Grosse Pointe News VOL 46-No 5 Grosse POinte, Michigan, Thursday, January 31, 1985 30 cents 36 Pages fQryour information Shores man charged fyi with manslaughter By Mike Andnejczyk for vehicles to travel that rate of By Tom Greenwood A 19-year-old Shores man was speed that time of nIght, even bound over Tuesday, Jan 22, to though the speed limit IS35 miles an Wayne County CirCUitCourt to face hour Odds 'n' ends charges of manslaughter With a Because the vehiCle's doors were Well folks, it's tIme to clean up motor vehicle by City MUniCIpal Jammed, Park and City fire rescue my desk I've had all these phone Judge Stan C Kazul teams were called to the scene, messages, strange stones and After a five-hour prelLmmary ex- Pryor said After the two men were Prf'ss f{'l('.
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Page Two-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, January 31, 1985 Conununit Events GP Singles About stars Cinema League 1.extiles design Diabetes series North concert The Grosse Pomte Smgles have a Astronomers WJlham Buscome The Grosse Pomte Cinema League Among the 59 new-for-wmter Saratoga Community Hospital. Grosse Pointe North bands and busy week scheduled, with three Willlecture on the birth and death of will present "Focus on Nature." a non-eredit classes for adults sched- Gratiot at State Fall', will offer a orchestra will present their annual events planned for tomorrow, Sat- starsTuesday,Feb 5.at8p m atthe J5mm slide ~how by Raymond Cole- uled by the Grosse Pointe Depart- four-part series for those With Mid-Winter Concert tonight, Jan. urday and Wednesday Lawrence Institute of Technology, man, when it meets In the War Mem- ment of Community Education IS diabetes on Fridays, Feb. 1,8, 15,22, 31, at 7:30 p m. in the Community located at 21000W 10 Mile Road at The group will meet Feb 1 at 7 onal's Fries Auditorium, 32 Lake- "Creative Textiles Design," set to from 7:30 to 10 a.m Performing Arts Center at North Northwestern Highway p_m. In the library at the War shore Road. Monday, Feb 4, at 8 begin Wednesday, Feb 6 Topics covered will include High School. Dr Buscome, now at Northwest- Memonal Guest speaker will be pm causes of diabetes, self-care prac- ern Umverslty, has worked at the From the Simple to the complex, Vince Desmond Film highlights of ThIS presentation features a dazzl- tices, diet and weight control, The music of Corelli, R. Strauss. Mount Palomar. Mount Wilson and learn to be resourceful in creating the 1984 World Champion DetrOIt mg display of close-ups of a variety medication, exercise and stress Bach, Irving Berlin and others Will Mount Stromlo observatories He imaginative objects from trash - Tigers will be shown There will be of colorful, exotic subjects photo- management. This program will be be featured by the Symphony Or- wlll appeal' at LIT as a Harlow fabric scraps, old shoelaces, rope, chestra, the Concert Band and the an afterglow dance held afterward graphed from coast to coast from taught by Saratoga's registered Shapely vIsltmg lecturer and isspon- even a discarded lampshade! This at the Gabnel Richard Kmghts of Canada to Mexico, and many in the profeSSIOnal including nurses, Symphony Band, all conducted by sored by the American Astronomical new-for-winter class has been de- Columbus Hall. 18000 E Warren tropICS pharmacists, dietitians, occupa- Nathan C Judson, North mstru- Society Coleman has been a member of the SIgned to prOVide an elementary tional and phySICal therapists. mental musIc director The lecture ISfree and open to the understanding of textile and their A Snov.flake Dance will be held PhotographIc GUild of Detroit for 20 ThiS senes WIll mclude a Under board of educatIOn policy, public For more mformahon, call years and a member of the Photo- many uses m craft design Basic Feb 2 at 9 p m at the Gro~se breakfast WIth meal planmng tIps. semor CItizens IlVing m the Grosse Dr Richard E Michel at 356-0200, graphIC Society of America since supplies included in fee, extra ma- Pomte Hunt Club MUSIC will be Course partiCipants may brmg one Pomte school district are admitted ext 7 1971 He has Judged internahonal terials at student's expense. provided by the Danny Vemce Tno family member WIth them. Pre- free to school programs AdmiS- shows and has had photographs pub- and there will be a bell} dancer Taught by Martha Kerr, the five- registration is required It is essen- sion for others IS $2 For informa- lished In several magazmes floor show Camera club week class WIll be held from 7 to 9 tial to attend the first session. Call tIon, call 343-2187or 343-2240 The public ISinvited There is a $1 245-1450to make a reservation. A mid-week danCing program, The Grosse Pomte Camera Club p.m. at Barnes School, 20090Morn- admiSSIon charge for non-members. ingside Drive Fee is $20 s~hedt!led ~':e!'y \:\'ed!1e~d:lY :!t the '''!l! T.~et Tuesd:ly, Feb 5, :It 7 45 {"),..,.~'"rd l ",1T '" '-' ..."'&IU...... '" ....'" Vlsmara K of C Hall, will begm P m at the Brownell Middle School, St. Paul dance For space availability, call 343- Death Valley Feb 6 at 8 p m The hall ISlocated 260Chalfonte, in the Farms 2178 Artists from the Interlochen Cen- at 20789 Harper, near 8 Mile and Along With the monochrome prmt The 8t Paul Athlehc Club will host ter for the Arts will perform in a Death Valley, the lowest and hot- 1-94 and pICtonal slide competition, a ItS annual fundraismg dance Satur- U of M benefit strmg quartet concert on the "MUSIC test spot m the United States, wdl mml-program by Gretchen Paren- day, Feb. 9, from 7:30p.m. untJlmld- at the Galeria" series on the Orchard be seen m a travel film lecture Sun- All events are open to adults of teau, '.Packmg Your Camera Bag night, at the school gym on Grosse The Associates of the Kelsey Lake Schools campus Sunday, Feb. day, Feb. 3, at 2.30 p.m in the the community For more mforma- for Vacation," wIll be featured Pointe Blvd near LeWiston Road Museum of Archaeology, Univer- 3,at3:30pm auditorium theater of the Detroit tion, call 882-0316or 445-1286 VISitors are welcome. This year's theme, the Big Band sity of Michigan, will sponsor a The concert, sponsored by the Or- Institute of Arts Producer and Sound, WIll feature entertainment bacchanalian benefit Friday, Feb chard Lake Sch~ls and the Friends naturalist Kent Durden WIll nar- prOVided by a 17-piece band. Tickets 1, from 8 p.m. to midnight In the of Polish Art, is one of several events rate hiS work. Grosse at $10 include pop, beer, wine and Vandenberg Room. celebrating the l00th anniversary of Tickets are $3.50 at the door or m ---.1- snacks. 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. Thursday, January 31, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three.A Farms firemen welcome new chief Council gets crime report By Tom Greenwood So far, the job has had its ups and department told me our guys were regretted it. I also never thought I'd downs Appointed chief on a FrIday, already on their way back to the sta- make chief You don't thmk about The number of burglaries and transfers of illegal drugs take The fuses in hiScandy Jar told Sam he then faced a major fire the follow- tlOll. So I went over m just street thmgs like that when you first jom " car thefts Increased 10 the Woods m place," Patterson reported Candela he'd truly made the grade. Ing Monday In the Shores Even with clothes and regular shoes - no boots Candela has seen a lot of changes 1984, according to a year-end re- Vandalism, or malicIOUSdestruc- Officially, he had received the the Farms assl!>tlng through mutual ''The fire went on for another three enter fireflght10g in hiS 31 years on port submitted to the .council by word when the Farms recently twn to property, on the other hand aid, the home was lost 10 the five-hour hours. I was just soaked. But it was the Job Improved communications, Director of Public Safety Jack Pat- was down From 377 cases 10 1983, named him as the new fire chief, blaze my first fire as chief and I didn't feel air packs, EMS tralOlng, smoke de- terson He reported tha t narcotics inCidents decreased to 299 last replacmg 34-year-veteran Warren To top Itoff, the new chief ended up I should lea ve " tectors and the compilatIOn of an offenses, Illvolvmg mainly man- year Schultz, who retired In early soakmg wet from the knees down "It On the up-Side, Candela loves go- Juana, also Increased January ever-growmg 1Istof dangerous, pOi- Bad check complamts were was kind of embarrassing," Said Ing home every night to Irene, hiS sonous materials make the Job safer, There were 53 burglaries In 1983, down. as well as reports of fraud, It can be tough gomg from one of Candela, relaxmg 10hiS office, Wife of 35 years. "She loves It too," yet more complicated and 10 1984,78 case~ were reported weapon VIOlations, drunken driv. the boys to the chief, but fuses hidden "For the first lime 10my career, T said Candela, With a smile One aspect that hasn't changed IS Vehicle thefts, which Patterson among hiS M&M's said the promo- 109, disorderly conduct and family was weanng CIVIlian clothes on the "With 31years ofworkmg 24-hour the danger of being Injured on the called "a national cnsls out of con- problems tIOnwas okay back 10the firehouse job When T got the call, the police shifts behmd me, she finds It a plea- Job trol," rose from 13stolen 10 1983to Categones In which there was lit- sant change Itseems strange to me Candela has had two close brushes 19 last year tle or no change mcluded rob- , ~~ ... to be working eight.hour shifts now, WithserIOus Injury durlOg his career, "The fact that our CltV ISable to beries, thefts and sex-related .' ,,«, but I'm always on call If they need both Involvmg falls While at one fire, mamtam thiS level oc" loss IS a crunes me, I receive a call by radIO or over he was workmg on the roof when the tribute to the offICers aSSigned to Ambulance runs mcreased from the phone, Then It's hop m my car timbers gave way and he fell two the umform patrol sectIOn," Pat- 428 10 1983 to 550 last veal' Ad. and race to the fire, Just like the old stones to the maIO floor of the home terson reported "Nelghbormg vanced life support was used on 114 days" On another occaSIOn,hewas inSide commumtles are 10~lOg three to persons compared to 25 10 1983 Candela Jomed the Farms depart- the home and fell through the lIvmg four times thiS amount" "Because we are lJsmg It (ad- ment after his discharge from the room mto the basement The narcotics offenses, up from vanced life support> approximate- Navy Itseemed the natural th10g to ly 20 pel'cent of the total, It'S be- "On that occaSIOn I ended up land- 26 10 1983 to 36 10 1984, ~hould be do After all, he'd had flreflghtmg commg more of a value and caus- 109 10 some laundry sinks," said the momtored closely, Patterson ad- tralnmg while 10 the serVice, and chief "But luckllv I walked awav Vised The mcrease could be at- 109 some reconSideration by other then there were hIS \\ Ife's rcl~tl\ CS tributed to either thorough arrest \..VIIUIIU!utlc"," ['
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~'. Page Four-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Ttiursday, January 31,1985 ------STILL TIME TO SIGN FOR Zielinskis settle into American life By Mike Andrzejczyk Poland and its new life in Grosse things "There IS so much freedom in THE MARCH 15 DEPARTURE It took a long time for the ZieHn- Pointe "It was very hard Monika was American schools Not so in skis - Jan, Ewa and daughters The famIly separated In the sum- only 3 when her mother left," he Poland," he said "Maggie told me Brussels London Paris Magdeline and Momka - to get mer of 1981, Zielmski said Ewa, added "Everyday life there IS she was shocked that most ot her Presented by de Bary Travel for just together 10 the family Park apart- with a master's III microbIOlogy, very bad. There are ration cards frIends wore make-up there at ment It took 31l years, 10 fact. wanted to work towarti her doc- and one must go 100percent to fight school That IS strictly prohibited torate The necessary equipment for food." m Poland." $799°0 Last month, Jan, Maggie, 13, and wasn't available in Poland, so she Long lines were the rule, and Both children are adjusting well ~o Momka, 6, stepped off a Lot Air Jet applied for a visa to study In the many of the people in those lines to their new schools, he added For FEB. bO~cB. 24 or MARCH 15 - MARCH 24 from Poland for a reumon With Umted States, Zielinski (,aid were "working," Jan said. On Momka, It may be harder, but the 9 INCWDING Ewa at DetrOit Metropolitan Air- It was a season of turmotl In some Jobs, employes could sign 10 famlly trIes to make It eaSier, Jan port Jan had spent three years Poland, as the newly organized In the morning, then leave and said. All Hotels with bath or shower flght10g to receive permission to Solldanty umon pressed an tn- stand in line at the store as long as There ISalso the support of class- Daily Continental breakfast emigrate from Poland to be With credslllgly wobbly government they returned to sign out By mates for MOlllka Other students Three parties in European homes E",a, who was working III the im- Troops were mlllmg about the afternoon, shops were almost emp- In Ltlhan Katchadourian's first munology department at St John borders when, that summer, mar- ty, he added grade class say they try to help Air via Sabena Belgian Airline HospItal t1allaw was declared Momka over the barner of culture SIX weeks later, the children are Ewa saw the worsemng condi- and language Take advantage now of the best dollar rate. m new schools Maggie attend;) tions and deCided to stay m "It's kind of strange to have Space limited call for literature. Pierce, Momka Trombly Jan and Amenca, her husband said. As the someone 10 your class who doesn't hiS youngest daughter were to mIlitary gnp tightened, the Polish speak your language" Macklllm spend a few minutes one mormng borders were sealed, maIl was Fmnley said. "I wonder what It'S talkmg With two reporters about routinely censored and leaving the hke to be III a class were no one their lives m the office of Trombly country was prohlbitled speaks your language?" de Bary Travel pr10clpal Sheila Joyce .--....n...... , "It was diffIcult. The govern- While her fnends try to keep her .jJ.:1 r Isner l\lulu:"d, lIU",,"<::l, llaJ l,aJ a tad m~1lL ~~dl~d th~ 001 del:', lh~1 e Wd~ cledr oi lrouble, oad naou!> ana roul mght, suffenng With an ear infec- no In and no out." Jan said. language, Macklin admitted It Isn't Corner of Maumee tIOn and wasn't attend10g school The family had planned to Im- easy 101ltI1 ,. -'out that day Her father, dressed in a migrate to the Umted States, but "I don't always know what to do 881-3747 sweater and shIl blue Levi's, spent now Jan began making the rounds for someone who doesn't know my "'"Taxes not included, Based on double occupancy an hour or so talkmg about the to request a visa to leave the coun- language I hke to be helpful," he ------~~----- family's old life in martial-law try He was turned down "five or saId. ------six tImes" until fnends told him John Griffm, Meredith Aikens about a program bemg run by the and Val Laveel all say they try to Episcopal cnurch to reumte famIl- help Momka understand the lang- Ies uage and the culture, and have Jan applied to the commission picked up some PolIsh along the and waited After a couple more Jan Zielinski way. Val said a couple sentences in letters, he was told he could leave There was also Monika, who was PolIsh, one meaning to come play, the country permanently. to be put in school Schooling isn't the other "I don't know what It "We got a sort of one-way the automatic thing it is here, how- means," she smtled. hcket," he smiled. "We would need ever. It takes inSIde pull to get a After six weeks, the adjustments to go to the Pohsh consulate for a child mto kindergarten, so Ziehn- contlllue. Jan said he ISstIll looking passport to return." ski went to the kindergarten that for work through friends and peo- The time between Ewa's depar- Maggie attended. The prmcipal ple he's met here. His specialIty is ture and permiSSIOn to emigrate there remembered the family and engineering, III which he has a was rough, Jan said. He was un- . \ Monika was enrolled, Jan said. master's degree, and he's 100k1Og IS employed for a year, fIred from hIS Leaving the country was also dIf- for something 10 mechamcal engi- open position as fhght engineer for Lot ficult, Jan said. The Zielinskls neering, perhaps in aircraft instru- Air in Warsaw's airport While were allowed to take only house- mentation deSign and production. and serving some of that may have been be- hold items with them and were cause of hiS activities 10 the union, For a time m Poland, he worked forced to "liquidate" everything as a vocational educatIon mstruc- Ewa's bemg m America probably else. Many of the items went to his tor teaching flight crews, Jan said. Lunch M-F cost him his job, he added. parents, Jan said. He also has some expenence de- "For unemployed people, there Commg to the United States is no government program That IS signing molds for small parts for Dinner M-SAT. wasn't the culture shock it IS in automotive Instruments, he added your own business," he said. some cases, because Jan has spent "There are many situations open, "It's a different thmg to find a a month in New York in 1975 as job here," he said. "It's a dtfferent but you can not live on the money part of the Lot Air flight crew strategy to prepare your resume. they pay, so you must do other there. The jobs were changed monthly, obstensively to give "1 would someday lIke to work everyone a chance at them, he add- for an airline I lIke planes and I ed. There were a couple "acci- like airports I think that's the Bar EIRotisserie COlllputers dents," however, where workers de- problem with me I couldn't work • fected That thought didn't cross III an office," he added 20930 Mack his mind, Jan said. There's a vast difference be- In "I was very young at the time I tween the flight engineering m Grosse Pointe Woods was feeling very good about my Poland and a flight engineer for a country," he added. U S. company, Jan saId He would 884-8481 Kindergarten? There have been some changes, have to relearn hiS craft to become certified here, but adds he wants tq th~\-J.~9'~id. ~11l.JlliJ(;1lI1r Yes, University Liggett Sch~l has'"'; "1 was, of course, very impress- work and enjoys worklllg computer education in kindergarten ed with the shops," he said. "You NEW LUNCHEON MENU FEB. 3RD. and calculus in high school. Students are know, most Americans take all offered the most challenging academic these things for granted, the shops Women robbed program they can handle, whether in having thmgs like fresh bananas comruters or calculus, physics or phy- and oranges. My children, when Grosse Pointe Park police report sica education, reading or writing. they saw such things, they looked two purse snatchmgs last week. On writing. . squared-eyed at them" Jan 19, a reSident leaving a Mack Education is another matter. In Avenue bar with her husband lost We are committed to providing the Poland, Maggie was studying her purse, contaming $80, to two finest education possible. Our curricu- math, chemistry and biology. Also, young thieves at 8 40 p.m. She 91ft MELDRUM lum emphasizes the basics - reading, from the fifth grade on, Russian is described them as 15-year-old black writing, arithmetic - in an atmosphere required study, and students may males, wearmg knit caps and dark that fosters curiosity and creativity. also choose to learn a Western clothmg Class discussions, research papers, oral language, Zielinski said. A woman Wiping the snow from SHOES reports, laboratory experiments, field "She was much stressed with all her car at 6:30 a.m. on Jan. 21, trips, and outings help build learning these subjects," he said . fought unsuccessfully wlth a thief and thinking skills. Additional opportu- "Sometimes she would be up late who wrestled her purse from her .FASHIONABLE AND ELEGANT into the night to finish her home- She described him as a 22-year-old nities in athletic competition, public work" black male, of medium height and performances, and leadership roles de- In American schools, however, wearing a dark cap and nylonjacket • j, -,001WEAR FOR WOMEN & MEN velop our students' talents, self-eonfi- With whIte lettermg Her purse con- there are classes such as home dence and community responsibility. economics and woodworkmg, tained $30 and identification If you want a school that will know things that would normally be In both instances, the women your child as a special, important indi- taught at home in Poland, Jan said. were unhurt. accord1Og to police vidual and that will support that child's ,• :~PENING/h FEBRUARY 1985 /'l-h..y growth as a caring, committed person, investigate University Liggett School. p"~y FOR HER Come and learn more at our Open House on Sunday, February 24th, from . 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Thursday, January 31, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five.A r"~Jrosse rOlnteD • War Memorial . as John Lake remembered it Shortly before his death In 1984, John Lane wrote of his years as executive 'VILLAGE director of the GI osw Pointe War Memorral For those who knew him, it tells MARKET the story In a TleO Victorian style they'll well remember - a little conjuslng at tl mes, but stili vintage John Lane Other!> will find a nostalgIC and usefu I contributIOn to the history of our commumty These segments have been 18328 Mack Avenue - In The Farms edited by Charles V Hlck1>.but they retain Lake's ongmallang[wge, and they reflect the umque personality of the man who directed and developed the War Memorral Center In ItsflTst 30 years XI\'. Bit" and Pieces Among the tenets of the Gro"se Pomte War MemorIal was. aid to new "THIS WEEKS BELL RINGERS" churches, and FrIes Audltonum became the home of the First Church of fine Chnst SCientist for many years They had their Wednesday evemngmeetmgs In the ballroom Thl" resulted m a rather amusing mCldent On a Wednesday wines DAILY 8 a.m•• 7 p.m. IIRICES IN EFFECT evening, when the testImol1lals were bemg called for. the Children's Theatre Liquor Wednesday and Saturday 8 a.m•• 6 p.m. JANUARY 31st, FEB. 1st & 2nd was rehearsmg "AnmeGet Your Gun" In the auditorIum. Asystem had been Installed whereb} the sound of lectures could be channeled to the ballroom for overflow crowds For some reason, the SWitch had been turned on, and when the Chl'l"tJan SclentJ"ts were "lttIng thoughtfully revlewmg theIr experi- THE LONGEST SERVICE MEAT ences, out came loudly and clearly "Domg What Comes Naturally" It brought the house down African Safari COUNTER IN GROSSE POINTE In 1973, L~J,c t;:lJkcd \\'01 ld Au hUt;,> lulu llit IJt:
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Page Slx-A Opinions & letters Thursday, January 31, 1985
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It will be the thIrd time around for the Farms Ject them to more regulatIOn at a tIme when both council when on Feb. 11 It tackles again the pro- Washmgton and Lansmg are deregulatmg bUSI- posed "first floor retail only" ordmance to regu- ness and mdustry, and would prompt court bat- late new busmesses on the HIll It IS tIme the tles that could tie up property sales and opening council postpones the issue mdefulltely or sImply of new business bUIldings for years to come. kills It on the theory that three stnkes ought to Brandon Rogers, an independent planner end it. whose land use and marketability study for the There IS even more reason now than in the past council apparently prompted the ordmance pro- to put an end of thiS proposal Pending now are posal, sees it merely as an effort to put a brake at least three major property developments on on further conversIOn of Hill property to service the Hill that could attract the additional bus mess enterprises and to promote more retall establish. and shoppers that the council wants and would ments to serve people who hve and work In the do so without the added regulatIOn that would be area By reqUiring a waIting perIOd before build- required under the council ordinance. mgs now used for service enterpnses can be The Grosse Pointe News agrees with the coun- sold, leased or rented, the ordinance would m ef- cil that more retail stores would improve shopp- fect draw more retaIlers into places now used by ing facilities on the Hill, offer more conveniences service enterprises, accordmg to Rogers' think- to shoppers and attract larger crowds. But the ing. News dIsagrees with the council that an ordi- But rather than mcreasing alternatIve uses for nance of the kmd under discussion would neces- Hill property, the ordmance would limit such sarily brmg about the changes the council seeks uses In fact, in at least one case called to this Under the proposal, new offices for realtors, newspaper's attention, a prospective purchaser doctors, lawyers, stockbrokers and other serv- of some Hill property backed out when he learn- ices would be relegated to the rear 50 percent of ed that the proposed ordinance is still under con- the first floor establishments unless they were sideration. In effect, he didn't want the council to moving into buildings currently used for such limit his options for future use of the property in purposes. Present establishments would be af- question. And that is a common view of property fected only if any change 10 uS;lge were contem- owners objecting to the ordinance. plated. Then the ordinance would require the In the past we have commended the council for from our readers property owner to try to lease, rent or sell his seeking to plan for orderly growth and develop- property to a retailer before he could lease, rent ment. But we have msisted, and still do, that or sell it to anyone else. planmng must be fair to all parties concerned, Renovation plan commended With realtors leading the oppOSItion, the Issue and especially to those whose financial interests has been debated and then postponed several may be jeopardized by proposals such as ordi- To the Editor: draw from too WIdean area~ I thmk I, for one, would be Willingto pay times since it first came up at a 1982 meeting. nance in question. In this case, the consequences Robert Edgar ISto be commend- It would be wonderful to have a full price and maybe even a little Protesting businessmen and property owners of the adoption of the proposed ordinance might ed for his imaginative and com- quahty first-run film house here in extra to see a top-quality first-run film in such a settmg Am I the only have contended that the ordinance would treat well be just the opposIte of the backers' inten- munity-sensitive mIllion-dollar our midst. A clean and comfortable renovation plan for the Punch & theater Just the right Size, in Just one? them as second-class citizens, would be in res- tions. It might well hurt the Hill shopping area Jim Hartzell traint of trade and therefore illegal, would sub- more than help it. Judy. Turmng It mto a restaurant the right place, showing Just the and offices sure beats using It as a fight films. Grosse Pointe warehouse or, worse, tearmg It down. It is sad, however, that nobody's GP Lions say thanks been able to make thiS fine little theater work, in recent years, as a To the Editor: Grosse Pointes and surrounding The Grosse Pointe LIOnsClub re- commumties who generously pur- theater. Maybe they were showing chased papers, the Pointe's police Blanchard eyes 1986 the wrong films and attempting to port that theIr annual Goodfellows PaperSalelastDec.10wasoneofthe and fire department personnel who most successful sales they have en- gave so unselfishly of their off-duty Gov. James Blanchard announced last week while at the same time he rejected any blame tor Editor's note' Ifthe person who joyed m many years time to help sell the papers on that that "Michigan is back." The question now is the recession that crippled the state's economic very rainy mormng, and to all the lo- wrotea letter to the edltor regard- As a result, over 90needy families whether Blanchard himself is back. Early indi- life in the late 1970s. In looking back at the dis- 109 the Grosse Pomte publIc cal busmesses and individual spon- c~tions are that he is on the ~oad back from the tant past, he wore blinders. In looking at the and hundreds ofchIldren had a merr- schools remaining open Jan. 21 ier Christmas, enjoyinga traditional sors who purchased advertising 511saStrouSlow that followed hIS recommendation more recent recovery he wore rose-colored will call and Identify him or Yuletide meal, toYsfor the young- s~~e,in that very special Free Press I heJ;Self, we,will begladlopublish, !ot' a 38-~rcent increa5e' in the state-income'tax, , glasses that ,made it, ~possible .for him to see 'ster5~'aM Im\fch rttee
Prime Time for senior citizen-s----- By Marian TI'ainor exposure as a movie actor, as ate- them, might be paraphrased to I watched and I waited For levison star for General ElectrIC deSCribe the career of Lyndon B what? My mVltatlOn to the maugu- Theater and an opportumty to de- Johnson He was not born nch, he ral It never came velop leadership qualities as presI- did not achieve wealth, but he did That's all right I'm told that the dent of the Screen Actor's Guild marry wealth best seat m the house IS m front of HIS breakthrough In pohtIcs came The son of Sam Johnson, a far- the televIsIOn m your own home when he made a rousing teleVISIOn mer who served fIve terms 111 the It's cold and snowy 10 Washmgton speech supportmg Barry Goldwa- Texas legislature, Lyndon worked and who wants to stand outSide 10 ter, the Republican preSidentIal on a highway constructIOn crew that for a chance to see the presI- candidate It attracted wealthy He grew tired of laboring and en- dent's head over the crowds when backers of the Republican Party rolled III a teacher's college. It IS po!>slble to get a close-up view who remembered him when he ran Lyndon's political career began of the entire ceremomes on televi- for governor In California The rest when Richard M Kleberg, owner sIOn? IS history of the huge King Ranch m Texas, It would have been fun to attend We are told that Jimmy Carter was elected to the U S House of one of the nme PreSIdential balls gr{'w up in an atmo<;phprp of hnrd Representatives HE' took Lyndon to see m person the beautiful peo- work and high expectatIOns for along as hiS secretary ple done up In their gorgeous gowns good performance HIS father was Johnson met Lady Bird m Sep- and sumptuous furs complete with a farmer who bought and sold pea- tember 1934 She was the daughter carefully arranged cOiffures and nuts and ran a general store While of a wealthy Texas landowner He artfully done makeup he was not poor, he had a name proposed on the second date and However glamour has its price recognition problem which he over- they were married m November of and it is not one that most of us can came by following the tenets in- that year afford to pay Shall we rationalize gramed at home, prmclpally that He'went through the ranks politI- then that It's good to know that of hard work cally. the House of Representa- somewhere opulence thrives? "I would go to the warehouse or tives and the Senate, where he be- If we can't be part of It on stage, farm early and perform my dutIes, came majonty leader His goal we can enjoy It as an audience And along with my regular bUSIness, was to be preSident, but he accept- as an audience, no matter what our work untIl late in the afternoon," ed the number-two spot. He was circumstances, we have a pIC- he tells us "Then I would drive sworn in as preSident on an Air ture-window view of what money somewhere m Georgia to make a Force jet in Dallas after Kennedy's and position can bring about speech and return home late at assassll1atlOn In the Depression, people went to mght." Backmg up to John F. Kennedy, the movies to escape the harshness He won the governorship in Geor- thiS treatise in how It ISpossible to of their lives. Up there on the gia 10 1970 Still relatively un- achIeve the presidency Without Beauty is screen, they could escape mto a known, he ran for the preSidency money or power seems irrelevant. world of warmth and wonder against PreSident Gerald R Ford But Kennedy had other obstacles to Today, the lavish life of the very and won deal with He was Sickly most of hiS I say as beauty does rich stIll intrigues audiences. WIt- The rise of Gerald Ford to the early hfe and suffered from acute ness the popularity of "Dynasty," preSidency was both traditional back problems durIng his adult- A news story a few weeks ago money earned to buy the bacon returned to the refflgerator? et al. Granted the storylines are ex- and accidental. HISfamily owned a hood touched a nerve Two suburban they then have to fry each night. To appease a part of the feminist cItIng and provocative, but so are paint factory in Grand Rapids, Kennedy, like Franklin D. Roose- mothers eatlllg at Beau Jack's, a They also have to make sure jumor 10 me, I often say the only time I the gowns, the homes and furnish- putting him in a fmancially com- velt, started hIS career from an ad- restaurant with medIOcre food and and hubby have clean clothes to wash my kitchen floor is when my Ings, the elaborate 'what's money' fortable bracket He was a lawyer vantageous pomt of departure as upscale prices, were told m no un- wear, beSides pulling themselves feet stIck to it Don't believe that style life the characters live and active in local Repubhcan poli- far as money went, but achieved certam terms to take their two lit- together each day to face the for a mmute. My home IS clean, Thanks to television, grand occa- tics which led to 13 terms in the hiS goal more through desire, hard tle rug rats and never darken that world. neat and odorless. So is my desk at sions are no longer hmlted to U.S. House of Representatives. He work and determmatlOn doorstep again Iwonder what their houses look work. 'grand' people. You are there and It became House mmoflty leader. The theSIS remaIns: Aim high. According to Gary Cochran, the While my one weakness is not al- had better be worth your while or When Vice PresIdent Spiro Agnew Besides beIng a prime example, owner, Adam Surnow and Brett ways making my bed, It'S not sub- off you go to another station that has resigned, Richard Nixon appointed Ffresident Reagan ISa strong advo- Scharg, both about a year old, ter- ject to unwanted glances and I don't the sense to know that viewers Ford to take his place In 1974, cate of the maxim that indiViduals rorized about a 15-foot section make anyone else lay on the rumpl- don't get angry because a world ex- Ironically, he succeeded Nixon, the can, If they so Will, achieve their around their table. ed cov.ers Ists beyond their means. They like man who had put him in the right alms "We needed a snow shovel to Milk, coffee and items that I travehng in the fast lane if only for place at the right time, It is a message that was empha- clean up the mess. It looked as If know other people would enjoy a little while. It gives them a On a socioeconomic level, SIzed during his campaign and It IS they ordered food and just turned sharmg is available Soap bars are chance to eat cake instead of Richard M Nixon started hIS polttI- a message that was bought by the around and threw it," he was quot- left clean, sinks hairless and ash- bread Maybe Marie Antoinette cal career on a lower rung than any young people of the nahon who vot- ed as saying less, and toilet paper is available. was not all wrong of his successors HIS father ran a ed for him ll1 unexpected numbers The only thmg I fault Cochran for Even ammals take pride III them- Besides giving an mside view of gasoline statIOn and grocery store Increasmgly we are seeing em- IS that he waited untll the mothers selves Sniffle, my cat, can quickly the better life, teleVIsed lavish af- When NIxon married Pat Ryan, phaSIS bemg put on scholastic had flmshed eatIng before ordermg get her message across if she fairs, whether real or fictional, who was far from well off, they had achIevement 10 high school and col- the clods out Reportedly hIS fmal thmks her hUeI' box needs an early gIve the audience somethit1g~to ,little.money. Fat recalled: We,had , lege. More .than, ever, ,employers words to them were, 'ns that what Jlke'! ,Do,the-y,fhck.cugareUe ashe5 c1eaning~1)'" If ~..~., \'i,,'\1 1.1 strive for "Hey, if they made it, so $200 to drive to Mexico for our are demanding higher work stan- your children do at home?" on their floor, sinks and counters? WhiJe'to err IS human and to for- can I" is not a bad attitude for honeymoon SometImes we drove dards. PatriotIsm has once again While Adam's father, Michael Leave soap bars so black WIth gIve divine, my hat goeti alf lo young people to develop. It's far all night to save the cost of a become more than a watchword. Surnow, later admitted to the press gflme it could qualify {or a Lava Cochran {or his stand, And aJJ the better than one of resignation: hotel. " President Reagan rhapsodized that the kId throws enough food on commerCIal? empty coffee pots, toilet paper Here I am and here I stay Nixon first ran for political office over "the new patriotism" in re- the floor so that he doesn't have to Does the person who uses the last rolls, grimy sinks and dirty Once upon a time, say when the as a Republican He was elected to ference to the OlympiCS. buy food for the family's Irish set- bit of tOIlet paper leave the next counters go to the mothers who century was a little younger, it was the House of Representatives He We saw our young people, m ter, one wonders what their home person to maneuver with a card- were the real culprits at Beau popular for parents to point to the gained natIOnal attention by pursu- many ways the trendsetters of socie- would look hke Without the canine board roll? Are empty milk cartons Jack's. presidency and try to mspire their Illg an investigatIOn of Alger HISS, ty, show that It'S III style again, to garbage can. offspring to "go for it." He made It, a former Department of State em- put your hand over your heart And though it appears that what so can you, they would say, Ignor- ployee accused of haVIng been con- when the flag goes by and It'S in you see ISwhat you get with that fa- ing the fact that wIth only one pre- nected with a Soviet spy rmg The style again to sing the words of the mily, I've noticed it's not uncom- sident, the chances of winning were publicity helped elect Nixon to the national anthem. mon for people to behave outside lower than winning the $14 million Senate In 1953 Dwight D Eisen- PreSident Reagan is m tune With their home quite dIfferently than lottery. It should be said, that being hower chose him as vice preSident young people. He looks uP9n them, they do 10 It. realIsts, (how can you be a parent Nixon lost both the race for the and rightly so, as the hope of the I have a fflend who tells me that and not be a realist?) parents presidency against John F. Kenne- world One day of the mauguratlon while she works In a predomInante- never expected theIr boy or girl to dy in 1960and a later try for the Ca- ceremonies featured youth activi- ly female offIce, the place leaves grow up to fill the highest position lifornia gubernatorial contest m ties. That is commendable, but much to be desired Not that the PORCHAIN in the land, but it did give their off- 1962. where m the many ceremonies walls are crumblIng and rats are sprmg something to strive for Aim Down but not out, Nixon's career were there any forums, concerts, scurrying around," It'S because of high was the credo Aimmg low ISa lesson In the value of persisten- receptions or recognitIon of older the every man or ISIt every woman was blasphemy. cy He returned to the pohtlcal are- Americans? for herself attItude Looking at the presidency, na In 1968to defeat Hubert H Hum- Older Americans may not be the These are the same ladles who parents were not all wrong phrey for the presidency future, but they have made the pre- head home every two weeks WIth PreSident Reagan, while not The saying: Some are born sent and future possible. They have rich, was not dirt poor. His father great, some achieve greatness and kept the faith in the trymg years of was a shoe salesman He did have some have greatness thrust upon wars and depresSIOns They have fed the world With farm products. Shores won't They have built industries and sturggled to keep CIties alive. They pursue appeal !Jill' have raised leaders, scientists, ar- Grosse POInte Shores may be inter- n tists, mUSiCIans and wflters. They VVhat.1 ew on ested in theoulcome, but it won't take have bUIlt schools, Universities, part in the request to the state Su- hospitals and museums They have preme Court for a rehearing on the contnbuted to the poor and raised tax-exempt status of the Edsel & money for starving natIons. Eleanor Ford House, accordmg to .fl-IE I-llll \ Somewhere 10 the ceremomes, Village attorney Wilham KIllebrew By Pat Rousseau there should have been room to Two weeks ago, South Lake PublIc acknowledge all that older Amen- Schools, one of the partIes affected by Valen-hmely Shipment ... at Seasons of cans have done for their country Paper Includes new Love Lights, darlIng httle the deciSIon, asked the Justices to re- ThiS IS a thought, not an conSider theIr deCISIOnnot to review stoneware candle holders with glass globes Also admolllshment ThIS ISnot the time an appellate court ruling that the heart decorated mugs, tins With Valentine to cntlque, to wonder about the na- home was tax exempt In 1980 and themes, great for cookies, candles et aI, paper tions' defiCit, cnme, unemploy- 1981 party goods and new hearts and flowers Valen- ment or the failure of one older The state hIgh court deCIded Nov tine sun-catchers Amencan to recognize other older 30not to review anapphcatlOn for ap- • Americans peal of a May appellate court ruling ThiS IS a time of celebratIOn, of filed by the Village, Lake Township Don't Go Out Without a good skll1 hope for the future, of recogmtlOn and South Lake Schools. moistUrizer. Find one suitable for you at Trail that economically we are better off Apothecary, 121Kercheval, And lor your lips we Village trustees feel they have Just than we were four years ago (The about exhausted theIr remedIes to can personally recommend Elizabeth Arden's LIp percent gam m disposable mcome Fitness Color .. a com bma tlOnof lipstIck and lip the SItuatIOn and must now weigh the for the year was the best m two de- benefIts of spendmg more money on balm It comes m sIxteen fashion colors a cades) beautIful chOIce for these cold wmter days a dubiOUSappeal, Kllhbrew said While they were not there III per- The Shores and lhe township Will son to express their sentiments, loseabout$.12,OOOmthe decIsIOn The Sell It to US! • older Amencans Jom With Amen- VIllage deCIded last year that under For CruIse Now summer later, Marla Dmon has a good cans young and old in wlshmg Pre- new changes 111 the law, the Ford When you have somelhlng of ~dtue to 'ell. selectIOn of soft garden prmts on Silk or polyester dresses She SIdent Ronald Reagan the best four House was a non-profit chantable m- bring il 10 Chdrterhome also has beautiful dresses by Hanae Mon a black and white years any preSident ever had !>tJtutlOnand was tax exempt We're huyers of c\erythlnR beaullful. Silk prInt and a black and white silk pnnt WIthaccents of roses Hall to the Chlef' The school dIstrict could lose about \'7 _ ~ l-.. L • L .. _ _ L .. i-. _ .' HI tiJe uuulltaLit:: ~~Ull 5tj:~ II ~{cr~hc",,~! ~ltl4,UUU lor the two years inVOlved10 ...... I~'''J , ...... , ••" ...... , I" .'-" "...... , ...... It. .. Buckle up the court deCISion and the follOWing ont' SOlidI Item or ,In entire t'stdlt' • two years, when taxes were held In The MIchIgan CoahtlOn for Safe- All trdnSdlllOm n'tmuch Brides To-Be The LeagueShophasa ~ The numbers change but not the hope for success complete and convement Bndal RegIstry ser- percentage Through the end of Should the school dlStfiCtbe able to c~R11:RHO~~ (g CO. vICe RegIster your chOIces of rme chma, Ik. J~M .~ 1984,there were 1,501 people kIlled change thc court's mll1d, KIllebrew crystal, Silver and decorative accessones at 1Ml'i KERCHF:VAL GROSSF: POINTE, MI 48230 (313) 885-1232 ,ue.-7 111 traffiC crashes Of those, 928 had saId the vlllag(' and township would 72 Kerche'val li>arcty helts available, yet 863 be able to re.('nler the cast' and pres,; II,,/, PI 'Ir ",II for a /n < '''/'I of O1/r 1]-/'''!I.' " 1II 1f 11 I~ f' R}' If A NnROOK dIdn't buckle up theIr claim ••-4...-P-._...... ---...... ~...-----...... ~-
Thursday, January 31,1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS li!age Eight-A , Volunteer work ~ full-time job for retiree about fabrICS at Macy & Company adds In New York, From th\jre, she mov- By Harriet Nolan To balance stones she labels "lI- I ed to the W,J, Slone Company ''I'm a partrJot," says Farms resI- beral propaganda," Mrs Blessed where she studied antiques and de- • COTTAGE dent Anme K Bles!>ed "My coun- volunteers time to help Reed II'- ~ HEALTH SERVICES try means everythmg to me " signed deluxe powder boxes vme, edItor of the Washmgton-bas- She then received an offer from CORPORATION Standmg in a bedroom that IS ed AIM Report (Accuracy m ~ J L Hudson Co in the '305 and was slowly bemg squeezed by stacks of Media) 1"ounded to countet'act aSSigned to theIr merchandlsmg Understanding, Choosing, and Using papers wailing to be filed under what they perclCve as irresponsI- such headings as Central Amen- ble journalism, members stage department "I told them I didn't know If I had Your Health Insurance can Foreign Pohcy, Bills Before ma!>slve letter wntmg campaigns Congress, Commumsm, Cnme, to the media they feel present biaS- the nund for merchandiSing," she Irene Meindl, pallent Insurance adVisor, will discuss basIc says "Three months later they and even a fIle labeled Cracked ed, IUlsleadmg 01' talse 1I1forma- principles of health Insurance, the strengths and weaknesses agreed and called me in and said, Brams, one begms to understand lion of the malor types, and tiPS on how to get the most from your her reputahon as a tireless worker PohtlcIan!>, orgamzabons and 'You don't know what the hell policy She also means bu"iness In ano- even the Vatican have receIved let- you're dOing, do you?' " . She was transferred to the an- Thursday, February 7, 7:00.9:00 p.m, ther bedroom are more stacks of ters from Mrs Blessed and her ac- tique and decorating department, a To make reservallons for thiS free program, papers - l'eprll1ts of news artICles tions sometImes get her In hot wat- good move both profeSSIonally and call 884-8600, ext. 2390 taken from conservative papers er such as Human Events and the Years of wntlng to Senator Gary personally It was there she met her future husband, Clarence Cottage Hospital of Grosse Pointe. 159 K.rch.val Ave. WasI1l11gton InqUirer, both Wash- Hart resulted 111 her bemg dubbed Grosse Pomte Farms (between Cadieux and Morass) • lI1gton, D C based publications "hIS volcano that erupts every SIX Dewey "Bud" Blessed "He came to the store and told She says she's always been dC- months," she !>ay!>"I wrote Jus- me he would be gone for three tlve 111 Republican politic!> and Pholo by Tom Greenwood tice Warren Burger a very mad let- weeks and asked If I would deco- worked for many years to help RI- Annie Blessed ter and he sent the FBI to my house chard Durant run for polltlcal of- to fmd out about me rate a bachelor apartment for him, flce Three years ago she began to "Those that are good. timely and He found out, all nght, she except for the couch," sh~ says. l/le well-wntten are mailed to mem- "Now a couch IS a mam mgre- devote about 20 hours a week to the laughs Women's Repubhcan Club of bers, to women who are lI1terested Stopp1l1g short of callmg herself dlent, but I waltzed hIm around m oohtics. not tea parties and that the furniture floor anyway finding T '"'~ ..,. ~+ "" ",,.1 Qn1V Gross~ POl"te ~J1(i Prl'<;irll'nt Ro- Jon ulti:.l cC:1ser\'3.t!V(~\ ~rp Clrlmit" J c;~ U II rl,.\." au v.1J..l J nald Reagan kmd of Junk. "I'm pretty close to It I'm the out what type of tabncs, lamps and These women get the con!>erva- "I want them to know what IS greatest history buff and If anyone furmture he liked He had pretty tlve stack of articles, she says really gOll1gon m this country," she thmks you can run a country With- good taste, too," she adds • Challenging 7th and 8th Gntde Curriculum out knOWIng the history of the She had already bought a couch world, they're cralY " when he fInally gave her the go- Child I.D. program offered She grew up m a home where po- ahead to pICk one. He loved It and • New Facilities the apartment. In 1938 they mar- A ChIldIdentlflcation program WIll cees, Pepsi-Cola Bottler!> of Mich- lItics was regular dmner conversa- Igan, WDIV-TV and Borman's tIon and as a child remembers elec- rIed and moved to the Pointes • Grosse Pointe-Area Bus Service be offered at the Farmer Jack store "He was always challenging me located at 20382 Mack near 8 MIle tion day in IndIana marked by Re- Accordmg to state law enforce- publIcans and Democrats walkmg to do more," she remembers. "He Road Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 2 saId, 'I always know where I stand and 3, between 10a m and 5 p m ment offiCIals, more than 4,000Mich- on opposite Sides of the street. ENTRANCE EXAMINATION Igan chIldren are mIssing, National- Her father dIed when she was With you and It'S a good place to Parents or sponsors who bring a be' " Saturday, February 2 8:30 a.m. $8.00 fee chIld to the store WIll receive two ly, more than 1 8mIlhonchildrenare three and she was raised by her reported missing each year. With a mother and three aunts, all mtenor While he was the youngest VIce copIes of the IdentIfIcatIOn card, president of a bank at the time, she which Will include the child's name child's fmgerprints and a recent decorators. This, along with a love 8400 S. Cambridge, Detroit 48221 photo on record, parents can use the for politics, rubbed off on her. devoted her life to causes which in- and 10fingerprmts cluded the Umted Foundation, Girl (located off 7 Mile between Livernois and Wyoming) Identification card to help search for At 16, she began to satisfy her The program is free and is co- Scouts of MetropolItan Detroit and sponsored by the Grosse PomteJay- a mlssll1g child thirst for RUSSIan history by read- For Information Phone 862.5400 Ing everythmg she could get her the Barratt House, a home for hands on, mcIudmg works by abused gIrls. Talking to kids about drugs, alcohol Turgenev, Dostoevsky and Tolstoy She's traveled throughout Eu- rope, the Far East, India, Kash- The tOPICfor Bnghton Hospital's fIlm, a tramed counselor will be She attended the Horace Mann School at ColumbIa Umverslty and mir, RUSSIa and South Amenca. next commumty education pro- available to answer questions and She's been lIsted in Who's Who of gram on Tuesday, Feb 5 IS "How d~scuss how to obtain professional graduated from the Parsons School of DeSign, later to achieve status m American Professional Women, Can We Talk to Our Children About help the American SOCIety of Interior had her own deSign studio and is an Alcohol and Drugs" The hospital's community educa- accomplished photographer and tion program IS held on the first Designers (A.S I D ) artist The free program Will begm at 6 Tuesday evening of each month Her first real Job was learning all p.m in the hospital's chapel With and IS currently concentrating on "Sons and Daughters, Drugs and tIle concerns of the family mem- Booze," a film showmg parents bers For additional information Story hour begins Feb. 6 how to reco~nize the SIgns of al- and a schedule of programs, call Among the new-for-wmter classes a pre-story warm-up, motivational, cohol and drug abuse and how to the Commumty RelatIOns Depart- m the Youth Ennchment Program thensettle-down activity before mov- confront theIr children. After the ment at 227-1211,ext. 276. scheduled by the Department of mg on to a featured story told in a variety of manners. Follow-up creat- ~ Commumty EducatIon of the Grosse t Pointe Pubhc School System is a Pre- ive actIVities include puppetry, role LAMP REPAIR School Story / ActiVity Hour for Child- playing, art proJects, food-tasting, ren designed for four and five year games or large-motor movement LAMP PARTS olds The tentative calendar of planned l G::]~::~::S,VERBRUGGE'S ::~~!~~, The eight-week class is scheduled activities includes such topIcal items t as a snowman party theme, valen- to begm at 9:30 a m Wednesday, FRE~, 17328 MACK_,: CLAIR, Feb. 6 at Barnes School, 20090Morn- tines, &folk:tale with the actmg-out it_.. ~r:.. ~~~:~f~~~'R, -Q~~t~, a session devoted to IflgMQe'l}rfj"GrOSge' Pblnte'Woods • -1)E~I¥I!RY 88S- ~g6G • !I\'4 t'~ 400m I",.',,, "growmg-up and gaining-confidence Fee IS $14 abIlIties," another on nutrition and l The hour-long class w111be taught food variety, puppetry and stories, ~ END OF JANUARY STEAK SALE Nu' I. 0,. ... PI. ,." Off1c. I 885-8839 by Nancy Schulte, an experienced one in WhIChthe children WIllmake P S Srrng Your lamp lor elementary teacher trainedatMlch- up their own stones and do a flannel CUltom Frtlrng Igan State Umverslty, who is a local board, and a last class titled "Par- F. CHg,gg/R'ME P/ll~:g:6'CE USD,A.... • resident and the mother of two. ents' Presentation Day." LONDON SD C 01 T-BONE CBHOOINCcE/PLR/EMSES' The basic class schedule mcludes Call 343-2178for space avaIlability BROIL U, . A. H CE STEAKS , STEAKS PRIME SIRLOIN PORTERHOUSE • STEAKS ~: • STEAKS • $299 $3~B~ ._ ~ $3!~ , MACK AVE. t,!I LB, $3!9 - , ,1\.1....Pl~l I~- U.S.D.A. AMERICAN DELI SPECIALS , ~ ' rI"" CHOICEIPRIME DORMANS IMP'l COLBY'S t.~.LAMB BABY' LONGHORN 1ii 18900 MACK AVENUE, GROSSE POINTE FARMS $1 LB. SWISS CHEESE 22250 MICHIGAN AVE., DEARBORN ALWAYS LOW 4 9 29 99 PRICES jil SHANKS $2 " $1 L' ~ 17670 THIRTEEN Mile Rd., BIRMINGHAM InNUtltal OPEN: MONDAY-SATURDAY. 9-10, SUNDAY 10-6 I EXTRA FANCY BANANAs PMATOES AVOCADos 8 NIGHT OIL OF OLAY SUDAFED * BEAUTY FLUID 30 MG. TABLETS OF FOR NASEL & C OLAY - 98 SINUS CONGESTION l,.~.~..~6!9~~LTBOES~330:'5iiI 99 ( /> 392 j $56 ~ ., LB.,,~ 10LB BAG'C._7'-/ ~ Nightcare .. I OLAY BEAUTY $1]~ , cream BAR SCHWINN n.e efficient way 47 i1• T11 1 7 OZ '''.'YO," 07 XA8 $4 • • $12,75 oz. SUDAFED SYRUP to total fitness. FOR RELIEF OF NASAL & TIle Sch~ann Air Dyne ....let"i yOil e'(trCI'ie fTl(Kt map" SINUS CONGESTION muscfe ma~"K'''ln your uppcrand IOv.lr IxxIy Illan al'i(J BAUSCH provux lhe aerohlc exern'io< you wanllO rmpwH your cardlov.lsolldr sY'itC'm \1pa<;ureyourperlomwnlt Wllh Iht. &LOMB~ lxnll In Ilmu and l,I,'()f~loml mdlcillor T"''l.ntv mlnutclio every otho dol) l~aillt la~l'i to lA-ork toward malnlflln tolal flln{'~\ 'Oll< 1n del It 111 thL' $1!,4 and COn\C'n1Ul('E of)ourowntloml' ""halp\trlhf .....lath(r BAUSCH & LOMB The ~hwmn Air [Jync 14i l.,J'uarantt-'ffi to Ix frf'( from liE fl,( I ... In ffi • t' .. • ...-.-...~_~ __ ~_~~_~_~ __ ~ __ ~ ~~ ~~~~_--..l... 'to _ Thursday, January 31, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine-A Vladimir Valek, one of 24 more classes begin this month Europe's most successful young conductors, will direct Non-eredlt, leIsure-time classes Three classes that start Tuesday, the prestigious Prague and activlhe!> for adults, sponsored F:eb.12,areGoI£Clinic: Pitch, Chlp- by the Department of Community Symptlony Orchestra when it pmg, Sand Shots, HandwntingAnal. Unique Optique Education, Will begin this month appears at the Macomb Center ysis, and Listening SkIllfully SIXclasses to start Thursday, Feb On Wednesday, Feb. 13, two adult for the Performing Arts at 8 DISTINCTIVE EYE WEAR FOR THE 7, are Pottery, Ask the Doctor: Os- classes begin They are Play Read- p.m. on Friday, Feb. 1. The ~ teoporosis, Glass Etchmg, Challeng- 109 and a planetarIum program, A InJlvlJuul Macomb Center concert is part Ing Put-OCfs and Put-Downs, ArchI- Comet Called Halley. of the Czechoslovakian tecture and Related Arts USA, and For more InformatIOn, call IMPORTED. DESIGNER FRAMES orchestra's national tour that Vegetarian CuiSine II 343-2178. DISTRIBUTORS OF: Includes similar performances Two offermgs beginnmg Friday, • TVRA • SOPHIA LOREN • NENRAD Feb 8, Include the second presenta- • LOGO • \IUARNET • ANNE KLEIN at New York's Carnegie Hall • BOLLE •• d .or. and Washington's Kennedy tion for Seminar for Seniors which IS Music Masters E••• I.atlo •• Available Scenes from the Drama, and a Hours Center. Tickets at $17 for "MuSIc Masters," a four-week TS Bridge chnic on Pre-Emptive BIds. non-credIt class tor adults taught 885-0541 adults and $15 for students Five classes that begm on Satur- 96 and senior citizens may be thiS wmter by Patncla Junker, Will 20339 MACK, day, Feb 9 are Learn to Thmk and begm at 1 30 p.rn Tuesday, Feb. 5, MOST obtained at the Center's box Act PosItively, VOICeDevelopment, at Barnes School, 20090 Mornmg- GROSSE PrE. WOODS INSURANCE office or reserved on credit Tatting for Fun, Heart-Shaped Bas- Side Dnve Between Country ClUb & LlXhmoor ACCEfYlED card by calling 286-2222, ket, and Job Stress Ms Junker titles the fIrst class Monday through Friday, from 9 Classes scheduled to begm on Mon- seSSIOn, "Two Gentlemen fl'om a.m. to 6 p.m. The Center is day, Feb. 11 mclude Computers: Salzburg," msplred by an upcom- located at Macomb Community Parents' Logo DemonstratIOn, Com- 109 fOUfweeks of programming by ..J' ~"~ 355 FISHER RD. We delIver puters: Vlslcalc for the IBM andAp- College at Hall (M-S9) and Vladimir Valek the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. I'. 882-5 100 Opoft ". 5 JO .,Iy. Wed pIe, Dance Do I Hear a Slow Waltz?, It WIll deal with the mter-relatlOn- ~ ,,1_ CIe.HS.... , Garfield roads in Clinton Self-Commumcahon Llstemng to Township. ship of Haydn and Mozart. Our Inner VOICe,Beadmg, Let's Eat The second Dart of thf' flr"t two- GP.dPMe _~ I A P vr:rr IwlJan, hour class, "French Connechon," .A ~.a.A .....&.r ... to,J C/ vu.&.& ~ ~.6 Classes offered for parents of teens will consist of a survey of the com- Winnie the Pooh POSlttOnsof St Saens, Debussy and The FamIly Life Education Coun- hour sessions The cost Is$15a person Ravel - 19th and 20th century MORREll LEAN FRUH l.WI CHCNCf BOIIELESS cil (FLEC) Will again offer work- or $25a couple To pre-register, call comes to stage French composers and will con- shops for parents of teenagers The FLEC at 885-3510 CENTER CUT TIP tinue durmg the second class on BACON SIRLOIN program, Systematic Trammg for Grosse Pomte ChIldren's Thea- B · ter will present the mUSICal fan- Feb, 12 1 LB. PKG. PORK CHOPS BEEF ROAST Effective Parent 109 of Teens or aroque mUSIC The program for Feb 19 will be STEP/TEEN, affords parents the • .c.c. tasy, "Wmnie the Pooh," Satur- $1~9 d days, Feb 9 and 16, at 11 a m and "From RUSSia WIth Love - Rach- $1~~ $1~~ opportunity to learn and practice ef- senes o.U.ere manmoff the Romanttc" and Will fechvecommumcation and problem- 2 30 p,m m the WIlham Fnes look at the romantic side of the solvmg skills whlle gamingmslghtin. Continuing hiS series of lectures AudItorium of the Grosse Pointe ECKRICH ALL at Somerset Mall and in the Pomte, War MemorIaL composer and hiS love affair With to the speCific concerns of adoles- MEAT BOLOGNA .••• Piece or sliced 88 LB. Dr. Jack Du BOIS WIll offer SIX There will be a speCial recogm- humamty and nature eVIdenced in $1 cents many of his compositIons. Guest Afternoon and evemn_gworkshops weekly talks on Masters of Baro- tlon for birthday parlles at the per- H£NDIUCICSON'S soprano Randa Hooven Ball will WIll be offered begmnmg Wednes- que MUSIC This senes, begmning formances with children celebrat- BROWN SI W Monday, Feb 4, m Troy, and Tues- ing birthdays receIving somethmg perform the composer's art songs. day, Feb 6for eIght consecutive two- UNIQUE KERE. 01 day, Feb 5, m Grosse Pomte, IS specIal from Pooh Also featured will be a 78rpm GOLD WHOlE presented m observance of the Playing Wuulle the Pooh are Amy recordmg of Rachmaninoff playmg COFFEE SAlAD DRESSING CREAMED CORN Crisis counseling 300th anniversary of three baroque Gwmnell and John Armaly Jes- hiS own composition, 19 C masters: Bach, Handel and Dom- sICa FortIer and Kim Ramsey Details of the fourth and fmal $4~B~ 16 oz,S2 59 CAN A course m crisis counseling will enico Scarlatti. share the role of Christopher session, to be held Feb. 26, are begm Tuesday, Feb 5, from 7 to 9 Other important composers to be Robin Piglet will be portrayed by bemg completed, pm at the Lifeline Counselmg Scheduled by the Department of SARA LEE ALL BUTIER mcluded are. Monteverdt, VIvaldi, Laura Wing and Lissa Oswald, 75 Center at Ebenezer BaptIst Rameau and Purcell. Du Bois also Deborah DeFauw and Mike Happ- Community EducatIOn, this class IS CROISSANTS ••.•••••••••• pkg. of 4$1 Church, 21001 Moross 10 DetrOIt. plans to devote tIme through slides ner appear as RabbIt, and Caroline designed to introduce symphonic InstructIon will focus on answers to prime examples of Baroque ar- DeFauw and Ryan Robson will music to the beginnmg listener, AVOCADO to problems of alcoholism, child chItecture, sculpture and paintmg play Owl Paul Antonson and Kim Each class will be devoted to a pe- FIREHOUSE FUlL;MKED and spouse abuse, crIsis interven- Artists included will be Bernim, Putnam appear as Eeyore. riod in music history, with records, mMATO GUACAMOLE tIOn, depreSSIOn, rape and emo- Neumann, Rubens, Rembrandt Kanga will be played by Shana plano, theme sheets, lecture and COCKTAIL PUMPKIN PIE HOT or REGULAR tional disturbances, with emphaSIS and Poussin McNamee and Trlcia Howard, with dIscussion used to demonstrate the on a bIblical approach to counsel- Also, many examples of Baroque Vlctona Cargas and Stephame lives and times, personalities and 19 109, music - chamber, orchestral, Shock playing Roo. Christme Ar. writmg styles of the composers to 32OZ98C $2 $1=1' Classes will be conducted by spe- opera and choral - will be dlus- maly and Jennifer Channel will ap- be studied cialists in various areas, including trated via recordings pear as the story-teller Forest Fee is $14 Enroll through the De- S8 psychiatrIsts, psychologists, cer- Sessions begin at 7:30 pm. both friends are Tracy Ganem, Cella partment of Community Educa- FRESH PINEAPPLE. Peeled and cored $1 a tifIed social workers, pastors and nights at the Dinner Theatre, Som- Bolger, Maureen Ryan, Stephanie tion, 20090 Morningside Drive, experienced counselors erset Mall on Feb 4, 11, 18, 25, Serra. Amy Birch, Suzette Atrasz, Grosse Pomte Woods, 48236, Call CAUFORNIA IItDIAIi RMR For a copy of the syllabus or a March 4 and 11 In Grosse Pointe, Megan Morgan and Sara Babcock, -343-2178for space availability. HEAD CAUFORNIA !~ brochure, call Lifelme at 882-LIFE the lectures will be at the Grosse Sally Reynolds IS dIrector and ORKIDEER or the Ebenezer BaptIst Church of- Pointe Unitanan Church, 17150 producer Mrs John Mazer is Early settlers of Australia ship- LEnUCE PINK GRAPEFIUIT AVOCADO fice at 882-2728. Maumee, on Feb 5, 12, 19, 26, musical dIrector ped in automobiles by the thous- C 19 C For mformatlOn on college cred- March 5 and 12 Admission is $2 75 for students ands to open up the vast inland Air 88 2 for $1 2 fir 99 It, admIssions and registratIon, The fee IS $40 and applications and semor citizens, $4 for adults over that inland is quite my. So the contact the OffIce of Admissions, may be obtamed at the Somerset and $2 50a person III groups of 10or old cars remain well preserved. Pnces In affect Wilham Tyndale College, 35700 Mall office, lower level, or at the more. TIckets are available at the ThiS IS why Australia now IS the , until Februaty 5th West Twelve Mile Road" Fanning- Umtanan' Church Those mterest- "War.Menaonal..- Mak~ group reser- world's foremost mecca for Vin- ton Hills, Mich 48081, 553-7200 ed may call Du Bois at 882-2325. vations at 886-6152after 6 p m tage car collectors \ , I Page Ten-A GROSSE Thursday, January 31, 1985 Schools J.R.Carly's $12,610 donated to schools Eastside's Newest Eatery The Grosse Pomte Board of Edu- cation accepted $12,610 In gifts from Ronny Phillips plays music of parent-teacher orgamzation~, the Parcells Student Council and the Hol- the 50's and 60's leyFoundatlOnatltsJan I4meetmg The Mason PTO donated $5,300,to for your dancing and be used for educational enrichment materials, professional assemblies, listening pleasure, held tnps and studies, art apprecia- tIOn programs and student service Wednesday through Sunday club programs The Parcells PTO donated $2,500 Happy Hour 11a.m.-5 p.m. and 10p.m.-2 a.m. for the purchase of an Apple lie com- puter system, mcludmg mom tor, printer and cart, which Willbe avail- 18696 Mack Avenue • 885.9041 able to all departments through the Open Monday through Saturday 11 a m 2 a m library Also, part of the gift will go SundaY 10m unhl mldlQhl to purchasmg readmg lab materials Another computer Will be pur- chased for the school lIbrary With d donatIOn from the Parcells Student Council totalmg $1,50C Although ; other student councils have made Jt • donatIOns to the school system, thiS was the first that was large enough to SALE reqUIre board approval, school ad- mlmstrators said. The student coun- cd raised the money through a vane- ty of activIties The Pierce PTO donated $2,110to Now through Feb. 2nd cover the purchase of microcom- puter software and other Items such as books for the paperback book lI- brary and Junior Great Books pro- gram, trophies, flagstaffs and other miscellaneous Items. Wood6 FiJwp~ C& An I8-inch lammator for use in the student writing program at the THE HOME FURNISHINGS school Willbe purchased with a $700 gift from the Defer PTO Although Maire.kids build their own society AND GIFT CENTER there ISa lammator ava ilable at the Instructional Materials Center m By Mike Andrzejczyk GUIdo Sabella and Ron Ferguson's says, -'but nobody aske~ " Brownell. ha vmg one at Defer Willbe Maire fIfth-graders have learned classes are taking part m M1l11- Teachers become motlvaters and more convenient for the school's a new word, entrepreneur. Three Society, a program developed by facllitaters, Ferguson says. Under 21323 HARPER 771-1300 teachers, accordmg to board days a week, they learn more about UCLA professor Dr Marilyn the rules of the society, the teacher officials that word and a bunch of others, like Kourllsky to teach grade-schoolers is a member of the society, not its ST. CLAIR SHORES The public Itbrary received $500 scarcity, supply and demand, op- economICs manager He supplies goods and Thurs. 'till 8 p.m. [-] from the Holley Foundahorrasan un- portulllty cost and cost-benefit If you think It'S playmg store, and counsels kids on business mat- restrICted gift analysis forget it The children are encour- for a fee and IS bound by the deci- The board accepted with apprecIa- As part of their social studies pro- aged to develop a country, complete sIOn of the students. tIOn all 01 the donations gram, the 10- and ll-year-olds in with flag, a monetary system and Ferguson's class, the Maire Eco- an economy and learn to hve the nomic SOCialSociety, developed its chOIces they make for their society MESSbucks With different colors Those choices mclude which prod- for each denomination. Although he ucts are to be developed, bought or wasn't happy with the choice, it was sold, now to advertise, whether to up to the students. SOLID BRASS ~ "F ITstI changed my body, start a business or find work With an "As a teacher, I would have said, then I changed my mind." existing one 'You can do better than that,' ~\ Williamsburg Style Although it's the first year for the but as a member of the society, I • I.CHANDELIERS About load Mim-Soclety at Maire, prmcipal couldn't say anything. About eatm~ Jay Flowers said he had a similar "This is a program through which program runmng for fourth-grad- we try to teach the students econom. About when I really needed it and ers last year at Defer. The students when 1 didn't. \~fi~oppePts through personal ex- there madtnt work"and'Malre stli- sm iell~~~' Ferg~.Qn notes. CWl- I ~tdrtcd out to dents have also shOwn »:lut(jf eritbl.t- "d't n "ltt~.lJ~\1cO()raged-t6 develop slasm about It ,( ~~- change the ~hdpe 01 products, not buy them for resale at First pIOneered m Cahforma by my body I knovv school Parents may help their chil- '~/;;fif~ Dr. Kourtlsky, the patented pro- dren but are asked to charge a ser- now I'm changll1g gram has spread to 40 states, ac- vIce fee, the teachers say. the shape of cording to Sabella Teachers attend a four day semmar, learmng the That's where economic education -tW' ' my whole techmques to teach the program as takes place hie welI as takmg part m a society's for- In the beginmng at Maire, baked /J) mation. goods were big sellers, Sabella and The cost of the program ISsplit by Ferguson say. But because cookies 5-lighl . 16' dl8 $89.00 6-lIght 23" dla $137.00 ,A the school system and a sponsormg and brownies are a little dry, some business young en trepreneur decided to open 5-lIghl 19' dla $99.90 a-light .. 24" dls $159.50 5+5-hghl 22" dla $185.00 The program starts with the a Kool-Aid stand. From there it con- 6-lIght 21" dla .. $126.50 8-llght • 25" dla $189.50 5+5-lIgllt 22W'dla $199.00 63 Kercheval teacher discussmg scarcity through tinued to grow until in Ferguson's a number of methods, Ferguson and room, there were 13 businesses do- 6+6-hght 24W'dla $228.80 Suite 201£ I Numerous other sizes 882-5885 Sabella say. The children are then mg everythmg from making sta- 6+6-hght 26'dla $255.00 encouraged to develop a society tionery to selling lottery tickets. Up to 60" in stock In the The experience may be good, but ('o)onlal where things are better than m the Federal real world. With that comes the the Important part of the program is BUlld,"~ development of a country and the debriefmg, where students are Bxway Blectric CO. monetary system asked to review and analyze the £ighting Gallery and Supplies Students earn their money by thmgs they ran into durmg the day's meetmg certam responslblhtles, transactions, distill It down to its 20234 HARPER AVE. such as bemg on time, turning m BelwHn 7a 8 M,I" economic prinCiple and then inte- _ Harper Woods their homework promptly and keepmg grate that into what they already • their desks clean, Ferguson says have going as well as adding to their ~ - , ~-~ 884-8994 The payments are based on behav- educatIOn Gallery Hours Mon -Sal 8-5 Fn 8-6 IOral things, Sabella adds A student BeSides SOCial studies, the stu- gets paid for turmng in hiS home- dents will get to learn a good deal of work, not for the number of correct math as well as polishmg thew answers Writing and reading SkillS, the two As time goes by, the children say Sabella says one young banker Grosse Pointe begm lookmg for ways not only to lends her money at interest and in- spend their money but make a little, flatIOn has struck Other students "Water Works" the two say The teacher ISa consul- developed supply and demand STOP IN AND SEE OUR NEW tant and gets a fee from students for curves to deCide the best price for glvmg Ideas about ways they can products and current events has PLUMBING SHOWROOM proceed becomea chance for students to talk 'e "I Wish they had come to me, I about other entrepreneurs as well had some real good Idea,; for thmgs as IS'iues they may otherwise have 89 Kercheval on the hill 00 Z $98 they could have done,' Sabella skipped over, the teachers say. FlU INSTALLED' '-: HOMI .U'WIRY ....."S.I.O' I USDA CHOICE HOME STYLE BONELESS BACON CHUCK I ~ ROAST. ~$1.19 ~$1!19 .._; DEJJA• FAUCET COMPANY AGED ENQUSH CHICKEN • KITCHENS • VIOLATIONS BLUE CARRS LITTLE ~: • BATHROOMS CORRECTED STILTON DENNISON Boneless bresst 01 chfdq,n BITESIZE c;~~~T't;t • LAUNDRY • WATER LINES CHEESE stuffed w,lh mushrooms and amonsAwrapped• __In pastry CRACKERS DRESSING ~ ROOMS REPAIRED ... ~"DDAI!:I: • f"l"lI'l"n • ~'\~~AA '- ~ ~...... - - - ...nll-'Ulo - ~...nlOn ..'-1, \~,'!ljN'~ fill ..-.,,--LB 'Jllfc' :J::f'¥BOX ~15~oz DISPOSALS CLEANING CAUFORNIA CAUFORNIA EXTRA FANCY • DRAINS ROMAINE BUNCH RED & YELLOW D~NJOU J.t~ • FREE ESTIMATES LETTUCE CARROTS DELICIOUS PEARS I..~ 'WITH NORMAL INSTALLATION ~, APPLES ~ ' 40 GALLON RUUD WATER HEATER ~!!.~ W59CLB 00 '~!ek69~ $27 5 WJTH NORMAL INSTALLATION Cullom Mill' Gift ,nd FruIt IlSk,ts from $10.00 w. ".,., till rifltt tD limit fIl/lllltltfn P"ces In effect through T-ehruary 5 1985 21131 MACK G.P.W, 884.7040 Thursday, January 31, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven-A; Local celebrities discuss Announcing Opening of Office: being in the public eye Lulz F.P. DeMoura, M.D. F.A.C.S. If you've ever wondered what it's Mal Sillars, like to be a local celebrity, you can WDIV-TV's Ear, Nose and Throat and Facial Plastic Surgery find out on Tuesday, Feb. 5, when chief weather- the War Memonal's CounCIl of man, ISa profes- OTOLARYNGOLOGY OFFICE HOURS: Sponsors presents "The Pluses and Sional HEAD AND NECK SURGERY Monday.Frlday 9:00 am-5 pm Minuses of Being m the Pubhc meteorologIst EAR SURGERY •CERTIFIED BY Eye" who hal> been HEARING TESTS AND VOCAL Amencan Board of Otolaryngology At 8 pm, Beverly Beltaire, Mort predlctlllg De- REHABILITATION Fellow of Amencan College of Surgeons Crlm, Larry DeVille, Jerry Green, trOIt weather for NASAL SURGERY FACE LIFTS, Fellow of Amencan Academy of FaCial Charley Manos, NICkI McWhIrter, 10 years EYE LIDS ETC PlastiC and Reconstructive Surgery (" ~ Neal Shme and Mal Sillars, all OFFICE SURGERY AVAILABLE American Society for Head and Neck Grosse Pointe reSidents, WIll share Surgery their humorous and not-so-humor- !r:'Ll~ ous ex~nences of hvmg the fIsh- bowl hfe Hal Youngblood, execu- W 20835 Mack Avenue. Grosse Pte. Woods - 881-7077 tive producer of WJR, will moder- Charley Man- 39960 Garfield, Mt. Clemens - 286.8500 ate the light-hearted evemng os, known for hIS DetrOIt News Buckle your tot column, says he Beverly Bel- was "born, raIs- .. .In a new Infant car seat rental program at Hutzel Hospital, taIre, preSident ed and confused of PR ASSOCia- thanks to a $6,000 grant from the Rotary Club of Detroit. The pro- III DetroIt," but gram allows mothers who deliver at the hospital and are In finan- tes, IS a former loves nearly cial need to rent a car seat for up to six months for $1 a month. chairperson of every mmute of the rrrNlter De- AriilurJonnaon, M.D., chairman oitheCnrldren's Health It dll cenhn, troit Chamber of Jerry Green, Committee forthe Rotary, a Hutzel urologist and a Park resident, Commerce and DetrOit News was Instrumental In obtaining the grant for the hospital. Pictured an active mem- sports colum- above are Donald J. Buchanan. Rotary president; Dr. Johnson; ber of numerous mst, IS one of and Anthony Hunt and his mother Cynthia. service boards about 15 sports- The American Dairy Association of Michigan wnters from the is pleased to announce that J}'/r entIre na hon , Barbershoppers honor two who has covered Mort Cnm, se- all 19 Super At the annual Ladies' Night din- at semi-annual district conven- mor news an- Bowls ner held Jan. 26 at the Lakeland tions. an annual two-night show, chor for WDlV- , Manor, the Grosse Pomte Chapter th.is year at Grosse PO.io:te ~or~h TV since 1978, , of the Society for the Preservation High Feb. 15and 16,participatIOn 10 has combined a 'clndEncouragement of Barbershop numerous civic and s?cial singing successful ca- has been chosen to receive the ADAM Award , Quartet Singing m America, Ine , performances and varIOus other ac- reer of teleVISIOn I • presented its Barbershopper of the tivities. and radIO journ- Hal Young- in recognition of their commitment to quality. • ~ Year Award to BIll Lane of Grosse The Chapter meets every Tues- alist, author, blood, who Jom- i~ J Pointe Woods and Harvey Burr of day evening at 8 p.m. at the Neigh- lecturer and talk i~ ed WJR in 1964, l< Harper Woods. borhood Club, 17150Waterloo AMEPJCAN DAIRY ASSOCIATION OF MlCHIOAN ~ show host helped develop JOCOVLII THI~KING OF ". 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Detroit Chamber of Commerce and I FREE P SINCE1958 ServIces for Mrs. Mower, 74, of Arrangements were handled by the Lochmoor Club. services for Mrs Loranger, 82, of Heis survived by his wife,Joan; a DRUMMY Barclay Road, were held Wednes- the City, were held Jan. 23at Grosse the Verheyden Funeral Home. I MAMA ROSA'S PIZZA I Pomte Memorlal'Church Interment was 10 Mount 01lvet son, RIChard A Jr ; two daughters, LEASING INC. day. Jan 23, at the Verheyden Susan Wagner and Audrey, two I 15134 MACK AVENUE GROSSE POINTE PARK I a Mile at Gratiot Funeral Home She died Jan 19 in Bon Secours Cemetery Hospital. brothers, and three granddaught- IL pjck wp IIlll4IftIllulMlrr 4 pm-l 1m • She died Jan 20 In her home m.6700 m.2200 A hfelong resident of the POinte, Annette M. 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Fuel Tank • Sink 515 • Tilt Wheel • Clothe, Rod PICK-UP • Rilly Wheel, • Running Boarda • Steel Belted Tlr •• • Aack &: Ladder TRUCK • Full Size Spare • Roof Vent • AM/FM Stereo C.... • Snack Tray 1000 Ib paylold, "cyl elltclronlc fuel Injection, 4 apd manual • Paint Accent Pkg. • Stk. #T268 trans P195/7514 t"es, glges wllh trip odometer, VDDI bench seat Sik #T 163 1 allhls ,lrIce 'NOTICE TO BUYER T". ,•• ""'.101,1 lInClw , Section 8 The Second Section Thursday, January 31, 1985 From Another Pointe Of ,View 81 Janet Mu.ller One hundred writers in 30sta tes, selected from more than 2,000 applicants, received National Endowment for the Arts' Fellowships for Creative WrIters thISyear, and among them is Gerald P. Burns, who lives in Dallas, Tex ,now, but grew up right here in Grosse Pointe, where "we saw each morning coming out of church painted freighters on a painted lake" That's from Burns' "Letters to Obscure Men," one of a ::It:Lit:::lur ouuk::l uf puetry Lhdl 1Je~dU with "BuUu.:dll'::l Minuet" and will conclude with "A Book of Spells," now at the printer's. He has also published "Laughter in the Gallery" (poetry) and "Towards a Phenomenology of Written Art" (prose), as well as critical essays in magazines and an- thologies. He attended Christ the King and Parcells Schools, graduated from St. Paul's High School in 1958with a Harvard Scholarship and Grace Whitney Tuck Scholarship, picked up his Bachelor of Arts degree from Harvard four years later, did graduate work at Trinity College, Dublin, and received his Master of Arts degree from Southern Methodist Univer- sity. Currently, he's a free-lance editor and proofreader, and does rare book cataloguing for university libraries. In the '60s, he was an instructor at Southern Methodist. Later, he was managing editor of "Dogs" Magazine, N.Y., and an as- ,,, \ sociate professor, with tenure, at Nassau College, Long Island, until, in 1974,he had to move to Texas for his health (pneumonia), p~Olo. by Tom Greenwood Each Fellowship for Creative Writers is for $20,000.The JANICE B. TRIMPE, sculptor, above, contem- idea behind the program is to enable "published writers ofex- plates her bust of her grandfather. She did that four ceptional talent" to set aside time for writing, research or months before he died, in clay ... but Janice works travel. As a Fellowship for Creative Writers recipient, Burns in other media, and in other than pUl'elyrepresen- joins a very select company, for the Endowment, an indepen- tational styles. Her standing woman (far right> is dent Federal agency established in 1965,has awarded Fellow- made of plastic. Her most recent work (samples ships to almost every major American writer under the age below) is whimsical, humorous - and frankly ear- of 50. thy. She loves doing children. "They're easier than Despite the fact that he's been a Texan for a decade, Gerald adults," she says. "Adults are more self-con- Burns continues to find inspiration in the area in which he scious." For a more detailed account of Janice's spent his youth. As he puts it, again in "Letters to Obscure life and work, turn to the Feature Page; she's this Men:" week's Pointer of Interest. ':<}rft/».r~-"\ " "to grow up on Michigan light on Michigan water -:- ~ ...., "'..;. makes every other place Pontus." Grant for Pointe Music Festival The Michigan Foundation for the Arts is a non-profit foun- dation, funded entirely by corporate, foundation and mdivId- ual contributions, not related to the state-funded Michigan CouncUfor the Arts. MFA grants to Michigan artists, art stu- dents and cultural organizatio~l scholarships, awards and commissions are by no means. inme Natio~l End~wment for the Arts' $2million FellowshIpS for Creative Writers range (Continued on Page 4B) ___\t GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, January 31, 1985 1b talk about Make her February Your Medical Rights Feb. 7 bi rthday one she'll sante, salute, Gesundheit, salud! . Health IS a primary concern In any language Next Thursday eve- never forget. ning, Feb 7, the Grosse Pointe Branch of the Amencan Association of Umverslty Women will present a program on "Your Me<:hcalRights" at 7 :30 p.m. in the ExhibitIOn Room of the Grosse POinte Central Library, Kercheval Avenue at Fisher Road ThIS seSSIOn,part of AAUW's on- going senes "Economic In- dependence for Life: Not a TriVial Pursuit," Will be chaired by Joan Ferguson-Grenada, with Joyce Ed- wards as co-chair. The subject's ethICal aspects Will be discussed by guest speaker Bruce Russell, professor in the Wayne Sta te Umversity Department of Philoso- phy He Will explore the right to health care, expenrnentatlon on human subjects, mformed consent and euthanasia Why not make her birthday very speCIal this year? Gerald Lee, patient representative Remember that lovely lady wIth a piece of Jewelry accented at Harper Hospital and incoming by her birthstone - Amethyst. Shown are a cabachon president of the Society of Patient Amethyst and diamond necklace accompanied by classIc Representatives, Willcover the cur- rent situatIOn m Michigan, including Amethyst earrings. the patient's right to see his/her medical records, life-sustaining by artificial means and cases of physi- edmund t. AHEE jewelers cian incompetence 20139 Mack Avenue • Grosse Pointe Woods The program is free, and open toall mterested members of the commum. 886-4600 ty Visitors welcome Saini JoI1n Hos!l~.1 PublIC AelallOnS pholoa at the Log House The Selin sky-Green Log House Saint John produces Museum, located behind theSt. Clair cl~~'CG Shores Public Library at 11 Mile another fabulous ball Road and Jefferson Avenue, is open to the public without charge every Before we leave the first month of the New Year, Wednesday and8aturdayfrom 1to4 let'stakeafinallookatthelastmonthoftheOld ... pm specifically, at the 31st Annual White Christmas 200/0 to 600/0 A visit to the restored farmhouse, Ball sponsored by Saint John Hospital's Fontbonne bUilt in the early 1B70sby Polish im- Auxiliary. As always, itlived up to its reputation as migrants, includes many "hands- Grosse Pointe's most elegant holiday party. Some on" activities, such as playing an 500guests gathered to enjoy cocktails, dinner and OFF 1890 pump organ, using a treadle sewing machine and grinding coffee dancing in a lavish Old-Fashioned Christmas set- by hand ting at the Country Club of Detroit. Among them WINTER STOCK Class, SCout and group tours can were Fred and Rosemary Cody (above), honorary be arranged at any time during the chairpersons, pictured with the plaque of a{>precia- week by contactmg Mary Karshner, Hon they received from Fontbonne for therr many .S~TERS • SLACKS museum curator/archivist, at 771. years of service to the hospital. At top right are 9020. Mary and John Tulloch (Mary served as chairper- • SKIRTS • SCARFS son of the '84Ball) . At bottom right are Sharon and Dance on Sweet Jim Snyder (Sharon is Fontbonne's current presi. • SUITS • BLOUSES dent). At center right, Jan and Roland Rinke typify Adelines' agenda the many happy couples who found the big band • VESTS • PURSES sound of the Meyer Davis Orchestra irresistible. ~J.~ .. ~ ...... 4t...-W-~-...... r ,.-.._tbe~inteChaptet' of Sweet ACfe.lines,Inc., 1984regional cham- And the 1984~stntas Ball was successful • NIGHTGOWNS pions, held its second annual dinner in more thana "fun" sense, raising some $60,000for dance Friday, Jan. 18, at the Royal- renovation of the current-hospital, including the EVERYTHING ON SALE! ty House m Warren. provision of 35 psychiatric beds. HOURS' Come Back to Fitness M-f1o.S30 'Rivals' come to Hilberry SAt 1o.S 00 "The Rivals," Richard Brinsley 1 and 2. Come Back to a New Figure Sheridan's 18thcentury comedy with It will play at Hilberry through 22420 GREATER MACK a cast of characters includmg Mrs. Apr. 5, in repertory with "Twelfth Malaprop, Lydia LangUish and Sir Night," "Our Town" and "A Street- St. elmr Shores Lucius O'Tngger, opens at Wayne carNamedDeslre "Ticketandsche- Come Back to KAY WISE 773-8110 State University's Hilberry Theatre dule information may be obtained at 8p.m. Thursday, Feb. 7, following through the WSU Theatre box office, previews Fnday and8aturday, Feb. 577-'Nl2. Balletics@ - Dance -= Exercise - Small Classes - Private Hairdressers Sessions If you're earning from $18,000to $25,000a year and feel you're at Call For Free Evaluation - 881.744-6 a standstill in your career - Lamia is the salon for you! l1'lfJin 7wa OF WiNdSOR 59TH ANNUAL JANUARY FIJR SALE [LAMIA] CORPORATION Cell for Interview 884-1710 98 Kercheval Behold the Natural Beauty of Fine Crystal VALENTINE'S DAY SILHOUETIES FEBRUARY 11-13, FROM 10 A M TO 5 P.M CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT, GROSSE POINTE Have artist, Sally Newcomb, capture your child's profile IrJ a unlque Silhouette ~ fC~ F~!""~!h~!~ !,~!.~~res, !!"d yOt.! h~\!e ~ m:!n/~J!:'IJ~ gift ld~~ JIJ~t In time for Valentine's Dayl What a pleasant surpnse for grandparents, relatives and other speCial fnends And because each Silhouette IS carefully mounted Fine/Canadian Furs at Very Special Prices on quality art paper, It Will stay preserved for many years to come Come see Arpm's fabulous 1985-86collectIOn of fashion furs ex- Head Silhouette, $9.00; full figure, $18 Sittings WIll be taken by appointment pertly crafted mto IOOay's new deSigns and of course, 'you For reservations call: 882-7000, extension 126 AT AFFORDABLE PRICES are assured of fme quahty and value when you shop Arpm's light UI) )'0/0 fl!e m (/ fm e(/ onl!' 11'1111 IllC\(' "f/Wimp, moulh fJ/O/l11 hand e/(/)('d !/flt) , Duty and Sales leaded I'a,e, 1'1/(('d /wm 522 ()O Tax Refunded Jacobson's CRYSTAL CENTER Full Premium on Fur Specialist for over 59 years '., WAREHOUSE OUTLET American Funds We welcome Jacobson's Charge card or The American Express'" Card 19866 MACK - Between 7 &: 8 Mile MON.FRI 105 - SAT 104 Park In the Downtown 4H4 Pellsmr Street W• .,. now open until 8 on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday .• Parking Gar dge -- Windsor • 1.519 25 ~.5() 12 Thursday and Friday until 9 • 343.9078 =z= Park at PelIssIer Daily 9 to 5 ~O. Fn to 9 4z • Thursday, January 31, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three-B, Sing the song in your heart Vocal instructor DOris Pagel is of- fermg four separate voice classes for people who ha ve always wanted to sing, and for those who would like to polish their vocal SkillS,at the Grosse Pointe War Memorial Her BasIC VOiceclass will meet on Mondays,starhngFeb.ll, from Ho 9p m She will gIVeinstructIon 10pro- per breath control, presentation and projection, and in basic theory and Sight reading SIGN OF THE LION Advanced VOICestudents w111meet on Wednesdays, starting !,'eb. 13, from 7 to 9 p m to learn ensemble slngmg and profeSSIOnal perform- ance techmques In preparatIOn for a spring concert Both these courses are 10weeks In FINAL CLEARANCE length Cost for each IS $65 Special Voice, focusmg on the con- cert repertOire, Willmeet on Thurs- day evenings, begmmng Feb. 14, and Opera Workshop "lill meet on Satur- day afternoons beginning Feb 16 Both these classes wlll meet for five SALE weekly one-hour sessions Each costs $55. Anyone Interested m Special Voice or Opera Workshop should call the % War Memorial, 881-7511, to arrange 20 -300/0 an interview with Mrs Pagel, so she n. L ' W. d h can properly place students accord- cOlnte awyers IVeSsprea c eer mgtointe~estan~ablllt~. As always, admission to the Grosse Pointe Lawyers' Wives annual Christmas tea was a gaily-wrapped DOfls Pagel, a JUllhard graduate, OFF gift for a resident of the Wayne County Juvenile Home, and this year additional gift& were donated to has coached m all phases of VOice, the juveniles in the Wayne County Intensive Probation Department. Pictured above accepting the gifts from popular tunes and Broadway at the Lincoln Road home of Mrs. Jack Rowe on party day are (left to right> KAY DAUGHERTY FAR- hits to operatic arias and art songs In REL, Wayne County Intensive Probation Department; The Honorable THOMAS MAHER, Probate French,Germanandltalian.Shewill EVERY ITEM IN STORE Judge, Juvenile Division; SUSAN (Mrs. Thomas) ROCKWELL, president of the Pointe Lawyers' Wives; be teaching separate classes for and KEN DANZY, Wayne County Juvenile Home. The La wyers' Wives began the New Year with a winter children and teens at the War Mem- coffee for members and prospective members yesterday, Wednesday, Jan. 30, atthe Webber Place home onal, m addition to her adult pro- of Mrs. Donald Cook. Grosse Pointe Lawyers' Wives is an organization which undertakes projects aiding grams, beginning the week of Feb. -all salesfinal- the community in the areas of legal education, crime prevention, youth services and drug and alcohol llAdditional information on any of 10 to 530 Daily Grosse Pointe In-the-Viliage awareness. Membership is open to anyone married to a member ofthe State Bar of Michigan, to a Judge, these programs may be obtained and Thursday nights tll 9 pm 882.0052 a dean or faculty member of an accredited law school within the state and to widows or widowers of such class registration made by calling individuals. The winter coffee was chaired by Jan (Mrs. Thomas) Coulter. 881-7511. Moving, Engaged, New Baby? Chefs parade for Children's Getting Settled Made Simple "Cuisine Extraordinaire," offer- Other chefs participating in "Cui. New Town dilemmas fade after a WELCOME WAGON 20% TO 40% OFF ing sample specialties by members sme Extraordinaire" include Glenn call of the Chef de Cuisine Association, Williams, Detroit Club; Tim Mikola- As WELCOME WAGON Representative, It'S my job to will run from St08p.m. Sunday, Feb. jczyk, Leon's Pastries; Paul Yousou- help you make the most of your new neighborhood 10, at the Roostertail. It's a gourmet fian, SChuler's; Nick Apone, Zucarro ShOPPingAreas Community opportunilies SpeCial at. benefit, sponsored by the Children's Catering, Martm Baity, Ford Motor tractions Lots of tiPS 10 save you time and money Hospital of Michigan Auxiliary, and Company Executive Dining Room; Plus a basket of gifts for your family III be Iistemng for your call FEATURING will raise funds for research in trans- John Vanderwouw, Cuisine HELPFUL HINTS for W.ddlngs end Ing.g •• plantation rejection at Children's Moderne; Wayne Steinke, Golightly; PASTEL FEMALE FULLY LET-oUT and Joe Barone, Bloomfield Open m.nte tool ~@me~o~ FULL LENGTH MINK COATS Twenty area chefs, including Carol Hunt Club. CANADIAN FONDS $5.355 Haskins and Leon Kor'lt]ens, of St. More are Kamel Kassen, Renais- SALE PRICE $3,895 John Hospital, are donating their N_conMl'. chllnlle-of.r.eldenc., b8b,. c8"e. sance Club; JIm Beaton, Washtenaw I end.n •••• m_t •• time and talents to "Cuisine Extra- Community College; Richard Ben- us. FUNDS AT 1.31 '2.973 ordinaire, " which WIll also feature a son, Schoolcraft College; Terry 881.5818 fme wine sale by the glass, a cash bar Schus ter, The Mea ting Place; Milos and a raffle of 30 dinners for two Cihelka,,,, The Golden Mushroom, Tickets, at $50 per person ($75 DaVtd'Hatffifi!t't and 'Ct'tiH:f':Jl11i\lS,,. patron; $100 benefactor) must be Knollwood Country Cluo; John purchased before tomorrow, Friday. Prectel, Italian Dens; Ray Hollings- Feb 1. The number to call for more worth, Fairfield's; and Thomas Mc- information is 494-5373. Glone, Hogall,'s. A color-full luncheon date The Friends of Vision of the DetrOit with clients from all walks of life. Institute of Ophthalmology are plan- Men and women from large corpora- ning a "Color Me Beautiful" lunch- tions and small businesses have used Chri.stian Dior eon with guest speaker Peg Tracy, her wardrobe planmng expertise and "~ care about you" IIl CHARlES W. WARREN • ~ __hh; ,. ~,,~ I \\j; t" ... ", .. lj()\I[R~ET '>fALL (3'1,649 14 II We welcome Jacobson's Charge Card or The American Express$o Card MSTLAND-WP.STLAND-B11IAJlWOOD-LAKUlllf-FAIJlI AN[-O~KI AND lWFLvrOAKS We Ire now open until 8 on Monday, Tue'dly, W.ctn .. day and Slturct.y. Thursday and Friday until 9 \ ~. al Page Four-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, January 31, 1985 From Another Pointe Private Duty Nursing Care serving the Grosse Pointes Of View and the Trl-Counties lJJmbar suppon & softouch rechnrng mechan Isms a Beautr!ul fabncs Durable & / Dilsrgner < compatrble DETROIT-METRO Untque i1lehme warranted flexs1eel seal spnng Solrd k.ln-dned harcMOOdframe TRANSPORTATION Furniture SERVICE Alfraclrve EXPRESS OQO(d,nated r;'r\'11ryz1nr'C ottoman ..l v VI-, ..."'''''', ..., AIHPuRT TRANSPORTATION ErgoToueh has good 1001<"'9 16421 Harper TO AND FROM SIlhouette even when open Detroit upholstery !aOlle conceafs ottoman PARKCREST MOTEL & mecl1a n Ism p rollle 881.1285 Open Mon Thurs Fn 98 GEORGIAN INN Tues & ')al 9 5 30 ~ CLOSED WEDNESDAY Hourly ServIce 27113 Harper For InformatIOn and Rese",a!ions Call St Clair Shores 776.8900 1-800~351.LlMO 941-3252 EL\lillisze,\VSld Open Mon Thurs Fr, 10-9 Tues & Sal 10-6 Private Limousines Also Available CLOSED WEDNESDAY 776.5510 0Mf~ 21435 Mack Ave. FN UPHOlSTERED FUfNTI.JAE by COMMUTER FREE Front Parking FLEXSTEEL~- LIMO SERVICE • Open until 9 p m Mon Thurs. Fn Tues Wed Sat until 6 , . --...- Thursday, January 31, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Arts & crafts to illuminate a dull winter Bridge Group Cold temperatures, dull days days beginning Feb 18,from 12'30to Suml-E Japanese Mood PallltlOg no doubt about It wlOter IS a drab 3 30p,m. The properties of color-hue, WIll be taught by Mal y Bowman on meets Feb. 6 time 10 MIChigan Whynot try anarts value and IOtenslty will be explored Thursday evemngs, Feb 21through and crafts class or workshop to In thiS $40class Mar 26,fl'Om7 30t09.30pm PartI- The Bfldge Group of the Gros!>c brighten the hours until sprmg? The Ms DerwenskuswllIalsoofferThe cipants in thiS Mx-week, $42course Pomte Woman's Club will meet Wed- Grosse Pomte War Memonal has se- MagiCof Watercolor lifoI' flve weeks will work with varIOus dilutIOn!>of nesday, Feb 6, at noon m the GI'O!>se WE'RE veral such programs beginning beglllmng Monday, Feb 18, from 9 Japanese black 10k on flce paper, POinte War Memorial '!>Alger Hou!>e In February a m. to noon, exploring a vanety of with !>pring as their de!>lgn focu!> All Woman'l) Club memberb whoen BLOWING Mary Herbert will conduct a two- watercolor techniques, mcludlOg SpeCialized mateflal5> will be avail- JOY bndge are welcome to par- sessIOn Round Reed Basket Work- mixed media, with emphasIs on the able for purchase tiCipate, but should make reserva- OUR shop starling tomorrow, Fnday, wmter landscape IndiVidual inter- RegistratIOn mformatlon lor any tlOll'> with Mr!> WillIam Htlyduk, Feb, I, from 9 ~Oa m to 12 30 P m pretatIOn IS encouraged 10 thl!>$40 of these arts and craft5>classes may bndgechalrman, by noon Saturday, HORN! Cost IS $25, plus a rom''1HI supplies class be obtamed by calling 881-7511 Feb 2 fee Carol LachUlsa will offer Water- « ANNOUNCING color Techlllques on Thursdays, ft'eb Youth to be cited by Elizabeth Cass 7 through Mar 14,from9'30am to The Elizabeth Cass Chapter, played out5>tandmg qualities of de THE noon ThiS $48COUl'!>e,conducted In Daughters of the Amencan Revolu- pendabllJty, !>erVlce,leader!>hlp and Garden Club's an IIlformal atmosphere, will teach tlOn, Will cite mne area high school patnotlsm FINAL techmque, color and compOSitIOn semor!> as DAR Good Citizens this. , focus on ferns Summaga!>hl, the Japanese pro- year The honorees mclude Kathy De The Good Cltlze,n!>and the,lr par- Ronne, Grosse Pomte North High ents will be entertamed tit tea Mon- Margaret Converse Will pre!>ent a MARKDOWN cess of puttmg a marbleized deSign program on "Ferns" at the Wmdmlll on paper, wIll be taught by Patncla School Renuka Uthappa Gro!>se day, Feb 4, at 1p m III the foyer of POlllte South High School Api'll Ne- the Perform IIlg Arb Center d t POlllte Garden Club's luncheon Colloraffl on Saturday, Feb 9, from meetmg next Wedne~day, Feb 6, at 9' 30 a m to 1 p m USlllg thiS tech- vejans, Harper Woods High, Paul A Grosse Pomte ~orth High School 50%OFF Remick Bishop Gallagher HIgh Each student Will be mtroduced by the Grosse POlllte Hunt Club Mrs mque ongmally utilized to decorate , , Mrs John Klr!>ch Eillabeth Cass G('orl1'(' W .Tohn<;on,<., thl<; month'<; bCI cenb, blUdenLb wIll be aUle to CI e dUO Jdlld SUIlIHUU:>, Re~lHdHigh chaplam who Will a ard the Good More are Kimberly Bielicki, Ham- ' w hoste;s Mrs Samuel RIZZOI!>co- ate their own deSigns for statIOnery, hostess MEN'S AND WOMEN'S bookmarks and collages Each regis- tramck Dawn Mane Gafa Lmcoln CItizen certificate!>, and Mrs Fred- trant should brlllg a sandwich or a Pam K~zak St Flol'lan ~nd Kar~ el'lck Heath, chapter regent, who Will FALL AND WINTER Kyro, Warren ' present the Good CItizen pill!> snack to thIS $15 workshop All sup- plies are mcluded 111 the cost Each has been selected by the fac- Mrs MarVin Putnam, vice-regent, SPORTS WEAR Manlyn Derwenskus Will teach ulty and fellow students of his/her WillgIve a short talk on "Personall- Russian Icons Color and Watercolor on five Mon- high school as a person who has dls- ty," after which tea Will be served are tea topic 369 & 375 Fisher Rd The Grosse POInte War Memo Grosse POinte, Michigan l'Ial 's Service League will present a 8867960 S speCial, open-to-the-pubhc tea and Siore Hours mllll-lectureon "RUSSian Icons" by 930 510 MonddY Ihru SaturddY H VIrg101aKasza next Tuesday, Feb 5, irom1t03p m at the War Memorial o Proceeds from the $4 admiSSIOn R charge Will go toward the War Memol'lal's restoratIOn projects T and to The Pointe Now with two locations Angela Marten, of The Park, a second- SPECIAL to serve you ... year graduate student m the Wayne State Um- versity School of SOCial Work, presented a pa- per titled "Develop- To celebrate the opening of our ment of a Support second location Group for Battered Wo- CASH SALE men," at the Sixth an- wfire having a store-wide sale nual SymposIUm for the Thursday through Saturday only, Advancement of SOCial beginning February 1 and ending February 8. Work With Groups, held January 31, February 1 and 2 Oct 25 through 28 111 22241 Kelly Road • East Detroit 39737 Garfield • Clinton Township Chicago, III Ms Mar- SELECTIONS FROM ALL DEPARTMENTS ten expects to receive ~8808 263~330 her Master of SOCial Open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 1D-6,Thursday, Friday, Saturday 10-7 Work III May, 1985 Reductions up to * * * Kathleen Gibney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gibney, of The Park, has been I selected for inclUSIOn111 75% "Who's Who Among Students In American of original price Umversltles and Col- leges " She IS a semor at Saint Mary's Col- lege, Notre Dame, Ind * * * MARGARET RICE MarIne Pfc Steven C. Gust, son of Frank 78 Kercheval on the Hill (313) 881-7020 W. and Frances S. Gust, of Fisher Road, has been merItoflously All Soles Final - No Charges - All Credit Cards Accepted promoted to hiS present rank upon graduation from recruit traming at Manne Corps RecrUit Depot, San Diego, Calif A 1984 graduate of Grosse Pointe South Hlgh School, he joined the Marine Corps 10 VALENTINE PANTS June, 1984 FOR MISS J * * Phil Leon, of Lake- Surprise someone speCial With shore Road, and hiS partner Rick Roeder, of one or more pair of St, Eve's San Diego, Calif., were wmners III their sectIon Valentine pants Such a and tied for seventh overall 10 the San Fer- whimSical gift idea, nando Open Pairs, Fun to give even more of a FlIght A, a one-day re- gIOnal champIOnship pleasure to receive. Made bndge tournament held recently of soft cotton, In three * heart-shaped deSigns Judith Campbell, of The Park, ISservmg as Bikini.hipster or string bikini deSign editor for the 1985 Central Michigan Sizes5,6.7 Each $3; 3 pair $8 Umverslty Chippewa Yearbook She IS a se- You will find them in our llIor Journalism major at CMU MISSJ Shop for young women LOVE LETTERS Saylwnle I Love You' In over 40 languages For In formation call (313) 2SCl 5137 24 h rs A KREE HAIR REMOVAL TREATMENT NOW CAN GIVE YOUR SKIN A SOFT, CLEAN LOOK FOR SPRING Come In for a complimentary private consultatIOn, and hear an expert from Kree explain how electrolySIS IS the only permanent method of removing unwanted hair from your face and body And receive your first 15-mlnute treatment for 8.50, or 30-mlnute treatment for 14.00. You Will also receive speCial values on NURSING future treatments scheduled between now and February 16 Call HOME 882-2160 Within the next two weeks for an apPointment at savings 8045 .,\,,1 ,IHHn~O\ Jacob sons UnROll, MI( H. Jacobson's We welcome Jacobson s Charge Card or The American Express' Card We welcome Jacobson's Charge Card or The American Express'" Card 821-352S- QUtlll7Y We are now open until 6 on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday. We are now open until 6 on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday, NUR)/NC, CAla Thursday and Friday until 9 Thursday and Frtday until 9 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, January 31, 1985 Lakeside Palette Club will meet CQi,;TEMPORARY Church Circles DGOABach LakeSide Palette Club members several categorIes. Visitors and ANTIQUE ARTIFACTS gather at 7.30 P m. Tuesday, Feb prospective members are welcome at this and all other regular club presents ~ _.~, Brunch slated 12, In the St Clair Shores Recrea- KIMONOS meet Tuesday meetmgs, for a small donation. from Grosse Pomte Memorial Church The DetrOit Grand Opera ASSOCI- hon Center's Teen Room to judge Women's ASSOCiationCircles meet ation will sponsor the 10 and 11:30 their own paintmgs and vote m JAPAN CLEARANCE next Tuesday, Feb 5, at 9 15or 9.30 a m. "Brunch with Bach" programs • be.ulltul .nks am, 1,7:30 or7:45 pm, accordmg at the Detroi t Institute of Arts on Sun- • .IIorcs.b1e prlc.. to their regular time schedules day, Feb. 10 Reservations areneces. In-Home Health Care • m.ny from the 11201 ON Serving as hostesses are Jenna sary, and can be made by calling 832- • tNturl"9 Ik.1 wea••• Tompkms at her Tonnancour Place 5200or 833-2730. PROVIDES: • .hlborl dy•• home, Jane Warren at her Stratford Featured performer will be mezzo- PROFESSIONAL NURSING, NURSES AIDES, • tor lXotlC loungew'.r SELECTED Place home, Martha Nyboer at her soprano Clantha Buggs, a DetrOIt • .xc.pllon.1 w.llh.nglngl Cadieux Road home, Wanda Leith at natIve, winner of this year's national COMPANION, LIVE-INS and/or OTHER • lovely •• gilts KIMONOS her Westchester Road home, Virgi- competition for the Leontyne Price THERAPY SERVICE A T A LOWER COST. .... Hltre a r HlrMed M~IS 10 nia Pehrson at her Harvard Road Vocal Scholarship and a former (may be covered by Insurance) SOf(,&1 sM", tl.QS ~_ Jppo r1 IT1er-\ .:iTORE lOCATION: home, and Liz AIken, 10 the church fmallst m the Metropolitan Opera 15038 MACK AVENUE lounge. DIstrict and Regional AudItIons The care is supervised by your doctor and may be the HOURS 10 AM. 6 PM, M.W.Th.FrI-Sal GROSSE POINTE PARK Refreshments and fellowship She has sung WIthMichigan Opera CLOSED TUESDA Y & SUNDAY alternative to hospital or nursing home care ... an alter- 331.8481 precede Bible study at these month- Theatre for the past two seasons, ly Circle meetings VISItors are wel- makmg her debut as Siebel in native to better insure the emotional and physical well be- come Further mformation may be "F'aust" and appearmg as Ma Moss ing of the patient. THINKING OF A NEW obtained by contacting Pauline m Copland's "The Tender Land" and Dykstra, Circles coordmator, at the Third Lady m Mozart's "MagiC 882-5330 Flute" HOLISTIC HEALTH CARE, INC. Call Carol, or Darlene 293 3960 Michigan artists invited to exhibit Family Service Coordinators • KITCHEN? Michigan artists aged 18 and refundable entry fee of $15 for two DON'T TAKE A CHANCE - CALL A PROFESSIONAL older are eligible to submit pamt- entries mgs, prmts and sculpture in the 13th Works must be hand-delivered to We (eatura the ultimate In cabInetry Michigan Annual sponsored by The the Art Center between 11a.m and "Be it ever so DUTCH MADE • QUAKER MAID Art Center, located on Macomb 5 pm. Thursday, Friday or Satur- Place in Mount Clemens Juror Will day, Feb 21 to 23 Cash awards hunlble there's no Available In Oak' Maple' Beech • Ash • Pecan • Cherry' Hickory • Walnut be Robert J. Wilbert, professor, range from $700 for first place place like home." • deSign saNlee avaIlable • Wayne State University (which also brmgs the Grumbacher Award) to $50 for honorable men- lfoOll' (an' \!ur.,Jng S~nwroum Prl\ ,Ill' IlUl\ '\ur.,lIIg 'lJiji! O,er 18332 Mack, Grosse Pointe Only ongmal work completed tIon. Ilonll'llld"l ng !'II'" II "., Further informatIon IS avallable wlthm the past two years Willbe ac- II \It' ("n Iwlp \ ou \\ Ilh \ our cepted, and works must be ready for by calling The Art Center, 469-8666, IIwdl( ,II 01 pel 'Olhil (.In' U5Ia~I.!~!.881.1024 exhibitIOn, suitably framed and between 9 a m and 5 p m Tuesday pl"d'[, (,ill ~'" • "56 LIC .114.. Free Consultation wired for hanging There is a non- through Saturday. 343-4357 A RESOWTION OF PMS Time needn't Professional Medical Ser~ices 20020 kelly Rd. Harper Woods, MI 43225 PERSONALIZED HEALTH limit crafts MEt/la/eel with Saml lohn fj"'I"'d' In today's fast-paced, mass-pro- ServlIlg lhe >'Jrroundmg duced world, homemade items COmmUll/fle, lor over 30 years & FITNESS have become increasingly cher- Yo/) Ilave read about our personalIzed "at home" exercise program m The Grosse POinte News Ished commodIties. Everything You proscratmated tillS long, It's almost February - now It'S time to treat yourself to the fmest and e-Y1S4: most unique fitness program m thiS area from homemade candies to hand- crafted afghans is greeted WIth in- TIfE PROFESSIONAL~ WHO lAHE Our Grosse POlnle ExerCise PhYSiOlogist. Chrlsll Cracchiolo, MS. Will come to your home 3 times terest and appreciation, and along a week to make sure thai you exercise - and exercise properlyl Our Imllal fitness program lasts for WIth the personal satisfaction of 3 months and IS a comprehenSive wellness program deSigned by Fitness Elite's ExerCise PhyslologlSIS self-made items, the handicrafter can realize substantial savings • WE HAVE BEEN SATISFYING GROSSE POINTERS FOR WELL OVER A YEAR • The following information is pre- pared with the assistance of Robert If you register before Febl'\lary 15, you will receive two complimentary elISIons. Just consider Ihls our resolution 10 you. Gatti, vic~president of Merchan- dIsing for Frank's Nursery and WORSHIP SERVICES For more information call for our complimentary initial fitness consultation. Crafts. Beads: A New Twist Crafters can "draw a bead" on GIFT CERTIFICATES FITNESS ELITE LTD. the latest fashion look: the multi- The Grosse Pointe strand twisted beaded necklace Congregational • AVAILABLE • Over the years, the fashion indus- @oiJlW ~ 884.0882 fJ~ Cfdw and try has rediscovered beads in Presbyterian U.S.A various forms; from the pearls of American Baptist the 50s to the hippie necklaces of Holy Communion " -..,.. " ~ Church the'60S to the Bo Derek hairstyles "IT'S YOUR STANCE, NOT 240 Chalfonte at Lothrop of the 70s, beads have been at the YOUR CIRCUMSTANCE" 884.3075 forefront of fashion. Today, you Dr LOUIS J Prues II "INVISIBLE can make a twist necklace in just a Senior Mmister POWER" few minutes for a third less than Hebrews 11 23 30 the ready-made price Choose from 9 30 and 11 30 Worship ServIces 16 Lakeshore Dnve 10 30 Middle Hour Education Grosse Pomte Farms Church School - pre-strung beads, tubular glass 882 5330 24 hrs 9.30 a manly beads or pearls. Grosse Pointe Woods 930& 11 15a m . Home Sweet Furnishings SerVlCes . The country look remaIns one of PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Crib room available , the strongest trends in home fur- for both servICes / nishmgs, moving away from Amer- 19950 Mack Avenue . (hallway belween Morass and Vernier Roatis! r ican primitive toward a VIctorian Or Ro; R Hutcheon country feel, with a softer ap- r~ pearance Smaller print fabrics, ADULT & YOUTH EDUCATON dusty pastel colors and ribbons and CENTER . laces are m'lre popular than ever. Children's l.earrung Center .< )ST. MICHAEL's . 11 A.M . Crafts thilt typify the country EPISCOPAL look, such as metalpunching, sten- DIVINE WORSHIP ~ CHURCH Ciling, basketmakmg, ribboncraft "The People of Joy" 20475 SunniJIgdale Park and needlework, are now easier to Children's Church School and Nursery Grosse Paiute Woods . create With new "qUickie proj- 884-4820 . ects." These contain pre-eut Christ the King St. James 8 00 a m Holy EucharUtI pieces, scaled-down sizes and Lutheran Church 9 30 a m Bible Study ready-to-finish items with comple- Lutheran Chur.ch (Nursery Available) 20338 Mack, GPW 1030 am tion times of less than one hour. "on The Hill" Choral EucharISt and 884-5090 \tc\lJllan at Kerche'al Sprmon, Sunday SChool Booming Baby Crafts !<8~.0511 Handcrafted items make speCIal Sunday SChool 9 00 a m Weekda)' EucharISt gifts for newborn babies and young Bible Classes 9 00 a m WORSHIP SERVICES 9 30 a m Tuesday chIldren. Even a novice can create Family Worship 10 30 a m 9'30 & 11 00 a m 9 AM a treasured heirloom in just a few Followed by Fellowship Hour (Nursery, both servIces) FIRST SATURDAY 9 30 a m Sun School A LAYETTE hours Numerous kits are avaIl- Wed Bible Class 10 00 am Rector Robert E NeUy able, as well as open stock, offermg Joseph P Fabry, Pastor Pa~lor George \1 Scheller Lookmg For Frlendslllp a WIde selection of proJects to fur- MIchael Vokt, Vicar Pa,lor Robert' RIm"" and Bible Teaching' IS WAIT!NG FOR nish baby's room, fill-in baby's lay- ette or flll-1P a child's toy chest. St. Paul Ev. YOUR NEW-BORN Today's woman-on-the-go doesn't ,~,~ Lutheran Redeemer have to forego the pleasures of r United crafts. Even With a limIted amount "it- "'-\ Church Methodist- Check the list below You wlil find everything you need to welcome baby of time, she WIll find a wide array ~ : 881-6670 (J DIAL Church home, baSICSof the highest quality so that your little one's world Will be of proJects designed to prOVide '}, i ::halfonte and as comfortable as can be To assemble your layette, come to our Infants satisfaction, relaxation and beauti- {-¥ lothrop 20571 Vermer A ful fmished products Worship 9 a m Just east of 1.94 Department where our experienced staff Will help you select a well-planned Education for All 10 10a m Harper Woods wardrobe of neceSSities With a $125 purchase of any combination from thiS Worship 11 15 a m 884-2035 PRAYER Nursery available Itst, you receive our gift of congratulations a white Wicker weave baSSinet 9 00 a m Church School 9 a m 1215 2 drawstring gowns With mitten cuffs 10 30 a m Wor~hlp 882.SnO ...... , REV J PHILIP WAHL Rev Don L,chtenfelt 3 fitted standard-Size Crib sheets : N.w Orl•• ". Dhd..... d • REV ROBERT CURRY 4 snap stllrts In packages of two • CHET BOGAN and the Wolvenne Jazz Band : Grosse Polnle : Every Tuesday 830 P m GROSSE POINTE Grosse Pointe 4 washcloths In packages of two featuring Oixlebelle • United 1 Jacket bonnet and bootie set BAPTIST CHURCH METHODIST Unitarian Church 2 fitted baSSinet sheets : THE UDO Dining, Cocktails : 21316 "'lack AH'nul' CHURCH I • 24026 E Jener-on (Just North of 9 MIle) • (.ros~t' POlnlt' Woods 211 Morol. ROld I ~ 2 waterproof sheets 36x54 , •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 881.'\.'\41 886-2363 ,j2L- 1 quilted mattress pad A Worm Wt!!l:c'T1e ! 9 15 Faml1y \\lIAT'S~-----i\ l\ICE lEWISII Glnl. UKE VOl' 1 Crib blanket, 40x60 ' Awe rs You WorshIp and Morn,ng Wor~ P ~t• 1" OOI'IIG 1"1 i\ PIA( E 1 dozen prefold diapers 11 00" m Church School LIKE TlIlS". 2 JUice or feeding bibs 9 St~~e,.;; I,nevl I I 11 15 Worship II d m ~enlte d nd ( l1urch ~chool ., "",,..1.-",.,0<: <'of rl';:ln",r rllne: Manicurist I Pedicurist f .....er.mq Sen. ce .. ~ ~ ... ~ and Nursery Care - r--- -.0--- - r l- ,- ~ '\ .... , .... ,'Or" III I" U'\VIUa- ...... I a JU D m ~!t 'J: Dr Roberl W Boley 2 waterproof pants Nursery ., I RRIO.t20 2 hooded bath towels If you're earning from $8,000 to All INV ce, ~-p1t ~ Rev Jack Mannschrerk lohn (orrddo \llnl-I( r 3 receiving blankets $15,000 a year and feel you're at 1 shawl a standstill in your career - THE SUBJECT FOR THIS SUNDAY IS: Faith Lutheran 2 stretch terry coveralls "LOVE" Church Lamia is the salon for you! CHRIST CENTERED - First Church of Christ, SCIentist SPIRIT LED Jefferson al Philip Grosse POinte Farms R22 2296 282 Challonte Ave Sunday WONhlp 10 15am Jacobsons located between Morass and Moran Sunda~ '>chool 9 00 am Services Prayer & PraIse We welcome Jacobson s Charge Card or The American Express' Card [LAMIA) Sunday 1030 A M Wcd 7 'm pm CORPORATION Sunday School 1030 AM Paslor We are now open unlil 6 on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Salurday Wednesday 8 00 P M Honald W SChmidt Thursday and Friday until 9 Coli for interview 884-1710 98 Kercheval } r - • • Thursday, January 31, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven.B SINE REALTY , IT'S WORTH VOllH TIME TO CALL SINE, . , ST. CLAIR SHORES H1VIERA TERRACE -- CondominIUm - Second Grosse Pointe Real Estate floor- two bedroom!>- two baths - c GROSSE POINTE SHORES Exchange BY THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE VEHNIEH - Scven room brick Coloma I - three bedrooms - new modern kitchen - fllcplacc - redecorated throughout - new C.l1petlllg - vac.lnt - terms GROSSE POINTE WOODS SIX FIRST OFFERINGS HOSLYN - Aluminum - two htory - thl ee FIRST OFFERING FIIt'>T OI"FJ<:IUNG l' AUMS O:NTlm EN TRANSFERRED OWNER bedrooms _. den - large f FIBST OFFERING NEAH STAR OF SEA SINE REALTY AltrdLllve, well llIallltdllled three bedroom Col- '\1lI L II L1~'1~1'.H" Il ", 0111.11,newel kItchen, IIbr \ -..----- r • Thursday, January 31, 1985 Page Elght-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS 610 RIVARD - The falmly room flows mto both OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. dmlng room and kllchen-breakfast room for When you Ii~t your home with IN THE WOODS easy enteltdllllllg and family use III thiS foUl CENTURY 2J LOCHMOOR we OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 bedroom Colomal, a IIbral'y, deck, pallO and 1194 ALINE place a picture of your resldellce 20855 Beaufall - H WOQds large lot are other features of lhls fine home ~ III the Macomb M L S boo~ a~ wel/ 03424Kensll1gton - Det In great location If you have seen thIS house and are thmk I.~~O~HMOOR ~ as III the Grosse POlllte E\c1WIIge 21641 Mauer - S C S mg about Its advantages sUlh a!>locatIOn, book You can double your home s schools, conditIOn, and pnce, come back 1022 WOODHHIDGE - A second floor 1\vo e>-posure by IIStlllg It with 11~1 agam A second inspection WIll convince bedroom, two bath, Vile floor condomullum In you $67,900 move In condition Hecently redecorated Oc- ~ cupancy at c!o:>lIlg III WOODBRIDGE EAST 949 BALLANTYNE - Elegant four bedroom, two and one half bath Colomalll1 a de!>lrable locatIOn of VACANT LOT - Pnme area of Grosse Pomte localed at the corner of Umver Grosse Pomte Shores Convel1lent floor plan, exceptIOnal kitchen, J,llge bedrooms and more'" !>Ityand Edst Jefferson 120Xl65 Please call for details GREAT VALUE - 1452LAKEPOINTE - EXCEPTIONALLY clean GI osse POlllte Park lhree bedroom 3Jo~n$. ~004man. Coloma I With lots of charm and 111 excellent conditIOn Pnced 111 the low 40's I I Land Contract term!> Computerized - Muir/listed SCULLY & HENDRIE INC, lo3b9GRA YTON - OUTSTANDING three bedloom Colomdl \\ Ith all the amemtles central all, m,llnte nance free, fll1lshed basement, etc ' Thl!>one Will not last long I , , 93 KERCHEVAL 886-3060 GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE 1190ELFORD CT Large semi ranch located m qUIet courl In Gro!>,e POlllle Woods Ample kitchen, lal ge Established 1951 20169 Mack Ave. 881-8310 101, natural flleplace and more" I Lal ge room sIzes Immediate olcupancy 20855BEAUFAIT - OUTSTANDING Colol1ldlm the Gros!>ePomle Slhool dl!>trlct of Hdrper Wood!>Three bedroom!>, one and one half baths, lal ge family loom, 12% 11101 tgage a!>!>umpLJon FIR~T OFFEHING - A slone's throw from the lah.e and park!> English Tudor With be'lULJCulnatural \\ ood\\ orh. - slate roof - fIve bedrooms - three full balhs I'\e\\ el kitchen \\ Ith gl eenhou!>e \\ IIIdo\\ 742 SUI\NINGDALE - CUSTOM BUlLT four bedlOom semi rall<..h 111 a greatlolatlOn of Gro.,!>ePomte Fanllh room and library Very attractive Wood!> ~"~I~ST Of'~"r::r~l~C c;-cssc Pc~:;tc F:,rms CO!!):1::l! Three bCar00rrH. (''''(\ ,nn ~ h'1lf h ~th.... In ,n~ room With fireplace, dmmg room, kitchen With bredkfd!>t room and pdntl y ALSO FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION .. , BEDROOMS/BATHS PRICE Io3b6BALFOUR SIX - Three and one half $109,000 511 BALLANTYNE EIght - SIXand lhree lavatones $550,000 There are fine houses on the market. Maybe you CAN afford to buy one, lJ32 BED!"ORD Five - one and one half $107,000 Realtors@ are experienced in what is known as "Creative Financing" , , . 1191FAIRHOLME Three - one $81 000 274 HILLCREST Four - three and one half $189,500 and that means they can often figure out ways for YOU to finance a housing 59 LAKESHORE Four - three and one half $349,000 purchase. Call a member of the Grosse Pomte Real Estate Exchange, 70 LAKESHORE Nme - fIve and two lavatOries $545,000 5J STONEHURST Three - two and one half $265,000 IOJ4 WHITTIER Four - two and one half $199,500 1132 WHITIIER Four - two and one half $122,500 BIG HOUSE, BIG HEATING BILLS, BIG TAX FIRST OFFERING - BALFOUR SQUARE CON- THOROUGH COVERAGE OF BILLS SMALL FAMILY??? If you're hv- DOMINIUM TOWNHOUSE - ThiS luxuly mg mthat great family home you raised your umt features spacIOus hvmg room and dllllllg GROSSE POINTE PROPERTIES family m but now the family has moved on to area, a modern kItchen With bUill m ap LJdJldAr'l. Ad!"? homes of their own, maybe It'S time to con- plIances Two bedrooms, two and one half 76 KERCHEVAL !>Ider scaling down 10 a smaller, more prac- baths, a carpeted recreatIOn room, solid con- lIcal ranch style home m the heart of the structIOn and tasteful carpetmg and decor TO BUY OR SELL ?ltifJpJI &- --l11/iJ1 Pomtes We have one and we would like to tell throughout You'll also apprecIate the private A HOUSE CALL r;dldff you about it We also have an excephonallux- patio and covered parking for two cars With 885-7000 )f~/I/ ury condomlmum bUIlt Just twenty years ago a pnce of only $89,900,we suggesl you can to- near Eastland Call us today! You can enjoy day for your apPollltment lower overhead, lower mamtenance, and pro- 19954 EAST CLAIRVIEW COURT - PRICE bably extra mcome from the excess cash REDUCED' - Semi ranch With recent Im- you'll put m the bank I provements updated kitchen, newer furnace, 521 FISHER ROAD - Here It is, prime locatIOn, central air, and tasteful carpetmg Family spacIous open floor plan, recent Im- room and recreatIOn room Land Contract provements lI1cludmg a new roof, new fur- terms Open Sunday 2.5 nace, alummum trim and all ready for oc- 84042 NEFF - TWO..F AMIL Y INCOME - JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE, INC. cupancy Only $79,900 See it Sunday or call SpacIOus bnck five/five With separate ulJlIlies for an appomtment. and natural flreplacel> Land Contract terms LET'S GET MOVING IN 1985! 875 PEMBERTON - ATTENTION LARGE available Call today for your apPoll1tment FAMILY BUYERS - ThiS orlgmal owner, 514-16ALTER ROAD- Both kitchen and baths up NEW ON THE MARKET four bedrooms, two ard one half bath, cenler dated Lower has famIly room, fu'eplace and entrance Colomal was custom bUilt m lhe mid. central air Land Contract lerms fifties and has many very popular features ConsIder a family room plus a den or fIfth OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 bedroom on the first floor, a screened terrace, 19954E Clalrvlew Courl 875 Pemberton an attached garage, and much much more 521 Fisher Road Your little darlings can walk to the park and schools, and the best news of all IS slJll to be heard the price of $103,000 1449NOTTINGHAM - OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS - Four bedroom brIck EnglISh bungalow~... Uu. ¥OUf\9blood two full baths, natural fireplace, leaded glass --niattv Inc. and natural woodwork throughout $53,900 Withonly $9,900down a111%, or asswne B'/4 % SPACIOUS WOODS RANCH offers three generous A RARE VICTORIAN TREASURE IIIhandy loca- bedrooms, two full baths, family room AND tion near VIllage shops has wonderful high ced- Ilbrary, fll'eplace and attached garage Affordably mgs, hardwood floors, leaded glass four bed. Priced 1I1 a chOice locallonr 881-6300. rooms on large lot and TERRIFIC TERMS I 884-0600 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 746 BALFOUR - Over 3,000 square feet of tasteful decor In gracIOus five bedroom, three and one half bath Colomail 884..()600 1328 BERKSHIRE - Stately Tudor' Four bedrooms, three and one half balhs, Florida room, flmshed basement, Land Contract terms 8814200 1231BISHOP - Sparklmg four bedroom English With den, newer kitchen, finIshed basement and energy effiCIency $95,000 8814200 1239BRYS - Three bedroom, two bath bnck bungalow has huge family room WIth fIreplace, large master WHY WAIT? bedroom, fllllshed basement, pnvate yard Move-m condllionl 881~6300 771FISHER - Four bedroom, one and one half bath, mmt condition Enghsh renovated throughout' New These Opportunities are Knocking! kItchen, family room, new carpetmg, new furnace and MORE' 884-0600 1365LAKEPOINTE - Sharp three bedroom, two bath Colomal WIth den - move-m conditIOn and mcely PrIced 111 the SO's REDUCED! 8814200 I OPEN SUNDAY 2-51 17145ST PAUL- Brand new DUPLEX umtl Two bedrooms, one and one half baths, DELUXE kItchen, private yard and terrace FOR SALE or RENT! 884-0600 54 WOODLAND SHORES - Orf Lakeshore SPECIAL Cox & Baker Colomal m wooded settmg Five bedrooms, three baths plus two powder rooms Absolutely Immaculate' 884-0000 SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT SPARKLING STARTER m the Park! Three bedroom alumInum bungalow With expansIOn attic NEW kitchen, fIreplace and attached garage You can't beat the price' $32,500 881.4200 ' HANDY TO EVERYTHING! Special features found only In more costly homes m thiS cedar shake Cape "i( Cod charmer! Two large bedrooms, designer kitchen, family room fireplace, newer energy saver III furnace, extra large lot! 884-0600. Three fireplaces make thIS fine Brmg m an offer' One owner newer three bedroo~ ranch very cozy The step down Well bUilt three bedroom beauty Colomal m Harper Woods IS very PERRIEN PLACE - Comfortable hvmg Includes three bedrooms, two baths plus two half baths, huge IJv1l1groom, bay wmdows. A con- wIlh a 17' Ilvmg room PrIce Just well mamtamed Self slormg (]8X30') family room, "Enghsh Pub" style games room and MORE' 8814200 vement floor plan to make thiS reduced' 256 Fisher $95,000 storms and screens Lots of Insula- very speCIal 919 Lochmoor tion keeps heatmg costs down IN THE WOODS - Three bedroom, one and one half bath brick ranch offers cozy CJreplace, great close space, flmshed basement and covered terrace Near St Joan church and school Pnced for the budget mll1ded' 881-6300 LAKESHORE - Stunmng Contemporary With super lake view has four bedrooms, four baths, three guest BORLAND AssocIAn:s powder rooms and countless luxury amel1ltles mcludmg large actlvltles room With Its own kItchen and dance floor' PERFECT home for corporate entertammg -It has everythmg you need I 881 6,~00 SECLUDED GROSSE POINTE SHORES cul-de-sac settmg ISonly one of the fme features of large three ~ bedroom, two bath ranch - great family room With ftreplace, two-ear attached garage, quahty custom DEAN LANE Farms. High on EARL KEIM GROSSE POiNTE SHORES Lux- touches throughout' JUST REDUCED! 884-0600 a hill Attractive views Many unous bnck Colomal With more custom features Slate random REALTY custom features than you can 1m- TWO BLOCKS from VIllage shops and a versatile and umque mvestor's delight' Two bedrooms each llooring Four bedrooms, etc agme Four bedrooms, three full umt recently carpeted and decorated, new furnace, Land Contract terms available 884-0600 Ideal locatIOn QUick possessIOn baths, two first floor lava tones $170's THE HELPFUL PEOI-U: huge family room WIth wel ba~ "HEART OF THE FARMS" SUPER VALUE' This three bedroom, two and one half bath Coloma I on and fireplace, roomy library, flrst a favdrlte street has I1Ice extras for easy mamtenance and IS affordably prIced at $78,'lOO881 4200 floor laundry and at least two more paragraphs of custom NEAR THE VILLAGE - One of the Pomte's mosl popular rental streets offers SpaCIOUSlwo-FAMIL Y features Pnced m the mId $300's brIck With three bedrooms 111 each umt plus separate basements and three-ear garage Never a vacancy - I1lce return' Now $119,900 881-4200 AUDUBON - Great family COLONIAL With four bedrooms, twoand one half balhs, famIly room, fJl1I~h{'d basement and lIberal Land Contract terms 884-0600for all lhe detaIl!> GROSSE POINTE CITY - Just a short walk to everythmg' Three bt>droom bungalow ha~ new carpetmg and kItchen appliances Included Young budget priced at $'>9,900 8840600 Lovely EngIJsh on Great begmner' Three bedroom GREAT SPACE affordably Priced - you can't beat It' FIve bedroom thrf'('o h.llh thr .... " 0 RELO" MANY, MANY MORE BY APPOINTMENT ~ ~ SELLING OR BUYING OUR FULL TIME PROFESSIONALS ARE READY TO HELP CALL TODAY GROSSE POINTE FARMS GROSSE POINTE PARK GROSSE POINTE WOODS 395 FISHER ROAD OpposIte G P South HIgh 886.3800 82 Kercheval 884.0000 16610 Mack 881-4200 19790 Mack 881-6300 20647 MACK AVENUE OpPOSIte Parcells Middle School 884.6400 I 2 Thursday, January 31, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine.B Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange ~E PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY 1.1./ BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE @ BERKSHIRE Close to public and parochIal 1459 HAMPTON, OPEN SUNDAY Space and schools In Grosse Pomte Park, a traditional quality WIll surround you In thiS wonderful famLly ColonIal featunng first floor den or family SIte home Three bedroom, two full fourth bedroom, flllished basement WIth bdth Colomal In Grosse Pomte Woods Ne'A recreatIOn room and updated kItchen Have dlummum SIding, hardwood floor and much the comforts and convemences for your fami- more New offering for $79,900 (H-59HAM) ly $89,000 (G-84BER) 886 4200 885-2000 KENSINGTON The perfect home for the S~ 20439 MACK AVENUE established family Beaullful center entrance Grosse POlnle Woods Colomal III Grollse POInte Park With many at- tractive and qualIty appollltments Pegged E,~,~~~~ odk floorl>,frllltwood beams, nJtural fireplace just to name a fell Excellent condItIOn "Jl1,fJrp. .'O,1I1t,~ mul f'r;t."tl.~ tn' 1/(1(1,,' 886-8710 $14J,000 (F.J8KEN) 886-5800 NEW OFFERING ON NEW CASTLE ThiS spa- CIOUShome ha!>been bedutlfully cared for both / ~.MJr~~~\ inSide and out Kitchen IS updated and m. ~t.---.. ) A?~ dudes dishwasher and dll>pOllal,new furnace ,lOd roof, plull dISPOSdl,new furnace and roof, G-88FAI , ~ , <{rf' plus knotty pine FlOrida room overlooks an at. FAIRFORD Sparwllng three bedroom brick ranch J M ~,.~"'J.tIWiil.. I';'I"... ~n---~ "'- trdcllve Ydra ~4,:JOU \t' .l1/I~t. \'r ) ~b :>1lU\J ItJ G.( V~~~ rUHJt~ r~vuvJ;) Tlu,:, ut'wly J~""lJl dll:J 4":+ f b~ home offers 2,300sq It of open hVll1garea All ap- pliances. natural fireplaces III hving room and ~ .' ....- / recreation room, beautifully finIshed basement ..GROSSE POINTE SHORES - A rellectlon ot your GROSSE POINTE SHORES - A fabulous home WIth kitchen, bar and mdlrect hghtlng are good taste I Located on Lake Shore Dflve A wen IIIa very prestigious area BUiltm 1!n4thlll custom featured (G.88FAl) 886-4200 decorated center entrance Colomal WIth four designed home features a great hall approximate bedrooms, two full baths, one half bath Large ly 39 x 21 Other features IIlcJude master bedroom family room 30 x 15 Two furnaces, Circular drive, sUite on the first floor Library, Mutschler kItchen, NEW OFFERING ON ROSLYN ThiS home shows newer roof, alarm system, sprmkler system alarm system, circular drive, central air dnu care Clean and neat and well located on a RecreatIOn room Central air Attached garage sprmkler system qUiet Woods street, wlthm walkmg dIstance to schools and shoppmg New kitchen floor, FIRST OFFERING - Don't collect rent receipts! Collect eqUity and tax deductIOns Located In updated bath and newer carpetmg An Ideal Grosse Pomte Park Upper and lower contam lIvlIlg room With fireplace, dtnlllg room, kitchen, starter home and an Investment to happmess two bedrooms and sun porch Separate basements With separate utilities Thl ee car detached $39,900 (G-46ROS) 886-4200 garage TWO PRIME GROSSE POINTE PARK IN- HILLCREST ENGLISH 3 BDRM Excellent conditIOn Private yard Newer roof COMES From the mid 50's to the low 12O's HILLCREST 1l)~STORY 3 BDRM Natural fireplace RecreatIOn room With wet bar select from two excellent rental properties LOCHMOOR CAPE COD 5 BDRM Four fireplaces, famIly room, library Large lot Well cared for, and freshly decorated Attrac. RIDGEMONT RANCH 2 BDRM Also for lease With optIOn to buy Brick, starter home F-80FAI tlve fmanclng available Call today for further ROSLYN ONE STORY 2 BDRM Vacant lot available next to house FAIHWAY LANE An excJUlllve lane wltn prtvacy details on these two mvestment speCials (F. ROSLYN BUNGALOW 5BDRM Priced at $50,000 Priced to sell a superb reSidence III Grosse Pomte Woods 26MAR/86NEF) 886.5800 UNIVERSITY GEORGIAN 7 BDRM Elaborate, well constructed home With cart lage house Three bedroom, two bath brick ranch home featur. VERNIER DUPLEX 2/2 EACH Both SIdes have dens Separate utilities, and garages IIlg step-savmg kitchen, well Sized family room ROSLYN VACANT LOT Grosse Pomte Woods 35 x 145 plus an IIlvltlng landscaped yard With patIO ThIS HAWTHORNE Don't miss seemg thiS home m fme home offers warmth and comfort With a flow- Grosse POinte Woods Updated kitchen and IIlg floor plan (/-I-80FAI) 885-2000 newer carpeting plus three bedrooms, finish. ed basement and FlorIda room are mcluded With thiS lovely ranch home All apphances 1097 HOLLYWOOD, OPEN SUNDAY Ideally Energy effICIent (G-62HAW) 886-4200 located, only a stroll to schools Grosse Pomte William Champion Company Woods four bedroom, two and one half bath J. & Colomal tastefully decorated and well mam. 1051YORKSHIRE-OPEN SUNDAY 2:00-4 00- 1007 CADIEUX - OPEN SUNDAY 200-4-00- tamed ThIS gracIous home features a panel. PRICED TO SELL and ready for immediate NEED MORE ROOM? ThiS SpaCIOUSColomal ed family room With fireplace, spacIOus occupancy for the growing family There ISa has four bedrooms and two adjOIning baths on breakfast area, convement first floor laundry beautiful family room plus a large hvmg room second floor The prtvate bedroom and bath plus patio With gas grill A home your family and formal dining room Beautiful leaded win- on the first floor would be great for a mother. Will love m.97HOL) 885 2000 dows and some Stallled glass are special in-law or guest GracIous famIly room, formal featurCl;lIO thiS gracious English Tudor with dmmg room and It'S walking distance to PEMBERTON In a clasll by Itself, thIS proud four bedrooms and an upstairs study. schools and transportation Don't mIss thlll Mediterranean Colomal has stately and spa- one' PRICE REDUCED' CIOUSrooms for gracIOus IIvmg Gorgeous 675 RIVARD - OPEN SUNDAY 200-4.00 - lIbrary has beveled doors and wmdows Coun. MANY OUTSTANDING FEATURES in thiS 19218BERDEN - OPEN SUNDAY 200-4.00- try Sized updated kitchen has Jenn-alre oven home that every family dreams of . three GREAT THINGS COME IN SMALL Plus, a deSIrable local1on m the Park (F. bedrooms, family room, brand new kItchen, PACKAGES' Here ISa darlIng starter house 89PEM) 886-5800 for you. thiS clean bungalow features three F-KEN garden room, hardwood floors and a two car 20639KENMORE, OPEN SUNDAY Take a look garage Come and see for yourself! $109,000 bedrooms, new deck, hardwood floors, fenc- Inside and see how wonderful thIS home IS Featur- ed yard and convement locatIOn III Harper SHORECREST Excellent Grosse Pomte Shores {51,!' J,'\J ! /1 locatIOn, good L.md Contract terms and a mg an ultra sharp decor and offering many up- r:;; 1~j Woods. ~.;~..;..i .rl" rc .. dated appomtments Fabulous l3rlck one and one J Jf\ _ ~ great floor plan three..1ll~ to JP..1Jl fabulous ilirpc bedroom ranell MSnysPeciil llal!"!mlt'5' !t\)t'li\\ nestled m Harper Woods. Includes f/ ~~? ,~...:'~ full baths in fmished basement, den or fourth ! . / */f~ features such as two natural fireplaces, elec- tfle garage door opener, attIc fan, marble SIlls bedroom, updated kitchen and no-wax floor, new and new roof mcluded (G-37SHO> 886-4200 storm doors plus new roof. $59,900 (F.39KENJ 886- 5800 AUDUBON m Grosse Pomte Park ClaSSICcenter entrance Colomal, bUilt by Waller Mast, m IDA LANE, WEST Open Sunday PIcture book Grosse Pomte Park ThIS fme home Includes Cape Cod home freshly painted and scrubb- four spacIOus bedrooms, two and one half ed for Immediate occupancy Two bedrooms baths, large kItchen and nook, paneled IJbrary both With ample closet space, hardwood oak floors, extra large hvmg room WIth picture and fmlshed recreatIOn room III basement ..:z:::::..-~w "~,N.. ..- CLASSIC CENTER ENTRANCE COLONIAL on Lovely accents are a terrazzo floor and Window overlookmg a lovely yard and screen- one of the most deslrable streets m the Park GEORGIAN COLONIAL m a qUiet, exclUSive sett- fIreplace BUIldable adjacent lot available ed garden room are among the desirable The matchless floor plan and ease of mam. mg on a lovely treed lot Formal hVlng and dm. (H-37AUDJ 885-2000 features (H-79IDAJ 885-2000. tamance make tbls handsome home a mg rooms, 25 x 175 famIly room, brand new kIt- dehghtful place for your famIly The flchly chen with bullt.ms, large first floor laundry, four OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 paneled ltbrary has bUllt-m desks and large bedrooms and two and one half baths make bookcases The family room IS bright and thIS handsome resIdence a fantastic place for your 83 LakeView, Grosse Pomte Farms 1459Hampton, Harper Woods cheery The kitchen IS complete With double family 21 Newberry, Grosse Pamte Farms 20639Kenmore, Harper Woods ovens, trash compactor, dishwasher and B3Greenbriar, Grosse Pomte Shores 1097Hollywood, Grosse Pomte Woods range The eatmg ~pace IS roomy UpstaIrs, CONDO LIVING AT ITS BEST! Popular RIVIera 19879Ida Lane, Grosse Pomte Woods 926 Hidden Lane, Grosse Pomte Woods there are five sizable bedrooms and two large Terrace locatIOn featuring a third floor umt bathrooms Call for more detalls WIth two bedrooms, two baths, central air, FOR ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS CALL OR COME IN newer carpeting, balcony and close to the OP£N MONDAY.FRlOAY 9 a m..g p.m. and Better KIDS IN COLLEGE? No need to keep that big lake Priced only in the 60's PRICE RE- 9.30'530 SAT. and SUN H9~ house on its big lot with Its high maintenance DUCED to $179,900 costs. Here's the answerl A perfectly desIgn. OUT.OF.AREA, CAll TOLL FREE CENTER ENTRANCE COLONIAL near the ed two bedroom condo With one and one half 1.800-247.5200 III 33 baths, new kItchen, formal dmmg room, VilIage offers spacIOus den, screened-In neutral decor, central air, new roof and low porch, patio, three bedrooms, two and one half heatmg bills baths, recreatIOn room, two car garage With door opener, maintenance-free exterIOr, low 1chuJe.!z~"~~- H.O-M.E THE GREAT TillNGS IN LIFE make their begm. utlhtles and great flow of rooms 'f~ nings In thls captivating Coloma I Totally Eighteen Offices in Four Counties MARKETING renovated and remodeled, thiS magmflcent A DREAM HOME five bedrooms, three and house offers the fmest m old world craftsman. one half baths, family room, Imported exteflor "MICHIGAN'S FLORIDA BROKER" SYSTEM ship and the best In modern amemtles The stone, natural fireplace, updated kitchen, new Mutschler kitchen, SpaCIOUSfamdy room, screened terrace and located near Wmdmlll cheery sun room, first floor utilIty room, POinte Drive There ISalso an mground sWim. deluxe master sUIte and beautIful lot are Just mmg pool and cabana a few of the excltmg features GIVE US A CALL - We would love to show you TWO FAMILY UNIT available for that wise m- thiS contempora ry tn.level With three vestor There are two to three bedrooms m bedrooms, family room With natural fIreplace WELCOME TO OUR GROSSE POINTE TEAM each Unit, separate furnaces, two car garage, and located m a charmmg subdIVISIon bet- Grosse Pomte SChools and Park passes ween 17and 18MIle Roads 111 Sterling Heights Priced to sell FHA/VA terms In the oW's Lovely condition UNUSUAL DESIGN makes life Simple - family WELL-MAINTAINED brICk four family mcome room and laundry room on the first floor level, - good cash flow - each Ulllt contams two hVlng room WIth a cathedral ceilIng, kitchen bedrooms, kitchen With applIances, hvmg With all appliances, three bedrooms and two room, dmmg room and bath - hardwood baths, powder room and full finished base- floors, attractive locatIOn, Wmdmlll Pomte Schweitzer Real Estate/ area, separate furnaces and plenty of park- ment and located on a qUIet street A one. Better Homes and Gardens IS owner home mg Invest now' pleased to announce the asso- , "/!2j'. ( t ~'-1 (. cIation of two excellent and f well estabhshed salespeople to Schweitzer Real Estate, Jne I ---- ...," ~:-'",. Bobble Ligan IS now BIll Fmn has JOined the Com- JOIN THE CROSS COUNTRY SKIERS - The FANTASTICCE1I,'TER ENTRANCE COLONIAL _ _...... ,_ ...r ...._ ...... 1 .t ••",., aSSOCiated WIth SChwelt7er's pany as an as~oclate broker of h,," ""'''l'l rl'l'pnllv oN'orlllpo Nf'wpr kitchen With • ...~. •• -. If,. l,ovntry L.IUU \7()U \.AJ'Uf ~c l.:31C:U.~UUI ....uU'~ ... " ....- Ul dllLl1 CJILJ'-..t: IlI\. I Thursday, Janua~ 31, 1985 Page Ten.B GROSSE POINTE NEWS GROSSE POINTE OFFICE Schultes Real Estate 90 Kercheval NEW OFFERING. \ Grosse Pointe Farms Quaint older farmhouse updated with charm and style. Three bedrooms With new kitchen, extra Sitting 884.6200 room, large enclosed front porch Convement "mud" room, storage shed In yard for garden equipment , ST. CLAIR SHORES OFFICE SEMI-RANCH: THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS 23915 E. Jefferson RIVARD - Adorable three bedroom, two bath I TAPPAN AND TAPPAN AND FLEETWOOD - Outstanding three bedroom St. Clair Shores semi-ranch with enclosed breezeway. bungalow beautifully decorated throughout IASSOCIATES ASSOCIATES gorgeous kitchen Light, large, lovely rooms Kitchen recently updated with solid oak 775-6200 and a gamesroom complete With bar, kitchen cabinets, bUilt-in appliances. All new second FIRST OFFERINGS and the works! floor bath WAYBURN - Perky bungalow below $30,000of. N RENAUD - Desirable four bedroom family fered with Land Contract terms or assump- home With loads of storage, two full baths, hon New carpet, three bedrooms, one and one family room, enclosed porch, completely half baths finished paneled recreation room COLONIAL: TRADITIONAL FAVORITE FOR A GROWING FAMILY BERKSHIRE - Large rooms and lots of space In PEMBERTON - POSSibilIties abound In thiS at- tlus flYebedroom, two bath bnC'!cColomal Ex- tractive four bedroom Colomal 2,200square U:U:'lV~ :.tvacllS-= .w"! ..vw,t..l ..pace .n the f.:~tCC:'l!r'111y~lr condltloned '.vith re','1er fur- '*{! v/, ~'¥~.~ cheerful updated kitchen, enormous hVlng nace Offers all hardwood floors and well land- f..... J>:"'~ I-..>',....:...~~".o~..,. , room has natural fll'eplace. Also features den scaped lot ALMOST NEW - (1978) Three bedroom Coloma 1 A TERRIFIC LOCATION for the lovely English Colomal! Freshly pamted and in excellent condi- and family room. service stairs m the Woods Family room, flmshed basement, BERKSHIRE - Five oedroom American Colomal tIOn, It offers three bedrooms, one and one half abWldant closet space and prIStine condll.1onmake With two and one half baths All hardwood baths, lIvmg room With fireplace, formal dInmg McMILLAN - One of Grosse POInte's most It a standout In thiS price range' Transferred floors, Intercom, in-ground sprmklers, fami- room, kitchen With pantry and breakfast room popular locations and a ClaSSICTudor Coloma I owner IS askmg $73,500 ly room and enclosed breezeway Secluded Also finished recreation room With bUilt In bar! Three bedrooms, one and one half baths, fami- ly room patio and gnll DON'T MISS THESE OTHER FINE OFFERINGS! Stunmng manor home on WINDMILL POINTE BALFOUR - Large English Tudor on deep lot. REDUCEDl' '! 370 MclVIIllan, now $89,900for thiS umquely located three bedroom Colonial with attach. Exqwsitely detailed EnglISh Cotswold Estate Four bedroom, two and one half baths, flmsh- on one and one half acres of outstandIng lake. ed garage Brick patio and gas grill overlook lovely large yard Also offers country kitchen and recrea. ed third floor, kitchen with breakfast nook tlon room With full bath front property Amemhes too numerous to hst IN THE SHORES - Center entrance Colomal With four bedrooms, two and one half baths Kitchen has Call for an excIting brochure with details on bwlt In appliances and eatmg area Also features master bedroom swte, family room, fmlShed recrea- BUCKINGHAM - Beautifully landscaped five thiS landmark home Iton room and central air bedroom Engbsh Tudor complete With beam- POTENTIAL - ThiS custom bUilt Colonial has It I Offers four bedrooms, three and one half baths, fami- ed ceilings and handsome fIreplaces Exten- BALFOUR - Handsome pillared four bedroom ly room, hbrary, heated garden room and large kitchen With eatmg area All ready to decorate to SiVe redecoration 15 hlghhghted by new kit- Colomal has super spaclOusness, beautiful your heart's dehght' chen and breakfast nook paneled library with fireplace - four room A CLASSIC - 10 every sense of the word describes this elegant Tudor situated in a lovely landscaped swte Withseparate entrance for office or fami- settIng Features five bedrooms, four baths, two lavatOries, famdy room, lIbrary, modern kitchen, BERKSHIRE - Ideal set up for professIOnal seek- ly quarters heated greenhouse and so very much more! ing office In the home Attractive four YOUR OWN CORNER OF THE WORLD - In thiS private and secluded Cotswold style home ThiS um- bedroom, two and one half baths, center en. Updated three bedroom Colonial with new kitchen, que offering has living room with fireplace, formal dining room, family room With fireplace, three trance Colonial Separate offices with their large utility room, new carpeting, energy sav- bedrooms all With private baths and a gourmet kitchen! own entrance under $70,000 lOgS features on HAMPTON. STATELY Colomal In the Woods has cll'cular drive to welcome you. This wonderful home also offers hvmg room With fireplace, formal dInmg room, terrifiC kitchen With Jenn-Alre, den, sun room, five INCOMES: IMPORTANT TAX BENEFITS bedrooms, three and one half baths and more!' WAYBURN - Two bedrooms, one bath two family ALSO NOT TO BE MISSED ...• NOITINGHAM - Two uruts, each three bedrooms LAKEPOINTE - Two and two all brick mcome Completely renovated, live In lower and rent out upper!! BEACONSFIELD - Three bedrooms each, separate furnaces WILLIAMS CT E. - Super clean three bedroom ranch With faml1y room, recreation room With wet bar, ALTER - Cape cod mcomes two-two bedroom umts central air, attached garage, all on a qUiet court. BEACONSFIELD - Brick four-plex, two bedrooms each RENAUD - A lovely home on a large lot is a combination that insures family enjoyment There are four bedrooms, two and one half baths, lIbrary, screened terrace and attached garage OPEN HOUSES 1222BUCKINGHAM CALL TAPPAN TODAY FOR ALL OF YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS . 325 McMILLAN 881-8900 • 710 Notre Dame FIRST OFFERING FIRST OFFERING !rim SafO,$ ~J!>c:nC:£1Jn~ 17108 MACK 886-9030 OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 FLAIR FOR DECORATING BUT FUNDS ARE MEADOW LANE One of Grosse Pointe LIMITED? Then thiS $1,000 cash decoratmg Farms' most deSirable streets' ThiS charming albwanee on a two bedroom condo IS the plan for home offers four bedrooms, cozy den and totally you Lots of storage, central air condlhorung, first mamtenance free extenor. Much new decoratmg floor lavatory and laWldry room Appliances m- and remodeling done In past few years Priced at eluded. Area convenient to freeway and Metro $122,500 Beach recreation area Great for the first time buyer. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OP"EN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 377 RIDGEMONT 1689 BROADSTON E Three bedroom bnck bungalow, m super location! Beautiful four bedroom Colomal With third floor Featurmg: formal dlmng room, fInished base. expansion, attached garage, extra lot! Fantastic ment, modem kitchen, natural fireplace, one and area' Priced at only $89,900. Open Sunday 2-5 one half car garage Fantastlc decor! Move right m! Open Sunday 2.5. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT CHARM THROUGHOUT - unusual FARM- .v {:,4;.ar? HOUSE situated m the SHORES close to -V#miA I Lakeshore Large country kitchen, formal dimng 1008BUCKINGHAM GracIOus hVIng can be room Upstairs and downstairs "parlors" Many had 10 thiS quahty four bedroom, two and one half Improvements mcludmg all new wmdow bath Enghsh that offers great versatility In Its treatments Great for the growmg family uses An updated kitchen With laundry area, together With numerous OLD WORLD features are both a few reasons to mspect thiS offermg SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 22 WEBBER PLACE 905 BERKSHIRE Gorgeous bnc~ EnglIsh Tudor for the "Super Ex- Gorgeous fIve bedroom EnglIsh Tudor With four ecuttve " Immaculate estate located In Grosse and one half baths, lIbrary, bay wmdowed Pomte Shores' A'decorator's delight' Call for your b~eakfast room, formal dmmg room, basement private showmg' WItha Pewablc hIe recreation room and fireplace Also, an unbelievable three story entrance foyer With stamed glass skylIght' LOVELY 2,000 SQUARE FOOT center entrance PRICE REDUCED TO THE Mld-SeventJes Colonial m Grosse POinte Park New kitchen With owner transferred and anxIous to sell thIS newly breakfast room, three bedrooms, one and one half decorated four bedroom Colomal With two car at- bath plus den all tastefully redecorated At. tached garage A cash rebate Will be given to 10- tractive finanCing available With high balance stall fIrst floor powder room Land Contract assumptIon Company transfer ;r~>, iii "$4~ "'$ SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 1434-36 SOMERSET FantastIc two family With separates I Super ren- tal area of Grosse Pomte! Simple assumptIOn available on Land Contract I Call today for details' DESIGNED BY Smith, Hinchman & Grylls ThIS graceful English Tudor IS dramatically Sited on PRICE REDUCTION 20720MARTER ROAD - You can't beat the price' Only $99,900for all thiS?' Three bedroom brick Col. an ImpresSIVe 200 x 300lot close to Lake 8t Clair A SPECIAL IfOUSE FOR A SPECIAL BUYER omal With great features I Two and one half bathrooms, family room, natural fireplace, beautlful Beautifully fmlshed hardwood floors throughout BUilt With a European flair, all hVlng space covered patiO, and much more' Call today for more super details' II Fireplaces In hvmg room, library, master !>tarts on the second floor .BeautIful detail 20482LENNON - Gorgeous three bedroom ranch In Harper Woods! FeaturIng finished basement With bedroom and garden room Color brochure throughout, spacIOus rooms, natura! floors and kitchen and one and one half baths, Grosse Pomte schools! Private street' $59,9001 available upon request dramatic architecture best descrIbe thIS house .. .. ------' Thursday, January 31, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven.B , , . .... , ~ ,< , Now,famous Marlboro Red ' ..... ,'. and Marlboro Lights are also available ina convenient new 25's pack. ,. ___ ...:t- __ ~_ . , - Forsmokers who prefer the convenience of five more cigarettes per pack~ Warning, The Surgeon General Has Determlne'd That CIgarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Lights 11 mg . lar. 07 mg Olcolloe- Kings 17 mg 'lar' 11 mg olcolloe av per cigarette by FTC method Not ava liable 10 some areas c PNIip _, InC , ... \ ¥ Page Twelve.B Feature Thursday, January 31, 1985 Pointer of Elegant VJ~1zte Interest Eating Counter POlnts Aselection ofrecipes from the low- By Pat Rousseau "I'm really excited," says Jamce calorie, low-cholesterol - and Tnmpe. "I feel good about myself penny-wise - collection of Thyra The Look OfTomorrow. . . is here today. see Dacor and my work." There wasa time, not Grey Howard and Helena DeWitt modular cooktops, drop-ms and free standing range at too long past, when she thought she'd Roth featuring, this week, SWEET Mutschler Kitchens. The black porcelain enamel fmish never make tha tstatement. But now, TREATS to brighten a snowy day. and contoured elements are a breakthrough in clea~- after two yea rs on the sick list, Janice • • • ability ... no coils, no drip pans. A swipe of a sponge 1S feels great, and she's working like a all it takes to keep it beautIful. It's also energy efficient. house afire COCOAKISSES 3 large e~g whites See the nc\','~t~nd bestin!'Jtchen designs at 2(1??7M~ck .. My goal 11:0 Lo ~t: L odck ill tv Avenue, 884-3700. 1/2 tsp. cream of tartar sculpture full-time by late spr10g or 1cup sugar, sifted * * * early summer. I'm work1Ogonsome- thing new now. I have a fascination 2 Tbsp. unsweetened cocoa Final Clearance ... Save 50% off all winter for glass and plastics: clear things." Beat egg whites until foamy. Add fashions and 70% off a selected grOL!p of fa- cream oftartar; beat until sort peaks shions at the Pointe Fashions, 15112Kercheval She hasn't stopped her portrait form. Gradually beat in sugar, a few In the Park, 822-2818. work. It's what first brought her to tablespoons at a time. Beat until stiff. • • • public attention, and it's popular. It Fold in cocoa. Drop batter by level sells. She's particularly fond ofdoing teaspoonfuls on nonstick cookie CIOIleOut. .• on all Ultima II products lets you save25% oUat the children's heads. Her fIrst were por- Notre Dame Pharmacy in the VlIIage. sheets which have been sprayed with traits of her own Aimee and Chris, at 011. Bake in pre-heated 2750oven 18to • • • 4and 3respectively. Since then, she's 20 minutes. Cool before removing ..""I "0 The Vintage Pointe ... offers a savings of done about 150 children's heads. from cookie sheets. Store in a very i'_'i 25% off baskets from all over the world. Includ- Among other things. dry place. Makes about 8 dozen. ed are picnic hampers, bread hampers and One style leads to another. Janice Calories per kiss about 9. ~.I~• fruit baskets. Open seven days a week, Ker- points out the musculature in one of CholesterolO. cheval at Notre Dame. Delivery available in her early torsos, contrasts it with the ill • .. =-\... . the area, ~-OSOO'. smooth, rhythm-in-the-round lines of ) ill her more recent work. One medium CHEESECAKE leads to another. Janice has worked 2 env. unflavored gelatin Charm Her ... this Valentine's Day with a gold in virtually everything, from indus- I cup water heart charmfrom the excellent selection of 14K charms trial and terra cotta clay to bronze, lean (l0/3cups) evaporated skim ... some with diamonds, others with precious stones. from porcelain to polyester resin milk Ma rk a special occasion with an appropriate cha rm for I pkg. (8 oz.) Neufchatel cheese her bracelet, charm holder or as a'p'endant. You'lljind Her special commissions range from a portrait of Mikhail Bary- 2cups skim milk cottage cheese, the one she loves at edmund t. AHEEjewelry co., 20139 shnikov for Sheldon Gold, New York, sieved Mack A venue at Oxford. Open Fridays until 8 p. m., to a giant plastic gopher mask con. 1f2 cup sugar or I Tbsp.liquid ar- 886.4600. tracted for by WCARRadio for a pro- tificial sweetener • • • motion. Among the more than 200 I Tbsp. lemon juice Starling February Flnt ... Ed Maliszewski wlll offer you an op- private collectors who own her work I Tbsp. vanilla portunity to buy uy area rugatorewide at an excellent savings at 21435 are Henry Ford II (a bronze torso) Yt. tsp. salt Mack. Free Parking In front, 77&-5511. and Chuck Muer. 3 Tbsp. graham crackers • • • Not bad for someone who didn't Sprinkle gelatin over water in HARVEY'S COMPLEAT TRAVELER .. begin sculpting until she was SO.But Janice B. Trimpe, of McKinley Avenue saucepan. Heat until gelatin com- great handbag SALE, 30-50% .. Coach, Lou Janice, 41 now, has always been in pletely dissolves. Remove from Taylor, etc ... Luggage, gifts, business cases the arts. "From hair dressing to billed CCS as "a great school." think I'd rather be lOth than second. heat; stir in evaporated skim milk. tool dress desi~ning to painting - all the THE INSTRUCTOR, Janice af. To come so close! " Beat Neufchatel cheese till • ill • paintings m the house are mine, too firms, was dead right. And it didn't But it was by no means a totalloss . smooth. Add cottage cheese. Beat - to pottery to sculpture ... and I'd take long for CCSto discover that, in Jamce learned the mechanics ofpre- well. Add milk/gelatin mixture, Hurry Spring ... A wonderful way to like to learn glass blowing." You Janice, they had a great student. paring and submitting a professional sugar, lemon juice, vanilla and salt. bring the freshness of springtime into your move on, or you discover yourself Twelve weeks after she enrolled, she proposal She did something she'd Chill until thick as unbeaten egg , home now is with the Scent of Spring pot- standing aside. "1 find in life that was given an advanced studio, "to do never done before. She moved on. whites. pourri. Itcaptures the fragrance of spring's everything leads to something else " anything I wanted to do." She work- Beat until mixture is very smooth. ed hard and she worked fast, finish- And it's not as if she'd never ra- 2 many blossoms, priced $6.50at The Mole SHE WAS BORN inChicago, grew Sprinkle Tbsp. graham cracker ing28tn 30pit!ces fOl.'the CCSstudent cei vea.recoenitlQnfDr-he.f-WQl'lbSbe- "C!f'iiW1~ bettom of 9-lncH i'UUM \ . Hole, It.reJi.vQl aUt. t::lalt and T.oWQr 200, ~ I)tl Grosse lIe, lived in-Indian Vil- show in her fIrst year was a Merit Scholarship (95th per. cake pan. Pour beaten mixture in Renaissance Center. A vailable also in lage for a whlle before moving to centile) recipient while at CCS and scented oil. A thoughtful Valentine! Grosse Pointe "I've lived on the She only had SIXpieces in the stu- pan. Sprinkle remaining 1 Tbsp. receIved a CCS Merit Award for pri- graham cracker crum bs over top. • • • water all my life. Right now, I'm far- dent show the following year, but she vate studio studies. She was also a ther away from wa ter than I've been Chill until set. Garnish with slices of ' A Facial .. designed for your skin probiems by Pat at Francesco's. was laboring under a handicap: a Women's Sculpturing League fresh or canned fruit. Makes 12 Mini '15. Full'2S, 882-2550. smce I was 5. My Indian Village broken arm That would have knock- Scholarship recipient. house was in the first block of Jef- ed most sculptors nght out of the servings. j • • • ferson; Icould see the water from my rmg Not Janice. She's ambidex- Her exhibits range from pnvate Calories per serving about 140. It's The Time ... for SAVINGS IE.C. White's Old windows." trous. She did the life-size standing showings in 1976and '78at AAAGal- Cholesterol about 18mgs. f House and Conover combine to offer you 30% OFF all woman pictured on Page One of this lery to a one-woman show at Gallery • • .. sofas and chairs ... including special orders. This is She has to bicycle down to take a Renaissance in 1980 to a show at look at the lake now, but she doesn't week's Second Section one-handed I BUTTERMILK COOKIES quality! STOP at 26717Little Mack. Closed Mondays. Goeddeke Garden Gallery m Mount I mind that. "I like to bike ride. That's She opened a storefront studio, lf3 cup unsalted margarine Open Thursdays an~ Fridals until 9 p.m., 776-6230 Clemens last year. She's shown at the I ' why I moved here. In summer, 1 Jan's Artistry, on Shelby 10 down- Grosse Pointe War Memorial, and 1 cup sugar I guess 1bike about 40 miles a week. town Detroit She appeared on tele- also taught there Among other 1 tsp. vanilla The End Of The Month Toy Sale ... con- •'What else do 1enjoy domg? I like VIsionand radio, was •'written up" 10 places. She's even taught sculpture 2 cups flour tinues at The School Bell, 17904Mack A venue. \ to give parties; they're fun. I like the downtown papers. She was gomg to the blind. I tsp. cream of tartar great guns ... and then the Reces- I tsp. baking powder Pick up a value for your favorite Valentine. ~ A dancing - when I can find a partner. "I'm a good teacher, and 1love it, sion hit. Jan's Artistry, opened 10 I cup low.calorie buttermilk • • • llikeiceskating. Ilovetocook; that's 1976,closed 101979. and I want to do it again." No doubt The ConveftH:nt Place ... to bring your lamps for the proper fit part of the Italian Mother heritage. about it: she wilL And she'll find, In medium bowl, beat margarine, lor a new lamp ahade IsWright's Girt and Lamp Shop. Also mOlltlamp But I cook by weeks." Still, Jamce Trimpe, sculptor, was eventually, a storefront location in sugar and vanilla until light and Duf- repairs CaD be done while you wait. FREE PARKING next to the doing well, especially 10 regards to The Pointe where she can set up a fy. In another bowl, sift together What Janice means is that, when flour, cream of tartar and baking building, 18650Mack Avenue. she cooks, she cooks up a storm, a portraIt commissions .. and then new gallery, a place where she can ill ill she got sick She continued to sculpt, see and be seen People stimulate powder. Stir in buttermilk. • week's worth at a time, then squir- Thoroughly combine the two mbe- rels the results away in the freezer but on a part-time basis. She went to her; Jan's Artistry welcomed walk- Call For Exercise Class Schedule tures. Preheat oven to 400o. Drop bat- for day-by-day use. She even does her work for her father, and she enjoys ins More than one curious passer-by ... 772.9470. Free baby sitting Tues. children's lunches by the week. that work, is good at It - but It isn't )was pressed mto servIce as a model. ter by rounded teaspoonfuls onto day and Thursday mornings. Aimee, 15,a South High student, and Her Work. For a while, she Just didn't And loved it i greased cookie sheet and bake 8to 10 ~ Chris, 14,at Brownell, peel off their feel good enough to get on with her minutes, or until cookies are • • • ~<~ THE TOOLS OF her trade are all Baggies for the day. sculpture as she wanted to get on delicately browned and almost no ' r with it. over her McKinley Avenue home. imprint remains when touched light- Aimee is, her mother says, "my She does all her own molding and pro- ly with fingertip. Makes about 3 Coloseum 20e0 •.. hair care, 2Q311Mack at ~ writer." (Aimee, overhearmg this, And then she got well. AnoperatIOn cessmg. Her kiln and molds are in the dozen. Lochmoor. Grosse Pointe Woods, 881-7252. ~ ' says, "Oh, MO-THER!") ChrIS was performed. the problem found, basement Her studio is the break- Calories per cookie about 63. • • • wants to be an animated cartoomst solved Janice was - is - back in fast nook Her house is her gallery. Cholesterol about 2 mgs. L This week. busmess She's sculptmgupa storm, and she • • • Beverly's Hallmark Store ... Marter Road & Jef- Janice, who has been working as LAST YEAR, SHE entered a com- DELECTABITES sales manager for a commercial petition for the first time, submittmg feels good about herself and her ferson, S1. Clair Shores has a full supply of Valentine work "If I couldn't sculpt, what 1f2 cup unsalted margarine cards and gifts. AMPLE FREE PARKING. Open 10 pr10tmg firm owned by her father, a proposal for the statue ofJoe Louis would r do?" Janice, smoothing the George Goslee, would like to get back to be placed 10front of DetrOit's Joe 2 Tbsp. granulated sugar a.m.-9p.m. surface of one of her works-in- 1 tsp. vanilla 1Otosculpting full-time. She got into LoUISArena She came in second m progress, wrinklesherforehead Not it seriously 10 1975,when she enrolled the natIOnWIde contest "I'm not a 1cup sifted all-purpose flour in a frown, but in contemplation of a 1cup finely chopped walnuts at the Center for Creative Studies. competitIVe person," she says, "so newposslblhty Anotherwayofmov- "I'd taken a class from someone who the competitIOn Itself was hard on lOgon 112cup powdered sugar Short and to The Pointe wenttoschoolthere " The instroctor me And to take second place 1 Thoroughly mix margarine, sugar "Probably," she decides, "study and vanilla. Gradually stir in flour I------I Kiddie Kalo course keeps on growing psychology That's my second and walnuts. Chill. Shape Into favontethmg I'mnota 'non-eonfor- marble-size balls. Bake on ungreas- Among Kalamazoo College the medieval Towneley Cycle KIddie Kalo, the jumor versIOn of Babyslttmg ISavailable for the bal- mIst' - that's not the right word, but ed cookie sheets in preheated 3500 students named to the school's presented by Hillsdale College 10OC- Assumption Cultural Center's popu- ance of the hour, at a fee of 50cents 1can't thmk of another one - but 1 oven 15to 17minutes, until firm but Dean's List for the fall, 1984quarter tober are Joe Walker, son of Mrs. lar Kalosomat!cs exercise pro- For every movement made by a have studied metaphySICS and not brown. Roll gently in powdered were Andreas P. Deutz, son of Dr. Joseph Walker, of Moran Road, who gram, keeps on growing Classes are child's body, there ISa correspondmg psychic phenomena The brain fas- sugar. Cool; sugar again. Makes and Mrs. Josef Deutz, of Chalfonte portrayed "God" A senior at now offered Monday through Fnday movement In hIs/her central ner- cmates me" about 50cookies. Avenue; and DavidJ. Farina,sonof Hillsdale, he has been active 10 many mornings from 9 30to 10a.m. at two vous system KIddie Kalo's So-min- Calories per cookie about 43. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Farina, of other theatre productIOns locatIOns: one for AssumptIOn Nur- ute workouts use appropnate child- CholesterolO. Moorland Drive • •• sery School students at the Assump- hood musIc and eqUIpment to physl- Conquer fear • • • • • Ralph J. Ladd, of The Shores, has bon Nursery and Toddler Center, cally mampulate the large and small ALMOND MACAROONS • been reelected to the Olivet College 22150Marter Road, the other for the muscles Thlsnotonlypromotesrhy- Mark H. Loving, of The Woods, Board of Trustees for a term ending general public and children whose thm, body awareness, balance and with Phase I 112 lb. almond paste 3 egg whites, slightly beaten received a Master of SCience degree 10 September, 1988 Ladd, a 1935 mothersareengagedmtheirownex- eye-footcoordmabon, butalsostlm- "Overcoming the Fear of Com- from the SChool of Community and Olivet graduate, IS chairman of the ercise program at Assumption's ulates bram development puters" ISthe subject for Phase 1,the % cup sifted flour Allied Health at the University of f>XP<'Ut!Vf>committee of MiC'hii1an Main Center. 21800Marter Road. Further informatIOn on Assump- smgle, young adults, a~es 25 to 40. If2 cup granulated su~ar Alabama in Birmingham last Mutual Insurance Company~ in Fee IS$1 ~r KIddie Kalo session, tlOn's KIddie Kaio program may oe who gather regularly for Sunday 'h cup confectioners' sugar summer Detroit payable dally, weekly or monthly obtamed by calling 779-6111. evemng program meetmgs at Grosse Y. tsp. salt • • Pomte Memorial Church, thIS Sun- Work almond paste with wooden day, Feb 3, at 7'45 pm spoon until smooth. Add slightly Navy Seaman Apprentice Farrell setting sail for exotic M of 1492' Robert Sheridan, a trammg In- beaten egg whites and blend Christopher A.Ganoff, son of Mr. and While ChrIstopher Columbus was day, f'eb 6. Farrell Will sall, ren of the Sun" structor at O-E Learn10g Jnc , WIll thoroughly. Add flour, sugars and Mrs. Charles Ganof! Jr., of McMIllan out dIscovering the New World, peo. rhetorically speakmg, to ByzantIUm prOVide pertment mformatlon on salt Whichhave been sifted together. Road, has been graduated from the pIe In other parts of the world did not HIS program Will focus on Spamsh Farrell ISan as!>()('lateprofessor of computers and thE.'future roles they Drop from teaspoon on baking sheets Gunner's Mate Techmcian "A" put their lives on hold To demon- and Turkish Art Art History at the Umverslty of may play m our society covered with heavy paper. Bake in School at the service SChool Com- strate thiS, art historian Michael WIndsor, adjunct curator of Educa- Phase I's monthly "mght on the preheated 3000 oven about 30 mand in Great Lakes, Ill. He ISa 1983 . Farrell WIlldiscuss the cultural, ar- The followmgWednesday, Feb 13, tlOnat the DetrOIt Institute of Arts town" IS scheduled for Saturday, minutes. Remove from paper while graduate of Grosse Pointe South tistle, histonc and architectural he Willexplore "Pleasure Domes of and dIrector of the Art House In De- Feb 2, starting at 7 p m at The still warm. (If paper sticks to High School trends of the 15thcentury in a three- Kubla Khan," Central ASian and trOlt Admls'>lon IS$18for hiSsenes, WishIng Well in RoseVille Members cookies, moisten iton the underside.) • • • part 8 p m lecture serIes, "1492," at Chmese Art The fmallecturc, Wed- $8for a smgle lecture AddItional m- may gather for dmner or jom the Makes 4 dozen. Among cast members of "Sheep the Grosse Pomte War Memorial. nesday, Feb. 20,will be an mtroduc- formatIOn may be obtamed and res- group later to hear a three-piece Calories per macaroon about 40. and Goots," three blbhcal playsfrom In hiS first lecture next Wednes- tlOn to the art of the Aztecs, "Child- ervahons made by calhng 881-7511 band, which starts at 9 pm. • Cholesterol- a trace. Section C Sports & classifieds Thursday, January 31, 1985 > North cagers are ;'Sports Dragon 'kilIers' By Bill Hoover added 12 Kopltzke added eIght North High pomts and 12 assists. North HIgh's varsity basketball North's next game IS at Dear- ~Week team topped a successful week born on Feb I, game time IS8 P m. ., , .. V/~',connor with a 75-73upset Win over the C!ln- /. /.... :Y,...; tommle Dragons on Jan 25 North JV drops two; coupled that victory with a 69-55 frosh split win over South Lake to even its rec- North's JV team dropped both of Psssst Want to know a secret? Come closer. Nobody else list- ord at 5-5 and move mto first place ItSgames last week, losmg to South emng, is there? Good. Here goes: I lost another Super Bowl bet. 10 the Bi-County League Ag.:u!1.stSouth L3ke Ui l' en J.1n Lake 52-42 on Jan 22 and to Clin- I kno~, I know. It's hard to believe. Me, being wrong about 22, North dominated from the very tondale, 7444, on Jan 25 Dave Jus- somt;thIng concerning sports. Even more difficult to accept is start, racmg to a 9-2 advantage hce led North III scoTlng WIth 13 after Rob "Skinhead" Skuras pm- POints agamst South Lake. Tom that It.happens every year; I've never, ever picked the cor- Shehah had 17 points agamst rect WInner of the Super Bowl ned a Cavaliers' open-court lay-up on the glass, Igniting home court Clmtondale. I started back in 1969, when as a precocious 12-year-old I in- fans. Tough calls and a hustl10g North's JV plays at Dearborn correctly predIcted that the Baltimore Colts would beat the'New South Lake team kept the game Feb 1 at 6'30 p m. Norsemen frosh opened last York Jets. I lost my lunch money on that one and it's been all within reach, 21-15,at the end of the week with a 5541 WIn over East downhill since then. first quarter The Norsemen controlled the Detroit Oakwood before falhng vic- Photos by Tom Greenwood . Okay, so I've had an off decade or two when it comes to pick- second quarter, capitahzing on tim to Cl1Otondale, 58-52 mg pro football results. Wasn't I right about the Detroit Tigers A key jumper by Dan Kopitzke South Lake turnovers to take an Steve Neiman led North with 15 points against Oakwood, whlIe wmning a World Series? Didn't I correctly predict that either (above) with seven seconds left ll-pomt lead, 37-26, at the half The gave North's varsity basketball second half was all North as It built Steve Langs and Kirk Lowry had 12 North or South would win the annual football clash of the two pomts and six rebounds each and schools? I've got the talent ... it just takes a vacation when it team a 75-73 upset ove:, pre~ leads as high as 18, while recording viously-unbeaten Clintondale a third league win in three trIes. Karl Schultz f10ished WIth eight comes to Super Bowls. POints and 13 rebounds. last week. North's Art Szyman- North was led by Art "The Wiz- ard" Szymanski, who finished with Schultz led North against Chn- But listen, don't tell anyoIJ.e, okay? I wouldn't want it to get ski (left) led the Norsemen with a tondale WIth 16 points and eight re- around. And if a guy who calls hImself Da vid Joenks (who coin- career-high 35 points. 16points and eight rebounds. KeVin Weidinger had 14 points and 13 re- bounds. Langs had 14 points while cidentally, always correct with his Super Bowl bets, dar~ him) i~ bounds while Rob Skuras added 14 Todd "The Tower" Dessinger col. starts boastmg around town that he once again outsmarted a points lected 19 rebounds certain Grosse Pointe sportswriter on the subject of picking Facmg the highly-touted Drag- Super Bowl winners, don't listen to him. South cagers rebound ons at Clintondale on Friday night, Spikers at 3-1 North played with great intensIty North's varsity volleyball team (I'll get him when it comes time to pick a Stanley Cup winner). South's varsity spikers will con- By David Loffredo from the start, turning fIrst-quar- crushea Bi-County opponent Clin- tmue theIr season this Friday, Feb South High ter Clintondale presses into fast tondale last week, 15-5, 15,13, to im- 1, at home agamst L'Anse Creuse '" '" break situations, gettmg many prove their league mark to 3-1 Rebounding from their first loss North Game hme is 5 p.m. Thanks to Uni versity Liggett School's Cathy Schmidt for the of the season, the South varsity easy shots while forcing Dragon Then on Jan 25, North beat War- pair of "alligator" socks she sent to me after I griped about how basketball team crushed the An- fouls. The score was tied at 18-18at ren Lincoln, 15-7, 15-9. Paula cold I get at high school hockey games. Cathy also sent a match- chor Bay Tars, 65.48, on Jan 22 The girls' freshman volleyball the end of the quart~r. Harms, Celeste Sartor and Cindy Clintondale opened the second Bowman led the spiking attack ing, mismatched pair (one blue, one red - the Knights' colors) The Blue DeVIls Jumped out to an team split in last week's action, early 8-2 lead and never looked evening its record at 5.2. quarter with three unanswered along with Heidi Jaeger, while to Detroit Free Press Macomb/East sportswriter Terry Foster. back The scoring attack was led baskets and after a missed dunk by strong settmg by Dawn Cartwright He wondered in his Jan. 24 sports column if he should take South opened the week with a by semors Al Ament and Rick 15-3, 11-15, 15-10 demise of Chippe- Clintondale's Percy Daniels, North and Virgima Sanders helped seal Cathy's suggestion and switch the odd socks with me, or just Whitney who contributed 18 and 16 wa Valley before losing to L'Anse called time out When play re- the victory. keep them the way they are. points respectively. Creuse 15-8, 5.15, 6.15. sumed, the Norsemen settled down North's JV spikers stayed un- South's Friday game against to finish strongly, trailing only beaten by topping Warren Lincoln, Hold on to them, Terry. I'm going to. Thatway, the next time The frosh play Feb. 1 at home Port Huron Northern was postpon- against L'Anse Creuse North, at 6 35-32 at halftime. 15.3, 15-8.Julie Cook led North With somebody grumbles that the folks who cover sports in the ed due to poor weather. p.m. North picked away at the eight service points and Missy Grosse Pointe area wouldn't know their right foot from their left, The JV team had trouble with Dragons' lead and with 3:57 left m Preston had six points North's we can show 'em how we keep track. Anchor Bay, losing 58-50 South Wrestlers win the quarter, took a 44-43 lead on a frash lost to L' Anse Creuse, 15-10, teams played Roseville on Jan 29 Wins by Dave Morinelli, Paul Jumper by Dan "Master D" Kopit- 15-4, on Jan. 24. (after press time) and will con. Andrepont, Frank Murray, Dave zke. Two minutes later, when Chn- '" '" tmue their seasons tomorrow at Ludlow and BIll Thomas gave the tondale starter Willie Pennywell Gymnasts lose Favorite Moment this Winter: The impromptu concert I got L' Anse Creuse against the LCN South varsity wrestling team its fouled out, a cool Dragon team re- The gymnaatic& team feU to from the ULS Lower SChool music class during a walking tour Crutladers. JV tipOff is ~ p.rn , the fIrst win of the season, a 51-24 VIC- gained the lead with one minute Dearborn, 131-0-1%1.4on Jan. 23. of the ULS facilities I took with athletic director Bob Wood varsity contest will begin at 7:45 tory over Port Huron Northern. left. kopitzke tJJep buried a jumper ~ of the meet iocJuded Jill ,I recently. p.m. Later in the week, South compet- at the hon1 to give North a 54-5:1 Boardman' • .second place on the South's freshman basketball ed in the Bloomfield HiJIs Andover lead after three. vault (8.65) and Cindy Dundon's I don't know about you, Coach, but I thought "Rocky" never team split Its games last week. Los- Invitational where they finished Jon "Sweet J" Palazzo stole the third place (8.35) OD the vault. (By sounded so good. ing to Anchor Bay, 38-37,on Jan. 22, seventh out of ten teams. Murray, fourth quarter tipoff for a Iay-up ro Brooke Bessert). before bouncing back to beat East Ludlow and Thomas were third in give North a three-point lead, '" '" '" Detroit Kelly, 75-37, on Jan. 28 their respective weIght categories. which it held behind the clutch South's shooting went cold The wrestlers WIll try for their shootil]$ of Szymanski and Things I Don't Want to Read About Anymore: Detroit Tiger Skuras. The Dragons' Daniels, who Northicers Willie Hernandez' new contract. The Super Bowl (for obvious against the Tars, as the Devl1s hit second wm tomght m Roseville at 6 only 13of 53from the floor and 11 of p.m. ' led his team with 18 points, fouled reasons). State basketball rankings that don't have South High 25 from the line Doug Lucas had 13 out with 2: 52 remainiQg. The Drag- lose tough ones in them. Groundhogs. World Series riots. Arctic cold waves and Swimmers split ons came back to take lhe lead with points and 13 rebounds Also scor- The North High hockey team had freezing temperatures in Florida (awwwwwww ... ). Analysis ing were Mike Paull (mne), Nick The South varsity SWIm team 2:07 left, only to lose it 31 seconds later on a basket by Szymanski a tough week, losing to top-rated of the Red Wings' problems. Saros and Roger Drabant (five splIt in last week's action, evemng Catholic Central, 7-2, and to Cran- each), Bryan Jones (three), and its record at 5-2. The Devils began Clintondale knotted the score twice * more before Kopitzke hit on brook, 5-2. The final scores made '" Mike Finch ., .\ " '. " Page Two-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, January 31, 1985 Falcon teams on winning streak Commg off an undefeated week Sparkman added another SIXwhile good team defense was led by Kelly agalllst DetrOit Queen of Heaven, Jackie Marshall and Christy Wrom- Darke and Beth Wromkowskl the St Clare !,'alrons enjoyed kowskl combmed for 12 rebounds St Clare's varsIty boys moved in- another successful day last Sunday The girls are first place With two to first place With a 50-44wm over as four of the five Falcon basketball league games remainIng. St Matthew. Free throw shooting teams were vlclonous over DetrOit The Falcon fifth/SIxth grade gIrls was the key as St Clare scored 18 St Matthew can move Into first With a WIn this points from the hne. Frank ZielInski The St Clare gll'ls' varsity squad Sunday, Feb 3, over St Verolllca, had a season-high 20 pomts, hittmg ran Its record to 12-0by defeatlllg St after toppmg St Matthew, 32-19, eight for 11 from the three throw Matthew, Jo-14 Cece Rettig and behInd Jill Johnson's game-high 14 line Paul Moglelski pumped m 10 Kristen Kasprczyk were high scor- POllltS. Anne Sullivan and Maggie poInts while Jeff Whitty, Mike Pote ers '''Ith eight POlllts each Jenny Haun combined for 10 POllltSwhile and Chns May added the remaIning 20 POInts Also m first place are the Falcon North ieers lose ... boys' fifth/SIxth graders, undefeat- ed In league play The boys had to (Continued froll1 Page Ie) Cabrlm on Satudav, Feb 2 Game fight back from an 18-pomt defiCit to the second penod VI hen the Norse- tIme IS7 20 pm' top St Matthew, 39-35 High scorers men came roanng back on a pall' of were Sl Clare's Tim Gramlmg, goals from Ke\ III Tisdale Grosse Swimmers poised for John Temple, Mark Evans, Todd Pomte had been badly outshot Inthe 2nd place Goolsby and Scott StudZlIlSkl fll'st period. but turned play around The Falcon boys' JV squad, com- to contI 01 the action III the last two North High's varsity sWimmers mg off a fine upset VlctOl'yover first period:. are sel for the second half of their placeSt Raymond, saw their shoot- Cathohc Central's goaltender season, after compiling a 3-3 mark and llllalifvIne' one <;wimm<>f for mg go cold m a 41-19loss to St Mat. r!':lce same :mpcss~b!c S~\'cs ~~d tilew. i\I1ke Relllt: dUU JUll PULe robbed John Russell, Greg Henchel, the state finals Mike Woods' time combmed for 11 points, CharlIe Frank Ven~o, Tom Ugval and John of 1'03 5 III the breaststroke IScur- Bibeau pulled down five rebounds Andary from close range when it ap- rently good for state competItIon. Four of St Clare's fIVeteams are peared that North's pressure might The Norsemen came off a tough champlOnshlp contenders with two he the game The VISitors scored Chnstmas-break practIce schedule weeks left in the season. four unanswered goals late In the In which they practIced four hours All five teams were victonous In game to take the victory, but the per day "The boys are tired We games agamst Queen of Heaven contest showed that North is ready were SWimming over 10,000yards and St Raymond on Jan 20 to compete WIththe top teams each day," said coach Les Roddls The girls' fIfth/sixth grade team, North's game against Cranbrook The key to North's team remams led by Amy Figoh and Johnson, beat was another beauty No I-ranked with the younger sWimmers as the Queen of Heaven, while the varsity Cranbrook Jumped to a 2-0lead ear- freshmen, led by Greg Cooksey and squad took a 20-13win over Queen of ly III the contest before Norsemen Jeff WIlliams, make up nearly half Part of the field of 2,500 runners for the 15th annual New Year's Eve Fun Run on Dec. 31 gathered Heaven behmd the work of Theresa at the downtown Detroit starting line. wmger Vento tIed the game With the squad Swimmers such as Scott Vitale and Rettig, who combmed for two nIce goals on set-ups from Tenkel, Rod Jendretzke, David 13pomts and eight steals Russell, then Greg Henchel and Bob Farrel, Drew Dungan, Jeff Cornell The boys' fifth/Sixth graders Rogers and Rob Walters add depth to the jumped out to a 24-7 halftime lead Another fun run for Bocci, Little Caesar's The second penod was scoreless squad as well as prOVide a prom- and went on to beat Queen of The 15th annual editIOn of the girl under 12 was Ann Bourdeau, of event along with the Reverend Jim and at the mldpomt of the third Ismg future. New Year's Eve Fun Run, started Wmdsor, 6:31 Doug Kurtis, 32, of Sophomores contributing to the Heaven,36-28 Gramlmg had a sea- Chambers, who performed the perIod, It looked like Grosse POInte son-high 20 POints and Temple, by POinter Jeanne Bocci of the Novi, bested adult males with his wedding ceremony after the race. might pull an upset, but the roof team's success was Brad Cooksey, Belle Isle Runners as a party for time of 19:16 for four miles. Ella Andy Young, Chris Colfer, and Ian Evans, Goolsby, Clay Cole and Kev- Little Caesar's sponsored the caved m on the Norsemen and Cran- In Rauch added the other POInts. runner friends, was a success, or- Willis, '%1, of Detroit, has the best event, with help from the CIty of brook popped m three qUIckgoals to MacNeil With junior Tom Med- gamzers say women's time at 22:25. IOdia returning from an mJury, Led by Dane Lupo and Whitty, Detroit Recreation Department. take lhe win who combmed for 25 points, the Close to 500 kids and 2,500 adults A special twist to the run this Any proceeds from the event are North's sophomore goalie Matt North ISlooking forward to a pros- ran or walked in the ram and wind perous second half. Falcon boys' JV posted a fIVe-point year was ttIe wedding of Tom LIpke contributed to Detroit's Partner Denms was outstandmg In both con- In the Dec. 31 event, which con- and Charlotte Hayes. Lipke and The tankers host Brother Rice at Winover 8t. Raymond Lupo added program, established to send tests, guarding the Norths nets and eIght rebounds and four steals to hiS SIsted of a one mile children's run Hayes completed the four mile needy children to camp keeping hiS team in the game The 7 p.m. Tuesday, Feb 5, and Brab- totals, while Whitty hit seven of and a four mile adult run, aerobIC Cranbrook game was practically lee, Thursday, Feb 7. (By Eric eight from the free throw Ime ErIk exerCIses, a spaghet(i dinner and a - ~.~;;-:;'~. so penalty-free and treated the crowd Hess l. Kinning and Rentz combined for 10 New Year's toast ~.ol e~"'::_': ~.._ to a great exhibItion of skating, points, The fastest male runner in the passing and team play. "October is the lovers' month - The boys' varsIty raced out to a under 12 category was Marty The Norsemen will attempt to because it Includes all the seasons, 28-2halftIme lead and ended up With Kraft, 10, of DetrOit, 6: 20. Fastest .forget the "close ones" and con- revealing what the years must hold a 43-14wm over Queen of Heaven. tinue with their dramatically im- for man and woman: long days of May, ZielInski and Moglelskl were ~~-- -=- proved caliber of playas they head sunshine, obscuring mists, high en- high scorers; Louis Dobbs, Pote, into the last month of the season. counters of winds, cleansmg rains Gil Waitkus, John Colby! 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TAX RETURNS able fees F L Charbon. my Ideal You who gIve me 1 Legal Notice 120 lake and River Property the Grosse POinte News M1Chl~an 49666 prepared In the convelllence neau, 224-5030days, 884-5385 the DlVlne Gift to forgIve )A Personals 12E CommerCial Property We need expencnced word of your home Experienc- evemngs and forget the wrong Ihat IS 1B Secretanal Service 12F Northern Property SA TELLITE DISHES 3-l0STAND processmg operators and done to me and you who are FOUND word processIng secretanes ed Smce 1976 Call fO!ap SMALL DOG slltmg - not 1C PublIC Sale 13 Real Estate Sold and Installed Reasonable m all Illstances of my lIfe WIth shorthand polntment, 882 2016after5 over 18pounds, also pUppIes, 10 Ob,ItJanes 13A Lots for Sale rates 100%guarantee' Over LOST - VIcImty Hampton/ WIth me I, In thIS short IBM DISPLAY WRITER p m and weekend, 24 hour care Excellent re- 2 Entertainment 138 Cemetery Property 100channels, (HBO, Sports, CharleVOIX Black male cat dialogue want to thank you 2A MUSICEducallon 13C Land Contracts ' MOVies& Family Entertain- WIth wrote feet, frIendly 884- IBM 5520 ferences 885-3039 for everythmg and confirm 28 TutOring and Education 130 For Sale or Lease ment) For more Illforma- 0854 IBM PC once more that I never want 2C Hobby Instruction 14 Real Estate Wanted !Ion call XEROX 860 BALLOONS FOUND - Tuesday, beIge pup- to be separated from you no 20 Camps 14A lots Wonted WANG Valentllles Day fast approachwg takmg special orders 884-6867 py, black puppy comparnon matter how great the mater- 2E Athletic Instruction 148 Vacation or Suburban BURROUGHS NOW '? 1 des'res m?y be r '\ :lot to TWO TTC'KF,TI; - Ot>trOit to Last seen on northwe~t ~)(i('- Renef!,s Include mcludmg candy and frUlt baskets wIth balloon delivery 2F S~hv"l. P'vp"rlr ""',,"i..J be WIth you and my loved 2G Convalescent Care 14C Real Estate Exchange Los Angeles, leaVing March walk, Jefferson at CadIeux MERIT INCREASES Call about special pnces ones 10 your perpetual glory 3 Last and Found 15 Business Opportunities 9th, Ameflcan AIrlInes, 885-4936 BONUSES HIGH FLYING HELIUM BALLOON BOUQUETS Amen 4 Help Wanted General 16 Pets for Sale $420/paIr 881-2530 LOST - Brown and black VACATION PAY For all occasIOns for as little as $10- delIvery available Thank you for your love to strIped, green eyed !lger cat Immediate long and short Buy a dozen or buy a gross A GREAT way to 4A Help Wanted Domestic 16A Horses for Sale wards me and my loved 48 Services to Exchange 168 Pet Grooming 1B-SECRETARIAL With tan belly Answers to term assIgnments avaIlable celebrate ones Pray thIS prayer 3 con 4C House Sitting Services 16C Pet Boording SERVICE the name of Happer Needs Call for an appomtment secutIve days WIthout askmg ROSEVILLE 779-8100 882-4968 5 Situahon Wanted 160 Adopt A Pet RESUMES, theses, term medIcation, please contact your Wish, after thIrd day SA Situation DomestiC 19 Printlrlg and Engravlrlg immediately 885-3859 or WARREN 573-4200 your WIShwill be granted, no papers, reports, repetItive 876-2526 58 Employment Agency 20 General Service letters WORD PROCESS. maller how diffIcult It may 5C Catering 20A Carpet Laying KELLY be Then promise to publish ING CompetItIve prIces/ SOMEONE KIND HELP ME. 6 For ~ent Unfurnished 20B Refrigeration and Air quality work 521-3300 FOUND a small Size, pretty, thIS prayer as soon as your 6A For Rent Furmshlld Conditlonlrlg Repair SERVICES favor has been granted female (Shepherd type) dog. WE INVITE YOU TO HAVE YOUR 68 Roo/T1sfor Rent 20C Cilimney and Fireplace PROFESSIONAL typing - THE "KELLY" GIRL Thank you for favors receiv- + ... - ,.. . + p • «;0 7 • • ...--- • if ( Page Four.C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, January 31,1985 4-HElP wANTeD 4-HELP WANTED 4-HElP WANTED 4-HELP WANTED - 4A-HELP WAATED 5-siTUATioN i=FoR RENT 6-FOR RENT GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL DOMESTIC WANTED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED LIGHT factory full lime, TIRED 0'"' UORKING RECEPTIONIST needed Cor BABYSITTER WANTED In GROSSE POINTE Clean-up or clearr~ut TROMBLEY ROAD - En- BEDFORD/WARREN area Ideal for male, not under 18 \'1(alTS AND WEEKENDS downtown law firm 3 days the Grosse Pomte area, for HANDYMAN glish Tudor Spacious 3 bed- Clean 2 bedroom lower flat Must be dependable. no ex- IN ESTATE SAl.ES? per week, $5 per hour Call 18 month old, 2-3 days a EMPLOYMENT EXCELLENT room plus den, 21k baths, up- piUSden, Ilf~ baths, fl11lshed perience necessary, will If vou have been &uccessful In Karen at 963-0001 week from 6'30 am -4'00 AGENCY HOUSEKEEPERS per flat. Newly decorated, basement, split heat, appli- tram Start $3 35 per hour leal esldte sales for at least updaled kItchen, dlSh- ances, fenced yard, garage, DENTAL ASSISTANT need- pm Call 885-44936-8 P m REFERENCES Apply m person only, 1:'>308 5) ears but are getting llred 885.4576 washer, stove, refrigerator, $340 a month, no pets, 1m- ed Experience 4 handed COACHES NEEDED, gIrls RICK Harper, DelrOll, 9 a m 2 of the erratIc hours, we 50 years rehable servICe 949-7538 complete wmdow treatment, medIate occupancy 773- demstry Grosse POlnle basketball, fall of 1985,girls pm only, Fl'lday, February \\ ould like to tdlk to you I Needs expenenced Cooks, POLICEMAN and WIfe desire carpeted, no pets, $750 per 3343 area Call 296-0046, after 6 soccer, sprll1g of 1985, 1st We are d EastSide based com- Nanmes, Maids, Housekeep- office c1ealUng Reasonable. month 824-4334 THREE MILE - 3 bedroom pany who needs an exper- pm call 885-0174. please contact Margaret ers, Gardeners, Chauffeurs, For estimate phone 526-4609 WANTED experienced bar- NINE MILE/MACK area 3 house Fireplace, garage Ienced sdlesperson to ser- FULL TIME babYSitter need. Spmdler 881-5UO Butlers, Couples, Nurse tender Days only Must HANDYMAN - all repaIrs, bedroom, $495plus securIty $375 plus ullhtles Refer vIce our eXlstmg customers ed, 10 my home, for 2 small BABYSITTER needed 1chIld AIdes, Campa mons and Day have 2 years experience small JObs, carpenter work, Utilities not mcluded 881- ences 823.1009alter 6 throughoulthe U S by tele- children Excellent salary to 2,15 P m .12 15 a m For Workers for private homes Apply al Telly'~ Place, 20191 pamtmg Pete, 882-2795 phone the right person Call before parl-tlme Own transporta- 18514Mack Avenue 4746 TASTEFULLY furl1lshed 1 Mack Ave, Grosse Pomte YOll must be confident, or. 6 pm, 293-4472, or after 6 tIon, non smoker, 939-9680, Grosse Pomte Farms UPPER FLAT - very mce bedroom upper, m qUIet, Wood~ 5A-SI'OATION On Moross-Harper Woods resldenllal Grosse Pomte gamzed dnd knol-\ how to ask pm 822-8612 839.0281 HOUSEKEEPER-MALE or FULL TIME at led~t 3 vear:, DOMESTIC area $275 per month 772- Farm" Perfect for execu for an order You can expect CHILD CARE - Sunday , EXERCISE Instructor WIll female Please send resume experience, Clerk Ill' POSI 8648 hve transfer, 3 months to mdke db much or more Monday, 11 pm -7 am tram Must be over 21years Jncludll1g references to ABLE TO CLEAN tlOn With ~ome bookkeepmg RIVARD SpacIous lower En- lease References reqUired than vou are currentlv mak- PosItIon mvolves momtormg and In good phySical condi- Grosse Pointe News, 99 Ker- YOUR HOME kno\\ ledge Able 10 type dt gllsh Tudor 3 bedrooms, 2 $600 a month 882-1730 lIlg AND ~pend more lime chIldren, and I1ght house tion, work shop February cheval, Grosse Pomte or office In I' ~hours Depend leabt 60 \1 P m to Ilork In Illth ) our fdmlly keeping Send resume to 9th Send Resume WIth Farms, MichIgan 48236 Box able, thorough Three per baths, appliances, fireplace, GROSSE POINTE Park, Eastside DetrOit develop Wnte me \\ Ith your dccom- ChJldren's Home of DetrOIt , avaIlable hours to. D PM T-42 son crew WIll clean to your $685 References 884 3559 clean, 2 bedrooms Parking, menldl dlsdbled adult pllshments and a descnptlOn 900 Cook Road. Grosse SuperShape, Inc 21517Kel- E ~lJsfact.lOn Excellent refer- NICE BUNGALOW m Grosse heated $350 882 6689, 882 fostel care faclllll)' Vdlld XPERIENCED WOMAN to of your talents I IIIIIcall you POInte, 48236 ly, Easl DetrOit, 48021 ences m your area Call for Pomte Woods, $600 per 1881 drl vers license reqUired wash and Iron one day per direct VIce President Mar- estimate ChrISSy - 681- month 963-6700 ext 257 GROSSE POINTE Park, 3 Saldr)' $9157 pcr )Cdr MEDICAL ASSISTANT for re- week $5 per hour, (5 hour ketmg, Box N-27, Grosse SECRETARY 7517, Karen - 682-2132 days, or 885-4644evenmgs bedroom upper, stove, re 824-1170, 106 P m Pomte News. 99 Kercheval, search cllmc, part or fulI mmlmum) References re- lime Phlebotomy skills re - [ qUlred 884.7425 LADY DESIRES housework TWO oedroom upper flat, frlgerator, basement, alllc, ~1:\TLTr~Ec\.pcr~cr.cc~S'~'~.t::h (~r"""l' POl'll" F",ryn" M, An~ term aS~I~nmE'nt for too qUlred Call 1182-7360 v, ,-VWI""UWlI, ii-/ 1II~1ll.:>, ur~:.e t'OInte city car- p,.uklll~ ll.ol2lli"i board operator Kno\1ledge 411236 notch person WIth good sec-- LIVE-IN references 934-3074 port, kitchen apphances, COURVILLE/Outer Drive 1 able m DimenSion s)stem CHILD CARE wanted Mature retary SkIlls, shorthand COMPANION AIDE SPEEDY Pnntmg of Grosse LADIES SEEKING house- carpeting, storage room, bedroom upper, fIreplace, and able to handle very fast person to care for 2 chIldren helpful but not necessary, Private dUly m Grosse POlllte Pomte Woods needs part work References 884-3493 wash room, all excellent carpet, stove, refrigerator, board Some hghl clerlcdl lime counter person to take III my home, Monday-Fn some word processmg area ImmedIate open- Contact Irene Wrlghl Sey- day References reqUIred background a must, engin- ings/best pay around condthon, $425plus securIty Florida room, $255 pet' prmhng orders, phone or HOUSE CLEANING - All AvaIlable March 1st After 4 month plus securIty and ubi. mour Cadillac 2599000 822-7802after 6 eering background helpful Call PM S at ders, work With pubhc types - very reasonable p m 881-2806 Illes 885-5842 DENTAL Hyglemst wanted 4 Hours fleXible Phone BOOKKEEPER, 1 or more 343.4357 References Call after 4, m- 81116388 As,," for John Nel- years experIenced work ENTECH SERVICES 6991, 296-7514 ONE BEDROOM, $235 per TWO BEDROOM duplex, St days In Grosse POInte area 4C-HOUSE SITTING dental pracllce, send re son, owner With a computer orientated LTD month mcludmg uhhties, ClaIr Shores, Marter Road SERVICES DUSTBUSTERS cleamng ser- qwet 7 Mlle/Grahot, 839- Call 886-2529 sume to Box polO, Gros~e CPA fIrm Part or full tIme 588-5610 332-4364 vice Home, office Call296- Pomte News, 99 Kercheval PUBLIC call mormngs 774-7794 6287. GROSSE POINTE Park - 3 ENTRY LEVEL secretary for ARTICULATE YOUNG pro- 7798 or 296-5825 Grosse Pomle Farms, IVIJ RELATIONS PART-TIME plano teacher STUDIO apartments, $175 bedroom house, all ap- downtown law fIrm TYPll1g fessionalls accepting offers HOUSECLEANING 48236 SUCCESS MINDED with car and experIenced to houseslt Grosse Pomte utIltties mcluded Grahol! pltances mcludmg washer/ INDIVIDUAL NEEDED r 55 w.p m , dlctaphone ex- BI-WEEKLY OR WEEKLY East Outer Drive area dryer Enclosed yard Ga- SERVICE statIOn attendant - Send resume includmg perience helpful Will be reSIdent WIth references CALL NOW' 557-1200 phone number to Woods ExperIenced, References 372-3363. rage, full basement, en- full lime, 2 9 P m Village tested on spelling, punctua- Contact George 9-5 469-4930 REASONABLE RATES JOB NETWORK MUSICStudIO, 20943 Mack , MARYLAND, Grosse Pomte closed porch Days, 882-0020 Mobll SerVice, Cadieux at tIon, and grammar as well CALL US 27300SouthfIeld Fee Grosse Pomle Woods 5-S1TUATION Kercheval, Gros~e Pomte as typmg speed Excellent 296-3408or 286-8518 Park. near Vernor AvaIlable MORANG - 2 bedroom upper Ask for Phil RELIABLE DENTAL assls WANTED February 7th. Upper flat, 3 Apphances, aIr, heat mclud. WANT TO WORK - trammg program Good ben. WANT A clean and shmy tant wanted for Grosse bedrooms, appliances, car- ed. Adults preferred 882- eflts Call KathIe, 964-5890 home? I am honest and de- RADIO PART TIME? Pointe office, full time, 4 PROFESSIONAL pet, garage, very clean No 0459 BROADCASTER E T S OffIce ServIces mter- Shoe Store manager wanted pendable and a thorough days a week, experienced Honest, reliable, self-dJrect- CARE pets. Children OK. $350plus LARGE 2 bedroom, natural MUST BE RELIABLE AND vlewmg for temporary preferred but not necessary cleaner Have references. placement for dala entry, 109, person needed to man- It's not Just a name 445-2949. uttlities.331-1457. fireplace, garage, garden, ENERGETIC CALL NOW' 884-2700. age m the 8t ClaIr Shores it's a pronuse OXFORD - near Mack, small somefurl1lshmgs AvaJibale 557-1200 typing, secretanal, book- TEACHER-Kindergarten part area • RN's and LPN's YOUNG houseWIfe Interested 3 bedroom bungalow $570, now 881-0258 JOB NETWORK keepmg, and marketmg po- lime Eastside DetrOit, 882- Must beavatlable to work 40-50 • Aides in housecleamng positions 27300 SouthfIeld Fee SItions. Call 9-3, 372-7700. Call Jeamne, daytime, 777- plus security 885-0002. GRATIOT/6 MILE. 5 room 7446 hours per week, mcludlng • Llve-in's MARKETING 7831 PREMIER RENTAL lower, carpeted, newly dec- DELI COUNTER and food WANTED MEDICAL Assis - some Saturdays and Sun- DedICated to quality home SITUATION orated, SIde drive, garage, preparatIOn person wanted RESEARCH tant, part time, typing ex - days health care YOUNG GIRL lookIng for Eastside DetrOIt for dlgmfled utilities separate. Security Harry's Renaissance 567- WIlltrall1 or experienced Hlr- perience Mimmum wages ExperIence helpful but not 557-2505 housekeeping work Call mdivldual or mdlVlduals, 3 depoSIt $250per month 294- 1515 109 now Call 557-1200 885-2230, mandatory - we WIll train Avatlable 24 hours - 7 days 526-0569 bedroom lower, gas steam 5592. AIRLINES JOB NETWORK Please send resume, Box HOUSECLEANING, teITIflc heat, fireplace, remodeled GRATIOT/6 MILE, 1 bedroom WAITRESSES WANTED 886- itN-30, Grosse Pomte News, 27300Southfield Fee 2160 AURA'S service provided by two en- kitchen, fimshed woodwork, upper, carpeted, appltances, WILL TRAIN! TYPIST/TRANSCRIBER 99Kercheval, Grosse Pomte HOME SITTING SERVICE ergetlc women References LOOKING FOR hard working alann, floral landscapmg, SIde drive, garage, utilities MUST BE WILLING A large fmanclal servIces cor- , Farms, MI 48236 ,L.C of chIldren, elderly. pleasant and experienced of. T Call Lynn, 775-a962. Shared garage, basement, separate, $210 per month TO RELOCATE poratlOIl1, located In down- LATCH KEY supervIsor Po- Hourly, overmght and 24 garden. Kensington between fice assistant for M D 's of- DEPENDABLE genera Warren and Chandler Park Security deposIt. 294-5592 Hiring now I Call 557-1200 town DetrOIt has a tem- SItiOns avaIlable at Ferry hour rates 12 years with fice in RoseVille, Please housecleamng, references JOB NETWORK and Monteith Elementary Mrs Hammond, whose Convement shoppmg, St BEACONSFIELD, north of 27300 SouthfIeld Fee porary assignment, lasting write to POBox 411, St expenenced 823-6771 SChools. Must work effec- served Grosse John HospItal. March occu- Mack in Detroit Smgle ------approximately 2 to 3 months ClaIr Shores, Michigan agency WANTED full time mght for a typist/transcnber tively With children ages Pomte over 30years. Licens- pancy. 885-4988 home $285/month $300, se- 4llOllO-o621 5C-CATERING mamtenance and pamters The deSired candIdate should 5-11 4 hours per day ed Bonded INDIAN Village carrIage curity deposit Call 885-5196 822-1234 have excellent typmg skIlls LEGAL S~CRETARY for 7'30-8'30 a m and3 15-6:15 CELEBRATE The New Year ! house -large studio, garage, ONE BEDROOM, applIances, downtown law firm, 1-2 p m. $5 ll/hour To apply 247-0283, Book a party WIth APRO N separate utIlities $325 per heat, and water Security. ACCOUNTANTS and be able to work mde- ASSOCIATES and receive pendently years experience in hllga . call Ferry School, 343-2257or a month, plus securIty. 823- No pets. 884-5540 PRIVATE NURSING comphmentary order 0f ENTRY LEVEL The encwnbrance would be re- tlon/defense required Typ Monteith School, ~3-2273 1642 GROSSE POINTE Woods Ing 75 w.p m , dictaphone Around the clock hors'd ouerves We featur e OPPORTUNITIES TO sponslble for heavy typll1g MEAT counter person, part- In home, hospItal or nursIng GROSSE POINTE Park, 5 Charming 3 bedroom Col- EXCEL' HIRING NOW' and machll1e transcrIption expenence and medical ter - specIalty appetizers an d lime, experienced preferred home RN's, LPN's, Aides, complete gourmet meal s bedroom, 2lh baths, newly onial Carpeted throughout, CALL 557-1200 dutIes minology helpful. Salary but WIll accept tramee Ap- decorated, secunty deposit, new kItchen WIthappliances commensurate with ex companions, male atten- 882-7149. JOB NETWORK If ll1terested please call Fn- - phcatlons now bell1g taken $700, 395-4552 including dIshwasher, 2 car perience. WIll be tested on danis, live-ins. SCreened and ~~ul~d, " .F~ .~y. F~bruary J!l~l ~tw~n at 9200 Cadieux, 882-3066 24 hour :servIce, MARlE'S CATERING' Inter ~ __ 9~30-1La.m, at.w;.9tOO. spelhng, grammar and bonded national CUISine, flofll-d TWO BED~OgM dUJllex garage, $670 pll,lS utl1\ues LUNCH ROOM supervisors Licensed nurlles' 'for in- - (r BaSement ahlt ~ilrd J tt"ell~ 'Call ~l {Ol' appoint- GOODTYPIST, cordial phone Equal Opportumty Employer punctuation as well as lyp - Monteith School lunch room surance cases. oeuvres, dinners, buffets Road near Moross $300 se- _m_e_n_t ,.---,- manner Call 773-6110 M/F IH/V mg speed Call KathIe 964- Delivered Call 862-6295 5890. supervIsor posItiOns avatl - POINTE AREA NURSES cunty deposit, $250/month BEAUTIFUL 3bedroom brick BAKERY CLERK-parl hme COMPUTER able School days 11 25- TV 4-3180 plus utilities. 88H1711. No Colomal Balfour between PART-TIME legal secretary 6 FOR RENT Apply Farms Market, 355 OPENINGS 12 40, $5.71 processIOn Call NEED SOMETHING moved? pets Warren and Mack, flre- FIsher Road 882-5100 for downtown DetrOIt law UNFURNISHED Grosse Pomte Public School Two Pointe resIdents will AI TER ROAD - 2 - one bed- place, dining room, 1% HOUSECLEANING - Prefer ENTRY LEVEL fIrm Hours. 5-9 p.m Mon System, 343-2017. day-Thursday Saturday move or remove large or DUPLEX, 2 bedroom, base ;oom units near Windmill baths, 1car garage, custom hIgh school gIrl, $3 per hour Command a better future Hlr- , small quantIties of furniture, 10-2p m Free parking Must EXPERIENCED, full lime, ment, St. ClaIr Shores, ref Pomte. $250 month 881-4200 features, optIOn avaJiable, Park, 886-0216 mg now r Call 557-1200 appliances, pianos or what be expenenced on Wang pre-school teacher and part- erences, securIty deposIt JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE $410plus secunty 774-4100 JOB NETWORK have you. call for free estl- EXPERIENCED Hallmark 27300SouthfIeld Fee word processing eqwpment , - time aIde Salem MemOrial 884-8400or 881-6191 RIVARD - NIce one bedroom KELLY-MOROSS area One upper flat In desirable loca- salesperson wanted part and have hllgation/defense chIld care, 881-7596. mate ~3~10r~~ UPPER FLAT, one bedroom bedroom upper. No pets hon New furnace garage bme/full tIme for Ren Cen PART-TIME posItion open for experience 10 medical mal - REAL ESTATE SALES COMPETENT No pets, all utilities In card shop Call Mr Vollmar, church secretary 12hours a $275 per month mcludmg $400 per month, piUS utllt- practice and produce ltabJli - Shorewood E.R Brown Real - SITTING cluded, $240 a month 881 heat 331-1290after 3 pm lies. 885-6326evenmgs 259-a162before 11a m week- week, 9-12, 4 days per week ty. Will be lested Call 964- ty has opemngs for aggres - SERVICE 0801 days. Skills needed typmg, use of 5890 ext 409 and ask for Sive salespeople. Open even . HOME CARE - ELDERLY ELEGANT English Tudor 3 -A-LT-E-R---C-H-A-R-LE-V-O-I-X INCOME TAX preparer, part office equipment, and abIlity INCOME 5 room upper, $350 bedrooms, 21-!! baths, plus Kathie ings tlli9, Saturday and Sun- Previously with Hammond plus security, Il1cludes heat time baSIS, 9 a m -3 p m to work With volunteers day till 6 Please ask for Agency Days, nights, & 24 den, 2 car garage, $700 a Grosse Pomteslde, attractive BABYSITTER' Mature an d stove, refrigerator Newl y month plus uh1Jtles Call studio, one bedroom apart- Call owner 8 MIle Road- Send resume to Church, Philip Patams, broker hour rates available Kelly. 777-7510or 839-8800 23415 Jefferson, St Clair dependable woman to car e carpeted, workIng peopl e after 3 p m 884-2767 ments, Includes appliances for Infant and 2 year old, 1.2 886-8710 LICENSED BONDED preferred References, n Shores, MI 48080 20439 MACK AVE o TWO BEDROOM lower - ap- and utIlities $190, $230, a ATTENTION days/week, 7:3Oa mAp m SALLY THOMAS 772-0035 pets 7/8 MIle/Hayes area GROSSE POINTE- WOODS phances, own utilities No month. 331-7852,824-7039, YOUNG ADULTS WARD CLERK, expenenced In our home References BOOKKEEPER - full charge 372-8009 Free Job seeking trall1ll1g and With knowledge of medIcal pets. securIty References ONE BEDROOM apartment 881-5263 DENTAL ASSISTANT Ful I with experience. hand post- LARGE 4 bedroom, 1'h ba th placement assIstance To be terminology Apply 111 per- Smgle/mature couple With apphances. $300 In- WAITRESS, hostess, and dtsh time, expenenced preferred , 109 or computer. One girl of- bnck on Devonshire Excel eligible you must be son only, weekdays, 10-12 Fanns $450 886-2044 cludes heat 779-2051 washer, needed at Gross e will train Iinecessary, chair - flce. Thorough offIce man- lent condition, applJances • ResIdent of Wayne County and 2-4p m St Mary's 22601 , THREE BEDROOM brick NICE 2 BEDROOM upper POlllte fme dmlng establish side, light bookkeepll1g ager DesIres position down- InclUding dishwasher, • 16-21 years of age East 9 MIle, St Clair Shores - alr home, 1% garage, pets wel- East Warren/Outer Drive ment Apply at Park Plac e Please call 881-5569 town or eastsIde_ 886-0548 condItioner, 2 car garag e come, 10752Roxbury, $375a area $275 plus ulllities, de- • Low mcome or unemployed R N FULL tIme, experIenced Cafe, 15402 Mack Avenue , BABYSITTER - need malure GROSSE POINTE high school WIth door opener. $400 pe r For more information, call m geriatrics care Apply In month plus security and util- posIt References. 882-6450, Park woman to care for mfant In student desires afler school month, secunty, references 867-8529, 8 a m -4 30 pm, person only, weekdays ID-12 886- _1_ti_es_88_1-_8258 DETROIT home near East- CANDY and box offIce gIrl s, my Grosse Pointe Farm s and weekend babyslttmg OCcupancy March 1st Monday thru Friday and 2-4p m St Maryh,22601 home 4 Days per week , Very dependable, excellent 3773 COZY 2 bedroom duplex, land, good area, 3 bedroom, Sponsored by Wayne County East 9 Mile, St ClaIr Shores ushers and Jamtors wante d Stop in at mght and see AI Tuesday-Fnday, 7 30-5 30 references After 3 30 P m qUIet. private area off Cad- reasonable, vacant llIl1-:¥J3. PrIvate Industry Corpora- BABYSITTER WANTED, m HARPER/Whither area. Up- EsqUIre Theatre, 15311Ea st P m References, transpor - call Julie, 331-2057 per Income, 3 rooms, bath leux. appliances, $325 886- RIVARD/Charlevoix, Grosse tlon my home preferred, for 7 tatlon reqUIred 88141727 Jefferson RETIRED HANDYMAN - $140mcludes heat. 821-7051 2537 Pomte CIty - 3 bedroom COMPUTER Operator With month old baby, 4 days Call HARCOURT - Lower umt Tudor home, flmshed base- BABYSITTER wanted to car e BABYSITTER - Matur e Mmor repaIrs, carpentry, BEDFORD between Mack a bookkeepmg knowledge to afler 6 pm 882-5576 lid available February 1st Up- ment, apphances, deck, for toddler m my horn e woman needed to Sit for 7 electrical, plwnblng, broken Warren 3 bedroom lowe run IBM PC ExperIence OPENINGS IN market re- r, per available March 1st Na- fenced 200'lot, garage, $700 Must have own transporta month old baby In our home wmdows and sash cord only, fleXIble hours, part- search No sales, strictly $375mcludlng heat and ap- tural fireplace, 2 bedrooms, monthly excludmg utilities hon References requIre d Non-smoker, own transpor - replaced, elc Reasonable phances 885-3151 after time 771-3040 consumers research These Please call Mrs Swanso n lallon and references requir - References 882~759 pm 6 plus Flonda room 1block to calla after 4 p m 343-0062 MATURE woman wanted for are permanent, part time after 6 pm, 772-1208 ed Call Karen at 881-6054 lake All appliances mclud- GROSSE POINTE PARK cashIer In frUIt market posilions We offer complete EXPERIENCED nurses' aide ONE BEDROOM upper Nlce- ed $600 per month - FULL TIME Dental Hyglem st WANTED WAITRESS, wal t- WIShes full time, private du- ly decorated, beautIful De. tenants pay utlhlJes Call 4 bedroom, 21,~baths Afternoon and weekenrls trall1mg and fleXible ers, cooks, dishwashers, bus Apply m person, 23411Mack scheduhng Evemng work- wanted for busy dental pra c ty, home care of elderly trolt neIghborhood, stov e, Borland-Johnston of Earl EXECUTIVE TYPE HOME tlce Temporary Please ca 1I persons Apply in person , refrIgerator, garage, n Keirn Really 884.£400 days/ With family room and new kit. RECEPTIONIST - Busy chl- mg hours Call Mantz Mar- lady Can live-in or out Ex- o 884-1320 1203 Washmgton Blvd, be - pets, security deposit, $ chen Excellent for enter- ropractlc office, serious ap- ket Research, 757-3132 6-9 cellent references call 366- 265 886-8989evemngs tammg Immediate occu. tween 4 p m -8 p m 1820 922-5737or 425-6853 phcants only, on Tuesday, pm weekmghts LOVING CARE needed for In- SEVEN MILElHayes, 2 bed. pancy No pets $1,000 per fant 111 my Grosse POInte GOVERNMENT JObs, $16,559- Thursday, Saturday, 884- PAINTER FANTASTIC cIeanll1g duo, WAYBURN, Grosse Pomt e room, screened porch, $325a month Woods home, 2 days/wee k, $5O,553/year Now Hiring - WIll clean your house thor- Park Large 1bedroom fIat, month plus all utihlIes Secu- 5477 Part lime, year round ex- 7 30-4 begll1mng Marc Your Area Is It true? Fill h d ~y,aretrustworthy,and appliances, 331-8621, 445- rity deposIt and references JOHNSTONE & JOHNSTONE SITTER needed 3 hal f perlenced pamler needed m 882-6494 out now Fee requIred Ca11 dependable References 8815 371-1832 days/week for Farms tod. store to keep lip clean ap- (805) 687-6000,ext R-1626 884-0600 EXPERIENCED-Retire d Diane,886-0191/Lauren, ~ ALTER RD near lake,lowe dler 882-2625 pearance Door ways, mold- r DUPLEX on Moross, full SMALL UPPER flat 7- salesman to sell securl ty PERSON needed for part tIme 5439 flat, carpet, apphances basement, 2 bedrooms EXPERIENCED medIcal 111- mgs, touch.up pamtmg need- Schoenherr area $225 per systems, call John 881-4047, help in laundry Apply 16300 CORPORA TION INCOME drapes, clean 331-3723 AvaJiable February 1st surance third payment 0111- ed Apply m person 9 30 month. utIlitIes Included 977-8525 E Warren 884-9690 TAXES $350 293-6335 ing and bookkeepmg Call a m -5 30 pm Jacobson's HAVERHILL, DetrOIt 2 bt!d- 526-6366 AUTO LEASING SALES DENTAL ASSISTANT wanted 17years experience Partner room lower, heat mcluded 371-9200 personnel, 17000Kercheval, ShIps also Localoffice Rea- Grosse Pomte Salespeople needed Imme d 4 days per week 111 Gross e basement, garage, $300 sonable MATURE woman needed to lately Leasmg experience a POlllte area perlOdonta I SEVEN MILE-Hayes area GET LOST babySit for 4 year old gIrl, m The Grosse POInte Academy plus Excellent comml~SIOn practIce Telephone Dlan e 882-6860 One bedroom upper. heat In- In a 620 Square Foot Studio Apartment my home, one full day, An mdependent co educatIOn Call 776-3955for mtervlew at 882-1120 ERRANDS - Dehvenes - eluded, $225 Call LaVon' s three-'", days Grosse Pomte al day school enrollIng 400m PART-TIME counter hel p pIckups Speclahzmg m do- Rental and Property Ma n- area Call after 6 p m 882 grades Pre-K lhru 8, ISseek- WAITRESS Wanted - Appl Ideal for male Gross e y mg the errands you don't agement, 773-2035 4628 mg applicants for the POSl' after 3 p m Golden Coffee Pomte FISh, 885-3884 have time for For Il1forma. TWO BEDROOM house, fuII - I hon of the DIRECTOR OF Pot, 6-1Kercheval, 882-9555 lion call Vlrgll1la 881-0308 COOKS, experienced, pari. DEVELOPMENT OffIce WOMEN PA Y off thos e basement, ga rage.,.....stove time, full lime Apply m per management background, Chnstmas bIll'>!Undercove r BARTENDERS, waller s, HANDYMAN any home re- Kelly/WhIttier area $325 son, Irish Coffee Bar and wrltrng skills and ex- Wear IS the easIest horn e waItresses, part-tIme, ave paIr Plumbmg, electrical, per month plus ullhtl es 881-1271 Grill, 18666 Mack Ave _ penence, fund ral~mg ablh- nartv plan todav No colle c- rage $8 per hour, call the locks, elc, neat, depend- il ...... RoostertalJ 822-1234 able, honest 1181-1399 l ',1'<)0.). HAIHUHt:titit:RS ty and demonslrated orgam [mg, delivery or mventory GROSSE POINTE Park, 3 ,.)1,) EXPERIENCED ?atlonal practices are re Experience In dIrect seUm g bedroom upper on Mary- EARN $200-$500 weekly BOOKKEEPING ServiCes for For Cut Up~ Hair StudIO In qUlred Re<;ponslblhtles In. preferred $18 75 lOves t- I land Excellent condlllon "r t'. Heallh nutritIOn sales small buSiness, payroll, tax Kay Baum .,lore Call even elude fund ralsmg, public re ment Must be 18 With ca r 821-2222 , " Tralnmg prOVIded Call886 records,etc Personal check mgs only, 775 1118 latIons, aluml1l re)atlOn." rc. Call Yvonne ;;;;2-0.163.1.5 7bOO book balanclllg Reasonable ENGLISH Tudor on Chandler cord keepmg and vo)un- pm dally pIckup and delivery Infor- Park Dnve 3 bedrooms, for AGGRF:S~JVE Sal('s people lecr~ ~dlary negotIable DRIVERS NEEDED' matIon 343-0392 mal dmmg room, den, fire- needed for reputable, 2 )ear Plrase ,end rCi>ume to Sid Good dnvmg record WIII 4A-HElP WANTED EXPERIENCED learnmg dls- place, very clean, natural old company #1 In II ~field n('y DuPont, Headma~ter, train Excellenl mone Y DOMESTIC ablllltes teacher With Master wood $475per month, optIOn 2 Quahfled !E'ad, a day In ~1I The Gros,e POInte Acade- makmg potential Apply III to buy 882-0.176 burban areas of Metro De my, 171 Lakeshore Rd, m Educallon Will tutor or person EXPERIENCED housekeeper trOll Straight commISSIOn Grosse Pomle (o'arm'>,Mlch babySIt weekdays Ref- 15501 Mack Ave for Grosse POInte lady Live- opportumly to make $.15 4R2'16 n!1) 886 1221 erences call 885-4198 And Enj~y 5 Acres of Backyard DENTAL OFFICE busll1es:S m C-ookmgand drlvmg a re- 50,000 plus a year Call Mr DENTAL AS~I~TANT for part manager/receptlOl1Ist for qUIrement Recent refer- EXPERIENCED NURSES' CLASSIFIED ADS On the Detroit River James at 771l')111 95 P m timE' OrthodontiC office Grosse POInte speclall y ences Reply to Box R.77, aIdes avaIlable Reasonable Ihe River Terrace Apartments LOSE 10-29pound,> In JO days Send rc,ume to Mrs Eva praclJce PrevIOus dental 0f. Grosse Pomle News, 99Ker- rates Fraser Agency State CALL 882.6900 (Oppo!llte Indian \llIIage) and earn extra Income Call Horner, 17700Mack, GrO'ise flce experIence reqUIred cheval, Grosse Pomte, MI licensed and bonded ..b (313) 824,3709 ;" Hopp Management Company 886.7600 ask for June POinte, Michigan, 48224 Pleasp. call 882.8711 48236 293-1717 ~ -~------~~-~_._---~----- .. - • Thursday, January 31, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Flve.c &-FOR RENT 6D-VACATION 6C-OFFICE FOR 60-VACATION S-ARTICLES ,IS-ARTICLES UNFURNISHED RENT RENTALS 8-ARTICLES 8-AATICLES RENTALS I FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE BISHOP and East Walren 2 FLORIDA, Hutchmson Islanu, OFFICES FOR LEASE MAHCO ISLAND, South Seas bedroom lower All dppll- for sale or rent 2 bedroom, FLEA MARKET ELECTRIC range, $65, refTlg- [mmedlate occupancy - ne West, Tower 2 On Gulf, 2 HUMMEL wall vase, 1958, ESTATE SALE ances Included Carpet, fire II' 2 bath condo, beautIfully fur- Every Tuesday, 8-3 p m erator/freeler, $85, new off1ce~ approximately 3 bedroom, 2 bath Decorator $300 885-1864 place, gdl'age Very cledn 00 m~hed AVdllable Mdrch 10 ALCOMO HALL Kenmore electl'lc dryer, furm~hed, all dmemt1C~ Sale Sofa, COOl' 7204 Chalmers, Warren, MI $350 per month One month "1.1 feel each WIth scpara le thru 31 Heasonahle 851 MOVING 9 Mtle between Harper and $195 Allm excellem condi- Weekly monthly Call after Antiques, collectibles, Ebony security plus utilitieS Im- entrance, pl'lvale ldV, lun <.h dmatmg thalr, antIque love Greater Mack tIOn Also, olu couch and &589 5 pm 6522217 clan net, 4 pIece maple bed- mediate occupancy J56- room facllitles, pnva te ;eat, lamp~, ~teamer trunk, chairs avaliable Must sell CLEAHWATER BEACH, 440 ELECTRIC table saw, G E room set, oak dmnetle, ma 0734, leave a messdge parkmg, all' condillomng m FAMILY SKI chdlet Bo~ne much mal e 5200 Bedlol d all by weekend 885-4281 West.2 bedroom, 2 bath lux- wa~her, gas dryer, self-de- tena! and craft Items, highly vI!>lble "Village >" Countr~ 3 bedl oom~ plus Side door only No'" untIl BRAND new RiverView Club, ury condo on Gulf 661 1714 frostel Fl'lgldalre, 30" G E household and kItchen Items HOCKEY skates - men's Ultra area locatIOn $300 each 01 loft, 2 bath~, complete kit. sold I 00 b 00 P m waterfront luxury condo on electrIC Slave, Black & - 3 floors full plus garage Tacks, sIze 9'2, hke new $590 for both plus utllllie S then 885'3467 Clmton River 2 bedroom, 2 SKIERS BA~SETT ddl k pme - good Reasonable 884.5410 Call Alice Sthultes, 881-89()() Decker electnc edger, Fnday, February 1st, Satur- bath, all appliances, carpet- BOYNE HIGHLANDS CHA- condltlon, three drawer hedge trimmer, dolly. Iron, day, February 2nd, 9-5 DROP LEAF dll1lng room. for lea~lng 6F-SHARE LIVING dresser (dressmg table mg, IJreplace, burglar LET Lower llml effiCIency pad Andiron and fire basket Conducted by DIJon table, 4 chairs, pecan frUit. 1-94 A C 712 MILE QUARTERS lIlcluded), fOUl drawer alarm, 40' boatwellineluded apartment Very pnvale' Mo" mg 527 7048 after 4 wood and credenza Call 2,220 sq ft luxury sUI!e Tw Model open 1-6 p m 463 8040 0 Sleeps 4 Just mlllutes to the ROOMMATE needed, male or che'" Cllb With mallre% FURS WANTED evelllngs, 779-3533 lal ge prI I'ate offices, ba th $100 edch Pal, 527-8570 MAHOGANY bedroom sUite ~ROSSE POINTE Fdrms, slopes Reasondble rates female to share 2 bedroom 'Irwm", 7 pieces With 2 mat- Consignment or Buy MAHOGANY Queen Anne With shov. er, ldrge del It dl Pictures aVdllable Call uppel f1dt on Outer Dnve SKIS Kmessel 150 cm, 8'" Lothrop, 4 bedrooms, 2'2 area, kitchen, lal' Amp chmg mirrors, $850 34J.{J011 hlgh.boy, $500 Call 7-9 pm Ie 8862413 nedI' Mack $188 plus utll ~lle boot~ Solomon 222 bmd bath ranch, dltached gdr parlrlllg RABBIT fur coat. elegantly LEE'S Bll2-5180 dge, lnclude~ carpetlllg, LONDON ENGLAND Ille., Profe;.,lonal prefer lI1g!> $60 lllll J059 Aftel 4 red After (; pm, 884 851b pm sly led, brown tweed coat, 20331 MACK 881 8082 drapes, Idnge, refl'lgerdtor, Smdll SUite, pnvate entrdnc e, June 8th 15th, Center CIty 2 shot t black fur Jacket, all ex- HOUSEHOLD Florlda loom etc, $1,000 lav, stordge room Amp Ie bedroom flat m remodded FEMALE roommate v.anted MAGIC Chef ga~ ~tol'e, $75 12 cellent conditIOn 884-5577 HOCKEY skates, Bauer, size monthly 885 0840 hi 0'" n~tone Call for 1I1 to share three bedroom gauge pump !>hotgun, $125 9, like ne\\, C C M sIze 4, and parklllg Room fOl 2 3 peo DREXEL 42" round table WIth fOlmdtlon home III qUiet east~lde 7784964 London Fog, size 14, ski Jac- ESTATE SALES ST CLAIR Shores - 1st floor pie 3 leave!>, 4 padded arm 11822415 neighborhood Call 882 6512 kets and pants, excelient dpartment/condomlnlUm,2 BEAUTIFUL, almost new, chairs, 5 foot buffet, excel. Conducted by UK" or 343 9237 condition Best offer 885 bedrooms, I' 2 balru., kitchen FISHEH HOAD HUTCIIlNSON ISLAND ndlul dl beaver toat, JO 12, lent conditIOn 839-2987 Servlcmg Wayne, appliances, basement and Large four room ~ulte, pTlV TWO WSU law students seek $85U or be~t offer 463 5353, 2841 Oakland and WOOD Workers - see the lateSt carport, adult commumty at lav , wmdow!>, Jallltorlal sel FLORIDA mg young professor to sha re 9 5 or 886 7340 evenmgs Macomb Counlles ,~\ "' j 1 AOIF:'S fur coat., small SllC \ UVit..\"...... U"-uUIJIl \r :J 1 uu ..ll Il Mile and Jeller~on, ~:>UO vlte dnd utlllties lnduded J bed I oom home m Lrrosse 0vdn~uO)t~1 in Luxury Oceanfront Condo WASHER and electnc dryer, tHool, wood workll1g ma- Man's navy cashmere over-, Kay 247-0361 Call 575 9376 POInte Woods Mdle non mdtthll1g set, $300 259-7588 coat, 4446 Student desk Maumee corner - small sUite All Convemences, Pool, Etc chine, along With tools, BALFOUR near Grosse smoker preferred 881-5736 773-2543 Ann 771-0197 pl'lvate lav , wmdows 751-5588 OR 882-4900 MA YTAG electl'lc dryer, $70, plans, and books Woodmas- POlllte Clean 4 room upper HOOMMATE for house o\er BMC computer mom tor, tel' of MIchIgan, 36000 Groes- Appliances, garage, dll' con SIESTA KEYlFlonda, new J lookmg park $195, utIlilJes, KERCHEVAL ON THE HILL bedroom <.ondommlUm, never used, $70 82J-2371 beck (on weekends) Call dltlOner, and heat mcluded furmture lIlcluded 881 8956 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Lower level hIdeaways, from Gulf Side Februal y $1,950 775-5346 evenings 881-3981 Lonme HARTZ $125/month 778-1956 VITAMASTER Jogger. hke AZAR'S GALLERY FEMALE roommate de~lI'ed, HOUSEHOLD SALE One of the large selectIOns of OrIental rugs ATTENTION HUTCHINSON Island - new, paid $180, askmg $80 uppel flat $163 plus' 2 utJl at mmlmum pnces RENTERS HARPER WOODS Oceana South II Ocean 1247 CADIEUX RD 882-9633 Itle!> Grosse Pomte call 251 E MERRILL, BIRMINGHAM Low - Low rates on renters FOH SALE front condo, 2 bedroom!>, 2 GROSSE POINTE PARK WHAT A steal, LeCreuset Small office bulldmg evemngs 884 :;079 msurance baths, luxul'lous decor Between Kercheval & VernOl cookware, 2 sauce pans, 2 644-7311 SIX or more rooms avaIlable Call Ted GIllespie Available Arpll 881 1032 or YOUNG LADY to share IlIce across from Maire School frymg pans, blue enamel, for new owner Well bUilt , \11' 468-3300 885-2394 flat 111 Grosse Pomle $200 FRIDA Y & SATURDAY hurry before they're excellent condItIOn I eludes utilities 331-6328, 881- 1Oam-4pm scooped up 882..Q318,9-5 P m BEACONSFIELD - DetrOIt, SCOTTSDALE, AI'lLOna 6308 IlIce 5 room upper, carpet- Vlrglllla S Jeffnes McCormick ranch patio MAHOGANY dmmg table, 4 Please park on Cadieux be- chairs, buffet, good condl- mg, security deposit, reason- Realtor 882-{)899 home, 2 bedrooms, 2 bath. 6G-STORE able rent 881-3536 ~unken IIvmg room, fire lween Vernor & CharleVOIX tlOn 882-0318, 9-5 pm ~~~ Brass Connection PROFESSIONAL OFFICE S LEASE HARPER WOODS - for rent, place, formal dll1lng room, We WIll have hot coffee & SONY 6' bIg screen, model m St Clair Shores On e bUllt-m appliances, attached STOREFRONT ON corner of cookies waltmg for you KP7220, 1 year old, like new, Make your fantaSies come true I Fuji size sohd brass beds one bedroom Includes stove, start at $365 Over 30 styles to choose from Our many mmute from [-94 and 1-696 garage, pool m club house, Mack/Noltlllgham 1,500 refrigerator, garbage dls $2,000 885-7783 accessOrIes for home and offIce mclude hall trees, Latest contemporary decor year round lease preferred Square foot, SUitable for tIre Thls IS another estate sale With posal, new pamt and carpet 1960 WURLITZER Jukebox, Rent Illcludes heat, 311', elec store or autoparts, $225 per everythmg 40-60 years lamps, planters, qUilt stands, gift Items, hardware, $355 886-2130 after 6 p m 884 6929 after 6 p m tnclty and Jamtonal ser month, mc!udmg uhllhes or older Hundreds of ~mall model 2500, 45 rpm, 200 se- and nautlcal brass Call today' 331-6850 after 6 Immediate openmg TREASURE Island, Flonda lections, excellent workmg Vices, 200-1,600 sq ft Imme 822-1645 Items are avaIlable as well Located 111 the Park GROSSE POINTE Woods, two dlate occupancy Affordabl e Adult one bedroom condo, as furmture condItion $1,400 884-7969 bedroom bnck ranch, fire- rates Commonweath 288- furlllshed, sWlmmmg pootlo' 7-WANTED We are fealunng a 1930's wal PUBLIC Sale - Grosse Pomte THE LIBRARY CO. place, basement, garage 0022 boat. flshmg - dock, walk 3 TO RENT nut dmmg set With refrac- school system Lawn equIp- $560 a month. No pets beach, $700 per month, 16129 MACK AT BEDFORD SUITE A V AILABLE Febru . tory table, chma cabmet, ment, 2 wheel horse tractors Shorewood E R Brown month mmimum 254-2478 WANTED TO rent - March 1 IS being ary 18th 3 large paneled of- buffet & server, a sofa and and assorted eqUipment As Realty, 886-8710 HARBOR Sprmgs - Harbor occupancy Cal'l'lage house flces, 2 pnvate lavs and stor - chair WIth carved frames, a IS, needs parts Best offer FORCED TO RELOCATE Cove SpeCial "by owner" or townhouse, Grosse blond bedroom set, game THREE BEDROOM lower age area Carpeting, heat , accepted AvaIlable for in- Movmg 20,000 books m mid-February can only be a fun rates for wmter ski vaca- Pomte QUIet profeSSIOnal table for a basement, rec flat Fully carpeted, stove, air, electnc mcluded Kit- spectIOn at South HIgh Idea for my landlord To hghten the move, tlOns Luxury condos fully couple, no children 4463177 room, maple furl1lture, floor refngera tor supplied chen faclllttes available to School, 11 Grosse Pomte eqUIpped, sleeps 9 965-9409 or 271.7330 ALL BOOKS ARE 1/2 PRICE Tenants pay own utilities tenants Also, 2 smgle offi- lamps, small tables, etc Blvd Weekdays 1-3 pm THROUGHOUT THE MONTH I $285 per month plus secun- ces, 17800 East Warren cor- days, 281-1802 evenmgs and HOME WANTED III Grosse We have a lot of wonderful 50 thru Thursday, February 7 ty Workmg adults prefer- ner of MarseIlles 886-7404 or weekends before 9 p m POInte area Need 3-4 bed year old metal toys, wooden Contact Bob Slmpson, NOON-5 P M MONDAY-5ATURDAY red. 521.3612 884-2571 TWO BEDROOM furmshed rooms, fIrSt floor family toy boats, d wlch.er 1930's 343-2150 for detail!> baby carnage m perfect RIVARD -lower, SpaCIOUS, 3 condo, BOlllta Sprmgs Golf room or den, large dmmg DINETTE set, butcher block condlhon, games, dolls and bedrooms, 2 baths, IIvmg NEW course, tenms courts, pool, area, 112 baths, attracllve like new, sacnflce, $125, hv. WE'RE BACK chlldrens accessories, a 1930 room, rurung room, den, fire- FORSYTH OF!"ICE $1,000 per month 2597700 rental rate, secure long term mg room furmture, excl'llent wooden cnb, 100's of pIeces KATHRYN OF THE POINTES BUILDING Karen lease Call ChrIS Herter at condlllon, mlsc apartment place, appliances, $700 884- of old costume Jewelry, vm- CONDUCTOR OF Jefferson - South of 9 Mile FLORIDA KEYS or Kiawah 3486200 ext 231 Items, must sell Evemngs, 3559 tage clothes, large size R obert R Sflre & Assoc , Inc 522-5384 HOUSEHOLD AND ESTATE SALES TROMBLEY Road - luxury 3 Island one/two bedroom GROSSE POINTE family ladles everyday clothmg, YOU CAN COUNT ON US, bedroom, 2 bath upper flat, 776-7260 pool, beach, tenms, golf, would lIke to rent :tour Har- bed Imens, fabnc, anttque 19" MGA color TV WIth stand, , FOR RELIABLE AND natural fireplace, newly de- (313) 7764607 bar Sprmgs summer home frames, canmng needs, eic $250 882-5598 Thursday after SMALL OFFICE desk-chair , 7 pm, Friday 9-9 EXPERIENCED SERVICE LET corated and carpeted, 2 car secretary-answenng servIce HARBOR SPRINGS Home Prefer rental on Lake Mlch- ThiS house IS full of dIshes, Make Your Igan 3 bedrooms mlmmum US SERVE YOU garage, $700 per month 882- avaIlable 885-1900 17901 glassware, barware, pots & BEAUTIFUL, almost new, , SKIING Last 2 weeks July - first 3965 No pets East Warren pans, handpamted chma, natm;al, b~aver P.\l \ \ __ ~ ~ ~~ ~~ 1 lI.' ...... h..- .. _ -_-.._----,-- ...... ~ ...-- - ~~F~-''''''---, , -----...... F- .. --.....,.F...... --. ..~ •.-- ...... --,.- ...... ~"P -...-.-- ...... + Page SIX-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, January 31, 1985 i-ARTICLES a-ARTiCLES 8B-ANTIQUES 11 CARS 1 -CARS 11-CARS 12D-LAKE AND RIVER 13-REAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE PROPERTY FOR SALE 198 I CUTLASS Supreme, low THREE bedroom bungalow, MOVING Sale - Appliances, DOLL APPRAISALS 1980 1981 OLDS 4-door Df'lta 88 VERO BEACH on ocean, new KENNARY KAGE PONTIAC Phoelllx "SJ" mileage, good condition, air, newly remodeled inSide, air furntture, household goods, ANTIQUES OR 4 dool, 27,000 actual mIles, Royale, loaded, good condl' first floor garden apart- $5,500 882-3866,after 5 p m 1 condlhonmg, basement, ga, 20017 Gaukler, 5t Clair COLLECTIBLES ANTIQUES electnc door locks, lilt tlon, $5,400 Call 331-1841 ment, 3 bedl'oom, 2 l bath pc 1 rage and nice yard St John Shores 775-6966 SUSAN'S DOLL MUSEUM 0 n Wednesday, Thursday, \\ heel, automatic Iran:.mls, I983 ~ PLYMOUTH Turlsmo $2JO,000 LiqUIdating ABANDONED vehicles for Hospital area $24,500 30 757-5568 Fnday, 12-4 pm IOn, ~tereo, po\'.l:'r steer- 22, stereo, five speed, 22,000 $190,000 8B4-4427evenings NEW FUR coat, (large) $400 s sale, City of Grosse Pomte year mortgage at 13%%, Saturday, 9 a m to 4 pm Ing/brake!>, never out of miles, $5,350 881-2930 Expandable dInmg table, AUTOMOBILE OWNERS! As Park, 15115East Jefferson 12E-COMMERCIAL payments approximately $200 881-6845 WE BUY AND SELL G ro!>se Pomte The "orlg- I984 TEMPO GL, 4 door, load. low as $48 quarterly for Cadieux at E Warren I972 Chevrolet, 2 door, PROPERTY $275 per month 773-8421 Inal" IItlle old lady's car, ed I 8,000 miles, 5 year ex. 1M57H2J 118192 TAPPAN Gallery stove. 30" pubhc lIablhty, comprehen- 882-4396 GATESHEAD corner Chand- $4,100 (termsl, "Little Blue tended warranty Call after 1977 Chevrolet, 2 dOOI, oven - food warmer G E Sive, fire and theft 527-2260, ler Park Drive, near SI Book " 882-0702 6, 8ll5-5896 1Q87U7L597554 BUILDING WANTED Americana. automal1c dISh- 881-2376 W ESTLAND MALL IndlVldual Wishes to purcha~e John Hospital Custom two 1 9 PONTIAC Grand PriX 1980 Chevrolet, 2 dool, washer Kitchen table, for- QUALITY mmk Jacket, nego. A NTIQUE SHOW & SALE 97 1982 CAMARO, must sell, ex. office or storefront bUlldmg bedroom brick ranch, at- mica top, chrome legs, 4 Excellent conditIOn, power cellent condition Work, 1M27VA7268343 hable, 53 pIece rose FostOria warren at Wayne Road, on Mack Ave (preferably) tached t\\ 0 cal garage, tile \ I'lndO\\') brakes, steering, (Kathy) 882-6240, evenmgs 1975 Chevrolet, 2 door, chaIrs, mlsc Items Call Thursday February 7-Sun. 01 Harpel -area belween 7/8 crystal Priced low, 882-4961 1V77B5U186629 basement, large lot Gillen 822-0012 day, February 10 Mall other extras 885 5446 468-4469 1\1lle (approximately) No Realty, 886-3665 MOVING Sale, fmal days - 1974 Plymouth, 2 door CHERRY dropleaf dmmg ta- hours (Glass repair, Silver 197 7 CAPRICE Estate 9 pass. C ITATION 1981-4 door, hatch- stereo, lamps, taDles, etc PH23K4F129455 Realtors please Mr Ste- 598 ST CLAIR 4 bedroom. ble, 42"x20", opens to matching serVIce, anllques enger \\agon, aIr, AM/FM, back, rustproofed, air, SliCk, 24586Roxana, East DetrOit 1972 Plymouth, 4 door, vens 886-1763 large kitchen, well lOsul 42"x68" 4683026 appnased - $1 an Ilem ) <-rul~e, luggage rack, $2,000 4 cylinder, radiO, 33,000 771.10319 PK41P2D235076 INVESTMENT PROPERTY ated $65,000 778-oll90 8854176 miles Excellent condillon G E STOVE very good con. -OFFICE MInimum bId $75 00 Sealed - Lower level commerCIal, FOUR BEDROOM Colomal - APARTMENT sIZe 15 cubiC 8C 1'313 PL Yl\IOUTH Fur)' ,ta $3,900 882-4132 dltlon, self c1eanmg oven, bids to Mr N Ortlsl, City second floor apartments family room, dmmg room, foot refngerator, white , EQUIPMENT 1I0nwagoll, good lIres, runs harvest gold, black glass I984 CAMARO Z-28, black, Clerk, prIOr to 10 00 am, Completel) Iented Call for attached garage Grosse $150 25~7588 good 884 0854 door Call 882.6811 A DLER SE.l000, 4 years old, charcoal grey interior, mint February 8, 1985 VehIcles detalb Pomte schools One block to FRIGIDAIRE stove, 40", pme 8A-MUSICAL $500 or best offer 263-9000 1 5 TO«INO wagon Run~ 773-3033 may be Inspected at Mary. DANAHER, BAER, Eastland 881-6561 good, $400 or best offer land Warren Tow, 15735 WILSON & STROH dIJ' slOk, corner cabmet, INSTRUMENTS 1980 MALIBU ClaSSIC,4 door, DUPLEX - 822/824 Neff 2 bed- double bed, 882 9747 9-ARTICLES 886 5934 V-6, air, power steering, East Warren, DelrOlt 885-7000 WANTED rooms, g~ baths, fireplace, DESIGNER bedroom set, 6 BABY GRAND Stemert, fme 1977 CAPRICE Late model, power brakes, rear wmdow 1983 HONDA Accord 4 door, 5 BUSINESS AND dmmg room, full basement, pleee dark oecan TradI- plano Best offer 978-1292 E ASTSIDE book seller deSires power steerlOg/brakes. air defogger, excellent eondl- speed. loaded a sweetheal t INVESTMENT 2 car ~arag~ R82-411,2 lJelWeen 5 00 and 6 00 P m signed limited edltlons,llne condltionmg, AM/FM llOlI ISI:!1-4<>'iJ $8,291 823-3531 P«UPt.K lit.:, tional style, excellent condl' SEVERN Road, Grosse POinte Illustrated children's htera stereo, 2 door, great condl- '317 T.BIRD Town Landau, tlon, $400 1186-062J UPRIGHT plano With bench , 1984 PONTIAC STE SlIver, E\cluslvely Woods. Center entrance $400 Conn Cornet, $100 ture, art, photography, lion, low mileage $2,890 loaded, good transportation, SALES - LEASES MAN'S NEW ROSSignol , A-I condition, warranty, Colomal 3 bedrooms, 112 X-country SkiS, 210 C M , both very good condillon Americana DetrOit, CIVil 8849424 only $1,450 771-1319 12,000 mIles, luggage rack, EXCHANGES War Occult, Avant Garde baths, family room, new boots size 912, also, X-coun- 881-2979 1981 PHOENIX, 4 door, 4 DATSUN 1978510 4 door, auto- best offer 881-8096 Lit, ml1ltary county hIS- Vlrgmla S Jeffnes Realtor Pella wmdows throughout try ski SUlt,size large After DRUMS - Slingerland, 2 toms speed, tape deck, 69,000 matiC, air, stereo cassette, 1m IMPALA, exceUentcondJ- 8d2-0899 Move-in condition $92,500 , tones, philosophy and miles, no rust, $2,100 521- rustproof, tan, excellent, 4 pm, 468.3254 1 floor tom, 1 bass, 1 snare , tion, full power, mr, AM/F~ 881-0410 after 6 pm No worthwhile books for collec- 0539 $1,995 881-6939 EXCELLENT traditIOnal a FT POOL table, all acces- 1 high hat, Z cymbals, $600 hons 10 all categorle!> Cash stereo, new tires, $2,19;> commercial bUlldmg on brokers plea&e sories and \\ all rack, $175 882-9633 paId and Immediate re- G ARY GRANADA needs 983 CAMARO Z-28 21,000 885-3029 The Hill " Approx 2500sq GROSSE POINTE CITY home, 1977 Ford, V-8, grey, 823-6326after 5 p m BUY, SELL, consign all m moval miles, black, $8,600 after 6 1979 CAMARa, T-tops, power ft . gas central air, 25X 100 Gorgeous, one bedroom upper - 2 door, sports coupe, excel- COLONIAL loveseat and tres- struments mclumng pianos , GRUB STREET pm 886-8374 locks/wmdows, AM/FM foot lot condommlum, all updated tle end table, like new, $75 organs, call 775-7758. lent condillon, stereo, air, 1981 BUICK Regal Limited, stereo, air, 29,000 miles , DANAHER, BAER, Appliances, air, basement A BOOKERY $1,500 886-3445 886-0623 1983 FLYING V gUItar With hIgh mileage, good conm- $3,200 882-6832 WILSON & STROH Movmg, must sell, 9%% 1981 FORD Granada, 4 door, DOG HOUSES Large, msul case, brand new, $250; 1982 17194East Warren, tlon Secunty system. $5,000 1981RENAULT LeCar, 47,000 885-7000 ated, carpeted, $50, call Guitarman tour amp, very near Cadieux automatIc, 6 cylmder, power 882-0175 miles, new tires, brakes, ex . OPPOSITE Eastland - For INCOME PROPERTY steermg - brakes, AM/FM 6/3 bnck In mce area New fur- 331-0986,or 822-3956 good condillon, $140. 881- DetrOit, IVhchlgan 1980SUBARU, 4 wheel drive, hallSt, AM/FM, excellen t Sale Attractively deSigned 5529 882-714"3 radiO, excellent condition FM cassette, red, 46,000 condItIOn $1,975 884-5566 15sUite office bUlldmg Ade- nace, hot water andeleetrlc FOUR PIECE wicker set, 778-0158 Fireplace, den, all updated couch, 2 chairs Big table - AEOLIAN Chickering console miles, $3,500 885-Q967 quate Parking 7774646 CASH FOR 1 Brou. never used, $80 Black pad plano and bench, excellent 982 BONNEVILLE 1973PLYMOUTH Duster 225, 11A-CAR ST CLAIR Shores Newer of- gham, loaded, new tires, ex- HARPER WOODS ded bar, $35 Portable fire- condItion, wonderful tone , KIDS CLOTHES 6 cylmder, 2 door, power REPAIR fice bU1lding,$475,000.Reply Hawthorne - sharp 3 bedroom place, $35 882-6032 IVory keys, $2,200 Mrs L0- cellent conditIOn, 35,000 steenng/brakes, AM/FM to 4SOS MaIO Street, Claw. EXCELLENT CONDITION miles, $7,499 773-3476 RAY'S FOREIGN car garage brick ranch, family room, LIVING ROOM set, sofa - 2 ren, 644-9200days, 886-9050 VERY CLEAN, BETTER stereo, SO,OOOmiles, $1,350or We service any and al I son, MI 48017. fireplace, finished base- 1 chairs, like new, $350 evemngs BRANDS, INFANT THRU 14 8 PLYMOUTH 4 door - air, best offer 886-2566 foreign cars, speCializing In ment, attached garage, all power steermg, brakes 2,000SQUARE Feet With~rk. 824-1191after 5'30 p m USED PIANOS Bring in Monday, Tuesday 980 SKYLARK, air, cruise, Mercedes, Volvo, VW, 109, St Clair Shores, 9 Mlle/ apphances Grosse Pomte or Thursday, 10-4pm Runs good $2,100 777-0636 English and Japanese veh I- l CABINETS 411~!'of wall and ON SALE NOW! AM/FM stereo Call after Mack 885-9306.Terms nego- schools Nicer Must see base cabmets 36" chef pan. ON HANGERS PLEASE CH RYSLER Cordoba, 1980 - 5:30,885-1229 cles 42 years experience , tiable Consoles - Spinets - Grands excellent conditIon Must see free pick up and delivery 8-6 try, cablllet to match Euro- 1984 COUGAR - bargam sale! ST CLAIR SHORES ABBEY PLANO CO 10appreciate $3,985or best p m Monday-Fnday 8-noon pean style, beige lmen for- List $12,000 Yours for only 12F-NORTHERN Beautiful 3 bedroom brick ROYAL OAK - 541-6116 LEE'S RESALE offer Days 961-2002, even. Saturday 884-8874 mica With jlght oak pantry, $9,595 Loaded, like new, PROPERTY ranch, completely reJuve- PIANOS WANTED 20331 Mack 881-8082 lOgS, 884-0131 In bar pulls With some drawer AM/FM cassette, crUise, 11B-CARS WANTED nated and out Florida TOP CASH PAIDI 197 GAYLORD, MIchigan Lag- room, flmshed basement fronts In oak. Ideal for pan- ANTIQUE OR COLLECTI- 9 TRANS AM, T-tops, load- air, more. Call after 7 p.m. TO BUY try or laundry room DISplay PlANO - Baby grand by Bram- BLE DOLLS SUCH AS ed, new tires, mllimght blue, 882-6424 genhorn condomlmum at Owners movmg out of state good conditIOn, $5,300/best Chalet center 2 bedrooms, 2 Must sell fast' cabinets, $600 884-1707 bach With bench Good con. MADAME ALEXANDER, 984 CAPRICE ClaSSIC, fully JUNK OR wrecked cars an d dillon Recently tuned Call BARBIE, ETC 77 1-0091 trucks. Top dollar paid baths, kitchen, lIvmg room, TWO FRENCH rabbit coats, eqUiPped Excellent condi. convement to all Northern 886-9045 1 9 CHEVROLET Malibu 776-4529or 777-8352 GROSSE POINTE WOODS excellent conditIOn, size 757.5568 97 tlon $9,700 884-4993 fun Indoor-outdoor pools w agon . V-8, air, AM/FM SpacIOUS3-4bedroom Colomal llH2. 885-7664. 982 HONDA Prelude, 5 speed, Tenms, racquetball, whirl- sB=ARTi6uES tereo, crUise, roof rack, 11C-BOATS AND Family room, fireplace, WHIRLPOOL gas dryer, WANTED to buy old costume s AM/FM stereo, new tires pools, saunas, game room, power locks, wmdows, lilt, MOTORS freshly decorated, new car- white, all belts replaced, FOR SALE and Rhmestone Jewelry, and spare, electnc sunroof, golf and ski close. Gorgeous brass lamps, cellmg I1x. real' defogger 886-9537 petmg Beautiful neighbor- works great 882-9175 MATERIALS UNLIMITED highway mlleage, $6,500 . WANTED' trailer or cradle settmg Managed for rental l tures, wall sconces 882-0396. hood $77,500 Call now Architectural antiques - one 1976 BUICK wagon, low mile- best offer 329-3841 after 6 for Catalina 22' sailboat , tax shelter, $54,900 10112% MAHOGANY chiOa cabinet, evemngs $350; buffet, $ISO, dining of the largest collections of age, ready to go, $1,300 p m. or weekends. swmg keel 884- Thursday, January 31, 1985 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven-C 13-R~A[ ESTATE 13-REAC ESTATE 13-REXC bTATE 13A-LOTS 16-PETS 20D-LOCKSMITHS 21A-PIARo 21F-HOME FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE SERVICE IMPROVEMENT FOR SALE FOR SALE CIIELSJ<~ALOCK CO HARPER WOODS - First of- TWO FAMILY on Whittier 855COOK 3 bedroom, 2 story EXCELLENT location Ready YORKIE pups, AKC, excellent 17012MACK. G P P COMPLETE PIANO service ferlng, Immaculate 3 bed. near Grosse Pointe, new Ideal locatIon Owner to build 60xllO. $65,000 to pedigree and coat, Vet Bondcd Lochmlth~ Tuning, rebutldmg, re- room brick ranch, central furnace, brick/aluminum $120,000 Evenings 641.7458 $70,000 home~ Land Con thecked 886 6394 Locks • InhtaJled • Changed flnlshlng Member Plano aIr, gorgeous flmshed base. sldmg Good tenants Call ST CLAIR, MichIgan, Income tracl pollslble $14,000 773. • Hepdlred TechniCIans GUild Zech- ment, garage Must see' collect evemngs - (616) 241. !"REE TO good home, ~payed property near shoppmg, 5821 • !{e.,ldclltldl • Commercial Bossner 731-7707 Century 21, Nance, 774-9000 6156 female Cdt, 1'! years old, .,11 .Indu.,tlldl schools, St Cfalr River GROSSE POINTE Park, resl' ver/bldck, 11397144 cdll PIANO TUNING and repair OPEN SUNDAY ------SHOREPOINTE Terms 885-6215 dentlallot, Balfour Rd , be mornlllg~ 343-9144 Complete plano service by 2-5 CONDOMINIUM certified techmclan Why not HARVARD near Mack In De- low Jefterson, lOO'xI80' Be A!"GHAN 1I0UND 106SUNSET LANE FRONT UNIT troit 3 bedroom Colomal low market 885-0840 20E-INSULATION have someone locally do Sl Clair Shores. Harper near IN GROSSE POINTE BA~~ET HOUND your work? DaVid Hughes H!I baths, excellent neigh- GROSSE POINTE Shores, BLOWN fN 13Mile GorgCQUS2 bedroom 881-9133 DOBERMAN 8828705 "CUSTOM" borhood $49,500 882.1293 80X ISO Near Lakeshore GOLDEN HETHI«~VEI{ CELLULOS«; condo, new In 1980 All appll- STUART, Flonda Former Home Improvement Co THREE bedroom brick, 11/! Walk to pool, manna, ydcht wllm IIAIHED T«~Hl{mH 21C-ELECTRICAL ances mcludmg dishWasher, resldenls of Grosse Pomte ('OCKEI{ POODL«~ M[X INSULATION baths, dmmg room, garage club 885 6215 (cillngh Jnd WJlb SERVICE No Job Too Small dIsposal, $43,900 sellmg beautiful townhouse Assumable mortgage, I 94/ l\Idn} other., Abo dedawed For Quality Work TAPPAN & ASSOCS 775-6200 near Hutchmson Island 2 Completc WedthcflldtlOn, Cadieux 343-0762 13B-CEMETERY Cd!;, Ammdl ('81 e and Adop LdulkUlg & gld/Ulg Gld~!>re COLVILLE Low Prices 1110 FAIRHOLME 2 400 bedroom, 2'ft bath QUiet 10' PROPERTV lIOn SOtlety 652-11644(,'i1- Free Estlmate~ ~quare foot, custom Cape, calion Immaculate, loaded AnENTION pl 21F-HOME 21G-ROOFING 21-I-PAINTING, 21.I-PAINfING, 21P-WAtEBPA06EING 21T-PLOMBtNG & 21Z-SNOW REMOVAL 21Z-SNOW REMOVAL IMPROVEMENT SERVICE DECORATING DECORATING HEATING AND AND R.L STREMERSCH LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPING K. BUILDING CO. MICHAEL'S KARM'S D C KF.LLY BUILDING BASEMENT GROSSE FRANK R. THREE C'S LANDSCAPING o Quallt~ Rcmodelmg PAINTING & PAINTING SERVICE WATERPROOFING Tree & Shrub Trimmlllg DEPENDABLE o Andc!'»t'll Heplacement Licensed and Insured WallS Repaired POINTES REFINISHING WEIR Speclallng III Wmdows & Doors Intel lor and Extenor Stral~htened SNOW o FrUit & Ornamental Trees o AddltlOlll>of all types Intenor Extenor Sen Ice Wood fJllIshlllg wdllpapenng Rep dt-ed PLUMBING, HEATIN G, REMOVAL o Custom Garages FINEST Pamtlllg Free estlmate~ Grosse All WOIk Guaranteed SEWERS AND DRAIN S • Over-grown hedges & antlqumg and varmshlllg, Pomte referencc~ 884-7139 shrubs Expert 24 hour scrvlCe New 882-3463 Complete roofmg & gullel stnppmg and stmnmg BOILER SPECIALIST S We are Foresters & Horticul- eqUipment LICENSED & INSURED 77.PAINT mallltenance Complete Kitchen refllllshmg CAPIZZO CONST. SPRINKLER REPAIR S tUrists and dre experienced 885.7676 Roofs, Caulked & Repaired Free Estunates - 1185-J2JO EXCELLENT INTERIOH IIIhandlmg your plant mate- 1\1 U SCHUSTER CO BASEMENT Gutters Cleaned Ilork Pldster repall. palllt rial THE HOUSE MECHANIC GIOVANNI SACCO WATERPROOFING Residential & Commercial, mg. IIallpapenng, em pen 885-7711 DECORATING SERVICE DONE RIGHT 757-5330 PENDOLINO'S HOl\tE BBPAlRS Money - tl y, cleamng r;xpellPnced 381 KERCHEVAL, FAR MS o Carpelltl) Pamtlng, wallpapel'lng ~tam- 10 YEAR GUARANTEE SlIlce 1925 TRIMMING, removal, spray- SNOW REMOVAL INSTANT SERVICE Icasonable Gro~se POInte - Pdlntmg ALL WORK GUARANTEED lng, wallpaper remo\ aI. pat- LICEN&r~D INSURED Keith Damelson ~~v~,edF~e~n~~~~:ri'rt~~- Dependable, qUick, clean ser\' Ieferences Seaver's 882 er o r.l1nor Plumbing DA VID McCRACKIN chmg, caulklllg Insured and Licensed Master Plumb Complete tree servICe Call Ice R~ldentldl Rcasonable licensed 0000 TONY 885.0612 o MlIlOr Electncal Flemmg Tree SerVice, 774- rates 775-2802 Italian Journeymdn REFINISHING? RedecOl at MALONEY 6450 881-2477 886 5870 CRAFTED 264-7579 978-2448 lug? Restortng} Plofe~- 21Q-PLASTER o Kltchl'n~ WINTER SPECIALS on aUla WORK PLUMBING THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS MAYBE PUR- bor durlllg January, Feb SlOnallYdone b) Margal et o All Plumbmg Repairs - Rec Boom~ GROSSE POINTE CHASED FROM THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS' rUdry, March Replacement McGumnes Pallltlllg, SUPERIOR PLASTERING o New Fixtures 1'011 ets, - Bathlooms doors, wmdows Roofmg, re PAINTER'S INC. plastellllg, y, dllpdpenng, AND PAINTING COMPANY washbasllls, (Stores are listed by streets and from DetrOit on • AddlllOn~ wood Iefllllshlllg 885-6822 through the Grosse Pomtes, Harper Woods and St pairs, sldlllg and gutters Pamtmg - lIltellor exterior, Wet pla~terlng and dl y wall o Bath tubs 0 Water Heat ers - Porch ConversIOns Free estlmdtes LIcensed Clair Shores.) Wood decks Roof snow re- paper changmg and panel- rep.ur and tapmg Basement o Garbage grmders 0 Laun dry HEMODELING moval - prevent Ice back ling Free estimates cheer INTERIOR AND exterior wall lepalr Intenor pain- trays DOWNTOWN: :\IGDLn~,.ZAtr0~ uv L!....t:u~cJ, U1:)Ut ~ 1\Ull tUlly given Licensed dnd ...... "Liul> a"J .."pel JI'Hl~lllg tUI5 lU,),lu t..-J Gl u.,~c I\JUlt~ • CoJe \J!l.)ldLiuJ1:> ALL WORK PERSONALLY Vercruysse 774-3542 Insured Reasonable rates, 30 years references Free estimates Master Plumber Ren Cen, Calumet Tobacco and Gift Shop, mam level, PERFORMED 8829234 experience Ray Bal no\l,s!-.y, Tom McCabe - 885 6991 Reasonable Rates near 100Tower ROOFS and DECKS 372-2392after 6 pm l\llKE SCHUSTER, 882-4325 SP~CIALIZING 10 repdlrs 881-5926 JEFFERSON AVE.: GUTTERS and GROSSE POINTE FREE ESTIMATES DOWNSPOUTS Clean. prompt servIce Hef All Plumbmg Repairs, New Park Pharmacy, Nottmgham and Jefferson WALLPAPER erence~ LICENSED & INSURED Gutters Cleaned and Flushed CONTRACTORS Free estimates Fixtures, Water Heate rs, Village Wme Shop, Beaconsfield and Jefferson REMOVAL 82-144&5 P & 1\1 MAIII;TENANCE Ne\\ and Repdlf Work CUSTOM PAINTING AND Disposals, VIOlatIOns QUALITY WOHK. tailored re MAUMEE: Painting. plastermg, wall Licensed and Insured WALLPAPERING BY TIM Corrected, Sewers and ADVANCE MAINTENANCE pairs Cracks ellmanated Drams Electrically Clean ed Bon Secours Hospital, Cadieux and Maumee, gift shop Ila:.hmg, plumbmg, elec- EXPERT ANTIQUING o Low Rates t7319 East Warren • Best Prices Around Satlsfachon guaranteed 30 All Work Guaranteed Schettler Drugs, FIsher and Maumee tncal 881 8121 884-9512 885-8155 771 4007 yeal ~expcllence Free estl- FREE ESTIMATES ma tes References, 821-7051, KERCHEVAL AVE.: J. HAGAN FREE ESTIMATES PROMPT EffiCient service for DAN ROEMER PYRAMID ROOFING INSURED If no answer, 29-10034 Art's Party Store, Wayhurn and Kercheval BUILDER mtel'lor, ell.tel'lor pamtmg, Re-Roofmg Michael Satmary Jr PLUBMING Hevco Drugs, "In The Vlllage" Roofmg & Repairs and paper hangmg LICen- PLASTERING And Drywall Tear Offs LICENSED Notre Dame Pharmacy, Notre Dame and Kercheval InsuldtlOll & Ventilation ced, references 296 7386, repam; Texturlllg and stuc- Repair BUCHANAN & CO. MASTER PLUMBER Grosse Pomte Book Vlllage, on Kercheval, between Seamless Gutters 778-5025 co Insured Pete Taormllla, FULLY INSURED Notre Dame and Cadieux Carpentry-Rough & Trim Venlllalion 469-2967 Year Round Service GROSSE POINTERS GROSSE POINTE NEWS, 99 Kercheval 1\1odermza tlOn/Renova tlOn WALLPAPER 772-2614 Area references Semor citizen SERVING THE POINTES PLASTERING and Drywall. Perry Drugs on the HIll VIOlalIOn Corrections SINCE 1972 REMOVAL PLUMBING repairs, Ieaky Trail Apothecary on the Hill LICENSED dIscount Free esllmates LI- Nell SqUires, 757-0772 censed and Insured - Wallpaper and removal BY JEFF faucets, clogged drams Em- Cottage Hospital Gift Shop, MUIr and Kercheval INSURED 881-2530 PLASTERIDRYWALL patch- rs 778-0900 o Pamtmg (mt and ext) o Custom Pallltmg Also ergency service 24 hou o Stammg and varmshing o Low Rates mg, tapmg Free estimates Free estimates Low rat es CHARLEVOIX: BARKER ROOFING AND repairs Alu- - Plaster repair 779-5235 7752927 Call Frank, 293-{J143 Ron, 521-6103,772-{J516 Lou's Party Store, Lakepomte and CharlevOIX CONTRACTORS mmum trim, sldmg, and o Texture ceilings and walls PAINTING - InterIOr/ex- PLASTERING, DRYWALL, R&B PLUMBING sewer and MACK AVE.: Modermzatlon 0 Alleratlons 0 gutters Bob, Dale Isham LICENSED INSURED tenor, wall washmg and do- ceramIc hie, tuck pomtmg, dram lines cleaned $30 AddllJons 0 Famllv Rooms 0 526-0666 stucco, 30years experience, J R 's Shoppe N Go, Mack and Berkshire Kitchens & Recreation 886-4374 mestlc cleanmg Free estl- Plumbmg of any ty pe, Devonshire Drug, Devonshire and Mack JOHN D. SIMON mates Call Thorn 881 7210 free estimates Guaranteed licensed, insured. Gr osse <\reas WALLPAPERING Call Valentmo, 372-3462 Don's Party Store, Country Club and Mack JAMES BARKER 778-1028-773-6986 Pomte and suburbs 755-6794 YorkShire Market, Yorkshire and Mack 21J WALL 886-5044 Roofing, Caulkmg, $9 SINGLE ROLL 21R-FURNITURE Parkles Party Store, St Clalr and Mack Weatherstnppmg, Repairs WASHING EMIL THE - 10 Years Experience REPAIR Alger Party Store, St Clair and Mack MODERNIZATION LICENSED-INSURED o Custom Plastermg PLUMBER Rand's Pharmacy, McMillan and Mack o Custom Pamtlllg K MAINTENANCE Company Arbor Drugs, 7 Mlle and Mack M.T, CHARGOT wall washmg, floor cleamng BOB'S UPHOLSTERY - 25% SPECIALIZING IN CASHAN ROOFI NG off already low prices Local St John HOSPital, Moross near Mack, Gift Shop and BUILDING CO, 884-2625 and \1 axmg Free cstlmlll 's o Kitchens 0 Bathrooms HOT ROOFS references Hours - 8 to 6 o Laun~ room and vlolatlo ns The Nook PERSONALL Y DESIGNED Commercial-ReSidential JULIAN 882-0688 Monday thl'u Saturdays o 01 and new work Merit Woods Pharmacy, Bournemouth and Mack * Kitchens - Attics Home, 772-9326, Shop, Free Estimates Harkness Pharmacy, Lochmoor and Mack Year-round service ROSSE POINTE fireman * Basements - Porches Shingles and Repairs ENTERPRISES, INC. G 831-8848,Bob McVey, 17426 BIll, Master Plumber Hollywood Pharmacy, Hollywood and Mack * Bathrooms -- Rec Rooms Complete pamtmg and dec- Will do wall washmg 821- (Son of Eml\) Mr C's Deli, Ridgemont and Mack Work Guaranteed 2984 Harper, between Cadieux & Outdoor deck environments Insured 886.3245 oratlllg service ReSidential Mor,lIIg 882-0029 Bob's Drug Store, Roslyn and Mack CUSTOM CRAFTED - CommerCIal 465-5128for ..IVALL Washlllg. neat, reliable FURNITURE refinished, re- EAST WARREN AVE.: * Cabmets - Formica 21H-CARPET estimate service Rea~onable rates PLUMBING REPAI Woodworkmg.tnm work paIred, strIPped, any type of RS The Wme Basket, Outer Drive and E Warren * CLEANING QUALITY PAINTING For free esllmates 882-6348 Replacements Wmdows canmg Free estimates & Mr. C's, Grayton and E. Warren , * SERVICE InterIOr - Extenor Doors 474-8953or 345-6258 - , * EXPERT CARPET 21K-WINDOW SEWER CLEANING 7/Eleven, East Warren between Cadieux and Balduck I FULLY LICENSED AND INTERIOR- WASHING 21S Reasonable Rates For Al Park , / INSURED CLEANING CARPENTER Mike Potter - LIC Mr C's Dell, Morang & Kelly EXTERIOR SERVICE 882-1558 GENERAL HOME REPAIR Truck Mount 20 years profesSIOnal D BARR Extraction EAST DETROIT: Free Estimates - 882-6842 expenence CLEANING SERVICES LIVING ROOM KITCHEN CABINETS, TONY Merit Book Center, 22425 Kelly near 9 Mile Road • Attics & Porch Enclosures MATT FLETCHER SECOND GENERATION & HALL 2750 Wmdows, carpet, wall wash. FINE FURNITURE The Master Plumber • Additions and KltChens 4151 B\.¥!\tinglwlm 886-6102 Custom made in oak, cher.ry, Furniture Cleanirlg mg, gutters, upholstery, (SoQof'Enul)_ ,',' K~W1Ifi:>- -, I o Commercial BUlldlllgs walnut Speclahsls III qua!i- DA VE TEOLIS 779-0411 WHITEY'S floors cleaned and waxed, No Job too small. New a Collie Drugs, Harper aM' (''h~n ta'ih "tille) JIM SUTTON Famlly Ow,Md &I Operated ty woodwork 109 repairs, Violations. Manor Pharmacy, Greater Mack and Red Maple Lane hardwood floors cleaned and CALL KEN 293-3181 1677Brys Dflve o Wall Papermg paste waxed The Book Store, on Mack, south of 9 Mlle D BARR 521-1637 527-9282 TV 4-2942 TV 2-2436 o InterIOr Pallltlllg DALE 527-8105 80B CUBE Perry Drugs, off Marter and Jefferson CLEANING SERVICES o Reasonable Prices COMPLETE Carpenter and Lake Pharmacy, E 9 Mile between Mack and HADLEY HOME SECOND GENERATION o Good Work G OLMIN bUIldmg servICe Free estl- PLUMBING and HEATIN G Jefferson WIndows, carpet, wall wash- IMPROVEMENT - Call - no job too small WINDOW CLEANING mates No Job too small LICensed Master Plumbe r Perry Drugs, Shores Shoppmg Center, 13 Mile and mg, gutters, upholstery, SERVICE SEWER CLEANING Harper 774-0414 Licensed and msured 777- SPRINKLER REPAIR, £T INC. floors cleaned and waxed, FREE ESTIMATES 8714, 445-8674 C Shores Canteen on Jefferson, near 13 Mlle hardwood floors cleaned and Grosse Pomte Woods COMPLETE REMODELING WE ARE INSURED 886-3897 New HOrIZon Book Shop, Little Mack and 13 Mile SERVICE paste waxed COMPLETE PAINTING ALBERT D. THOMAS Kitchens-Baths DALE 527-8105 AND DECORATING 372-3022 COMPLETE Plumbmg. Sew- HARPER WOODS: INTERIOR - EXTERIOR INC. Additions-Porches PROFESSIONAL CARPET K V.INDOW clednmg com er Cleamng LIcensed Work Parkcrest Party Store, Parkcrest and Harper Wallpapermg - Reasonable CONTRACTOR~, IN~ Atllc/Rec Rooms and Upholstery cleaning at pany Storms, screens, gut- guaranteed Semor CllIze n Hunter Pharmacy, Country Club and Harper Alummum Sldmg/Tnm REFERENCES ters, alum mum cleaned In- We are general contractors discount Repairs, remode 1- Kaycee Drugs, Bournemouth and Harper reasonable rates usmg the RALPH ROTH 886-8248 Gutters/Down Spouts Von Schrader method Call sured Free EstImates One call takes care of all 109 Call Marty, 839-7852. The Tmder Box, Eastland Shoppmg Center, Aisle 7 Storm Wmdows/Doors Tom Barrese INTERIORS 882-0688 your bUIldmg-remodehng DECKARD Roofmg/Shlllgles/Hot Tar 839-5155 BY DON & LYNN problems, large 01' small Alummum Sldmg and -Husband-Wife Team G ROSSE POIN fE fireman PLUMBING CO. SHORESIDE Carpet Clean- TU 2-0628 Gutter Cleamng -Wallpapermg will do wmdow washmE( - Bathrooms Remodeled 109, profeeslOnal carpet February 1905 Fences/RepaIrs of all kinds oPamtmg 821-2984 o VIOlations Corrected cleamng Work guaranteed ALTERATIONS - Moder. LIcensed and Insured oMeticulous o All Types of InstallatIOns 886-0520 Fully Insured. Free Esl1- oInsured 21L-TILE - mzahon, all bUlldmg needs and RepaIrs mates Call 775-3450, 24 .Over 20 Years Expeflence WORK rough to flmsh m all trades o Free estimates 21G-ROOFING hours GUY DE BOER o All Work Guaranteed SERVICE LOOK - 30 years experience 527-5560 CERAMIC TILE - New and re- MASTER LIC INSURE D LICENSED steam deamng carpet and modeling Baths, kitchens STEVE 885-Q4 06 HADLEY HOME furmture. By Wilbur, Doug PAINTERS and foyers, shower pans re- 881-6651 885-4624 paired Call RIck at 521-3434 and Glenn Carter Call 778- CARPENTER - small and 21W-DRESSMAKING IMPROVEMENT SERVED EUROPEAN 1680 21M SEWER large Jobs, 32 years ex- AND TAILORING INC. APPRENTICESHIP pe1'lence Free estimates Intenor-Extenor Speclallzmg SERVICE STITCHES BY SANDRA COMPLETE K-CARPET LIcensed 5276656 ROOFING SERVICE 10 repanng damaged plas- S Specla!Jzmg III bridal, bride s- CLEANING EWER CLEANING and COMMERCiAL & ter, dry-wall and cracks. CARPENTER work, paneling maId and flower girl gow 05, plumbmg, smks, tOIlets, RESIDENTIAL peehng pamt, wmdow putty- Partl hons, shel Vlllg, doors, dress makmg and alte r- COMPANY mam drams, 15 years ex- Tear-off mg and caulkmg, wallpaper- repairs Small lObs 882-2795 atlOns CARPET SPECIALISTS peflcnce 792-3428 881-9249 Reshmgle 109 All work and matenal 21T-PLUMBING AND Hot Tar 882-0688 guaranteed Reasonable 21O-CEMENT ANo-- HEATING TIRED OF your fit? Excelle nt Roll Roofmg Semor cItizens discount alteratIOns and sewm g HAWTHORNE'S CLEANING BRICK WORK Vents Grosse Pomle references Before 5 p m Call 886-1524 Gutters SERVICE Free Estimates MIke 777- BRICK WORK Small Jobs, Carpels - Upholstery - wall 8081,John 776-9439anytime tuck pomhng, chImney, por- SMALL alteratIOns Rush JObs Repairs ACTIVE PLUMBING I a specialty Quality wor cleamng Velvet tpholstery ches, VIOlatIOns repaired k, Licensed and Insured DRAIN & SEWER Grosse Pomte Park cleamng specialists WOOD REFINISHING Reasonable 886-5565 885- 886-{J520 CLEANING 2206 BUS 52H)941 STRIP STAIN VARNISH EXPERT REPAIRS (Drymg time 2-3 hrs ) CALANDRA - LEAKY TOILETS Duplicate EXlstmg Flmsh or • DRIPPING FAUCETS Dry foam Shampoo and ex. Colors to Match CONSTRUCTION FOR GUTTERS tractIOn method o PLUMBING REPAIRS 5 M T T F 5 Kitchen cabmets, bathroom Garage ralsmg & frammg BROKEN SEWERS AND CLASSIFIED ADS W ROOFING Cement dnveways vamtles, rec-famlly room WATER-lINES REPAIRED SMALL JOBS 21-I-PAINTING, paneling, doors, trim and Porches, tuck pomtlllg CALL 882~6900 * ELECTRIC SEWER * 1 2 DECORATING moldmgs Quality III matenal and 774-9651 CLEANING LIcensed Insured workmanship * * t READY FOR SPRING Ar- * FAST EMERGENCY i 21X-DRAPERIES 3 4 5 6 789 ticulate Pamtlng, Papermg References Free Estimates LIcensed & Insured SERVICE , PRESTIGE PAINTING CO CALL SONYA for top quallt y PAQUIN and Cleanmg QualJty Con. JOSEPH * REASONABLE RATES drapery anti CurUllns - an DAVID ROLEWICZ * TELEPHONE y 10111213 1415 16 structlOn & Repairs Mr 296 7386 778-5025 468.7069 style 15 yeilr~ expenence Gary KIrk, 792-8577 Ref- ESTIMATES Reasonable pflces, fre ROOFING vr~A & MMiTEH CHAHGE e erences Available INTERIOR Hesldenhal palnt- 21P-WATERPROOFING estimate 979-4098 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 SPECIALISTS IN mg and wall washmg Rea- 884-8840 FLAT ROOFS PAINTING AND wallp.lper- sonable rates Free esti- CUSTOM DRAPERIES - JACK WILLIAMS 6B8Peach Tree GPW 24 25 26 27 28 LICEN~.l!.D INSURED 109, quality work, reason- mates Call after 6 pm, ~ Quality work reasonable able rates Bob 881-7323, 82.11783 W.~TERPROOFING - pnces. Wide selections of fa- 839-7534 bflCS DIscounts on rods, 882~t7 YOuNG'S and WALL REPAIR 21R-FURNITURE PROPER METHODS OF shades, shutters, and blinds PAINTING SERVICE; * WATERPROOFING ONLY REPAIR Hlldegard 884-2610,m-2691 Quality Pamtmg & Wallpaper- BUCKLED BASEMENT mg Plaster & Drywall TREE REMOVAL, storm * WAr I" lHo'PA THl<'n I r'URNITLRE RESTORATIONI Kepalr Helerences, to ree SlnpPlllg, Repair and ;:~c.-;.~~p, ~~~6~ ~iuJi i7'11 lug. STRAIGHTENED AND wmter rates 775 1733 Estimates Insured BRACED Uphol"tcry Scrvlces Call anytime NO INJURY TO LAWNS ReproductIOn Hardl~are' I To place 'your JIm Young 172436.1 * 21Z-SNOW REMOVAL i\ND SHRUS-S r'orr'ilat Inn AND PAINTING - Intrrlor, ex ALL TYPES OF CON Furniture tenor, plaster repair, tcx *rRJo~TI<~ AND BRICK Service LANDSCAPING tured ceIling" paper hang R EPATR 18101Nmr Mdc Hd 77h ')141 Classified Ado mg and removal 882-6148 * I') YEAHS r~XPr;RlENrE SNOW REMOVAL HANDYMAN - Pamllllg All IN POINTES COMMERCIAL ALL WORK GlJAHAN preparr work done - III • RESIDENTIAL * T EED (WRITTEN J<'IU~I'; 21T-PLUMBING AND K Mamtenance Co terlOr/exterlOr Silll'ifarllOn HEATING guaranteed Greg 882 81M F:STIMATES) 882-0688 885-0602 If no answcr call after 1 00 Call ANDERSEN FOH PLUMBING, SEWER CLEANING CLASplFIED ADS SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT 882-6900 CALL 882-6900 372-0580 J, II I'. t, ... ...... 0.-. ,, T . 1 ! 1 " \ , ~ 1,1 ",1 .' ;• ',1 - r , J ,I .r I! , 'I j. :' " , pya Thursday, January 31, 1985 Page Ten-C G R 0 SSE POI N'r ENE W S ICenter Ice in the Grosse Pointe Hockey Association I FL YENS-Bl.UES and mIdway through the thIrd penod, (Continued from Page 2C) GPD.FLYERS and Kip Gotfredson each had a hat trick, RED WINGS.BLACK HAWKS Benvenuto combmed with Masouras and seals' Geoff KImmel, Bndll Braun and Gal y Corona, Jay Berger and Tony Marl The Flyers skated to their second lie 1Il Grundmill1 to tie the score GPD got Its Sixth Wlll of the second half, had two goals apiece and Chrls Cram add- Hanawalt's unassisted goal opened the two days, 1-1 Robby Wleczorkowskl Ben Demsklheld GPD off the board until scormg m thiS 6-{)Red Wmg wm over the late m the second penod \\ hen Bien beatlllg the Flyers, 30 Defenseman J edonegoal J P Sweda, JohnWlse, Amy scored the Flyers' goal onassists from hIS WINDSOR.Bl.ACK HAWKS Huebner opened the scormg for GPD Kendall and Teddy Hanawalt drew as- Black Hawks Cram added a hat tl'lck and brother Scotty and from Antonenko and scored on passes from Huebner and Chris Sweda and Berger added goals Lee, The Hawks took a 5-2wm over the Cana- Coates Coates scored the game-willner \1 hen he pIcked up hiSfirst goal ofthe sea SistS Tommy Lee and Peter Spivak also Robert CardIllo Andy Lee scored the ~on on a shot from the bluehne P Hueb- played well Jeff Everham and goaltend- Cram and Gotfredson drew assIsts Fme Blues goal from Matt Carnel The well- dlens to take one vIctory III the leams' from Bieri and Huebner III the third per defense by Kendall, Evel'ham, Corona home-and-home serIes Benvenuto can. IOd Jeff Huebner and Tim Tracy turned ner banged one 1lI from Mark Be;,t and er Nate Ertksen \\ ere strong on defense played game featured excellent goaltend- Collllls III the second penod and Norlon and Hanawalt helped goalie Eriksen to mg by the Blues' Eldndge and the Flyers' verted Antonenko's pass to gIve the III strong performances on defense S-\BRES-RED WINGS closed out the SCOring for GPD 1lIthe thlrd the shutout Best, particularly IIIthe third period when Hawks a 1-0lead Just 24seconds mto the GPD-'l-\JOR 'I \G1CS penod, I\hller asslshng The Wmgs staged a 2-1come from-be- each team had great scormgchances Pat g.lme Then a mmute and a half later, Collms played well 1lIgoal, supported b) Aile, Nate Cook and Joey Sucher had Josh Ferry scored hIS fIrst goal of the Inoneofthe season's best games, GPD hmd victory III thiS well-played contest FL YERS.BLACK HAWKS the fme defensl\'e play of Todd. Johns Bel ger scored both Wmgs' goals S\leda strong games for theBlues' ,MlkeUgval season on a pa!>sfrom Blake Crawford and the MagiCSplayed to a 04)tie Goahes After Wlndsol scored two goals IIIthe se- Bufahno (GPO) and Behl Rabbam (l\1ag- Besl and J Huebner dlda fmejob 1I\ the nets as did Sabres' net. The Flyers and Black Hawksskated to and Andre Emerv I\orked hard for the mmder Ste, e Wesley Defensemen Hana- Flyers . cond pel'lod to tie the score. Masouras ICS)\\ere outstandmg The hnes of each a 2-2 he After a scoreless fIrst pel'lod, added two goals on assIsts from Benven- team played \\ell, reflecting some fllle \\alt. Kendall, Corona and Everham Peter Antonenko opened the scormg for G.P. BLUES-S.'\BHES Squirt Division pla~ed IIell the Flyers, convertmg a pass from Geoff uto and DaVid Chute, to give the Hawks coachll1g b) ~hke AmI ay and Tom The Blues skated to a J 0 IIIII 0\ er the the lead for good Crawford converled Brennan S \BHES-FL YERS Mllleronatwo on-onehreak Inthethlrd Sabres Scott Cook scored an unassIsted period, Gracey, who was stopped bygoal- Roxas' pass for the fmal goal GPD-PE"\G VI'S BLACK HAWKS-HED WI~GS goal III the first perIod to pul the Blues on After holdmg offa tl'.o-man Wmdsor ad- John l\1a) cock had hI 0 goals III the Sa- Ie Tom Best on an earlier breakaway, top Two mmutes later, BIlly Bufahno set vantage, the Hawks rode the (me defens- GPDedged the PengullIs, 2-1,to run Its bres 3-0Will over the Flyers BI yan CdSS The Wmgs took a 53 Wll\llItherematch, scored on an assISt from T R Young- up Chad Yates for a 2-0lead Yates add- despltp a valiant effort by the Hawks blood The Ha wks took the lead on a goal Ive effort of BIll WIlson, Grundman, An- second half record to 5-0 I A scoreless and Garrett R) an asslstedon the fl~tgOdI ed another goallll the second penod, as- tonenko and Chute to the victory Earrung fIrst penodsaw goahes Covacha and ~lc- and Enk Lmdsay on the second R)an Bel ger opened the scormg on an assl6t by defenseman Megler, aSSISted by Sisted by Carner from Gotfredson, who later scored on a game pucks for theIr performances were MIlian ~ i ., A GOOD REASON TO BUY FROM You RAY LAETHEM PONTIAC GMC Each diVISionof General Motors conducts regular surveys of those who have recently purchased new GM products The surveys are used to test overallcustomer satisfaction Withthe sp.eclficdealership and Include detailedInformationonthe levelofcustomer satlsfactlOntowardthe sales staff, serviceproblemsandthe general delivery condition of the vehicle The latest results give you Just one more reason to come to Ray Laethem Pontiacfirst These scores from the Pontiac Motor Car DIVISiongive you a good Idea of exactly what to expect when you bUy from us Our zone Includes Pontiac dealership In 3 states - Michigan,OhiOand Indiana Ofthe bigCity dealersInMichigan,OhiO.andIndiana RayLaethemPontJacwas rated#11n customersallsfactlon Buy Ray laethem Pontiacwas rated #7 In the nationwidesurvey IIow · DOOft~ LEASING DaSIEftS ~ (g) MAKES SENSEI ~ Talk to a leasing 1981 IMPERIAL COUPE. 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