Clean Apt. 2 bedrooms, 1 4 room apartment in West ping, transportation. Utili. 'Iy, Adults only. 886.2759. royal blue real grey mink LIKE NEW GE avocado Thursday. Saturday. 2951 bath, separate basement, Village near Jennings hos- ._------~ ties included. Available De. 6G-STORE OR OFFICE collar (ne~), size 16. Skis built.in dishwasher, $65. Alter. garage. $185 Mo. pital. All uti~ities. Single GMC MOTOR HOME. 1975, RENTAL and boots (size 9th), $10, 882-7014. II decoupage cember 1st. 527.1399.. JOHN S. GOODMA.V, INC. or adult working couples. 26', sleeps six, good condi. EA&T WARREN near Gorsse almost new. Bss.2122. 20% OFF on a 886-3060 886-3060 Security deposit. Refer- tion. 882.7141. DINING SET, Transitional, and yarn supplies - some GROSSE POINTE PARK - Pointe. Heated, clean, re- ences, 822.8927. 50-GALLON aquarium com. walnut and rosewood; 40" things 'h off. 27510 Harper, Upper. Appliances. Clean. 12 MILE ROAD, comer Great. FLORIDA. Marco Island - modeling front, basement. Available. Adults only No plete with hood, stand, Dy- drop leaf table and leaf, St. Clair Shores. 775.2960. , er Mack, spacious 1 and 2 NICE STUDIO apartment, Renting beautiful water. 884-2133. nallo filter plus diatom tH. pets. VA 2.2605. . front condominium villa, buffet, hutch with glass bedroom apartment. Air, good area. $135 per month ter. Best offer. 885.0886. doors, Mobile serving cart, HANDSOME antique mahog. bi-weekly, monthly, fishing, 7-WANTED TO RENT UPPER FLAT, 5 rooms, 2 carpeting, carport. TU 5. inciudes all utilities. Secur. > 4 side chairs, 2 upholster.ed any. fr amed glass shadow ity deposit. 254-4474. boating, pool, etc. Sleeps 4 ANTIQUED bedroom set, bedroems, 6 closets, separ. 4384. RETAIL SPACE in estab- h 2 box, 28x24 inches, $90. adults, new completely fur- double bed, chest, dresser, arm e airs. 881.655 . Violin and use, $60. Pool ate uliJlties, stove, refrig. ASHLAND near East War- GROSSE POINTE-Vernier. lished business for gold nished. TU 1.4982. mirror, $125. 884.8905. SKI equipment; Crosby Hunt table with exIra ping pong erltor. No children. Good ren-3 room upper. Stove, Professional business man. and silver jewelry. 526.5248. com'enient location. 886- seat ladies' saddle; lawn lop, $140. 45-piece setting refrigerator, hea!ed. Adults Furnished, attractiv~ 3 FORT LAUDERDALE .. Ex. GROSSE POINTE newly. GARAGE SALE-Wednesday 4640. until Wednesday, excluding mower; record player. 885. "Yorktown" stoneware, $50. ~~ LA 6-2800. room upper, private en. ecutives quiet; handsomely weds desire quiet 2 or 3 weekend, 9:30 until 6. 1376 8786 .after 3. p.m. 881.7726. HOUSES FOR RENT, Har. ._-- trance, linens, dishes, util- furnished can a I garden bedroom flat or carriage BEACONSFIELD between ities, heat. 8844744, Bishop, Grosse Pointe. 884- per Woods, Prestwick, 21336. apartment. in llxc1usive Co- house in Pointes. Must have HOUSE SALE. Collector's DUNCAN PHYFE TABLE.,;; Mack.Warren. 5 room -low- ral Ridge. Available for 6486. 3 bedroom brick ranch. Ga- garage. No children, no items. Loads of assorted drop leaves, 2 extensions, 6 .. , er fenced in yard. $185 6B-ROOMS TO RENT monthly or seasonal rental. rage. Immediate occupancy. pets, Excellent references. KELVINATOR refrigerator, household items .and good. chairs, $100. 886.4934. phis utilities. 372.8636 after Serious inquiries. 777-4247 $350 month. Roach. 886.5770. EMPLOYED WOMAN or 884-5191' or 288-4881. top freezer. Excellent can. ies plus some fine furni- 2 p.m. evenings. mille oJ:.female student, at- dition. Basement s t 0 v e , MEN'S SUITS, 40.42, lady's _ CORBETT neal' Dickerson. 3 MIDDLE-AGE couple needs ture. 775 University Place, LOWER FLAT, newly dec- -tractive room, a!l house $150 for both. Men's 10. winter coats, 10-12 hair,. rOOms. Carpeted, ..ppll. 2-3 bedroom home, formal Grosse Pointe. 10 a.m. to 4 orated, Chandler Par k privileges, dishwasher. FABULOUS Marathon Key speed Schwinn Letour. Ex. dryer, 6-year crib with ac. ( ances, heated, $125 a month dining room, garage. Can p.m., Saturday-Sunday on- -aree, $22S plus uUlilies. Near s hop ping center, Florida, 45 miles from Key cellent 'condition, extras. cessories.Snack bar stools, plus security deposit. No 832-2900, ask for Jack ly. Come to side door. CaU after 4, 864.2968. transportation, $85. Also West. Beautifully furnished Tourmaline m in k cap e fireplace log grate, glass. __ pets. Ideal for employed Newland, after 7 ,p.m. WO batement room with sepa. 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom jacket, excellent condition, ware, lamps, perculators,"} couple or mature woman. ATTRACTIVE four room up- 3.3900, room 772. PRE . HOLIDAY basement rate study. d~s!:, wall cab- Condos with pool and rec. $400. 526-G729. &ale, hundreds of items, toasters, melmac dishes, Rerefences reqUired. 521- per, heated, carpeting, inet, $65. Near Grosse reation room, overlooking COUPLE needs 2 bedroom oil paintings, tree stands, 1635. stove refrigerator. Harper- C h r is t m,a s decorations, Pointe. 885.3189. water and goll course. Suo apartment or carriage MAPLE bedroom set and 'many new gifts still in quality miscellaneous. 1429 Outer Drive area. Avail. perb fishing. After 9 p.m. d' t chair, 30 inch electric stove, Balfour, Park OUTER DRIVE-Gunston area, ....T house. Imme 13 e occupan. boxes, all items' like new. able December 1, $185. 372. 6B-ROOMS TO RE sofa and chair, (like new). 3 room apartment, newly ..... 731-6248. cy in City, Farms, or Jewelry, china, plants, 9098. TU 1.8432. SNOW TIRES, two, General. decorated. Stove, refriger. EMPLO)[ED WOMAN, .at. KEY LARGO Florida 2 bed- Woods. No children - 1 clothes, gifts, household ator. $105. 886-5495. GROSSE POINTE FARMS, A78.13s on Vega wheels. tractive room, all house room new' deluxe' Town- small dog. After 6 p.m. SANYO-AM.F~ car stereo. items. saturday Nov. 13, Balanced, $40. 886-0416. 3 bedroom Ranch, carpet. p r i v i leg e s. Dishwash. house. B e a c h, marina,' 8B6~7894. Two 5.0Z. speakers with 10.4. 263 Mt. Vernon. No .., STUDIO apartment, 6-Mile ed, own utilities. Security. and Schoenherr, newly dec. er, near shopping center, large recreation hall, ten- MATURE 26.year.old female, mount. $75. New. 886-8193. pre sales. GARAGE SALE - Starls jJeferences. ~o pets. $350. orated, S110 a month, pay transportation. 885-3189. nis, pool. By week, m~nth desires flat or apartment. DINING ROOM suite, six Thursday for one week. 2 year lease. 886-2044. USED 50 lb. ~Sears residen. own utilities. 885-1900. 6C--OFFICE FOR RENT . or season. For reservations Call between 9-5. Donna. pieces, carved oak, $400, Office desks, floor stand. FLAT for rent an Haverhill call TU 1.9315. 526-2276. 881-1027. tial ice' maker $250. New ing radio from 1940, pink HAYES, 9206, 5. room up- -6 rooms. 885-7109 or 889. Whirlpool units from $425. and black kitchen set. Alsa per, no children or pets, COLONIAL EAST-9 :Mile. ACAPULCO, HI.rjse luxury 7C-GARAGE WANTED MEN'S Yamaha Skis and •Call 469.3282. 0388. , Harper. 2 room suite, '1 apartment, 2 bedroom, 2 b t 'Y h many small items. 19973 E . reasonable. 882-4245. Williams Co u r t, Grosse- room sU.t! e or des k ISpace. bath, f ab uIOus VIew. 0f bay. WANTED'. Garage to rent, k'00 s, b woment 1s 884ama a GONE With Tbe Wind lamps, 5269 ALTER-2 bedroom Pointe Woods. 881-5785. " 881-6436. Near Le Club, 2 pools, full preferably 'heated _ in s IS, 00, S, po es. -1378. grosse pointe city, 2 bedroom borne, newly decorated. French curio cabinet, can. lowe~ extras. parker, tu $150 month, securty de. time maid 'and car. Avail. Grosse Pointe area. TV 6- STORM WINDOWS _ Hard dIe stand, oak china cabi. DIN Ill{ G ROOM SUITE. VERNIER near X.way, 4,000 able from January 10, 7 1264. to find, inllide Fenestra. net, coffee grinder, Victol- Beautiful French Proven- • 5-4415. post: TU 2-8798. square feet, private offices, 4 0 S' 3/. security system, ample day minimum. 3S -043 . GARAGE wanted in Whittier. Izes 35IA x 617'4 and 17IA ian dresser and love sea,fs. cia!, Excellent condition. 8 GROSSE POINTE - upper. GROSSE POINTE PARK-6 Doll house Iurnilure and pieces including china cab. kin Jefferson area. Phone 821. x 61%. 886-3045. Trombley. 2 bedrooms, room upper nat $225. Car- par g. F LOR I D A - Hutchinson dolls. Antique toyS, 1arge inet. $450. 886-9067. FISHER; corner .Maumee: 6 Island near St'~art, spacious 7251. STEREO music system. Sony smart kitchen with ,appU; peted, ..dults only. No cbll- selection of antique jewel- ancel, dIshwasher. Com. dren. No pets. ean alter r09m oUice suite, former new 2 bedroom, bathroom, 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE model HP.318, solid state, ry. Small deposit will hold QUALITY medical oUice, has dark screened balcony Condo- AM.FM, 8 track. Player/ pletely carpjlted. S230per 6 p,m. 823.5IlK. purchase u'ltil Christmas. ro')m >and laboratory, 2 minium. Ideally located BOOKTIQUE us dbooks recorder with BSR turn. SEASONED month. Would consider e Lorie Antique Galleries, 5 ROOM FLAT wUh sepa- room office, private lava. between Indian River and bought and'sold. Noon until table. 2 air suspension FIREWOOD single person. 882-1797. 23220 Mack 'at Nine Mile. r8te basement in Grosse tory, front and rear, en- 0 c e a n. Clubhouse, pool, 7, Tuesday through Satur. speakers included, '4 speak. GUARANTEED TO BURN 775-1970. 6 MILE.Gratiot area, heated Pointe .$155 plus utilities, trance. Nearby; One 17x20 tennis, sauna and oceans. day. 15243 Mack Avenue, er capability. ExceUent 676-0914 " room upper apartment secu,rity deposit, adults, office, ,Fisher Mews. For rent by season after 4 885.2265. condition. Must sell! $300. SWINGERLAND Snare drum. " without appliances. Com- no pets, garage available. Virginia S. Jeffries, 545-4716 824-0351 ICE SKATES, winter clothing Realtor, TV 2.0899 p.m.. HOUSEHOLD SALES AND . Excellent condition. $80 or pletely dec:orated. No chll. 624-4402. :best offer. 881-0467. are'~he ISpecia1:s at HILTON HEAD ISLAND -; ESTATE LIQUIDATIONS FRUITWOOI? coffee table. THE RESALE SHOP .~. 4331 CHATSWORTH upper 5Pac e d~:ailA~cl$~I:f~~ri~h ~ ..~,~E!t,,,cOf!i~et .'d I , Air conditio~ed 3l?edr~m,. APP!,.~isal~~~E~e,eon~ta. , Will~onl)1del' ,~ea~o!1able' MARLIN ~~el .-sO:, DL 22 Unitarian Church Annex, \1 ~~~,. ,Sllbp.; ~J!\)J.liQm;'2. ,tl~",A~(J,>piR-~ ~1~1 IQffAAt lH!~~. ,'1,', .IG~I"J rifle. boif-a"e'ilon, magazine :'fi .-~ lti"ilOO' '$t!~urlt.YcTe}iOliit. •decoratea; .;ga"t~~~.... ,e: JAdillfJI ,17'150 .Maumee:. Wednes~ ; :5II%cor 882.9206 •... ". . 'IUQ1l.... aitiorun8 ctiampion.sbip'goff 'CfJurses;: 881.7518 or 8811.0559. ... '.' MOVING _ Queen size sofa 'fed S-L-LR with Weaver days, 10-3, Thunsday eve~ • " , $170. 881.5662; " , ~ heat. Secomfsl()fy-, Morang - 'La v e r Emerson ,Tennis' U.TOMOBILE Owners -aut'0- bl!{!; gold velour, excellent ,4X-scop.e-" $60 •. firm. 343- at the corner of Waybum, complex, 20 clay courts, dT 1 kit h nings, 7-9. Consignments of CONTRACTOR'S HOME - 0342. .seasonable good'';; accepted tastefully decorated, main. 3 BEDROOM nat for tent, $ISO month. 371-6300. wa'lking distance to 3 miles mobile insurance with quar- con I ~on; g a ~ s ..c en 1095 Beaconslield. Nice, terly payments as low as set WIth 2 chairs; smgle on We~esday. 882-9755. tenance free exterior. 3 or 'MACK, corner of Hampton. white sand beach. Week or $16.27. TtJ 1-2376. bed, antique white; 5.piece TWO pedestal type sinks, 4 bedrooms-den, 1~baths, mature couple wanted. Will reasonable. Call 886.8151. 4lX85 INCH fireplace man- .be available November 16. 20() to 700 square feet. ,Di. month, Ca.:! 885-4126. bedroom set. Evenings 822. Florida and rec. room, new vided into offices. Carpet. FLORIDA, 2 bedroom, 2 bath FIREWOOD - N () r the r n 3395. tel mirror, $75. 882.1068- kitchen, plumbing and elec. See owner at 1093 Beacol1S~ FRENCH provincial love 881-1115. field. ' ed, dr.aped, off street park. d B 'ta Bea h Michigan. Clean, seasoned . seat, beige; Excellent con- , tr.ical. AvaiJJble January, ing. 8864700: Eve n in g s. can 0,' on om c. hardwood Also kindling de- PROVtlNCIAL CHAIR; ma- 1977, $450 a month. 882-GIM. 268-7146- 539-7930. livered. 293-3949. hogany occasiqnal chair; dition. $100. 881.4006. DARKROOM equipment, $95; I GROSSE POINTE fARK- 886-4890. db' General Electric refrigera- GMC, 26' motor home, fully rum ta Ie 28 '; 2 spreads, i ATTRACTIVE upper nat. 3 5 rOOm ~wer flat, carpet. BASEMENT SALE,' milk tor, $35; Speed. Queen ing, drapes'included. Mod. 4900 CADIEUX ROAD-Ideal equipped, sleeps 4. Ideal BARN SIDING - Authentic twIn. 884.1308. can, glass candle holder,:;, 1 bedrooms. 3 rooms plus for M.D. or dentist. Share k d R I" weathered, hand hewn, wringer washer, $50; 2 Ii ern bath, shower. Private ,antiques, 'many useful bath, half private base. waiting room with Intern. for'bl ski tweeF .en s. ea-son-t' . natural ti'm'ber. 1...'63.2179. MOVING _ Household fur- folding bed~; and miscel. i ment. Convenient to Grosse basement, garage. Grosse a e ra es. or reserva Ions nishings and bric.a.brac. items. 9 to 4 Friday and laneous, 821-4915. Pointe S'Chools ~ per ist. .886-4323 ~all 886 9883 SEASONED FIREWOOD Pointe schools and bus tine. ~. -. - Saturday, November 13. Saturday. 10S5 Lakepointe. 884.9705. month. Security deposit, KERCHEVAL, Punch & Judy F LOR I D A _ Redington delivered, $25 a face cord. 885-4516. SNOW BLOWER, G-78x14 LARGE coffee table match. , . No pets. Call collect. Roch- Block. Reception area plus Sh G IfI t Delight 752-7007. snow on wheels. A Iso LOWER one bedroom newly ester 1.651-2372. ing end tables, green lined others. 499.3778. two private offices $175 ful'luxuryores uCondoran. unit near - HOUSE LIQUIDATION MOVING SALE _ 7' sofa, 2 painted, large ,kitchen, ap- includes heat. R. G. Edgar, b b d fireside chairs, rocking drapery I8nd' man's gold pliances,. heat, par kj n g: YORKSHIRE-MACK 4Y.! up. TU 6-6010. SI. Peters urg. 2 e rooms, SALES ET AL ' chair, desk, oval 'mirror, wedding ring. 774.1085 after LIVING ROOM SALE _ Evenings. 824-3849. per, stove, refrigerator. 2 bath completely furnish.' Invites you to visit their shop. large combination relrig- 6 p.m. French Provincial furni. Working adults only. $175 GROSSE POINTE WOODS ed. Monthy minimum. De. Every, Thursday from 10 ture, 3 chairs, $50 each; O~E BEDROOM garage apart. cember, Januar", Aprl'l. 2 . t th 'Oft erator.freezer, ov.al shag BELL AND HOWELL 16mm It month. S'ecurity deposit. 21312 MACK - Zlx106 ft. ~ a.m.. p.m. a e 'WlY rug 9 x 15 green carpet Seascape oil painting, $100; ment. Grosse Pointe Farms. 835.7067. Owner. 824-0351. S 'th B 'Id' 15115 Ct.- .', . sound movie projector with ,. building. Ideal for attorney ml Ul mg, 'alr. 109, 12 x 18. 294.4044. end tables, $18 each; Law. Security dep'osit-l month automatic loading, model ~on oSofa, $90; plus other GROSSE POINTE. One bed. CPA, insurance or generai BOYNE CO UN TRY SKI levoix, Grosse Pointe. This ! rent. Monthly rent $175, office Use. Carpeted, rear CHALET (Petoskey area). week's feature - map I e 'PHILCO side by side refrig- #1592, practically brand miscellaneous pieces. Open doesn't include utilities. room apartment, carpeting, new. Call 839-3523. around " parking. Fireplace, dishwasher, TV, dinette set, 2 leaves - 6 erator, d a v e n po r t and Saturday, 1-4:30 p.m. 1512 Call between 4.6 p.m. 882- newly decorated. $275 a 5 p.m. chairs, (like new), and an- chal'r rolJaway bed I'n cab)' S. Renaud. 886-1469. 3073. month includes heat, air 21304 MACK-2 room office. Phone. Sleeps any size ,. tique c her r y drop.leaf net a", C tal' VA conditioning. 222-7870, days. Carpeted. Ideal for Man- group up to 18. Season, , rutr', ur ns. NEVER BEEN USED greenl ELECTRIC .range. Hotpointe FLAT FOR RENT-Chalmers month, week or week-end. table. Selected items taken 43330- . gold carpeting, 12x13 ft. 822,8952, eve n i n g sand ufacturer Representative, on consignments. built.ill, $75. 884-2994. and Outer Drive area. Car. weekends. etc. 647-7233. 882-7014. peting, garage, separate GARAGE, household and an. 48" BAKERS Cupboa'l'd with basement. 882-5978. VAN ANTWERP - Grosse BOYNE COUNTRY. Com. FIREWOOD tique sale. Kidney desk, SMALL 5 drawer modern porcelain pull out counter, Pointe Woods. 3 t*droom 20825 MACK-I2 room suite. pletcly furnished all e1e<:. Split seasoned hardwood, $30. carriage lamps, a.ntique desk with chair, $40. Gen- roll.front, and flour sifter, GROSSE POINTE PARK - Colonial. New carpeting. 1,650 'Sq. ft.. carpeted. Ir.l. tric, 2 tier Chalet. Upper Free delivery. Days 949. square Grand piano. new eral Electric range hood, $150. 885-1057. 2 bedroom upper, carpet. Good condition. $375 per mediate occupancy. tier-4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 0666, evenings 773.8816. double oven stove, 4 poster $10. 2 large 3-way, lamps, lng, newly decorated, 1m. month. 882.5567. TU 4.1340 - TU 6-1068 kitchen living room with CONVALESCENT NEEDS, beds. 1012 Yorkshire, 12 to single maple headboard SKI SALE, large selection at mediate occupancy. 886- 5 Sunday. bed frame, $10. 882-1488 reduced prices. Saturday 7102. 6D-VACATION ---- fireplace .. Lo,vcr tier - 3 wheel chairs, walkel"lS, com. ALTER-South of Jefferson. RENTALS bedrooms, 2 baths. kitchen, modes. Rent {)r buy. Dis. evenings. 9 to 5; Sunday 12-5. 237 Spacious, clean, comfort- living room with fireplace. COWlt prices. 774--3440. 9 PIECE Duncan Phyle din. Chalfonte. MARSEILLES - 3 bedroom ing room set $150; ironer GARAGE SALE. Ski equip- Colonial near St. John able 3 bedroom upper flat ON THE OCEAN Tiers interconnected if de. ment (used twice), TV, ELDERLY dining rroom set, I $20; 2 lamps $5; beginners Hospital. Prefer couple- with forma'l dining room, sired. Ski reservations now SOFA, 78" gold traditional, fireplace. kitchen appli. EfficiE'nc~' and one bedroon: being taken. 425-8933. $425; Italian Proven cia 1 skis and ,boots. size 6, $10. record cabinet, furniture, large table, 6 chairs, bul. will consider 1 child. 881. ances. disposal, tile bath, apartments. Available Jan. ---____ chair, green and cream clothes, window fans, toys, fel. Make offer. 82~85. 4200. 824-0042. Maryland, Grosse natural noors, gar age. uary through' April. Deer- OLD PORT COVE - North velvet stripe, $160. Both al. Pointe Park. much more. Family trans- A GAS space heater, 30,000 JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE Newly redecora'ted, in and field Beach. Florida. Please Palm Beach-for sale or most new, custom made by ferred. 571 Lincoln Rd. LATEST 308 Winchester, Saturday, 9 to 4. BTU (Coleman). 16 wooden' OUTER DRIVB . Dickerson. out. Lovely neighborhood. call 886.9209. lease. furnished, 2 bed. Semay. 885.2912. 'storms and screens. Gas Unfurnished 4 room upper. Prefer adults. $225 and se. EXECUTIVE CHALET -i~i rooms. 2 baths. penthousc featherweight, mint condi. tion, $175. Remington pump OLD FASHION Santa Claus. range. Kitchen set with $140 per month 'plus uti!. curity deposit. 821-0997, BOYNE COUNTRY .., with clubhouse and poo!. INSTANT COPIES IOc 8 reindeer and sleigh for padded chairs. Three living 30-06, with 4 power scope, Hies. $100 security. 371. evenings. priced ..ight. Minutes from' VE9-8653, Mr, June. I' SCRATCH PADS, 35c LB. lawn display. Fully actio room cham. Uargeattic $175. Both checked by Mc. 1227. vated. Lighls and poles In- fan and more mi:scellane- ASHLAND-Clean attractive prime ski ani snowmobiling FORT--MEYERS-BEACH~ CHRIST~~' J~s 20% Daniel Gun Shop. Ready area. 4 bedrooms, whirl Florida. Exceptionally love. DISCOU:-.... eluded. Best offer. Thurs. ous items. 771-

Thursday. November II, 1976 ~G R 0 SSE POI N T E N.E W S Page Twenty.Five . AIT.ICLES FOR SALE I-ARTICUS FOR SALE 8B-ANTIQUES 9-ARTICLES WANTED l1-CARS FOR SALE 11-CARS FOR SALE 11C-:ftlJR~ND !13-~t~LS1t~ATE LD. ~herry~r'e8sing t~ble, MAGNAVOX color TV, 25", FOR SALE WANTED. ,Queen Anne 'din. 1976 BUICK Limited, 4 door. '66 MUSrANG 289, runs orJgJnal Mirror, C h.1 n a white French Provincial. FURNITURE refinished, ,re- ing room table. 881.()816. G.M. executive car. Load. good, needs body wark. TRAWLER-34' Marine Tra.1 ST. CLAIR SHORES , blOC~, Oro., 4 place settings. Cabinet 'f,th slidi-lg doors, paired, stripped, any type ---- ed, $6,800. 881.8556. 885-7334. der, ~.3 GPH diesel power'i OPEN SUNDAY 2.5. Robert Sterling silver by Wallace, $250 886.1400' of caning. Free estimales, WANTED TO BUY - l"ur- I All fJber~lll'ss and teak; 2 I John, 23253, 2 blocks off 3 place 'Settings, Royal . . niture, glassware, dishes. COLLECTOR'S CAR, .1965 197~ .MACH I, excellent con. heads With showers: Fly: Lakeshore on Milk River. I Rose, Spanish Lace. 885- DUNBAR black leather eXEC. _ 474-8953. I paperback books, odds and Corvair 500. 27,00 miles. I dillon. No rus!. 3 speed 351 bridg~; we 1~ . equipped. 1 "bedroom, 2~ bath Colo. ~. utive swivel chair 'fIith POT BELLY STOVE ends. 774-4399. new tifES. excellent condi. Cleveland. $1,000. 882.4063. beautiful condillon. ~ !Sea., nial, family room, finished chrome base, best offer. 6' BEST OFFER-- tion. 884-5496. ;1. 1975 COUPE de V ILL E , sons old. A bargain al basemen!. ONCORD IStereo receiver, sofa, blue slipcover with 882.5517 lOA-MOTORCYCLES $37,900. Docked at GrGSse AMI FM WIt. h cassette re. red piping, good condition, - ---- FOR S~"'LE 1913 OLDS ""r.o luxury sedan. brown with saddle brown d d 1 VU t $75 A GONE WITH the wl'nd lamps ---- lull power, 'rear defogger. interior, dual power seats. Pointe Yacht Club. 574. i WI LCOX 884-3550 cor er, ua me ers, ... green wooden chairs, • YAMAHA 500 , 1974, mint 1540 ~r 882-3632. I $85. 886.2080. I $10. Boy's 20" Blue Sting. French curio cabinets, can. condition. Ext r as. Low Excellent condition, $2,750. 731-4463. ------;--. BY OWNER - 3 bedroom OYS heavy duty 26" b'k I ray. mint condition, $25. die stand, oak china cabi- mileage. Priced to sell! 366-9&85. _ 1973 BUICK Electra 4 door, W!NTER STORAGE mclud'j bricl[ ranch, 3 baths. see . I e, After 6 p.m 885.5089 nel, coffee grinder. Vic. 884 2994 ASSIC 966 M tV" AM-FM radio, all power, mg mast removai, free cra-I through fireplace between ,\ coaster brake, ltke new. I '. torian dresser and love '. CL 1. us ang, "0. $ 500 dIe construction. Total ser. dining room and living 884-8513. SCHWINN Voyager II. Hard. seats. Doll house furniture CHAPPARELL lOilcc, ~ew, S':arp, tlack, air conw. 2,. 8855710. I vi.ce available on sight. room. Fa m 11 y room. IY ever rl'dd en. P erf ect con. an d do11s. Ant.Ique Ioys, loaded. Costs $525, sell for Eonin~, automatic, wire 1973 VEG A GT Hatchback, EREO. RADIO console, dition. Gold cauge, Brooks large selection of antique $350. 824-3546. wheels. power steering. 4 speed, AM-FM. Excellent Ulscount for owners mast Mutschler kitchen, laundry Smith Corona portable type., seat $235 881-1480 • jewelry. Small deposit will cruife control. chrome lug. condition. $1,250. 885.7434. work. SAILBOAT SER. room. Large s c r e en e d writer, French inlaid table, ,. . hold purchase until Chrisl- ll-CARS FOR SALE- J!age rack, A-I engine. VICES, 4!i8-0027 .. Locau;d porch, 21h.c'ar attached ga. coffee table to match, .2 II FIREWOOD. Northern Michi. mas. Lorle Antique Galler. $1,500. firm. £erious buy. 1968 CORVETTE convertible, on the Clmton River. Jom rage. central air, (custom ,~ sun lamps. Sperti and gan, clean, seasoned hard-' 0 1\" k t ",. AUTOMOBILE 'INSURANCE ers only p~ease. 22841 excellent condition. New .the 250 boat ownel'S that drapes and car pet in g Hanon, 2 air conditioners, I wood. Also kindiing and ~~ie. 237;~_197~~c a "me as low as $56 per year. Call Overlake, St. C:air Shores. exhaust, new brakes. 882- winter 'Store with us. throughout. $65,900 or best wardrobe t'r u n k, round I yule logs delivered. 293- Chesney Insurance Agency 4063. llF-TRAILERS AND offer. By appointment. 771. framed mirror. Antiqued 3949. TWO beautifully preserved for your over the phone CAPRICE, 1974, Classic 4 8376. Open Sunday 1.5. CAMPERS J dressing table. 821-3073. MOVING SALE-Slove, baby oak refrigerators, oak chest quotation. 884.5337. door, many extras. air, MERCURY Marquis Broug. drawers. rocker, miscel. cruise control, radio, super ham, 1969, dark green 4- TRAVEL TRAILER, 171h ft. GROSSE POINTE WOODS OVING SALE-Many arti. items, miscellaneous. Fri. laneous items. Friday, No. 1967 OLDSMOBILE Tornado. 'sharp. $3,000. 39,000 miles, door V8; radio, air.condi. self contained, refrigerator, Scttl(,! estate, lovely brick cles, antique;;. Furniture day, Saturday 10.4. 10513 vember 12, Salurday, No- Excellent condition. Front 885-8083. I tioning, power steering and sink, furnace, Monomatlc ranch, convenient to every. glassware, household items: McKinney. 884-6263.. vember 13. 23113 S. Rose. wheel drive, air, full auto. I windows. Shows its age af- toilet, hitch, excellent con- thing. carlleling, fireplace, . . I' 2932735 1973 DATSUN 240Z. Excel. baby furOlture, tools,. drill COTTAGE HOSPITAL Auxi- dale, St. Clair Shores. _~lC. - . lent shape. $3,300 882.6779. ter 43,000 miles and needs dition. $1,000. 331-4725- 2 bedrooms, Florida room, , some repair, but excellent 823-4616. paneled basement, 2 car p~ess. All must gOl 529 liary Rummage Sale _ No. ANTIQUE FLEA MARKET 1972 MER CUR Y Marquis . I transportation for only Rlvaro. ~~turday. 9.4. No I vember 15 (MondIlY), 10 FREE ADMISSION I Bro.ugham, 2 door, fully 1975 CHARGER. special edi. garage~'Vacant-reduced to $435. Call 886.5814 after 5 12-ACREAG~ A~O $37,500. pre-sales. . a.m.-5:30 p.m. Nurses resi- ROMA HALL-9 A.M.-4 P.M. I eqUIpped. 881-4185 after 4 tion. Low mileage, triple SUBURBAN " BLUE Colonial iSofa $100. d.ence 158 Ridge Rd. Beau. NOV. 14, EAST DETROIT' p.m. black. many extras. 884- p.m. GROSSE POINTE FARMS 824.1573. hful clothes, 2 adjustable GRATIOT NEAR 10 MILE 1969 LINCOLN Mark III. 5943. 1972 PONTIAC Safari wagon. FOR SALE By OWQer - Sharp Colonial, like new, 3 . hospital beds, furniture to COMING SOON 1976 GRAND PRIX. SI'lver Loaded. Good condition. Charming 76 year old re- nice 'size bedrooms. I'll SEMENT MOVING SALE reupholster, misc. Mint condition. Loaded! with red interior, 7,000 499-3778. -Saturday, open 10 a.m. WED. FLEA MARKET $3.500. 755.7316. modeled farm house and baths, fireplace, dining 902 B If E t ff 3 SCHWINN BIKES-2 girl's, STARTING NOV. 17 miles. Asking $5,400. After 1973 BUICK Regal-bronze 10 acres in ski and sports room, eating area in kit. d' a our. ~ ~ance 0 1 boy's. Call 882.5660. AND EVERY WED. AFTER 1976 MARK IV. Lux u r Y 5, 286.5221. with cream top and inter- area of Northern Michigan, chen, 2 car garage rlveway on a ax. ROMA HALL-9 A.M..5 P.M. group. Landau roof. 8,000 ior, 40,000 miles, air and between Mancelona and HARPER WOODS FA BED, matching chair, MOVING _ French Proviri. FREE ADM,ISSION miles, loaded. 791-1879, 1973 LINCOLN Continental stereo. Good condition. Schuss Mountain. 4 or 5 . d . h' . 1 f' . b k TABLES - $6 Town car. Low miles, aU $2475 or "-st offer TU 2 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, Brick ranch, 4 bedrooms, 2 SPill' ry was er, 1I'0ner, cIa so a, '2 wIng ac ROMA'S OF BLOOMFIELD 1976 A.RROW G.T., 2,000 c.C ' "" • • baths (one off of master t. . 881 ..n71 h accessories. Make offer. 7414 carpeted. For further in. lamps, ro tsserJe...... c airs, 4-cbair dinette set, TELEGRAPH NORTH OF I en.gme. 5 .speed tr.ansmls. D . bedroom), Central air, fin. mahogany table w/6 chairs, slon AM FM radiO bl~-e ays 574-0500, evenings 881. formation c811 1.616.587. ARAGE SALE, Saturday, coxlee and 0 c cas ion a I SQUARE LAKE ROAD! • . -.. .' . 1838 1975 VW Camper, complete- 9435. ished basement with fire. 9 to 1, 21800 Van K Drive, SCHAUPETER extenor, ,:"hlte mteflor. $3,. ly outfitted. Last chance. place, 2 car garage, Grosse G'r{)sse Pointe Woods. Cash tables, lamps, console TV. PROMOTIONS 800. Evenrngs 641-7647. 1976 CADILLAC - green. 885-8939 after 6 p.m. 12B-VACATION Pointe School District. 10-4 Saturday-Sunday only" white ~eather trim. several PROPERTY only. Rocking chair, lounge 885 Harcourt, 822.4139. " INFO 338-7544 OR 1974 CUTLASS Sup rem e , extrali. 533-8842. 1976 COUPE DE vn..u:, dark Sparkling aluminum ranch, chair with ottoman, oc~' 282-0040 power brakes, power steer. blue, cabriolet. Loaded. INDIAN RIVER. Wolverine. 3 bedrooms, carpeting,) sional chairs, Nettle Creek SOLID WHITE 'MAPLE desk, ing, air, stereo, mint. $3,400. 1973 CUTLASS Supreme, air, 5,400 miles. 6 months war- 7088 Berry Creek Road, drapes, sheers, basement" bedspread, d rap e r i e s, custo~ made, 421,2"x22lh", ANN. ARBOR-The Antiques 886-4115 after 6. AM-FM stereo. Excellent ranty left. $8,300. 882-8474. third cottage off M.27. Real 2 car ,garage. Make offer! household accesories. 30" high, 4 large drawers, Market. Sunday, Nov. 14. condition. $2,600 or best sharp, 2 large bedrooms, $125. 821-1061 or 824.1790. "Your Invitation to Christ. 1962 PLYMOUTH, running ff 885 OA23 f' 6' 1972 DODGE COLT wagon. white frame, year around, Ideal location nr. schools, !. APLE din, t A2 0 er. '0'1 a.er p.m, mg room se , .. mas Antiques Shopping" condition, low mileage, en. 4 speed, air, '$1,000. 773. 2 acres, lots of trees and church, shopping, 4 bed. inch round table, 2 leafs, 8A-MUSICAL 5055 Saline-Ann Arbor Rd. gine needs work. $200 or 1971 COMET, 2 door metallic 6460, 9.5 or 882.5263 af. pines. Sacrifice, $19,500. rooms, 2 full baths, mod- 6 chairs, 34 inch open INSTRUMENTS Exit 175-[-94, over 200 qual- best offer. 526.07209.' green, black vinyl top, ter 6. Leaving State. Owner. 885. ern kitchen Central air, 2 hutch, 32 inch. glass door FENDER Stratocaster with ity de ale r s, everything black interior, 1 owner. 3865. car garage. china cabinet, 43 -inch buf. guaranteed for authenticity. 1970 CUTLASS, ,automatic, Good condition. $1,095. CHEVROLET, 1973, Caprice , fet. 10 pieces, $35:1. TU hard shell case, $250. 521- Featuring many holiday AM-FM stereo, air, power. Call Thursday-Friday, 6 Estate Wagon. 9 passenger. 12D-LA.KE ~ND Brick Colonilll nr. Eastland. t 1.3687. 2026. de cor ate d booths with 526.1851. t 9 882 8893 Air, full power, radio, and o p.m. . . k $1995 889 .....0" RIVER 3 bedrooms, plus den, 2 full GUILD D-50 acousllc guilal' items saved all year for 1975 CADILLAC Coupe de rac. , . -. baths, 2 car garage - Va. A ST. CLAIR RIVER classic OLF CLUBS, bag, cart, with case, $350. 642-2699, this Christmas market in. Ville. 1 owner. Excellent 19~1 CAPRI, $~. Call after 1971 OPEL GT. Red, 4 speed, cant! • - Engllsh Tudor fam;ty complet.e; $20. ,884-8513. eluding A-11 Hutch table, condition. Must 'sell! 886. . 884-0<126. power brakes. Very good HAM M 0 N D model F295, 'Ik b d d 't'l d I home just north of the St. SILVER candelabra, $15. ml cup oar, ove al e, 3186 or 839-0004. 1976 OLDS Custom Cruiser,. condition. 884-3602. . $195 S t r!1ythm section, draw bars. old red; A-12, A-2G-E-2 I Clair Inn. 100 feet of river li frontage with commanding PAT '~lau~e ~1Z~ vel~et :~i:' Excellent condition. 884. dolls; A15 early Christmas 1975 COUGAR XR7. Loaded, oaded. Best offer. 754-85il6. 1972 COUGAR, XR7. Air, full view. New dock' Bnd boat 4-6435 6983. ornaments, sets c h air s, air, stereo, '$3,900. 886-9498. 1972 PINTO _ Excellent con. power. 4(),000 miles. $1,875. $70 88 house. $139,500. . . Windsors including arm " dition, low ml'leage, 2,000 885-3019. BURTON VIOLIN-Studel)ts. New pegs LYMOUTH S b . BEAUCHAMP REALTY IEPLACE WOOD. Hare' and strings, $ISO. 881-4006. cherry Sheraton' chest orig- P e rmg, 1972, ~.c., automatic. Snow tires. 1974 OLDS Regency 4 door. 329-4755 886-8400 wood, $3G-$3~, White Birch inal pulls, cherry and wal- automatic, air, radials, lJIcluded. 885.1021. Excellent condition. Low $35, Fruitwood $37. 24" WANTED-Baby Grand pi- nut stands, Canton, Flo. vinyl top, 1 owner, $1,600 or. '1 . $4195 824-1573 "EXECUTIVES RETREAT" available. Kindling $4 and ano. 5 foot or under. 499. 'Blue: A.1S Buternet pewter oUer. 882'()()10. '70 IMPALA convertible. Ex. i nu eage. ,. . Beautiful, year round home -stacking $4. 949-0995. 3593. cupboard, American ma. 1973 OLDSMOBILE Delta 88 cel/ent, 350, 2 barrel see' 1969 SKYLARK - Power on private lake with 300' DELRAY BEACH hOhgany .g ate 1e g . table; . Royale. Power steering, to appreciate. $975. 294~7. steering.brakes. Good tires. frontage. Completely fur. ECTRIC dryer, good con- PIANOS WANTED c erry bit-top stand, small power brakes, al'r, excel. Clean S550 824-7979 .nished, lovely decor, 1400 FLORIDA dition. Alter 6. 884-,7125. GRANDS, Sitsp ne, Conso libes ear y corner cup oar,d 16 lent 'condl'tl'on one owner 1972 FORD LTD, 6 passenge'r " . sq. ft. of living area, red. U ri h R d I " Squire wagon. 40,000 miles, FORD, 1971 L.T.D. wagon. N'SUI 2000 ampl1fier, two and Sma 11 p g ts. panes, e war e, ear y $2295 822.2025 air. $1,395. ,886-3284.. Power steering. brakes, wood p'atio, boat, snow mo. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath custom Pioneer CS88 speakers, TOP PRICES 'PAID lighting, tin: A-32 Penn yeI- ,. . cis i$950 or bfl~, Call ,~or .furth~t: de~. built home ot\. the prl. bl ~~OO 884- .. VE.7 ..'n5'Ok:: , lowd ec'pr a't'edblanket 1976"GRWNDIl'JRIX-S'j. r;an" "73 GRAND PRIX al 11 neespme,repar,.. . ,}'l~~!1;.~e~p:, J o:Jl:"t,",nta""~"'IJUi . "".,;. , ..">"-'"" ,llO'rl:JG trOt.• ,H ,chest, N.E .. ~irids6'r a~Y daQL ,f\\lr~,~r:,:ma!lYJ POwer;,AM.FM.sie~e:;.r~l~ ,~~"P,\~~i"oJ{W;h~6-., t>.\lJ1e~,lto~, iO't1: :7~ ~~~:'t~UiiWN.,ItmT.¥..,i Cour.e.,Ij(;2.0Il' .' , S.PIECE" Premier"drum set c!)airs, early N. 1';" 19c extras, $5,100.1-791.2039. ly,. wheels, triple, black, . 886.-B4Q9 "r: ,.rep,,, ; PIECE mahogany Duncan with chrome"stlar'e' ExceV portrait of gentleman, me...... '$2,900 or be.t offer. 774. 1969 FURy.m. Power steer- golf cart room, den, byfe drop ~eaf dinette, lent condition. Best offer. morial needlework fed- 1970 DUSTER, automatic, 4593, after 6, 293-3070,days. inl power brakes, air, ALGONAC AREA - Large Florida room, sprinlder L fam1ly home on north chan. unge cha ilJ', otto moan, 758-4511 ext. 342. eral shaving mirror 'shaker power steering, excellent -gOOd transportation. Needs system, and many ex- ige vinyl. 882.8043. storage box, T~leware: running condition, one own. 1975 LANCI~, 'Beta sedan, minor repair. $300, 882. nel. S 'bedrooms, 2 baths, BABY GRAND piano. Excel. B-25, B.31, C.l Tools; C.2 er, ~50. 521-4658. brown WJth tan. Paul, 4063 boat bOuse. Land contract. tras. Buyer must be ap. E NEW, beige wool coat, lent condition, antique mu. hi~h poster rope be~: I~rg~ CORVETTE, 1974, coupe, 885.2124. • Otherll priced from $16,000 proved for club mem. utria lining, size 14. 881. sic cabinet. 885-8822. spmmng wheel, Mlchi- automatic I eat her low 1964 VW BUS, no rust, new to $90,000. bershIp. Price $115,000. 651 g "b d V D " 1975 CUTLASS Supreme, ,. I t b lIt gi >t

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P.ge Twenty-Six GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, November II f 1976 'I3-REAL ESTATE FOil SALE 13-REAL ESTATE FOil SALE 13-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Open Sunday 2:30-5 EXCLUSIVE GULFSTREAM OPEN SUNDAY 2 UNTIL 5 1246 BERKSHIRE-"First Showing" of this stately English residence that will pro. FLORIDA- 551 OXFORD. A petite mansion which will reatly turn you on if you like vide you wilh a great home on a large lot ideal for aH family activities. Center that French country house look. This one has '8. Mansard roof and cri. hall £oor plan. 4 bedrooms, family room, new furnace, etc .... and also an APPROXIMATELY 51h ACRES, Can ,be divided into cular drive and looks as great inside as it does from the curb. All the outstanding price and immediate occupancy. bedrooms have pr~vate baths and there is a library and family room, two lots each lot with over 700 feet of seawall. 1417 DEVONSHIRE-Lovely 3 bedroom 2¥.z bath Colonial impeccably maintained 'both wilh fireplaces. on canal and intercoastal waterway-surrounded" over the years. Better than new. Family room, games room, breakfasl room, by large estates and a brd sanctuary, Private' 1151 S. OXFORD-Center entrance co:onial in a very desirable -area of etc .... retired Doclor moving to smaJrler house. See it today. Grosse Pointe Woods. This home features a fireplace, formal dimng easement to ocean granted with each lot. The, room and large kitchen on a beautifully landscaped lot. 615 UNIVERSITY PLACE-"First Showing" of this very sharp Farm Colonial that only one of its kind left in Gulfstream. offers everything you could hope for in a 4 bedroom 2Jn bath home including 843 N. RENAUD-Super location, spacious step-down living room, paneled outstanding family location, Excellent value. Price $600,000 library in pickled oak, large private patio ~nd large lot make this Plat and Sketch Available custom built a fine house for the money. See pIcture on page 13. 430 TOURAINE ROAD-"First Showing" of this quality brick home located in one of Grosse Pointe Farms very convenient locati0l1s. Beautifully built anu R. M. KINKEAD & CO., INC., REALTOR IT WILL GITCHA FROM THE CURB and we knoW we've gottcha once you . maintainea in a pridefUl manner. :' bedrooms, 50 foot lot and! a price of only 100 NE 5th Avenue-Suite C1 step inside. A smart looking farm colonial is always in. style. This one $38,500. Won't last. has four bedrooms and a super family room with firepl;lce and beamed Delray Beach, Florida Phone 305-2766303 ceiling. The laundry is on the first floor .and. the garage is attached. / Central air conditioning anu electronic filter system contribute to easy maintenance. Grab a look- at 254 LINCOLN ROAD near Jefferson. i ' 6 LAKESIDE COURT a dead.end street leading to the lake from Jefferson near Bon Secours 'Hospital. Brand new and ready for 'you. This recently Borland • McBrearty Grosse Pointe Real Estate completed four bedroom colonial is located just twO'doors from the lake, This home features a step.down living room •..library, tirst floor laundry REALTORS co. and spacious family room with cathedral ceiling. MID 30's ON MAPLETON 19201 LINVILLE at the corner of Kingsville is where, you'll find this three 395 Fisher Rood TU 6-3800 The good street that runs from Grosse Pointe bedroom colonia'! with an enc;osed breezeway between the house anrl Boulevard to Kercheval where a]! Ihe good people garage. Grosse Pointe schools and a price of $38,500 should bring you on. MEMBERS OF GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE BOARD Live. Mapleton is the most sought after street in Grosse Poin.t£' by the younger (or older) set. BE ONE OF THE' FIRST to preview this three bedroom, brick cottage in the l"arms. At 379' RIDGEMONT, near Chalionte, there is the oppor. Our little two bedroom slarter home is just wllit. tunity to buy a house willi two full baths and a full two car garage ing for another great couple (or single!) to move for less than $45,000. OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 in and take over. i House is of an original design-authentic with well j (1) ONE FIRST OFFERING proportioned rooms. It's a great house-one that AVAILABLE BY APPOINTMEN'T will. 'appreciate with the times making it a good secure investment. Oh yes its covered by our_ .., SOUTH OF JEFFERSON is this four bedroom home which is ready when you are. .FIRST OFFERING: one year $100 deductible warranty. Be sure to'_. 905 GRAND MARAIS-In Grosse Pointe Park's most desirable location. It features a formal dining room, oak paneled den, sprinklers front and rear inquire about it. and tbe .charm of an English country house. 5 ,bedroom, 31h bath colonial w~th family room, screened terrace and breakfast area. Gracious living room and dining room, 2. car attached UNDOUBTEDLY ONE OF THE FINEST houses built in the Pointes witbin the garage, Priced in the low 60's with an assumable mor!gage. last dOzen years. Just three dooJ:s from Lakeshore Drive this Soulhem co~onial 882-0087 is complete to the last deta'H. May be purchased with or without '8 buildable 329 McMILLAN-Very clean and tastefully decorated 3 bedroom, 11,2 bath lot which fronts on Lakeshore Road.' , cc10cial in Cle Farms. Living room with natural fireplace, formal dining Grosse Pointe Real Estate reom and kitchen with eating space. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANC¥! Open MEDITERRANEAN STYLE with tile roof, vestibule and hall. Large living room for your in~pection Sun. 2.5. Also open Wed. and Thurs. afternoons from co. wJth beautiful marble fireplace, i}arge formal dining roo:o, paneled family 12-3. In the Heart of Grosse Pointe room breakfast room, tiled kitchen and powder room on first floor. Second , floor' has four large bedrooms, two baths-one connecting. Sprinklers front 538 ST. CLAIR-Drastically reduced. Situated in Grosse Pointe City, this and rear, three car garage, rust.proofed fence. Priced in the mid-sixty's. gracious Americall colonial features 5 bedrooms, 2 full 'baths, family j , .room, full basement, gas neat, 50x171!' lot. also features built.in income Shown by appointment only. I from carriage house, which has living room, dining room, 2 bedrooms, , PERFECT, we think .we have a house that is. This one has not one but two family kitchen, presently rents for $225 a month. . HIGBIEMAXON I rooms; There are four generous sized bedrooms and a fifth room which could : be used AS another bedroom or office. The house is brJck to the belt line with 2040 LOCHMOOR~Make it a point today to ,see tliis charming llh story in 1ST OFFERING-Attractive 5 bedroom 31h. bath cen' aluminum siding above. Super landscaping beautifu:'ly surrounds the backyard one of the most desirable locations in the Woods! Features include nat- trally air conditioned Colonial on ever popular swimming pool. ul'al fireplace in living room, central air, aluminum tdm, gas light, 3 Cloverly Road. The 1973 kitchen has built-ins and I breakfast room. Oak paneled library. Family r bedrooms, tJe condition of this home will please the most discriminating I PLACED ON ONE AND ONE HALF ACRES jn the. h~art of the Farms is this buyer. . room. 2nd floor playroom or 6th 'bedroom:' Rec. architect's dream. French d01>rs open to intimate gardens on one side and a room with fireplace, games room 'and laundry room long stretch of sloping lawn on'the other. Three of the six ibedrooms have 19950 HOLIDAY-T.he owner of this spacious 5 'bedroom Cape Cod has said in basement. 2 car att. garage. The 110x200 fool ! fireplaces and the two.story living room has fireplaceS' at either end. A sell ittbis week! Features include rec room w.itb wet bar, formal dining lot has sprinkl~r ~ystem. I private' 'llpartment with outside entrance is also part of the package. Included room, Jiving room has a natural fireplace accentuated by 2 large picture I is a buildable lot wJtha five car brick g'arage. AN offered for $149,500. windows, 2.car garage with electric door, 2 full baths, sprinkler system. 1ST OFFERlNG-4 bedroom Colonial 'on Hawthorne I Road. Kitchen has built-ins. 22 fool fa'mily room. , THIS C6t:JLD 'B:E~THE SMALL ROUSE you've been waitllft'for with extra '~arge 1794 ALLARD-Decorated to perfection, this 3 bedroom brick colomal is 1st floor lav. Rec. room and.lav with shower in rooms. There are three fireplaces to add plenty of atMosphere and a private ready to move into. Features living room, natural fireplace, formal basement. Patio. 2 car attached garage. 70 foot d;n1n~ rOll";. kitchen with eating space and new Nooring. Nso, a sna9k I\ both for each bedroom. On Lake Shore Road in the Farms with a tree-filtered lot gives the kids a large yard to play in. Priced i view of the lake. bar, finished rec room, 3 year old carpeting, all aluminum trim and in mid SO's. I gutters, assume this 6.9% mortgage. i• 1ST OFFERING-Vendome Road near Grosse 'Pointe 1708 ALLARD-The sharpest 3 bedroom co~onial on the market today, in ! Blvd. Centrally air conditioned 4 bedroom 2th bath \ the mld-40 price range. features large living room with natural fireplace, center hall Colonial in exceptional condition. Li. ,\ . , ,formal dining -room; kiteben-with-lo!s-'of- eatiIl!i space, bedrooms are br,ary .plus family room. Mod~rn. kitchen with j large!; ti-. lV1~~' ~F)ill/P.asefllel\.t, gas FA heat, 12.;car, garage. C~:,~ breakfast room. Re'<:;'ro'Om\~ith 'fireplace and lav j see for' yourselves:" ''. F. , II , with shower in basemezH, 2 car llJt.gprage. Other ! .,1 ~ • '. f j extras include burgla.r and fire alarm and lawn ~ 1706 BROADSTONE-Builtin 1953, complete with large l.iving room, natural sprinkler system. ,I ., fireplace, formal dining room, family room, 11,2 baths, copper plumbing, I ..~ 114 KERCHEVAL 886-6010 eating space ,in kitchen with built.in diE.hwasher, 2.car garage, gas FA I GRAYTON ROAD - Realistically priced at $48,500. , '. heat, priced to sell. Open Sund-ay 2.5. Dutch Colonial design, Updated kitchen. Attractive , t family room with bay window. 3 bedrooms on 1933 COUNTRY CLUB-The perfect house for a family, couple, or single •, 2nd. Rec. room in basement. . person. This horne is a dovely center.entrance colonial located at 1993 ,• JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE Countrv Club in Grosse Pointe Woods. The living room with natural fire. GROSSE POINTE PARK-3 bedroom 11h. bath ,brick • place ~xtends into a bright paneled family room for. your entertaining THREE GROSSE POINTE QFFICES TO SERVE YOU Colonial with- 13x18 foot family room. Gas forced • delight. This home also features a formal dining room, eating space in air heat. Extra lav in Basement. Garage. A great • 16610 MACK 82 KERCHEVAL 19790 MACK kitchen, with 'finished rec room and 1,2 bath in basement. Do not miss starter house with immediate possession available. : AT HARVARD ON THE HILL NEAR. COOK ROAD this 3 bedroom 'home. Owners are anxious. and ready to l09k at your Only $31,000. offer! Open Sunday 2.5. , 881.4200 884.0600 881-6300 MEADOW LANE~Tucked away on a dead end street CENTER HALL COLONIAL with 4 bedrooms and I1h baths on 2nd, lavatory'on 1528 HAMPTON-offered at $41,900 and far more spacious than it appears, in the Farms this center hall Colonial .is in move • 1st, plus delightful. den, pane~ed games room, 4 car garage and possible mort. this very charming 3 bedroom brick ranch featuring a living room with in condition. There is a formal dining room plus gage a~'surnption terms. Price reduced to $58,500 by lI'ansferred owner. 881-6300. natural fireplace, formal dining room, updated kitchen, plus a family a breakfast room. 3 nice size bedrooms. Glass • room, wIill -be open for your viewing pleasure. : enclosed porch. Rec. room. Private patio area ~nd>~' BEAUPRE-5 bedrooms, 21,2 bath jn handy location to schools make a great spot 2 car garage. Quick p03session. , for the . young,gro~ing family. 21,2 car attached garage, fenced yard and , BY APPOINTMENT PLEASE priced' in the 50's. 884.0600. MADISON - Convenient to public transportation. 3 ' 33326 E. JEFFERSON-Located 'at liS\.. Clair ol\jthe lake" this unique and unusual bedroom English with a 22 foot master bedroom. • A RARE FIND! 4 bedroom brick COLONIAL in good residential area near schools, condominium oflers the ultimate in privacy. The accent has been placed on Full bath on both 1st and 2nd floors. Updated : shops and transportation. Estate sale-quick action wanted and priced at the professional decorating, living r09m, dining room, 2 bedrooms, 2% baths, kitchen. New carpeting. New side drive. 2 car $36,900 making it a very good buy. Call today. 881-4200. with famj~y room on the lower level. There are many extras so please call garage. Immediate possession, for details. An assumption is availal:k I STAR OF SEA PARISH-Delighlfu1 3 bedroom, 11,2 bath air conditioned RANCH S. OXFORD ROAD-Just off Morningside Drive. 4 : with den, counb'y kitchen, games room with wet bar, 2 car attached garage 23248 ROBERT JOHN-"Neat as a pin" describes this super sharp 3 bedroom bedroom 31h. bath Contemportry Colonial on 80 : and many special amenities. $66,500. 881.6300. ranch located in one of the most desired areas of SI. Clair Shores, complete foot lot with adjoining 80 foot lot also available. ; with family room. sport.ing .a cathedral ceiling and natural fireplace. Also Paneled library and screened and covered terrace. • LOOKING FOR THAT 'JUST RIGHT' LARGER HOME? Put this 7 bedroom, 31h featured is a 1st floor laundry room and 2 full baths. A must see. bath beauty \n the Park on your list to see. A very gracious home done in Rec. room with bar. 2 car aU. garage. ,: Mediterranean style, it offers a library, Florida room, 2 firsl floor fireplaces 20469 WILLIAMSBURG CT.-We are offering this .attractive 3 bedroom, 2J,2 bath STONEH.URST-An executive neighborhood of fine, : and central air conditioning. townhouse ,located in Harper Woods near Eas~.a,nd for your inspection. Features prestige homes. 1st floor features a marble foyer, I .include central air, shag carpeting, appliances, professional1y finished base. a library, a family room with fireplace. a laundry I COZY RANCH near Ferry School with 2 large bedrooms, terrace, fireplace, dining ment, carport, Grosre Pointe schools. An assumption is available. room, attached garage and immediate occupancy. ONLY $39.900 and owner is room and 2 powder rooms. 2nd floor has 5 twin I size bedrooms and 3 baths. Each floor has its own anxious.' 881-6300. 38109 E. JEFFERSON-Harrison Township-Beautiful 2 bedroom, basement, at. i tached garage condo with many extras. Priced .in the low 30's. Owner is moving heating and air conditioning system. 2Jh car alt. ! FAIRWAY DRIVE and a very sharp SEMI-RANCH in Grosse Pointe Woods. You south so bring in an offer. garage with circular drive. l00x200 lot. ; will like the convenience of the large master bedroom on 1sl plus 4 bedrooms 1 and den, studio or 6th bedroom up. Library, NEW KITCHEN, games room. 1850 NORWOOD-This brick 11,2 story features living room, natural fireplace, din- UNIVERSITY-Near Kercheval-4 bedroom 31h bath : attached garage and muco more to see. 884~0600. jng room, 3 bedrooms, rec room, laundry, fu1'l bath in bas'Cment, gas FA, cen- English. lovely trer lined street. Modern kitchen. : tral air, 2-car g08rage, 30.day occupancy can be yours. Formal dining room and breakfast room, New • LOTS OF TENDER LOVING CARE has been given to this 'Spotless aluntinum roof and gutters. 2 car att. garage. : sided BUNGALOW near Mason School. We think you']] agree it's the perfect 2328 STANHOPE-Where else but in the Woods can you -find a 3 bedroom brick • solution for the young fami:y on a budget who needs 4 bedrooms and would ranch w/formal dining room, large kitchen w/eating space, full basement, UNIVERSITY-5 bedroom 3 bath French styled resi. enjoy the ~pacious feeling of the 8Oxl28 site. 881-4200. living room w Inatural fireplace for less than $40,000. dence near Kercheval. Updated kitchen. Den off living room. Gas steam heat plus central air can. YORKSHIRE-Beautifully maintained 3 bedroom (master 18x14), each with walk- 1366 TORREY-Price reduced on this spacious ranch situated on large corner lot. ditioning unit. 2 car att. garage. Price reduced, .in doset, 21h bath Spanish style COLONIAL with both libr.ary 'Bnd family Special features include form all dining room, country kitchen attached new ! room, kitchen built.ins and breakfast room, paneled games room. Low 60's carpeting, central air. Under $55,000. ' E. WILLIAM COURT-Priced in mid 50's. Situated 00 ' and HURRY. 881.6300. quiet court off Fairford Road. 3 bedroom ranch ' 21111 NORWOOD-Super Sharp! Super sharp brick bungalow, featudng formal built in 1955. Florida room. Dining room plus LOTHROP-Beautiful Semi.Ranch in desirable 'heart-of.the.Farms' location. Master dining room, 2 bedrooms, IV IOoored expansion attic wIheat ready for the 3rd eating space in kitchen. 2 car attached garage. bedroom and bath on first plus 4 bedrooms and 3 baths up. Gracious ma,;-ble bedroom, new furnace, central air, electronic air filler. c.ircuit breakers. Good 65 foot lot. foyer, family room, library with bar, powder room and central air. A very assumable 71h % mortgage. Call for more details-Only $37,500. special oU~ring-detaj[s at 884.0600. LANCASTER-Good starter horne you can decorate \ 36555 BOYCE DR.-Very attractive 3 bedroom. 2 bath, custom built brick ranch to your own taste. Immediate possession .avail. t FIRST OFFERING of popular 3 bedroom RANCH with terr.ific family room with off Moravian Dr. ~7acre of land, country kitchen, famHy room, 1st floor laun. able. 3 ,bedroom ranch, Rec. room area. Atl. ga. ~ stone fireplace, almost new furnace, attached garage, 70 foot site and oc. dry, 2.car altached garage. gas FA heat. You won't believe the price on this $;:'~~lty of Haf!>er Woods, Grosse Pointe schools. ' cupancy at close. Only $39,900. 881.6300. one~~et one of our sales agents show it to you. Grosse Pointe styling through. out. Only $67,900. OVERLOOKING COUNTRY CLUB GOLF COURSE-Beautiful 3 bedroom RANCH VAN AN~ERP-The perfect grade school location with den or 4th bedroom, NEW paneled family room with fireplace, all new 20040 ELKHART-Harper Woods, 3 bedrooms recreation room appliances in. plus . ~ulck access 10 expressway. Centrally air decor and central air. 884.0600. cluded in this immaculate bungalow, pricE'd 'at $25,500. • Co~dlhoned 1'.-'.! story in Harper Woods, Grosse , POInte Schools. 2 bedrooms on 1st floor. Large ! WOODS COLONIAL wjth 3 bi!droomr., love:y Florida room, immediate occupancJ 120 UNIT APT. COMPLEX-All units have wall.to.wall carpeting, stoves, refriger- ators, large door walls, d,isposals, air condtioners, washing facilities in each b~droom on .2nd. Ree, rom. 2','.1car garage. Imme. and possible low interest mortgage assumption terms. Ideal for young mar. dlate pssesslon. $40,500. rieds and price REDUCED to $40,500 for quick sale, 881oS300. of the 15 bui!dings, fully rented, wla return of 23.95% on your money - ! Priced at $1,SOO,OO().Call fer details, VAC~~ LAND-135x185. Perfect residential building , NORTH OXFORD-5 bedroom, 31h bath Williamsburg COLONIAL with parquet sIte In Grosse Pointe Shores. Priced at $42,000. floored family room, games roono, 3 car garage and exceptional inground 7 UNIT APT. BUlLDlNG-6 one bedroom, 1 two bedroom units, laundry facilities, I pool. R,ealistlcally priced. 884.0600. separate furnace room. Assume $54,000 mortgage, good return-total price BUY~NG OR ~ELLJN~? Consult one of our profes. , $108,000. slOn.a1full tIme sales associates for the assistance ; A FANTASTIC PRICE ADJUSTMENT has just been made on this imposing 5 you deserve. bedroom, 31,2 bath ENGLISH TUDOR on Yorkshire. Lots of accommodations \ for the larger family including library, sun porch, large kitchen with break. . fast room. Owner now offers IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY and certificate of SHOREWOOD occupancy haa already been obtained. B84-D6oo, I HIGBIEMAXON: , E. R. BROWN REALTY, INC, "Realtors" JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE 20431 MACK AVE. 886-8710 REALTORS GROSSE POINTE WOODS OFFICE 83 Kercheval 886-3400 Members Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board.

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Thursday, November II, 1976 - G R 0 SSE POI NT E N EW S PICJ8 Twenty-Seven J-IIAL UTAn 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE " 13-REAL ESTATE FORSALE 13-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FISHER RO~D _ Cape BLA.IRMOOR 1108, Superb IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY JUST LISTED GROSSE POINTE Cod with 2 bedrooms, "AI bnck Colonial, living room . MODEL HOME WINDSOR CASTLE is in a very presUgious location. bath up, 1 bedroom, full with marble fireplace, din. 28 FORDCROFT QUEEN CITY bath down: Living room ing room.. luxury kitchen, So is this three bedroom ranch. Situated in the Large 4 bedrooms, 11,2 blIths, 4 B~room, family room and Deepland3 area of the Shores where most of the willi fireplace and dining huge family room with wet den-laundry room. Open FIRST OFFERING fireplace, (ormal dining homes are higher pr~ed (the one across the street 3 bedroom brick bungalow in the Woods. Enclosed room with new carpet bar, ftc. room. 2 car at- Sunday or call for appoint. room, large kitchen, fin. d rap e I, New Mutscble; tached garage ... plus 8% Is $57,000 more-than this one). Large master bed- porch, good condition, priced to sell!! ished basement, paneled m.:n~. Other home sites room (14 x 17), spacious light and airy family It I t c h e D. Large family mortgage. available. sun porch. room, library, breakfast room, first floor utility room, fIniIhed basement BEDFORD 1084. Best buy in STIEBER REALTY OPEN ON SUNDAY FROM 2-5 room. Fenced yard. Call for an appointment today. 571 LINCOLN 882-4063 with fireplace and "AI bath. ~e Park! 3 bedroom Colo. 775-4900 5-year-old gas forced air rual, 2 baths, llving room, OWNERS REALLY ANXIOUS - HAVE PUR- JUST LISTED TOO CHASED ANOTHER HOME! ... large bedrooms, furnace,' flagstone patio dining room, den, 2 car at. GROSSE POINTE WOODS- OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5 ROCHESTER and gas out.door grill. Open tached garage. Make oUer! 2000 Oxford Road. Brick. 31h baths, mpdern kitchen, service stairs. Watch Scenic country estate within Sunday 2.5. 881.3968. D. DAY REALTY Separate dining room, IIh IT ISN'T the T.aj Mahal, but it is ,in a far ,more con- the clouds roll by and tree tops sway from tho , minutes of shopping. Fea. baths, 2 bedrooms down, venient location. Everything is within easy walk. windows or outside deck of the 22.6 foot second tures solid wood paneling, 2 up. Up-dated kitchen. ing distance. Don't let the looks deceive you. floor family room. 2 custom fireplaces, unique Nice rec room, ~avatory, 2 There are 5 bedrooms and a charming family 1854 SEVERN copper wet bar in enter. car garage. Oall 886-1190. Grosse Pointe Real Estate room with Ii finished recreation room with a wet Owner says LAND CONTRACT is acceptable for taining area plus another co. bar as a bonus. Moclernized kltch.en. Recently this 18rge 4 bedroom colonial with a 21.9' long wet bar in recrealJon room. decorated in bright, fresh colors. family room, 1st floor lavatory and llh baths up. warm living room, with OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 high ceiling ~nd beams, FOR THOSE WHO APPRECIATE QUALITY CON. Central air, in good condition. Stop in and visit us warmly accented den and ANIEL STRUCTION . . . Spacious rooms are comple. 20040 BERNS CT. a Rool' plan th'at can cre. 270 Vendome Ct. 5 BR. mented with meticulous attention to detail. From MEISNER ROAD - 5 bed- Off Falrholme, 4 bedroom 2 bath semi ranch. ate private bedroom suites. 1040 Canterbury 4 BR. the minute you enter the large foyer and exclaim room modernized h 0 m e First floor den, new roof and driveway, central Located on ~ .serene set- 1221 Whittier the beauty of its lake 'v1,ta, you can't belp but be 4 BR. with large family room with air, beautiful f1nished basement with lavatory ting of approximately 3.3 1371 Berkshire impressed. Beautiful garden room overloqking 4 BR. fireplace; 2 car garage; 10 and bar, above ground pool. Star of sea and Mon- acres with wUd nowers, 963 Briarcliff Lake St. Clair. Three 1st floor bedrooms. second • BR. aCfes with Belle River teith schools. berries, birds and many 19242 Eastbourne 3 BR. frontage, zoned multiple; floor bedroom plus 2nd bedroom or sitting room scenes of beauty found on. 96 Mapleton 2 BR. township water and sewer with a fireplace. Panelled library. Large subdivid- 292 MORAN Iy with the natural envi- 1348 Harvard • BR. across road. able lot with a ISO foot sea wall. Call tod8Y for ail A "just right" English home for you. 3 bedrooms, ronment or this oUerlng. ~ Williamsburg Ct. 3 BR. appointment to inspect a home that was (:ustom 11k baths, large living and dining rooms. Be an- Owner transferred out of built in 1954. different to the coming Michigan wJnter-you country and reludantly ED SASS bave a new furnace! 882-0087 must sell. $122,000. REALTOR 951 HAMPTON GIRARDOT, INC. Danaher and B,aer 3 bedroom brick bungalow, priced for quick sale. 651-5005 GrossePointe Real Estate St. Clair Office Family room has Franklin fireplace. In Ferry Phone (313) 329-9003 SChool district. 810 SOUTH RENAUD. Open co. REAL ESTATE Sunday ,2 to 5 p.m. "Large In .the Heart of Grosse Pointe Marine City Office UNCOMPLETED NEW HOME Phone (313) 765-4013 ranch on CUI de sac, lot 100 KERCHEVAL A stone's throw from the lake-in the Farms. 95xl50 with. sprinkler sys- "On The Hill" Larger 4 bedroom, two Ih bath home. Library, tem. 3 bedrooms, 3~ baths, 885-7000 family room, circular stairs, central 'air, Oa]l for library, family room, new Member Grosse Pointe R~al Estate Board specifics. kitcben with bullt.ins. Com. pletely carpeted wUh cus. VACANT tom draperies. Central air Carver street conditioning. Finished bue. Variety Lake Shore-Moross ment with fireplace and GrossePointeReal Estate DETROIT PROPERTY wet bar. Complete Ever. BISHOP-Immaculate 5 and 5 brick income. 2 green landscaping wIth large patio. NeilI' North' furnaces, 2 car garage. Near Mack. co. High and Lochmoor Coun- of Outstanding 4 BEDROOM SPECIALS! try Olub." $87,500. Can 882- We have six exclusive listings for your review. 7271 after'" p.m. weekdays, Prices vary from as low as $57,500 to ,. high Wm. W. Queen anytime Saturday and Sun- of $115,000.00. 886-41.41 day for a p pol n t men t, Please no brokers. Each house Is seriously for sale, extremely well , MembeJ;' Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board maintained, and realistically priced. OPEN SlJNDA Y 2.5 Values 831 Barrington in the Wind- Each house also comes with our Buyers Pro. mill Pol n t" subdivision Each one of the offerings below has a special feature to suit tection Plan, .. $100 deductible one year warranty. near the lake and munlci. pal park. This Jmmlcu. the needs of the prudent buyer ... Excellent Location, quality, Please call us for details of our houses and we'll charm, attractive financing, quick possession, etc. . . . and each & late 4 bedroom Colonial be happy also to explain our one year warranty. PURDY TOLES one is reolisticolly priced ... ready to, be sold! Save time and features comfortable den, OPEN SUNDAY 2':30 to 5:00 newly decorated breakfast confusion. Get the facts from one of our consultants today if , All of these homes are open Sunday 2.5. 1380 OXFORD-OWner moving tp California - Great room and loads of .torage you're interested in living in our outstanding community and spaee with 3rd floor attie. wish to receive the effective service that will get you there with Shape! Delightful Center Hall Colonial with a 882-0087 circular drive, large lot, cherry paneled library, Earl)' 'occupancy. By own. Jess confusion. 'bedrooms, 31h baths, modern kitchen-the worksl er. 4".(I5M. SHOREPOINTE CONDO- GrossePointeReal Estate 281 RIDGEMONT-Where else? Easy walking distance By Appointment minium TownboWle in to Kerby and Brownell Schools. Features bedroom Grosse Pointe Woods 'olfer. co. and bath down, two bedrooms .and a den up,mod- ed by owner. Popular Em. 1114 Berkshire $75,000 In the Heart of Grosse Pointe ern kitchen, fine lot and an extra s~lal reerea. press unit Includes minia- tion room-Only $37,500.00. 1376 Bishop $43,900 ture prlv ..te 'Yard, 2 fire. :..' ~ j' 511 BARRINGTO~j'ust a f.tone', throw' from the places, .. nd 2" baths. Large walnut paneled l~Q;J,:DevQo~ire" I $54,900 lake and the Park. A.J:'~~1Jycute 2 bedrcam Ranch nv', "C'H'AMPreN,-" :" that has really been care4 10J:'.,:w~, room with In6 room and diftln,.,U 1385 Devonshire $58,000 oil fireplace, full dining room and an extra special Spacious master bedroom 884-5700 ' terrace. Great for", single or small family. and twin Sii; '~uest bed- 1242 Grayton $44,500 room. Unit is 1 year old $62,000 OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2:00 to 4:00 andhu luxurious carpet. 1032 Kensington Ing throughout including 18760 EAST JEFFERSON-A rarity-French Chateau 867 University $49,900 FIRST OFFERING - 1121 Buckingham Road - large family room In lower Grallous traditional center entrance colonial m with loads pf charm. l~ story Ii'ling room, eozy level. Central air eontli. perfect condition. Livjng room, 5unroom, dining library, ultra modern kitchen that Is almost breath. tioning. Extraordinary thru. room, kitchen with breakfast room, powder talting, elegant master bedroom plus 3 additional out. Very reasonahle at room-four bedrooms, two ,baths on second floor, family bedrooms, giant pl.ay room and an out-of. $65,000. No agenu. Ca\l two bedrooms and bath on third floor. A wonder- this.world 2 bedroom garage apartment - much 885,2629 for appoiDtJrient. Bqrland. McBrearty ful hmily home with occupancy by the Holldaysl more here. . t ST. JOAN OF ARC Parish. ~EALTORS 670 WASHINGTON-English charm. T.L.C. shoWS in SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT: 9 room brick bome, " bed. beautifully decorated, sparkling 3 bedroom, rooms and a den. Gal heat, ffiis Here's. an exciting ofCering-ColonlalwJth 4 bedrooms, 11,2 bath house with super kitchen and cozy den. central air, :\~ baths, gar. 395 Fisher Road TU 6-3800 2 baths, family room, modem kitchen and 2 bed. Priced in the mld-SO',s. bage disposal, 2-car garale, MEMBERS OF GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE BOARD room garage apartment. Also features a paneled enclosed )"lrd with kult office plus several 'more rooms that would suit 1317 WHITTIER - Ten year old colonilll ready for trees, spaelous recreation occupancy. Four ,bedrooms, huge kitcben, family your imagination. Well located-Immediate pos. ~oom with fieldstone fire- room-This could be the best buy available- sessIon. place with g. lolL'S, wet stop and see-Low 60's. On the Water-A sensational house - Bullt in 1988. plaster throughout, wet bar. TAPPAN & ASSOCIATES 766 LAKEPOINTE - PRICED AT $68,500: Four bed. " Most of the paneling and woodwork came from PrIce iDeludes aU drapes. rooms, three baths, library. See our picture ad the Standish Backus bouse. 3 master bedrooms GfIlrden equipment, wan mirrors, electric' elock on page 13. plus an additional family bedroom:"" family baths In The Gallery of Homes@ -modern kitchen-utility room-2 bedroom garage dining room. Low taxes BY APPOiNTMENT apartment and.oll great boat dock. and maintenance. Reduced OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 P.,M. $2,000. M \111 t seU. Mr. Of spedal interest to DOCTORS AND DENTISTS! Custom built Colonial on a dead-end.street in the Johnston, 575.2080 or 772., 982 ANITA--3 bedroom ranch with attached garage, brick with aluminum trim, Beautiful residence w.ith living room, dining 8rea, Farms. Ideal location. 4 bedrooms, 3~ baths, 8904. very nice condition, screened porch and centr81air conditioning. Slightly under family room, equipped kitchen with eating space. extra large library with a fireplace, the kitchen mid fifties. Circular stakcase to three bedrooms, two baths. Is modern, attached garage, central air and well OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 Connecting office suite with separate outside en. landscaped. 1006 ANITA-Beautiful ranch with attached garage, new carpeting, central air, nice trance perfect for the professional man. Paneled GROSSE POINTE WOODS family room, nicely decorated, in Move.In Condition. Priced Right. waiting room with fireplace also usable by fam- Built lik.e a rock and so many extras here: ClaSl3lc 1396 Vernier, golf course view, lovely executive colo- ily when office not in use. English with a heated swimming pool and a 2 J117 LI'ITLESTONE-Lovely gracious center entrance colonial on extra large lot. nial, 3 large bedrooms, for. , Featuring: spacious rooms, new kitchen with built-In3, central air, electronic bedroom pool house. 5 bedrooms for openers and LOOKING FOR THE UNUSUAL? Located on Wash. how about the walnut paneled library? The kitchen m'al dining room, fireplace, air filter. Completely carpeted. Owner has purchased new home and is anxious. finished basement, large ington Road this is one of the most interesting is modern and recreation room is SPECIAL. 128 PEMBERTON-In this French Normandy home you will find an updated kitchen houses in the Grosse Pointe Area The use of Florida room. $43,900, with eating space, dining room, family room, • bedrooms and 21h baths. Priced quality wood and workmanship 'predominateS' Five 'bedroom Colonial on a spacious lot. Master suite NEW WORLD througbou' It Is beautifully decorated and main- is completely paneled, as is the gIgantic famIly under $60,000.00. O'Connor Assoc. 296-2300 ta.ined .ttnd loaded with CHARM-4 bedrooms, room. Special features Include .. modern kltchen, 808 PEMBERTON-Do your own decorating in this 5 bedroom French Normandy 21h baths-extra sitting room plus hobby room utility room on the 1st 1100r, pl8Y room and rec. BRYS by MARTER RD. home which includes, den, family room and billiards room III basement. All '-Priced in the low 60's. realion room. Brick 2 bedroom Cape Cod. rooms generous in size. DOWNSTAIRS BEDROOM AND BATH plus five Almost apartment living - Custom built single story Living room wjth are. 1943 SEVERN-Tastefully decorated 3 bedroom colonial, new carpeting, new furnace ,more bedrooms, three and a hall baths up. This home featuring 2 bedrooms, f.anta5tJc family room, place, for m a I dining plus new roof. So beautiful inside you will be delighted. Very nice family room house Is planned (or an active family, has a modern kitchen-wonderful grounds 'llnd just plain room, new carpeting, new brick kitchen with plus full dining room. Located on very nice street. library, plus a (amily room overlooking a covered 'well built.' patio. Three.car garage. dishwasher. 1st noor '893 UNIVERSITY-This (:harmlng 3 bedroom Center Entrance Colonial features lav., .. new den. $39,900. a modem kitchen with built-ins, central air, new custom draperies in the living 1022 NOTTINGHAM-Great floor plan in this custom No Brokers. 882-7980. room. Large lot, gas barbeque and 21h car garage. built home with all large rooms. Master bedroom andb8th on 1st floor, two bedrooms and bath PURDY & TOLES 20575 WILLIAMSBURG COURT-Harper Woods-Near Eastland this brick and up, formal dining room. kitchen with utHlty 889-0500 OPEN 1 .5 SUN. ollluminum townhouse offers you 3 bedrooms, IIh baths, central air and a full area, 2-car garage. $45,000. basement, ail for only $39,900.00. 906 UNIVERSITY GOOD INVESTMENT PROPERTY in Grosse Pointe SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Park and priced in the ThirUes! -May also be 3 bedroom, 1'1.1bath En- used as single f.amily home. Two bedrooms down, glish Tudor Large liv- GRACIOUS TUDOR HOME ON BEAUTIFUL LAKE ST. CLAlR-A special home GrossePointeReal Estate 1 up. 2.car garage. ing room with fireplace, with 5 bedrooms plus 3 car carriage house with bachelor apartment, heated formal dining room,. swimming pool a~d much more. Call today for a personalized appointment. SEMI.RANCH IN HARPER WOODS' on Country.Size co. brealtfast room, ree. lot. Two bedrooms and family down, one bed- room, large screened PRICED AT $105 000 this Ranch on large lot b8S a new Mutschler kitchen and family 5 BR.-$110,OOO? ud situated at end of cuI de sac room and study up-1~ baths, heated breezeway, patio. 2'1.1 car garage. , room that is truly unbeliev~ble. It also includes gas grill in back yard. In Grosse Pointe Follrms. 4.car garage. $45,000. By appointment. QUALITY TO SPARE-This special home on quiet street hlU 2 large bl!drooms If this isn't enough to touch your curiosity, there ALMOST NEW COLONIAL buill In 1967. For the Is one of the most beautiful family rooms running 885-7842 plus library or 3rd bedroom, 2~ . baths, spaci~us living room, dini~g room, dJscriminating buyer. First floor has a family kitchen and much more. Air condItIOned and sprmkler system. Immediate occu. the entire width ()f the home. Modern kitchen room tl;at opens from the kitchen, plus a library. to boot. pancy. The modem floor plan includes four bedrooms, DETROIT two end a half baths, upstairs laundry room and You san also purthase with peace of mind that the 592 University so many extras for family living. working parts of the houle are guaranteed with J!:XCEPTJONAL INCOME-2 bedooms down, 1 bedroom up, 21h c.ar garage, built our Buyer Protection Plan':"a one year $100 Grosse Pointe City in 1960 large rooms, Iou of !Storage and many more features. MOVE.IN CONDI. deductible warranty. 5 BEDROOM, 31,2 bath TION. You must see this one t~ appreciate its bea\lty. Wm. J. CHAMPION We'll be open Sunday 2.5. famll)' home. Mutschler Racbel Clark Shirl~y Kennedy kitchen wJth eating Mea, Sally Clarke Lorraine Kircllner spacious (amll)! room, Ann Dlngeman Evelyne Rupp 882-0087 recreation room, large TAPPAN & ASSOCIATES Dorothy Healy Mary Walsh Jiving room wdth fire- Catherine Champion, Broker Grosse PointeReal Estate place. Fenced.in yard. The Gallery of Homes@ 884.5700 102 Kercheval co. BY OWNER 90 Kercheval 884-6200 Members Gro~e Pointe Real Estate Board In the Heart of Grosse Pointe 881-6362

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Thursday, November II, 1976 - Page Twenty-Eight , GROSSE POi N TEN E Vi S lJ-A1A1. UTAT. U-IIAL UTATE 13-REAL ESTATE /13-REAL ISTAn lI-IIAL ISTAT. 13-RIAL ESTATI U-lEAL ISTATE 15-0B~~h~Y~NITIES .01 'ALI ( 'Olt SALI' FOR SALE ~ FOR SALE FOR SALI I FOR SALE FOR SALE _----~-- , OPEN SUNDAY 2-5, 1062 THE BE~Tthings in l~fe are 3M KERBY, Grosse Pointe 20198 MORNINGSIDE. BUild.]' 869 LAKESHORE. 4 bed. GROSSE POINTE - Lincoln 4 {t' BY OWNER-Ml Hawthorne, JEFFERSON-12 MILE I are expenSive.,. A second Income , ( I Fltrms. Cllarmlng C'a pe er'. borne. 4 bedrooms. 3 2 BEDROOMS 2 BATHS room, 3 bath Colonial. Cen. Rd. 6 room, 1 floor face Marne,. Moross. Harper a h I get the b t Grone Pointe Wood.. a b' k Bungaiow , can e p.you. es bedrooms, dining room, 2 Cod. a bedroolni3, ,2 baths, bat:1S, powder room, pan. Superb coDditlo~, lovely set. tral air. $120,000 or best brick bungalow. Carpet, 3be droom rlc for your family. Enjoy 1\ car garage. Mid SO's. Open natural fireplace. $46,500. eled llb~ary, .paneled fam- ting, sound 'engineered, cov. oiCer. 884.2744. garage drive, in estate, new newly decorated, new car extra earnings in your ( ~ Sunday, 2-6. 882.3164 eve- Call 886-2254 lor appoint- fly room, mam floor Jaun. ered parking, plus '8mple listmg, peting, dlnin~ rOom, 1.1,2 spare time. Local Amway , PRICE REDUCED - 3 bed- ment after six. __ dry, parleled basement rec- private visitor par kin g. batbs, recreation room With distributor will supply de. ning •. room, balcony off the mas. GROSSE POINTE-Beacons- wet bar, 2 car ,garage tails Call and get the whole y OPEN SUNDAY 2.5., 1741 realion room lNith carpet, Broker. ter, 2 full baths, remodeled field near JelCersoiJ. 2 fam. Owner. By appomtmen t. story. 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. 824- ABSOLUTELY the best buy Brys Dr. Charming 3 bed. sprlnkJing system, cen~ral 526-6267 recreation room and more. ily, 5-5, updated kltehen 886.3019. 8779 j on East Side, for ODe bed. room Colonial. Formal dIn. aIr. All large rooms. 6 886 3300 Owner must sell. Open - room condominium near ing room, spacious family yea r s olrl. Appointment - and bathrooms. Carpet, 2 ...~----- Sunday 2.5. 1842 Oxford. car. 511.1% assumption. 344 MERRIWEATHER 7 Grosse Pointe. $168 month. room, n a t u r a ~ fireplace. only. I FLORIDA-Port Richey, San 886.2957. Very clean. Under $.10,000. rooms. 3 bedrooms. AII' ACCURATE J iy. Payment includes P. 11f.! baths, built.in range PAUL JANKOWSKI Clef!lente East. ~ b~droom, _._. 1 Open Sunday 2.5. conditioned family room YOGURT and I., maintenance, and and dishwasher, garage. 886-2665, "fanuly room, bullt-ms, 1'f.! ALGONAC AREA-4'f.! aores r ~i~ Bath. powder room, com taxes. Phone 559.5939, Mon. I No agents. $43,500. 885.7477. baths, air conditioning, car- with newer Ranch home. 3 FREEZER ~ I GROSSE POINTE - NOT. pletely ca'rpeted, new roo f, 'I day thru Friday. ' ~ GROSSE POINTE SCHOOLS, peting, drapes, attached ga. bedrooms, 11,2 baths, at. CUSTARD-Soft Ice Cream ; TINGHAM, 6/6 two family, furnace hot water heater I tached garage. Land con- - Slush. Shake - Freezers. CONDOMINIUMS 20466 Fleetwood, Har~r rage. Extras. 5 years old, forced air, heat, garage, Exterio; newly painted. 2 tract $25() per month, in- Pretzel bakers. Complete CONDOMINIUM-22625 Mar. NORTH BAY VILLAGE Woods. 3 bedroom. ~rlck $26,9:>0. 886.8464. drive. air condition up. As. car garage. 'By owner. Fo r terest8'h%, Reduced. Full service, parts and .supplies. • R d J ff 2 bungalow, plus Unf1Dlsbed appointment, 382'()330. tin oa near e erson. 35110 E. JEFFERSON upstairs. 2.car atlached ga- 5900 MARSEILLES, 2 bed- price $43,800. Oothem from sumption 7% interest. Don Preston &: Associates. bedrooms, 11,2 baths, base. . (Soutb of S~k Rd.) rage, dining room, new room, finished basement, $12,000 up. 2 885-6675. . men t. attached garage. P d fr $30 900 to $33900 h GROSSE POINTE - Lake- BRICK BUNGALOW type, $29,500. $22,000 assumption. rice om, ,. kitchen, finished basement stove, refrigerator, was er, PEARL BEACH REALTY d pointe. Two family 6-6, 3 bedrooms down enclose Call 886-1190. 2 bedrooms, 08ttached ga. with Ih bath. Central air. dryer. Like new.' Carpets, 1.794-3445 h CANDY and ice cream catty bedrooms each, 2 gas forced porch, finished 'lillie wit out business. No franchise rages. Models open daily many extras. Open 2.5, drapes. $3,000 down. 885. " 6006 M.29, Algonac both bath. Tiled basemen t air furnaces. L a r ~ e as. fee. Perfect family opera. 1-6 p.m. 881.1032. 1052. with' lavatory. Central air 4 BEDROOMS-$58,SOO sumption. tion. Good parking, high BIDIGARE BROTHERS for lirst floor. 1 car ga ra ge INC. Center entrance Colonial with traffic, st. Clair Shores lo- TU 1-0493. cation. Mrs. Jeffries, Real- Model phone 19J-6880 11,2 baths, small family CROWN VA 1-6500 ANIEL tor, TV 2.0899. FANTASIZE ABOUT room on Ford Ct. Dead-end TOM McDONALD & SON ST. JOAN OF ARC PARISH FOUR BEDROO~I, 2 baths, t Evemngs TU 1-6988 I street in Woods below 'Mack Newly decorated 3 bed . brick, new kitchen, dish- LET US PROVE to you that I A colonial so trad:tional it belongs in Williamsburg, near 2 parks. Days 225.7170 OPFfN SUNDAY 3.5, 2 bed. room. Move.in condition 16-PETS FOR SALE with four bedrooms, 2'f.! baths and library. washer, dispostal. No-wax this 3 bedroom home with Evenings and, weekends room ranch with family Can be in before Christmas LAB PUPS, AKC, shots, VISUALIZE a decor so fresh and tastefully done 88i-4979. 10% DOWN wi;h room, 2 car garage, 1349 floor, new 1y decorated, natural fireplace in the Iiv. Completely carpeted. Dish - wormed, yellow, field, 774. that all you need do is place your furniture. good rate available if de. Cadieux, $37,500. Call 776. t Dew roof, large lot. Near ing room, dining room, washer, range. Basemen 2116. lake, private beach, 21f.!. kitchen and finished base- CONSIDER new Jandscaping carefully done to sired. ' 5985. beautifully decorated an d garage. Landscaped. Low ment, 2 car garage, is the afford both privacy and charm. Place this de- carpeted. New roof, cen "WAVEAWAY Winsome".- SO's. 713.2550 - 773.2555 - best value in Grosse Pointe sirable home on a charming street, near Jeffer- tral air. 772-4453. Agent. AKC registered English 771.0153. Park. Yanchuk. 822-2334. son. NOW cali, before Jt's just a beautiful Springer Spaniel, female. memory. Grosse Pointe Real Estate CONDOMINIUM for sale-'- 2 28 months. Suitable for bedroom, 2 bathrooms, na companion dog only. Dispo. OPEN SUNDAY 2:30.5:00 OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 co, tural lireplace. $48,900 sition guaranteed. Wave- 327 KERBY ROAD Call for appointment afte r away Kennels, Willam E. FIRST OFFERING - FISHER ROAD - The classic CONDO SPECIAL Consider fora':'moment a charming, family. 6 p.m. or Saturday.Sunday Lane, 1.628.4572. center entrance colonial with 4 spacious bed- sized Cape Cod in the Farms. Add a Located near Hudson Eastland and in perfect 886-7228. rooms, a modern kitchen, 1111 new carpeting carefully designed fine new kitchen com- location for everything. This three bedroom 21h 1058 NORTH BRYS - Ver y FREE-kittens. fully traine\I. - tbroughout and an extra deep lot. We suggest you plete with appliances. To emphasize ,bath condo is in excellent condition and owner attractive and clean ranch 886-1754. cali immediately on this one. is anxious to sell. It's also protected by our $100 va,lue, a fu].] bath on each floor, four living room with natura i AFGHAN pups, ~hampion bedrooms, and oversized garage deductible Buyers Protection Plan-a one .year fireplace, din i n groom , 1739 NEWCASTLE-PRICE REDUCTION and ,anxi- warranty. Call us for details. blood. Reasonable. 371,9091. OUs owner are your tip to make certain you see all at a "buy now" price! Florida room, kitchen wit h 2 this spacious 3 bedroom, 1~ bath colonial with eating area, 2 bedrooms, BURMESE kittens, sable. 1056 SOMERSET car attached garage, patio your choice of color in new carpeting. CFA. Monday through Fri. far less than you'd expect, and with a '882-0087 By appointment, Mid SO's day after 6. 521.8871. BELOW BY APPOINTMENT special floor plan that features a bed- 886'()152. room and fun bath on the first floor (HELP!) We need a home. FIRST OFFERING-ENGLISH TUDOR in the Park. plus ,t"Vobedrooms and bath up, we 'have Grosse Pointe Real Estate 4 BEDROOM, ~If.! bat h s Bllautiful t r a i ned, twin, Rich detail abounds here in the bay windows, this fine home in the mid-40's.There's co; Everything you need an d orange and white male parquet Doors, natural woodwork, three natural a spacious, fenced yard and oversized In the Heart of Grosse Pointe want for your family in cats, 1 year old, de-clawed, fireplaces, and all those ext'ra touches they don't garage, tooLA few moments will make this e x cell e n t Gross e neutered, alt shots. Our put in today's homes. The best part'is that this a believer out of you. Poi n t e Woods location master went to college. 6 bedroom, 3'f.! bath home carries a very realistic, Owner anxious for offer Days 881.5870. Evenings price tag under $70,000. OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 Open 2-5 Sunday. 884-2101. TU 5,3846. GROSSE POINTE SCHOOLS 947 LlNCOLN- You can't judge from the outside on BY APPOINTMENT , SHORE POINTE GERMAN SHE PH A R D this beauty. Here are 4 'bedrooms, 3 full baths a PRICE SLASHED for immediate sale .in ~ate 30's. 21143 LOCHMOOR pups. 8 weeks old, excel- OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 brand new spacious kitchen, a super carpeted ;ec Three bedroom Dutch coloniall, move in condition lent show line and good JUST LISTED! Absolutel y room and a complete decor,ator interior we're with elegant kitchen, oversized dining room and temperament, Call after 5 ,CONDOMINIUMS immaculate cozy 3 bed sure you'll enjoy. Better make an appointment big master bedroom, in GROSS'E POINTE o'clock weekdays. 886-9215. room starter home in Harp . because you can't judge from the outside. WOODS! er Woods, 23' bedroom up BEAUTIFUL AKC champion Grosse Pointe SchOOls at a Harper Woods Price! JUsr 4 UNITS 'oYitbgreat storage, attrac - bred Alaskan Malamutes. Clean, mint condition 3 bedroom bungalow that U <. , ''.,i; LEFT tive "recreation room and Male 3 months, top show YOUNGBLOOD REALTY feels twice as big as it looks from the outside, NEW carpeting throughout and breeding quality. 549. at a below competition price of $37,500, because $34,9001 884-0600. 4537. 886-1270 owner has purchased another f.ine home in Har- JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE per Woods. • 2 BEDROOMS YOUNG CATS 12 weeks to 3 BEDROOM Brick, centra I 1 year, luge variety of air, dishwasher, 'Separat e colors and breeds. Neu- • 2Y2 BATHS dining room. Low 40's. TU tered male $20. Spayed fe- STRONGMAN, KELLY , "" ,i,.'i. """,,'.nl f.' I, 4.3872. male $25. NSA WL League Grosse Pointe Real Estate 774-2293. ., JL y' ~tr:'r'~. J<'11'"'~" 'J'''';l.',,~'.,p.'''-i h t--"': ;. 'r'~J.I"', 1:'~lI.nl~,. "! i:f'.i!, ':~:"CO"I _. !;"," "" , ... ',~ 'ASSOC lATES ;...~~J.:I:4<;11EDG~GESlJoGt;"n'. il BO~~VJT1i~-51570 , ..t' ',t" ~ MEDIUM SIZE short haired , 'w,.' ". , ' , , ," American Colonial in Wood s mix puppies, 6 weeks old, SUPERHOUSE-I0 BEDROOMS PRICED off Mack Ave. Three (3 ) to good homes Only. Neu. '889-0800 Bedrooms. Modern Kitchen Priced at $250,000.00. Shown by appolntm~nt only. tered ",ale $20, spayed fe- A residence you could not duplicate today. Besides FROM with appliances. Centra I Air. -Good location. $41,000 male $30. NSA WL League - the garden room ~nd the huge paneled library 774-2293. you have a r-rivate sunning area and elegant HORVATH & ASSOCIATES swimming pool. Such a lovely home! JOHN. s. REALTORS WE ADOPTED abandoned 53,900 881.2200 823-2570 young affectionate Calico, GROSSE POINTE WOODS unfortunately will not adapt 882-0087 GOODMAN MODEL OPEN NEW HOUSE to dog, needs good home. INC, DAILY AND SUNDAV 568 Coventry off Morningside 884-5549. 1 P,M .• 5 P.M, near Vernier Road. Custom FREE ADORABLE litter- Grosse Pointe Real Estate FOR PROFESSIONAL HELP AND PERSONAL built brick, 5 bedroom Co. tNlined kittens to good " ATTENTION JUST 1 BLOCKS ionia I, centra! air, marble home, 885.8340. co. 886.3060 886-3060 foyer, spacious oak kitch- NORTH OF VERNIER en plus many other fea In the Heart of Grosse ,Pointe OPEN SUNDAY 2:30.5:00 DALMA TION PUPPIES, 5 ON MACK AVENUE tures. Open Sunday 2.6. weeks old. Male and fe. 856 LORAINE-Pleasant English-3 bedrooms, IIf.! Builder. male. Work 224-5882 home baths, living room with natural fireplace, family PHONE 885.8800 TU 4-2750 TU 4-1340 8il6.6174. ,. room and kitchen with eating area. 2 car garage. FIRST OFFERING - By Good price and location. MJXED BEAGLE pups, 8 owner, 912 Lincoln, corner weeks old, ready for good BY APPOINTMENT ial, 4 bedrooms, 2 ful 1 homes. $5, 886.9084. Schweitzer baths, 2,Javatories, modern BISHOP-Superlative French Chateau-On a circular ized kitchen with breakfast IRISH SETTER pups, AKC drive in Cul.de.Sac-Affluent tastes and custom room, Carrier central air registered, champion lines. FIRST OFFERINGS features prevalent throughout this 2 level flome. G. PALMS conditioning-filter; newly 886-6460. . CHARMING BRICK COLONIAL.in the Woods, Living room with Cathedral ceiling and -balcony. decorated thrQughout. Many handy to school 8nd transportation, only Library, 7 bedrooms, 4 baths. 8 fireplaces. Tre- , Pick One For A other features make this 16A-HORSES FOR ~6,900. Three bedrooms, kitchen with eat. mendously equipped kitchen. Unlimited Automatic HAPPY THANKSGIVING! an excellent buy. Under SALE ing space, full dining room, Florida room, maintenance features'. Heated Inground Pool with I $70,000. 885.5893. SUNRISE FARM~Training quick occupancy. landscaped privacy. Carriage House. GROSSE POINTE CITY OWNERS ARIZONA bound. and boarding. Indoor arena. Riding lessons. 58655 Place NE'FF-Remodeled 2 bedrooms and 2 baths. Unbeliev. Beautiful Home Built By I -Townhouse, Woodbridge 886-5800 East. 2 bedrooms, 1 and Rdl• New Haven. 1.749- BRICK BUNGALOW in the Woods, ready for able space. Living and dining room combined MAST &: CREIGHTON If.! baths, dressing room, 9367. your family to move in. Two bedrooms down, (27x12), family room with fireplace (14x24), Red. wood deck (16xI6) overlooking deep lot. Conven. Newer Early American Colonial, south of Jefferson patio, pool, clubhouse, se- 20-GENERAL SERVICE one up, full dmmg roon" finished basement, near the lake, featuring formal dining room, fam- curity guard. Upgraded. carpeted. Screened porch and patio. A gool! ient location. Price reduced to $33,500. ily room with natural fireplace, 4 bedrooms, 2'f.! 773.5383. • PLUMBING value at $43,900. RAYMOND-Unprecedented value of $38,900 buys this baths, central air. Call for appollntment. GROSSE POINTE WOODS , • PLASTERING 886-4200 3 bedroom brick Colonial with den, powder room • PAINTING and central air. Near St. John's Hospital and s!".'Op- OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 19954 Clearview Court East. .Qulet Court. 3 or 4 bed- • CARPENTRY ping, Immediate Posses'sion. • MASONRY OPEN SUNDAY. 2.5. We've seen few homes to rival 1413 NOTTINGHAM-Large brick bunglMow, 2 room, family room, dining the beauty of this center-entrance Cape Cod at bedrooms and 'bath on first floor, finished room, kitchen built-ins, fin. • VIOLATIONS GOOD HOUSES, GOOD NEIGHBORS AND GOOD CORRECTED , 32 S. Duval in the Shores. Take 8 Sunday after- FRIENDS second floor with full bath, near transporta. .. ishec;l basement, central noon drive out beautiful Lakeshore and see for tion, shopping and schools. air. Open Sunday 2:30 to • NOTHING TOO S'}IALL yourself. Fivc bedrooms, magnificent beamed WINDMILL POINTE SUB.-ALTER ROAD-2 family 5:30. 882-8472. GUY DE BOER : family room '. and many, many more superb flat. Modern kitchen, 2 bedrooms, living, dining FLASH! Price Reduced $37,5llO-Brick bunga. 776-3708 885-462~ features. and family room in each apartment. Built in 1962. low, 2 bedrooms, bat~, large paneled room 13A-LOTS FOR SALE Excellent Condition . on second floor. Corner lot, 2'f.! car garage. ALL CARPENTRY porche~ .886-5800 1467 Aline. CARMEL LANE. off Lake. 'I'oofing, gutter-3: drywari THREE MILE DRIVE-Ranch, 3 bedrooms. tasteful shore. Beautiful location in and drywall repair. Lt. BUDGET.PRICED 5.bedroom brick. nicely l.ocated contemporary decor. Near bus line. Possible land Farms. 9Ox139. Very rea- censed. 791.3514. - for schools, transportation, A roomy, comfortable contract. sonable. 881-2257. family home with updated kitchen. den, 2.car ga- BY APPOINTMENT RAPID HOME rage for just $35,000, See it soon if you need low MARQUETTE DRIVE-Near water, 2 f,amily flat, 568 PERRIEN PLACE CORNER LOT In beautiful priced housing. super condition. 3 bedrooms each unit with natur:J.l Windmill Pointe Subdivi. REPAIRS OUTSTANDING Center,entrance Coloniai with library sion. 180x53.25. $14,000. Site 886-5800 fireplace. Separate basements, all appliance3 in. and family room, formal living room and dining SL. 4-0033 eluded. plan and customed design. EASY MAINTENANCE in this brick and aluminum room, large kitchen, utility room, powder room, ed home plans for this par. GUTTERS CLEANED, lawnS 1 home .in a prime Woods location. Two bedrooms LODGE DRIVE - Charming Georgian. lhree bed. 4 bedrooms. 2 h baths, Central air, rec room cel available. Owner relo. raked to building you it with wet bar, 21,2 car garage. up, two down and lots of eating space. Three full rooms, 2 baths, library and garden room, double cated. 884-0600. new room. We are license(1 'baths. Newly deCOl'lted Ind priced in the 50's. lot, JOHNSTONE & to do or supervise aU home VACANT LOT - 1SOx 174 JOHNSTONE repair or remodeling. JOhR 886-4200 DETROIT TOWERS-On Ihe Waterfront-Enjoy the PRIME FARMS LOCATION -.::' Pierce, Inc. 881.8310. : 14-REAL ESTATE CENTRAL AIR In this 3.bedroom brick Colonial in pride and pleasures of ownership without main. tenance, IIANDYMAN-Home main: the prestigious Farms, It's' ready for you to WANTED 40 Acres-St. Clair County le~ance. small repairs. elec~ move right in ... carpeting, drapes, kitchen ap- DISTINCTIVELY INDIVIDUALLY STYLED Condo- 3 OR 4 BEDROOM house ~ If You ARE thinking of Selllng - Call Us Incal, plumbing, painting, pliances stay. A good value in the low 50's. miniums with a splendid view of the water. Spa. Lake Sl. Clair or ,lot suit. wall washing, 884.9363. : cious bedrooms, fine libraries, super kitchem, able for building. 881.0816, 886-4200 )J:( CALL US i::l combination 'pantry.utility rooms, All air condi. GENERAL CONTRACTOR! PRIVATE individual desires Ernest Beck Carpentry, roofing, alum~ OPEN SUNDAY, 2-5 tioned. Complete valet service. Top Security, Julie DocIle two family flat income or 2 J 68 Allard. __ .-: $48,900 Priced in the 70's. Gerard A. Leone Jick Llily num siding, trim, gutter~ home with mother.ln.law storm windows and door;' 3-bedNOm brick ranch. Excellent buy. JOHN s. Kay Reed David E. Droege apartment, in Grosse Pointe Steel replacement door, City or Farms, 824.4321. an~ windows. All types re~ GEORGE PALMS REALTORS 15-BUSINESS paus, Blown.in insulatiow. OPPORTUNITI ES ~uaranteed workmanship. GOODMAN Member Licensed. Free Estimates'. Schweitzer INC. National Assoclation of Independent !free Appraisers ESTABLISHED, barber shop 777.8714. In the Park available to 2 886-5800 886-4200 93 Kercheval "on the Hill" 886-4444 rent, Operator moving out OA-CARPET LAYING of state, Equipment may Grosse Pointe Farms Grosse Pointe Woods 886-3060 886-3060 Member 'Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board. CARPET restretched repair. A Famlly Business For Over A Century. also be purchased, Call Offices open 9 to 9 six days, Sunday 10 to 5:30. MEMRERS OF GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE 822-2201 bp.tween 9 a.m. ed an~ installed. 30 years BOARD and 5 p,m. expenence. Call after 4 i p,m.886-9572.'

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,Thursday, November II, 1976 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-Nine 20A-CARp'~T LA YI NG 21F-HOME 21H-RUG CLEANING 21-I-PAINTING AND 21O-.-CEMENT AND I 21S-CARPENTER IMPROVEMENT I h D. C 1 b CARPET LAYING DECORATING BRICK WORK I PROFESSIONAL carpentry, Tore rlve e e rates NEW AND OLD GUlTERS • 51 DING K-CARPET --- BLI SS CASPERS CEMENT modernize to modernism. G V. Stairs Carpeted Shifted • TRIM CLEAN ING DONALD Driveways, walks, rat walls Home. or office. 25 years Its reatest letory Repairs' of All Types COMPANY Decorator All kinds of cement work. experience. Call after 5 Cigarette Burns Re.Woven SHORES - CARPET. Free Estimates elc. Brick, block, stone, p.m. Warren Schultz. 771. More lhan 1,000 c-am-p-ai-gn--Sm-U-h-with a sterling silv(r ALSO CONSTRUCTION SPECIALISTS TU porches, pre.cast steps, 1091. volunteers celebrated the tray whose inscription ex. NEW CARPET SALES 1-7050 . • Steam Extraction 40 Years in Grosse Po;nle tuck painting, walerproof. I greatest victory in United pressed "the gratitude, af. Samples Shown in 884-5990 • Shampoo ing, chimney repairs. Work • Attics. Porch Enclosures Foundation, (UF), history (ection and appreciation of Your Home ALUMINUM BUILDING • Spot and Stain Removal JEFF'S m)'seIC. Licensed, bonded. • Additions • Kitchens last week as the 28th annual all the people of Metropoli. ,BOB TRUDEL PRODUCTS • Upholstery Cleaning WALLPAPER REMOVING insurance. Free estimates. • Commercial Buildings Torch Drive reached a total tan Detroit." 294.5896 Best quality aluminum storm ... at affordable prices QUALITY 772.6430. , J 1M SUTTON o{ $37,878,297, which is 104,9 The Benson Ford Trophy, I windows 3 track, $25 in. 882-0688 Free Estimates -- Insured CEMENT WORK of any kind. 1677 Brys Drive percent of this 'lear's record contributed by the. man 20E-'NSULATION I stalled Storm doors $75 in. I STEAM CLEANING-Carpet 779-5235_____ Bonded licensed insured. TUE 4-2942 TU 2.2436 goal of $36.1 million, accord. whose name it bears. was PREPARE n"w for sky. stalled. Gutters. Aluminum ------INTEl' TV 299'''8 't 6' ing to a UF news release. awarded to two winners for rocketing fuel.." bills while Sl'd'109 an d trIm.. A'wnmgs, 1311mum,squarecouchesfoot,$30,$30chairsmini. GROSSE- PO - c. al er p.m. ALL HOME repal'rs. Roo"'",'" The 1976 Torch Drl've total the first lime since its in. insulation costs lIij'e rea. wlrought iron .. Rdoofing. Re. $15, ,love seat $25. Velvets, CONTRACTORS 21-P-WATER- porches, gutters, brick exceeds the $34,819,220 raised ception in 1955. It was pre. sonable. Sudro Insulation, p aclement WJn ows. Also whites and pastel colors- CUSTOM PAINTING AND PROOFING work, chimneys, carpentry. in 1975 by $3,059,077, the most senten lo William O. Bourke. 881.3515. rep acem~nt steel prime couch $35, chair $17, love WALLPAPERING ------Licensed. 293.7755. new money ever raised in a of tht: Industrial Unit and doors. Glass and screen en. EXPERT. ANTIQUING CHAS. F. JEFFREY Torch Drive. Arthur R. Seder Jr., oC the 21-MOVING closures. Glass and screen seat $30. 778.1680. 882.1800 LETO Presiding at the traditional Service Unit, both of whom repairs. Aluminum Trim CALLEBS & SON 885-8155 .• Basement Waterproofing BUILDING COMPANY victory dinner in Cobo Hall raised 102.8 percent of their STUDENT MOVERS. Pro. Brake Rentals for the do.it. Carpet and Upholstery clean. ------'. Underpin footings Since 1911 were Torch Drh'e general quotas. fessional mov.ing. Cheap! yourself. Free estimates. mg. Fast drying. Free esti- PAINTING. wallwashing • Cracked or caved~in walls Custom Building chairman Roger B. Smith. a The Industrial Unit report. We also rent helpers. 861. Cas:l and carry or we in. mates. Fully insured. 772- Reasonable, emcient, cx. References Family rooms our speciall)', G e n era I Motors executive ed a tolal of $4,203,404 and 0900. stall. Insured. Licensed. In 9555. - . perienced. Callafler 6. TU Licensed Insured alterations, kitchens. vice.president, and UF board the Service Unit, a. total of -'------business since 1958. Phils 1.5306. ------TU 2.3222 chairman Robert M. Sur. $3,804,284. - 21A-PIANO'SERVICE Home Service, 12931 East 21.t-PAINTING, .---.------BASE M E NTS WATER-I dam, chairman and chief Final totals and percent of .-p'-IA-N-O-T-UN--IN-G-a-n-d-r-e-p-al'-r.McNichols. Call 371.3724 DECORATING COMPL,ET~"Home Improye. PROOFED - Reasonable HORMEMEOBDUEILLIDNIGNGexecutive officer of the Na. quota figures for other chap. anytime. ments." ..' Interior.exterlor rates, workmanship guar. tiona 1 Bank of Detroit. ter campaign units were: the mg. W 0 r k guaranteed. ------PAINTING and paper bang. work from painting to clec. anleed. 881.0063 or 719.1225.1 by "The 1976 Torch Drive has Commercial Unit, chaired by Member AFM. E d war d YOUR DOLLAR buys more ing. 20 years eXlperience. trica1 to carpenter to ce- I ------BID IGARE BROS. made me a believer," Mr. Louis G. Allen-$4,372,356, Felske. 465.5358. ! Aluminum Siding, Roofing Vary reasonable. Guaran ment work ctc. Will outb:d' CAPIZZO CONSTRUCTION I Smith said. "A believer in 100.2 percent; the Professions ------a h d Insu\ation installed teed the finest. 771-4036. any price. I Call Michael. Basement waterproofing. We I NC. the generous nature of our Unit, chaired by Dr. Thomas COMPLETE piano service. now! Sudro Insulation, 881- I------~---- 889-0406. dig. Work guaranteed. Li. Extra rooms, dormers, attics, community and a believer O'Donovan _ $2,595,336, 102..& . Tuning, rebuilding, refin. 3515. JOHN'S PAINTING censed and insured. kitchens, recreation rooms in the readiness of Metro. percent; and the Metropoli- ishing. :M (! m b e r Piano ------Interior, exterior, patching, 21J-WALL ',vASHING 885.0612 Licensed and Insured politan Detroit area citizens tan Unit, chaired by David Technicians Guild. Zech. 21G-ROOFING window puttying, caulking; Remodeling loans to $7,500 to join together to work for M. Sparling-$2,131,966, 100.5 Bossner, 731-7107. SERVICE and plastering. wallpapeT. ARDMORE WATER PROOFI NG No down payment, 10 years the common good. percent. ------I'ng Free A°tim8tes Good Wall washl'ng. painting, floor T . t 'd t' I ------. ...., . to pay. "On October 11 We illumin. n.coun y reSl en la earn. ,21I-SEWING End Of ~ason work. Reasonable prices. cleaning, references furn. BY 172.5715 . TU 1-6988 ated the world's tallest sign paigners, led by Edie Miller, MACHINE Roofing Savings Grosse Pointe Il'eferences. ished, reasonable. Bank CASPER CONSTRUCTION on tht! face of Detroit's of .St. Ciair Shores. reposted - Tor Quality Materials Call anytime. European. Amerieard welcome. 772'1 We do it the right way. Akso, CUSTOM Renaissance C e Ootn..The ral~lng. a total of $785,65~. SINGER' SERVICE - 15 Years Guaranteed John. 368-5098. 2252. brick, block anc cement DECORATI NG large block letters 'UF' have which IS 102.7 percent of their AUTHORIZED DEALER work. Licensed, insurance, t REPAIR ALL MAKES • Licensed, Insured MIKE'S PAINTING K. MAINTENANCE com., bonded. AU. urn er an on rac or. Mr. Surdam pr~sented Mr. Sunday, November 14, in.th.e POI NTE VACUU J. D. CANDLER 526-9987 Sewers repaired. Guaran. Detroit Imtltllte of Arts Audl. FREE PICKUP AND - teed. Reasonable ra t e s FURNITURE refinished, reo EASTLAND P L U M BIN G, - ROOFING CO PROMPT EFFICIENT serv 881.0063 or 779.1225. . d t i d t GP B . Off torlum, at 3 p.m. DELIVERY 97 Years Reliable Service . palre , L'l r ppe , any ype new and repair, commer. rUIns The movie, narrated in per. NEW REBUILT PARTS Residential and Commercial ice for exterior, interior ELECTRIC sewer cleaning of caning. Free estimates, cial, industrial, all city vio. son by HolIywood producer TU 1-0700 All types of'Roofs ,and Decks Qualitypainling materials,and paperhangingsensible No footage charge. Tele. 474-8953 or 956-7492. i lations corrected. 881-8395. To Good 'Start, Curtis Nagel, covers aU the 21002 MACK Gutters 'and Downspouts p r ice s. Free estimates phone price. 20 years oC 21S-CARFENTER 21W-DRESSMAKING touHum.s '''"OS GOOD SERVICE" and Mrs. Woodburn O. Ross. KAUFMANN • Patios of any kind FALL CLEAN UP I th f' t . t EXCLUS1VELY "PORCHES A SPECIALTY" Custom Garages and Doors • - n e irS game agams All Rose Society members SIOlt" OOOIS ."0 W'NOOW\ Free Estimates - Insured • 0 AL the Canadians, the Bruins CALL 882.6014 531.7555 882.180() Free Estimates and Planning • SNOW REM V posted a 8.4 victory. Two IInd their guests are cordially invited to attend the evening's GRAZlO CONSTRUCTION • 24 HOUR SERVICE goals apiece were scored by -acUvities. Reservations may KURT O. BAEHR Cement driveways, floors, FINANCING ARRANGED 13urkheiser and Taber, with GRA'f TOP' HANDY ANDY CUSTOM Painting and Dec(}. be made by contacting Mrs. All Home Repoirs patios of any design, • SHOREWOOD Costello, Grade, Ferlito and rating. Wall pap e r i n g. Sterling S. Sanford, 279 Hill. • c.~", • "-to • c.iIin,t porches, new steps, old ga. 881-1024 Scaver rounding out the SALES AND SERVLCE • ""'ori"l, "'In'"" I Willi"",","" Guaranteed. F r e e esti crest road. • Roof. • Gvl'on & _ rages raised and repaired, LANDSCAPE CO. scoring. 15011 KEItCHEVAL mates. LA 1-4546. new garage doors, new ga. I ._ In thc second exhibition ... , ~ AI... • ... 'ho ", .. ..." ",..I ..""",,,,",, TU 5.6000 COMPLETE decorating. Pa. rages custom built. Li. FRANK B. WU.LIA'MS, Li. 773_2828 game, the Nats topped the Masons to Meet 00004 -.,. S2~"73-S2~7014 ccnsed and insured. censed builder. Custom Bruins, 2.1. Eugenio scored perhanging. Insured,. guar. anteed. Al Schneider, TU 774-3020 77Q-1771 home improvements, porch I' .------,--- an unassisted goal, while November 16 1.Q565 or Ralph Roth, 886. ---- enclosures, finished base. PO I NTER Drew Mascarin played a 8248. VALENTE'S . ments, additions. altera. LANDSCAP I NG strong game In goal. Royal Arch Masons will ROAD SERVICE TOWING MASONRY SERVICE tions. All work personally • In another recent game, hear Mrs. Helen Sheets, of Since 1955. Ma'sonry and Toof superv,ised. Small jobs are the B-ruins topped Livonia 3J ~9'9" 5 ~eruicenter, ~ltC. C & C PAINTING interior. Royal Oak, Tuesday, Novem. exterior, 25 ye8r~ painting repairs, t u c k pointing, welcome. For prompt cour. LEAF REMOVAL by a score or 8-1. Davies her 16 In the Oak Room of 15302 I. Jeff.rson 01 B.aconsfl ••" in Grosse Pointe. Work. chimney.'l, waterproofing, tcous, e x per t service, 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE scored a "hat trick," wlth the Masonic Temple, 500 mansh!p guaranteed. Free cement. Licensed and In. p:easc call me at 882.7776 , FREE ESTIMATE.c) Gradr., Burkheiser, Ferlito Temple avenue. Detroit. She 822.5434 surccl Free ostimales. 18 Design and Construction and Johnson also scoring estimates. 839.0031. wlll speak on "Freedom 'leaN' in the Pointes. LA 7- HARRY SMITH Our Specialty goals. Belles of History." INTERIOR and exterior 9752. BUILDING CO, DAVE BARLOW The: latest Bruin victory Mrs. Sheets discusses the SERVICINC THE GROSSE POINTES painting and paper hang. ------Established in 885.1900 689.3287 came in a 10-1 rout over clothing, responsibilities and FOR OVER V1 CENTURY Ing. Reasonable rates, 30 HAROLD Grosse Pointe Area S:nce 19371 Riverside, Ont., Kcnnary, years experience. Ray Bar. hardships of America's Plo. E'itry CHAUVI N Residential and Commercial IGLOO SNOW Ferlito and Taber each neer women 200 years ago. Sty" .1 I,." nowsky. 371.2384 after 6 CEMENT CONTRACTOR . Remodelin~ I scored two goaltJ. Eugenio. ."ct.4 lor , .. p.m. .. ALl. TYPE OF Altcrahons and Mal~tenance SERVICE Grade. Johnston end Morris All Master .Masons, their CEMENT WORK I New Construction, LOW RATES tamed the other goals. :As- familios and friends are In. PROFESSIONAL painting, vlted ~o p8rticipate. Dinner WA 1-8282 • Walks. Drives. Porches 1885.3900 885.1013 FREE ESTIMATES' slsts were awarded to Burk. papering and staining. Free • Patios • Wllterproofing 886-0957 helser, Costella, Seaver, Fer. will be served at 6:30 p.m . IIICluillll' est imat e s. John Sacco. • Pre.Cast Steps BARKER _ I1to, Eugenio and Grade. For further informlltlon and Link AII.Ste.1 ,nd Italian journeyman. 371. reservations, call 831.6952. 8988. • Tuck Poinling I CONTRACTORS. Inc. K.MAINTENANCE CO. The Brutn~ will again tra. RUltic Styf.. • Chimney Repair Mo:lerniz8tion • Alterations • SNOW REMOVAL vel to Toronto this weekencl CALL HANK for interior No job too small Additions • ,"'amUy Rooms to play three games against CO.OPERATION painting, wall washing, pa, Free Estimate!! Kitchens & Recreation Areafo 24 Hour Service Saint Michaels and Mlssls. No educallon is complete MEHLENBACHER FENCE CO. per hanging. Experienced. Lil'ensed and Bonded Estate Maintenance Residential ollnd Commercial sallga, two highly rated teams that does not Include a study 10403 HARPER RESIDENTIAL, INDU5TIIAL Very reasonable. Call 771. 17 Years in Pointe JAMF..8 BARKER Free Estimates in the Metro Toronto Hockey of how to get along with other 779.8427 882-1473 886.5044 882-0688 League. • people. 0684 after 7 p.m., , \' I .' ,._l'-".~.,.~.. " i •. }....

Thursday. November II, 1976 Page Thirty GROSSE POINTE NEWS * * * * Feature Page * * * * Pointer of Interest Short and to I From Another Pointe of View (Continued from Page 21) flJ-atnfe the Pointe at Kingswood. There's no charge for Saturday browsing. ... Counter Points (CoDtinIledfrom Page 15) * MR. and MRS. RENAUD Two for the 23rd By Pat Rousseau GUlBERT De BRUET, for. merly of Harcourt road and Looking for something to do Tuesd~y, Noven:- Holiday And Cruise ... fun thoughts ... happy Paris, France, now living in ber 23 Members of the Founders SOCIety DetrOlt fashions! Holiday and cruise clothes are perhaps the Khartoum, Sudan, announce Institute' of Arts don't have to look far, ~o~ they've liveliest of the year. They are m at Walton-Pierce the birth of a son, CHRIS. been invited to preview "A Proud TraditIon: Arts now. For the holidays, we love the short red jersey TOPHEFRANK MICHEL,. & Crafts in Detroit/1906-1976; The Movement-The cocktail dress with a deep V neck, softly gathered Septe~r 3 in Bon. Secours Society-The School," at the museum. It's a "black skirt and elasticized, push-up sleeves. There's also HospItal. Mrs. Gwbert de t' ti I" t Bruet is the former NELLIE Ie op ona even. a creamy jersey cut along the same lines but with SKAFF, daughter of MRS. A more informal evening will be underway at a different treatment through the midriff. The MICHEL A. SKAFF, of Bed. Hudson's Christmas Twinkle Land, on the 12th i{" provocative one shoulder jumpsuit, with elasticized ford road. Paternal grand. floor of the downtown store, where celebrity chair- . waist is accented with rhinestone buttons on the parents are MR, and MRS. Man Tom Schoenith has corralled the most extra- shoulder. A slender white jumpsuit with thin JACQUES' GUIBERT De ordinary Collection of Clauses in metropolitan straps and deeply cut fwnt and back is covered up BRUET, of 'B 0 I' d e a u x. . with a long red jersey tabard. You can. put to- France Young Christophe DetrOIt. . gether looks from a new separates collection fea- has a ~ne.and.a.half.year-old The "Disco Evening with Santa Claus and turing a long black Qiana skirt, th.irJy strapped brother, JACQUES MICHEL. Christmas Carol," for adults only, is a holiday tra- • • • dition. It benefits the Archives of American Art. over top or sashed tunic top in black, red or white. Pointer GARY DYSERT, Tickets, (admission donation is $7.50 per person;. Lots of other combinations too! Pick a new Lilly who holds a Bachelor of tax deductible), may be obtained by sending checks, or two. There are cotton-poly blend short sleeve 'Architecture degree from the payable to the Archives of American Art, to Disco shirt and top costumes in jungle animal. floral, and Committee, 28400 Brooks Jane, Southfield, Michigan bird, pineapple, mimosa or tiger lily prints. A is an architect for Chrysler pretty nylon smocked tunic and pants comes in an Corporation, has rejoined the 48034. assortment of brilliant floral prints. Cruising Tan- faculty of Lawrence Institute P.S. If the Disco Evening is your bag, don't ners are also arriving among the group is a red and of Technology as a part.time forget to bring your camera. Without pictures, your pink floral print jumpsuit. The print also comes in lecturer in Architecture. He children never will believe! beld similar position at LIT a shirt dress. For the tra,ditional cruise look, how Photo by to';; Greenwo«l ' a * * from 1967to 1970. about a navy blazer, white slacks, navy vest and MRS. EDWIN J. STEDEM, JR., OF CANTERI;lURY ROAD. The Yacup Report I * • '" red and white dot blouse? Grosse Pointe South High The Walter Hines Page Scholarship Program '" By Janet Mueller "I think," she says, "that's . . School Class of '75 graduate was established in 1923 by the EnRlish-Speaking Mutschler Kitchens has a display of design-a~ Marilyn did her undergraduate work at the onerea'son I'm enjoying tb~ DANIEL SCHERER, son of Union of the Commonwealth, named after Walter wall storage cabinets for any room of your home in University of Michigap, Ned was an Ohio State Almistance Leag~ project DR. and MRS. ROBERT Hines Page, AntericanAmbassador to the Court of student, (he wound up at the U. of .M., for Law cbairmal1'3hip so much." oak, cherry and maple. Stop by 20227 Mack Ave~ue S C HER E R, of Lakecrest St. James from 1914 to 1918; and choose the ones best suited for your needs ... School, but that was LATER). sO the Michigan- There 'are oUier reasons. lane, is a' member of the TU 4-3700. . Ohio State Game has always. been a" Big' Thing "It's such a good cause." 1976 Olivet College Marching Under the program, British teachers, 12 to 15 . ... . in the Stedem family. . . Marilyn re<:ommenw a vuit Band. per year, spend a month in the United States, visit- . This Christmas. start or add to a collection of They're giving it up this Looking 'at the "Pointer'! to the community mental * * * ing a number of. cities and observing American dressing table and bafbroom accessories from a coUection year. ' picture, tbat's difficult to be. health center. "U you go over Among students at Witten- educational programs. Transatlantic transportation ~rg University this semester d I • h' h • at the Notre Dame Pharmacy, Tbereare decorative make. For Something Bigger. lieve: most of us would be and SEE what is ~ing d~, are University Liggettgradu- an trave expenses Wit m t e Umted States 8l'e up mirrors and tray mirros, kleenex bolles, soap dishes "Showboat Shenanigaoo" happy:to freeze as goOd. it rea]y is, an adcled,incen. ate ROBERT DEWn-r BOY. 1)rovided by British sources. E-SU Branches in the and many more useful and beautiful items in gold filigree opens on the eve of the game, Susan and Brad attend OUr tive to work: hillrder. The Friday, November 19, at 8 Lady Star of the Sea School. Guidance Center is helping DELL, of Waverly lane, Ox- States provide fulJ hospitality. , designs. Handsome leather decanters are found among the ford A cad e m y 'graduate . Now that's all very good ... but what about bar accssories. A very thoughtful gift for ages is. a o'clock, at Parcells Middle Teddy ~an generally be found the community in so many au. Schoo!. The second perform. hanging around the house, different waY's to ~ope with DAVID WARREN ANDER. 'Qur own teachers? In 1975-high time!-announ~- charming or omuslng night light, ance )s scheduled for Satur- (as is the wont of most three. today's problems. SON, of Preston placej and tb.ent was made of a "Page Scholarship Program • * ..... Our Lady Star of the Sea. . day, November 20, a1:;oat 8, and-a'half.yella'oOlds),but heilS "We're helpfug them help High School ~raduate PAL in Reverse." and the Denver and Detroit E-SU Yes, friends you can go on a jun .. also at P~rceUs. '. a very active participant in us." .. TRICIA ANNll: SCARFONE, Branches w.ere first to take advantage of this op- gle safari in Hawaii. We've learned , Somethmg had to give .. " all family vacations. Sucker far' Clbdreil of Thorn Tree road. portunity to send American teachers to Britain. that the ALOHA ACTIVITY CENTER and since Marilyn is project They Love To Travel Much of thiiCenter's work chairman for the Assistance Marilyn 'and Ned are both involves childI:en"anc~.~. ., • • George Yacup, English Literature teacher at in Whaler's Villag.e at Kaanapali, MaUi...... : Grosse Pointe North :High Grosse Pointe South High School, was the Detroit offers "Wild. Boar :Hunting" expedi- League. to' the Northeast very into antiques: They love Iyn ,Stede~ i3 a ~"~tt,lj:l Guidan~e Center this, year, shopping for them, admiring s\lckerwhim it @fll~~,~i!llp" School Class of '75 gradu.ate Btilbch1s choice as its first Reverse Page participant.' tions at $150 a day. ARE YOU GAME? . and sl~ce t~e AsSIstance them, \Studying abOut them. ing children~Arid 'a.l1Q1eicents, JANET L. B U cK'l..E it, Call Those Folks at Mr. Q. 886-~OO. daughter of the HAROLD Mr. Yacup spent June in Britain, on a $1,000 Leaque ISputtmg on the local They love :traveling and con. And young adults. And adUlts, BUCKLERS, of Lennon road, grant from the l>etroit E.SU. visitin~ 22 schools • ... * cr talent musical review, with sider the plannin 'almoot a'3 the midQl.e-aged,\Senior citi- has been voted president of and Oxford University. "Everywnere," he reports, We're Cooking Up 'Something For a mUe help from its frienw much fun I/t'S the tnP. They'lil zens. . . . . her Zeta Tau Adpha sorority "I was treated with almost embarrassing warmth Thanksgiving'. . . with imported kit- and !'lew York\s JerorJte H. spend months researching "1 think we all:get a wairm pl~d~e class. a .Ce n t r a I and hospitality." chenware from Le Ceuset, Armetale-, Cargill Company, that some. vaxious possiblliti~ before feeling about helping poople Michigan .Umve ty. H 'll' I f II Y Re • h l'd. . . Romertopj and' Copco. l'ou'11 find this thing i. a Ned-and-M'arilyn deciding on a definite itiner- with problems'!' __ . e gIve"" u er acup port, Wit s 1 es, personal appeM'anceat the ary. AssilstanceLeague memo '. .a.ppetizing ..se.le.ction. of creative cook...... \,"'1 h..."'{' ~"". at the D.etr..~...~.lE.-SUls ~i~ner meeting n~x~ Wed- ...... ing accenorles at The Squ~TTel's Nest, Michigan,()hio State Game. One yea*, armed with II ber.3. put in m~,'ni'an)' ..or.\l' LGCII.l"\tP .,.. ~~., . . , . ii.'tber 1'1, mtlie Grosse Pomte Wat' • For that, there'..alwaY\$ Back Roads ~nd Country .mOl ice hours, worlting on .. di- To Make Ribbon e ts Memorial s' Alger House. . ' I 19849 Mack Avenue. next year. . handbook,they melHld~red reet bQJSiswith.Centet clien~ . '" . '" . '" It's Special "Special" through Pennsylvania';s Bucks in IWch programs as Adult Area Alpha Xi Deltas will . . If you want the molt luxariou bl'aUlOem available at "Showboat Shenanigans" County. Another yellir they Socialization, designed to as- m~et Monday. November 15, She's an Achiever probably won't be an annual crisscro3sed New EngJand'.s sist people who 'huve recently . a price you want to pay"stop.at:.MaJiaewsldCarpetiDg JUJd at 7:30 o'clock at the Kerby Sarah Goddard Power, da4ghter of Mrs. Wen- see his colleclion of. KARASTAN broadlooms. They are event. It's a "special,'" high- Green and White Mountains been relea'3ed from institu- road home of Mrs. George d 11C G dd d f P I d h b d famous for their opulence. slamina aDd strength and come light of the Ais s ilSt a n,c e at the peak of the color sea- tions; or helping in the, of. .Lewis, to participate in a e . 0 ar, 0 rovenca roa , as een electe in more colors than a Picasso . • • 21435Mack Avenue • • • League's 1976-77 program- son. fice, or serviilg 1115 "wheels" ribbon belt-making workshop chairman of the United States National Commis- 776.5511. ming, and one of'the thing:; They've been to Wa'shing- (drivens). led by Judy Lees, of Two's sion for UNESCO, the 100-member body created by • • • that make a "special" special ton, and Williamsbwrg, New Fimd-raising is a high. C,ompany. Congress, in 1946, and is currently in Nairobi, Ken- BIJOUTERIE' JEWELRY has a selection of is one.of-a-kindness, Orleans and Cape Hatteras, priority League commitment, Alumnae will have the op. ya, attending UNESCO's five-week worldwide exquisite new high fashion mountings for rings. .A "King Kong" I'e-make, but in the PllJSttwo years and it's Marilyn Stedem's portunity to buy mi\terials conference. C It M C t h' kId hI 40 years later, is an event. they've foregone more ad. projects that raise the funds. during the meeting, aDd to Mrs. Power, one of five United States repre- onsu r. ue er w 0 IS v,ery now e gea, e "Son of Showboat Shena'li- venturoU!Sexcursions in favor She doesn't just want "Show- create their own belt designs sentatives to the co,nfetence, is a regent of the and who can design a mounting to your specific a- gans" the year after "Shenan- of family holidays: F)lorida's boat Shenanigans" to be a while learning the new and Hons. Give your ring a new mountin~' and your- igans I" could be a bit re- Sanibel Island in the winter, smashing success-shel wants popular craft technique. University- of Michigan, a director of the United self a new look ... 19860 Mack. BIJOUTERIE also dundant. Glen Arbor'iS Homestead in EVERY League (:'roject to be Co.hostesses for the work. Nations Association of the United States and a has a complete line of fine cut diamonds. So ... if you want to \See the summer. one. ' shop session are Mrs. Mich- director of the Associate Alumnae of Vassar Col- '.' ... •..... " your liriends and neililhbors Have Different Ideas Have Many Projects ael Brogan and Mrs. Dan lege. She also serves on the board of the Detroit Lovely New Frames •. are arriving dally at Woods singing and dancing and mak. When the children are old "One of :the nicest things Piggins. Community Music School. Optical Studios. For example. Diane Von FunteDburg new ing spectacles, (I mean this enough to enjoy a tboliday, auout the Assistance League Topics for Monday's meet.. ------~------colors are tawny peach, coral., mocha, aprieot.swlrl and in the very niceJ3t sense). of you feel guilty leaving them is that we offer so many dif- ing will include discussion of I more. Prices at Woods Optical are varied. There are pretty them:;elves, the time is now. home, .and a quaint country ferent projects: lSom6thing final details for Alpha .Xi ANTHONY & frames for everyone no matter how strict your budget. . . And if you're planning a inn that's heaven for two can for everyone to work on." Delta's 12th Annual Santa 19599 Mack Avenue. 881.8911. holiday pa.rty, the time to be milSerable for five, three Those projeclls rang~ 'trom Luncheon, slated for Decem- • ... • pick up a copy of "The of whom are under 10 and year.'round weekly Games ber 4 at the Grosse Pointe Dear Santa .' There's a Fishi.on-wiseN~w Happy H0'3te~sEntertams" is could call'e less about q\laint, Nights at AJcamo's Hall and War Memorial, and distribu. 1" f . h . r now. It's a fabulous cook. ("Where'\) the pool?"). an October through May Ma'r- tion of pecans for the Annual INC, Col ectJOn.o ranc mmk coats at SuI Ivan Furs of book, compiled by the Assi3t- In her private !Spare time, athon Bridge, (ladies in the Alumnae Pecan Sale. Grosse Pomte, 20327 Mack Avenu~. prop by and ance League, containing aU MaJ1"ilynenjoys needlework. afternoon, couples in the eve- During last month's meet- see the new styles. ,They also speclallze m custom 1 sort:; of ,recipes and party Like Ned, she's a great ,read. ning), to' the Guidance Ga. ing, the Grosse Pointe Chap- made fur coats and Jackets ... 885-9000. menu ideas. er. She',s a member of the zette supplement that appears ter affiliated three new mem- • ..' II everything tUf/B out as Rosary Altar SOciety 'at Our annually in the NEWS. bers: Mrs. Xavier Velie Cutting Pet Puppets ... friendly lions, cute. goo~ as the luscious d~:s.ert Lady Star of .the Sea. . Some are traditional; each Miss Mary Butler and Mis; $12.50 giraffes sturdy horses come in two Manl~n an~ I shared danng She was mvolved m. a project chairman inherits LouAnn Portincasa. II Come in or coli 885.3240 . T'h bl fl'.. an "mtervlew break," you Kappa Alpha Theta sorOll'lty them. Some, like "Showboat 18134 MACK AVENUE stzes. ey am e along the. oor. 01 : may gain 10 pounds-but it'll alumnae group that'lS inac- Shenanigans" and "The can be used as u~1Usual mobtles. Ftnd be worth it. tive now, but wID probably Happy Hostess Entertains," 'Th'oy Junior Woman's .Club. them at The Kaleidoscope, 16135 Mack k, project chaLrman for pick up again when every- are oneiShots. "Half the fun of something . h' b d h'l like tbilS," Marilyn admits, a t Bedf or d . the AS'3lstance League t 15 0 y's C I dren are in school. Some illt'e variations on a ... . ,allti'."~.'"., . ..'?:it':J~~' * • • year, Marilyn ha.• her finger She'l!ja member of tbe Jun- theme. The Assistance League J:S seeing your friends, })eO- .*" C'.~ FRAMES _ FRAMES _ FRAMES. We .' . W 'A . t' f pIe yau know, on stage." The .. . .:' U., 1D every pIe. LOr omen is SSOClaIon or had alwa% welcomed its Stedems knew no one and " '. ~ have a wide selection for working needle. She',s a native Pointer, the Detroj,t Symphony Or- new reoruits at a: \Series of STILL thoroughly en:joyed point, crewel and quilting ..• from small graduate of Saint Paul's, who chestra. La'st year at about New Member parties, held the show. That ISOldMarilyn, hand held hoo!!s and fnmes, to OlIOI' model didn't meet Ned at the Uni. this time, she 'was making in board members' homes. ,. i BULB .:~. 'zes for rugs ••• 16930 Kercheval in the e't r Mi h'''an des't arr n" t fOO'R d I h" . d 'ded t She was 'Sold, too, by the "l. sl v rSI y o. • c.o, pI e a .~emen • U 0 P IS ThIs yearlt was eel . 0 comprehensiveness of the :"" Village. Open Thursday evenings until 9 the fact that they were in Rig. the cro!ilStownbus that continue the "welcome" but project. "There's ISO much in- ;;: p.m. Ann Arbor at the same time toak Pointers to the Sym- change its style: instead of valved in conjunction with • ... * and had mutual friends there. phony Juniors' Birmingham- the ISmaller private parties this. It really is something SPECIAL The School Bell, 17010 Mack, is taking They finally got to~ether Bloomfield Hills Christmas there walS ~ Mystery Hunt, the whole group can 'Workon: orders for the Holly Hobby Playhouse A through mutual frien ,.; in Walk. "I spent three weeklS planned by two new mem- we need' ushers tance t-elc&'l1~s~ti tut;e pleml!Dted by "walk-on" ads. and gift wrap. Browse through Wright's and choose 371.2484. Planning. committee bllg'at1 The post-performance party All Fl. your Christmas gifts early and use the layaway • • • considering projects fot tlle will be 'held at the (k03Se emon orlsf SPECIAL DISCOUNTS ... Metro current season a year ago. Pointe Yacht Club. . plan jf you wish. Towers announces that for a limited Sharon's idea 'Surfaced short-, Sharon ValSher is general . • ... • Iy after the firSt of the yeat' chairman of "Showboat She. ~ E W ;.~ For People ... who would rather sleep lying time they will offer discounts on their Mand, a fewweelcls Witer,a Ca.r. nanigans," assisted by. talent- ~: on I rren .:1 clown, travel Amtrak. We handle all reservations high rise apartments overlooking Lake .;. llill man happened to be m chairman Fran Pastona who . ~. . and ticketing. Call DALY TRAVEL, 884.6281 or St. Clair. Rents start at $215 and with ;;. ~;. the area: He was delighted has done a fantastic job. Tick. • . ' discounts they'll be even less. Call 296- J :". ' to provlde moreJnf. ormation. ets, (general admission $5. 17.31 East Warren TU 4-6120. '. stop by 20225 Mack Avenue. C.. 2320 , .. 463-5857. Evenings 465-2751. I' Sold ~y Sample Ipatron $12.50), may be ob.: .. ' op E "I ... ; • • • Plan now 10 Located at 2564l) C roc k e r near Nedrand Maril~ attended tained by calling 886.'1425or '''';1; en venlngs tI 8 . .o.:.~~' dlI:li Give mom a break 11Jatlksglving Day. nf tr:lIl1t1nnal .Tpffpr"on. aCarRillrevueputonby1l1e 885-6267. .-.. t' .. :.;.. ••• '~ ..~ Y"''I' nJT'f' ~, P"'R'l\1J'~ ('tUnn'''''' "Inn""q

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