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VOL.41-NO. 9 Pul>lI.htd or $e.ond CI... M"II .. "I tho Port Offl .. at Dotrolt, Michigan GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1980 25. Po. Copy $10.00 '0. YeCl' 34 Pages-Three Sections-Section One Lakeshore Displays Frozen Tableau Group Formed to Comhat Disease IReye's: Doctors Move into Action
By Dean Brierly Ann Arbor or Detro~t Chilo Reye's Syndrome in Michi. Child Health -and Crippled dren's Hospital. gan last year, -and 23 appar. Children's Services of the With the recent out- "The tertiary care center ent ca,es so far this year, it's department of Health, Edu. I break of Reye's Syn- is ideally suited to provide not surprising that the medi. cation and Welfare. I drome in Union City, care because they have the cal community is taking ac. Cc»nputu Helps : near Battle Creek, resi- most consistent long.term ex, Hon to fight the disease. The group is currently dents throughout south- perience with Reye's Syn. Dr. Baublis reports that a gathering information on pro. ~""".~,;".".-, .. ~,,
..... O/~ concerned WIth the pos- center becau'p thpv will I ";0 h.o mot ~",-1 'n_..,.,n~ ~ ""'e~"e_ "_ .., e'_" _. ___ __. :;iiJiliLY ?i thel.r ChIldren I probably refer you to' either form'al-org~~iz~ti~n -g~~'~;dt~ I ~~~"-;r~s~~t.~c~;~biiit~; fur '''', contractmg thIS d rea d Detroit Children's or Molt's." finding ways to deal with treating Reye's; developing '''''-w'-''''''''it disease. Form Coalition Reye's. model programs for states ..... - Although there have been A Cottage Hospital spokes. ,On January 21 and 22 of whose programs on treating no reported cases of Reye's person confirmed this. "We this year, the six states met Reye's are limited; and insti. Syndrome in the Pointes this would automatically refer at Webber's Inn at Ann Ar- tuting regional surveillance year, parents should none the. cases of Reye's Syndrome to bor to form the "Great Lakes on the occurence of the dis. less be alert. Reye's Syn- Detroit Children's. We're not Regional Reye's Syndrome ease. drome is a complication of really equipped to deal with Study Group." The meeting Plans are underway for viral infections such as the it here." and organization of the group the construction of a com- flu, chicken pox or the com- With 79 reported cases of was financed by the Maternal, (Continued on Page 2) mon cold and usually strikes ------_ b~str:c~:~ri~g~hi~d u~t~:Ste~~ Lawmakers M I!~~jNtr¥rIf5}ii~:~~,:i:i , . ay Dr. Joseph V. Baublis,
Photo by David Kramer dIseaseg~f(}~!frOii~~1:~\~~:~~:k~!can be broken down -I C H The semi-frozen waters of Lake St. Clair into four basic s.tages: nvestl-gate' PC in St. Clair Shores mountains of the crackling crunched and slashed against the breakwall crystals were thrown ashore within a few feet Stage 1: Abnormally le- along Lakeshore this week while further north of concerned residents' homes. ~hargic behavi?r, :rtaring of! By David Kramer action between Cottage ad. board directive which could mto space, f!lIllD~ mto a deep I:linistrators and trustees and result in a second major sleep and wakl.ng. up ~on. If the views of some representatives of -the CHPC. change of the plan. The num. .les Second SU1.t on LI.CenSe fused, general dlso~lentatl?~. six state legislators are Also attending the session ber of beds to be cut will Cafe FI Stage. 2: Becomm~ delIrl. indicative of the feelings were delegates from Bo~ be brought down from a pro. ous'. WIldly combal1ve and of state lawmakers, the Secours and S1. John. Hospl- posed 3,000 back to the By David Krame,: Edoardo, after that reslau'l trons can bring their own, Moraco said he would ap. ~:t~~efa~~~ia~I~~rcSes~~~~f:~ tdhebedtding t Plan] whCicth ~:~~r~n~ca~~hr~~~~t~~;:~iz~~ i~~~~~~;d 2b~hee~a~~~beds vant ran large ads in a local bottle of wine into the res'i peal the "bring your own" convulsions. rea ens .0 . c ose 0 - lions, including the Michigan Bed Cuts Le Cafe Francais own- paper saying it would be taurant is before the Court of ! question all the way to the Stage 3: No longer reo tage HospItal may. well State Medical S(lciety and the In add it ion, Gnodwin er Charles Moraco has forced to close unless it was Appeals. ' I State Supreme Court, if ne. sponds to familiar voices, be dumped or drastIcally Michigan Hospi, '1.1 Associa. stated that the 6D.member filed a second court ac- issued a license. T hat question resulted ceso,ary. semi-comatose state. modified. lion. board of CHPC.sEM had di- tion against the Woods La Cafe owners, however, from a "raid" by Woods po. Meanwhile, he claims his Stage 4: Comatose _ us- At a dinner meeting held Other legislators present rected its staff to spread the in an attempt to gain were responsible for con. lice LHt March where under- "hands are tied" because of ually leads to death. the evening of February 21 were Sen. Gilbert DiNello, bed cut numbers among all the tavern license he ducting a petition drive and cover officers entered the the court actions, while his "If discover'ed and treated at Cottage,. .area lawmakers I and Reps. William R: Bryant , ar~~ hospitals, inclu<;ling those feels should have been gaining enough signatures to restaurant with a bottle of business has dropped "95 imme;:!iately, there is an ex- reveale;:! a Jomt Senate-House and Leo Lalond. Aides for \ WhiCh, because of .hlg~ scores put the issue on the ballot wine and were served il percent." cellent chance for complete committee was being formed Sen .. ~ohn Hertel and Rep. under CHPC crItena, had his. in the first place,. while the:e. A warrant was , Right ~o.Wine recovery," says Dr. Baublis. to investigate the agency DenniS Hertel also were pres- formerly been exempt. Known as a "declara- The Raid later dented by the Wayne Fur,her pelitlOn dnns on "Ho v v'r th mor the dis-- which drafted the plan the ent. \ While the exact effects of tJry action," the civil A .cour.t decision on the I ~ounty prosecu;tor for viOl!!. I h.is p3rt must await .resolu. ease' ~r~gre5S~S, th: smaller Comprehensive Health Plan. Della Goodwin, president \ the late~t order remain un. suit filed in Wayne Coun- ques,tlOn IS not expected ~or I tlOn of, state lIquor laws. In I tl~n of the court ca.es, he the chance for complete and ning Council of Southeastern o[ CHPC, announced a new \ (Contmued on Page 4) ty Circuit Court is based several months. Meanwhile, the inCident, but a warnmg said, but he welcomes any I normal recovery. At stage 2. ;\nchigan (CHPC). Some of . i ,.oI\, the interpretation of the question of whether pa'i was IS5ued to Lc Cafe. I (Continued au Page 2) - there's about an 85 percent them pictured the bed plan ths:
.._of. Pag' Two GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 28, 1980 BUYERS GET FREE LOOK Symphony , I HE A About 85 percent of insur'j full refund of the premium Fight Reyes NOW OPEN IN- THE-VILLAGE at anc.e companies "o!fer new paid. The time period is us. (Continued from P-age 1) dent;'-;re available at the /. (Continued from Page 1) ren.ly expending a great deal EGAN'S MEN'S SHOP pohcy.holde~ a rlght.of:re. u lly 10 days. Only '2 percent a faculty member of the Na. box office before ihe eonce!'t turn" per L 0 d to decIde a. . puter bank to be located at of energy en wlfning ~ople 8.6 Tu.... Frl., S.t. 1.4 - App.t. or Wilkin whether to keep their pol. of purchasers return their tional Music camp at Inter. or may be ordered in advance I lefore 1:30 rN' .,.trllnce 01'1" the University of Michigan of the symptoms and dangers lochen. serves on the Staff by phoning 886-9102 or 884. icy or return it and get a, policies. in:o which all of this infor. of the disease. of Adjudicators of the' Na. 7837. I ••• -••• 3 mation will be fed. Dana Allen, president of tional Guild of Piano Te'3ch. The regional study group the Michigan Chapter of the ers, and belongs to Mu Phi is another sign that the med. Reye's Syndrome Foundation, Epsilon, the international ical commun~ty '; starting to and her husband Art, have professional music sorority. take a more active interest been conducting many edu. She also is a second vice. in Reye's Syndrome. ca~io~al programs th.roughout president of Tuesday Musi. "'J here is a much greater Mlchlj{an .and even mto Can. cale, on the 'board of direc. awareness of R~ye's in the. a~a f~r a,:y c.oncerne~. group tors of the Grosse Pointe professional communit~, now 01 o.gamzatlOn. T" pro. Symphony Socieiy, and a than there was a year ago," gra~s generally last an hour member of Pro Musica and says Dr. Baublis. "One rea. a~d IIIclude ~ lecture. on the the Women's Association for son for this is that Michigan d I s ~ as e, IIIformatlOn .on the Detroit Symphony Or. is one of the few states in :what s currently happenmg chestra. the country in which Reye's In research and way~ to s~t In addition to the con. is a reportable disease." I the .on~et of Reye s while certo, the Grosse Pointe FEATURING According to Baublis, are. sllll m Its early stages. Symphony's March 9 pro. portable disease is one which N~t So Rare gram will feature a Tchai. Imported & Domestic a physician is quired by There IS no charge for kovsky masterpiece, Sym. Beer. Wines. Coffee. Cheeses. Teas law to report ~~~use of its these programs, although the phony No. 4 in. f minor, severi:y and public impor. ~lIens gladly a~ept. dona. which was written for his The newest. the slickest shari. Nuts. Gift Accessories tance. hons. They also dlst~lbute a beloved patroness Nadejda bike jackels of nylon glazed with g In addition, "Doctors are pam phI e t descnb;n the von Meck, fond Overture 1812, polyurethane, by Outerscene, becoming more familiar with symptoms. of Reye s .Syn. a large, ostentatious compo. the disease. More impor. dro~e w~lch has.been \~ldely sition glorifying the year of I 5 to /3. Here. the cardigan .antly, they're becoming more praised m. ~edlCal cud.es. Napoiean's defeat in Russia. with snap-front. action-bac/c• :amiliar with th warning Anyone wlshl~g to receive During the complimentary e In .."" ...... "" 'h ..,4- (.I_~~ ~.t ~ detachable collar, in red ,~ .~.... t"'- t' ..... "' .. \.&-4i..l; u'&' slgns. tnI.', symptoms, says charge) or schedule the AI. receptIOn ImmedIately fOllOW'1 ;,,'1. or blue. 32.00 Jr. Baubhs. I ' h lng the concert, members crf The next meeting of the en s program. can reac the audience will have an op- "%\ Jean-frollt relaxed pants. multi.state study group will th~,m ~t, 334.2010. . portunity to greet the con. in white. olive or khaki coffon. be in conjunction with the R~ye s Syndrome IS a 1uctor, the guest artist and 34.00 By Les Hailes. 3 to /I • .'\ational Reye's Syndrome .g~owlllg concern. Altbou~h the .personnel of the Sym. 3ymposium in Detroit next \t s been 13'hele~ a .rare dls. phony, and enjoy refresh- Young New Yorlcer juniors. :all, where health officials ~faseh'thte FDA h~s It as one ments arranged by members At Lord & Taylor. Fairlane- mj specialists will discuss . t e .op lO"klllers amon~ of the Grosse Pointe Sym. call 336-3/00; md compare all the data chdd diseases, says Mr. AI. phony Women's Association, nesently be in g gathered leri. . under president Mrs. Michel Lakeside-call 247-4500; md if necessary provide as. . r. Baubhs concurs on thIs A. SkaH. Twelve Oales-call 348-3400. . t' t .'. st t ' Domt. IS ance 0 certallls a es "It' . I d' t 't' Tickets, $5 adults, $2 stu. All open daily /0 to 9. >rograms 's mls ea m~ 0 E'3.yI S " . . a rare disease. Although it is Sunday '2 to 5. Everyone IS pretty much f)ne of the less common in. loing their job in Michigan," fertious childhood diseases SH '70 Class .ays Dr. Baublis. "And Ohio it is one of the most serious." .s also very well developed, _ Sets Reunion I Jut some of the other states i .nay need ass i st a n c e in Nutrition South High School Class of ,,trengthening the i r pro. 1970 has chosen April 26 for ;ra.ntS." its 10 year reunion date. I On another front, a Bloom. (Continued from Page 1) Dinner, drinks and dancing .:ield Hills couple who've ex. and also has housed the sor will begin at the War Me. I (Seniors Onward for Change) .~. i Jerienced the tragedy of 'Ilorial at 6 p.m. that date. .leye's first.hand are cur. nro.l!ram for. the past year ~urther information may be SOC. which uses count. 'btained by calling Jim Bayes funds to make minor horn" at 882.3332 or Betsy (Todd) repairs for seniors, recentl •. I '" Vision Problem Akers at 294-6721. "'-..... ""... ~...... -. . announced that it will mov' ....'"~ ~~ . .- .Yay Limit-Play to another location at Par ..- . cells Middle School, 20600 ~ . ~... A child's vision can somp M3ck. The move is scheduled times make or break the de. for Friday •. February 29, ac ~. . velopment of life.long exer . cording to Dr. Linthicum. cise habits so important to Several other local church. good health, according to a es also help support the nu. Michigan doctor of optome. trition site program. Star Of THE WAYLITE SUIT try. the Sea Church volunteerr "Some chi I d r e n avoid from Harper Woods regular by H. Freeman & Son sports or playground activi. Iv supply people to deliver ties simply because they daily meals to about 25 shut. can't see well enough for ins. active, outdoor play," said Keel) Looking Several generations of men who cherish the Dr. Owen R. Dueweke, pres!. Christ Church, Episcopal lent of the Michigan Opto. nrovides room for a dull,. natural look in men's clothing have enjoyed netric Association. telephone contact prograIl' our WA YLITE suit. The .rhape holding fabric "They usually don't real related to the center as well o[ wool and polyester pius the fine taIloring o[ ize it, because children think .A task force was formed averyone sees the way the~ by the Nutrition Site Coun H. Freeman & Son. Add to that the Natural. do." cil to search for a new home, aire model, an easy fitting three-button suit in There are many different tt was chaired by Woods Ad. vision problems that can ministrative Aide Gerard E. the classic tradition. We think it is the finest dampen a child's active play. McNamara and assisted b,' expression of the natural shoulder suit to fit Most are not readily spotted Nora Blixit, Barbara Young the man. by parents or teachers, which blood and Stewart Sharrow is why Dr. Dueweke recom. Mrs. Ryder said she ex' 290. mends children have a thoro pects that group will remain ough optometric examination active during the coming every year. year. Taking from 30 to 60 min. utes on the first visit, the examination should include Le Cafe tests of eye health; visual acuity; 'common vision prob. lems like nearsightedness, (Continued from Page 1) fI1!!!!I's SPECIALS.OF- THE.WEEK farsightedness and astigma. aid he can get from sup- porters. tism; eye.hand.foot coordina. tion; focusing ability; eye "The people want the wine KERCHEVAL AT 5T. CLAIR •. GROSSE POINTE Jarls. Krakus ~::::A muscle function and depth - 'and it's their right," he 882.8970 perception. A health history £aid. "We (Le Cafe) had a Open Thursday Evenings 'til8:45 burg Polish Eggs should also be taken or up. plurality vote. It's up to the dated. people who voted' If the Master Charge -. Visa c Some things parents can noise is loud enough, Woods Cheese HAM 75 look for in their children Council members will hear DOZ. it." are consistently preferrinr books or game boards to out Moving to a different loca. $26~B. $22~B. c door activity, sitting too close tion is out of the question, 61 to the television set. or in. Moraco claims, since he and ability for age to catch or his partner, Ronald Serba, BEER SALE 40c OVER COST hit a ball, shoot a basket, llit have invested too much in a target, make easy plays, the Kimberly K 0 r n e r crf shops. ON CASES of Domestic Beer maintain balance on skates or bicycle or jump rope. COOKE HONORED Exp.3j2j80 With proper care in the Shirley Coo k e of the form of either glasses, vision Woods was recently honored therapy or both, a child's for outstanding sales achieve. vision can be improved to ment at the Mary Kay Cas- 881.WINE : make sports and active play metics, Inc. national sales Monday-Saturday 8:00-10:00 : fun and a regular part of the seminar in Dallas. Ms. Cooke 21016 MACK Sunday 12:00-9:00 I ch.ild's life. Dr. Dueweke was cited as one of the top said. sales directors for 1979 in .------.---~-.-.------'Ithe mdependent field market- '808 RA YNAL & JOE RICCI'S ~I ing organization of Mary ltay ~ROSSIr:;' cnQ~r1\T'T''E I ~~~e~ic~'4iheg~~s ~~~~~~ ~, iL ~r I '11.' J J I ~~~t~:;u~~~s~ P~~~:ee~~~ ~e;. AMC Jeep RENAULT INC I ception 17 years ago, Mary . Kay has grown from a re- gional cosmetics finn into an I international organization comprised of more than NEW'80 60,000 independent beauty consultants and approxi. EAGLE 2-DR. I mately 1,400 independent #141 ane. sales directors who demon- strate and sell Mary Ka" pro due t s throughout the Unitcd States, Canada lnd Australia. Grosse Pointe News (USl'~ 230.6Ml Published Every Thursday • Pn "II" \'IT •. "/1,\1/' W,rT ,\1.-\1.1. tho How. Offlco by Tun".y noon i QM .' '00 643.6700 ~ _. • - .__ to '",ur. '"I.rtlon,
\' Thursday, February 28, 1980 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three --_._._-_._--_. ------_._------_._------_._------Academy Sets Open IIouse IPolice Nab T,wo Suspects After High-Speed Chase Students Speak at WSU Forum ; The. Grosse Pointe Acade' ence and social studies. The ------Christine R. Deutsch, a I glycerida Level." : my will host an open house Lower and Middle Schools A high.speed chase ended I The officer> dopped the will be hel:! there until for. time Rand. was on the te~e- sludent at South High School I The primary purpos~ of : ~n SundllY, March 2, from supplement that approach in the arrast Monday, Febru. 'I vehicle at the Chalmers en. mrl iuuance of the warrant ~honz, behInd thc prescnp. hlS been selected as one of I th.~ JSHS. Sympos!um IS t.o • 2 to 4 p,m. r with a host of other indio ary 25, of two Detroit men trance to the west.bound Michael Rand. owner of twn counler. 12 high school students pre- I sllmulat:; Intere::t In the SCI. : The Academy. 171 Lake. vidualized programs. ~Ispc.ed in the hOld-up of Ford Freeway and placed the Rand Drugs, told police that Thz mln approached Rand senling research papers this I ence5 and humanities among : shore, .is' an independent, co. The Academy offers a Hand Drugs, 18404 Mack. I two men in custody. at aj:proxi~ate~y 11:40 ,a, and produced a s!!lall re.1 month at the 16th annual I high. school students. It also '. educatIOnal school which reo compl~te elementary educa. PHk police officers Paul The su£pects were taken black male m hiS early 20 s volver which he aimed at Southea,tern Junior Science prOVides an envIronment for spects ar:d honors th'l culture tional facility including an Konefke and Gerlld Kech. to thz Farms police station entered the store and pur. Rand, ~'lYlng "H3ng up, hang an:! Humanities Symposium fre~ exchlnge of ideas be. ~nd be~lefs of all rellgious extensive library, science and kOW3ki, after receilting a de. for questioning and were ad. chased a get.well card from up." He lhzn held out a (JSJIS) on the Wayne Slate twean themselves and sehol- ~er~uaslOns, language l'lboratories, a gym. s:l'iplion of the suspects, VIsed of their rights. They clerk Sue Stanbury. At this brown paper bag and de. University campus. an , Situated on 22 acres over. nasium 0 u t d 0 0 r athletic spotted two men in a 1976 ------. ------manded a number of drugs. ' Dzutsch's research paper, This year's national JSHS looking Lake St. Clair, The fields and tennis courts. Pontiac who matched that HANSON NAMEr, He also for~ed Rand to turn "Escape Through the Look. I theme is --Research in Prog. Academy serves 507 students Fa mil i e s mteresled in de£cription. When they ap. Natl'onal Bank of Detroit, NBD M II h d ovzr approximately $100 in ing Glass: A Study of Liter. ress-Science in the Making," from the metr l't 0 I 't proach"d the vehl'cle the ' r. anson as serve cash h' h" d th f' tl eme of 'h' opo I an e rOI blrning more about the c '(NBD), recently appointed as auditor; vice.president and ' ary M~l ematlcal Metap or, ar.. . e speCI IC! .~, - i1nd surrounding 'ar~s in its educatIOnal programs offered dr:ver took off at high speed Park residenl Geral:i K. o:flcer in charge of Trust Rand and Stanbury were was selecte:l from more than MIChigan sympos~~m IS A ~arly, lower an:!. middl~ I at The Academy are invited and the officers gave chase. Hanson as senior vice.presi. Operatiom; director of oper, I then ordered to the rear of 50 other papers. Sense of Wonder. ~c~ools. to attend the open house. Re- During the chase, a reo dent in its Comptroller's Di. ations, General Services Di"1 the store and told by the Jennifer B Haws of ULS I ------.ha Early ,School offers a freshments wili b~ served, I volver was thrown om of the vision, MI", Hanson, as compo vision; and fint vice.pre.;i, man to lay down on the floor was selected as an alternate, "Always be an y'our guard. fully accredited Montessori' 't' . th "'t ' , I' f h . I Y , f 11 th people ------su~pec scar 10 e VICIni y troller IS re5ponslble for the dent and deputy comptroller .. Ra d .a I U . I th 't' ,prc,enter or t e sympoSium. I ou re one 0 a e t>rogr~m whe.re students en. I A real politician doesn't I of Nottingh:Jm and Harper. bank's' financial Viewf2.oint: A New Study' in Contrast: The Shaf2.edBlack and White Suit. Here...and novv, the assertive suit. A combination of shapes and shades The tiny waist. The ,smoother torso line. All in all, beautiful suiting that that are so strong and electric in their intent that the resulting fashion is promises to work fabulously for the day...and all through the evening! And one of the most dramatic to be seen for spring. And yet, there is a its just one of the marvelous suiting combinations in view-and to be gentleness here, An intent of undistilled taste and charm that comes had! - now in our brand nevv,absolutely beautiful Saks Fifth Avenue about whe"n the cut is as c1ear..,when the details are as simply in Fairlane. From Billina, of black and white cotton ottoman feminine! as they are here. Note the stronger shoulders, for sizes 6 to 14, 1175. In Better Sport Suit Collections- The exquisite neck-line achieved with the few scallops. where we are all the things you are. Saks Fift~ AvenuelE9Jd.C!!).~Ioyv.0_(~ntE;LD~j}!_Q.C!!0:_.p6-307.O'Open Monday through Saturday from 10AM to 9 PM; Sunday from 12 Noon to 5 PM. Troy, Somerset Mall, Big Beaver at (oo/J(lgc, open Mondays, Thursdays and fridays, 10 AM to 9 PM; Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, 10 AM to 6 PM; Sundays, Noon to S PM Page Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 28, 1980 Multi-Medaa Art Show Set H I f C tta Church Plans The Parent's League of In. 12, from the 20 member (Continued r~m ~age ~r mor~ efficie~~ess costly Peace Vigil 1 R Irdl6 dependent Schools of Mich. schools. clear, George Williams of and a more preventive care Praying for peace _ it igan, (PLIS), is sponsoring Don Schrom and Suzanne CHP':; said the new directive oriented system - a system In idea no one's talked muc" an Art and Performing Arts Raymo of the University Lig. would have little effect on t.hat encouragzs less costly \bout since the pacifif\.! da); Show to be held in the lobby gett School's Art Department Cottag~, perhaps changing outpatient treatment. )f the 1960's. But it's be ink 1M of the Fisher Building from are collecting the works and its score by one or two beds. As Goodwin put it, "Peo ~evivf th~ Hours on Sunday. I -INSUIID- happened in the last few its plan covertly, but admit The event is being organI months. I think it's incum. ted the organization should ized by Gerry Baker, 49 WI WOIK ALL JIAIIOUND bent on the legislators here have kept the public beHer ~hurch secretary and mothe ~ r~ tonight to go back and take informed of its procedures. )! three grown children. • Why wait PAINTING CORP. a look at this," he said. -Carroll said the plan wa~ II "I'm against war, perioll! I FEATURING!. ~ Bryant said he too had drafted after a survey was [think what we need is mor: THE "DO IT YOURSELF STORE" for spring? voted for the Pu'Olic Health made of health care usage I)rayer time," she explain~ bill but added "bed reduc. in states similar to Michigan. I "I don't mean to sound mil~ Wholesale and Retail tion wasn't a big issue at that Their methodology deter. tant. I'm not. I just wanl Get our bid now and save $ time." He said at that time, mined 1here was about a 30 people to take some time td Ineulatlon material. excess beds meant unused percent greater utilization of think if things might bettet beds to him. hospitals in Michigan. be settled by compromis~ AVAIlA8l£ TO PUBLIC & INDUSTRY "From then on it's been lone type of health ca.re than by all these threats ot _ ~ __ ._ -.. ",.,r"" ",...., SPECIAL RATES culture shock to see what's institution, the health maIO. war." i • IIVVr I'_'~ _ -.,,,_ "UUUl \rvt\,." 11_, become ot -It," ne scllCi. Ilenance urgalllutL.iulI inlliC/J Mrs. Baker is getting hel]1 • IAPCO fOAM • CAUWNG • Interior & exterior painting A Reformation . had a subs~n~lall~ lower from 10 other parishoned • IOWD FlIEIGWS , An aide to Sen. Hertel saId rate of hospitalizatIOn than on the project. Families an~ • wallpaper hanging & removal that he is oppose:1 to bed reo the popula.tlOn as a whole, individuals of the parish eoml \ duction, 'but is also concern. Carroll. saId. HMOs stres~ munity will be asked to sig,. *IlOWING UCII" t81TlLS AVAILAILI • fire and insurance work • caulking - glazing I ed with health care costs. preventIve care. up for an hour during tne , Kelly remained question- "We want to transfer some Neekend so that the church .. • decorative staining and I ing, saying that while "there cost~ from inpatient. to pre. _ surrounded by candles ~ varnishing seems to be a need for reo ventlve ~are, to prOVIde ~or: I can be opened all night. ~ • sand blasting and alrless formation of the (health approprIate medical care, h< I The weekend will inclu~ .~ care) system:' there are said. "The assigned bed n~m. various special services a~ .. spraying problems with the current bers were. ~.erely to assign times for quiet prayer an! • z" Let Formln beauttfy your home, plan. a responslbll1ty for the reo f' t" Mr Bak i.il Ii office or Industrial building. . "Do we ~an~ to return to ductio~ of excess capacity:" i ~eo;ec~~~~ inf~rmati~~, s~~~ •.u squue one or 1S there some. IroDlca~ly~ '3 repres~ntatlve : :'olrs Baker at 822.2814 'll FOR PROMPT PROFESSIONAL thing acceptable here we can of the Mlchlgan HospItal As- . . . , SERVICE CALL work with?" he asked. soeiation, of which Cottage i~I • ~ OPEIS A••• - 8 P.M.' SUNDAYTILL 2 P••• 773-7055 CHPC re pre s e n t ativ~s a member, warned that scrap- i (FRIIII IISTIMATES) Burglars Still ~ FREEENERGY CONSULTATION AVAILABLE s~ressed their bed~ut plan oJS ping the Cli-PC plan could i • • , just the first step toward a mean disaster for all state Hu Comnuuut-t ~~~~------___=== nospilals, since the st.ate, the ~ '\ ~ big three automakers, the --.. 1 UA Wand Blue Cross will . Home burglaries stIll COI~ • find other ways to cut their tm.ue to p I a g u e. Gros;t astronomical health care pay. P.Olnt.e, and .one pohee off~ fine ments to hospitals. clal IS blammg th.e rash.~ VILLAGE.MARKET A further irony' was report. the~ts on the easmess Wltli wines ed by a doctor -on the staff whIch the stolen goods a~ 18328 Mack Avenue-In the Farms at Cottage who said that pa~n,ed. ... t - presenf- • while they were meeting, all It s an oper. mv:tahon It liquor three hospital emergency these ~hefts. The thieves ca. rooms in the area were I break mto these homes everi 1 closed because they were full. day and be gua~anteedl "THIS WEEKIS BELL R/NGERSI • "Where are the excess source to sell the Items to'; beds?" he asked. said Park Police Chief HeOlt CLOSEDSUNDAY and CLOSED WEDNESDAY at 1 P.M. Prices EHective Feb. 28, 29 and Mar. 1 Coonce. - tlfo IpS k C Coonce said it appears th i ot mo e an whoever is buying the stole I Be Hazardous' items is not asking for a identification fro m t BILMAR - MR: TURKEY seller. HORMEL The smoking of marijuana Since last week, Park p . FROZEN GRADE A is increasing so fast among lice report at least six bu . teenagers that it is now al. ~laries in their city. most .as common as ciprett& A wJt.tnln on Kensingt 'CURE-at TURKEY,' smoking. • ~ i~d repor!.ed' her home bu In the latest government -,Jll1rizeG on February sllrvey, 16 percent of teen- lfter she discovered th HAMS BREASTS agers between eges 12 and I,! I ,ameone had entered h ~eported they smoked. man. home and stole a fur co Boneless - Fully Cooked 4 TO 6 LB. AVG. JU'aIla regularly, while 22 and silverware percent said they 1Il10ked '. . . cigarettes. Eight percent of ~hat same da), pollee sal the 12 to lS'year.olds had thIeves ransacked a. Tr0":l 'OUR OWN JONES. smoked 'marijuana at least Ile~ road horr:e• escapmg WIt once; end half this group Coms ~nd Jewelry, and. were current users. Yorkshire !oad home' takIn ITALIAN SAUSAGE $1.59Ibo LINK SAUSAGE $1.49Ibo Although children under stereo equIpment. ~ the age of 12 were not sur- Last weekend, burglal) veyed, many of the teen. m~de their way into a Lak~ PINCONNING STYtI COllY OUR OWN HOME MADE HOLLAND AMERICAN BAkERY agers surveyed said they I pomte h?me throllgh a baS] ...... AllII •• s••• fh'st tried marijuana, and ment wl~do~ and stole . LONGHORN even started smoking it reg. cloc.k radIO, Jewel~y, came CH•• I. HAM SALAD DO-NUTS ularly, while they were still equIpment and COins. -- SUGARED.:- PlAIN OR TWIST in grade school. A 52.year.old man reported 8Y THE 'IECE SPREAD - M 0 s t teenagers believe that over $4,000 in items marijuana is harmless and were taken from his home rei a x i n g. But, says the l,letween February 20 and 21. American Lung Association, He told police that the '1.98Lb. this bielef-onc~ w~c!ely felt thieves entered through a about cigarette smoking- basement window and took may be mistaken. jewelry and coins. According to the lung eS'1 Silverware and s t ere 0 FOR OUR CUSTOMERS WHO WERE sociation, new research sug., equipment also were repor-ted gests th~t marijuana smoke missing from an Audubon DISAPPOINTED LAST WEEK can -interfere with the de-, road home last weekend fense of the lungs, leaving A City woman repo~ted them open to infection. two diamond rings valued at COUNTRY STYLE Marijuana smoke also can I more than $1,950' missing severely inflame the smaller' from her Rivard home on airways of the lungs. February 23, and a Kerche- Some researchers suspect val aVenue woman tol:! po- PORK RIBS '1.19 Lb. the effects of marijuana lice that silver items, jewel. ••h. smoke may be even worse ry and some shares of stock ...... than cigarette smoke, espe. were taken from her home cially since it contains more I on February 24. Oven R.eady cancer-c au sin g substances i Farms police report that ...... CIIIck_ Ch!cken Cutlets$ 98 than the smoke of cigarettes. i a Madison road home was 2 Young lungs continue to i burglarized last weekend and ••••• Milano LB. City $299 develop during-and after- personal beiongings with an All While Meat, Marinated and Breaded Chicken . LB.' the first decade of life. And estimated value of $1,320 With Our Own Special Seasonings lean Cubes of Veal and Pork hazardous assaults to the were stolen. including one On A Slid, lungs are a special danger. engagement ring set and a a - To find out more about; pair of diamond earrings. -- lung disease, contact the! Oven Ready • Lo;n End Semi.Boneless American Lung Association Even today the almightv StuHed Boneless of Southeastern Michigan at dollar is still a jack of all 'St~Hed Pork 89c:: :1 981-1697. trades. Chicken $2 19 .Loln Roast LB. ,: Breasts lB. £asy to Slice. Knudle Remo-.ed. Stuffed WfIh' . Sluffed With Our Own Ho"", Mod. Our Own Home Mode Soge Oreuing In CooI ";,. BROWSE Pre-Season ,.".. THE SHIPS ~ ;. WHEEL ; SALE Prices! ,/ .,., ~ .." "~ $ ,~ ~",/-:\c:-- .. ._~ Model //,.,/.. sea DELUXE Air Conditioner ~" ~. BAr.B ON OP.RATINQ COBTS ,. '- ... \",- \~ " '" FW 5 VA. WOA ~ PARTS [~MMED.ATE ~" ""- WAIIRANTY ON COWRE8SOR ."STALLAm-N I ,~ ""- BYFWE RRlACE ,. CANVAS '<~ ~• OXFORDS s.... Serving the Grosse 2 Speed Condenser Fan Motor ,., .. & foo.... ,,i LEATHER e-"", Pointes since 1949 Installed on Poured Concrete Slab l' , OXFORDS ...~~ ! .' oJ \ .' I I II , , , ,he i~ ~" ;. ship's wheel \96OS M~CJ( TU 2.1340 OPI!N D~IIY ~ ,0'5.30 Se'. " 5 '.M I -~---~~._--- - - Thursday, February 281 1980 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Page Seven ------._._.~ • • ~ 4 ••• ._._, ------/told. silver- antiques I Obituaries ] HOomeMOortgage Sunday Skater~:: ~ -, _. Decline Is Seen Seek Me~hers I, M & M DISTRIBUTING CO. n6 . Cleaning Materials & Equipment ail?ti S.J.ewelry Pall! W, Thompson Grosse Pointe Senior Men's Home mortgage activity as "The Old!es But Goodies" P . -,4Jt S e r vie e s for Paul W. Club. represented in closings con. roller s~atmg group w.el. Thompson, 92, of the Park He is survived by three tinue.d to plummet in Janu. com:s ml~dl~,agel ~ adults m. were held on Fl'idllY, Fe-bru. nieces and two nephews. ary in comparison with . tere,.ted In ska.mg Sunday I WE DELIVER ary 22, at the Verheyden Fu. Interment was in Mt. Olio '. year evenmgs at the Motor CIty neral Home. vet Cemetery. ago f~gures In tI~e four key Roller Rink. Nine Mile and II He died on Thur.sday, Feb. - • - Detro;t metropolitan are a Van Dyke, !rom 5 to 7 p,m. \ 884-0520 A HOME VIDEO INVENTORY ••• ' ruary 21, in his home. Alexander Pietra counties. Admission is $2.50 with or :I A graduate of Cornell Un I. Services for Dr. Alexander Home.size loans ($200,000 without skate rental For fur. I 16134 E. WARREN DETROIT, MI. 41224 versity in 1910, Mr. Thomp. Pietra. 83, of Vernier road and under) skidded to 4.905 ther infonn"t Ion ~all Flor- i will provide you wit h a complete son taught engineering at wer-e held on Saturday, Feb. worth $184,822,946. Last Jan. ence SJabiak ~t 372-4980. Cornell for three years be. ruary 23, in the Grosse uary there were 7,723 such video tape record of your for-e jOining Detroit Edison PoinJte Memorial Church. mortgages totaling $264,936,- home'. valuable contents in 1913. During World War He died on Tuesday. Feb- 681. I he served in the Army ru.ary 19, in Bon Secours Edward A. Blaty, Michigan Ordnance Department and Hospital. d' 'd t .c1~aduate of Union- Col. manager an Vlce.preSl en rose t0 th e ran k 0 f major by.... A of Lawyers Title Insurance call: Midwest Video Co. 777-8300 the time he completed his lege and Albany Medical Corp., which compiles month- term of service. SChool in New York, Dr. THIS IS ALL THERE IS. Mr. Thompson was a pro. Pietra practiced medicine in ly summaries, reported that INSURED- REFE~~NCES AVAILABhE fessional engineer in New Detroit for 50 years. He was all four counties, Wayne, NO WIRES. NO TUBES, NO CORDS York and Michigan and held a member of the Amei'ican Oakland, Macomb and Wash- Sold elsewhere at regular price $490. two patents for inventions in Me d i c a 1 Association, the tenaw, felt the substantial the power generation field. Michigan ~late Medical So. decline. This also Wi>S true He eventually became vicc- ciely and the Wayne County for mortgages aOove $200,- SALE $279. With this coupon president of Detroit Edison. Medical S{lciety. 000, for commercial projects. Free Testing By M. A. Audiologists ;w-n ...eON ~ "W"OLFDll He is sUlvived by two sons, He is survived by his wife, The combined total of all Robert and Donald McElroy; Inez; two daughters. Mrs. mortgages emphasized the If you're not hearing from us, you should bel 15222 E. Jefferson Avenue and one sister. Mill:cent Fite and Mrs. Enid stiff ,fall-off, blamed largely CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT Me m 0 r i 'a I contributions Brahms; and ,five grandchil. on record high interest rates G ,P. Park (between Lakepolnte & Beaconsfield) can be made to St. Paul's dren. and inflation worries. This BEnER HEARING CENTER J!)piscopal Church, Oxford, Me m 0 r l a.l contriOutlOns ILOlal moved down to 5.045 Phone 822-5474 N.Y., ,13630. may be se!lJt to the Alexander worth $333.490,538 from year- 79 dB. 17421E. Warren 881-3600 The body was crema~ed. Pietrll' Fund, F.riends of ago figures of 7,909 for $472" FREE DEL}VERY • • • Union College, Schenectady, 894,716. 30 dlY money blck trial period - Full one year wlrranty Mra. Jean M. Huckle N.Y., 12308. open Mon. thru Frl. 8:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Services for Mrs. Jean M. -Dr. Pietra willed his body Saturday 8:30 a.m. to 5:30' p.m. Huckie, 85, of the Farms to the Wayne State School were held on Monday, Fell- of Medicine. Prucr1JtlOIl - VltI.las - C.... 1IIcnt AI.s ruary 25, at Our Lady star of the Sea Church. North Senior STEREO SOUND S.r.r CnlZllsllace.. ' Arrangements were -han. died by the Verheyden Fu. 774.8460 Gerald E. Bodend Istel. R.Ph. neral Home. On His Way 18145 East $_ Mile Rd. East Detroit Michael R. Ozak, R.Ph. Richard Kuczma. R,PtI. She died on Friday, Feb. ruary 22, at St. John Hos. Hans Stricker, a senior at SANYO PIONEER KPX.9500 1490.2 lope kiun 'Sohly 01 ,I 1(0 ...,10 over r!... pital. . North High School, has been head). Dolby,' 'J '.t1I'Jfe of ,f'lli IySlem, AJ.,\/FM.Coue-He w'dolby.6l A.mp deli;,", At m-doJ.. (,Qmpooner:t couette ~ -'with liletl rid of ,hot tlOl11l l:leClronito!ly, awarded a four-year Honor S4.,F4rtun.,-' AM./ FM ItefltO or,(;t OQlb)".' on Mrs. Huckle was born in Colby (lr FM ,.;:A~~~.355 FISHER RD. .Wedelive, i ~ I -- ~ 882 5-100 Optn I to 5:30 daily, Wed. ai .• • 'til noon. C'-stcI Sunday. \ . FARMS MARKET- FRESH LEAN GROUND BEEF LB. ".59 BONELESS ROLLED-BEEF ROAST La. '2.69 Imported Polish Sliced Boiled Ham LB. '2.69 CHOICE LOIN OF BEEF SOTOGOH AVE. Cut & Wrapped for the Freezer LB. '2.29 ORIGINAL POPPYCOCK Popcorn, Almonds, Pecans in a Delicious Butter Crunch CAN '2.39 C FIRE HOUSE TOMATO JUBILEE COCKTAIL 98 bottl. C Moor Palace Tempura Ba"er Mix 9S 1001, loll -, SALE IN EFFECT 'T'L MARCH 5 Between 100 and 400 Towers. Second leve! of RelliJlSSance Center Mellor crpjll cards accepted Ville! parking available Hours 10 to 6. Mon. through Sat. , < ! '.'.. GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 28, 1980 -_._------_._------_.--_._------_ .. . S' Latest figures supplied to Save A Place for Wildlife New Minister Bonsal OClCty the Air Transportation As- TEST DRIVE' THE, ALL NEW ;11 - I 5 sociation show that 65 per- Is Conservation Thenle Meets l' arca , cent of all Americans over 18 -- I have flown on a commercial 1980 SEVILLE ... the car of the year! More than 15 million Amer- Brian Milne, of Thunder Bay, The D'"al)lna K'I Bonsal. So. airline. _ ican schoolchildren, teac1).ers Ontario. On the reverse of ciety of Grosse Pointe will and conservationists are ex. the four-color poster Mark hold its next meeting Wed. PROBLEMS? pected to participate in the T r a i I, the conservationist nesday, March 5, at 7:30 p.m. 1980 observance of National hero of a nationally.syndi- in the Central Library, IO Wildlife Week, March 16 cated cartoon strip, explains Ker<:heval. • ELECTRICAL through 22. • FURNACE what "Save A Place For Featured speaker wiII be "Save a Place for Wildlife" • AIR CONDITIONING Wildlife" means, with iltus. Millie Machuga. who Willi will be the theme for the trations by artists Ed Dodd discuss Chrysanthemum Bon. Call 527.1700 43rd annual celebration of and Jack Elrod, creators of sai Each member wilt be the week that was first pro- the cartoon character. More giv~n a plant to work on. S.,..n~ III, G,.... ' .. n' .. S./OC. J~~P claimed by President Frank. than 800,000 copies of this Visitors are welcome ,to at. lin D. Roosevelt in 1938 to poster wili be mailed to Wild. tend. rally 'public support for pro. life Week participants. grams to enhance the na. Ms, Machuga is a perma'i The NWF, which has 4.1 Photo bv Andee $e"ller nent Inaster ).udge and Gold tion's wildlife population. million members and sup. REV. NANC¥ DOUGHTY, one of five women serving Medal winner of the ;\lational[ .__ The importance of pre- porters, will also distribute as ministers in Michigan Chrysanthemum Society as i serving wildlife habitat - 597,000 copies of a second Unitarian U n i v e r s a lis t well as a member of the University Liggett School faculty member Barbara So- renson will be leading a three.week summer program combining skiing and back. packing in Zermatt, Swit2er. fk~~{t~~iy~t~i1;0~fr~~1r~::6~\';~';:;~~_....., land. The program is offered 7 bedrooms, large luxury residence, Louis' Kamper designed. Com- in two sessions, June 17 through July 8 and July 1 pletely updated throughout, including a fabulous master suite with through July 22 and is open 2-story cathedral ceiling, his and her changing rooms, master bath to any student between the is extra-large with new Kohler bath fixtures, deep sooking tub and ages of 14 and 18. custom decorated. Complete new kitchen with GE Versatronic oven DO YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO WttEN YOu Students will de die ate' DIAL A WRONG NUMBER LONG DI5TANCE? •• and range, KitchenAid dishwasher, trash compactor, instant hot and JUST HANG UP AND DIAL THE OPERATOR.. about eight hours each day RIGHT AWAY. EXPLfl.IN -YOUR MISTAKE for two weeks toward im. m~ch more. Convenient FIRST FLOOR LAUNDRY and a step-saving AND 6E C.HARGED FOR THE CALL. proving their skiing ability. central intercom system with 8-track tape deck. Attached garage you wmJ'T Afternoon activities witI in. clude hiking, dry land train. with automatic door opener. Bright, cheerful home that must be in- ing, tennis or swimming. spected to be appreciated .. Large assumable mortgage. IMMEDI- Twelve professionally trained ATE POSSESSION. A brochure and floor plan will be mailed upon leaders will supervise the in. request. Shown by appointment. struction. Cultural activities, , folk music, lectures and "TWO-PARTV eUI>GET 5ERVICf" SAVES! I films will be available in the Unique Offering - 1001 Cadieux ~' _ THIS SERVICE COSTS A lOT LESS evenings. -. ~, THAN I-OR'2 PARTY FLAT'RATE The last week in each ses- 2 Bedroom Carriage House SERVICE. FOR A LOW MONTHLY sion will find the students CHARGE YOU SHARE A TWO' PARTY backpacking through some of the most beautiful Alpine LINE AND I4AVE A MONTHLY peaks in the world, Sorenson ALLOWANCE OF LOCAL CALLS. believes that students will' 1 CALL YOuR MICHIGAN BELL find "the exhilaration of 8USINESS OFFICE FOR DETAILS. climbing to a mountain peak or the pure joy of skiing on a glacier at 10,000 feet to be unforgettable." Families interested in ad- Phone ditional information about Questions About Your Servicel this program can call Uni. "HI I'M ONE OF DOZ.ENS OF MIC.HIGAN versity Liggett School at 884- SELL' SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE5 SERVING 4444. CUSTOMERS LIKE YOU THROUGHOUT MlCHIGAN. IF YOu HAve ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT YOUR Center Offers PHONE: SERVICE LOOK ON THE FRONT OF YOUR PHONE BILL FOR THE PHONE NUM8ER OF t2.!/.B.. Clock Selninar SERVI CE REPRESENTATIVE. HE O.RSHE 15 READY TO HELP. " I Pointer Lawrence 1. Ruby, assisted by members of the Youcan canon us. National Watch and Clock Carriage house living, this ideally located structure has been Association will present a redesigned to a single family residence. Completely updated, the series of four slide lectures / at the War Memorial. 32 home offers a first floor laundry, fomily room (13'x18 ), heated Lakeshore, on how to identi. garage and patio. The second level features 2 bedrooms, kitchen, fy. e \' a I u ate and collect dining and living room. Inquiries invited, $115,000. Brochure and clocks. I floor plan will be moiled upon request. Shown by appointment. The sessions will take place I @ Michigan Bell on Thursday evenings, March! 6 to ?>farch 27 from 8 to 9:30! Eves. & Weekends 882-1293 p.m, Fee for the series is $25. ! Ask for Pat Meehan Advance enrollment is ap.' prcciated, . ------_._._------_._------_ ... ------_ .._-- MEEHAN REALTY393-2700 . ------'-- ~__ , EXTERIOR Antl- Theft RUSTPROOF ~• ACRYLIC GLAZE YOUR USED OR NEW CAR • • Digital Computers • TUFF-KOTE 11; the • sb1e1ds sh1De. • Upholstery and Carpet • RUSTPROOFING NOWI GUARANTEED FOR 4 YEARS Protection • ~~~E~~O~~E~o~n~h~Y.~l 822-5300 ---_ .._-----_._------_._--_._--_._------_._------_._--• • J. Page Nine Thursday, February 28, 1980 GROSSE POINTE NEWS LAND OF YOUNG Youths Attend Energy Seminar Americans age 19 and un- grou-p of citizens, age 20.29, 'Twilight Flight' ------Ni.choIs, Greg ProkopO'W~C'Z. der, the largest segment of total 39,189,000, up 31.6 per. Five [,tudents in the Chern. graphics. h B CIM the population CUI' r e n t l y cent in the last 10 years. i£try II and Physics classes Students and t,e-achers were Mike Laga-e, Jo n u~ . I . .t d to p'lrt'lcl'pate I'n fl've and Steve Lugo, also v1<ed number 71,092,000, the De. Next is the 5()..04 contingent at North High School accom. JOVI e T h partment of Commerce fig. numbering 32,667,000, a gain panied science teacher Wil. industrial vi£itations or to Lawrence IlIStit~t~ ol .ec . visit the vilfage and the nology to part.lclpate m a ures. But that is a drop of of 11.2 percent, followed by Ham Twiddy to Greenfield t 7.7 percent from 77,016,000 30,145,000 of those age 30-39, Village earlier this month Henry Ford Museum. hands.on g.raphlC"S compu e~ in 1970. The next largest an increase of 33.1 percent. for a seminar sponsored by The s t u den t s, Angela' demon£trahon. the Detroit Edison Company. Entitled "A Science and En. gineering Youth Day," the SUPERIOR TAILORING ***************** program included presenta- AT tions on the energy crisis, ~ Aluminum Awnings ~ holograms and computer REASONABLE RATES 16 Colors *' HINDLE AWARDED Men's & Lad ias' Alterati ons Western Michigan Univer. sity junior Margaret Hindle of all types ~POINTE ~C;E;Nr~eSASH.~.~ of the Woods was one of 12 Specializing In.ult lape. ,e-cut. athtetes awarded letters for I * 20497 MACK lU 1-6130 .. their partiCipation on the CAFANA CLEANERS & TAILORS coil e g e 's successful 1975 I 17233MACK 881-1224 ***************** women's field hockey squad. I \ Photo by Deon Brierly 1 27%~ff Seen in silh'ouette against a late for the winter take wing as they Marx Brothers Feoruary aitemoon :;ky, a tiock oi aiigill irorn tile top or St. James. I • ALL _b_i_r_d_s_w_h_o_d_e_c_id_e_d__n_o_t_t_o_h_e_a_d._s_o_uth__ L_u~~~~_n_c_hurch on Me Millan. I alamode WALLPAPER County Doctors Say ManylSt. Clare Sets Call in any pattern from any book. Teens Lack Vital Vaccin~s Blo?d Drive 1 Ribs of Beef, Baked Potato, St. Clare de Montefalco \ Want to save money? Keep I duces very mild symptoms Church, 14tH Whittier, will Salad, Apple Pie, Coffee, Tea Phone: ,886-4050 healthy, say experts in the' in the adult, the disease more host the Red Cross blood. health field. often than not can have dev. mobile on Monday, March 31, and Groucho. Now on Fridays PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED. NO DEPOSIT "The way the economy is astating. ef~ects on an un. from 2 to 8 p.m. • NO FREIGHT CHARGE going, we simply can't afford born chll.d If the ~other has For an appointment, call and Saturdays at Stouffer's you to be sick. Yet. according to rubella m her fIrst three 885.9749 during blood drive • NO DELIVERY CHARGE a recent survey, we in out. months of pregnancr. The ho'urs. People between the can'have dinner with "Minnie's • PAY WHEN DELIVERED Wayne County may just have baby can be born wIth. ~u. ages of 17 (with parental an eoidemic of measles or bella Syndrom.e, a condItion consent) and 66 in general Boys;' a Marx Brothers Musical. rubella. And these diseases that can conSIst of one ?r good health are eligible to Post Wallcovering Distributors, Inc. are preventable. That's the many ~ermanent defect~ In donate. The Red Cross must so Cenls Per Roll Added To All Orders Less Than Full Case (24 Rolls) tragedy" the chIld; deafness, blind. collect almost 1,000 pints of Delicious. Hilarious. Only . the RN ness, heart defects or mental blood each day to meet the HOURS MON.-FRI. 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Do r 0 y apon~, 'retardation. ( 1979 - Pos' Wallcoverll"lg DI'S1 Inc Henry Ford Community Col. needs of patients in the met. $15.50 a person, including tax lege Service Nurse, is em. One or all of these birth ropolitan Detroit area. phatic on the above state. defects can occur in the same and tip. Doors open at 6:30, ment. She was referring to baby. Therefore, out-Wayne POSITIVE THINKING recent blood tests taken at County could suffer a reeling The future of any com. dinner served at 7, the show FLORIQl\ the college by officials of attack by having numbers of munity depends not so much the Wayne County Health babies born defective. The on what it is now, but on starts after dessert. Reservations is calling you Complex. The tests were students simply must be what its citizens believe it done on a small group of sure they are immune, said can become. suggested, 371-8410. Did you koow_..? Beskles its warm, healthy climate, Aonda students to determine what Capony. percentage were susceptible . olfers low taxes, few energy problems, and a relaxed "Unfortunately," she said, enVironment There's excitement, too - pro football and to mea s 1 e s and rubella "the attitude of many young soccer, great restaurants, and beautiful gulf beaches. (three.day or German meas. SEWER les). adults toward prevention of AllState Homes Is family-owned and operated, in disease is, "What is it going business for more than 25 years with more than 11.000 "This was a survey we did TROUBLE? satisfied Rorlda homeowners. ' to cost me? Can I get it free? after the students were alert- Call Stozffirse If I can't, I'm not interested.' AllState Homes -developing communities in Orlando, ed through the college bulle. Tampa and Lakeland areas. See lovely Ridgeland Estates, tin and by some of the teach. So in a lot of instances, in the heart of the Tampa Bay area. Ridgeland Estates is ers," explained Dr. Jane Pol. health care providers can be a detriment. People think Eastland centrally.located, convenient to Aorida's attractions, kowski, Medical Director of ~t~ they are getting it free, They Conventional financing. 3 centrally located model centers. the Wayne County Health 18000 Vernier Highv..,ray aren't. Take a look at your 2 & 3 bedroom/2 bath CBS masonry homes. From Complex and chief of com. PLUMBING IHE,~TINCi $24,990. including lot pay check and see the deduc. municable diseases for out- 17600 LIVERNOIS' ljN ).7800 tions. It's cheaper to stay Please send me Information about a complimentary night's Wayne County, She initiated t5J04 KERCHEVAL' VA 2.9070 welL" '726 MAPLE RD • 643.4880 fres lodging when I visit the AllState Model Center. the survey as more and more ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• -neasles and rubella illnesses And she add e d, "My Write or caU toll free 1-8OQ.237-5364 AllState Homes, 11300 North Central Avenue, are popping up among the sources tell me that a fair Tampa, Rorlda 33612 older high school and college percent pf what you pay for Name: _ students. your new car, for example, DIESELS IN STOCK - IMMEDIATE DELIVERY "We tested 103 individu. goes toward the cost of Address: _ als," she said, "and found 12 health care for employees, City: _ percent are susceptible to including lost time from measles and 21 percent to work and health care insur- State Zip: Phone:____ rubella.'" ance.'" o DoyoualreadyownaAoridaHomesile?__ CoU;'lly__ Both professional women Dr. Polkowski said her I B:=tn ': /';>;; dropped drastically, yet there by in the hallway." NEW '80 CATALINA 4 DR. STARTS MONDAY, MARCH 3 'i'':l were many children who ALAN ALDA DOUBLE FEATURE ~~ were missed. They were not ~1l THE. SEDUCTION OF JOE TYNAN \ ~ I Page Ten GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thurs j.y. Febn.t.ry 28. 1980 lCANIUW NATIONALLY Latest ~ent.ative rankin~s I Northbrook, Ill., was ranked ULS Places In Plans ~re Key to Renovation Seniors Should Camera Club Hold, Conte,t of th~ l}nlted. States Tennis number one in boys 12 dou. Assoclatton 11 s t e d Aaron ., Math Contest The rehabilitation and gests. Among the questions The Gro5ie Pointe Camera p.m. at Brownell .MIddle Kricks~ein of the Woods bles. Madeline Willard of File Taxes Too I renovat;Qn of older buildings th,! maMier s/u)uld ask are: Club will hold a nature print School, 260 Chelfonte, number three nationally in the Farms was ran ked in urban areas has become Four Middle Schoolers rep- popular in -the recent past, What are the owners' goals? Some senior citizens find and slide competition on boys 12 singles. Kriekstein, among the top 60 players in What form should 'he reo they Mve the time to tMvel; Tuesday, Mtrch 4, It 7:43 Visitors Ire welcome, along with Robby Weiss of girls 12 sing_Ie_s. _ resented University Liggett and is likely to continue to School in the Fourth Annual f hi1>il:tation take? How can others enjoy m~tin8 new Math Contest held at Detroit gain support in the . uture, expenses be reduced? What frienjs or taking up new One properl)' manager warns, funds are needed and avail. hobbies; then there are still Country Day School o~ Sun. however, that this process CITY OF Wlnte.. able? others on the workforce. If 20 ' day, .Feb~ary 10. This. ~as requires much thought anj 0l "Complete and detailed you are age 66 or older, no the first time .t~at U~ Jo~n. car~ful planning. planning at the beginning of matter what you do, you SALE! 70 off ed the compehh~n, whIch 10, ! "The energy crisis and es- the rehabilitation prlX:ess should be aware of certain c.luded 26 ,DetrOit area PUb' calating costs of new con. ~rnsse 'niutt will prevent problems duro tax benefits that apply to. CARPET and FURNITURE ,hc and private schools. j struction have led to the in. Ing and after construction," senior citizens according to WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN , The ULS team consisted of creased demand for housing he said. the Internal Revenue servo : eighth graders Charlotte Cud. in urban areas," points out Heilbrunn believes t hat ice. CLEANING lip and Jeff Lucas and Ronald J, Heilbrunn, CPM. Call for free estimate l the property manager should For inst'llnce, IInyone 65 or seventh graders Lee Pellan "The trend of the real estate be extensively involved in all older is entitled to an extra ! and Todd Schenk. Of the market has been toward the BOARD OF REVIEW East Side Carpet Cleaners phases during construction. exemption of $1,000, u.p from ! three events, the ULS team rehabilitation of older build. The manager should deter. last year's $750. That means 14111Kercheval Ave. 8221481 took two second place awards ings for the purposes of MEETING OWNED & OPERATED BY THE BABICH FAMILY SINCE 1948 mine if any units -are avail. an automatic reduction to in. for the Calculator Contest rental or condominium con- able for occupancy during come of $2,000 for single and the Rapid Relay. version." construction (if that is called persons, and $4,000 for a The Property Assessment Ron of.~ City of The Calculator Contest is, Heilbrunn, assist'llnt vice.. for in the management plan), married couple. both 65 or Grosse Pointe, Wayne County,. MlChigan, fo.r Auto - Hom8- Life - Business a: team event with the parti.1 presi.dent of Ken.nedy, Rya~, determine what s e cur it Y older, who file a joint reo cipants working on compu. MOnlgal.& ASSOCiates of ~hl, measures should be installed turn. the year 1980 has been compiled. The est;i. tational skills. The Rapid cago, said that much hme, to proteet against theft or Do senior citizens have to mateo. State-Equalization factc:,. for 1900 IS Relay requires one contes- money and energy 'Ire neees- , , , vandalism, and supervise file 'It all? In some cases, 1:38. Therefore, in accordance With the ~- 'Q' , tant to use the answer de. sary to rehabilitate older janitorial work during con. yes, since filing a tax return era! Property ':Fax laws of the .State of MlChi. .~, DICK ROBBINS rived by his teammate to I building~ onc'e marked for struction. has nothing to do Nith age; ~,,' ' .. gan' and section 35, of the CIty Charter, as , /..t- Sales Representative complete the information destruction. "Because the community's it's income that decides that u~ce::;:)iSry ioJ." jd~ own :,vlu.~ .1«';~JQ~~~~i.f2L;'VlJ.,~' ii~ cou. vy;u;vi. vi tht: tJ."i""")' Ullt)' quesllon. says the ~. am.md~: tion tffiued, "has three basic be formed at this time, the Single persons 65 or over ,;~~:.' lB121E.1... 1lII.~:,{WJ~.~775-4700 . phases: planning; ,construe. property manager should (.'0. do not have to file a Federal ~7":; ...... Ell! 0IInII 48021 \~) tion; and compl&tion and reo ~8:\, ~_ \~. Difficulties are obstacles operate with the construction income tax return if their The Board of Review occupancy." crew to see that all goes income was less than $4,300. Mlchlslen Mutuel Inaurance Group that show what men are made of. A management plan that wel!." The limit for a merried Will Meet on analyzes the market, property Heilbrunn advises 'against couple, filing a joint return, and alternative pr{lgrams, tenant occupancy during con. with only one spouse 65 or Monday, MelrCh 17, 1980 WE COULDN'T GET THE GOLD ••• and lists conclusions and struction. even though pres- older, is $6,400; $7,400 if and aUT WE'VE GOT THE recommendations, should be sure may be applied to allow both spouses are 65 or over. drawn up during the plan- teoonts to live there. Trouble For tax purposes, persons Tuesday, March 18, 1980 ning stage, Heilbrunn sug. may develDp if a contractor are considered to be 65 on $500 assumes work is finished the day before their 65th During the Hours of once an apartment is OCCU. birthday. Also keep !in mind North' Aces pied, and the job may not be that Social Seeurity pay. 9:00 A.M. to 11:00 A.M. REBATE completed. This could slow ments are not taxable. and AT In English down the revitaliZ'ation. and Another special benefit is the tenant could withhold the "Credit for the Elderly .... 2:00 P.M. 'to 4:00 P.M. Three North High School rent. which can in some cases, but MIKE juniors have been selected ''The properly manager not all, reduce taxes owed Such meeting will be held at the Municipal to enter the National Coun. should not allow OCCLlpaney by as much ;is $375 for sin. Offices, 17147 Maumee. cil of Teachers of 'English until he has thoroughly in. gte persons and $562.50 for MAHER writing competition after spooled the unit with the married couples who file a participating in a 57 student C'Ontractor and is convinced joint return. Thomas W. Kressbach 43" y, inter-school elimination on that the work has been com. " Senior citizens who are City Clerk _".411'_._- February 12. pleted satisfactorily," he said. thinking about selling their NEW 1980 NEW 1979 . NEW 1980 Mark Osler, 'Paul Sylvester At that time, the tenant ImlY personal residence should and Rob Zieger were selected occupy the unit. GPN - 2-28-80, 3-6-80, 3-13-80. CAMARO CAPRICE CLASSIC CHEVE'IE on the basis of superior After a tenant has been comlider the once-in ....Ufe- t'W'I~ ;10". Ndrlc d.-fog~. lport 3 MIGf ~ pG'lW'W -m. doot Ioeb. tlnt gIou. _ oMdowo. to! gal. _. '001' time $100,000 exclusion of mi"on, V-6 -"ti" •. Cll,lIOtnotic ItHring writing ability. The students approved, Heilbrunn suggests the gain on the sale of it. Clnd b,oUt •• hit. wolf tires, Oloo'-.ibary ~ ~. O'\oi .. conrrol. V.8 ~ 5COOIER must. now submit a prepared 1tg"'tin9. "",i.ndth..r.d an"MO. Slo<:k rjIlo.digiIoI clod. _ 1*9.. ~M ORDER YOURS NOW tbat an outline of the prop- An awareness of the tax con. 1Nt'1O~. roof c:ot'Tlet, OU' con6hon- composition and write on an No. \703 erty's regulations, including sequences is essential before impromptu topic provided by maintenance re9J)Onsibilities selling a personal residence ~~~$7,650 the Committee on Achieve- and rental t'Ules, be given to at any age, bLlt doubly so for 7,200 sq. fl. '5,830 '3 840 ment Awards in Wl'iting. the tenant and signed by those 155 or older. North had three national .5~~~ 821.2000 maMgement and occupant. winners in' the contest last Heilbrunn concludes by The IiRS has more than 90 Relail Space year. saying that rehabilitating an free publications on. various older building will always tax subjects, including those lead to some problems, no of special interest to older ro..Lease matter how externoive the re- taxpayers .. halbilitation. The IRS has special phone Novi, Michigan "However," he points out. numbers for tax fonns and ".j.f the work is properly free publications. In Detroit, planned and potential prob- the number is 237.0794. !Else. lems' 'entlcipated; very'.:jfew where: 111~1lreacode' 313, call problems will arJse 'UnIt the IJ.800..... 9910: 'Fami! 'and ~:Of)"C1a2!~O" ec~2Qll pad,I property manager will not publications also can be pick. '0 -' ".. '8r\s:1V1a know how to handle." ed up .t IRS oflices. HeUbrunn's remarks ap. pear in an article entitled. (Free-Stand'ing "The Property Manager's " FUTURE R 0 I e in Rehabilitation," which appears in ,the Janu. PLUMBING Co. Building) ary/February issue of the • RE;PAIRS • S.EWERS "Journal of Property Man- Call Roger Laninga agement." For a copy, MTite . 885-3162 to the Institute of Real Es- Michigan Ma't~r, ' tate Management, 430 N. P'umb.rs Ucense .. marK~nD DevelopmenT, Inc. Michigan avenue, Chicago, #06967 • 3250 - 28th Street, S. E. lB IL 60611. NOJOI Grand Rapids, Michigan 49508. TOO 616-942-0240 Success comes from work. SMA~L Land Devllopment. Conatruction • IlE Al '011 ing yourself not .your W.'r. -, Property Mal18gement • MOftpge Financirli • Rleltota ' EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1980 THROUGH WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5,1980 friends. e-peHfl •• 13.629% EIEIIY PlIS+ annual interest rate 14.336% effective annual rate* If you want to earn top~of-the~market inter- you, A deposit of $10,000 or more for just 26 est on your savings, Detroit & Northern's weeks opens this account. You'll get the +IIIIKETIF 6~Month Money Market Certificate is for highest interest rate allowed by law at D & N. So for top-of~the market returns - 7511lllli PEIPlE GO WITH THE PROs. DETROIT & YII CIIIEICI IVEIIIIIT. Michigan's Largest State.Chartered Savings & Loan Association \ ,. Sterling Heights Office 3. Warren - 11 Mile & Hoove, Office 2270 E. 16 Mile Road 1668 I Hoove, Road 2, Warren- '2 Mile Office 8424 E, 12 Mile Road • Developing Great Lakes Megalopolis • Detroi' Edison servrce Area Southeastern Michigan. The heart of prOVides major commercial docking provide energy plus assistance to one of the world's largest industrial facilities along 32 miles 01 deep. help you make the nght deciSion. areas-an urbanized region that water frontage on an International Wnte: Area Development. DetrOit stretches along the Great Lakes waterway, Edison. 308 WeB. 2000 Second Ave, from Chicago and Milwaukee on Ihe Itadds up 10 an enormous advantage DetrOIt, M148226. west to Montreal, Pittsburgh and In seiling the products made here, Albany on the east. So does the fact that there's plenty Keeping the power in yoor hands II's a huge market qUickly reached of electriC power, Because by overnight trucking that rolls out Detroit Edison generates more than • Effecl,ve annual rale assumes the Interest 'ale remains un. Federal reg"latlons prOhlbl1 the compounding 01 IOterest on changed ana that both p"nclpal and Interest are reinvested at from Michigan's toll.free expressways . 80% of Its electriCity from coal- our Detroit 6-Month Money Marke! Certificates du"ng the term of the Six rail networks and three air cargo natlon's most abundant fuel. malu"ty Based on 366 day year account and requ"e a substantial Inlerest p~nalty lor early Withdrawal ports put the rest of the country in Thinking of expanding or relocating easy touch, And the Port of Detroit your bUSiness? DetrOit Edison can Edison ThursdlY, Februlry 28, 1980 GROSSE POINTE NEWS _ \loge Eleven ------Marc~Brings Family Fun Stocking-Up Is No Way 7',,, Metro-Detroit Area To Beat Rising Costs SOCCER REGISTRATION\ The Michigan travel Com. into town March 14 bringing mission recently announced Faced with the prospect of of protecting the inventory a zoo of animals, trapeze continuing inflation, wouldn't from vermin, fire or water a number of up coming THIS REGISTRATION APPLIES I performers and clowns but a family be wise to use its damage. REGIS11 ~ , eve n t s for the month of no blg.top. The Circus will savings, or even borrow, to March in the' Detroit area. -Insurance protection. TO CHILDREN BORN BETWEEN run until March 30 at the stock up now on everything -The temptation to be SATURDAY \ The Shrine Circus will roll State Fairgrounds, Woodward it will need for the next lavish in the use of products JAN. 1, 1968 and DEC. 31, 1973 \ and Eight Mile, two or three years? MARCH 8 I that appear to be in such Please Bring Ballet Begins The Joe Louis Arena will Probably not; says The abundant supply. G.P. Community Rink be the site of the NCAA In. Michigan Association of Cer. The CPA Association ac. 1. COPY of birth certificate in the Next Month door Track and Field Cham. tified Public Accountants, knowledges that in addition 2. 1 School picture pionships March 14 and 15 because of what are known to the savings p Q s sib I f> Commt:!1ity Room as top college athletes from In business as inventory through paying today's prices 3. $25.00 registration fee- 9 a.m. ta noon i Spring term ballet classes more than 300 schools around maintenance costs, which rather than those that will for adults at the War Memo. the country vie for top could easily outweigh any prevail a year or two hence, made payable to G.P.S.A. rial, 32 Lakeshore, will be honors. savings of the cost of stock. \ held Monday through Thurs. there's the added attraction day, March 10 to May 30, A few days later and a piled items. of "economies of scale" ------from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. few miles downriver Wyano One such ~xpense, say the thp price reductions that come from buying in bulk. Friday classes will be held dotte will host the 1980 Na. CPAs, is the ,high interest from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m, tional Indoors Speed Skating caused by inflation itsel!- But, an Association spokes. Championships. Ice skating an important reason for not man warned, if business con. In£'tructor is Mary Ellen attaining products that may ditions were to turn down, Cooper, a graduate of the thrills and chills can be found Toronto Royat Conservatory at the Yack Arena. not be used for many months. as some economists expect, of Music. To purchase those products, big savings in inventory A different sort of athle. could turn into big losses. BaHet for students ages tics will be found at Macomb a family must either pay Highest six :through high school is County Community College high interest on money bor- "That's what happened to scheduled for Mondays to March 21 to 22 when the rowed, or lose high interest many companies in 1974," a Thursdays from 4 to 6:30 Special Olympics Basketball on funds that could other. CPA Association member Eamings o m -fll'1rl on .~~h,,.rl~'vc:' f,..I"\"'" wi~ ~ invE'~tE'd. T'1 either said. "They werE' heavily T"U'H"ill<,'Ht i..kt::i pi"cl::. The io a.m. to 2:30 'P.~:JY~~~gcompetition will be followed case, the interest must be stocked when a recession set people enrolling for the first by a victory dance and ban. deducted from any savings in and had to dump millions Anywhere! time should interview with quet for all the. participants. on the purchase price. of dollars of inventory at a Miss Cooper. Some other considerations Joss." Fee for aU ballet courses For those who prefer more the CPAs suggest keeping in Industry, say the Michigan is $33. For further .informa. sedate activity, "The. J?lay's mind when deciding how far CPAs, is generally playing tion ~aU 881,.7511. the Thing," a comedy roo ahead to buy: its cards close to the vest mance written by Ferenc at present, keeping on hand Molnar and adapted by P.G. -The costs of storing the inventory; lost household only what it expects to need Wodehouse plays at the during the weeks ahead - Meadowbrook Theater ill Ro. space; heating and air con. dition expense. sometimes stocking ahead no JUST chester beginning March 27. longer that it would take to For further information on -Possible deterioration of restock an item were it to the products; Joss of strength. run out. MOVED events in D e t r 0 i t and flavor, freshness or style; OR throughout the state write possibly even spoilage. CPAs often warn small. for a free copy of the Mich. -The bother and expense busineSs clients against spec. JUST ENGAGED? igan Calendar of Travel ulating on their inventory - " Events available from the buying large amounts when Whit you need right Michigan Dept. of Commerce, Cinema League the price is low in hopes of P.O. Box 30226, Lansing turning a profit on it. Such now it I helping hand... 48909. Looks at India speculation not only ties up hard.to.find working capital, Avoid Long Lines: they advise, it puts' the com. The Grosse Pointe Ciilema pany into the jobbing of Church to Host League will present "Rajas. than," a super-8mm movie by commodities, which may not Organ Recital Ester Porter on Monday, 'be the business the company Corne to Colonial Federal was set up to engage in. Mllrch 3, in the War 'Memo. At Colonial Federal Savings, we've abolished long lines. You'll appreciate our improved Christ Chureh of Grosse rial's Fries Auditorium, 32 The CPAs say that even customer service, convenient drive through stations, six full-service offices, evening Pointe will be the site of Lakeshore, at Sp.m. large companies, which often '-'-. an organ recital on Sunday, ..... , The movie was filmed on go into the futures market hours, and our new Saturday service. ~. March 2 at 4 p.m. by Paul a 1,500 mile motor trip to buy commodities they will .'. , Callaway, 1l renowned organ through India's second largo need in the months ahead, ,~"', f virtuoso and Organist Emeri. est province. do so almost solely to insure Maxi-service Hours: - tus of Washington Cathedral. The film views .people pick. adequate supplies and prices : The reeital is the third ing -millet and threshing it they can count on. Although Mondaythru Thursday 9:30a.m, to 4:30 p.m. concert of the Christ Church with flails, oxen turning they may occasionally turn [ Concert Series and will con- water-wheels and w 0 men a profit (or loss) on futures Friday 9:30 8.m. to 7:00 p.m. sist of works by Bach, Mo- carrying jars' of water on trading, that is not the pri- zart and Ned .Rorem's "Qua. their heads. mary concern. Saturday (Drive-through) 9:30 a.m, to 1:00 p.m. ker Reader." Those cities visited include Speculation in commodi. No Saturday hours at Kercheval or Kelly Rd. offices the medieval walled city of Paul Callaway was the or. ties, say the CPAs, is strictly Jalselmeer and JaIPur, the for those who know what ganist for 35 years at the jewelry capital of India, " - 'IUlonal'Cathedral in Wash, they're doing, and buying You Don't Walt, We Walt On You at Colonial Federal! . The' film. also includes, a supplies too far. in advance . R\MI, ~,re~ritlg in 197'7i vIsit to, the PWlhkar., Fall\ Since then be 'has traveled where !ome 400,000 R'Iju- is speculation. We've Been Listening to You• throughout the cl)untry giv. thanls brin, hundreds of iog organ ~lta1s, classes Brahma cattle and an esti. and teaching at universities. mated 45,000 cameIs to be COLONIAL FEDERAL SAVINGS Paul Hume, music critic of traded or sold. 1~~~!.~1 the Washington Post, states Area residents are invited ~,,~ that "'Callaway lras been one to attend the program with. East Oelrolt-15751 Nine Mile Rd. at GratIOt C1f the top recitalists C1f the out charge. A reception 01'lll811 world for over 40 Grosse Pointe Woods-20599 Mack S, of Vernier limited to Cinema League Ml. Clemens-36800 S Gratiot at Metro Pkwy. years." members follows the presen- tation. Sl. Clair Shores-28201 Harper S of Martin Rd Christ Church is located Delroil-18901 Kellyat Morass at 61 Grosse Pointe boule. vard. Tickets are -on sale at The average human body Grosse Pointe Farms-63 Kercheval "On the Hi!I" . Jtfi~rJon ltohmnilbt the church office and cost $3. contains enough fat to make I: 17600 LIVERpjOI$ , UN 3.7100 -. Reservations and further in. s eve n bar s of soap, and -. IMn,ly OIM"lW Rftu",.", 15304 IlERCHEVAL • VA 2.9070 formation can be obtained by enough phosphorous for 2,- 1726 MAPLE RD.' 643.4880 ,. ',. calling 885-4841. 000 matches. GE-RMAN ~--::;r AMERICAN Lisa Awarded CITY OF ~ ::;~ CUISINE /;;:' .....~j~ ' Essay Medal I ~:'~ :, Oirnsse J'niute 1J;nrms w _.,...,~...,..,. LUNCH & DINNER &B 0lIl''''''' ~ ,.., 7 DAYS A WEEK In recognition of National ''------_ ..--;:-::.:---I/~.\~-.:.,'. ~~ MICHIGAN ml'" _.~I'ft\.~ 'fIIItt ..,,= .,.,-.-;- i;~ ~ American His tory month • lie -.,. .... ,.."ICIC.Iltler.rrW.n.lI1Ift.Od1"hC:~ 24223 JE:FF£RSON AI'£. Louisa St. Clair Chapter, 5,. CkJjr Slwrr., Mkiligan .- 'IlI\.I.'••IL' ....nllt' ,;0' ... co 11 r lunee ,""TlICT ~jLjtiSL;~:~~: • c:s ~J:~;::~iz~~m~ 779-4720 DAR sponsored an essay con. Code 'No. 12-03 .(,-:~•..~:;-IL.~~.;i2 ....Uj~.~ ;..!:.~: ~ __~- ...--':~ ...~~~' ~ ,a;:~"". ',;,¥. ; ,l,~ :""" ' __~r ',' :,~ ... ~ ~ test in the Detroit Public _'1 L-KAl. tvt U"'u"c r ;(:'v Schools and all the Catholic .'of CO_ClIC LOt.ullC' • .0-1 ar'lC'MTlcr Schools. Amendment to Zoning 1m) ca COIItI"'11, "u:'ur~. ItIITrlC1 The subject was "Trade Ordinance Zoning Map _ ,. I ytOOlI~.1 ,...... 0I1-nlt1 and Industry During the A warm family place American Revolution." Lisa Amendment No. 5 with the accent on Ger. Diehl of St. Clare de Monte. man cooking and home- faleo School was awarded Ordinance No. 242 made desserts. No liquor. the highest honor for her Mon .•Sat. 11 a.m.-lD essay, receiving a silver AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTION 301OF p.m.; Sun. ooon.lO p.m. medal and a $50 bond from THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY:OF -'; - Inexpensive. Me, V the chaJ}ter. GROSSE POINTE FARMS, BEING: AN ORDI. NANCE TO PROMOTE PROTECT AND PRO. One of the easiest things VIDE FOR, IN THE INTEREST OF THE PUB-; • to convince a man of is that LIC HEALTH, SAFETY, COMFORT, CON. he needs a rest. VENIENCE AND GENERAL WELFARE IN THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE FARMS, THE : :j CONSERVATION OF PROPERTY VALUES IN . --, LAKE TOWNSHIP THE CITY, ITS CHARACTER AS A RES- 795 Lake Shore Road IDENTIAL COMMUNITY, AND THE GEN- Grosse Pointe Shores, Michigan 48236 ERAL TREND THEREIN OF BUILDING AND .~. -----.fi- .. :~:-:, ... -.L~,.' ---- POPULATION DEVELOPMENTS: TO ESTAB- LISH DISTRICTS IN THE CITY; TO REGU. ,,'. ..:~~-JJ~~j,,~,T NOTICE OF MEETING OF THE BOARD LATE THE USE OF LAND AND STRUCTURES OF REVIEW OF TAXATION THEREIN AND TO REGULATE AND RE- You are hereby notified that the Assess- STRICT THE LOCATION OF TRADES AND ment Roll for the Township of Lake is being BUSINESSES, AND THE LOCATION OF STRUCTURES DESIGNATED FOR SPECIFIC compiled. Lot 1701 Muir's Subd,vision, and part of Lot 18 of Muir's Subdiv]. publlC drJvc located Wes.te ..:;; 0:' rlN1 .lriJII,' ,n: ,:"" ,.... " ~~ .tf.d USES; TO REGULATE AND LIMIT THE slOll 01 part of P.C. 2S8, sometimes called P.C. 558. Vdlage 01 18 of ;\{UlT's Subdi\ L'iion heln~ rl P;i:: 0' .' j- ':-,- ,,'r~ I: 'i~es The tentative equalization ratio for the HEIGHT, AREA, BULK AND LOCATION OF Grosse Pointe Farms, Wayne County, ~JCh]gan as recorded m called P,C 558 Ctty of Gn'l<;"f" i'c'J"lrp r,i;rt> \~;. ",' l"t, lr~!~'. STRUCTURES; TO REGULATE AND DE. Liber 25, Page 1 01 Plats, Wayne County Records bemg more ~flchlgan (as re<"orded 1:1.J.lt'!<':- 25 cr. :'a~f'; 'Ii p, t~ ~,{ p, J, real property is 28.01 and the estimated particularly described as foDows: Commencmg at the intersec. IlIa" KCr<2tit'\ :.: \, .. ~ -' 'k" ~".' .. I TERMINE THE AREA OF YARD. ANDOTHER W~lerly o~ the W('s:£'riy ()f ,1 -' equalization multiplier is 1.79. The tentative tlon 01 the Easterly line of Kercheval Avenue. 80 f~t WIde. and Easterl" of the Ea ....terlv l1nC' of 1.<11 ::11 0: H'?''j'~ ~ ). r .•...., .~~'\~ OPEN SPACES; TO LIMIT AND RESTRICT the Southerly line or Muir Avenue, SO f~t wide. and proceedlllg 510n and. being mo,E' partlcLJiarty .j( ..n t'~"~ <1~ :, I... t~('... -- 'i~ equalization ratio for personal property is THE MAXIMUM NUMBER OF FAMILIES thence N.6:rS8'2l:)"W. along said Southerly line or ~ulr Avenue. SO at ~he S E corner oj s,l:d L0' 2il .11l1 ,I:" 'iN".'~: ;';'C' leet wide, a distance 01 70.'i3 feet to the :-Iortheasterly corner of ='i 5.'r'4.S'47"W alonfi! thi' \Oit~er~\ ~ r.(' 0: <:;:d.d r .l' ~l: .1 J.,."r, ..... 50.00 and the estimated equalization multip- WHICH MAYBE HOUSED IN DWELLINGS; said Lot 18 and bemg the point 01 begmnlng or the parcel herein oflO~43H 1olne:'\ v.; cornl'r\l~ ...].:j r..l"i!211 !:.J-.~l.t'\. ~2".;;::t"l lier is 1.00. These values are in effect for TO PROVIDE FOR MINIMUM OFF-STREET described, Thence S.26"12'29"W. along the Easterly lme of said E a olstance of:n 39 f[ la~ 't".('(l;'-l,fC'''.L :0 a ~'r-: I:" '~,' ...... , .'1. PARKING FACILITIES FOR MOTOR VEHI- Lot 18 a distance 01101 10 f~t to the Southeasterly corner of said erlv lme of said Lnt 18. ThencE:' :::').,'4-P. 4- . E .~.J(~l! t he ~\ ,_' r: ;.; the year of 1980. Lot 18, Thence N.63"48'47"W. along the Southerly line of saId Lot Jme of said Lots 17 ~nd:R a d,.r.::tr,f" d IIH :.1 :'~ '. J l'Vl .. ' "i r' f CLES TO PROVIDE FOR THE ADMINIS. 18 a distar.ce of 33 74 feet to a point. Thence :0; 42'S6'09"E , a WestPrly lme of KcrC'.'1C'\31 ,~. i.J' '_J: ,,,(.. • 't . r.\:- t,' You are further notified that the Board of TRATION AND ENFORCEMENT OF THIS distance 01 10557 teet to a point on the Northerly Ime of said Lot S 4~'09'" W along 51ad Wc-c:;ti,'LI' ..•W -'i ;..,....;-,- \".1, .\ " U'~J 18; Thence S 6:rS8'30"E. a distance or 3 3S feet to the point of ff"('l ""'Ide, a dl.~lanC'r of .11 ~Q :' • ,'~ 1>\.' ',t Review of Taxation will be in session at the ORDINANCE; TO PROVIDE FOR A BOARD beginning of the parcel herein deSCribed, and a part or a 30 f! beg-mnlnp; of the 30 it f,l,hJ:c :,;\ \ -,>,;- rl.....-: ~,.- OF APPEALS AND ITS POWERS AND Village Hall, 795 Lake Shore Road, Grosse DUTIES, AND TO PRESCRIBE THE PENAL- Pointe Shores, on Monday, March 10, 1980, TIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF THE PROVI. Amendment Map No. 5 of the City of Grosse Pointe days aftf?r 1tS pn~C'f:nt\:li to: .,,' I.l 1t:-- '~"~ .:z~~t:qt4. and Tuesday, March 11, 1980, from 9:00 SIONS OF THIS ORDINANCE. Farms, which map is hereto attached and made a part wli,chl'H'f IS lall'l. of this ordinance, All notations, references and other a,m. until noon, and from 1:00 p.m, until E~ACTED: Febru3r,' 4, ::I(f) information shown on said map are by this reference , 4:00 p.m., on each of the foregoing days, at THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE made a part of this ordinance as if the matter and in. ThiS notice I'" ['\ 1"- ;~,I~'''''d;lrl: ',1 d .,;:, I' of t'i~(\ which time persons having inquiry or com- FARMS ORDAINS: formation set forth on said map were in total fully de- City CouncI11Jl., .(' ,,:'1 11!'.,:I'l'~Ctl .'llh1 plaints regarding the assessments wiil be scribed herein. ihp ~r;ltutf'S In "'~l(',', ',J'I' ,ltJ,J, 'ld :"'1"., " '. ,1 heard. Section 1. Section 301 (ZOning Map) of the ZOning Ordinance of the City of Grosse Pointe Farms, being Section 2. In all other respects, Ordinance;'llo 192 RICHAr"iU G. SOLAK Township of Lake Ordinance No. 192, enacted July 16, 1973,is hereby shall remain in full force and effect, except as 795 Lake Shore Road amended to zone certain land B.l (which land was amended herein. CITY CLERK previously zoned part p.l), as indicated on ZOning Pu:>IlsherJ G.P.N. - 2-28-80; 3-13-80 Section 3. This ordinance shall take effect IWl'nty 19&1. \ l. \ Thursday, February 28, 1980 GROSSE POINTE NEWS -_._------North Highlights. South's Skier Ciavola Has Big Hopes 'Hunt Club WiU Host By Lon KuuDic tion, he's up north, where To ilrepare for a race, Rex who is known and not as good Mixed Doubles Tourney .events," he said. Swim Streak he's coached by Wayne Mal. "psyches up" by "resting, as an unknown could be The silcth ar:nual Michigan ment In the past, qualifying Specifically, Schmidt and Rex Ciavola, a South High lory at Otsego Ski Club. pigging out and reading," chosen." Indoor Mixed Doubles Cham. rounds will be played the " Shook are within a second student, is on the threshold 111 Wright Wu.on !dallory has been teaching the day -before. If ,Rex does well in the pionship will be held on Sat. previous Wednesday, Thurs. of making the state cut in of breaking into the top The last seven times that Rex since he was five. "During the race I just CUSSA, he won't automatic. urd'aY and Sunday, March 8 day and Friday evenings at their respective ra<:es. ranks of amateur skiing. " North High's swim team has • • • Has Rex ever thought of concentrate on the course," ally go into the "A" circuit. and 9, a( the Grosse Pointe the Hunt Club. competed, the opponents have Rex has been skiing com. taking up jumping? he says. He's got to keep practicing Hunt Club. "Times will be arranged petitively since he was 10. "No way," he answers While Olympics to Rex, and he's hoping next year WIalked away losers. This Down to Wire The tournament has be- by the tournament commit. quickly. "Once at Pine Moun. are in a sense considered a will be his year. Not until , winning streak has boosted While he skis downhill and come the leading regional tee to best accommodate the tain I crawled up with my World Cup event, he'd still after summer will he move ',. the Norsemen's mark to 9-3 By Wright Wilson gian~ slalom, slalom is his mixed doubles event, and has players' schedules, particu- skis, put them on and went like to make them, because, up the list. That's when .~.. including :a perfect 5.(l Bi: It's down to the wire in I specialty. been newly designated as the larly those from out of town. .• County slate. the Bi-County ~ague. For Recenay Rex placed sixth, down. I was so scared, all I he notes, "the Olympics are many of the skiers wil11eave Western Championship for This competition will deter. could think &'boutwas that if the Olympics." competition to either go pro 'i'hrl'e victorle-s have come the conference basketball his best finish nationally, at mixed doooies. mine the final 16 team draw ." for North in the past two championship, North High Duluth, Minn. in the Atmore there was a gust of wind, it'd "Many people don't real. or get a job. for Saturday and Sunday," be all over. I landed and ize, but when balloting comes For Rex, plans call for an Teams will compete for a '., weeks. They easily disposed (at 10-2) will take on Clin. Memorial Mid.Am. This race said tournament chairman didn't even fall, but once {or choosing contenders at Ivy League education with $2,000 pur~e. Because of the .'. of league rivals Fraser and tondale (11.1) to close out is classified as a World Cup Harold Bidigare. was enough for me," the Olympics, people who are hopes for keeping up the many entries in tbis tourna. Roseville Brablec, but barely the regular season on Fri. event, and those who place The Mnning team will reo As for another kin-d of ski. popular can be a factor," skiing. Unless a gate gets in escaped with a victory over day, February 29. in the top five are sent to ceive a check for $1,000, with I ing, f r e est y 1 e, Rex just Rex says. "Of course they the wrong place, there's noth. , Washington Eisenhower. North, which handed Clin. the nationals. Rex missed by I $500 to the runners.up, $200 doesn't have the time. have to be good, but someone I ing to stop him. For their third conference tondale its only conference one in a field of 170 where ! VIolSTakes to the third place team, $100 vieto1')', North downed Fras. loss in an earlier meeting the number one and two League First to the fourth place team, and er, 113-59. The Nllrsemen had last month, can tie the Dra. finishers were on the Nor. $50 to each quarter.finalist. nine firsts to the Ramblers' gons for the top spot, pro. wegian Olympic ski team. The winners will gain a leg two. North winners include vided both squads won their The nationals are held in The ULS varsity ice hockey on the permanent champion. diver Bob Luberto, back. contests on Tuesday, Febru. the fall winter and spring team locked up first place in ship trophy, and all finalists stroker Torn Shook, medley. ary 26, (after presstime), and three ~ach season Rex'~ the Blue Division of the will be presented with indio man Dan Gorrien, freestyler North wins this Friday. I latest is being held this week Michigan Metro High SChool vidual trophies to mark their Joe Schmidt and butterfly GPN's title hopes were by the Central United States lee Hockey League MondllY, achievement. swimmer Steve Mediodia, as saved last Frida~ night,. as Ski Association. Participating February 18, by defeating Housing accommodations wPl1 '" hnth rplAY tp"m~. th" Nn1"'C~T'l"u:J'T'lr:"llT,n~'" tnlrA. <,\riiD"~ ~""n trf"lm 'Mi"n~c:nt'R defendi~ 1979 champion, fnr ",,~.(\(-tnwn olaver, wi1l The most notable Nores. place Lakeshore, 49-48.. Cen. wi~onsi~~ M i chi g a ~ and / Fraser High School, 3.1. be provided by members of .'. - man winner was Eric Tech, ter Tom Sutor only had two Canada The game was a goaltend- the Hunt Club. The final 16 who qualified for the state points all. night - two free Rex, 'who is seeded second, er's battle. Knights' senior teams will be guests of the meet in the breastroke event ~hrows w~th 10 seconds left expects to place in the top Drew Mallearin had 30 saves club for the weekend. with 1:03.9. Tech joins Mark In the game - tha! enabled five. II he does, he'll go on to win while Kevin Samov The Western Mixed Dou. , Stoyka, who earlier qualified North to seal the vlclo~y. to Squaw Valley, Cal., for of 'Fraser had 39. The ULS bles Chllmpionship is sanc. ~ in .thls event, as ,North's rep- The g a mew a s t I g h t the spring nationals attack was led by senior Jeff tioned by the United States resentatives for the upcom. through the first three quart. . K a r ash, and sophomore Tennis Association and the ing meet. ers, as the Shorians were up . Among meets Rex has won Erich Avedisian. Western Association, and is ~. North later had no trouble 38-37 going in to the final In t~e past year .have. been K'arash had two goals, one sponsored by the 69.year- /. Thursday, February 28, 1980 ------GROSSE POINTE NEWS ______._ p~jrt.en North Highlights AYH Develops Girls' Softball Set at Club Sail Program The Neighborhood Club is ule is as fOllows: third or~anizing a girls softball fourth grades, fr~m 9.~nd (ContJllued trom Page 12) of young wrestlers, who, al. American Youth Hostels program this spring for third 10:30 a.m.; fifth and' s' to at distric.ts - Matt Simon, through lacking varsity ex. has developed what it calls through eighth grades. Prac. grades, 10:30 to 11:30 a~h Stu Argo, John Karamanos, perience, will be willing to a unique sailing program for lices, games and instru~. and s eve nth and eiiht~ Sam Angeleri, Coury and Gi. fill the gap. instruction and recreation Honal clinics are featured m grades, 11:30 a.m. t~ 12:3() ard - but only the latter However, N'orth will reo that is designed to meet the th1! activity. p.m. two survived the finals. Over. turn many wrestlers with nee:ls of the novice to the Registrations are now be. A parent or guardian must all, NOl'th's team finished in varsi~y experience into the eX'Perienced sailor. ing accepted at the Neighbor. aecompany the child at reg. eighth place with 36l,'l points. lower weight classes. These The f1:lil program h3S 15 hood Club, 17150 Waterloo, istralion. All girls must at. Although the. season is include Fleming, John Spill. boats, all of which are used from 9 to 5 p.m. daily and tend tryouts during the week over, many Norsemen efforts an, Chris J 0 s e ph, Mike for instruction of AYH memo also 9 a.m. to noon on Sat. ot March 3. Teams wi\) then can be found in the school Clune, Jim Seagram, Mike bers at various skill levels. urdays. be formed. All girls register. recor d b 00.k New tearn rec. Cramer and Bruce Hutcheon, Ten 18...•00t Interla ke sloops Leagues for third through 109. WI'11 .pIay 10. e~Ah'"'" ..aame. ords include the highest dual as well as Angeleri. are moored at Kensington e;ghth grades include the Games will be held durin~ meet score (64-9 versus both • • • Metropark, with another 10" Afidget League (third and the week after school and in Lakeview and Roseville Bra. Streak Snapped ca~ed a:t Stoney Creek. fourth grade); M \ \ • Thursday, February 28, 1980 Page Fourteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS ------_._------_._--- 1 .~.\...".. Grosse Pointe News .. . ,NH Musicians 11'--- 1 "-. ,.a: (USPS 230.400) ISlate Concert i_ lett'ers to The Ed itor , C" ... 6' P"bllSht i I I I I ,, .' :The .shops of Jht shops of Walt"n~Pi~rc~ Watt"It.Pi~r,~ Grosse Pointe • Somerset Mall iL Gr_ossePointe • Somerset Mall ., ~ ~ ~ "'-_""" ~ -...... _\ -...0...-_ •• _ •• ~~-_. ' .. -~~~--~----~--~~----~_._"'---"""'-"""'~- ...... ------...... --~ ~ ~- ....--~ ------~ --- - ..."..------_._-~-- ...... -- ..;:------....-- ...P- .....-._.- ... • ...__ ----- •••- ...----.-~ ...... ------~-~~~~~- ..- Page Sixteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Th.ursday, February 28, 1980 ------Society News Gathered from the Pointes 'd IIElizabeth Cass OAR Gem of A Day Kim A. Smith Weds in ~'est Ins) e the Mothers Club iWill Meet Monday The Eyes Have It For Pettipointe Kim Andrew Smith, son 'of River, Alberta, Canada, as Elizabeth Cass Chapter Mr. and Mrs. Gerald V. his bride Thursday, January c- Smith, of Grayton road, 3, in Vancouver, B.C. The Grosse Pointe South I High's principal, reminded Daughters of the America~ High SChool Mother.' Club the board that the Immuniza. Revolution will gather Mon. Sue Abbott, whose Univer. claimed Nan c y Elizabeth The newlyweds vacationed was treated to a special tion Progra.m is reaching; its I day, March 3, at 12:30 o'clock sity place home will be the Noble, d a ugh t e r of the at Creston, B.C., and have luncheon, pre par e d and deadline, with the l.ast school at the Detroit home of Mrs. setting for a Pettipointe George Nobles, of High returned to Vancouver to served hy students in South atl~ndance day designated as Myron Dikeman who will be Chapter of Questers meeting I I make their home. High's Co.op Foods Depart. Friday. Fe~ruary 29. There assisted by Mrs. Sterling San. next Thursday, March 6, will to various glass shows in The new Mrs. Smith is an men I, prior to its February are approxImately 500 stu. ford and Miss Jessie May Pel .. pre~ent the day's program: preparation for her presenta. alumna of the University of meeling, which then con. d~nls ~ho do n?t have com. ton. Mrs. George F. Merwin, a paper on "Victorian Jewels lion. The meeting begins at Alberta. Her husband i. an vened in the school's audio plete l?nOCulatlOn records, ~tate chairman of Insignia, ~merican Brilliant Glass." noon. L un c h eon will be alumnus of. Grosse Pointe Sue has studied her sub. served in Sue's garden sun. Sou t h High School and torium.. They WIll not be able to at- i will be speaker of the day. Grosse Pomte Schools Suo tend school on Monday, _ jcet extensively and traveled room. Wayne State University. perintendent Dr. William ~arch 3. the exclusion dead. Center. They must be reo Coats adrlr~~'.! the board on I,m;;. turned by Monday March 3. the millage election sched. Mrs. Guy Doyal, Mothers' A student's wo~k experi. uled for Monday, March 24. Club scholarship ch'.iirman, ence, extracurricular activi. The election is for a straight I reported that applications ties, ahility to maintain a C The place to discover renewal of 35.2 mils for the ~or scholarships, for st~dents average and acceptance by a next three years. In need of fInancIal aId, are' Michigan state-supported in. Dr. Joseph Spagnoli, South 1 available ~~__!~_~~o~_~se~~~ I stitution, (or, in some cases, =0 a private school), are evalu. HAIRCUTTING ... COLOR ... 1 _ I ~tprl ~l(\..,et , ••ith f'ino::e"~;~l ""1'"'..... 'I"" JOSEPH I need, in a;arding the~ch~i ••. t'r:nIVIi:> I arships. All information is OF GROSSE POINTE kept confidential. by design Dr. Spagnoli and Donald BEAUTY SALON J. Messing led the bOFlrdand its guests on a post.meeting 12 Hair Designers tour of South High's new In. dustrial Arts Building. The to Assist You group was pleased and ex- 20951 MACK AVENUE cited by the new construction 4 Blocks North of Vernier Rd. as well as by renovations in Come in or call 885-3240 the old building which give 16822 Kercheval-Thurs. & Fri. til 9 p.m. PHONES:882-2239 - 882-2240 the larger rooms a cheerful, sunny appearance. "~~;: "~.., A unique service to the visually handicapped is being offered at the Detroit Institute of Oph- 'HELLO NEIGHBOR thalmology Optical Dispensary in East Jefferson avenue, near the Grosse Pointe Park City limits, ARE YOU SEARCHING where volunteers from the institute's Women's Auxiliary have been trained by Donald E. FOR Bourdon, dispensary manager, to be low vision technicians. The technicians see patients by appointment and on a referral basis every Friday PEACE JOY MEANING morning. Seminar classes have been held to IN YOUR LIFE? acquaint the volunteers with basic optical prin- ciples, knowledge of the various diseases that SHOULD YOU HAVE NO CHURCH FAMILY cause impaired vision and how to translate the TO CALL YOUR OWN, visual sharpness 'into the proper magnifier or other optical device prescribed by the ophthal- ST. JOAN OF ARC PARISH INVITES mologist$. Volunteers who have completed their training and are now giving time as technicians YOU TO JOIN WITH US are MARLEINE (Mrs. AI) RICCA, pictured above with a patient, Mabel (Mrs. Clare) Bristol, Jeanette (Mrs. Keith) Evans, Joyce Peacock and MARCH 3-7 .~ 7:30 P.M. Jacqueline Forrish. 1 The clinic features the volunteer services and fund Lenten Mission Renewal i Visual Tek closed circuit raisers. Auxiliary officers for Monday I/Father and Son: Uncovering the Truth JJ television which allows a per. 1980 include Mrs. Gerald E. Tuesday "My Peace I Give You: Walking The Way" son who cannot use the Bodendistel, president, Mrs. optical magnifiers ,to read Donald E. Bourdon, vice . . '. ,Wednesday "Free at Last: Saying Yes To Life" material projected through president, Mrs. M. Marie the camera onto a screen. Miller, treasurer, and Ms . .•t.;.i ..,jJ 'Phur$(J!ZY"'With Open Hands:'Seeing The Real Me", TeChnicians' can also provide Amanda Hoel, assistant tre~s- :1 _Friday I/A Pow,er Not My OU!!l: Sharing Life" large ,prInt newspapers and urer. magazines, large print play' .More are Mrs. Eastside Dt,lta Zetas have been asked to come, pencil I and paper in hand, to the Kenmore drive home of Di. I ane Jahnke next Thursday i evening. March 6, at 7:30 MADE-TO-MEASURE o'clock. The group will be sharing FUR SHOWING I ideas for economical famil)' I vacations and day trips close to home. Members are asked Wednesday, March 5 to call Liz Davenport. 886. 5474, if they plan to attend 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. or wish information about car pools. Design your own personally proportioned and sized fur coat or jacket for one-of-a-kind individuality, We'll have samples in wrapped. fitted, belted and shirtstyle shapes you may tryon for style and color choice. You may special order your fur in any' color or length, any collar or cuff treatment I. In any size, including misses, petite and custom. ,o~~~~ ! HOME ~, ! !. Jacobson's 821-3523. Quality !'"ur~ing Car#' GROSSE POINTE 21435 Mack Ave. (a.t.• & 9 Mil. Rd.) 776.5510 OPEN EVENINGS: Mon., Thurs., Fri, 'til 9; Tues., Weds., Sot. 'til 6 , " Thursday, February 28, 1980 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Sevent.en Women's Page--- by, of and for Pointe Women Preview Party Plans 'Avant' Introduction to Show House Church Circles Clarion Award Goes to Dorati Detroit S y m p h 0 n y Or. munity through the medium (Continued from Page 15) I house into a underwater fan. Slate Sessions chestra Music Direetor Antal of communication, including Mrs. Robert Healy, Mrs. tasy world. Dorati has been seleeted by writing, speaking, mass me. Benjamin Haddad, Mrs. Pe. Food committee members The Women's Association the Detroit Chapter of the dia, art, music or sculpture. '.. tel' McCabe and Mrs. David Mrs. Henry Woodhouse, Mrs. of the Grosse Poin~e Memo- Public Relations Society of . 'Mikesell com p r is e the Richard Manoogian and Mrs. rial Church has scheduled America to receive the first Dorati was cited for "his "Avant" decorations commit. Michael Reynolds, all of circle meetings for next annual Clarion Award. insistence on excellence and tee. Mrs. Healy a former whom have reputations as Tuesday, March 4, when outstanding musicianship,' The award was established "for br~thing life back into ~. presiden~ of the J u n i 0 r gourmet cooks, are personal- study will focus on Chapters ,.' League, IS the owner of Kay ly preparing the menu for Nine and Ten of Concern to honor someone who resides the orchestra" and being "a ':, Healy Designs, Inc., which the 350 expected guests, who Magazine: "Lent and Holy or works in Detroit who has master of internationally ree. contributed significantly to ognized medium that tran. '.' will underwrite all party dec. will dine on Oysters Rocke. Week." the enhancement of the com-I stends language barriers." , . orations.. feller, brie pies,' steak tar. Meeting at 9:30 in the --. -- _ She .wlll use her personal tare, stir.fry pepper steaks, morning will be Circle One. I'~ .••M1.M1.Ma"~~.~ ~••M1.".M.I4.~ M.IM.I4.14."••• ".• ' ••• ') • collectIon of sea shells and teriyaki chicken wings. hot in the Youth Lounge at the New orleans DIXIELAND • coral to transform the vacant crab claws, salmon mousse, church, Circle Two, at the CHET BOGAN and 1M Kercheval avenue home of Wol... ,1ne Jau land TOUR: Mrs. J. Waldo Stewart, and .., TUESDAY.9 , .•. AT THE LIDO GERMANY, AUSTRIA, SWITZERLAND CIrcle Three, at the Stratford . . k'/ 24026 E JEFFERSON with a group of interesting people. Tour includes the world r&- place home of Mrs. Alfred Dmmg •.Coe tal S (Just North of 9 "Ii.) s nouned passion play at Obefammergua. Bavaria Room for three Warren. c••••••••• ... reservatiOns. Leaving August 10. You must act now if interested. Meeting at 1 in the after. I Call 882-5327 I n.oon ~wi!l be Circle. Four, at ~ r "Gl'E'lnrrH",,,,;nc:- 4:""~A +OA.....~,..,...~ ., Lilt: .n1~f1UP roall nome ot ,IJlreU\:I!lt\.oV t-uu-:..~ t'C.I CHOOSE FROM A SELECTION INCLUDING HENREDON, BAKER, KARASTAN, DREXEL. HERITAGE "ll,( ,1(aJon) ,~t/comt" ot.Jrirr:u AND CHAPMAN. 0/ 1111) riHl' rf!J/!,nm, ff:t, All priced to help you save. or ethnh or""", MONTESSORI EARLY SCHOOL-MICHIGAN'S OLDEST AND LARGEST HALF.DAY SESSIONS All Day Academic Enrichment Program 2-1/2 to 'j Year~ Old Jacobson's Accept;rlg App/;ca/;rmJ lor Fall, 1980 '; Year Old~ . FUI.L-DA Y SESSIONS ThiS da~~ fo(uses on reading. mathcmatio, 1 and Ij Year Olds S(lcnce and [he world [hrou~h geography. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CALL MRS. JOHN DOLLAR - 886-1221 Page Eighteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 28, 1980 Society News Gathered from the Pointes Macomb Secretaries Hi.storic Time Plan Day of Pray.er March Dinner Is Set Catholic Women Seeking Members For Fox Creek The Macomb Chapter of . . . I munity Center, Project Tran. Mn Ralph Rays, of Dear. the National Seeretaries As. The Fox Creek Chapter of Dues Support SIX Human Services Agencies I silion rehabilitation program born Heights, is chairwom. sociation (International) will Questers will meet next Operated by Detroit's Oldest Social for women offenders, Barat an of the 1980 membership hold its March dinner meet. Thursday, March 6, at ~ S . 0 .. I Human Services residential drive. She hopes this will be ing Wednesday, March 12, at o'clock at the War d w e 1r ervlce rganlzatlon I and counseling programs for a banner year for increasing 5:30 o'clock at the Hoffman House in East Jefferson ave-' The League of Catholic Women of Detroit' adoles~enl girls and famili~s, the league's membership House in Van Dyke avenue, nue. where Mts. E. G. Event . b . . d' lhe TASC employment tram. roster. Warren. Tho~e a.ttending can den, hostess and speaker of 1aunc h es ItS annual memo ershlp drive urmg the ing program for the jobless, choose either Rock Cornish d g M Br df d "Men and women of all the dCl.Y,will talk on the' m on th 0f M are, h accor In t 0 rs. C . a or and ~he Saint Peter Claver Hen Dr Shrimp at $10.55 setting in which members' Lundy, Jr., of Ballantyne road, president of the Community Center. faiths in the metropolitan area are invited to join or each. find themselves, reputed to' 8,ooO-member social service organization. "It is membership dollars renew their mpmberhips," Featured speaker will be be the oldest brick house in, Membership requires ------~- that are used Oller and over says Barbara Rays. who nas Thomas Bleet, Ph.D., from The Po i n t e. Mrs. Glen: no time or volunteer vide funds to operate Cas. again as ~eed money to help recruited women throughout Dale Carnegil), who will t'alk Knudtson will assist Mrs. commitment, r e p 0 r t s grain Hall in Parsons street, generate large graJ.1ts" and the Catholic Archdiocese of on '\Motivation." Deadline Evenden. Marilyn Lundy, but the Detroit, a low.cost residence funds for our agenCIes, ex, Detroit to serve as parish for reservations is Wednes- day, March 5. Further infor . calling Arlene Washburn at • ?, $5, $10, or $100 (Life) for single men and women pLlln, Mrs. Lundy. directors in the annual eam. ~ of limited means, regardless .... embershl.p revenue also 'g mation may 'be obtained by 268-8500, Extension 236. membership dues enable .n pal n. of race Dr creed. sorves as cash flow to pay Th . t d . Detroit's old est social Dues al~o provide emer. bills before reimbursement ~se In ereste m mem- service organization to gency financial aid and seed from funding agencies for I be~shlp may call the leag~e DOG GROOMING help support its six hu- money for the league's pub- specIal neeas in the age~cies offlce , 83hl:1~O, ortse,n?dnt~lr mAm hpro: H') nllPC::; n H ""'---(1T- c-r, c:-JI IJ If). man servIces agencIes. j ucly-1unaea social servIce i ana as an outrlgm SUOSIQY tre t' D tr it Mich'ga Membership monies pro- agencies. Casa Maria Gom. i to Casgram Hall." ~~~tte, eo, I n JhiJ n Jhat l0p IJetJ 19443 MACK by appUilllnU.,,, 881.9007 The League of catholic ! Women, founded in 1905, is governed by a 45-member volunteer bO'ard of directors ~ from the tri-county area. It WINTER SWIMMING is dedicated to providing Whittier Health Club social services to those in need, regardless of' race, 415 Burns Dr. Detroit creed or color, and is an af. filiate of the Council of INDIVIDUAL AND-FAMILY MEMBERSHIPS Catholic Women, a federation AVAILABLE NOW l~~ ~~ of '311 Catholic women's or. ganizations in the Archdio. MRS. ROBERT E. KENNEL, of Middlesex cese of Detroit. SAUNA LOCKERS SHOWERS boulevard, (left), and MRS. DAVID T. GEORGE, Join the Fun at the Whittier director of Christian Education at Grosse Pointe Colonial Candle Sale Memorial Church, will participate in the World Phone 823-6470 Day of Prayer service Friday, March 7, from 1 March 10-22nd to 2 o'clock at Memorial Church, where a tea will follow in Fellowship Hall. They will be joined by members of 23 community churches, 20% discount and as a group will join women and men in 150 countries and islands around the world gathered ~• , off regular stock together in a World Day of Prayer for the 94th ~ . year. Protestant. Orthodox and Catholic Chris~ : .~ Tapers, classics and pillars tians will observe this celebration in a thousand ~.ti languages. All Pointers are invited to attend. ,'"\0 Nursery service for pre-school children is avail- i. ~>r able. II. .25% discount . "Responsible Freedom" is the 1980 worship service i~« on discontinued colors and styles PIANOS 'WANTED theme prepared by women !. ~. GlANDS. SPIIlfTS. : in Thailand to explore the 98 KERCHEVAL, ON-THE.HILL meaning of freedom for the 1 CONSOLES. S•• II UPRIGHTS l WALTON'S the name ~ TOP PRICES PAID Christian around the world. :.. 882-6880 The Thai women stress that our aim . VE 7-0508 ... in this freedom we are reo .SERVICE sponsible to relate lovingly oji to one another, to share • ,;• ••...••.•.••...... •....•...... •••...... •...... •• with, serve and support one . . If . . another. WALLPAPER .. . . • ANYPATTERNo'~ -ANY .BOO~ .,,.: . : '\ .. ,~ "_ "! .;i..,'; .j,' .< .. ,l;ro«, ll\lIlW-iIIIa'9laU4tg.Colleclion 01 ,18th Century • ".Dorothy Kennel is this , : mahogany ... IraditJonal bedroom grouping features : year's Grosse Pointe World ; 'ii : classic Highboy-with genlly curved cabrrole leg,. : Day of Prayer chairman. An- . pJioni8~6411 i .. : 11 carved shell deSign and graceful bonne! top. Always : gela George will be the NO DELIVERY CHARGE ON ORDERS OVER 24 ROLLS •. : ~ I a favonte: canopy frameaccents the 4-poster Bed : speaker. Grosse Pointe North . : ~ I and twinmirrors add elegance to triple dresser. --- : HRS. MON.-FR!. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. High School's Concert Choir : c~, ( Of course, all are wintersale pnced! : will perform, under the ai. : ~~ : rection of Herman Clein. : ~.A,~!~ ~I : : '7U"!rI I : Women in America have' .. ."... 1 • been. celebrating a national cottons, linens, damasks, ~ ~~ ~~- . -:--" :~ : day of prayer since 1887. : ''!~ : !Church Women United is velvets, tweeds, crewels, : -~ : the official World Day of chintzes, casements, . Prayer sponsor in the Unit. I I ed States. naturals ... and . i The Grosse Pointe area that's not all! . service was held at Grosse . . Pointe Baptist Church last . year. It will be held at Saint I Here at Calico you'll find a . Michael's Episcopal Church dazzling array of the finest in 1981. . decorative fabric seconds --- I for drapery, slipcover qt and upholstery-at sav- Help Hand ings up to 50%. We For O'vereaters can offer helpful advice and recom. mend custom labor. Overeaters An 0 n y m a u s meets Friday mornings, at Come browse! 9:30 o'clock, at the Grosse Pointe Unitarian Church in Decorate like a professional ... Maumee avenue, between at half the price. Neff road and SI. Clair ave. ~. .~ nue. The meetings are open " ------=--~.:-I"~ , - ." .~-'--~'-_...... -...... ~~=:..~.," to the public . ;., ~~~~ .~~--. ~ --- Chi Omega Alumnae ~~'~A~_;, ;;'.~~~~.~~~~~:-- .~~::- To Meet Wednesday ~LJ -c..?---:. ~ ~ 7/1-.... ,,-1 L~ ~~-~~_~(' ~ ----~'.. ~ _-----...... __- ;:.;---~" ,~r;." (.1'",,-) - -. • .. ~ .....,-/. '::& ,.( ~'tf~0{~ggs Wmter~ale ,Pc- ~ j;o!U 7 LAST 3 DAYS ... SALE ENDS SATURDAY! 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Our Con.ullant. are on duty from 9 to' 4 dIlly 10give you expert Informlllon and prlc ... ••••. ,. •••••••••••••••••• _ ••••• _ II , ••••••••• . * FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY * " --..------~~~-~-....,.....-.,----~----~.---; -. ~ ------~------ Thursday, February 28, 1980 G R 0 SSE POI N-TEN E W S Page Nineteen Women's Page -- by, of and for Pointe Wornell Luke Shows at Lochmoor Take A Tour of Saint John Hospital Ruth Considers To Celebrate St. Pat~s Day Lochmoor Club will fea- Society. ~t- ....,. -.',. DSO Repertoi-re Members of the Grosse Mrs. Dlck Warner, chair . ture an exhibit of photo- Capitol Records, Michigan Pointe Woman's Club Bridge man of the day, has pl-anned graphs by Terry K. Luke, of National Bank, the Detroit Pianist/musicologist Ruth Group will celebrate Saint th2 affair, to which all Jlochester, during the month Main Library and Carnegie Kaiser, creator of Grosse Patrick's Day next Wednes. Woman's Club members who of March. Institute are among his ex. "'} '>' Pointe's "Meet the Masters" daY. March 5,at noon ,in the '. Mr. Luke, who received his tensive list of clients. He has -, series, illuminates the 1979. R e c e p t ion Room of the enjoy an afternoon of bridge Graphic Design and Photog. built a mobile color proces. ~ .'~ 80 repertoire of ,the Detroit Grosse Pointe War Memori. are cordially invited. Reser. raphy degree from Michigan sing cabin in his motor home Symphony Orchestra in an ai's Alger House. vatians are required, and eight.week course, "The Sym. A sandwich and dessert may be made by contacting State University, also studied for location work., w.l" ,.~. ~ ~rt and Photography at San Assisting Mr. Luke in set. phony-Music for a World buffet I u n c h eon will be the group's chairman, Mrs. Francisco State University. ting up his exhibit are Doro- Class Orchestra," sponsored served at noon. Bridge :play Lloyd A. Beemer, 881-3615, His work was displayed na- thy Hurley, Kay Neumann by, University Courses in begins at 12:30. prior to Saturday, March 1. Adult FJducation, on Wp.dnes.I---~--- --,---,----"-.------tionwide when he toured the and Pat Cosgrove, members United States with the Cali. of Lochmoor's Fine Arts days from 1 to 3 o'clock, the impact of the composers' I to Bohemia" and "Renais- fornia Professional Artist committee. I~arch 5 through April 23 at personalities and nationali. sance in England." thCleveland and - Big g e r t h a n L i f e," name and fees to UCAE, 60 USAVE" On Quick "Carry-In" Servlcel Detroit Symphonies, presents "Brahms - a Philosopher in Farnsworth, Detroit, Michi. • WARRANTY SERVICE CENTER FOR: an overview of the develop- Music," "Never the Same gan 48202,or at Rackham on ment of the symphony as a After Wagner," "And Then the day of the first dass, 7FNITJ.4__ 0 ~4 • ~ .. , Rr.A... _ .... , nllA~AR__ ... _ ••• II 7'7R_Anc::n...... _ ...... ::1US~C:l! !or:n. Shl: i;x:U"'nin~s C:.mc th~ Rus:iiJr.$," uE=.ck ~~~J.r~h 5. 25 Years in 21915 MAC K Between 8 & 9 Mile Rds, This Area! Photo by Bruce Gibson ~ The Fontbonne Auxiliary of Saint gift shop. Refreshments will, be John Hospital is inviting members served, for this is Fontbonne's mem- uTo Meet Your Health Needs. of the community to meet members bership tea, and membership chair- of the auxiliary and visit the hos- man Mrs. James Coyle is planning ... We Cover The Pointes, n where pital next Thursday, March 6, from the event with the assistance of, HARKNESS PARK you care 1:30 to 3:30 o'clock. Gathering place (left to right), Sister VERENICE PHARMACY DEVONSHIRE PHARMACY0 enough is Saint John's Lower Level Con- McQUADE, the hospital's associate ference Room. Guests will have an administrator M R S. JAM E S J . 20315 MACK DRUGS 15324 E. Jefferson to buy opportunity to tour the hospital, HUMES, Fohtbonne president, and 884':3100 16003 MACK 822-2580 genuine view the work of Fontbonne's Pup- MRS. MICHAEL BURKE, president- 881-0477 oriental pet committee, meet volunteers and elect. visit the auxiliary's newly-renovated rugs From Another Pointe of View Jack and Jill Nursery 21919 Michigan Ave., W. Dearborn, Michigan School Slates Speaker (2 minutes from the new Saks) phone 277-1331 (Continued from Page 15) As part of its parent in- If you can't come to the Woods that day, a volvement program, Jack and check payable to the Bon Secours Hospital Assist. Jill Nursery School will fea- ance League and sent to Mrs, Francis Day, 1416 ture John Bernardo, talking Kensington road, Grosse Pointe, Michigan 48230, on "Preschool Psychological will reserve your seat for next year's series. Development - Pain or Pleasure," next Thursl1ay, * * • March 6, at 8 o'clock. Last 3 Days Remembrance of Things Past Bernardo will speak at the Once again, a variety cf selected artworks, school, located at Kercheval TO SAVE IN FORSTER'S INTERIORS highlights of Channel 56's spring fund raising auc- and Lakepointe avenues in tion, may be previewed by prospective bidders at Grosse Pointe Park. The eve. Somerset Mall in Troy. ning begins at 7:30 o'clock, Over 5,000 PRINTS-nOW 50'11 OFF They'll be on display Sunday thro1:lgh Satur- ~hose interested in attending are asked to 'Contact Sandy day, March 2 to 8, and will include samples of the Gillespie, 885-2537, or Donna solid oak paneling saved from Stonehurst, the Ireton, 881.3011. ~ Schlotman Estate mansion that stoJd once upon Bernardo is a child psy...... -a time, (not so very long ago), in Lakeshore road. chologist with the Detroit The paneling comes from' the Music Room, Public' Schools, married and built in 1917, which measured 30 by 50 feet. The the father of three children. CRAFTHAUS room was originally put t:Jgether in Europe, the His talk will focus upon three '.-J ,Drexel .. carving done "by European craftsmen, at a cost- key issues that preschool children must begin to reo 8El RlDOFtHE WlllTB IlUElll MAIO.CUm., W11ltus. at the time!-of $100,000. solve to maximize healthy CLUIEIITAlTIIi .0 •• ITH .. Q4W.JflOTEACH.EII TO"",T ~OU. ~Heritage It was then disassembled, shipped to the Un- p s y chological development: ited States, and put back together in the Schlot- Trust, Interdependence and • Silk Flowers' • Quilling • Wire Trees man mansion. Initiative, • Decoupage • Papier Tole ~ Reverse Glass Painting The panelfug will be among many fascinating • Macrame • Tinsel Art • Purse Wraps j art items going up for bids during the Detroit LeCafe Francais is open • Wooa Burning • Board Art Public Television Stati:m's 12th annual on-the-air and ready to serve the auction, to run a week and a day this year, Friday community with the I through Saturday, March 21 to 29. finest of food and 23740 HARPER north of 9 Mile ._------COUPON SPECIAL . • * * I service. Chef Charles St. Clair Shore. Unfiaid.d WOODITEMS Remembrance of Spring, 1980 uses only the freshest of I Among those "dancing on the river" at the OPEN DAILY at 10 a.m. I plu•• Uk flower petal. produce, meats, fish, and component. Roostertail a week from Saturday, March 8, will 771-5628 I OF THE be someone who will take home a, special re- poultry and ingredients I 300/0 OFF membrance of the delightful benefit evening for in the preparation of the the Detroit Artists Market, for the original of the food served. The cafe whimsical invitations designed specifically for the features an a la carte party by Barbara Greene, an ongoing contributing Thursday, Feb. 28, 7:30 p.m. menu with moderate artist' to the market, is among the prizes t() be "Home Owner.hlp In the Polntes" awarded during the evening. prices and superb food! 80's Salads are individually a public service program • • • Showing in The South created and beautiful to with lots of valuable information Virginia Durbin Thibodeau flew off last week the eye. A variety of for every homeowner for Delray Beach, and the cpening of her "Recent french pastries and Brownell School Fr.e of Charge Painting" exhibit at the Saint Andrew's Club. Her cakes are on the dessert show will continue there through March 25, but buffet. If you haven't 12200 HALL ROAD (M-59) Ginny won't be staying south that long. How could she, with all that work-in-progress in her time for a meal, enjoy a STERLING HEIGHTS, MICHIGAN' 739.5100 studio in the Grosse Pointe Academy's Convent mid-afternoon break Artist Complex? with coffee and pastry. Ginny's m::!st recent commission, as you know, Lunch is served daily (Continued on Page 26) from 11 to 3 p.m. Lunch consists of a variety of JOSEPH P. PERSE with Learn to Live sandwiches and hot I entreeS' such as quiche, With Cancer crepes, salads for weight --L-" (' h watchers. Early suppers A Focus on Ivmg Wit Cancer} meeting will be held are served Monday UPHOLSTERING & DECORATING Thursday, March 6, at 7:30 t?rough Thursday from 5 o'clock at the Grosse Pointe I hI 7:~ p.m .. The menu • Servicing the Pointes fnr 37 years I Woods Presb).terian Church I offers a varlet?' of on Mack avenue. In addition I moderately priced to regular resource persons, I entrees. Try the coq au Wide'Selection of Sister Conrad, dietician, will vin, chicken in wine speak on nutrition. I sauce. Sunday brunch is CASUAL & I The purpose of this self.' a real treat. Served from trj!8 PICk-UP & Oel/very help group is to bring to- 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Bring free estimates ' DECORATIVE gether patients and family I members who have questions along your newspaper VA 2-9660 FABRICS I or are experiencing problems and dress casually. , 12339 HAYES I as a result.?f living with Reservations for brunch w... w -W w. ~ ••• ¥ lit I ~~~~:;~la~~'c'~~~~~ssareth~~; appreciated. C[a~l h I 'T' ~~T "T" mutual problems In a POS)- 343-0710 , ., et s e p ..tive manner. keep this fine restaurant iC Additi~nal information ~ay in your community by MRS • NINA ~ be obtained by contacting your support. PALM READING EGYPTIAN ~ ~~~_~~;,ncancancersoclety. iROn". Kimberl~ HAS E.S.P. in PAST, TAROT CARDiC UN.- CUSTOM PERMING I PRESENT & FUTURE READER ~ SEX for men and women and A foremost ancient reader. . Advises you on iC D PRECISION HAIR SHAPING all personal, domestic, problems of life iC.. ,~Contemporary Hair Design •. Ask for ONE VISIT WILL CONVINCE YOU .. eo- MARY JANE . C 11 ~ \~~,' 10-..11 F A .amt • "(.P' V'I. or ppomtment a 17425 MACK '"" ~ II Hair em ~lItt., ChifO" 881.9730 Borderline G.P. iC 18318 MACK wl"WsIII C.nll 811""(M 0, ....." Club ArnoIr.(." ( .. "(IU "¥¥.¥~¥~ ...... ~...... LOC~;:~,g~~.I.r 881.0182 appt. oIl'1c'1 W,1I0"" f, .. C~.r .. --:a------...... _------..... e ...e"'". ...4 ~ ' ~ f Page Twenty GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 28, 1980 rSociety News Gathered from the Pointes ---_._---- Slate Welcome Wagon Meeting ;< Offer New Orlea ns Ragtime Melod ies I ervations may be made by The Welcome Wagon Club I organized the orchestra to, cluJing l2sser known figures, of Grosse Pointe and Harper contacting Mrs. John Owens ,;:~ Orchestra to Play Works by Joplin, James Scott play the old ragti~e arrange., The complete ~vening. din. Woods will have a lesson in at 881.8626. I d h L b L' h S'd ments he found In the Jazz I ner and show with tax, servo thrift at its coffee meeting Guest speaker Mary Ann , An Josep am at 19 ter I e Archives of Tulane Univer. ice and parking included. next Thursday, March 6. in Zukosky, "The 0 i s c 0 un t : of Life Finale sHy. and cocktails available, is the Grosse Pointe War Me. Shopper," (formerly "The : ------At the other extreme, both $18.50. The performance only morial's Crystal Ballroom, Underground Shopper"), will : The Grosse Pointe War Memorial's 1979-80 I in age and musical back. is $8.50. where a light luncheon will discuss her book which lists : "Lighter Side" season comes to a close Friday ground, is. Bill .I:uss.ell, the Parties IT1f3Y r2s:rve dinner be served at 11 o'clock. area stores carrying name , :~ evening, March 14, with a performance of the New leg.~ndary Jazz historian ~nd tables. All se3.ts III the the. Admission is $3. The gen. brand goods at considerably : Orleans Ragtime Orchestra in Fries Auditorium. wn,er. o~e of the mo~t I,?' ater are 1'2served. eral public is welcome. Res. reduced prices. , .. ------portant figures In the re.dls. ------_._------_._------: .' The gala evenmg begms) . .. covery of New Orleans music F . Fl : <. at 6:30 o'clock with COCk-, city and the clasSiC ragtl,?e in the 19405. It is his sense . orelgn avor , .; tails by subscription and of such composers as Joplin, of ragtime style th3t helps For S'lb'lrb:a : ~~special license in the James S.co~t .and Joseph give the orchestra 1ts unique ., ." F' B 'ld" bl Lamb. It IS musIc of another !lavnr '" nes Ul mg <; mar e t' oth b t' S b b' G d Cl b '11 ',fo er and cr stal ball- genera IOn., an er era. u The other musicians 3l'e u ur la ar en u WI y . y ph.fed with freshness and Orange Kellin. clarinet, Paul entertain five foreign ex. room. Dmner follows at excitement by performers Crawford trombone Lionel change students from Grosse Purchasers • : 7:30 o'cl?ck, an~ the ~ho sound as if they'd heard Ferbos. t~umpet, John Robi. Pointe .South High School at of ::; ~~~~e~e;:fo~~t 9 m t,he It ;~~~ rse:~:r~~d of orches. ~~~~:~ ~~~~~ss.and Walter :t ~~:t~~~s;:~so~~~~ ~a::~:: DI'AMOND and ESTATE l : Cocktails wj)l be available tra that could h-ave come to~ Thp 'm"e.- ;,.. .. ha .... ""l ... u 't'" "'" I m()ri~l l-{"c:tpc::c:: "f thfJ. ~~" ~~ .JFWFI RV : during intermission, 'I gether only in New Orleans. blend ~f 't~o"'b;ckg;;u;;ds~ I Mrs. John Zimmerm~n: :Mrs. • . The New Orl.e -~- ~_.._~_-...._-~------~--~------_._~-_._--~~------. Thursday, F~bruary 28, 1980 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-Ort. Women's Page -by, of and for Pointe Women Four Seasons Shamrock Card Party Founders' Celebration VNA Aids Crib Death Families executive director, Dr. Jean years as a professor of Nurs- Betrothed Stair, who joined the Torch ing and division chair~n of Set at Kolping Center For Phi Mu Alumnae Drive Agency in September. Community Health Nursing To Be Viewed It is known officially as the required querip.s from the Sudden Infant Death Syn. police to allay suspicIon of a She returns to direct public at Texas Woman's University, Doors open at 2 o'clock Local Phl Mu Alumnae Sunday, March 2, at Kolping drome. Most of us call it possible 'battered baby case, health service after some Dallas. A naturalist from Seven gather this Sunday, March 2, Center in East Jefferson "crib death." It is that un. defines the extent of the Ponds Nature Center, Dry. at 2 o'clock in the West avenue, St. Clair Shores, foreseen t rag e d y which family problems and helps Bloomfield home of Hope den, will speak on the "Four where a Shamrock . Card strikes between 80 and 85 calm emotional stress. FOR SALE BY OWNE R WeIngart to celebrate the Seasons" at Windmill Pointe Party starts at 2:30 o'clock. Detroi~ families each year. 764 Lincoln Rd. Garden CIu,b's meeting Wed. Donation is $3. Luncheon 128th anniversary of their Eight vol u n tee r VNA It is the leading. cause of Grosse Pointe and prizes will be featured. sorority's founding. nurses have be~n specially nesday, March 5, at noon in infant death and the medical Reservations, which are a The program will feature trained for this assignment. tlie Rivard boulevard home profession is working to de. must, may be obtained by a luncheon followed by a They meet regularly with termine the reason for it- of Mrs. Gordon Sorenson who contacting Laura Remke at brief ceremony honoring Phi mental health consultants for but until last July no profes- wlll be assisted by co-hos- 286.7669, Lynne nheker, 757. Mu's founders and 25.year case reviews. sion was 'Working to help the tess Mrs. Charles Begeman, 1251, or Mary Foster, 527- members. Betty Copeland is bereaved families overcome They have found that most of Hampton road. 6404. accepting reservations at 261- their shock, and to attend to crib deaths occur among two- 1527. the details of weath. and three.month infants, but SIns can also occur among Joint Bishop Gallagher A pilot project grant was one- and two.year-{)lds. Patents Meeting Slated given for this purpose to the This Week's Special The e n gag e men t of Visiting Nurse Association Jane S mil e y, RN, and of Metropolitan Detroit last Lillie Leverett, .RN, are the KATHRYN LYNN PILLS- A joint meeting of the BURY and Todd Alan Brooks July. The grant came from VNA Maternal and Child Mothers' Club and Fathers' has been announced by her HEW Ihrough the Michigan Health Clinical Specialists in ttocJuK Club of Bishop Gallagher parents, 'Mr. and ,Mrs. H. R. Regional SIOO Center (sud'I' charge of the project. They Hi~h School bas been ached. (if:Y~t; Convertible Pills-bury, who moved in De. den Infant Death Syndrome). reported the i r sIx.month ,,110" f"..,.. 'U'o.n"ot"~~"l' ....."l ...,..'" ('.."t.,r H".!l ()1'.'!"!,,1 ~!(l3,~ ~ . . :iua.ii. ...i" •.'-ul t:A~.!t:i:I\:~" ,*f Vacuum Cleaner cemoer from 'Merrlwea~ner i2~-at -7~30"~-th;-;~~ni~g- i~ road to Satellite Beach, Fla. ThiS IS the way It works: the annual meeting of the 3.large bedrooms, 21h baths, screened terrace, beauti- the school cafeteria, with ad. the VNA is notified of the board of trustees of the with Headlight The bride. elect is a gra The University of Michigan Alumnae Club of Macomb in- • WarlhollM 8IIowroom • Lak .. 1de MIll vites children to enjoy per- 12811 Cepltal SlerIIn; Helglltl 247.4200 formances of "The Little OR PItt 543-7414 • Unlv""" Mill Humpbacked Horse," featur. SOLID CHERRY Warren 751.3OH • FelrllllI Town. Ctnter a Sovthland center ing the Meredith Bixby Mar- Dearbom 5t3-4220 T 1)'lor 287 -44SO ionettes, Saturday, March 15, at 11 and again at 1:30 o'clock in the Warren High School auditorium. Admission is $1, with all seats unreserved. Ticket in. formation may be obtained Why waste gas and your valuable time shopping Oval ExtenSion Table all over town when you can find Great Values by calling Mrs. Paul Wright, 44" x 66". Opens to 102" with 772-0605, or Mrs. Charles and Selections right in your own neighborhood Stout, 771.6931. Proceeds will two leaves, Four Queen Anne go for local scholarships. Side Chairs. 5 pes. $1477,50 $1249.50 at DRAPER'S Fine Furniture, Mack near Nine Queen Anne Arm Chair $234.50 $194.50 Mile Road. Buffet and China, 62" $1499.00 $1249.50 To Feature Arts/Crafts Famous Brand Names now on SALE: At Lutheran High North Server $549,50 $459.50 Kling Stiffel Wunda Weve Carpet Over 80 exhibits wili be YOUR CHOICE Thomasville Simmons BarcaLounger featured Saturday, March 22. Table and 4 Side Chairs in a Breath of Spring Arts or Buffet & China Hitchock Connover and many more! and Craft Show running from Heckman North Hickory 10 in the morning 10 5 in For Sale by Owner the afternoon at Luther-an Grosse Pointe Woods I High North in 24 Mile road, S. Oxford near Morningside Mount Clemens. There will be prizes, a con. n~years old, custom built Colonial 4 bedrooms, 21~ tinuous luncheon, E a s t e r baths, sunken den or 5th bedroom on first floor, candy, freshly-made dough. nuts and a bake sale. Admis. Beautifully decorated, collectors dream, built-in sion is 50 cents for students, shelves galore. Large foyer with winding stairs to 25 cents for Senior Citizens. open balcony. Children 12 and under will be admitted free. The event is sponsored by Bedrooms have walk in closets, first floor laundry, the Lutheran High North mud room, 14x20 paneled sunken family room Ladies Guild. All proceeds with custom designed fireplace. Door wall off di- will go to the school's extra- nette leading to large patio plus terrace built curricular programs. around 100 yt!ar plus apple tree. Beautifully land. scaped yard, lots of privacy, gas grill. $159,000. It takes a real pessimist to 23000 BLOCK OF MACK AVENUE • ST. CLAIR SHORES • 778-3500 sit around and hatch out (near Nine Mile Road) OpenMon., Thurs. & Fri. 'til 9. Other Days 'hi 5:30 p.m. (Closed Sunday) 882-8459 misery. -' P.~e Twenty.Tw~ . . .. GROSSE POINTE NEWS ASSOCIATES, INC. Come to Brownell School Thursday evenings at 7:30 for a fine public service program on many aspects of home ownership. "Home Ownership in the Pointes" continues Thursday evenings FIRST OFFERING FIRST OFFERING NEW ENGLAND COLONIAL on a private lane be- WHYBUY A HOUSE you'll have to decorate when you Brownell School Cafeteria at 7: 30 . tween Jefferson and the lake. Only a year old and still can move right into this immaculate Colonial on like new! Paneled family room with a fireplace, for- LEWISTON ROAD? A favorite location near schools .. ... • ..,., _ • " ., •• _,. _ ~ t' ~ .\. ...._...l .. It- .... "":1' ~L~__ :_ .....""\..,~_~.~1'_1...,_ ... ",~ .r~__ ~ t1 ...... _ :-. IllaJ U.UUU!) lVOIU, IJI~dAl~L c:UCd 1U UI-t;: n.u.~u.-c::u, ,U.l~" Q.l ...... "u(,; .....u... "'UVPP.u..6' ....ut,; 'n",-=u.~'p".""JH""U. .U .:H..... vu... UJ- floor laundry, large raised deck for summer entertain- eludes a slate entrance hall, paneled family room with ing, 3 spacious bedrooms and 2112baths. Mortgage can fireplace and pegged flooring, spacious breakfast area, be assumed. and attractive powder room. Upstairs there are four SERVING GROSSE POINTE FOR OVER 50 YEARS bedrooms, all with an abundance of closet space, and 2 WITH 3 GROSSE POINTE OFFICES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE baths. Central AC and electronic air filters. EVERYTHING'S UP TO DATE IN 781 Lakeshore, a contemporary with a surprise for you in every STYLED IN EVER-POPULAR EARLY AMERICAN room! Huge family room with fireplace and bar, ARCHITECTURE, 813 Whittier provides all the library, lanai, greenhouse, office, 3 or 4 bedrooms, space you would expect to find in a 5.bedroom 3 baths, 2 lavatories, plus an array of special fea- house, such as TWOextra rooms on the first floor, tures, ~uch as an ultra-modern kitchen, cathedral a carpeted recreation room with fireplace, 3 baths ceiling in living room, teak floors and 4 fireplaces. and 2 lavatories. The 2-car tandem garage is at- . tached and the 75-footlot is elose to the lake. ALMOSTLIKE LIVING IN THE COUNTRY! A lovely Sue Megowan Adelberg Ann W. Sales Colonial on a winding, tree-lined lane overlooking Mary F. Ferber Mary F. SChlaff the Country Club golf course. Features a fabulous William E. Keane, Jr. Lois M. Toles family room with fireplace and bar, 16-foot lib- C. W. Toles rary, gracious marble entrance hall and circular stairway, 4 bedrooms, dressing room, 4 baths and 2 lavatories. Centrally air conditioned and built in TOL.ES & 1960on a lot large enough to add a pool or tennis court. Also has a roughed-in apartment above the ASSOCIATES, INC., kar garage. REALTORS' 88S-200Q OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 337 McMillan Grosse Pointe Farms Here's a real charmer in a favorite .Farms location! This attractive COLONIALoffers HIGBIE MAXON, INC. four nice size bedrooms, IIh.baths, 22' living room with cozy natural fireplac:e, separate dining room, furnished kitchen with breakfast nook plus a basement recreation room. ANITA - Centrally air conditioned 1958Ranch with Quick occupancy can be arranged. Stop in Sunday and see for yourself - nothing to do . center hall floor plan and family room. 3 nice sIze but move in! 884-0600. bedrooms and 2 full baths. Formal dining room plus table space in kitchen. Carpeting is only 3 ALSO OPEN SUNDAY ... years old, 21h,car garage. All meticulously main. 459 BELANGER - Handy Farms location and a brick BUNGALOWwith good space and nice extras. tained. Price reduced. Possible land contract Everything you need including 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, kitchen built.ins, Florida room, paneled terms. recreation room with bar, central air! RECENT PRICE ADJUSTMENT has been made. 884-0600. 1120 DEVONSHIRE - Lovely large English with five spacious bedrooms and 3 baths plus 2 smaller. bedrooms and bath all on 2nd floor; guest-size dining room, library, attached garage and many luxury features. 881-4200. 1366KENSINGTON - Charming 6 ~1'09m ENGLISH with 2 hAAd)'first floor bedrooms and many special features including V~PA~D.'Kl,TCHEN,!!P.acil)uS J,'QOJIl! thruo~!:''''''''"w~work and lots of GROSSE POINTE BOULEVARD - Near Farms pier. beautiful leaded g.I8s"s'~: 884-0600.-, . ',' - ...... '." -:m"pJ . .' --1;.> ...... _.~ 3 bedrooms and 2 baths on 2nd plus a den or bedroom ~. 4~."""" .." and full bath on 1st. Master bedroom has fireplace. 295LOTHROP - Prime Farms location and nicely planned center hall RANCH with 2 bedrooms and den New carpeting in living and dining rooms. Rec. room. (or 3rd bedroom), large Florida room with Thermopane windows that could easily be converted for Newer roof and furnace. 2 car garage. Possible short year-round use, finished basement and priced for excellent value at a NEW LOW F:RICE of $119,OOO! term land contract. 884-0600. ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL on Hampton Road in the 242 McKINLEY - The much requested 3 bedroom, 11h.bath COLONIALthat includes a natural fireplace Shores. Library and glassed terrace. 3 bedrooms and separate dining room! This one is handy to Richard elementary and South High, too. $87,000. A GREAT FAMILY HOME IN Windmill Pointe area and 2"h.baths plus 2nd floor expansion area. 2 car 884-0600. on Berkshire Road. Paneled library with fireplace. attached garage. Immediate possession. SCreened porch. 5 bedrooms plus a study or office on 17449MAUMEE - Corner Rivard. Traditional ENGLISH and a Townhouse offering all th'e space of a 2nd floor. 3"hbaths. Rec. room with fireplace and wet HAMPTONROAD - Sparkling Ranch in super Shores single residence. Large living room, 3 bedrooms, 21h.baths plus 2 bedrooms and bath on 3rd floor. bar. 2 car attached garage plus a 2 car detached gar- location. Family room. Library or bedroom plus 2 Spacious corner unit for extra privacy! $117,900and land contract possible. 884-0600. age. other bedrooms and 11h.baths. Well manicured yard. 1985SEVERN - Attractive shady Grosse Pointe Woods street and 'a 3 bedroom, Ilh.bath COLONIALwith kitchen built.ins, unique 2-way fireplace, family room, finished basement, 21h.car garage and a price HAWTHORNE ROAD - Brick bung'alow with you'll like! 884-0600. aluminum trim. Fireplace. 2 bedrooms on 1st and expansion area on 2nd. 21h.car garage. Assumable 21239MANCHESTER - Harper Woods. Price just reduced on this nicely kept 3 bedroom brick RANCH mortgage at 10% interest. with updated kitchen, Florida room, na.tural fireplace, large basement games room and 2-car brick garage. 881-ti300. LAKELAND - Attractive center entrance 4 bedroom 21h.bath Colonial. Library wIth fireplace. Screened BY APPOINTMENT: porch. Rec. room. 2 additional bedrooms or guest QUIET GROSSE POINTE WOODSLANE and a sharp 2 bedroom air conditioned RANCH that could be rooms with bath also on 2nd floor. 2 car att. gar- just right for the "empty nesters" who don't want a condominium but would like to scale down! age. Early possession. Accomodations include a nice size kitchen, games room with wet bar and extra half bath, attached garage. Perfeet at $78,500.881-ti300. 1ST OFFERING - Lodewyck - Nice area of Detroit between Chandler Park Dr. and Harper. 3 bed- FINE ENGLISH TOWNHOUSE in handy Grosse Pointe City l~ation. 4 bedrooms, 21h baths PLUS.2 CENTER HALL English Tudor 011 popular Berkshire room Colonial. New kitchen. Rec. room. Garage. bedrooms and bath on 3rd floor. .other features include a den, cozy fireplace and airy, spacious rooms. Road. 4 bedrooms and 3112, baths. Library, ree. room Great home for only $42,500. with fireplace, large redwood deck in nice size yard. 2 881-4200. car attached garage. Qu.ality features include a slate OXFORD ROAD,4- Superb location in the Woods for roof and copper gutters. HOLLYWOOD- Larger newer COLONIALoffers 4 bedrooms, 21h.baths, large family room PLUS den, this superb 5 bedroom 41h.bath Colonial. Spacious handy 1st floor laundry room, central air, attached garage and many fine extras. 839-4700. rooms include a 18foot library with fireplace, a 20 CAMERON PLACE - Exciting Georgian Colonial on foot family room, a 32 foot living room with fire- dead-end street south of Jefferson. Library and ST. CLAIR - Fine 2-unit brick DUPLEX near Village shops and downtown bus. Offers nice cash flowfor the place and a Z7 foot master bedroom with fire- investment minded! Furnished kitchens, separate furnaces, 2-(:ar garage. $92,000.884-0600. family room. l"hbaths and laundry on 1st floor. 4 place. Rec. room. Central air, lawn sprinkler, 4 bedrooms, large dressing area and 2 baths on 2nd. car att. garage and much more. Call for details. All the extras including central air and security LAKELAND - An ELEGANT ENGLISH stucco offering gracious accomodations thruout including 7 system. Call for further details bedrooms, 4h baths, 30' living room with fireplace, large library with fireplace, all kitchen built-ins PRESTWICK: 3 bedroom 11h.bath Colonial. 1st floor plus large adjoining breakfast room, 1st floor maid's room, 3rd floor games room and MUCHMORE! den and lav. Updated kitchen. Rec. room. 2 car All this on a professionally landscaped site near the lake that offers the perfect setting. Call today _ garage. Convenient location. Mid 80's. 881-4200. ROSLYN - $61,500will put you in this 4 bedroom VILLAGE LANE - This charming street near Village shops, bus, lakefront park and Marie school is a brick bungalow near Ferry school. Paneled den. definite plus for this 3 bedroom, 11,1./ bath COLONIAL ideal for young marrieds, retirees or the Garage. Assumable 10% mortgage, investment minded. Just $77,500- better beat the Spring rush and call today! 884-0600. ST. PAUL - Condominium only a short distance from BEDFORD - A spacious ENGLISH completely updated thruout! Four large bedrooms, 2 baths on 2nd the.'Village shops. Formal dining room. Table floor PLUS 2 bedrooms and bath on 3rd floor; large family room, kitchen built-ins and more to like. space in kitchen. Natural fireplace. 4 bedrooms Exciting details at 884-0600. and 2 baths. Gas forced air heat. $88,500. GROSSE POINTE FARMS - Fine 3 bedroom COLONIALin Richard school area offers cozy den, natural WHITTIER ROAD - Center hall Colonial. 3 bedrooms fireplace, separate dining room, breakfast room. finished basement with extra la\' and a possible 2112 baths. Family room. Paneled rec. room. Over mortgage ASSUMPTION! 884-0600. ~& 2,000 sq. ft. $115,000. COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE - Comfortable 3 bedroom PRIME HARPER WOODS AREA - A spacious Babcock 2 bedroom Cooperative APARTMENT on Colonial. Natural fireplace' in living room. 1st floor AUDUBON - A pleasant surprise inside. 3 bedrooms Grosse Pointe border. All kitchen appliances, window treatments, carpeting, great closets and excel- den. Rec. room with lav in basement. Assumable 2112 bath Colonial. Smartly decorated throughout. lent storage area. Just $45,000with LOWmonthly maintenance fee. Handy "Dial-A-Ride" service too! 22 foot family room. Table space in kitchen. Rec. mortgage at 101,1./% interest. 884-0600. room. Central air. 2 car garage. AND . .. WE HAVE MORE! CALL ANY OF OUR CONVENIENT OFFICES FOR ADDITIONALFINE OFFERINGS. 1 YEAR LIMITED HOME WARRANTY AVAILABLE .1-lM IMPORTANT SERVIC~ "marehing people FOR TRANSFEREES: and howe, !hit .. ;;a IIrffIT,: with imagination" R E " L TOR S MEMBER fll;? J ' REL(!) ~l,,!JI .~ 83 KERCHEVAL INTEIl.C!TV IIfLOCATION IEIIVICI REALTOR 886-3400 GROSSE POINTE FARMS GROSSEPOINTE PARK Member Metropolitan Listing service Inc., GROSSEPOINTE WOODS serving Detroit's East Side, Grosse Pointe and 82 Kercheval 884-0600 16610 Mack 881-4200 19790 Mack 881-6300 Harper Woods, and all of Macomb County. DETROIT OFFICE - 11500 Morang - 839-4700 Thursday, February 28, 1980 G R 0 SSE POI NT ENE W 5 Page Twenty-Three ------_._------~------,-----~-----~----'------t••••••••••••SUPER SUNDAY SELECTIONS ... OPEN 2-5.••••••••••••• , 12 ,,:,', BOARD MEMBERS i 780 TR?~;~LEj ':'.fr' ,,:,,*,,}8 .~,EACONSFIELD i ~~rt~nd~Purdy Assoc.' Wm. W. Q~ ~ (iJ, r,t><' ~ Come 10Browllil Scilool T~ursdlY IVI.lnIS :qf'Eorl Keim Realty Schweitxer "". ~ ' I ,~ iC ~ / .1 iC II 7: 30 for I fI.1 public service program 01 'Wm. J. Champjon & Co. Real Estot.,.'rK.~ iC > iC ..,'. , Better Homes iC ~ many asplcls of ~Olll OWRlrshlp. ,iC ~ Donaher, Baer, & Gardens , ~ . iC iC ',' '~t ' ~ "Home Ownership In the Polntes" Wilson and Stroh, Inc. ~ ,~ iC . Scully & ~ . continues Thursday evenings R. G. E~9Qr Hendrie Inc. • •~ Brownell School Csfeterla at 7:30 & ASSOCiates ' .~ Shorewood . Goodman, Pierce E. R. Brown •" .., ".',',- ",'" •~ & Boyer, Inc. .: . TWOTERRIFIC TAX SHELTERED INVESTMENTS: ~ Strongman • This unique first offering will give some lucky pur. A major price reduction to $74,900makes this al~brick. Higbie-Maxon, tnc. & Assoc;. t chaser the opportunity to have a three bedroom, two decorators' delight two family even more, deslra~le, ~ • bath home with den, modernized kitchen, plus a sec- Both apartments are ~ow vacant , , " NOW IS the t~me~ Johnstone & Tappan GaUery .ond floor rental of equal size .. , there's a four car to decorate; then capitalIze on the high Grosse Pomte. iC detached garage and an oversized lot included at rental market! • The Homes Listed Johnstone, Inc. of Homes iC $172,500! • McBrearty & Adlhoch Toles & Assoc. ~ 20167 WEDGEWOOD 654 PEACH TREE ~ On These Pages Realtors, Inc. Youngblood :I'~ ,~!: George Palms Realty, Inc. ~E ~- ... .',1 " - .~~.. .~. ,t~i' it Represent• • .. ,~ .-'-"'. .'\ . ~ ~ ATTENTION ~.~ '.... . Just Some •~ • DOCTORS, LAWYERS, Indian Chiefs .~ .~ ".,' ~ ,'"""-, ..''', . Of The Many .~~::"''1'', .~ ~ .;~~' - , .~ ONE GREAT RANCH: TWO GREAT LOTS! The first THIS IS A FAMILY HOME - CHARMING, YET.. Available ~ one's 157x80' and under the house - the other's a FUNCTIONAL, If you need proof this estimated 1,912. : buildable 157x85',with access to Wedgewood. Now add s9. ft., fo~1Sbedr?Om, 2J~.bath. Colonial hl!s a ~pacious~ • a spacious three bedroom Ranch with two full baths, kitchen With eatmg area, family. room With fireplace, • • fresh decor, central air, family room, etc. and you've attached garage, and great locatIOn. As for the charm. Through i( got one very exciting package! ... come see for yourself! . i( *********************************************************** PLEASE CONSIDER: A LITTLE GOLD MINE! Smart investors are snap- ping up Detroit Income properties at prices con- Member Brokers 21st CENTURY CONTEMPORARY: LATE FALL OC- sistantly between $40,000and $55,000,especially if CUPANCY. Buy it-now and have plenty of time to they gross $450 per month. Here's the surprise: sell and close on your home. Now that it's done, This offering (5-4) can easily gross $450 after An Opportunity To Have Your Office this exceptional residence clearly reflects a life bein~ fully redecorated and the full price is just Contact style seldom seen in the Pointes. $179,500. $20,OOO!If this doesn't ring ~our bell, it needs fixing! Near Your Home. ing! .... ~ TURN OF THE CENTURY CHARM PLUS A TURN . OF THE DECADE WARRANTY! We've solved A 20 Offices - 4,400sq. ft. - Parking for 25 cars. Zoned the resistance to purchasing this charming four "heating and air conditioning. Shipping and receiving bedroom "Salt.Box" Colonial - some lucky pur- facility. Immediate occupancy. $225,000.Terms avail- chaser' can enjoy the ultra modern kitchen or 881-0800 able. relax in the spacious family room in front of the M"ember Broker fireplace - secure with the most complete 13 100 Kercheval month warranty program in America ... If that On- The-Hill doesn't score, nothing will! Today I George L. Palms 886-4444 LOOKING IN STERLING HEIGHTS? This newer three bedroom, Ith.bath Colonial could be just the Marketing ticket ... spacious family room with fireplace and Fine Homes srROnGmAnIII a generous 2 car attached garage ... just $82,300! Successfully U.SOCwns.Inc.IE4LTOIS 93 Kercheval 886-3060 I I I ...~, •I -- I OPEN SUNDAY OPEN SUNDAY 2:30 TO 5:00 ">;l_,~ 2:30 TO 5:00 " .''" ~ Grosse Pointe Woods . . . 11te ~elpjHL People.! 39470 Venetian Drive - just off South River just off Mack Avenue Offering - 1924 Prestwick - A Road - Follow the Goodman Pierce & Boyer, In(. • GUARDIAN HOME WARRANTY most fantastic Farm . open signs -Magni- Colonial situated on ficent ranch located 45'xlSO' lot - now add on one of the largest . paneled family room, canals in Southern terrace, patio, recrea- Michigan - there's tion room and three boating and fishing in BEFORE YOU JUMP, bedrooms - You'll the summer - skat- love it! There's im- ing and fishing in win- TALK TO US! mediate posession. ter - Features two or We consider this our three bedrooms, fam- i • ily room, modern "buy of the week .... GOOD ASSUMPTIONS! I Don't miss it Sunday! 1. Rf!.lT~s. __ everything including life long roof, new 489CHALFONTE - Charming 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Cox and Baker Ranch, family room $117,000. • "TAX-SAVER',' PROGRAM - To help you Assumable $55,000.Mortgage balance at 8%%. through the complexities of homeowner furnace, air con-' ditioner and steel sea taxation (and possibly save you thousands 286 CLOVERLY - This is a knock-i>ut! 4 bedroom, 3I,2 bath, Colonial, family room with of dollars!) our exclusive "TAX-SAVER" wall. For boaters - there's room for three fireplace', library, garden room, flexible terms with possible assumption at 9114%interest. PROGRAM covers everything you need to OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. know. Our unique "TAX-Cl!fTING KIT" 25 footers - Bonus - directly across from helps with the record - keeping necessary 16630MAUMEE - Spacious 4 bedroom, 3th bath Colonial, family room with fireplace, garden to affect your tax savings. wildlife preserve GUARDIAN HOME room, new kitchen $153,900.$89,000.Mortgage assumable at 10%%. • 20044 WEDGEWOOD - GUARDIAN WARRANTY. HOME WARRANTY - SOLD! 10 PROVENCAL - Prestigious 6 bedroom Multi-bath home, views of lake $279,000with very large assumable mortgage at 9%%, also Low Cost terms available. A "sleeper" - Euilt in 1962,this special Cape Cod For the couple or singles - Price reduced to 22819LAKESHORE - Light and sunny 2 bedroom Condo in St. Clair Shores, $49,900.,$34,000 not only offers 1l.4'x8.2' breakfast room but a $48,500 for immediate sale - Early possession mortgage adjusted to 12%. family room with fireplace, patio, paneled recrea- (like yesterday) - Has living room, dining area, tion room with wet bar, marble sills, carpetmg kitchen, bedroom and bath - Only the beginning and drapes two car attached garage and five (not - $10U;(}monthly assessment includes heat, air MAJOR PRICE REDUCTIONS four) bedro'oms - Great for that expanding family conditioning, water, club house, swimming pool - 1161BALFOUR - Immediate occupancy, immaculate decorator's delight, 3 bedroom, 2 bath Colo- - Oh! There's central air conditioning. the works! Also includes carpeting, drapes - For nial, library, Central Air, Call today! "easy living." Ideal location - Grosse Pointe Woods - 5O'x1l5'lot - 19655WOODLAND- Nifty 2 bedroom Ranch, big, big lot, squeaky clean, lots of new options, now Has new roof and furnace is only six years old - Grosse Pointe City - Looking for a tri-Ievel that $59,500.. now add gas grill, patio and aluminum trim - only looks like a true Colonial? We have it! Lots of the beginning - there's a family room, tiled base- T.L.C. for openers - 1st level features living room ment with fireplace and three nice bedrooms - and full dining room and lots of storage - 2nd ATTRACTIVE FINANCING AVAILABLE Proud to offer this one! GUARDIAN HOME level has giant family room with fireplace, ultra 1026BALFOUR - Elegant Georgian Colonial, 4 bedroom, 2I,2bath, very large lot, attached garage, WARRANTY. modern kitchen, utility room and lavatory - 3rd handsome decor. level has three bedrooms and two baths - Un- Executive transfers - Looking for short term or usual! 456UNIVERSITY - Short term Land Contract terms available on this exciting Spanish styled 5 bed- one year lease furnished rental? We have it! - A room, 41,'2' bath Colonial, beautiful panelled lihrary, sun room, in-ground pool. cute }\.-I!storyin Grosse Pointe Woodsfeaturing liv- 1st Offering - Very special two family income - ing room, dining room, modern kitchen, two bed- You won't believe it' Lower and upper are same 21124VERNIER - Home Warranty on conveniently located, beautiful Harper Woods Ranch with rooms and bath down plus large paneled bedroom on layout - Ent hall, living room, spacious dining attached garage, Grosse Pointe Schools, possible Land Contract terms. second floor. There's carpeting and drapes - nicely room, large breakfast area, spacious kitchen, done. three bedrooms and hath - The 'basements and VENDOME, Possible financing options on sprawling 6 bedroom, 4 bath Colonial in Prime location in utilities are separate - close to schools, shopping Grosse Pointe Farms, Beautiful landscaped yard with sprinklers, and transportation - Special! ... BE SURE NOT TO MISS THESE! 682 PEACH TREE. Large, gracious 4 bedroom, 3 bath Colonial on quiet cul-de-sac, family room with Bor~rdy fireplace, large in-ground pool, deck, super recreation room. of 460 LAKELAND, Very spacious Colonial, good floor plan, 7 bedroom, nice modern kitchen. library with fireplace, 395 Fisher Road EARL KEIM Grosse Pointe, Ml 48230 309 McKINLEY - Popular Style Colonial, attractive inside and out, nice room sizes. $97,500. . REALTY . (313) 886-3800 !J [B@ Goodman Pierce & Boyer, Int. NOBODY KNOWS GROSSE POINTE BETTER :.I\, .... {<.~ 886-3060 --p------ Page Twenty-Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 28, 1980 TWO FIRST OFFERINGS FIFTEEN GREAT BUYS Come to Brownell SChool Th~rsday. evenings at 7:30 for a fine public service program on many aspects of home ownership. 4-HomeOwnership in the Paintes" continues Thursday evenings Brownell School Cafeteria at 7: 30 PICTURE YOURSELF in this lovely t, bedroom 1 UNIVERSITY ROAD is the setting for this 3 2 12.bath French Colonial. Located near the lake, bedroom Colonial, very large updated kitchen, newer kitchen, roof and furnace, attached gar. living room with fireplace. Owner will provide William J. Champion & Co. age, many more special features. Certificate of Occupancy. OPEN SUNDAY 2:3G-5:00 DISTINCTIVE DESIGNING and quality building are highlighted by Ro~rt Wood and Ja~es Barker in PERHAPS WE HAVE A HOME CURRENTLY LISTED presenting 82 CAMBRIDGE LANE as the most exciting new house ~illg o~fered. A mamtenance free lot with a three bedroom three bath Colonial cleverly nestled to retain the Irreplaceable huge trees on ON YOUR FAVO~rr~STpJ!1 ... the nrooertv i~ IIninn~ "111;1c:n~(,!0~1~ ~!t,:hen i~ br!gbt :...~::!~hc~rj' :...~dh~s ~ :;l~d~g 't','irad~\".' ~::::.Uc!! t~~ eatmg area. The living room has a fireplace. The dining room, library, the attached two car garage Bedrooms and ex~eptional walk-in closets definitely make this a serious dwelling. Baths Style Features Audubon 3-2Y.! Colonial 2 Full Baths 22565 MARTER RD. - A large family room with a fireplace, formal dining room~ sp.acious living room, Berkshire 4-2Y.! Colonial New Kitchen kitchen with built-in dishwasher and good eating space, two bedrooms, ceramic tJl~ ba!h, full b,ase- Fisher 3-1112 Colonial Newer Home ment with rec. room are all Specifications of this attractive ranch style house. PriCed ill the 50 s! McKinley 4-1Y.! English Immediate Occupancy Notre Dame 3-2112 Salt Box New House 1306 EDMUNDTON - IS A SHARP HOME for the growing family, close to schools and transportation. N. Oxford 3-2% Colonial Prime Location There are 5 bedrooms, 21/2baths, and a large, comfortable family room. Newly decorated with central Rivard 4-3 Condo New Kitchen air and fenced yard. Now $135,000! Wayburn 3-1 Bungalow Family Home University 3-1 Colonial Center Entrance BY APPOINTMENT Riviera 2-2 Condo Balcony WELL MAINTAINED COLONIAL - Prime location - luxurious appointments throughout! The living Trombley 4-~It2. Colonial 1st Offering room, dining room, family room, smashing kitchen and powder room .on the first floor, D.I.usthe Notre Dame 3-2 Cape Cod New House master bedroom suite, hall bath serving two additional bedrooms upstairs can only be d~,;cniJed as University 3-1Y.! Colonial 1st Offering ULTRA! The two car attached garage, beautifully landscaped grounds, covered patio and finished Maryland 5-5 Income Certificate of Occupancy basement are only a few of the important details. Buckingham 2-1 Income Good Investment CLASSIC ENGLISH TUDOR IN THE CITY' - A charming gallery room with Inglenook fireplace, beautiful paneled family room, library, six family bedrooms and 3I,2 baths. This one-of-a-kind ho~e incl~des.a COMPLETE BROCHURES AVAILABLE magnificent stairway with stained glass window plus sunny quarry-tiled garden room With a VIew of the lake. . One Year Home Protection Plan Available. WM.J. BROKERS Catherine Champion 16845 KERCHEVAL. in The Village Sally Clarke Penny Ledlie Cathy Champion Dillaman Ann Dingeman Evelyne Rupp Dorothy Healy Jean Wakely Member ofthe Grosse Pointe Real ChamMionANO COMPANY Shirley Kennedy Mary Walsh Estate Board, Detroit Real Estate 882-5200 Lorraine Kirchner 102Kercheval 884..5700 Board, and Metropolitan Listing Service. "50 Facts ~ut OWning A Home" . FACT: Home ownership is one of the best possible shelters from inflation! bassoaates FordetaUs on the above fact, and 49 others, caDor stop by anyone of the Schweitzer Real Estate/Better Homes and Gardens ™ offices for your FREE copy .~'."..":. ~of "50 Fact$ }\bout Owning A Home". We want you to. have the FACTS about owning a home! FIRST OFFERING GROSSE POINTE WOODS OFFICE GROSSE POINTE FARMS OFFICE 886-4200 886-5800 -. . WELL PLANNED CLASSIC brick home with 4 to 5 ..< bedrooms and generous places for gracious entertain. ing. The paneled library with fireplace opens onto the garden room. Exterior lighting enhances the natural foliage and the sparkling pool. Separate in-law or guest accommodations over the attached garage. 'BUILT FOR A LIFE of grace and hospitality CONDOMINIUM - Beautiful "Berkshire" townhouse. with large well appointed rooms, spacious foyer, CONDOMINIUM - Large two bedroom executive Three bedrooms, two are king sized. Two baths and a townhouse. Two full baths and a powder room. Two living room, formal dining room, and first floor powder room. Fireplace. Basement. Attached garage master suite. Big parties can hatch in the family with a door opener. story living room, family room, fireplace. Basement. Attached 2 car garage. Price reduced. room with wet bar, then spill out doors to a slate 886-5800 patio and sparkling pool. The green house will 886-4200 provide year round flowers. CLASSIC SIDE entrance Colonial with three bedrooms, one and half baths, and natural fireplace. Extra charm has been added with the large well built family room, also with a natural fireplace .. A PLACE TO BE ENJOYED and cherislred is this BEAUTIFULLY MAINTAINED - well deco- stately home on 145 feet of Lake frontage. This impos- rated three bedroom story and half all brick ing Tudor contains six bedrooms, five baths, and three home. Natural fireplace, formal dining fireplaces. It offers impressive amenities: oak panel- room, and paneled rec room. We further ling throughout, random pegged l1oors, exceptional feature such extras as all aluminum trim, ceramic tile, wned air conditioning, and a rigid sec- 21,.2car garage and large closets. urity system, with lawn sprinklers and a slate roof. The sunlit 4{) foot gallery with French doors overlook a LAND CONTRACT - Spacious three bedroom home. walled patio and pool. Plus we have a char'ming car- LAND CONTRACT - Large three bedroom home in The family room overlooks the walled brick patio. New riage house over a four car detached brick garage. the Farms. All natural wood thruout. Beautiful fire. SMALL, ALL ALUMINUM home in Harper Woods. energy efficient furnace. Unique lower level enter. tainment area. place. Formal dining room I family room. Screened ;. ~ buy for the investor or the handy first time porch. Basement. home owner. Grosse Pointe Schools. WARMTH, SPACE - and an impressive array of amenities are expected and found in this hand- RENTAL: NEW TOWNHOUSE - 12 Mile and some brick residence on prestigious Provencal Schoenherr. Two bedrooms attached garage, full R~ad o\le~looking the golf course. Graciously ap- basement. $490 per month, maint. private patio. pomted With 5 nat. flreplaces, two story entry hall HOMES OPEN FOR INSPECTION SUNDAY 2 til ~ and stepdown living room. Other main rooms in- CONDOMINIUM 22045 IT'S LIKE RESORT living all year round in this mar- clude dining room, library and a well equipped 'lJJ77KENMORE - Land contract. 342 FISHER - Land contract. kitchen with a butlers pantry. The garden room SHOREPOINTE. Two bedroom Three bedroom brick bungalow. velous canal property just minutes away from townhouse beautifully decorated. Three bedroom Colonial. Dining lake St. Clair. Generous living areas, two fire- overlooks a secluded yard with beautiful mature Air conditioner. Study. Basement. room, fireplace. Two car garage. trees. Attached 2 car garage. Two car garage. places and a well equipped kitchen make this a 886-5800 886-4200 886-5800 perfect house for comfortable living and entertain- ing. COMFORTABLE WARMTH - pervades this familv o.riented four bedroom English home. An add;. 335 GROSSE POINTE BLVD. 1404 ALINE . Three bedroom 1857 ROSLYN . Three bedroom !lOnal two bedroom suite is available to guests. Very large Colonial ideal for a brick Ranch. Finished basement brick bungalow. Dining room, THIS FOUR BEDROOM home near fine schools and In.laws or exten~ed family. Beautifully preserved family that entertains often. with 4th bedroom. Two car gar- fireplace, enclosed porch. Base- parks awaits a joyous and active family. Large B86-58OO age. ment and garage. kitchen with breakfast nook and finished base- leaded glass Windows. pewabic tile add charm t~roughout this spacious first floor. Rec room with 886-4200 8116-4200 ment with fireplace, and three car garage. 375 MOROSS - Three bedroom fireplace, and three c.ar attached garage are just two extra features which are sure to satisfy you. ranch. Recreation room, fire- 19919 COUNTRY CLUB .; Land HIGHLY VERSITILE LIVING in this attractive story place, greenhouse. Attached gar. 2101 VAN ANTWERP - Cheerful and a half home on a quiet court. The second floor contract. Nice bungalow in the brick Colonial two blocks from age. Price reduced. Grosse Pointe School District. two bedroom suite could be used as, guest quar- 886.4200 Parcell School. Basement and ters, in-laws. or just accommodate a larger fami- Two car garage. garage. 886-4200 ly. All aluminum trim, large closets, hardwood 731 GRAND MARArS - Assumable 886-5800 floors and marble sill are just a few of the extras. "The Sign of the Very Best" mortgage. Three bedroom C~Io- 755 PEMBERTON. Land con. ~\\\~/I~ This Home Covered by nial near the Lake. Master sUite. tract. Three bedroom Colonial on 2189 HOLLYWOOD - Quick occu- OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 Beautiful rec room. Price re- pancy. Three bedroom brick bun- 15400 Collinson a deep lot. Dining room, library. East Detroit ::::I\/ • \!L == v Interstate Warranty CO. duced. Paneled recreation room. galow. Finished basement. Big 20641 Wedgewood G.P.W. 886-4200 21'2 car garage. Price reduced. 19250 Raymond G.P.W. 886-4200 NO CHARGE UNTIL HOME IS SOLD 886-4200 857 GROSSE POINTE CT .. Land 335 STEPHENS - Land contract. contract. Three bedroom 3 bath Robert G. Edgar Broker Large three bedroom raised 1568 ROSLYN - Aluminum bun- home. Heated attached 2 car gar- ranch. Dining room, family room, Kathleen Brophy Clawson Sales Manager age Price reduced. galow with an expansion attic, attached garage. Pric.e reduced. Basement. Roomy garage. 886.4200 Sales Associates $48.900 886.4200 Carla Butterly Robert Sheehy Norman Cassube Nancy Stys Lucy Deibel Merle Tingley TwO OENERAnONS OF TROST~WrrH15 OffiCES Anne Kotts Janet Dunne Dan Llmdell . . SERVlNQ 35 C~ ID. James Trudell Betty Morris Marilyn Wood Mary Anna $heldon Thursday, February 28, 1980 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty.Five GROSSE POINTE REALEST~TE BOARD OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-5 IN THE PARK . .. This home offers extras such as BUYING OR SELLING REAL ESTATE - MAKE THE RIGHT MOVE WITH A MEMBER This Sunday please come to 1033 WHITTIER ROAD central air, 1st floor lavatory, glass screened .~ BROKER - VISIT OR CALL HIM FOR PROMPT, PROFESSIONAL SERVICE ~ and see a very attractive 3 bedroom 2 bath house, porch, newer roof and new hot water heater. This with a beautiful family room, well proportioned 3 bedroom B~.bath colonial has been extremely - living room with a fireplace, and a well planned well maintained and is priced in low 70's. kitchen. ATTRACTIVE FINANCING AVAILABLE FIRST OFFERING 189 LAKEVIEW . .. We have recently reduced this CENTER ENTRANCE COLONIAL '" in Grosse The roller coaster interest rates have encouraged Pointe City. Beautifully decorated in bright spring some folks to take a "wait and see" approach to home Colonial, one block from the lake, featuring a first three bedroom Ranch on this very quaint quiet colors. Three large bedrooms and modern bath street convenient to the Farms pier and bus buying . .. on the other hand . .. other people see floor bedroom with adjoining bath or use it as den, transportation. upstairs, cozy living room with adjacent screened today's market as a great opportunity to solve their office or family room. Three bedrooms and 2 porch, formal dining room, and cheery kitchen, 2 housing needs. The fact is, it's a great opportunity if baths up. The large professionally maintained FIRST OFFERING car garage all for $79,500. you avail yourself to the excellent direction we can grounds around this home adds to your pleasant provide you in selection and attractive financing pack. and private living. A very attractive price on this English Tudor South of Jefferson, 5 bedrooms 4lh one. b~ths, panelled library with fireplace, modern WHEN THE JUNIOR LEAGUE ... Finishes decorat- ages now available on many fine Grosse Pointe prop- kItchen 2 car attached garage, 100' x 175' lot, built ing this LAKE SHORE home every room will erties . .. Call one of our associates for further de- 1941. sparkle with bright, fresh colors. You'll be able to tails. Gravi~r near Mack-Cadieux, 2 bedrooms. 1 bath coop. enjoy spectacular views of Lake St. Clair as you OPEN SUNDAY2:00-5:00 $23,900. BY APPOINTMENT sit by the fireplace in your master bedroom GROSSE POINTE SHORES - Enjoy country living in freshly decorated in vibrant "Lilly" colors. Call an updated farm house, situated on a half acre of One of a Kind : WHAT THE MAJORITY ARE LOOKING FOR: A for the many additional features this home has to land. Home has four bedrooms, baths and a half, Overlooking Country Club Golf Course spacious 3 bedroom home with 2If.! bathrooms, den offer. Franklin fireplcce, circular drive, and many more and large family room. Convenient to Farms pier, interesting features. Walking distance to Grosse May we show you this beautiful home. Featuring living Mack and Moross shops and express bus to Point's finest park and schools. room, natural fireplace, formal dining room, downtown Detroit. Price recently reduced. ASSUMABLE 8%% annual interest rate, or LAND modern kitchen with breakfast nook. Library CONTRACT. A center entrance Colonial with 5 panelled, can be used as bedroom if needed, fam- bedrooms, den, family room, 1st floor laundry BY APPOINTMENT - TWO FAMILY INCOME _ This lovelv familv home ic;II\('M~ 0!! 0ne 0! the nicest Th!~ \.~re!!!:!~i..'1t::i::~d p:-or:,tj' v:ri;;:~Uu: Utut:fi~ i1v room with Wl"t ha .. "nn n"t" ..,,1 f;,.""I", ..o streets in the Park. Tastefully decorated in Wil- room, :.l iUlI batns ana ~ hall oaths. A terrific Beamed ceiling, e~cl~;ed porch" house for a large family. of a comfortable residence as well as a great in- '.i~ib~th.pi~~ liamsburg style with new wallpapers, carpeting come producer. powder room. 2nd floor, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. and draperies. To accommodate your family there Home recently redecorated, Anderson thermopane are 6 bedrooms, library, breakfast room, recrea. MIDDLESEX ... Adjustable 3 or 4 bedroom 2lh.bath EXCLUSIVE INTERIOR DESIGN STUDIO - Serving windows. tion room and a screened porch. Call for addi- restrained contemporary constructed 1952,located Grosse Pointe and Macomb County areas. Pack- tional details today. on exceptionally fine lot, possession at close and age includes all inventory and office equipment. priced at only $129,000. Exclusive lines, 8 years established contract clien- George Palms Realtors ;GROSSE POINTE SHORES. .. This home features 6 tele list. Call Mrs. Carney. 886-4444 family bedrooms (one with fireplace) 51,02 baths IN THE FARMS we offer this Center Hall Colonial, a National Association of Independent Fee Appraisers plus a family room with wet bar, fireplaces in the master bedroom with private bath plus 2 more Thomas R. Youngblood Betty Vingi living room, dining room, library and the finished Member Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board bedrooms and bath. Fireplace in the living room Margaret M. Carney Nori Fury A Family Business For Over A Century recreation room, plus a 4 car attached garage. and the beautiful family room that measures 21' x Kenneth Kosovec Judi Miller This home also includes a heated swimming pool, Member National Home Relocations Service 21' with cathedral ceiling. On the 1st floor is also Bill Warren Allan Dick For Executive Transfers brick terrace and sprinkler system. Call for addi- an additional room for a den plus a half bath. Call Bernard J. Youngblood Tad Lewek tional information . for additional details. Terry Rossmann Tom Gould . English Tudor on Lincoln Road convenient to schools and shopping. Wormy chestnut panelling sur- OUTSIDE GROSSE POINTE rounds the natural fireplace. The kitchen has a LAKESHORE VILLAGE CONDO. " St. Clair Shores, breakfast area. There are 3 bedrooms, a formal Marter Road. Beautifully decorated, fantastic Youngblood Cometo Brownell School Thursday evenings dining room, new drive and 2 car garage. kitchen with all appliances, newly refinished at 7: 30 for a fine public service program on hardwood floors, central air, club house, tennis ncelly."c. .ENGLISH CONDO .... Beautifully decorated in the court, pool. ONLY $47,500. many aspects of home ownersblp. City. First floor features living room, dining room, lav, library, kitchen, breakfast area and pantry. Attractive 2 bedroom, 1 bath, co-op with living room, Second floor features 4 bedrooms, 2 baths plus dining area, kitchen, walking distance to The Vil- "Home Ownership In the Polntes" additional rooms on 3rd floor. lage - $27,500. continues Thursday evenings 20087 MACK AVENUE • CROSSE POINTE WOOD.S Brownell School Cafeteria at 7:30 Specializing in Grosse Pointe Properties The Homes Listed Making Dreams Reality On These Pages 76 KERCHEVAL ABOVE MARGARET RICE Represent J . '" ",. ~~~.- ,?OO~ ... Mem/)Ilr Gro'ssfI'Pointe Real Estate Boarrl . Just Some Of The Many MEMBERS OF: GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE BOARD, METROPOLITAN LISTING SERVICE. McEDRA MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE DETROIT BOARD OF REALTORS. Available ~ 886-8710 Grosse Pointe Woods Office Through 20439 Mack Avenue 8, ~# gt~ ~ea«,1oe . Grosse Pointe Woods, Mich. 48236 "Where Sales and Frien~ Are Made'" Member Broke.rs oPg~_~!J.NDAY 2-5 A MAGNIFICENT ENGLISH with sunny yellow living 319 McMILLAN - Immediate occupancy, English Colonial. 3 bedrooms, den, 1112, baths, 2 car garage. room, lovely wood panelling in the hall, a family home Contact that exudes happiness as you walk through. 1983SHOREPOINTE - Condo - assumption with immediate occupancy, 2 bedroom, Ilh. bath plus full bath in rec. room. 19823 W. IDA LANE, Grosse Pointe Woods, just off Cook Road - OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. A family 640 CANTERBURY - Brand New! 4 bedrooms, 31,02. baths, library, family room, 1st. floor laundry. A style "RANCH" much larger than it looks from the curb. Come see us Sunday. 303 STEPHENS - Semi-Ranch, 4 bedrooms, 11,02. baths, rec. room, dining room, 2"h. car garage. 758 MIDDLESEX - Energy saving, new Mutschler kitchen, 3 bedrooms, family room, 2lh. car garage. LAND CONTRACT TERMS AVAILABLE on this fam- Member Broker ily home in an ideal location in Grosse Pointe 874NOTRE DAME - Colonial - 3 bedrooms up, 2 bedrooms down, Ilh.baths, dining room, 2 car garage. Woods. It is convenient to Grosse Pointe SChools and public transportation. This super 3 bedroom, Ilh bath home has many great family features: ,Todayl 20740 MARTER - A lot of house for the money, 4 bedroom Colonial, 21f.!. baths, family room, 2"h car garage. lovely living room with natural fireplace, large formal dining room, Florida room, a family sized kitchen, lots of storage space plus 2lh car garage. 9 ELMSLEIGH - Builders new home, 4 bedroom Colonial, 31,02 baths, library, family room, 3 car garage. Where else can you find these large room siz.es and the great location in tMs price range. 1510 20800MARTER - Unique A-Frame. 3 bedrooms, family room, 2 baths, 2 car attached garage. FAIRHOLME .:. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. BRAND NEW HOMES - PLUS SEVERAL CHOICE BUILDING SITES AVAILABLE CLASSIC COLONIAL in Grosse Pointe Farms, large eCrL enough for any family but not so large as to break * "" ReAL £s TATE TWO READY FOR OCCUPANCY THREE UNDER CONSTRUCTION the bank with utility bills. Prestigeous location and private yard. ;' 9 Elmsleigh G.P. City 602 Canterbury Ct. SOLD ~ LOTS OF TLC has been applied to this charming Colo- IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 640 Canterbury G.P. Woods 263 Vendome Ct. G.P. Farms nial on a most desirable street in the Park. If 5 For this 4 bedroom 2 bath semi Ranch in WOODS. 267 Vendome Ct. G.P. Farms bedrooms, 31h baths, library. newer kitchen, for- You'll have to see the inside to appreciate the nice mal dining room, all decorated in an expensive. sized rooms. In addition to a familv room the BY APPOINTMENT sophisticated style suits your needs, call now for your personalized appointment. extra bonus room upstairs is tailor made for TV BERKSHIRE CONDOMINIUM - One floor Condo with 2 large bedrooms, 2 baths, natural fireplace. silting room. studio. study, ofiice. sewing or a teenage den ~ Situated on a prelly windmg street LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION! In Grosse and in Barnes-Star of Sea school district. ROSLYN - Colonial, 3 bedrooms, n~baths, family room with fireplace, 2"h car garage. Pointe Shores on Lake Shore Road we have a spe- cial Center Entrance Colonial. This home has 4 HARCOURT - Two family flat with 3 bedrooms, dining room, enclosed sun porch, 3 car garage. bedrooms, 21'2 baths, unusually large family room. ONE FLOOR LIVING hardwood floor, burglar and fire alarm system, BELLE MEADE - Exceptional custom Ranch, 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, family room, dining room. Enjoy some of the many fine features this Ranch of. Jenn-Aire bar beque and much, much more. By fers: 3 large bedrooms. 2';/ baths. large family appointment only. PRESTWICK - Ranch with everything! 3 bedrooms, central air, new 2lh car garage, updated kitchen. room with lovely fireplace. central air plus a fine location in newer area of WOODS :\ well main. 338 FISHER ROAD, Grosse Pointe Farms - 3 bed- tained home. HARCOURT - 2 family Flat - each unit contains 2 bedrooms, dining room, living room, 3 car garage. rooms, 11:z baths. BUT more room than the aver- age home. Double size bedrooms and lovely large HARPER WOODS - 3 bedroom Ranch, family room, den, 2~~ baths, rec. room, 2 car garage. family room, RENTAL - Grosse Pointe Shores Two bedroom }l2 bath Ranch. paneled hbrary. 2 car ST. CLAIR SHORES - On canal - custom Ranch, 4 bedrooms, kitchen and family room combination, 2 garage and furnished Short term rental. no pets, full baths. Tappan & Associates congratulates Mark Wells of St. Clair Shores and the entire U.S.A. BY APPOI:"iTME:'.'T: DETROIT Hockey Team for their Gold Medal perfor- mance in the 1980 winter Olympic Games. FLANDERS ~ 2 family 5'5, deep lot. 2 car garage. Chalmers and Houston-Whittier area, & 8,1(, ~~ 1&1«'100 TAPPAN OLDTOWN 13 MONTH HOME WARRANTY Well maintained 3 bedroom brick bun~alow, One Grosse Pointe Woods Office PROGRAM AVAILABLE ASSOCIATES owner. buildl'r's home. with many extras and full kitchen in lovely basement 20439 Mack Avenue Both Buyers and Sellers Benefit ... Gallery of Homes Grosse Pointe Woods, Mich. 48236 Financial Protection When You Need It Most 90 Kercheval. BROKER: 886-8710 NO CHARGE UNTIL Grosse Pointe Farms, MI 48236 WILLIAM W. QUEEN, G R.1. HOME IS SOLD 313-884.6200, 19846 MAC K AVE. 886-4141 ------~--~-_.------~ Page Twenty-Six GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, February 28, 1980 * * * * Feature Page * * * * Pointer of Interest From Another Pointe of View By Janet Mueller flJ-Otnfe She went the long way around into Art His- (Continued from Page 19) tory, but she wouldn't have missed one leg of the is a series of paintings for the Pontchartrain journey. It took her from Philadelphia to the New Hotel. That's a very nice commission. Counter Points York City offices of Time, Inc., to Italy and, after • • * By Pat Rousseau a year-and-a-half in Florence, back to The States, Geor9~/S Friends Say Goodbye Advanced Notice. , . You will be able to see to Sam Nelson. Since Sam, there's been New Jersey, There was, perhaps, 110 organization dearer to the spring and summer collections of Baron Peters followed' by The Pointe, (the Nelsons lived in the heart of the late George Pierrot than the Cir. and Robert Leonard that include dresses and Fisher road the first time around), then back to cumnavigators Club, and he had promised, before dresses and jacket costumes. The sizes range from New Jersey and finally back to The Pointe. his unexpected death, tu present the program for six thru twenty and there will be informal model- ''This is where we've lived I------~------the day at the annual meeting of the Circumnavi. ing 10 a,m, to 4 p,m, The Bar::nette collection of longest, We feel that this is ear - with a lime limit. "1 gators' Michigan Chapter this year, half size fashions will also be presented. Diana home," I gave myself a year," That meeting went on, as scheduled, last Sam is a Ecientist/chemist, Change in Plans Thursday at the Detroit Boat Club, The program, Adler will be on hand to help you with special with U n i r 0 y a I. June has She began playing by ear orders, The date for Grosse Pointe is Wednesday, been teaching Art History on almoEt at once. The pensione presented by AAA's Lem Barnes, consisted of a March 12 and for Walton-Pierce, Somerset Mall. " a part time basis for 10 years she'd relected, the one that , J eulogy to Mr, Pierrot and a travel film 011 British it is Tuesday, March 11. For spring and summer, at Wayne Slate University, soun:led so good on paper, Columbia. George would have liked them both. most designers have in their collecti:ms very soft, She has taughl, too, al the I proved a bit TOO picturesque * * * pretty, occasion dresses . , , perfect for parties, University of Michigan.Dear.' for June, At this meeting, Circumnavigators Michigan attending weddings some would make lovely sec- born. ,. _. ,~rri~illg . in I<'lo~ence ,al I C?apter of!ic~s ,a,r;d dire~t~r~ for !980 ~e~~ elect- ond wedding dresses. We are thinking 01 the peach I ::.nc 5 lIIe ilU1UU~ 01 ~ilny 11IIIUlllgU~ al~~I' ilU 11l1~I1UI1l- l::U. '" iillll:::> "'. .L !'l::UU<':OH, UI rt1iOl::1 !-II d<':<;', to, "";; IIl::W crepe chiffon by A. J. Barri that is gathered at the I Berlola, Sculptor, publlshed able tr~m nde fro~ 'or " d h spent the fIrst half of the another full year to coll~ct ' Lakepointe avenue, STEVEN ceived the Ella Victoria an appointment call 886-4130 ;rer.lty. An t at took her, • It. N r ~ IS: "Just think what all those KIENLE, son of DR. and Dobbs Award for distin- * .. * through the back door, into cour~~ ec u~lI~g on apo 1- more material" - in 1970, !>Cople are missing!" If you , I journali"m tano. Longhi IS, apparently, Wants to Update love something, you want to MRS. ROBERT W. KIENLE, guished research and publi- of Washington road, .ELIZA. Spring Fashions Hand Picked With You In I T:' W'th T' the only person who ever It remains the definitive shlfe it, cation for 1979. The award BETH FUQUA, daughter of Mind ... brighten up your spring wardrobe with "Afte~m\ev~ral l~~ferent rea~ly got excited ~bout Na- work on Be~toia, alt~oug~ June plans to continue her is eonferre:l biennially by Pi seme exciting new dresses from our collection. 'b- I h d" t 'I politano, who remams an ?b- June would hke to bnng It Grosse POI'nte Adult Educa. JEAN B. FUQUA, of Fisher Lambda Theta, a national , ' , ]0 " a an oppor urn y scure 17th century artIst 'oad, KEVIN HEDEEN, son honor society. You 11 fmd an unusual selectIOn of soft and very to go with Time Inc" She "I' h d th" up to date. "Harry died in tion class in the spring tak- ..' 'I f h' h h N h ,. ve never ear a mg No ber f '78 It' t' , femmme s~yes rom W.IC to c.oose, 0 C arge wa~ six y,~ars :-vith Time,;~ about him since," says.June. v~m 0 : s Ime ingher"fllrlentsfromRenais- ,.....,~~,c:;::--0~~ ~-,~" for alteratIOns, The Pomte FashI::ns, 15112 Ker- P~llad~lphla, SIX years wl.tn But Longhi devoted the now to" put all hiS work to- sance tu :\lodern Art. Those ~...'--v -~ v -~---v.-~~;" ~,~ cheval, 822-2818. Time m. New Yor~, \~as In. s-:!cond half (If his course to gether. . students come in both sexes, * * * volved In the begInnIng of a show currently on view in The ~elsons are b~ck In They range in age from '. Lingerie LINGERIE ~~ FINAL SALE, , . winter coats, ,. Sports Illustrated, .. "but Milan: an exhibit of 14th and The Pomte no~, a~d the~e young adults to senior citi- I was alwa.ys. eonnec.ted with 15th century "'al'nters of are, two B:ertOla pieces III zens, Their backgrounds vary r pants, blouses and skirts are all ONE - " their McMillan road horn { Ltd./ OUTLET 'J , the advertlsm, g/bu"smess end north"rn Italy', mostly MI'lan- e: considerably but they do HALF OFF. A grou'7'l of daytime and ". ' . an erl'l" exqul' 't "so d ' " of the magazm.es. . ese. There was a field trip to e J Sl e un have one common denomin. cocktail dresses and evening gowns ' And when It came rIght Milan with the female stu. sculpture" in the foyer and ator. that were $90 to $225 are all marked ,,;r down to it, that wasn't' what dents' billeted in convents, aroomma,nteblotPhiecVeeriyntmheuclhiVinagtT~ey're there, with en. $49 at the Margaret Diamond Shop, .' June wante:l She'd fallen l'n th b th t 20-~~~!~!.1~1~!~YS . ' . . and that was definitely a' new home with the family things USlasm, . ecau.se ey \'an ~t l 377 Fisher Road, ' , ' .:.' l?ve \~lth Italy on a tYPical experience for June who had the Nelsons have inherited, to be, SO IS theIr teacher. :' 1845 Fleetwood ' ~ VISA, Miller Chlrge Welcome oft Mlck behInd ~ * • *' fmt .,tlDle. around E.urope~n II to get permission, when she Feather Bands. , , for western hats have arrived at vacatIOn, (on,e week In Pans, wanted to go one night to (a Gilbert Stuart style por- 81 W t B' . 881-6567 The Dried Flower ~ k L d trait, a rather rococo paint-I lIe a er usmess ~ .. blka So. 0' V.r"~r I Azteca de Oro, 17116 Kercheval onz wee In on on, one the Piccolo Teatro to stay ing signed by someone who Women to Host Tea ~ "- . '" . ~ * * * week in Rome), returned out after hours ' At The Mole Hole ... see the En- two y:!ars later to ,vacation It was, all i~ all, 'a grand knew he wasn't Titian but -- for three, weeks' In Ila.ly y?ar, and June ml'ght have thought the name had a ring East Detroit Blue Water , , 'c h anted C ast 1es. Th ey are a perma- - to it) and brought togeth Ch " ~lane. She d come, to a POI~t stretched it into another year ,', er ,arter Chapter of the Amer. nent stronghold for your memories of In her everyday life when It if it hadn't been for Sam durIng theIr years together, ican Business Women's As. I the sea and summer and childhood. was time for a change, Nel f • ". ... ,- ' , . , . . " Call TUxedo>i~}~~i; " • • .' 1',- ,,-, ~~.'::::~,,'" v- ~:;.;;, 'S 3,'Trunk tines taf Stnf'i:,Y.:, ;,;ilj1J{~';'i~~~~;.A~ c;"."" >~;". ..' ' l~>: 'l:;,:y4!h::I;~~)~;~1~~f;~i ----_ .. ----"'------._------11A-PERSONAL~_____ .• ~F-SCH~~~ .__ i 4-~:~~R'ZtNTED I4-M:~~~tNTED INTERURBANS-Do you reo Classified Advertising Information MEMORIAL Nursery School, _. ' _ INDEX TO SERVICE OFFERED member electric interur. Phone: 882-6900 Inc., a co.operative experi. EXPERIENCED kitchen help PAR.T.INC. ban from Detroit to Mt. ence for both parent and for Eastside pizza opera. T.SHIRTS Clemens and to Port Address: 99 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe 48236 child. Applications now be. tion, full time nights, $225 Home Parties 1 Legol Notice 12D Lake and River Pra~erty 1... Personals 12E Commercial Property Huron circa 1920's? I am ing taken for 3 and 4 year per week. Benefits avail- Give a T.Shirt party in your writing a paper for a his. olds, 885.3551 or 885.2957. able Call for interview. home. Our hostesses earn 18 Death Notice 12F Northern Property Office Hours: tory course and need in for. Mon. 8-5; Tues. 8-12; Wed. 9-5 343-0020. an average of $60 in mer. 1C Public Sale 13 Real Estote I ----.--- -.-- 2 Entertainment mati on and materials. Thurs. & Fri. 8-5 2G-CONVALESCENT ---~------.-_._ I chandise plus additional 13A Lots for Sale Would appreciate you call. D CARE GAS STATION manager.me.' credit for new parties 2A Music Educalion 1'38 Cemetery Property . g at 8825730 1 9 I ....sdl'.n....s. ------~~ chanl'c, part time. week. ',' In - ._,-_'_ p_.m_. <7 I, <7,. booked. Call now to book 28 TutOring and Education 13C Land Contracts .. .. - .. C II t' d h M 4 I CARE FOR your loved ones ends, days. Standard, 1.94., 2C Hobby Instruction 13D For Sole or Lease EXPERIENCED 0 a r sma n ance a Ions an c anges, on. p.m. I in hospital or home. Expe. Chalmers. 822.9310. i your party, 559-0544 or 2D Camps 14 Real Estate Wonted wanted for elite light., New copy, Tuesday Roon. ripnced nurse's aides, LN's .______559.0520. 2E Athletic Instruction 14.0\ Lots Wonted weight competition. Call Error corrections, Mon. noon or RNs, 24.hour service. GAS STATION attendant : _~ . 2F Schools 148 Vocation or Suburban Bob (days) 225-8867, (eve. Rat ....s.. AMC Health Care One. full or part time, evenings: PAR.T.INC. 2G Convalescent Core Property Wonted nings) 824.4293. <7 i 569.2585. ~lack.Rivard Standard. I T.SHIRTS - - 'Cash or *pre-pay: words. . 2.90: ,._. . __ ------.-----.-- ..__ . Home Parties . 3 Lost and Found 14C Real Estate Exchange 12 Co~m.dINDIStT,. caNrtoonist ,.reo Each additional word. ,CARE FOR your loved ones, HOSTESS, C.ASHlgE~I'1 waikt-, Do you} enjoy wdorkingl'kwitth 4 Help Wonted Generol 15 Business Opportunities d .15 tire, e rOlt ews e IIor 10 hospital or home. Expe.! ress or wa! cr,t rJ coo. peop e? Woul you I e 0 4A Help Wanted Domestic 16 Pets for Sale will prepare, edit your Billing rate .... " . .3.40 rienced nurse's aides,' dishwasher, 18431 Mack, arrange your own work 48 Services 10 Exchange 16.0\ Horses for Sole m:muscripts. b u I let ins, Retail rate per inch . . 4.70 I LPN's or RN's. 24.hour' COOK I schedule? Our dealers earn 4C House Sittino Service~ W-A"N1;-RO-= ,!,,!~h~~' , ~B P~t Gr(V',,"i~~ br~hures, resumes, 774-, Border adv reor !"ch 5.50 I service. AMC Health Care, Monday through Friday. an average of $50 per par. 5 Situation W~r.ted 16C Pet Boarding ' 8786. weeks or more. . . . . lone. 569.2585. Apply Cadieux Cafe, 4300 ty, Your sales ability can SA Situation Domestic 19 Printing ond Engroving 8 5.00 58 Employment Agency WATCH --- - -~----.--~ I Cadieux. name your salary. Join us 20 General Service CORRECTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS: Responsibility for a 3-LOST AND FOUND ----- __ . now as a Par.T Dealer. For 5C Cotering 20.0\ Corpet Laying OUT classified adv. error is limited to either a cancellation of the -.--~.------:--- .._- BABYSITTER for one.year. more information, 559.0544 6 For Rent Unfurnished 208 Refrigeration and Air WORL D " charge lor or a re-run of the portion in error. Notification LOST - C~stomlZe~ Go.Cart old. my home, kind person or 559.0520. 6... For Rent Furnished Conditioning Repair must be given in time for correction In the following Issue. frame with steermg wheel, Call after 6 p.m. 881.2880, , _ 68 Rooms for Rent ~OC ChimMY and Fireplace CRAZY PERSON We assume no responsibility for the same error after the seat and wheels. No ques. -______MOLD MAKERS and ma. ISC Office for Rent Repuir ON THE ROAD! first Insertion. lions asked. 8 Mile.Mack I HIRING WAITRESSES dish. chine hands wanted. Expe. 6D Vocation Rentals CLASSIFYING & CENSORSHIP: We reserve the right to area. Call after 6 p.m. 885- ' washers. Pirate's 'Cove rienced in prototype molds .20D Locksmilh~ THOMAS POLK 6E Garage for Rent classify each ad under its-appropriate heading. The Pub- 2887_._ .__ ._...... __ . __ ',, 17201 Mack Avenue. ' and parts, 10 Mile.John R 20E Insulation GOT HIS IIsher reserves the right to edit or reject copy submitted for _ __ 6F Shore Living Quarters 20F Washer and Dryer Repair DRIVERS LICENSE publication. LOST: Brown/black Beagle; CLEANING PERSON needed area. 548.3050. 6G Store or Office Rental 21 Moving Love, Guess Who? mix, Harper / Berkshire I for weekend work only, I AMWA Y: haVe your own 6H For Rent or Sale 21... Piano Service 1A-PERSONALS r 2A-M USI~ I area, answers to "Molly".' Roostertail 822-1234 home business. We train. 6J Halls for Rent 21 B Sewing Machine WHIRLPQ.OL, Sauna, steam I EDUCATION Reward. 885.0572. . , C II S 8 398 7 Wonted to Rent 21C Electrical Service and Swedish Massage - "SOMETHING SPECIAL" i ----______HANDYMAN NEEDED 30 a teve, 86- 6, 4.9 7'" Room Wanted 21 D TV ond Radio Repair complete price $10. Call Private instruction / Special PIANO LESSONS, Eastman FOUND Golden Retriever/ hours per week, own trans. ! __ p_._m_. _ 78 Room and Boord Wonted 21E Storms and Screens to day for appointment: attention at our "Some- School of Music graduate, Labrador mix, male, vicino portation, mileage paid. FULL TIME position avail. 7C Garage Wonted 21F Home Improvement 463-6230. -Cordell Gentry, thing S pee i a I" exercise 15 years classical training ity Grosse Pointe North Call Miss Thomas between! able at East Side dental 7D Storage Space Wonted 21G Roofing Service R.M.T. For ladies: Mary studio. We can arrange pri. classical and popular ap. High School. Very gentle, 3-4 p.m. 881.3374. I practice for mainly insur- a Articles for Sale 21H Rug Cleaning Ann Richard, R.M. T. 1.94 vate classes just for you proach expertise. 886-65811 hard of hearing. 886-3529. i ance work, experience pre. 8A Muskol Instruments 21:1 Pointing, Decor~ting Mt. Clemens Exit. or special classes for your ft 4 30 ------COOK'S HELPER part time I ferred. 771.0124. 8B Antiques for Sole 21J Wall Woshing group, (10 women). Please a er : p.m. LO~T - Sunday or MondllY,' for Eastside community) II f ae Office Equipment 21K Window Washing LEONS INC. ca us or more In. forma. PIANO LESSONS, qualified TIger cat, front declawed, center ' experienced de. DO YOU HAVE a flair for 9 Articles Wonted 21L Tile Work . vicinity of Vernier and sired. Call catering office, art, a love for people and DIAMONDS, GOLD ~~s~.c":;~~~tr~: I~~Jd~~ ~~~her, my home. 882. Charlevoix. Pie as e call' 9 a.m. to 4 p.m, 881.7511. a need for money? We 10 Snowmobile f:lr Sole 21M Sewer Service I AND SILVER lOA Motorcycles for Sole 21N Asphalt Work counselling available. Vital' 885-1563. 1------will train. you to enjoy all Highest prices paid. 25 years lOB Trucks for Sole 210 Cement and Brick Work Options, Inc, 882.2349. .1 PIANO LESSONS in your: 4-HELP WANTED EXPERIENCED leg.aI secre'l three. DlI'ect sales back. in Grosse Pointe. 11 Cars for Sole 21 P Waterproofing I home. Experienced college, GE.....ERAL tary for ~aw of~lce. near ground preferred but not Grosse Pomte, dlctaphone necessary. Call TU 1-9191 11... Cor Repo:~ 21Q Ploster Work 884-0654 884-9393 CUSTOM-MADE draperies in . music education graduate. I....-RN-'S---LP-N-'S--ne-e-d-e-d-im--m-e-d.required, salary commen.j between 4 and 6 p.m. 11B Cars Wanted to Buy 21 R Furniture Repoi~ 17888 MACK m y horn e, reasonable. 884-3581.. t . h . I Many sample books. Pat I' iately. also nurse's aides, sura e Wit experience. WAITRESSES llC Boots and Motors 215 Carpenter OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 l1D Boot Repair 21T Plumbing and Heating 772-5440. GROSSE POI NTE no experience necessary'r 371-7430. 11E Boot Dockage and Storage 21 U Jon itor Service NOW THAT YOU'RE '30' INSTITUTE OF St. Anne's, Harper.Cadieux EXPERIENCED PERSON to full and part time, no ex~, don't you be blue I hear 886.2502. run doctor's office Must rience nece.ss.ary. Apply In 11F Trailers and Campers 21V Silverplaling ORIENTAL RUGS I l1G Mobile Homes at this time, life 'just be. MUSIC ------. . person, Ongmal Pancake 21W Oressmaking and Tailoring ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A be able to do Insurance j House 20273 Mack 12 Suburban Acreage 21Y Swimming Pools gins to brew! WANTED Private instruction - piano, I REWARDING CAREER? f~rms. Very good pay, no ' . 12A Suburbon Home 21% Snow Removal and HAPPY BlRTHDA Y one or many voIce. strings, wind and REAL ESTATE MAY BE mght hours. Call 371-2828 CHILD CARE-teacher seek. 128 Vocation Property landscaping JACKI V, Private collector will pay brass instruments, guitar, YOUR ANSWER or VA 3.1896. ing competent woman to 12C Forms for Sole 'BIG 30' any reasonable price. man dol in, organ and We have openings for 2 am. INSURANCE babysit 17.month-old girl Love, Fran and Danny. P .S. 644-7311 theory. Distinguished fac- bitious salespeople in each in my home. Vernier.Mack Hi Gregg! u1ty. 882-4963. of our branch offices near Grosse. Pointe agenc~ has area, 11-4:30 daily. 343. THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS MAYBE PUR- SWEDISH MASSAGE for I Eastland, Grosse Pointe opentng for expenen~ed 0949 after 5 p.m. CHASED FROM THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS; BEAUTIFUL PIANO INSTRUCTION Park and Grosse Pointe person. Pleasant worklD~. ...:.. _ (Stores are listed by streets and from Detroit on women by certified mas. I WEDDING seuse. Call Wendy. 331- ELI\INE VERYSER Woods. We offer generous conditions, benefits, 884.1 ELECTRONIC through the Grosse Pointes, Harper Woods and St. Specializing in Beginners. advertising, floor time and \ 5300. . I TECHNICIAN Clair Sho.r~s.) PHOTOGRAPHS 0563. I I 886-8358 close supervision. Compre- HAIRDRESSERS bo h t II Require prior t~hainl and JEFFERSON, AVE. lor mueh less than the other 2-JHTfRTA'NMENT' henBive training claqes .' ot ren. exjJerienced, Ben e I j t •. studios charge. 'Mark Do. WOODS MUSIC start soon. Call Pam Df. al space available. MontlJ. Warren, ~ to GrO.e Riverhouse Gift Shop, off Jefferson on Marine Drive min.. . BAND AVAII..ABLE, 'full va' STUDIO Santo for interview ap- Jy rate •. B84.()33(). PoInte New., Boa: P..f. Park Pharmacy. Nottingham and Jefferson TU 6-1995 riety of excellent music for 20551 Mack 885.00241 pointment, 884-0600. WE ARE LOOKING for a ------Village Wine Shop, Beaconsfield and' Jefferson' ATTENTION CLUBS aU social occasions. 1-731- Guitar, piano, theory. JOHNSTONE & career.minded individual OPTICAL dDISPE~SE~ ex- We can plan a health spa for 6081. Home or studio. JOHNSTONE who is presently licensed perience. typ g ece'!'. ------or considering the field of essary resltme requested. MAUMEE: your members. A great DRIVERS, full or part time; 882-8100 Bon Secours Hospital, Cadieux and Maumee fund raIser and beneficial 2A-MUSIC 2B-TUTORING AND I start today. 885.1070. real estate sales. For the . _ Schettler Drugs, Fisher and Maumee to all. Contact Vital Op. EDUCATION EDUCATION 1------1 beginner, we offer sales SALES SECRETARY-Part. tions, Inc" your No. 1 fit- . AMWAY .- Beat inflation, aids, training assistance time, 9-12, Typing, filing, KERCHEVAL AVE. ness connection. . TUTORING-Certified teach. diversify your income. Get and leads. ff you would en. phones Car e e r minded. 882.2349 LEE'S er with Master's degree. the whole story. Call Tom joy working with a small. 882-4662 Art's Party Store, Wayburn and Kercheval University. Liggett grijdu. 882-5169. er, select and closely knit . _ Cwmingham Drug Store, Notre Dame and Kercheval PET SITTER: no tinklers, OLYMPIC MUSIC ate. Reasonable. 886.1974. ------group of people in pleasant FULL TIME help needed for Notre Dame Pharmacy, Notre Dame and Kercheval biters or bad tempen;d. STUDIO MATURE career m i n de d surroundings, call Wm. W. busy medical office, previ. . Kent Drugs, Fisher and Kercheval My Pointe home. 822.5069. Lessons TUTORING part.time diversified typist Queen at 886-4141 for an ous experience necessary, GROSSE POINTE NEWS, 99 Kercheval • Guitar • Drum • Piano ALL SU BJ ECTS for secretarial service. 885- interview. Applications available at Trail Pharmacy, on the Hill ~ THE BAHA'I FAITH • Trumpet • Sax • Voice _5442______17751 E. Warren. 10-12, 861-4125 - 365-9536 GRADES 1 THRU 12 Cottage Hospital, Muir and Kercheval • Flute PROFESSIONAL FACULTY EXCELLENT opportunity AIDES Monday.Friday, Beginners and Advanced with America's largest real Needed for n u r sin g and NEEDLEPOINT and crewel WE CAN HELP SALES estate company. Progres- housekeeping. St. Anne's. CHARLEVOIX: pillows .blocked and finish. GROSSE POINTE ed. TU 1-7073, TU 6.6318. • Discount on all sive commission program. Cadieux-Harper. 886-2502. Lou's Party Store, Lakepointe and Charlevoix Instruments • LEARNING CENTER Secretaries 63 Kercheval on the Hill Ask about our 100% pro------RENTALS gram. Call Doug Primeau RECEPTIONIST- MACK AVE: •. With option to buy • 343-0836 881-8281 Typists INTERIOR at 771-7771, TYPIST , Maryland Beverage Shoppe, Maryland and Mack SERVICE ! NEEDED FOR LONG ACH I EVEMENT HAIR STYUSTS wanted _ Mature/personable, accurate Johnsons Milk Depot, Nottingham and Mack DESIGN • Expert repairs on all TERM JOBS 2 positions open for hair typing skills, ~ood phone CONSULTING instruments • DYNAMICS Devonshire Drug, Devonshire and Mack dressers with some clien. manner. Full time employ. Yorkshire Market, Yorkshire and Mack SPECIAL Detroit If you wish to brighten PROGRAM WITH tele. Excellent opportuni- ment in area real estate A,J. Meyer Pharmacy, Audubon and Mack • Guitar lessons for all up your home and are ages • WORKBOOKS ty. Salon located in Vii. office. Good salary plus Parkies Party Store, St. Clair and Mack lage shopping area. Fran. benefits. Send resume to: Suburbs not sure what to do, I'll BAND AVAILABLE FOR Dynamics of Self Awareness Alger Party Store, St. Clair and Mack ~ cesco's Village Hairdress. i Box C 14, Grosse Pointe spend a couple of hours ALL OCCASIONS Program with Workbooks NO FEES Rand's Pharmacy, McMillan and Mack Write for free brochures: ers, 17007 Kercheval, G.P. News. in your home and ad- 22000 GREATER MACK Treder Pharmacy, Touraine and Mack vise you. 10 years pro. KARL ERNST ASSOC. Ask for Frank Messina. ------Cunningham Drug Store, 7-Mile and Moross (Between 8 & 9 Mile Rds.) 882.2550. WAITRESS - Experienced Matchmakers f e s s i onal experience. 778.2840 17646 Mack, Grosse Pointe, St. John Hospital, Moross near Mack References, Min. fee. Food and c~ktail. Eve. Office Services Inc, Merit Woods Pharmacy. Bournemouth and Mack We buy or trade in all :ly~224. Mailing address I N U RS ES ning shift. Apply in person Call 881.2239. used instruments 'SUBURBS DETROIT Grosse Po~te Pharmacy, Manchester and Mack I after 3 p.m. at Perini's, 398.4390 963.5026 Harkness Pharmacy, Lochmoor and Mack PRIVATE TUTORING Enjoy Your Freedom 10721 Whittier. Arnold's Drug Store, Hollywood and Mack lA-PERSONALS in your own home. All sub- i Your Family Bob's Drug Store, Roslyn and Mack jects; all levels. Adults and i Your Profession children. Certified teachers. r LANDSCAPE HELPER EAST WARREN AVE: DETROIT and SUBURBAN TOP WAGES MRS. NINA TUTORING SERVICE Full time. available now, for small Detroit lawn sen'ice. Liquor Island Party Store, Woodhall and E. Warren EGYPTIAN 356.(){)99 ._ The Wine Basket, Outer Drive and E. Warren PALM BEN EFIT S TAROT CARD For appointment call Mr. C's. Grayton and E. Warren READING 2D-CAMPS Uniform Allowance The Pony Keg, between Mack & Cadieux READER _. '. .- Vacation Pay 822-1837 CAMP ARn<.J.TUS - Private I Malpractice Insurance HAS E,.S.P. - PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE camp for girlS, Grand Tra., Ma'or Medical ST. CLAIR SHORES: A foremost ancient reader . . . advises you on all verse Bay area June 22nd. , .1 . ---+-_._------_. ------Manor Pharmacy, Greater Mack and Red Maple Lane personal, domestic, problems of life. July 19 July '20th.August I POld Mrleage 16th. 88i.9442 after 5 p.m. I Hofidoy Pay Lake Pharmacy, E 9.Mile between Mack and Jefferson ONE VISIT WILL CONVINCE YOU REGISTERED NURSES ------; Inservice Education yot'R 2F-SCHOOlS GET BACK IN TOUCH WITH PROFESSlON HARPER WOODS: 17425 MACK 881-9730 Borderline GP MEDICAL Parkcrest Party Store, Parkcrest and Harper Grosse Pointe If vou have been away from nursmg f~r any length . of time, and have the desire to practice your Hunter Pharmacy, Country Club and Harper PERSONNEL ------~~~~~ANCE AGENCIES WA;T~~-~' .. - - Pre-Kindergarten' skills, but cannot work full time. consider Hutzel The Tinder Box. Eastland Shopping Center, Aisle 7 17150 Maumee (Unitarian Hospital's contingency staffing program. Our j Established. Financially Secure Insurance Agency Church between Neff and ' POOL rant ingency program offers: ---_._---_._------desires to acquire through-Purchase, Merger. or St, Clair) will have an I Grosse Pte, - Mt. Clemens • FI~xible schedulmg to suit )'our needs. 1A-PERSONALS Management Arrangement-Insurance Agency in OPEN HOUSE 882.6640 • Eight hours a day, Grosse Pointe, Harper Woods, St. Clair Shores. on Monday, March 3 from 1 - ... - ..-- - .. ---- ..- _.. - .~. • Five days a week ... Flexible Terms to 2:30 p.m. For thosc in.: THINKING OF A terested in Fall 1980 cn.' CAREER N REAL • Flexible orientation to prepare you for re.entry MRS. D1XOt\1 Contact: Wayne 1. McBride I in the nursing service of your choice, Mason.McBride, Inc. rollment. pleasc call 886. EST ATE::> FORTUNE TELLER • Continuing eduration only a teaching hospital 1221 Ford Building 4747 so that we will know . " I d Jom our team of profeSSIOn. can provide. TAROT CARD & PALM READER Detroit, Michigan 48226 to p an on you an your I L' I' . d d h'ld W 'Il b h t as. r ree Icenslng an a. • Variety of assignments in I.C.V .. Special Carc, Business: 961.2300 r I . e WI e appy 0 vanred sales t r a i n i n g, ADVISOR Home: 886.5167 send you a brochure. an~ Guaranteed salrs program .. Medical 'Surgical. G,Y.N,. Oncology. or family rentered matern ity nursi ng. ON ALL AFFAIRS OF LIFE, LOVE, MARRIAGE, Reply-Confidential to answer your questIons. T.V. and radio advcrtis. • F.xcf'lIent salary. HEALTH DIVORCE BUSINESS. sm: WILL : 2B-TUTORfNG AND ing, 10000 commission pro- READ AND TELL YOUR PAST, PRESENT AND 2-ENTERTAINMENT 2-ENTERTAINMENT , EDUCATION gram. Join the team. come Contart ll~ for a tour and intcrview. FUTURE. THIS GIFTED LADY WILL ADVISE grow with us. Call for ron. YOU WHERE OTHERS HAVE FAILED, fidf'ntial intervicw, Bruno YOU CAN MEET YOUR NEEDS DEVF:LOP A SPEAKING Tabbi, 774.4060, AND THE NEEDS OF YOUR FAMILY ONE VISIT WILL CONVINCE VINTAGE PIANO STYLINGS VOICE THAT SELLS! EARL KEIM SHORES THE MOST SKEPTICAL PERSON .John Bcnkelman AT THE SAME TIME Soph isticated piano cntertain ment. fo'or rorktail par. HUTZEL HOSPITAL 3040 Book Tower MECHANIC or apprcntice 16837 HARPER 881-2822 ties. dinner parties, special events, special mo- 4707 ST, ANTOINE ments. Phone Jeffrey: 862.4406 or 866.5478. 961.1247 days, expcricnccd, certi. }l,'.! blocks West of Cadieux fwd, Standard, I.94.Chal. DETROIT, 1\11. 48201 Call Mornings 494.7015 mers. 822-9310 - _ '.ge Twenty.Eighf G R 0 SSE PO r NT E N E'W S Thursd.y, F.bru.ry'28, 1980 ------._- ._------_._------4-HELP WANTED 4A-HELP WANTED IS-S....UATrON I6-FOR RENT I6-FOR RENT 6-FOR lENT 6-FORIINT 6C-OFFICI FOR RENT " GENERAL DOMESTIC WANTED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED -IN-T-H-E-P-A-RK---M-a-ck--C-a. ")lBDICALLY e x per i. -E-L-D-E-R-L-Y-LA-n-.Y-w-o-u-I-d-li-keLPN WISHES private duty BEAT HIGH RISING GR:>SSE POINTE PARK _ -B-E-A-~-I-F-U-L-6--r-oom---fl-a-t--GROSSE POINTE PARK - dieux area. Suitable for eneed all around penon live.in Cilmpanion/house- nursing. Grosse Pointe ref. ENERGY COST Maryland, la r ge single all kitchen applIances, Wayburn. Newly decor at. professional, manufictur- needed, part time, East \. keeper for weekends, 3 erences. 921.8663. ONE AND TWO BEDROOM home, 3 large bedrooms, laundry facilities included, ed upper 6.room nat. Ideal ers representative or retail Side doctor's office. Call days, Friday morning to ------APJ\RTMENTS sunroom, 1~ baths, 2-ear air conditoning, modern for business people. Ref. Call 884-1370. Pat at 776...... Monday morning. Re::ent DENTAL receptionist with 5 INCLUDING HEAT garage, large family and kitchen and bath, garage, erences. Available March ...... years experience in in sur. 5 82" 1880 1 000 SQUARE FEET on references. 882.4429. I METRO TOWER dining room, fully carpet. $400 includes heat. 885...... , :. JsOOKKEEPER-full charge :;~~7:;.lling. Full time. 26450 CROCKER BLVD. ej, custom drapes, appli. 1387 after 4 p.m. BEA-C-O'-N-S-F-I-EL-D-,-s'-o-ut-h-o-f~:;~~~~~I.~osse Pointe for Ear. JeUerson Builder. IDEAL FOR 2 middle age la. 194 n.d M t P k ances near schools and J-u _ Grosse POl'nte enerson developer, Construction ex. di es Wit. h car an d 40 years WILL STUFF envelopes, Nr. . a e ro ar way transportation. Immediate BABCOCK CO-OP con d0--1 WANTED _ Small office in perience preferred, excel. life time experience each hand address invitations Model open daily and Sun'iay occupancy. $425 per month bedroom, range and refril'l. Park-5 room lower, com. Grosse Painte, Suitable for to live in carriage house 424-2510 or 823-0316. erator carpet and drapes pletely redecorated, reo lent benefits and working and announcements in my 296-2320 463-5857 modeled kitchen, availble manufacturer's representa. 567 "3 on Grosse Pointe Lakefront t' ff I ---~~ ------J'nclude" 885 QQ.... t. d t PI conditions, Call ... 42. home. $20 per 100 suers. TENANTS! Why go through ST. CLAIR SHORES _ 12 I 11. 'U \ ----~-~~------~------1980.FAMILY PARTICIPATION CAMPAIGN ' ------~ '.' ,="lX FREE EVENTS ~ Dear Grosse Pointer: during the 1980 Family The Grosse Pointe War Memorial Center, Participation Campaign a gift to our community from the Russell A. Alger family, is one of the architectural gems 1. February 26 (Tuesday) 8,30 p.m. A CRUISE TO THE GREEK ISLANDS of the entire mid west. AND MAINLAND presented by Dr. and Mrt. Vollrad Von Berg. A color film with But its purpose is people. sound covering the Center's 1979 charter cruise to these waters and antiquities. Of The people who use it senior people, great)nterest 10 those who made the trip and family-raising people, single people, teen people, a marvelous overview (or those who didn't. 2. March 4 (Tuesday) 8,30 p.m. little people. About 252,000 came through the EXCERPTS FROM GROSSE POINTE doors last year. THEATRE'S PAST AND FUTURE PERFORMANCES. Highlights of drama, And the people of about 6,000 families comedy, music and dance. helped to support it. 3. March 29 (Saturday) 2,00 p.m. EASTER EGG DECORATING. Free Once each' year, we ask for your tax- instruclion (or younllsters and interested adults by the Ukrainian Division of the deductible support, because it is our only source International Institute. (Maleriai5 - stylus. of continuing funds. We are asking again - for beeswax, Jntruclion sheels and design sheets-$J.75). Brinll raw eggs wiped with 1980. OUt goal is $160,OOO ... just 3 percent vioc;gar. more than our 1979 goal. 4. March 31 (Monday) 7130 p.m. BRIDGE TOURNAMENT WITH Please stud your picture book - you'l1 see PRIZES under the direclion of Conni .. " I,,~ ,,{ ••" .. ~ (~;~" J. :- :. ~- 1 L. . 1("1'1"t UU[ Uibbe. cnler the expert, inlermediate or - "V4 _... J v ....., .....&\...J.U.J.) .UI .t&.. .tl.uu. 'pJ.(;a.)~ novice division, depending on your ability. your membership card now. 5. April 20 (Sunday) 2130 p.m. LET'S ADVENTURE WITH ALlCEIN Thank you. f2t- r-:::>.1 £/---:;::- WONDERLAND. Presented by Grosse --<- 'J ~~..c."'--'L Pointe Children's Theatre under the .--/~J direction of Sally Reynolds. Enjoyable (or 1980 Chairman, boys and girls and the whole family. Family Participation Campaign 6. April 29 (Tuesday) 8130 p.m. THE GRUNYONS IN CONCERT. Our local "whiffenpoofs" under the leadership o( Bill Gard present their annual eveninll of close harmony and hijinks for The Grosse Pointe War Memorial lhe community. For the enjoyment of singles, dates, couples and (amilies alike. Free tickets (or lhe events should be picked up in advance at the Center's office. is established for people ~ LIKE YOU Mrs. Dwight P. Black Mrs. Jon B. Gandelot John F. Monahan George J. Reindel, III Mrs. Alger Shelden Mrs. Bruce K. Bockstanz Charles V. Hicks. Jr. John R. Nicholson John M. Rickel Mrs. Warren S. Wilkinson Board of Directors: Mrs. William W. Cunningham Mrs. Nils R. Johaneson Frederick Ollison, III Alger Shelden John P. Worcester Roger H. Fitch James McMillan 1. The War Memorial itself -lovely and useful, but only ~it'S used and . supported. 1 " '... -~~\:i'< "1 4\\ \W # ~Y~oi-:L ..• 3. Fun for youth ~ 4. Free medical support services -sailing, skiing, dances, -a bloodbank, - children's theater, with free loan of ~ classes. All supervised; 10 good blood in emer- all with a purpose. gencies; free . reasons to fill loan of hospital i. out YQur f~ily equipment. participation card right noW' -... ~ ... 5. Facilities for volunteer groups 6. Accommodations for -Service Guild for Children's Hospital; first aid community organizations -~t' 8. Cultural opportunities and home nursing training; cancer center; Braille -concerts, theatet; lectures, transcription. -professional associations; civic commit- tees, hospital auxiliaries; charitable 3e«Yencies; educational tours and travel. service clubs. 9. A place for .. 10. Study opportunities .... people with r - 35 professionally taught •classes in art, grace and special interests physical fitness, crafts, languages, music and "how-to" skills. - Chess Oub, Cinema League, Chamber Music Players, Duplicate Bridge, Garden Groups, Ski Oub, Parents Without Partners, Grosse Pointe Campers, Language Oubs. A ".~.~<. Please Send (]s Your Supporting Contribution Today! I I I. Mrs. Robert Everett, and Circle Five, at the Moran road home of Mrs. James ... unless you capture them in unforgettable Gram. color photographs! Why not arrange With us for your wedding J~. Meeting in the evening photography. We oller fine professional color can " , will be Circle Seven, at 7:30 we ' " photos at the Church or chapel and the 1 - -.....~ 'j, ... Photo by Bonnie Perkins o'clock, at the Cloverly road reception, also striking studiO portraits. All at Busy with plans for the "Avant" built by the Leo J, Fitzpatricks and home of Mrs. Delbert Conner, reasonable rales send ~ toOrlando and Circle Eight, at 7:45 Call us now. We'll save your precious party that will introduce the Junior designed by architect Hugh Keys, memories! League of Detroit's Decorators' Show o'clock, at the Washington into which more than 20 decorators road home of Mrs. David TERRENCE K. CARMICHAEL STUDIO YJaMARS. . House '80 to league members and will troop in March and April. The GROSSE POINTE Keever. their invited guests are, (left to completed Show House will be open 17018 MACK - 884.4280 right), MRS. ROBERT HEALY, to the public from Saturday, April It's oot the long way to go. whether it's Aorlda, the Big Apple, member of the decorations commit- It's the instant way to know when or the Land of the R isi ng Sun, 26, to Sunday, May 18, and on Fri- you're going. And it's the most we can send you via MARS, au r tee, MRS. DONALD S. YOUNG, II, day evening, April 25, the "Avant" reliable. Because with MARSPLUS multi-access reservation system. and MRS. ANNE W. ROSCH, gen- party-goers will return for an service we now have the capabil- MARSPLUS, the ultimate reser- eral co-chairmen of the evening with "Apres" event in the fully decorated Fly to connect directly into the vation service from In: HAIRCARE ••• Mrs. John Cae. Setting for the Show House, for their tickets, at computer of every air! ine on our Come on in today, or call us. Our team of talented stylists are trained know festivities this Saturday, March 1, $125 per couple, entitle them to both S)Stem That means we We'll show j'OO what's it's like to to offer you a wide range of professional what they know And that's the travel via MARS. will be the house in Lakeshore road, parties. plus for j'OO. hair care services at family pleasing So wherever j'OO want 10go, prices. et a1. I Mrs. Willard Kerr and Miss and touches of New Orleans I The guests will go first to I Marilyn Trent. style grillwork. Call for an Appointment Today! the buffet table in the din. • • • General co-chairmen of the 881-6470 ing room, then to the second In March and April, more Decorators' Show House are floor where tables will be than 20' decorators will be Mrs. Nancy Fife and Mrs. set in the various rooms. .involved in redoing the ma- James Sanford. . Dessert will be ice cream jor rooms of the house, • • • 13IicQurl-3Jumrs (fioiffurrs parlor style: diners may help built in 1957 by the Leo J. The Show House will be 20525 MACK AVENUE themselves at an ice cream Fitzpatricks, designed by ar- open to the public from. Sat. bar located in the huge linen chitect Hugh Keys. urda~', April 26, to Sunday, 2 Blocks South of 8 Mile closet, selecting toppings to It is, in contrast to its :May 18. Show House hours @REDKEN OPEN EVERY EVENING go with their ice cream fla. neighboring Got h i c and are 10 to 4 o'clock Monday vors. Georgian estates, distinctly through Saturday, 1 to 4 o'clock Sunday afternoons '21127 Mack Awe 1700 Eall 12 Mile Rd Other par t y committee modern, made of grey brick, '(North 01 Vernier) (We,' of Oequl.ndre) members are Mrs. Stuart in long, horizontal lines, with and 6:30 to 8:30 o'clock Tues- Grosle Polnle Warren/Madison Hgls Schaefer, 'Mrs. 'Scott Hester, large expanses of windows day and Wednesday evenings. Mlch 48236 Mlch 48071 Advance tickets, priced at Especially 882-8190 542.7590 $4. are available at the Jun- Pewabic Full of Ceralnics ior League of Detroit office ~oryou ••• in the Grosse Pointe War ;~ ."-" Memorial, 881..()()4(),or -from - .: ,Michigan. <..e,,~s '~O, the ~he. Pewabic Museum galler- We bring you ~1lIlD,lIlllsbQlW;spomsoreQ.~_th~ leS. . . .any Junior League member. Michigan Potters Association. Visitors may tour the mu. Tickets sold at the door will the finest seleclion' . _~nlil!l at noon SuncblY, ,seum and student work areas be $5, . ....' __ of coffee .beans HAIR FROSTED, February 17, at Michigan during .the exhibit, which Proceeds realized from the from around the State University's Pewabic continues during the pottery's Show House will be returned world. Then grind TIPPED, Pottery in East Jefferson regular hours, noon to 4:30 to the community through them to order. avenue. o'clock M 0 n day s through Junior League proja:ts. 'spl 114' s Saturdays, through Saturday, Giving you the DIMENSIONALLY On dI ay ar.e piece, March 15. richest cup of the. finest functlon~l and ex. ]Jett;, Woodman, nationally coffee available. penmental ceramICS works known potter and teacher at 'BUY Next time you COLORED? se~ect:d from nearl~ ~ en- the University of Colorado tries m. the .compet~hon for in Boulder. juried the show. BEAUTIFUl: think of Coffee, $1,100 m prl~es WhICh were She will have some of her think of d-/e, jze/d awarded opemng day. pieces on diSR!.ay. OBJECTS ~Wecan This year's larger show The Michigan Potters As- Czech offhand molded make your next open t,o the public and free: sociat~on,. a steadily growing 'vases, bowls, Ispanky cup of coffee the overflows the historic pot- orgamzahon of almost 300 best you ever had. tery's first floor gallery into members, is comprised of figures, old porcelain ------professional and avoeational potters, students, art con. 'plates and more. Schedule Mid-Century noisseurs and ceramics col. Toastmistress Contest ledors. . Creative Crystal It coordinated Michigan Ceramics '80 with the Na- Unlimited Mid-Century Toastmistress tional Council for Education Club will hold its annual in the Ceramic Arts, expect. 2019 City National Speech Contest next Tues- ed to attract thousands of Bank Bldg. day, March 4, in the Grosse educators and potters to the Fridays only: 10-4 In the Village, across from Jacobson's Pointe Central Library's Ex- University of Michigan in I During February 17005 Kercheval. Grosse Pointe 885-1215 Bet hibition Room, where Flor. Ann Arbor March 6 to 8. [ You ence Nolte, Marguerite Vin. r._ , Thought A Perm Was a No-No. cent, Mary Anne Janci and , Loretta Mitschke will be com. , Now you can have your beautil~1 System our expert stylists can give , frosted. bpped. sun-Slr8aked color your hair body, cut1 and sty'oe sup- peting for first place and the , , effect and a pernI 100. Thanks to pofl. And 8lIer your pernI. hair will h 0 nor of participating in , 7th Dimension Waving Syslem !rom Iool< lustrous end feel natural. Toastmistress Clubs' Council • Zotos ... CfllatolS oIlhe world's finesl A perm style mak8s caring lor your level Speech Contest at Find- pennanenI waves. hair lots easier. So call lOday lor lay, 0., Saturday, April 12. Wrth unique 7th Dimension Waving your appomtrneOt. Tuesday's program will in. c Iud e observance of the ~~~:-::-'. ~ SEBASTIAN INT'L. HAIR DESIGNERS' club's 30th anniversary and ~ ~..;.;... • i'< ,.' "" its recent addition of several 773-2620 21427 MACK 773-8440 new members. Further infor- Arro •.• from Sr. Joan of 4rr- mation may be obtained by Open Wed._ Thurs. & Fr;. "Iii 9 p.m. caIling 881-0582. OPEN HOUSE J4COBSON'S- SUNDAY, March 2, nO~f fUR~ISNIN(jS 1980 S4Lf 2:00 - 4:00 p.m. 171 Lake Shore Road Grosse Pointe Farms LAST THREE DAYS Michigan 48236 Fill your home with values.