Christmas in Any Language Is Still Christmas F'xch,Lnge Gift

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Grosse Pointe ews VOL 45-No 51 Grosse POinte, Michigan Thursday, December 20, 19t'4

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ for your mformatlOn Christmas in any language is still Christmas f'xch,lnge gift .. on Jan 6 thl' Vi'a,>t B~ Pat Paholsk~ Ilunner ot cl'lebrdtlllg Chnstmas SOil, Sdld AI malldo Malo, d oorn P", tH'lp"nt" ...mg while walk It)-year.old abo from MeXICO ('11) mg dcm 11 (he ~tfl'et .Illd 111:>1(1('(I! ollhe Eplphan) LUll> "alii hi'> f,WII Thel e ~ notillng 'lUlte li!-.l' L'llllSt I:> ll111que to each country, even who recently mo\ cd to the elt) the hOIN'~ I) oPf'n5 pn'''entf> on (hn,>tma'> '11as Ot all the hollctd) ~ It e\ oke~ Ihough the undel'curJ ellt IS the \llth hiS molher dnd :>tl'pfather, Thl'l! II '> tlIlH' to iJl('dk the 1':\ (' fyi III same Ib pal t,clpdnb the ~tl ongesl f)nlnllllque ('(}('nPII .In Ill-} , elr LIJl~ ~la::.e( to d 15-vear-old from .\cella and George Pdr~Ol1:> "You plthl td a cont,1I nel !lId l'...geIH.'r,lll} By Tom Greenwood emotions dnd the mex:,t lecembel " lJl 111[''I: 'I":: of P(Jsdda~, c1 \\ Ith cdnd) (lllldr(,11 al c IJl1lldfold Irs no 1\ ondel t!lE'Il, th,lt 1\.'1111 \I <.u.,tOln, B1~Cl'lg 01 Chn~tmc\~eS Pel:>! comes \\ rote d :>hort e:>:"l\' on Chn~tmas Pllldtd \nd \\lwn II bn'"k'o P\ en JlI hpr U)Ulltn ~he h llll/'n! ,£1 (uur .-lllthOl; author! III l\lexlco dnd tncd to trdllslate It Mdry and Jo:.eph Posad,\ meall& ea::.\ ('\ en to the I C!lcellt .\nd e\ en lungudgf'~ .md 1.., ::'ludyll1g a tlfth at Just \\ ant to thank the Detroit When he got hung up on a word, he 11111 and the nme days :'lgmfles (he one' dllicil el1 and adult-. to the fOl ell!n e\.change student. ::,u dill ble fOI the <,\1 Cl't... ~Ollth flJgh :'\e\\::. lor an une~p('c ted laugh In used bod) language, and when that lllne It took !\lar) dnd Jo&eph to \1 ho IS undble to come up \\ lth the A ::.peudl II Ult punch I'> ::,ened, The) b1.l) ,j tree dncl uf'[orule It Its Sundav paper speCifically dIdn't work. he drew pIctures travel from ~alareth to Bethle li'n<1],,,h \\ I oro for creche or nallvlt\' J (" .. 1-...... ~.", " I '~'" : .....~~~ t~n .mu .(" .\ rn""''''H 'In .... (I.i II',~" 'L 'JI \""J\"~V"'"'~" ••• 1 -- .... the sports sectIOn and \\ ho reahzes there IS no Amen- Fll1aJly III de~peratlOn, LU1~ cap- IItlli Dunng thiS tune, there al e par- de'>cnlwd d~ d U'O~'> bet\1 een dn howp\ er, ~I fll> df(' nul plac.ed undpr can counterpart for certalll special tured hiS fnend III between classes thi' trc'(' ...he ...al<1 1 he H1ea of On page 2C. In the :\IIscella- dt South High to help translate tres WhICh begll1 wIlh the !>earch for apple and ~. peach neous column, usually de\ oted foods set ved at Chnstmastlme The 'ie<1l"eh end, on (hrl~tm,h gift gl\ lI1g ,1IId Chn~tma,> tire '('pa That's as It should be, because thl' "In MeXICO, It's a real happy sea- a place for the Chnst child to be to sports such as Armenian rug Eve IIhen a plclce fot the f)lfth I~ rdte, .,ht' ~ald by and Lat\'lan lacrosse, I diS- found , On Dee 5, "" e hd'd: cl d<.I:r cdllt:'{j covered the follo\1 mg hockey "On Chnstmas Eve my farml) , ~Jrlt :'-llcola3l> " "'ho I'he explamed score Brother Rice 6 - Grosse relatlH's ~.nd fllelld::, dll COlTlf' to I'> pallellled ,ifler a b!~hl)p v.lth a POInte :\ e\\ ~ 1 111\ hou ...!' .wd \$: eat turkt'\ dnd long \\hlt(' bt:drd v.carlO~ d mllr", dr'l!lk teqUlld .It night. ' LUIS' .,ald dud reJ mdntle :-\ow there IS an explanation He teamlxlat mto Usuall~ \\ e \1hip Rice's butt, but l\ll~a dE.'Gdllo, which means ;\Ia'>s the harbor of Amsterdam and thiS \\as an a\\ay game and of the Cock or mldlllght rnal>S other ports He IS accompamed by the:. 're Just ammals over there While some of hIS countrymen (Continued on Pa.l/:e 13,$ 10 Birmlllgham 1\ly old war wound \\ as klckmg up, (I had thrown myself on an Owner won't give up number explodmg beer can \\nlle all pa- trol in Jacksonv111e, Fla ), and I spent the majority of the game on the bench try 109 to lace my City to go to court skates superVisor \\ ho declared It number Our leadmg scorer, Peggy By Harriet Solan seven "Elbows" O'Connor, ~at out the All homeowner~. except one, But number s~ven already be- game m a contract dispute and have complied With Grosse POinte longed to the Allors two doors ultra-leftwinger l\hke Andrze- City CouncIl's motion requmng re- away jczyk sulked through most of the Sidents Qn the westerly Side of Elm- At first Mrs Giraldo made dally match, because they couldn't sleigh Lane to renumber their tnps to her former house 10 pick up g~t ~llof his name on the back of homes by Sept 1 mall She said she grew accus. hiS Jersey And the lone holdout IS causing a tomed to standing out In the mIddle Our lone goal was scored by lot of problems for the Glraldos of the street all noon of the day Society Editor Janet Mueller who, according to the pas!>ed reso- waiting for dehvery trucks who let loose a blistering slap- lution, should now ha ve number "I've walled all day for Detroit shot from center Ice that twang- seven Edison to stake out my yard for ed the twme and broke a nail "We still don't have a number," cable teleVISion only to dIScover Those Brother Rice brutes were PhOIO by Tom (Jr•• nwood Roberta Giraldo said "The Allors later they measured my neighbor's Impressed, I can tell you Christmas for everyone stili have It I've been told sll1ceJu- property lI1stead," she said is Iy to be patient and I feel I've been "And ho,", do you convmce the But don't worry about it, we'll Everybody loves Christmas, whether you've seen only six of them, like the youngster. In the verv patient" utl!!ty compante'S to give you ser- nail 'em in the re-match lnci- photo, or 82, like Woods resident Bob Goodhand, who's bringing In the .... on with a bright red She told council at Its J\londav vice when the ... alreadv have an ac. dentially, the real :\1iscellaneous bow tie that reads "Seasons Greeting.," Goodhand and other member. of the Neighborhood Open meeting that numerous requests to count With tfle same number as score the Detroit l':ews screwed House group at the Grosse Pointe Woods Pre.byterlan Church were treated to a variety of poems, the Allors to eompl\ With the vours"" she asked up should have read Uncle Ben's choral speaking and a short play by flrst-graders from Dolor •• Bolden'. cia .. and fourth-graders change have brou~ht no results . CounCil, lookmg tor a ~olutlc n, Rtce _~: Grosse POInte North 1 from Wayne Bolden's cia .. from Ma.on SChoollaet Friday. Cute a. cardbotlrd Chrlstma. tr ••• ar., "My maillsn t gettmg to my home requested d :,tud) b~ the Clt~ pl..ln- ncr and director 01 public ~tety Just for the record from the left, Jean Garascla, who Is barely vlslbl., Stephanie Fortsn.s and Melissa Trombley. and our flllancial reputatIOn lS now suffermg due to the delays 1Il ser- Actmg on those t'lltO adImnistra- Gracing the gentleman's lap Is the orIginal Christmas angel heraelf, Amy Amorl. vice" lars' rt"commendatlOns It passed a Santa's helpers City attorney Richard Hlllks ~ald motIOn reassigning th(' numbers They've got a heart after all sever,,1 of hiS phone calls to the and gave the Glraldo5 number The Grosse POinte Board of Allors haven't been returned and seven Education, at Its Dec 3 meetmg, that now It':, a matter of Ct\I1 dlso- However, homeownel::' VOlC(,>(J decided to take part m the elght- Chargesfiled in fatal crash bedlCnce scheduli'd to be hedrd In OppoSitIOn and a::.ked C\lunetl to re- year-old Adopt-a-FamIly pro- Brady was taken to Bon Secours IIlcldent Edward W Caulkm!>, 20, mUnlclpal court on Jan 8 conSider The} e\ en ::.ugge::.ted that gram co-ordmated by North By :\Iike Andrzejrzyk Hospital, where he was pronounced was charged WIth manslaughter "The partIe:> could be filled for part of the street be made Into a High School's Donald Dungan Someone has mal ked With dead on arm'al Cardelho was As a result, he was convICted and ench day they are ItJ \ IOlatlOll of the court ThIs"" ould ha\ e allowed t\~O Trustee Catherme Brierly, flowers the spot where two good taken to Bon Secour<; and Bi- later sentenced to 90 days III the resolutIOn lhat reqUired ho~se families to ha\ e number one, re- who made the suggestIOn to the friends parted County Commumty hospitals for DetrOIt House of Con ectlOns, three numbers to be chdllged by Sept 1," ledsed d couple ot more numbers board, saId the trustees will be The flowers Sit at the base of an treatment. years probation and a $1,000 fme Hmks :>ald "Fmes could be up to and kept the status quo told of the family's name and elm tree m the easement of north- Last week, the Wayne County ~500 per \ 10iat Ion and up to 90 da~ s But councd felt t\\O :>treeb do!>e needs and would begin collect- bound Lakeshore betwep.n Island Prosecutors Office Issued warrants Last Sept 6, ':n-year-old Jo~eph In Jail .. together \\ Itll IdentH; tot' the Glraldos 1l1lght po~e a ~afet~ problem ,lnd Road, was killed \l'hen the car In priate gifts In preparation for a tracks end ghter With a molor vehICle m con- began ~hen they stgned the tmal rt'dfflrmed the earlier mohon Visit before the hohdays It was on Sunday, Dec 9, at nectIOn \\ Ith the HlCldent Cardeillo \\ luch he was a passengrr Jumped papers on their new $300,000 plus "Whlle our pub he satt't\ otflcers about 1 30 a m that a 1984 Chevro- was arraigned Defore Clt) :\lum(l- the curb on Kercheval and ram- home and dlscoverf'd It lacked an n11ght know ho\\ the str~ets are Dungan "aid the student body, let Blazer III whIch Matthew Car- p{'tbond cl t $:1(/ U()Oper- The driver in that inCident \\as \~ould be number ::.1)(, then number bulance driver from the Park. lor has Jomed together to adopt 5Q charged With negligent homlCldl' 29 and fmally. said i\ll's Giraldo, example, to kno\\," Councilman eastside families from the That case IS pending the:. \\ ere told to c"lI the bulldlllg Arthur Fetters ::'<1ld Pomtes, Harper Woods and northeast DetrOit t ' In addition, representatives of the adoptmg homeroom villi de- • Farms foundation seeks members liver the gifts to the chosen fami- 40 'I'd} ('onL-ctmg thl' Upp(,1" <1l1d 1') pc:> 01 membt:>1 ",It IP.'> m ltlt' ly, said Dungan t By Tom Green"ood '"~• r 100\er Hill ,,,I'I'~ non prollt IOlllHl.1ILon llldndt.' ,In ~ The Gros:>e Plllnte Farm::, FOUII The program It,,elf started In 'Conlflblltlolh to tht' IOllnd,\IJOll "nnllal IlWTnb~'r~hlp 101 $ tll, 11(....) 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I, GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, December 20, 1984

Conununit Events

Doll house exhibit shoppers m the Village. 'll.u] pre- Music senice mInimal fee The publlc ll> \\ el. sent a mUSical Chrl.Stmas pro- come Tlckeb are s.; for m~mben, ~ Marvm and Helen ~lar gram First English E\..logel..lc.ll Luth dud 55 tor guest:. IbaIl. CG-OWners of Dreams Come All mterested smgles m the 4Q- eran Church \\ ill hoid 11.s annual True, will set up a miniature doli plus age group are 1m Ited to attend ~luslc Sunda, ser\lc-e at 11 d m bouse exhibit In the art studIO of the and }om L'l group smgmg Dee ~ • War Memonal from Wednesd.a" In obsen ance of the Chrl.Stmas Fl\e of the church" chv.r"s and a Carillon concert Dec. 216 through Sa turoa y. Dee 29 seas.ou. no afterglo'll. has been brass ensemble ,\ III p.artlclp.3.te ~Iore thall 25 la \ onte hol1d.n Tbe exhiblt. free and oPen to the scheduled Call 88.!-<}316or 885-22:32 Ben}amm Bnttau s .A Bo: \\ a:. melodies ....!11 be teatured durmg PI1blic from 1U a m to 4 p m each Born' seie<:tLOns from Da11lel Christ Church Crdnorook s 1Un dO- (Jay, will include 21J fl1illidture ''''inter 'weekend Pw.kham s ChrlSlrr:a:> C:wratd .. nual Chnstmas cdnlloll concert rooms, a replIca of the K1S5lnger The \hc~llgan l ruled CO!ben a- '0 ~lag...'1um\1:"ter.ll..."'1 u:- Tomas Sunda) Dee 2.3 oeglnmrg at.; p m and Hod'e Room at the Ford ~lLL~umaM doli Lan Club \\ liJ spo'lScr It.S ar..nual VlcwrIa L'rJe Chnstu.<: houses, melud.uJg Ragge~:h -\rill ....l'1ter ....eekend Feb 1 J at the \atus Est b' G'0\ ,,11m Gabnel! Tne pUblIc's 'm 'ted t,) i:edf aDd Andy's ChrIstmas holL~ D\R Conference Center at lliggm:> \\ill be oerformed Corbt Church canllonneur Be\ er. laKe Four C0Un>es ""III be ollered For more t.n.formatW!i. <:311 We 1) BucP.41 Gr~se POInte Ch.apter l~l ha\ e Programs are avaIlable at the ~------scheduled. a HolldavS Fantas\ Ball door and tn the narthe'\ of the for Fnda!. Dee 28:at the GeOrgIan ChurLh - Grosse -----..1--- Inn .3l:S27 GratlOt r.E'ar 13 :\h!e Chnst Crourch Cranbrook 1$ lo- Pointe News Road Rose\ ale The e\ ent ';' III b€ cated at Cranbrook and Lone P:ne (USPS 220-6001 held form!:! p m to 1 a rr rOdds -\n EplScopal church noted ~"., f.~CCWQ~~h,ll • -~ ",-'~-e," • 0'" ~""e G'o.;.;e P:l'lie Farrr,s ~~ryThl;~ There ....tll be 11\e mllilC door for 1t.5 Gothlc architecture. It 15 af- SCANLAN's B\ \Btnbo PubliShers c~:....";; Co~"'cns • Mao e a'lO L~:'ser • Blf'11lngharn pnzes and a cash bar An astro- hhated. ',\lth Cranbrook Educa- a !i9 Kerche\ al -\\ enlle loger \\111 be a\ allable for a Gro..se POinte. \11 ~s:ns tIOnal Commurut) Phone 882.6900

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SPORT COATS VESTS • BELTS I MUFFLERS • GLOVES 1

CAR COATS • DRESS SHIRTS

HANDKERCHIEFS • GOLF SHIRTS

CUfF LINKS • COLOGNES • TIE CUPS

SHETLAND SWEATERS • KEY CASES • SLACKS

BILLFOLDS • NECKWEAR • HOSIERY • CARDIGANS

~ P'" Fr1"',-()rr;~ roo;. tJ.-r or,lp<;' fJ&-I(.-"~tr)r rl) 1Y't'r ') st">r~c Z"":J (JM'} h '!tr'J Compllmentary Chnstmas Wrapping ~;~~!~5 ~~c~ loom II ::rr"t.o.' ",,- . r • $149" ,. "" 1-.' TIR1-, nORI D' ()n/~ fmm Ul' 1//.1-, \ i./HTO , I)., 'iU' Iwnd r Nlj'rd < hr,p \ r;n l pry ,-penr.J! la'!s l4-lth thr l< orld 'Jrn('~t Ipothpr\ Th" 35.7l)nm f2 8.4 M101-Macro Zoom fro...J It ) /j pi "/rl"! lIt 'tjr 1I1")/.J I

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Page Three-A Thursday, December 20, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Learn to take college tests lligh couti denies review North and South studt.'nts will be information about colleges, testlOg • able to enroll next school \ ear III a adnllssJOns and fll1anclal aid, giVe Wlns tax case in appeal bid class t... teach them ho\\ to take counselors a ('hance to counsel and Ford House texts The one-quarter. no-credit answer questions about colll"ge B) l\likl' :\ndl'Zejclyk gl ant the hallie tal It \\ (,l1t before the ;\1lchlgan Tax Will be of ~ervlce to the public" med an applicatIOn 101 l'e\'le\\ strategtes of college testlllg termediate School Dlstnct, accord- l lo budd, lhe tests unless the\ hd\ e :,ome kno\\- 1)plcal dCtl\ Itles III the mne- htl appellate court's !\lay ruhng that dnd the asses~OI 's otfLcl' Iuhng on- ~ufflclCnlly open to the pub1l(' and home lontdll1~ room'> dnd I'>fur- ledge of thell' torllldl dnd content \\ eel.. class \\ III Include pdrtlCipat- 1II ... 111 the home should not hav(' been ta ...- I~,lffccb the lake ...Ide of the pro nwt org<11ll1,ltlOn... !lMl u'>l'd the lwd 16th. l7th dnd l8th u'n In the last 11\ e \ edrs :,tudent mg 111 \ ocabular~ de\ elopment 1 Ill! \ FJlgll~h ,>t)-Ie ed those year~, dccordlllg to v Illdge pert~ gl(}und~ \\l'le nut ,1 \\:1\'> dldlll.l enrollment In after.:,dlOol \\ ork- e,el"CISt'S readmg and dlSCUSSlIlg 'We ,tn' \ t'l \ ple,\:"ed \\ lth tilt' blp 100llHl.lllun...r,Il"lflg hllld ...101 .1 \\ hl-Il' once there I\lft' fTld!l\ shops. summer se:'SlOn~ "nd ~e. 1Iterdlul e. de\ eloplllg unproved dttorne\ Wilham Kl1lebre\\ The high court'~ deel~lOn not to ... ., mmars has .llmo:.l tnpled, ,lccord technH:,ll language III ~l'lence dnd mg to course mfollll.Hlon ~oclal :,tudles. and computer use re\ le\\ the ca~e ma\' end the three years of court battles between the The CaUl:,€, b t'a ...t!\ .ll'l'O!ll- -\mong the llldle11al used III the '~ home and four partIes th hdve re- sary for the course, so matter at a future meeting the whole commumty and we cer- and granted the estate exempllOn Chrisbnas & Happy New Year The distrlct has two options It talll!y don't plan to change any of as a charitable ll1~lItlitlOn fOl' 1980 sulted 1I1 the demulltlOn of all the Merry class size Will be 1Imlt- other<; . i\trs Ford \\ rote 111 ner ed to 20 may ask for a rehearmg before the our oper~tlOns here .. and 19B1 The majority I'Uled that From the staff at Supreme Court or seek to have the the estate. by opelllng Itself to the \\111 ";\lo,ed by the!>e dnd other laws changed regardmg tax ex- publiC', made It.,elf aVdllable to the con~lderatlOns, and e~peclally be- The n\'lon Skill of a emptIOns for cultural ll1stltuhons cau!>e mme IS the Ia~t of the many hot air - balloon only general public and to any non- TONY'S CUSTOM TAILORS used for the development of educa. profit chantable orgal1lzatlOn great home~ III thiS drea, I have de- weighs an ounce and a tlon, theater, music and hterature, That some orgdl1llallons held rim CIded to leave my reSidence. along AND CLOTHIERS ~:~ half a yard accordmg to school officials ners or cocktail pa rlles didn't a Iter \\ Ith SUitable furl1lshlllg<;. In such 22602 Greater Mack The Village and township are on- the fundralsmg functIOn. the court manner as to dllo\\ the re~ldence to The oldest domestic ly liable for 1980taxes, because they opmed remam and the property to be used St. Clair Shores & '" ~~; Rc! 776-8515 dog breed is the Salukl, didn't the next year's or seek reim- When Eleanor Ford died m 1976. for the bt'neht of the public" Next door to Mallor Pharmaq ... "'hlch dates back to about 7000 B C bursement from the county Also to be settled by the deCISIOn last month ISthe Michigan Tax Tn- Health classes offered bunal case covering 1982and 1983, The Bon Secours Hospital Health habit through l)ehavlOr modifica- Klllebrew said. Those cases were GRAND & Fitness Center Will offer three tIOn Developed by the Amencan held in abeyance pendmg the high courses lhls wmter deSigned to Im- Lung AssociatIOn court's deCISIOn on thiS case, he OPENING prove lifestyle and enhance overall Culinary lIeart!! Cool\ing UpTo added health They are Ongmally developed by the Ne\\ The Issues argued for those two York Hearl ASsoclatlOn. Explore Stres~ Management - Group years were very simllar to those III \H1YS to reduce calones, fat and the prevIOus two makmg the hear- dlScusslons, acllvllles, presenta- cholesterol while mamtalOlllg tions and personal reflections are mg moot, he added variety and taste III your menu 50% OFF ~"". "t:" used to deflne ways to reduce the RegIstration IS reqUired by Del.' The vlllage granted the Ford Impact of stress Miniature Dhurries and Orientals Starting at III $25 House tax.exempt status for 1984, 31 for these and nine other exercIse and conditIOning classes For more 330 E. Maple. Birmingham. 664.8200 based on changes 111 the law for cul- Freedom from Smoking - A turalorgamzations The deCISIOnto Eleanor Clay Ford nearly foolproof way to klCk the mformatlon. call 343-1436

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Park highway department boss retires CHRISTMAS SP&CIAL By Harri~ ~oIan The result. ~Id PhillIp Costa. mne more at home As a result ex- from the old ~bool. be saYS "Hard ORIGINAL DOCKSIDERS Park fLre duef \\as methanE gas. plosl\'e meter:s used to detect work \ et) conscientious' and gets ~tb ros)' cheeks. J. dark stocl-..of odorless colorless, nameless and fumes. \\ ere .n.stalle-d lIlto the \\ ells the .tOO d % bail' aDd tWink.hng t')€s that bt>!le deadl\ ..~o ant' knOv. S "'hat caus for future <et\ He's J.l\\a\$ t:let'n ('O[K'ffned of 10 Off SEBAGO tbe handsome Inshman s 62 ..ears, t'd the ~p.lrk5 It ",as rold and per. Problems rt'SultUlg from th.:l e,\:. hl:s rt'Sp0l1S1bihHe5. an e.w~ptwnal Men s Women s . Thomas Stack 5.3.YS he ~ look:ng h..J.ps :>tattc from the clothing ploslon reqUlre::l ... b.ick operatIOn fine emplo~ e foc !he Park" he adds ~ to takmg 'Il ea:>~ "" h",n he :>parked for a ruptured dl..'C m l~ drter Children s retires on Dee 31. after :>~d.:ng 36 \\fwteH'r tne c.au...~, t!H.> effect Stack repatnng a ....ater meter. But Sw.ck ~ used to hard Brnes All sIzes & w'dms and sa~s he came to the States be. years ...ith Grosse POlIlte ParI-...... 15 th.a~ Stack \\as b:ov.n 50 feet sa\S I dl:>\.'O\ered on tP..l.r Last Narro\\ "~edlurn-W,de ('...use there \\ ere too mam Im15at '"Ill those days there \\ as r.O{)O(!\ a,\a~ from the \\ell and hl:s cap :>h~:nel [,-'Ouldn t get up and there else to do the JOb If i \\..~n t thefe • home The- th1rd » oungest 'of lU he _3ndoo u" the top of tht' lreoi' I sta\ t>d r~memb€rs \\ orkmg [he land says Stack about hl.:1 L'..1.fet'f tha: be- :'l{\ fa.ce h;:hr hands and (lee- .\nother l'~r atwn \\ as U(I!1t' l!1 Tht're \~ere al\\a~s potdtoe:s to gan in the Clt .. 's "" ater de(.'1.n pick cdttle [0 f~ .. he s.a~S • AI. and will end' as ,mp'''f!'1tepcem of ec ne:,,a,:> \ S'.\(:..J.ter m\ \\ lfe tor . ',e.ln; ..gO 23515 NINE MACK DRIVE, St. Clpir Shores - HI:> \\-ie :'lldr: IS a regl:>tert'd the eomfortab!e ::>r:;:mpla.:-e ,t is to- ._. OVER 50 YEARS St:RVING EAST SIDE r-:.::.1 nllr'Se at Bcn Sec{.~ Ho:"oLtal and day. Open Mon,-Thurs 9.6. Fri. 9-7, Sat 9-5 '~ "Thef'trSt 15 \ ea.,:> I "'or~ed ce,e ooth are kept bus: takmg care of we dug all ~ \\ar.er mams b\ 'I lChael 32 and ~Iaf) JoA.nne 16. baDC1. l';&t\- the, use p:achme:> \\fIU lloi\ e UIU.HI!.hl;' :>~1l;'n.l;:l1:> .-\11"'- says Stack "\Io'e put 3.bout 9 lW ther soo Tnomas John, 30. and f~almoL5t one-fourth of me Park. daughter ~largaret PatriCia 2~ in place. also 11\e !n the ParI. ''We also com erteo tr.{: Ere s:a- He s fouru:! tlille to kIck up hiS lion and muruclpal bUlldmg trom heels IiteraUy Dunng the late coal 00 steam heat aoom 31.' \ears 1940s he demonstrated and taught ago. We put in se>l.ers curb5: Side- IrIsh step-danCing aU 0\ er the De- "Cllks and mstalled the :>pnnklmg trolt area. Chlcago ~e\'o York dnd system. pools. docks and all the Cle\eland He also appeared on fences at Three )hJe and Windmill the locall) prodt.~ Starhght Pointe parks. he adds Stal.n,\,a~ tele\ 1510n program m the MOTOR Stack's been Injured t\\ICe ~hJ1e earl', 50s 00 duty One incident. m 1962, put '-There 15 ah.ays somethmg to him and h1s partner. Bill Gnes- do: heS! of ad- have recommendanons bv March. triet, according to search com- medlcal coverage. a dental and \;- ministrators, board members and ){rs Hanpeter sald Howe....er. the nuttee chatrman DQroth) Kennel SLOnprogram, long-term dlSability YEARS AHEAD OF THE COMPETITION. residents was appoUlted ~{onday. committee ma ...decide to wall until in her report Dec. 10 to the board and tenn lIfe insuran<:e as part of Dec_ 10, by the board of educatIOn Dr John Whniner takes the super- One of the benefits mentloned bv their fringe benefits package the other two candidates was • Built-in autowind at 2 • State-of-the-art electronics to review the distrICl'S current ad- U1tend~nrs OffIce in Apni to get hl5 a Because the COfiumttee IS look. car pronded by the dlStnct. With frames-per-second ministrative S and fnnge beneftts Dr cult to determme th€ equality of is currently Vlce presldent of per. she said. ¥.'hntner's saIaf) Vi III be Sf)),C(lO benefits packages, she added sonnel at FlI'St Federal and LS ve.f) Two of three ftnaltsts for the and the use of a dlstnct-owned "ThIS 15 a ke\ group In the schoo! l1lCd aflive at Xorth Higb School, ~. superintendent post \\anted to home near Sooth High school s)stem we ha ....e to rely upon to pro- ~ 1IlW,CQ Hhnpeter saId Both have exten- lrnc'... more about the cUslnct's Locally. the :l2 admlllistr2lo~ duce the quality of educab.on we pro- sive backgrounds m personnel bnge beneilt package One of the made up of assIStant pnnclpals. duce and we should make sure these ~. 17114 Kercheval Avenue matters, she addt'd two Withdrew because the local prulClpals. library dlreCtor and_ people are adequately compensated l.- __ !. "IN.THE.VILLAGE" 885.2267 'I'be se\'en wIll hold thelr first benefits package v.aso't as good as certam central office oersonnel. re- If \\e are fUlallclally able to do Holiday Hours: Mon,-Fri. 9:30-9:00 Sat. 9:30-5:30 Sun. 23rd 12-4 meeting in January and nught the one furmshed b) tu.s current dJs- ceive Blue Cross and Blue Shteld SQ: she 5ald.

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18328 Mack Avenue - In The Farms OPEN SUNDAY-23rd NOON-5 p.m.

DAILY: 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. PRICES IN EFFECT Wednesday and Saturday 8 a.m •• 6 p.m. DECEMBER 20th, 21st, 22nd • 23rd FOR A MEMORABLE CHRISTMAS DINNER MAY WE SUGGEST • • • "An Old Western Favorite" - A Triangle Beef Roast. All cut from our lazy-Aged U.S.D.A. Choice Beef! • Filet Mignon • Crown Roast of Pork • New York Strip Roast • Farm Raised Oven Ready Quail • Prime Rib Roast or a WHY FRESH TURKEY FOR CHRISTMAS? Rolled Rib Roast BECAUSE THEY TASTE BETTER! The flavor Isn't "frozen" out. The fresh turkey doesn't stay for days or even weeks locked In FULL LINE OF FRESH DRESSED a freezer. VILLAGE FOOD MARKET fresh turkeys are on our counter twenty-four hours after they're dressed. And all of that succulent aroma and flavor remains. Our turkeys are oven-ready and • CAPONS • DUCKS • GEESE • ROASTING CHICKENS U.S.D.A. Grade A. Advance order will be appreciated.

SPECIAL TRIM OUR OWN BONELESS U.S.D.A. CHOICE STANDING GLAZED BEEF RIB $379 HAMS ROAST LB 2.3 LB AVG.

BONELESS FRESH - READY TO BAKE • I. ~~ BUTTERFLY BONELESS - STUFFED ~ Jf£ • CHICKEN BREAST FRESH FROZEN PORK CHOPS $3~~STUFFED WITH OUR OWN SAGE .. ONION DRESSING PEELED AND DEVEINED ECKRICH OUR OWN BEEF, CHEESE OR REGULAR RANCH STYLE SHRIMP HOT

DOGS BACON$1~~ per Lb. 1 LB PKG. $7~~6.30 FRESH FROZEN GUNSBERG OUR OWN LOBSTER PORK SAUSAGE $779 CORNED BEEF $1 TAILS 6.8 oz EACH ~~~ 1 LB ROLL MEAT BRISKET 78 FRESH ALL FLAT CUTS LB ~ COME SEE OUR NEW BAY (~'; HOT FOOD COUNTER LEAN MEATY SCALLOPS $2~ ~ ~ • STUfFED GREEN PEPPERS ,~ _:- • STUFFED CABBAGE SHORT RIBS FRENCH BRIE ~ \\ > • BEEF STROGANOfF ~ ~-, .'t. CHICKEN ALA KING OF CHEESE ~=-"~ MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM 2 LB 2 OZ WHEEL BEEF SOLD AS WHEEL ONLY $595 HOLIDAY SPECIAL ALL COKE FLAVORS MIXER FRllO STOUFFER'S 2 LITERS 6 PACK CANS SALE LAYS 1 LITER DEWXE • COKE • DIET COKE • COKE • TAB • DIET COKE ,. & 1 lB • TAB • CAF. FREE • CAFF. FREE • CAFF. FREE DIET o REG OR DIET POTATO PIZZA • DIET CAF. FREE • SPRITE • S.F SPRITE 7 UP. CANADA DRY • GINGER ALE CHIPS • SPRITE • SUNK 1ST • DR. PEPPER • S.F. DR. PEPPER • CLUB SODA • TONIC WATER RUFRES & • DIET SQUIRT • SQUIRT • SQUIRT • DIET SQUIRT • SUGAR FREE TONIC OR • DR. PEPPER • S.F. SPRITE CHIPS 79 • SUNKIST SELTZER $1 MIX OR MATCH NEW YORK CHAMPAGNE SAVE C 69 20 2 for 89 + Dep $1 Extra Dry or Brut 750ml. $3 NEW YORK CHAMPAGNE SAVE • Cheddar w/Clarel Wine • Darby w/Sage Extra Dry, Brut. Cold Duck, Plnk$340 • Cheddar w/Onlon • lelcflIler wlWalnull • Cheddar w/Plcklo • Double Gloucesler wl511110n CALIFORNIA CHAMPAGNE SAVE • Cheddar w/Sweetcorn & Pepplr • Stlilon Extra Dry. Brut, C~!j Duck $170 GREAT PRICES ON FRENCH CHAMPAGIE uTHE SHERRY YOU DOlT HAVE TD SIr FARM FRESH FROM BRiSTOl ENGlAND SAVE Gift Boxed 750m!. $380 FRUIT & THE BEAUJLOIS BY WHICH ALL OTHERS ARE JUDGED SAVE $230 VEGETABLES 'ty'HE WINE THA T CELEBRA rES FOOD" SAVE $420 on 3 liter CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA LARGE NAVAL ~:~T~150 SNOW WHITE #1 DRY ONIONS 70 CAULIFLOWER ORANGES TUTAl $5 • CHAILlS • itAlIC ,I. BLANC 59 • MEIACHE ROSE EACH 4 for 99~SIZE • FREICH COLOMIARD $1 • "IULIH

\ J l Page Stx-A Opinions & letters Thursday, December 20, 1984 Biting the education bullet As a result of declmmg enrollment. admInls- lem b.., 1995 ~tors of the state's publIc colleges and Ulliver- Predlctlfig future popu!dtlOn tl t'm6 IS d 1....1-..:- Slties now are confronted y,. ith some of the same bUSiness. as the p':bt pru\t-s fhe ::-[.lte and i;d- problems tha t face publIc school s..stems m tlon oH'rbutlt edulat,unal tacddlt';" elt tlH~ Grosse POinte and other commwutleS local. state and natlOnal le\ eh III d tlllle I)t I bill!:; In Grosse Pomte, as ....e all kno'A, one of those populatLOll of children dnd ;. oung ~>€o~le \0\\ problems caused bv dechmng enrollment 15 the that the nse IP. ent liJlmenb h,; ... 1)t.'<.:'!11 t'\ e' ...ed closing of school biuldmgs In the state. the an- \\ e are dISCO\ erlng th., t \\ e hd '.I:' :nU! e <;Lhuol swer to the decllne In enrollment ma .. be the bulldlI;gs that Call be et OilOP,H:ct 11:-lIt!llzed The closing or consohdatlOn of some of the college5 end vf the decline IS not J!1 'olgltt "lCOI dll1g to especially in the DetrOIt metropohtan area present estlInate:> Gov James Blanchard's COmrnlSSIOn on the That bemg so, \\ h) \\ all un.t! 19":J5tl) conlront Fuh,r~ nf J.tiohPr Ftinp~tlt'm in \fi(,~'lII:1;:\n nov. ha, thp nrohlem of C'lOStnlZ or cunsoitdatlO!l of ::-ome given new impetus to the proposa( to close or InstitutlOns 01 higher learmll,4 l!1 \l!(hlg~ln' The consolidate some mstitutIons In southeastern commISSIon s report IS a good ope but It doe~ Michigan, It fmds excess academic capaclty and sho\\ reluctance to make SpeCI! Ie ret.omme!1da. recommends that a detal.1ed cost-benefit analy- lions for actIon no\\ Thus It does not speclticall~ sis be undertaken to determine the ments of target WCCC for closmg or con::-olJdatlOn With eventually ConsohdatlOg appropriate south- WSC nor does It call tor am dctlcn untll :Y9':> eastern ~tichigan programs In ..ie\\ of the \\ aste and (OrruptlOll ffidde While it doesn't say so specu!callj. the corn. publIc ill the operatlOl1 of \\ dy ne l'ount:, ('ummu mission obnously had 111 mmd Wayne Count) mty College dUring Its bnef e'\lstenct;' It:> do:>mg Community College and Wayne State Cmverslty or consolidatIOn should be a matter of immedIate as targets for consolIdation It does mentIon that attentIon, especially SlDce student t'lU'ollment the WSU enrollment decline m recent years ap- has sharply declIned proaches the total enrollment of the t:niveI:Slty It 15 true that the decline In state and tederal of Michigan at Dearborn. And It points out that aid to students has contrIbuted to the drop In en Wayne County Commumt). College's dedin,e m rollment at wcee as \\en as at many other 10Sti enrollment equals or exceeds enroUment m a tutlOns And the commission pro~,ed a remedy number of area public commumty colleges. Its to the tune of a S30 mIllIon a \ ear mcrea~e In fI- specific recommendatIOn says: nancIal aId to students Yet It IS deal that a '11te commiSSion recommends that when an tougher line needs to be taken ..\lth the admlnls- institution loses more than one-third of its peak tration of the count) communLt) college and from our readers enrollment, a comprehensive cost-benefit analy- other institutIOns with large declIne;;. m enroll sis be conducted on the merits of merger '-\ith ment. another institutlon, closing a campus and/or The commL"SLOn has served a useful purpo'5e In News accused of favoritisnl closing the instItution" focusing pubhc attentIOn on thiS problem and the To the EdItor COUSInS at \"ortb get faIT and equal the name of your paper to The SUCh an analysiS should include, the report many others that plague hIgher educatIOn In :\il. In £11) opinIOn the GrG~se Pomte press coverage III thelI" o\\n com- Grosse Pomte South News. clugan :'\0'0\" \\e hope that the admInistrators and says, a review of the institution's abJ1ity to fulfill '\e ....s IS biased unfair and preJudi- mUnlt) ne ....spaper Blue Dt!vils David C. Farrell its educational mISSion. student access and need, other leaders \\ III bite the bullet as the Grosse CIal "hen reportln.g local high and \"orsemen alike want to read Grosse Pointe Woods fiscal impact on the area, impact on collective Pointe Board of EducatIOn did and take actIOn to school sports ne\\ ~ There are t....0 both Sides of a stor;.", not a lopsided bargaining agreements and idEntification of ac- close or consolidate college'S and programs that hlgh schools m Gro<;<;ePOll1te and opmwn Editor's Note: The News has us- tual cost reductions. And the report indicates se- fail to meet the state's neecl., and are not cost.ef- ~our sUb'cnix'rs ltlf'lllde pal en!~ I suggest that you set up a prrr ed such student reporters for years. veral institutions are lIkely to confront this prob- ficient ::-Iudents and athletE'" from both gram \\ Ith the JournalIsm class at A.Old:'f1r. Farrell might be willing ro s<.hoob Yet the '\e', ..S repeatedl) ~orth and assign an impartIal speak to South supporters who have gl\ e" orefere'1tl to 5p0rts reporter to cover sporting expressed similar sentiments re- ~uth IIIgh nb', S In the community Or per. garding what they consider over- ('0', erage of the 1!13-.t\orth "loulh haps )OU should consider changing abundance of North coverage. Illinois backs seat belts [oolnall gam!' IS a pt'ffect e ...ample Even if ~lichigan legislators should regam acted to protect the pubhc b~ re<~ulrlng orderly of the G P \"e\\s attitude \orth their courage over the holidays and vote next traffic patterns HIgh. the underdog pJa)ed a hnJ- !Jant defensl\e game and took the For seven-period day year to pass the mandatory seat belt law, the Such laws are not a h~a \ s obsen ed. of course '.lctor;. In a thnlling 0\ eftlme that To the Editor: interest courses, l.e, car mech. state will be only the fourth to enact such legisla- But they do serve as some prot~tlOn for the IndI- had fans from t-JQthschools on their You published an article on the ames, art, chOIr, etc., along WIth \idual Cnder the circumstances It IS difficult to tion. illinois last week followed New York and feet for 10 mmutes Un the front pros and cons of the new seven. their academic subjects. New J.ersey in passing a law requiring drivers understand the objectIOns to the mandatory use page at ).our new'ipaper the follow- penod day in our Grosse Pointe As the classes are shorter and and front-seat passengers to buckle up or face a of seat belts \\ hleh the federal government al- mg ','.eel> v.as a large phot/) of Sehool Sj stem I have been a stu- there is an extra penod to move ijne. read} reqUlres the auto Industry to Install In South 5 tug-of-\\ ar team and a dent m both the old s!X-penod day around, the day seems to fly by 'In lllinols, the arguments ralSed were the every car headline that tfled to e biased artlcle titled \(Jrth. enact mandatory seat belt legl<;!atIop The mdu.,- entry At the same time thIS new Christopher M. Colfer an unconstitutional infringement by government ~olJlh t;ope to lfrlprr,\ .. HI ;"i'ri plan allo""5 students to take some Grosse Pointe Shores on citizens' private lives. try is pushing hard In the big states and has a abuut the na:okethalllf'dm ... prO\ed The answer to the latter argument 15 that 111 good start 1,l,lth passage In :\e\\. York ~e'.\ Jer- decel\ :f,g Trr- artlc it, '~nltf'n hI, modern SOCIety many lav.s that are enacted to sey and minoIS. Peggj U ( (Jnn(!f (..(,nt"lIr,e{I ~ benefit and protect the public do infringe on per- :\llchigan should Jom the parade [f It rJoesn 1. large oold prmt quote Ir(JP1 the Against seven-period day South coach a photo (,f the "(Juth sonal freedom Yet It is doubtful that even the It may cause the mdu5tr~ to lose Its campaign to To the Editor. team m dCtl';O and lull', threi: days of school, it really adds up people who object to seat belts would demand re- obtam enough seat rJe!t la\'. ~ to v. m exempt LOn [ am a concerned Grosse Pomte Also !>elore the new seven.period from new federal regulatIOns that ;t,ould boost fourth" 0: the aruclf' 'J~ .,r)(Jut the peal of laws that ban the littenng of garbage and 'r)uth tearT, '.orth student agarnst the new day was adopted and the classes the pnce of cars to e\ er~ one Une .,\ay or ano- se', en-penod day recently adopted rubbish to protect public health Being a ~orseman I ~ np,\ [ maj were shortened, we used to have a \\Ill reqUlnng U5e b: the Grosse Pomte School Sys- Furthermore, laws that reqwre dnvers to ob- ther there be more regulation "eem a bIt <;f>[bltl'. e en trl!~ "UbJf~t httle time LIJ class to begin our tain licenses to operate their motor \'ehlcles help of seat belts whIch means that thO'e ,~ho \\ orr. but !Tlam of m'. fner.r1 ...... ro attpnd tem homework assIgnment Now we protect other drIvers from those who are un- about lnfnngement on mdlV1dual nghts ,\ III lose South feel the s<'Jmp '.',a .. r fI,) 'f he} Tne addItIOnal class usually almost never have a chance to rr.f.ans an extra hour of homework trained. And even ordinances that require cillo 1,l,hether the ::.tates or the ferleral glJ\ernmf>nt ...ant 10 5f.:e the r fr f-r,r!, "p'! start our homework ThIS time was almO')t el,erj night Therefore, If vers to observe traffic signals and Signs are en- have the last ,,\ord very Important for us, because If students partlupate m an after- we dId not understand somethmg In Candidate for ~('hf""JI actl\ It: the} hnd ItdIffIcult our aSSIgnment, we could ask the • tfJ ~'Jmplete all of their homework teacher about It before we went ~1r.Le all (jf the classes have been home thIS made lIfe eaSIer for The effect of the receSSIon dubious a,vard '-hortened due to the seven-day many of us penod the teac.hers have less lime ne'-\ Weyerhauser piant m era ,'.!(Jrrj Count~ I feel that the Grosse Pointe Further eVidence that the recent recessIOn hit To lhf- Edll;,r to teac.h us Five mmutes more SChool System should consider reo spurred employment and p€r capIta Income ac- Michigan harder than melny other states 15 found .\notfJPr lo(al prJ tor the 1:1 tr.f.: bl.a(v (d1:ilc..l If/Jill (Jr()".:::~ led the natIOn t ....0 )'ears earher DetrOlt metropo1Jwn area Yf't It :,tlli J" gt-r,trai P(,mtf< f arrn- J 'fJ Jpf' : (r r 'lr-( on Fortunately, economIC conditIons have picked I} true that ~ilch!gan s ~(}norr(, rpf]p<.h the Enough of Callahanism !op (,f tre c;:,r If> Ifd f.,i-t:"rjQ ( en boom-or-bust auto mdustr;. de--plt •. effrJrt~ f)) up in Mictugan since 1981 and the state's per If.f fkldor.g Jf)' 'Jr ,",Lor,j,:: ',r;. 11 To thp Editor state offiCIals as ,>,ell a~ bJ~,ne--'" dwl lOnu-.'r\ How unfortunate It is that a sen. capita income now may be back to the natIOnal \1)0 gra fo,j '10 Jdhtr r "nr) ; - f,cJ" hi r (,r mrJnth., nrN, jOU have been lor at the Umverslty of MIchigan, orgamzatlOns to promote greater o! I, ('f ...] fl<.ar I(m average or perhaps even above It HO"Never con. the pur"l' tr",;'; ,t 'Il r .q I.,rrl 'H tj ""p''J'llng me a'>....ell CIS man) other f,(J miles away, not a iocal resIdent, fltl, ..I nc) In ~urr,11.'4 dt( d th(~ (J.~ n(~r ditions also have Improved nationally and so It Grec.ter eCOllQmK grr;/, th )'- ....1;1 ""''''Hllla! If (Jr',"'''''' r-r)Jnter<, to weekI:,. do<>es of has had to address thiS queshon of 1tlf.j r~t Jr"( d,' IfJ rt r ~lt (",1; n" .Jr"," {allahar,l<,m ?l1r Callahan IS won't be known whether ~IIchigan gamed. kept ~hch!gan l~ not to fall beriln'J (Or;lwtrr~ ,>tate<:> JournalIStic overkill Letters to the lr1tr(t Ir( IUr1ln2 d "uH {f YrjfJ' (4\ (l'dr:: " I.f{J!1 (drfh fIr ISSUed ..rd r "grr'; ).Ith melDj (Jf hI'> pOln~ any newspaper, but thL'i has gone reports are gaIn dunTlg the l'II(; %1 p•.rJfJrJ rr,"d",'JP:rj by :hf' ;,rj ,(J.lV'(J' .. t,.r,r f") "rl,j In n'~arrjJr1g (,ur <,<-h()()! "1':.tem J ad way too far and on for too long Mr TIle new figures c;hov.ed per capIta Income Census BurPdU It did f,()t kf('p paf ( A dh lr.r' r,,[e Cl thr1n~ ~rr~u .(1 f, ~r1r t I- J~rltf" rfllff' f]., (j..tprmmatlfJD and Inter. Michigan In 1981 at $8.627 as contra~ted ....lth the Callahan, glve w; a break, J for one of gam In ((JmpE:tir.~ ...td!f'; 'fhd: [d( t r)lu~ (,r n,( fo~t r~'J! ;.no'Jgh 1'- en(JUgh' It IS eVl U.S. average of $8.691 ~Ilchlgan's fIgure In 1Y79 have enough to worry about for ~lj(hlgan s hlgh ur,('mplrJ: n,f '.t r,,', (r:-.pb;, ')t-l". tJd'" (JUr f.nITlf (f' ('t.j".(' ~ l'"n ;"'1' \1r (allahrln thinks he ha<; was $7,688 as compared with the natIOnal fmal exams SIZes thf" r.eCf:S,"jt. of ,rerr ,,"','if:: 'rw ;'(f,n()mlL r,IJid (rr,;T' pr'r,llr,;;: <,nit 'f f-j"nll rJf «,'flf d permanf'nt addltlQrJ to Gtorge J. -Reind ..1 IV average of $7 2'98 grov.th rat€: to ~~,'d up 'r". Inrrr',j-f' ,n v'r '.. (, } trJ (-dllf;rl,d pagf< "nd r am Ilred I)f \nn Arbor In the Detroit metropohtan area. all fli.(' coun- capItE. mcomf' anfj to rprj'JCf' )fJr;!'","'-!'f"- I ties showed gaIn::' In per capIta Income v.lth oakland County havmg the highest In the state at The t -\\\' c:nrl f,'fJ('f 'of (tH~"r jf, f'YI'" $11.697, \\.ashtena.... s~ond at $98fJ1 and moderaterj 'h" r ...;l~" rJ(-rr.;:~r,'j- 11lr r:: 'n;. rf' Macomb third at $9:>32 Waj ne Count> per Ce"'~lr)n \lord( h h;'lpf'(! 'hr. dol'r '.'11,,',: ( r~'( .1 Grosse Pointe News capit4 incomr. v.as up to $8.548 but still !>elo'A the l} tr) (omrJf;!(' I.;t~ t(!r'-I~rj ',V."- f~)! r y ef».,..,II,(; ""elgP 1fI( n~';j-"" ;,rf [f" 'r, ' .. " "I 1'1 national average i"l kH'I In, \1 \\ ~ ( L,\~~wn:[) DI~PL\Y The t>l~e\er look place in oulstatecountles \ J lChIga n fJ f ()"iI;f h ()'j t (,! 1t ( rr , -. (' , r (: ' r,t .. 1"'. '0' ( If{( LLATJO .... 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The ~ews v.folc.omes letters to the pr1ltor tf'r ,l,rller,> ....ill ~Jf' '~Ithr,pld ur,r" r '-po 1."1(Ir from our rea.der~ Letters should be <;Ignf,d cumsl<'Jnu'", (Jnh WIth a namE' addre~ and telephone number f\ddr~"l jr'ltf:r" I(J f.r!.l(Jr (,rfJ-~{ P(l,nlr' 1A.r.n ~,.,., "1JdU«a.rlo 1"(,." "UtW1.l..,. .\e1,l,~ 49 Kprehp\':ll (,r(J-

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Prime Time forseniorcitizens----- By Marian Trainor cake, the flurry of gathering up We r('member the beauty and Twas the mght before ChrIst- Christmas wrappmgs and gettmg solemmty of the Chnstmas Eve mas ready to greet guests for dmner service We hear the church As tradItional as the da\ Itself IS It \\as a wonderful time Every- chImes peahng and echomg in the thIs famlltar. \\ ell-1m ed v'erse that one came, grandma and grandpa, cold w1l1ter aIr and see stars gllt- termg and bnght 111 am Idlllght sky epItomIzes the delIght and wonder COUSIns, aunts and uncles all We feel the crunchmg of snow of Christmas to ) oung and old gathered together, each one dress- altke ed m Christmas fmery, everyone under our feet and thnll agam to It conjures up \ ISlOns of a tree. ~nllhng and talkmg, eXCited over the wondrous Sight that greeted our freshly cut, S) mmetncal as a geo- bemg together and so appreciative e) es when we opened the church metric deSIgn. filling the house of whatever Christmas remem. door The church was bathed m a wIth the fragrance of pme brance receIVed golden light, the pillars decked m green. the altar brilliant With In our mmd's eve we behold \\ Ith It was a day we felt should never pomsettIas and the manger scene wonder the m) riad colored lights end, and yet, tired and happy, we bltnkmg through branches, oma- welcomed the peace and qUiet that the center of it all "."..,,.... t-("' h f "'~ -1~...;''h .., .. \... ",,-I came With night arrived and guests Our hearts thrilled With emotIOn ...... ~ ....._ O b Vot.oIolo J..l.lf:l, .... " ..... Vv." "-u branches WhICh have been' collect- departed Children, whom we With the glory of the AllelUIa chorus and the beauty of the most ed over the span of Chnstmases thought were to eXCited to sleep, beloved hymn of all - "Silent past, all of them \\ Ith a special fell IOto their beds clutchmg the slgmfICance gIft they treasured most Night " Now was a very special time We remember gomg out into the Some of them, made by lovmg lit- frosty night agam, greeting tle hands years past, are faded no\\ when we sat together, With only the neIghbors. our VOICesechoing and but stIll preCIOUSand Irreplaceable lights on the tree and the glow of crackmg jn the chIlhness and com- Some of them, acqUIred to mark the fireplace to lighten the dark- mg home to the exhaustmg and yet each passmg )ear, bring back ness and soft, gentle Christmas exhilarating task of getting ready memones of a Chnstmas that was mUSICto break the sweet silence of for Christmas mormng very specIal - our ftrst Christmas another blessed ChrIstmas. together, baby's fIrst Christmas, As we listened our thoughts As we sil., we wonder where did It the last year we were all together dnfted beyond the wreathed door all begm Long ago and far away, as a family and the comfort and joy a family was Chnstmas always so? And the star that shines from the Christmas brmgs, to another Historians say no. top! It ISso specIal We bought It on scene, one that denotes the true We associate the begmnings of Christmas Eve and what a time we meaning of Christmas. (Continued on Page 16Al had gettmg It in place We treasure It because It has shone Its slgmflcant hght throughout all our years as a famIly We see presents around the tree. I say Laughing at Christmas Brightly wrapped, they create a kaleidoscope of memories The pIC- more," the stores and shops say It's noisy, but the neighbors don't the Pope's Chflstmas serVice, doing ture changes from the self-indul- -iBy Peggy O'Connor "So we mIght as well get ready for complain I just move out a lot clean up the kItchen, wonder If I'll gent small lUXurIOUSgifts for two, Don't get me wrong, I love Our fondest memory IS that of Valentine's Day . . it's just Along about 10:30 pm, the kIds be able to stay awake long enough the "KamIkaze Angel." She's a to hoped. for-toys placed ever so ChrIstmas. around the corner" I give them finally run out of gas (or helium, or to make midnight Mass at church, 71:!-mch paper angel With a china strategically under tinseled tree credit for positive thinking, any- whatever it is kIds are filled with) and look forward to the next day, limbs. Through the years toys It's just 90 percent of what's as- head who has OCCUPieda place on sociated with Christendom's big- way The parents pack big garbage bags when the scene shifts to someone our tree since 1961 I should say become clothes and stereos and else's house and I can sit around gest hohday that I can't take Like But my biggest gripe is with the "under the tree" since for some camera and sports equipment and chuckling a lot fmally back to small luxurious gifts materialism And overspendmg. American notion of Christmas me- reason, she can't stay on 110 matter for two And hype It starts m October and mories You know, the ones Holly- Anyway, we have plenty of what we do We've trIed tying her We remember Christmas break- ends at around 4:17 p.m. on Christ- wood gives us. The ones where the Chnstmas memOrIes at my house on, taping her head to the ceihng, fast With warm, fruIted coffee mas Eve. "We can't sell any- father (who IS always the spItting But nothing that Donna Reed or even leamng her agamst the tree Image of Jimmy Stewart) comes Jimmy Stewart would lay claim to trunk But every year, sometune in '.. home to his holly-decked little cot- the three weeks our tree (a sedate tage on Chrrstmas Eve to find the 6~:!-footer that Jimmy and Donna children (all blonde, blue~yed ver- Like Bun He's a 60-year-old or- would sneer at) is usually up, we sions of Osmond chIldren) fast nament - a brown, plastlc rabbit hear her iali through the branches dressed in a snowsUIt. My father d h't th n .th u thud asleep in thelf little beds Mom got him for his first Christmas an I e oor ...... 1 a gen e . I1ut.~ pm for last mmute Christmas shoppers wood J -7 72 Kercheval ~ Beautiful, Isn't it? Kmd of gives Why do your friends line up at Speedi • you a lump right here I sure Wish I I The Best Of AU Holiday Seasons Chnstmas 1984from Hollywood would come to m~ house Mana Dmon and her staff A sunny reminder that Lilly and around ChrIstmas hme. I d give IPhoto to have their photos developed'? I other resort wear IS arnvmg dally at 11 Kercheval 'em some memories. At my house, we don't even think I Simple. I The Folks At Trail Apoth:Cary WISh r.:.::l.. about Chrrstmas until at least Dec all their customers Happy Hohdays and say • 3 (Not counting the hmes we play IUnbeatable prices, quality & service!! I many thanks for their patronage durmg the !JJ 11 ChrIStmas musIc in July, Just to year, 121 Kercheval I cool off) It's Just In tIme to start • r'~ pJanmng what to give my sister for I FOR THE '.... ~ I Chnstmas . smce we Will have I LOWESI' PIDCE ••• ttWllUll1i . ' \;~; ',~t. I '\70£!!Jta:3 @[b0l?GiJ@0 Oh I To be a chIld Ju~t cclebra led her bIrthday on -----..... agalll, c;peclally at Dec 7 and now that she's grown, I ECONOPRINTS! g~12 exposure I ChrJ!>tmas I :viay such JOYof the sea!>on be yours 110 we have to sprmg for two gifts per Kercheval r-- _ year She'!> too old to buy the old I .Pri<'t.d ..0 In" our eUlIllwli. ill~20 exposure. ____ _ I • I" '. story that she's gomg to get "one, I tion i..t'lIlhnra ....t.d! 1110. 24 exposure 4.30 I Wherever You Go whatever you do I ~~.J. big' present on Christmas to cover ?A:'iJJ!<' I ·'our ('hoit.c, . , , cmt' print of f 126 -----.~- I may hope and JOYbe WIth you at Chnstmas L I both days t'nd. or (Iouhlt' print .. of t'lWIt f and all year long. IS the greetmg from all I ~nF- You know how m the movlcs they I print un Y0tlJ' rnll! 135mm 12 exposure 2.94 at PrJngracz J('weler~, 91 Kercheval " ;, • z. ~ ~' ... ~how a family gathered around the I ·I.U". 1m, ECOi\On )lJ)H 35mm -24 exposure 4)8 I table, set With the bc~t lmen and priet' .. on ..Iicl ..... & Utm it' - !JIroN! Il,rlM !,'rorn PI(ard Norton a WIsh for a vf>ry chma, watchmg 8!> Dad or Grandpa I I Merry ('hn<,lmd<' ilnd a N('w Year hlled With get ~et to carve the Christmas cll'\'t')lIpillg, IOo! 35mm 36 exposure ~.32 I hiJppme!><,and JOY 92 K£>rcheval turk('y? At our hOUl,e It'S PIZ7.aon I • "(~lJ\HA:\TEEI) i\E\T I),n ------'--- ... (,hrJ~tma!> I<~veand ham on Christ. 1)1"1.1.' Eln .. or, il'., rn'~'! DISC 15 exposure~49 • mas Day and don't throw the I I Peace And .Joy for thf' h"liday,> bnd all y('-tlc eatmg uten..,I!!> away, CI- ther • IIGENUINE KOIM~ PH(I(;J!'SSING ...-:1I% ~;.-;'.l'oTPHJ(;£! I .,ay" Happy Holiday.., and <,ug Kif!'> III b('d lIt 7 'lit P m on WILD WINGS g~L<,a pcrf«'<:lChn"tma., gJft, ChrJ!>lrna<, J.:v('? Don't makl' me d ',et of bra,,<,duckh('ad flrr'place tool~, "pC(lClJlypfl(,('d. $100 laugh My :>Ist('r and brothf'r and I FORTII.~.f\srl'.:~" '~.~~ ...... ,_. \ I (ff'gularly $1;:111 ill 1 f{('rcheval thl'lr ,,!X.u:>(.., u'>uaJly jll<,l hfor th€' afore ~ @';t2t~.nA/ ( hn<,lrnil<, and .....anh yOIl to know lllcnlIlID,.d pl1la Thl'Y gf't lhe'n'. I v~ Ihdt thf>r(' arr' .,lill.,ome grr'i1t PT(' I ASK li'«)llSI.t~.~I)I-I'llIN1S! t\ I{ I WIth th(' kif!.., <,om('whC'n' III he ,I '" I, f{(IJlday~ff' bargam'> at fd f{f'f( hf>vdl In th('lobby ()f lhe (01 I IWl'('n ,I .,talf' of hy.,lf>na and ('om I • ONI', HOllie I>('f\if'f' mailuhI4'! /: onlal r Nleral HUlldmg pll'lf' Iwrvoue., c.ollaplH" jU"t a... I'm I • 21 hour 4'lIll\r~wnlC'lIt .. lip 10 II"x,","! \::,.~\1\~\\, II tl(' II • f'rr}('r~mg 1rom I .,how('r nd 1)(' • i't'xt ell!} M'""ii'l' , .... 1\\1' $1,00 pc'r :" \ H,l'yh(.rry Ifill ( IdS'>I(., hOTX'''~,(:uhdVI' .. Vi'ry i\ll'rry fon' ['Y(' hll,,,h('d wrappmg lhf> I roll ur lnm .. tlml ",'\\ \1,.11" .. 1 [, ~-' ( hr;.,trnil<, ,md rN(}Ind" ~dnl,1 !hilt ttwn' IUtI 109" on a gf(~t .,1.1f'< lIOn of fa"hllm., r!lJrlnp Ih(' PT(' Jlollday I gC't II ('c.rtirlt'lIh' fill' iI I. U 1,1,. H" X In" fI \/.. I ~al(' al 1J') f{('nhl'v<.d WI' hIt 'I Ill' kl(I'! run I' Wc' 01X'n lhf' pr(' ,,«'nt~ '11w kid'! ..t(Jp nmnllig. flp 10 I I 1)f.(.I.mlwr l.l nrlfJr!unlll '1 p rn ,II !m f{1'r( hl'val -Itll) 10 Ihl' gift., Ilk,. ,I drill ,,('rg(',lnl mlo I ~I • a troop (,f r,lV; [('('1"1111,. 'fht. hou!>(' r,r! f{,..,ka dnd hi'" "taff WJ<,h y(IlJ 'lfId your" Ihl' tW'It I" fillNI wllh "fIU(',d., of Joy 'Ind ('ho I IDIIf:l:f'1J l11fiJ I fnr ttw hr)hday <,f'dson Clfl(lhf"lllh and tWppln('"'' In the' N('w rll<,(''l of "thank you.," Ttll' kilt.. Yf>ar Ii'! f{!'r( twval ..,IMl yf'lImg "pul thll> IO$,(l'lhf'r, I I • dud," and darb, hc'gm mumbling I r~' 2()2:~7Mack Ave. • 8H!-7:s:l0 I_I I ,I()y • .lIlly ./fly f(lr Chn"tmil" J!1'dhh ,wd hdpPlnf'l>., <,om(.thmg Ilhout "th(' thn:(' mO'll (. ~I (OIH' hlock :-,ollih of Itw Pnne,lkl' Ilml:-.e'j I VISA In the ~(.'W Y(~r The (,recnhouw. 117 f{,'rch('wJJ. f!81-f;f!.:!.'1 df~pl('atM word'> m Uw Jo:nj(lIsh J . langullj(c !><'mg 'som(' ilKKemhly re- \. CJj (.rosst' Pojnw Woods Il -.~-- ..JI 1~.1 OPfH Mo" hi iii', m II' till', III 'un ulllHItn rim 12 ~ ~- ...--- 1IMI.. ~~~ ... ":1iI":4iI":" .. !... ;t4I. qUired'." ~------_ .. ,~,,'" ..'\- ~c.Page Eight.A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday. December 20, 1984 j Board accepts grade school study llOll h,b been eldded, competmg mg ul1lformlty of InstructlOll, Dr quests In the next school year bud- STUFF A STOCKING WITH ... B) :\like Andrzejcz)k furlher for hlllle' she ..ldded Fr~t s..-li.d, _ ' , " ge~lementarv schools have reach- Teachers dnd admllll:>trator:> at In O! dt'l to lTlal-..etlllle fO! more TlIne IS \~..lsted dUl'lng the da) ed their rec'ornmended level fo local elementan :>chlX)ls reaf- !l'ath dud :>('Iellce lnstrucliOll, the 111acll\ltles such as gomg t? and muter I.' UI ment WIth 0/ firmed their COr1lll1llment 10 thle' COllllluttee ('hanged from a. tllne cO~l1ng from hon:e,.r~:ss, ~ssem- ~~'llfable fo~ ~very' two class~ baSIC skills of readmg. langu"ge range!t} dIal get format for alloca. blu::> and other adl\ltlcs Teachers eh t hid arts dnd math \~hlle aliOCJtlllg tlOn Dr Fro~t :',11<1 AddltlOnalm- and admllllslrators need to worf roopr~atlO~~~~~~lr:Ca ~:V~:~~~f~h more tlme to :>-elence dnd :>0<:131 ",tIlK't llllhli IlllW \1 as ta"en from together 10 use a\'allable tlIl1e I.' - ap I d tie t!t"\wle 1111lt' ,.dlolled III each lecl'\el\ through lI1-servlt~e tram. comr,uter e uca lOn curncu urn, s tUdIes inS Iruetton, decor d109 to d • . '.' 'a able equlpl11ent and Its se recenU" completed stud\' pi e ,1,1:- bt.'1II een ",ubJ{'( t<; mg In l..'ldssroom management. a\. I r- sented bee J to the boa I d ot"roUt'a Tedl'ht'l S I epre",entlllg each careful!) schedulmg act1\ Itles dnd \,Ice ~eed,s If more e~Wkent dls non grdcle 11:'\e1 did tllne studies of their reducmg the number of mten up- necessa~), a reques t ....1_ ma e Dr Alfnedd Frost director 01 te,lchlng lime brought back to the Hons the stud) Sdld for fU~ds .~urmgdthe 1985-86 budget elemelllan curncll!l1!ll said a C\.lI11IlHtlee • Quallt\ IS as unportJ.nt 35 qUelntl- prTocess ,s e sl~1 I be k d d h l(}-member commltie€ ot te~cher~ 1he lvg:> \\ el e Ihen 1 e\ le\\ ed b) t~ III tmle :>pent on a sub Jt'('t Dr I eaCh e:.~ WI adso bals e tlo e- , ',' h I f Ih -', l t Id lile h.'~I'd Sett1l1g a tar- ve op t lIU\.lllg an pro em-so vmg flr:>t assistants dno pnnclpals rep ledt IWI ~ "I eden, :>C 00 or ell' I: ro~ _ 0) UUd s skills m their students throu h a resentmg echool ,lgrct>IlWllt Dr f- 10:"t :>ald get IS a gUldelllle for teacher- to ed I 1ft gd . !' d :l I - - - - It 11 prIOI'ltl'" 'Ild need \ ell'! e\ e. 0 ques lOlling an m- met to examme educatIOnal pnlll ,e.l !J1g dllt .lngudge arts Ill- USt' 111 se lIlo ,,:> " , :l S / • t II' t l' r b t - :>tlul'tilln [IllH' hdS been set nedI' not be hard and fast. she added dudlllg prt blem .01\ mg actl\ Illes It Ie", Ime a oca IOn:> 0, :>U Jec :> d be and applicatIOns accordmg to the and Impro\ ements III sCience 1I1 the middle of lhe rang<:' for all A longer :>chool a) rna~ . d . strucllon gr,Hie le\ eb \\hlle sCience tIme come ad\'lsable. but let us Ilrst bet. ~tU) , The committee del eloped a pill!- II a., lllU eased tor .Ill le\l~b. ac- tel use the one \\1.' no\\ h,\\ e. Dr The recom,mendatlOn that needs osoph} for elemenlan curnculum eordlllg to the repol t ~Iath mstruc- Frost ",aId quotmg educator John no fuedndmg can Dbe pUFt mtto effecdt :,omethlng e\tr.lurclll'"'M\ dnd l r sal and se\ en recommendatIOns that lion t!llle \\<1:> ellher Increased or Goodlad. author of numerous artl- unm h late YiI be k~OSt be . tore" er Ir1 "1\ Ie ,~II (~r ~~~~ .. _~ .~ h~ ,~~_. ,,, "pt ...1 thp f"rrnpr h"'h ,,,",,t "f thp ('1..0;: -lnrt ;l hoclk tilled "A Place Teal' ers WI as 0 gm ~;;~~~~ ";~~tr~~;;~n'- ~~o~~"~r;;: ::-cale Cellled School ' \\orkmg toward the Hme targets Diamond ~tud earrlflg" "et In l..f l--dral gold phasls on thmkmg dnd problem Incledse.d IllS11UctlOIl tune One \\a) to mformaIl) extend the dunng the re,st of thIS school year are available 10 man" dltlerent ~Ized dldmond~ sol\ mg, computer educatlOn E'\'dl- means students \1 III be exposed to school da} and add learmng oppor- and In-serVice w~rkshops for uatlOn, streamluung pl..lOmng ma- more mellh and sCience \\hlle still tumlles IS thlough clubs and co- teachlllg methods Will be planned, tenal, fe\~ er IllterruptlOns III the 1'(',:(')\ IIlg the ~me readlllg and curncular acl1\'ltles, Dr Frost she added . edmund t. AHEE Jewelers school d.a) and possible e\panslon language arts IlIstructlOn. Dr said Some schools now offer clubs Purchase of addlh~nal computer 20139 ,\-1ack -\"enue • Gro,,~e POinte \\ ood~ of the after-s<:hool co~urnLU1ar Fro,-- saId -\ streamlined sCience III Spamsh or computers, but all equipment or the hiring of sCience clubs and actl\ ItlE'S CUI f1lulUIll means fe\~ er subjects schuul progl ams could be expand- consultants Will have to walt until 886.4600 Although parents \~eren t If' can be <:0\ ered 1Il greater detdll ed. ~he ddded, nolmg the pro- after budget time to see If fundlllg eluded on the stud\ commltlee. the The curnculum \\as dn'lded mto gram's success could mean con- for them IS approved, Dr Frost members brought \\ Ith them the pnont~ and optional Units, ensur. tmued or lllcreased fundlllg re- added ne\\s and perceptions tbe) had T from parents, Dr. Frost said The PTO counCil has expressed Ulterest III seemg the stud). accordmg 1'1~ s(:0001 dlstrict The staff sun e\ last \ ear found iP..at teachers belie\'ed the focus of e1ementarv education should be on baSIC skIlls such as readlllg, math and language arts ~Iore emphaSIS GAS FREE should be placed on problem ~oh - FOR A MON-':H mg skills, accordmg to the survey can Us For Details Science and SOCIal studIes are more Important In upper than • loy, er elementaI1 grades and phys- Ical educallon IS more unportant PWS 9D than recess ill upper grades, the brllont surv€) found \\ Ilh the sun e} results, staff m- A 'ItuiRpII of TecIInoIogy put and renew b] prmclpals. a 398 Deluxe Gas Fired Condensing Furnace phIlosophy statement \~as developed thdt :>ays curriculum should FREE ESTlM4J1:S • 2 YEARS FREE SERVICE emphasIZe total chtld development HEATING, AJR CONDITIONING" ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS and "proVIde a sound baSIC learnmg foundation which ma) be used by students as a steppmg stone to achieve increasingly advanced levels of learnmg .. OOB 01 Tbere IS a perceptlon that too much curriculum content I~ offered, accordmg to Dr. Frost Over Schussing into another season Photo by Ed At' 3-LOCATIONS the last 100 years, schools have DETROIT WARREN TROY trIed to put m writing clear gUlde- The War Memorial's Ski Hi Club will begin another season tomorrow after school when more than 250 students take to Pine Knob's slopes. On each trip, Jack Dotson, youth director, above right, -,527.1700 28707 VAN DYKE 524.1700 Imes lor those things to be mcluded ~ 1 ~ In the curriculum. makmg It ap- checks to make sure everything is reedy to go. The club Is open to students In grades 6 through , , South of 12 Mile 574-1070 I pear more things need to be taught 12 regardtess of ability. Ski lessons are included in the prog-ram: - - _'.c: ------r Also. health and computer lnstruc. I I ANNOUNCING MAHER CHEVROLET'S 6th ANNUAL HOLIDAY SERVICE GIFT SPECIALS

WE SERVICE WE SERVICE ALL MAKES ALL MAKES AND MODELS ~Happy Holidays~ AND MODELS o 0 o 0 CHEVROLET FREE DELIVERY BACK TO YOU!! ~~t~i~~h~e~~rnf:srepairs ------I COUPON------..I ------.COUPONI-----, ------COUPON---- ., I FREE WBRICATlON I i SPECIAL I i FREE BRAKE INSPECTION with I I with oil change I I any other customer pay repairs I COUPON MUST BE PRESENTED I I I LOW PRICE I I COUPON MUST BE PRESENTED I • EXPIRES 1.31-85 AT TIME OF WRllE.UP I I WINTERIZING I LEXPIAES 1,31.85 AT TIME OF WRITE.UP I ~----~------...------COUPON------. I Drain and flush radiator, add 2 I ..------COUPONI------~, I FREE TIRE ROTATION WITH SPECIAL I I gallons antifreeze I I SPECIAL LOW PRICED AUTOMATIC I I LOW PRICE FRONT END ALIGNMENT I I $ I I TRANSMISSION SERVICE I I $2900 I ONLY plus tax I II ONLY 34~9 I I ONLY S3350LABOR & PLUS TAX I I I OIL FILTER & GASKET TIRE CROSS $1400 I Reg $4700 I I I ALIGNMENT REG PRICE S42 00 I I REG 54830 COUPON MUST BE PRESENTED I COUPON MUST BE PRESENTED I COUPON MUST BE PRESENTED I I EXPIRES 1.31.85 AT TIME OF WRITE.UP IEXPIRES 1.31.85 AT TIME OF WRITE,UP .. I EXPIRES 1.31.85 AT TIME OF WRITE.UP ._------._------MAHER ------1 CHEVROLET 15175 E. JEFFERSON OPEN GROSSE POINTE PARK 7:30 to 6 P.M. PHONE: 821.2000 MONDAY-FRIDAY "Your caring, Servicing, Selling Dealer"

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Ihe Chicago, III area, he work(ld as ,I ~,l1eb Illdrketlllg and admlm~tra. t Ive rna nager 101 1\\ II )'t'bOCldt!OIl lOr 1( IntrodUCing It-e one camera that clearly outdlsl"nces all others The Komca Fr I Motor POint ofhc('~ will he do:,ed for ., years, most recently .l~ ItS excell- Christmas vaC(ltlOlI horn Dec " • State-of-the-art electronics live dIrector • BUIIt.in autowind at 2 2:1ulIlll Jan 2 . frames-per-second • Full manual override • Built-in autoload Macomb Board elects Schweitzer Fruit cake sale • Body Only $17995 Paul n. Schweitzt'r. president of The Rotdry Club of Harper Wood~ All dressed up Schwellzel Real E~tatc Inc. Bet I~ ~elhng Ben~on frUit ced at tile Harper Woods Ci- 11:30 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 23 and 30. Reservations are requl...ct term ty Hall, the Alfred Thoms Insurance for Sunday only, Call 884-3400. The Ford House will be open Agency In the Eastland Center Con- 'Of' course or any Harper Woods strolling tours from Wednesday, De<:. 26, through Saturday, DuFour joins Dec. 29 at 10 a,m., 11:30 a.m., 1 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. No reserv. cutd Rotarian GP Cable Co. Proceeds of the sale go to local tions are required for the strolling tours, and guides w," be It(illi £4Ih. Pw.u~iJu.l Michael J. DuFour has JOllied cornmumty organizations and the available in selected rooms to answer questions. Admission's Grosse POInte Cable as general ma. Rotary Foundatton For more mfor. $3 for adults, $2 for senior citizens and $1 for children under IEVIS4: ;o\ 17114 Kercheval Avenue L__ J. "IN.THE.VILLAGE" 885.2267 nager. PrevIOusly general mana- matton, call Thorn!> 'II 527-2260 or 12. ger for Cox Cable Systems Inc. 111 882-5397 Holiday Hours: Mon.-Fr/. 9:30-9:00 Sat. 9:30-5:30 Sun. 23rd 12-4 It' "I>". ". ". ". ~ ~". " ...... , f lingerit; C , Ltd./"ee Rids I' 'BRAND r f NAl\'IES; .tTTO ,:' ~ ~~50%j{. , orr I i I • I \ ! ~_~\1 \ , !WEll \ \ I , , FIlIOAY. INFANTS & , ~~~:~' CHILDREN'S ! , WEAR J ~ LOUNGEWEAR • TO SIZE 7 , ~ SLEEPWEAR EAST DETROIT t t GROSSE PrE. 20971 KEllY r 1/ 18710 MACK IIUT 1lI11W&f _. t t~"6"!!I},,~_,,_,,.?!!!~J THE CHOCOLATE REWARD Ghing (,utlha hit'! it'! ~llrd!l 'lake a pUN'luN' IIf 819.50 or more and ",~'U gh~ )OU $I\) 'HIrth IIr dt'leclable Godhll!l dlut'olall'!l !

It , onh hum.u, \ Oll I,,, t' gl\ 109 .I ~1l1 of Godl\ a bt-c.lll:>l" )0'1 lloo\I< the ,h",'r d"hgH It ",II t'\ c.>k .. And)oo know 11 \411hCt!rt.un 1\ u"l, ,I .1"1"1,,,1 1.,,1<111.1Chocol:lle I..oH~r .:uuld III Hl ...... 1.1Ild 1h" l hn,lm,b t;od" a re\4 arlh )our good l.I5t.. .Ind 1(1\ Inl( ,plnl tll\".\ hili 01 l,V.glUlure &tllolm ""Ul .I"on",! !T\\ll. ,Ind d.1rk dlQ •.'olatl'O> \ al~.I1 Sill ,\\tuk! .i11,xdted <1 ••• ,,,[11'(-, 1.1,1 '

Do something nice for yourself .•• and we'll give you a nice gift. SEASONS GREE:TI~G GROSSE POINfE Open a new certificate account ... or renew an existing certificate - get high interest AND a nice gift - FREEl - or at big .'Iavings. from ~ .. CERllFJCA TF. PLAN~ AVAil ABLE IHPO.,rr mro..n Iltro..n l 8100000 &2500 00 11500000 or mort' or morf" or muff Term AnnulIllnlerul 1 rf'f' , rH' Ir .... SIJPREME Heating I I,.,... Ir,. .. Irto .. & Supply Company

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Ifyou have any questions about your changing phone service, call Michigan Bells Lets Talk Center.

Smce ~he breakup of the Bell Telephone S\~tem \\'e il do our be~t to gl\'e vou the answers. And mere have been change.;; In your phone ~rVlCe that If '.'au have a 'SPCClttc que-;non that \\le can't answer, mav have ieft \'ou confu5ed \\"e wan~ tn clear up ao:, \',:e'H put you in touch \vith <;ameone who can, much of the confusIon and an.,wer as manv of ';our ------queStlor:.5 a'S pu').S!ble That.;; ..d-l\' we ve -.et up the 'Lets- Talk Center wIth a toll-free number \ au can Because )OHT telephfJ1k husmess office IS busily call an\' weekdav !Jet'.1,'cen ~ ~ ~ m anJ 5 \"'(' r m ~nguged m nonnal da)-to-da) telephone sen tee matters, T:'le "Let" Talk Center I' --rafted 'xlth ~fl~hlgan \fldu~an Bell ha' set It!; the 'Lets Talk vnter." Bell r.eople r:ameJ t() ;:;n..,\l.er a;mO'::-tan\ general \w/{ed ultn ?v11Chtf;an BelllJcvple ("ramea t1J amuer que5t10n deal:n~ \l, ith vour tt:erhone -;efV1Ce the queStl0m :01t rna:, hate ahrJtl..t J)Fume sen«:e \t\.~ i3nlIJng irom rer dli rr(xcdurc"l to b'.l'. Irlf! r)r leJcsmg aL-o 'it9<'e't that yUU :'t uuh Jm our mjorrr.n.tlOnal phone.., to urj~k; ...tandlrlg a h:ll or \l,h8tC\t:f Y, u.d:'2rtlsm~ mc)s<1Re, that can he found m )our monthly rleax: dont he'lltr:liC rr) Le t. Talk ~ --.-4--.- toll free !)hone bllLs In the call With \/fJur quc ...qOi)' t~ ~ll.lt;l-'..'- 'neu spupers and on TV 1800 555--5000

, Page Eleven-A T~urSday December 20, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS SAFE FWE ----.I~-'_Sc_h_o_o_l_s - CHIMNEY SWEEP Prolesslonal Se/"llice Since 1978 Latin students reereate Hanlan feast at ULS ~ >' t ,t: The Hom,lll telt'ol dllOll to hOIlO! .l :.elllor, mvoked the blesslIlg of the guests ?f _.~ A CLEAN CHIMNEY Salulll lhe god of lhe IMne:-.t, \\ \\ ere persomfled by sopho- subject for eIghth gra- ~l r IS A SAFE AND School Thul ~dd\ Det {, \\ IWI1 J:i mores Susan Judge, EIIlabeth GII. der!>at ULS Betsy Fer- ~. ~ / 10gd l'l.-ld uppel dlld nuddle ~chool bert dnd Nora Staebler TheIr pre- guson, head of the ULS t~ EFFICIENT CHIMNEY! Ldtlll students ~pllJered 101 tl1l.' dlcllOlll>for the future of the revc- F'orelgn Language De- ~'* • Chimney Cleaned b.wquet c.tlled SdIUII1dlld ll'rs lounded out the en tel tam- pdrtment, supports the )\t. • Chimney Screens & Caps Installed The e\ elllng lnduded g,ll1lt.'S, ment !>Iudyof Latm because i~"~ ::.klb ,md deUll allon'> 11MI Ietlt'd "The fea~t tCdches students II aIds students workmg ~ • Damper & Mortar Repair the Homdl1'> .11l1ll1.1I le ..'>1 to lele .lbout tile cuHUle of the Romans as on English grammar .- • Fireplace Deodorized bl,lte lhe ~Ulll>., ...1ul hdl \t'~t II IIi, 01 \\ ell ell>:.ho\\ mg them \\hat fun they and modern languages • Animal Removal the CInp" hdd. said J\Irs Helen Fllde\\' , one lhgh pIle:,l ('Ill I'; TlIllU .\ ~l'IlIOl 01 the Latlll teel\ l' the dlllller to the student night classes Wmter reglstl'l.ltlOll ~ for the evenlllg bUSI- ness and admlnJstra- tIOn classes at the '1'.,....".,.n,...<;o,h,...... '" "...... nt"h'""t'c:-~..... - Henalssance Campus Will be held from 11 a m to 2 p m Thurs- day, Jan J and 3 15 to 7 p.m, on Fnday, Jan 4 In Dowhng Hall at 651 E Jefferson ALWAYS LOW The downtown bUSI- Michigan Opera Theater Overture to Opera troupe members, who PRICES ness classes begm Mon- performed yesterday at St. Paul School and today at Trombly •• glttGl .. day, Jan 7 at the E Elementary, include from left, Mark Vondrak. Clarltha Buggs and CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY Jefferson locatIOn Ron Williams, The three are In costume tor the musical fairy t.le, across from the Henals- "Musicians of Bremen," sance Center U of D's Evemng Col- lege of Business and N N Opera troupe comes to Trombly ri.. ri.. n:iL~ Admmistratlon IS de- TABLETS & CAPSULES co co '1 It's best-dress day today (or school In advance and students Ii) (") Signed for working peo- 0> 0> ple who want to get Trombly elementary school stu- have been studymg the opera Cor W w ahead by completmg a dents as they prepare to go to the the past week In preparahon. ac. I , • *uAlIl'~ II l~ college degree m bUSI- opera cordmg to Trombly Pnncipal ness or by takmg 1l1- Opera IS commg to them m the Sheila Joyce Five students wul I~ ENERGIZER ENERGIZER ENERGIZER ENERGIZER divldual classes to m- form of the Michigan Opera Thea- also have a chance to perCorm WIth o SIZE 2 PACK C SIZE 2 PACK 9 WIT 2 PACK AA SIZE 4 PACK crease theIr profes- ter's Overture to Opera troupe, per- the troupe as "robbers" in the sional skills forming "MUSicians of Bremen" at play --liil 46 46 51 95 The show comb1l1es music, thea- $2 $1 More than 30 evening the school thiS mornmg 41 $1 $1 ter and dance to provide a com- •• : 60 count tablets $ classes are available The Overture to Opera troupe 2 thIs winter in account- has been traveling through MIChi- plete performing arts experience, 41 ing, economics, fin- gan schools for the last SIXyears, according to the Michigan Opera ~. , 50 count capsules ance, management, performmg one-act operas, musI- Theater. $2 While introducing young people EXTRA $TIIEIIGT'H marketing and person- cal revues, Il1troducltons to opera nel admimstration programs, master classes and to opera, this piece also contains Students who enroll workshop programs for more than many styles of mUSIC, Including BUHERII' for six or more credIt 100,000 students rag, Jazz, waltz and other more up- 1222 BP 2 1215 BP 4 beat styles, a theater spokesman 1235BP 2 1250 BP 2 hours m an undergrad- The troupe Will perform "MUSI- SUPER SUPER SUPER SUPER uate degree program cians of Bremen," a Grimm Broth- said HEAVY DUTY automatically quahfy ers fairy tale put to musIc aboul The students, board of education HEAVY DUTY HEAVY DUTY HEAVY DUTY and the Trombly PTO worked to- SIZE 2 PACK 9 WLT 2 PACK AA SIZE 4 PACK for fmanclal assistance al1lmals who, feanng for their C SIZE 2 PACK o through the MichIgan lives, flee their masters for the gether to raise the funds for the 74C 74C $130 $1°0 Tuition Differential magical town of Bremen The 50- troupe's appearance, Mrs Joyce I-! Grant mmute opera was wt'ltten by West- said 94 ern Michigan Ul1Iverslty Professor The troupe also performed yes- 60 count table~ GENERAL PURPOSE Adults who have not $2 prevIOusly enrolled at Al Balkm terday for students at St Paul ..: C SIZE 4 PACK School 94 U of D are adVised to The presentatIOn was sent to the • 50 count capsules $ call for an admiSSion .. 2 94° mterview prior to registratIOn Organ scholarship at Interlochen I For admission inCor- Interlochen Center for the Arts 49643 j Vitalis'" SiZe 9\1 (Zf6BP21 S,ze AA r1015BP-4~ GENERAL PURPOSE matlon and class sched- announces a scholarship compeh- Fmahsls, selected Crom the audi- 1(: SUPER HOLD ,wI GENERAL PURPOSE GENERAL PURPOSE D SIZE 4 PACK ules, call 927-1501 tlOn for organ students to attend tIOn tapes, will compete for Regular Hold 'N SIZE 2 PACK AA SIZE PACK the Nahonal MUSICCamp or the In- scholarships III the amount of one- I terlochen Mis Academy :'. 81;' 78C 94° - half the Camp or Academy fee on J A man has to v MOViecareer of that Jumor and semor high school stu- Jan. 29 III the MIchael P Dendnnos keep himself famous screen lover dents are Invlled to submit audition Chapel/Recital Hall 011 the Interlo- :, under control Rudolph Valentmo last- tapes to Robert Murphy, Organ Se- chen campus ed only about five mmar Coordmator, Interlochen For more mformatlOn, call Mur- »• l r'fJ:' SAVE Arls Academy, Interlochen, Mlch phy at (616) 276-9221 -l J : :' years » $1I9 16-<, V~~R ,9 CHRISTMAS ~.NfW ~~E~~: SEHSO~ 9215WB-E "AN'SIZE Christmas IS commg! 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There's ot Leasing high school students Will have a ht- ~M __ he added v, rltmg and readmg workshop room for the kmds of opportumtles I PIZZA I tIe extra help planmng a schedule for studenls to branch out 111 a The board of education Dec 10 FoundatIOnal courses In math m- "By setting recommendations, I BUY OlIE I MAKING GALIT I Think of elude a flrst-~ear algebra, geo- the school :;)'stem IS taking a POSI- vanet\' ot dIrections, uSlI1g the I GET ONE FREE ptZZA SINCE I approved a program recommend- elect!\ es and the reqUlred 11" Ing that students \\ ho plan to attend metr~ and advanced algebra class tlOIl We \\ant to be on record," I 1951 I DRUMMY Foundational sCience courses are Welch said "Parent:> and students years of flOe and pract!cal arts, he four ~ear colleges take four years added of English, three years of math, dl\ Ided mto bIOlogical and ph)'sl- are the fmal Judges of class sched- LEASING INC. cal, bIOlogy and life sCience under ules, but usmg these recommenda- IMAMA ROSA'S PIZZA I a Mile at Gratiot sCience and SOCialstudies and tv.0 Sevenl! to BO percent of local ~ears of a sltlgle foreign language the first categor~ and earth hons gives them direction to IPick up & delivery 822.4260 I m.6700 m.22OO SCience, chenustl'!, ph!slcs and help plan their educatIOn and hIgh school student~ go on to some 11\ 15134 MACK AVE., G.P,P. I a::u';: Be e. F IlIgh school kmd of higher edUCatIon al techni- rt~ ...... F ..... SJ.>::S V ph~ sical sCience under the ~econd prepare them for the future." The college-bound program ex- cal school commulIIl~ (ollege:; or L ceeds the ne\\ mllumum gradua- categor) There IS stili a lot of room In the Social stud'e:. toundallOnal schedule for students to take elec four-\,ear unlversilles Welch said tIOn standards lor math, SCience, The' recommendatIOns aren't ------~ SOCIal ~tudles and a foreign lang- cla:.:.es mclude b"':>ldes tilt:' re-' tl\es, he added, nolmg that four qUired CI\ ICSor Amenc,ln go\{'rn- years of seven-period schedules meant to replace meetmgs \\ lth uage etfectlH' \\ Ith the class of NATURAL RACOON COAT menl and L' S hlsto1'\. t\\ 0 \\ orld allow t\\ 0 to mne elecllves Other counselors or to be a ~ub:.t1tllte for 1988 To graduate. a student need planning for college The) c"n be onh tah.e t\\O \ean. of math and hlSIOI'! courses, geogi-aph~ \\ orld electl\ e chOices can be made \\lth follo\\ cd b~ studenb, \I ho hd\{~n I FROl\1 FINLAND sCIence ..:. _ \ ears of SOCialstudIes affairs and current affam; In some mdl\'ldual subject areas English courses are spht iOto The number of electl\ es has been made college plans) el In order to dnd no foreign language keep theIr optlOn~ open The recommendatiOns ulllclent enrOlllllem, \\IIUt: 11\1:: t:tJ u.." ~UUH;:''CJVI.~ 1J'U~II\.,.:) "UI\.! ..::H~ Higher EducatIOn In Its report dents released t\~o \~eeks ago. the com- 112 years of literature courses dnd \\ ere added he noted mISSIOn said state four-) ear colleges should reqUlre students to have taken four )ean. of EnglIsh, three \ears of math, SCience, 1\\0 ~ears 'of a foreign language and a ~ear of computer sCIence Teachers and adnumstrators \\ ho worked out the program locally made thelf flndmgs based on a number of different studies and 111- dependent of the state commISSIOn, according to secondary curnculum dll'ector Robert Wetch The program also diVIdes the curriculum mto foundatIon and elective courses FoundatIOnal courses are those that "focus students In on fundamental kInds of kno....ledge they need 111 order to contmue in that subJect," Welch said "They're a kmd of starting pomt. classes that don't head off on a tangent" Foundational programs m Eng- hsh, math. SCIence and social studies offer classes for all ablhty levels. Welch said Parents, students and counselors will have to Police arrest two Grosse POinte Park polIce report of" ";A- that two li-year-old residents were arrested Dec 9, and charged with ;- ~: ~.);rt;k~ attemptIng to steal a car Police were called to ~ottlllgham Carols for th'e n,ew consul --~,"~ near Vernor at 9.52 pm., by a homeowner \\ ho had noticed the m- A long d~r,!,ant Grosse Pointe tradition was revived last week when members of the South High COME SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF FINE FURS tenor lights of hIS 1972 Chevrolet School chOir lourneyed to the Shores home of Dr. Michael Richtsteig, Detroit consul to the Federal flashmg on and off, said Henry Republic of Germa~y, to ent.ertain t.heconsul and h~sfamily and friends with Christmas carols sung FOR THAT SPECIAL HOLIDAY GIFf Coonce, Park police chief. In German. Accordmg to Rlct'ltstelg, who moved IOto the Pointe with his wife Nicole about five OPEN TIllS SUNDAY DEC. 23rd 11-4 :P.M. "When they arnved they found the boys. known to officers, IDSlde mo~ths a~o, the custom '.Jfser~nading the consul's home died out about 10 years ago. but was the car and the IgmtlOn damaged," revived With the help of South s choir, which eagerly recreated the holiday tradition. After the I Kay Coonce said "A warrant was IS- carols, members of the choir moved indoors and were treated to traditional German Christmas Anos Furs sued and they're out on bond pend- cookies and hot chocolate. 't- 19261 Mack (neaT Morass) !le'(IIO Woods Theatre 886-7715 mg trIal Get a $2.00 refund I from Bolla Brut for making the evening sparkle. Bolla Brut is the dry, sparkling white wine that's perfect for any occasion. And now, if you fill out the certificate below and send us the back label from your bottle of Bolla Brut, we'll send vou a $2.00 refund. 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SA'" DEC,22 MORETHAII MUll_a I : t.. A lrK' ~y \ SPILLANE'S II MIKE , MER I CHRISTOPHER REEVE MARGOT KIDDER MARLON BRANDO GENE HACKMAN JACKIE COOPER VALERIE PERRINE STACY KEACH NED BEADY DON STROUD SUSANNAH YORK LINDSAY BLOOM TERESA WRIGHT 911PM ABC GLENN FORD , KENT WILLIAMS CHRISTMAS DAY CHRI~TMAS EVE DANNY GOLDMAN 3'30PM.? CBS (2 30 Gerlt IMourlt) MORE THAN MURDER T--e ja~ rr11PM ABC (?Ce"'rc.',IClo€' pad. rr--.ernQ! ...'l'a1n roma from Honolulu '-lawall c rr.-oer a"'-j a g.orgeo....s '-'....-:ercc,e ... RAY MILLAND SUSAN DEY FRt. DEe Z8 ag-c-- a"'c C"S Of ~ ~ :.:.e'-J a: :r- ROBERT WEBBER TROY DONOHUE SUN, DEe 13 STARFlIGHT. TnE PLANE THAT CHAD EVERETI 8PM.? ABC (7 Gerwal'''Io,mta n) COULDN'T LAND -re ::,'<:$5 -""r. GATOR BOWL es. l:j.st€'Sl a ~ .. s b-: ,..,.c'0' ;... 5 STEVE FORREST NEW YEAR'S DAY ":03 a " .~ 65 p€rs.~"'s cx..a'O t er GEORGE HAMILTON 1:30PM,? NBC (12 3::Cen' {Mount) 1's.a.s"er s' "es S4J.....c '"';; 'I-...g c"'a" BRIDGET HANLEY ROBIN WILLIAMS AESTA BOWL M,aml ,e'sus UCLA ~ "",". """F; ..... 0 scace /11.-' or v nc rs '0 4 r go t:-.e o"e a Ilre, 'eE: .... 'f ~ea "f1.Q ANN JILLlAN SHELLEY DUVALL 4,30PM.? NBC (3 30Cenl IMount I s.c.cct.ac _td" :.oec a eHt;':"s D) Star RICHARD MULLIGAN POPEYE Rooer\ A"rr.,1' s cle"g"l!L.' ROSE BOWL Wars cet'" 1,.05.... CljlOs"a "e as' 0"-' 'eaTl,j'e '" leI "Irg trte OhiO State (92l • y,r i 17 ANTHONY NEWLEY e-",f'"oOa'Y car'lX)" c".a'ac'e' a'l<:l rlS 9-11PM '.Be 8Ce'''c,',.\C'"n'" r,) i ,e'sus #17 use p.as~-:J'.... '0' so nach a~ 1re :cvely WEDDING ON WALTON'S MOUN- KIM NOVAK (83) at i G ,e O. e '1 trat :l'der T"e larned I TAIN Tre r:; '.;" c'aor.a! c 'e e- The Kennedy Center Honors: A Pasadena e VALERIE PERRINE r-r-:; 5" p corres '(I "e w tr the l $-e' es ::::e' ~S' a" e'" NlJ t Er .... "I1a CELEBRATION OF THE PERFORM- EVA MARIE SAINT ....iZs I'jl Sr'_EX Pea a"",d VI rT"oy ana tor- ar->..C Pat; .r-.c"rf'f~~e- c:,..r()- ....nce- ING ARTS Tnese t){}rored 'n Ire gala 3 " (J d'~ .5' aDO,' eve',CY'-e !rorT' 8PM,? NBC '0 J 0\..11 tl') S J...sr-- €''l back He ana" nc ...de Lena t'orne pars man ,eaos 0':; :C 0 cem c pag€S ~C"/'g/I~rtf"t Jr C~ ot E.",(' S 'C"~" : I Dannl Kaye AI""ur M,ller Isaac (7 GerltralJll.lounl8ln) COy" er'lCS tc ".-..a ..e- a Jesc-era:e r.. ~. S'ern ar.o G an Cal'o Me'1oll' 0'1 ORANGE BOWL _' ... ,-r .... i -,.. ,.. ... t:;:--....,f-'-'e .... t"'--n, f\ ): I 'ape IrOfT' 're Opera House at the (#2) ':'1 C V ':J 4'-" .... d;~ ~ >

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SERVING GROSSE D~0 POINTE SINCE 81' MPS, 1957 INC. BUYING & SELLING • Gold COin Jewelry Gifts U.S. GOLD & SILVER MOTOR • Olympic COinS in Stock • Complete Line Coin & • Rare COinS Bought & Sold Stamp Supplies • Investment PortfoliOs • Life Member ANA • Estate Appraisals • Free Appraisals 17658 MACK (at University) 885.4200

FRANK'S WIENER 25300 Jefferson A Quality Meat Shop (2 BJks N PHONE 775.1991 of 10 Mile) CHRISTMAS HOURS SUN DEe 23rd 10-300, MON DEC 24th 8-430 CLOSED DEC 25th & 26th CLOSED DEC 30Ih • OPE.=NNE.=WYEAR'S EVE DAY MON DEC 31sl 8430 • r.I-JR'~TMJjS Il. N1=W VI=AR~ ~PI=r.'JjI S YEARS AHEAD OF THE COMPETITION • NOW TAKING ORDERS ON IntrodUCIng the one camera IMI clearly outd stances all oeM'S The r :.. ';.!' ~~~ Grosse Pointe -'Vl war M emona°1 SALE~III)I ~l .~36'Umt ... i . as John Lake remembered it . ~~., VIII. The Flood and the Gardens (John Lake remembers both threats and contributions to the beauty of 25% the War Memorial). When Fries Auditorium opened to 1962, It might have been just a bare barn of a bUIlding, had it not been for the wonderful gift of Walter Buhl Unique Ford II, who put his staff to work designing the best of furnishings for the OFF ballroom, the lobby and the downstairs foyer. The result was Just lovely Mr Ford knew what he was do109 and we benetlted by It greatly. Later on, 10 the storms and high water that ensued, great wornes about Fries AuditOrium arose when the waves would lash over our seawall and go into the auditOrium - at one pomt floodmg It up to about the fifth row, A Downpour of Savings Optique With the piano floating around The evening when this occurred was just one night prior to the opemng of one of Grosse Pointe Theatre's perfor- Be showered year round wllh advantages of our ETHERIA"! comforter DISTINCTIVE EYEWEAR mances. Scandia DownQll has taken a familiar comforter deSign and Impro\ ell ,1 \'''lh By some stroke of luck, Mr Lake was able to trace where the theater better constructlon The 112" faboe wall baffles which lire not ~ewn througn or people were in the middle of the mght when the waves began to crash in. IMPORTED & glued. allow lor greater lofting power and no hot or cold spots The Erhena I> They were all over at one partic1JIar house and they came swoopmg down DESIGNER filled w!lh Imported white goose down and began to help get the water pumped out, fIll sand bags, get the plano The tick Is loomed from 100% colton the comlorter carTle, a 5 vear lImited FRAMES 10 a dry place and were terribly helpful The play 'Vent on, even though warranty they had to put plastIC bags over the first five rows of seats. We poured on the once a year sallngs thru December 24th Mrs Frederick M Alger Jr" who was on the board, had come over dur- 109 the flood 109 and helped WIth the sandbags, as dId people from as far away as Mount Clemens When they heard about the problem the War 25% Off Reg. Sale MemOrial was havmg, they all came down and - along WIth the students Bunk ,5190 5143 from the schools - fllled sandbags and caused that evemng to be some- Twin , ,5235 5177 thmg less than a disaster 5203 In thiS difficult hme, It was the recommendallon of Mr Beardsley, who Full 5270 was on our board, that we prepare somethmg that would be absolutely Queen . . . . 5325 5244 foolproof agamst the elements. The result was raismg the seawall consi- King s~90 5293 derably It was also deCided to put a wall down the Side of Fries, so that If the lawn filled up WIth water. it st1l1could not get mto the auditorium Give the These were very expensive Items, but we held speCIal fund rals10g for thIS Other Unique Gifts Ideas At Special Prices - Gift of purpose, the need was met and we profited by it • 100% Cotton European Linen Comfotter Cases - 20% OFF Sight Smce then. the Garden Club of Michigan has made the SituatIOn of the HOl-R" wall much lovelier by planting rose bushes all along the outer seawall and MS • 100% Merino WOOL SLEEPER PADS - priced below 9 h other plants adjacent to the lower wall along Fries AudItorium. Durmg PreSIdent Hackathorn's administration, the Grosse Pomte Gar- manufacturers suggested hst Examinations Available den Center, representing 12or 13garden clubs, was gIven use of the room • Down and Feather special fill PilLOW. 30% OFF which had been Mrs, Alger's bedroom They were also allotted an area 20339 Mack, Grosse Pointe Woods to make 1Otoa garden Between I ochmoor & Lounlr, Club It was started as a tnal garden to see what different plants and specIes PIIOR. , Ups Ordll1 Acclplld HUNTERS S()lIAKE MALL 885-0541 could do .....ellm thiS chmate and to introduce new flowers to the Pointes On:1\ard LIt Rd at 14 WLIc • "armlnct- HilI. It was laId out With a mtllslone contributed by the Lauhof family as its 855.5720 center That millstone had come OrigInally from France 10 very early Moo.l'n 10-9 ~Il 1~ S"'" 12" tImes before thIS was AmerIcan territory and had been used by the early BIRMINGH o\M PARK PLAZA French settlers along the Grosse POInte sbore. BIRXlNOHA.W f'AJUt PLAZA 255 S. "ood....-.I (4 Bro-.) .2$8-&470 The Garden Center also promoted lectures and they set up a very good MDA'l'rl 10-9 SAt 1 horticultural library They have developed the room IOto a beautiful place

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DETROIT 20!i35 J_ Cool .... HIghway IMI' ttorthllnd Shopping c.ntef EAST DnROIT 20928 Grillot A~ Hur • Mh Roed SPARKY HERBERT'S WESTLAND 7040 Wlyne Roed ,.. ... W"'ond ~ e.m.. 15117KE:RCHEVAIA 822.0266 Thursday, December 20, 1984 Page Sixteen.A GROSSE POINTE NEWS the pmata is part of the Christmas history of various countnes and how ChrIStmas is celebrated, we log was brought m It had been sav- celebrabon. Chlldren in MexiCOdo ed from the year before and was not receive gifts on Dec 25 They wonder what future generations Will say about our pnorities and Prime Time rekmdled to preserve the flame of have to walt unW Jan 6 The time Qtnac~U94t (Continued from Page 7'\> hfe mto the !'\ey, Year what customs they will change. in between is spent 10 vanous cele- Saint NIcholas. now Santa Claus. We hope they note that while we Christmas With the birth of ChrLSt bratlOllS Christmas tree; 10 !\1ex- was the patron saint of children In did put great emphasis on gift- \\ ho came t\li0 thousand years ago ICO come 10 man\' vantles One Qtllimntl1 &Wttp Qto. Europe he traveled on a donkey It gl\'lOg, we also held close to our to bnng new ho~ to manklnd chOice may be a yucca cactus took the Americans to put turn In an hearts the endurmg and never- c.ntftetI The familiar Christmas storv has which becomes qUite festive deck- No. 110 8U'oorne sled drawn by remdeer changmg SPirit of the day, love, for Its theme the message "Glory ed With ornaments and hghts When It comes to Chnstmas. all familY peace and glory to God to God in the highest and on earth There are those who sa\' that 10 good thmgs come m bo"es ThiS And so, Merry ChrIstmas to all peace. good\\ III tov.ard men ' Amenca we have over~ommer- 885.3733 term goes back In tune \\ hen the and GOObless you, everyone It LSa message that pervades the dallzed Christmas As we Iead the Romans gave gilts of money m ht- deepe5t hopes of all \\ho have. and FIREPLACEl\OODSTOVE A.~D OIL FLuE CLEA.\ING CAPS A\D SCREENII.;STALLEO tIe clay pots With sitts In the Side e\ er \\ 111celebrate ChriStmas Just big enough to take a coin Professionally Trained and Equipped \\ e are told that before the bU'th These \\ ere kno" n as boxes, and of ChriSt. the Romans had a feast to Serve your Woodburning Needs had to be broken to get the money called Saturnalla It \\as a day set They" ere sometlmes made 10 the ",0 '-"ESS • '''lSURED • DEODOR,z.",a • WOOD SJ:::.....I...a ACCESSORIES aSide to gl\ eglon to Saturn They shape of a pig because a pig \unlike had feastmg and gamE's The! gave a sheep or chicken) lS of no use to AUMan "lahonel Chll"".y Sw.. p Gv.lcI PREVENT CHIMNEY FIRES- presenG to the poor The} In torch- M.... J9Gn O\"."••y Sw .. p G ....kI BURN SAfELY man unt1l It IS killed es and candles There \\ as no ftght- In later \ ears a day v.as set aSIde Ing - On earth peace and good\\ III as BOXing Day ThlS \\ as a day to\\ ard all \\ hen all who sen ed durmg the WHERE THE FOOD E\ er after the begmnmgs of ~ears, postmen, maids, trades- Chnsuamt\, the bU'th of Christ \\ as men ..... ere given guts of money not celebrated m an:. special \\ay Canada st1l1 sets aSide that daY IS ALWAYS GOOD!!! :t~lOO~~!.~S~~~TE [t \\as much later that the churches Each century, each countr), began to celebrate the event Q~""h ('TQ1"'to ... oht"'ln o~,..h ,nfhvln)l:::al •.-_ ------_-1 LhriSunas Ilrst came to t.nglana theU' n tramtion of 1""1.'" ~ at the end of the 16th century After fi~~)~~a-kes 0"': celebrating ChriStmas Each car- DAILY DRINK SPECIALS ROOM the Cl\ U \\ ar m the 17th c"entury. AVAILABLE nes With It some of the old the Pun tans trIed ver\, hard to do FOR 393.1711 customs a\\ av \\ Ith Christmas celebratlOns 2460 MARKET ST. PARTIES OPEN MON -FRI 7.10 SAT 'till 5 5 Minutes trom Reo Cen The\' were not \\ hall v revwed until Even today ChriStmas customs ~~~¥l'be~~~~~A~~;eari\' in the 19th century One \\ ho are Mferent ill dlfferent Countries the WOODEN NICKEL of Grosse "- lid "much to reVl\ e the SpInt of In some COuntries :".'ewYear's is Chiistmas \\ as Charles Dickens as Important as ChrIStmas Day In Pointe Woods to talk with all the Prince Albert. husband of Queen Scotland. Hogmanay (~e\\ Year) good boys & girls. \ _ \'lctOrla, \\ as also mfluential in is a da" of festivity. reVlvmg the Chnstmas hohday He In France Noei is celebrated Friday, December 21st (between 2 & 5 p.m.) brought with him customs from his Noel means the blrthdav of ChrLSt nattve Germany and It is celebrated With deep rell- friendly family NOW SERVING BREAKFAST It IS to hun we owe the custom of glOUS devotlon But It 1S also a hme settmg up the Chnstmas tree and for ctuldren For the French, shopping in 7 DAYS A WEEK adorrnng It with llghts and orna- grown-ups preparmg for Christ- the Canadian ments mas is like recaptunng one's own Featuring ...Chef Paul Cottee One of the oldest Chnstmas trad- past Children ill France \\Tlte let- uadltion. ItiOns is exchanging presents That ters to Pere ~oelinstead of santa dates back to the Roman Satur- Llke children all over the world. December Specials , they hope they have been good French Toast ... 9ge .. naha ChriStmas cards are a compara- enough to have theU' Chnstmas with Meat $1.95 '* tivel\' ne\\ custom It came 1Otobe- WiShes granted Mon-Fr; Only #1 Breakfast . ing \\'Ith the penny post 1Jl llHO. LIke France, Chnstmas m Italy E\ eryone knows of tbe 12days of is very much a religiOUS hollday Reg. $3.25 Now $1.99 ChrIStmas from Dee 20 to Jan 5. but it is not solely devoted to 21143 Mack Ave., Grosse Pointe Woods In England, these days were days church-going Presents are ex- (._H oIV_) of celebratIOn We spend Christ- changed ChriStmas Eve and Hours: MooWed 7 am-9 pm, Thurs-Sat. 7 am-10 pm mas Eve hang10g up Christmas ChrIStmas Day are famlly affaU'S. stockIngs and settmg out toys, New Years may be spent with anv Sunday 8 am-8 pm Then. ChriStmas was celebrated one but Christmas is for fam1ly, Phone sa 1.98 10 for carry-ours~:. : with games and dancmg they say. Galli's Meathaus It was on thiS mght that the yule In Mexico, as would be expected, ~ The finest shoppbJg under the sun. ~ ~-- -'-c:~' 885-7290 What's on Cable --~~~ GM f"'.;~~ 9.6 MONDAY -\ list of local programs nailable on Grosse Pointe Cable ~~" ...... ,.....-~ thru SATURDAY Thursday, December 20 -...... Padlll'g In Reo' 5 00 P m - "Health Talks" - Lmda Bucks talks WIth Polly Chung about health snacks (6) 119005 MACK 811<. S. 01 Moross r 5 30 P m - "The Job ShO\\" - From the Mldllgan Emplo)'lIlent secUI,ty ComrmsslOn (6) ~ 5 30 pm - "The Sa\'mg Word ., (8) 6 00 P m - Hank Luks vs Cnme" - A dlscusslOn about the Burglar and 16390 E. Warren Avenue • 885.8887 FITe Alarm Assoc. (6) 6 30 P m - "The Great Outdoors" - Host Jim Tabor sho ....s the basiCS of This holiday, enjoy an evening with good -- PARW PlATTERS blCyC!Jng (6) food and good friends. -; 00 p m - 'Pomters V,1th Prost" - Host John Prost talks With Esley .~... ~""" • Ccme Krakus POLISH HAM $2.29 LB. Hov.enslem, thlS v.eek featunng Grosse POlllle South high t school (S) Dmners Include a glass or beau/olals. AJeXBnder 8. Hornung BOLOGNA $1.99 LB. -; 30 pm - 'Educatlon III our Town" - Host Bruce Kefgen talks WIth soup, sa/ad and chOice of potato ~ I Alexander 8. Hornung SMOKED James Garlough, head of the teachers uruon (ll} POLISH SAUSAGE 51.99 LB. 8 !Xl P m - D€troit Curtam Call" - Th1s month Richard Schultz and --Jqg£od QJt/l/leM-- I, ~hke Chapp revLew moVles Dune, 2010, ~hclae and Maude Homemade COLE SLAW & and ~how musIc Vlde<.-S from Corey Hart. Dan Hartman. plus Orange Roughy $7.95 POTATO SALAD , 9ge LB. the ~ew E

CANDLE LAMP / •• I BOUQUET TWIN CANDLE BOUQUET .J r f'( II I~ '/ '1 The final touch tor your holiday trimmings is awaiting you at Charvat the Florist • FREE DELIVERY in all the Pointes and Harper Woods eutd • Open Monday-Friday - 8-5:30 p.m., P'l.tW~uuJ It(UCol .c:u, Sat. 8.5 p.m. ... 17114 Kercheval Avenue ~. IIIN.THE.VILLAGE" 885-2267 Holiday Hours: Moo.-Frt 9:30-9:00 Sat. 9:30-5:30 Sun. 23rd 12-4

( Thursday, December 20, 1984 G~SSE POINTE NEWS Page 5eventHfl-A Q~~:~~-.~.PARTY Obituaries .~ . ~ Joseph Shaheen Walter McCall Hoover Mr Brady IS survIv- Theodore S. Thomas Elizabeth B. Henning ~e - ~SUBS ------ed by hISparents, Geor- Services for 1\11'Shaheen 64. 01 Services for Mr Hoover, 89, of ge and RIta Brady, a serv)('es for Mr Thomas, 74, of Services for Mrs Henmng, 85. of CJ FREE DELIVERY Yorkshire Road, wel e held Satur- LeWiston Road, were held l\1onday, brother Michael, two Hollywood Road, were held Satur. Lmcoln Road, were held Monday, day, Dec. 15, at St Bona\entUle Dee 10, at the Verheyden r'uneral Sisters, Mary and Meg- day, Dee 8, at the A H Peters Dee 10, at the Verheyden Funeral Monastery, Delron Home han, and grandparentf> Funeral Home Home He died Tuesda), Dee 11, III He dlCd Saturday, Dee 8, at Bon Rita and Alfred Fll1ch- He died Wednesday, Dee 5. She dIed Friday, Dec 7. In Cot" PARTY TRAYS ~~.: Harper Hospltdl Sl'eour~ Ho!>pltal am He was also the Born III DetrOIt, he was a retlred tage Belmont NurslI1g Home Mr Shaheen \~a~ a senIOr Pdl t 130rn III Duluth, Mmn, Mr grandson of the late salesman for the J L Hudson Co .\lrs Henmng was the former $1.95 per person ~~~. ner III the law ftrm of Shahel>n, Hoover ISsurVIved by hls WIfe, An- George F and Ger- where he was employed for 47 owner of the Henmng Clock Co Kranson and cJdcobs, ,1Ilrl at one tomette d !>on, Walter M Jr, urvlvcd by hiS W1IIIon, Wayne, two Interment was In ~loullt Ohvet ~51ftDIIJICtt SIIOPPE Roman S Gnbb!> dnd {'un'ent l\lemonal contnbutlOn:> may be tery sisters, and one grandchIld C'emetcry Supreme Court Jll~IKe JdIlW" made to the l\to'>lem Temple 19341 Mack Ave. 885.5122 Brickley ..h!>OCldllOnfor Cllppled Children, 434 Temple, DetrOIt, 48201 l~t.:KIN 3177 J li LAMP REPAIR !\II' Shaheen devoted 1l111lh01 Ill:" Inlel ment WdS III Village Ceme- PAVILION E. Jefferson ::J=: LAMP PARTS time to the Capuchll1 :\101ley,!\hch St Bonaventure and \\ as de~el'lbed by the Rev Jo:..eph Constdllcc d~ d Jt;'~ I~, . ...'~ man \\ Ith "a \ cr)' compd:>:>lOlldte Cornelius Kuypers < '-', ~ WRIGHTS and generous hedrt . AccOld1l1gto Services for 1\11' Kuypers, 117, of ~- A. __ ~+ _ - --:4..:.. f ~",., F'<1th",r ('on<;t i!rWf' \11' "h ..lIwf'n the Park were held SaturdaY Dee Gift & Lamp Shop tlnesl t,nlnese Amencan toOO d\ 15, dl St Cldre Church 18650 MACK AVE viSIted the mona!>terv on hi:' \\ to Banquet FaCilities - Rectnlly Remodel~ He died Wednesday, Dee 12, III He., •• 01.... P'1, ,", 0ffrM...... hIS DetrOit law fu'm' each da\ and HawaII Cocktailloun~e Happy Hour Mon Fn 3 6 p m 885.8839 even found time to help 011 Sdtur- Cottdge Hospital Open MGn lhws- II am 1 a m Ftl& Soil II a r'l' 1 d m S..H\ rlOO'l I .1 'Tl Don't sleep through Christ- p.s 8(1')9 Yo~" Lo,,"p '0' III days Born Holland, he was a mem- 259-1510 259-1511 - Car,yout ServIce Cu~,om F t, ng: mas, see us today for her new ber of the Gabriel RIchard CounCil fashion gift ideas, "He would glVe !>upport III hiS 246.3Kmght!> of Columbus own way either b) legal counselor :\11' Kuypers IS surVIVed by a fmanclal assl!.tance' Father Con son, Rene, one brother, and one stance saId "These \\ ere people sIster -lithe who could not otherWIse afford l\lemonal contributIOns may be S~)X'S if'; VVI oyv legal help Mr Shaheen gave made to the Capuchm Commulllly 1 ORIENTAL _:? countless hours of unpaid tllne to Center Soup Kitchen, 1780 Mount Lree help the needy Elhot, DetrOit, 48207 HOME CATERING "7-~ DOWNTOWN WYANooTIE Mr Shaheen was alSo a WOlld Mr Kuypers was cremated TradItional and Gourmet JfJII' War II and Korean War Navy vet Forest Lawn Cemetery SpeCialist. for all speCial eran occasIons Sun., Mon., Wed. & Thurs. 11 a.m.3a.m. Over A Century of Service Doris R. Greco Kyung Shin Mr Shaheen IS surVIved b\ hI!. Fn & Sat. til 4 a m to the Eastside Communities ""Ife, Dolores, four daughters Services for Mrs Greeo, 65, of \1rs. Anne Herndon, 1\1rs Julie the Shores, were held Monday, 589-1683 WIlhams, Mrs Therese DIHlte dnd Dec 17, III St Paul's Catholic Moliy; four sons, John, Gerald, Church Joseph and Paul; three brothers, She dIed FrIday, Dee. 14, In her three sisters, and 12 grandchil- home dren Mrs Greco was the former presI- Memonal contrlbuhons may be dent of the Macomb County Law- made to the Michigan Cancer vel's' WIves and was co-founder, Society of St Bonaventure's secretary and member of the board CrematIOn was at Forest La\\n of directors of the PhIlip F Greco Cemetery Title Co , of Mount Clemens Mrs Greco IS surVIved by her husband Phlhp F , a son, Phlltp Groesbeck Chapel of Leo J. Doyle E , a daughter, Donna Cheryl: a Services for Mr Doyle, 82, of sIster, and three grandchildren. Stonehurst Road, were held Mon- Memonat contributIOns may be The Wm. R. day. Dee. 10, at Our Lady Star of made to the St Joseph Hospital the Sea Church and the Verheyden Foundation, 15855 19 Mile Road, Hamilton Co. Funeral Home Mount Clemens, 48044 H'\ERAI nIR~CTOR~ He died Friday, Dec 7, III Bon Arrangements were handled by £,wbll5hed 18'< Secours Hospital the Bagnasco Funeral Home, St 226 CROCKER BLVD. Born in Maryland, he was the Clair Shores Mounl Clemens 48063 owner of a weldmg company and a 463.0577 member of Gabriel RIchard Daniel Joseph Brady \\m, R. Hamillon II Kmghts of Columbus A memonal.Mass for Mr Brady, 1903.1981 Mr Doyle IS surVived by two 19. of McMillian Road, was held Da\Jd M. HamJUon", John \\. Brocl,man daughters, Mrs Betty Ann GIbson Wednesday, Dee 12, in St Paul's Ronald [) Heckmann LJo)d R. Monlague and Mrs Joan Beth, two nephews, Catholic Church -\ssoclale DJreclor; eight grandchildren, and eight He dIed Sunday. Dec 9, in Bon great-grandchIldren Secours HospItal Kaw. acuplU&g w~ From The Staff HUl1ber h. lillI/aI/Oil ft~l~SlllVI' it'I \allollol Sele

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FrOI11 Another Pointe Pointer of Three dates View for 'Messiah' Of Interest Handel's" Messiah" IS an essen- By Janft Muellft' tlalmgredlent of the annual Detroit Symphony Orchestra Christmas B) J ,lnt't l\1uellt'r ~hchlgan Opel'a Theatre Trustees gathered early III the fo'esllval ThiS year'<; performanr.es month at the DetrOIt AthletICClub for theIr annual meeting While the rest of u!>are puttmg are scheduled for tomorrow, Fn- and dinner, and they had cause to celebrate, for their fall out the last Chn!>tmas decorallons day, Dec 21, for Saturday, Dee 22, 1!*Hseason at the MUSICHall was very, very good My moth- and placing the last presents under and Sunday, Dec 2:J, at Orchestra er saId so the tree, Ruth Chosy ISpackmg up Hall All begm at 8 pm and are She leaves tomorrow for Fuquay- .'>ponsofed by Detroit Edl:,{)o My mother, you should know, ISthe greatest theatre critic Varma, N C , to spend Chnstmas Bntl.'>h conductor Trevor Pm- In the \\ orId Not the greatest musIc CrItic - she'd be first III the new home she and Gene have nock, founder of a mUSical ensem- to admit that - but when it comes to hitting the nail on the bUIlt there ble called "The English Concert," which SpecldlJzes m performmg on head as far as staging, production and acting strengths/ "I have mIxed feelings," she ad- authentiC Baroque era Instru- weaknesses, she knows what she's about. mIts "I have enjoyed my life here ments, will be on the podium But mv husb:lnd is looking forward 1...... • (', r _""ri r" l r,..,. _ •• ,... Ta:"c tilt:: FiuiiiJl.ll Aiuu, [V! UI::>ldlll:t:. Two )'t:dl1> d~O, to rellrement, and I'm lookmg for- ..... ~ _ ~J1 _ _ • mother swept up her children and teenage grandchildren cal solOist.'>.these ":"tesslah" per- ward to being close to my relatives formances will feature five, along and took them all to England for two weeks. For the fun of We've bUIlt a home that we thmk IS WIth the Kenneth Jewell Chorale, It "I expect they'll learn something," she said, referring gomg to be comfortable. EriC Freudlgman, mUSical direc- to the grandchildren (she'd long since given up hope that "I do hate to leave my friends tor The solOIsts are Ehzabeth the chIldren would learn ANYTHING), "but what I really here, when you move, you have to Hvnes, soprano, Anne-Mane want IS for them to have a good time. I've always loved Lon- don ., bUIld up your credit again People O~ens. mezzo soprano, Paul Ess- here know what to expect of me " wood, countertenor. ~tartyn Hill. tenor, and Phlhp Booth, bass That's because - not all because, but a good bit because Not to worry' Ruth's credit at Ms Owens and Mr Esswood .. 111 - London, in my mother's mind, equals "theatre." It never bUlldmg up credIt IS good as gold each smg some of the selectIons occurred to her that a group of American teenagers might She's done it more than once And usually alloted to the alto vOice not want to spend every night in London at the theatre. It she IS, after all, going home She Tickets, rangmg m pnce from $10 never occurred to the teenagers that they wouldn't want to, grew up on a tobacco farm near to $16,are a vallable at the Ford Au- either. Ahoskie, N.C., left courtesy of the ditOrium box office, 567-1400, and local United Daughters of the Con- the Orchestra Hall box office, That's because, from the time they could take it, their federacy who provided funds for a 833-3700, at Hudson's and at grandmother took them, as she'd taken their parents, to scholarship for a member of her CTC/Ticket World outlets plays. The sort of plays SHE liked. Since my mother's fav- high school graduating class Ruth got It, and it got her to Nursing orite play is "Othello," that should, according to the rules, photo by Tom G,een",OOd church members for many years, School at the Pennsylvania Hospi- have been disastrous. All I can say is: it worked RUTH CHOSY, ABOUT TO LEAVE GROSSE POIi':TE at her home III Roseville every tal in Philadelphia, Pa, Tuesday Almost 20 yeal1l later, By the time her chIldren (as teenagers) and their children right up until the time she took Ruth and Gene are members of Ruth IS stili Delores' regular "It was the first hospital In the Gene Chosy Grosse POinte United MethodIst (turned teenagers) learned, via the peer pressure grape- VISitor. If Ruth Isn't 10 town. De- Umted States, founded by Ben- Church They have served on the vine, that Shakespeare was boring and incomprehensible, Jamin Franklin in 1751 My doctor "I married the Chos)' family." In lores gets a letter m heu of a ViSit they were hooked. Their annual week at Ontario's Stratford church's Administrative Board had been an intern there His Wife addition to Gene, who had also lost and are current members of the "Ruth Chosy IS a wonderful, car- Shakespeare Festival was a highlight of the year. They went was a Pennsylvania HospItal Nurs- hiS first mate, there were two teen- Bulldlllg Program Committee. mg and gIVIng fnend," Delores through the snobbish period - "You mean you DON'T go Ing School graduate." When Ruth age sons: Bill, IIvmg In Califorma "We need to do some renovatIOn, to says "She IS Just terrific! I am go- to Stratford? You mean you DIDN'T that last Hilberry pro- graduated from the Pennsylvania now and himself the father of a son, expand classrooms, to put In an mg to miss her more than I can duction?" - and through the critical period - "Actually, Hospital Nursing School, she came and John, now a lawyer in Browns- elevator The present building was say" I think hIS Hotspur lacked the appropriate fire" - to the home to the Raleigh, N C , area for Ville, Tex, and father of three not designed to accommodate the comfortable period - "Okay now, I'm going to settle back the first time. daughters handicapped," explallls Ruth, who In the early '70s, Ruth became a feels very strongly about barner- member of the Metropohtan De- and see what this is all about" She married. Eight-and-a-half Ruth and Gene married m 1965, trOIt MultIple SclerOSIS SocIety years later, when she was working and Ruth deCided her new respon- free accesslblhty In pubhc bul1d- They reveled in their role as audience. Just as my mother mgs - and m private ones. The Board of Trustees Her job was to at the State Hospital, her husband sibihhes would leave her little time organize REMS POInte, a re<:rea- always had. died suddenly of a heart attack for teachmg So she retired She's Chosys' new home in North Carolina is wheelchair-accessible tlonal and educatIonal service for * '" '" EVENTUALLY, RUTH moved been busy ever since people With MS One of the first I don't mean to imply that mother considers only the IT WAS THROUGH the Umted north. Duke Umversity had a The Chosys hved In The Farms, thmgs she had to do was to fmd a classics worthy of her attention, She likes to sink her teeth Bachelor's degree program for on Fisher Road, for well over 15 Methodist Church that Ruth began REMS POlllte meetmg place, she into a good contemporary play. She loves musicals, and Registered Nurses, and Ruth had years Gene retires at the end of her association With the National was amazed to discover how few really silly comedies. Nor do I mean to imply that she's an taken advantage of It, earnmg her January from Fruehauf Corpora- Multiple SclerOSIS Society-Michi- bUlldmgs there were m Grosse indiscriminate theatre-goer; if she doesn't like something, Bachelor of Science in Nursmg hon, after more than 25 years of gan Chapter It was Gene's church, Pointe With barner-tree desIgn and she was new to It Sl1t> wanted she says so. There have been many pr.oductioas aDd piays ~cjycatiol), with it m~llQrin PllY- service Be is vice-president of Re- Fortl.u1atelj, there ""as St chiatnc Nur.ing. Wayne State Um- liability and Quality Assurance. to become mvolved on a one-to-one she's hated; and she's not shy about telling you why, basis as volunteer to a person wHlI MIChael's Episcopal Church on verslty wall looking for an inillruc. One of a number of patents he has multiple sclerosis Sunningdale Park, with convenient But she's able, also, to pick out the good thing in a bad tor In a research project m Psy- deSigned for the trailer mdustry IS parkmg, Wide doorways and halls (Continued on Page 4B) chiatric Education at NorthVille the "bathtub" style used, among She began to viSit Delores Lind- REMS Pomte meets at 7:30p m on Ruth took the job and enjoyed It, other things, for sWlmmoblies sey, whose parents had been (Continued on Page 88) ~&~&~&~&~&~" ~ Short and to The Pointe A GOLDEN ~~~~~:::1:7h::::::=~~:::::~::;r:~::::;,-~~OPPORTUNITY TO REMEMBER The Woods were honored With a Phyllis Chesney, Thomas P., Paul, reception at the Gourmet House on and Robert, all of Grosse Pointe;

:~~d~!r:n~I:~~~~~e~te il,C~~~~: ~O,IOan~~)is:~n~~Z~~~i~?~~atl;ll~ repeated their vows at San Shores. They also have 26 THIS H0 LID~~ SEAS0 N Francesco Church before the recep- grandchildren lit • tlOn They have two daughters, ••• .. =-:==--======-======Lillian and Liberta Licata. !VII' Manne Lance Cpl Kevin M. Licata owned People's Poultry Kohut, son of Janet R. Kohut, of i E Companv In the Eastern Market Grayton Road, recently departed on ~ before his retirement; Mrs Licata a deployment to the Western Pacllic ~ IS the former Elizabeth Mercurio, Ocean as a member of the Third and has been active With the Font- Battalion, Third Mannes, an ele- bonne Aux IIlary at St John ment of the 31st Marme AmphibIOUS ttt Hospital Out-of-town guests who Unit based at Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii ~ t Jomed the festivIties Included the ••• ~ couple's sisters and brother-m-law, Among students graduated from lII/ Eleanor Lanzarotta, Gloria Mer- The Cuhnary Institute of America '* CUriO and C, and .lenniI' nunci, all on Aug 31, were Mark Weideman, all of Cahforma, nephews and meces, son of Marilyn and Robt'rt J. Weideman, of Paget Court, and Canada, Sandra Lanzarotta, of Patricia Ann Goug-h. daughter of Callforma and :\.11'and Mr<;. An- Mr. and Mrs. William J. Gough Jr.. ,. thony Licata, of Grand Rapids of Devonshire Road The pall' com- .. Other" were cou!>ms :\1r. and 'Irs. pleted the Institute's 21-month JoP '\morelli, of Staten Island, course m food preparatIOn and ~ ;..,Y , :\11' and '\11'<;Ton) DiMinO, service ., (,ratf' and \lar) DIMino, ]\11'''.De" ••• O"'eil. \11' and \11'<;.Donald Wolk, Honored as a DetroIt Ambal>sador and \Ian and Verna Lo( icero. all by the Metropohtan DetrOit Conven. of Hoche~ter, NY, \11'. and Mrs tlon and VISitors Bureau at a Sept J{1(hard Borelli, and Mr. and :\In.. J91uncheon was Paul J. Schwikert, '1lchaf'l Zaffuto. all of PltL"hurgh, of The Park, associate dlrt"Ctor of Pa and ale.,o:\.11'<;:\lary Lomanoco, the DIVISionof Laboratory Ammal it '*E of Grand Rapld~ and Mr. and .'\11'<; Re<;ources at the WaynE' St~,te « ., ( al'l \\plkf>r, of Flof1da Among the Umverslty School of MediCine, who v.erldmg party prp<;(-nlat the rccep wa!> mstrumental III hrll1gmg the tlonv.('r(' \11' Z.tfruto,th('he<,ITl,;m, American A~<;oclallOn for \1arlon \lat£'ra, of DetrOIt, maid of Laboratory Ammal Sc](~nc("c; na. ttI hr!Oor ue.,hpre.,'\1ich,u'l LH'ata, of tlOnal convention to DetrOit In I9B8 IIiJI LI'vonlrland Erne"t '\1l'rcurJO, of Mt ••• CIf'Tlwn<., Ho,,(' Ki""pl, of Thp William A. \1a('kf''Y, !>Ollof '\lr. i :-,hon-., flower ~lrJ ,wd nng h<'drer and Mr., Allwrl '\1,u k(') , of The i,. Tnn} \~npJlo, of HmlCypar at Paul (, HI'lan~PI ',on of '\1r and Hobart College, from which hl' wa<, \Jr.. ./('An \1 Bf.l.mg('r of W,..,t graduatl'd thl!>e.,prlng )JoyJ(' Plat (. v.;:,<, named to thl' ~ll1(kn!<,· who<,('.. Aim" (oih gl' rI /)f'dn <, 1.1<,1((lr lhe .,econd t('rm, <,d)(lJ,lr<,hlp<,havl't)('('n r( n(.\\('(1 for IljP.ll:. at lhf' I'nlv('r<.,llyof J)ch(Jlarilhlp 201 {9 M(H k Avpnup, Cro ...... p POlntp Wood ... ~~&~&~&~&~&~' ------886-4600 ~.Page Two-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, December 20, 1984 .'. - - - . ------Colonial party UNBELIEVABLE! for Pear Tree The Pear Tree Chapter of Ques- 2 TRIPS ters "Returns to Wllhamsburg" Brussels London Paris once agam for Its annual Christ. mas celebratIOn, which begins at Presented by de Bary Travel for just 10.30 a m thiS mormng, Thursday, Dee 20, m the Washmgton Road $799°0 home of Mrs. Stefan StefanOvlch FEB. 15 - FEB. 24 or MARCH 15 - MARCH 24 Mrs A J Christie has fashIOned htUe, ruffled dust caps for her iel- INCWDING low members The luncheon menu All Hotela with bath or shower Will feature authentic Colomal dIShes, made by members from Dally Continental breakfast Wilhamsburg Cook Book recipes Three parties in European homes ~lrs Stefanovlch. chapter pre- Air via Sabena Belgian Airline Sident, WII!conduct a make It/bake It/sew It auction The members Take advantage now of the best dollar rate. v.11Ithen prm Ide their ov.n enter- Space limited call for liter;;ture. tainment- a Christmas carol smg- along

'I~ t de Bary Travel \. - -' . Women's Network 319 F;~he!" ~.... meets for dinner Corner of Maumee '~ The Michigan ProfeSSIOnalWom- en's Network concluded the year .~'' 881-3747 1"""' .....- With a dmner meehng Monday. Dec 10.at 6 p m at the Somerset ~J'.. , *Taxe& not Included. B.&ed on double occupanc} Inn In Troy, begmmng v.lth the 8 ------_.-_------group's traditional networkmg hour Panelists dlscusbmg networkmg A gem of a Hunt Club party as an effechve tool for advance- The Grosse Pointe Hunt Club's New Year's Eve Party Monday, Dec. 31, will also be the kickoff ment were Gall Kmg, vice-pres- of its 75th )'ear as a club: a formal, all-night Diamond Jubilee celebration offering tennis, entertain- Ident, Jumor Achievement's Proj- ment, champagne and breakfast. Members of the planning committee include Oeft to right> SALLY ." .,,- ... ect Busmess, reportmg on "How to COX, JOHN PIERCE, BARBARA MILOCK, ROLLIN ALLEN, chairman, DON MILOCK and Dr . :...... Netv.-orkWith Each Other as Pro- ~"'~1': fessIOnal Women;" DIana Wood, RICHARD SHENK US. The GPHC was the original of three southeast Michigan riding and hunt clubs ~..,.z real estate broker, Estate Bullders organized in the early 19005. Among its founding fathers were George Lothrop, Captain Burns Inc , talkmg on "How to Network Henry, Elliott S. Nichols, Colonel Fred M. Alger and Wesson Seyburn. With Men," Nancy Bliss, owner/ After World War II, the club built new stables, providing room for 150 horses and including a spe- president, Bhss Supplies Inc , ad- cial stable for polo ponies. A polo field, steeplechase course and flat racing track were laid out. Hunt- dressmg "Networking Problems - ing areas were purchased, in Bloomfield and Metamora, which became the Bloomfield Open Hunt Uses/Abuses;" and Judy Rogers, and the Metamora Hunt Clubs. manager, VR Busmess Brokers, Following slow years of growth during The Depression and World War II, the GPHC began thriv- Troy, who presented a case prob- ing again in the mid-4Os. Restoration of the club was implemented. Eventually, the polo grounds lem for group diSCUSSIOn were sold to Grosse Pointe University School (now University Liggett School). Further improve- The MPWN offers information, support and contacts to help wom- ments at the Hunt Club included more stables, a swimming pool, clay tennis courts and renovation en succeed in theIr careers Its dm- of the clubhouse, parts of which date back to the 18405. ner meetings are open to the pUb- Four indoor tennis courts were added in 1971, with a connecting, lounge-viewing area overlooking he, but advance reservatIOns are the courts and the indoor riding ring. Later, paddle tennis courts were built, further expanding acti- reqUIred Additional mformahon vities available to GPHC"s members. On the eve of its Diamond Anniversary Year, the club is, as on the group may be obtained by always looking to the future. Plans for further expansion include more stables and renovation of the calling 851-9441. indoor riding ring. Moving, Engaged, New Baby?~ Getting Settled Made Simple GIVE THE GIFT OF FITNESS New Town ollemmas fade after a WELCOME WAGON call As WELCOME WAGON Representative II s my Job to THIS CHRISTMAS help you maKe the most of your new neighborhood Shopp,ng Areas Community opportunities SpeCial at You have read about our personalized "at home" exercise program In the Grosse Pomte News tractions LoIs 01 liPS to save you time and money Now treat yourseff or someone close to you to the fmest and most umque gift of all - THE Plus a basket of gifts for your fafT'lly I'll be listening GIFT OF HEAL TH. for your call HELPFUL HINTS for Weddings and Engage. ments too! Ou.r Grosse POinte ExerCise PhYSiologISt,Christi CracchIolo, M.S , Will come to your home 3 limes a week to make sure that you exercise - and exercise properly I Our initial fitness program tasts for 3 months and ISa comprehenSive wellness program deSigned by Fitness <'l1f~e~o~ Elite's ExerCise PhYSIOlogists Gro••• Pointe ••••••••.••••••• 881.5618 St. CI.lr Shor••..•..•. ,., •...• 881-2221 • WE HAVE BEEN SATISFYING GROSSE POINTERS FOR WELL OVER A YEAR. New "by 822.0819 ., you register during the holiday season, you will receive 3 sessions as our gift. So call todayl

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MONDAY ROAST TOP ROUND OF BEEF Slices of Tender Beef roasted to perfection. TUESDAY CITY CHICKEN Tender pieces of Pork and Veal on a skewer, delicately breaded and baked WEDNESDAY ROAST LOIN OF PORK Succulent Pork Lorn served WIth our Savory Herbed Bread DreSSing THURSDAY BAKED LA,SAGNA Layers of Mildly Seasoned Cheese, Savory Meat Sauce and Tender Noodles FRIDAY FI LLET OF SOLE A mild and flaky Fillet baked In a Lemon Butter Sauce

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Rites are read in The Pointe Dance Slimnastics A reception In the Grosse Pomte Alencon lace and net and a WE MAKE War Memorial's Crystal Ballroom lace-tnmmed, Side-tipped hat, ac- followed the weddmg of Kflstm Sue cented With seed pearls and hold- Wehmeyer, daught~r ot Mr, and 109 a shoulder length veIl Cymbl' YOUR Mrs David B Wehmeyer, of BIsh- dlUm orchids and IVy formed her op Road, and David Thomas Pal- bouquet FITNESS mer, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Lisa Wehmeyer, who came from G Palmer, of Stephens Road Mmneapolls, MU1I1.,to act as honor Presldlllg at the 5' 30 o'clock fltes maId for her SIster, earned an arm FUN! Saturday, October 27, In Grosse bouquet of rubrum hlies and alstro- Affordable tool Pomte Memonal Church were The mena centered With red Sweet- "Exercise For Less Than Reverend David B Antonson of heart roses 90' per c1ds,> Memorial Church, The Rever~nd BridesmaIds, carrylllg rubrum Dance Slimnos tiCS Wilham H Leslie, of LaSalle Street hly and alstromena arm bouquets, oHers Aerobic classes In Church, Chicago, III , and The Rev- were Kathleen and DIane Palmer, Don'eoExf;-rc seoS're'er r>gO\l'/o'e' erend John J Burkhart, of Samt sisters of the bndegl'oom, LInda uerc SE' G mo'e 10' Q, rJge, 0 F 'S' Clare of Montefalco Church ButterfIeld, Ellen Mosher, of ~=,ClOSSF ee-CGn'len en' corOf 005 RIchard Mays, of Charleston, ChIcago, a concert pIanist who also "t( • tJ DaIS Les-One LON Y5S::or rpP S C, arranged for the five-piece performed at the receptIon, Pam- ..," ~ t ~ -..~::- -Ar0lJol f1>€''Tlbersh p Or 152 qumtet of DellOlt Symphony Or- ela Wehmeyel', the brIde's cousm, :\11',and l\ln., :\11'. and :\Il'!>. Sove i4 on Morch session '",es by chestra member~ who pia) ed the also of Chicago, and Meredith David T. Palmer Timoth,\ J, KE'lIy processIOnal and recessIOnal, and NIerenberg, the brrde's college SIgning up wlth 0 f"end lodoy! precedIng the (eremony Marv roommate, of AlbIOn, III OhIO, dnd ,Jo~cph ;"lcCloi:okey, of ) .... J".. f' ~ "I,.. d... ., }...-) "'-.. r .J. \..... 1'\ Anne O'Shee and Elise Fmch, of They wore floor length dresses of Chicago Saginaw, were hoste&ses at the ruby red mOIre taffeta, V-necked at The mother of the brIde wore a Melissa Sterr Call Dance Slimnastics Now! receptIOn front and back, theIr shoulders ac- long sleeved, floor length gown of The bnde selected a go",n of cented WIth bows, theIr hUed pale perIwInkle blue chiffon. Its is a fall bride 886-7534 or 882-6634 ltaHan chill on, cdndlellght IVOI'y10 bodIces gathered at the hips pleated center panel extendIng A receptIOn at the Canterbul',) Ciasses Start January 7 (, P \\,ood. Pre.!»" ...... n color, styled \\lth a cap-sleeved Best man was James NeVIlle, of down the bodIce to the hem of her Road home of her pdrents, 1\1r and l h"'1 lht' King bodice of Alencon lace and an IIlu- San Diego, Cailf. Groomsmen were skirt The blldegl'oom's mother's Mr~ RIChard Dean Sterr, follo\\ ed \j & \\ 9 30 • m Islller! '" & \0\1 f; ~5 P"l r & HI 6 4'; p m II",!>", \\,ood. Jf K Llb, .. ,~ stOn keyhole necklme, clasped at James and Robert Palmer, the raspberry chIffon gown was also \1&\l.7pm the early autumn wedding of l\lells- \1 It< HI ' ()()p m r"rr.n the back WIth covered buttons ex- brIdegroom's brothers, Edward long-')!eeved and floor length, and sa Sterr and Timothy John Kelly, f",. J.o'h MeXICO, at Cancun and Cozumel Saturday, September 1, In the 'Scotsman' brings Nancy accolades They are at home In ChIcago. Grosse Pomte Academy Chapel Out-oC-town guests Included Mr was The Reverend John T Schuett, Finalists m the Bank of Com- other finalists, at the Hamtramck and Mrs Richard Bendel', of Beth- S J. esda, Md, Mr and Mrs Monroe merce's Ethno-Art '84 stateWIde Pubhc LIbrary earher in the month The bnde wore a gown of white Macpherson, of WestfJeld, N J , art competition Included local ar- The competItron, now m ItS lace, styled With a high necklIne Mr and Mrs Maurrce Faller, of 71umh !jOlt tist Nancy Prophlt, who has stud- fourth year, attracted more than and long sleeves, slIghtly puffed at MIOneapohs, John Slevin, of Aus- Ied at thp. Center for Creative 250 entries from artists around the the shoulder Her gathered sku t tm, Tex , Mrs John Van de Kamp, StudIes and under many promment state It is designed to celebrate the featured a scalloped, matInee of Pasadena, Calif., Mr and Mrs artists, and has had works commIS- cultural dIverSIty of metropohtan length hem. She pmned a cluster of James Bedmger, of Dallas, Tex, SIOned throughout the country and DetrOIt, partIcularly the CIty of white stephanotiS to the back of her Susan Wehmeyer, of Houston, mternatlonally Her "Scotsman" Hamtramck, Bank of Commerce hair and cal'ned an arrangement was on display, along With work of headquarters Tex, and Scot Christiansen, of Iowa City, Iowa of IVy and stephanotIs, centered WIth a whIte orchId More were the John Deppongs, of SMART CLASSICS AT Corunna, the TImothy Haneys, of Carrymg mIxed, 111formal bou- Chesamng, the Thomas Carls, of quets of summer flowers, tied WIth VALUE PRICES Jackson, and, from Chicago, Ann coral nbbon, were Suzanne Stel'r, Wehmeyer, Steven SpICer, James who served as her sister's honor - Karls, Eric Billman, Barry Reece, maId, and bndesmaids Chnstina ., Beth Pauley, PattIe WIgand, Char Sterr, of New York City, another ------~--_.-Slezak and Mr and Mrs James sister, and Mary Kirk Berns Ste- Fall' vens, thell' COUSin TheIr dresses of turquOise cotton chmtz featured portrait necklInes, Cap Beta Sigma short, balloon sleeves and full Phi WSU pledge skirts Best man was Joseph Girardi Beta Sigma Phi FellowshIp com- Ushers were Kevm Sterr, Carl pleted Its $10,000 pledge m 1984 by Sterr II and Richard Dean Sterr ~~, " submitting a $500 check to the An- Jr , brothers of the brIde, who play- ~~~ ~ thony Wayne Society ot Wayne ed theIr gUitars and sang durIOg State Umverslty The funds were the ceremony dlstnbuted as follows $125 to the 1)~ The mother of the brIde wore cor- ~~~C:!1LWl Hilberry Theatre, $100 to the WSU al nbbon SIlk The bndegroom's , r " - h \I .....t j ..... In, < Alumm AsSOCiation and.~275 to the and staff <," • JOUf'Cfassitp~til1gS"havca)."";" . mother selected an off-white kmt. speClallusler It comes from a fashion mix of pearls, WSU Library for acqUisItions :#1. Ir B9,tp m.o~l.\ers carned gardemas • 14kgold and diamonds u •Beta SIgma PhI donated an additional $500 m 1984, to the WSU Na- The newlyweds vacationed m 11 KERCHEVAL tIOnal Endowment for the Humal1l- northern MIchIgan They are at 882-S5.'iO ties Challenge Grant home III Delray Beach, Fla ....~l~""". For a CHARlES W. WARREN ~o"~~~~~.~tli~~t~~~.::<:00:<"' 0 0 0 0 ' •• 0 "," •• ! 0 I'. oW;:: 0 • 0 • - - 0 •••••• .• ~ ~ sports

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Page Four-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, December 20, 1984 From Another Pointe t Of Vie\\T Fran Kirkland's (COBliJna~ from Pag~ 181 prodaK'tioft. Take the Philippi MDCl, ,.. iIlsLall~e.1D Loodoa. Medlepoiftt a kftit shoppe hlO )'urs IgO, 'l\itb her dilldrea aDd granddlilclrell, mo&M:r ANNUAL laughed hel'Rlf sill) at Soi.ses Off, described Heartbreak Houst' as superb and set off for SCralionko--Av_ "'i\h high CLEARANCE SALE bopf'S. Wt all did. The Ro)'al Shakespeare play 'us Jllliu sblrtS Wednesday, Decemb ... 26 Caesar. an old friend, home ground. and we ,,'ere going to baH' a baU, 16930 Kercheval • In The Village. 881-4575 SOLUTION TO \\ e thought it a linle odd \Iohen Mark A.nton)' addressed Sign up NOW for January Knrttlng and Needlepoint Classes! the populace 00 a large tele\"isioo screen. but not half so odd Open Thursday !"e~j~~S~n~~:30 p.~ _ LAST MINUTE SHOPPING as the rest of the audience did, e-spedall)' the large propor. tion of audience for \10 hom English \10 as a second (or third language!. "Y~ iss Antooy talking on T\". Walburga?" "I a don'( KnO\lo, Hans, \ e vru chust haIf to ,'ait to fmd out." The) ne\ er did. To make matters \Ioorse, as a TV per- Gift Certificate sonalil\ \ntoO\ \Ioas a dud, ~ixon ShO\loN better. And An- Dear Santa: Keep me ton) ....as boring; tbe) alll\ere. "This isn't,eT)' good," said from my oldest nephe\lo. "That's the understatement of the year," traveling light in 1985. said m) )oonge-st niece. Mother said nothing, although she \\ as clear ....disappointed. Christmas Ii..t: So the pia), and the e\ ening, dragged on, to Philippi, o Tooth bru,,!: c: -\1,0 an,o L f)lcl'onan Pa",~porter where the actors and the actioo did not pick up, but, , . "~I)' o Luggage Can ::: Soor Reml!\t'r o Half Dr. er o CJ.::.enes MARGARET RICE God!:' said m\ mother. "Will ,ou look at that mud!" We o ~1anmekko CJ CJ Wallet C Shoe Shme Pads all unglazed our e~'es and looked. Somebo'ft, through the use o Travel Iron HIde-A-Safe SLlssors o \lone\" Pouch 78 Kercheval Or' trje ""Ii~ (313) 881-7020 of some effect, Vt e "ere seeing the defInitive muddy hattle-- o o o \o!tagc \ald ~ D.1!fJe Bag field. Philippi itself ma) bne been dry as dust. for aU I o Laundr'pac n,'eezers o Pan.c Pac w Lt:Spoftsac 00\\, but ""hoe"er dreamed up that mud knew hislher o business. :J \lml'\!cd c = ~Ilcru Lite C Carrera Bag C Berlitz GUldes ~ow, \Iohen m)' mother's children and grandchildren see o Ramgear OCarn'Ons some particula.rl)' effecth'e speeial effect. they have a stan4- o Toller Kit o ):o"dtles just in time for Christmas ... a.rd against "'hieh to judge it. "that's ,rery good," we say . o l"mbrella o Tra\ el GUIdes ..Almost as good as the Philippi Mud:' Tra,"eling Light. ... BUY 2, GET 1 FREE .. Llgtn',elght luggage and (through the mail) It was odd that my mother had never seen a Michigan tr'i\e! accessones. Opera Theatre production. It was plain unforgiveable that (Formerly LeSportsac) . none of us, children or grandchildren, had ever thought to BRAS Somerset Mall Troy MI 48084 1313)649 1660 take HER to the theatre. She'd always been the one to do Fa.rlane Town 'Center Dearborn MI 48126 3 i 31 211 1750 32to36B&C the taking; I assume we assumed that she'd make sure she Reg. $16.50 saw what she wanted to see. NOW I'd been a Michigan Opera Theatre fan for several years. and had tickets to The Merry Widow, MOT's fIrSt produc- ( A 4 '12" tion of the 1984-85 season. When the person I was going with , ~W "'()U e_ . BIKINI backed out, literally at the last minute, I had no one to turn = VI~i()n~ {)I , to but my mother. I wasn't sure she'd want to go. . S.M.l. • Reg. $7.50 "Look,"' I said, "I know it's late, and you don't have to •t say yes, but I've got two tickets for The Merry Widow •t, NOW tonight . . ." • 63 • '5 That's all I got a chance to say, "I'd LOVE to go," said • my mother. "The last time I saw The Merry Widow was •" Available in • Navy, Black. almost 60 years ago, at the Lyceum Theatre in Rochester, • N'S. I snuck out of school to see it. We sat in the balcony . • and • Beige I feU inlove with Danilo. That's not surprising: I fell in love • l'cuUian Wine. with a lot of people from the balcony of the Lyceum Thea- • tre." •. ~. So we went, and my mother fell in love with another Danilo. She liked Cleo Lame, too. She thought the sets were t• l beautiful. At intermission, she overbeard someone remark, ;; in a disparaging tone, *Of course, It's'l1dt a TRADmONAl.. . ,. Merry Widow," Mother was appalled.. "Idiot!," sbe said . . "If I saw The Merry Widow I saw 60 years ago at the Lyce- . um Theatre in Rochester, N,Y"I'd fall out of my seat laugh- . ing, As for him (she indicated the Lebar traditionalist>, he'd leave!" On the way home, mother asked how many productions MOT staged dunng a season, "Four," I said. "Three in the fall at the Music Hall and a big, Grand Opera production 22241 Kelly Road • East Detroit in the sprmg at MasoDlc Temple." 445-8808 "What's the next one?" I told her It was The Magic Flute. 1.,1 ..... '. ~~. ~ I -- ;:: 9 S_,. :2:; "You know," said my mother, "I wouldn't mind seeing that. " After The MagIc Flute (she thought Papageno was excel- NATURAL BLACKGL.A1-fA MINK COAT lent, thought Tamino was wooden and thought "The Three FRO~l THE F~EST FE~1ALE PELTS Boys" should have stayed home), mother said, on our way home, that she was looking forward to MOT's next produc- 21028 MACK AVENUE tion. "I can't think, " she mused. .'how I have MISSED Mich- BlACKGlAMA 1 igan Opera Theatre. It's so much fun, and it's so good." GROSSE POINTE WOODS f!tj -'--", I had a problem, "Lll . , . the next one's Sweeney Todd, 884-0330 and I'm not sure you'd like it. It's about a barber who kills people and his girl friend who makes meat p'ies out of the people Todd kills. It's not exactly upbeat. ' My mother, whose favonte play is Othello, just looked at me. "Besldes," I saId, "Judy (my slSter) saId she wanted to go, and I half-promJ..sed her the ticket " My mother continued to just look at me .. 'You can't," she said fInally. flatly '1bat's MY ticket!" • • • MOTOR If )"ou ~ere luck) enough to see "S",eene) Todd." you knO\lo ~fOT outdid itself on this one, The ooat coming out of the fog to dock on the Thames ~as almost as good as the Philippi ~ud. ~Iother said she hadn't bad such a good time since she sa"" The Threepenny Opera for thf' first time. It Simplifies the idea of ~hat to get her this Christmas. A subscription to ~Iichigan Opera Theatre's 1985-86 season, of course, (I'm not letting tbe cat out of the bag: she knows she's getting one,) She doesn't need a ticket for MOT's Grand Opera production of Aida this spring; the one I have is already hers. 'Living gifts' take thought Chnstmas cards and holiday the pet may not be possIble Poten. greetmg5 IJflen pIcture cuddly pup- tlal holiday dangers, as well as YEARS AHEAD OF THE COMPETITION. pIes and kittens poPPing out of gal' establIShed ones. Include chev.'lng ly wTapped packages or decked In on tmsel, nbbons and electnc cords nbbons and bows These Images Ail can cause serious IHness or even • Built-In autowlnd at 2 • State-of. the-art electronics nave become S.al of fun all too oflen It IS choose theIr 0\1,11pet, to select one a negative experJence for the that has the quahtles and tempera- ammal and the r(>Ciplent ment that matches theIr lifestyle ~~ pets need qUlet tIme to adJUSt -' Yt-'henyou gl\le Slon In-e ....Ith for 10 to 15 ye(j' H.e..rre 886-7715 and attentIOn he needs offers the greatest likelihood of a In addltJon. close survelliance of successful match-up HoUd.Iy ~-,rs: Mon.-Frl 9 3().9"OOSat 9 30-5 30 Sun 23rd 12-4 '--~~------...------.

Thursday, December 20, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five-e I New Arrivals I Look to state 'Tis the time ---_----J. for food gifts for Christmas .NowOpen- ;\11'. dnd :\lrlt, D,l' id :\ldkl, of Bar. If you need inSpiratIOn for ChrIst. nngton Road, announce the birth of mas gIVIng, take a look atl\llchlgan Seal Cookies JOHN MOFFETT theu' l>econd child. a daughter, :\lan food products You'll fmd many of Chnstmas Seal CookIes make a ANTIQUES & COUNTRY CRAFTS Katherine. 1':0\ 28 !\Irs l\lakl b the them hand!>omelj l$lft-\\'Iapped, and former Doroth) Mddi"OIl, daughter colorful, flavorful additIOn to any. they make delightful remem- one's holiday cookIe collecllon The of :\11', and 'Irlt '01' bel t 'ldll!ltOIl, of Featuring a wide range of antiques brdnces \\ lth a !>pecldl personal Amencan Lung ASSOCiatIOn of Bucklllgham Road Patel'llal gl'dnd touch and collectibles. mother IS :'th'!> DOloth\ ;\laki of De. Southea",tern MichIgan offers thl!> :\llchlgan grown food products recIpe which features brandied frUit Abo, handmade ApplachJan and MichIgan crafts trOll l\larj Kathenne\, lllg bl other mcludmg stuffed and wood toys, and gifts for the home Dd\ld I~ III month!> old all' pl'lced to lit any giver's pocket- and nuts III a chewy, fe!ollve cookie book and to SUlI e\ el Y ta~te lI1c1ud- 212 CUps mixed candied fruit Open Tueaday thru Saturday nooD-5:3O;Sunday 11-3 mg the hard-to-plea!>c and those who ph040 by Fu'<'tgolt SludKl 1 cup raisins :\11. and :'Ilrlt Fr,IIH'Ilt J. :'Ill.Phdl- have cverytiling Each )'ear, more Elizabeth Sweet 12 lin, of North Renaud HO.ld, an- cup brandy or apple jUice \~ 1105Clinton St., St. Clair dnd more gift pack!> of l\llchlgan 2 eggs nounce the bIrth of thell' Ii!'::,tchild, foods are available 111 !>UpcImarkets 12 cup brown sugar (hghtl ~~ 329-3300 a son, Ft allCI!> Joseph .11 , Dee 8 and specIalty food ~hop", You can Miss Sweet !\Irs :'I1cPharlllll~ the to! mer ('.11'01 sa \ e money by d",sem bllllg ~our I I cup butter, melted J. :'Ileree,l, d.lUghter ot \II' dnd ,It .. 12 tsp baklOg soda 0\\ n gift ba>.keb 01 packdges from will be wed John 'lei Cl'a. of Dorthen A\l'nue pi oducts III the 10C.1l market l.j t~p cinnamon Paternal gl andp.lll'nb .II e '11 dnd Red .1nl1 golden dehclOus apple", :'Ill' and l\1rl> Char]('!> E S\\ eet 12 tsp cloves '11 It Thollldlt \\ 'ld'h,lIltll, ot AI .Ire populal food chOices l\Itchlgan Jr, of Hampton BOdd, are .In I 2 ~p val1l11a lal'd A\ enue nouncll1g the engagement of thell Jam!> and Jellies .11 e other excellent 112 cups flour Kanies' Items for gift gl\'mg, several com- ddughler, Ehlabeth Ann, to 1\11- 1 cup nuts 'II. dnd '11''' [{tlll,lId F :\., II is. pdllles put out lI1terestll1g assort- chael Edward Tousley, !>on of 1\11' ko. of St Clall .\ \ enue announce ments, packed III many different ,.lI1d I\1rs Jdmes D Tousley, of Soak candied fruit and rdisin!> in thf' hlrth of thplr f,r,1 (.hdr1 , "An \\ ,lV, Or how about decoratlllg Cleveland OhIO A late June wed- brand~ for 12 hour!>, Beat eggs and ~~ajl Hlchdld F.X. In ..ko II, No\' 17 hOlncmade Jam and Jelly Jars With dmg I!>planned ..ugar \\1th rork. Blend in butter, !>(l- MISS Sweet hold", a Bachelor of da, "pice .. dnd vanilla. GenU} ..lIr III MOTOR-- brightly colored nbbons or bo\\ s. - :'III'S t'nsko IS the fOImer 'Ian :'IletnzlIIgel', daughter of '11'. and then arranglllg them III your own SCience degree III Nursmg from the flour. nut!>and the candied fruit Yo ith :'III'S.Jell) 'Ielllzmger, of Kalama. gift basket? UllIverslty of VIrginia Her soron- it!> r('l11aJJling liquid. Drop b) round- zoo Paternal grandparent!> are 'Ir. GIft boxes M MichIgan wme~ ty IS Delta Gamma Her fiance, ed tea!>poonful!> onto ungreased and 'Ir!> Rlchdrd.\ l'l isko. of make d fme gift for holldaj party who holds a Bachelor of Arts de- cookie sheet ... Pres!> a piece of cand- Franklin Ldke"" ~ J hosts and hostesses gree from Duke Umver",lty, IS cur- it'd fruit on top of ('ach cookie, Bake rently servlllg as a lieutenant 111 the 111 prp-heated 3750 oven 12 to 15 llll1ted States Na\ J 1lI111ule!l. furkey: food for all times Now that Thanksglvmg has come Takmg mto account mfiatlOn, tur- and gone, With Chfl~tmas Just keY costs less now than It did 15 around the cornel', you may believe years ago In Its vaned forms, tur- you soon WIll have seen and eaten key products In a dellca tessen gen- your fIll of turkey untll next hohday erally sell for one-third to one-half NURSING season less than other meats HOME Don't thmk so for a mmute Turkey also has fewer calones YEARS AHEAD OF THE COMPETITION. L The noble bIrd that graces our than other meats Turkey ham, for i IntrodUCing Ihe one camera that dearly outdIstances all 0Ihers. The Komca FJ:.1Motor Dr. and Mrs. Ray Kiely 80-15 tables durmg the wmter holidays IS mstance, has 128 calol'les, while Invite you to share with them sold and consumed year-'round pork ham has 187 per 3 5 ounces • State-of-the-art electronics a wonder-filled week In I -\..,r JHH.R.,O\ m !>ome 70 dIfferent gUIses' every- Turkey supplies hIgh-quality pro- • Built-In autowlnd at 2 thmg from turkey hot dogs and tem, plus generous amounts of cal- frames-per-second VIENNA, AUSTRIA In TROll, \HU{ • Full manual override turkey ham to turkey sausage and cium, Iron and B vitamms, 111- • Built-In autoload February 8.16, 1985 821-3525- turkey salamI, Reader's Digest cludmg riboflavlll and niacm And, • Body Only $995 from New York reports m ItS December Issue except for some fISh, turkey IS the for details write or phone The man responSible for more lowest of all popular meats III fat QU4un than 40 of these turkey transmuta- and cholesterol. Turkey's 10 per. Doris Jahnke \UR)/\G C IRL tIOns, Robert C. Baker, professor of cent fat compares With beer's 24 621 Fishe, Rd. Gro.. e Pointe, NI 48230 Food SCience at Cornell Umver- percent and pork's 23 percent Tel. 313-864.1672 Slty, says that turkey can be made It appears that the consummg to duplicate )u!>t about every va- public has taken notice of turkey's riety of meat sold many quahlles Amel'lcans today THINKING OF A NEW "If you can think of a l"lroduct." eat a whoppmg 2 6 billion pounds of CIl4d he says, "It can be made out of tur- turkey yearly key" Baker told The Digest that Even so, the Israelis are the bIg- P'leaM1lClJ H(Uci ~ he's workmg on turkey "corned gest gobblers They eat an average beer" at the moment 24 pounds per person annually, ~ v';".riiilI17114 Kercheval Avenue There's good reason for turnlllg tWICe the per capita consumpllon l. "IN.THE.VILLAGE" 885-2267 KITCBEN? turkey mto a food for all seasons rate In the Umted States Holiday Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9:30-9:00 Sat. 9:30-5:30 Sun. 23rd 12-4 DON'T TAKE A CHANCE - CALL A PROFESSIONAL

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ALL PRICES LISTED SHOWN IN CANADIAN FUNDS YOU'VE TRIED 11.(;(, '/f". (/,/(1,//11'" Iferry ~ THE REST I1rr'l/'/ IlIIIi II 7;(/''';''/11 /0 ,Ir, NOW 7;,r (/I ,/(jt\ 0 m/0"/ 11/1.1 I ( TRY THE 1/,(I/1'1"'/';' BESTI DESIGNER MODELS Canadian Female Fisher , =fit o Full length coat $26,500 Jackl SOrensen's i r Blackglama Mink AEROBIC I. Coats lull let out PROGRMtS 1 " male S~lns Irom $4,097 j ~ Lazare s Hallmark AEROBIC Canada MaJeslic Mink DANCING Coat fully let oul female and I from $4,730 NEW AEROBIC WORKOUT ,I , , MINK Classes Start Boys feel super .. • Fu,ly let Out Coats JAN 7 iL ; rrale skins $2,395 FOR t~JFORMATION CALL 884 2987 after 4 p m while keeping snug and .. femalE) ~"Ins $3 795 I " I ~...... " > Jackets j warm, In Superman"" knits male sl ['om S 1,598 Christmas COYOTE & BLUE FOX striP PJ s make bedtime COVal(' lilr \rei'> trom S 1 963 And funtlme DeSigned for 8 j(' fOJ JacrNs fHJm $695 warmth and safety BEAVER A Happy LrJrgha,' COdlS Irnm $1,776 of flame retardant Lflnqrl1lr JMrels from $1 195 New Year Dolyester stretch knit ALSOAIAH(,f SUr( liON Of SABLf I YWI' f ITCH ChiN Fron"t Siles 4 7 $17 • FULL PREMIUM on U.S. DOLLAR CHILlA II'.Hf n fOXfS IN • NO SALES TAX TO PAY CL UrJlr~lJ '~I, v'H1 1',lil(,O f1!: U c:,r~RLI',I', MHl cr,VSTAL ,T\~StaffAt • DUTY REFUNDED J ~J tptid StuJim. 19599 MACI< AVE GROSSE POINTE WOODS MICHIGAN 48238 882-9711 We wfJlcomf> JarotJc;on <, Chilrlj(' ('<'Irll nr Tho ArnOIl(d'l E:xpre')c;' Card Christmas Houre; Mon -FrI CONVENIENT HOLIDAY HOURS OPEN MONDAY THROUGH .. RIDAY UNTIL 9 • 493 Ouellette Ave ph SII(;p ~,ltLJrrl' until G GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, December 20, 1984

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MARINER'S CHURCH FIRST CHURCH Redeemer United A House of Prayer for all People OF Grosse Pointe Woods CIVIC • ANGUCAN • EPISCOPAL CHRIST, Methodist Church PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Eve of Christmas 19950MackAvenue 8864300 Monday, December 24 SCIENTIST 7:30 and 11'00 p.m. (Halfway between Moross and Vernier Roads) Grosse Pomte Farms 20571 Vernier Road ~ Duplicate ServIces: FestIVal Choral Eucharist I t \ Sunday, December 30 282 Chalfonte A"e. Harper Woods , I 8 30 a.m .. The Holy Eucharist Located between 884-2035 Moross and Moran 11:00 a.m.• The FestIval of Lessons and Carols 9:15 a m. Church SChool Free Parking - Ford Underground Garage SERVICES: 10:30 a.m. Worship The Rev. RIchard W Ingalls, Rector Sunday 10:30 a.m Wednesday 8 00 p m. Rev. Don Uchtenfeh Kenneth Sweetman, A.A.C 0., OrganIst and ChoIrmaster CHRISTMAS SUNDAY CHRISTMAS EVE 170 E. Jefferson Avenue, DetrOIt, 48226 - Phone: 259-2206 CHRIST UNITED DECEMBER 23 7 30 P m FamIly Worship Grosse Pointe g'3() a m Children's Sunday School presented by Children METHODIST 11 a m DIVine WorshIp and Youth GROSSE POINTE Unitarian Church "FROM REALMS OF GLORY" 11 p m TradItIonal Candlelight CHURCH Service with Chancel Choff MEMORIAL CHURCH 15932E. Warren Ave., 17150 Maumee 881-0420 Carols and Homily Detroit, Mich. 882-8547 Sunday, December 23 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 23 Candlelight Service Family Service 11 a.m. The Grosse Pointe Congregational ':A.RE'YOU THE ONE" and American Baptist Church Or. David B. An1onson December 24, Christmas Eve 240 Chalfonte at Lothrop, Grosse Pointe, Mich. 8:00 ~M. December 24 7:30 p,m. CHRISTMAS EVE Ministers: Family Service 5 p.m. A Certain SmaJJ Shepherd Frank R. Lenieke, JunIOr and JunIOr HlQh Choirs G. Vernon White John Corrado, MinIster 10:25 Handel's MESSIAH FIRST ENGLISH EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH Chnstmas Secbon Vernrer Road at Wedgewaod Drive Grosse POinte Woods - .•• CtuH¥W and.SeoU Higb. Choirs REV P KEPPLER - TU 4.5040 ~ ... Sunday, December 23-. ~ - - with Orchestra 9:30 & 11:15 a,m, Services SUI\TDAY,DECEMBER 23 I • lOA GOOD STORY" St. Luke 2:1-14 10:45 "SINGING 1tJNAAD THE D/JWN" 9 10 a m FamL1y WorshIp 9:30 a.m. Church School Worslup In MUSIC11 a m Dr Stanton R Wilson Cnll room facililJes at both 5emces All dlQlrs aDd beU cholI'S CHRISTMAS EVE Christmas Eve Candlelight Services : 16 lakeshore Or DWA Prayer Family Worslup 8 p m 7:30 p.m. and 11:15 p.m. Dec, 24 • 8&2-S330 - 2A hn PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (USA) S828770 7:30 p.m. Crib room thru 4 yrs. old Carols by the choir 7' 45 p.rn The Rev Roy A Hutcheon. D 0 Grosse Pointe United Methodist Church CHRISTMAS DAY 211 Morass Rood Church Worship 11 a rn @1. flic1}atl's fpiscopal Qr4urc4 CHRISTMAS EVE GROSSE POINTE 24075 Sunningdale Park, GP Woods 5:30 P.M. FamIly service 884.4820 9 P.M. & 11 P.M. WorshIp Services BAPTIST CHURCH 21336 MACK AVENUE Carols, Candles and Communion The Rev. Robert E. Neify r Rector GROSSE POINTE WOODS CHRISTMAS SUNDAY A Warm WELCOME Awaits YOU :9:15 & 11:15 8.m. Worship Service Christmas Sunday Service CHRISTMAS EVE December 23 9:45 and 11 a.m. 400 P m Children's Carol Eucharist 7'30 p.m Choral Euchaflst and Sermon Christmas Eve Candlelight Service 11.00 p m. Chnstmas Lessons and Carols 11.30 P m Choral Eucharist and Sermon December 24 7 p.m. Rev William Taft SUNDAY CHRISTMAS DAY MINISTERS: 1030 am Chflstmas Eucharist and HomIly Robert W Boley Nursery Care 7 30 P m and 4 p m on Chnstmas Eve Jack L Mannschreck ST. PAUL EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH Come! Worship With Us ... 881-6670 Christ Church Episcopal Chaffonte and Lothrop CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS SERVICE 61 Grosse Pointe Boulevard Sunday. December 23, 930 a m 885-4841 Christmas Eve Service - 4 P M. CHRISTMAS EVE CANDLELIGHT Candlehght Service With Communion 10 P.M Monday. December 24 CHRISTMAS EVE 6 P m A Family Service of Praise 11 p m Service of Lessons & Carols 5:00 o'ck:,ck "The ProceSSIOn of the Creche' Sermon and Holy Eucharist Sunda)' Family Worship 9 00 A M and 11 15 AM A INt1ve faml!y~!JOf" 01 the Hoty Eucnansl Rite II whtC!l Will l'lelude 'he ch,ldren s Prr:r cession of the er.c'le 1nc1 many farother carols fNnt;pegatK>tl1f'l smgtng OOIJutnui Cilrtstmas M. hymns 8S we ce4ebfala rhe Lord s birth with Holy Euchanst Rite I (Hu~rt care evellablel Grosse POinte Woods Pastor George Schelter Pastor Robert A Rlmbo FI~ST SUNDAY AFTER CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS EVE ~=OOa.m. Holy Euc.harlst 9 15 a.m. Lessons Carols and Holy Eucharist DECEMBER 24 : 11:15 I.m. The FestiVal ServIce 01 Lessons and Carols CANDLELIGHT SERVICE 11:00 p.m, ST. JAIUES CHRISTMAS DAY HOLY NAME THE EPIPHANY DECEMBER 25 LUTHERAN CHURCH Tuesday, January 1 The Twelfth Day of Christmas January 6 McMIL.LAN ROAD AT KERCH!..,AL FESTIVAL SERVICE 10:30 a,m, 9:30 I.m. 8:00 a.m. 9:15 8.m 11:15 a.m. IN OROSSE POINTE "'''''''"'8 Holy Eucharist Holy Eucharist New Year s Eve Communion ServfCe 73() P m 884.0511 Thursday, December 20, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page seven-B :...... Ortean. DI...... ,. : CHET BOGAN Md the WoMlme Jazz Band : For a look In-Home Health Care • Every Tuesday 8 30 P m featuring Dlxiebelle • • • at PROVIDES: : THE UDO Dining, Cocktails : PROFESSIONAL NURSING, NURSES AIDES, •, ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••24C26 E. Je"If'''On (Just North of 9 MIle) 1• the COMPANION, LIVE-INS and/or OTHER news THERAPY SERVICE A T A LOWER COST. For Holiday Gift Giving (may be covered by Insurance) Exquisite Lead Crystal ... behind The care IS supervised by your doctor and may be the alternative to hospItal or nursing home care ... an alter- The native to better insure the emotional and physical well be- NEWS ing of the patient. each week HOLISTIC HEALTH CARE, INC. Call Carol, or Darlene 293 3960 read Tom Family Service Coordinators • Greenwood's

At Affordable Prices FYI Having trouble with Christma~ Gift Idea~? .. Why not give that special person a vacation for Area's largest selection at the on Christmas! !! CRYSTAL CENTER Page One '.~7."~~EHOUSEOUTLET '-T"'-'" I. ~ -w J of l~O 19866 MACK Bel 7 & 8 M,le lieneratlon liap here DAILY 105, FRJ 10 b 30 Woods resident EUGENE ZIOLKOWSKI helps his grandson SUNDAY 12.5 The NEWS CRAIG ZIOLKOWSKI build a better "",hatever," proving that X.1vlAS EVE 105 343..9078 there's no Generation Gap at Assumption f\ursery School. Eugene was one of 300 grandparents who hall a grand time with their children's children just before Thanksgiving at Assumption's Grand- parents Day, sharing daily school activitit'!> including music, art, language experiences, gym and story lime. The Nursery School is part of the Assumption Greek Ol'thodoll. ('hurch and Cultural ~ Center complex on Marter Road. CVMA Enjoy Julotta A gathering GteatWQYs T,avel COlpotQtion ~ at Immanuel of the clan Gerry Conway Kim Lasher, Anne Ford, Claud1a Gordon. Ellen Johnston, All are welcome at Julotta', the When Mane and Howard Draper Marianne Kas~ab, Barbara McLeod, Judy Standish, Phoebe Weinberg

r ItoM'f {jrg/i&IlIl/l.slttjJ IIYt.fted IOOlWklJ/I!t, Milt l' Ill'(}2 Swedish Early Morning Christmas started makmg plans for Thanks- ....~ ,~ WOrshiP ServIce at Immanuel Lu- gIVIng Day dmner this year, as 100 Kercheval on-the-Hill, 886-4710 theran Church, Chandler Park they have for the past 33 years, Open Mon.-Fri., 9 a.m.-S p.m., Sat. 10 a,m.-l p.m. Drive at Dickerson In DetrOlt The they had no Idea they would be en- 65th traditional candlelight sel'Vlce joymg that dinner with more than begms at 7 a m Christmas morn- 54 relatives - just on Howard's ing, Dec. 25 Side! Swedish hentage hturgy is cele- It all started when Howard's sis- NATURAL FOX JACKETS brated and there will be Christmas ter, June Keleher, and their cousin, smging in the Swedish language, Jean, got the Idea of having all IN MANY STYLES Introducing Les Exclusives DeSigned plus special songs by the Swedish thell' relatives get together to share only for the diSCriminating Arpi Male Chorus Dr Constantine ThanksgIving When place-at-the- ~1-"~i~" :".Jf.-' Trued will officiate, bringing the table requests grew to more than t- i"\ .>:. "'" Christmas message in English :-"'.• .-. 't,.~ ,. 50, Howard figured no home could ~ ~- ,,'" Also according to traditIon, the hold them all service will be followed by a coffee hour, With refreshments and He called hIS fa vorite club, the CYMA world renowned for quartz accu- fellowship, 10 the church hall Grosse POInte Yacht Club, and racy IS proud to present an Incredibly made arrangements to hold the fa- mIly reunion dinner there. The thin, water. resistant collection of fine GPYC was a logical spot, as most SWISS timepieces Each IS hand Try out Old of the relatIves hve in the Pointe crafted and ISavailable only at the area Those who did defect to the most exclUSive Jewelers In your West Side were welcome despite community Detroit Shop their lack of loyalty and lament- If you're still stuck for ~U~St-lm- aq~~l~pse or taste '~.J •• AS SHOWN' $59500 mite Christmas gift, you might check out the Old Detroit Shop at-the GPYC's Culinary Olympics Gold Detroit HIstOrical Museum, located Medaltst Chef Jeff Gabriel did a on Woodward Avenue across from superb job, as usual, with a menu the DetrOlt Institute of Arts centered on turkey carved at the The shop, an enterprise of the De- tables r troit Historical Society Gul1d, has a "As [ looked around the room, at Wide selection of interestmg, unusu- all the smilIng faces," Howard W>aLE:nte JEWELERS al gifts and ornaments. Proceeds say!>, "I couldn't help but wonder SINCE 1934 from sales help prOVide funds for what Grandma and Grandpa would 16849 Kercheval 881-4800 local histOrIcal purposes. thlOk If they could see their off- CHRISTMAS HOURS: The museum is open Wednesday sprIng now " MON.-FRI 930-9.00 SAT 930-530 SUN 12-4 through Sunday from 9:30 a.m to 5 The Joseph Goodins laid the p.m It is closed Christmas Eve and foundation for thiS 1984 Family Day and New Year's Eve and Day Thanksglvmg when they arnved here In 1922 wllh their eight children Grandpa Goodin was a carpenter He helped bUild many of the Carol night beaullful homes that lined Lake- for Phase I shore Road In the late '205 From the Goodm clan came the 'Tis the time of year for 35 to 45 Drapers, the Rocheleaus and the members of Phase I, the single, Bogards and theIr descendents, young adults, ages 25 to 40, who ga- J most of whom still live 10 the ther regularly for Sunday evemng program meetmgs at Grosse POInte area •. POInte Memonal Church, to carry on a tradition of the past 14 years Song for Salvation .' '.' ~)::,; by carolhng to Grosse POInte area shut-ms. Army's Auxiliary " . ~ d If' The group gathers this Sunday, The AUXIliary to the Salvatton COME SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF Fll~E FURS Dec 23, at 6 p m at the church to Army nwt Monday, Dec, 10, at receive maps and mstructions be- SalvatIOn Army headquarters on FOR ThAT SPECIAL HOLIDAY GIFT fore car-pooling to smg on the door- steps of half-a-dozen homes ~~I \~ I\~::~St~~~~~~s~o~~~~~~,fO~ OPEN THIS SUNDAY DEC_ 23rd 11-4 :P.M. They'll return to the church around bro .....n b,lg luncheon (dessert and 8 pm for refreshments, more Sing- K A F hcverdgc \\crc prOVided) at noon mg and a warm-up m front of the ar" nos u rC' and an dfternoon program of carols 'J ' .., fireplace 10 the second floor by thl' [)l'llOlt Symphony League's 19261 MdCk (llCllr Moro~~)IlC.III10 W

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Ed \'e(OI1. SOIl of Renee Baetens. of THI. YOU'REPREGNAm Herman and Alice Ruth Chosy, departing The Woods, was named \'etort. of Blalrmoor to the Dean's List for the 1984 summer ses- Court, was named VIce (Continued rrom Page lB) tours on the second Tuesday of Holiday Sale .' WORRIED? CONFUSED? presIdent of the Rugby sIon at Grand Valley the thlI'd Monday of each month at each month from 1 to 3 pm, and State College Students DISCOUNlS ON EVERY ITEM Club at Northern St MIchael's CoHee, tea and re- for specIal e\ ents ~Ichlgan Umverslty, freshments are served, and a pot- so honored earned at IN STORE least a 3 5 grade pomt where he lS a Junior luck dmner 15held once a year De- ". v.ill really miss the Docent can Pregnancy Aid average \ • One-of-a.k1nd AMISH QUILTS maJormg 10 marketmg lores Lmdsey was REMS POInte's proJe<:'t," Ruth says "Moross &. management The club fIrst presIdent House IS a mce house, but It \\ as • • • PILLOWS 882.1000 IS a member of the . ne\ er a pretentIous house It's full • Handmade, Collector'. WOODEN WIsconsin Rugby "When we fIrst started, I did of little detaIls, like patnted-on Ke\ 10 S. Harr1s, son GIFTS most of the organIZIng scheduling \\ ood gralrung, that you lIught mIss of Susan Harris. of Neff •• I all services free and confidential Umon • Beeutiful PORCELAIN lamps & art speakers and plannmg programs," 10 d casual \"1Slt I heartily recom. Road, has been offICIal. 'j objects [1 Ruth recalls "Graduallv, the mend a Docent tour" . ly accepted mto the members took over I had lot of U S M1litary Acade- ,. • LAURA ASHLEY BAGS a Ruth has also put together eye- ~\ good counsel tn developmg the my's Corps of Cadets as I i catchlllg antique sho\\ cases at the I group, from Cliff Trudell, who was a ne\~ member of the at TRENDS & TRADITIONS i a member of REMS East (one of Grosse POinte Central Llbran class of 1988durmg the ,. I dressed partlclpants In her church 73 KERCHEVAL seven other REMS groups In the annual acceptance pa- DetrOIt area), from Delores, from In \ mtdge clothmg for speCial pro- rade lftt:.tJt:...... tJt:. ~~ V1rgirua Mock, from Dave BIrd, grams presented for the Cmted \\ ho v.as our first speaker Dave .\Iethodlst Women, lOOIdma led SEl\tI- v.as executive d1rector of the vintage fashIOn sho\\ s for children NOW OPEN .Metropolitan DetrOIt ~tS Board at at Fern and Kerb\ ElemE.'ntarv Schools and presented \ mtdge hats the time. and an all weddmg fashIOn shO\\ to ~NNUAL "I HAD 0\ LOT to learn about semor members of the federaIl\'- MS " The greatest value of RE~lS fWlded Food and Fnel1dshlp Pro- AVOID THE JAM ... SAVE TIME groups, Ruth believes, ISthe oppor. gram at Ferr) CLEARANCE • PACt(ACINC ANO -Lt't:- __ lWlH,) U!l::,) IJI V\ IUt: LV! ~1Jlc I'l Hi. MS to get together and compare She collects \\ eddmg gO\\ ns SHIPPING "Poundage-Wise.' she says a bIt • PACKAGING SUPPLIES ••• , II'll\ SALE notes on a diSease 10 whIch e\-erv • ~"- I ruefully. .they're \'OT easy to case IS umque "You can't pred.1ct • PRIVATE J\iAIL BOX q the course of multiple sclerosis." move'" Among her pnzes ISa \\ Ine RENTAL 1t velvet dress and matchmg hat 20% OFF Ruth explains "No two cases are • TELEPHONE \\-orn by the daughter of one of alike" Robert E Lee s surgeons Just after ANSWERING SERVICE REMS Pointe 15 some 10 years the CI\ 11 War .'So mall" of the • KEY MAKING old now, and Ruth feels the group IS weddmg gO\\ ns of earlier-decades • PASSPORT PHOTOS well able to go It alone REMS were not whlte." Ruth notes • RUBBER S1 AMPS ~ii Pomte feels that Ruth w111be miSS- • POSTAGE STAMPS IACOBELI:S She became mterested 10 wed- ed - in ways group members • COPIES WE'LL PACK & SHIP ,\ATURALIZER SHOES haven't even thought of yet ding go\\ns \..hen, With Marlene EASTLAND CENTER SOUTHLAND CENTER Harle, she coordmated a senes of YOUR HOLIDAY PACKAGES I 83'-"80 287-&Sse Ruth has always cons1dered her vmtage (1860-1940) fashIon shows Don t waste your time standmg In Ime at the Post Office or UPS We'll do the MS commitment as part of her culm mating 10 presentatIOns at pao ..agmg and lurnlsh all packagmg materials, or you do the packagmg and we'll HOLR~ "'S 10930 commitment to her church. She's Questers' State Convention In 1978 ship It tor you via United Parcel Service (UPS), Federal Express, Airborne, Grey- an actlve member of the United and NatIOnal Convention III 1980 hound, or Motor Freight We can handle It all DEe' 23RD OPE:-' 10-9P ~1 Methodist Women, and was very "We begged, borrowed and bought I pleased when the UMW accorded costumes," Ruth says Some. she Postal and Business Services j .cz= her special recogrutlOn last Decem. Just couldn't gIve up Marlene ber for her MS work It wasn't the couldn't eIther, she, too, now has a flI'St time Ruth had been so CIted' a personal wedd1ng gown collectIOn MAlL BOXES ETC. USA'. ; few years ago, she was one of , ALL OF THIS ....hlle travelmg several recogmzed by the Metro- 18530 Mack Ave., at Touraine polItan Detroit Branch Chapter of back and forth to ;-';orth Carohna to the MS Society as Volunteers of the oversee the bUlld1ng of the new Grosse POInte Farms, MI. 48236 (313) 884--8440 Year. house. to VISIt her aIling mother Hours 830-5 30 Monday through Saturday and two SiSters In Norfolk, Va This year, on Sept 26, Ruth There's a brother 10 the south, too, Chosv became the flI'St recipient of and lots of COUSIns and elderly the Virginia Mock Award for Out- aunts standing MS Volunteer. Virg1OIa, former v1ce-chairman of the Ruth, an accomphshed seam- Metropolitan DetrOIt Multiple stress, makes pretty dresses for (LAMIA] Scleros15 Society's Board of Trus- "mama" Bobbm lace classes at tees, descnbes Ruth as "always AssumptIOn Cultural Center are COPPORATION available to help w1th programs another item on her busy agenda the soc1ety IS handhng. everyone There are tnps to OhIO, too, to knows and loves her " Akron to VISit Gene's mother and A month later, on Oct 26, Ruth aunts He was born 10 Hungary. and VlI'ginia were among volun- came to the States when he was teers honored by the M:SSociety at hve, grew up 10 Columbus and IS an a luncheon at the Detroit Golf Club OhlO State graduate Lamia Corporation is Neal Shme was the guest speaker The Chosys have managed several .t.nps abroad as well, as pleose

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holiday dance vows Nov. 10 tips offered H Be it ever so Members of the Fme Arts Socie- Houghton's Trimty Episcopal Hohdays are a time for family humble there's no ty of Detroit and their guests dmed Chur('h was the settmg Saturday, gatherings, parties and celebra- place like home." and danced at a Christmas Ball November 10, for the wedding of tions, but all too often these joyous IIlIml' ( llrl' Nur ..lnj( Friday, Dec 14, at the Grosse Laura M (Eaton) Peterlin, daugh- occasIOns are marred by tragic ac- 1'r1~,11I' nun ~ur","j( POinte Club As always, there was ter of Mr and Mrs Lorimer D Ea- cidents, such as chokmg lIunwm,lklnJ( !'>I'r\ Ill'"

carol smglng around the Christmas ton, of Launum, and James Ed- Chokmg ISthe leadmg cause of ac- If \H l,In hl'lp \OU ~Ith y"ur tree. The party was chaired by Mr ward Khber, son of Mr, and Mrs Cidental death 10 the home among 011'(111"I Ul jll r,ull,d ( .. n and Mrs Donald Kuhn, assisted by Ralph J Khber, of North Oxford chtldren under 6 It occurs most pll"'1 (,t11 committee members Mrs John Road often between the Halloween and 343-4357 Bruce, Mr and Mrs Edward Hoot, Presidmg at the 2 o'clock concel- Christmas holidays, clciumng the Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kurtz, Mr. ebrated service were The Rev- lIves of almost 2,000 children each and Mrs Erick Ryberg, Mr and erend Steven E Powers, an EpIS- year It has been estImated that 87 ~1rs Robert WE-ber and Mrs copal clergyman, and The Rev- percent of these cases are a result PMS James Whlm~ erend Glen G Weber, a Catholtc of carelessness pnest To help prevent such heartbreak- Profession.1 Medlnl ~wlces 20020 kl!lIy Rd. The bride, given 111 marnage by mg and needless aCCidents, the H.'pl!r Woods, MI 41ns her father and her chIldren, Dawn American Lung ASSOCiation of ~tI h.~ltoJ wJlh ~d HI John ffrhfi".J1 Pelerhn, who served as honor at- phOlO cOP~llghl '984 Englund s Sludio Lake Linden Southeastern MIchigan IS offering Sf'l~/1I1< 'ht, ,urroumhnj/, tendant for her mother, Lance, 1\11',and !\'Irs, Its annual fall AspiratiOn Program nJn~n)JJlIlIf.\' lor ov~, JO year ... Heather and Jess Peterlln, wore a Jame<; E. Kliber to area nursery, pre-school and day street length dress of blue Silk and care teachers IndIVidual brochures carned while orchtds the church A week later, on Sun- and worksheets are available to Bndesmalds were Ehzabeth Kh- day, November 18, the newlyweds parents for home use ber and Kathleen Norden Rmg were honored III The Pomte, at a Specially designed kits, cons~tmg bearers were Heather and Jess Pe- reception at the Grosse Pomte of posters, worksheets, cutouts and tprh n Y;whl f'll1h fl tp:!C'hinp' PlIH"lP WIll hP <;pnl 10 Besl man was Michael K Haata- They cire at home 111 Calumet, teachers ~to- help them educate ja Groomsmen were Wilham R and plan a sprmg motorcycle- children on the Importance of pro- Khber Jr and Thomas P Kliber. camping tnp to the Grand Tetons per eatmg habits and safe play A Kevin Curtin, Tom Anderson and and Yellowstone NatiOnal Park brochure with gUidelines for parents Mike Peterson ushered Soloist was The new Mrs Khber, a Northern IS included m the kits, to remforce Patricia Mitchell Michigan UniverSity graduate, the lesson and offer bps on how to The mother of the bride wore a holds an ASSOCiate degree 111 Tech- guard against chokmg at home Bums-Spilos street length dress of lavender Silk. nology She ISan x-ray technologist FOI additIonal mfOl'matlOn on the The bridegroom's mother also seat Calumet Pubhc HospItal The Aspiration Program and ItS "Keep lected a street length dress, of rose bndegroom, a Umverslty of De- Our Children from Choking" teach- troth is told beige sIlk, trOIt Law School graduate, IS an at- mg kIt, or any of the Lung ASSOCia- The ceremony was followed by a Mr and Mrs Ernest Spilos, of torney HIS law firm IS Kukkonen tIOn's more than 40 tree commumty reception and weddmg dinner at Fisher Road, are announcmg the en- and Khber, P.C., Hancock. serVices, call 961-1697 gagement of their daughter, Star- lene CalIsta, to William Arthur Visit Cranbrook during holidays for special treats Burns III, son of Mr and Mrs Will- Looking for a specIal treat for Spirit World of the Bering Sea Eski- and 3 p.m on Saturday and Sunday Iam Arthur Burns II, of Plymouth, yourself and your children thIS mo " It IS the most SIgnificant col- afternoons Additional shows have Mmn Christmas season? You don't have lection of EskImo artIfacts in exist- been scheduled for 1 30 and 3 p m Both MISSSpuos, a Grosse Pomte to travel farther than Bloomfield ence - and the only chance for Wednesday through Friday, Dee 26, South High School alumna, and her Hills, to Cranbrook Institute of SCI- Great Lakes area residents to view 27 and 28 fIance, an alumnus of Farmington ence, for a holiday chock full of nos- High School, are Northwestern more than ZOOobjects never before Children-only workshops explor- talgia, wonder and fascination. seen from the SmIthsonian's Ed- mg how to create ammal puppets Michigan College graduates. A mid- Children of all ages will enjoy the June weddmg is planned. ward W Nelson collectIon and discover the sCience of choeo- Institute's new exhibItion, "Inua: The Nature Center, open from I to late making are scheduled for 9 30 5 P m, on Satur,days and Sundays, a.m and 1p.m Wednesdaj through offers opportumtIes to explore the Fnday, Dec 26, 'l:l and 28 Protect plant from cold natural world m warm surround- A plant may be the perfect gift for greenhouse to your heated car. If ings Natural history speCImens Museum hours are 10 a m to 5 such as a giant turtle shell can be P m Monday through Friday, 7 to any number of reasons, but In cold your shopping trip includes other weather, transporting a gift plant so stops, make them first so that plants touched and examined. Bees can be 10p.m Friday evenings, 10a m to that it arrives in good health re- don't sit in a cold car and get chilled. tracked at work In their hives Blue 10 P m Saturdays and 1 to 5 p m qUires some care. When it's time to take plants from Jays and chickadees can be seen, Sundays The museum IS closed Lee Taylor, Extension hortlcul. the car, agam move them qUickly from the observatIOn wmdow, at Chnstmas Day AdmiSSion IS$3 for ture speciahst at Michigan State Any plant going from a brightly their feeding stations adults, $2 for students and semor ~ MERRY CHRISTMAS. MERRY CHRISTMAS. MERRY Q University, suggests making sure lighted greenhouse or shop into the Planetarium demonstratIOns en- Citizens, covermg all actiVIties ex- plants are well protected agamst the dry, low-light environment of a titled "Holiday Skies and the Christ- cept for the lasel'fllght concert, ~ OUR SPECIAL WISH TO EVERYONE FOR A VERY ~ mas Star" show various astronom- which IS an additIonal $1 25, and cold home or apartment Will have some (f) MERRY CHRISTMAS! -i "Whether you buy a plant from a adjustments to make \Cal occurrences of 2,000 years ago, workshops With varymg fees Addt- ~ ~ greenhouse operator or flOrist, or To minimize the shock, help the including brilliant constellations tional mformatlOn may be obtamed ::r: PhIlip Patams. Broker Bob Langhagen » gIve a plant you've grown yourself, recipient of a gift plant select a spot and the special star, at 1.30, 2.15 by calling 645-3230 u Mary Addes Margaret Maccagnone (J) Donna Booth George Mahoney ., make sure it's wrapped m several for It that will prOVIdeplenty of hght ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 6: Diane Dillon Yucel Mlluel 3: layers of paper with some dead air and a mmimum of drafts and tern- • • 0:: Kay Dillon Alberta Monahan m space between them before you take perature fluctuations, Be sure, too, John Vincent Galbo. • • w VIrginIa DI LUIgi Martin Owens ::0 It outdoors, It he suggests The fmal that .you give care InstruCtiOns along of Moorland Drivel was • • ::E Ken Dobbeck Marton Palauolo :xJ layer might be a heavy gr6cerysaCk ''--Willi the plant, so the reCIpient can graduated from John • • • John Fldnclgan Demus Pedersen -( or cardboard box. care for it properly to keep it Carroll Umverslty on • • '(f) Joan Goodreau Toni Perdl.te (') Rush the plant from the shop or healthy Sept. 2 • •

SINE REALTY SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SALES \1111111"1"" H\ltr \H\l"OIIII r HH471~X, Grdl'Il1U~ Ellg!l~h Tudm IOldled In the Park, featUring four bedrooms, two .Inti one h,1I1 hdlh., den, to'IOrldd r()(lm. breakfast room and paneled recrea. lion room \\llh \\('1 bdr ,lOti llJtural fireplace OUls!andmg home In move-In condItIOn L,lll toda) for Ttus t HI\ll'r.l T('Hd,e coodol:' do:>e to the lake and prtced In the mid ;:,O's 1505 ROSLYN (, iW"'~Io" PO I\ r E \\ (I' HlS Cult- COl\ bungalow With lormal !Iv. III~ mOil, 1I,llurdJ IIr('pldCI.', dlfilllg L, p.tneled den or bedroom kit AT Illl'II" Ith !',Illng .lfl',1 halt bath ~'Cond floor - Iwo ~room~ plus THIS !,,1I1i r"'lll' I SPECIAL TIME WE BE:ST BUY IN GROSSE POINTE FARMS WOULD LIKE (,fO",I' I'nlntt' to ,Irm~ - (.()tx! ~tortlCal!" Tf'fmS - 'l/l!'" gas hlrnace TO PAUSE DURING U'l 'IHrall HO,HI \ltr.lI11H' t>nt'k l'olomal r~tuflng lart(t' m.xiern kitchen Yo Ith hr",lkt ,1,1 rll'ook,f!Wllly loom thl"t't' btodrooms one lilld Nle half bGths, \\ hi ...'-( I'b rl t"-'" I ,Ill III It,l Ifl r, r! III tl .p.... \r d II, ", I "llh, I" l!lllfllllJ 1<,"It ",t", (t" ,,,11\ TH£ BUSH E OF THI: rl'crE'Jllllll room tWI) I dr gMllgl', Immeo glllS:ll"lldOi~.t'd g.lI d"11 1(" >111'" Itt! 10\ 1'1\ !otllnl"1l \ It \1 .\Iam ht...JfI~lffis on :M.'\-oOO [kluf have' today••• 0111 Come in see what we mean. old1 III h,lll" '111fI\ "lIhllllldllli! ,un I'll I lit'" lIlclmhn.c 1I111'1rs:llnt \'arved JOH,..STONE & JOUNSTONE, INC Od\.., '1.111 ,,111 Inn I'lil"llInK 11I"ld Ill)!" 11<1ntl y \~ Ith bull1m n-{n){t'rator, R£ALTORS .111(", r \ ill '1,111' I turd flum 11'0111'0 ldt,,,, 1fur '10 laWS apartment Thrl"t' I ,Ir f AI [< )fh Hen., "'Qo"'~"r Th"r.d.y' 1... ". I" 4 U Jl m ft1da). , •• «l It, 7 '" M "'.IIolf"d.l' (D,., ...... ft,,.,.,,.,, 1.11.,.,. M. fft Inl, 1ft .Ou, I(.,duul An or"" Will ~ri"l0"", ,., ..., .. ,.& 1/64fl MACK 886-4444 ,:,'Page Ten.B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, December 20, 1984

HO~E 1194ALINE - If Grosse Pomte schools are a pnme facw and a future rebre- ment home on a lo\cly cul-de-sac IS another, check Uus house Call and IMPROYEME!\T ask for Shirley Ireland

.\~D HEft RBISHI~G VACANT LOT - Prime area of Grosse Pomte located at the corner of E Jef- SHORTS ferson and Umverslty 1l7X 165 Please call for details

If I-Il<:hcn ~(Q'agc 'pace '>I:e'l" sl..lInp\ remodeling m3) J'foqn$. ~oo~man he Ihe JI"\10 er The "1.1!1onJI KIl~hen C.tbmel A."O<:lJtlOn Comp(Jtt!flzed - Mui/i'sied ,u~ge,i> .abl!lC;' Ihal kalure 93 KERCHEVAL 886-3060 GROSSE POINTE ,ucii ,lfgamle~' a, laZl 'u 'ans JOO JdJustJble and pLlii OUI ES1ab! shed 1 '15 ,hehe> To 1n .. l-e ,ure Ihe C.lbllleb \OU ~ekcl ,.Hll.u.e he

Cf,nton. Olf,,::, 9wy D(f'Ci "~ ~ \\ 1],,1 , lhe t>c,t ,t\k 01 "'In 9[.:Juda e5ft~c,a.f'j,t cSh<-l('1 O/(,e, Juv. ..Ir>v\e I.,t.hen ;mb) o\n ~ ~ derson Cell,!" rJIIOn "I BJ\lX'rt ~ ~ \1100 J IeJd,n~ ,,!OJOI\ man e5tnl~n9 d-#iL9h.tj, utadun:r '-'I' It, l...I,emeni> p ~ v.h" h open oUI v.llh .in t'J'~ e5f ([an CSh01.H 10 re a. h h,m..! Ie ~ ~ ~ ~

<::St Cfa,,. Df(LCf One ot the mu,t LmpOrlant ~ ~ ..ool..."~ ... .,..,... f ~ ....11 holt n In ~ ...., A ~ d?o!fa{ Oak OflU:i b Ih<- sa,l'o ,1lld frall>e ~ ~ Since \Ioood l\ a nalurJI !O ~ ~ ~('fmou.th DffLC.i sulalor II ....111 no! condud hNI ~ ~ .i' e.1'II) a, a non therlThllmelal , ..sh ,,00 fr.1Ine In rad, tom ~ ~ c:::rlJmi.ni.j,hatw£ ataff p.1ratl\e le~" ,hov. thaI ....ood ~ ~ In~ulales -tOO limo more effe.: d?i{ocalton anv,ci 11\.:11 Ihdn ,h:~1,,00 1770 lIme~ p ~ beltc'r t!1Jn aluminum "' " ,1::1 J; >c;:1/1 If you ....onder ....here the real f; SCHULTES REAL ESTATE tt f'1.0m OU'1.family to youu ....eallh of Ameflca hes and HONORS ~ )ou're a homeo ....ner. )ou're It A "Ron Carpenter, WillJam Mashuu, and Dmah Murphy for their outstandmg sales ~ Wuh more than 55 mlllJOn " performances m September, OCtobet, and November. They are a fine ex. 'Atol Single fanlll} homes In thIS "' ample of the skilled professl(mal team avaIlable to aSSist you ....'1th your ~ countn. the Nauonal Assocla. I; real estate needs lIOn of Realtors ~ays then a:J aggregate \ alue of S2-ltlllJon represents Amerlca's largesl A 881-8900 ~ Single oti~t ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM AIL OF US AT mGBIE MAXON, INC. Hugo S HIgbie Irene Pfeiffer Schultes Real Estate Donald R Smith, :\fgr Erwm Satllemeler Rachel Baumann Roger Southworth William B De\hn Merry Stamman ConnIe Griffith l\1anlvn Stamtzke Frank J Huster Jack \V Walsh Peter J Kauffman Julie Waterfall John E Mendenhall Wmmfred Weyhmg Martha Sattley Moray Bernard Whitley Beverly Pack Dorothy Whitty Lenore Pasqumeill

mft 83 Kercheval Avenue

_I.I.ULI____ '"n HIt dl;11J.! IJ('() fJ!l. We have many fme Grosse Pomte properttes available In all pnce ranges Call or stop In our mGBIE . flll.d ho.II.'H'.~ " office and diSCUSSjour real estate needs With . one of our sales assocIates l\'EW OFFERL"'iG: pemable four ~ semi,. al..o¥ely tbree be$oolDrtw.a~ half bath Col. '" .. Inth Il1Iflf.!"HI(f,W I' HIVDN ranch lends Itself ~ a growmg familY Loads of onia1 in immaculltecoDdltion Fll'St floor library i storage, large Mutschler kitchen wttb eabng serves as fourth bedroom, if you like Flonda' _lllll4__ _ Inc, 886-3400 space Central aU"and secunly system, new fur- room, fImshed basement 11 hot I nace and water heater I

CHECK THESE NEW OFFERINGS! LANCASTER - HERE'S A REAL FIND' Sparklmg two bedroom brick bungalow W1thsuper new kit. chen and famlly room and new carpetmg - also mcludes breakfast room, fireplace and fJIUShedbas€- ment With extra half bath PRICED FOR QUICK SALE - HURRY' 881-6300

GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Three bedroom, one and one half bath bnck ranch offers cozy fireplace, great closet space, fIlllShed basement, and covered terrace Handy to St Joan church and school Young budget Priced In the 70's 881-6300

PERRIEN PLACE - UNIQUE CUSTOM BUILT QUAD LEVEL offers over 2,600 square feet of comfortable hvmg accommodations mcluding three bedrooms, two baths and two half baths No problem entertamlng a crowd - the gang can gather In the HUGE (18X30') family room and the "EnglISh Ideal set up for prolesslOnal seekmg office m the OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 Pub" style games room Also a handy fIrst floor laundry room, attached garage and MORE' 881-4200 home b,ttracllve three bedroom, tv.o and one half ClassIc Tudor at 325 McMILLAN Three bath center entrance Colomal Separate offIces bedrooms Spacious fIrst floor With family room

MORE FIRST '" w,~~~.~ ;::::w,~~. ~!IIIII ... ci

BEACO:-;SFIELD - State-()f.the art t~o urilt Income Each Yr1th~o bedrooms, updated kitchens and balhs, separate utilities TYrocar garage and fenced }ard

COl:l\iRY CLCB - Brand new deluxe Lakepomte To...1lhouse Condomlmum In St ClaIr Shores Three GROSSE POINTE FARMS GROSSE POINTE PARK GROSSE POINTE WOODS bedrooms, two and one half baths Beautiful redwood declc Golf and recreatIOn avaIlable 82 Kercheval 884-0000 16610 Mack 881.4200 19790 Mack 881-6300

~CK AVESL"E - 14 umt apartment convement to suburbs and downtown, In good conditIOn Includes appliances pm.ate off street parking

GOOD NEWS ABOUT GOOD BUYS

BERKSHIRE ROAD - PRICE REDl:C7lON on BCCKINGHAM - Certlficale of Occupancy com. thIS rrJOm) five bedroom C-olo11lal Lots of pleted - L'us elegant Tudor IS In move-m con. comfortable 11\ mg and entertammg space dltlOn Lovely "olde Engll!ih" feeling In In ""Ith famll) room and )ear round porch t.e...,ordecor With five bedrooms three and one Pm ate patIO ....ith gas gnll half baths Chanmng YralJed garden featured In landscE.pmg / Slgmflcant pnce adJustment for th,s unsurpass ed Col'lV.old Manor resIdence 0'1 \l, !'I,D\HLL Adorable t....o bedroom ranch on U'I,IVERSI1'Y POI'I,iE A superb blendmg of craflsmanshJp has iT lru.ulatlOn ne'Wer furnace and elee 775-6200 I 884-6200 In Hone slate and plaster for durabIht) ""Ith tncal and nev.' dnve plus many surpnsmg and :!3al5 E Jefferson 90 Kercheval modem convernence TIus rare find ~ dtslgrJ umque amemtles such as a full fledged ~t ClaIr Shores MI Grosse Pomle .!"::rlJl'l, MI ed 10ans"" er the needs of the true connOlseur greenhou.<:.e off tne ammg room Seller ""Ill of fIne homes cOftSlder all offers ITAPPAN AND Spauous budgel pnce<1 (he be<:lroom t\loO bath Dlstlnctl\e brick chalft st.le Coionlal on t1'ltk O'J!'m:al on BERKSHfRE f:xten.<'I\e PEMBER1'O"; Large )'ard four bedrvoms l6SS0CIATES ~torage and counter spaC(' In !.hi: cheerful up- cedar c1~t aen kitchen ....Ith panlr) and dated kitchen eoorT"lOUl> 1I\ 109 room has cent!'al aIr are Just a iew of many featur~ natural fireplace "-Iso features c1enand faml HAPPY HOI,IO,~ YS ARE IN STORE WITH ANY OF I~ room HA\1P1'O'l, - Advrable Ihret hPdroom (u~t()m bUlll Culonlal four )f'ars old Immaculate THESE FINE OFFERINGS BALFOl R - Detro.t Rec(ntl) lI~led t....'J lhroughoul Decoralor perfect \1arble ~lI)s bed."()')IT1 Cllilom-bullt seml ranch oIolth «.econd r~ ....ood deck flnl<,he<:!ba-.ement att'( fdn floor eXf.aru.lorr l(, accommodatf' t\j,() addl BP...aullful kitchen opens I)n formal d,nlng FIRST OFFERING lIona I tJ>Pdroom, room

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 (()\f)() - <:,r (LAIR ';;.{()f{I'~<:'Ta<.l"rul]) df'((Jrdll.d and be:H1llftlllv m::llnl.alOed 1'....0 !)(,dm',m~ ((\l.n ldul'dr) room r,nler hath through ma~tcr rJ('droom r,r h'lll kltlhcn ha~ t:Jr.I!' ~pac(' d)mond rrfngf'ralor J24i ( \fJ!r,[ X Three '/{"jroom or.e dnd ',n( half b"th <;(:rnJrarl<'h (Jro,><,{ Po,ntc Park dnd .\.love dl'lh ....a<;her and dl<;po<;al Onl) $'/i!m(}nth maintenance fcc' Built In ]9ll() YJ dPlXa1lnl{ at $41 '1'(}" , L-12.-'\I( \HLLA 'I, - ThT('f'r.>f"droom onf' and Of}f' I]alf bath Tudor - Gr()<<,('POinte Farm" --l v. 11LIA~~ (T r.A'lT Immd(lJl"t(. thr((' bNlr(j{,n, rdoch (rnlr,,1 ;'Ir fdrnJi] mom ;:,ll

\tll..I" I{(H( r '-( Ill.JHC" ("nlhld Krr ...m Rr.\,\CIJ - ~PdClOU~f'Jur ~J('drr)(Jm('ol'JrIlal i1h,,,rv qrNnNj porrh altdrht-(j gardgf' ',\ 'ha( I r\), !Yley f ;',.n Knf \-AL - Cenler prilr.JnC" (,f,IOnlilJ four bedrr.o<,r-" W,::, lI,a'[pr ~ulle famIly room ((nlral ntlal (Jlnn fJdTnman (arollne \lcKee BERK[o,HlHl': - RrJOmy four bedroom Tur!r,r farrilly rl)(-.m rle(k recent" redf"Corated J"n( t Dr( klch [JlOdh 'rfurphy LAKf:POI;c.;n: - All hnck t....o and ' ....0 Inromc \I, Ilh updkllch.'n" ,mr:l halh<; ( .,ntt'h; r.lhendge Linda Parnell KEf{( HEVA L - Prime oHlcr. rf'n!.rll I\I, 0 ofhc~ rr"Ccp'IO'l area kitchenette powder mom L;~)IJ)' r {Jill, 881-8900 \landnnf' Pear H'verly II" Ilom • <;ue <:,.... ard PROVIDING EXPERT SERVICE AND KNOWLEDGE FOR ALL YOUR REAL Peggy Hume 710 Notre Dame Cha rles Tro .....bridge ESTATE NEEDS Thursday, December 20, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven..a

Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange Jim S>al'O$~~ene£. Jne. THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY G> BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE @ 17108 MACK 886.9030 SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT LAST MINUTE SHOPPING 781 MIDDLESEX - Super five bedroom bnck Colomal WIth three and one half baths, hbrary, heated Flonda, 6O'X20' mground pool and cabana wlthdressmg rooms, two lavatorIes and wet bar" Gorgeous Bedroom! home at super price" Don't mIss thIS exceptIOnal value" PIUCED U'IoDEH '100.000 1Ol alion Pnu~ Malh Fealures McKinley K2,900 3 II," l"amlly room 15231WINDMILL POINTE - Elegant Tudor m rille t1adltlon F'lve spacIOus bedroom., and three and S 89,900 Englll>h Tudor one half connecllng baths, convenient floor plan flows II\to sunken lIVIng room, large dmmg room LlI1coln 3 l'l Devon~hlre 91500 3 )', 7 year Land Contract WIthbay, updated kItchen WIth many bwlt.ins FInally, a walnut paneled library WIth lake VIew,central aIr, securlly sy~tem and much more" $239,OOO'! Jefff'r~on 47000 2 1 CondornlllIum Somer~et 1lO!lOO 42 Income propert} 84,000 3-) Mutschler kllchen 20720MARTER ROAD - Gorgeous three bedroom home al an excellent price' Fantasllc falmly room, McMIllan Kenmore 54,')()() 3 I Mdrter home modern kitchen, two and one half baths, pallO WIth new covered awnmg FantastIc locatIOn 1 Priced HlvlCra 49900 2-2 CondommlUm at an unbelievable prIce of $99,900 Call today for more detaIls I Nottmgham 76.900 .31 Large flat 82000 4.11'2 l"dfOily home 1689 BROADSTONE - Four bedroom Colomal WIth third floor expanSIOn, attached garage, extra lot, Umver~lly Merriweather 91,900 3 1'"2 Large family room much more, beaullful tree flUed lot 11\ Grosse Pomte Woods $89,900'1 Call today Hampton 59,:;00 3-1 Two fIreplaces ~. rl"'l'" qt; ()(\(l .. ~I ... ('nnl'i,.m,nll'"" ~~..:',::L~:'i\':I.L;:- Tillee ~OOIllI.-OX

OVER $150,000

~{)se Terrace 295.000 3-31:z Near lake Moran 182.500 4-2'2 Assume Land Contract Lochmoor 179,000 4-2'2 Super locatIOn Kenwood 365,000 5-316 Joground pool Balfour 210,000 4-211:z Newer home FROM Tourame 235,000 4-3'2 LIbrary and famIly room Umverslty 189,000 4-31h Excellent condition JIm Danaher Peggy Murphy Renaud 239,900 4-31\, Southern Colomal 1 Skip Baer Lorette Clune Kenwood 405,000 7-4 -'2 Enghsh mansIOn Hugh Wilson Mary Lou WIlletts MERRY CHRISTMAS Gall Stroh Diane McFeely Joel Caskey Mafllyn Wood FROM John Kushner TerrI Meldrum WIlham R McBrearty Wlham G Adlhoch Dan Steffes Belly Ann Brown Lmda L Delnorest ShIrley Schoemth John D Hoben, Jr Karol Tyler Mananne DaVIes SOLD Henri Ettedgul Myrna M Smlth Maureen L Allison Jane Marshall Mt'RREARTY Mary A Daas Dottie MAllen Nma Fosler WIlliam F Leshe ~ Chrlstme Keller DIanne Sanders Fred R West Ann W Sales THOROUGH COVERAGE OF "'tAlTOl'S Karen Knudson GROSSE POINTE PROPERTIES 16845 KERCHEVAL "IN THE VILLAGE" 76 KERCHEVAL LJ(/IIt1A~?,A(/~? TO BUY OR SELL l/;IJIJJ! &- \~/1M 882-5200 A HOUSE CALL 885-7000 ;Prw/}r'iJ/t1~ ..... "..,...- "R~G.Edgar',''6~ . .. '- 114 KERCHEVAL 886-6010

FIRST OFFERING FIRST OFFERING

OWNERS TRANSFERRED Be one of the first TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OPPORTUNITY to see thiS attractive newer Colomal With bay Win - Owners transferred Thl~ cenler enlrance ('01 dow mthe Park Three bedrooms, one and one half oll1al was bull! In 1952 It hds a t\\O car attached bath plus FlOrida room, sun deck, finished base. garage, three bedrooms, screened porch dnd brick ment and natural fireplace ImmedIate pallo RecreatIOn room and (ull bath In basement occupancy Priced under $100 000

ONLY $18,000 \l>11Ibu} thiS \'it'll mallllalllt.'d half duplt'x "'llh one .\nd one half car garage located Pul lhl" on(' on the top o( your IIsl O""ner says nt'ar Morang In DetrOIt The hOMe feature., two , LET'~ MAKlo:A DEAL" nn lhl~ four bedroom, bedrooms, II formal dmmg room and II f11l1~ht'd 1\\0 and one hal( bath condo tlldt offer'>a n updated basemenl r'HA VA term., a\dllable kll( hen, np""er b.lth, t""o C,Lr g

I'HIC!'_ Hlo:Dlll'!' () ~('n'\atlOnal three h!'(lroorn Oil!' md Olll' half b,lth r,wdl on 011(' of '>, I 'l,lIl ,>h')rl'~ nil l'~l ,tr.'t'l., I' Mo\(' III condition r.:-'EHG Y lo:Jo'nCllo::\T This" I'll de'lgnt'd \\llh \'>ollctrrfllJ.l1m mill'" (t'nlr,llmr, "Ilrlllkl thrt'(. bNIroom I....0 t..lth Colomal., l omplett'lv III mg ~)'I(rn [",lI"lflll hm'\h('d M<;l'nwnl '''dth ,ullited and h.1., II "Ophl~tlCol!t'(f ht',lllll~ .,\ ~lem to Iihr,'rI kt't'p hi'allng dnd l (.ollng l'rnol'\ loy. The lar~(' 12!1 )( 16') ramah rr.olll \'illh llreplace m,lkt>l>II pt'rfi'('t for II )()\Illg f'10111\

t.-.. ~""""~_ ..... ,, A1'oXfOll" 'Ill "IJlJo: flOWN hilt ~IilllilOkrn,.: (or "P.H 1(1U.,rooln,," 1hi' Ill'\'>('r itA \( 'II hlJ11tIn 11l7'l, ('('1I11! Il(' Ihl' "nw.('r (,fI'al loom "'Ilh larw' \.\' !H'f'OIU>AHI 10:('(II'I'-.1'H\ 1l()\i~E 11\ Ihe fln'pl,II'I' hll., 1"'0 ollorwdll, 1/',1111111(10 !"IUO t-:ach ~IIOI{fo:" !"()\lr !It'(lroom, Ilt'\\ 1'1 (oun'l \ 1..1tl twn, t)('l' All new IhrotiKholl1 ({{'tidy In rnov(' In Locat('(l on private Wl/lIlo\lo trt'atmellh (01 good ht

., ___ ~ ~ ~--l ... '" '" +JJ.J,..,~{,l, k~!l~ (J~ Page Twelve-B Thursday, December 20, 1984 . ... Elegant fJ-

Counter Points In 1973, LINC was asked by the 'Twas the night before Christmas and all through the A selection of recipes from the By Pat Rousseau Foster Care Urut of the Wayne house low-calorie, low.cholesterol - and Count)' Department of Social Ser- penn) -y,.ise - collection of Th) ra The Pomte FashiOns extends the VICes to flDd 500 gIfts for cluldren Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. Grey Hoy,.ard and Helena De\\ itt warmest Christmas wishes to aU its customers \\ho v.ere In temporar) foster NO stocking was hung on the mantel for me, Roth featuring, thi!o \\ eek. IDEAS and fnends 15112 Kercheval homes because of parents who were Only the others had gifts 'round the tree. for a HOLIDAY Bl'FFET * ~ * absent or lll, or because the cluldren This family's been mine since early this fall, STRAWBERRY-BA~A'I,;A MOLD Tony Cueter and the had been neglected or abused 2 env. low-cal strawberry staff of BIJouterie, Grosse But the money they get won't buy trucks or a ball. The Grosse Pomte School System, gelatin Pointe's fine Jewelry store \ylsh as well as some Scout Troops, coop- "Mom" in her sweater and "Dad" in his chair 2 cups bOIlmg water you the happiest holJdays and E3 erated With us and soon the en- Had just settled down, their worries to share, 1 pkg. (lO-oz ) frozen straw- the best of everything in the New Year 20445 Mack thusIasm of prmclpals and teachers When out on the street there arose such a clatter berries, shghtly thawed Avenue and troop leaders ~enerated all r 1 _,..&. __ ...... l_ ...."- .. "'-'" ..J.L ..... __ +-4-", .. 1 l'lln l'olri \\J~ tpr I :>JJrUll15 Jrv", IllY ut:u L.v.:>e;;e;; w"u w ~ ~ . • .. sorts of creative IdeaS from the The moon on the crest of the new-jallen snow 2 iarge bananas, diagonally ~ason's Gre-ellng from the \olre Dame Pharmac), Grosse children themselves. sliced Pom~'s ok1e.1 pharmac} sen mg the art-a for j)\er Slxl) )ellfS Fmd At Kerby School, members of a Gave a luster of midday to objects below, 1 pkg. whipped toppmg RUlIsell SlO\ er candles lor) our hO'>tess. And what do my wondering eyes think they see * * * second grade class earned over $20 Dissolve gelatin in boiling \\ ater. by workmg around theIr homes. But LINC's Paddy and Judy and their whole Thay,. frozen strav.-berries just edmund t. AHEE jewelry co.. extend the They then proceeded to choose and warmest holiday greetings to one and aa For your committee! enough to drain off 1 Tbsp. syrup; purchase gifts. At Trombly School, reserve syrup. Add berries to gela- shoppll1g convenience, holiday hours are weekdays 10 a third grade class made stuffed In their Buicks and Fords and Chevys they came ... tin. Break bernes into small pieces a.m.-9 pm., Saturday 10 a.m.-i p.m. and SWlday, ammals and a fourth grade class Then Paddy whistled and shouted, and called them with fork; stir to completel) than. December 23, noon until 6 pm. .20139 Mack Avenue went carohng to raise $18 Even a by name: Add 1 cup cold water. Chill until at Oxford, 886-4600 kindergarten class, at Barnes partially set. Stir banana sUces in • * " School, got mto the act these very On Barb, Judy, Mary, on Teresa, Sue, Ginny, gently, to evenly distribute, reserv- Mr Mole .. says Merry Chnstmas In little cluldren happily searched toy On Vicky and Sylvia, Elaine, Erica and Gabby, ing several slice!>. Turn into six- his mimitable way and reminds one and all 11 catalogs m order to fmd something To the top of the porch, to the top of the wall, cup. fluted mold. Chill until set. that last minute shoppers will receive they themselves might like to re- Now dash away, dash away, dash away all! about 6 hours. Un mold ; garnish special personal service with no charge for . ceive - knowmg all the time that with reserved banana slices. Top gift wrapping at the Mole Hole, Kercheval they were foregomg their own gift A wink of Paddy's eye and a twist of her head with ~ hipped topping into which at St. Clair and Tower 200 Renaissance . exchange' Soon gave me to know I had nothing to dread. the reserved Tbsp. of syruJl has Center. "." These gifts, plus many more from They spoke not a word (ha!), but went straight to been folded in. Serve as salad or dessert. Makes 10 servings. )tern Christmas . and a happ)' "\e~ Year from Ed Mal- Monteith and Poupard, filled two their work Calories per serving about 93. isze~skt and his staff.. 21435 l\Jack AH"fiue. stauon wagons. The big December And filled up MY stocking, then turned with a jerk, Cholesterol - a trace. * " " snow bit on the day of delivery; The Staff Of Wallace Travel. . nevertheless, 600gifts and $50 were And laying MY present down under the tree JELLIED HAM MOLD l~ extends its warmest greetlng for a placed in the hands of social work- And giving a nod, they all smiled at me, 3 cups water, divided ers who then took over the awesome '11(1 U happy holiday season. Our dedication Paddy jumped in her car, to her team gave a 2 env. unflavored gelatin ~ RAVE L and concern is a continuing effort to task of getting them to the mdividu. 3 beef bouillon cubes alchildren whistle, 1 tsp. thyme make your travel needs enjoyable and productive. We To more children they flew, like the down on a put you in touch with the world ... 886-3805. Eleven years later, Grosse Pointe Dash of hot pepper sauce • schools, churches, nursery schools thistle. 2 cups julienne-cut cooked and organizations such as the GIrl But I heard them exclaim as they drove out of sight: ham Happy Holidays." . There's still a fine and Boy Scouts and camp Fire con- "MERRY CHRISTMAS" to all, and to all a good 3/4 cup shredded carrots selection of toys and games for holiday giving tinue to give generously at Christ- Watercress sprigs at the School Bell. 17904 Mack A venue night. mas, collecting a total of 1,700 gifts In mixing bowl, stir together 1/2 • • • for Foster Care children in 1983 -adapted version by Karen Ward cup cold water and the gelatin. In EVeI')'llDe At MIItKhIet' KItcbeus .. "isbes you and )'oars a very There is still time to make this year saucepan, combine remaining Men) Christmas and prospenJUi l'ie" Year •.• zt2Z7 Mack A\'enue, which, reaffirming its commitment even more successful. can the LINC continued success of LINC. A very water, bouillon cubes and thyme. 884-3101. office, 331-6700,with your offer of a warm holiday greeting to our of helping people help themselves, will be entermg its 14th year of ser- Bring to a boil and stir to dissolve • " • donatIon or a gift friends at the NEWS cubes. Pour boiling liquid over ge- May The Joy Of Christmas. . be .. VICe As our readers recall the many And don't forget the LINC Toy .. • blessings of their lives and look for latin mixture and stir until gelatin , yours all year long. From all the folks is completely dissolved. Add pep- Chest Program. It, needs gifts Inaddition to Its regular program, ways to share their happiness with I at Miner's of Grosse Pointe, 375 too, per sauce. Chill to consistenc) of to fill requests from other agencies LINC has been mvolved m other hol- others, we ask that they consider Fisher Road. unbeaten egg White. Fold in ham • LINC (Linklng Individuals to Needs Iday events, such as creatmg a float LINC as a recipient of their volun- " and carrots. Turn into five-cup - . " in the Community) services for the G~ Poiflte Santa Parade teer time and of goods contributions. It's Collector's Heaven ... at Wright's Gift and held the day after Thanksgiving mold. Chill until firm. Unmold on Lamp Sfwp where you '11find Hum mel, Rockwell, Bing .. • • The float, representing the Foster .. • * platter and garnish with water- and Grondahl and Merry Christmas wishes from all to Among requests LINe is current- cress. Makes 5 servings. Although the Christmas season Care Gift Program, was a true reply attempting to fill are those of the you. Free Parking next to the building, 18650 Mack resentative of LINC Calories per serving about 127. presents LINC with some of its Attic Theatre and Residential Care Cholesterol about 24 mgs. Avenue. greatest challenges, it is also the Alternatives for hot plates. Also, a A donated life-slZe Santa Claus WHITE LACE SHERBET " * " time to thank the community, Its and a tree decorated by LINC vol- bath chair has been requested by Best Wishes ... to)l.Hl and ) ours for the Christmas season and people, busmesses, schools and unteers dehghted the chddren on the CItizens for Better Care If you can 1 env. unflavored gelatm all) ear long from all at Francesco's Hair and SkIn Salon.. 882-Z550. churches, for the generosity that parade route along Kercheval Ave- help, please cail 331-6700. 1/4 cup cold water I 1 J " * * they have shared throughout the nue Both were then donated to NIF- 1 12 cups sugar LINe column space is provided ! year. LINC's apprecIation for Its T (Nurturmg Infants and Famlhes 1 bottle (24-oz ) whIte grape A Good Old Fashioned [I ' I] each month by the Grosse Pointe Merry Christmas .' from ~enni80n8 contributors is never-ending. The Together) Jwce the staff of Denmson's, ..: ~_ entrre LINC membership would like NEWS as a community service Op- eration LINC needs your generous 2 cups well-drained, crushed 17037Kercheval. ------to extend holIday good WIShes to Twenty-five LINe volunteers met pineapple everyone who helps make "helpmg earlier m the month to celebrate the contnbubons and your time. We are " " " others to help themselves" a realJ ty season and share their hopes for a non-profit organization which 2 egg whites, stiffly beaten The Bed, Bath & Linens Store .. LINC m 1985. Setting for the Annual helps numerous community agen- Mix gelatin and cold water. In wishes everyone a Merry Christmas A specJ.a1thank you IS extended to Christmas Luncheon, held Dec. 13, cies and depends on your support saucepan, mix sugar and white Open Thursdays and Fridays until 9 Janet Mueller and the Grosse Pointe was Bobby Moore's Bhnd Fish in St To volunteer or to donate usable grape juice. Stir over medium heat pm .. 16906 Kercheval. --....,r NEWS for theIr contmued support of Clair Shores Items, please call us at 331-6700.OUr until sugar is dissolved. Shr in ge- OW' program. The space for tills col- office hours are 9 a m._to 2 {un. iatin and continue stirring until ge. " -;..'; / ... umn and the effort extended on The New Year promISes to be one Monday through Friday, througbOut latin is completely dissolved. Chill The l\fl!lTJeSt or Chrlstmastlmes . from the 'ferry ~ LINC's behalf are mvaluable to the of change and growth for LINC Mouse, Kercbe\al at 'we Dame. Mt-90i7 '=I. the year. until syrup),. Fold in pineapple. ,. .."I ,,(; .. *... .. F Pour mixture into two-quart (reez- ;-_~ Hohday Greetmgs .. Do you have to er container and freezf' until half gIve important gIfts at the last minute? Vin- Short and to '!by selection hints offered frozen. Scrape inlt) bov.l and beat >.;: child becomes an adult. Whether until fluffy. Beat egg whites until • . tage POinte can make-to-order beautiful and WIth Chnstmas approachmg, the Pointe many adults begin thmkmg about they have chtldren to give the toys stm. Fold into grape sherbet mix. .. welcome gIft baskets Delivery in the Grosse ture. Return to freezer and freezp Pointe area Kercheval and St Clair buymg toys for the children In their to or not, your grown chlldren will lives Here are some helpful tips to appreciate haVing memones pre- until solid. Calories per serving about 159. \..0 * '" '" make toy selectIOn easier and more served for them." JOSEF'S chocolate and raspberry Yule Log The Oakland University fall, 1984 Cholesterol O. satlsfylIlg for adults AND chlldren Parents sometimes have prob- serves about fifteen people deliciously . 21150 Mack freshman class mcludes Craig D. ITALIAf' A:-':TIPASTO S \LAD Choose tovs that reflect ""hat the lems deahng With requests for toys Avenue, 881 5710 and NOW at JOSEF'S in the Vintage Chesne)', of Harvard Road; Alex- 2 cups fresh cauhflowerets child IS really interested m. sajS that are hard to acquire, such as 881-3500 ander L. Hage, of Aline Dnve; Don- Pointe, Kercheval at Notre Dame, (Sundays Jeanne Brown, specialISt In human Cabbage Patch dolls, or too expen- 2 cups fresh broccoli flowerets 1 9 30 a m -1 30 pm) na J. Marsden, of Lee Court. development SometImes adults sive ior the parents' budget A 1 /2 cups fresh mushrooms Michelle L. 'laxson, of Country Club " * '" select toys they thmk a child should child's desire for a certain item 1% cups trimmed fresh green "'a) The Peace And JO) of Chnstmas be louLh )OU ahu)s Dnve, Michelle S. Pack, of North be Interested In, or toys that ap- may have been driven to a fever beans and ba\e a Happ) \e" Year fhese "ishl"!> Ensle) .henue sends Oxford Road, :\1ichael G. SChena, of pealed to them at that age pitch by TV advertISing or peer 3 carrots, shced your "a) Z2420 \lack canterbury Road, Tiffani L. Wendt, .. .. , Listen to the child express hiS group pressure 2 ribs celery, shced '" of Van K Drive, Germaine A. Vi. or her views about playthings A Personally Yours. Wishes you great personal viano, of Lakeshore Road, Paul A. '"'"hen the toy IS not available or 1 pkg. (10 oz.) frozen artIchoke Iltlie gu-l who Informs you that hearts happmess at Chnstmastlme and In the ~ew Year. Merlo, of Lochmoor Boulevard, dolls are dumb Isn't gomg to be you can't afford It, Brown suggests 16847 Kercheval Renee ~1. Buysse, of Kmgsvllle, thrilled If she gets one for Christ- the first thlOg to do IS to sym- 2 cans (7 oz each) solld whIte * .. Thoma., R. Pal us, of Lennon mas," Bro\\n explallU> pathize With the chtld say some- tuna :\larinade Have BeatJ.tijul Nalls for the holidays JOYCE Avenue, and Kath erine Saponaro, of In the same velD, be senSItive to thing hke, "I know you want thiS 1 beef boUillon cube at Walton-Pierce Beauty Salon has a wonderful new Country Club Dnve chJldren's readiness to give up par- toy very much, but we (Santa li2 cup bOllmg water type ofnah.ral nail, spec Iall ....przced $30, regulariy $40 .. . .. ticular toys Durmg the late ele Claus) can't afford it" Tell the 5 Tbsp. vegetable 01] througl, December 30 Call 586 4130 Cadet Dover ~1. Bell. son of Alma mentary years. children may begin child more than once that he/she ...... R. Bell. of Pemberton Road, has to lose mterest lD thf'lr toys Willnot be receiving the toy, so that 1/2 cup chill sauce been offiCially accepted IOto the V S false hopes aren't held right up un. 1f4 cup red wine vmegar ITt\'Il Vlt"he<.)QU thp happlhl 0{ Parents shouldn't feel the children co..~n. ~l tll the time gifts are opened l "".,.g.... / n J ,~ hlJJJd;;\~ Rt'm('mber II's Air Force Academy's Cadet Wmg as are bemg ungrateful or reJectmg 4 Tbsp lemon JUice l'orth Ihe drl\(' to "'ack \\enue 00(' block vllIth of \me "'lIe Road a member of the class of 1!*88dur- what the parent has done for them Second, help the child look 1 tsp hot pepper sauce .. .. . 109 the annual acceptance parade "The child IS Just domg "'hat 1 tsp parsley The Grosse Pomte Gun Shop wishes you a ...... through catalogs and newspaper he/she should be dOIng - gro""mg ads at toys that are Within the fam- 1-'2 tsp baSil Merry Chnstmas and a Happy ~e\l, Year There'!> still \nne Wolcott Garfield, of Grosse up'" Brown sa)s Ily'!) price range 1/2 tsp oregano a great selectIOn of gIfts for the ~portsman at 21006 Pomte IS participating In ~or- "Store the teenager's fa\ onte lit tsp thyme l Mack Avenue at Roslyn 881-5000 th""ood In!>tJtute's Term-\O.Europe toys away carefully and they v.ill Parents can take thiS opportun- Slice mu ..hroorn.. Into mpf!lum .. * * program thiS fall be en~o)ed ~gam I~ter w?en the II) for a good hfe teachIng exper lence Go through ads and wau:h thick slke'i SI£-am caullflo\\('r, [COf~tn . I11VI'S "'-ACCi all the fnendly fo!k.s telE'vll>lOncommerCial'> carefully broccoli. mushroom", ~rl'en hl'an ... ~"r'." • n" , Wish you Merry Chrr~t New BUSiness Hours Monday, 9 Explain how cameras and special carrol", u~ll'ry and artlchok(' h('art" mas and offer a timely savings of 25% off all wmter until j U'it cri"p.ll'nf!pr (""\1'1' d I a m -4 p m Tuesdays-Fridays untIl 7 pro~ ('an make toys look better outer wear It.s worth the drlve to Mack A venue one vegf'tahll's ma) be donI' amp)£>you can examinE', Brown A venue at Lochmoor, 881 7252 In bfllllnJ( ",alf'r until dl" ..ol\('(! In ~IWK'~ I-HUH't". Il-:J l>ay!> • • • anothf'r hoYtI. ..Ill' lfl$(f'lh('r P m P.r1~ MJM nail ...... ,. thr~ Uo "ill: r~t hw hom,.mad,. WIIP"> and I ParenLc, should help the c.hlld " \I'gf'table Oil, (hili .,allO', r1.d \\IIW' dtill milldl'dlllf) 1t>41 ~t.atk h:nu,. ~5*;;IL2 Happ) Hohda)s' ~~;;ar~ MOMS' TOY ATTIC think through l>uch conblderatlOns vint'gar. Ipmon JUKe. hot pPJlJlf'r as Is thl!> toy bUilt wel!? Will It "aucf', par ..lry, ba"ll. orrg.HlO and Gift for yours~lf or a frJf'nd, ~T .11 1 :II<'~ )0\1 .. "'err) (hrl\tma5 and ~e look ~, la<;t'l Do we have <;pac.. to set up thymI' Add bouillon. pour lIH'r tuna the Holiday ~hape-lJp SpeCial, 12 fOf'lollrd to St'nlng YO\IIn 11tH5 (10llf'd De. \, Uw, toy In our hou.<,e? Is thu. a toy or and vrgf'tablf'1; (hili n,ernJght. classes for $10 ~e~ students only Of. Cf'm~r I'.:l thru Januar} I. ReoJH'nJng "'" ... ;P"K" hobby that 1 will be mterested In coven'd, .,lIrrlng 0< (a"lOnallv 'fhl" fer expire, December 31 21517 lanuan 2, lOa m -5 pm, TutMiays thru ~}. "'-~ for a long time? Does thiS toy do i" f'xcf'lIf'nt a'l an f'ntr('(' 'ialad _ Kelly, 772-9470 aturda)~. AA2-76~1 • • • ~ • '0. . . only one thing, or does It have Calorie" J)("r"1'T\-lng about 15H• many POSSibilities? .. :41.... 411:41'" ... ~~QCZf:ti .,:~~: :.. "':41 Ci:.~411:.~ 1iI!:4I411:~ Cholestf"rol aoout 20 mgll. I • • ., ,.

Section C Sports & classifieds Thursday, December 20, 1984 South cagers off to best start in decade David Loffredo In the fourth quarter. the lead while Bruce contributed 12 pomts Coach John Jones' South High South High went back and forth, although the and nme assIsts nmth grade basketball team broke Irish led until the two minute even l!l ItS first two outlOgs thiS 'Sports Three In a row! South played rival North High on st>a~on, boWing to Notre Dame, mark Down 56-52, Al "Kong" Dec 18 (after press lime) The South basketball team re- Ament hit two frE'e throws and pull- 41-37. on Dee 11, then bouncmg corded Its best start In 10 years, ed South to wlthm two, 56-54 Bruce South's JV ba~ketball team back to beat East DetrOit Kelly, beatmg Notre Dame and Utica then stole the lObound pass, fed wasn't as fortunate last week, los- 69-.36 on Dee 14 Week Ford, last week to improve its re- Alex "Zeus" Mellos, and the game 109 tWice to slide to 0-3 South held a 1715 halfhme edge cord to 3-0 was tled at 56-56 agamst the In!:>h and led by SIX , , The squad began the week With a pomts midway through the fourth South began the week With a 60-58 Seconds later after Notre Dame 64-39 loss to Notre Dame Brady quarter Bul Notre Dame out- Win over Notre Dame The Blue missed a lay up. Whitney drove the Kraushaar paced the De" lIs',\' Ith 14 scored South, 122. In the fmal four DeVils led the Fightm' Irish, 17-11, length of the court. and With 1 22 polOts Dave CaJdVoelladded 10and mmute:. to take the WIO IlHo" times three ... after the first quarter and kept the left, South regained the lead, 58-56 three assIsts :\lJke Paull (10 I. Andre Blell)kl SIXpomt lead 32-26 gomg into half- (nme), Doug Lucas (eight J and It's Dec. 20 and you're running scared, you say? Only four time as sophomore sensation Sean With 55 seconds left, Notre Dame Later In the week, South lost to had a chance to he It up The Irish UtICa Ford, 70-42 Scott Stafford led NICk Saros (SIX I accounted for more shoppmg days until you-know-what? What to get the per- Bruce hit SIX consecutive free mo!:>tof the Blue DeVils' pomts Lu- throws set for the last shot, but Just South with 14 POints and five re- son who has everything? Where's the annual sports Christmas *""' ...... 9.1~""" • ...,,"'...... ,...... ,...",.J. ""t.I""\"" " ...... ,...... h .....~...... 1... •• \.,. t ...... T' ...... , ....,I...1 ....l 1"" (';'1<; ;:jrlrlpr! 10 r"~)IInIi<; .hm .fohn- 11st that shouldn't be missed" Head on, mlsteUoe-mouth vv"' ..n ...... " ...... ,,'" "lIoJo Uy..:J '"'y'\,.n \A a.v In the third quarter, the tide h~tt;~'(;;~"ih~~:.v~','S;~th'h'~~i'th'~and Caldwell hit for 12 son added two and Mike F'mch and shIfted After Notre Dame out- VIctory. Bryan Jones, one each Fmch also GIFTS I'D LIKE TO GIVE scored South HHi, the lead was cut Both the varsity and JV teams notched four rebounds to 38-36 Rick "Bnck" WhItney hIt On Fnday, the Blue DeVil cagers host Sterhng Heights thiS Friday, A new state high school football playoff system, featuring a Jumper at the buzzer, but S'outh beat Utica Ford, 76-65 Ament led Dec 21 The JV game Will begm at Skaters lose rematch 64 teams instead of the current 32 teams out of 144. was trailing for the fIrst time In the the Blue Devlb With 22 POints, eight 6 pm, while varsIty tip-off IS 7 45 F'raser had been \\Ialtmg eight rebounds and two blocked shots, pm month!:>to avenge last year's loss to A chance for Russ Hepner's Blue Devils and Frank Sum. game, 44-43 South In the reglOnal hockey fmals, bera's Norsemen to be two of those 64 teams. and last Sdturda)' they did Just that, destroymg the Blue DeVils, A nice, warm spacious hockey arena for the hockey teams 7-1 at North and South. "1 saw It commg," said coacb Tim ZImmerman "There was a Patience for the hockey fans of Grosse Pointe. lack of effort all week ln practice. and there Just wasn't any en- A sell-out for every Pomte high school hockey game. thUSiasm " Fast ice and good bounces of the puck for the guys at ULS, The Blue DeVIls w~re outshot 19-13 Andrew Roy scored the lone South and North. South goal A lump of coal for the big, bad guys who play hockey at Tren- "We'll give them a challenge ton. next time," contmued Zimmer- man "They were ready for us Uus Most of the three dozen 1984-85 Detroit Red Wing schedules time, but we' II be ready in Febru- I've received in the mail. One is enough, really. Don't send ary " any more. Please. Earher 10 the week, South dlS- mantled LakeVIew, 5-1 Roy, An- Four returning lettermen who've gained eight inches apiece thony Eugemo, Phl1 Pltters, and in the off season, every year, for George Petrouleas. Jamie Parker (two) scored for Good sailing in 1985 for Lake St. Clair sailors, especially South. 1984's "rookie" cockpit man on Ralph Dudek's PHRF-B The Blue DeVil Icers take a 4-2 record mto the FrIday con lest at Fanello, Bob Smith. home against Allen Park Cabrini A successful gymnastics season for Madison and Mason and Face off is 7' 30 p.m. their gir Is. Swimmers hot A packed house for every JV, frosh and middle school game. Fresh off a third place fimsh at the Rochester Relays, South's A great Christmas and an even better 1985 for the coaches boys' varsity sWim team beat ~- and athletes at South, North, ULS, Star of the Sea, 81. Paul, ford Catholic Central, 46-37, last 81. Clare, Grosse Pointe Academy, St. Ambrose, Parcells, Off to a promising 4.2 start In the 1984,"5 varsity hockey season are the South High Blue Devils. The week Pierce, Brownell, Mason, Monteith, Defer, Ferry, Kerby, Devils opened with a 6-0 win over Livonia Bentley, dropped one to Windsor Herman and beat cath. Dickie Clarke won the 200and 500 Maire. Poupard, Richard and Trombly. ollc Central, 5-4, and Milford, 6-3. The Devils are, from left to right, (front row) Pete Muer, Anthony freestyles, Matt Smtth won lhe 100 Eugenio, Keith Kovalcik, Phil Pltt.fI, George Jerome, Bill Tecos; (.. cond row) John Ralt, John NiChol- Waiting lists for the sports programs at the Neighborhood butterfly. and Rick Leonard won son, hff letebwe, Rankin Berker, m..,ager laura Plansker, coach assistant John Wlnk .... th, cOKh Club, the Grosse Pointe Hockey and Soccer Associations and the 100 breaststroke. Also winning TIm Zimmerman, a.. l.tlnt coach Phil Pltters Sr., Mark Kaczmar, manager Mary Pltters, Jamie Parker, for South was the _freestyle re- every other youth sports program in Grosse Pointe. Chris Murray, Roger Romine, scout Mike Carrier; (top row) Andrew Roy, Stu Whitney, George Krapp- lay team of David Bal1ey, Sean mann. Jerry Bourke, Mike Kramer. Evan Frakes. Hoye, Clarke and RIchard SoltiS GIFTS I'D LIKE TO GET ~~METRO.~~ A new Rolodex for my desk. (Nobody ever answers when North cagers lose, 53-37 t SKI & SPORTS I call the numbers I have in there now). t By Bill Hoover man show for the Norsemen Szy- manski hIt many tough first-half A new set of smart comebacks for co-workers who look out North High shots, includmg a half.court gem t We've got ski deals , North's varsity basketball team the office window and say: "There's a person in a satin base- which brought North to withm three dropped Its second game of the for under your tree! , ball jacket ... he must be for you, Peggy." POints. 22-19,at halftime young season, 53-37, to Utica Ford But a second half-worth of poor Another set of snappy comebacks for people who see me at last Tuesday, Dee 11 shot selection and fatigue dmlln- t Selected '84, '85 Sid wear 200/0 .. t games and ask why I'm writing in my notebook. (Telling them The Norseme!l came out lookmg Ished all of North's hopes Szyman- I'm scoutmg for the L.A. Raiders or "taking down names of More % fiat as bad passes and poor re- ski led the Norsemen With 27POints All Jr. Ski wear on , silly fools and you're at the top of the list," just doesn't make t 20 bounding ena bled Ford toget an ear- North's next game ISFriday, Dec it anymore>. ly lead it never lost Art Szymanskl, 21at Port Huron Tip-off time IS7 30 Sports AU LEATHER of)ftftJ. , a 6-3 deadeye shooter, was a one- pm The strength not to laugh when somebody comes up to me SKI GLOVES ,u-,O on , at a hockey game and says "1 know Peggy O'Connor really on t (HOT I"IfoIGI:Ra ETC.) , well and she never shows up at thp5P games." Rough start for ULS A new car. (Just kiddmg>. t ~~,_Sl29" t In Its season opener on Friday, back from last year's team (none Back A sailboat Hld"rn need for MUng - My own copy of ex-Tiger pitching coach Roger Craig's new ed the home team to reverse an ear- the OCS game, we were able 10 t ~ _x. IOCQ, n.ca, book, InSide Pitch I borrowed It to read once, but I still haven't ly ULS lead and post a 24-16 halftime regroup Hnd play well agamst ag- I' - gogglft, T-necka, got the split-fingered fastball down and I need my own copy margm Full-court pressure by gressive defense applied by a good - 10110 johns. etc. , to practice up Harper Woods 10 the second half team, lead1l1g me to be optimIstiC t HOURS MON. THURS 10-8 FRI & SAT 10-8, SUN 12-4 , forced ULS to commit frequent about our fu lure We will contmue to A way to fit the word "volleyball" mto a headline turnovers Improve throughout thl' yedr and 20343 MACK • SOUTH OF VERNIER t SenIOr forward Harold Colby was victOries WIll ~Iarl cornlllg our GROSSE POINTE WOODS Two tIckets to the 1985 World Senes a bnght spot for the team, conway" t j 884-5660 Ten great sports stones to wnte trlbutmg 17pomts and 12rebounds SenIOr center Jack Ferrl~ added 11 JVwins ~ ...... ~ ~ .. POints and 11rebounds ..... A bottomless pit of hilariOUS, award-winmng, thought- The ULS JV ba..,k('lbaJlIl'.w, got provoking, Journallstlcally-excellent column ideas. On Tue!:>day, Dec 11, Ann Arbor on the wlnl1lng s1(le of I he ledger la&t Greenhills vI,>lted ULS and came Fnday ntght, Dee 14, \A Ith ,I ;'iO 41 A new hyphen for my typewriter away WIth a 68 42 victory Inability victory over Oakland Chnstlan Year-End Sale to e"tahlJ..,h a con<;l!:>tC'nloffense JI1 A display shelf for my genuine Conway TwiUy dinner bell Schooi (OCS) The JUl110r nell('rs Great for last-minute gifts the face of aggressIve man to man now at (' I 2 defenSive pre!>"ure lold the tale m A new dictionary I'm missmg several pages out of the one After d c;lopp)- f1r..,t quar!N, Ihe I have, even though I hate to part with It, what with Daniel till" ('onte.,t, With numerous turn. leitm ..etlled dOVon,HId pldycd good 0 % over~ leadlllg to ca<;yba ..kels for the Webc;ter'., autograph on the flyleaf and everythmg funddmml:ll ba..,k('lb,dl tJu; IE'd, 10 /0-30 Vlsltorc; InabIlity 10 lakeadvanl,lg<, :.!4 211,.It hetlft lOW TIH' .,ohd pla 1..,0 a KOI~hh Jed by were GIFTS TO RETURN, AT ALL COSTS Kf'\1Il Darby Pd('Pc! Id~"; \'-lth 12 two for l'i from the frN- Ihrow Ime pOInt-. while Mlkp M('ro of ()('~ l('cI Colby agall1 ll'd llL~ III "coring FrUItcake packaged 111 a box whIch reads "Old Fashion all.,eorer" With 1'1 pOInt... EVERYTHING IN STOCK \'-Ith 1O pnlnt~. FE'rn.., added 15 FrUItcake" ;\lever buy frUItcake from manufacturers who f('bou n(I-. ''.,IT lJf'r lfl Ill(' w('('k ( IL~ I0 ...t a can 't ~pell The only thmg old In a box like that is the fruitcake until the end of the year! Oak land Clin ...tl,ln ~(hoot l( )('S) 41i m ""JlIggl(' to '\1l11 Ar bOl (;1 ('('n ... weber, Arkla and Ducane grills. A datly ~uh~cflptlOn to the Grosse Pomte News playecl for the People Mover fa ..h1CJn fir,,! dnel !turd qlwrlpr the' ('IHI of IIw flr..,t qildr!t'r Crt'en steamers, aprons, trivets, racks, tlln ...' lull lOlll'l piP rP!l(',ltpdly "plll h toward a 7041 Win Colhy Il'd skewers, rotisseries and more! Ten-pound hoxe ...of chocolate truffles Bnng them ImmedI- the' KllIghh 10...( (Irmg for thl' Ihm! for('('c! ( '1 ,S lurnovl'l ... ately to thl~ OfflC(' and we'll be happy to return them for you <,trdlght gamc' WIth t'i rom!'>, follow ( (",ell (.t,lJ( K Wrlghl '" 1("11ll Ol.t Hearth rugs, Weber enameled aluminum' pl,l}l'd (,I pl'nhlll" IIw 11'''1 01 thl' Ve!v(.t pa II1tmg,; ('d ( J()<,('ly hy JllnlOr fOI w.ml IIrliln lamps, cast Iron kettles, barbeque chips J)dvl(l ... 11 g.mw (IO"lIIg IIH'g.IP"('\1'1 .tllllrlt." and even morel Hurry In and SAVE! MJ(hl~an Panth('r ~('ason tickets A[!('f I hI' ()('<.., ~.WlC' ( L<.., ( II,\( h 10 ...1X rOIl1I" hlllllw elf.lll II y"I ... loo 'r(my (.a Iia twr .IC know !t'dgN! ItH' I111H h to lIV(" ( wllll(' 1>.1 J h~ (111I1P('(1 -AiJi.P ri;s GrJII:;-It~esisemtJled' ;,'th FUt {l.nlc-,.nd- ,\1ember!>hlp!> In the lIoward .Johne,on fan duh 'The' f,lel th,lt Ihe' .,c on'" In (',Il h 111 12 FREE Local Of!'lvory - We will ship any gas grill .nywh.,. 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\ " Page Two-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, December 20, 1984 GPO Squirt Minors but up' after Turkey tournament victory Worry causes some coaches to the opemng game of round-robm Sean Lancaster, KyleCookandStin- Dynamo, wmner of the other dlVl- for a miserly 0.8 goals agalnst be denied, scoring the winning goal loosetheirhalrdurmgtournaments play With a game endmg 10 a hard- nett did an outstandmg job In hm- Slon, in another semi-final game, average. with two minutes left. But GPD SqUirt Coach Kerry Rose fought 1-1 tie GPO took the lead m Itmg the Royals to only il ve shots for wmmng,5-3 Toledo tra veled to McCann Arena lost Ius hair for a different reason the second period With a goal by the game, none m the second period. The stage was set for the second GPDUpdate the next evening for the return after the Buffalo Regals Thanksglv- Brandon FUZI, assisted by Steve The final game of the round-robin meeting of the two evenly matched But GPD was able to manage only match which ended in an exciting ing Tournament Coach Rose reo Tratechaud and Joey Provenzano saw GPO blank the host Regals, 5-0 semlfmal wmners InspIred by thell' one point m three close games aga inst 1-1 tie' Although Toledo dominated ceived a haircut from hIS players Niagara Falls tied thescoreearly m Klobuchar scored a hat trick, With cheerleaders, and their fathers, two tough opponents in recent Little the early going, GPDscored the first after a 2-1 \ Ictory 10 the fmal game the thIrd period to end the scoring smgle goals by FUll and Trate- GPD battled Niagara Falls to a Caesar League Squirt AA play. goal of the game In the middle of the agamst Niagara Falls. ant. GPO outshot Niagara 21.5 and car- second period when Chagnon took a chaud AsSISts went to FUll with fimshmg plays. The Ras- The lone GPD goal stood up until nament Hehveduptohlspromise sauga, Ont. 6-1 Scormg for GPO seven Regal chances to earn the the score less than a minute later cals benefited from two bounces, the last mmute of play, notwith- The weekend marked the first ap- werre Marcel Chagnon (two), FUZI, shutout The suspense continued for four one In the first penod and one 10the standmg contmual pressure by the pearance of the GPD SqUIrt Mmor Mike Carron, Lanny Tracy, and GPO and Niagara Falls ended the Tl1Inutes until Tracy scored the thlfd penod, when high shots irutial- Invaders GPD's goahe Tapp Cheerleaders' Amanda Trate- Tratechaud ASSIStswere earned by prehmmary round of the tourna- game v.mmng goal, assisted by Klo- ly stopped by GPD's lone goalte played an outstandmg game, mak- chaud, Shelley Tapp, Sarah Proven. Tracy (tv. 0), Brandon Stmnett ment WIth IdentIcal 2-0-1 records, buchar. GPD goahe Tapp had an bounced over hiS shoulder and 109 21 saves and frustrating the zano, Shan} n Lancaster and Shan- I tv.0), Jason Benedict, Tratechaud, but GPO was awarded the dlVlslOn outstandmg game m turmng back 18 trickled mto the net. GPD's lone Toledo players non Fuzl, who \\ ere the hit of the KeVin Brennan and Mike litle because of a plus-I0 record to NIagara shots goal was scored m the thll'd period With over a minute left in the tournament Klobuchar NIagara's plus-four After the fmal buzzer, trophies by Jason BenedIct, unassisted GPD first faced ;\Iagdra Falls In The GPD defense of Provenzano, GPO faced Amhen.t, NY, In the were awarded and the GPD squad game, the Invaders pulled their mromng semlfmal match In a phys- retired to the locker room where GPD then faced the Toledo In- goahe for an extra attacker and put Ical contest, the smaller GPD C-oachRose receIved his hall'cut vaders, one of the best teams in the unrelentmg pressure on GPD, A gift league, m a home-and-home r------, players refused to be mtumdated WhIChpaid off with a goal WIth 26 I Rose and his assistant, Chuck Boz. senes IFREE PIZZA for skiers and came away with a 5-1 VIctOry. mak and TIm SmIth, were very hap- seconds to go At Toledo, GPD performed ad- I ~ '''-' The Amencan Lung Five different players scored for py With the play of the team. Theil' WhIle the GPD staff was dlSap- PI Z ZA I r..pn. 'l'.-<> t.",.h.,,,rl f'h" Onn" 'R .. "",- _ ,.... I-.. ,_~.. _ 1 mirably agaInst the strong In- ~ ...."" ~ .., U.., ""~L4 .....,... 1.'"""" "V CJ, LVW1.& pOlm~ wHil Ih~ OULcOUlt oi the i BUY ONE I MAKING GREAT I t1.:>::>V\.I<1UUII v; OOUU1- dl~~ 'ASslSt- vaders, but came away Wltn a ,H B~~~;;a-~'a~d'St;M'ett team effort, exhibited by all skaters three games, Coach Kerry Rose was I GET ONE FREE PIZZASINCE I eastern ~llchlgan lAL- 109 on the goals were Fuzl, Klo- loss m a very physical game. GPO's - 1951 I ASEMJ has come up makmg the score sheet durmg the BenedIct scored the fll'St goal of the satlsfiedwlth theperformanceofhis I buchar, Lancaster, Baakl, Carron tournament GPD showed great ------~------With a last-minute stock- game In the mlddle of the second pe- players Ray's Rascals and Toledo and Cook. team defense, allowmg only four are very good teams, and the I. MAMAR"~.~ PIZZAII mg stuffer idea for NIagara Falls played Michigan riod, assIsted by Lancaster Toledo ~ ~ skiers. The SkI Key goals by theoPposlhonm five games tied the score less than a minute younger GPD team showed that it is IPickup &: delivery 822.4260 I Card offers skImg at 24 later. While GPD goalie Tapp did all competitive with them. GPD's 15134 MACK AVE., G.P.P. I of MIchIgan's fmestskl he could tostop the Invaders by turn- league record stood at 6-3-1on Dec. I areas m return for a $20 Bandits win regionals ing back 18 shots, Toledo would not 17,good for third place. ------.. donation to the Lung The Grosse Pomte SqUIrt AA 8 Victim, losmg 3-0 to Grosse WEIGHT Association. Bandits captured the reglonal area Pointe. GQa1tender Jason Hall Hockey for IT'S HOCKEY SEASON WATCHERS The card is good for Sliver Stick title during the past turned aSIde several scoring oppor- Frosted Treat two weeks. playing in the presti- tunitles by Southgate. Kuna (two) & Desserts one ski lift pass - the holidays gious tournament hosted by St. and G. 1 I In I'1V"lT SHOWON TOUI! a (ontest thaI "av. the gOdIIC'> handl£' 18 '" Civic C."le, Orin Det,.olt "I4IU' ~hdnE' PencUlk .....a" c;kallni' well and ..hoLe;eae h (')ouston s bac kha nd ..hot Thurs Dee 27 I 30 pm 700pm frl("k • "'"T'Ip4Io1l-t~ .. Mr"'U.d""~'1&p4- Rill) f'aocr Chn, AmwE'n and .Jamle It."" P.~f.l"'l"rflf '''p',. narrrrNed the margin to 2 I after r~~ Frl Dee 28 I 30 pm 700 pm Mc~'llIan played VE'lJ v. ell Cdrl J{ac;hld. rill"by CHARGE BY PHONE C ...... yor Hudson'. SARRt 81 A(" HAW"~ Kosccilmak (twO) I)p~,*rannoand Rob (no cOUporln.c".vy) ~ 17114 Kercheval Avenue The hard orklng Sabres beat a by Slordeur, only to havc lhf' C(,mpl1 TIClClTS AT h

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1A-PERSONALS 1A-PERSONALS 1A-PERSONALS 2A-MUSIC 4-HELP WANTED 4-HElP WANTED EDUCATION GENERAL GENERAL FLORIDA, Ndples Helpdnve THANKSGIVING THANKS to St Jude for one or two non smokers speedy and contmuoU!> help INDEX TOCLASSIFIED OFFERED' NOVENA EXPERIf::-NC.l'.J.) flute HYGIENIST needed for pre- OFFICE help needed, (or Bast Leave December 3U,31 331- PMD 1_ No carlc"8llaliorls, charlg6s or correcliorls after I rloon Monday teacher I~ acteptmg flute ventative orientated dental ern Market plant, sales. sec. 6882 TOST_JUDE WEDDING Candlds Pomtes' No excepllons students of all levels from practIce Send resume to retan Must type 55 wpm PRAYERTOTHE o holy St Jude apostle and fmest Over 100 previews 2. New copy orlly, deadline TlJesday nOOrl age 6 to 60 Credentials In Box 5-32, Grosse Pomte IIlth pnor genera I offlce,ex- HOLY SPIRIT martyr, great III virtue alld Samples sho\1 n III your clude teachmg the SUWkl r-.:ews, 99 Kercheval, Grosse peflence necessary Call 1 legal Notice 120 la~e and River Property Holy SpJrlt, ) ou who mdh.e me flch In nuracJes, near kms home J DeFore!>t, 884-48.')2 Takaha!>hl method and par- POll1te Fa rillS, 48236 567 8OOObetlleen8-4p m 1A Personals 12E Commercial Property see everythlllg and \\ ho man of Jesus ('hI 1St faithful ticular expertise With young 1B Secretanal Service 12F Northern Property RECEPTIO~IST wanted With sho\\s me the wa\ to reach mtercesl>orof all who Invoke LOSE 10 LBS. beglllllers Further mforma 1C PlJbl" Sole 13 Reol Estate Live-In gt.>oerdl office !>kllls ahle to my Ideal You \\ho gl\e me ~our !>peual patronage In tlOn aVailable on request IN 1 WEEK! 10 Obltuones 13A lots for Sale StMt Immedlatel:; For Inter- the DIVIne Gift toforgl\e.lnd tllneofneed To\ouIhavere Pled!>e call wura Lar!>on, $1 b6 Pt>r Meal Money- 2 Entertainment 138 Cemetery Properly vley, call ~1u:.I(.la~ Ref£rral forget the\\ rong thdt ISdone coul!>e from the depth of m) Companion Bock Guarantee 2A Mum Educatlorl 13C land Conlracts 8854087 SCrvl<.e, Inc 526-8760 to mednd \OU \\ho aI{' In all hedrt and humbly beg to Pn~ate duty m Grosse POlnte Pdlncld 8866761 olfter 6 28 Tutonng and Education 130 for Sale or lease Illstanc;es of my hfe\1 Ith me \\ horn God has given ~uch WOODS MUSIC area Best pay around \IEDICAL secretary full or 2C Hobby Instruction 14 Real Estafe Wanted part time Harper \1, (Xlds I, III thiS !>hort dialogue II t1e and I\ldrt) I gredt 111 2E Athlellc InstrlJclion 148 Va calion or Suburban GUITAR PIANO, THEOHY andconllrm once mOl e that I pre~ent and UI gent pltlOn ARE YOl look,ng for ol fresh vIrtue Ilch 111 miracles, 2F Schools Property Wanled Hm.lE or STUDIO BABYSITIER - Thur!>day af never \1ant to be separated In leturn I proml~e to make start for the [}('wyear" Our ot km,man of Christ, In 2G Convalescent Core 14C Real Eslale Exchange 20943 ~lack temoons For 2 children from you no matterholl gleportatlOn BaS- the matenaldesll e!>md) be \ ou to be Il1voked tivated a..,<,Il>tant ....ho "no....s you to use jour great God 4 Help Wonted General 16 Pets for Sale 881 5880 372H27 -l633 I want to be \11th you and my Sa\ three Our Fathers, thlee .; handed techniques and aid In 1 given po\~er to me my 4A Help Wonted Domestic 16A Horses for Sale PIA\0 tf'dcher \\ lth degree IN HOME child care, 2 2 and loved ones m vour perpetual ilall Marv's and GIOlldS ' ,"~apnt nPttt Inn Tn rptl,rn T ~ ... k",,-; ...... ~"" ,. _ .. ~I) ~ _l_ t1o~1 \-1 .... lIants to help the patient as 4e ~~"''-''''~:':' ~...... ~y.-.~w ~6~ 0.:" (> ...... -.'"';i; v~ ...... et ••••• .0 111 .. 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Located III the Grosse Pamte powl(ls m one month No hWlgerl Lots of energy! Why YOUR HOME IF YOU have lost an ammal cuJatlOn and classuled de- area, IS looking for someone walt, a new y'JU IS only a month away A WORK OF ART please contact 1A-PERSONALS 1A-PERSONALS partments We Will require to do codmg and related of- CALL CATHY SEIBERT, 978.7933 Pen and Ink Anti Cruelty, 891-7188 good telephone SkIlls, the fice work on a part time Herbal * LIie DlStnbutor , WatercoJor o( Your Home, CUSTOM Il.oodwork. Quahly PUppy Sl'rtER Service 13569 Jos Campau, DetrOIt. ablhty to handJe details, baSIS No experience neces- BLlsll1ess'or Boat By , carpentry Wlt~ a Qe~sonal small female dogs only No some aCCOWltll1g experi- CAROL A. SINCLAIR touch Ornamenlal wood- tinklers, expenenced, refer- FOUI\'D Long haired black sary. Joll p8y1"'$S an hour cat, '\Vh'lte markings- white ence, good spelling and PENDOLINO'S CHIMNEY SERVICE 886..g468 \\ork, home llnprovement, ences, $4 OO/day, including Send resume to Grosse nos~hest, stomach, paws, grammar, good with people Pomte News 99 Kercheval, * SCREEN SPECf.\-t * ------kitchemteslgl1lng IIIwood or portions of 1st and last days and some typmg experience formlca PortfolIO samples VE9-l385 yellow eyes Grosse Pomte Grasse Pomte Fanns, MI Hrlng your house EXPERIENCED- as computers are III the fu- I and references aVailable Farms, Cloverlj area 886- 48236, Box R.19 up to code and TECHNICIANS HAVE BEAUTIFUL Nalls ture If dates, demands, de. upon request Free esti- 2854 keep unwanted (Former Bell Employees) ProfeSSIOnal manicures, tails and deadJmes are "no SECRETARY/TypISt - 2Q-.4O mates Bruno Trentacost \I ammals out Phone Installation and hps, wraps, acrylics and nail LOST small tan puppy, hlte probll'm" please send hours/week (or CPA/Attor- Repair Work Done 628.1406 on face, and feet, vlcmlty of FREE ESTIMATES deSigns done III your home your resume to Box G.99, ney III Grosse POUlte \\ oods 881-2477 886.5870 Reasonably SMALL DOG Slttlllg - not Call Mia for an appomtment Bedford between Wa\erly Grosse Pomte News, 99 Ker- Bookkeepmg/ dicta phone/ Don Palmer Hank Mobley and 1\lunlch on Sunday SAVE $5 ON SCREENS over 18pounds, also pUppies, 886-8258 cheval Ave, Grosse Pomte typing/telephone Start * * M1fJf~ 884.2828 573-0925 24 hour care Excellent mght 88t 0816 Farms, 1\11 482J6 mId-January, 1985 Submit .~ma_ resume to Box D-44, Gr~e references 885-3039 1B-SECRET ARIAL FOUND 2 male pUppies, ap- BRICK WORK, CROWNS, AND FLUINERS HOSTESS needed at Grosse POinte News, 99 Kercheval. SERVICE proXImately 4 months old, POinte hne dlOlOg estab- PAINTING BY ORIGINAL 12-12-84, Identical tWinS, Grosse POinte Farms, 1\11 PROFESSIONAL typmg - lishment Applj at the Park -Ill2J6 CLASSIFIED DEADLINE CLAIRE CLOVERLEAF PIZZA transcrIptions, manuscripts, Labs Call 3725425 Place Cafe, 15402 Mack NO .JOB TOO SMALL OPENING SOON! school papers, etc 885-0942 FOUND - Plaid Scottish hat Ave, (corner of Not- DENTAL HYGIENIST \~D NO JOB TOO TALL Please IdentIfy InqUire at tmgham) DENT-\L -\SSIST-\ 'IT CHANGES 16437 Harper Across from St RESUMES, theses, term POSItiOns available part time Speclahzlllg m Pillars Mathews Church 885.3840 Grosse Pomte News, 99 Ker- papers, reports, repetItive COUNTER clerk ex per for Grosse POinte locatloo Willing to work all hours cheval, Grosse POlllte lenced, afternoon shift Ap- Deadline for December 27 issue IS Friday, RELIABLE DOOR BELL letter!> WORD PROCESS Farms Please call 882-9072 through holidays ING CompetItive prlcesl ply Sanders Cleanmg, 18755 REPAIR SECRETARY needed for December 21 at noon, quahty work 521.3300 FOUND. Male Golden Re. Mack, near 7 Mile 823-9924 Free estimates • Reasonable manufacturers' rep - all of. Deadline for January 3, 1985 issue is Fri- rates Complete door bell trIever 12 11-84, Outer WANTED Gopher and Man TYPING, WORD processm~, Dnve/Chandler Park area flce skills reqwred B82-ia35 day, December 28 at noon. service resumes, $3 50 a page, 35' Frida), for Grosse Pomte COLOR ENHANCES BOB 822-5761 Very gentle, no collar &8S- busllless, 9.5 p m Mon- AIRLINES Please make a note so you don't miss additional onglOals NotaD 8568 YOUR BEAUTY AIRLINE tickets to Los An- S C S 772-2809 dav-Saturda\, dulles III WILL TRAIN them! Learn how and why LOST - Cat, Silver/blue Il.hlte chides pick up and deliver)' geles Leavmg December PROFESSIONAL typmg - re Fhght attendant and reserva- CERTIFIED COLOR 25th or 26th, $200 Call 771 ,:,pol under chm clOd front of furlllture 'lust have o\\on ANALYST WILL sumes, term papers, mal'U forelegs and lo\'. er ~tomach car $J 50 an hour to start tIOn Must be Willing to relo- 5397 • Do color analySIS SCriPts, tetters, etc Compe- An~wer~ to .'SUZle" Lah.e Bll4 5640 cate THE THREE R'S (men and women) LOSE WEIGHT - leel good titive prices 8848670 "hore Road IColomal Road SECHr~TARY \~Ith dll office HIRING NOW! • PrOVide <;watchbook Money back guarantee Call TYPING SERVICE - Manu 882-9581 ~kIIL,>lncludlllg bookkeeping Call toda} 557 t200 OF CLASSIFIEDS! • Analyze your makeup Mary HOg("fS 773-7528 scnpts, letters, rellumes, LOST Gray dlld tan Celt, JOB ~ETWORK • Teach make up colo~ term papers, etc Hedson- for IOCdl deliver} company RATES - RULES - REGULATIONS! !>paycd female, .lIls\~cr~ to Mu~t be t!xperlenced Send n.lOO S po::.ltlO~ a\ allable, full ant\\ een lj 5 OPEN RATE: \fea,ured ad $6 (M) per mch GENERAL ot d natlOlldl :lutomoll\ t' dt:> 88') 4llU !lll2-b06tJ tnbutlOn comp.lll) lw:. .m Border ad $7 ()(J per Inch It's a good time to snuggle up WIth a pip- MEDIC \L ,[','retary part ------\IAl LIRE "Ollldn to hab\Mt Hllmt"tar .. mg hot dnnk and the Grosse Pointe News \dd .ltmu,>pherc to \our 'Kl'd p<'f1enlt:' lIece .....lI ~ Send home.2 dd~!> per \\et'k \[u:.t tdr;. 1 he po.,ltlOl\ require:. photos rcvenc<, elc' ,>Ion Pldno doc, It be,,1 re ..lIll1e, to Gro.'> ..l' l'ollHe be dt'pendable dlld non the ha ndling vI all ,'orre Classlfleds! DAN DAVID ;'<,l'\I'> 'l9 Kertheval, Gro.,::'!' ~1110kel d\\ n tran"p'Jrt must bp lion, referl'nce~ rt'qulreJ Cvnfl,1elltlallllt.". "'nlphtd TO PLACE AN AD MAltie :-:.HOWS - AVdllololc 11\\ 19 tlOn 01 ~~ldJ repol!.1o ,l1Id called III hy MONDA Y NOON ('.tll John at 1181b05-l ...r B85 ior birthday partie.. l)oln .-lrroll1~Hlg 01 appollltllwntl> (an<-eJ" mu!>t he callrd 1Il hy CALL BEFORE NOON 3-LOST ANO w:.m 'lueb, )"Jllr <,oclal affillrs ----~ ------Kno\\ It''\1!(t' [CAL 1l111!>IC lor \ our "IUt'r In (.[('01-. .. 1' I'omlt' l'lldlt PJ.,k.d~l' l'llt "JEW -( OI'Y deadline IS next occa"lon Solo duo, 0....'1 II ,ilJ'p"rtatlOn dnd rt'f ,tandlllg ,ut>urhdn IlX',H1Ull 1 t r:~DA Y :\00"" tflO, qumlet GUltar \\ 1mb, or find me ,'I I'nl t', 1,'qulrl'd (tlll 1'\ I'n '\(i r.Xn;Pl ION') ON 'I m. 882-6900 vOice ~pcclal Chn ..lmll .. t{eph III ....llflll~ [0 ~o, ABOVE' musIc avaIlablE' 1541\276 "'l~'1I1_~~ _ _ H 22 ld l~'ot' Pom!t' ....e ....' 9':l Pf(' pavml'nt rcqulre11 on ::,1',\ 11~TI\' \1 t\ pl ..t or 't>t [(. I\t'f,-!lt'\ dIG rat>..'t' Pomlt' 00: i\lt,~[( i\t.llhllll' Q\lI~ tol" l"P"llt'IKt'tl" I!h \\1)1'11 1 ';cnltl' ,HI~ hlnn., ~21t> t) J).l {'nlprl,lInml'nt <. llll,ltlon "'anted dd<, pI t'(julpnll'nl n,'('(! l>M \ ~'I{~-\1,1:1)IT, - Pt,t (' 26 \ InB4 t'd p.lrl tmH' tor ( P \ hrm 1 \\-dnted to rpnl or <,holrp!l\ Illg ._------llll,\d ,It 1\II1K I,',',\rd "Ill bq~lnl\lIl~ IIlld .J"nu<1n fjll"rtN" I'It\NO ~ rVLlN(;~ for <. hmt II 11,\ Fx,,,lIen! 11\\\111:" I 01l1<1('t \lr 1'1 d/Pr '10\ lug '>dlp m'oltU\ll fIll thl' 1'1 t\ '\I() t'ntt'rl,11 Bnwnl ,..,Illg 1»\1\ \1.1>1< h,' .-!Ilo\h! lJt'r'.'.'lI_ POlnll' .Iff' .. alonK") For Chn,>tm .... ,Ill In II,\H! F 1\',"\1\ ,...... h.,\ f0r- Pt\ HI' 1'1'IF h~ glt'l'l"t 77 I REGULATIONS I{f ..pcm..,bil,l) for" (1,"'lf"'d OCCol"lon.. fWi bll~ 111('11' 101111<\1 "t',tr 'Illlp lull ,Hhl'rll"lI1g ('[1(Ir 1- hnlltpd 10 ------We'll run your ad Ih20 tmll' '-,l,',", t'''(lot'flt'IlCe hd~) 'IOll'f " (.011 1'1l..dllln of lhl' fu ~'.Nt:') CLASSIFIf:U ADS \\Ill~ It \It.'IIl,,on!. 4 { h,1rJ;1 fOf IIw MllIll rfor 01 .. rl' FREE" ( - - CALL 882.6900 I t ~'j~t\:... \Ill ..t ht.' III no 'r run 1.11111porltun In prror \011 R82 6900 p rn \ III,l~t' \Iobll (t! \~...", t',.__ l - - I I'omtt' \'k tor Pill! Ibll!.l (I( l\.ltl~: \\ ; In (;1,,,,,1" '\\1111(' 111'.l ImBlt'dl,I!I' dpprojJrIdtl' hi ,;d!1li( 'I ht, MY OWN PIANO (IP"'Il"I~' ( h'lI{ {' of hOlll ~ nnII11tl\~ (1I11 ht'hH'.1I w-~ publl<,hl r rl' ..1 rvl', lhl right to p rn 'Iflllld,l\ Frlll.l\ ,lfo:FFIU<:Y LlNDAl' l'IA\lO/...,llr-,<, \1\1.1'>[' pdll or f('Je! I ropy ,>lIhmill' d (fir MAl liMB "IIH~I"J(; lI"'1llMlrED publicatIOn 646.9531 EVENINGS 263-0580

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:.: PEAE!E f High Flying 'Builders ~ '/,<\ , From' I' : Maythespwalmeamng 882-0029 I Helium Balloons I 881.8019 I /"~ IT4 I .. •: nf(hn<;tm~c;~h!rlPWlth t 882-4968 J RS?-2255 ~- {'~\ I~ ~ U you throughout the year I - '"""""' • .- -",-- : .: C>.... ~ ... ~~~ ... _~~O'-~Il>.~~~ ..~..~~ +~ __~~~~Q .... ~ __ ~O'-----Il>I.~i--~,._O'-~O'-Q_~l)~ ..~I>.~tl_Q.--~o.o.i~~a.-O'I>·...... ,..Q..__I>.,...:>....__ o.~_Ill ..~.O~"", .. " t A Very Merry HAPPY I lb\c • vL~ursclf RUdd er C onstructIon I Christmas HOUDAV I +~~..~~~+ May e\'ery day be fIlled WIth smiles ofJOy ~~ I <'~~ From you, ".1<0"'" I a 'terry Lillie Chr"lrnas t Seasons of £ Grosse Pointe f , ..o<'~ i Pa er f James Leamon Employment Agency I .~~:,~o'«'< I: ~\1 p , 824-0852 822-7979 ..~..---~2:'~~---r_.~ __...l_ _ l _ -

We're cooking up a sure-fire reCipe for the holl days One L- as you celebrate the season art by America's leading wildlife artists. I d * of fnendship and love. 9 State and Federal Duck Stamp Pnnts. Sporting Dog Art, Fine Wood Carvings, Decoys and Porcelams, Un!- ~~~t~~ ~U~~~I ~~;~I.. * ' que Sporting-Related Gift Items ~ v i HOW ABOUT ART FOR A UNIQUE HOLIDAY GIFT? r ~ J "'- From :':A1-d-n-.d-g-e-tt--As-SO-C-i-a-te-s I lOver The Rain bow :" REAL ESTATE BROKERS I f Ice Cream Parlor 884-6960 ~ "I 75 Kercheval } ,~,} r 881-1213

-P;d~~~;chi~"";;lReflections By HERTLING Evening H.. bo, By NITA ENGLE ,- t...... ri;;;~;:m;~~~:... ~_ Service I ~;:J\ Season i "/ Greetings ~i e I I __ t 1984 Michigan Tln.:..... i' ~ Sonia, i ~ ~~ J ~ i ToAI/. l THE OPTICAL ~ twm the !. 'W Our 36 years In , LIBRARY i . .. f-Iolid~ Greetings ' B~st~.isb~S ~~~:e'~~a7.on I 882-5950 f COI~~d_~~~hOP .,.--...... _.;:~...... _-+...... Kae..-.e..-.tl:>h..o.. l>.. I:>.. _llItf...... r...... ~;.Qct;;;;...... t...... HOUSEHOLD...... "-fflerry ryn 0 " f L Q @lw,slmaslo (All The Pointes i ~, I UID~~,1~8~SALES , ~ - Lau'On Chapry d" J" ""',8ms - n6-2196 f I Cha"., "n oJ,'" n,'" --

if ~ .. (,)II'(/I';\~1 • < •• ;,,;. *<" < ~ n -l/. 1" ~ -i< *' 7< ¥ ~ >I- II ».-'fa -, .)1i~ ~~ O)/..It' >t Broedell Plumbing & i J:i r:(~d;in{l\-i >:'* H. Heating Inc. 772-0080 I Schultes Real Estate f ('J~ th(~ • '•• :' t fls thr' {estll'ltlcsjEt lmder wall, It IS out plca~ure to ~ay, tr'Iltat1ks for th'c YOOJWll1 HlIlI1 i'l'ery {1'.~tl1'f'~t'ttnllJ of the t 881-8900 I j5ea~(.m I I/OU Juwc .,Hown uS " nlerry (l)hrtStmas. ~l'IlSml m~rm!!J01, 1I'lt h b4prlllt'~s ~*'~..*'~.~.~..... ~....:.~~...... ~••~..",;..~"IJW".;".j"'"~ . Thursday, December 20, 1984 Page Six-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS 8D-VACATION Am:llwXRm 5-sifOATioN &-FOR AENT i=F61!i RENT i=FOI!i RENT 6-'OR RENT 6C::OmCE RENTALS •• GENERAL WANTED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED FOR RENT II' BEACONSFIELD, 1st block INDIAN VIllage carnage MACKJ7 area, mce 4 room up- SMALL oF-FleE"" aesk,.d181r SARASOTA- Wildwood !'\EED SOMETHING mm ed? GROSSZ Pomte ParL. 3 bed- , .' WAITER off Mack In DetroIt Three house StudIO apartment. per, stove refrigerator, car- secretary-answermg service SpringS Flonda apartment Two POinte residents ....111 room lower flat $380 per bedroom lower flat, $250 a very prlvat~, extremely petmg, Includes all utllltles avatlable 885-1900 17901 2 bedroom, 2 bath, garde n or mghts, experienced nays mo\e or remo\e large or month plus security and utll- month 885-5L96 mce, $300 per month plus $295 Security depOSIt East Warren terrace, luxunously de<:or w.th references onl\ near small quantities of furmture ItleS Avallable unmed.1ately ated, JacUZZI,pool, golf, ten 3~,. :.1ten Cen . appliances pianos or ....ha! ONE BEDROOM apartment utilities 331 858Q Pleas(> call after 3 p m 886- BtJlLDING FOR Lease - 20451 886.3184. te OlS AvaIlable January 1 25&-3273between 9 A 1113 P M ha' e , ou Call for free esh 7 Mile/Gratiot area 372. DEVONSHIRE, 2 bedroom _63_46 ...,.-__ I Mack Ave, Grosse Pom 1985 212-472.Q!>56 or 813-756 mate 3~3 0481 or 822 4400 BEDFORD/Chandler Park -2 0518 lo....er Carpeted, sto,e re- JEFFERSON/H Mile' Large Woods,47X186,Shorewood , NON-SMOKING ~oung man bedroom lo~er carpetmg, 8939 evemngs =------SUPER Happy House, lots of fngerator, furnace, garage one bedroom apartment E R Brown Really, 886-8710 WIth transportatIOn $~ 00 PRIVATE NURSING natural fIreplace, refrigera- HARBOR SPRINGS, down per hour LabonI'~ for tor sto\e, \'er~ clean apart- space, shorl term lease, 45 885 9222 Carpel 109 dishwashers, OFFICE Space, 400sq ft ,2lnl y o\round the clock town condo, sleeps 8, newl Waterproofmg Co Part or ment $285 plus securlt) de- Beverly Road, $900 a month, CADIEUX/Mack/Warren, 2 central aIr, ....asher and dry- sq rt storage or warehouse In home hospital or nur,lng deeorated 791-8540, Mon {ulllune, call Jack, 885- $380 space 882-9300 home R"\ s LP~ ~ .\ldes, 963-4()52,882-7179 garage, $365 Secunt} ;i6 7260, 8M 7216 evemngs day-Friday, 85 P m FREE CLASSES compamons male atten. ?\EWLY decorated.! bedroom VERO Ocean front Lux Now's the Illne 10starl an ex dantJ., !J,e-1ns Screenedand lo....er $250plusuhlltles 882- BEACO~SFIELD, close to 882-4132 6A-FOR RENT 60-VACATION urlous, 3 bedroom, 2 bath cltmg career 111 Hedl E~I..Jle bonded 24 hour sen Ice 5733 Mack 111 DetrOIt Single DEVO"lSHIRE near :>lack. 2 FURNISHED RENTALS 2,250 square feet All amen Earn $15 UOO$25 lKhJ 1,1 home Insulated, new bedroom upper, freshl~ - ...... ----- MEXICO-Puerto Vallarta, 3 LIcensed nur,el> tor In GROSSE pOe'HE Park, ~ot. Itles .January-April $79 pe r year Pre I'(ense and ad surance cases storms, new!y decorated Sf- painted, spaCIOUS, $325 ATTE~T10~ EXECl.,TIVES bedroom condo, a few weeks day 4.712094 vance tl am,ng ('Jag, pro\ ld tmgham, south of Jefferson curtty bars good bus trans Eastslde \1anagement Co One or 2 bedroom apartments, left for 19M 1985, man y POI"\TE -\RE-\ ,,\lRSES 3bedroom upper, appliances, e ed Jom one of lhe most ac portatlOn, $300 a monlh BlH3890 "hort lease LlOens cook amerutles for more mform a- HILLSBORO Beach on th TC .. 3180 parkmg basemenl, attic 822- ocean 2 bedrooms, 2 baths t!\'e real btal€, o!Il'_e m 885-5196 INDIA!" VIllage area Parker IIare (able\ l'>1Onutllrlles tlOn 531~94L 8457 I undergroun d Macomb COUnl\ (all Jee CO~lPETE"\T e furOlshed, BEDFORD - off Mack 4 room 2 bedroom 101'0el flat, com from Si5U SHANTY CREEK - BeHalr parkmg Month of January Tabbl 77\1-;760 SIITI ....G DEVO,\SfilRE - Three bed. upper flat appliances car pletel~ redone ~e\1 (arpet ~€9 1071 771 ~91b Mletugan, between Tra\'erse room rallth, 2bath, $450plus 882-8318 SERVICE petmg, $325 monlh ll1clude~ mg, excellenl condlllojlJ S300 fl R"'ISH~D l}ouse 7 ~hle Clt~ and Petoskey Contem secunt) B82-{)898 - BOOKKEEPER HU\IE CARE - ELDERLY heat 886 3597 plus utllltlel> 331 8S&O Ha, es 2. bedroom screened porary house, 5 bedrooms, 3 2 BEDROOM funushed condo Part time pos,llOn fur mature Pre\ ,ousl~ ....Ith Hammond Bomta Springs Golf course , TWO BEDROOM flat l!1 the BEAlJTlFt.:L 3 bedrooms EXCEPTTO:,\ A.Lone bedroom porch ne", I) decorated $325 baths and sauna, beaullful expenenced man Idual for Agenc)' Da}s rughts, &. 24 Park $360 monthl}, 10- , lenrus courls, pool, $1,150 Grosse Pomte offIce call hour rates a,allable large ltvmg room With fIre mcome Chals\\orth fIre fPonthl) plus all Utilltles Se I~ decorated Famt.ly skung per month 259-7700Karen c1udlng heat, eveOlngs after place, fimng room, newly place, enclosed porch dll cunt) depOSit, references mdoor pool, resort facilities 961-789'2 LlCE!\SED BO?\DED 6 p m 822.14.17 :; o\LLY THOMAS 772-0035 decorated and carpeted, 2 utlhtles 823 2832 "10 pets 371-1832 776-2949,331-8255evelllngs SINGER Island, Flonda EXECtJTIVE se<.retan book - BEDFORD/Mack, 5 room up Beautlful, furmshed can -4 ...... _ "" ...... 1')1 h;l"::lorPI HC"'l,o(;"n (''''n'r '' . ~,. ", car earalle Eastside of De- GROSSE POI~TE area Cor IDEAL FOR one or more per- HARBOR SPRINGS - Sklmg 1 _ __ ...... f ...... ,.. ("n<:l~t'!Jol ..._ _~ .. lJt:'l, :)ulLd uu; tv .. 't.-"u\..",,~ UV1 ..lll ...... L ...... ~~.....- - , - trolt $400, plus UWltIes, plus ner Mack/Bedford 2 t>ea sons ....no drl:: \\UIKllIl;;uuwu- ;:'1el:JF.> 0 CU/.~ wm.iv u"," --~{or one-gIrl oIflce.n Grosse . 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, pIus '>hnur repaIrs carpentr). lad). non smob.er, $260 plus deposit 881.Q251 room, newl) decorated car town DetrOIt area Startmg slopes 886-8924 Pomte Farms >\11skIlls of electncal plumbmg broken utilitIes Secunty deposIt den Pool. tenms, sauna bookkeepmg and secretarial BISHOP and East Warren 2 petmg, stove, refngerator IDld January for 2 months BONITA BEACH/Flonda, be - clubhouse, walk to beach ....Indo"s and l>8sh tord 8825026 e rt necessary Send resumes 10 repla(ed, etc Reasonable bedroom lower All appll- prl\ ate enlrance abo\ Call 393 9626 for more mfor- between Naples and Fo seasonal, $2,000 per month GROSSE POINTE WOODS. 3 t, t Grosse Pomte "Ie....s 99 Ker References 882-6759 ances mcluded Carpet, flre- store $320 ll1c1udmg hea mallon Myers 2 bedroom Gulf fron 886-8182or (305) 967-0906 bedroom Colomal wlthfaml' place, garage Very clean water, month's :,ecunl) condo 2 weeks mlrumum ,cheval. Grosse Pomte EXPERIENCED NURSES Farms, \flchlgan 48236 Bo'( I} room, new kitchen, new $350 per month One month MIddle aged couple prefer 6 MILE/GratIOt area, one bed- 781-9555after 6 p,m SNOWMASS, Colorado - Re- aIdes avaIlable Reasonable bath, new carpetlllg $400 serve early The ultlmat e J-S2 security plus UtilitIes Im- red 882-{)798 room upper, mcludmg furm- - rates Fraser Agent~ Stale month 881-6300 medtate occupancy 356- GROSSE Pomte \\ oods 2 bed lure heat $200a monlh 526- SIESTA Key - Sarasota, Flor sknng vacation Step out 0f GROSSE POI:"TE-Fll1e dm licensed dnd bonded 1 ~'~9 Ida, 2 bedroom, 2 bath con your house and mto your 0734, eave a message room house, short term ren t res tau THREE BEDROOM house tal, $375 343-0170 ------CUllI, tenrus 2 week mID - mgs for a cook, dlsh ....asher 412 bath ClassICColomal WIth rants and shops Accommo and valet attendant, appl} at COLLEGE student AvaIlable Fenced yard, garage, good EASTLAND/7 I\'hle/Gral1O t 6B-ROOMS ImWTI Negotiable rent, sea - December 20 through Jan- library, kItchen appliances, dates 10 (313) 665-8505. the Park Place Cafe 15402 neighborhood, St John Hos area LUXurIOUS,qUiet, ter - FOR RENT sonally or annually, 343.Q909 , uary 12 Babyslthng, pet SIt- h01shed basement $800 SIESTA Key ,Flonda, new con- Mack month 884-0600 pltal area $.195 a month race garden. one bedroom Wfo.:ALFOR worlung gentle 885-{)724,882-7714 ting, party help, other er- References, depOSit re- apartment $275 5212225 , man over 30, qUlel home, GAYLORD do, beachSlde, January,Feb- P~RT-TIME help needed rands Call "Lee" 884-5571 weed 885- 518 After . Boyne Mountam . ruary,778-1956or884-5955 downtown, pleasant la....of- LAKEPOINTE -3bedroom,llh q 1 5 P m 751-2854. must be clean Restaurants, area Newly decorated con fice en,,.lronment Good tele- HANDYMAN - Complete bath Colomal has fmlShed References, depOSIt re- GROSSE POINTE Cltv _Neff bus, laundry close Coffee do on mland lake Sleeps 6 ST PETERSBURG phone vOice and 60 wpm repaIrs - extenor and 10- basemenl, fireplace, at- qwred 1lll5-15!8After 5 p rn Rd Upper fiat, 2 bedrooms A M only 7 mmutes from 7 2 full baths, 2 bedrooms an d Beach front 1uxury 2bedroom. typmg reqwred Send re- tenor, attiCS, pamtmg, roof. tached garage Carpetmg, GROSSE POINTE Park, 2 appliances, carpetmg Nea r Mile and Mack 885-3039 loft, fm~place, dlshwasher , 2 bath condo Pool, golf, ten- ...,Swne to Amencan Instltute ll1g, etc References G drapenes, stove, refngera- bedroom lower, Wayburn VLllage 885-1411 PLEASANT ROOM WIthhome TV 882-4403after 6 p m ms, shoppmg center, club for Paralegal Studies 820 Lozada, 368-2830 tor lllcluded $700 month near Kercheval $275 plus DtJPLEX, 7 MIle/Kelly area pnvlleges for n:;n smoker MILLW~S GO TO FLORID A house With fining and dancmg Martl,294-2426 ::BuhI BUilding Delroll, ~ TI.'RE ResponsIble woman 884-0600 utilities 886-8886 Clean $330 a month, wate r 824-9266 Only a few are able to stay at to clean your home Call n MARCO ISLAND, South Seas }{leb. 48226 IN THEPARK-4bedroom, 2 '2 THREE bedroom bnck 1m- mcluded, call after 6 pm SLEEPING room wlthkIlchen Pelican Cove condo - 0 1 Condomlmurn 2 bedroom, 2 It,ART-TlME y,altress ....anted after 6 p m 885-5148 bath executive home With maculate, 7 MLle-Morang 939-7899 pnvlleges Ideal for mature Bradenton Beach, nea r bath penthouse All ameni- for lunches doy,ntov. n Ap- NEED SOME holiday help? - family room, new kitchen $375, lmmed.1ate occupancy THREE MILE DR house female S40 per ....eek, call Sarasota, 2 bedrooms, beau ties Beautiful grounds, - -'ply M~X1can Inn, 401 East Will serve pnvate parties, Available muned.1ately for3 371-8540 close to transportatIOn LlV- after 6 D m 773-2537 t1fully decilrated, tenrus, hoty heated pools, tennIS, gOlfand .;Lame<1, across from Ren and any other party needs years Nopets $1,000month GROSSE POINTE Park, Ing room. dlmng room, ap- _- __ ------tub, pool, week or monthl , Ceo. ~ferences available 823- 884-0600 Maryland 2 bedroom upper, phances, flmshed basement 6C-OFFICE rates Call 313.573.8268 , boat docks. 884-6848 GOVERNMENT Jobs $16,559 0384 ~161 JOHNSTONE&JOHNSTONE carpeting, apphances, ga- garage 881-9077 FOR RENT days. . FT LAUDERDALE, 2 t>ed "--$50,552/year Now Hmng POLICEMAN and wue desIre CLEAN 2 bedroom upper rage No pets 885-2206 SOMERSET near Vernor 2 PROFESSIONAL OFFICES SM'IBEL Island Flonda Lux room, 2 bath condomlmurn nt mtra-eoastal Your Area Fee Call 005-W- office cleamng Reasonable apartment above storefront, TWO BEDROOM apartment bedroom upper Carpeted , In St Clair Shores One unous 2 bedroom gulfro Overlookmg .6000 Ext R-3OOQ For estunate phooe S26-4609 located m DetrOit $300 per 3525 Nottmgham, corner or refngerator and slove mmute from 1-94 and 1-696 Condomllliwns All amem - 1ennIS, pool, wlthm walkm g n- dIStance to shoppmg Fo r COOK EUROPEAN, evenmg WOULD VOl: bke a sparklmg month Includes heat Avail- Mack $295 per month, utll- watf'r Included, $360 Se- Latest contemporary decor tIes mcludmg pool and te able Immedtately 885-3545 Ities meluded 822-1645 cunty deposlt 459-6565e\en - ~nt mcludes heat, air, elee- nis. Weekly - 645"5498 rent or sale 882-8282 meal only Call 886-2960 clean house for the holi- s : Monday-Fnday 9-5 p m days? Pat, 392.3025 tJPPER 2 bedroom located m KELLY /8 Mue One bedroom mgs and ....eekends trIClty and JaOltorJal ser- MARCO ISLAND, South sea MARCO ISLAND CondomIOl- , urn Sandcastle beachfront ~. LEGAL SECRETARY MAN A!I.'Dwue to clean-up or GrossePointeParlt $:lOOper duplex, stove. refngerator, BtJCKINGHAM near Mack Vlces 200-1,600 sq. ft 1m- 2 bedroom condo Pools 2 bedrooms, 2 baths Ex- Parl time pClSlhonWith an es. c1ean-out atllc to basement, month. doesn't InClude utll- carpeted, $215plus uhllhes Large 3 bedroom lower Ga - medIate occupancy Affor- clay courts 882-1232 Itles. AvallableJanuary 1st Tl2-0381 rage, water IOcluded, $275 dablerates Commonwealth ST. PETE, Florida Isla De I qwsitely furnIshed Bi-week- ,tabhshed DetroIt flrm Ex" o[fice to warehouSe RIck n- Iy and monthly (313) 232- _penence reqwred, good typ- 885-3545. CADlEtJX-Mack, 3 bedroom Secunty deposIt 459-6565 288-0022 Sol, luxury beachfronl co 949-7538. 1 , 2631 (313) 743-4407 OUTER DRIVE 3 bedrooms, house, stove, refngerator evenmgs and weekends 1-94 AT 7 '2 MILE do, sleeps 4, golf, tennis ing unportant ODD JOBS - we do d 961-9139 everythmg, from c1earung redecoraled, new carpet, No pels $325 a month 778- INDIAN VIllage vlclmty Spa - 2200 sq ft luxury sUite Two available. December an 4 BRAND NEW luxunously de- rec .{amlly room, garage, 3166 CIOUS,newly decorated one large pnvate offlCes, can- January, 463-7919 after corated 2 bedroom condo- EXPERIENCED bartender gutters to movmg ap- I numurn located In country- wanted for part-tlIIle mghts plJances Call Joe or Paul, $4OOmonth 881~03 DUPLEX _ on Moross, full bedroom apartments Al nectmg bath WIth shower, pm e SIde near Clearwater, close Apply at Your Place 885-{;374 THREE MILE, 3 bedroom basement, 2 bedrooms, ap- uhhl1es except electnclty large clencal area, kitchen. HARBOR SPRINGS Horn to golf and shopping Call Lounge, 17326East Warren house, fll'eplace, garage, no phances avaIlable January Carpeted or hardwood flo- lav Ample parking Make Your 5A-SITUATION pets,$375plusutJ.bbes Refer- 15th, $350 293-6335 ors Ree room, laundry SKIING 591-0268, after 6 p m Mon- EXPERIENCED European \ ences 823-1009after6p m Lafayette-Van Dyke bus Small SUite, pTlvate entrance, rese tiS . I Wy or weekly rates. DOMESTIC RIVARD - lower, spacious, 3 downtown ldealfor UOlver lav. storage room Ample ra~ IOns ear y, pecla hve-lD cook for Grosse - SKI, Harbor Sprmgs 3 bed "-f'o\nte ~. one ~r 1J1.- H9'fSE A MESS? EXCITING RIViera Terrace bedrooms, 2 baths, l:iVlDg slty Grads $225 monlhl~ parkmg Room for 1-3 peo- , 882.2591 room condommium Al help Excellent salary -aria No TlIDe~ Call close to Lake St ClaIr Pn- room, duung room, den, flre- 875-9660. pIe amenities 556-9473,977-2379 ...,benefiLi. Non-smoker. 884- t vate2bedroom,2bathcondo 355PIa9ce,applLlances, $700 884- LOWER 2 bedroom flat 0n BOYNE AREA SkI Chalet a2 3248. THE Completely renovated, new FISHER ROAD Spnng Brook Hills, With SARASOTA/Longboat Key carpeting Wmdo\l, treat- KENSINGTO'" Ha Balfour near Warren Stove Large four room SUIte, pnv connectmg apartments Large and luxurIOUS 2 bed HOUSE-KE- TEERS .....~..~a I .. - near rper, refngerator, carpel, drapes 4A-HELP WANTED men ts ,c 1ULlUO.JUl>C, poo, se- smaUne1per 1 bedroom lav , ....mdows, "'n serv and Renl one or both Clubhouse room, 2 bath condommlwn Let Our Cre" Come In & Do ' • I~ garage. $325 plus ullhtJes J- cun y.manyex as 0- scree porch, carpeted. • t d't ts utll IOcluded WIth sauna and Jacuzzi steps away from pool, telUllli , DOMESTIC All of Your General Cleamng t tr Best I cation of complex Balcony stove, refngeralor,laundry Securl y eposl, no pe FlCSt class Very reasonably and Gulf beach AvaIlable \\ mdows & 0\ ens Too 1 , ....Ith VIew of lake $670 per faclhlles, no pets, $280 893-0844 Maumee corner - small swte, priced All wmter sporls now 882-9806 :. GROSSE POINTE Excellent References EMPLOYMENT Glfl Certlf1cate A\allab!e monthmcludesheatmg,cool- month mcludes utllltles, se- CHALMERS/Outer Dtlve pnv lav, wmdows avatlable (1) 335-6695. HILTON HEAD Palmetto Call ChrIS mg, water, etc 1-731-8335 cunty deposIt 881-1682 NIce 5 room lower, newly MARCO ISLAND condomIru - Dunes Villa Sleeps 6 On AGENCY 'THE PARK" Large 3 bed- TWO BEDROOM condo m decorated, reasonable rent KERCHEVAL ON THE HILL urn Decorator fInished , 565.4300 golf course Pool and beach 885-4576 room home HIgh cellmgs, Lakeshore Village, Marter References, secunty 881- Lo\\f>r level hIdeaways, from 2,200 sq ft hVlng space 2 near. BICycles IDcluded 886- 50 ,ears rellable '0 \ Ice HOUSECLEANING enclosed front porch, full and Jefferson, $525 a month 353lJ $125/monlh bedroom, 2 bath, JacuzzI m 9234 Need"s expenenced Cooks. , Get ready for the holidays - basement, garage, 6 It plus secunty 445-3991 8847 FARM BROOK, Detroit HARPER WOODS condo, microwave, washer ON THE Ocean Pompano Nanrues MaIds Housekeep- , r thorough. illSlde wmdows, fenced-in yard, washer, CHATSWORTH -Lower 2 bed- Three bedroom Colomal dryer, trash masher, colo Beach, Flonda Large one ers. Gardeners, Chauffeurs, n o,ens. excellent references dryer, stove, refngerator room Ideal for adults slllgie house near 51 Joh For Sale cable TV, ground floor WIth bedroom apartment, Olcely Butlers Couple~ :\urse Only $425 per month 882-0020 n-"", Hospital 11" baths Bloc k Small offIce bUlldmg direct aecess to heatedpoo I, Reasonable rates Carmon, decorated, kitchen With ap- Aldes, Compamons and Da) days ~t m.2043 after 6 P m from expressway to down - SIX rooms avaLlable soon for clubhouse and sauna I:soat 584-1718, Sandy 491. 5096, call 4889 WOODHALL _ Cad1eux/ 4009 HAVERHILL, 3 bedroom town DetrOIt Fenced chIld' s new owner Well buLlt, m ex. dock, secluded private area pliances. large pool, maId Workers for on\ ate homes semce, walking distance to 18514)\ack 0\, enue after 5 p m East Warren 2 bedrooms, bungalow, 2 baths, 2 car ga- area off back door, If used as cellent condlllon No traffiC Resldentlal type ABLE TO CLEAN - shopping Last 2 weeks of GrO!>sePomte Farms apphances, carpetmg, $300 rage, fireplace Immediate dog run the rent IS hIgher hvmg Long term lease de- January open $450a week YOtJR HOME permonth Nopets 331-6339 move-Ill $400 plus secunty, $400 Comenca Bank, De Vlrgmla S JeffrIes sired 885-7664 1 791-4192 L1VE.IN or office In 1 2 hours Depend- LAr\SDOWNE bet'ft-een Mor- I, plus utLllbes 962-5313 trOlt Trust Real Estate Realtor 882-t A lovely SUIte, must 751-5588OR 882-4900 TRAVERSE CIty condo for References CO\{PA~IO!\/~urse exper g I II f h see No.... vacant uAR 0 Isl d 'Sea rent December 26-31st Well decorated 2 bedroom area SpaCIOUSone bedroom car arage par la y 100S - m t. an' Wmds' I MIs Bauer 75i-i291 or lenced ....Ith good references upper In excellent area of house $190 EastsIde Ma- ed basement Occupanc} TAPPAN A!"D ASSOC Gulf front, 2 bedrooms Cal Sleeps 6 Fully furmshed Me James 0 ....ens 7i3~225. \'>111 gl\'e tender love and care DetrOIt. $325 EastsIde Ma- nagement Co 884-3890 flexible $975per month 885- 884-6200 for brochures 881-M{J2.882- heart of ski area Call daysonl} plea~e 822-5964. to the elderly 12- 16- or nagemenl Co 884-3890 'BtJCKINGHAM near Warren 7958 FOR LEASE - Grosse Pomte 4593 24 hours $5 hourI} Good 4C::HOUSE SITTING SUMERSET, DetrOlt-St Mat- Sharp 2 bedroom lower With GROSSE POINTE area apart Park Newly reno\ated, up SCHUSS MOUNTAIN Chalet . ISLAMORADA, Flonda Keys dnver 838 766.').332-3128 hews Parish Bnck 4 bed- appliances, fireplace $275 ment. 1 bedroom hvmg to 1,000square feet, parkIng by ....eek or weekend, fully 2 bedroom, 2 bath luxury SERVICES I \\ E LL DO house cleamng room, 2 '2 baths, $325 884- EastsIde Management Co room, dmette, kitchen, car 1l1cluded BIll leWIS, 824- eqUlPped Sklands ....'m Cal condo Fully eqUipped, 1 GiWSSE POI\lE HO\fE MaT} Gado ....Ski, 366-%832or 3559 884-3890 pet appliances, laundr~ 6.300 Sue, 581 4350 or 445 2180 ocean vIe ...., pool, dock SECl:RITY SERViCE 892 2353 parking transportation FOR LEASE Newl~ decor- evenmgs $2,100/month 886-5102 Travel Be a....ay from home GRA YTO~ near Harper NOTII NGHAM Grosse Pomte Immaculate Decorated ated, 1,500 square foot pro- 5C-eATERING p SKI SEASON LONGBOAT Key, Gulf of Mex- worry fref' Sharp 2 bedroom upper In ark Lower 2 bedroom H B 0, ga~, smg!e $'315, fesslonalswte 40fflces,con- HARBOR SPRJXGS CHALET ICOBeautiful condomlmum Hollday time .....n\tlme Ex '.mll's CATERI~G excellent area of DetrOit, .-vt'?'K IncludIng heat Eastside coup Ies $325 886 9770or 882 ference room, staff tOmmon FIREPLACE SLEEPS 8 a vallable ImmedIately for penenced profeSSIOnal "'III HCJTA\D COLD S300Ma!'lagementper monthCo 884-3890Ea~tslde MaT'.agement Co 884-3890 9549 area, k 1tchen/storage, short (one month) or long care for home pets general HURS D (JEt.:\ RES ALTER-eHARLEVOIX GROs:,E POI" TE ('il~ 2 bed alann system 194/8 Mile 823.4103, 823.5605 term lease 821-1295or 712- household safet\ E-.:tensl,e SCRI;?llPTlULS DESSERTS '\'OTII~GHAM "'ear Warren Grosse Pomte Side. attractl"e room lo'>'er Oat Ex(elJent i72.8100 HtJTCHINSON Island, beaut! 9323 Grosse POinte" rtferences 7ig,566(j ( - SpaCIOUS2 bedroom lower. studIO, one or 1"'0 bedroom condItion ne.... carpetlng >FFTC'E~lITE deluxe Har. ful ocea nfront condom HARBOR SPRI1'G Inter flreplace, $250 F..astsJde Ma- apartments Includes ap- kIlchen app J lance<>,storage per at Verl1ler, 760 square BlH 14')1 mlum 2 bedrooms, 2 baths bedroom luxurv condo natIOnal CUISine Hors-, lUXUriOUSdecor 881 Chalet, upper sleeps 8 lower I1ke to hO\l,e<>llfor ';e\ f-ral ATIENTION garetge In(Jude~ carpeting J \l\f!'~Dlt\'rJo: O( CLPA\C\, 1032 or 885 2394 sleeps 6 Tiers ma} be mler- weeks \\ Ilhn~ !f) ,hare cost drape<; range refngprator 2')1)to I 000 sq fl ne'>' office :-IAPLES, Flonda - furmsh connected 425 fl i.l>.... rates 0'1 renter< monthl) afl')-Ql'A() Dam' In (, P Vlllage lJ~LTONA, near Disney • lake CaIJ iJ13 !f72-4'>45be Southheld, LIVOnia, Frankllll and Garden Bay Sleeps 4 2 full baths, \\orld Da}tona,2 bedroom m,>urdrJU' (,J{U\'lJo, I''JI \ I ~, "rtTOI{\(rr: C0 pdrkmg <; pn\ all' f'ntrance $9ohopplng, restauran'_" 1 \.LL\ " 2 bE.'dro'"Jm10'>'f'r o\p- C,ly /{(lJdblf' yt\ ICf' monlh p!l,~ \lllli!lf~S Call mile to beach Weekly, mon- eqU1pped homes for rent • WANTED sleep!>8 and 12 Layman A~' pl,ar'~f-< flrf'pla«~ ila<, d~,,.,,,o Jorl'f' f':"llmdle, - >\liu Yhulte<, flil1.fl4P,l !In 140") I\ 1.0\ ELY l1xl'i office WIth a 3092 "rea 4f,\~141 Realtor A~<;OClateIl86'orkmg r*r,(I'1 One wour1 ....ork)~ d\dllablp In a SprJng~ 1 bedrooms 2 EXPERIE;\('E old fa~hT(med Hourl) oH'rrj,~hl dnd 24 I\~f. /\j-{f_ orr.... UlI(ln~ ap I bedroom kltrhenette 11\lug nf...., Iv f('no\ dted \-lack baths, ,Ieep<; 10 Mlnules '>'Il1tE'rfun", Ith modern ron- hour rale!> )2 yedr- "'Ith I pilt ..tJfJrL' on !he folio'>'mg I room \en clean and qUiet Au'ntH' (,roc"e Pomte Vf'n,ence~ In lovel~ ..,,,1SS ',l. ~ .. I~f'r .' S tl'f""t"e d,mnll (,r ddn"nR ~ou rf" 001\ from Bovne Highlands • Mrs Ha m mond -..,ho~e , lipartrrwnt<; for Decemr*r I Pr:,alp entranc!' laundrj V.ood~ pror,~-wmal hu.Jdmg A,,;nlable fflr '>'l'ekend<; or Chdlet on lak/> near Cad)1 r""""1 r..;t/\ ~VwA, 011RI\pr Terrace Aparl""'1tnts ~pa(lou' agency ,pr'ed Gro~se I 0<'cupann rr)lJT()c;;qx.t('d SIS'i I':,cn One f1dl m Hl:hl\ rate In longer DNf'nlbf'r thru Jar DI<;hYod<;her ftrepldce, ,Jx1..In dp?lrlr""Jt rt-, (J'fer plt'r1fV (,f t;.lnra~e paf'-lllK • Pomte 0' er '30\ p", rs Llcen.'> I · ~., ~?~o.,f,,,-__ _ dudf''> 111.1.riml'OItlf"> "larch Plea~l' cd1164f;()(H9 I'tc ~Ief-p" ';; ';( p,~< i ,,,,,nd', fa"'II,t't dnd d'i Ihp IlrdU'\ (,1 I(l){odIlVlfiR 1.0.\;',1{ ~Lo\1 'lorr]('r<.l'! P~~A__jl:_:M _ dd)' 12&lfii)11) I - UfAl-:-E! \f,AR Bo)ne M( rr(,r- 4 Jl'<-r, of PI "rf [' -,"I<,""ld"d hy hI' aups of I"no'><'dpedI(round~ 247-0283 I nPdr f hdndJH I','rk IJI lIP NEW Fireplace phoIw color TV, 6F SHARE LIVING , (t.ur( h ',,/'tl r ,h()pplr,g I fI ,'r 1 Prld(/:' PlilS Yfm In the h('art 01 Delfl)l! Immed'dlf' 1X'( updnq ~e I o E.'>Y1 Ii OFF J( (J & f)OI\(, r: ski ....~kf'nds, and holiday QUARTERS (ARI .... ' la rg(' 2 tJ4"'dn.om upP'-r .... "'(JU! thl' hassiI' IS CJ( H \IO'IT(J cur,t} (h'pn~l! plu, 'me HlILDJ\G ....eeks 778-4lM 88-HJ431 I f'x('eH~nt ((md,I)f)n I mOllth~ rrnt I~pferen(('<; If'ff('r~on ')outh of 9 "'lle I ------...-~-"---- ~ .~r I,,,f"J I \,lrH'rr I .... ~j{!H)""ilZPRJ'lJGS 1 FEMALE tI.ommatl' nf'6jed I ! _22_1 quare F(,,,! 18'1011'AI~t8 minutes [0 skung \\'eek ------At IL, Be't ( all ]981Ji'>IACK AVfo: 770<1 FAlSI J~ffl'rson Ave-nul' Delrelll 886-0"144afl('r 6 p m \111(,HfW1 Prof(,,;'>!onalof- end or Yo I't'k Day!> - 291 FOR MED-STAFF I GRO~~E POI'lTE ~()O[)~ fl24 1709 ~T()f{E<;' A\ I)dpartm('nl~ for flce ~lJllc I'.X( elJrnt loca 38)(J fo:venln~s anll week CLASSIFIED ADS 881 6100 rent Call 2'>4-9188 lion 7i7 4646 end8 - 885-8174 557-2505 CALL 882.6900

~ - - ---~----~-~-~~----- Thursday, December 20, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven-C 6G-STORE i-ARTicLES 8-ARTicLES 8-ARTlcLES 8-ARTicLes 8-ARTicLES 8i-ANTibUES 8-ARTicLEs I FOR SALE FOB IALE LEASE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE THREE piece patIO, occa- ABSOLUTELY adorable Cab- RARE CHINA - A fine Xm as BOOKCASE - mahogany, TWO storefronts on corner of GREAT Christmas giftS, STEREO AMP, McIntosh MIXED HARDWOODS, $50 a SIOnal blue chair, desk, new bage Patch porcelain gift - 103 pieces of Minton 's 72x6Ox14, 3 keyed glass Mack and Nottmgham 1,000 Suzulu 125, IBM typewrtter, cord Stacked and delivered, MA6200 mteg stereo ampli- Reasonable 774.1908 preemles Hand kmtted, 6 beautiful "ctultern" patte rn doors, 12adjWltahle shelv~, sq ft each, $225 per month fooseball and pmball game, 7 days a week 886.7478 fier, pre-amp, amphfler 100 (\ong out of producllon) - a MURRA Y rldmg lawnmower watts per channel, equal. piece OUtfits, $55 882-3057 $1,000 or best offer 371-0926 each Utilities mcluded 822- 881-4345 LIKE NEW Men's brown lea collector's Item - In ..as and sweeper, 11 h P ,36" cut, Izer, With walnut cabmet, PING PONG table, full Size, before 2 p m 1645 RUG 9'xI5' hlue, green, aslung ther coat Slze 44 Paid $200, new" condlllon - 12 sev en $650 884-5503 $1,200 886 5381 after 6 p m $25 886-92J4 7 $75 Good buy 839-6429 askmg $100 366-2175 piece place settings, pi us TOY & TRAIN WANTED RANCH mmk stole, $400 REFRIGERATOR, $175 Ken- VIC 20 computer With cassette servlllg dIShes - Will sell at If.! USED mecharucal 4 play pm- SHOW & SALE TO RENT RAM golf clubs and cast white 881-6909 Call after 3 30 P m more washer, $150 Call recorder, and 26 gdmes 882- market value - Phone B84 ball machme Best offer metal cart, 2.9 Irons, 3 - SUNDAY, JANUARY 6 822-3638 or 584-2274evenmgs 2481 4696 GROSSE Pomte - Harper 882-0048 woods, used once, $150 10 LAST mlllute Chnstmas gift, 10 am -3 pm Woods - St ~lalr Shores pulse tach watch, solid state SCHWINN man's bike - World BRASS fireplace screen With ENCYCLOPEDIA Brittam a, SONY STR-V7 stereo, 150 watt gallon aqual'lum, c.omplete Harper Woods lower flat, apartment or car: quartz, rugged case, pulse Toumt, perfect condition glass doors plus heat energy new, best offer 882.8738 per channel, best ever made set up, $20 881 4688 Commuruty Center nage house for retired mdlcator, great Idea for Jog- return 36"xJ8", $500 value, receiver Pecar tested, sel- $50 Call 821-7251 BUYING OLD Rhlllestol1e a nd Allard, eXit at 1-94expressway Grosse POl!lte lady with TEAK wood hope chest With gers, blcychsts or anyone $150 Energy efflclent fire dom used Was $1,100 new, soap stone mlay Teak wood HANDMADE Care Bears for costume Jewelry, also wa nt 19748 Harper Ave small dog 882-5357 after 6 concerned ....llh their health, log heat return, $50 885-4999 reasonable 886-1763 after- Chnstmds, 16" 7' slate pool old evemng bags and bea d- MATERIALS UNLIMITED pm carved, 4 seasons screen guaranteed delivery m time noon anyday table, ball return, acces- TROPHIES - pair of Ivory ed clothmg 772-7434 Make thiS Chmtmas season Black lacquer drop front for ChrIstmas 881-1.226, GERMAN Consul General re- writing desk 779 5489 SOries, excellent conditIOn, tusks from AfTlcan elephant, e one to remember, gIve an $5995 SOFA, hide-a-bed, both hk qUires luxury house, unfur- FURS WANTED 776-1419 $400 884-2852 about 54" high, approxI- new Custom made fro m antIque of lasting value rushed, central air, SpaCIOUS TAPPAN electnc sto\e, ....Ith mate weight IS 90 Ibs Best crystal stemware, glass, CABBAGE Patch kids, Coleco BOY'S hockey eqUIpment for FlOrida, all pastel colors , art reception rooms, formal din- double 0\ ens, and cabinet, offer 0\ er S9,5OO B86 3459 Conslgnment or Buy girl's, boy's, preemies, new sale 822.9046 $250, $350 771 8317 TIffany wall sconces, bronze 109 room 20 ft long, good condition 886-7425 Tlifany desk sels, brass With papers, extra OUtfits COLE CO Cabbage Patch kid, generous rental, long lease LEE'S SOLID mahogany breakfront, POOL table, antIque snooke r, chandelJers, dazzling leaded available 34303.25 DARK OAK kitchen set, 56" 80"x56 'xlb' Wedgwood be:>t offer 885-4944 10'x51;!', heavy slate, a II Tel 962-6526 round pedestal table With and beveled glass wmdows, RARE DESK An antIque chlDa Urexel lurmture wood Fair offer Excellen t 20331 MACK 8818082 14' extensIOn ....ood gralll MAHOGANY elegant carved fireplace 8 ARTICLES English 'Davenport" desk 772 7536 881-6939 formlca lop 6 matchmg mantels, On ental rug!>, fIDe FOR SALE KENMORE stove, electrtc (cIrca 19th century) III ex U of M LINED wmdbreaker, INTERIORS Ch brakes, etc 884-0448 War. Occult, Avante Garde Friday 9-2, 1327 Amta reb Ladles belge all wool Selhng all Il~W merohandlse Dalton Jacket Like new TWO red velvet barrel-back In ongmal cartons 2 piece PIANOS WANTED LIt, mllilary county hlS- MUSKRAT poncho With red GRANDS, Spmets, Consoles l ones, philosophy and wool slacks mens SUitS, !>mall chairs. 2 medIUm mattress sels 1\\ 10 $59, full fox fur collar, $'3~o Pahlm I sporl COats, Slle 40 Ram- and Smdll Upl'tghts worthwlu1e books for collec- (Chmese mmk), size 12, green tapestr) wlOgback $79, ofasleepers proof coat lip out IImng chairs, all modestly priced $11\1,bunk beds complete $88 TOP PRICES PAID tIOns In all categories. Cash $250 772-7408 paid and Immed!ate remo\- Two heavy large shag rugs, In presentable condition for 7 piece 11\ mg rooms $239 VE 7.0506 HOUSEHOLD off white Antique :lower famlly room 881-5754 decorative lamps from --- aI THE RESALE SHOP 2(}-50%SUPER Sale - Drums 14901 E 7 Mile Jars WIcker baskets Two WOMANS Nutria fur coat, $14 88, 5 pIece \\ood dmettes GRUB STREEl and round SIlk black cushIOns, guitars, all InStruments 8833 Art Glass, antiques, & col- new, besl offer 775 1B89 or $159,$800 PitS noli' $375 Open Van Dyke, 921-401>1 Hours A BOOKERY lectibles Fme furmture & frmged Shoes, ladles and 294-7145 to the pubhc, dealers and m. ESTATE SALES gents 1\1,'0gorgeous SIlk and 1-7 p m Sunday 1-5 pm, small apphances CONTEMPORARY avocado ~t1tutlOnal sales \\elcome 17194 East Warren chI ffon robes Mirrors HAMMOND Organ, excellent APPRAISALS Antique Lamps Repaired ' Name brands, Serla, etc near Cadteux Nerve health bench Size green so fa, 102', $75 9451 Buffalo, Hamtramck () condition, bench, accesso- ANTIQUES PURCHASED LOW, illW PRICES Detroit, Mldugan 141~ and 15, profeSSIOnal ries, $525 839-4798 We buy entire households 772-7408 block nOlth of Holbrook, I 882.7143 launderd whIte shIrts, $1 771-1170 Call FIrst 372-2500 ANDARY fur coyote Jacket block east of Conanl), OLD PLAYER plano each Large Orten tal rug SIze 6-8 Like new, $425 465 875-7166 Telegraph (2 blocks (rebUilt>, just m time for CASH FOR Call 885-2209, 12 noon to 7 L KATHERINE ARNOLD. ANTIQUES 3421 South of 6 Mile), 532-4060 Christmas Sale or trade KIDS CLOTHES HOUSEHO~D pm NEW WILSON staff 8 Irons Monday through Saturday, 884.8987 and E XCELLENT CONDITION SEASONED Dyna power II, regular 10 8, Sunda), 125 14460 THE PIPER Hammond organ ESTATE SALES shaft, D 2 weIght, all leather GratIOt (.2 blocks north of 7 VERY CLEAN, BETTER FIREWOOD With auto chord, $275 885- BRANDS, INFANT THRU 14 jtalker & 1QOOSt jlnr. Conducted bv . K' grIp, regular relall, $520 l\tlle Rd ) 521.3500 Monda) 9284 All Hardwood $65 per face Bring III Monday, Tuesday Servlung W'ayne Best offer Won Hought & '>old In many chair, $75, mICrO\\Uve, $75, "lruments, mc!udmg pianos, W lDchester and others. dlfh'rent caIPgor!r') Call hlnlty, $50, antlque dre~ser organs Call 775 7758 Pnvate collector ~78 5315 ll85 2265 mirror $50 glass shower PIANO - (,hlckenng uprtght --i'I~('T()RCO would like to ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Anytime for InlollnatlOn t1()()r~, $.15 bathroom pole Used by Grosse POinte art- buy USa nd foreIgn "lamps AZAR'S GALLERY \\ I \i1'EH lI<)l IRS (',Ibml'l, ~h('lfs, $30 11812619 ISt Super Ct)ndltlon Offer clnd U S COins -k\~-{}9OG ll81 5771 (Jill' of thl' I.lrgl' '>1'1('(lIOn., of Or!l'nloll 1 ug., III ,I m ',p m D NIN(; TABLIo: anrl chdlrs, 7Dlh";'IIITURF; toys anllques, Ht m 1111111U III pn( (''> __ "~ __ :-'_d_l__ofd, chlloren'., c1olh<'s, Ie acted Illas!! complete HOUSEHOLD AND ESTATE SALES 8S-ANTIQUES 2'i1 E '1I'.HIlII.J. HIIt\lI\("',\ \1 1'001, 11\B1 f'; '>I'lle 4 xli . to}'>, I,llllp" lables, rlccel> t':l tates Call 8:,H 1994 wllh ping pon~ top $150 .,()n('~ !Illl.l7B'~ FQR SALE Our ~ervlces provide appraisals and sales of per WA NTED dead or dbve 644-7311 DlilcUe table dnd thaH'S 15 PIEC~: unu ....fld Anchor sonal goods We stand proudly behind our DIE CA::'1' toy matchbox Yes T V ~,~lI~hers dryerl>, re- 42 )(')4 , .,f'lf stormg 1l'af !Io<.klng ovr!l ml<-fOWdVe frl gerahJr .. 52HY739 reputatIon, haVing served thIS commumly for leryNlf'> C .,lOlagl' hd:., $30 12 years h uck~ 886 8763 NEED A MAID, CHEF OR BUTLER w,dnut gralll forrnlca,l'xce) llll406B7 1151B-TRO~KS I('nt UJndltlul1, $lOO Early ------ANTIQUE SHOW FOR SAbE FOR THE HOLIDAYS? Aml'rtColn d~k mil pIe, $150 JAMt<:S A :\W;..NING For your convemence, our shop IS open 1l00K<'ELl EH AND SALE VE RY CLEAN l!17ti To~ uta 1I0W ABOlJr A HI',MOTE ('{J:-JTHOI HOJ!(tf' ~7~ 1\~211_ _ _ __ 1'l2~1 MACK AVF: 10ng bed "'llh renlO\ able $7'1 'l'i I'Ll \ IAX ~ummlt Mall Tdt'..:rafh >And EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY I d FUN-STUFF :'I.U1H E 505 l'Ul orlgll\allnll~ ~ond FROM 10:00 A.M.-4:00 P.M. 10m mlllll.' cl"'>'>I( .lll ....ono nl.'"da\ JanUltrv 1. SUIIIOn 15115 CHARtEVOIX ,21 11k(~1 Dill' to our dl( Ill'dull.' illU .ltl(XI th('r PO(kl h 4 xll excellent _ Fr.rt' p.lrktng Mall hours (.ROSSE POIIloTf; PARK \ ( \1111'1'1\(; 1\ \ll( 111<,;\ \ ....1 \\ ill NOT hI.'Opt"l ('hll,>t ~P.\("l • .:amp- Ping Pong lable '~ lop !1M --CHto~vY:,,-iollltlJ m .. " EVI' 1l0\\I'\('r our Obil7 !IllI,10 10 DENlEY'S er top t~ 0 tone, all the to)'s., \1"11,,1 Chrl"tm,l') (lwl.l,lll ANTIQUES heav) dut V, mmt condition, 331-3486 or 882-2299 g,tthl'rmg ....111 1)(' Iwl(l on f7 '1('10 lIlIt .10477 "'lIIldd~ l>tol Llrd 110111 Furllllurt' l 1u( k., !'ll.", ')}"ll, to) ';.~~f~ J \\ ~~JIV/lli:~~ 100111111 'i P III ('U,>IOIlH'I" & ,In(,n or Itght hl',1! II'd fnv 11f'>1for "a lurddy hOUN l\ltlO \'\\ RllhOl1 l!ke-sel I It>1u.xt'' , for &peclal appointments on 0(( days )~I'\\(:~\~ lobi) 772 '11lI5 ~ !>pt'<'d mint condlllon, '/I 1\\" II '~\-\\ 'II/;P{ WF IHI\ AND"":U, _ $-1 300 sg,'1 til~ " ij 1"'1 A\tl' \ \,1) ( JlI~ dl'PI dhdi'> I.. :::::::-- ~:- Sale I !(I' 1~1.1I1'> I>Mll.'> pll\l'1 M(,x ~pnng "no mlilln'.,." I BOOKS/USED AND RARE 'We will be c!o')ed ('hn<,lma') dn '>'>N IIlght "tand f)Ur<.ha~t'(t for ullIh or ilpprdlsed wl'Ck (1227 R41 dnd will re open agam l:Ms, Pac Man, Centipedes and others available for Christmas W, OM7 1111610 10 I.~tlltl'~ al"o de'>l1 ed/Ill homl' l'o~ullat1Unl> on Thurl>day .Ian 3, 198.'> I Reasonable prices DelIvery available JOHN KING HAPPY HOLIDA YS ' i (,OOJ) (Ilndltlon "wlve) (Iuur, _: CaJI775-7810,7am-5pm $40, rr(']ln£'r, $7:" 'lOla, $100, 961.0622 I 1ll\2 27,1I • CUp and Save thl'! ad • Thursday, December 20, 1984 Page Eight-e GROSSE POINTE NEWS I

11=ClRS l1-CARS 11-CARS l2B-VACATioR 13-RElL ESTATE 1Util ESTlfE lot-REAL esTATE I2O=dIAERXL FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE PROPERTY FOR SALE FOR SALE WANTED I SiRVICC 1982BUICK LeSabre Limited SCHUSS Mountain chalet, 4 GROSSE POINTE WOODS BUILDING WANTED SNOWBLOWE~!~~P!IR OLDSMOBILE 1961 Regency 1977 OLDS Cutlass Salon, V-8 most options, ImmaculatE' bedrooms, 21:2 baths, ful!) MERRY CHRISTMAS 'dual ,....~ MINOR TU U - loaded, 53,000 mIles, good almost rust.free, SpaCIOUS 3-4 bedroom CoIorual Indi Y1 w...... to-._...... 1-'''- MAJOR OVERHAUL conditIon, $7.100 886-4790 engme, furmshed, largest, hlght'St FamIly room, fireplace, conditIOn, dIesel must sell. 35,000 miles, power every TO ALL office or storefront buil~ GUARENTEED lot 10 area S....lm, golf, ski 1981 DODGE Anes Special $4 500 or best offer Davs ~ freshly decorated, new car- FROM on Mack Ave (preferably) FREE ESTIMATES thtng 885.7059 Reduced to $69,500 4452180 petlng Beaullful neighbor- ~t1on, front wheel dnve, 7050, e\ emng 739-0385 CROWN REALTY or,Harper-area between 718 FREE PICK-UP & arr, no rust $01,295or offer 1980 MALIBU ClaSSIC, good POMPANO Beach, FlOrida, hood 934% financing Mile (approxunately) No DELIVERY 1976CHEVROLET La:1dau - condltlOn, V-6, 1 tone gray, 882«22 luxunous condo on Intra- Grosse Pomte Park - 3 bed- Realtors please Mr Very dependable tran::.por alr, ne\\ Mlchelm radials, n2-oB58 coastal, one block from DUPREY /Detrolt room smgle, full basement, Stevens 886-1763 tatlOn, aCCIdent free, all rustproofed, 60,000 miles 3 bedroom, 2 fuU baths, famI- gas heat, cIty certlfied, Side N G CONSTRUCTION CO 1981TORONADO - rechnlng ocean 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, o power, ne\\ brakes. shocks, $3,500 886 5552 ly room, newer kItchen fur- drive, 21,:< car garage Only CASH Masonry repaIrs, clumneys, power seats, puiS(' ....Ipers. furmshed If desired Must exhaust excellent \' 8 1982 PLYMOUTH Reliant 4 nace, roof and electnc Spot- $35,000 Easy terms pauos, porches Speclalinng accent stripe, air, V-8 gas sell (313) 88l-475t FOR HOMES englOe, air conditIOn cruise door, power steering power less, $3O's Aruuous 10Fieldstone fireplaces LJ.. engme. rear defogger, code Servmg Area since 1938 control. must sell 526-5Z78 brakes, air, AM/FM stereo, l2C-FARMS Grosse Pornte Park - Luxury censed 839-9459 alarm O....ner $7,900 824 1978 CHEVETTE - 2 door, 4 FOR SALE INCOME PROPERTY 2 family flat, 4/3, 2 furnaces, STIEBER REAL TV 3213 rear defrostel , garage kept, HANDYMAN With truck speed very good condltlon rustproofed, ongmal 120 O\CRE Farm by Broy, n CI- 6/3 bnck m ruce area New fur- 2 cent.r'll.1 aU' con $6.5,000 Amel Ave, Detroit 48224 Since furnaces, dishwashers, etc undercoat, FI\1 stereo auto condomll'uum, {III updated farmIy, 2 furnaces, .2 car gar- 59WO milE'S Good condition steering, brakes $2,500 886-1190 1946 Realtor Fast servIce and reasonable mattc truck opener, dlglt.al ApphancE'S, aIr, basement age Beautiful condItion $1,000 77t>-683-1 82.HJ501 SELL US your unwanted real rates Call 882-4511 clock, part ....arrant' , 4 l2D-LAKE AND RIVER Pnced to sell at $55,000 1'373OLDS Cutlass Runs good e;,tate Squiers ASSOCiates speed $6 695 77i 0306 1976 OLDS Cutlass "'agon, PROPERTY HARPER WOODS Terms to quahfled buyer good transportatIOn $375 772.8570 20A-CAl!iflET 583-9610 ext 330 PO\\ er steering/brakes Hawthorne - sharp 3 bed- $750,offer ll82-5194 884.1480 room bnck ranch, family Grosse Pomte Park, 3 bed- LAYING 1984 TURBO Pontiac Sunblrd ST. CLAIR PRIVATE PARTY, 4 flat m 1982Ll:"COL:\ To....n car SIg- Luxur\ R1\ er Club condo- room, fireplace, flmshed room Colomal WIth den on CARPET LAYING 2000 S E Coupe, loaded, 1979 \IO"\TE Carlo - under Detroit, Eastside preferred nature series Loaded, com- mmium ....Ith great vie....of basement, attached garage, 1st floor, }l;;l full baths, Side NEW AND OLD mint conditIOn .\-iust sell 2O,COO mIles, excellent COndl- 822-0842 • ~~ _.- h 1 H1n ....lrt 1"l~.' ",llt~T' n!Ji<::h M",,! ..,p1l thIS t:::. rl"llT" ~H D>r ()np h,p(i all appliances Grosse drive 2 car j;?;arage Priced StaIrs Carpeted Shrlted to,~.IIO~ 1 POlOte schools Nice I RepaIrs of All Types $;'OOo~;r'~t"off~~-885-3t27 ~-;'ek $9,850 or offer room effiCiency urnt ....1th 1 :2 to sell $39,500 Terms 16-PETS 1981 BUICK Regal T.top. Daths, full) eqUIpped kit- FOR SALE ALSO 1980CITATION mustselJ AIr, 8825986 821-6500 power/aIr, 58,000 miles chen, SpaCIOUShvmg-dmmg ST CLAIR SHORES CARPETING, VINYL full po....er. runs great ne", 1977 FIREBIRD, \'-8, clean, TOM McDONALD & SON GREAT Dane pups, AKC, $6,300 884-5503 area, laundry, one car Beautiful 3 bedroom bnck HARDWOOD engme $'2,950 Before 5 pm. all power, air, $2,5OO;best 3RD GENERATION black, 12 weeks, only 6 garage and Vlewmg balcony- ranch, completely rejuvmat- Samples Shown 10 1m RED RabbIt, stlck, gas 896-5650, after, 882 5520 88Hll94 males - one female left. $125 engme, rust free, new tlrE'S deck $73,500 ed 10 an out Flonda room, WIN A TRIP FOR 2 Your Home 1983 FUEGO, red Turbo, 5 1982POl\'TIAC 6000 LE Load flmshed basement Owners TO FLORIDA! Days 312-0518, evenmgs BOB TRUDEL $1.900. 822-1550 372-9603 speed a,r, po....er steermg! ed $6,500 or offer 882-5986 Magnificent onck and frame mOY1ng out of state Must Just buy tins beauWul home rn n4-7590 days, 294-5896 eves 1976PONTIAC LeMans statIOn brakes rear defogger 15000 1970 NOVA gas saver, ne", horne of top quahty con. sell fast! Grosse Pomte Woods 2 or 3 GIVE A bird a Christmas 5 wagon, good runnmg condl CARPET INSTALLATIONS mdes, like new $6 200 882- brakes, muffler, etc John structlOn built by Grosse STIEBER REAL TV bedroom bnck bungalow year old Parakeet, cage, Any SIZe. Call 882-3175 or tion, 80,000 mlles $1,100 With 1112 car garage, new fur- 9767 or 751-5335 822-5778 Pomte bUllder, Joel Bremer 775--4900 stand, food and toys, $15 to 7Z7-2865 88H293 nace, water heater and m- a good home 881-3824after 1976MOl\lE Carlo, excellent 1979CHEVROLET Monte Featured are such frnenes 1979 BUICK Regal, 68,000 car NEW OFFERING sulahon, heated porch, 6pm condJuon, loaded $3,200 882- All optiOns E"cellen as crown moldlOg, hand- JERRY'S CARPET miles, $a,9oo/best offer 885- 10 Cozy, clean and comfortable stove, refrigerator, flIllShed 8960 condItion $3,500 881-9292 carved Engbsh fireplace POODLE pups, browns. SERVICE 8839.75Hl1l42 mantel, garden room facmg . Beautlfully mamtamed basement $69,500 1982CHEVY Cavaher type 10 Seda n blacks, bred for quahty, Installation - RepaIrS, all CADILLAC 1979, the patio and pnvate yard 3 bedroom bnck ranch 10 1982MACH VI, 4 door, loaded, Hatchback, automatic, load. 50,000 must sell. 939-8934 kinds In-home sales Ware- DeVille Leather, and master bedroom swte convement but peaceful INVESTORS DREAM mint, fIrsl $12,500 takE'S ed, rustproofed, clean WEIMAP.ANER, 11 months house prices Over 20 years mlles 885-3622 on fU'St floor Three bed- Harper Woods neighbor- Seller anxious 881-6827,885- $4,600 Must sell 776-8462 2 fanul)' InCome, 2 bedrooms, old, great disposItion, good E'xpenence. 1977 VW, stick AM/FM, ex rooms, 2h baths, formal hood, 2 car garage Low 6869. plus a den in each unit, sep- famlly pet, $50 882-7510. 776-3604 1983 CELEBRITY - fully ceptlonally clean, 1301Gray dlnmg room, gourmet lot- mamtenance A lovely home 1980 BUICK Skylark LImited arate furnaces, SIde dnve to loaded $10,200 Call886-0115 ton corner of Vernor, $2,700 chen, partial basement and for $52,900 (H-057) HOME needE'd for sweet small 20C-CHIMNEY AND 4 door, V-6, new tires, SCHWEITZER REALESI'ATE 2-car garage Low $4O's 884-1302 21:2 car garage Located on dog Owner senously ill FIREPLACE brakes, shocks, battery One 1981 CUTLASS Supreme, 2 Better Homes and Gardens FHA/V A terms door, V6, dark blue Landau RIverside Dn\UIltWIth ex- Modern terrace apartments After 6 pm, 884-7643 ty. Please call, 882-8660 season Ypur Fireplace and 1978 OLDS Regency, excellent cally mmt $750 or offe r raced down to the nver tras and \S In fme condItion overlooking a garden foun- , lllx36 sWimming pool, Chimney Needs Professional condition, many extras 1964GRAND Marqws, 4 d.oor 881-5771 (Ml152) tarn 8-Mile Gratiot area Se- DALMATIAN euPPles AKC low mileage, loaded , separate garagmg and work Excellent pedigree Pet and care, Cleaned and Inspected $3,995. 884-8426 CHAMBERLAIN 771-«100 I parate meters, excellent AM/FM cassette, power shop and CIrcular drive show potenbal. 779-1277 With No Mess, No Dust ALL AUTO ADS GROSSE POINTE Woods, cash return $17,000per unit 1979 HONDA Accord Hatch- doors, steenng, tilt, quality $375,000 Land Contract terms avail- CERTIFIED AND INSURED owner, energy efficient 2 back, automallc, aU', low alarm system 882-0840 OUT OF GROSSE able 16-PETS J & J CHIMNEY SWEEPS bedroom brick. 10 perfect miles, $3,295 ~ T MAC GLASHAN COMPANY HART REALTY 885-1220 FOR SALE 773-1444 1913 SUPER Beetle, 56,000 POINTE AREA MUS condltlOn, 11'2 garage with 1976CHARGER New AMIFM Opposite St ClaIr Inn CHIMNEY Cover made 10 miles, great shape, red , BE PREPAID!!! opener, fIreplace, large HARPER WOODS Lovely 3 stereo Nice condltlon 882- $1,750 or best 979-9382 or 1-329-2294 USA - prevent ram da- modern kitchen, fInIshed bedroom bnck home on a mage, birds and varmints, 9288 882-8'724 GROSSE POINTE basement, near Liggett If ynu lose me l2E-COMMERCIAL quiet shady street. Grosse 885-5307, '882-m93 1975 COUPE deVille Z7,000 1974 CORVETIE Stmgray , NEWS PROPERTY schools $77,800 881-3871 P010te schools Excellent or fint1 me . , . miles, must f7 ,250 fIrm see, 350, 4 barrel, automatic. T- 1978 COUGAR, excellent con WOODBRIDGE East - con- retiree or starter home, CHIMNEYS repaired and 882-5026. tops, maroon extenor, black. , dUion, many extras, 46, 000 BUSHIiE&:l AND dominlum/tawnftouse ,.cov- $44,900., , ~1~Qi!Ct,Average clumneys PON'rlACPHOENIX 1961 V6, mtenor,~,1lOO 774-ml.4r- nules $2,650 881-0223 INVESTMENT ered double carport, tiled TOM CROOK cleaned $35 469-7390. PROPERTIES 2 door. Auto, full pov.er, arr, CHEVETTE 1!~81, low mile- 1975 FORD Ranch wagon basement 445-2328. century 21-East COACHLIGHT CHIMNEY crwse, defogger, slereo, top ExclUSIvely 286-5800 age, flOe condition, AM/FM "BIg Red Chnstmas Pres BALFOUR SQUARE condition, low rmleage SALES - LEASES SWEEP COMPANY cassette stereo, 777-5572 ent," runs great, arr, $550 CONDOMThTIJM 855 COOK. $4,400. 884-6259 offer 884-7944 EXCHANGES CERTIFIED #280 1983 CONTINENTAL, hke Harper Woods, 2 bedrooms, 3 BEDROOM, 1970 CHEVY Impala, 4 door, new, all options, sunroof , 1979 PLYMOUTH Honzo n Vlrgmla S Jeffl'les Realtor ll,"2 baths, central air, all No Mess .1nsured 350 auto, good conditIOn, Zlebart 886-2206 TC3, 1 7 Iller, stereo, sun 882-0899 apphances Excellt'nt condi- 2 STORY. Complete Caltforrua car Askmg $875 PONTIAC SunbU'd 2000, 1984, roof, asking $2,750 886-2566 EXCELLENT tradItIOnal tion Pnced to sell. Immed- IDEAL LOCATION. Chimney Care 331-3678 late occupancy Owner, 886- 2 door, 8,000 miles, aIr , 1978FORD van, $2,000 or bes commercial bUlldmg on OWNER. $120,000 .I 3324 885.3733 1m LTD II Brougham. on- stereo, cruISe and more Im - offer 882-0306after 4 p m "The Hlll " Approx 2500sq We'll run your ad ginal owner, good condition, maculate $6,975, 885-2865 ft , gas central aIr, 25X tOO 20902 HAWTHORNE, Harper EVENINGS 641.7458 FREE!! low nules, fIrSt $1,500 takes 1979 MUSTANG Glua, 2 door foot lot 16-PETS 1978CADILLAC Coupe, mmt , 4 speed, air conditIOned, su Woods Two bedrooms, 1899 LOCHMOOR Open Sun- It m-5378 DANAHER, BAER, day 2-5 llt~ story, 3 bed- 882-6900 FOR SALE crwse, 3 way radlo/C B , roof, stereo, tape Excellen t enclosed porch can be used 1973 CHEVY :'\ova, no rust, power, loaded $5,435 n3 WILSON & STROH as 3rd bedroom, full dInmg rooms, 2 baths, liY1ngroom, - condltlon, 884-5187, after 6 885-7000 good conditIOn, nell\ tU'E'S 4876 room or office Large hvmg fireplace, den, Florida QUALITY PVPl'If'; 881-4()25 1978 CHEVY van, automatic room with dining area at one room, all aluminum trim, PACER, 1976, very good con - or BUILDING WANTED T~~~ "'-A~ STUD SERVICE TO excellent condltlon $2,500 end FIreplace, attached new furnace, many extras • AI'lICOT !'":~,. 1984 DODGE Daytona Turbo dltlon, 83,000 mIles $1,100 lndiY1dual WIShes to purchase APPIlOVEO IlITCHES offer 776-5615, 445-1071 garage and Grosse Pomte Weekdays after 4 p m 886- kEDS • alACK~" ",., .. red, black leather, 5-speed, 885-2083 office or storefront bWldlng A I(C REGISTERED CUTLASS Brougham 1977 schools Comenca Bank, B887 • WHITE 't 0 18,000 milE'S $10,500 Office on Mack. Ave (preferably) 1( , I CORVETTE, 1978 LImIted YOAICSHIRES • 11 • 80ARDING 886-7700, home 885-1084 sharp, loaded, power pack DetrOit Corporate Real Edition Indy Pace car, L-48 or Harper-area between 7/8 BUNGALOW, 3-4 bedrooms, SCHNAt1ZER ~ \.~ "/ age, $2,600 or best 521-2847 Mile (approximately) No Estate 496-6177 • GROOMING OLDSMOBILE Omega 1980 4 engme, 24.00Jongmal mLles fireplace, dining room, 1984 4 DOOR, Mercury Lynx door Brougham, wlute, load- power everythmg, whee I Realtors please Mr SEMI-RANCH - Torrey Grosse POInte schools c$ho'U.!. !J(E.nnd!. ed, 32,000 miles, one owner lock!, and tmted T-top locks power steerIng/brakes Stevens 886-1763 Road, Grosse POUlteWoods $56,500 882-9684 AM/FM, cloth interIOr, hk 1 MARCEL AND MARlA DAGHVYT Mint condItion Grosse $13,500 call 884-9019 e INVESTMENT PROPERTY 4 bedrooms, 2 '2 baths, hvmg Pointe Woods $4,500 886- new n4-4111 evemngs - Lower level commerCial, room, dlmng room, famlly ST CLAIR Shores, 3 bedroom - Phone 293-1429 - BACK TO school Bug 1975 CADILLAC Sed a n second noor apartments room, 2 natural fireplaces, 2 ranch, fimshed basement, 33433 HARPER AVENUE HOURS 9.ooA M TO 6 OOP M 5453 VW new floor, new front ax . 1983 DeVille, Silver, leather Completely rented Call for car garage PartIally f11USh- wet bar, 111'2car garage ST CLAUit SHOItES, M! ~8082 CLOSEO SUNOAY & HOLIDAYS 1985TIFF ANY, claSSICrepro- el, $1,900 Call Mike, 545-2400 Perfect condition detaIls ed basement sale or lease Under $40,000 445-2978 ductlon 884-5374 days and 393-0536E'vemngs loaded DAt\AHER, BAER, Occupancy and lerms fleXI- 1978 CHEVROLET Nova, 4 Must sell Call even10gs SHORE POINTE 1970PLYMOUTH Belvadere , WILSON & STROH ble 885-795tl door, 6 cylinder, new rad. 885-6129 CONDOMINIUM 1993 6th owner, automatic. good 885-7000 leD-ADOPT 16D-ADOPT lals, exhaust, shocks, excel. exhaust, shocks, !.lres, excel. 1979 STARFIRE, $600 belo w ESTATE Home . Reduced, Front umt 10 Grosse POinte. 2 A PET olue book for qUick sale MEDICAL bwldmg, 3 sep- A PEr lent condItIOn, $2.400 885 lent dependable transporta - must seU 3 bedroom bnck, bedrooms, 2 baths By ap- 3625 885-7183 Thursday or Friday arate OffICes, parkmg, ap- basement, fireplace 8t pomtment, 881-9133 tlOn, $550 885-1236 praIsed at $J25,OOO,Will con- ( , 1984 CHRYSLER LeBaron between 5 pm -7 p m Clair Shores 776-5212, 776- sider all ....ntten offers 17200 Town and Country Landau 1981 PLYMOUTH Honzo n 95Z7 13A-LOTS 4 cylmder. loaded, power 1976 PINTO TC3. great m p g Excelien t East Warren, 882-6500 FOR SALE Why wmdows, extra light pack 4 c)lmder, standard transm\S conditIOn $3,600 882-0534 GROSSE POINTE, small of- GREAT FAMILY age, AMIFM cassette, ga- SlOn Runs good, body good 1978 l"ORD Granada Ghla, 4 fIce bUlldmg with parkmg HOME, SUPER BUY GROSSE POINTE Park. res- l'ewly renovated, pnced to Not rage kept, perfect, 8,200 condltllin, needs sprmgs door, loaded bUIlt-in C B Four bedrooms, 21'2 baths, re- Idential lot Balfour Road $350 "ell at $80,000 885-0849 below Jefferson, l00'xl80' mIles m-2540 excellent conditIOn, on e modeled kitchen With bullt- i' f" 'j V.W RABBIT dJesel L, 1979,4 774.3697 o....ner, $2 500 882-8638 OPPOSITE Eastland - For Ins, screened-m back porch, Below market ll85-O84O t If ~ Adopt! speed, A\'I/FM stereo (as- sale Attractl\el) designed 2 car garage $42,500 \ JI \' 1981HORIZO,,\ 4 door auto- 1982 COllGAR XR - 13,000 13e=ceMETERY L ' o}, sette, new exhaust battery, matIc aIr cruise poVrer l"1Iles extra clean, loaded 15suite office hwldmg Ade 885-3.:.52 "...... :...... ~ German built, -.,0 m p g quate Parking 777-4646 PROPERTY steermg po"'er brakes $7, 000 B86~237 Brmg love and laughter mto your hearts and homes many extras A must see stereo "'Ith cassette rust - 6 ST CLAIR <;horE'S :-.Iewerof. 592 GLEN ARBOR LANE 1985 CrRAND AM L E. V CORT'.'ER OF FOUR GLEN Eden Memonal 886-3571 proofed rear defogger be [lee buI1dmg $475,(0) Reply load£>d sacnflce $1 000 cemetery plots. transfer in- Man) homeless anImals are waltmg to be chosen by you 8l',5-{)122 to 450S MalO Street, Claw. MORNINGSIDE CORDOB.\, 1977 parts ....hole 10.... Ilstloffer 776-8864 GROSSE POI~TE WOODS cluded 839-1385 front cap. hood doof<;, all son, MI 48017 1 VISIt the MERCl'RY 1.:-"7, 1982', , ,Four bedroom Coloma I, 2 ,\! WOODLA W~ . "Garden of other parts 372--<151P. medIum red rust proofed 11B-CARS WANTED baths, large famIly room, TO BUY 13-REAL ESTATE Faith" N W quarter,lot 334, 1983 MERCEDI-:;" Benz 500 I n,gh output J 6 hter f'nglne FOR SALE and more I 3,200 square section 29 4 lots, prune loca- SEL A..\fGpackage lee blue A'>it FM cassette I premlUm WANTED feet Call for appomtment tion $2,000 n5-8652 Anti Cruelty Association grey, dark blue leather In sound 4 speed sunroof ","0 reasonable offer - - -- tenor Loaded lmmatulate I \llchl'!lns must sell $4.500 Jt '\K (ARS LINCOLN ROAD refused 13-REAL ESTATE 13569Josepn Campau, Hamtramck 881-6355, $48 M 8229862 PA'l I'\G $4<)& l P GROSSE POINTE 371.9200 FOR SALE 891-7188 FREE 1'()WT ....G 1977-8 PORSCHE 911 SC ]rth\(H.AH.E- 4door power "A \-YE DAY PICKt P CITY Black, black leilther 10 ement Includmg addltlonal bathroom Complete REPAIR REPAIR p8lnt dull rg ~,r'''' .. ('direr "l"Id sal' ard VOl Cle fClJr {J'\W (LAJHHI\FR rator <;!c'epl>(, BlJ6.9770882 Iy remodeled 198J - new kitchen With apph<11'ces car with a /olgr qlOS5 ',f) !>h In (olln'\i1If' 10wn,hlp !t-A4 roof nnvev,lay, gutters and trim 1983 - new furnace r our !x.-dr<".,m<, f1\f'r room \\ ood deck 18y 18 For complete I.st, phone 885-0051 • Sa,., QI~n.flnllh lJbrar. necorator design PENDOLINO'<; (,H1M~"':Y SERVICE (T oNO Yea r Nfl'''''' G u" raClleej 11 A-CAR * M RI':EIIo ",pI-,nA!. • REPAIR (d kilt hen tnree (df I • Prot.ctl.,. ~lnt S.. lont garagr. t\loO boa 1well, and Bn ng your house $7000' -- (Three Yea' oN' 1'1':1"1Gudran'eq ~------on(' boa t hOI.,t stf'eJ 306 ROOSEVELT up to code and .,..d....dll CIM/' \ lev. of the Charmm~ country <;tyle 2 story home Low tors c.' I•• loIr",,, Ih.n rOUTS hvmg room With fireplace large kItchen With bUIlt. 88] 2477 8fl6 5870 ChMlr 4 bedroom!>, 2 baths, large "HI':I', HO\l) n,"'T oy,o('r By appointment SAVE $5 ON SCREENS "serving lhe Gron. POlntlll for Oller 8 Decade only 463-4')71 dunng the lot, fenced No agents pleal>e $132,500 * * -!Ht)IDDlJ 1;1 WORK GUARANTEED - 886.0613 . (lid'; week 7G58887 ~eekend<; OWNER - AFTER 5 PM, 884-5806 BRICK WORK, CROWNS, AND FWINERS...... 884-5959 Thursday, December 20, 1984 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine.C

~!HS 21C-ELECTRICAL 21F-HOME 21G-ROOFING 21H-CARPET 21-I-PAINTING, 210-CEMENT AND 21 R-FURNITURE , CHELSEA LOCK CO SERVICE IMPROVEMENT SERVICE CLEANING DECORATING BRICK WORK REPAIR 17012 MACK - G P P RETIRED MASTER electn HADLEY HOME HAWTHORNE'S CLEANING BRICK WORK Small jobs, FURNITURE reflmshed, re Bonded Locksmiths clan Licensed ViolatIOns MODERNIZATION SERVICE B&D tuck pomtmg, chimney, por- paired, stnpped, any type of Locks -. Installed. Changed Services Increased Also M.T. CHARGOT IMPROVEMENT Carpets - Upholstery - wall ches, vIOlations rep~med camng Free estimates • Repa lrl!(. l>mall Jobs TV 5 2966 BUILDING CO. INC. c1eamng Velvet upholstery PAINTING Reasonable 886-5565 474-8953or 345-6258 • RE'Sldentlal • Commerlcal cleaning 'lpeclalti>ls PE~ONALLY DESIGNED COMPLETE • Industnal 21D-TV AND ROOFING SERVICE BUS 52Hl941 • INTERIOR R.R. CODDENS 21 S-CARPENTER Kitchens - AttICS RADIO REPAIR * (Dn 109 TimE."2-J hrs ) CEMENT 343-9144 Basemen~ - Porches COMMERCIAL & • EXTERIOR SERVICE * lU';SlDENTlAL Dry foam Shampoo and extrac- COLOR TV, HI-FI, STEREO .. Bathrooms - Rec Rooms CONTRACTOR 20E-INSOLATION Tear off tIOn method • WALLPAPER Family Busmess for 60 years ALBERT D. THOMAS 885-6264 Outdoor deck environments BLOWN.IN Reshlngle SlIOHESlDE Carpet Clean- • New and repaIr work ANTENNAS CUSTOM CRA!'l'ED REMOVAL INC . CELLULOSE .. Cdbmeti> - FormIca Hot T<1r Ing, profcsi>lOnal carpet • No Job loo smaIl ftoll Hoofing (ONTRACTOH~ I:>'l INSULATION 21 E-STORMS AND * Wood\\.orkmg tnm work (Iednlng Work guaranteed gQlJAL TO Tm: BEST, • Drlve.,.,ays and porches .. Replacements Wmdo\\.i> Venls Full) InsUi ed I<'ree Estl- our specially We are gcnered and Ini>ured WALLPAPERING • Wateryroofmg problem'l Iclrge or small placement or complete wm. Kaufmann dnd Trapp aluml INSURED PROFE~SIONAL CARPET GEt'\ERAL HOME REPAIR 886 0520 • VIOlalions repaired dow replacement num doors and \1 mdows, ,md Uphobtcry dedlllng dt The Be!.t Paperhanger TU 2-0628 «'ree Ei>tlmates - 81126842 CALL ANYTIME I _ Door weatherstrlppmg screens repaired GUTIERS CLEANED I ea::.onable rdte::. u'lmg lhe m Town Licensed Insured FRED'S STORM • AHICS& Porch Enclo~ures Heasonable, effICient Satls Von Sell! ader Ilwthod Call "BECAUSE ALL I DO IS 886-5565 ALTERATIONS - ~1oder 7J7~14 -145-8674 • -\ddltlOn<; ,md Kitchen!. factIOn guaranteed ('dll ['om B,1l reM' HANG PAPER' mzatlOn all bulldmg needs 884-5007 • CommerCial Buildings 526-156l1or 7796355, ask lor 8J9 5155 15 Year!. In the bWHness CALANDRA rough to finish m all trad~ '20F-WASHER AND EVE:-lII>;G CALLS Rich Call Ron Hili for your WELCOME JIM SUnON Profes'>lon.l I Estlmate CONSTRUCTION GUY DE BOER DRYER REPAIR 1677 Bn~ Drl\e K-CARPET PREVENT WATER DAM- • Garage ralsmg & framing LICENSED TV 4 29-12 ' TU 2 243b AGEl GUTl'ERS ('LEAN- CLEANING 497-5766 CALL GEORGE 21F-HOME . • Cement drIVell dyS 881-6651 885-4624 IMPROVEMENT ED FIWM $25 SEAL COMPANY Repairing? Restoring? • Porches, truck pOlnllng HADLEY HOME AROUND !,'HOI\1 $25 NUnO APPLIANCE CAHPET SPECIALISTS Redecorating? Quality In material dnd Ql'ALlTY Carpenlry .lnd For Washer and Dryer Service CHIMNEYS, VENTS, PO K BUILDING CO, IMPROVEMENT 882-0688 ProfeSSIOnally done by workmanship mIca work ncl\, or refaced Sales TENTIAL LEAK SPOTS MARGARET McGUINNES Licensed & Insured Commen Idl ReSidential n (' KFI I,Y BUILDING INC ~~0l\! ~~5 SE".\T!"=~'~ r-. r. , ~ I :.l!l-I-~AI""II .... • PamtlOg. t'ld::.lcnllg. ",elil ....,..Ult.. lU'.t.UJc."" t.u'='pJd).:)oCJ1.,")U 445-0776 \li, • Quality Remodehng COMPLETE REMOVELtNlJ 3820000 JOSEPH SERVICE DECORATING papering' Wood refinishing counters, kllchens ,amtlE.'::. WASHER/dryer serVice, auto- • Ander::.on Replacement 468-7069 rec room~, hang doors All matic machmes, clean, re- Wmdo,,"s & Doors Kllchens.Baths • Floonng Addltlons Porches GROSSE Licensed • Insured repaIrs and finish work 16 bullt Guaranteed Account- • Additions of alI types DECORATING BY ) ears expenence Free estl able Richard's SerVice, 5n. • Cl1Stom Garages Allic/Rec Room!. Free ei>lImatcs ANDY'S MASONRY AND Aluminum Sldlng/Tnm POINTES PROFESSIONALS 885-S822 CHIMNEY REPAIR mdtes Vilo SapIenza n4 8067 PamtIng and repair Wallpa 8933 882-3463 Gutters/Down Spouti> QUALITY INTERIOR/EX All masonry, bnck, \\.ater LICENSED & INSURED per remo\al and IIlstalla- 20H-FLOOR Storm Windows/Doors FINEST TERIOR painting, waIl- proofmg repaIrs Speclahz CARPENTER - ~mall dnd SANDING hon 526-7494, 881-52.29 109 In tuck pomllng and "CUSTOM" Rooflng/Shmgles/Hot Tar Complete rooflng & gutter papering, carpentry and re- large jobs, 32 years ex QUALITY PAINTING small Jobs Licensed, III Home Improvement Co Alummum Sldmg and Il1dwtenanee pair E"perlenced reason perlence Free estimates KELM SERVICE sured Reasonable Free es Gutter Cleaning Roofs, Caulked & Repaired able, Insured Seaver's 882- Licensed 527-6656 No Job Too S.nall Fences/Repairs of all kmrls hm:llf'" 881 0505, 881 JOO6 Floor laYlOg, sanding, reflO- Gutters Cleaned INTERIOR- 0000 KITCHEN CABINETS, For Quahty Work Licensed and Insured Ishmg Expert In stain Old Mamtenance Saves You "PAINTING, Wallpapermg 21P WATERPROOFING FINE FURNITURE floors a specially We also Low Prtces 886 0520 EXTERIOR Free Estimates Money - 20 years profeSSIOnal and wall wash 109 Semor Custom made In oak, cherry, refinish bamsters INSTANT SERVICE CllIzen DIscount Call Jan- AMERICAN Water - Proof- walnut Specialists In qU311- 535-7256 882-7350 PERFECT experience ALL WORK GUARANTEED MATT FLETCHER 884 8757, Kathy -773-9589 .. 109, seven year guarantee ty woodworkmg 17637East Warren TIMING Free esl1mates Licensed CALL KEN G & G FLOOR CO 775.2802 4151 BucklOgham 886-6102 HANDYMAI'II- Painting All HOME IMPROVEMENT Contractor Dlggmg done by 521-16.17 5'l:7 9282 Floor sanding profesSIOnally 757.0587 prepare work done - m- done Dark stamlOg and fm- HOME MAINTENANCE WALLPAPER hand Call 372 4927 • Pamtmg tenor/exterIOr SatlsfactlOn COMPLETE Carpenter and Ishlng All work guaranteed DOUGLAS SHAW PYRAMID ROOFING REMOVAL guaranteed Greg 882-8188 bwldmg service Free estl' Free estimates References • Wall PaperlOg Re-Roofmg JACK WILLIAMS • Tile BY TIM mates No Job too small 865-0257 HOME RENOVATION Tear Offs PAINTING - InterIor, ex WATERPROOFING Licensed and Insured • Decorallve Moldings • Loll' Rates tenor, plaster repair, tex- m- Remodeling or Repairs, Repair and WALL REPAIR 8714, 445-8674 21-MOVING Almost Any Need l)one- • Alummum Sldmg VentilallOn • Best Prices Around tured ceilings, paper hand. • Masonry Work 771-4007 * PROPER METHODS OF GROSSE POINTE Kitchen, Bath, Rec Year Round service 109 and removal 882-6348 WATER PROOFING ONLY 21T -PLUMBING AND MOVING AND STORAGE CO Rooms, Allic Conver- 839-4117 Area references Seruor cItizen MICHAELS * BUCKLED BASEMENT HEATING Pomte residents Will move or SIOns,Library, Small Jobs discount Free estlmales WHITEY'S LETO B\JIDLING co PAINTING & WALLS REPAIRED, remove large or small quan- Welcome Quality Is SI~CE 1911 Licensed and Insured We • Wall Papermg STRAIGHTENED AND MALONEY tities of furniture, appltan. First Call 885-5253 CUSTOM BUILDING Will beat any contractori> REFINISHING • InterIor PamtlOg BRACED ces, pianos - or what have price • Reasonable Prices .. NO INJURY TO LAWNS PLUMBING REMODELING Interior-ExterIOr Service you Call for free estimates • Gr- equipment Establtshed In BARKER WASHING DONE RIGHT AINT, SHUTTERS, BLIND ROOFS and DECKS PAINTER'S INC. 10 YEAR GUARANTEE • Old and ne'" lI'ork 1918 - Fully Insured Also, CONTRACTO~S Free Estlmdte!> plano speclalrsts 776-"7898 KAUFMANN GUT'I'ERS dnd Pamlmg - mterlOr-exlenor, GROS::,}!; POINTE fIreman LICENSED INSURED IModernizallOn • AlleraHons • ," ,DOW~SP'()UTS" , Bill, Mlli>tcr Ph.lmbf~ J ~ RELIABLE POINTE r&id~rit , Addll1ons' Family Roo'bfs' pdper changm~ and panel Will do wall washtng 821- TONY' 885.0612 (Son of Ernill ' 1'.' 21H-CARPET • Pl.lster lepalr HIDI'S WINDOW 21 C-ELECTRICAL CLI<~ANING pairs Crc.lck!. ehmlll,lted FREE ESTIMATES SERVICE ... TllI\-l RILEY & Dutfy ConstructIOn CLEANING • Texlure ceIlings dnd \Ialls LICENSED INSURED • GUTTEH~ CLr~ANED .. Satlsfacllon guaranteed lO DAN ROEMER 777-6840 Complete home remodeling, years expenence Free e!.ll COLVILLE licensed and Insured 885 EXPERT CARPET * \\ ALL WASHlN(; * PLUMBING un<:\SEII ... ':'lost HEll 886-4374 *PAINTING* mates References, 821 7051, 5~89, 331 1716 CLEANING If no an::.\\.cr, 194 00.14 L!CEl\iSED ELECTRIC CO, COMPLr~Tfo: PAINTING 5.!11 "108 Truck Mount MA~TEH PLUMBER Ranges, Dryers, SerVICes, AND DECORATING 7'l1! OO.!O SUPERIOR PLASTERING Extrachon AND PAINTING COMPANY FUI-J.,Y INsumm Doorbells LIVING ROOM INTEHIOR - EXTI<~RIOR DALI<:R,lrr \\ mdoll' cledlllng, VIOLATIONS 50 Wallp,lperll1g - Hecl!.onabl(' L,lrpct cle,IOIng, uphobter.l' Wet plastering and dry wall 772-2614 & HALL 27 rt'palr and tapmg Basement FAST EMERGENCY FERLITO Furmture Cleanmg HEI<'ERI:<:NCES ('leclOing 2nd Generation wall repaIr Interior pam SERVICE CONSTRUCTION CO DAVE TEOLIS 779-0411 HAL!'II ROTH 886 Bl48 527 810') «'I ee E~tmle Pomte faut-e~, eJoggt'ddrJ.m." 774-9110 c f'amlly Owned & Operatl'd INn~HlORS ~~m * All lype!> of cement work * AddltlOn floor~ pdste .,.,axcd references Free estimates ergene) .,en It'e .;~ houn, .. DrIveways * Kitchens DALE Barr Carpct ('[eanlllg, BY DON &. LYNN Tom McCabe 885 6991 S & J ELECTRIC • llu.,b,lIld Wife '['p,lm Frr-e e~t1mate" Ill'" ratl~ * Patios * Garagl's uphohtery cJe,JIllllg, ".mdo.,., G OLMIN PLA~'I ~:RIN(. And Ury\\all Iton, 52! 610J Resldenllal CommerCial * Brick & Block work * Roofing dcamng 2nd Genl'rallOn • W,dlp,lpcnl1g WINDOW CU~ANING rCpdlrs Texlunnll and ~tuc I ~------1 No Job Too Small '>2711IO') Free E'llimatc'l • Pdlllllng SEHVICE PROFESSIONAL BASEMENT WATERPROOFING co In..,urt'li PetE' Taormma, ACTIVE PLUMBING 885-2930 Gutter cleaning h.11d"'ood • '>1ctlculoll" FHEE I<~STIMATES WE STOP LEAKS GUARANTEED floor., p,I.,I(' w.lxed • In.,ur('(l WI~ ,\HE INSUIU~D 4692967 I DRAIN & SEWER I WADE'S ELECTRIC • ()Vl'r 20 Yl',In, l':X!Wflence PLA~TfmlN(, dnd Dr)\'all CLEANING QUALITY WORK-REASONABLE PRICES !Jl()K 10 yp"r" 1'\IX'f1ent(' 372-3022 COMPANY, .,tedm clcanll1g (drp<'l and 527-5560 Nell SqUire" TlIOn2 I • LEo\K\ TOil ~:TS I ------_ ...__ ...... ---1 DHIPPI\C ~ \ 1C Frs' INCORPORATED Llcenhed • Bonded. In<;ured furl1l1urc B~ Wilbur Doug WALLPAPER - 1\ \\(NDOW dl',Hung lom I • CALL US NOW FOn A FHEE ESTIMATE n nd GI('nn Cd Iler ('d II 77H p.ll1\ ~torm", ,,( re('n::., gut 21R-FORNITURE • pi,l \Ull'\~; HEP"'"lI-lS FAST 24 HOUR lbllO REMOVAL Ill" ,lhlllllJllllncll',ll1ed In REPAIR I BHOKE:\ :-f:\\ ERS \ \[) SERVICE BY JEFF "llrcd Fief' E~lllnale'l E\l'r:n I r\ .....1!Ql'!,: r l'lkllr" \\ '\fJo:H I 1'\ to ~ IU.l'\IHED 21G-ROOFING rt'fll1l.,hln~ fl' glul'mg By ELE( wrHH "F\\!':H • 885.1798 • The r Ir"l ilnrl OrigInal 882-0688 * 884-9500 ------Ton\' St'rlll'h' ~21 19'111 * (I to: \ \I\G • FinanCing AvaIlable • r Illl Tlm(' 1101 P,lrt Time (.1{O""E I'OIN I r: f1rt'm,w LLOYD ALLARD EleclrIC l'\ • 1.0\1 Itale., \\i11 do \\.wdm .. \\.il-hll1g HOR~LJPII()U;n:H Y 2~i " fo'r\" ~!'~;;~~/~~a:\ Inc 1182147'> Hesldentlal I PAQUIN • In.,url'r1 10'1(,(' 1'"llmdl£'" 1!21 2'l~H off .1lready lo\\.pnu..., I.o,:al * HI<''''(1\ \Hi F It \l'l<'S wmng Qur spl'clalty ~erv •. \1'>0 of(rflng (u"tom p,Hllt ------5peclall71ng In quahly LU!.tom work al [('fl'rt'nCCl> Hour.. 8 to 6 * n I to l'HO\F "' I IIIg (.r~<;p POlllt(.'l!nee 193CJ II1g mtl'r1ur .tIld exlmor H E GAGE & SONS Monocl) thru Sct1urtl.I)" ~.., ll\\ \ I affordahle pnc(", ROOFING r:~ . Grosse Pomte cIly certlf!ta ~'1 :>2~~ .I!~)_2q_27 WINlll)W CLEAN 1M; DORMER'" A])DITl()N~ • ATHIlJM" 110011' 7729W; ~hop I \1"\&\I\'drHll,\Hl,fo I tlOn '>perla Ii",ts "PH IALI"l~ I'>; ('OIll1l11'lll('HEENED POIH III-,~ '101 "" (; '<;' AAI l\lI4l\ Hnh Ml \'1'\ 17426 884 8840 I I 1.'\ I w,m" lIarJl('r ht>t", l't'n CadIeux & - LIU',N<;;ED electrical work no KITCm:N!o> • BATHROOMS I 'AI ',I 1""'(; ~EHVI('r: 1.1( 1.\'" [J [\"1 HI lJ MOl .tnlS l.l\il I 'i .., 11 I fl't' (;1'\\ JOb too small City Violations • RECREATION HOOMS (~\J.lIlIV P,l1nlll1~ & Wdllpdper corrected Quahty work at 839-7534 In~ I'lcI"t('! & [)ryw.tll low prices Frre estimate WOODWOHKI;o.,G • CABI...... ET HPJldl r Hdl'll'nl'('" fo'l ('(' 12~s~cARPE~fER Call Gary MartIn, 882-2007 "'AK, \(, • f{E:..TOHATION 1,;,,11111<111''' In.,url'd SERVICE ------, • ('0"'11'1 'TER IWOM"> • WOOD ( oil! ED J)}<,('K" • ('OMPLfo:TE .JOB !o>TAH,[, .1111' \Ollllg - l7241t>') TO FI\l5H LAf{(iE OR SMALL r:Lf'~('TRI( AL r HAMPSON '. CONTRALi'OH IN"ULATION • ~IDIN(j A- • f{OOFIN(, HE~IIIENTIAL CUSTOM Ighl'lll qualily - Lo....'es PAINTING pncf''l frel' e..tlmales DeSign Service Available IntHlor II<:xh'nor MA51 f',1t r,Lfo;('TH!( Replacement Windows & Doors I',Ip<'rhan~1I11l (fi8 762'i (.Iallng wood (11lI'lhmj! 40 'n lIl'erl R.D. PRIEST I'rl'l' !,'"tm' 21D--fv AND BUILDERS, INC. ( ),m "!lOf('" 771 00lI7 RADIO REPAIR GROSSE POINTE I ", 881-8019 /. T V ~EI{VI( E ROCHESTER '~~((: - ~ All hrands, In home <;('rvICf' 652-2255 .,/"TlII ANI)f:RSE:N $9 ~rvlce rail Semor dls MA~T!',H HI'.MOI)I<.Lf<:H" PLUMBING, SEWER CLE:ANING cOllnL'i 21 yean. expen • HE,,>m!<:['ljTIAL enee LI(,l'nsed SFNIOR C1Tll:,N DlSCOUNr • (OMMEIH IAL It- I 756 8.117 372-0580 ,. Thursday, December 20, 1984 Page Ten-e GROSSE POINTE NEWS

21TY-lDUBIAG I 21Z-SNOW REMOVAL HEATING AND Rough start for ULS... CITY OF C5rosst 'olnte 1Ioobs MICHIGAN LANDSCAPING (Continued from Page lC) (DeDS} Even though the team IS BOB QUBE up We have a long way to go can. fairly new and inexperienced, the NOTICE OF HOLIDAY OFFICE HOURS AND RUBBISH COLLEC- P~UMBING and HEATING SNOW REMOVAL cerning basketball fundamentals, Lady Kmghts jilted the DCDS TION SCHEDULE: The City Hall offices Will be closed as follows: LIcensed Master Plumber COM~1ERCIAL SEWER CJ..EASl1"G but I'll take thiS team any day " "Yellow Jackets" WIth their out. Monday, December 24th, at noon; Tuesday, December 25th, all day, SPRINKLER REPAIR, ETC RESJ DENTIAL ',kersopen season standing serves and defenSive Monday, December 31st, at noon; Tuesday, January 1st, all day Grosse POlnle Woods K \tamtenance Co Sp techmques 886-3897 882-0688 The ULS JV volleyball team klck- ThiS year's co-eaptalOs are All regular Monday rubbiSh routes for December 24th and December PLUMBING REPAIRS Calderone Lawn Care ed off the 1984-1985season with a Will Joanne Cruz, BIZ Remck and Julie c: 31st will be collected by noon Rubbish must be set out for collec- over DetrOIt Country Day School Ferns, the three veteran volleyball & SNOW REMOVAL o tIOn by 7 00 a m on these dates Any average size home players on the team Other players SEWER CLEA~ING Dnve. \\alk approach are eatrm Winter, Sue Williams, ~~ Reasonable Roltes For All For the week of December 24th and December 31st only, all regular 2 Sno"" Conlra<.t $170 Iseason) MIke POller - Llc Correction Sue Cleek, Lesley MacLeod, Beth Q) Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday routes Will be collected one day II, Snoll.-Contract $195,season I 882 1:;58 The photos of Umverslty LIggett Blrgbauer, Susan StefanskI, later 8J~I032 Heather Diehl, Suzie DaVIS, Lynne .- TONY School tenOlS players pnnted In the > Dee 6 sports section were lncorrect. Connor, VIvian Kim and Sue GeorgI Chester E. Petersen The ~'1a!o(er Plumber SNOW ly identuled. TIle photos should have The Lady Kmghts Wll! recess for G P N 12.20-84 CIty Admullstrator.Clerk I Son of fo:mll) Chnstmas break, and theIr next o :"\0 Job too !omall :'\ev. and PLOWING been labeled, from left to nght, repaIrs \ IOJ.t(lOflS Charu Nautlyal, Mane All and game Wll! be Fnday, Jan It at * \ tarl\ fdte!> ~ 29303181 * Prompt sen Ice Amma Ah We regret any inconve- Academy of the Sacred Heart (B) c: EMERGENCl plumbmg and * LI(.(n"ed mence the error may have caused Joanne Cruz). healmg repal~ i4) ears ex * In''l.lltd penence Reliable Llcens • Hererenuc" ~ ed 368~1869 .sOB~954 CITY OF <&rO.6.6e 'ointe lIo0(l.6 MICHIGAN ... 2 of !o!lO'" 01 more ~ 21 U-JANITOR POT\ TER L-\ \OSCAPING COMMISSION ORDER No CFI-11284 (]) 885 8448 NOTICE BOARD OF APPEALS HEARING: NotIce tS hereby given SERVICE --- .J:. that the City CouncIl, meetmg as a Board of Appeals under the provl' HOWARDS lIrt Room of th", Mllnwm~l Rl1Ilnm(1 _ t" _ .. OPEN SEA~UN~ ANU CAl'Ltl LIMl1~ UN YJ Kr.. , WALLl:!,~l:!" and '\lfe ex(.ellent referen c 20025 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods, on Monday: January 7, • tree remo\ a1 SAUGER AND MUSKELLUNGE ces 881-1071 • stump remo\ al « 1985,at 7'30 pm to hear the appeal of Josef's Bakery, which ISap- • tnmmmg pealing the denlal of the Building Inspector to construct a proposed OFFICE CLEo\!\ING Wm • topplng Under the authonty of SectIon 4, Act 230, P A 1925,as amended, be. dows. carrels .....all wa!>hmg additIOn to the cooler of the building located at 21150Mack Avenue, • cablmg mg 3004 of the M.ichlgan CompLIedLaws, the Natural Resources Com- E Work done b) owner 823 • storm aamage also known as Lots 7 and 8, Brys SubdtvislOn The buildmg occupan- 3964 Fully Insured free e"tlmates mission, at Its December 6, 1984,meetmg rescinded Its OCtober 8, 1982 Q cy permit was derued by reason of inadequate off-street parkmg as order, No CFI-11282, Open Seasons and Catch Limits on Ptke, u.. required In Section 5-3-17of the 1975City Code A variance 18 therefore REC ROO~l Floors profe:, 758-6949 Walleye, sauger and Muskellunge, and ordered that the followmg slonall) v. a~hed and \\ dXed necessary from the Board of Appeals. All mterested partIes are In- for the holda) s Appearance order become effective January 1, 1985,and remain valId for a penod VIted to attend Jamtorlal ServIce 881-3737 of five years untt! March 31, 1990. D.E. Chester E. Petersen 21 W-DRESSMAKING It shall be unlawful to take the following named species ex- G P N 12.20-84 City Adrmmstrator.Clerk AND TAlbORING SNOWBLOWING cept within the open seasons and dally limits prescribed Residential and Commercial (stateWide regulations apply unless otherwise restricted)' STITCHES BY SANDRA Licensed and Insured Speclalwng m weddmg attire, Seasonal/per clearung StateWide open seasons on all waters not otherwIse dress makmg 774-0906 881.9249 closed to fishmg shall be from May 15 through CITY OF MICHIGAN February on walle)'e, sauger, northern pIke, and C'&rO.6.6e'nintt 1J1arm.6 ALTERATIO~S b, Flo Hem- HAND muskellunge (inclUding tiger muskellunge>. The dal' NOTICE ing, lapels, re liillng, Euro. SNOW REMOVAL ly catch limit shall be five singly or m combmatlon pean style Guaranteed Complete service. drIves, ..... TO TAXPAYERS work Reasonable ll84 2353 for largemouth and smallmouth bass, walleye, walks, etc Rates from $50 C The 1984county and school tax is now due and payable at the city season sauger, and northern pIke; one for muskellunge (In' .- 21X-DRAPERIES cludtng tlger muskellunge) o offIce, 90 Kerby Road, Grosse Pomte Farms, Mich. 48236 823-3964 Payment without penalty may be made up to and lncluding February CALL SONY A for top quality a. 14, 1985. drapery and curtams _. any The above regulations apply statewide except that walleye and sauger ~ County and school taxes may also bepaid at an area branch of Com- style 15 years expenence SNOW may be taken at any time from the Detroit and 81. Clatr flvers. Lake St. Clair, and Lake Erie, and that muskellunge in Lake 8t Clair, St. a.> enca Bank, National Bank of DetrOIt, or Manufacturers Bank Reasonable pnces, free .J:. estimate~ 979-4098 PLOWING Clair and Detroit rivers may be taken only from the first Saturday The city office will be closed at noon December 24, 1984, and all day December 25, 1984,for the Christmas holtday; and at noon December CommercIal or ResidentIal in June through December 15 of each year. The daily catch on Lake 13 21Z-SNOW REMOVAL 8t CIRir and the DetrOit and 81. Clatr rivers shall be SiX smgly or m c: 31, iSM, and all day January 1, 1985 for the New Year's holiday. AND 885-0502 combmation for largemouth and smallmouth bass, walleye, sauger, A drop box located in the police department may be uhhzed at any LANDSCAPING TRIMMING, removal, spray. and northern pike when the catch includes at least one walleye or o time All payments deposited in the drop box prior to 8:30 a.m mg, feedJ!1g and slump reo January 2, 1985 will be processed as 1984 business. THREE C'S LA~'DSCAPING sauger. Also, the daily catch on Lake Erie shall be 10smgly or m com. moval Free Estimates bmabon for largemouth andsmallmouth bass, walleye, sauger, and Tree & Shrub Tnmmmg Complete tree service Call FLUERETTE SCHULTZ northern pike when the catch includes at least five walleye 01' sauger & Speclahng m Flemmg Tree servIce, 774- G.P.N. 12-20-84 City Treasurer • Frwt & Ornamental Trees 6460 • Over-grown hedges & shrubs We are Foresters & Horl1cul. SNOW tuTlSls and are experienced m handling your plant mate- REMOVAL rial Happy Holidays 757.5330 SERVICE SNOW REMOVAL $160.00 PER SEASON Herets hoping this holiday SEASON'S COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL Most dnvE"Ways - T' or more season steers ya toward • Licensed • Licensed • Insured • Insured pecrce, joy and prosperity: GREETINGS • References • References Available • Prompt Reliable service • Prompt Reliable service from SHORE POINTE • Easy payment plan SERVICES GREAT LAKES lVur Grosse Pointe Neighbor 882-4321 LANDSCAPING May every day of this 885-0502 season be aglow GREEN POIl\'TES SNOW REMOVAL with warmth Terry Commercial - Residential SNOW and wonder, Pomte's lowest pnces Free REMOVAL (11 estimates GREEN THUMB peace and Dawson 778-3405 1839.7033 365-7129 goodwill MA~TER DEALER III Ill( ATI liTO BOB SCHOMER I XC I I I J .... , I TREE SERVICE

* RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL • TREE REMOVAL • CABLIl"G & PRUNING • STUMP REMOVAL • STORM DAMAGE • TREE TOPPING • LAND CLEARI~G 1-696 aI VSI'I Do,1Ie Open Man & nus Ii 9-00 • TRIMMING • SNOW REMOVAL (Commercial Only) • 24 HOUR EMERGENCY WORK II:~II...... c...... 758-1800 • FREE ESTIMATES 2060 ALLARD WE LEASE 881-8526 GROSSE POIl"TE WOODS )/A.~ GM VEHICLES Serving the Grosse t'omtes Jur 27 years

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