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------.- P"bU.".d a. Su ... d CI... 101""., "I ,to. 3De 'er Copy 30 Pages-Two Sections VOL. 42-NO. 52 , •• 1 Offi.e 01 D.I •• il, Mi.hi .... GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1981 $13 'er V.a, ------~------Foundation funds a facelift at Farms park

By Tom Greenwood "We are enlisting private help for public good," said Marco. "Residents will be invited to become members The Farms Pier Park will un- of the Foundation and to subscribe dergo a $750,OCO face lift be- to its efforts on an annual basis, ginning in the fall of 1982, ac- We've already approached a few in. cording to members of the dividuals in lhe Farms and have been Grosse Pointe Farms Founda- vcry gratified by the response. Every- tion. one really seems in favor of the proj- ect" Scheduled to be accomplished in two planned phases, the first step will TYPES OF memberships in the include the construction of a new Foundation include: annual~$lO; an, two.story, brick and rough cut cedar nual charter - $50; Major Donor - boathouse to replace the present , $1,000; Life Donor-$5.000 and Life structure which was erected some- Palron-$10,OOO. time after World War 1. Marco added that the Foundation Projected cost of the new boat- has in mind a number of other proj. house is in the $450.000 to $500.000 ec"ts through the city, all of them de. range, Other first phase improve- signed to enhance the esthetic and ments include a re-arrangement of recreational qualities of the Farms, the entrance off Lakeshore Road, a new gate house and extensive land. "The list of opportunities is end. scaping. fencing, paving and walk less," said Marco, "Only the interest ways. and generosity of Farms residents will determine how far we can go ANNOUNCEMENT of the project in our effort to affect changes for Photo by Tom Greenwood at the Grosse Pointe News would like to take this opportunity was jointly made last week by Foun- the better throughout the Farms." This one week ,in December is perhaps the most favorite dation President Paul Marco and to say Merry Christmas and Happ-y Hanukkah to all our readers. of aU in Christian and Jewish households across America, We Farms Mayor and trustee James Mayor Dingeman said the winter Dingeman. and spring will be spent ironing out the details in the project before the Merry Christmas from the nelVS staff "The new building will feature a actual construction can begin. second story observation deck pro- viding a dramatic vista of Lake St. "Soil samples have to be taken, contracts reviewed and other items L~~ Clair and two new large recreation d-c~ --:: q~~~ w~ taken care of," he said. "After we rooms, complete with fireplaces for the use of Farms residents," said close the park next Labor Day, the Mayor Dingeman. old boathouse will be razed and con. <) f" p"-t:01- tJ (J,.,o.JI'-tYv S~ \~\~, (~ struction -begun, We hope to have the "The park project also cans for new building finished by spring, of /lj..du.£ 7~ 0 a ~~. b~~flice and fire unions last week sentatives of the finance department, 'They do not. however, have to be of the city. city administration. council and police residents at the time of employment. While the total cost of the first and Farms Councilman Jack ]\of, agreed to new contracts that Firefighters agreed to a similar phase is estimated to be $750,000. Cudlip. The pacts were approved by the and fire forces. he said. "We want call for an 11 percent pay in- to keep people informed about clause. effective when the contract nearly half ($330,000) of that amount council at a closed session Dec. 17. changes that may be made and to is signed_ has already been received from the Union members ratified them earlier have some input too," estate of attorney and long-time l\Iayor Dillgeulan this month. The contracts contain no fringe Farms resident, the late Benjamin Another provision of. the new con- Long. bospi tali zed Park police Base pay for patrolmen with four benefit improvements, but some lan- tract will protect police officers in guage pertaining to those areas was years of experience will increase case (he city is forced into another Farms Mayor James Dingeman, 64, from $22,800 to $25,500. Firefighters' changed, Crawford said. Attorneys "The balance of $420,000 will be round: of layoffs, according to Hiller. are preparing the contracts now and raised by the Foundation which is was admitted to St. John Hospital base wiII jump from $21,515 to $24,- The clause requires the city dismiss Friday night, Dec, 18, suffering from officers 500. The raises will be paid in five Crawford said he hopes to present seeking tax-deductible gifts from civilian dispatchers before it reduces them to the council and uniolls for residents of the Farms," said Founda- chest pains. steps over the duration of the con- police manpower, he said. tract. which is retroactive to July 1. formal approval before the end of tion President Marco. "The improve. Hospital officials reported Monday. promoted 1981 through Jan. 1, 1983. Both de, The new contract also creates a the year, ments won't cost the residents of our Dec. 21, that Dingeman was in stable. partments have been working with, sick leave bank for police officers city one cent more in taxes." condition and was undergoing testing, Command officers in bOth depart. out a contract since last June. that allows them to accumulate up to ments will receive pay increases The Park police department this 100 days. At the time of retirement, Marco said the Farms Foundation comparable to union improvements, week announced the promotion of The agreements will increase the the employes can use that bank. at a was incorporated by the City Council with the same rank differentials they Sgt. William Furtaw to the rank of financially-strapped city's costs by 10 rate of $10 per hour, to pay hospital- in July, 1980, as a non-profit tax. have worked under in the past, Lieutenant and Patrolmen David Hil. percent, according to Manager John ization insurance premiums, The exempt organization to receive grants, Crawford said. The firefighters' pact ler and RandalI Cain to Sergeant. Crawford. Last year the city laid off clause was designed to improve pen. testamentaries and bequests left to Inside includes three percent more in base The promotions are effective Jan. 1. 12 employes, including police and sions and to reduce absenteeism, ac. the city. Cable TV, Local 2A pay for officers who are qualified as fire officers. because of a $116,000 cording to manager Crawford. Classified _ ,7B Furtaw, 42, has been with the Park advanced emergency medical tech- budget deficit. Editorials ., ,.'., .. ,",. 16A nicians, he said. Chief among the bequests was the police since 1961 and has received The I,lew residency requirement Fealure , , __ I4B numerous citations for his work. He POLICE UNIOS president David was and still is strongly opposed by $330,000 from the Long estate. Mr. Hiller said' the city agreed to a union Police, fire anc. public safety of- Long also left about $150,000 to the Obituaries _ 6A was named Corporal in 1977 and the union. "I don't think it's going to Society ., __ _. _.. 1.4B earlier this year was promoted to proposal that a standing committee work," Hiller said. "What you're ficers in the City. Farms and Woods Grosse Pointe Board of Education toward the construction of a plane- Sports _.. _ , . _.. 1l.12A Sergeant. be formed to study public safety telling (employes) is they ha've to are stilI negotiating contracts to re- and other alternatives that will help rent, because on our pa:y we can't place those which expired last JU11e. tarium at North High School. Furtaw holds a Bachelor of Arts the city cut its costs. afford to buy homes in the Park," degree from Mercy ColIege in social he said. "We realize that. there are going to science and law enforcement and is have to be changes made around certified as an instructor in several Under the residency provision. areas by the Michigan Law Enforce. ment Training Council. Fut tnw was author of a book on PrOIJosed water rates the history of the Park police and fire departments published earlier this year and an 18.minute slide. sound program on the subject as well. announced by Detroit He's a native of Detroit. married By Mike Andrzejczyk cilies -for 1,000 cubic feet of water •. and the father of four children. would raise the Shores ratc from $4.32 Randall Cain. 31, joined the Park The other shoe fell for Grosse to 34.69. an 8.6 percent increase, The department in 1976. He also holds a Pointe residents last week when Park rate for 1,000 cubie feet of dc. Bachelor of Arts degree in social sci. 1982 proposed water and sewer partment water would jump from cnce from Michigan Stale University rate increases \Ilere announced $3.24 to $-'1-01,a 24 percent increase. and studied law enforcement at Ma- to local governments, prompting the largC'st of the three Poi ntes which comb County Communily College. the Shores Village Council to in- buy Detroit water. where he also teaches, He is current- struct its attorney to institute ly in hi~ second year at University of The Woods rail' for 1,000 cubic feet a plan to fight the increases. would drop {rom S3.07 to $3, a dc- Detroit Law School. Th~ proposcd ratc charged to thc ('rease o{ 2.3 pcrccnt. Cain grew up in Grosse Pointe and graduated in 196B from South High Thc new proposed rates amend School. H£' is married to Farms policc Correction thosC' announced Dec. 16 by the Wa- d£'partmenl dispatcher Carol Cain. ter and SeweragC' Departmcnt which A hllsine~s il('m in thc Dec. 10 sC't ratf'~ {or thc Shores at S4_63 for David Hiller, 31. C!lmc to the Park issue should have said Christopher 1,OOD cubic fcet of water, six e('nts dcpartment in Hl72 aft!'r working as /ow('r than the :l1llrJ1(krl rate. Thc k Pack was appointC'd ;lssociatc di. a Detroit officer for morc than thrce' Pnrk rate was set at $397, four cenb rcctor o{ mcdieal educal ion at Ron y<,ars. lower than the amendC'd ratC'. Thr SeCOIJTSHospital and Sisler Patricia \\"oorls rate IIas sd at $2_97 and was A, Eck, associatc administrator o{ He is presidcnt of the polie£' of. am('nded to the S3 mark. ficcrs union in the Park and has at- Bon Sccours Hospital. was admitted t£'nded Macomb County and Wayne into n(lmineeshir o{ The American Detroit Watcr and .sewerage Dl'- County Community Colleges. He is Collcge of Hospital Administrators_ part mcnt Dircctor (,harll's Beck ham married and the father of two chil. sa id the chang('s were made hecause Up Wil h Prople has received a dren. the drpartment had received "hetter grant from thr Kellogg Foundation oi information" from some of its sub- The promotions were announccd by Rattle Creek, nol IhC' Kresgr Founda. This llrtist's rcndifion shows thc southw('st n('w hoathomc planned for the Farms Picr Police Chief Henry Coonce. tion as rcportcd in the Dcc, 17 issue, «'ontinuf'd on Palle 21\) (top) and northeast (bottom) clc\'ations of the Park.

b Page Two-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, December 24, 1981 Library saves money with "TOLF Water rate increases announced Library cooperation pays off in processed by computer, saving memo (Continued (rom Page 1A) The increase' could add about $1 dollars as well as in improved servo bel' communities' hundreds of hours urban customers about usage. per 1.000 cubic feet to what residents pay now, he said, ices (or local libraries, according to o( paperwork and record keeping. Members of the Shorcs council ex. The Woods City Council took up figures released this week by the Other WOLF services to member pressed anger about the increases. the issue at its Dee, 21 meeting. It is Warne Oakland Library Federation librar;es include cataloging of books, Councilman Edmund Brady caJIed the only Pointe to have a proposed (WOLF), which serves 65 public Ii. access through interlibrary loan to a them "absolutely ludicrous," and decrease in its rate, and City Clerk braries in Wayne and Oakland coun. combined collection of three million President Pro.Tem G. Bradford Lundy ties, including Grosse Pointe. books; electronic connection to na- said the rates were aimed at penal. Administrator Chester Petersen said he would rather not comment on the WOLF and 16 other regional Ii. tionwide computerized data bases; an izing the village. brary cooperatives in the state were ] 1,000 16-mm film collection avail. decrease until after the rates are ap. established under state aid legisla. able free through member libraries A possible conversion to purchasing proved by the Detroit Board of Water tion sponsored in 1977 by Sen. Wil. to community groups; staff tr&ining water from the Farms was discussed Commissioners. Ham Faust of Westland to encourage programs and materials; twice weekly briefly, but Village Manager Thomas That possible deel case in water public libraries to coordinate servo delivery service; specialized consulta. Jefferis said there are still 10 years rates charged to the city will be off. ices by eliminating duplication and tion and volunteer participation in an left on the village's contract with set. however, by a proposed increase sharing strengths. Today, 98 percent area.wide computerized circulation Detroit, and there is little chance it in sewer rates. The Woods, Park and could be nleased from its obligation. of the state's public libraries are system, Shores IIill see increases of II cents members of library cooperatives. Discussions about the conversion from $4.23 to $4.34 per 1,000 cubic WOLF is the largest, serving nearly are still "very preliminary," Jefferis lee!. 2 million people. said. The Farms and the City are faced ------In fiscal 1981, WOLF member Ii- Girll"aped The Shores is still paying Detroit with a prop%ed 18 cent increase in $1.96 per 1,000 cubic feet of water, .~/~~;~,~:~~'~J.t~;~,~.~.'~~;~.~iEWi{i.~.'Jlk : ..~. bl'aries paid an average o( $1,000 their sewage rate for 1,000 cubic feet, each (rom local funds to support co. in the Park lhe rate previous to July, 1980, when fl'lJm $5.81 to $5.99. operative services, compared to an the Shores was hit with a 120 per. Water and Sewerage d ire c tor average of $9,000 in 1977, the last A lS-year'old Pointe girl was raped cenl rate 'increase which the village Charles Beckham said the water rate year under the old structure of state. at knifepoint while she was babysit. is still fighting. incI.ease would raise $93 million for ting on Maryland Road in the Park New rates for customers won't be ''<''f. wide library organization, In 1981, rt'furbishillg Water Works Park, )t Grosse Pointe paid $9,704 from local last week, according to police reports. set until sometime next year, Jefferis Springwells Park and distribution :1 funds for cooperative services com- The girl told officers she was sleep. said, since the administration tries mains, which he said had been in the pared to $28,048 in 1977. ing on a couch and the front door was to set raLes close to tne ellCCLlVe QaLC ground since the early l~S. One of the major advantages of unlocked when a man wearing a of the increase, July 1, 1982, "It.s an effective systlilm, but it's ~ WOLF membership is the discount stocking mask entered the home at Park Clerk-Comptroller Nunzio Or. an aging system," Beckham said, • :. t rate member libraries receive when about midnight Dec. 15. The man had tisi said the city would take up the ln a letter sent to the affected purchasing books, ranging (rom net a knife in hand and forced the girl increases at a January meeting after councils concerning sewage rate in. into a room where he ra~d her, po. the Water and Sewerage Department creases, Beckham wrote that the in. ~ _~0_ur_:_~_a_:_n_~c_:_~_~_b_?1_7_fn_~._;;_~~_~_~_~n_re_s_li~_~_~lice said. has held a public hearing scheduled creases would raise about $140.5 OUll. CB~t CUhshes for Jan. 6. million. He was described as a white male, in his 20s, between 5 feet 6 and 8 Silents star inches tall with a strong build. He CJo~ had brown hair and the beginnings in aft.ernoon of a moustach,e, according to police. What~son Cable The man was wearing a white sweater, Thursday, Dec. 24 white pants and red tennis shoes. • No programs; Merry Christmas. J\ uUeftkY ChiSIDtas film series He escaped out the front door, police said. Monday Dec. 28-ChanneI 3 "Madame DuBarry," a 1919 silent . • 7 p.m.-The East Pointe Chapter of the Sweet Ade- film directed by Ernst Lubitsch will Two children were asleep in the lmes, Inc., present a musical review, "Flyin' High." be shown by the Detroit Institute of home when the incident occurred and Monday, Dec. 28-Channel 28 and Arts' Afternoon Film Theater on Dec. did not awaken, police said. The girl 29 and 30 and Jan. 2 and 3. Show- • 8 p.m.-Services from the First Christian Reformed called her home, then the bar her Church. time will be 1 p.m. daily. employer was working in after her Director Lubitsch's first inter- attack, The home owner then called Tuesday, Dec. 29-ChanneI 11

hohday gift to buy. If you find your. '~uf" t~x deiIuction. If yOU charge " self in this bind, it's good to know your donation, you. don't have to pay there are ways to solve your gift the bill before you take the deduc. problems and qualify for a tax de~ tion. For. example, you could charge duction at the same time, a donation and take the deduction in Do your friends have a favorite 1981 under the old, higher income charity or a cause they would like to tax rates, but not pay until 1982 support? If so, consider making a when, with lower taxes, you might donation in your friend's name. Under have more spendable income, say the Semi-Annual most circumstances, the deduction is CPAs. y, "rs and many charitable organiza. tions send cards notif~'ing the recipi- To take full advantage of the new ents of your gift, according to The tax laws, you might consider giving Michigan Association of CPAs. Such two years' donations. Inform the char. practices with national organizations ity of your plans so they don't assume you. are doubling your contribution. vary from state to' -state, Of call be- forehand for information. However, if you do no'!: itemize your SALE deduction, you may want to defer To insure the deduction, make sure the organization is eligible for tax. your payment until 1982 when, even deductible contributions, The IRS has on the short form 1040A, you can de. a list of qualifying organizations. duct 25' percent, or up to $25 for In addition to a cash donation to contributions. Check both ways to see a charity, you can deduct part of the which is more beneficial. Women's Clothing and Furnishings gift of a membership in a museum, Another suggestion is to think of historical society or educational or- giving one of ~'our own assets as a ganization. Individual memberships gift. If you are a small business generally start at $25 or $35. Your owner who profits from sales of your gift qualifies the recipient for cer- own paintings, pottery, sculpture or Beginning Saturday, December 26th tain benefits such as free admission, other craft, consider giving your discounts, free catalogues and publi. friend one of your works. No tax or cations and invitations to special pre- tax deduction is involved if you sim. views. ply give a gift to a friend, However, Suits - 200/0 to 50% off Donations to charities anrl museums if you give a gift, such as one of your can be made by credit card, cas!) and paintings to a museum in your friend's sometimes by pledge. The way you name, deduct the production cost of pay may affect the year in which you your work, Anytime you acquire, do. Jackets and Blazers - 20% to 50% off take your deduction. For example, nate or sell such objects, you should pledges are not deductible until paid, obtain written appraisals for tax pur- and if you pledge in someone else's poses. Pants - 20% to 50% off Skirts - 200/0 to 50% off Sweaters - 200/0 to 500/0 off Blouses - 200/0 to 500/0 off Neckwear - 30% to 50% off

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Page Three-A Thursday, Deeembe,' 24, 1981 GROSSE POINTE NEWS ---- ~ ---._------~ ------~ Guardian Angels need not apply Board accepts Eighteen.year.old Eric Jackson of their apprehension of him, Police Detroit is in Wayne County Jail this Chief Henry Coonce said. week with a broken arm after his Jackson, of Manistique, was arraign. federal grants arrest in the Park for attempted ed in front of Municipal Judge The Grosse Pointe Board of Educa. breaking and entering an occupied Beverly Grobbel on Del', 16. Bond tion last week accepted $157,721 in dwelling. was set at $10,000. federal !low t 11I' 0 ugh grants to Park police arrested Jackson on At the time of his arrest Jackson strengthen the school system's special Dec. 15. after they received a call was out on $1,000 bond set by Wayne cduatioll programs. from a Buckingham Road home County Circuit Court Judge Myron The funds. allocated to counties about a B&E in progress. Two men Wahls after Jackson pled guilty to and then to local school districts, al. who live in the home said they heard another breaking and entering in the 1(111'the Grosse Pointe schools to can. glass breaking in their basement at Park, for which he was arrested Oct. tinue to employ two learning dis. about 6:40 p.m, and gave chase to the 22, according to Coonce, !hat bur. abled teachers, a homebound teacher , suspect His arm was broken during glary occurred on Beaconsfield Road. and a teacher consultant. The monies will also provide an additional teach~ cr eonsultant, a learning resource McCarty's art class hegins Jan. 4 center teacher and supplies for the Pilot,artist Lorraine Chambers Mc- tions to fit the abilities of the class special education program. Carty will open the winter term of and the individual,S, The .course is The board also approved $24,837 classes at the Grosse Pointe War Me. open to students With varylllg levels in flow through carryover funds to morial Center 'with a five,day work. of ability. Different techniques of stuff a special education teacher one shop in "Techniques for the Painter" painting will be explored and criti. day per week and for partial payment on Monday, Jan. 4, qued each week. The course is tailor. of a psychologist to provide testing. . ed to suit individuals and encourage The workshops Will meet from 9:30 them to develop a personal style. A Preschool Incentive Grant of a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Monday through . . 'I $3,121 was also accepted by the school Friday, Jan. 4 to 8. Advance registra- Ms, .1\.icCarty has. gamed n~h?na board to maintain instructional time tion is requested. Students may reg- recogn.lhon as an a,rtlst. Her pamtlllgs for children in the Developmental ister for Monday only at a fee of $25 hang 1lI. l~ Amencan art museums Preschool Program by an additional or for the series of five workshops at from MiChigan to Texas and she has ~125 been asked to display her works at , tili: Sil!ith':;Q::1i~:l !,[~~~0!'!?! .!J..lr ~"fi A $16,860 Title I Trainable grant Students should bring three of their Space Museum in Washington. D,C, was also accepted to continue the own dl"Jlwings or paintings and lunch. She was recently chosen to be an occupational therapy program for Photo by Tom Greenwood They will be working in many media. official artist for the Air Force Acad. trainable mentally impaired students. turned out for the best, with no one injured As a teacher, Ms. McCarty's analystic emy and is listed in "Who's Who of The grant provides 70 percent fund. This is one American car that "took a lick- in the incident. When pulied from. the lake ability enables her to tailor instruc- American Art." ing of the occupational therapy pro- ing and kept on ticking." Farms police received after two hours of total submersion, the 1980 gram. a call Wednesday evening, Dec. 16, that a car ~, Oldmobile's lights were still on, the radio was ...... was down in the lake in the 400 block of Lake- shore IWad. Farms police and fire units re- blaring and the door buzzers sounded loud and New Orlean8 sponded, as did diver Leon Sehoyan who did clear when opened. Police investigation showed DIXIELAND Bargain Prices on Harnrnill' it the heavy work in the icy lake. A Detroit Police the car to be stolen, and witnesses reported ~eeing another car push the stolen vehicle into CHET BOGAN helicopter assisted, searching the darkened wa- Selected Fine tvith Santa ters for possible bodies. However, everything the lake before speeding off. And ne WolVerine Six members of SEMARA, South JAZZ BAND Eastern Michigan Amateur Radio As- ~v~ry Tuesday9 p.m. Merchandise sociation, paid a surprise visit to the NH kids give $1~400 to GP Foundation Pediatrics Department of st. John THE LIDO $6,000 to the Foundation since under. Norlh Pole and his holiday helpers. Hospital on Dec. 14 with gifts for Christmas is a time when we try Dining, Cocktails taking the annual project. After having their pictures taken children and allowed each child to ,to do something for the less-fortunate This yMr, the Foundation accepted with Santa, the children did their .24026 E. Jefferson talk with Santa over the air. who may go unnoticed the remainder of the year, For the past five years, a chc~k in the amount of $1,400 from Christmas shopping at R a i n'b 0 w (Just North of 9 MI.) The group was led by John South. DECA and BOEC which was present- Bridge, the student-operated scbool way who donned a doctor's hospital a group of young people from North High School have channeled their ed to Dorothy Martins, director of store at North high. Members of gown, COlllplete with stethoscope, and the Foundation, during a special DECA and BOEC then assisted the was made up as a laughable clown. Chrlstml'll spirit to raise funds on be- H.llu.m half of a local charitable institution Christmas party held at North High small shoppers in wrapping their 'Santa was played by Robert Bou. that for many years has helped to On Dec. 15. newly purchased gifts in just the dreau, complete with reindeer sound B.lloon teach and guide young mentally and This year, in addition to making a right way. In all, more than 60 DECA effects, who spoke with each little physically handicapped children in donation, the members of DECA and and BOEC members partlcipated in Bouquet patient from a base station and the event to make it a most success. the community. BOEC hosted a Christmas party for through the club's radio repeater the young people of ~he Foundation. ful and rewarding activity. Dellv.~Jf atop the hospital so that all amateurs Refreshments and gifts for each of Faculty advisors for the $tudent and shortwave listeners for miles The North High School chapters of DECA (Distributive Education Clubs the 20 students were provided by a groups are Thomas Boos (DECA) .... vlo. around could hear the festivities, jolly, overweight visitor from the and Paul Pierron (BOEC). The SEMARA club meets monthly of America) and BOEC (Business Of- D,lIverle. by CDltulII' at North High School and sponsors fice Education Clubs) have been Cb,racter. amateur license classes in coopera. raising funds for the Foundatlon for fDrAn OccIIIDn.' tlon with the Groue Pointe school'e Exceptional Children each Christmas Improve YOlU' bridge skills continuing education programs, Call since 1977, Through the sale of cltru8 There's a "new look" In the pro- mediate level for the average player, 294-4848 Everctt Hawley at for more fruit each holiday season, the groups 885.6654 gram of brIdge classes beIng offered Regular Bridge classes beginning information on the club or classes, have been able to donate more than this winter by the public schools' Monday, Jan. 11, are planned as fol. Department of Continuing Education. lows: Beginners - Monday at 1 p.m., piCHE This term, in additlon to tbe usual Tuesday at 7:~5 p,m.; Intermediate - Thinking' r----~-_...-----l BARBER SHOP roster of lO.week classes at three Tuesday at 1 p.m. Wednesday at 7:45 of, Leasing ~ After Christmas I NOW OPEN levels (beginning, Intermediate, ad. p,m.; Advanced - Thursday at 7:45 IN-lHi-VILLAGiat vanced) and the popular players' p.m.; Rubber - Monday at 7:45 p.m., EGAN'S class (Play Rubber Bridge.) which Wednesday at 1 p.m. Think of begin the '.week of Jan.-ll, a series of All Bridge classes will be held in i SALE ~ MEN'S I,HOP six new bridge clinics will be offered. I-I Tu.dlr-Frldlr room B.4 of Parcells Middle School, DRUMMY S.lurdl' 1-4 Each of these single-session classes Mack Avenue at Vernier. Pauline Bon. Luggage & allaches 30,50'!;, App't or Wilkin will cover a specific topic: Defensive tekoe will be the Bridge In"tructor. LEASING INC. Desk accessories 50% Ilfor.I:30 Bids, Pre-Emptlve Bids, Slam Bidding, Full details, including :!rtes of the 8 Mile at Gratiot. GiflS 50% r.lr .ntrlnc. onl)' Penalty Double, Play-of.the.Hand and bridge clinics, are listed il1 the winter 1/2 off I 772-8700 772-2200 Handbags 40 & 50% I Popular Conventions. flyer of the Department of Continuing David B.1fore, V,P. 885-5543. The bridge clinics are not for be. Education. Call the department at 343. Ralph FIIZlk SaI.1Mgr. Umbrellas 50% ~ All Christmas ~ ginners, but are taught on the inter- 2178 for more information. Slationery & llIvilalions 50% Gloves -50'1G ~ Merchandise I Grosse Tennis bags 50% Thief mugs yule shopper Pointe News then approached the woman and IBR~~~~H~~EEL A Christmas shopper was mugged (USPS 220-600) I 150/0 off outside of Jacobson's last week when asked her what had happened. The Published E\'er~ ThursdB) a man approached and shoved a man reportedly said "I'll catch him" B) An/""ho Publish"" woman to the ground, taking hel' and ran off in the same direction as 99 Ker~he\B' A,enue the alleged purse snatcher. HARVEY'S purse. according to Grosse Pointe Gro .. e Poinle. ~Ii~h. 182:J6 IAll Store Merchandise I, "....~_tbP.~ City police reports. Police are investigating the incident INCLUDING: f,( " The Grosse Pointe Shores woman and said the suspects were described Phone 882.6900 Compleat Traveler V1 • Baldwin Brass ~. ,-~ ...,/-'":y"c:- .. told police she was walking between as black and thinly-built. ~:~=..I'..IIt. paid .1 W L I. C t I ~.- ~. the Jacobson's store and the Village III- m.DO t1! • a Ique rys a J(, • /' r~. ,.:,u=,r:.-:n par parking structure Dec. 15 about 5:20 Once the r ewe r e lOO.foot-long A-.. 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ht_ ~ Page Four-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursd "Y I December 24, 1'981 ---_._------_. ------_._-----_ .._------Con canlled bv Ballenger lllliis ELF decision . . \~. u.s, Senate candidate William S, area's economy, both in wages and Ballrnger (R.Lansing) applauded Con. commerce, should be at least $2.4 Woods police .;': gressional approval of the Navy's million a year," according to the Astute observation and quick ae. ',' scaled-down Project ELF submarine candidate. tion by a Woods police sergeant on communications system to be located Ballenger said those who have been patrol last Thursday morning. Dec. in Michigan's Upper Peninsula in a complaining about Michigan's poor 17 Coiled an attempted "pigeon drop" speech in Grosse Pointe last week. return Cor its federal dollars (one that would have victimized an 88. Speaking to the 14th Congressional survey ranks the state last among year-old woman. District Republican Executive Com. the 50) should realize that with in- "Sgt. Jim Davidson was certainly mil tee at the War Memorial, Ballen. creased federal defense spending paying attention," Acting Public Safe. ger said possible environmental ef. come a certain number of questions ty Director Jack Patterson said. "He fects from earlier and larger pro. and potential risks that Michigan, in could have very easily driven by and posed projects such as Sanguine and its economic doldrums, should be not stopped." Seafarer had been mitigated, and tftat willing to accomodate. Davidson, an IB.year veteran of the ELF would be no more of an enemy "It is self.defeating for Michigan to department, was patrolling the area target than nearby Sawyer Air Force demand more federal spending within of Mack and Oxford at about 11 a.m. Base. its borders, then insist on not only when he noticed a young woman on "Let's face it," Ballenger said, looking the Cederal gift horse in the the corner, holding a black imitation "right noli' the number one issue in mouth but kicking it in .the teeth," leather bag, talking to an elderly this state - and particularly the said Ballenger. woman and showing her the contents Upper Peninsula - is jobs. "The way some of our holier.than. of the bag. "ELF will create 145 permanent thou candidates and offiee.holders "When he saw it, it just sort of civilian jobs in the central U.P. and are talking, it's pretty obvious that clicked" that this may be an attempt more than 200 during its six.month the only increased federal expendi. to bilk the woman, Patterson said. construction and six-month test peri. tures we're liable to get here soon are ods, The long.range impact on the welfare outlays." Davidson stopped and approached-." the two, and noticed the bag had a parcel post label scotch.taped to the , ~irlE' which read. "Please Deliver to j e;;, Kurt becol11e Eagie Scouis Quick Silver Delivery Service." He Tr.e evening of Dec. 14 was a proud Bocci, Charles Schultz, Jay Simpson, said the bag was snow.covered, as if one for locat scouts and parents. as Kirk Phillips and Brad Van Tiem. it had been dropped. Troop 913held its fall Court of Honor. Tenderfoot awards went to, Tom The elderly woman told Davidson .". The highlight of the ceremony. held Haag, Steve strup, Bruce MacLean, the other woman, who was first .... at Grosse Pointe Memorial Church, Mike Rasmussen,. David Evans, John The GroEse Pointe Rotary Club recently and William McCourt, second vice-president. identified as Toni Norment from:" was the awarding oC Eagle Scout Hoey, James Antonson, Joe Reynolds, elected a new Board of Directors for 1981-82. Standing, from left to right, are Fred Seltzer, Troy Mich" said she just found the ','.. rank to Jeff Steele and Kurt Allen. Richard Stephans and Jonathan Harle. They are, seated from left to right, Jose Barrego, John Cabau, Ted Trefzer, John Mozena, and bag which. contained valuables, and ... , Eagle rank is attained by less than First Class was presented to Ronald first vice-president; Steve Tsangalias, president Norm Giard. they should call someone about it. .. one percent of all scouts nationwide Penkszic, Peter Lewis, Tom Goodrich . Davidson then asked Ms. Norment , and is Scouting's highest honor. Jeff and J. J. HUe. to hand him the bag. Looking inside, - , is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David Jim Reynolds, Mike Steele, Curt he discovered a box of what he.' Steele of Lincoln Road. and Kurt's West and Kirk Sanders were award .. called phony diamonds, three empty, .. , parents are Mr. and Mrs. James ed Star rank, while Phil Antonson, Calculate a personal cost of living index large tan envelopes, one of which Allen, also of Lincoln. Jim Barlow, Dover Bell, Brian Are you better off financially this payments in the medical care cate- government's CPI model one-income read "Bonds," and a card! which Brooks, Mark Gall, Jim Hellmich and year than you were last year? Do you gory. Apparel, entertainment and family with two children. With more read, "Dear Bra: Change in plans. In. Troop leaders also presented 108 Charles Stephans became Life Scouts. really know? "other" are the remaining categories. than half the American families hav- vested $66.000 in flawless gems. Don't merit badges to 30 scouts, and prog. Andy Clay and Vince Van Tiem, . Other includes education, tobacco and ing twe>paychecks, and fewer children worry. Not hot. Just good connec. ress awards to 34 others. who are already Eagle Scouts, re. There are methods to determme toiletries. being born, this model is out of date. tions. As usual, bulk of money in Receiving Scout rank were Robert ceived a Bronze and a Silver Palm where you stand financially and ways Also housing statistics reflect the bonds. Deposit in Swiss bank account. . Diefenderfer, Jonathon Hill, Gerry awards respectively. to help you get a firmer control over The CPI for February 1981 was 11.3 high' mortgage interest rales, How- Long live Iran!!!" h', your finances. percent higher than it was a year ever, with fewer people buying homes, When asked for identification. Ms. Qne of these is to keep a step ahead ago. The index stood at 263.2, meaning the D.epartment ?f Labor Statistics Norment produced what Davidson of the Consumer Price Index (ePI), it cost $2.63 to buy something which may give more weight to rents. called a non-validated Texas driver's cost $1 in 1967. license with the name Debra Ann '.New!N~w!New!New! which means holding your living costs The overall cost of living increase Laskey with a Dallas address. below national averages. The prices of individual items in. this year is around 10 percent. If your When asked where she was living, Mister A's Deli now has CPI filUfes are based on a survey eluded in the CPI are moving up at income has not matched that figure, she said on Eight Mile, but couldn't Spiral sliced honey glazed baked ham. of urban consumers which represents many different rates and the coUee- you will have' to find ways to cut say where. about 80 percent of the population. tion of goods and services that make your cost of living index. Davidson said he aske4 her what Misfer A's wishes everyone a Happy Holiday Unfortunately, the CPI does not in- up the index are of varying import- she was doing in the area, and she clude income taxes, which to many ance in the budgets of the 60 million Scllools sponsor answered she was "just looking. families is the largest and fastest U.S. households. For instance, if you around". He then asked what car she rising expense. are a two-car family and both you • • . was driving, and she 'pointed to a l GLAZED and your spouse drJve to work, your wrItIng contest white Ford Fairmont parked in a " : WITH OUR OWN Compare your expenditure for each transportation index will be consider- For the second year in a row, the meter area' near the alley. A com. '. ". index category for the same month ably higher than a family with one Groose Pointe Public School System puter check of the license number,: ,,' SPECIAL 89 this year and last. Then compare worker who spends $1.40 a day for is sponsoring the Scholastic Writing however, showed it had been issued I with the national figures. For exam. the bus. . . Th t. N to a 1981 AMC. , RECIPE OF t-".- Competition. e De ro 1 t ews Ms. Laskey, alias Ms. Norment, told .- II.... ~4' pIe, if you. spe,lIt $600 ,8 month for SPICES AND II_ • • of' .. housing in February 19BO and $660 However, if the incres-~ in your dropped sponsorship in 1979. Davidson she had rented the car from :" ' SEASONING ~.. ~~,S1l1o\o\c;\\ this February, then your housing own transportation budget is higher Students should submit creative a woman for $200. ' ""GOv""' ... index increased 10 percent. than the national increase of 13 per. material to an English teacher by She was arrested for attempted '. cent, you should take a careful look Jan. 14. Students can get rule books larceny, and was taken to the Woods .- Don't stand In a cold line come to Next, total your expenses for the at those expenses. Perhaps you can at the English Resource Center or station, where a custodial search, "." MISTER -"A's" Deli now and place index categories. Be sure housing in- bring them under control by either from English teachers. turned up a two miligram tablet of', , cludes rent or mortgage payment and getting rid of one car, or dropplni . . . Dilaudid, a pain killer. - , 'yourlJ.lid8 Order. . . ", ,;/.. interest, plus taxes and maintenance. the collision insurance on the older There ar.e three separate diVIS10l)S ." Under 9,.uestioning; Ms. Laskey gave ,~ V Food costs include beverages and eat . car. of entry thiS yea~:,.Grages ,7-;8) gri,4e!!i'H'(politfV~a~tlUrd ~I :r.n1llr.'M.",i[18 ing out as well as your groceries. 9.10 .and grades 11.12. On the na. of Houston' 'JJTex. vShe posted ~OOO ,-,"\ •> ... 'ER MI __. "A'." "D'Ea:r ~.'Transportatlon Includes your car ex. When comparing your cost-of.Uvinl tional level, the divisions are: Senior. bond.'8nd 'Wls released. I.• i 19210 MACK- Grolle Pointe Flrml 888-7914 penses as well as public transporta- increases against the national aver- Division (grades 10.12), Junior.Senior Police are still holding the car, I.':" , OPEN 7 DAYS tion. Don't forget to Include insurance ages, remember you might not fit the (grades 7.12) and Junior (grades 7.9). which they suspect is stolen. :, '; For each of the three divisions on the ". '

local level there are 19 categories in Scho- 01 hoard ,,'l I-~------_._--_ __ __._._~ which students may choose to partici- , ~ pate. Of W I All entries which reach the school accepts gl ts 'i p~------~-----~i i board office will be evaluated by 10' The Board of Education accepted a' J.,~ cal judges and the best will be given $3,470 gift from The Grosse PoInte ....: • ~I.M. I I W a mark of excellence, commendation North Athletic Booster's Club at its : I W or honorable mentiQn. Qualifying ma. Dec. 14 meeting. :":;: I i terial will be forwarded to the Na- The money will be used for the ; ...~ tional Scholastic Awards in New North High School athletic program :';. i i York. The finalists will be announced to provide additional equipment and ,,~:: i !J1f10~ ~ I i i Feb. 8. materials for baskelball, Wrestling,:",: i i swimming, track, tennis, cross coun.::-:': J ~J ~ i i try and the cheerleading squad. I i Where you keep your household The school board also accepted I ~ i i guns, if any, should remain your se. $800 worth of telescopic equipment i i cret. But police say the first place from former North High School stu. I i the gunburglars look for such booty dent, Anthony Landauer. J ~ ! With glad thoughts of ! is in the closet of the master bed. The board must approve gifts in J i ~ of Christmas in our ~ room. excess of $500. I I I.( hearts, we wish one 10( I • J i and all the best of this i I ~ beautiful, bountiful i I ! ! J ~ i time. Warm thanks. * WhY one year i I i i I I i Cyril, Allen, Dortha, Col. Joe Saad, i atMOTeCh I May the bells of I Iv.s. Army, Retired and all of us at i ~ Christmas ring .~ IVERBRUGGE MARKET I isworth two. In Jusl one year at MoTer.h o Less lecture time. more J in a season of joy I i 17328 MACK AVE. f.( Automotive Educalion Cenler. "hands.on" training in the L_~ ~__~__~~_d you gel 50 weeks of top. latest automotive technology, notch auto mechanics training. • Job placement assislance ~ and contentment for I Plus. one year of the two-year and free update Iraining after ------~------_._------work experience required for graduation. NIASE(NalionallnSlitute for I you, Their pibrant ~ o Credits that apply toward Automolive Service Excellence) industria! education or indus. Over A Century of Service cerlification, I sounds carry thanks and ~ Irial technology degrees at to the Eastside Communities .MoTech's !raining program IS some colleges. .... taught by service experts, At o Financial assislance for .. I ever-lasting gratitude to I (l.:-~ ~'\., , the only school direcled by an those qualified, and part,time ... auto company. The New work placemenl during training. Chrysler C<.rporalian. I all our loyal friends. I MoTech also offers 3 26.week 1~;-r>. -~~~ ~t:~ As a MoTechsfudent, you gr course in auto body repair, I I • .,-...' ,-f ~ .... ~ -;, c.." Enroll now! Classes in both programs start soon . •'c. ; ~~Lf- ITRAIL APOTHECARY SHOP IS NOW YOUR ~ Call between 9 a.m. and Noon: 522-9510. I PACKAGE LIQUOR DEALER ON THE HILL. ~ I ~ I L~ STOP BY FOR ALL YOUR I I ~ I I '~.col~ LAST MINUTE NEEDS. I Crop~heck Chapel of ~ -=-~_,~op TRAil APOTHECARYSHOP! ifhe Wm. R.eflamilton Co. I a HJNfRAI. DIRECTORS f 1-:"'/ hI I I ,>., ~ 'i Serving the Pointes Since 1949 ~ I 226 CROCKER BLVD. J 121 Kercheval on the Hill I Mounl Clemens 4R06~ 463.0577 I 881-5688 I Wm. R. lIamillnn II I a 11)(1;1. P)H I .... Iln,ill \ .. Hamilton John W. BrlH'kman Automotive Education Center. 35155 Industrial Road ~ SOD - SOM • Hnnalcl I), Hrrkmann 1.10\(1 R. \1onI8/!,1I1' Livonia, MI 48150 = ~ \ ....oc-ialr 1)irprlor .. J Open Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-7 p.m. I FOr"hands on" training in tOday's technology. .\1 t'rnher ;, ~ In r Iw110'1 Saturday 9 a.m.-5 p.m. ~ MoToC'h adml'& 5!udents 01 S"'y face. color naIIQf18~orlgtn, S8)<.or ace, 8S well as. the handicapped i~~~~_~~~~~b~~~_~_.~._~.RRR.~_~Ab_~_J'V,atlc,n,,1 Selec!rd .\1ort/uanf

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Thursday. ,Decemb~r 24. 1981 G R 0 SSE lOIN TEN E W S ------~-----_.------_._------~ ------_. __ . --~.__ .._- JacobSon's, Celebrating the holidays Kroger hit in the Latin tradition While a cookie on a mini.hibachi white of a republican Cornelia" might not closely resemble the scent "the decadent rose of the empire. bv robbers of a burning sacrifice, it helped Uni- The convivium concluded wit I versity Liggett School students and speech by "Dido of Carthage" ex. Using a w.ooden ladder posi- teachers show creativity in their cele. plaining the relationship between tioned at a second story window, bration of the Saturnalia Dec. 3. Saturnalian and Christmas customs, which ied to the singing of "Adeste thieves broke into Jacobson's Following an explanation of the Fideles" and other Christmas carols early Monday, Dec, 21, and took traditional Roma'n Winter feast, the about $12,000 in fur coats, ac- "ponlfex maximus" offered a Latin in Latin. This is the second year that ULS cording to Grosse Pointe City prayer adapted from Dido's prayer students have hetd a ceremony for in Book II of the "Aeneid." The "ar. police. the Saturnalia. In the words of Latin biter bibendi," or master of the wine, The thieves crawled through a teacher Helen Fildew, "the celebra- then poured a libation of grape juice broken win d 0 w, knocking down tion serves to brjdge the centuries to the gods signalling the beginning Christmas decorations, and grabbed between Romr.n and contemporary of the feast. six coats from a fur showcase, accord. culture. It also is an excellent oppor. ing to Sgt. John Drummond. Saturnalia entertainment was pro. tunity for University Liggett Middie vided by eight Upper School students Schoolers to be a part of the Upper The thieves were probably in the who performed a Latin dramatization School Latin program and have a Kercheval Avenue store no more of two banquet scenes from the sec- glimpse of what studying that classic than a few minutes, Drummond said. ond year textbook. Revellers were language can be in the years ahead," reminded of the brevity of life by the A scout car on routine patrol dis. presence of a full.sized skeleton, covered the ladder and fur hangers which inspired the singing of "Gaude. Liggett Inlltlt on the ground about 4 a.m., Drum. mon said. A Detroit pollee tracking amus Igitur," students compete dog was called In to check out the All .participants in the convivium For the second year, University store for suspects, but found no one. were clad in togas or stolas. Prizes Liggett ?>Iiddle Schooi math students for the most authentic costumes went are participating in a series of five (,ity polic~ allio !"pvl"t"J. iul ;3,000 to what judge Eric L1m1pf. UL~ Eng. lneClS :)!JOJl~VH;:J by tht Cv;;,t1r:c~~=.! robbery across the street from lish instructor described as "the pure Jacobson's at the Village Kroger )-lath League. Each meet consists of six problems store early Sunday, Dec. 20. Police to be solved within a 20 minute time said store employes arriving for work Swedish Yule Dlass period. The top six scores from each discovered two holes in the roof grade make up the team scores. for and the safe cracked open. Police Patients and staff members at Cottage Hos- include Theresa and Peter Bayer, Stephen Nes- at Immanuel Church sait,l the thieves apparently made bitt, Don Krueger, Joni Greschak, Becky and the school. At the end of the contest, pital received a real treat earlier this month The 62nd Candle.Light Service will awards will be given to leading in- .their way into the store by lowering when the "Kris Kringle Carollers" performed Joe Hagan, Carol Riegel, Gael Traynor, Mark be held Christmas Day, Dec. 25, at 7 dividuals and teams on a regional and a knotted nylon rope through one of .at the hospital. Decked out in 19th century and Debbie Nesbitt, Mike O'Heara, Karen a.m. at lmmanuel Lutheran Church the holes. national basis. attire, the Harper Woods group entertained on Wilson and Vince Kracht. located at Chandler Park Drive and Leading scorers on the first meet Sgt. Drummond said similar rob- all levels of the facility. Members of the gr:oup Dickerson in Detroit. held on Nov. 19 were sixth graders beries have been committed in St. Dr. Constantine Trued will offici- Mike Rubin, Jenny Nystrom, George Clair Shores, St. Clair and New Bal. ate and bring the Christmas meso Pantos, Alexandra Selim, Kavila Sood timore Kroger stores. St. Clair police Adopt-A-Family program succeeds for seventh yaar sage in English during the Christ. and Tom Vallone; seventh graders recently arrested two 17'year-old men More than 65 families in Detroit other school groups in providing food, Donald Dungan, the groups contrib. mas worship service. Christmas sing. Chris Butler, Peter Hardy, David Chilo in connection with that city's Kroger and Grosse Pointe will receive Christ. clothing, gifts and even an occasional ute money and presents. Students take ing, and music will be performed in ingirian, Ben Hein, John Andary and burglary. mas presents from students and staff Christmas tree to make some families' a personal Interest in seeing that the Swedish by the Swedish Arpi Male David Barlow; and eighth graders Chorus, John Birgbauer, Oscar Alcantara, Bri. Sgt. Drummond said there was at of Grosse Pointe North High School. holidays more joyful. presents are fitting and complete. The annual project, called Adopt.A. Under the direction of the Student North's Student Association has A coffee hour will follow the an David, Kathy Davies, Bryant Kong, least one two.man car on patrol when Carolyn Seydel and Susan Thomas. the Jacobson and Kroger robberies Family, involves homerooms and Association and its faculty advisor sponsored the project for seven years. service. occurred. North students Senior earns are CPR trained • fine a $500 honor All sophomores enrolled in physical VillAGE .MARKET Nine South High SchOOl ,eniors reo education at Gross.e Pointe North wines centiy competed for a $500 journal- Hlih School have received training in 18328 Mack Avenue-In the Farms ism scholarship award. CPR, card1ac.pulmonary resuscitation. - presenf- • First place was captured by Sam The program is sponsored by the liquor Fuqua, second place was awarded to Health Education Council of Grosse Michellll Spivak and third place went Pointe, with the actual training done "THIS WEEK'S SELL RI~JGERS" • to Lisa Kressbach. b)" representatives of the American Price. EHective Dec. 24, 26 and 28 The contest was sponsored by The Red Cross. "SEE .BOTTOM OF ADV. FOR STORE HOURS" Newspaper Fund, an orianiutlon supported by The Dow Jones Com. Students receive preliminary in. pany to encourage careers in journal. structlon throush the use of texts, ism. workbooks and a film. They then work GRADE A SPLIT The contest included two writing in small iroups to study specific res. assignments and a headll~e writing cue skills, using a life.slze dummy. At assignment. the completion of the weeklong in. • structlonal program, they take both a FRYING CHICKEN BREAS,TS The contest was organized by Neal written and a skills test, checking Shine, ,mene.lnli edlta.11a( ihe.:~o~"u,.such techniques .as aiding a person I Free Press, and it was judged by who is experiencing difficulties in Larry Sulllvan, assistant to the man. breathing or who is choking. If. they (Keel Bone Removed) aging editor of the Detroit News, successfully complete the program, 5 LB.BAG'5.98 'Catch Of The Day' Stan Soffin,. assistant professor of they receive a card attesting to this journalism at Michigan State and fact. Judy Diebolt, a reporter for the Free "I think that CPR is something ev. FRESH BOSTON Press, ery student should be familiar with," OUR OWN, READY TO COOK The contest was open only to South says Tom Teetaert, Physical Educa. SCROD students. tion Department Head. MISTER A's The creator of the T(lke a tour LB.. "Popeye" cartoon, E1:l.ie MEAT LOAF LB. PAN 51.95 Crisler Segar, said he 2 $2.79 01 historic Wine Shoo got the idea for the 19210 MAC~ character from a town Cranbrook Alaskan King personality named Rocky Combined tour/lunch- . 886-7914 Fiegel in Chester, Ill. eons are offered at his- OUR OWN toric Cranbrook House eRABLEGS weekdays by appoint. ment from September through June. Non.prof. MOCK CHICKEN LEGS 55.49 LB. it, philanthropic groups eoodtILastef (comprising a minimum of 20 and maximum of 52) who look for a day (Ground Veal & Chicken) to remember can enjoy LB. 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BAG • OVEN READY anecdotes a b 0 u t the r IRENT A CAR I BONELESS CHICKEN Booth family, described 00 b~' docents. Breast i C I$20 PER .DAY I A va i I a b I e lunch. 9 eon menus, selected pri. Milano $2 PB. CABBAGE Mon"ol.d ~,.. Our Own S;:~:'(J: Iwo\cfll'lodt and 8r'Qd,d NAPKINS LB.18 or to tour, vary from WI'" Our ~'ollon 5p,tu o'\d Seoaso"'''ils In P'reoHwcre Po'" the simple, basket type Reo(ldv F:H i+lt OV'! ... CALIFORNIA FREE MILESI variety to gourmet, ac. Large C 1100 .... - 140 COUNT companied by an elab. Size FOf .. Ilttle .. 120 I*' dly you Oven Ready Stulled CALAVOS ~ I orate pun c h. Prices EA.59 .~ un b. drIving I new, lully I range from $5.50 to $11, . .' ;{.~equipped CIIr. P"Mnget' .nd I Roasting GREEN ONIONS OR I ~ •• - " __' ~. CIIrgO_ ••• -.0 enlllble . including tour. Arrange- C ments can be made by Just.s McCullagh Le.. 1ng hes been s study, Chickens 69fB. I I In a cookmg bog Bunches reliable nelghbOf, 10 will McCullagh Rent.A.c.r. I calling 645.3149. RADISHES 3 $1 The next time you or your comptlny needs en Tours only, for groups -4 Ib overage YOUR CHOICE! I Iddltlonal C1r, remember we'r. In the neighbor. of 10 or more, also are - PKG.65 I , I hood. " you Wlnt to .IV. time end money, 0111 available by calling 645. Oven Ready Sluffed Boneless us. Office hours: Mondr:-FrMey 8 A.M. to II P.M. I 3149. Admission is $i.50 ~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~ I c.r ItOIen or damaged? Cllil UI right efter you for adults, $1 for stu. Chicken "ONE MORE TIME" cell your Inaufence compeny, I dents (over 14) and sen. MERRY ior citizens, Proceeds are Breasts $2~~. I ALSO AVAILABLE Sluff.d with our own horn. mod. LABONTE I WEEKEND SPECIALS as low as $40 I used for the upkeep of Cranbrook House, which loge dr. Sling IMPORTED FRENCH CHRISTMAS I with 500 free mile.. I is locatel at 380 Lone I 20700 13 Mile Road I Pine Road. OVEN READY OPEN DECEMBER 24 'TIL 6 P.M. 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Page Six.A SROSSE POINTE NEWS Thur$da~, December 2~1 198 I ------. .• Florida exodus predicted hy Club Obituaries .• Walt Disney World's "Tencennial presents a show with three.dimen. , sional forms appearing to float in celebraUon" heads a list of Florida Home. The Reverend Paul F. Kepp- •, space. Nearby Circus World offers an attractions expected to lure some Walter Logan ler from the First English Lutheran I' • Aqua Circus starring acrobatic divers. . 500,000 Michiganians to the sunshine Services for Mr. Logan, 75, of Church conducted the services . .• state between Christmas and Easter, The $300-million Orlando Inter. Ridgemont Road, in the Woods, were She died Thursday, December 17, . according to the Automobile Club o( national Airport, billed as "the air. held Saturday, Dec. 13 at Unity in the St. Clare Nursing Home, Michigan. port of the 21st century," opened in Church of Today in Warren. Detroit He died Sunday, Dec. 26 in Bon Last year Michigan ranked sixth September. The widow of John Mortson, Mrs. Secours Hospital. ~pind Georgia, Ohio, Alabama, Loui. Titusville's LaCita Golf and Country Mortson is survived by two sons, Mr. Logan is survived by his wife John H. Jr., and Harold; three grand. siana and New York as a point of Ciub is working on its new Lee Marjorie,' five brothers and five sis- origin for motorists entering Florida Trevino-uesigned course. Lion Coun. children and one great. granddaughter. ters. Interment was in Acacia Park as more than one million Michigani- tr)' Safari near West Palm Beach has Cremation was at Forest Lawn ans sought out the sunshine and sandy Cemetery. a new $2.5 million campground, and Cemetery. beaches. there is a new computer.programmed wave tank at Planet Ocean, an ocean "Daily 10th birthday celebrations Mrs. Alice H. Schmidt science museum at the entrance to Dr. Richard L. Zuehlke at Disney World in Orlando will lure a A memorial service for Dr. Zuehlke, Services for Mrs. Schmidt, 72, of Key Biscayne. Devonshire Road, were held Friday, major portion of the travelers, but 42, formerly of Grosse Pointe, late of Dec. 18, in the Verheyden Funeral Florida has an array of new attrac. Completion of 26 new bridges has Iowa City, Iowa, was held Saturday, made island hopping in the Florida Home. tiona which also will keep the tour. Dec. 19, in Iowa City. She died Wednesday, Dec. 16, in ist. coming this winter," said James Keys easier than ever. The Jackson- He died Tuesday, Dec. 15 in Iowa ville Zoo has introduced a new sec- Providence Hospital, Southfield. Drury, Auto Club's Travel Operations City. manager. tion caUed the African Veldt Adven. Dr. Zuehlke was a professor in th(' Born in Hancock, Mich., she is sur- vived by a son, Carl E.; a daughter, ture, and Marineland has opened its Department of Dermatology at the In the Orlando area, Laser World Mrs. Susanne Boyer; three brothers nautical-theme children's recreation University of Iowa. He was a member park called Play Port. of the American Medical Association, and two grandchildren. Art lovers are expected to flock to the American Academy of Dennatol- . Interment was in Forest Lawn, l\'Ien~sgroup the new salvador DaU Institute fn St. ogy, the American Society of Derma- Cemetery. rc;;~~.o~~i'6,"'~':u ~t ~~.:~~h~ 1!;:~!: tologv. the Society of Pediatric Derma. offers Ilelp with the A. Reynolds Morse coilec- tology and served as president of the tider! iionrekoe tion of oils, watercolors, drawings Iowa chapter of the Dermatological Services for Mr. Bontekoe, 59, of The Men's Resource Center of and original graphics by Daii. Society from 1974 to 1975. He served the Woods, were held Monday, Dec. Metropolitan Detroit is offering, with. Motorists starting out from East as treasurer of that organization from 21, at the A.H. Peters Funeral Home. out charge, a daily drop-in support 1971 to 1974. Michigan will find Route A on Auto He died Thursday, Dec. 17, in st. group to help men who are single, Dr. Zuehlke is survived by his Club's map is the fastest and most John Hospital. widowed or divorced during the wife, Audry, a son, Bill; two daugh- direct to Florida, covering 1,401 miles Born in Detroit, Mr. Bontekoe was Christmas season, open from 6 to 8 ters, Susan and Julie; his parents, Mr. of 1,75 - all four,lane highway with a graduate 'of Lawrence Institute of p.m., now until Jan. 4. and Mrs. Milton Zuehlke; and a only about 50 miles of semi.mountain. Technoiogy and worked 29 years as a brother. Special groups will be held at the ous driving in Kentucky and Tennes, mechanical engineer at the Detroit Memorial contributions may be center, located at 24385 Woodward at see. , Automotive Tank Command in War. made to the Richard L. Zuehlke Der- Ten Mile Road in Pleasant Ridge, For sightseeing in the Smoky Moun. ren, retiring in 1978. matology Educational Fund, c/o John Dec. 24, 25, 31, and New Year's Day He was a member of Pillar Lodge tains, travelers can take Route A-I, Strauss, Department of Dermatology, if warranted by interest. No. 526, F&AM; the American Auoci. which leaves 1-75 at Knoxville and University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa hooks up with 1-95 for the approach ation of Retired Persons; and the Na. The holiday season can be the 52242, to Florida. tional Association of Retired Federal most emotionally difficult time of Dr. Zuehlke was cremated. the year for the single, widowed and Route B generally offers the best Employes. divorced man, according to George winter road conditions and is the Mr. Bontekoe is survived by his Hendey, center director. Frequently, most direct route for travelers from Mn. Charlotte Mortson wife, Pauline; two sons, Elden II and for the man without family support, West Michigan. A meandering trip Services for Mrs. Mortson, 83 of Paul; and a daughter, Leslie Ann. it becomes a very depressing time. through scenil: and historic sights the Shores, were held Monday, 'De-. fnlerment was in Forest Lawn await motorists who choose Route C. cember 21, at the A.H. Peters Funeral Cemetery. Mountain scenery is the attraction on Route D, which should. be avoided Trickey la'wyer in U.S. A.rmy Reserve' Craft 'classes during cold-weather months. Route E He earned his Army officer's com- will combine a trip to Washington, Army Reserve Captain Charles COMPARISON OF ROUTES-DETROIT TO MIAMI- 1982 mission through the R.O.T.C. program D.C., with a Florida vacation. Trickey, III, of Brys Drive, in the at the Club at Eastern Michigan University. Be. Tolls are slightly higher than last Woods, has joined the headquarters fore coming to the 300th, he served The Neighborhood Club, 17150 year, with Route E being the most of Soolh Military Police Command (U.S. Army Reserve), in Inkster, as with the Army Reserve's '7oth Divi- Waterloo in the City, is offering arts expensive at $10.50 and. Route A.1 ROUTES MILEAGE 4.lane high way TOLL sion (Training) in Livonia. and crafts classes which include mac- the least expensive at $3.55. the assistant staff judge advocate The SOOth comprises 20 units and rame, knitting, crochet and sewing. Auto Club travel counselors advise (legal officer) of the five-state com. A 1401 1401 $ 6.50 more than 1,800 part.time soldiers in motorists to allow two and a half mand. Macrame classes meet the first and 13 cities of Michigan, Indiana, I1li. days to reach the Florida state line A.l 1419 1418 $ 3.55 The part.tlme soldier's civilian em- third Thursday of the month from ployment is in private law practice nois, Missouri and Iowa, The units' and three and a half days to reach $ 6.50 noon until 1:30 p.m. Knitting cluses 8 1456 1456 with the firm of Maceroni, Maceroni wartime missions would include oper. Miami. meet on the second and fourth Tues- • S.l 1497 1482 $ 6.50 and Trickey in Warren. ation of priso,ner:of.war camps and days of the month, 10 a.m. to noon. 1460 $ other military police duties. Any man who thinks his lack of C 1574 9.55 A 1965 graduate of Tecumseh High Crochet and Ilewing cluses meet on Reservists hold down full.time ci- noteworthy height has to keep him D 1375 7221 $ 7.30 School in Tecumseh, Trickey earned the second and fourth Thursdays, 1:30 a bachelor's degree in history at vilian jobs, maintaining their military p.m. to 3. out of competitive athletics might £ 1587 1580 $ 10.50 consider the fact that most of the Eastern Michigan UnJversity in Ypsi. skills by attending two days of drill FlU' more information, call the players on the Professional Golf As. lanti in 1969. He received his law de- per month and two weeks of Annual Neiihborhoocl Club at 885-4800. sociation tour are under 6 feet tali. gree from Wayne Sta'te University. Training each year.

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In order to Inform you of the latest airline schedule Residents want schools changes our office WILL BE 9PEN . '3 on Saturday, December 28 and Saturday, January to get 'back to basics' e H~vlng Just returned from her Brussels Office, In a recent memo to the Grosse dents in the high school mathematics Home of the' Meat Pie Mireille Wilkinson has the latest Promotional Pointe Board of Education, Supt. clas!es, e) learning about what the Fares available In Europe, SO WHEN YOU Ken Brummel outlined several edu. schools are doing In the teaching of GO TO EUROPE, 00 TALK TO THE EXPERTS, catlonalissues he found on the minds grammar and writing skills. f) shar. • Pita Bread • Filo Dough only _they can quote you Special European of residents, business groups and Ing information about the use of mi. Fares for 1982 and Issue those Special tickets. school employes during several com. crocomputers . munlty meetings. • At one of the meetings for pres- • Olives and Cheeses Brummel said concerns include de. Idents of community organizations, Best Wishes for a veloping a community pool and teach. there was considerable discussion de Bary Travel Inc. ing foreign languages in Grade 9 In. about the a) declining test scores, • Cooked or Raw Kibbee 17850 Maumee/Cor. FIsher Rd. Very Happy and stead of Grade 7 to save money. b) why there is declining enrollment, Grosse Pointe, MI. 48230 Follows is Brummel's memo, in c) why teachers joined Local 1, d) the Healthy New Year 881-3747 part, to school board members: possibility of a millage reduction, e) Stop in for last minute party needs • Some parents expressed the procedures for reducing teaching and concern that teachers have too much adm.inistrath'e staff, f) sa\'ings from 1. paper work which precludes them closmg schools. g) use of cable tele- • Wine • Groceries • Pastries • Beer from devoting full time to teaching. vision as an instructional resource. • War Memorial Program Devel- h) making qualifications for certain .------COUPON---~~------~~ opment Committee Chairman, Alex programs more rigid due to declining I , Suczek, expressed interest in coordi- enrollment, i) promoting early reo % nating activities with the school's Ad. tirement incentives. 110 off Beer - Wine - Champagne I Need More Than One? ult Education and Community Edu- • Municipal officials questioned cation programs. why more electives aren.t cut at the ! With this coupon I • Develop a communication pro- high school level to save money and At the time of priming this ad, most of gram for widows who are working in response to declining enrollment, 1 OHer good through December 31, 1981 : the households and busmesses m the Grosse In the Gros~e Poilllt: :>dwvl.. and if the :>chuv! .;~,;.;tcnl i;; rc.::~iving ! I Poimes will have received their free copy of • In meeting with aides, there was requests from non-residents (partic. concern they had no sick days or any ularly Detroit) to have students at. ~------"The Little Blue Book," The Grosse Pointe description of benefits for which tend our schools. Parking In The Rear Business.& Professional Telephone Directory. they are eligible. In addition, they For those outside the Grosse Pointes and requested an annual salary statement. • Local realtors wanted to know to Local Polish 22205 Greater Mack, S.C.S. others who may want extra copies, "The whom they should go for information Little Blue Book" is available for $2.00. at about the schools. They also expressed relief fund set 777-2256 the following locations: interest in visiting the schools with their clients and having a report The Southeastern Michigan Chapter, Open 7 Days Dally 9:30-11 :00 .Suggested Retail Price comparing the school system with American Red Cross, recently an. those of comparable communities in nounced it will accept public finan, Sunday 11-9 the state and county, cial donations to help low.income el. .Parents of soccer players ex. derly citizens and young children survive the coming bitter winter in Grosse Pointe "The Little Blue Book" pressed concern for the lack of play- ing fields. Poland. Book Village 19802 Mack • Plant personnel indicated that All checks should be made payable at Dorthen 16837 Kercheval they had some problems in getting to "The American Red Cross," ear- , 885.0244 882-0702 " new equipment, saying that although marked for "Polish Emergency Remer' it was requested and approved at the and mailed to "Executive Office, The Book Shelf Schettler's The League Shop building level, it was apparently re- Southeastern Michigan Chapter, Amer- "On The Hill" Drug "On The Hill" jected at the central office but no in- ican Red Cross, P,O. Box 351, Detroit, 112 Kercheval 337 Fisher Rd. 72 Kercheval formation concerning that rejection 48232." 886.2066 885.3453 882.6880 was ever sent back to the buUding. .,. The action was taken following a .n, _ • Plant personnel requested (hat call by the League of Red Cross So. negotiations next time be "speedy" cieties, based in Geneva, Switzerland, 111 and that there be no "stalling." The to its worldwide membership to assist ';11 scheduled dates for negotiations ought the Polish Red Cross with the rellef h SAVE EVERY SEASON FROM to be set and met. effort, now hampered by the political -'''.' With Kero.8un@ Portable Heaters • Cafeteria matrons expressed con- turmoil in that country. cern for their membership In the American Red' Cross National Head. C.O plant bargaining unit. quartj!rs in Washington, D.C. has Ili • Some concern was expressed that made an initial donation of $100 000 .j[' J HOLLYWOOD these recent serIes of community to the Polish Emergency Relief F~nd. '.;j meetings might be the only time the Th~ League of Red Cross Societies Is superintendent was available to the seeking more than $6 million to assist . 1>n public. (I expressed the hope that this would not be true.) the Pol!sh Red Cross in its mission. • The Hill merchants are interested According to Southeastern Michigan PHARMACY In knowIng the status of the Richard Chapter Chairman Leo Brennan, the Polish Red Cross has responslblIlty SprIng Ihowers When thl .um- Thll lall glye Set your thermo. properly for parking. They also ex. bring llowerl ... mer .un goee your lurnaea an .tat at Illl.' Keep ptessed disappoIntment that the nigh for /10.000low.lncome, aged and handl. 20853 Mack Ave. end cool deytlme down, a Kero. eKlra month 011, warm thl. wlnter- school bands would not be available capped persons and for 20,000 chilo houri. Warm up Sun- Omnl16t Heat juet the lor only pennie. dren from families with social prob. your lemlly room can ke.p alum. room you're an hour~th The to participate in their ThanksgIving with a Kero. mer cottage cozy In with an Dlr.ctor by parade which Is held the day afler lems and handicaps. Kero.Bun,- Sunt Radiant 8. T. all eyenlng long. OmnIB!!.- Thanksgiving. "Because of the high cost of trans. 881.8100 • In meeting with leilslators, I porting goods overseas," said Bren. Don't walt for the next heater models. Kero.Sun-the have mixed reacUon to the Impact of I)an, "thl! most effective way of meet. Pharmacist and Owner season. VIsit U8 now and see kerosene heater for all the lobbyist employed by the Out.of. Ing . the needs of these people Is' our complete selection of all seasons. Formula School Districts. through financial assistance. Funds I U.L. listed Kero.Sun portable lulk K.roeen. • There was a wide variety of op. donated through the Southeastern Mr. "Bill" LeUekens Avallabl. Inions on the recently negotiated con. Michigan Chapter will be transferred tract with the teachers. A few felt to the League of Red Cross Societies who has been at the location It was too much and many expressed through the American Red Cross, the feeling that it was appropriate in The League wUI then purchase food, for over 17 years. 11g.ht of infiation. and salaries being clothing, blankets and other Items in paid in surroundmg communities. Europe for s hip men t to seven • The Grosse Poin!e Park Associ- specially.designated Red Cross \':are. allon merchants expressed Interest In houses in Poland for distribution to ------COUPON--~------Because you don't developing the morals and manners have money to burn. Individuals or institutions." of high school students. This same Brennan said the Red Cross will not group is also interested in reviving be able to accept supplies such as the Merchants Award program which On All food and clothing except for specific 51 OFF .#.t!~ was once successful. They wondered bulk items from manufacturers that 19815 MACK, In the Wood. 881-8233 if that might encourage school spirit are willing to undertake the cost of NEW AND TRANSFER PRESCRIPTIONS at the ,middle schools. They are in. Mon.-Fri. 1.5:30 Saturday 1-4 Sunday CloMcable television, c) plan- director of Detroit Area A'gency on nmg .co-sponsored in,service training Aging. which include the Grosse FREE I s5 OFF ANY meetlOgs for administrators and SPECIAL MENU Pointes, testified on behalf of the teachers, d) learning about the test elderly. Older Americans now num. Pock •• Pack of I TIMEX WATCHES and procedures used to place stu. KI•• n •• with Coupon I WITH COUPON Prime 12 Oz. N.Y. Cut (Broiled) ROllt Prill' Rib of Be,f Ajus ber more than 25 million. 11.2 per- fltpi,es O&c. 31. '98' I Expires Dec. 31.1981 ONION RINGS. MUSHROOM CAP cent of the total population. Miss '12.95 Crowthers focused attention on the $12.95 Cottage seeks effects of the federal budget for 1982 ------~-----~------as it rt'lates to older Americans. Facial Tissues (200 Count) 2 for 99 Choice Allt MllRDn Broiled or hfI fried Red Slapper new equipnlent "What seems to them callous in- ONION RINGS. MUSHROOM CAP TAIL PORTION Cottage Hospital of Grosse Pointe difference of the federal government for in the Farms, has asked the state t~ to their plight as Michigan senior Paper Towels 2 99 $13.95 '13.95. approve the establishment of a cardiac citizens," she said, "means thev will catheterization laboratory and service. not be able to live lives of d'ignity Cricket Lighters 2 for 99 SURF& TURF The equipment would be located in and security in spite of forty or morl' spaCe that would be remodeled to years as taxpayers and earners." for RI.t Mignon & Alask.1t KID' Crib or Frog Le,s '14.95' accommodate the service. Because unemployment is not a Playing Cards 2 99 DRAWN BUTTER The project would cost approxi. significant factor in formulas for mately $503,945 and would be com- state allocation of federal funds, sen. Gal Jug. ALL DINNF:RS INCLUDE: Glass of Great Western Champagne or Windshield Solvent 9CJc pleted in January. 1984. ior citizens in ;\hchigan ,.uffer a m 1St ASII Spumantl, Soup. Salad. Choice of Potalo (Baked, French, or Cot. ...--.uw: ---m: ~ In keeping with state and federal ironically brutal fate. :-'fiss Crowtht'rs ta~e), Coffee. & Dessert (Cheese Cake. Baklava or RIce Pudding). regulations requiring state approval pointed out Senior citizens. who haw' and action by the local health systems p"id taxe~ into the federal and state Post Office Sub Station agency board prior to new service, systems for a lifetime of employment Opens December 15th inside Hollywood Pharmacy Cottage Hospital of Grosse Pointe has and scrvice, are experiencing a pc. Mediterranean Lounge applied for a certificate of need. The riod in which th('y are forced to f2ce % 18390 E. Warren W of Cadieux 885-S887 application is on file with the Mich. th(' future worried about wheth('r 10 Sersior Citizen Discount I0Il_ igan Department of Public Health, they will havc food. sh~lter. he~t. "'NQUIT' MAm. CH.UOf • IllS" Pl4110U CA• ..., OUTS Division of Health Facility Planning health cau. or serT;'ices, public and and Construction. private, she said. Free Prescription Delivery , •

Thursday, December 24, 1981 Page Eight-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS ------_._._------_ ..------_ .._------._-- --- From Abroad .- For A New Expuience \lieit - London brief: "Valerie w' Robinson of Cambridge, Bored thI-S I-nter? ~WILD WINGS GALLERY England, observed most . . THE MIDWEST'S intimateperceptivelymomentduring thatan N-ot wI-th these classes ~ NEWEST AND FINEST her boyfriend, Patrick . ,. , NA TURE AND Gylton, had the names Details of the winter program of Bicyele Maintenance and' Repair, '. WILDLIFE GALLERY of 30 girls tattooed over Adult Education and Youth Enrich. Basic Principles of Investing, Bed- various parts of his body. ment classes scheduled by the public spreads and Canopies, and Boiler \ featuring limited edition So when he proposed " reproductions schools' Department of Continuing Operation. marriage, she only ac. Education are scheduled to reach all from original paintings. cepted, providing he'd Also ne ware six bridge clinics: residences via U.S. mail through the Defensive Bids, Penalty Doubles, Play. ~ C,:ving! Mil Gdt Iref/l!' Sidle Md Federal Duck Stamp Prints give her top billing. To. week of Dec. 28, according to Dr. of.the Hand, Popular Convefttions, gether they found a tat. George T. Eddington, supervisor of 'I, ~.LLfRY HOl'lIS ,~ Pre.Emptive Bids and 51<\111 Bidding. MOI\ "l ....u. lAt"d Sa'.)O 00. Eo 00, n'l..n. rn 1000. ~.oo. Sun., 12-00 • ~ too artist who needled Continuing Education. , her name 17 times into Other new.for.1982 classes include .' Those not receiving a gre~n flyer II'llD\I'l:oiCS ~15 Ann ATbmT,.il (Do"nlo"n)PlymOlJlh, Michigan 48110 the remaining available Brown Bag Your Way to a Three.Star J ,kpIIOI,' 0131 45S.HOO arc asked to contact the post office spaces." Lunch, Candy Molding, C h a r it Y serving their area. Residents of zQnes Suczek Presents Recipes from the 48236 and 48225 call 226.6498; tbQse Three.Star Reslaurants of France, in zone 48230 call 226.6488. Chess for Beginners, and Co~mer Pointe Dodge New Years Weekend Special The winter f1~'er contains in;orma- Awarelless: How to Buy a Usell:~Car, tion on 252 classes in seven categories: arts and crafts, cooking. foreign lan- Mure are Creative Imagery, Cup FREE MillAGE guages, sports and exercise, careers Cake Creations, Dance Brush.Up, Noon Dec. 3J Desserts Around t.he World, Divorce' Fuel Fron' Wheel and vocations, special interest, and one-night stands. (or Women Only, and Do The Cba Ef/iden' Olive Cha Cha and Rumba. Four Drapery. Noon Jan. 4 Although most oC the long.term Reliable Making Workshops will also be held: ~. Continuing Education classes for ...... 95 "., .. _ ~~\-...... ) •• 1"...l +..., (" +\-,"'I "I-on',.. Introduction, Pleats and Linings, .... aUUJi.:> ~ .. t;::: ,::Il u..., ~ .; ~.. Shirring and Sheers, and Valances. -.7 of Jan. 1B, the exercise and sports offerings begin the weeks of Jan. 4 Other new classes for adults are and 11. In addition, shorter classes Drugs, Drink, and Kids, Easy Bread. and one.night stands are scheduled Making, Easy Way to Watercolor, weekly from January through Febru. Estate Planning Workshop, Fondue ary and March. for You, Foxtrot Fun and French for Travelers: Introduction. Also included in the Adult Educa. tion flyer is a roster of 28 offerings Also new.for-1982 are From Me to in the Youth Enrichment Prog"'m, We: Transition to Family and Com- 884-7270 most of which begin the week of munity.Centered Life, Getting Ready Jan.25. to Go: Paris, Getting Ready to Go:: The winter program contains 82 Spain and Glass Etching. new.for.1982 classes, according to Dr. Others are Guides to Effective Eddington. Leadership in Work and Volunteer DENTISTRY Added to the Adult Education .ros. Organizations, Harbinger Dance Com- ter beginning in January are Astron. pany \VorI

Christmas each day at Crallbrook Ever)' day can be like Christmas for those who receive year.long memo berships to Cranbrook Institute of Science. Prospective members to the Detroit area's natural history museum now can benefit in more than 15 ways, including unlimited f r e e admiG- SlOn, several guest pass. es and subscriptions to a quarterly magazine :'The Explorer," pi u s free admission to 28 mu- seums which are part of the national "Explorer" family. CALL US... The membership in. vestment .also means TO INSTALL monthly activities de. WE HAVE ONLY MODERN "YOUR" NEW signed for those \vho en- joy outdoor fun in na- SECURITY ture's midst, such as DIGITAL SYSTEM)' cross country ski in g, skating, pick nicking, an astronomy star party COMPUTER and bird, wildflower and nature walks. Other benefits shared are planetarium and ob. EQUIPMENT ~ervatorr demonstration privileges. Honey Har. vest and Maple Syrup Festival programs and twice monthly Saturday WE MONITOR OTHERALARM SYSTEMS films in the auditorium. Also available are spe- Let us hook-up your existing systems to our computer cial ticket prices to Iec- tures by outstanding ex- monitoring. New alarm installations: residential or com. perts in the physical. bi. mercial. We service all makes. Fire alarms and equip. ological and social sci. ment. ences. (Past le-cturers have been Rachel Car. son, Margaret :-'Yead,Rog, it er Tory Peterson, Mary YEARS OF EXCELLENCE it Leakey and Jane Good- .it alL) In addition, mcmbers F it- arc p('rmitlrc! unlimited SI.OO 51. use of the science libra------oo-e. ry with cherkout priv. il('gcs. a monthly news. 10070 OFF le!trr that lists current GROSSE POINTE ALARM CARRY OUT af~ activitirs and discounts "MAD" on cl ..sscs, & DELIVERY MONEY 702 NOTRE DAME Corry.ou II Deli very 886.5070 (One Do/lor Vo/ut) MISTER A's GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN ONLY + EKlra 51.50 Good In Dining Room delivery charge ONLY/1 Bakery 886-5070 . 19210 MACK 886 ..7914 GIlOSSE POINtE ALARM Phone 884-3630

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Thursday, December 24, 1981 GROSSE.POINTE NEWS ------~--_.--~--- ..-~. ----~------SEMTA plans for nasty weather SEMTA Customer Information Cen- ule. The Southeastern Michigan Trans. The SEMT A Emergency Plan will portation Authority (SEMTA) is ter, 962.5515 or 1-(800) 482.5161. The emergency schedule SEMT A go into effect when a storm or hliz. ready to meet winter weather condi. zard reaches such serious proportions tions head on. buses serving the Pointes will be- 510 Van Dyke, Lakeside Mall to Dc. that a state of emergency is declared In recent years, snowstorms and by local or state governments. It is blizzards have brought transpCirtation troit; 560 Gratiot, Mt. Clemens to Detroit; 610 Kercheval, via Little also possible that as snow and traffic to a virtual standstill in the Detroit conditions dictate, SEMTA itseli may metropolitan area. This year, SEMTA Mack (there wlll be no service on Jefferson by this route). The 630 declare an emergency traffic condi. has devised an emergency plan to tion and put the storm emergency cope with Michigan winter storms. Jef(erson, Mt. Clemens to Detroit, schedules into effect. "The SEMTA Snow Emerglmcy Plan bus is also on the emergency sched. is designed to schedule buses and trains in a way that will help com. Chair seat weaying class at Center muters reach their destinations safe. Mary Herbert an instructor former. having first properly prepared the Iy and expeditiously in an emergen. Iy on the staff at the Henry Ford frame. Students should also bring to cY," said SEMTA Acting General Man. Museum, will again offer a course at class a pail fo~ water, rags. ~r an ~ld ager Gary W. Krause. the War Memorial in chair seat weav. towel, measurll1g tape, utility knife Through daily reports from an ad. ing. Using cane, splint, paper rush or or pen knife, pencil and paper, oue vance weather reporting and fore. the ever popular wicker, students sided razor blades and a few band casting service, SEMTA says it is in learn to bring new life to old chairs. aids. the position to anticipate severe The class meets on Tu~sdays, Jan. Mrs, Herbert will supply some of weather problems 24 to 48 hours in 19 to Feb. 23, from 7 to 9 p.m. in the the material or will advise students advance. lower art studio of the center. Stu. where to purchase same. Course fee In the event of a daytime snowfall. dent should bring the chair to class is $37 for six lessons. which would affect the afternoon rush hour, passengers who work in ! •Fine Art Posters - Sale • Fine Art posters sale the Detroit central business district will he directed to specific pick.up ~T'-rT'""l ~r\. nmp Tl J points, keyed to geographical areas, e for out-bound bus service. '1".H.~ rUu.l £.J l.\' SEMT A buses will serve all the I ~ usual downtown boarding points, in. ~ c1uding the following that have been II( COLLECTION Public schools photo designated as Emergency Boarding Points, serving eastside and northeast SALE I may be hard to spot him at first, among sponsored a contest for fifth and sixth graders , It communities: ~ iiJ to come up with a new design for the school's Selected Posters 'his fellow fifth and sixth graders at Poupard • Woodward at Grand Circus Park • I school, but peering above his original design of newsletter. Ricky's idea was the winning entry. • Woodward at Michigan 1/3 to 1/2 off a dragon is Ricky Regalado. The school recently • Woodward at Fort Starting 12/28 through 1/31/82 • Jefferson at Beaubien i • Cass at State r I 15227 Kercheval • Healtl1 expert will visit ULS • Fort and Shelby • Cadillac Square and Bates ! Grosse Pointe Park J "Step right up And shout it wud as other basic health concepts. a variety of other speakers who, she Each pick.up point will be staffed 313.823-1370 , My body's great And 1 am proud!" During Wellness Week, Wayne hopes, "will excite the youngest stu. by a SEMTA person dressed in an Open 10.5 Mon ..Sat. • '- Slim Goodbody County Intermediate School District dents as well as reach the more orang€, poncho who will be respon. ! sophisticated fifth grader." nutritionists will teach children about sible for directing waiting passengers I That message will be the central anI! help them prepare healthy foods. Dr. David Bryck will discuss goo::!. ~V eUl::I • elBS - SJel80d ~V. eul.:i • ales - SJel80d to correct buses. This person, equip. theme of University Liggett Lower For a concluding project, Lower r1~ntal care while child safety expert School's first "Wellness Week" sched. Schoolers will help plan lunch menus Michael Runk from Children's Has. ped with a radio, will have access to uled for Feb. 1 through 5. Leading for the next week. pital will slress car safety to each SEMTA offices for minute.by-minute the cast of health education experts As part of schedulzd gym classes, class. Volunteers from the Family coordination' of services. Riders wait. is Slim Goodbody who, with his col. ULS children will participale in the Li[e Education Council (FLEC) orc ing for outbound buses a~ pick.up leagues, will talk to youngsters about poinls without :J SEl\lTA shelter will DO-IT-YOURSELF Kalo exercise program taught by As. scheduled to meet wilh fifth gradel'S being the best possible person they sumption Greek Orthodox Center for six weekly sessions to discuss ];e sure :lnd comfortable inside stand. can, both physically and ml'ntaJly. staff, who will lead the youngsters alcchol and drug abuse. ing buses whit'h will be used as tem- Dressed in his familiar leotard illus. through a series of cardiovascular Rounding out the events will be a porary shelters. trating body organs, Slim will discuss BUROLIRILIRMS exercises. In addition, parents, faculty program on the importance of leisure In an afternoon rush.hclUr emer . .the functions of these parts as well and friends of the school are invited time to good health presented by gency, SEMTA will make every ef. WIRELESS OR WIRED to join an hour-long Feb. 2 Kalo class :\1aury Graham, "King of the Hoboes." fort to maintain regular outbound at 12 p.m. in the Ford gym on the A children's art show assembled by routes, according to a press release • HOME. BUSINESS :Liggett students Cook Road campus. (Please bring a Jo Snyder, artist.in.residence at the from the authority. Some schedules, ,'invest' $100,000 pair of gym shoes or running shoes.) Woodland Medical Center Pediatrics however, n'lay be altered and some • AUTO ~Iarion Shanle, coordinator of Well. Department, will complete Wellness routes may be combined to best serve • APARTMENT • CONDO What does a student do when sud. ness Week events, has arranged for Week activities. ------,------~ ------the riding public. denly giv'en $10D,OOO? For an assign. ' In the event of an overnight snow- SAVE MONEY .. ment, University Liggett School His. fall, which would affect morning rush BUY DIRECT FROM ,tory Department'Head Mary Remillet Early hird breal{fast at South hour sch"dules, SEMTA says it will MANIJFACTURER! . asked her economics students to in. operate bus service on major routes ity 10 bring students togethel' before • SECURITY EXPERTS ,vest the fictitious amount in a port. By Kevin Roberts only. Commuters can learn which school to have a warm morning snack Frw SllrYlys/lnlonnation .folio over the semester. The aim of South High School's cafeteria, for major routes are in service by listen. th'l project was to learn the oper. to start off the school day." O.. 11ty Since 117D 54 years, has been a source of lunches ing to radio and television weather O.. r IUDD Plrtll A__ In Stock ations of the securities and invest. for students who choose not to go The mini.breakfast is from 7:30 to emergency bulletins or by calling the fment markets. home or brown bag it. As of Dec. 1, 8: 10 in the morning, and students • ALL EQUIPMENT . At the start 01 the year, students however, the cafeteria underwent a who wish to attend can buy cereal ON DISPLAY & WORKING • CLOSED CIRCUIT T.Y. "set goals for their portfolios with buy. .maJor expansion, opening in the morn- with milk, doughnuts, c<:>ffee,hot choc. Lilll"ary's Lowrie. • • POLICE DIALERS "lng and' selling" e:tpecteU''1:'lJ' 'tJe'" ctfu. .'thgs for the 'first'time to' serve break. olate and rolls. IICDNTRDLLOR • FIRE ALARMS sistent with these aims. 'Some Upper fast. "The cafeteria funds this program. says goodbye Schoolers bought on margin and SYSTEMS"T"" An "early bird mini breakfast" pro. The food is from the cafeteria sup. others dealt in options trading, but The Grosse Pointe Board of Ed. gram has been started and is still go. plies," Le:\l'ieux said. ,l1li CORPDRATIDN \75 most preferred to pal'k their money ucation recognized retirfng circula. II ing strong. Attendance has been bet. in the less.risky money market funds. Although student~ seem to enjoy tion clerk Rosemary Lowrie for her ter than expected, according to school 24 years of service at the Central Li. RETAIL. WHOLESALE "Even though the initial $100,000 in. administrators. the program, Le:\1ieux said, "We don't I :Vestment was only on paper, the ma. initially expect a lot of students to brary at its Dec. 7 meeting. SHOWROOM ~jority of students "couldn't bear the "We thought we'd give students come, but we're hoping that students Before the library began its out- 772-6100 '.'thought of parting with even a dime," the opportunity to have before.school will take advantage of this opportun, reach service, Mrs. Lowrie took books =tel. ell fOllocltion 21389 GRATIOT " Mrs. Remillet said. time to talk and relax," said Bernard ity. We had 30 or 40 students the to persons unable to come to the 1oICH. UCtJl8l No-oil!! nurut youl 4 'Blka. North of B Mile first morning." library, To help the clas.- understand eco. LeMieux, assistant principal. "We initiated this program to get the stu. nomics more clearly, Mrs. Remillet dents out of the hall before SChODl has invited several financial experts OPEN DAILY and into the cafeteria." 10:00 - 6:00 16711 MACK AVE. ,to address the group, including EXCEPT SUNDAY BUY - SELL :Wayne Shapero from the First of Students also favor the program. at York.hir. ~Michigan Corporation, who spoke Said sophomore ::\fatt Sabella, "It's . about options trading. very convenient to eat a light break. MOE'S Coins & Stamps 885.7140 • Assembling an investment portfolio fast on the run when you're still BUYING COLD AND SILVER !h Open Daily 1'-8 : is just one aspect of the illtroductory hungry." Mike McFarlane, also a Anything Marked 10K - 14K - 18K .I Sunday 10-2 Q~' sophomore, added, ''It's an opportun. .I :'course in economic theory. The pl'O' and Sterling Silver ~'ject, however, does provide a vehicle .I "YOUR COMPLETE FOOD & BEVERAGE CENTER" B : for students to test their hunches. "In It's illegal in Maine to set a mule Selling 1 oz. Silver Bars : past years," recnlled Mrs Remillet, on fire. Nu woman in Utah under I * * PACK'AGE LIQUOR DEALER * * I : "someone has always made a killing, the law can wear heels higher than 16115 MACK an inch and a half. Professional mind J . . I . but I don't think it will happen this DETROIT, MI 48224 : year due to the state of the current readers can't serve on jury duty in (313) 881.395~ : market." ' Memphis, Tenn. ~ 'WE WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS' ~ E-Z Cut Hams Advertisement for Bids ~ ..geM? nn/" I. I Planetarium for Grosse Pointe High School North ~~~ , Grosse Pointe Woods, 1\1148236 REMODELING I. Prime Rib Roast ~ AND ADDITIONS Sealed bids for the work will be received by the owner until 10:00 a. m. Standard Time Thursday. January 7, 1982, at which time and place all COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTI~L !ill •Beef YOU CAN NO !ill bids will be opened publicly and read aloud, ,~ ARCHITECTURAL SERVICE The work comprises the remodeling of an existing room and provision of BATHROOMS - KITCHENS ~ Tenderloins PLACE YOUR ORDERS FOR ~ a planetarium dome and equipment. The work includes removing existing 'BUILDING floor slab, excavation. new slab, ramps and steps, wood dOCirs, metal .I • frames, new aluminum entrance and metal folding gates in adjacent 777-6840 Stahl's "SPIRAL SLICED" • ~orridors! finishes planetarium ?ome and projection equipment, planetar- 21719 HARPER AVENUE ST CLAIR SHORESMICH4lQ() Bakery HONEY GLAZED fULLY BAKED " mm seatmg, convector and sprmkler alterations and electrical work. I~ .I Bidding documents may be secured by prospective bidders at the office -- -- ~- ~------98 of the architect, Louis G. Redstone Associates. Inc., 28425 W. Eight Mile .- Road, Livonia, Michigan 48152, telephone 313-476-6620. FROM I- Grosse HAMS $2 LB. I Eac.h ~rospective bidder will receive an issue of three complete sets of SANDWICHES ~ Pointe NO NEED TO DRIVE ACROSS TOWN! .I the. blddmg documents and pr0p?sed contract documents including the ~. TO STEA~SI ~ .I project manual and the constructIOn drawmgs and extra bid forms for a CARRY OUT ; Custom PLEASE PLACE YOUR OR.DER .I deposit of $100 per issue. AVAILABLE In addition, prospective bidders, sub.bidders, and suppliers may order RAM'S HORN Senior ~I';ten$ : Cheese Cakes A FEW DA YS BEFOR.E ! separate sets of the ~ocuments for a non.refundable printing charge of $2':; Oluovnt 10'% : IT IS NEEDED, II RESTAURANT I JlIIl """,,m o,a•• S:2 so) per set plus a depOSit of $100 per "et, Documents will be furnished only in I 17410 MACK AT ST CLAIR I pm .. lll pm g .I complete sets. Documents will also be available for inspection at the office of the I WE ARE FAMOUS FOR J OPEN DECEMBER 24th UNTIL 5 p.m. I architecl. at the Builders Exchange of Detroit and Michigan, 1351 E. OUR DESSERTS I Jefferson, Detroit, Michigan 48207, and at the F.W. Dodge Corporation. Open Ho•• Md. S.. , Dilly! I OPEN DECEMBER 31st 10 'TIL 2 .I 141':; Trumbull. D!!troit. MI 48216, I Wed.-Vegetable ~~NhNbN~NhN~N~h~Nh~~~hh~~~h~~~NhhNN~ Bidders must attend a pre. bid conference at thl' existing room to be Christmas Eve ThurS.-Chicken Noodle remodeled at Grosse Pointe High School ~orth. 707 Vernier Road, Grosse I Fri.-Shrimp Chowder Pointe Woods. Michigan 48236. to begin at a time and place to be given in I 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sal.-Navy Bean the supplementary instructions to bidders. Sun.-Chicken Noodle Each sealed bid shall be accompanied by bid security in an amount Mon.-Split Pea I Tues.- Tomato Rosemarie equal to at least 5'1( of the base bid amount. payable to the Grosse Pointe Open Publ ic School System in the form of: a) a hid bond underwntten hv a surety licensed to do husiness in the State of ~lIchigan with a POWI.'; of WEIGHT Attorney ('ertified to the date of the bld bond on lx'haJi of thr inrll\'lrlual Christmas signing for the surety com pany: h I a certified ('heck: c) a cashier's WATCHERS check. Bids will not be accepted

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Thursday, December 24, 1981 GROSSf: POINTE NEWS Bruins win 'C' meet for Swim Club Twenty.two swimmers from the 25 back and the 25 fly. He ,I' J fin. Grosse Pointe Swim Club recently ished third in the 50 back ar.d fourt' regionals partiCipated in the first "C" meet of in the 50 breast. Geoff Celhar 1.. 1 the year at Eisenhower High School ished second in the 25 bf{>a~t, fow Ih The Grosse Pointe Bruins crushed in Utica. For many of the younger in the 25 back, fifth in the 50 free Lansing, 7.1, last week to win the swimmers this marked their first and 50 back and sixth in the 25 free. Bantam AA Michigan regional Silver competition in a United States Swim In the 9 and 10 year old age group, Stick hockey championship and ac- Association sanctioned meet. complish a pre.season goal. With that Geralyn Bocci won the 100 yard win, the Bruins became only the sec- In the 8 and under category, Anne breaststroke with a time of 1:37.44. ond Grosse Pointe team to qualify Marie Boutrous captured four firsts, She also took second place honors in for the North American Silver Stick winning the 50 yard freestyle with a the 100 yard Individual Medley "nd finals. They will travel to Port Huron time of 36.41, the 25 yard freestyle the 50 back, as well as third in the in late January to play for the top in 16.05, the 50 yard backstroke in 100 back and fourth in the 100 free. 44.93 and the 25 yard butterfly with honors. Also placing in the girls' 9 and 10 a time of 18.36. Boutrous also placed Using their superior skating skills. group was Heidi Mader with a second Grosse Pointe took a 2.1 first period second in the 25 yard backstroke and in the 50 fly and fifth place finishes nr~h h~ the 25 Y:l:d bre~s~st!"C'!-:e. lead before putting Lansing away in the 50 back and at! ieee. with second period and three two Karen Ellis captured a first place third period tallies. The Bruins dis- Among the 9 and 10 year old boys, ribbon in the 25 yard backstroke with played the scoring balance advocated Mike Celhar took a first in the 100 a time of 19.70. She also placed third by coach Tom Costello as each goal yard breaststroke with a 1:37.79. in the 50 back, fourth in the 25 free, was scored by a different player. Mike also placed sixth in the 50 back. and sixth in the 25 fly and 50 free. Marty Sanclemente and Tom Davis Karen Dundon was second in the 25 In the 11 and 12 year old group, scored to offset a Lansing power play breast and 25 fly. third in the 25 effort and give the Bruins the first Gerald Bocci was fourth in the 50 back and fourth in the 50 back, and period lead. Goals by Rankin Barker back while Chris Nevison was fifth 25 and 50 freestyle. and captain stacey Rickert opened a in that event and sixth in the 200 yard Individual Medley. 4-1 second period lead, before mark- Wendy Mader also placed in the 8 ers by John Hirschfield, Keith Barich and under group, capturing third Also competing for Grosse Pointe and John Russell made it a 7-1 final. place honors in the 25 and 50 free. in the meet were Sheila Thompson, Defenseman Tom Madden earned as well as the 25 breast. as did Amy David Borbeau. Tricia Vitale, Laura three assists and Robby Wood and Butler who was fifth in the 50 yard Wilson, Jamie Loffredo. Anna Fran. Rickert picked up two each. Goalie freestyle. cis, Jon Wilson, Erica Tietge and Tim Dino Masella provided the goaltend- Among the 8 and under boys, .logan. The next competition for "C" ing to support the offensive fireworks. Brandon Cromar was second in the s.wimmers takes place Jan. 9 and 10 Coach Costello and assistant coach South's tennis champions • • 25 and 50 yard freestyle events, the at Oakland University. Jim Bednarski led the Bruins to a 24-2-3 record so far this season, in. Although South's girls' varsity tennis team Madeline Willard, Paula Reichert, Laura Hack. eluding a current 18.game winning won its sixth consecutive Class A state cham. man, Liz Wachter, Tracy Echlin, Nancy Wright I ~ streak. Defensively, the Bruins have pionship in Holland a month ago, it's never too and coach Stephanie Prychitko. Led by Reich. ert, the NO.2 singles player, No. 4. singles Mac. ~~------~-, allowed just 37 goals in 29 games for late to shew off a championship team. South's an average of 1.28 goals per game. 1981 tennis title-holders include (kneeling, left key, the NO.1 doubles team of Wright and Ech. ~Buscem i's ~ On offense, the Bruins 'average four to right) Michele Coddens, Monica Tulloch, lin and the No. 3 doubles pair of Tulloch and I ~ t goals per game and have scored a Leslie Mackey, Laura Gushee, Stephanie Schulte Gillooly, South finished with 32 of a possible I I $ total of 118 goals. and Anyes Gillooly; (standing, left to right) 3li points in the state championship finals. Will be I Members of the Silver Stick reo I I I gional champion Bruins include de. ~ fensemen Jeff Garrett, Eric Grant, ," Chris Luongo and Madden. The for. All Pointes tops' Livonia ! OPEN ! fj wards are Barich, Barker, Mike Bry- ~ kalski, Davis, Hirschfield, Rickert,. By Earl Duignan The home team built its largest manently. Arbury (23.11) and Peslar ~ Russell, Sanclemente and Wood. Based on the"1980.81 Michigan Met- lead of the night in the butterfly (29.2) captured the. boys' and girls' ~ Masella and Peter Muer handle the events, as All Pointes was able to 8 and under 25 yard events. The east ~.. goaltending duties for the Bruins. ro Winter League championship meet ! New Year's Eve ! held last spring, last week's catchup capture only four of the nine fly siders also swept both 10 and under I ~ between the All Pointes Swim Club events staged. Suzor (18.05), Jeff events as Mike Bucciero (41.86) and I I i . and Livonia Aquatic Club Spartans Williams (33.17), John Bourget (29 .. Nora Brooks (40.37) remained un. 9:00 A.M. • 2:00 A.M. ~J!~l.ILS gIrls .end promised to be a nip and tuck affair. 03) and Maureen Connell (30.45), in beaten at the 50 yard distance. Mike I ~ And indeed it was, as the local swim. her first All Pointes appearance of Crane (41.2) in the boy!>' 12 and un. ~r" mers returned from their second road the year, recorded 8, 12, 14 and 18 del' event and Chris Lorenz (38.2) in r~,~{year at 11.3 trip of the season with a hard-fought and under age group wins, respec- the girls' 18 and under event were the other breaststroke winners. New Year's Day! ~'.-. > By Kim Homan 247-228 victory. The victory, which tively. ! , '-. ULS was the third in as many dual meet Momentum gradually began to In the free style events, All Pointes The University Liggett School girls' outings. was especially welcome since swing to the visitors in the back. was able to increase slightly its ten- I 9:00 A.M. • 2:00 A.M. i ,I- . _ varsity basketball team finished its these same Spartans had edged All stroke events, however, as a 12 point uous three point lead to 14 points. I ~ k ';, season with an impressive record. of Pointes last spring by a mere 16 deficit was transformed into a four Suzor (17.18) captured her second ~., ''i. 11-3. The team ended the season wlth points for third place honors in the point advantage heading into the in. individual first by leading Helen Lo. 121920 Mack Ave. 776-5757 Q ~,;. ~ three games in the league tournament. league championship meet. dividual medleys. Although the Spar. piccola (25.78) and Maggie Weyhing ~ ~ ';,.~~ Playing Greenhills .at home, the All Pointes relied on what is be- tans threatened on numerous occa- (28.5) to a win-place-show sweep r;,..

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'.~ .;11" ;II 1 Grosse Pointe I ~i Hockey ,:~ .'" l Association ,: .I ,. IBy Brad Tisdale ~ ~ ...

The Mite House Canadiens lead on goals by Hartingh and Des~r. continued their winning ways, anno. The Canadiens came back WIth three from Van Elslander and one s t r e t chi n g their undefeated i from Fitzsimons for the 5.3 win. streak to nine games. The Red Other goals came from Deseranno i I Wings moved into second on a :md Nicky Lorenzini. win and two ties. Casso Smith and Chevalier a~sisted MITES on Flyer goals; Emiliano and Nicky Team W L T Pts. GF GA Lorenzini and McCracken on Cana. Canlldlens 8 0 1 17 Z8 11 (liens' goals. Keith Kovalcik and Paul Red Wings 3 1 5 11 25 19 Bryan refereeu this fast.movlng game. Flyers 5 3 0 10 25 25 SQUIRT Seals 3 3 2 8 21 18 Team W L T Points Rangers 3 4 2 8 23 23 Canadlens 712 16 Storks 1 6 Z 4 19 32 Bruins '731 15 Maple Leals 0 6 2 2 11 23 Whalers 6 S 2 10& The Red Wings are sponsored by Conner Park Florist and The Titans compete in Pee Wee House play under the ,. ,.,.... , ,....., ~ ", ~ RED WINGS.STORKS Islanders 2 II 0 5 lncJuae, ieit to rignt, \ irul1~ ruw} Juiu. nc..';~e, ::;~;•.l...,;~ .. . • ,. ~, ~. .: _ ~... _: 4 .. 'l, _ ~ 1_ • "" .....~ H('I c.;;';.~;;, l>jJou,:,v.a.::UU}I u.a. ~.l'''lU.:) U.1 U1U:t::»1fi;;. ... \uur..t': ..... t=:tUU .&U"'UJ~""'zt a....e nil uu.",~ ,.uu",o Y""''"''''''"'w ...... 0 ...... 1 Ie n ! David HaJJ, Charlie Roby; (second row) Greg Watson, Mike left to right, (front row) Mike Henry John Giacobbe Chri~ the Wings a 4-2 win over the Storks. Semack, Tim Jerome; (third row) James Smith, Stewart Gerlach, Brad Bartos; (second row) Brady O'Toole Anthony Leith, Bogos, Wieczorkowskl and NORTH STARS.WHALERS McLaren, Mike Carroll, Tom Stephenson; (fourth row) Howard DiPasquale, Scott Adlhoch, BrodIe., Wilson, Eric M~ki; Tim Ryan, assistant coach. Lance Erickson and Robby D~vid Posch, Pa~l Sutherland; (fourth row) Gary Berger, coach; nero The Storks' goals came from the first period; Doug Wood drew an Hydon were not pictured. . Bill Adlhoch, aSElstant coach and Wes Maki, assistant coach. Rajt and Briere, with assists from assist. Andrew West also scored in the Warczak, Torriee, Zak and Dunlap. first, for his first tally of the year. SEALS.RANGERS Woods added an unassisted goal in the second period and assisted on St. Paul cagers take t,vo wins Pat Pisogna's shutout goaltending Lepard's second goal. Llsandro Lor- The St. Paul 78ers girls celebrated Belanger all chipped in the two and Mike Klobuchar's hat trick led enzini added a goal in the third points each in the balanced scoring the Seals to their third win in two period, Shannon Peralta assisting. the holiday season wHit a basketball weeks, 3.{}.Assists came from Mor. victory over Our Lady of Good Coun. attack. reale, Phlllips and Olson. PEE WEE sel. 26.12, last week. Lynn Vismara Todd Crandall, Drew Allison, John CANADIENS.MAPLE LEAFS Team W 1. T Points led the fastbreaking team with 12 points, followed by Becky Steffes Dwaihy, Chris Glass and Mark Kra. Tucker, Fitzsimons and McCracken Red Wings 10 4 1 21 with eight points. The girls are at mer all contributed to the victory each added a tally to lead the Ran. Hawks 8 4 3 19 the top of their division with a 3.Q with sound defensive and rebounding gers to a 3.Q victory over the Maple Flyers 8 4 2 18 work. The key to the win was a Leafs. The Leafs, plagued by the flu, Titans 2 190' 3 7 season recQrd. 3 Also enjoying their win is St. Paurs hustling, aggressiye full court press missed most of their "A" line, but Islanders 1 7 78ers No. 2 boys' team, which topped that created numerous scoring op. managed to keep the Canadlens close. The Pee Wee house league has st. Joan of Arc, 36.14. St. Paul pulled portunitles for the Lakers. Scott Nesom and MrCracken drew proved to be very competitive this. away from St. Joan of Arc in the In other St. Paul Laker basketball assists. year. The Red Wings have won 10 second half, after taking an 11.10 action, the 78er boys' No. 1 team lost RANGERS.RED WINGS games, but seven of those wins came lead into the locker room at half. to Our Lady of Good c..::~nsel,40.23, The Red Wings and Rangers skated by two goals or less. The Hawks' tlme. St. Paul outscored their oppo. as did the 56er boys' team, 32-24, and to a 4-4 tie In a wide open game. eight wins were decided by less than nents, ~, in the second half. the 56er girls' team, 42.24. The 56er The lead changed throughout the two goals In six instances. The mid.. "': All 13 St. Paul players contributed No. 2 boys' team had its best de. game, season tournament, scheduled for the ., to the victory, led by John Joliet fensive game to date against St. Lad. FLYERS.MAPLE LEAFS middle of January, will determine the ~.: .coring 13 points, Tim Nugent with isla us, however the contest ended in The Flyers dominated the first two Pointe Pee Wee team which will ., .ix, Peter Drv.te with five and CHff a Laker loss despite a strong offen. periods, taking a 3.0 lead, but the compete in the district and state :.. Grabow.kl with four. Kevin Enilish, sive attack by Paul Chase, David Mc. Leafs responded with two goals 1n finals, Anyone of the five teams ". Joe Mooney, Ray Echlin and Mark Cormick and Lew Echlln. this 3.2 Flyer win. Owens, Hartlngh could win it all. ~ and Deser.nno led the Flyer attllck; HAWKS.ISLANDERS aullts went to Primeau, Chagnon, The sharp goaltendlng of the;. Smith and Stroble. The Leafs' Hawks' Geo!! Donaldson and the .~ Club'8 cage stan-dings Schweitzer and Tripp Tracy scored; Islanders' Clay Chapman resulted in ~ The Flyers are sponsored in Pee Wee House competition by assists went to McMlillln, Lanny this 0.0 tie. i Mo.t teams in the Neilhborhood Wubtee's, the Flying Machine Bar Sonar Professional and include team members, lelt to rl,rht, TrICY, Gotfredson and Crowley. RED WINGS.HAWKS . Club'. Men's basketball league have and Monahan Construction are each (front row) Tom Czenkner, Brian Schweitzer, Patrick Clavet, CANADIENS.8TORKS The Red Wings skated to a 3.1 :1 played three iames and already there 1.1; 1st C.R.C. is 0.1 and Art Van is Gordie Maitland; (second row) Bobby Osbome, David Rivard, Goalie Bart Koclk held the Storks victory and maintained top spot in ,~ are several challengers for the top 0.2. Paul Antonenko, Scott Fleming, Cameron Hoffman; (third row) to one goal by Richie Harder as the Pee Wee division. Goals were \.~ spot "in each of the six divisions. Al Osborne, assis~ant coach, Steve Shaya, Shannon Frame, Peter teammates Scott McMillan, Scott Van scored by Tim Jerome, Charlie Roby . There's a four.way tie for first Elslander and Kevin McCracken and Rabble Hydon. David Hall and ~ In the Yellow division, City Limits Hoffman, coach, Adrian Benvenuto, Bobby VaJice and Denise place in the Over ~O Competitive dl. scored to lead the Canadiens to a Greg Watson drew assists. The Wings ~t Ind Your Pllce Lounge are on top vision. McBrearty and Adlhoch, Rou. Hoffman, manager. .with 2.Q records, fonowed by Altier 3.1 win. . received excellent goaltendlng from if leau's Rustics, Jim Saros Agency and . R~~~m~ORKS .,.» "".lllike-$emac)r; T)fe. .lnsle"Hawk goal; Pizza and Pub and S~monSet at 1.1. the Cavanaugh Insurance Vikings all ,:.., Raiders of the Lost Ark and the ,-.John Ferguson and Peter Bourke came from Mike .McCracken. ? hold 2.0 marks. Your Place Lounge each collected two goals to lead the The Pee Wee Titans have a young :g Bluen are Q.2on the year. is even at 1.1 and Nino's Market, In .Blue clvilion play, the Cava. Rangers to a 5'() shutout win over team this year, with only two return. ~ . Spirits of Grosse Pointe and G.P. the Storks. Brian Quinn collected the Ing players. 'fhe goaltending has been .;. naugh Insurance Vikings are 3.Q; Memorial Church bring up the rear , Jane's Gang is 2.Q; Candelite Lounge fifth goal for the Rangers. Bourke, handled by Anthony DiPasquale, who ~ at Q.2. Ferguson, Matt Moroun, Stefen Teitge has done a fine job. \ ." and Hot Tips are 1.1; Wallpaper Un. ! In the Over 30 Non.competitive and Jay Auld each had assists. At center are Brady O'Toole and...; i limited and DOH Bi.County are each , 0-2. The InebHltes are 0.1. league, Addy Morand Machinery Red Stephen Tucker recorded the shutout. Bradley Wilson. Playing left wing ~~ The Average White Team leads tre Flags are 2.0, Dandy Bar and Mutsch. ." :~ SEALS:RED WINGS . this year are Jeff Berger and Jim ;: Green division with a 2.Q record. ler Kitchens are 2.1 and the Grainary . The. Red WIngs skated t~ their LeDuc. On right wing are Paul.: Studio Camera is 1.0; Raiders II, and AAA Legal are 0.2. . fifth tie o~ the year, 2,2, Wlth the Sutherland, John Giacobbe and Joe ~~ Seals. Goalies Georg~ ~etersmark and . Morandini. Rounding out the defense ~: Danny Lefebvre klclCed out ma~y are Mike Henry, Scott Adlhoch and .; sh~ts. Jay .B erg e r and R~bble Eric Maki-all Grosse Pointe Hockey ~. Wlerczk~wskl scor~d fo~ the WIngs; Association veterans. "C" line stars ~~ &:ott WI.erctkowsk.l,.Enc Ryan an~ include Chris Gerlach, David Posch ,; TIm Weidner assIstIng. The Se~ls and Brad Bartos, ~_. f. - goals came from Jeff Osborne, With . c: assists from Greg Semack and ThIS week, the News features the .-. \ . Pisogna, and a. second goal from five teams, Titans, Red Wings, Flyers, ~~ I Gary Spicer, assisted by Matt Spicer. Hawks, and Islanders, in the Pee Wee ~4 I I CANADIENS.FLYERS house division. ..~ The Flyers took off to an early Pee Wees are 11 and 12 year.olds. ~: ,.~4 ....,,' ~. Brownell cagers open 'with tvins ...... ~ The Brownell eight grade boys' bas. The Brownell seventh grade bas.~: 11th ketball team opened its season last ketball team suffered a 23.21 over.:' week with an impressive victory, .time loss to L'Anse Creuse South. :: ANNUAL The Hawks participate in Pee Wee House play through the beating L'Ans!! Creuse South, 29-18. Brownell led the entire game until ..:. 'courtesy of Harper and Nine Mile Dunkin Donuts. The team The Bullets were behind through. South converted a three point play::':' includes, left to right, (front row) Ruben Ascencio, Mike Mc- out the first quarter before Brownell's with little time left in the game to ~ GREAT lAKES Cracken, Jim Ryszewski, David AleYi (second row) Ted Evans, Rob Skuras scored eight of his 14 send it to overtime. ..", Michael Steele, Geoffrey Donaldson, Jerry Bourke, Kevin Ritter; points in the second quarter to give .> (third row) M&rty Wyels, Roger Romine, Chris Jensen, Mike Brownell a 15.8 half time lead. Oth. The Bullets were led in scoting by • INVITATIONAL Irwin, Ritter; (fourth row) Hank Ritter, assistant coach Dick ers scoring for Brownell were cap' Brady Kraushaar with 12 points. Tim ';: Piche scored four, Caven West scored ::: Rysze,,,"ski, assistant coach, John Aley, coach, and Jerry &urke, tain Drew McSkimming with four, co. COLLEGE TOURNAMENT captain Ryan Hoeh, Rick Leonard and three and Eric Restum added two ;. manager. Rob Wells each scoring three points. points for Brownell. Doug Hagen: Jim Curran added two points for the played very well in controlling the ••' TUESDAY, DEC. 29-5 PM victors. boards for Brownell. - (DOUBLEHEADER) U of M vs NOTRE DAME MICH. TECH vs MICH. STATE WEDNESDAY, DEC. 30-5 PM (DOUBLEHEADER) CONSOLATION & CHAMPIONSHIP

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R.G. £dga( & Ass<>elates Goodman, Pierce Js each ::~wetUtf >~ &1Aa, \n(;J annual cross-Iowa run, she makes sure her bike is in ;: '.14tttfr Home( we WLgk to extend "to .you perfect shape. .:&:'(kf~. She inspects and adjusts every part. She tunes and %::~& qkootlnqg bOft a happ.y and sabe balances the whole machine, so it can go the distance. ),,~.InC. Because she treots her body the same way, she hoQlda.y geagon. discovered a lump in her breast a few years ago. ;;~;~J:~,i~~~It<<)'lm She discovered it early. And these days, 85% of early breast cancers co n be treated successfuIly. Judy has since had reconstructive surgery, too. And . 1chwE!!~'fJlfl~te. she feels Iike herself again. AI ive, vibran.t, ready to get on .",::::..~.".., .. ' ':::Iwo names you can trust. ',.. her bike and take on the world. . • _. •• ...... •• ~ _.... . _ tr... Judy Lafferty is just one example of the kind of ~. . progress we/re making against cancer in its many forms . tff~. ' . ..,. The American Cancer Society takes some credit for

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Money Is Tight But there are fine Members of the National ASsociation of houses 011 the mar- THE PROPEITIEI ket. Maybe you CAN LIlTED Dill Realtors (NAR) have access to a variety afford to buy one. THElE PA'E' of educational servIces that constantly Realtorsh are ex. Are Oftw. Ixolulll., update their professionalism. Members of perienced in what is 8, Mlmb•• Of Th. the Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange known as "Creative '101.1 POINTE This space contributed by the publisher as a public 5erVlce, ilEALE'TATE are members of NAA. They're real Pro'sl Financing". . . and i that means they can EXCHANIE ,often figure out ""'Ways f~r 'lOB toO H- .. . . "1.' nance -a housing purchase, Call a 'member of the Grosse Pointe Real Estat~ Exchange. ou ee'l-~"=------"", Pearl Gibson,77, needs more than Social Security. ~ RERL. £S'TR,. She needs us. MERRY CHRISTMAS I 11% LAND CONTRACT TERMS 1371 South Renaud - Best Buy. Charming BY APPOINTMENT ranch, two bedrooms, two baths, family room, recreation room, Excellent retire- 21940 SHOREPOlNTE - Spacious two bed. ment move! room, 2 bath condominium. Central air, burglar & stero systems, two car attached 1109 Audubon - Quality built colonial, three garage. $109,500. bedrooms, 21.'2 baths and fam i1y room, large living room, natural fireplace. Great buy in the Park. 2150 ANITA - Four bedroom bungalow, newly decorated with enclosed porch • ~ivacy George L. Palms Realtors fence. $69,500. 886-4444 886-4141 National Association of Independent Fee Appraisers WM. W. QUEEN Member Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board A Family Business For Over A Century' Member National Home Relocations Service For Executive Transfers ~.~_.Dh.._. • j I First Offering - Custom "Woods" ranch 00 I I quiet cul-de-sac. Three bedrooms, 2 car at. I ,,_IlI:liISllts:¥h•• llI:lihts:¥tQ.Il:li••• ll:lihl I t~ched garage, den, newer f.urnace, cen~al I ; I I aIr, etc .. , . $92,500. ImmedIate possessIOn. I I 8ve~.4o~eat I I First Offering - Semi-ranch on popular street I ~ I I in "Star of sea" Parish, Master bedroom I !'J 1 I plus den/bedroom on 1st floor. 2 additional I II cr n n A l'J bedrooms on 2nd floor. 2 full baths. I I 'uo~es 0, lJ':gSOclates I I- Finished basement. 2 car garage. Very 1'1 I I clean. Low price, $94,500. II

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Thursday, Decembel' 2~" 1981 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen-A ------,---,------~._-_.-. The Corps needs a few good elowns Former Detroiters are moving close to home Have you ever wanted to put 011 Ow Super Bowl XVI Parade Jan. 23 makc.up and funny clothes, and make in Ponti:lc. People leaving Southeast Michigan from metropolitan Detroit settle eIs'.!. which is to be expected when un. Glusac said the study only analyzes people laugh without worrying about Other activities the group will be recent years are far more likely to where in Michigan," Glusac pointed employment reaches existing levels in those households that have moved being arrested? . having in the next two months ay within the state of Michigan or out. metropolitan Detroit," Glusac said. from the region. "There is no avail. Here's a chance for all closet include: e Great Lakes area than head for An additional'15 percent settle in The data analysis is based on in. able matching data on households clowns, because the Grosse pointe .Jan. 8 - Planning session for all ,-called "Sun Belt" destinations. the Great Lakes region, most oIten formation extracted from edited files migrating into the area," he said. Clown Corps is now registering new corps members That is the major conclusion of a in Ohio and Illinois. The single most of Detroit Edison for discontinued While the out.migration analysis is members to replace those who hal'e _Jan, 27-New member registra. udy of out-migration patterns by popular destination state, other than electrical service. Those files were currently limited to 1977 and 1980 for left for college. tion e DataCenter of the Southeast Mich- Michigan, is Florida, with 12 ~rcent analyzed only, both in Southest Mich. technical reasons, Glusae indicated Anyone interested who is in grades _Feb. 24 - New member registra- an Council of Governments (SEM- of the total. Both Texas and Califor- igan and at forwarding.address des. that SEMCOG's DataCenter would olle through 12, or ol'er 18 years old lion and firsl Clown Corps workshop )G), nia receive less than six percent each tinations. All personal data, such as make yearly up.dates on the migra. can call 881.8186 for more informa. for 1982 on ways of being a clown, The analysis "dearly demonstrates of those out.migrating. names and amounts owed or paid, tIon patterns, as part of the BAEC tion. dealing with make.up, costuming and - at the popular view of everyone People in an estimated 25,000 house. were removed by Detroit Edison prior project. The Corps will be performing in routines !ading for Texas is simply not true," holds left Southeast Michigan in 1980, to release of the partial files to DataCenter is the data collection 'cording to Michael Glusac, execu- compared to an estimated 18,000 in SEMCOG. and analysis element of the Southeast ive director of SEMCOG. "Less than 1977, an increase of 40 percent over The out.migration analysis was con. Michigan Council of Government, a Metaphysi{'s VILLAGE. the three years. ducted as part of SEMCOG and De. voluntary association of counties, wo percent leave each year and about school meets ~ECOR.~S me-third of those who do migrate "It is important to note," Glusac troit Edison's participation in the cities and villages, townships and adds, "that less than two percent of economic development activities of schools in the seven,county Southeast 011 4 TAPES the region's total population migrated the Greater Detroit Business AUrae. Michigan Region. east side anywhere in each of the years ana. tion and Expansion Council (BAEC), The Council's principal function is The School of Meta. 'lLASEM helps lyzed, 1977 and 1980. At the same a joint venture of those two organiza. short and long.range planning for ph y sic s a non,profit time, we recognized that the increase tions with the Greater Detroit Cham. housing, transportation, land use, pub. institute of higher learn. mokers quit from 1977 to 1980 seems to indicate ber of Commerce and the Michigan lic safet~', recreation and open space ing, has a branch loca. a stepped up pattern of out-migration, I:epartment of Commerce. and the environment. tion on the east side of Kick the smoking habit and add Detroit. The school i~ 'ight years to your life. That's what located at 14611 Young, 886.6039 he American Lung Association of near C h a I mer sand ioutheastern Michigan (ALASEM) Houston.Whittier. s ul'!:iu!i ~lIIV"tt~ (V uu iur tilt Ntl\l 19£10 HOUSEHOLD MOVES FRO"~ Thl" Sch::ol of Meta. ~ear. SOUTHEAST MICH ICAN: physics has developed a curriculum designed to Smokers ~.!lnget all the help they'll An Overview keed to kick Hie habit for 1982 at the h e I p individuals use CHINESE GOI-JDEN '-merican Lung Association's third their full mental abili- AND nnual "Great New Year's Cig... ette ties, Bruce Regier, direc. iend.Off." The smoking withdrawal tor of the Detroit East j\MERICAN BUDDHA branch says "the devel. link will be held Sunday, Jan. 17, opment of the funda. DISHES ' 982, from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Com. 1.55% mental tools of the mind. l1unity Arts Auditorium at Wayne F"Olu ring the very linesl in Cantonese dishes moved undivided attention. can. itate University. For luncheons and Dinners, plus exotic Cocktails. from centration, listening and "Over the past two years, more memory, is necessary Monday thru Thursday 11 a.m - 11 p.m. han 2,000 smokers have sought help region for full use of the mind Friday 11 a.m .• 12 p.m. rom the Lung Association through and will improve one's Sat urdoy 12 noon . 12 p.m. our 'Cigarette Send-Off' programs," ...... - ability to respond in Sunday 12 noon .11 p.m. - \ , -- aid Murray Jackson, chairman of -- ever~' aspect of life." ~LASEr.l's Smoking and Health Com. ------"'<------COCKTAIL LOUNGE COMPLETE --- ,Dream interpretation, Carry Out Service nittee and member of the Wayne \ ---- Near Y'/hlfl,f;'r Ample Parking itate University Board of Governors. \ meditation, healing, re- \ laxation and recharging 16340 Harper 881-6010 "Forty-four percent of the respond. \ ents from our past clinics have never \ techniques are a 1s 0 ~-- -_._~-~------picked up a cigarette again. "We're \ taught along with a \ presentation of the uni. very proud of our success, especially \ versal laws. Getting Settled considering that the average success \ rate of all types of smoking cessation \ The' School of Meta- Made Simple .. \ outstate programs is 20 to 30 percent na. \ physics holds evening New Town di1PTnmas fade after 8 WELCOME tionally," he said. \ Michigan classes which meet once WAGON call. Combining the most effective smok. \ 30.6% weekly. There is no M, WELCOl\lE WAGO]\; Representative, it's, my ing withdrawal techniques continues \ charge for the classes job to help you make Ihe most of yOur new neigh. \ borhood, Shnppinl( ArPIl<, Community opportuni. to be the Lung Association's "secret" \ but a minimum $8 week- ties, Special attradi()I1~. Lots of tips to save you of success. Hypnosis, medical and \ ly donation is requested \ time and mOlle'", audio.visual presentations, as well as \ to cover operating ex. \ Florida penses. Plus a hask-et of gifts for your family. behavior modification techniques are 98.45% \ I'll be !;~tening for your call, combined into a carefully planned \ 12.6% The School of Meta. stayed \ three.hour clinic in an attempt to \ physics also offers other in \ appeal to a variety of smokers. \ Ohio, 6,8% services such as free Barry Beder, M.S.W., C.S.W. will region \ lectures to the public on ~l1~~~~o~ \ conduct the hypnosis sessions during \ various topics, work. Grosse Pointe : 881-5818 the program. All participants will reo \ shops .. and past life and \.. SI. Clair Shores 881.2.~21_ \ 4.5% health readings. More ceive a cassette tape for follow.up \ ------self.hypnosis at home. \ 4.3% .....New York, 2.7% information is available Bruce D. Dubin, D.O., a lung disease \ by calling 839.4455. \ Pennsylvania, 2.7% specialist with a practice in Madison \ Heights and a member of the Lung , \ ,Arizona, 2.4% Yukon Territory \, ~!lnD.wJu Association's Board l)f Directors and Indiana, 2.0% In the Yukon Terri. Smoking and Health Committee, will \ \, other tory town of Dawson live 10TH Anniversary present the latest medical findings of 900 people. But 30,000 smoking's effects on bodily functions 40 states ooce dwelt there. It was DINNER SPdlC'IALS' and provide stop smoking tips. 25.7% bigger than Vancouver, An addition to the New Year's B.C., Portland, Ore., even Lung Association's brand new "A from 4 0 Seattle, Wash. Then, Lifetime of Freedom From Smok- only Winnipeg to the in" maintenance manual is provided All Households east and San Francisco to all participants to help them main. Southeast 'Leaving to the south had more tain their non.smoking lifestyle. people. Tickets to the third annual "Great Michigan Southeast New Year's Cigarette Send.Off," Households Michigan by priced at $15, may be purchased at Destination all CTC outlets, the Wayne State Uni. State versity Bookstore and by mail order from the American Lung Association. T1)ose wishing to order tickets by source: SEMCOC, 1981 mail are requested to send a check or money order to: "Cigarette Send. Off," clo the American Lung Asso. ciation of Southeastern Michigan, 28 Learn basic Keep resolution ' West Adams, Detroit, MI. 46226. Ail orders must indicate the number of basket weaving with 'P.M.' help tickets requested and a return ad. DTHE The "Crafts.a.Ganza" scheduled by Those interested in dress. Checks should be made pay. the public schools' Department of physical fitness can reo able to the American Lung Associa- ~stival Continuing Education will be held solve now to do some. • tion of Southeastern Michigan, and from 7 to 9 p.m. on Thursday, Jan. 7, thing about it early in must be in by Jan. 10. the New Year through a In . For more information about the in the cafeteria of Brownell Middle School, 260 Chalfonte. Cranbrook P.M. lecture [nUSIC program, call ALASEM at 963.3029. The "CraIts.a.Ganza" will enable Jan. 19 at 7:30 p.m. in those who are interested in learning Cranbrook School assem. tor Soft studs legal now more about the winter class rJfferings bly hall. in arts and crafts to meet teachers, Prominent running ex . . Motorists will find no changes in to examine examples of handicrafts pert Charlie Blanchard Michigan's studded snow tire UlW this and to enroll for winter classes dur- year. Only tires equipped with soft will discuss 'attributes of ~~ ing a special evening get.acquainted the committed adult ath. metal studs will be allowed on state session. The winter 28 arts and crafts roads during certain periods of the lete, running, physical class sections have been scheduled by fitness and needs and eople, year, according to the Automobile famil~ the Department of Continuing Educa. Club of Michigan. potential of the serious tion. Michigan banned tires with hard runner as well as the studs in 1975 when studies showed Classes are Basic Basket Weaving, novice jogger. Also, he they cut deep ruts into roads and in. Call i g rap h y, Cop~rISilver, Cro. will preview his own creased the chance of water buildu\> cheting, Decorative Tole Painting. pioneer running and fit. leading to dangerous hydroplaning of Drawing, Easy Way to Watercolor ness program designet! SJtOW tires. and Glass Etching. Others are Knit. for both runners train. It's singing. It's dancing, It's en- .. The only soft studs which meet ting, Macrame for Beginners, Macra. ing for their first mara. state standards are commercially me Home Decorations, Needlepoint thon and those more ex. tertainmentlike you've never seen. known as "Perma.T-Grippers." and Pewabic for Week.end Potters, perienced. who wish to The Up With People Show is an : : They may be used on Michigan Also scheduled are Pewabic Pottery improve, internationally acclaimed cast of roads north of a line irom Mason to over 100 young people who sing Class, Pic t u r e Framing, Pottery, Plans for the long. :-\renac counties from Oct. 1 to )fay Pr~sed Flowers, Rosemaling, Stained term program include and dance their way right into 1. Below that line, they are permitted Glass Art, Studio Art, Textural Em. your heart, With music from home from Nov. 15 to April 1. weekly training runs at broidery, Tiffany Lamps and Work- and abroad, Michigan motorists who violate the b e aut e 0 use ran. shop in Embroidery on Perforated brook, videotape analysis Don I miss this chance to see law face up to a $100 fine and lor up Paper. to 90 days in jail. State Police extend of running techniques. this beautifully choreographed, to out-of.state motorists traveling Full details of the winter program films. e x e r cis e sand colorful festival of music, Michigan roads the same privileges are found in the green flyer which workshops about a vari. for studded tire use permitted in will be mailed to all homes in the ety of running topics. their home states, school district the week of Dec. 28. Special emphasis will be Auto Club advises that Michigan Copies are available in the public placed on training for drivers traveling on soft.studded tires libraries. For more information call the Detroit Free Press in states where they are prohibited Continuing Education at 343.2178. Marathon in October, can be ticketed. 1982. Historic visit A veteran marathon runner, Blanchard also Burglar ...hit for GP A students is a former Notre Dame Rivard hOlne An early winter visit to historic AII.A merican swimmer, Fort Malden, Ont" Canada is planned In addition to frequent Grosse Pointe City polite report next month for Grosse Pointe Acad. rad,o and television ap. burglars ransacked a Rivard home emy students in grades one to three. pearanccs. he writes Dec. 5, and apparently entered the A tour of the fort and a view of about running for "Mich. residence by breaking a rear door igan Runner" and the window, pioneer life of the Great Lakes reo gion in the 18th century will comple. Detroit Free Press. Police said several rear windows had pry marks and several screens ment the unit oC Michigan history Fee for the lecture- were lifted, but the burglars appar. now being studied in these grades, which will be followed ently were unable to open the win. At Fort Malden, children will have bv a question.answer pe. original compositions, hit tunes, folk songs and dances the opportunity to see the tools and Tick ets available al Booll dows, The residents told police they riod - is $5, Early in. Shelf, V,llage Records and left their home for about two hours do some of the work of colonial set. quiry is sugg<,sted since UP WITH PEOPLE CONCERT Tares, Chesney-leonard before they arrived back and discov. tlers, including cooking over an open capacity crowds arc ex. FRIDAY, JANUARY 8 - 8 P.M. Ir',surance Agency. Lochmoor ~r('d their rear door open. About $16~ fire, printing in the print shop, peeted. For rcs('rvations Chrysler Plymouth. Mille In Items are missing. police said, . weaving on largc looms and churning and information, call SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL Maher Chevrolet Poltcc are investigating the incident. butter. (313) 645.3635. $7 Adults, $5 Students and seniors

.' Page Sixteen-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday I December 24. 1981 No job, no hope for youth

Peaple who are working and whose jobs are a mem bel', of their own families or a friend, they not in jeopardy tend to regard unemployment often d:m t understand what it means. statistics unemotionally and even uns~'mpathetic- Our sympathy goes out especially to young ally. Thev may fe~l 'a vague s~'mpathy far people people who cannot get a full-time job. Many are who are iosing their job, and perhaps something college gr~duates who find their professions laying more when the\' n.ad the reports of the number off people rather than hiring new employes. of peopk who lithe New York Times the other lly Kenneth Brummel pier for those in nursing homes who the seniors, were some of the projects couldn't be home for Christmas by "They also serve who only stand and wait." But day his experience in stuffing envelopes in the Supt. of Schools successfully undertaken by the stu. when they think about it seriously, most people In keeping with the Christmas making candy for them; and students dents. mailroom of a small magazine. He and his college spirit our students and staff members at Richard School delivered food realize they owe a special debt of gratitude to According to Rachel Taft, a sixth colleagues feel that while they are fortunate to brought an extra measure of joy to baskets to needy families. postal employes, especially during the holiday grader in Lynne Old's class, "We be employed at all, they are stuck-compelled to many needy families this holiday sea. At K~rby Elementary School, stu. talked to the senior citizens about season. settle for work that provides little income and son. The following examples relate dents held their annual "Mountain of what Christmas was like when they Without the sturdy carriers, like the one less satisfaction. how our students, from high school Food" collection, giving several hun. were little and had cookies with them, pictured .above delivering and reading the Grosse He saw another serious effect: As more and ~eniors to kindergarteners and their dred canned goods to Memorial and now some of us would like to Pointe News, none of us would be able to make teachers, as well as other staff mem- more cullege graduates claim m::>re and more Church for distribution to needy fami- adopt them as our grandparents." bers, showed considerable compas- that instant communion with distant family and blue-collar, service and clerical jobs, many of those lies; and student;; at Defer School And that feeling was shared by the sion and generosity to those less for. friends that is made possible through the arrival who in normal times would have filled those jobs collected money and candy for UNI. family members of at least one stu- tunate than themselves. of Christmas greetings. Even with first class will wind up competing for what is left of unem- CEF and the Red Cross. dent as they have invited one of the This year the students and staff of p:Jstage at 20 cents, many of U5 still resort to ployment compensation or other forms of public senior citizens to share Christmas North High School helped to make Ferry Elementary School students the Christmas card to express our holiday greet~ assistance. And while labor unions are under a directed their efforts to making sen. dinner in their home. ings and for a few moments in time join in Christmas a little more cheerful for great deal of criticism in this country for helping more than 65 families in Detroit and ior citizens happy this holiday season. The above summary of activities another family's observance of the holidays. price many U.S. products out of the world market, Grosse Pointe in an annual project A candlelight Christmas sing.a-long and all of the things that were done Weekly newspapers such as the Grosse Pointe this young man raised the specter of a new and called "Adopt.A.Family." In this for senior citizens, inviting seniors to which couldn't be listed because of I .News owe a special debt to postal employes. Daily more militant labor movement 'emerging from project, which has been carried on come to school to work with. student& space show a tremendous attitude of newspapers have their own means of distribution the ranks of these underemployed college gradu- for seven years, homerooms and other in making dt!corations and ornaments, caring on the part of our students and but weeklies rely on the mail carriers for their ates. school groups provide food, clothing, and students visIting the homes of staff. If it's true that the joy is in delivery, not only at Christmastime but all We have said before-'-and it's not original gifts and even Christmas trees to their senior citizens in the area to give the giving, we have a lot of very through the .year. During the holidays, however, with us-that America's greatest resource is' its respective families. center pieces and door hangings to happy people in our schools. we do put an extra burden on the carriers be- young pe::>ple. We still think that is true. And Under the direction of the North cause our paper expands to accommodate mer- while the greatest amount of public attention and student association and Donald Dun. sympathy today goes to those families whose gan, its advisor, the groups contrib. chants and other advertisers who want to reach uted both money and presents to the public with their messages. breadwinners have lost their jobs, it is well to ponder the plight of young people who are unable make sure that their. families will have a good Christmas dinner and a So again this year the Grosse Pointe News to find work or, when they do, are emp}oyed in hails the mail carriers and all the postal employes happy hOliday jobs for which they are overqualified. For the fifth year, Brownell Middle who follow that familiar slogan of the National OLDER .CITIZEllol'S who recall their own dif- Association of Letter Carriers: "Neither snow, School students and sta£f membera ficulties finding a job or a niche in life should collected canned food for the' work , nor rain. nor heat, ndr gloom of night stays these be sympathetic. Most are. But some remind the of the local charity "Operation Cross. By Pat Rousseau ! couriers from the swift completion of their ap- young of their own victories in overcoming the roads." Close to $1,500 worth of I pointed rounds. " Great Depression and other adversities and tend canned food was collected at Brow. Picard-N orton . . '. wishes you a very '1 More than a century ago a British writer, to comment unfeelingly that this, too, shaH pass . nell making the school one of the Merry Christmas and a New Year filled .1' Thomas DeQuincy, wrote: "Mails from the We hope the recession-which is a depression in largest contributors to the charitable with happiness and joy ... 92 Kercheval. ol'ganization. . j \ North-the East-the West-the South whence, the Detroit metropolitan area-soan will be end- Following much the same plan as at I , according to some curious etymologists, comes the ing but the prospects for economic improvement As The Story Of Christmas• Unfolds ... may all " 'I North -High, Parcells Middle School the I:lessings of this holy season be yours . . . Maria magical word, 'News.' II This comment serves as soon are nat bright. So older people should try Ii students adopted 15 needy families Dinon and her staff, 11 Kercheval.' II a reminder that readers as well as writers fop' whenever possible to offer the helping hand or from the lower east side of Detroit !I newspapers have the carriers to .thank for the open a door to a job to the young people so and collected food, clothing and gifts anxious to join the labor force. Happy Holidays ... from• Carl Sterr. \1 delivery of both The News and tne news. for their families, anr! even bought turkeys for Christmas dinners. Each The shop will be open until 5 p.m. Christ- 'I homeroom had a list of all the per. maS' Eve where you can enjoy last minute I sons in its family ({rom two to 11 shopping and a glass of champaghe . . . children in each family) and tried to 80 Kercheval. Help, at last, from Lansing individualiZe. the gifts as much a!> • • possible. With the help of their par- . Lambert-Brow, Interiors . . . wishes you peace The millenium has not yet arrived nor can The governor had described the legislation as ents .and staff member~, the students and joy for the holidays and all year through. Closed Michigan yet claim that this state is paradise "substantive reform of the single biggest deterrent were able to deliver the gifts in per- Saturday, December 26 and Saturday, January 2 ... ~ to job growth in Michigan." Only time will tell son and see the joy of the families 3 KerchevaL I regained but the passage of the workers' com- when they got their presents. ~ pensation reform package by the Legislature ought us whether that description will prove to I:,e tI:ue, Most of the elementary schools col. The League• Shop . . . and its staff to improve prospects for the future growth of of course. . lected toys, games, clothing and money business and industry in Michigan. But some Democrats who are skillful at for Operation LINC, a foster-children wish you a very Merry Christmas. The Sponsors claim the legislation will reduce the reading the i.Jl'blic's mood are not about to let care program sponsored by the Junior shop will be closing Thursday, December costs to business and industry by more than Milliken claim all of the credit. Former Senate League of Detroit. Between 100 and 24 at 3 p.m. and reopening Saturday, De- $100 million a year, a figure that does not include majority leader Wi1liam Fitzgerald, D-Detroit, a 200 presents were collected at each cember 26 with 1 2 off all Christmas items savings from the mandatory 20 percent rate re- candidate for the Democratic nomination for building and will fill stockings for a . _ . 72 Kercheval. duction for disability insurers. Savings of such governor in 1982, endorsed the legislation with a lot of needy youngsters this Christmas. amounts obviously willl:-.2nefit the state's business Milliken-like statement extolling it as "a long In addition to Operation LINC, Merry Christmas ... Seasons• of Paper climate. overdue reform measure which should significant- several special projects 'were under. will close 3 p.m. Christmas Eve and reopen taken at some of the elementary True, the AFL-CIO and the UA \'17 opposed ly improve the jobs and business climate in with the usual Christmas sale Monday, Michigan." schools. Mason School students do. December 28 ... 115 Kercheval. the revisions every step of the way and also nated food from tuna to turkeys to threatened retribution against Dpmocratic law- Even in labor citadels, there appears to be fill 12 large boxes for needy iamilies : .. '" :-~ The Folks. A t Trail Apothecary . . . makers who had broken ranks with their party growing acceptance of the business and ~ndustr( in the area, and first grade students to support the reforms. But the so-called "boli complaint that labor had helped price thIS state s of Carolyn Sands sang Christmas ,~ r- '" wish all their customers Happy Holidays producl~ out of national and world markets. The ; ~ and say many thanks for their patronage weevil" Democratic lawmakers may :lave been carols at Georgian East Convalescent ~ closer to their constituents' desires than th," union UA W, for example, recently switched its stance Home. Girl Scout troops sponsored . k:~ during the y.ear _ .. 121 Kercheval. spokesmen were. There is 0vidence of widesllread to permit the reopening of current wage contracts by Trombly Elementary School also t ~ .P • public support for measures to improve Ml,~hi- under certain conditions. That is an encouraging helped make the holiday a little hap. Anna ... at the Greenhouse wishes all her cus- I!t for NEWS CLASSIFIED Architect drawings show an adja. the holiday season and health and happiness in the 99 KERCHEVAL AVE. 882.0294 882.6900 882.3500 ('ent room will be used for a teaching New Year .. , 63 KercheYill in tlw Colonial Federal PliYI.L1~ l'l'l-.AI- Gro ...... (' Pointe Farms, \1ichigan 4R2J6 'I ... \ .... 'ldX l".,; 0\1 I> !(HSS~ IWRC \R anr! demonstration station, and the Building. ....1\\:-, fDIlO'R , .... I'oT"I;T TO PCRf ISH! R "ANAGFR "-f''Htnd ( lay, "(l..I~(' 1'1lI'" ,III Otlrn'l1. 'dlC"hiJ,.':J4.n proposed 24 inch domr will allow for rl \["" 2~ 4(lt}1 J "} r \il F 111 R H~I T "HF HI-FY CHARIJ-" OlCK"OS the installation of a hi,gh quality op. Personally Yours .. • wishes all its . ~ Ii: II \11 RI \(~ 1I1~ 11)110R , l A'i,Ij-II:'~O\l M:RVI~()r ASSISTANT MA'IAC,F.R tics system. school officials say. customers a vcry h:'lpP." holiday Advertising could• be hert'. Call 882-;~500. Pllkl ~1 (, t Iy) ..k e '>1.mllrr Mirhi!(an Pr~ss Assod8lion and :'118110n81Nl'wspaper Auoclatlcn .f ClrnLUhu 14 1981.82 goals adopted by the school 1'1 III /\/11 i-I bOal'd last summ£'r. •

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From Another Pointe Of View B) Janet Mueller

The trouble with doing something one Christmas is tha~ you're stuck doing it every Christmas ever after. Take Chrlstma~ c.ookies: about 10 years ago, I must have (un- charactenstlcally) had a lot .of time on my hands in De- cember, .because I dedded (uncharacteristically) to do s?me hollda:( baking. And I decided-characteristically, this time: anythmg worth doing is worth doing WELL - to make. some really spectacular Christmas cookies.

And I did. Viennese sweet butter sandwiches with lemon sugar filling, dipped in chocolate and sprinkled with ~('r(\n.l..1t. ChC'C'ol::tl2 Yni~~ sq'..!:l!"£'S cC'.~!-~~S'd\'/ith ~ bit~~~s\ve?t glaze. Shortbread circles rolled in pecans and dotted with peach or raspberry jam. And they were GOOD! And I had a good time making them. .

And I never realized until the next Christmas, that I'd worked myself into a'real hole.

Because the next December I was (characteristically) extremely busy, and what I didn't need was reminders £fom' family and friends that I hadn't begun baking. my "famous" Christmas cookies yet, and everybody really liked those cookies, and it wouldn't be Christmas without them. "It was Christmas without them for years and years until last year," I protested. "I never baked Christmas cookies 4ntil last year."

It/', '''".' "Obviously," said my sister, over the phone (she'd called to find out when her box of Christmas cookies

would be forthcoming), "you have a talent for it." ;.::.: .... :~ .

"Maybe ... but I don't have the time for }t." '*\~: Photo by Tom Greenwood "That's ridiculous! If something is important enough, Let it snow, let it snow, let it sno,v ... you make time for it. Those cookiesl are a family tradition, and if you don't make them you'll disappoint the whole Grosse Pointe Yacht Club Chef JEFF GABRIEL raises up a sleigh down main street, it's completely edible. It took Chef ~ . familYt but "vhat do you care?ll snowstorm in the Gingerbread Village that has had youngsters Gabriel and his corps of GPYC kitchen cohorts about a week to , who have visit-ed the GPYC this holiday season-and their par- make the tiny, marvelous town, with each chef responsible for a "I care. It's just that r haven't begun my Christmas ents-exclaiming with delight. The "snow" is, of course, powdered particular building. For more views of the Gingerbread Holiday shopping yet, and the halls aren't decked, and it's an sugar for, like everything else in the Village, from chocolate F'antasy, and a look at all its creators, turn to page 4B. extremt'ly busy time at work." street lights (that really do light up) to Santa Claus riding his

. "Oh, boy!," said my sister. "Here it comes. Let's hear it for the Working Woman and her valuable time. Let's get in our little dig about how busy YOU are and about how MY Choose your children's toys with care', concerrl time is my own beclluse I don't work: I just stay home and DANGER-CHILD PLAYING! No, his toys-poking, pulling, prying, at all-but it's slippery. Oh! I swal. children, and are frequently a casual cook, and clean, and wash, and take care of two boys, and this is not a street sign. It is are. pinching: there is no end to his in. lowed it, and it hurt - Mommy! or spur-of.the'moment gift.. Avoid do minor house repairs, and mow the lawn . . ." minder that some toys can be dan. ventiveness. Mommy!" them, or inspect them carefully. g~rous to your child. Growing Child, Like this: "What makes my teddy Some stuffed animals have cute Your two.year.old can be rough on "It's winter. You don't mow the lawn in the winter." the 'monthly child development news. bear fat? If I poke a hole in him, button eyes that pull off easily, ex. toys. He experiments by dragging letter, reminds parents that a two. will he bleed? How are his eyes put posing the sharp points which fasten them, banging them and sitting on "Right. That's when I shovel snow. You wouldn't know year.old is an imitator and an experi. on-not like mine-I can get a good them on. These points sometimes do them. Avoid anything with sharp or menter. Not only does he imitate you, hold on Tedd~"s eyes. Oops! His eye not lock like staples but are simply rough edges which will cut or scral.ch. (Continued on Page 3B) he is continually \'xperimenting with came right off! And it didn't hurt- pushed in, like a double or triple- Also avoid toys or objects with 51 he didn't even cry. It.s pretty •.like a pointed thumb lack. These types of small removable parts that can be button-or that candy Aunt Martha stuffed animals are apt to be found swallowed or (perish the thought!) carries in her purse. Wonder if it in souvenir shops or sold at carni. pushed into an ear or' even up a nose. tastes like that. No, it doesn't taste vals. They are often attractive to (Continued on Page 14B)

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The Christmas LINC was a Cub Scout Pack R6 made and "- tremendous success, and we donated leather pen and pencil would like to thank all of the folders. J, L. Hudson contributed donors who helped to fill our the materials needed, and the tOY chest this holiday season. Pack made up tlw difference. W'ithaut .your active 'participa- They also donated toys and tion and enthusiasm, we would handmade Christmas ornaments. not be ~h!e to address the real Our thanks is also extended needs of the people of our metro- tJ two high schools; tlleir help politan city. Your donations was appreeiated by many chil- helped to make a less fortunate dren. A service club of Ste\'en- ChlJd's Chris,mas a Iittl£' happier. son lI1gh Scho:)! in Sterling Santa Clauses Barb Earl and Heighls put together a Christmas Claudia Heneberg were able to party to benefit the Child De- pw\'ide over 600 toys and gifts velopment Center. About 50 beca use of your generosity, children between the ages of Dolls, trains, blocks, games, two and five were the recipients puzzlp;; and a variety of gifts of their kindness. were appreciated by many chil- THE STUDENT ACT1VITlES dren. The recipients of your group of East Detroit High I.Juzarus, al'j~c •.. gifts were Snow Community School made and donated Christ- Day Care, Dexter-E I m h u r s t, mas gifts to the foster care pro- Christmas preparations for members of Les Papillons boO ...... _ 2: ,!!;,(: ("~itrirpn Ie: "A 1~ .\\"".0..?..i.n.?~., r.l:\..C.T., I~~~c~~~.... ~::~:'';:2~~ l):.:-:'2~ C2:~r-'~~~', ~,ir-tllrprl ::\h()Vfl ~~ th(~y f>0rtrav in House, Multi-Racial Fa mil y Society. dance-pantomime "Tl-Je Raising of Lazarus," have included learn- Study Jefferson-Chalmers and Participating in the foster care ing a new dance-pantomime based on the Christmas story as told Indep~ndent Youth for Greater program this year were the in Saint Luke. Les Papillons will perform "The Angels and the Detroit. A warm thank you to Grosse Pointe Public Elemen- Shepherds" for the first time tonight, Christmas Eve, at their Barb and Claudia for their vol- tary Schools. Our special thanks sponsor ch)}rch, Grosse Pointe Woods Presbyterian. The dancers unteer hours of giving to help goes to all the children whose use several styles, ranging fram Israeli folk dance forms, both others. contributions helped to make a ancient and modern, to the classic positions and gestures of the LINC would also like to thank very successful effort at bright- ballet to the interpretive movements of modern dance, in their those donors who kindly an- ening a less fortunate child's performances. This quality, as well as the fact that the dancei's swered our request for personal Christmas. have a wide age range, from child to senior adult, makes possible care items. Luther .Haven, a The children in the fourth a great variety of characterizations. Les papillons dance to the senior citizen group, benefited grade class at Kerby School also reading of Scripture as well as to music, or a combination of the participated in the ~oster care from these items. two. r' program this year. They held a I?URlNG T:HE HOLIDAY sea- Their program l::st Thursday at bake sale. The generous pro- Woods Presbyterian for the Grosse Members of the dance company are son, we wefe able to put to- ceeds of this sale purchased gifts Pointe Branch American Association Lizzie Bolden, Jenny Eshleman, Ellen gether a number of "Lucky for the Children's Aid Society. of Universitv \Vomen's annual Christ. Pr!>bert, .Nancy Reed, JoAnne Speno LINCS," An example of one The Children's Center was an- mas tea cuiminated a busy fall sea. _cer, Mary Lee Strother and Eunice such "Lucky LINC" happened other group that was helped by son that included performances at Whitaker, who is director and when a woman from an agency some very kind people. The seven area. churches. Les Papillons choreographer. Auxiliary dancers are we serve, Residential Care Al- Children's Center is a multi- look forward to an equally busy Brooke Bessert, Sue Vanneman and ternatives, was browsing in our service .agency which helps chil- spring season. Rehearsals are already April Krominga. Steve Honkanen is OJthittielt storeroom and found two ping underway for several programs in charge of audio. Russeli need is dren of all ages. The kind people scheduled early in the new year. the troupe's photographer. pong paddles. She gave her re- in two departments at Chrysler quest for a ping pong table-and Corporation decided not to send the very next day a donor called each other Christmas cards this with one to give. The woman year; instead, they collected the Lothrop Roell1 Christnlll's fUll . also specifically requested a money and donated it to LINe Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Schmidt Loraine Road; Gn'at.Aunts Louise t for gracious retirement living phonograph and a sewing ma- to benefit the Children's Center. held iheir fourth neighborhood Christ- Marks, of Stanhope Avenue, and Irma chine. Within a day, another The LINC Santa Claus and all mas cnroling party in their Lothrop Koerner, of Washinglon Road; and donor had t:alled to donate these the LINC elves are taking a Road home early" in December, with godparents John Jr. and Marianne items, 1t must all be in the spirit holiday break. 'Our office is Master Kenny Mazer Schmidt greet- Mazer, of Grayton Road. of the holiday. . closed from Friday, Dec. 18, ing his young friends, neighbors nnd Kenny's Lothrop Road friends in. relatives as they arrived. cluded Cathey Bojalad, Carey and LINe has many thank YOllS through Monday, Jan. 4. Please hold your donations until we Guests included Kenny's maternal Matt' Doe, Brandon, Amy and Melanie to extend this holiday season. grandparents, Commissioner and !llrs. Kahlich, Erick and Heidi Maks, Richie re-open. This list includes the area Camp John Mazer, and Uncle Bill Mazer, of and Laurie Mayk, Stuart Satrun and Fire girls of Richmond, Mich., Operation LINC wishes all of J'aime Suberatf. Other friends attend- , who contributed over 200 hand- cur vol un tee r s, 'contributing CLlFFORD F, KABACINSKI, di. ing were Jenny Clogg and Lindsay made ornaments, stuffed ani- donors, and all of our agencies rector of Patient Accounting at Bon Slavik. mals and stocking stuffers, a very Merry Christmas and Secours Hospital. recently completed Mrs. John Mazer, Kenny's grana. Trombly School is also de- Happy New Year. the 13th annual Hospital Financial mother, took time from her busy serving of our thanks. Girl Scout The LINC column is provided Management Association Certified schedule as musical director of the Troop 800 made and dopated m::mthly as a community service Manager of Patients Accounts exam. Grosse Pointe Children's Theatre to stuffed animals and ornaments. by .the Grosse Pointe NEW~. t ination. accompany lhe carolers on the piano. H~liday hazards lurking in various 'pretty things: Holidays are eagerly and excitedly "Chrislmas tree ornaments - Ex: Yew species, (all parts)~ symptoms "Turkey - Keep fresh fowl refrig. anticipated each year, but because cf cept for their mechanical potential to - stomach irritation, shortness of erated until tready to cook, but not from our home to yours hectic routines and distraction from cut or obstruct, the paint or coloring breath, weakness, shock, coma, con. more than two days. Thaw frozen everyday details, families are easily on these objects is not' .known to vulsions, j10w pulse. fowl in the refrigerator for several exposed to unnecessary hazards that cause poisoning. Pyracantha, (berries): symptoms - days, depending on the weight of the Whittier Towers are unique to this time of the year. ,,'Angel hair - Spun glass can minor stomach irritation. I. bird. Cook fowl thoroughly. Store The Poison Control Center at Chilo cause irritation of eyes, skin and ALCOHOL - ALWAYS A HAZARD leftovers in the refrigerator for not dren's Hospital of Michigan, in the gastro.intestinal tract. . Alcohol is dangerous to adults as more than one or two days in covered 415 Burns Dr.Detroit Mich. 48214 !:ldroit Medical Center, lists the fol- ''-''Snow spray" - Ingestion of well as children. Do not tempt chilo containers. or tight wrappings; in re- lowing precautions' that should be "snow" particles, composed of inert dren with unfinished drinks left on frigerator freezers for not more than taken to keep family holidays happ~' plastic and fatty add, should lead to coHee tables, the floor 01' any othe, 10 days; in large freezers, with tern. (313)823-6470 and safe: no toxic consequences. The propellents easily accessible place. E qua 11 y peraturc at O'F, for thre~ to six HOLIDA Y DECORATIONS evaporate after the aerosol mixture threatening are pre.mixed cocktails months. eChrislmas tree light bubbling is sprayed onto an object; thus they which look creamy and are flavored "Dressing - If possible, make dress. fluid - When a bulb is broken and are absent when the dry "snow" par. with strawberry, chocolate, banana and ing just before cooking. If prepared 'the fluid ingested, approximately ticles are ingested. other tempting tastes. They can easily a day ahead, refrigerate separately three to four ml. in each bulb, it is HOLIDA Y PLANTS' be mistaken by children as milk until cooking. For double protection unlikely that a child could receive a All plants should be kept out of drinks, and youngsters may consume against food poisoning, cook fowl and toxic q~antity. Central nervOus system the reneh of children. If any of the enough to cause hypoglycemia, stupor dressing separately. II stuffed turkey depression or excitation is possible, following plants are ingested, call the or coma. is a must, place bird in the oven im- however, and a doctor or the Poison Poison Control Center for advice. It Alcohol is also an ingredient in mediately after stuHing; remove Control Center should be contacted. is important~to be able to identify cologne. after.shave and perfume. stuffing as soon as dinner is over and ARPIN~S "Colored wrapping paper, old tinsel the plants, throughoul the year as !\lany of these containers do not have refrigerate both. well as holidays. safety caps and should be placed out and newspaper - Old tinsel and lhe t'Leftovers - should be re- Mis tIe toe. (especially berries); of reach of youngsters. If any of these An colored inks on paper products con. frigerated as soon as they are re- tain lead; they should be kept out of s~mptoms - stomach irritation, slow products are ingested, call the Poison FURS moved from the table, while they are pulse, collapse. Control Center. the reach and mouths of children be. still warm. Custard and cream.filled Boxwood, (leaves and twigS'): symp. HOLIO:\. Y FOODS cause they are hazardous. desserts arc especially dangerous if toms - stomach irritation, convul. Traditional t u r key feasts are ~Fireplace colors - Thl:se are salts left unrefrigerated. 55th of metals such as copper, barium. sions. sources of potential food poisoning if selenium and lead, Ingestion can Jerusalem cherry. (fruit): symp- cooks do nol follow a few simple The POlson Control Center at Chilo cause intpnse ga'tro.intestinal irrita- toms-stomach irritation, depression, precautionary measures in food prep. dren's Hospital of Michigan has 24. tiOll and other toxic symptoms. Con. shock possible, aration and leftover storage. Poultry. hour telephone service. Call 494.5711; tact the family doctor or the Poison Jequirity bean, (rosary pea): symp. ('gg,~. rlressing, pumpkin pie and to]].f1'ee numbcrs are ].800.462-6642 Jon110fty Control CentC'!' if any of these sub. toms - ddayed stomach irritaHon. crram or custard dessprts arc S\/S' in the 313 area; ].800.572.1655 out. stances are inr,{'s!ed. shock, coma. trembling, cepli ble 10 spoilage. side the 313 area.

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Pdge Three-S Thursd~y, December 24" 1981 GROSSE POINTE NEWS ------.-- --~------._------~------_.-- ," ------~------_.------_._------_ .. _._~-- HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM ALL OF US From Another Pointe CJtave a CBeau.t~uQ Ch~lStma£ Of View Hoping you'll enjoy a (Continued {rom Page 18) delightful, delovely holiday about that. You've got a service to shovel the snow, so you can live your busy, interesting, PROFESSIONAL life. You .. : graced with our thanks ~ go places. You meet people. The last new person I met was the replacement milkman." "Was he a nice new person:?" £lir~arl-3Jumrs ~ntffurps "Actually, he was sort of interesting. He had an accent, 20525 MACK AVENUE so I asked him where he was ftom, and he said he'd come 2 Blocks South of 8 Mile over from Yugoslavia last year ... don't change the subject! 881-6470 OPEN EVERY EVENING We were talking about Christmas cookies, and your RE- FUSAL to make them, despite the fact that they're the only thing you ever do make. You're not noted for your con- n - tributions to the family feasts, you know. RESORTWEAR @REDKEN "I have ALWAYS contributed to the family feasts." "Oh, that's true enough. Like on Thanksgiving, when SEBASTIAN INT'L HAIR • SKIN • NAILS I bring home-baked pies, and Sue brings her bean-and- 21427 Mack. acroll from St. Joan of Arc onion casserole-and you bring the \vine and cheese! A lot 'M ill Open Wed .. Thurs. & Fri. until 9 p.m. II of time and efiort goes into that." Merry Christmas VISA 773-2620 773-8440 "Okay. Next summer, I'll find some grapes and stomp ------_._------, on them and make the wme Illysdf. 1';; will;: bv~ts ::::::! \~ make my own cheese. Will that make you happy?"

"No. You would probably make horrible wine and lousy cheese. You do, however, make excellent Christmas cookies, and I think it's absolutely rotten of you to say you're not going to make them this year. Listen: you hear that noise in the background? That's my children. crying r F~Ki~~;d's because their aunt-Queen of the Store-Bought Gifts and needlepoint &:knit shoppe Frozen Food-won't make Christmas cookies for them." "You win. I'll make the cookies. Would you like me_ to try knitting a sweater for each of the boys, too? I could work on the sweaters while I'm waiting for b'ltches of CLEARANCE SALE cookies to come out of the oven. That way, I wouldn'.t be starls SalurdaJf~D.c.mb .... 28 bored." KIMBERLY KORNER. MACK AT LOCHMOOR GROSSE POINTE WOODS 881-9296 I 16930 Kercheval • In The Village • 881-4574 "I've seen how you knit: buy the sweaters. But when you're making the cookies, would you mind doubling the . Open Thur.day evening. 'tlI 9 recipe for those chocolate mint things? They're my favorites, and you really didn't have enough of them last year."

And that is why, this past week, my kitchen lights have been on at midnight. It's the only time I have for making my famous Christmas cooKies. And although I've often New ,Year's Eve Party wished that I'd picked easier recipes in the beginning (my Christmas cookies require from 15 to 27 steps; I must have been nuts 10 years a?o!), the results, if I do say so myself, 8\ \"e German -American justify the effort. At least: everyone says they do.

Cultural Center If I ever discover that everyone has been lying, and 5251 East Outer Drive this whole thing was a plot by the family homemakers to get the family working woman into the kitchen at least Donation: $37.00 per Person once a year, there may be poison in next year's bittersweet glaze. ' Includes: Dinner, al: Drinks, Midnight-Buffet and (I >Ii Ii Champagne, Party Favors and Entertainment A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS AND THE HAPPIEST OF NEW YEARS TO ALL NEWS READERS. Two Bands: the G.A.C.C. Dance Orchestra and the Continentals music without pause For RelelVltlon. cllI the Germln.Am.rl~n Culturll center 371-5720

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Page Four-S G R 0 SSE POI N T E' NEW S --_._------._------~--~- ---. -- _. - ' . ~'-.- -~.- Busy holida:r f' iIfli< time a.t DIA .... • .. .. The Detroit Institute of Arts' 1981 ... '" holiday schedule is filled with exhibi. .... " "!¥ ~ tions and events appealing to a variety t .... , of interests. The museum will be .. " closed Christmas Eve and Day and New Year's Eve and Day; otherwise, "'.- ~ '" " . .. regular hours - 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 ... p.m. Tuesdays through Sunda)'s - will- ~ Qbserved. Exhibitions include A Selection of 17th Century European Masterworks (paintings by Rembrandt, Rubens, Poussin, Velasquez, displayed with sculpture, furniture and textiles' of the period), in the Textile Galleries and GaBery S301, and Twentieth Cen. tury )'!.rnerican Prints and Drawings, on \'lew in the Schwartz Graphic Arts Galleries. Both exhibitions are free. The for- mer runs through Feb. 14, the latter through Feb. 28, 1982. The museum also offers a program of music, lectures and films. Creative Music Ph asp II, a presentation of Afro.American chamber music by the ...... ,-.L ~_~~ __... "H;~+t')" ;(" ('of .r~t'> <::~t~ .1."<':"" \ "'" .....0\.011...... '"'C...... ~4._.' .._ - _- - _. urday, Dec. 26, at 8 p.m. in the DIA's Lecture/Recital Hall. Tickets are $5. Pianist Bess Bonnier performs light ..~.'" jazz in the Crystal Gallery Sunday afternoons, from 1 to 4 p.m., Dec. 27, Jan. 3 and every Sunday thereafter. Exotic foods and drinks lire available for purchase. There is no cover ,,;,' charge. The next Masterwork of the Week " lecture will focus on "Madonna and Child," an early 16th century panel painting by Giovanni Bellini, Wednes. day, Dec. 30, at 1:30 p.rn. in Gallel'y W234. Admission is free. Youtheatre'S Small, Small World AdVenture focuses on "The Seasons of Michigan," a film/narrative by Kenard Lawrence, for ages five through adult, Saturday, Dec. 26, at 2 p.m. in the museum auditoriul'n. Tickets are $2.50 ($1.75 for groups of 10 or more). Photos by Tom Greenwood Afternoon Film Theatre' presents Lining up behind their leader, Chef JEFF GABRiEL (far "Sparrows," starring Mary Pickford, left) is the Grosse Pointe )'acht Club kitchen crew-minus two- Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 26 and 27, responsible for the Gingerbread Village that has been the focus and "Passion," directed by Ernst of all eyes at the GPYC this holiday season: (from left) RICH Lubitsch, Wednesday, Thursday, Sat- LAPORT, RAY HOLLINGSWORTH; GREG VITALE, DOUG. urday and Sunday, Dec. 29 and 30 LAS HARTLEY, RONNY DEAN BRIGGS and WILLIAM and Jan. 2 and 3. Screenings are at SCHELL. Missing from the picture, but equally deserving of 1 p.m. in the Lecture/Recital Hall. praise for their wonderfully detailed, whimsical work (check Admission is $1 at the door. The museum ticket office, 832.2730, out the shutters in the close-up of the burgher's house at right, has additional information on all per. the cookie trimming on the cottage above) are KAREN PAULEY formance events. and RANDY BURT. • 'View from Bridge' at Meadow Brook Mistletoe IS inspiration for more tha~ kissing I V-eteran New York director John Ulmer has directed some of Meadow Ulmer, currently on the faculty of Brook's most popular productions, in. By Rebecca R. Kirtland the United States Department of Agri. the forest to sacrifice'two pure white warriors meeting by chance beneath .>. Rutgers University, will stage Arthur cluding "Who's Afraid of 'Virginia Hatlonal Geographic News Sert/ce culture, says 3.2 billion board feet of bulls to their gods before cutting the mistletoe in a forest would lay down -,-:. Miller's powerful drama "A View Woolf?," "Ten Little Indians," "Spoon Mistletoe is more than an excu'se timber growth a year is not realizeC\.- sacred plant. their arlns and embrace. ", from the Bridge," set to open a four- RIver Anthology," "The Drunkard," for kissing. Th~ focus of elaborate because dwarf mist1etoe saps vital The mistletoe was ceremoniously When the Norse god Balder was " week run Thursday, Dec. 31,. at "The Show.Off," "Of Mice and Men" Druid rites at Stonehenge and the • nutrients and moist~re from the trees: taught in white cloths because the slain by a mistletoe dart 'his mother's .'::. Meadow Brook Theatre 0:1 the campus and "You Can't Take It with You." powerful Golden Bough of myth!?logy, enough wood to build 290,000 average Druids believer contact with earth tears became the plant's white ~er. r.',' of Oakland University near Rochester. • it was once believed to promote fer- homes . would not only diminish its power to • ries. She decreed that mistletoe would >, "A View from the Bridg=" details tility, protect from fire and lightning, Early Christian legends hold that promote fertility and cure numerous never again do harm. Because Bal. -.-:. T1c::1tels may be. reserved at the the violent happenings in a dock. cute epilepsy and, some say .. provided mistletoe .. -once a. U'lle itself, shrank ;ijlments but would ,also bring bad det':s .Me- was restor~4! .his mother is . ~. box, office lj~" by calling 377-3300. worker's famil}'. when tl1eY offtir. £0.; the wood for the cross of Christ. in shame after Christ's cross was hewn fortune.. said to bestow a kiss upOn anyone :.,.~ The play Win ."oontinue at Meadow harbor two Sicilian cousins who hav''; Mistletoe, which flourishes without from its wood. But that legend hasn't In Switzerland, Sweden and Wales, who passes under mistletoe. . :. Brook through Sunday, Jan. 24. illegally entered the United States. direct contact with earth, is probably shrunk its holiday popularity in Eng. superstition dictated that, to retain America's mistletoe tradition comes ~ poisonous to people but is a main. land and the United States. its virtues; mistletoe had to be shot more directly from England where ~.:' J:li.1illl1!:S I$:l ~ IilllI!:S ts;:s~ stay of the diet of birds. Although it Robert Tiemann, of Priddy, Tex., out of trees and caught before it strait.laced Victorians permitted it '.': II '~, grows primarily in the tropics, it in. whose Tiemann Holiday Mistletoe touched the ground. Today, on the to sanction a bit of frivolity - but ::. flicts more damage on United States Company has provided the kissing Eastern Shore of Maryland where with a caveat. Each kiss required that :- forests than any disease. bough to eager customers for 29 years, mistletoe is prevalent. shooting it out a berry be plucked. 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~~_~______£I J--~---~-~----~------~~---~.I ~ FIRST a WATCH THE I .1 CHRISTIAN J "SERVICE OF THE WEEK" CHRIST UNITED 1__ lI:SiU':tI ~ J:SI £:li_J:SIll::I1___ .I RCEFHOURRMCEHDI AT B P.M. ON »1 The Grosse Pointe I St PIE I 1'1 I METHODIST CHURCH I II I UNITARIAN . au y." II 1444 Morylond WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30 I II 11 ILutheran Church IGtos!epointe~ork,Mi.48230J MONDAY, JANUARY 4 .I CHRISTI AN 19 II CHURCH " 881 6670 D " ChristmasEve 7:30 p.m. I » : J. It • I ~ CandlelightServi<:e n CHANNEL 28 15932E . Warren Ave'" Detroit, Mich.: SCIENCE ~ I 17185801~04a2uOmee : Cholfonle and LothroP1 I II Sunday. Dec. 27 = Grosse Pointe Cable TV . 882.8547 . II II» II I 10:30a,m. guesl pastor II I J II CHRISTMAS EVE I. . J J Rev.Jack VanMarion I This Week's Service From; 1 First c~::t~~CbrISI, I ! DECEMBER 24 I Fa~~:Sh'i~~?;:~.:15! I "Chris1m~scJ~r~edSour" A EBENEZER BAPTIST CHURCH .J Grosse Pointe Farms I ~ 5:30 P.M. J Nursery both Services: I "Keepmgthe Spir~of J SPONSORED BY: ill CANDLELIGHT I II r Christmas" l2 '1'HEGROSSEPOINTE~IlNISTERIALASSOCJATIOX . Jl" 282Chalfonte JIt J SERVICE' JRev. K. R. Lentz, T.H.D1J _~ ~ll:lil __ lI::lI_~_~_ltlill::l1~ll:lild-~lI::lill::li~lI::lI II near Kerby Road II II II !_Rey. Fred F. Campbell ~ Rev. Paul E. Chmt j J . 1'I JIJ .. EliIJ:SIJ:SI,t~U~~ ~ __ -~ __ " .I Grosse Pointe Unif~d Methodist Church i sund~:~~~~:a.m. i J1FIRST CHURCH Of UNDERSTANDING! I 211 Moross Road Wednesday 8:00 p.m. JIt II J I Sunday School 10:30 p.m, II J 1178 Audubon Gt Grosse Pte. War Memorial I 19 CHRISTMAS EVE Festival Choir with Organ, I' (Infant care provided) I J 882.5327 It II Brass'Timpani and Harp. I Reading Room 1'1 II II 5 30 Childrens Christmas Program I l~;~~c~~~a~~~.;~~~~~lI ; I learn to Pray Positively and I j: p.m. 19 Sunday 10 a.m.' 5 p.m. J I Get Results. 10:00 a.m. J' PI 11 :00 p.m. Sacrament of Holy Communion Ministers: :. Thursday until 9:00 p.m. l'l • I J ;. Frank R. Lenieke, G. Vernon White II II I '~\YOUR FIRST GIFTS" I .. a _ l j I 11:00 A.M. I I ••• u:IIJ:S1_~":-,~lIIlI.lIIlIlI::lIlI::lI-_J:SIlIIlIlIIlI- ---lIIlI_lI::lIJ:SIll:lI'l J D,. Sa,ah So/ada and He, I J . · I ! Ministers A,e Available. j I I rA:ll-£:li_-lClI_lClICliMllSIll:lI_!Il'JIMll:lI-, I Christ Church Episcopal J I The Grosse Pointe.a ! . Ministers: Robert Paul Ward 61 Grosse Pointe Bouievard 885.4841 I J' .MEMORIAL CHURCH I II David 8. Penniman I .I United Presbyterian .I }tlllllCll lClI~li:iIiI!Il'JI£:liCll£:liCll!ll'JlCll__ lI:SI. ll:lI _ Christmas Eve I ~. CHRISTMAS EVE I I ~';'I'5;90 p.m. The, Christmas, Story and Holy e as p.",: _ Service of lessons and Carols I 1\ Eucharist -. a service especially for:. 110:10 p.m. _ "WONDERTIDINGS" by John La .1 19 families an'd children II II (Nursery Care Provided) ~ .I Montaine for C.hoir, Harp ~nd per~ussiorl , I ~ 10:30 p.m. Carols from the Gallery sung by the Choir of men» 110:30 p.m. - C~mmunlo~ Candlelight Serv,.ce ; ~ and Boys II I Celebration of History's Greatest Night I I 11:00 p.m. The Christmas Eucharist and Sermon . I .I SUN~AY, D.ECEMBER 27 1\ J Christmas Day ,I 19:30 ,a.m. - Family ~ervlces 1 1\ The Holy Eucharist 11,00 a .m. The Holy Eucharist and Sermon .! all :30 a.m. - \\~o~:hldP h S " \ I I December 27 . II I e In t e c7nes .I .I 8:00 .:l.m. The Holy Eucharist . I l'J.. Dr. Ray H. KIely ~ . 9:15 a.m. Service of lessons and Carols for Christmas .I£:liJ:Sl__ ~_lClI~ll:lIt:iIlCll!ll'Jl"llSI __ ClI __ ~ __ lIIlI_ClI~._1 11: 15 a.m. Service of Lessons' and Carols for Christmas rl I

. ;II Grosse Pointe Woods' JI CHRISTMAS DA Y llSI~l:IIlClIll:lI __ lClI_lI::lI, __ ._!Il'JI__ . . . I\::lI~'J PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH..1 10:00 a.m. ChrIStmas.. EuchaflSt wIth. Hymns .. "NXI~TY- Anx;~!yhas !leencalled"Ihe disease01 our J 19950 Mack Avenue 886.4300 ~ Nursery Care 7:30 p.m. on Christmas Eve age No wondenThedeslleforsuccess » (Holfwoy between Moros> rmd Vernier Roads) l! \T CHl~ papularity,and status can become an Inner II ; ~J::l5~_ll:lIltlIlI::lI.~_dll::ll_J::l5~lClI_J::l5_J::l5ll:l1ll:lil~I\::lIl:>1_~' •• .A.l..tAV ache. Questionsaooutsociety,values,and CH.RISTMAS EVE - 7'.30 p.m. II n~' ourthrealenedwondcan lurn inloa na .I A"'r gnawinghelplessness DayatwdaYlt II "THE BETHLEHEM LIGHT" rl nl I chipsal us J II \,It~ Whatcan be ck>ne?Is thereany J a family Christmas Celebration .I • antidoteforanxiety?LifeIsn'l alwayseasY)ll 11 p.m. FESTIVAL OF LESSONS & CAROLS .I or pleasant.Noonetoldus itwouldbe. ~ A Candlelight Service with 1I WhenJesus saKl,"I'll neverleaveyou i II or forsakeyou," He's recognilingthe JI CHANCEL CHOIR . I presenceofanxiety.But he helpsus faceII II HANDBELL CHOIR & LITURGICAL DANCE 19 squarely,dealwithits causes, and move I ... beyondtts power. H. ott.rs Hlm.. 1f rJ SUNDAY, DECEMBER 27 - 11 A.M. J .net HI. rftOtIre •• to .u.taln II .I u.,.net help u. grow In .very .I . "SIGNS OF HIS APPEARING" )II .ltuatlon of Uf.. J II .I .I SUNDAY SERVICES: 8:30 & 11 A.M, WORSHIP FOR FREE BOOK ON ANXIETY 1\ .lI::lI.~J::l5~lI::lI •• lIIlI£:li~. J::l5•• _ltlI~J::l5_ •• J::l51 9:30 A.M. CHURCH SHCOOL CAll 882.L1FE J The Grosse Pointe Congregational Church . I CHRISTMAS EVE: Family Worship 8 p.m. EBENEZER BAPTIST CHURCH I Grosse P~inte American Baptist Church ,I Carols by Senior Choir 7:45 p.m. 1-94 & MOROSS ROAD.I 240 Cnollonle oHOlnrop, Grolse Poinle, Mien, .I CHRISTMAS DAY: Church Worship 11 a.m. I Rev. Paul Keppler, Pastor - ..I I ~_lIIlIl:II lIIlI._~ lClI~._._._. -~ ~N •• __ •• ~.ll:lI_ ••• - •••• _ •• -I\::lI~ . ~ .I J I I I J J I Christmas Eve Candlelight Services: Dec. 24 ! l'J 7:30p.m. and 11:15p.m, II II 7:30 p.m. Nursery Facilities Available I .I DECEMBER 27, SUNDAY WORSHIP I ! SERVICES - 9:30 & 11: 15 a.m. I II The Rev. Roy R. Hutch'eon. D.O. I ~ Rev. Jock E. Skiles, Associate Mjnister I ~~~~~~~.~_~~_~._~_ •• li:iIiI~~_J::l5Cl1~~~ I I ~ CHRIST THE KING ~ J LUTHERAN CHURCH J I Mack and loch moor i ~ Grosse Pointe Woods I I CHRISTMAS EVE I .I DECEMBER 24 i I CANDLELIGHT SERVICE 11 :00 p.m. I I CHRISTN,AS DAY J i DECEM~ER 25 I 884 ..0511 ",! FESTIVAL SERVICE 10:30 a.m. I .,.r.Jo....----.. New Year's Eye Communion Vespflrs 7,30 p.m. I I -

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D - ~rea-t-c~~lributlOn-t~- A~~r~;-r------sometimes stoi~-y-b-U;-;ve;'~b~a-n; T S-a-;;:;;J-;~~S-I~-;~~~n-;~~th;r who NEW V.EAR'S DAY 50.year marriage Filmed on Cape I has accepted a li!e oj despair alter 1 culture through the performing arts I 8-11PM .ABC (7 Central/Mountain) Cod. stle IS deserted bv her husband and I Honorees being saluteo are Count 1 THE SUGAR BOWL live from New leH to cepe With the challenge 01 NEW YEAR'S EVE Basle, Cary Granl, Helen Hayes, I Orleans' Superdome. 2nd ranked raiSing her retarded son But there's a Jerome Robbins and Rudolph Serkln Georgia versus Pittsburgh {10.1) 9-11PM NBC (8 CentrallMountain) I big transformation In their lives when I 1:3G-4:30PM NBC (12 30 Cent IMI) SILVER BEARS. Michael Caine, lhe youngster becomes Involved In 1G-11PMNBC (9Central:Mount8!n) FIESTA BOWL The Penn State Cyblll Shepherd, LOUIS Jourdan, athletiC competition and the Spacial THE PRESIDENCY AND THE Niltany Lions (92) meet the USC DaVid Warner, Tom Smothers, Martin OlympICS, With Beau Bridges, Loretta I Balsam and Stephane Auman NATION TrOJans (9.2) The story traces the 10lle allair between a company commander's SAT., JAN. 2 wile and an enlisted man and the 9-11PM CBS (8CentraIIMounfain) 8-9PM NBC (7 CentraJlMountaln) ~" -' near.brutal treatment of a young, MURDER IS EASY Adaptation of an 48TH ANNUAL KING ORANGE ~!'--,~~,:,rn t"''':HPAr c:-nlrlipr wh('\ n;::tv~ a AO'lth" Christie thlilier With Bill Bixby, ~:.~~IOREE PARADE FROM \ '~r~ heavy price for hiS prinCiples Lesley.Anne Down, Helen Hayes and MON., DEC, 28 OliVia De Havilland ____ NEW YEAR'S DAY i ~~.rIJ 9-11PM NBC (8 CentraUMountain) FROM HERE TO ETERNITY. Part 2. TUES , DEC. 29 Tournament II 9-11PM NBC (8Central/Mountain) OSes FROM HERE TO ETERNITY Flnate. of R d I I 9,11PM CBS (8 Cent rail Mountain) para e 8-10PM NBC (7 Centra/iMounlal.'1) THE MAN IN THE SANTA CLAUS INCIDENT AT CREST RIDGE A I SUIT. Fred Astaire, portraYing no less woman (Emmy Award winner Eileen than seyen dilterent characters, in. cluding a mysterious stranger who affects the lives oj a number 01 people. A Yuletide fantasy. ,

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9-11PM NBC (8Centra/lMountain) THE GATHERING. Part II. Maureen Stapleton returns in the sequel to the 1977 Emmy Award.w'nf'ing holiday • I drama. With Lawrence Pressman, CHRISTMAS EVE (WCent/MI.) -~ Gall Strickland and Veronica Hamel. 1D-11PMNBC (9GentrallMountain) TOURNAMENT OF ROSES HIGH HOPES: THE CAPRA YEARS. PARADE. The spectacular annual . _,. ,l' A close look at the long and event gets under way with James - - - distinguished career oj six. time Stewart as the Grand Marshall and 4:30-BPM NBC (3:30 CenUMo'Jnt) Oscar-winr1ing producer-director 17.year old high schoof student ROSE BOWL The Iowa HawKeyes . Frank Capra. Kathryn Ann Potthast as the Queen of (8-3) face the Washington Huskies 11:3OPM-Mld. NBC (10:30CenUMt.) the pageant. (9.2) in the 68th Rose Bowl Classic. tHE SOUNDS OF CI:tRISTMAS evE. 11.30AM.2PM CBS (10.30Gent.iMt.) lJ.11PMNBC (7CentralIMountain) A Christmas musical celebration. TOURNAMENT OF ROSES ORANGE BOWL The top ranked Midnight-1:30AM NBC(11PM CUM!.) PARADE. Hosted by Bob Barker and Clemson Tigers (11.0) go for the Gregory Peck and Laurence OliVier in CHRISTMAS ROME 1981. Rose Queen Kathryn Ann Potthast. national championship against the a suspense-thriller about one man's Nebraska Cornhuskers(9.2) in Miami. efforts to foil a monstrous modern. CHRI TMAS DA V . day Nazi plot. 1().11AM NBC (9 Central/Mounlain) SUN, DEC 27 corruption of a small Western town. 9.11PMABC (8Cenlrai/Mountain) CHRISTMAS AT WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL. With Pernell Roberts, Bruce Davison RUNNING. Michael Douglas in a SAT., DEC. 26 • '1 and Sandy McPeak. Rocky-esque film about guess what . SAT., DEe 26 2,4PM NBC (1Central/Mountain) WED, DEe 30 popular athletic endeavor? : ' 9-11PM CBS (8 Central/Mountain) COLLEGE BASKETBALL. North 9-11PMCBS (8CentraIlMountain) MON., JAN. 01 THE KENNEDY CENTER HONORS: Carolina Tar Heels VS. Kentucky SENIOR TRIP 'rhe spirited adven- ' A Celebratlcm of the PerformIng Wildcats ShamgDD tures of a class of Midwestern high Arts, A natiC'n bows to American 4.8PM NBC (3CentraIlMountain) 9-11:15PM ABC (8 Gentrat/Mountain) school students in New York to cele- :l royalty as five more distinguiShed UNITED STATES,CHINA GYM. personalities are hOnored for their SHAMPOO. Warren (Reds) Beatty brate their graduation. With Scotl II Bnt NASTICS. finds trouble behind the laughter Baio and Mickey Rooney as himself., .p a 4-6PM CBS (3 Central/Moun.tain) when every girl he likes complicates 1Q.11PMABC (9CentraIIMounlain) 1982 NCAA BASKETBALL CHAM, v' his life by tailing in love With him. With 'PIONSHIP. Louisville versus'DePaul •.. {]oldie Hawn, Julie Christie, Lee at Horizon Center, Rosemont, Illinois .. ' SAT, JAN. 2 " Grant, Jack' Warden and Carrie .' SUN., DEC 27 Fisher. Suriuiler. Man. 1-3:30PM NBC (12 Central/Mountain) -&. 9-11PM ABC (8 Central/Mountain) 12:30-1PMABC (11:30AMCent./Mt.) AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFER. 9-11PM NBC (8CentraIIMountain) ~ ~...... ' THE ELEPHANT MAN. The loog 1981 UNITED STATES GOLF ENCE DIVISIONAL- PLAYOFFS running Tony.Award winning stage hi! ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONSHIPS. SUN., JAN. 3 IoI (one of the most acclaimed in recent v._.. 1-3:30PM NBC (12 NoonCent./Mt.) 1•.3:30PM NBC (12 Noon GenL/MI.) years) comes to TV with Philip Aglim w ~ AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFER. AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFER. MYRN• A LO I I as Ihe tille character, the horribly de. ENCE WILDt(ARD GAME. ENCE DIVISIONAL PLAYOFFS. FROM HERE TO ETERNITY (1) HENRY FOND~), formed person of inner beauty, ______. artistic talent and wit. Kevin Conway MON .• DEC. 28 SAT., JAN. 9 Natalie Wood and William Dev'ane head an all.star cast in the po.....erful also recreates his original role as the 9-11:45PM ABC (8 Central/Mountain) ,4-7PM ABC (3CentraUMountain) SIOlY about a company of career , brilliant young surgeon. Socko! THE GATOR BOWL. Live from WIDE WOR/..D OF SPORTS. The r- soidiers based ir1Hawaii at the time of 9-11PM NBC (BCentraIIMountain) Jacksonville, Florida between 9th Hula Bowllrom Honolulu, Hawaii. the Japanese a1fack on Pearl Harbor. THE KID FROM NOWH~~~Susa~_1 ranked North Carolina and Arka.nsas. I' \2181 CONDONOVANASSOCIATESINC I II 1! I -I S NEIL FUJITA D~SIGN PROGRAMS LISTED ARE CHOSEN AT THE SOLE DISCRETION OF CORNELIUS DONOVAN ASSOCIATES. INC ! t, .I .. Kings Men, & iOOs:'8 mg. "tar." 0.7 mg. nicotine; . @ lonllord, USA, 1981 I , . Kirlgs Reg.: 8 mg. "tar," 0.8 mg, niCOlirlBavo per cigarette, FTC Report May '81. ,- ." Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined I .' ,-.I That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health, I I ! • I , I I I ,t

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Houston- Rochester Road), 5 days. GROSSE POINTE I 10 Obituaries lJA Lots for Sole LEADED GLASS Chalmers area. 839-9406. WANTED 886.2495, 528-2698. LEARNING CENTER i 2 Entertainment 138 Cemetery Property WINDOW REPAIR DOMESTIC ._------one or many " .. _, '_. __ e3 Kercheval on the Hill i 2A Music Educotion 13C Land Contracts & MIRROR REPLACEMF.NT : . VERY NICE one bedroom Private collector will pay any JU'>T IN TIME FOR XMAS 343.0B36 343.0036; 28 rutcrmg end Educoticn 13D For Sale or Lease I HOUSECLEANING. Expel'!- apartment, fully carpeted, reasonable price. Chihuahua pups _ 3 males, __ . ,. __ _. _.' __ ,2:: ~:obby Instruction 14 Real Estate Wonted Also buy Iead~d glass. doors enced reliable references. I • air conditioned. Hoover 644.7312 and r 1 female, 8 weeks old, pap. PRIVATE TUTORING . 2D Camps 14A Lot> WJnted 882.5833 wlndOws589.3413 707w1n.46'lt6ra.nsporiation,Sue,: nme:nrth.7,,~~.18e1'41S200r588pe1 . AUTHENTIC Europeon rec- er trained, registered AKC, in your own home. All sub, 2£ Athletic instructicln 148 Va~otion or Suburban " oJVV multiple of colors. 778-4564. jeets; all levels. Adults and 2F School; Property Wonted --T-O-NY - Vi'V'---IA-N--O-" 3542. ipe home made nllt rolls. ______children. Certified teachers. 2G CO'lvalescent Care 14C Real Estate Exchange RELI~BLE, efficien.t woman: GROSSE POL'ITE -PARK -...: !.l!.l5.7Hl{l. 1B-SECRETARIAL I ur;ilWrf dill.! .:>vuV-rWA:-: \ 3 Lost and Found 15 BUSlnes; Opportunilies Handyman deSIres housekeepmg. Neat: 0 ~ I d t AVON SERVICE I TUTORING SERVICE 4 Help Wonled General 16 Pets tor :'ale C:;.rpc:;~c: Wa:~ and willing to work. 465.: ,:,;n;l~r~:~;a~:~:e :d'b:~~ ' I 356-0099 4A Help Wanted Domestic 16A Horses for Sale and 9736. I room- upper with sun room, To Buy or Sell I ------I 48 Services to Exchange 168 Pet Grooming Miscellaneous S Call 527-1025 ' 4C c C EUROPEAN lad" "'I'shes do. I 285 month. Lower flat al. SECRETARIAL/AlNSWERING House ,i.ting Services 16 Pet 80arding Repairs J " Rose Lafata . b kk . X 3 LOST A.Io. D 5 S mestl'c J'ob or housek""per.: so available, $275 month. serVice, 00 eepmg, e- -.", ' ituatiol' Wonted 16D Adopt A Pet 881 2093 ..~ '1 bl R FOUNO 5A S - Fre6 to travel. 775."A22. Cal! 343.0724 or 823.3019. HOUSE CALLS - Medical, rox, no tary aV::1a e. es- ituotio'1 Domestic 19 Printing and Ergraving ------~ .... urnes, term papers, legal. I . 58 Employment Agerc! 20 General Service NEED SOMETHING moved1 3 _BEDROQ:l1 duplex, 11Al er.perienced general prac. "EXPERIENCED" cleaning Reasonable rates. 885-1900. $5,OOa REWARD for the reo 5C Catering 20A Carpet Laying Two Pointe residents will bath, Alter near Windmill tltioner (M.D.) available ljldy wishes weekday or bi- for home calls in acute 17901 East Warren. turn of a genuine blue star 6 For Rent Onfurnished 208 Refrigeration and ,"'ir move or remove large or Pointe, $300 plus security. weekly. Grosse Pointe ref. 884.0947. illness and chronically ill C.B.S. SECRETARIAL & sapphire ring surrounded 6A ror Rent Furnished Conditioning Repair small quantities of furnl. erences. 882.8549. shut-ins, Eve n in g sand ANSWERING SERVICE by diamonds in a platinum 68 Rooms for Rent 20C Chimney and Fireploce ture, appliances, pianos or GROSSE POINTE WOODS- weekends. Call 886-7654, Full Secretarial Services setting. Lost the last of 6C Office for Rent Repair what have you. Call for lIl:ay, first of June. Reply 6D Vacation Rentals 20D Locksmiths f tl 1 343 0481 SC-CATERI ....~ 8 Mile-){ack, brick ranch, S ASON'S GREETINGS & Phone Answering ree es ma e. . or ~ ... 2 bedrooms, carpeted, new. E I to Grosse Pointe News, Box 6E Garage for Rent 20E Insulatian 822-22-. '------HAPPY NEW YEAR'S TO Individual Office Space vu ly decorated, $500 a month, ALL OUR CUBTOMERS 884.7734 No. B.IOO. 6F Shore Living Quarte,~. 20F Washer and Dryer Repair ------I WILL CATER your next security. Lease, 888-0052, CUSTOM TAILORING Grosse Pointe.Harper Woods 1------.- 6G Store Lease 20G Glass. Mirror Service PRIVATE NURSI NG party. Sherry. 463-3781 or 'S LOST: large male Doberman/ 6H For Rent or Sale 20H Floor Sanding Around the Clock BY GINO ______mixed. Lost in July around 6J Halls for Rent 21 M()~ing In home, hospltal or nursing 778.8808. OUTER DRIVE - Chandler Magwne Subscriptions Make 2-ENTERTAINMENT I Nottingham. Reward. 331- 6K Sto'age Space 21" Piano Service home. RN's, LPN's, Aides, MARIE'S CATERING-Qual. Park. On'e bedroom upper. Ideal Gifts! For Christmas, ------6704. 7 Wonted to Rent ~18 Sewing Machine companions, male attend. ity food for all occasion. Carpeting, garage, all ap- . hd VI NTAGE -----.----- 7A Room Wanted 21C Electrical Service t l' . S - d d Buffe's, d I'n n e r s, hor' pliances, heat included. BIrt ays, AnniVt'rsaries, LOST: male Golden Retriev. 78 Room and BO(lfd Want~d 21 D TV and Radl'o Repal'r ban s,d Ive.ms.• h creene an.. d'oeuvres, parly trays. Pre.~ $275 ' 886-9535, AII Occasions. Attractive PIANO STYLI NGS er vicinity of .81Al Mile and 7C Garage Wanted ~ 21£ Storms nnd Screens on ed, 2.. our servIce. Gift Cards Sent Anvwhere Urbane plano entertainment I Jefferson, Friday, Decem. 7D Starage Space W(Jn~ed 21F Home Improvement Licensed nurses for insur. 'pared and delivered. 862. GROSSE POINTE PARK - In The World. Simply Call for the cocktail party din. ber 18th, answers to Rusty. a Articles or Sale 21G Raofinl1 Service ance case. 6295. lone and two months free, B7e3d3a.rdPublications, 881- 'ner party, garden party, Reward. 885-7011. 8A Musical Instruments 21H Carpet Cleaning POINTE TUAREA4.3180NURSES ------16-FOR RENT I month.6.room 886.7196.upper. $310 pcr 8 special moment. If you are FOUND: small white shaggy a8 Antiques or Sole 21.1 Pointing, Decorating NIS ED RELAXING MASSAGE for without a piano, I'll bring dog, male, looks to be ac Office Equipment 21J Wall Washing RETIRED HANDYMAN - UNFUR H RENTAL-Exceptional resi: women-Swedish and other mine. Call Jeff', 646.9531. minl.cock.a-poo, in vicinity 9 Articles Wanted 21K Window Washing Minor repairs, carpentry, ------1 dence on a lake front es. t h' N t I . i ------of Kercheval and Berk. 10 Snowmobile for Sale 21 L Tile Work e lee l r i c a 1. plumbing, HAVERHILL 5-room'lIPper, tate. 1st floor master suite ~c mques. ~ ura , nulJ' - THE MUSIC SHOP lOA. Mototcycll!s far Sale 21M Sewer Servl'ce . I' b k . d near Whittier.Harper. Heat plus 4 bedrooms, "omplete. bonal counsehng, by ap-l . . ., shire. Call 884.6978. If un- pam mg ro en wm ows I " polntment or class. Judy. Consls~ent hIgh qual~ty hve claimed, f r e e to good lOB Trucks far S:l!e 21M Asphalt Work and sash cord replaced, included, $275 monthly, ly renovated with new kit- 8823856 musIc for all occasIOns. home. 11 Cars for Sale 210 Cement and Brick Work etc. Reasonable. Refer- plus security deposit. No chen and baths. CONTACT TOM 247-1669 llA (ar fl~p':li, 21P Waterproofing encas. 882-6759. pets. 286.8125. WASH, R E P A I R Oriental ------.-- FOUND-Cat, in November, lIB Cars Wanted to Buy 21Q Plaster Work -----1 _.-.---,RENTAL - 4.bedroom, 21h; rugs, excellent border and MAGIC SHOWS -, Available in the Park Three Mile/Es. lle Boats and Mo:ors 21R Furniture Repair NURSING SERVICES FOR RENT with option to bath house on popular fringe repair, antiques reo for birthday parties, ban. sex area, multi.colored cat, 11D Boot Repair 215 Carpenter INC buy. You can hang your Yorkshire Road.' All natur. finished. Oxford Villa, 628 quets, your social affair. brown, beige, white, black, liE Boot Dockage and Storage ZiT Plumbing and Heating PRIVATE DUTY NURSING [ stockings on your fire. al hardwood floors, up. ~596, 10-10. Call Jim Shannon, 885.6699. blue collar' with bell, 822. 1IF Trailers and Campers 21U Janitor Service I place and have Santa visit dated kltchen with pantry. TRIO A La Mode flute, cello, 9721. l1G Mobile Home. 21V Silverplating 24 Hour ServIce at your new home. A love. new roof, furnace and DRIVE MY car to Fort Lau. plano, classical, jazz, pop. I1H Airplanes 21W Dressmok'ing and Tailorin;! Phone 774-6154 ly 3.bedroom Colonial with storms and screens, $850 derdale after January 1st. Any occasion. 662.7693. LOST-2 small dogs, tan and 12 Suburban Acreage 21Y Swimming Pools ::'-l'UORRSDEESRLAIIEDsESbath and a ~~, formal din. a month. Gas paid, References ex. white Beagle and a "Benji 121. Suburban Home 2 IZ Snaw Removal and RN's ing ro20m, plus family changed. 882'()852. ADD THAT special touch to type" dog, Children heart. 128 Vocation Praperty Landscaping room, .car garage on a R. G. EDGAR AND _ your holiday party, 2.piece broken! Please call 331. 12C Forms for Sale LPN's very large lot. Located on ASSOCIATES CLEANING! ensemble: WOODWARD 5427. ------. ------SCreened and Bonded a private cul.de.sac in 888.6010 We are a husband and wife . Guitar and keyboard. Rea. ------Licensed by the State ot Grosse Pointe Woods. $80(\ SECURE 1.bedroom apart. - team who live in the'1!J8st: . sonable'. 331.1531 or 544. STILL MISSING - Lost 11/ 4--HILP WANTED 4--HELP W~NT£D"': . Mi~blgan per month, plus security land area. We -are Quick 0562.' Also available for 24. Female brown Uibby , G.ENERAL GENERAL Owne~ JIld operated by 'deposlt. 885-0990. ment, heat, range, refrig. and effielent. Please call 1 b k cat, vicinity Touraine' and Plti:fcia Harness erator Included, $185. Ref. c u wor. Ch 1 i R d C 11 ' ------ONE. BEDROOM upper - erences requested. Alter us for further information ar evo x. ewar. a at 371-6454. I 886.6644. NURSE'S AIDES EXPERIENCED Hairdresser SENIOR SITTERS Six.Chalmers area. $175 Road. 331-4677 or 884.3883. 2A-MUSIC -.------Needed ImmedIately for pri- wanted - some clientele MOTHERS' HELPERS t>lus utilities. After 6 p.m. EDUCATION FOUND - black and white vate duty assignments in preferred. 776-4126 or 775. HOME HEALTH AIDES 881-1462. INDIAN VILLAGE garage apartment. First month CLARK SECURITY kitten, 7 Mile/Mack area. eastern suburbs. Flexible 7751. Ask for Diana. NURSES 372.6950. Screened. Referenced CADIEUX ROAD - I-bed. rent free in exchange for Alarm systems. Fire sys. scheduling, must have one Bonded . Insured room, carpeted, stove, reo minor repairs. Security de. WOODS MUSIC yea r recent experience SECRETARY fit 11 h t' I d tems, R e p air service. and car. Call for an inter. Immediately available ,r gera or, a ea me u . posit and references re- STUDIO 4-HELP WANTED Campbell Ewald Co. is look. ~"hour service _ Low cost ed. $275 per month. 331. Free estimates. quired. $250 a month plus GUITAR, PIANO, THEORY GENERAL view. ing for experienced secre. 0581. security. 821.6988 evenings 372-7110 HOME or STUDIO MEDlCAL PERSONNEL tary who possesses excel. PRO-CARE ONE1 INC 823.3000 days, ' I 20943 Mack '. RN'S • POOL. , lent shorthand, typing, and HELPING HAND DIV. ATTENTION STUDENTS 862.6640 general o{(fce skll1s, Due AND YOUNG Call weekdays 881-2920, for staffing and specialty in 569-4400 ATTRACTWE 3 bedroom THE ORIGINAL to the antiCipation of nu. PROFESSIONALS BS1-5738 Grosse Pointe hospital --R-N-1-S-- bath and a half Colo. WILLARD WATER merous inquirIes, no ap. INDEPENDENT Restored apartments In the PIANO LESSONS _ Qual!- Openings available for nial located on a quiet AS SEEN ON CBS RN'S • LPN'S TOP WAGES pointments or personal In. IndIan Village area. Min. 60 MINUTES AND fied teacher, my home. NURSES AIDES FLEXIBLE SCHEDULING terviews will be scheduled NtJRSES INC. utes from Wayne State, cul.de.sac in Grosse KELLY AND CO. 882-7772. for private duty. ASSIGNMENTS IN at this time. Qualified In. HOME HEALTH CARE U of D law and dental, Pointe Woods, two car YOUR AREA divlduals interested In be. RN's, AIDES, COMPANIONS medical center and down. attached garage, natural 882-8959 GUITAR LESSONS: study • LIVE.IN COMPANIONS fireplace, freshly dec- classical, jazz, or rock st)'les needed for Wayne and FULL AND PART TIME ing considered for a posl. 7 DAY, 24 HOUR SERVICE town. Pool, tennis, parking, AVAILABLE tion are invited to call or 652.1616 sp.curity, carpet and hard. orated throughout. Long with one of the finest and Macomb Counties. Call term lease available, 1 BENEFITS INCLUDED write our office in order wood floors. All utilities most versatile players in MACOMB NURSING I to 10 years, $650 per LET GEORGE the Detroit area. Wayne UNLIMITED M EDICAL to receive an application RETIRED maintenance car. included. No lease. 824- for employment. Call or penter, any small jobs, can 5248. , month. DOlT State and Oakland Univer. SCHWEITZER REAL sity facully member. Mas. write: Deborah Gross, Em. do just about everything RENT 2 bedroom condo, with No service charge if 739-8590 PERSONNEL I ESTATE repaired. ter's degree in music, Be. AVON POOL ployment Administrator, in repairs or new work. garage, in St. Clair Shores. ! 88{1.5800 ginning to advanced stu. 882-6640 Campbell Ewald Co., 30400 776.5031. $BOO/month. 776.7140. APPLIANCE SERVICE dent, Call Chris Birg, 774. M a k e Christmas Merrier, Van Dyke, Warren, MI ------See my ad column 20-F 259~. earn extra $$ for gifts. Cail 48093, 574.3400, extension HOUSEKEEPER. Excellent George Stults 885.1762 Rose Lafata 5271025 ACCOUNTANT - Bookkeep- 6353. I references, own trans porta. GROSSE POINTE ' -. er, small accounting office ______---L_ tlon. Honest and hard INSTITUTE OF JOBS! JOBS! JOBS! needs Individual for staff. working. 949-5705. • all over the U.S. Experience required. Send MAILROOM - MUSIC NOT AN AGENCY resume to Grosse Pointe MESSENGER YOUNG MAN desires office MUSIC--Piano, guitar, voice, Call 602.252.0979, operator News, Box S-13, 99 Ker. or bank cleaning jobs. Rea. strings, wind and brass 116, 7 days a week. cheval, Grosse Poi n tel RENAISSANCE CENTER sonable rates. 24 hour ser. instruments and organ. I -----~----I Farms, ~ich, 48236. Must have car and present a vice. Experienced with ref- HYPNOSIS ART. -:- Classes in drawing, i NOW HI RING TRAINING AIDE. Respon. ~eat app~arance. This. job erences. Available. Call paIntIng, and pastel. ,Sales Associates for "A mer. sible college student in a IS part time or full tIm~. 885.0484 or 881.8389. Distinguished faculty. ! ica's NO.1 top. seller, Cen. human services field to as. Company pays fee, HamIl. _____ 88_2_,_49_6_3. tury 21." New' ultra.mod. sist male residents of a ton. LIGHT housekeeping thor- 776-0410 , .---- ern real estate facility now specialized ad u 1t foster HAMILTON ough and efficient. 779. Deadline I C LASS IFIEDAD S open in St. Clair Shores. care horne (close to Grosse I EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 4926. Is Noon I Ask about selling Florida Pointe Park) with morning 1 383 FISHER RD, ----.---.-- .. -. I property from OUl: office. needs. Hours 6 a.m ..g a.m. GROSSE POINTE COLLEGE PAINTER-Very : CA LL 882 -6 9 00: Call Doug Primeau for de. three mornings/week and I' 881-5126 good, experienced, refer. Tuesdayl __ . .__ tails. one day or afternoon shift .__ ences. Call Dean. 881.1364. r------. 779-7500 on the weekend. Call 824. CAREER MINDED assistant -E-X-P-E-R-IE-N-C-E-D--B'-ar-t-en-d-e-rI Call early. HIGH FLYING HELIUM BALLOONS .------. 1170, Dec. 28, 29,30. needed. Secretarial, book. for private parties. Refer. I OUT OF WORK? ; -,;----.. keeping and insurance pa, ences. Still available for 882..6900 Thinking of relocating? ,Ll. EGUARD-part.tlme, sev. per work skills necessary. New Year's. John Jonas.' for all occasions. Birthdays, anniversaries, a smile for . We have the largest number eral dl\Ys a week, 12:30 Call Monday.Friday, 12.3. 371-2428. Call anytime. a patient. Bouquets of l.dozen ll.inch balloons, i , of out of town newspapers I p.m. to 7:~O p ..m. Down. 772.3040. ------multi-colored, for as little as $9. 10% off all from all over the U.s.A. I town DetrOit private club, . __._ ... ._ GARY LUCKETT, gutter bouquets sent to area hospitals through Decem. Sunbelt. Want.Ads include i 54 per hour. 963-9200, ext. DRIVERS _ Openinll''' avail. maintenance, snow blowing, I ber. Please men linn AD, when ordering. Florida, Arizona, Texas, I 224 or 291. able. all hours open. Nee-d power hoist, custom roof-. CALL 882-4968 Colorado and others. ; MEDICAL Laborat~ytech. I good driving re<:ord. 15501 ing, hauling. Grosse Pointe' NEW HORIZON'S nician. (ASCAP), for doc- I Mack at Nottingham. referenc.:!s. Call 294.0416. BOOK SHOP tor's office, 2 days weekly. ------ODD JOBS-Painting, wash. 13 Mile at Little Mack Call 884-1021. 4A-HELP WANT£D I ing, snow removal, clean. Roseville ---.------.-_. DOMESTIC I up, clean.out. Anything. FOREST LAKE ATTENTION Women 296- 1560 . GROOMER neede~ for alI, ... I 885-9374 weekdays after 3 ' .__. _ types of dogs 10 Grosse p.m. Steve. A TASTE OF PAR'E DO YOU HAVE- A"- PoInte area. Call 822.7713. GROSSE POINTE ------.---.- NOW YOU CAN HAVE THAT SEXY EUROPEAN lOOK I All WITHIN' THE MISCONCEPTION . ------,------. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY . ACCOUNTANT-part time. CONVENIENCE OF YOIJR HOME. of the A?>1WAY opportu.' MESSENGER - G~neral of. Needs Cook;, Nannies, Maids, j 12 years experience. Jour. APARTMENTS nity1 Call Maril n at flc~ perso~, fulI time, ~BYS. Housekeepers, Co u pie s,! nals. general ledger, corpo. NIGHTIES 824 220l Drivers license reqUIred. Nurse Aides, Companions II ration and payroll, taxes, STRING BIKINIES , .'" __. '. __ . ._ . _ Filing, photo-copying, er. ar.

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~-w-~~~~~--~----~--T--~~------~-.~--~,-----~~-~~~~---G# Cf. T • _' The Staff of Lee s Inc, I We're taking this time ,I. ~--~--~_~~· __~. ~-~~~~--s ~~~ ' I'" - , Wish to Thank you for ~ ~osay,.h0.Peyouryear I. \JreetlIlgs wtSS:&:.s .' your continued patronage ~ IS speclalm every way! I Mayall things that say Here'shoping your castle ! which enabled us to move I Jill Willians, Lauren W peace and happiness will be filled with the I( to our new and larger I Chapm~n and . I be yours In the New Crowl l sounds of laughter and I store, to serve you better. I Charles Klingensmith' I I ~. Year. Many thanks, Realty Joy the whole year thrul 11 Lee's W Household Liquidation Sales Co. I Palazollo and Associates 15208 CharlevoIx 821-6500 I 20331 Mack, Grosse Pointe Woods I, 331-3486 I 17169 E. Warren 885-1944 i u i " - -.4!__ .... ~~"_~~~~~~~~~~--~--~~-~------~--~~~~r~~~-~-~~-----~-----~--~--~------~~---W I' Spend this festive I We're concocting our i 11! \'\ season rekindling i sweetest wishes for a ; "IeliIIIIY~ gw ".,,-~,~~, :\1 11!. delicious New Year!!! ~ u ,~ .'< friendships ... and I( Here's hoping all your making new ones! dreams balloon into re, ality! Thanks, friends! I I' ~ [i IGolden Coffee Pot I ! ~. I Gladhill ~ Restaurant w J( I High Flying Dick Warner I ID1 i [Q Real Estate I 63 Kercheval I Helium Saloons Renalss'ance Ford, Inc, I 881-3670 882-9555 . ! J 882-4968 : ••••• __ ~ •• _----._-- • ~ .l ~ ~ ~_~ • t 567-4000 (.(

. '(: .' . ,' M weknowthere'sobrl;;lht,t!Jf - t'J! J" • . May YOUf New V.af erry prosperous yeor In store ~~e~ a:.%'OO~.InBS be framed with love, Ghri t for youl Let'slook oheod ~"':...... ~ -~'- pee. and prospertty. S mas wIth anticipation of the t.-. - ;~,' good things to comel ,'" - Hot. off to all our Moy It bring peoc:e, love ~(ll custOmefl wtlo and ~opplnelS to 0111 Earl Kelm have been elCtra' Donna Landers Bell-Shore. nice all, year longl and Realty '- Shores Canteen Party Store and Jeanne Roddewig

" " 774-40eo Post Office - 294-1777 I AR Pointe Professionals ~..-_ _~__-.------..-- --t- Merry-- Christmas----- ~- May peace and love ~ : guide you to happi. I f;::. Greet ngs I [ ness this New Year. I <,. .M~~h~~dl~t~e'1 I I~(29 .: I. Holiday Ha~plness 71 !~. A ~~ ~ ''>,:~(';". I throughout t e Year. • W Here's to you and your family this New I Lakepotnte • I Year ... wishing you health, happiness • Constructton W ! and the best of everything' - , I "'- 882-6707 if 1(. . :; Susan Manos ' I . i G. elmln Window Cleaning. Bob's Drug Store ' \~~.":., 757-5568' i •~ Service, 372-3022 +...... • 21034 Mack at Roslyn 881-2420 . : I The ~olonial Shop • (I ! . ~f~~tin..tS ~ I WIShes you a I f.( ~ I ,~ ~ ~~~HT)~S this sl~,..,of the dove • brings tIdings of I ,\ i , . :~~~~~~~~~:lerIY,~...I THE COLONIAL I \~.• " ,\ - " I SHOP I Holiday Greetings I r- I 25701 Jefferson I from the Staff I : I 51. Clair Shores II! { I \' .' I( '0 il t R. Rivard & Son I., - 772-0430 ~ ,I THE TINDER BOX :_~_~~~~_~~--~~-----~~~~--~~--~~~-~~~~~-t~~--~_~~: 774-6887 I Monday-Saturday • The Grosse__POInte~A--~~-~~~--~~~~~~~-~~~-~~~~News iI Eastland Center - Westland Center :. I Greetings I Macomb Nursing ~ fl. I 't.~~ ~~!'l wth ...... ~maldngbe.I ~o~I;~:l~~o I From: tl.! y~ ••• gln...It 5 time to celp.- W k d W f,( • brate New Years. EnjO')t than an wish W G.P. Painters i ~ a very Merry . ~ and ~ ~ Christmas to the 11 Hadley Home I Emil 'R whole comrn:unity ¥i Improvement I I for therr i All of the best to our Fiends and MI1' & The Plumber I continued support. i neighbors for The Holiday Season and I I ~ The New Year. May your home he WI&HU 886-.0520 • 882-0029 ~ 739'-8590 i warmed with the spirit.' ~ il 11 HARTZ HOUSEHOLD SALES ----~---~----~~----.------~--~--~---~-~~-~~~-----~--~--~-~---~~--~~~~-----~....,_ I '. I Seasons ft ~A ,h i I Greetings I ;1") r~ >~, . ~ ~- I I Here's 0 Chrlatm.os wfsh I ~ ., 11: ~ I .. from all d u.lo all d • .".;r~1f,~ i Greetings I ~:f~~~~~:I=II Joyous • ~~ I ~a~t~~ah~:I~~P~~d ~ I tl-.ar' !II happiness be yours W I New ~ i in this New Year! ft I I ~ The Staff of I Schultes Real Estate Monroe and Associates I American Insulation Co. I Cottage Hospital I I 886-3537 W 159 Kercheval ¥i 881-8900 G84-5885 ~ W ~

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6-FOR RENT 6-FOR RENT (6-FOR RENT 16C-OFFICE 6D-VACATION 6D-VACATION 7-WANTED I8-ARTICLES UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED I UNFURNISHED I FOR RENT RENTALS RENTALS TO RENT I FOR SALE

GROSSE POINTE AREA - GROSSE POINTE PARK _ CAVALIER MANORININE MILE.Kelly area. $7'HARBOR SPRINGS. Snow. SKI internationally famous I HOMES WANTED to lease. I! A SELECflO."I - - Lilu' 3476 Bedford, lower 3 bed. 3 bedroom lower flat, 24575 KELLY I per square foot. Lease or shine luxury Townhouse, Vail, Colo, Condo available The department of mental Schwinn bicycles. room, ear Jl e ted, clean. study, enclosed porch, ga. , month to month. Up to Sleeps 8, near slopes. Fire at reduced rate. 50 ft. from health is looking for single: Cyclery, 20373 !llacl( all,.

Stove, refl"igcralor, washcr rage, $385 plus utilitie~. I Luxurious 2 bedroom town. 3,500 square feet. May sub. place, fully equipped. 886. Gondola care of Vail Vii. family dwellings to house j Bill's Hike, 14229 East and dryer, separate basco After 6 p.m. 542.3039. houses, appliances, carpet" lease. 7 offkes: paneled, 8924. lagI'. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, developmentally disabled i ,Jefferson. ments. $30) per month. Hous;i- -.- . --. - central air, pool, carport, carpeted, electric h I' a t, sleeps 6. For availability citizens. Home must be' FOUR WAY P' k 885.1508. ON / Whlttler 14603 Eastland area, near 10 Large adjoining secretarial GAYLORD-Otsego Lake, 3 please write: Grosse Pointe large enough to accommo- 80 tt lO$n200eersSpea . near Chalmers. One bed. Mil.: 772.3649 961.7411 areas wl'th common kit. bedroom, fully equipped N B N T "7 G d t 6 I b t t ers, wa, ; ,onya WHITTIER'I.94 distl'icl _ room si gl h '1 . , ., h') bl . t dews, ox o. -u, rosse a I' peop e, u canno t AM/FM . n e ome aval. ,_._.. ._ . __ . chen area included. Excel. o.me. aval a I' Will er an Pointe Farms, MI 48236, exceed 2,200 square feet. car s er~o, . cas. Nice 2 bedroom, $275 plus ~~~~5~ow, $200 a month. EXECUTIVE f!O:\1E .in ex. lent parking, Immediate ski season rental. 517.732. .--___ _ It )'OU Ire Interested in sette, BI-Amp, I? watts. security. 362.1066. ? .a: elusive Farms location. occupancy. For addili.:mal 4318. I FLORIDA _ Hutehln.on 1.. l'I.lnl )'our home, call 837. channel, $150. (Mike) 886. CIIAHMING STUDIO or 1 i MOUNT CLEMENS Swimming pool, 5 fire- information, call Cal Rock! iliGHi,AND LAKES Country I land/Indian River Planta. 31180 Ind Ilk for a Group _.9().1.~:.. bedroom, llith applian<:C's. TOWNHOUSE places, spacious rooms, 4 772.5300. I Club' Clearwater Florida I tion. 2 bedroom, 2 bath Home Developer. $195.$225. 83J.~924 In. '~tammoth, luxurious 2.bed- be~r~oms, 3 baths plus MEDICAL/DENTAL office i area.' Beautifully furnished I luxury condo, Pool, ocean.I______GRANDFATHER' eluding utilities, carpeting. roo m Townhouse. 1% maid s quarters, l%.story, " fl' M k d I new 2.bedroom 2.bath con. $450 weekly. 1-694-9315. 8-ARTIC::LES CLOCKS 230 $260 88" ?108 834 b th j' t 1 faml'ly room $1200 per SUI,e or ease ac an .' ------.---- Wh'l . t k 30<" 1 50r $ . . V'_, . a .s, app ;ances, cen 1'a ~. " ~ Un;versity, G':'osse Pointe. domimum, gararge, pool, LUXURIOUS Condominium, FOR SALE I ems OC, /& 0 J 4857. h~alll1g, cal'peted. carp()rt. ~_nt.1, 2.year lease. 880' 882.3121 clubhouse, free golf. Pic. Harbor Springs, sleeps 10, I _. ~_ off. Large selection. D~aler dIshwasher. Ideal for 2 2~~0., To.L,ES & ASSOCI. --- -. '. . tures available. Reason-I in c 1 tl des racquet club. WANTED clearance. 268.2854 or 371- GROSSE POINTE -- Lower, Singles. No secllrity deiOS' AlES, 11'\(, HARP.ER.8 MI~E RUAD able. 884-2147. Available by week, week. 5400. 1"2 bedrooms, slove, re- it. 468.3930 or 961.7930. -- - .-. Two sUItes avaIlable,. $100 ------.-., .... .--- I end or daily, Contact BUYING SWORDS --- _.. -_. -- frigerator. $350 per month. -- "- - - -_. -- CLEA.N, 5 ro()m bwer with each, off.street parkmg. VENICE, FlorJday, Planta- G 559-0050 T' , ORIENTAL RUGS 885.4846. THHEE. BEL:'\OO:\1 ~anch, fireplace. stove, refrigera- SLEilER REALTY 775-4900 lion Golf and Country I' 2;~.~~~5 (9.5) or 1m, GUNS, DAGGERS, and ANTIQUES carpeteel, fr.es.h~y painteu, tcr ar.d 1'2 garage. Devon- opposiTE EASTLAND op';i Club. 3 bedroom, 2 bath ----.- -'. ..~. . . MEDALS HELMETS WANTED KENSINGTON - 2 bedroom 1.'2 baths, flnIsned recrea. shire near Frankfurt, $295 vIlla on 7th fairway of SIESTA KEY Sarasa1a. Avail. i ' I upper, car pet e d, appli- tlOn ,r:Jom, appliances, elee. per month plus sec'Jrity. Plaza. 3-room office, fur. Southwest Florida's finest able January, February and I 774-9651 BY A PRIVATE PAFTY ances, heat included. Many tro:uc dusl free heating, 545.4154, 282-7786. nished or unfurnished. golf course. Completely April. New 2 bedroom, 2 I ------PAYING THE MOST extras, $350 plus security. fireplace, CEntral ~ir, 2~z' ------__ .____ 18301 East 8 Mile Road. furnished including Jacuz. bath condo on h:JY. Com. LARG~.SELECTION of r~ 1-633-7607 886.3164. car garage, electrIC do()r. SHARP 2 bedro()m lower _ 777-4646. I zie. Golf privileges. Avail. pletely furnished, golf and conditioned SCHWINN bl' ----. _. - lIP-PF'R ? h--l------._..- r.lint condW9n inside and natural fireplace, carpeted --H' AR-PER-o-LA-Z---A-- I able for January, April beach. 778-7287. cycles. Rear-onable prices. I ... .' .. ('{rooms. $4.90 (lilt .~4'7f) !1lu~utilitil's. 1m. etc .. etc. 527.7597. '." tv> '. • I and May, 1982. Phone: 719. - .-- ---'-", .---- _. --. , Village Cyclery, 777.0357. R . plus ~tlllhcs and security I mcd ate occ'.lpancy. 882- :-';c;; ...,vue sq. !~.o!!Jt'c rym!rl.. 1):):l1fer i::':Jr:::::!!j{1!J TRAVERSE C1T\:-Hol~d~~ ------I I IV J n (1 ------l t: III 0"1 depOSIt. Lease and refer. I 6299 LA RC E b d . ing being bUIlt at Harper.! __ ... , ... .___ w ~ k, Dt:\;t:: 2C,h iU:...... ~1...RKET ences. Ideal for mature -----..:...... __ •. 2 r I' I ?om 5 room 11 Mile Road. Leasing now. I HARBOR SPRI~~C;S _ Don't through January 2nd, one. EVERY TUESDAY - - I .. v I couple. No pets. Available I CADIEUX ROAD efficiency, ~~f:r'lc oS~.~:~J.1su~ port, 881.6436 be disappointed - make bedroom fully finished ALCOMOS CASTLE Boo k5 January 10. 881.2989 or stove, refrigerator, carpet. ? p U~t~ 1 I les. e~~dfr ,. f your SKIING reservations waterflOnt condominium at 9 MitE BETWEEN MACK 881-9039. ed, heat included, $240 a sen~or 8~;Z:;;or ml e. Hp.RPER - PRL .. E of Ice early! Special rates. 882. Pinestead Reef. Sleeps 6, AND HARPER ___ ~ ~ month. 331.0581. age . . .__ space, ,$7 a square foot. 1 2597. $475 per week. 886.2767. 773-0591 RENT REDUCED, very nice. - ---.------.- '- month s rent free through __ ...---4._ - - - ... . - -. --.------From Single 5'1'oom upper, $235 plus T~70 . BEDROO'\t condomin. SP ACIOUS. ~ or 3 bed~o?m December 31. 600.2,400 SKI VAIL _ 2 bedroom, 2' HUTCHINSON ISLAND oc. 1 SILK OR dried centerpieces I i Volumes to utilities. 343.0255 or 331- !Urn with 1% baths for rent upper. L.l\'lng ro0!U, dmm~ square feel. Inquire 823. bath condo, 50 feet from eanfront 6.floor condomin. by professional f lor i s t I Entire libraries . , . 6227. III the E.astland area. Ba~e'l room, kitchen. w1th apph. 3733. Gondola, sleeps 6. Call for ium. 2 be~rooms, 2 baths, working at home, Custom ______Jl.1ent With laundry faclh' ances, bas~f!l~nt, garage, ----,,- .------details. 886.5135. fully furmshed, pool, ten. work very reasonable 839. "MERRY CHRISTMAS". _ hes, no pets. Ideal forl separate utilities, $~75 per ON THE HILL. 650. sq. ft. __ .______nis, sauna. Sorry, no pets. 6434.' . CALL US FIRST Beautiful upper 2.bedroom adults. Month to month. rronth plus secunty de. lower level Colomal Fed. PALM BEACH I Available beginning De. :-'- VVe have thousands of flat now available. Newly I SHOREWOOD E. R. BHOWN posit. No pets. 3666 Not. eral Bldg., 63 Kercheval. cember 19th, except for "ALMOST.NEW" APPAREL customers waiting for your books and 16 years carp~ted a~d painted, all REALTY INC. _t~n_gham. 343.9017' 1 886.6661. . OCEANFRONT ~onth of February and accessories, furs and an. of buying and selling appliances mcluded, $250 886.8710 offices offices olIices offices Southest corner Penthouse, 6'1 first two weeks of March. tiques at a fraction of the a month plus security. Call ------6 .ROOM uppe.r flat located story building. Beautiful Minimum rental is 2 weeks experience. Mark after 6 o'clock Mon. HARPER NEAR Dickerson In Grosse Pomte Park. Ca~. Ten Mile.Kelly view of ocean and Lake Call after 6 p.m. 284.5396. original cost. May we come by' day through Friday. 881. l.bedroom, appliances, car- peted throughout, apph. 750 ft. brand new Worth. Brand new 2 bed. We Buy Furs JOHN KING 0251 peting, heated, air condi. ances and garage parking, will partition to suit room and den, or 3 bed- POMPANO BEACH-Ocean. Consignments Welcome . '_'___ tioning, laundry facilities, $365 per month plus util. 'room, 2lh bath. Completely front 2 bedroom, private LEE'S 961-0622 • Clip and Save this ad • DID YOUR LAST $195 per month. 371.7688 ities. Groesbeck.8Y.l Mile equipped kitchen and laun. beach, pool. Monthly or 20331 Mack 881.8082 I LANDLORD RETURN or 372.:;236. 3 BEDROOM duplex, just reo 1800 ft. engineering dry room. 24 hour security. season. 963.3123, 884.7944. ------.----- ..------...-~------'- - YOUR SE{;URITY ------.---- decorated, includes living 'd k' I T . DEPOSIT? GROSSE POINTE WOODS- room with fireplace, for. Hayes.19 Mile Ins1 e par mg. Poo. en, FLORIDA,. Hutchmson.I~land IF NOT, CALL 1965 Hollywood, off Mack, mal dining room, carpeted 1100 ft. medical nis Courts. 1 year lease -Luxurwus condo!."lIl1ums LAW OFFICE I\0rth of Vernier Road. 3. throughout, appliances and new 9700 ft., can divi~e. unfurnished. $1,900 month. o~ ocea~ and Intercoastal WANTED OF bedroom, 1. story brick garage parking, $450 per Option to buy. 886.2408. vIew: private beach, pool, FRANCIS X. KING, P.C, Ranch, central air. fire. month plus utilities. Mack.9 Mile HUTCHINSON IS LAN D, tenn~s, cable TV, telephone ORIENTAL RUGS 884-1234 place, 1Y2 baths, complete. S ROOM lower flat locateu 5-room suite Florida. New 2/2 condo. S.peclal seasonal rates, °P' I . Iv. renovated. Securi';y de. 1150 it b d tlon to buy 751 5588 or No Fee If No Recovery in Grosse Pointe Park, . ran new minillm on the ocean. Sil. .' I ESTATES PURCHASED ------posit. No pets. $450~ a main rooms carpeted, ap. ver Sand beach, large pool 882. 4900. OR OUTER DRIVE-Dickerson month. 884-1340 or 880-1063 I pliances and garage park. Grosse Pointe and sauna in lush tropical BOCA RAToN-Florid-;~;'1 SINGLE ITE~!S area. 2 bedroom, beautiful, T. N t' bl ling. $365 per month plus On the Hill setting. Beautifully fur- dominium'-: Available in' upper or lower available. er ms ego la e utilities. \ office or retail nished. You will love this January. Golf tennis and I WE PAY TOP DOLLAR 791-3125. 1.94-15 MILE at Harper, one. HISTORIC REALTY CO. niche in paradise. $500 swimming i bedr~()ms LOWER 4.room flat with ga. bedro?m apart:nents. CCl:. Julie Edlund - 824.2700 Fisher Road per week. 886.5160. 2lh baths: fully equipped 547-5000 rage, $190. Beaconsfield tral all', carpetmg and Ptl.I .. I ~.rooT ofwe ------kitchen and laundry. 774. near Outer Drive. 779.4376. vate. entrance, all modern 1'3 BEDROO~1 upper flat -I pr me lrst oor MURTLE BEACH oceanfront 1493. ______._.__ appliances ph~s.. laundry I Carpeting, drapes, stove, condo. 2 bedroom, 2 baths, 1------AVAILABLE FEBRUARY- and storage .f~c.lh!les. $270-1 refrigerator, newly decor, Two large rooms Highway M 30, golf course, PALMETTO DUNES, Hilton Household & Estate Grosse Poi n t e schools, $280 plus uhhhes. 881.7085 ated, 2 porches, ideal for share reception room 2 weeks or longer, $30 a Head, South Carolina. New. Sales & Appraisal, "Eastland area. Efficient 31 or 882.4634. working couple, $3:;0, se, Vernier Road day. 881.2982. Iy furnished, spacious 2- bedroom brick ranch, base. 2 BEDROOM upper-Stove, curity deposit, wi1l accept large 3.room suite IT'S SKI .TIME-4 bedroom bedroom and loft villa, ment, gas heat, 2. car ga,_ refrigerator. Gratiot/Hous. $200. 822.8628. chalet, 7 n11'les south of o\'erlooking second green rage $400 per month No I and lagoon on Fazio Golf , . . ton Whittier area. $160 a GROSSE POINTE PARK _I' Kelly Road Gaylord. Weekly/weekend, Course. Pool, tennis, beau. • FREE CONSULTATION pets. Can ha\'e optIOn to month plus utilities, Mar. quiet, 1 J..edroorn apart- 3~24 ft., ready now rates. 885-3211 or 331-432.7. buy. 885.7466. vin: 294-2798. . 'f ••, 1352 ft. medical tiful~beach, excellent din- Can 882.8654 or 881-7518 after 5 p.m. -----.-----.-- ment in attractive; 4 'unit I 3 single rooms 12x16 each TRI.LEVEL _ Near Boyne ing,'p e ace i u 1 ',setting; KNOWLEDGE: OF ANTIQUES. TRAINED PERSONNEL 5-ROOM HOUSE - 2 bed------b 'Id' He t nd a I' 1 6 C 11 777-0034 HOUSE FOR RENT Large 1lI mg. a a pp I. Mountal'n. Fl'replace, phone seeps. a or • FREE CLEAN-UP. rooms, basement. 4814 Mar. U - anees I'ncl"ded $"95 886 I 544 3 home nice neighborhood _ ~'-"I Cadieux at 1-94 color TV, private lake. By -413 . Donna A. Landers J!snne R. Roddewlg sei1les. Days: 822.0323; eve. , . '06J7. , 4000 ft., lots of parkl'n);! \veek or weekend. 778 A"55 --.-----.------ninn's: 886.2209. 4 car garage. Ideal for _ - ", PORT CHARLOTTE G If f '" family. 882.7060. ------I owner will redecorate or 884-0431. ' u 0 882-8654 881-7518 ST. CLAIR SHORES, Lake. --- ...----.- ... ------LOWER FLAT-2 bedrooms, i part leased to Allstate Mexico, 2-bedroom, 2-bath view district, 3 bedroom, LAKESHORE VILLAGE - stove, rcfnge!at;)r. ChaI-1 building for sale CLEARWATER BEACH, 440 condominium, brand new 3 bedroom townhouse _ mers-Outer Drive area. 886. , West. 2 bedroom, 2 bath, building and furnishings, newly decorated ranch, 7768' o d e cor ate d in sunshine central air, $450 nlonthly. cen,tratl ahir,cl~bhoUdset'con. ._. 1 20GOOraf!lt' enMilaerea.,t' lpi 16U6XIUlry714condoon the Gulf. and love as our home. Security deposit, immediate venlen s 0pPlOg an rans. BE .~CO~SFIELLD - 3 bed. I ...- o . . GET THE MOST FOR portatl'on "'425 per month 1 l' . d d' storage, lots of parkin);! I ------Sleeps 6, pool, tennis, walk occupancy. 77 1.3369 after ' 'l' • rooms, arge Ivmg an m. - HARBOR SPRINGS, fully t If h Security deposit and refer.' g g b 0 go ,sopping, beaches, 4 p.m. mg room, ara e, ase. Virginia S, Jeffries equipped homes for rent, 689-3323 after 3 p.m. YOUR ORIENTAL RUGS ------._- ences required. Call after ment, fireplace, appliances, Realtor 882.0899 ;;1eeps 8 and 12, 2lh miles' ------BEACONSFIELD, in Detroit, 6 pm 263-4935 "'375 8 2 ~86~ ft 6 • ., " . 2.'<:l ;) a er p.m. I' -_.--- _ . from Boyne Highlands. BOYNE SKIERS AZAR'S ORI ENTAL RUGS lower flat, driveway. 2 car ---- .. ------.------8 MILE/KE garage, $250 a month, $300 THREE BEDROOM house- :\OTTINGHAM _ So tll. f" ~LY. Suite in DeVoe Realty. Lynn Mc. Reserve weeks or weekends I . fl t $ DI'nl'ng room, 11'vI'ngroom,' ff I u 0 modern bUilding with reo Gann, realtor associate. for luxury 3-bedroom, 2. One of the largest selections of Oriental rugs seeunt'~. Upn.er a, 235 Je erson 3 bedroom up I t. 1 .> 48" . cep Ion room and 3 offices 886.9537. bath condominium. Fire. at minimum prices a month, $300 security, family room. 881.8 6. per, stove, refrl gerat or, 8a'l or examining rooms ------place, g~rage, balconies, 885.5196. TWO-BEDROOM upper near rage, basement. 822.8457. 11 M(LE/HA.RPER. 600 sq. MARCO ISLAND condomin. sleeps 8, days 643.7860, 251 E. MERRILL, BIRMINGHAM GROSSE POINiECITY --= Windmill Pointe Drive. ALTER. WINDMILL 'pointe ft. office or store front. ium .. 2 bedroom~, 2 baths, other 626.3883. 357 St. Clair, just off Jef- Appliances and carpeting newer custom upper, 2 bed. Ideal location, includes furnished, washer, dryer, ------644-7311 fetson, upper flat, 6 rooms, included. 886.4322. roc:ns, apoliances, carpet, heat. Deach, tennis, pool and ma.1 MARCO ISLAND, Florida, carpeted, appliances fur. ------garage, $290. 524.1106. LITTLE MACK.MASONIC- rina. 313-652-1764. luxury 2.bedroom, 2-bath nished if needed. Modern GROSSE POINTE -'2 bed. 3 offices with common reo ------1 condominium at South Seas room lower apartment, ------ception area, will lease sep, SCHUSS MOUNTAIN chalet. East pools tennis courts and clean, $445 mothlY'. ' . R 6A-FOR RENT 4 bedrooms 2Y.l baths " . 881.8823 or 886.9637. ~2~~.t~fll Uj~~t~~~yFl~: FUItNISHED Ca~~~tRY 21 AVID INC. [ fully equipped, fireplace: 88~.1232. \ ( GROSSE POiNTE~N--;ff-Rd. 822.8979. ------77 ski to slope~ week or week, -~------FRIENDLY ------.-\TTENTlCN EXECUTIVE. 8-8115 ends, Still available Christ. 6E-GARAGE I d-IQ.'rtzI lu HouseholdlAJsaleS~ 2 bedroom lower, $600 per GROSSE POINTE _ 1 bed. ( --I mas \veekend. 921 '''"'0. FOR RENT PROFESSIONAL month 38681-1 Transfers: one- a'ld t\\,l). 6D-VA ...... , ------SERVICE _ -----.------. .;) . room apartment, $400, heat bedroom apartments. dec. RE CATION Ask for Liz. 886-3377. KENSINGTON near Harper, and air conditioning in. orator furnis!led. Linens, NTALS IBOYNTON BEACH Inter.! GARAGE for rent-483 Fish. SUSAN HARTZ small upper, 1 bedroom, eluded. 882-7146 .after 6 dishz'i, utensils included. ------er, $45/month. 886-5972. YOUR SPECiAl screened porch, carpeted, p.m. $28.60, per day, minimum VERO BEACH, Florida _ coastal. 2 bedrooms, no POSSESSIONS 886-8982 stove and refrigerator, GROSSE--POINTE _ Lower one week, $550 per mnth. I Deluxe 2 bedroom, 2 bath, ~~o;thor~e~OO$I,200 per 6F-SHARE LIVING ARE MY Grosse Pointe City laundry facilities, $265 per 4 f '1 2 b d 0 Location: 1.696 belween ocj!anfront fully furnished ----. --'--'-.--- QUARTERS SPECIAL CONCERN month J'ncludes utilities. pliances,amI y $250.e Securityro ms, ap.de. I-75 an d I '''.'n4 S'ecunty, l"cf. con dO. Available immedi. BOYNE COUNTRY. Com.

No pets. $265 security de. posit. 573.0935. erences. 469.1075. ate!y. 649.2060.' pl~tely ~urnished, all elec. NEED FEMALE to share I' ~~~ 881-1~~2~. ~ . ._ FURNISHED APARTMENT HARBOR SPRINGS _ Don't t.r1C, 2.ller Chalet. Upper, large, clean house in Grosse GROSSE POINTE WOODS- G30SSE POINTE VILLA 11 tier 4 bedrooms 2 baths apartment, 1 bedroom, -A utilities inc:uded. 3 be disappointed - make kitchen, liv1ng r'oom with I Pomte. area. Fireplace and I--- ..-. -- ..--- ..------3 bedroom with fireplace, newly decorated. Available rooms and a bath. 839.4428. your CHRISTMAS AND fireplace. Lower lier 3 bed. many extras. $160 per, FIN E ART OBJ ECTS basement, garage, $500. ------SKIING l' 1 I month all uti 1i ties in. i Call LaVon's 773-2035. immediately. $400 a month FUR~ISHED upper, 9 Mile. S . reserva Ions ellr y. Noms, 2 bath;, kitchen, I d d' 881 "5""' 82 I CASH ON CONSIGNMENT includes heat. air condi. M k pecla! rates. 882.2597. I:ving room with fireplace, cue. -u "" or 4. i ----.------ac area, $265, 792.7411. ------T' be . t 6294. I SMALL 2 Bedroom house. tioning. 965-9409 days. 881. ------.-- HARBOR SPRr~GS, luxury lerS m"y m erconnect. H a r per Woods, $300/ 6725 evenings and week- GROSSE POINTE CONDO- condo, fully equipped, ed. if ~e"ired. Clu~house, WOMAN ~~~;;;-my ~;;: 1 ONE ITEM OR WHOLE ESTATES month. 882.9818. ends. 1st floor, attractively and sleeps 8, minutes to NUBS sWlmmmg P?ol, sprmg.~ed room and board, $75 week. I Oriental Rugs • Fine Crystal and Porce. ------._- .-- ....-..... _.------..-- completely furnished, in. and Highlands. 556-9473 or lakelet, prIvate putlmg 776-!>318 I ATTENTION TENANTS! BERKSHIRE - Newly dec. cluding linens, dishes and 977.2379. green adjacent to golf ! lain • Fine Paintings • Ster1in~, Jewel. I .~ ry, Collectibles _ Fine Antique Furni- We have a backlog of houses, orated, lIew carpet, fire- dishwasher, plush gold car. . . .._ coune. 425-8933. ROOMMATE _ full house I flats, apartments, studios place, 2 bedroom brick, peting, 1 good sized bed. CHARLEVOIX ' Petoskey ------. '1 1 I ture. and homes to share. Good side drive, garage. East room with twin beds, plen. ar~a. Medern 4.bedroom HARBOR SPRINGS prlV1 eges. $150 pus v.z I' PLEASE CAtL OR WRITE areas in Detroit and sub. Sidc Realty, 882.2402. ty of closet space, $450, chab!. Fir~place, 2 baths. Beautiful new 3-bedroom, H2' utilities. 884-4558. I urbs.' Placement guaran' IN--THE-'P~~RK--=-Low~ heat and air conditioning By week or wee!{end. 882. bath condominium, central FEMALE WANTED to share: DuMOUCHELLE1S teed. Call La VON'S. flat, nice, heat included, included. Ready for occu., 5749 or 591.6180. air, . large pool, lighted with same 2 bedroom duo I 773.2035 "" 0 'd R 1 pancy Januarv 1st Secur. _ .._------~.------tenms courts. Days 886. I M 409 E. JEFFERSON .,,12 . Eastsl e ea ty, 882. ity deposit and references: DAYTON~ ~ISNEY Area _ 6922. Evenings 885-4142. ~7~~' oross/Kelly. 526. DETROIT, 48226 BEACONSFIELD - Upper i 2402. _ required. No pets. 886-3376 1 Con~omlnJUm. Completely: BO~'1E Country Chalet - - ---' - .: -. ------'L 963.6255 ~l~t~t~ h:~:aO;;1, ;~~~' ~:~~:. MACK AVE:'\UE in .Grosse I or 882.3906. furl1lshed, .2 bedrooms, 2) Petoskey/Boyne Mountain I FEMALE TO SHARE Grosse: $300 security. 977.2744. POll1le Park - Quamt 2nd -----______baths, tennis, heated pool, area, fully equipped, sleeps, P () i n t e f I a t. 885.7478: -_... ------, floor apartment. clean and 6B-ROOMS weekly. monthly, or season. I 6.8 comfortably. Week 01: (Susan}. l----H-O-U-S-E-H-O-L-D-L-'-Q-U-'-D-A-T-'O-N----. 7 ROOM: Colonial-Whitticr well kept building being FOR RENT 884-1193, weekend winter rentals 1 •. - --- . - -- - and E. Outer Drive area,: rellovated. A par t men t ..------__ i 642.3375 after 7:30 p.m .. ! PROFESSIO,:'IAL . FEMALE I SALES COMPANY

family or singles. 1- 748. ; painted and in good repair. , S L F. E PIN G ROmr wI'th I, 6C-oFFICE : ------I' has house to share. 882. Wishes each of you JOY. HEALTH and GOOD Resident Manager, 885.3211 FOR RENT ' FLORIDA CONDO on ocean, 8872. FRIENDS, to sustain you tllroughout thc 3010. or 331-4327. home privileges. 824.9266. : Ft. Lauderdale, sea son: HOLlDA Y SEASON ATTENTIO:'{ LANDLORDS!. .. . . ~LEEPING' ROO~1, fu'~~i;h.. ~:::::::::::::::::::: rates, fully equipped. 777. : 6H-FOR RENT LAUREN CHAP~IAN LaVon's and Housing Place. I CHATSWORTH - 5 room 8990, 977.1500. ;, OR SALE ment and Property Man. upper, screened po r c h, ed. upstairs bedroom, with CONCOURSE EAST ..__ JILL WILLIAMS agemen!. back rent col. newly decorated, new car. kitchen and bath, fo,' lady BUILDING ' FOR RENT OR SALE--Boca i ------CHARLE.S KLINGENSMITH lec!ed and eviclion~. For pd. stove, refrigerator., or gentleman working 20811 KELLY ROAD West, Florida, Luxurious! DELTONA, FLORIDA. For ANTIQUES and ACCESSORIES more information. rail 5250 pcr month. Security IT'crnings. $42/week. e8S. HAMPTON SQUARE 2 bedroOOl 2 bath condo.' rcnt or sale, new condo. OUR SERVICES I~JCLUDE: 773.2035 deposit. Suitable for adults. 3627. BVlLDIl\G Completely newly furnish.' minium at Lake Monroe. APPRAISALS, ESTATE SALES. CONSlGNME:lITS

88.').2150. ------22811 MACK ,I.V~NUE d, balcony, golf course,; 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, pools, I 15115 Charlevoix (near Maryland 1 LOWER fLAT- -2 hedrooms, _. _ 6C-OFFICE Prime deluxe gcnem: and view and tennis. Days 773. tennis courts, beautifully Grosse Pointe Park car pet e d. Beac()nsfield, 2 BEDROO~1 lower, carpeted, FOR RENT corporate offices. Al s 0 0620. wooded area. Retirees long 331-3486 Grosse Pointe Park $2.75 drapes, side drive In Grosse MEDICAL AND term lease negotiable. 882. Tuesdavs and Thursdays, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 884.7987. Poinle Park. 822.6831. OPTHAMOLOG'/ST KIAWAH ISLA~D, South 1232. WE WILL BE CLOSED ON CHRISTMAS EVE, _._._. "'...... - ..------~toDERN ~TORE and offices OFFICES Carolina. 3 bedroom home THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24th GROSSE POINTE PARK - HAVER!'ILL near Mack - 4,200 square feet, carpeted, near bach, pool and Jack For and Lovel" upper, modern kit. lowe, flat, 5 rooms, 2 car private parking. 22933 Gra. For more detal;s call ~.Ticklau!l golf cour!\e. $322 o CllISsified Ads NEW YI':AR'S EVE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31st chen, appliances. fireplace. garage, $300.$320 monthly, liot, 2 blocks North of 885.0111 per week until March 18, OPEN TUESDAY, DECE~tRER 29TH parking. 885.9136. $340. heat included. 882.7775. Nine Mile. 882.6466. 1.- , $700 thereafter, 886.7709. Call 882-6900

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GROSSE POINTE NEWS , Thursday, December 24, 198 I Page Ten-B ------"------~ 1 1'------1------.' l1-CARS ll-CARS \ 13-REAL ESTATE 113-REAL ESTATE 8-ARTICLES SA-MUSICAL lOA-MOTORCYCLES I-ARTICLES FOR SALE FOR. SALE FOR SALE FOR. SALE FOR. SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE INSTRUMF.NTS ______------1------1973 OLDS &8-2 door, full NEW ENGLAND Colonial-! A BARGAIN - Home Own. DOLL APPRAISALS ALPINE firewood - mixed FENDER Vidrolux reverb 1978 SUZUKI, RM-4oo, must AUTOMOBILE OWNERS .- power, like new, $1,250. Offers 3 bedrooms, natural ers Insurance. $50,000 as ANTIQUES OR hardwood, 1 cord $50; 2 amplifier, great condition, see, must sell, $700 or best As low as $31 quarterly, 885.7132. fireplace, attractive screen. low as $107 per year or COLLECTIBLES cords $90; 3 cords $130, $275. 881-4629. offer. Call 886-6293 before buys basic automobile in. ------ed terrace and modern kit. $100,000 for $254 per year. SUSAN'S DOLL MUSEUM delivered. (No elm). 541. ------1 pm surancc. 881.2376. 'l~7-5568 2835 or 398-5433. DINING ROOM SET-table, , ----~.:------1973 DODGE Dart-4.door, chen. Priced under $80,000. Northeastern Insurance ______. \ 6 chairs~ buffet and china I MOTORCYCLE CARRIER for DECREASE motor wear and V.8, 318, air, power steer. There is special financing 371'()550 ing, .automatic, AM ~adio, available. Call for further ------.BOX SPRING and mattress 'I FIREWOOP - 1 face cord cabinet. 527-6548. car or van, easy to use, $85 engine temperature with seta by Serta ~ off Twin $00 del1vered; 2 or more . or best offer. Call 88Q-6293 a Slick 50 lubricant treat. 4 Michelin. S.B.R. with 2 details. 886.8764 3 BEDROOM brick - New 1 snows on rlms. Very good \ ~ I bath, large kitchen with $145. Full '$185. 'Que~m $40 each delivered. 1 face SB-ANTIQUES before 1 p.m. . ment. 884-6683. -=- condition;, $1,500 or best \ 2 FAMILY brick income, st.[ eating space, central air, $223 King $325 All first cord slab wood $30. 468. ------. ------.- quality Dealer ~arehilllse 4609, 949.5743. FOR SALE 11-CARS 1976 PACER, 6 cylin~er, 3 offer. 822-7631 (Mark). Clair Shores 22334 Han. 2J,1 car garage, $39,500. . 4 371 ------speed, stereo, ,low m~leage. ~976 CA.\fARO, Rally spo;t~ \ son Cl. $55,900. 792.7411. !l24-3834. 5400cIearance. 268.285 or . LUXURY WILD MINK Coat, KE~r\ARY Kage Antiques. FOR SALE $1,400. Call after 5'.30 p.m. . large sizc ankle length, Hour:;: Wedne:;day.Friday, ------882.6281. automatic, 305, AM/FM, ------LOTS OF NEW and used I worn one season. Sacrifice 1:<:-4.Saturday 9.5. Cadieux SEE DICK WARNER ------$1,795. 884.3209. I 12C-FARMS aluminum awnings, all $2,000. Noon to 7 p.m. 885- at Warren. 882-4396. 1973 AMC Ambassador. All . FOR SALE eizes and colors. Miscellan- 2209. --. ------For your new FORD, new new: steel radials, battery, 1973 NOVA, 2 door, automa. ______ORIENTAL RUGS truck or good used .::ar. brakes. California car ..Best tic, V-8, power steerIng, ~ous alu!!1inum siding and DINING ROOM SET, $750', al i SERVICE Offer 372-5""" weekdays some fJ.Ist, $595. 885-6845. I f g C 11 759-511U Expert apprais s, e.s .ates, ....., ST. CLAIR a so roo m. a . Italian Fruitwood, 6 chairs, purcl1aszi. Modern semi. AFTER THE SALE after 6, weekend anytime. COUNTRY FARMS MY SISTERS' Place Resale table and hutch: GE wash. antique an::! antique. Ex. 46 years on E. Jefferson . ------1976 PACER, 6 cylinder, au. \ Shop. We specialize in er and dryer set, $275; p&rt cleaning an::! repair. RENAISSANCE FORD, INC. 11976 BUICK Le Sabre, A.l tomatic, AM/FM stereo, 3 bedroom Contemporary home on Pine River with hand-erafted it ems and Lounge chair and ottoman, ir.g. WiI! buy an:ique.3 also. 1833 E. Jeffer.soll condition, power bra';(es, radial tires, good condi. 9.7 acres of mature wood. pond, plus decks off quali~y c lot h in g. Open red plaid, $135; Fruitwood Able to pay top dollar. 547. PHONE: 567-4700 steering, extras, reason. tion, $975. 885.0079 or 885. bedrooms. Laild Contract terms. 0174. Monday.Saturday, 10-6 p.m. end table, $10:1; Fruitwood 2100. HOME 881.5251 able. 686-8399. 13 ACRES-barn 138x40, 20 stables. 4Ox60 barn, pond, Open Sunday 1.5 p.m. Con. cocktail table, $125; 2 oc. I ------4 bedroom home. 12){, assumption. signments of crafts and casional chairs, red, $125 Fl:Ri'\ITURE refinished, reo JEEPS, CARS, PICKUPS 1980 OLD8-Dlesel, 9 pas. 1974 CUTLASS S - Low 1J,1 STORY HOME-2 years old. Country kitchen, miles, air, AM/FM 8 track full basement, 1J4 baths, pond, on 2.9 acres, misC'el1aneous taken by ap. each; 8 hp leaf blower, \ paired,. stripped, an.y type From $35. Available at local senger wagon, all options. stereo, new tires and bat. ~~;~,~<>~t ')')')'7 l( plL'!'\ $350. 8116-2487. of canmg. Free esllmates. government auctions. For Excellent conditlon. 886. tastefully decorated. Land Contract possible. t~"y. ~1.37". ~~'()38.'i. zo i\C"~ r Ann.L--s t.~U1tJV.l:'"if~:~~C~:~f 3 b?r!!~, ~~i~~~~¥~~th-~f- Ni~e ilile. COLLECTOR PLATE: 1972 \ ""14'lS\r.);J. II ~~~t~~,:J'4~~~~i~~E~~~!'?t?1 e319, 52!)!!!!0. partially wooded, rolling acres, 2 road frontages. 1 - . SISTER BERTA Humm~l, AZAR'S GALLERY ------1980 A.M.C. Eagle station 1974 CAMARO Z-28, AM/FM Land Gontract terms. FURS WANTED mother's day plate, $1,000., WE BUY ORIENTALS 11976 VOLARE Premiere sta. wagon, loaded, $7,000. 565- stereo, sharp, $2,395. 331. 22 ACRE FARM. 3 bedroom home, 2,000 square fi!et Consignments or Buy Price firm. 343.0103. AND ENTIRE ESTATES tionwagon, power steering, 0038. 2657 after 6 p.m. plus balcony, 30x4O barn, 6 acres fenced for 'S 644-7311 brakes, alltomatic, excel. ------livestock, remainder wooded. Possible assump- WEDDING GOWN, imported lent condition. Must see to 1976 MAVERICK, 4 door, ex. 1975 COUGAR XR7-excel. LEE tion. 20331 Mack 881-3082 from France, size 10, excel' -L-U-T-E~,-e-xc-e-ll-en-t-co-n-di-'t-Io-n,appreciate, $1,995. 884. cellent condition, no rust, lent condition, no rust. ______lent condition matching F AM/FM stereo, snow tires, Rick. 823-5154. Ask for Joe Joachim LUMBER ONE CO. '. silver finish, made in i 0978. $1,150 or ,best offer. 823. Residence: 329-4241. Work: 329.9093 crystal crown, veil and rlOg France, $75. Grosse Pointe. 5154 ------Seasoned mixed hardwoods bearer pillow, was $2,000, 499.3778 AUTO INSURANCE as low ---'--.------llA-CAR EARL KEIM REALTY $38 PER FACE CORD first $495 takes all. 532.' as $30 per 6 months. For 1980 CONCORD DLC-Pow- REPAIR DELIVERY AVAILABLE 7559. Isc OFFICE full physical damage, $75. er steering I brakes/ door '775-4602 - EQUIPMEIo..JT Northeastern . Insurance, locks / window / trunk re- AUTOMATIC transmissions 13~REAL ESTATE ______NEW full rabbit coat, $60. I~ 371.0550. lease/head latch and de. rebuilt and installed, $175. FOR SALE X-MAS CARDS <\ Bladck seaI7f7u91188c707at,~60, MOVING. Xerox 2600 plain fogger, air conditioning, American cars only. 639- 01-0 OFF an more. . . 1977 PONTIAC Bonneville 10 ,e paper copier, Gestetner Brougham 4 door, 37,000 I AM/FM stereo, 20 m.p.g. 7757. BLU E PRINTS \ GIRL'S 20" high.rise, brand 319 Offset Press, Demo. 5, miles, loaded, garage kept. cIty, 19,000 miles, black INSURE ENGINE efficiency R & R HOMES, INC. INSTANT COPIES lOll new, ~50; women's 26" sin. COOreusable IBM Magnetic Excellent condition. $3,450'1 with rust velour interior, with a TFE Slick 50 lubri. OFFERS FOR SALE " SCRATCH PADS, 65lt lb. gle speed, $50. 881.1324. Cards, desks, tables, saddlw 575.9584. $6,000. 885.2195. r cant treatment. 884-6683. PHOTOSTATS.NEGS \ s tap I e r, mIscellaneous 1976 CHRYSLER Newport 4 bedroom Colonial, presently under construction. 71 Regal Place, Grosse Pointe Shores. JOB PRINTING D!~ETTE SET, 6 chairs, items. 15007 Kercheval, 1979 MERCURY Monarch, 4 Custom, 2 door, loaded, 11 B-CAR.S WANTED WEDDING INVITATIO:-lS dark ~alnut formica, good Park. December 27th and door sedan, clean, $1,700; mint con d i t ion, 60,000. Lots available for custom homes, Grosse Pointe Open Mon. thru Sal. 9.5 p.m. condlhon, with leaf, $100. January 3rd, 1-5 p.m. 1976 Hatchback Ford Pinto, miles, rust.proofed. $2,500 TO BUY Shores and Grosse Pointe Farms. PO I NTE PR 1NT ING 881-1324. $1,200. 886-2487. or offer. 886-6304. CASH FOR CARS (Fonnerly Economee Serv.) SKIMMER ICE BOAT, also 9-ARTICLES 1981 OMNI 024 - AM/FM ~--D-ON-'T-S-E-L-L---- TOP DOLLAR PAID 881-1773, 881-2138, 88S-0051 15201 KERCHEVAL apartment siz~ Hoover WANTED stereo, power steering, au- RECONDITION! mKE MAHER CHEVROLET at Lakepointe washer. Bargain. 885.1960. tomatic, Z i e bart, 6,000 Auto reconditioning: interi. USED CAR LOT C',rosse Pointe Park 822-7100 I FUEL OIL miles. Under warranty, $B"or/exterior. Will pick up 17181 MACK AVENUE HARCOURT INCOME ______SPODE Christmas tree - 5 WILL purch3Se anti 200. 885-7485. and deliver same day. Rea" JUST NORTH OF CADIEUX Each unit has 3 bedrooms, 1lh baths, kitchen with HARTZ cups/saucers, new, very pump HOUSEHOLD cheap. 885.1884. fr~m your tank. 1972 PONTIAC station wag. sonable rates. 821-5277. 821.2000 eating space, living room with natural fireplace ______882-9420 on. Runs good, power steer.: '73 BUlCK Century - 350, and dining L. Divided basement, separate util- SALES HANDMADE Orlehtal rugs ing, power brakes, regular: V.8, power steering and CAS H ities. ... Wishes all their cllentl, cus. for sale. Please call after PnIVATE collector would gas, air. Must sell. $495 or'. brakes, air, AM/FM cas. 886-5332 Evenings tomers and friends a Merry 6 p.m. Weekdays. Anytime like to buy U.S. stamp best offer. 774.4454. sette stereo, 110,000 miles,.: for Christmas and Happy New on weekend. 824-8037. collections. Call 775.4757 -:.---"----- good condition, runs well, C'ARS _y_e_a_r. -L-A-R-G-E-d-o-u-bl-e-m-irr-o'-r-ed CASH & CONFIDENTIAL See $500.881.0646. BY OWNER - 1083 BEDFORD GERMAN beer steins, (3), Early American Pine dress. Antiques, paintings, diam 1980 BUICK Cent-u-ry-,-V-:6-,-4 World War I Mllltary from er, $150. 881.1239. onds and precious stones GROSSE POINTE PARK $225 to $275 or all for jewelry, Investments. Al R C . door, power steering and 839-53QO ay ampise CENTER ENTRANCE COLONIAL $600. 886.3228. Sl~~~n~ ~::;i~~~llzl~o~~: ~~~~~s. Mr. Nivram, 961 ~~:e~~'F~O~[er;~,C~~st t~~~ ~A~ DRUMMY 0J;~~~~~~ 3 bedroom; 2 full baths and 2 half baths; family I8-INCH Steuben Siegfried old, $850. Canopy bed fer over $5,300. 775.1885. room; kitchen and breakfast room; rec room Hunt seat saddle, good con. frame, twin, tall 5 drawer CASH FOR 0 LD S 1974 MALIBU Classic - no DEAD OR ALIVE carpeted and panelled. ditlon. 682.7834. chest and small stQrage KIDS CLOTHES . rust, runs great, new tires CARS - TRUCKS • Newer carpeting FIREWOOD _ Hardwood, chest, like new, $875 com. EXCELLENT CONDITION THE ROAD TO Jlnd battery, $950 or best .FllEE TOWING - 7 DAYS • NEW Hot Water Heater ~; mixed, $40 per face plete.885-2195. VERY CLEAN, BErTER SAVINGS offer. 881-4187. 365 ..7322,. 573-3788 <. N~W_\Gllfbl{ge -',Qisposal cord.: DeUve'ff av..aUable. QUANTITY of black walnut BRANDS, INFANT 'l'HRU 14. THE 82's ARE HERE -A-U-S-T-IN-:-H-E-A-I;.-'~-,-,-1-9-54-I-:100--4---, -. ------• Newer Rool- lJ21.t50S0. ".. well seasoned, $10 a board Bring in. Monday,~ 1Uesday ORDER YOURS NOWI restoration 95% clomp'lete. 12D-LAKE & RIVER or Thursday, lO.4 p.m. PROPERTY • Aluminum ~torms FIREWOOD-Seasoned, mix) foot. 681.2982. LEE'S RESALE For that personal touch Must sell. 294-8396. Land Contract - $135,000 ed hardwoods, spIlt, deUv. UPRIGHT FREEZER, excel. 20331 Mack 881.8082 on new or used cars. 1977. bODGE'.B.200 Van, 6 ered and stacked. Call WH. lent condition" $125. After Monday and Thursday, cylinder, automatic, power BREATHTAKING View 882-4871 llams Landscaping at 861. 6 p.m .. 885.0079. l'')P $$ PAW i:Jr color TV's 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tues. steering, power brakes, 100 foot front Lake Huron, 1231. d i h r.2c:Un~ re)air. 774.9380. day, Wednesday and stereo, extras, no rust, ex. 600 foot deep. Natural HOME OWNERS: ConsIder STgOlaRsMsaDnOdOsRc~:e~O,3e6~ix~ot.., EASTSIDE boolt,elle'r de. I Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 - $10,000 On., 123/4% blend rate. $45 Face Cord t 23.INCH blue Schwinn La- 821-0028. EASTSIDE Hillcrest, Farms, 579,000 Delivery Available ------. -~---- Tour, padded handle bars, TRANSMISSION $15,000 Dn., 11% rate, 5-7 LlC 757-4885 882-6910 toe clips, lock, excellent For 16301 MACZIC af 3 MI Roslyn Rd., Woods, $71,900 '=~~~::=::::,::=::=::==:J condition, $140. 886.0034 C!ussi fied Ads Fill lOAD YlI' $17,500 Dn., 12% rafe, 26 years before 5 p.m. Ask for Call 882.6900 WORK GUARANTEED Kerby Rd., Farms, $74,900 REBUILT Randy. . Looking tor V'our .d? $10,000 Dn., 110/, rate. 2 year LIC ------88•• S~S9 WASHERS RADIAL TIRES with wheels SB--.ANTIQUES Don't Walt Until Tuesday! Cadieux, City. $77,900 DRYERS (2), excellent condition, FOR SALE Call early , ~. ee•••• OO 12F-NORTHERN 20% Dn., 123,4'70 blend rate DISHWASHERS 1fJ,OOOmiles BR60.13 Mic- PROPERTY Harvard. Park, $81,900 key Thompson custom 6-: ...------, ------~---- 1 Year Guarantee * * * SOLD * * * CALL GEORGE ply. raised white letters.. ANTIQUE CLOCKS Cf'nterbrook. \\'oods, $129.900 885-1762 884-4387. are considercd to be a $30.000 Dn., 117, rate. 5-7 year LiC ------good investment. Every Introducing ------. Oxford Rd .. Woods. $129.900 8A-MUSICAL year mar c valuable. PETOSKEY Negotiable Dn., 119< rate. 12 year LIC USED BOOKS - Bought, Phone 881.3365 for ap. INSTRUMENTS ALL POINTE LEASiNG CO. Marion Ct., Woods, $159.900 sold. Fiction, non.fiction. pointment. PROPERTIES Negotiable Dn .. 11'Ie rate, 3-5 yr. LIC Hardcovers, paperback - PIANOS WANTED MACK AVE. noon 'm 6 p.m. Tues. thru !..--_--_---_---_--_--_-_---_--_-----. 18550 • COMMERCIAL Roslyn Rd" Shores, $214,000 Sat. BOOKTIQUE, 15243 GRA;..ms. Sp:nets. Consoles' OLD CLOCKS • RESORT . Negotiable Dn., 110/, rate, 5-7 yr. LIC and Small Uprights. M.ck Ave" between Lake. Are fine Christmas gifts ProCessionals Ir. all points of leasing • ACREAGE Still meadow • ShurE'S, $279,000 TOP PRICES PAID • RESIDENTIAL Negotiable Dn., 110/, rate. 3 yr. VC pointe and Beaconsfield. for people who care. A • All make and model vehicles VE 7-0506 collection in good run. 886.2285. "Stop by when up our ------nlng order for sale. • IndustrIal Equipment way" BRADLEY T"VAN BICKLE ALL PHONE 881.3365 • Medical Equipment 413 E. Lake Street HOUSEHOLD and PIANOS WANTED 1. , MARKETI"';C SPECIALIST' I ------Petos\(ey, Michigan 49770 ESTATE SALES TOP CASH PAID • Airplanes CIlII For New Terms Or New LI8t1ng8. J Condu.::tl!'J "K" WANTED by ONE DAY PICK-UP I • Office Furnishings (616) 347-5360 Old Oriental Rugs ServicIng Wayne. Oakland 541-6116 Any size or condition and Macomb Counties PAT VERHELLE, :piAN(),Gri;~~iiB;-;;-s~~blo-~-d Call toll free 881.9100 BROKER Kay 247.0361 finish, goo d "OUdition, 1-800.553.8003 Ann 771.0107 $850. 778-4054.

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Page Eleven-B Thursday, December 24, 1981 GROSSE POINTE NEWS --~~ I 21F-HOME V-REAL ESTATE 13A-LOTS 15-BUSINESS 2~GENERAL 20F-WASHER AND I i IMPROVEMENT FOR SALE FOR SALE OPPORTUNITIES SERVICE ! DRYER REPAIR Classified Advertising Information I Phone: 882-6900 TOTAL HOME improvement. ST. CLAIR SHORES HARPER WOODS, 40x120, ~MA~L SHOP- with office: -G-U-TT-E-R-S-C-L-E-A-N-E-D-a-n-dLET GEORGE DO IT Address: 99 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe 48236 I i Vinyl replacement win- Last chance to buy your home $6,900. East Side Realty. space, 5 h.p. compressor, I heavy guage traps instal. ! o.ffice Hours: I dows, kitchens, bathrooms, under F.RA. 235 subsidy 882.2402. $225 a month, $250 secur. i led. 881.5105. Washer, dryer. di.3hll'a~iler I additions. Licensed, in. with inlerest as low as ity. Ideal for small bump 1-- - ... - .. -. :md ranges repalJ'E~d. All Mon. 8-5; Tues. 8-12; Wed. 9-5 14-REAL ESTATE shop. 885-5196'. I FENCES - Ins~alled, reo m a k e s. ~o SEFiVI(;r;; Thurs. & Fri. 8.5 I sured. Free estimates. John ,- ______raired Wood, E'I€c-l.No job CHARGE if r e p air e d. I Runey, 293.7525. Deadlines: 73~91co W ANTE.D 16-PETS I too small. Free e;tim-ates. I Guaranleed parts and servo Cancellations and changes, Mon. 4 p.m. I IN - HO~tE'f~rnit~ ~;Pat; 'Jt~ DEPENDING ON INCOME ------FOR SALE I 7'72-5009. I ice. Specializing in GE, and touch up. 20 years ex. ~ 19921 12 MILE AT 1.94 CASH' FOR HOMES 11K Who I I d New copy, Tuesday noon OPE~ WEEKEND 2.5 I SERVING AREA 40 YEARS ------.----' --. CLEAN u-",~ - I u:t~~ore, ;r POI) pill. Error corrections, Mon. noon perience. Grosse Pointe; area. 881.2776 after 6 p.m. 3 bedroom, 11h baths, brick. I STI EBER REALTY GOLDEN Retriever - AKC HAULI NG PERSONALIZED Rotes: 886.2206 KODAN 776-1610 775-4900 puppies. Excellent blood HAULING SERVI('r.; SINCE 1965 line. Rea d y Christmas Cosh or * pre-pay: 12 words _ _ _$3.00 VOCCIA Each additional word. .._ .15 CONSTRUCTION SEASON'S GREETINGS I--";ANTEDTO PURCHASE - __~ee~._.~~~~~~~. __._ .. CO~~~~~~ ~~~~~~:ge, , Ge~~!~17~t~1ts Billing rate for J 2 words __._.$3.50 "J TODAY'S BESTBUYS LA;\lD CO;\lTRACTS GOLDEN RETRIVER pup. Residential I Retail rate per inch . _ _ ... 4.70 CO., INC. Additions GROSSE POINTE (;ALL FOR FURTHER pies, A.K.C., excellent ped. 538.2921 .1 20H-FLOOR SANDING Border adv. per inch _.. 5.50 lNFOR~IATION igree, guaranteed, $250. , 8 weeks or mere ..__ ---- 5.00 Dormers GROSSE POINTE PARK COLONIAL FEDERAL $300.' 1.332.7083. : HAND-Y-~1A-N- ---.-. --.- I' Garage~ 4/3 brick income, 'side driv,', SAVINGS & LOAN . . ._ ' " • serVices, exce .. fLOOR SANDING, staining. Classified Display-Photo Advertising: Kitchens 2 car, garage, gas heat, I ~lR. GUILES . OUR ANIMAL HOSPITAL; lent Grosse Pointe refer.:' Free estimates workman. $6.50 per column inch, ad must be a Fireplaces price reduced to $46,900.: 886.1080 h I' I d i ences. For the unusual. i. ' Consider Land Contract I as a poor It! e aban oned i Call 775.7362 . ship guaranteed. 382.5323 minimum of 2 columns wide and 3 inches Brick and Cement work terms. I .. z------10.week-old puppy that I . or 386.5664 deep. No tones, no .-everses, only light Bank financing availabl~ GROSSE POINTE PARK ,14C-REAL ESTATE needs a home. It's a female' - , . . face type, only # 1, 2, 9r 3 borders al- Complete Land Contract. 6/6 brick in. EXCHANGE Shelti Terrier, mixed, short ~20A-CARPET 1------.--- -.------lowed. Dead!ine: noon Monday prior to i Home Modernization come. North of Jefferson. hair. She is very sweet. i LA YING ' KELM : 777.2816 773.11~ Thursday publication. $8.00 extra charge 1 _ Separate furlijlces, sid e TRADE SNOW for sun _ 2' She sure could use a home: ------: Fhor sanding refinishing drive, 2 car garage, Con. bedroom, 2 bath. 10-year.! _. f_o.:__C_h_ri.s_t_m._a_s_._8.82.8660. ! C~RPET 1..-\ YING, rest retch. i 01:1 f!oors a 'specialty. Ex: for photo reproduction. I HADLEY HOME sider 5 year Land Contract. ?ld perfect condihon h~me : NICE CHRISTMAS GIFT Ing a.nc. repair, 35 years: pert In stain. 535.7256. CORRECTIONS AND ADJUSTMENTS: Responsibility for a classified adv. error is limited to either a c:ncellolicin of the IMPROVEMENT GROSSE POl;\lTE PARK III Port Charlotte, FlOrida. i <,,,:t., T'" _..__ ,_. T'! __ = I experience. 886-9572. 1------133/!l% assumption, 29 years: Will trade for 2 family in. I oJ...... ~...... '~". '"':''-' 1---.---.------' 21-MOVING charge far or a reo run of the port~on In error. Not~tjcotlan iNC. to go. 5/5, 2 family, great come or ~ingle home in! trame,d, black and white, EXPERT. INSTALLATI?N i I must be given in lime tor correction in the following ;SSUIl. COMPLETE REMODEL1NG investment. Money make'r. good location. Lots of ad.: doesn t shed. 526.3595. and repairs for carpet, hIe, I . We assume no responsibility for the some error after the SERVICE Price reduced to $43,900; vantages. Call 884.9105 for I GOLDEN RETRIEVER . and ceramic tile. Free es.' RELIABLE POINTE reSident first insertion. Kitchens/Baths $13,900 down pay men t details after 5 p.m. i pies, A.K.C., shots, w~~~- timates. Dan. 882.9849. ! with truck will move small I CLASSIFYING & CENSORSHIP: We reserve the right to Attic/Rec Rooms takes over. ed, $125. 882.3521 anytime. -- CARPET LAYING I or large quantUies. dassify each ad under its appropriate heading. The Pub- Additions/Porches GROSSE POINTE PARK 15-BUSINESS 1---.------.- NEW ND 0 I INSURED lisher reser~es the right to ed,t or reject copy submitted for Aluminum Siding/Trim New Listing. 5/5 2 family OPPORTU ...... ITIES' KITTENS, your choice, $10. A LD I u b 8821968 I publicati",-,. Gutters/Down Spouts flat, 2 gas furnaces, mod- l"l 885.9398. S~aiT3 Carp~ted Shifted' ...0' Storin Windows/Doors ern kitchen and balh, new ------.---.-- .. ---.----- Repairs of All Types -.------... I Roofing/Shingles/Hot Tar carpeting, 2 car garage, 1981 TAX Write.off - Pack- PERSIAN KITTENS, CFA, 8 ALSO . NEED SOMETHING moved, Aluminum Siding and very clean aRd sharp. age deal of 100 single weeks at Christmas. 882. (;AIlPETING. VINYL, I delivered or disposed of? 21D-TV AND RADIO 121F-HOME Gutter Cleaning $57,500. Terms. homes plus 13' two family 4988. HARDWOOD Two Pointe residents will REPAIR . IMPROVEMENT Fences/Repairs of all kinds GROSSE POINTE PARK flats all located in Detroit CHIHUAHUA P-U-p-S---.J.-u-st ~ample; Shown in move or remove large or I Licensed and Insured , New Listing. Brick 4 family. and rented to employed, . t" f X 3 I I Your Home small quantities of furni. VIDEO TAPES, camera and LAKE POINTE 4 furnaces. Good income. d't t h t t mime or .mas. ma es, ture .. appliances, pianos - 886.0520 cre I W 0 r y enan s. 1 female, 8 weeks old, i B:)B TRUDEL recorder for sale or rent. CON Priced to sell. Rents currently grossing paper.trained. registered II' 294.5896 or what have you. Call for Also Atari and Intelevi- STRUCTION GROSSE POI;\lTE PARK $25,000 per month. Ten- free estimates. C"ll John . d' . MODERNIZATION 'onshl'r 3 I rg bed t II t'l't' .. AKC, multiple of colors. II' St . . 343 nA81 022 SlOn, Iscount priced. Ab. Complete Home Remodeling. De\ el --: I .a e . - an .s. pay a u Illes, Ill- i 778.4564. • I 20A-CARPET emmger, .,.... cr". bott Video, next to ::'>.10,We specialize in the following M. T. CHARGOT rdoom1Cto 0 01a , Sl de drIve, eludmg water. Investor can '1 . I LAYIII.IG 2208. comb Mall, 32565 Gratiot. • KI'tchens • BUILDING CO. eep 0, 2car garage, cus. purchase by paying delin' PERSIAN red male killen,. l"l , P.S. Others may copy our ad, I 296.5237. • Additions. l PERSONALLY DESIGNED .. tom home. $82,500. Can. quent taxes in lieu of: for Christmas, ~dorable, I . T but never our pric'e, ex- sider Land Contract terms. down payment. Requires lone of top lines in' country. CARPET INSTALLATION - . I:erience or style. i COLOR T.V., Hi'.'FI,STEREO: • Basement Ree Rooms • * Kitchens $200,000 at closing to pay! 465.3620, $1:50 per yar~. Carpet r~. ------.------1 885.6264 i ~ In:erior & Exterior Doors • * Basements CROWN REALTY taxes. Immediate tax write'! 1 pairs - all.klnds. Jerry s McCALLU~I MOVING com. ~ • Storm Doors • * Bathrooms off in 1981. Land Contract 2-o---G-E-N-E-R-A-L---- Carpet SerVIce. ~76.3604, ~~~r~m~~t~;f:W A~D REPAIR 082.3073. '~~ 21C-ELECTRICAL JOSEPH NOSEDA AND SONS, INC. ------_. - * Windows and doors weathe, proo'ed and caulked • Shingles BEAUTIFUL LOT l00x. * Discounts on fuil "".>meinsulatIOn SERVICE • Slate f 1~ "Roofing experts since 1913" 120 in the exclusive Elms. i * Storm windows and doors • Decks " leigh on the Lake Sub., Ll(,F.NSED Speciall7ing in buill up roofing ~yslerns • TIle division Will built to suit. I Gullers Cleaned and Lraks r:-paircd SHOREWOOD E.R. BROWN: ELECTRICAL Flushed Residen IiaI rooflll~ REALTY INC. FREE ESTIMATES C07'-

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21G-ROOFING I 21.I-PAINTING, THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS MAY BE PUR. tour year? SERVICES I DECORATING CHASED FROM THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: A white Yule to cap Mich. (Stores are listed by streets and from Detroit on I Michigan ski operators are dream. already booked (or much of the holi. Club members' requests for routings through the Grosse Pointes, Harper Woods and Sl. ROOFS and DECKS MIKE'S PAINTING i ing of a white Christmas-a holiday day period," he added. to Florida are 10 percent above 1980. Clair Shores.) GUTTERS AND Interior, exterior, wallpaper. which could herald a record ski sea. Lodges with Christmas holiday va. Florida cities also are among the DOWN SPOUTS ing, minor repairs, patch. DOWNTOWN: son and cap one of the state's !Jest cancies, according to an Auto Club warm.weather destinations favored by Gutters cleaned and flushed i ing, plastering. Free esti- tourism years ever, according to the telephone survey, are Tyrolean Hills, air travelers. Major airlines report Ren-Cen. Calumet Tobacco and gift shop, New and Repair Work I mates. Rearonable and hon. ! Automobile Club of Michigan. Boyne Mountain, Caberfae, Cr)'stal. heavy bookings for Phoenix, Houston, Licensed and Insured I est. References. Call any. main level, near 100 Tower, "Michigan's year-long tourism boom Mountain, Schuss Mountain, Sugar Hawaii, the Carribean, Mexico and ADVANCE MAINTENANCE: time. European. I JEFFfR.SON AVE.: should continue through New Year's, Loaf, Ski Brule, Ski Homestead and California sun spots. Peak travel days 17319 East Warren: 777-3081 I culminating in a (our to six percent Pine Mountain. "Many hotels and are Dec. 18 to 24 and Jan. 1 to 2. Park Pharmacy, Nottingham and Jefferson "With fewer flights available due 884.9512 I-BACK IN BUS£NESS-- rise over 1080," said James Drury, motels within easy driving distance Village Wine Shop. Beaconsfield and Jefferson I Auto Club's Travel Operations mana- of popular ski lodges also still have to a shortage of air traffic controllers, GUTTERS CLEANED and I pai~ting - Decorating - ger. "Ski operators hope the state's accommodations," Drury said. airline seats are at a premium during heavy gauge traps instal. i Wall ;Nashmg. Elmer T. MAUMEE: tourism increase will continue through Auto Club expects motorists to log peak holiday periods," said Drury. led. 881.5105, 8:30.5. I LaBadie, 882.2064. Bon Secours Hospital, Cadieux and Maumee, gift shop March and translate into the ~I;:i in. 586 million mileJ in Michigan - two "Even ticketed passengers should -----.------I SAVE 20% SChettler Drugs, Fisher and Maumee arrive at the airport at least an hour EXPERT REPAIRS : dustry's first $150 million season. percent more miles than last year- SPECIALTY "Advance holiday bookings promise during each of the 78-hour Christmas ahead of the scheduled flight time." GUTTERS I INTERWR SERVICE KERCHEVAL AVE.: a strong start for the 17 ski areas and New Year's holidays_ The Christ. Art's Party Store, Wayburn and Kercheval ROOFING i • Custom painting in' Michigan which offer lodging," mas holiday begins at 6 p.m. today, Revco Drugs, "In The Village" Thursday, Dec. 24, and ends at mid. Students observe 1 • Woodwork restoration . Drury said. SMALL JOBS Notre Dame Pharmacy, Nolre Dame and Kercheval "While many holiday travelers night Sunday, Dec. 27. I • Wallpapering and removal an ethnic yule . 774-9651 : • Patch plastering Kent Drug." Fisher and Kercheval delay lodge reservations until Christ. Twenty-four persons died over last ______I • Texturizine GROSSE POINTE NEWS, 99 Kercheval mas.New Year's weather reports are year's 102.hour Christmas holiday. The classroom walls were extended Perry Drugs on the Hill for the fourth graders at St. Paul's .21 H-CARPET I Free Estimates - Insured out, nearly half of the ski lodges are Alcohol w'as a known or suspected Trail Apothecary on the Hill factor in 83 percent of the deaths School this week te> include the CLEANING I 885.7067 Cottage Hospital, Muir and Kercheval while 73 percent of the mishaps world. The occasion was the sixth annual International Christmas Festi. IJ occurred in darkness. The last 78. D CARPET INTERIORS CHARLEVOIX: 'Reflections hour Christmas holiday was in 1978 val, Dec. 15. Ii BY DON AND LYNN Lou's Party Store, Lakepointe and Charlevoix when 32 persons died in traffic. Work began on the festival in late t CLEANING CO. Husband.wife team - Paint. November, with students choosing a r ~ '. - - - - ~~ ..., .. Thf' ore-holidav "Fuel Gauge" sur. • ~1 ..01 ..1t-'UV l.A1~'" 0,1 _ .. mg. l\'aii!Ja!J~!' p~ri~\:~ivll . Ht Eheneze!" country to report I'll. •f MA\:i\: AY~.: vey of -300 stations along major trav. :.rv:>~:>,,,.1,,,,., extraction chose a country according to their ists. O\'er 20 years experi- Devonshire Drug, Devonshire and Mack "Reflections of His Love," a new el routes shows motorists will find .~ • spot and stain removal ence. References. 527.5550. film highlighting the life and ministry ethnic background. The language arts I- Yprkshire Market, Yorkshire and Mack adequate gasoline supplies. Nineteen • free estimates Parkies Party Store, St. Clair and Mack of Joni Eareckson, will be shown and social studies classes were used " Ql'ALITY PAINTING percent of the surveyed stations will • affordable prices Alger Party Store, St. Clair and Mack Thursday, Dec. 31 at 8 p.m. at the for writing the students' reports. SERVICE operate daylight hours Christmas 773-0525 Rand's Pharmacy, Mc~Hllan and Mack Ebenezer Baptist Church, Moross and According to fourth grade teachers Day. Christa Goldsmith and Yvonne Mar. INTERIOR- st. John Hospital, Moross near Mack, Gift Shop and 1.94. "Our travel information records PROFES~ONAL CARPET EXTERIOR The Nook The color film was .produced by tilotti, the objectives of the Interna. "-, I show that 1981 will be the second tional Christmas included developing UPHOLSTERY CLEANING 20 years profession al Merit Woods Pharmacy, Bournemouth and Mack I World Wide Pictures, the film min. ~ REASONABLE RATES consecutive year for tourism growtl' student skills in working with refer. experience Harkn€ss Pharmacy" Lochmoor and Mack istry of the Billy Graham Association. in Michigan," Drury said. "One of We use Von SchraderE' dry ence materials such as the "World ~IATT FLETCHER Hollywood Pharmacy, Hollywood and Mack Miss Eareckson is the star of are. the major reasons for this growth foam extraction equipment. Book Encylcopedia," exposing the r 4151 Buckingham TTJ 6-6102 Mr. C's De:i, Ridgemont and Mack cent motion picture titled "Joni," is the state's sagging economy, which ,- • Dee,p Soil Removal ._--- B3b's Drug Store, Roslyn and Mack students to Christmas customs in f which tells the story of her childhood has forced many Michiganians to va • other countries and developing nec. v !~ • Fast Drying PItOFESSIONAL Floor Sand diving accident which left her para. 1 ing and finishing. Special . cation close to home instead of taking essary map skills to show the geog. ~ • Leaves no resoiling residue EAST WARREN AVE.: lyzed from the nec'/{ down. ~ more expensive, long.distance trips. ~ izing in dark staining I raphy and key cities of the various For free estimate call The Wine Basket, Outer Drive and E. Warren In "Reflections of His Love," Miss "Requests from AAA members for ~ Call for free estimate countries. Distinctive Carpet & :-ir. C's, Grayton and E. Warren Eareckson tells of the transforma. Michigan destinjltions through Novem. ';11I r W. Abraham, 979.3502. The festival featured booths with Upholstery Cleaners 7/Eleven, East Warren between Cadieux & Balduck tions that have taken place in her bel' also are slightly above 1978, each country's name, map, flag, Christ. ~ 839.5155 Park PAINTERS life because of her willingness to ac. which is the record year for Michigan mas customs, Christmas tree, clothing ~ Ask for Tom Barrese. cept all the things that have happened tourism," he added. Requests for AAA y EDROPEAN EXPERTS - and ethnic food for sale. Satisfaction guaranteed. ST. CLAIR SHORES: to her. TourBooks are up six percent over Profits from the festival will be t ~nteri,lr. exterior. wallpaper Collie Drugs, Harper and Chalon (SIAi Mile) Pastor William Cummins has ex.. used for a"future field trip for the LOOK-30 )'cars experience ing, pitching, plastering, 1978. Manor PharmaCY, Greater Mack and Red Maple Lane tended an open invitation to the en~ , For out.of.state travelers, Florida fourth grade and the rest will be I steam cleaning carpet and wintlow puttying, caulking Perry Drugs, off Marter and Jefferson tire community to attend the feature. continues to be the favored destina. given to needy families at Christ- furniture. By Wilbur, Doug Good work. Grosse Pointe Lake Pharmacy, E. 9 Mile bet"'''lln Mack and There is no admission charge. tion for Michigan vacationers. Auto mas. and Ken Carter. Call 77D. references. Free Estimate Jefferson 1680. Rellsonable. Call John any Perry Drugs, Shorts Shopping Center, 13 Mile and time. 776.9439. Harper 21.Z-SNOW REMOVAL K.CARPET Shores Canteen on Jefferson, near 13 Mile 21Q-PLA.STER 21 S-CARP-E NTER 21T-PLUMBING ~ND- AND LANDSCAPING CLEANING INTERIOR and ext e ria r WORK SERVIC,E HEATING. COMPANY painting and paperhanging HARPER WOODS: CARPET Reasonable rates. 30 years Parkcrest Party Store, Parkcrest and Harper. PLASTERING and' Drywall. 'SMALL JOBS - Cabinets, ALL PLUMBING rRtMMING, removal, spray- ing, feeding and stump SPECIALISTS expilrience. Ray Barnowsk~ I Hunter Pharmacy, Countrr Club and Harper Neil Squires, 757-0772. carpentry repairs, locks. I The Tinder Box, Eastland Shopping Center, Ai.sle 7 SMALL OR LARGE, removal. Free estimates. • Steam Extraction 822.7335 after 6 p.m. By retiree. Quality work. Complete tree service. Call • Shampoo PLASTER CONTRACTOR7 . manship .. 824.2853. JOBS PAI:'lTDlG-Interior or ex• Fleming Tree Service, 774. • Spot and Stain R

'.. The Grosse Pointe

War , Memorial. ••• through new -'eyes.

On October 1John Lake began his well-earned retirement, and Dr. Mark Weber took over as Executive Director. This folder reports on some of his early impressions of our unique Grosse' Pointe institution.

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, "It's a center for learning ", .,a center for the arts "... a center for people with "... a center for all ages~' throughout the lifespan~'\ and individual creative activities~' community interests and needs:' "W'hctJll'r it's childrcn's haBel, teel1 ski trips, an adult lecture Sl'-:it:s or senior 'Tn: sccn prc-schookrs and seniors - "In the Fries Auditorium we have a '~most daily I see civic-minded groups . marVelous facility for thc.perf!>rming " meeting in unselfish dforts to giye, hritlge. there i~~om(.'lhing here for and l'y!-:ryagc group in hetween - doing c\'el')' age, And that's as it should hl'~' and 1(laming h~re. 11l(:re's realty'no .. " 'arts, In tile Art Win g-pe

.' . ',. ',' .,' ' « .' ~~;~"'.\', .~.~., ~~. i:\,: i:~. Dear Grosse Pointer: It may seem strange to receive this -comfortable to do their parts, association VtTil1 produce any Family Participation solicitation after Social Security withholding income for us. Please co'nsider at this time of year. is out of the way. your pledge now - payable either There are two good reasons, Please remember that our ,this year or next. And please return your card as soon as you can. First, we have a new Executive $180,000 goal for 1982 will be Director, Mark Weber, whom you met by over 6,000 families - and 111ankyou. have met in this folder. We hope that every piedge of every size is you have gained a feeling for the important. In 1981over a quarter ~- kind of thrust he will give the of a million people will have taken John E. Park 1982chairman Grosse Pointe War Memorial in advantage of the educational, cul- coming years. tural and civic opportunities offered by the War Memorial. It is second, there are new financial a v;italasset to our community- considerations for our member- and a value to you and your family. ship. For some the new tax law will make it more beneficial to You may be familiar with the War make their deductible gifts before Memorial's connection with January 1. Others will benefit Grosse Pointe Cable Television, from giving after the first of the but you should be aware that it year. And for many it is more will be several years before that'

Please send your supporting contribution today. Your Board of Directors ttlankS you. Mrs. Bruce K. Bockstanz Mrs. Jon B. Gandelot Mrs. Nils R. Johaneson Frederick Ollison, III Alge.. Shelden Robert E. Boomer Mrs. Earl I. Heenan, Jr. James McMillan John E. Park Mrs. Alger Shelden William G. Butler Charles V. Hicks, Jr. William D. Monahan George J. Reindel, In Alexander C. Suczek Mrs. Walter B. Fisher .John P, Worcester

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GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page F'uurteen-B * * * * Feature Page * * * * Elegant ffJ,{Jtn-a Eating Counter Points A selection of recipes from the forthcoming low.calorle. low.choles. By Pat Rousseau terol-and penny.wise--- Mandarin orange sections, I ,u,tom"" a Mmy Chmtm" and a Happy drained and carefully blotted "814'" New Year. The shop will be closed December i dry with paper towels Photo by Tom Greenwood 26. and will r~open Monday, pecembe~ 28 ~'.'_' $ In porcelain bowl, mix jello with with great savmgs on a selectlOn of holiday ""'~,~;-:$,;j sugar. Carefully pour in boiling water fashions ... 15112 Kercheval. 822-2818. ' and stir until sugar and gelatin are • • • Pointers of Interest · · · thoroughly dissolved. When cool change students, from left to right, .geo enough, place In refrigerator until "l.T'rn1'121?Ol ).«()Q).1C1) LiUy wishes' the Luoking happy at the prospect of ~pending X Kotake, Catherine Lassure, Jyrki Kakkl, Rene mixture becomes like heavy egg &'16''''~~ .I-\Y"'~'II1...S\. happiest of holidays to their first Christmas away from home are Strunch and Silvia Sanchez. whites in consistency; then stir in 1 all her friends ... Lilly pulitzer, Mack and LochmoOT. Grosse Pointe South High School foreign ex- ginger with the cut.up fruits and !, • • • nuts. Pour into a ring mold which Warmest Wishes . . . from all at Michelle's Boutique, ily, Victor Bloom, MD, and the i By Peggy O'Connor presents, then v. ~ put the baby bas been rinsed wi.th very cold water. 11864 Mack Avenue. Michelle's will be closing Thur5day, De- in the manger." The fact that other Blooms who live on Three Place In refrigerator to jell unW 1 For a foreign exchange stu- cember 24 at 4 p.m. and will open Saturday, December 26 Christmas commemorates the Mile Drive. "They've given me dent, spending a year in America ready to serve. wIth the sale continuing. birth of Christ is central tl) the freedom . . . I want to see all This can be made several days I • * * means encountering a lot of Mexican celebration of dlrist- the . aspects of an American ahead-"but do make sure that it is ! "firsts," and fcr four of the five ~ ..+n.).t ll~+n.U.""'iiA" - At Forster's In- mas, Silvia says. . Christmas." Catherine, 18, is the tightly covered with aluminum foil. 'tJr'~J/ eRlefftllT'J/ teriors you'll find the exchange s t u den t s. attending The celebration doesn't end'oJ1 daughter of Jean and Monique Decorate with rosettes of whippedl J - perfect item to add Grosse Pointe South High School Dec. 25. "On Jan. 6, we celebrate Lassure, who live just outside topping and sections of Mandarin drama to your New Year celebrations. In this year, celebrating Christmas the 'Coming of Kings.' "Large Paris. oranges which have been drained and carefully blotted dry on paper stock now are the classic steel mesh syphon outside their native countries is batches of cake-like bread are CATHERINE .NOTES that the toweling. bottles you remember from a morE! romantic one b~g first. But Shigeo Kotake, baked, and placed in each loaf French spend the same amount era. That touch of class is available at both Jyrki Kakko, Silvia Sanchez and is a tiny candy figure of a baby. of time and money on Christmas Drexel Heritage locations, 19435 Mack Ave- Catherine'Lassure aren't com- "If you find the baby in the that Americans do. "And the GINGERED CRANBERRY MOLD nue, and 12200 Hal! Read (M-59), Sterling plaining-they're all rather ex- bread, you have to take all the ads .on TV begin the same time ,2 cans (16 oz.) jellied cran- fb cited about the pr()spect of' ex- berries or jellied cranberry H~~~ . Christmas things out and have a too: Thanksgiving." • • '" periencing an American Christ- 'Candelaria' party 'on Feb( 2." . The French have a lovely sauce Merry Christmas And ffappy New Year .. , from mas. Silvia probably won't flOd any practice riot likely to be found 1 Tbsp. unflavored gelatin Wright's Gift and Lamp Shop. Wright's will be open Shigeo, 18, son of Mithuru and two-month-Iong, Arne r i can here in the United States. "It is 1/4 cup cold water I Saturday, December 26 for the ~ price sale of a selec- Chisato Kotake, of Japan, says traditional for the town crafts- Tokay grapes Christmas parties to rival those tion of Christmas merchandise at 18650 Mack Avenue that just living in a Christian of her native Mexico, but just men to make the creche figures 1 can (8 oz.) crushed pine- with convenient FREE PARKING next to the bUiddin9. country at Christmas time will in case she gets a little home- (each year) . , . everyone makes apple . "1 "!' ill '" ill be new for him. "Japan is not sick, her American family, the a big ,deal about that in the I1J2 Tbsp. finely minced Mr. Mole . . • wishes everyone a' very Merry -. '" 1 Christian, and here Christmas is Cabell Morrises, of Rivard villages. When you set up the crystallized ginger l:brlstmal and a Happy New Year, . ' I something religious. In Japan, crec .1e, you can put the. wise % cup chopped English .)I Boulevard, have bought her a ' \ . . '" we have the Christmas trees' and men in different parts of the walnuts \ A Good Old Fashioned Merry Christmas ... from Christmas pinata. Santa Claus-it's very interest- JYRKI KAKKO'S Finnish rooms, and each d~y move,them Turn the cranberry sauce out of White's Old House. White's will be open Saturday, ing .. But I want to take part in closer: to the crib until Jan. 6," the cans into the f~p of a double I December 26 with a store-wide Sale. Closed Mondays Christmases haven't been too un- a - rel~gious Christmas . . . for. like American Christmases, with Catherine says. broiler and break, it up very fine ! . . . 26717 Little Mack, 776-6230. with a fork. Place over hot water for the. first and probably the last a few exceptions. "We use white I The French, lik. the Finnish, I, , '" a few minutes, until melted. In the . . time," he laughs.. aren't accustomed to putting candles on our trees, not lights. l : iTn'vmIl'DI""'Ur.Q).1i:"O ... The Holiday Sale at meantime, soak the gelatin In the , f : I Shigeo's American family, the Here, I put Christmas lights up electrical lights on their Christ- cold water for 5 minutes; then dls. ~.,~ ... ,&,\y~~'IIU1.. LiLly Pulitzer wilt con- mas. trees. Instead, they put , James Nicholsons, of Cloverly. t ; tinue .thr uJanuary 1 with the addition of the ever outside for the very first time. solve by placing the cup in hot water ! ' Read, have already given him an Also, you don't see artificial what in America are known as for a minute or so. Add thoroughly I' popular Lilly jeans from toddler size to size 14 .,. ! ~ early Christmas gift. They took trees in Finlarld," Jyrki says. "sparklers" on their trees. Im- dissolved gelatin to the cranberry Mack and Lochmoor. him skiing fDr the first time in His American hosts, J. M. Siero, agine the Fourth of July look sauce. Cool. ' j I • • (or Bastille Day, in this case) Cut in half and seed sufficient ( Tony Cueter . . . and the staff his life._ MD, and family have bought a i those trees must take on! grapes to make 1 cup. Drain the pine. , of Bijouterie wish you the happiest All (If the students agree that "real" tree this year in his honor. A fifth foreign exchange stu- •apple well. Add the grapes, pineapple, I ,l h paint furnitur(', or work its way down into not II!' ~iniatur('s or the small Large crayons will stimulatc scrib. h non-tnxi(', !mportrd toys. particu. a r\l.g T! SC(,OpSaorl pour~ as rasily plasllc .:111'.' whosr wh('els and axles hhng and :nt('rest in colors. The nf'W ~---~------~ larlv thosr from Mexico. may usr a, s:mcl and pro\ ides the sarr.c wide come off when you look at them hard, w

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