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VOL 43-NO. 12 '~.Ii,",cl'f Sound C/ ... M.It., .t lilt JOe Pe, Copy '.JI' 0111•• al D,l,olt, Ilol1."1'011 GROSSEPOINTE, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1982 $13 'e, v••• 34 Pages- Three Sections New zoning law makes 7-Mack high rISe• possible
By l\like Alldr:ldnyk ani- lllr dr'II'Joj)IlH'Jlt (,f hl~h 1],(' H"ldl'ntlal il'{'.'. The mlcnl, ,ll'eordlllg The restrictcd offjce dlstrict will comrnertial and r('"ldcntial neighbnr' ,ary for the operatu}/l Jlld mainten. "lilt'.' and J'('sidl'nliai buildings, 0[' III till' By Tom Greenwood run by Seniors Onward for Change (SOC) would be contlnued, funded The re-Iocation of an old on an annual basis at S8,500, Accord, Grosse Pointe attraction to the Farms seeking Ing to SOC, the funds are needed to Hill area is one of a number of help qualifying senior citizens make projects being considered by the federal funds minor home repairs such as: repair ll., Farms in a request for Commu- of leaky faucets or toilets; repair nity Development Block Grant and replacement of door locks: ~- (CDBG) funds from HUD, caulking of doors and windows; in- eral funds, and approved by the staIlation of light fixtures and repair If its plans are approved, the Farms Council Monday, March 15, or replacement of concrete or brick Farms hopes to re,locate the Joy steps, Bells (currently situated on city Other projects include $8,500 for a property at the corner of Grosse business market feasibility study to The HUD funds would also contain Pointe Boulevard and Moross Road) determine what types of business the $24,000 for the continuation of inter- to the rear of a backstop on South Hill needs to attract customers, Ac- est-free housing rehabilitation loans High School's athletic field near the cording to Reynolds, the study would or grants to Farms residents with fOOl of MeMilIan Road, benefit the entire area since it would low or moderate incomes within determine the type of business/clien. designated "target areas" in 'the city, The bells, donated to the Farms by tele mixture needed to keep the Hill The money is to be used by qualified the Joy family, have been at their viable as a business district. recipients to bring homes up to code, present location for at least 25 years, Seven thousand doIlars would be Another $14,000 is earmarked for The re-location of the bells is one set aside for .sidewalk improvements street improvements on Muir and of seven projects proposed by the on Kercheval Avenue, Broken side, Mapleton Roads, with an additional Farms to HUD in an applieation for walks would be repaired or replaced, $7,000 set aside for administrath'e $99,000 in federal monies for fiscal plus iron grates would be purchased costs, year 1982-83. to accompany the new trees planted on the street last )'ear, Solak said if everything goes right, According to Farms City Clerk the Farms should rereive confirma. Ph.:ta by Tem Greenwood Richard Solak the projects have been The minor home repair program tion or denial from HUD by mid-July, ""haC can ~'Oll gi\'C a man \\ ho has every- displays some of Ihe front runners in the store's submitted for initial approval to thing': Appar{,I1t1~., a Jot of had ties, Elegantlr worst tie contest, You look sharp. Tony, really Wayne eounty and then for final ap. draped with the I.>('sl of I he worst. Tony ~lor. sharp: proval by HVD sometime this July, reale, tailor cxtraordilluire at Picard-~orton Solak said the estimated cost of Woods targets federal moving the bells is $40,000 to $46,000, of which $30,000 would be contrib- uled by BUD. jlfeet th,e ties that blind "We hope to make up the rest of money to keep market the moving costs from contributions, none of which would be from citl- The \\.oods Cit\- Council last Councilman Robert :'\ovitke said he By Tom Greenwood dl,;play on the front door of lhe shop \1 ith name tags funds," said Solak, "We haven't set didn't like the use of government dl:;crectly ,tapled to each cral'at, ("I promised I'd try week appro\'ed 5' to 1 a three- any deadlines for mo\'ing the bells. Ther~'s a stunnin~ new collection of U~'s on to prolect their Identities," ,aid Xorton, \Iith an under- year Community Development funds for the expansion plans for a If and when lhey're moved. we'll private business, disp;:lY now ;It PjcarfJ-:\orton Clotlllcrs on t!1e standing snnle). Block Grant program application arrange for the bells to be visible to HIlI. That's "stun" as In s:oPPll1~ tn!.' unwar~' thc public bul still protected from which includes a land use study "IT APPEARS to me we're sub- Thr Ill' COIcred door has become a monument to dead-in-thrir-t:acks As III fngbtel:in~ Lirgl' dogs \'andals in an attractil'e enclosure." aimed at keeping Farmer Jack's sidizing a private business by drawing Amencan bad taste on the Hill. It's almost enough to and small chl:~irej~ il1arket on !\Iack in the city by up plans for its expansion," he said, fnghten away all but lhe heartic,l shoPPl'rs. If the display Solak said the bells would sen'e as suggesting methods for its ex- "It just bothers me that that's what ]t could Dll~5d'~y be thL' la~'g"l.'~t ('ulll~ction of stays arCiund untl] July, Picard,:>;orlon :;hould have no an altraction to the Hill, making an pansion. we're doing with the funds to a large problem I~ith fiSh f11(>S attaeking the building the most horr\b:c tICS in the \\,-.)r'U. aesthetically pleasing addition to the extent." area, Gerald :\fd,amara, administrative ..\, pan of It, \Iarch ~Iadness Sail', Plcard.Xorton is "I llke t3 think that we're made a lot of wives, aide, said the supermarket has con- Councilman John Sabol, who cast In ;} [00"1'5 Pat Reynolds, Presidenl of the Hill accepllng (,td tie, f,lr nell' S,l per lle eredl! exchangl' and co.workers I'cry happy," said Xorton. "I had the lone dissenting vote, said he ~Ierchants said discus- sidered expansion at its present facili. BaSIcally, lh(' plan calls h'r acceptmg' old ties al S3 ap\ecr, one man bring in 23 tics. One wasn't quile as objection, Association, couldn't vote for the program appli- to bl' applied lOll ard new lies or o:hl'r merchandlse. ahll' as the rl'st, so 1 talked him wto taking it back, sions about mOl'ing lhe bells haw ty and has also considered moving tn a site near :>;ine )!iIe and Mack in 51. eation because "1 don't feel the city Anolhcr gentleman brought in three hI'S an-d applied bl'cn in the works- for at least six should get invoh'ed with CDBG money Thl' respoilse ha" been Il'rnflc It's as if the. ll;:i'b the 59 crl'[ht toward a new hlou,e for his wifl', whi('h 1 Yl'ars. Clair Shores, Tarlick ~cho()l ol Fa,hlOn suctd,'niy C:Hl1e to lts Sl'n",'s. or any kind of money," - thou ghl \1 a, I ery mce of hllll." "The Joy Bells have been a his. He told the council the re,evalua- ''I'd say we \'e acccptcd a! lea"t 10 to 12 dozen old tion of land use in the area between Councilman Jean Rice disagreed, Whal makes a really bad tic~ "I u,ed to thwk il turic focal point hl're in the Pity for tics for trade in," said Shep Xorton, ca 0\1 ner of the ,hop Lochmoor Boulevard and Parcells ~aying "I( we ever want new concepts was the age, \\ ear and tear and width of the tw," said ) l'ar,," she said, "It would be beauti, "The rl'sponse has bl'en fabulous. 1.a,1 Salurday \\e School \\ould make it easier to allow to come into our city, if we don't :>;orlon "Bul you ffilbt also con:;ider the pattern of the ful to hear thl'm here I)n the HilI." laughl'd from the time 1\1' Ol'enl'd 'Ill Ill' closed It wa- lhE' store to expand and offer a keen- want it to die, thl'n ~'e're going to mal(>rial. Some of the,e I cally go beyond anything I\'e crazy in herc" Thl' re.location of thl' bells was one have to do things like this," sel'n befofl'--lhe sort of thing you'd sec at a (,3n\'cntll1n er insight into the use of the property of seven projects earmarked for fed. there, :>;orton got the idea bcc:Jl;'c bUSiness \\'a.' bad. "1 \Ia, of uSl'd cars salesmen" (Continued on Page 2.-\) sitting around one night trying to fl!lure oul h011 10 get people to come through thai front do,'r and have fun What \1 ill happen to all thl' discard"d heart.stJpperso doing il Thl' tIe exchangl' se('mC'd Ilke a nalural " Suggestions hal'c Jncludl'd fillIng lJl thl' potholes 'of Lake. ,hare, ginng them to larms for scarecrows, or b\lr~ Ing Peace Corps needed more than ever In facl. the rc'ponse h:ls b(,l'n ,0 g(1od lhat Picard. them in salt milles \1 ith other radloactivc Ilastes Some B~' Joanne Gouleche :>;orton Will he judging the Ilorst of IhI' Ill" for ;iIl all do app(>ar to hal'l' a half life equal to that of plutomum )frs, Ruppe, wife of GOP candidate about the Pcace Corps as a form of time winner (/()5('r: I on ~londay, ..\pril 5 The proud for the U,S, Senate, Philip Ruppe, ""\eluaH), 1 !hmk W{,'Jj donate them to people \\ho President Reagan's call for vo1- sf'n'ice to their country. o\\ner of the mo-t radioactlll' Ill' \\ III r('CCII e two free was named Peace Corps director last Olakl' quilt" or to sonll' ,1!hpr I\orthl' chant I',' ,ald :\01" unteerism was heard clearlv in hes for their bravcry. February by President Reagan, She ~Irs. Ruppe said the Pl'ace Corps ton "We ,h()lIld hal'(' " --~-~--_..-..-'--"------~ ------". ------~ ---_._~----~~~-~--~--~~~~_._------~..--.----~.~----~---~--~--~-~~.--~-_..------...... -...... - GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday. March 25, 1982 ______Pagl! Two-A • • • ~ __ • • ••• ~ • "_ r _~. _ Peace Corp directolt speaks Woods seeks federal, funding (Continued from Page IA.1; "It's important that American busi. (Continued from Page lA> the funds used b)' u single com- Response to the call has been nesses know about the Peace Corps," FINAL MARKDOWN ml.lnil~'. minimai. ~Irs. ~uppe said, augh Saturda~', April 3, except The assailants did not get inside through • White Monday and Tuesday, March 29 and the house and ther~ were no losses Saturday, • Tobacco 30. reported. Apri/3rd #(~r:s SPRING KERCHEVAL AT ST CLAIR. GROSSE POr:--.:1'E CLEAN- 0Pt!11 ThurjJa) Et t:l1lngJ' 'II! 8'45 882-3670 UP :-'i.,tcr Ul"r~c \'''.! 885-1900 The. Poole weathercoat from London Fog, probably the best known rainwear in the countr.y. ClaJJic single breasted coat with an easy fitting raglan sleeve. I Wasbahle polyester and cotton blend in natural or navy. Regular 95.00 Husky Slim Preps nL il,' lf Ii CONNln', SINCE 1900 BOYS a GIRLS WEAR KERCHEVAL AT ST. CLAIR GROSSE POINTE and STEVE's "-ACE FOR TEEN BOYS fm' BAKERcONCEPTS Ojlen Thursday Et eninf.J 't1l 8:45 10r:~.u Mf1f/ I\~'e'tj(" G" ~ISS('POjntfl Vk:('\1<; M1r:hlq;-w 4B?J6 • 1,~1J,8fM .7uBH Mastercard VISA 23240 GREATER MACK (1 Block South of 9 Mile) Iiii!!ijii] 882-8970 • 777-8020 -- .1 .....-----.------~ - -,. -~------,.- .. --~~~-~- ...... -._--~----....---_ ...._--...------• GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three-A How do you spell c-o-n-c~e-n-t-r-a-t-i-o-n ? Kills 1'l(lIl'rit'II('t'd Ihl' Ihrlll of ,'Iclory and lilt, ~hagrln of dl,rt'at al /laml's S('/lOol recl'ntly liS 27 hludl'nts parllcl. patl'd In Iltl' &chool's Hth allllual sPl'lIing bee, ('omPl'tllocs qualllitd by paliSlng a 50.word tl'st bt'rorl' /(olng 011 to thl' finals. E"prt'sslons tt'li thl' rt'st or Iht' Morv as sludl'nls bt'gall dropping oul along till' wa). nit' kids all agrt't'd tht' ~orst \1\ ords ht'ard all dIn. IIoon Wt'ft' "1'111 sorry, Ihat'!> illl'OtrtC"" t'lfst plact' WE'nt to fifth gfad. , ef -,"ichtlt' SIn')' Hht' , ; I r I I first filth l(udfr to I'\'t'r / 1 l \ \1\ ill tht' contest), St'cond \ \ , J,10 I ! and third 111';'111 to slxlh t l' I , ~ ;:r.::~~:'"s !':!:":!~! ~:,e!,{~ .( , t/ ' , '( I J and Rita I'alanolo. Ind- ~.'" t, ! • , dt'ntall)', the word that \ \1\ un it all for Mlchl'le , \ .. \1\8\ "rt'ligiousl)'." , \ J I \. iI When you sell hair CPR course i~ Apri I 6 combs, yeu gel repeat Cott(l~e ready for FUll/Run Wlllk "Buy Now; Save Later" business. e vi den t I y. The last two "one-night stands" pulmonary Resu,cltatl'm,' April 6 The Cottage Hospital Auxiliary. es and urganizations are urged to scheduled Ir)T the winter session bv Tho.'>e who police public For information rm the availability properties, such as the will present its second annual five send a team to compete in the fun the public schools' Department af of space in these 1\\0 t1a,sc, call national parks, say no kilometer fun run/walk on the theme run, l.ast year's race attracted 450 Continuing Education are "Cupcake brllont olher item of personal "We're t;p for Health" as a benefit entrants. Creation~," March 2.5 and "Cardio- 343-2178. for Cottage Hospital on Sunday. May property is so frequent. The "Sock Hop" planned for after 2 starting at 1 p.m. The race is spon- ly lost. the race will fealure hot food, enter- ENERGY EFFICIENT sored by the Seven Up-Canada Dry tainment, and dancing to the music Buttling Compan~' of Detroit. of four local groups who will com- AIR CONDITIONER ROOF LEAKS The race will begin at 1 p.m. on pete for an event trophy. Family STOPPED Grosse Pointe Boulevard near Fisher members of runners, spectators or Do Work Myaelf. Road in the r'arms. Race headquaor- people who wish just to participate 5 Yr. Warrar1ty Reg. ue. ters is the Grosse Poinle South High in the party after the run can buy 754-2180 School gym, 11 Grosse Pointe Boule- individual tickets for S3 or family PERFECT FOR NOW HUNT ROOFrNG \'ard. The entry fee is $6. Entries tickets for up to four members at on Compressor are available at the information win- $10 at the box office of the South OUR CLASSIC BLAZER, INC. LABOR BY dow oC Collage Huspital. 159 Kerche- High gym. Their ticket entitles them \'al Avenue, and at public libraries to hinch and entertainme~t. LILL Y LINED. Dtlm Mld.1 FLAME FURNACE Grosse and at merchants in the Pointe area. EXCEPTIONAL 568C Participants in the fun runr walk -- The Cun run/walk is open to ev- may pick up their race number and Pointe News eryone. Families are urged to par- packet at race headquarters only on AT S99.00. \ uSPS '2'20.1>001 Two Years Fret Service On All Installations ticipate. Three awards will be given the dav of the event from 10 a.m. to tJub'.lO.hrd t.\ ,"no .1.1lIr.da~ in each of 12 age categories for both 12 noan. There will be no entries ac- II. \"1.. 1>.. I'ubl,.!> .... WE ALSO FEA TURE men and women runners. Awards cepted after 11 a.m. race' day. T. available in lItJ hot-c,"h •., III \U"IlU«' will be given for the top three men shirts are available on the race day .J1ro .... t. PIlIOI,... \Ii."h. '"2.1h and women walkers and for the first only; there is no guarantee of shirts watermelon FURNACES AND BOILERS Phone 882-6900 five pedestrian walkers. for late registration. __ c_ ,...... ~Id .t D9Iroll...... Each participant will receive a race Race director is Jeanne Bocci. Co. nav)' ,.,• ...ho _... _ lie" 'U.OCl l* T.shirt, 8 certificate of participation, chairmen of the event are Josette __ ...... '_"'lIon., a race number, and a ticket for food Hosking, (Mrs, James J.), president [ijjJfIIl~M~!;'CE CMftp 01 AddrwM lilt Ia lime f_. and entertainment planned for after of the Cottage Hospital Auxiliar~'; "_.11_.1. G_ ''''10,."",. Nanc)- Y. Davidson, director of de. 1574-1070 1527-1700 Tho _. -. _. cop, II the run in thl' gym. Because the run 28707 VAlli DYKE 14&47 GRATIOT is a benefit for Collage Hospital, velopment: and Madge P Lawson. pale blue _ or 11 ..... - WAR"!N N.... IIIh "'-..All __ - ..a __to _., ... In participants art' aske.rl to seek pledges public relations director, both of Co!' SERVING GROSSE POINTE SINCE 1949 ... _ 0M00 '" 11 T_,. for their run or walk. Local business- tage Hospital. beige ..-.------~ ...... '.. turquoise white I ' 'sale 59.99 Tahari' s trousers \ ~j team up with " Motor City savings j J Reg. $82. Find pre-season savings , on Tahori's Immaculate spring \ trouser in a luxurious mix of rayon/linen Choose from versatile KIMBERLY KORNER MACK AT LOCHMOOR navy, wheat, olive, brown or wine. GROSSE POINTE WOODS 8819296 The combination is irresistible 400 pairs' In sizes 4 fO i4 From the IndiVIdualist in The Woodward Shops, Downtown, Northland. Eastland. Oakland. Fairlane, Twelve Oaks. Flint and Ann Arbor . •Tctot unIts ovc11cb;e at i\'~etropo!lton Detro:t "'u:::,::m's sto'es Wr-,Iie qloanl1t€S lest hudson's Deleet.ble freah from the Oven Come to la Cookie at Hudson's Eastland: watch them baked before your eyes Com,:? sniff Come sevor Corne stock UP for the 1";,,":::0', S You con see these .e:r.trc-soectOI COokies procee,; 'rc~ heover>ly batter to freSh-fTem the. Ylen perfe.:Tlor. '~'-CJ " , can c,hoose fTOm fOUT scru"""ptlOUS flovors C'I':;C J, Jte CI";'(',:ote Chunk ,OOuDly oet1c'ous). Walnut Cr,,~ :~,.J:e Ct-,t.J0k Praline ChOCOlate CnunK ar,a Gaj"nee' :~C) S" Choco'ote CI-)unk 55 for a ooun,j (that COl'T'8S .C', :X,,"')~ ll'T'ot..,\ 25C Der 10 Cookie) and YOU C'G'" t',.,' I"" ,. I')-It) ,',.1 l: l~t .::e1ero .ollc\', yOdr n::;SE-'t,: In T~:e ~.;brk8tplC'lCe ot HU:1sC'n S EOS~ICY'l) ~,'-j, hudson's. I , . " ------~-_._".--- -_.~ -~------~ - ____ -_c ------~ ...... _....._...... _. . ._~__--00-" Page Four-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, March 25, 1982 War MellloriHZ Center sprin~ tours What~s on Cable ~/ Thursda~'. March 25-Chlluncl 8 include Netllerlluuls, SENti", [l.S. uTo Meet Your Health Needs. • 6 p.m.-The Shopper's Guide. A sl1\orllasboard of de!ightCul and listed for adults but has upenings {or Thursday, March 25-Channel 17 informative tra\'el has becn plannl'd students. It includes round.trip IIiI' , ,. We Covet' The Pointes. " • 6 p.m.-To Your Best Health-"Cancer: Colon and Skin." for Grosse Puint~'r~ by the Will' Me. via Pan Am, lodging, meals, guides Part I, produced by the American Cancer Society, explains murial. and admissions llnd land transporla. HARKNESS PARK ') the increasingly common problem. of colo-rectal cancer. Part Just on('e cv,'r)' to )'cars a world lion bl'gillning in l.ondon and (,Oil, PHARMACY DEVONSHIRE PHARMACY exposition of flow,'rs Ol'('UrS and 1982 t inuing 10 Paris, Lucernl" Flor(lnre, H explains the proble'ln of skin cancer. 20315 MACK DRUG'S 15324 E. Jefferson ~ marks th,' dN'ade, and the Nether. Rom,', Venit-e, Salzburg, Vi,'nna via II 884.31QO 16003 MACK 822-25.80 --- • 6:30 p.m.-Hank Luks \'S. Crime-a discussion with' lands Iwhere in !\IS)' Ill<' fields of Danube rrUIS,', Munich lInd the Ro. Curtis Sliwa, founder of the Guardian Angels Organization, gardcns and tulips an' in bloom) is mantic RoaLi I'ia Rollll'nberg to Frank. 881-0477 about their role in street safety. the host. for'" The eost is $1,500. $3()() deposit • 7 p.m.-People with Er\' Steiner-three guests are AlI.th;s beaut\' War 1\I1"morjai tray. .is requin'd. featured in this first sllow of a new series. Dr. Edward Kane, t'lt'r~ will Sel' o'n May 9 III 15 for a Looking forward to SUlllll1l'r there chairman of the Gi'osse Pointe Business and Professional As- littk' over $1.000, induding round. is t he popular Cofne To Brita in. tour sociation's Family Fun Run; Sharon DeGrieck, chairman of trip air.fan' (rom Dl"lroit, first.class ron'ring Englund, S('otland, Wait's the Easter bunny fund raiser for the beautification of Mack hokl. SOUle nwals and guided. tours and Conlll all in a deluxl' nUltl 1\('1' all aroUlld thl' loll' lands. slay ing at tll,' b,'sl hotels and his. A\'enue; Be\'erl;' Leinweber, coordinator of Grosse Pointe's tork inns anll ('ll~tles. Tick('ts to the largest 'garage sale. All imnwdiat,' $175 deposit is 11('('. essary . famous Tattoo 'Ilnd ll1u~ir (('stival al • 7:30 p.m.-Michigan Money :Monitors. In AnH.'riL'a. till' renter will \'isit F.dinburgh an' includ~'d as \\','11 as • 8 p,m.-5ensiti\'ity Training-a new series in coopera- the hOlnes o( Nell Orleans and Loui. the' Shak,'spl'an'an p,'rformilllc(, at Stratford.upon.'\ von. tion with the Junior League. The first program is "Mobility siana plantatwlls, the rity and harbor Disabled" with Sheila Dunn, program director of the Easter and enjoy the Jazz Festival with thl' Full breakfast and •! i• NOW PLAYING i• •i • Quartz.Lock, Direct.Drive Pulse Servo . . c...... • Metal Tlpe CompatIble. Metaperm Motor. Metal Tape Compatlbla • 3.Head • • Record/Play Head • Mechanical Logic DasignlMonitor Capability. 2.Color • • Control. 7.LED Multi.Peak Indicator Digital Fluorescent Level Meters. AU.DC -: EYEWITNESS : • Single Music Scan System. Super Amp Contlguration'. Full.Loglc Tape ANRS • ANRSJDolby •. B Noise Reduction Transport. 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NOW . cording Mute Function • Memory •... • StoplCue & Review • Timer Standby • • • • : - • i:fiij ["tip : ... 95 • • WAS $330 $199 i Tf:AJ i . ~ . • James C~an • • • i GROSSE POINTE CABLE TV i : 19245 MACK AVENUE : : 7 Mile & Mack Shopping Center 886-9200 : IIIII=IIIIJ1$ : next to Pe'\flY's : I••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .! • • _. w • p Thursday, March 25, 1982 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five-A Walking keeps Berthe out of mischief By Joanne Gouleehe ,.,oon be In bloom in front oC Berllie's '~ ' gray frame house, • . .~ .:. VITAMIN It's a KQod two mile walk frolll " . Berthc lluwller's Mapleton Hoad "I'll be so happy when spring .... ;< • :~. ,.",< .~, . . home to Ihe Mack Allenue stores in finally comes. ] can't wall to plant.... •~ Grosse Pointe. But llerthe has good lilY seeds and cut the grass." She W1"" ~ . strong legs and is a fast walker. pauses and then lauilhs, "You know, ")- it keeps me out o( rnischief." '( VILLAGE So, once 01' tWkcea week she knocks on her neighbors' dO Chock Full 0' Nuts r FRESH HOME MADE STUFfED COFFEE Green $179 lB. Peppers LB . CAN 54• 29 ~eady to Heat and Serve 2 STARKIST SOLID Oven Ready St"lfed Chicken 5 Cordon $ 49 White Tuna LB. 1.29 Bleu 2 L8, WATER PACK '228•• Sone1eH C~lcl(en ere-ash S!uHed wd!'l Ho'" ond $Wi<\ Cheel. 7-0Z. HONEYDEW EA. '218•• CAN 51.19 Ea. MELONRi $1.29 Oven Ready Stulfea '236•• COLONY CLASSIC MICHIGAN DELICIOUS 45 Roasting 69 '261 Chickens ~, 3 LB. BAG S In 0 coo~ Ir"q bog Chablis or Rhine APPLES 1.'09 <4 Ib ().....e-rogt!' FANCY CHERRY FULL Loin End Semi Boneless Stuffed t WINE TOMATOES PINT 1.5 Litre Bo"le FRESH GREEN PEPPERS or 52.99 CUCUMBERS 3 for ._ ...... _ ....- Page Six-A S R 0 SSE P'O I N T E Thursday, March 25, /982 Auto Club l-'ownshil), l-uiiiiiNi--l bal'ks child restraint use Shores to I .' LIMIT I A statewide program $150 10 GAL. I to help motorisls comph' with Miehigan's new air l)u('lgt~ts I A Gal. Expires 4- 1.82 I ('hUd restraint law W:IS announced last week b~' I the Automobile Club of Ih'.,it\"llh of Lakl' TO\~Jlilllp, (;ro.''t' VANS GARDEN; CENTER I~li('higan, which is do. Point,' Township and l hl' \'lllJg,' ot nating 600 child restrainl 15519Harper (;rvsse Point<' Shon'-, will 11,,1\' a :,o,:~:,::~~:,,521':'4061':.I seat to comn)unity loaner l'hall(,(, to SI'1: whne Ihl'II' tax llhJlll')' l programs. go('s II'hl'n ;,Il11ual dl'l'lor 1I11'('lillg., "We are appealing to .1t\(1 budgl'l hl'1(1ing, ar<' Iwld dlll'ln;: parents to pI"Qteet chil. the Ill'xt two 1\ (';:k,. dren under age four .-££to Thl' 19828;1 lbea! )'l.'a1' hlldget fo.- BUILDING from auto accidents as required by bw begin. till' villag" ...ill Il,' 1 .... Quality Is Our Top Priority • REDUCE HEAT CITY OF ~rnllar 'nitttr' iIonuli MICHIGAN I • SAVE ENERGY & COOUNG COSTS NOTICE OF BOARD OF APPEALS HEARING: Notice is hereby given 'j that the City Council, mee~ing as a aoard of Appeal under Section 5-11.1 of [!eteqnJ :Jranh :J,.uil { j, '\..', .r...-.J..:.;,;. '.:....<.,.-.;..'~_..-.. Thursd4Y, M"rch 25, 1982 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven-A • So:mettmes --Prime Time- GRANDFATHER'S it'stough to WATCH IS hangonl -----For SeniorCitizens------MISSING! and brings his bride home to live, By Marian Trainor And so are two Sociologists explain, psycholu~ists Suhtlely they contrive to get Grand. prohl.' and pollsters predict, but often pa's apartment and he is moved into televisions, three radios Iif(' situatlOlls ean ;'1.' more clearly a ./owr'r bunk in another grandson's and the rest of your understood in a s(o. y, mom, Deprived of his apartment, his Jewelry. That's what you Biblical h'.'sons w('r(' taught by possession." and his dignity, he begins parables, folk tall'S were told tu ex. 10 el('t('rlorate. told your insurance agent. But how do you know Illalll phl'llumella of naLul'(' and fault.s Ill.' ponders how he came to this if ,vou have missed anything? You will rest highlighlr.d huwan fuibles. position, "lie hall thought of himself assured with a home inventory tape from Video So IL can be wilh today's fwvrl, as a strong, intr'/Ilgent and dever And .L do(',n't nl'ec".'Jrily hav(' to ur' man. He had imagim'd that his son Creations Inc, Video Creations inc, has tlondeu \\eighly. SunwllllH'S a story simply f('lt rea~stlred Yolth him Jiving in the cameramen who corne to your home and record luld can df('ctively bring into fucus how,e. His son could leave his family everything in detail. WHEN YOU' HE HUHTlNG ... ANI> NEED HELP! a soeiuiogi{'at problem e\'l:ry morning knowing (hey were This tape could be a valuable al(j to your Such a nuvel, a novelette really safe because he was Ihere, He had ALL INSURANCES ACCEPTED INCLUDING We ale open 6 days a wee~. been living in a fool's paradbe." claims adjuster in evaluating your loss, We Bluo Stullid Med,ca'e Meo,ca:d, Aelna, l'lc 9 a m 10 8 pm becausc of its brevity, is "A Figure of Speech" by Nurma Fox :>laser, With Jenny to cheer him. he ac. accept Visa and Mastercard and offer either r------,Sat 9 am 10 5 p rn cepts e\'en thb change until he dis. that tells Lhe story of Jenny :lud her VHS or Beta equipment. ....TP C' ..rt ... Grandpa. cOl'ers the family is planning to place Call Video Creations Inc, today at 886-8403 1~ c..::'J '-' I J('lIny fl'('ls sill' IS all U1m allLeu illUI iH ~ li\";-">~;'.~ r.~;::~ !!~ ~~ri!~. child. (jrandpa JS ('('rtain he is an traughl. and fee! a linle more secure tonight! CHIROPRACTIC unwanted member of his SOil'Sfamily. "WHY HAD he listened to them?" On one level. the slory j;, a touthing he asks himself. "Whv had he takrn LIFE CENTER. P.c. tall' of a child's 10l'e for her grand. those fm,t steps-giving up fIrst one father, On another, it is an impressive thing and then another. Overnight stury of what can happen to an older he had become sick- and old. He had 774-7920 pr'rson who gives up his independence made their prophecies come true. 1.>('for('it is necessary, The weakness that had made his legs 19416 I "" '[.(. .MoI,' Kd "I 1.9-t Afler his wjf~'s death, Grandpa tremble and his voice quiver had come from defeat :md fear, from be. !,j rhe f (.., I,~u•• "'.hl'J'l" ',' (', Id,,", 'I 1 II' 1'1. 1f1l 'I.~ dctidcd to return 10 the Carm his ""iLlt 'kl grandfather left to him. It was a lieving that he was as helples~ and place that held many happy memo. old as they said. A man didn't have 886-8403 N ESCI-CH IROPRACTI ries For him the farm was a golden to be that old," place of lighl and shining space. His family. perhaps unconsciously, Al the time Grandpa was planning cast him into their conception of old to make this move, his granddaughter age just as they consciously avoided Jenn~' was born, Because there were the proper references to places they threi other children to care for, didn't want to think about. "Cover.up "'R"~.: DELI\'ER\' 1'0 TilE POINTES Jenny's mother thought it would be words," Grandpa called them. "Pretty a good idea for Grandpa to come live words for ugly things like a grave with the family becauSe he could being called a 'resting place'." help oul with Jenny. Besides, she Grandpa, now sure he is neither' HOLLYWOOD said, "He was too old to live alone," need,ed nor wanted. attempts to sal. Grandpa didn't agree. But to be vagI' his dignity and a chain of events obliging he agreed to move in and is set in motion that lead~ to tragedy. help with the new bab)'. He didn't Grandpa's story is a touching real. realize he was taking the first step istic one that shows a situation un. toward giving up his personal life fortunalely common in our limes. and his identity as a person. He was The older person is tolerated, un. now "grandpa" and would gradually wanted and then pushed aside. The PHARMACY r------COUPON ------_._-, be molded into that concept. problems are presented realistically Specia's He was given an apartment in the and the message that a senior citizen I... ~DELTA I basement oC the home, That suited is a person and not a "figure of J.,"tlt:!!:'l .• 2 99 IO~!(J0."'" BOTTLES -. him fine. He had his meals with the speech" is a meaningful one. This I tFACIAL C I 15% 0."." CASES family and could retire to his own is a somber but immensely readable privacy. novel that presents the cardinal rule f....~ ~. TISSUE.fX,.,ltfS 4.71.82 for I• ('hampagne Bordeaux FOR A WHILE it loohd like the of self presen'ation for older peo. arrangement would work out. Grand. pIe-maintain your independence for Tuttill~l'r (:hal('uu Latour '76 ------I ------COUPON'_.•------~ I pa took the baby for long rides In her as Ion I{ as )'ou are able. Pt'rril'r-Jou('1 Chall'au ~tar~aux '76 carriage and later, when she was Another book, "New Family Roles LallfPnl P('rrif'r Chaleau LBsromhes '7,5 older, (or long walks. A fine relation. in Family Life" by Wilma Donahue I CREST TOOTH ~~~: J. ship developed between the two and confirms that people need not be old t ~~ 99 ()om Pt'ri~l1on (:hat('uu Larite Cl as the vears went on, a sort of mutual because of years. Her premise points nBlIin~t'r \'inta~(' Hnthi'ochild "71-",:} I PASTE :.....-el',e5~. I bond, 'As Jenn)' grew older, she un the need for older people to main. I... 4.60%.'~,flll'lltfS 11.[[.82 . .-1f (,Ill ChflIpflil bottlf'll) realized that neither of them was tain independence by developing a strong concept of themselves as f truly wanted. Jenny tells her friend, r------COUPON ------.., Fine ~t'lection of \'intagt> Ports and Sherries Rhoda, "I was a birth control baby. persons. \ She reminds )'ounger people who I 'We ~pe('ia)jze in all Boutique Cabernets The birth control my. mother and ~ father used didn't work and the reo are in their forties thilt tliey have BETTER ft'in(l' Rueks - 20% of' sult was me. I'm the family accident." lived only half their years. But what t MAID m9 $1"2'9 i But Jenny has a fighting spirit Donahue $ays is true of older people l..o(Oal Bel"'r Salp Keg Beer While she is disturbed by her place in as well. rPOTATO CHIPS l.lB.', I L. fXl'tIlfS 4.11-82 ...J 118.99pia .. 18'- A dt>p. ..\ ,'ailabh~ the family lineup, she doesn't let it Donahue says that how older pro- defeat her. She is a sun'ivor. Besides pie spend the years left depends in r------COUPON ------..., Lllrl-,W!""I,'eliun of Imported and f)om('~li(' she has Grandpa. large measure upon how they see B"f'r. \\ jilt .... 1.i({llOr...and Chal1lpa~n('~ For Grandpa iI's a different story. themseh'es in the many roles open He is old but as the family begins to them as mature people intent on UHllllpa~nl' /!Ia ..",'.., Brand" Sniftt'r .. to resent "his presence, he is made to further development. She cites the I. LUX ?' frix1lll~'v,~ I•. 3!' 9'9~:Y \\ illl' ~(lhh'l~ [)l'('ant('r Sl'b feel older by the restrictions placed educational opportunities of Elder. I SOAP '..' I upon him. He IQves to walk but hostel as one way to broaden that 1 5 OZ. BAR ''---- ' for I L,;.. EXP/llES 11.11-82 -l after a retarded boy walks into a car- concept of self. and is killed, thp family tells him "T'h r 0 ugh 'education," Donahue ,..------COUPON ------.... perhaps it would be beHer if he writes. "Older adults can continue to Sl:r\ in,g The Pninl(O\ for j() Y tJr~ didn't go out. Grandpa resisls and his improve their knowledge and skills necessary to meet present. day life." 15111 E, JEFfERSON " a--MU son reminds him of his age. "Nobody • GROSSE POINTE PARK expects you to be 100 percent at your Elderhoslel is one of the ~uca. i CRICKET C I 8211177 age." he tells him. "'''e've got to tional opportunities available for 2 99 "atch out Cor you." older people, those who never fin. for FREE DELIVERY TO THE POINTES i______LIGHTERS.EX1'1RES <#-11_112 ..... ! When he tips over a glass at the ished high school and the many more dmner table, his daughter.in.law ex. who nev'er attended college. Besides CUSeSiI '<\;ith. "children do it all the learning new skills, they can make r- ----,.---;---COUPON.--$-1-7-91 time." Grandpa resents being com- new friends and broaden their hori. pared to a retarded person and to zons, young children but he accepts the Elderhostel is a week-long on. "'- .~-\ ~" 4_ 355 FISHER RD. We deliver hmits placed on him. campus educational program for per- Packs Cigarettes .• sons 60 years or older. Participants ! . 882-5100 ~"oUOoioill.Wtd. The next thing to go is his pipe I . . , .,,1 _ C10std Sllftllay attend classes, live in dormitories and f.______3 EXPIRES .,.71-82 _ I "because smoking is bad for you." His dinner conversation is limited eat in college dining halls with other ------COUPON-~------because his reminiscences become students. PARMS t}AARl@T repetitious. ,Jenny pleads his case. It is a network of o\'er 500 colleges. "You talk to Grandpa like he's dumb universities. independent schools and or a kid," she says. "You make him ether education institutions in ;)0 states. including ~fichigan. which LUVS 48's$8 1 Boneless Sirloin Choice loin feel awful. You don't want Grandpa llOJJi,is 59 to talk, you don't want him to do offers special low.cost short term I ~ ..., Convenience PAK • I BEEF ROAST LAMB CHOPS anything. You and Dad both. you residential academic programs. A ______EXI'1RES .,.71.B2 ..l act like you don't want Grandpa to . catalog listing courses and schools ev(On live." where they are offered may be r------::--COUPON---:-----.,-.--, LB. /~ $'2.19 LB. $3.29 But Grandpa still has his refuge secured by writing to: National Elder- r----F-re-s-h-C-o-o-Ic-e-d---.I ~ in the basement. He hkes to reread hostel. 100 Boylsten Street. Suite 200, Frozen Cornish old newspapers because they bring Boston. ~lass .. 02113, I Windshield Washer - C I. "'.:y , the world to him since he can't go Another advocate of senior citizen 99 GAME HENS TURKEY BREAST .;~.~~. out into it. "The world is still here." independence. ~Iaggie Kuhn. founder of the Gray Panthers. had this to say I...... Solvent EX,.I~ES 4,11.82 1 Gal. ...&I he says. "and so am I." Piece or $2 98 ~ Another downward step is taken in answer to a question about work - - .------.-...... COUPON ....------...... --. ".69 llb.6oI.ea. Sliced • lB. : ~ "fen his eldesl. grandson marries (Continued on Page 8A) Bud Brand Red ~+-. ' -~" SUMMIT I (l)rll1l11rpllhttr [nut tl' i 2 99 HEAD LETTUCE GRAPEfRUIT ~ ttll17 PAPER C I & c ANNUAL MEETING OF ELECTORS PUBLIC 1-.:ta_ TOWELS• .EXPllIES .. -l'-82- far ....I for.'I 00 'i,.".~~.. 68 EA. l- 3 --J ;: . HEARING C Fresh Green Beans •••••••••••••••• 69 lB. ON THE 1982-1983 TOWNSHIP BUDGET r.----COUPON- "--f-Sg-l Sno-WhiteCauliflower s1.39 HEAD To the Electors of Grosse Pointe To\'mship. Wayne County. \hchigan: ..~;\';, You are hereby notified that the Annual \teeting of the Electors of S LB. BAGS IDAHO POTATOES ••• $1.19 BAG Grosse Pointe Township will be held Saturday. April 3, 1982 at the Town,. ! Topping I ______EXf'IIIES 4-"-82.------11~, ship Offices at 795 Lake Shore Road. Grosse Pointe Shores. Michigan at I NEW YORK FANCY / 1:00 P.M. Eastern Standard Time. Ma,ny MORE Discount Items in Store 6~'" All malters required by law to be acted upon by the Township Electors ASSORTED TEA COOKIES ,M;' will be considered at said Annual \feeting. 15 VARIETIES .'\. public hearing will also be held at the time of holding of said Annual • Post Office Sub Station • Meeting on April 3. 1982 upon the adoption of the Township Budget for the BROWN BERRY OVENS fiscal year 1982 - 1983, including Revenue Sharing Funds. C • Lottery Claim Center • SEASONED CROUTONS •••••••• ~ •••••• 89 LB.. The public has the right to provide written ~nd oral comments on the entire budget and ask questions concerning the relationship of revenue 1979 HAUS FRICKENSTflN $ sharing to the rest of the budget. Estimated fiscal 1982. 1983income (rom • FR.EEPrescri ption Delivery • L1EBFRAUMllCH • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 2.49 BOTTLE Federal Revenue Sharing of $8.619 is budgeted for environmental protec. RICHELIEU STEWED TOMATOES 2 $149 tion • 10% Senior Citizen Discount on Presdriptions WITH ONIONS AND PEPPERS l6 Ot, Can CANS • A copy of the 1982 . 1983Township of Grosse Pointe Budget is available BUMBLE BH for public inspection at the office of the Township Clerk. 795 Lake Shore HOURS: SOLIO WHITE TUNA Oil or Water 7.01. Road. Grosse Pointe Shores. Michigan. 20853 Mack Mon.-fri. 9-9 THOMAS K, JEFFERIS Township Clerk Sot. 9-8 ITFMS ABOVE IN EFFEC1 TIl MARCH 31" G.P,N. - 3-18-82 & 3.25.82. 881.8100 Sun. 11-5 • "!I'p__ ...,._p !4 .....--r.---..-.~ .. ...------~i_(_~__ • Page Eight-A G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Thur$doy. M.reh 25, 1982 -_.------_._-_._------~~------..---- ...... -----. ----_... ------_.,------'------~----- rl'( •• _.. lrf'C JOlll Theater '- O_b_i_tu_ar_i_es M & M DISTRIBUTING CO, Oi'o'all --JI Cleaning Materials & Equipment (~ottage ~ Robert C. Loman Mrs. Phoebe Hennigar (~Oll(~ert Sl'l'\'ices for Mr, Loman, 65. of Services for ~lrs, Hennigar. 97. o[ Grolise Pointe Woods, were held Sun- Lancaster Road. were held Wednes. WE DELIVER l)(),lr(l day. March 7 at A.H. Peters Funeral da)', March 24. at the Verheyden is free , Home, Funeral Home. l"'h : t E Yalk, pl't'sidl'nt of the She died Sunday. :llllrch 21. in the 884-0520 He di('d Wedllesda~'. March 3 In b ,;Ird "f tl'll,:""S of Cottage Hospital The Motor City Thea- Nightingale Nursing Home North, of (;1"'.'''' l'''IlItl'. r<'ct'ntly announced tre Organ Society will his Bournemouth Road home. Sterllng Heights. present Steve Stephani tilrt',' llt'\\' l1ll'mb,'rs of the board Mr. Loman was a member of Ban. Born In ~Uchlgan. she is survll'ed 16134 E. WARREN DUROIl, MI. 48124 : ;I\'(' bl','n l'!cc\ed and t\l'O members at the console of the jos Bast. the Michigan Mariners, Ilnd by a son. Robert W.; two daughters. kiH' TI'IiI't'd 1:' become honorary Wurlitzer 2 '6 Theatre was a Mason. He worked at Chrysler Mrs. Saily Brachett and Mrs, :'lfarjorie ti d"":L'l\:- I Organ lit the Funch and Corp. Harrison; 11 grandchildren and seven '\;\il\(d :,1 the bllard were Keith E. Jud~' Theater. 21 Ker- Mr. Loman is survived by his wife great.&randchildren. . ,,( r' /" \'1,11" X,lr!a :;chel'er, ()lrs. Peter R.) chel'al Avenue, Sunday. J rJ~9,U'"( Audl'e~'; a daughter Mrs. Thomas Memorial contributions ma)' be FI:lI, . and Richard H. W, Chadwell, April 4, at 1 p.m. , (}S:athy) Wise; and two sons. Jack made to Olivet College 01' to the REMODELING ,Ir ;{'t>,llln" front the board \l'ere Ger. Karla Scheref I'ink and Gary. charity of your choice. AND ADDITIONS :1:"1,, ,\11' l'arl E.) Grawn, and John It is another of the Memorial tributes may be made to Interment \Vas in Oscoda Cemetery, \1, \..;lI~h\,l11 rrgu la\' free mini~con. COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAl \;r, '(;ra\\ n, a COltage trustee since certs given the first Sun. Grosse Pointe Woods Presbyterian Oscoda. MI. Chun'h. ARCHITECTURAl SERVICE 1fI~1, \I as bo~rd president twice dur, day of each month ~t .h,:, BATHROOMS - ~TCHHiS 111( ht'r tl'l1l1rl" in 1940 and 1954. Punch and Judy. ~tr. Loman was crematl'd. Mrs. Marguerite H. \\c":\augh(on, a trustee since 1961, lI'a, president of the board from 1972 Stephani is knowll in Carty 777-6840 III 19ii Ill' was instrumental in help- the Detroit area for his Miss Gertrude A. Services for ~lrs, Carty, 56, o[ 111'9 "AMrk AVE ,",u! Ing tllt' hospital obtain properties many years of entertsin. Garvey Ridgemont Road, were held Wedlles- SI (LA R S"llRES ""[,, 4llllI. :~~~:: )~,,;~ nMn tn m""t its need ing at super dubs and da)'. Mal'(h 24. at the Verhe>'den . .: \, .._" Prh'ate services were held recently UIV" &i.. HVu,::" ...), Funl'rlll Home and St. Paul Church. for additional parking, Both trustees for MISS uan'ey, 77, 01 Hidden Lane. \1 ere honored recently at a dinner at She died Sunday. ~Iarch 21, in 51. the Grosse Pointe Club. Mrs. Gramn ThE' Motor Cil~' Thea. She died Sunday. March 14. in Ban John Hospital, GeUing seUled Made ,Simple. and ~lc:\augh(on are residents of the :re Organ Societ.y is a Secours Hospital. Born In Jones :'lfill. Tenn .• she is New TaWil dilemmas lade atter a WELCOME Park. non-profit CQrporation of Miss Garve)' is survived b)' her survived by her husband. Bruce T.; more than 450 area res- three sons. :'lUchael, Terrence nad WAGON call, :\'ell' board member Crain is vice. sister. Mrs. 'Mary Fittpatrick. As WELCOME WAGON Representative. ,t"s mj Itl chairman of Crain Communications, idents. Its purpose is Bruce F.; a daughter. llr5. CathleM Job to help you make the rnost 01 l'OUI new ne'l/n. Inc, and president of the Crain Au. preserve and restore the Mrs. Natalia Brys Post Reeber; her father. Homer Paschall; borhood. Shopping Areas Community oppOrtuni- tomoti\'e Group. a subsidiary of the theatre pipe organ, in its one brother; two !listers and three ties Special atlractions LoIs 01 tiPS to seve YOu CNporatioll. He also is publisher and original setting where Services for Mrs, Post, 92. of Brys grandchildren. time ~nd money, possible, and to foster Drive, were held Friday, March 19. :Memorial contributions may be Plus a baskot 01 gifts lor your larnd\ 111 editorial director of Automotive ~ews, be listening 101 your call publisher of .Autoweek, publishing di, 46 interest in its music. .at tbe A. H. Peters Funeral Home made II> the Michigan Cancel' 'Foun . and St. Joan o{ Arc Church. dation. HlLPFUL HINTS lor W.ddlng' end Eng,ge- rec~or of Crain's Cleveland Business Keith E. Crain menta tool and chairman of Crain Press. a divi, She died Tuesday, March 16. in St. Interment was in Resurrection' Cemetery. SlOn of Crain Communications, Inc. Anne Nursing Home. He is married to the former Mary In the jail at the Po- Born in Grosse Pointe. she was a Kay Stahl. They reside in Grosse lice Department of Gal- life long reside~t and a direct de. Mrs. Beverly A. Roselle lup, N.M.. is a 4.800- Pointe City wilh their three children. scendant of the Brys clan. a prom. . Services for Mrs. Roselle. 55. of Gro Polnl' " "',51118 square.foot drunk tank', :III'S. Fink. a housewife, is a memo inent Grosse Pointe family. Lincoln Road. were held Monda\'. .lit. Clair Shor , " 1111.2~21 bel' of the :llusic Hall board, Wayne most probably the big- She is survived by two sons, Arthur :'llarch 22. at the Verhe)'den Funeral State 'Gniversity l'nderstudies, De. gest in the nation. It and Robert; three daughters, Mrs. Horne and Faith Lutheran Church. trait Institute of Arts Women's Com. holds as many as 150 Alice Cairns, Mrs. Loretta Wilton and She died Wednesday, :'lfarch Ii, in mittel', the board of trustees of the ')) men at a time. Mrs. Louise Reese. 13 grandchildren :'llariners Hospital, Florida, Cradle Societ~., Evanston. Ill., and is A native Oetroiter, she is sUtI'lved ! i and 27 great.grandchildren. vice-chairman of the Phillips Acad- , by her husband. Robert; a son, James; Memorial contributions may be sent emy Parent Fund Committee, for " three daughters, Mrs. Janis Richter. to St. Joan of Arc Church. 1981-82. Andover. :llass. Mrs. Fink The professional foot- :lli's. Nanc)' Luu and :Mrs. Cvnthia BELLE ISLE resides In the Farms. She and her .' ball player who had the Interment was in Mt. Olivet Ceme- Capobres; her father, Roy Bushe>'; husband ha\'e three children. most knee surgeries was tery. and four irandchlldren. Richard H. W. Chadwell, Jr., a reg. E.J. Holub, the Okla' Memorial contributions may be is:ered representative. is vice-presi. .homa cattleman. During Howard Pierce made to the church. dent and resident manager of Kidder, his amateur and pro{es. Interment was in Forest Lawn Peabod~' & Co.• Inc., an investment sional career, he went Ballantyne Cemetery. brokerage {irm. He has three sons and under the knee knife 12 Private services were held recently resides in the Woods. Rlc~ard H. W. Chadwell, Jr. times. for Mr. Ballantyne. 89, formerly of the Pointe. Jate of La Jolla, Calif. Senator will He died Tuesday. March 9, In La Jolla. . speak Sunday S.rving G,o". 'oint. Sine. I93 I Born In Plttsburih. he WI! raised In Detroit and was a iraduate of 77.& 10 10 22704 Harp'r at Unitarian ... SI. Clair ShIP" RENAISSANCE FORD Llwrencevll1e School and Princeton University, Mr. Ballantyne served In Grosse Polnte'~ State Sen. John the Naval Reserve durlni World War Kell)' (1).I>elrolt) wUl talk at the 11 ••. the Price Leader MAKES CONCESSIONS II. He was the widow~ of Barbara •. m. la)' service of Groue. Pointe Uni- Ballantyne. his wife of 63 years, tarian Church this Sunday, March 28. "The State We're In-The Mlchllan Mr. Ballantyne is survived by a II lI: ALONG WITH FORD MOTOR COMPANYI son. Howard Jr.: a daughter. Barbara Situation" will be his topic. Members Noreott; eight grandchildren and six of the church will relate their prob- great.grandchildren. lems with business, educallon and social proll'ams in the slate. 10TH AnnIversary Mr. Ballantyne was interred' in Interestt4 members of the t'Om. Cypress View Memorial Park in san munlt)' . are invited to attend the DINNER SFfoCIALS- rrQrl \.\"'" [)t'.e oil C,1 "SP4 Diego, Calif. Po,' k4d..:: D~~.I~lI ~ service. The church is located at l'9""IG,~ Purs.tW\lpe+'5 ...~._ from 4; ~.:tIalT.,.~~ a~ll;eIS K;=z i'. ,.~ 1715Q Maumee in the City. CCf' ..::f'P ..... ~.CW"'( ~ t ~' Kelly represents the east side of ~,~~;~~dE.\:~~'l.-v.JI'--_o.I- . Prime Tinle • Detroit and the five Pointes_ He Is 51"' .....~ ?~1 I $4795* Jli.I/,".~ • , LIST PRICE "" $7387 ,,,,,,,WIIl Or, .... , 4 Cyi, 4 Spd (Continued from Page 7,4,) vice-chairman of the Municipalities O"'&rdnve. RlicnaL Ttr ... $tmI and Elections committee and serves ]frlfrrsoll (olollll.1br FORD REBATE 370 Het:1lampsSly1t>:lSt< Wh(,FOld• Halogen ~2I:~~'_..__- _~_~, as a means of maintaining an inde. F\ S.al.&O,,,", _ ,~ on Judiciary, and Corporations and RENAISSANCE CONCESSION 1327 pendent life. "Older workers all too. Economic Development committees Sllln.".E(l\jip""",' ~~ ....iI II_r"::-" 1 often reflect the attitudes of societ)' as well. Gt W,'AI\ "PI ('Al 1.t" A'.'l HI< ••\, 1.\. ()~I!l" YOUR PRICE $5690* ORD£RNOW • and 'buy into' the myths of old age He recently sponsored a bill to lift as rest.time and time to step aside. INCLUDES: INCLVO£S: restrictions on statewide branch ~ .1II1Jt.~ Although the disengagement theolJ' banking that is pending in the Sen. ~ FOflO'S 24 Il1o.124,000 MI. SCHEDULEO MAlKTEHAIolCE. LId. WARRANTY of aging has been rejected as a viable ate. The senator also wrote legisla. social theory. it has seeped into pub- /.Vi) J~ I' t HSfll\. ll,VI 77') l;i.'O ASK ABOUT OUR RED CARPET LEASE PLAN tion creating a GrOi$li Pointe District BUY Hc policy and public thinking, to the Court which was signed by Gov. Milli. determent of older Americans and Il NOW ken last week and is pending appro\'- American socie.ty." RENAISSANCE FORD al of the five Pointe city councils. ARE YOUR MONEY AND HEAT & Education to learn ne .....skills or to GOING THROUGH THE ROOF? broaden one's outlook, work that is In FuJpmes. Austria. a 28'year-old 1833 EAST JEFFERSON not taxing but offers an opportunity "PlUI Tax. TItle' ~Itln.tlon . SAVE wife found in her husband's wallet 7-4700 to utilize the, skills of a lifetime, some snapshots of her best friend in TIME TO INSULATE hobbies, recreational outlets, st>cial the' nude. She had them enlarged WITH contacts through organizations or and p~nted up as posters, then in churches are all means of keeping_ the mght plastered them all over NU.WOOL oneself alert and busy and an insur. town with the caption: "Beware of - INSULATION ance against a dependence that This Woman_ Lock Up Your Hus- . 1L0:-VN IN CELLULOSE hastens prematUl'e old age. Sitting ~an.d~:" The judge gave her five .da)'s ~ .TWO GREAT COLLECTOR'S AUCTIONS in a rocking chair in someone else's I In JaiL She said she didn't care. The home is not recommended. nude woman left town. SAVE 30°/0* on complete iob March 27 & 28 • Replacement Windo'" s • CU~[Qm Alummum Tnm at our galleries • Storm WindoVts • Rooilllg • Vmyl or Alummum S,ding '~amless Alummum Gullers 825 Woodward Ave.'. Pontiac, Michigan CITY OF I • «Sz. ~,...... ;. -. _' +•• w - ...... $ • • • 4 .p•• ------,-_ ..,-----,--- Thursday, M~rch 25, 1982 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine-A Ba]Joons reinforce skills at Def(-r Schoo). Center plans art classes Wednesday, April 7 t(} work up to their potential, Defer them in for a gamr project. designed This Week promises to be a bright, instruclors have provided an incen- and made by the studenl to f('in. fu n filled day at Defcr tive for hard work and success. As force skills in readinr' and math. The spring lerm of art classes al worlll around her. She has taughl at Elcmentary ~ChDOJ in each child successfully completes OJ From there thl! stut!i:JlIS begin WOI,,- till' War 1\1l'morial will offer many Wayne Stale University' anll is cur. in' Business GrossI' Poi n I e Park. new level of instruclion, they are infO ',wal'll hallO"n button., as a sign ('hoiCl's 10 art students at all levels rently on Ihe faculty of Ihe Birminl{' That's when Ihe !Jefer gi ven a balloon. e,( cir a('hi':I'('ments in math and of abillly and n vari('d cholee of tech. ham.Bloomrield Art Association. niqll('s and media, Skills [)evrlopment Pro Afler having earned a certain num- readIng. The tUlminallOn of all this Hudson's Coe her of bal/oons, the sludents turn i:; the balloon flight April 7. The muin floor sludlo of the al'l !"re for the three. hour, lO.week gram (Title I) is launch. wing will be wh<'fe Paola Coppini course is $70 and you may pick up steps down ing a halloon flight al \\ ill of/l'r an ('vening cJa~s for thos(' the supply Iisl at the center when General manager of the J. L. 2:50 p.m. Sludents have bl'en working diligently in\l'r(',tl'd in oils and thl' techniques rl'glster jnl!:. Hudson downtown Detroit store, and sl~ldy of portraiture on Thurs. pl'('pnl'ing shorl lellers SALE ON ORIGINAL DOCKSIDERS Mary Louise McCarroll will inslrucl John W, Coe, ha!: resigned, ac- on brighlly-colorecl cards da)'s !Jl'ginnllli( March ~5 and contin- lwo drawing claslies on Wednesday's. cepting a vic~-presiden t position uing until April 22. ('lass meets from to he attached 10 the The Drawing and CoIM. l'!ass will with Chumpion Home Builders, helium b a II () 0 n s in 7 10 10 pill for a fee of $45 for five emphasize color lhl'ory basit:s anll thrt'e.hour ll's,ons. Studenls will share Inc. in Dryden, Mich. Coe, a hop('s of having them 10% Off' technical skills. Students will work tho ('ost of Ihe Illodel Grosse Pointe resident, joined answ('rell by people in at Iheir own level on varied subject Hudson's in 1950 as an executive far away places, despite March 25-March 31 st ('oppini paInts III tiH' Renaissance matter in conic crayon, paslt'I, oil and sl)'ll' and studied at th(' Arl Acad('my trustee and hus held executive the fact some of the dlalk and colored pencils. The t1ass. children arc concerned in Flor('nl'\' and is II protege of positions in both the company's es will begin March 31 lhrough June that Ih(' finders "can't Men', • WOIDtn', • Children'. I'll'.tru Anniponi. • merchandising and stores divi- 9 from 9 unlil 11:30 a.m. and the fee read or write I':nglhh." All sizes & widths Marilyn Derwen.~kus will begin her for Ihe 10 lwo.h£lur le.>sons is $B5: sions. 1O.weck cuurse in lhe Imaginative Ap. The id{'a for Ihe bal. Norrow.Medium-Wide l'TlJuch to Water Colur at noon on Drawing with Ihe Masters of Ori. loon flight .....as conceived NBD appoints by Virginia M. Johnson ~Iouda)'. March 29. Mrs. i"'iv"en~kus' ental Art class will be offered in the two residents TAN, WHITE, WINE, BONE, BLUE painllllgs :md instruclwn reflect her afternoon from 12:30 unlil 3 p.m. on and Carolyn Bennetl. Nancy S. Denomme of Grosse Skills Devclopment in- own warmth and Insight into Ihe Wednesdays beginning March 31. In • MAl" this class the studenl will have lec. Pointe Woods has been named structors, wilh backing 0'"'' mus • lures and demonstrations of tech. admin istrati ve officer in N a- from P r i n c i p a J Jay Flowcr~. lONE & TWO ROOM OFFICES niques used by the Oriental maslers tional Bank of Detroit's Infor- Throughout the year, ana WJJi oraw oUlIl ,Ill Lilt: (,,\...h~(,.~. ~j/ •.1 CALL FOR MAIL ORDERS 775-5537 GnOSSE POINTE matlun anel uperaliull.> St:l "i\.C" balloons havc becom(' at the Delroit Institute of Arts. The Division. The bank also an- Completely Hl'modeled -- ~ew Carpeling - Air class is open 10 both beginning and significant to the slu- ConnltiOlwd -- Extra Slorage Available - intermediate sludents and the fee is nounced the appointment of dents in thc program. Many Amenili('s - Starlin~ al $100 including $65 for 10 lessons. Mary Olson, a Grosse Pointe Tit!e 1 is a federall)'- funded pro g ram de. ~ VERFAILLIE'SS,," utilili('s. Farms resident. to loan officer ., - • 22428lNinl Mill Rd., St. CIIi' ShareI BOTTLE OF CHAMPAGNE MISS ~lt'CarroI1 has received many in its International Division. Ms. signed to meet the spe- OVER 50 YEARS .•- I IF YOl' CAN FIND awards for her work anll has recentl)' Denomme joined NBD in 1978 cial educalional needs of ~CIC relurned from sp~cial stud)' al Rags- SER VING EAST SIDE ' A BETI'EH DE.~L and most recently was manager low-achie\'ing students. ,~ ; dale Institule in Chicago. To encourage sludenls of the Trust Securiues Process------881-4147 In the Center's arl wing, lower lev- ing Department. Ms. Olson, a Dillon Property Management el. the Stawed Glass class will begin bank employe for two years, was IT'S THAT TIM-e AGAIN-f---.--" -- on April 7 and run through June 2. assistant credit officer in the E 1040 o.partlllut 01 Ih. 1r""'l)'-lo_' Rmo... Sf",itl {ll'ii'l81 The sessions will begin at 7 p.m. until Credit Administration Division. , ...O U,S, Individual tncome Tax Return U~ 10 p.m. and 'are taught by Charles , Hudson. Hudson is a graduate of Appointed credit Use ~ew MexicOl'oUniversily and Michigan operations officer IRS Stale l'nivcrsity, and studied with label. 1------Richard Sorlomme and glass blower Detroit Bank & Trust has pro- Ot!ltr- Pr."nt II.IIM .ddr". eNum~r .n~ II'HI, illClud,o, .""rtmonl number. 0' "".1 ,oult) Fred Warren. He was also an ad- moted James A, Baubie Jr, of ., visor in stained glass in Ikemas, Mich. Grosse Pointe Woods to credit igan, and Grand Rapids. operations officer, Baubie joined Fee for Ihe class is $85 plus about DBT as a clerk in the securities TAX TIPS FOR THE '80's $28 for supplies (less if students have clearance department in 1966. their own glass breaking pliers and ~ A TAX TIP AND FINANCIAL PLANNING SEMINAR glass cutlers), Sludents will learn in Knudson joins addition to the handling and culling Gentrex, Inc, IS BEING HELD ON MARCH 30 AT 7:30 P.M. of glass, the basic leading techniques and staining and firing of glass will Former GM employe Gregory THERE IS, OF COURSE, NO OBLIGATION. also be exploced. H. Knudson has joined the St. Clair Shores-based export-im- PLEASE CALL 779-6202 FOR RESERVATIONS Soldering irons will be supplied but port company Gentrex, Inc. as students should bring safety goggles export manager. Knudson, of AS SPACE IS LIMITED and gloves 10 class. Grosse Pointe Farms, held key Guest Speaker - Jay How:ard Brody, Atty & CPA Registration is at the cen:er office positions in GM's overseas mar- Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. keting "nalysis opera Hans. until 9 p.m. or by mail. sending a IDS MARKETING' CORP. slamped. self addressed envelope for Stanich named TERRY M. LAYMON 19001 E. 8 MILE receipt and supply list. art director DIVISIONAL MANAGER E. DETROIT, MI 48012 Ad firm Baker, Abbs, Cun- ningham & Klepinger has ap- CITY OF Auto Club opens pointed Grosse Pointe resident Bernie Stanich to art director. Woods office Stanich was employed by Indi- ~rn1i1ir ttnhttr ])rarIng ana Design Consortium, Inc .. an New o!fiCC's of the Automobile advertising and design firm MICHIGAN Club of Michigan will open at 19299 where he managed the art de- Macl(, Grosse Pointe Woods, Monda", partment. 1982 POLICE DEP.o\RT!'lfE:"OT March 29. The 15,300 square feet IRI~~)~lI~ AlTTO:\toBILES colonial.style building represents a Announcing" •. "'-..r- ~,. EST.1_ $1.9 million im'estment, according to Lecturer i Jordan Humber- TIle Citv of Grosse Pointe Farms. will receive the club. sealed tllds to furnish (4} four PQlice package stone was key not e speaker vehicles, and (3) Ihree adminislralive standard Auto Club's present Grosse Pointe March 22 during. Forster's In- "Back By Popular Demand" assemblv line vehicles. unlil 11:00 a.m. :\ton- location, at 15415 Jefferson, in the teriors "Oriental Odyssey" week. I - da~', April 26, 1982, at which time all bids re- Park, will close permanent!,' at 5 p.m. The store is located at 19435 Grosse Polntes Favorite Gro'und Round ceive-d will be publicly opened, read aloud, and Friday, March 26. -'Mack Avenue in Grosse Pointe be available for inspection. Some 30,000 AAA members in Woods, .. Grosse Pointe attar- northeast Detroit, Harper Woods and ney William C, Ghesquiere will The bids received will be {orwarde-d to the ALL the Grosse Pointes will be served by discuss mod ern real estate GROUND Grosse Poinle Farms Citv Council.for consid- Auto Club's Grosse Pointe Woods of. eration at its me-etmg to be held at 8:00 p.m., fice. The new telephone number is practices during an eight-week DAY Monday, May 3. 1982. The City Council, how- 343-6000, . course March 24 to May 17 at ever, reserves the right to accept or reject any the War Memorial from 7 to 9 Jack Piana, Grosse Pointe manager ROUND bid form in whole or in part, in the best inter. since 1977, will continue to head the p.m. Enrollment is limited. For esls of Ihe Cily. 7o-member staff. more information call 881-7511. Sunday through Thursday Bids musl be submiltt'd in suled envelopes and "The new facility solves our park- -Joanne Goulech~ marked - "Bid - 1982 Police' Dt>partmenl Veb- ing problem by offering 36 spaces Assorted Sandwiches Available_ Icles" . adjacent to the building, plus parking available in a nearby shopping cen- Pagel teaches 10 DiHerenllnlernalional Coffees RlCHARD G. SOLAK ler lot," stated Piana. "Services are voice classes Parking in rear CITY CLERK offered on one floor, eliminating vis- Fine Cocktails 90 Kerby Road itors' use of stairs, which was a prob- Doris Pagel, known to the com. 18666 Mack \ LUNCHES AIIO COMPLETE CAIIIIY -OUT SERVICE \ lem at the present site for some munity for her work with Ihe Cham- Gr~ Poi nIt' Farms, :\!ich. 48236 Grosse Pointe Farms Open trom 11:30 a,m.-2 a,m. cllstomers." ber Music Players, will begin a new - f'" .;; D.: ~ ~ •• 313-885~ G" . Opeo r 130 am 881-5675 At the Mack Avenue location, Auto class in -voice on Wednesday. March (Bid Forms and Specifications rgay be obtained Cluh will offer a full complement of 31 at 7:30 p.m. at the War ~{emorial at City Hall during normal business hours.) services, including auto, home, boat The c:as!S will conclude on June 2 and Iho? fee for the 10 two-hour les- GP~ - 3-25-S2 and MemberLife insurance, plus world and domestic travel planning. sons is $55. Mrs. Pagel will accept both beginning and intermediate stu- The building is barrier. free to ac. den:s. commodate handicapped persons. ~4I CITY OF MICHIGAN Wit ... seal' O}rO.a.aftInjutr YarlUa FOI'Your Home ... ture ProlMma Summary of the Minutes ,..co- __ hl_lncl_ proofS ~ •. 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GROSSE POINTE (AT MOROSS) ~ Warrell & (;1'1\"111 HrI, "n \\('rinc"da,Y. April ..", ." ,~~~ 7th al 8 (l(1 r 1lI f"r thl' I'urpn<;(' of e(('cling ~. / .s;." -' .. ~~, , .~ DRUG PHONE: 881-7656 ~...,,- rlirE'Ctors & rJffl('('r,~ anrl ,onrillc! ing other hllsi. CENTER ICE COLD BEER AND WINE Of'SS. OPEN MONDAY. SATURDAY 9 to JO. SUNDAYS 10 to 6 i / 1 i • , ( ...... it ...... - ...... ' hd pp, F •••••••• , as ---,--,-,-,-,-p-,---s-s-- Thursday, March 25, 1982 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven-A Cot tuge adds foul. 10 courtesy slaff Ljgg(~ttstudents learn leadership Ralph 1.. Wilgarde, administrator courtesy staff of Collage Hospital. Six University Liggett School stu. purpose of the workshops were to in. al Cot',age lI~spital of Grosse I'olnle, They are Mayo Friedlis. M.D., dents were recent participants in the volve ULS students and other area announced 1uesday, March 2 that physical medicine and rehabilitation' first annual Middle School Leadership middle schoolers in learning about (our physicians have joined the Mark K Gordon, M.D., internal medi: Conference held at Cranbrook March group dynamics and leadership tech. cine: Oshok S. Karnik, 3 'liques. M.D., internal and respi. The workshops were sponsored by Seventeen schools participated in ratory medicine; and F. the Parents League of Independent this year's conference. ULS students WASH AWAY WINTERI Thomas Day, M.D" gen. Schools and were coordinated by who attended included Wendy Willett, MAKE THE eral surgery. Larry Griffin o[ ULS, Judy Leyburn Mary Jane Mertz, Lisa DiS!icr, John BRICK AND ALUMINUM of Detroit Country Day School and Andary, David Chilingarian and Bob The average senlence Chris Swartout o{ Cranbrook. The Jewett. ON YOUR HOME OR BUILDING LOOK for a fir s I offender, FRESH AND NEW AGAIN whatever Ihe crime-if the fIrst offender is sen. Call 892-5989 trnced al all - is 36 VIDEOGUARC.INC. months. But the adual CII8 PI ...... A a...... time served only al'er. VISUAL INVENTORY & SECURITY PROGRAM ages 19 months, North score~ at BEtA rcgionals 4314 E. McNICHOLS • DETROIT More than 250 distributive edura. were awarded for each mdividual IN THE EVENT OF FIRE, BURGLARY, DR Building cod e s in tion students from 20 area high teht; trophies were abo giI'en for the NATURAL DISASTER. ARE THE CONTENTS eight higheht o\'erall performances at France stipulate that a schools participated in recent DEC A OF YOUR HOME PRDPERL Y RECORDED? new house there be buill Regional competition. each of two competitivc Jevds, to last at least three Students took three complex com. Manager Owner and ~la!ltcr Employe, HOW SECURE IS YOUR HOME AGAINST Porch Enclosures generations. How con. petency tests in some area of market. North High School studcnts captured BREAK-IN? VIOEOGUARD CAN PROVIDE 1tractors are supposed to ing. First, second and third places 39 awards in the competition. r YOU WITH A PROFESSIONAL VIDEOTAPED SCREEN, AWNING, WtNDOW, ensure this is detailed in In the Apparel and Accessoric; the codes. HOME INVENTORY AND A SECURITY CllnlNr..-_.- ... __(;1 r.ACe: r\nnDC...... competitIOn at the :l1a!ller Employe PROGRAM DESIGNED TO HELP REDUCE t Jevel ~uc hiur..t:, Ul.-i.-Ij-.i.; C:::!!("":~~', , Parents enhance ' Although more than and 'Renee Cueter were v. inners, At YOUR RISK OF BURGLARY. POINTE SCREEN 3,000 men have joined nlusic prO~ranl the Manager/Owner level, Margaret the League of Women Monahan earned honors. In the Gen. The Grosse Pointe North High & SASH, INC. ~ V 0 t e r s. the League's eral Merchandise competition at the School Parent's Club, the Band and membership has fallen Master Employe level Sue Calka took INSURED 20497 MACK TU 1-6130 Orchestra Parenls and the Grosse BONDED from 150,000 in 1972 to top honors while Lee Ann Capp won 773-4383 Pointe Foundation {or Academic En. ~ 3 • • 120.000 at last report. at the Manager Owner le\'el. richment are cooperating in the spon. sorship of a music enrichment pro. Winners in Food Ser\'ice Manage. gram at North, ment were 'Pally Vanvliet, Tracey We Can Make You Beautiful! This year's program consiMs o[ a Dempsey, Terri Yeomans, Felicia La. variety o{ jazz styles presented by chapelle and Mike Laf'orge, account. I' N~~ ALL SEASON professional artists in a workshop ing for 14 awards. ~~~I. . l~~l,~~~~:~~,t:~;;~~~~\~~~~y.,.$295 demonstration as well as in individual Other successful participants in. instruction. Pianist and artist.in. duded Jennie Callert and Beth Rus. residence at the Detroit Institute of sell in Finance and Credit, Barb Olis . ~ ENERGY SAVER 3 Days and 2 Nights of pampering, including ... Arts, Ms, Bess Bonnier, lead off the in Advertising Services and in Food WINDOW PANEL WITH SUN CONTROL' series with a program on Scott Joplin Marketing competition, Christina Ba. BODY WRAPS. MASSAGES • FACIALS • MANICURES and an introduction to the history o[ geris and Tony Thomas took honors. Custom made white or bronze aluminum PEDICURES. HAIR STYLING. SUPERVISED EXERCISES jazz. Dr. William Albright, associate frames designed for all types of windows. professor of Music Composition at the Whether you have single pone, Thermo. FIGURE ANALYSIS • STRESS CONTROL SESSIONS t1nil'ersit)' of Michigan and associate Forensics leliln AEROBIC DANCING ~- fij director of the Electronic Music Stu. pane or standard storms, your windows dio, followed with a two.hour pro. earns honors • \ are the poorest insulated area in your GOURMET MEALS I'...... gram on "Ragtime," tracing its de. The Forensics Team from Our Lady ,I home. velopment. PSYCHOLOGICAL .~. ':--, Star of the Sea High School has had Ms. Bonnier in coordinating the a successful season. The team entered WHY SHOULD YOU BE UNCOMFORTABLE COUNSEUNG FOR . series of programs has included Joe four tournaments and came home LoDuca, guitarist and Dan Kolton on WEIGHT CONTROL with 10 ribbons after hours of coach. IN YOUR HOME OR OFFICE? bass to demonstrate their techniques ANDTOSTOP ing by Kathleen Gillespie. and to discuss the problems of record- Summer Winter ing and promotion. The Grunyons, a In January, Patty Pieronek received • With air.conditioning, reduce • Reduce winter heating SMOKING local "lightly jazz" vocal music male a first place ribbon in Declamation at Metamora 0 a cooling costs by 35%. group performed and discussed music Bishop Borgess High School in Ply- In tht> prt.~tlgi'OU; hunt tOunlr,' P as an avocation. mouth, Two weeks later AnnMarie • Blocks 80% of the sun's • Warm up cold rooms Saulino captured a first place ribbon. harmful rays _ Onl\' 3S milE'S (rom Gro"e POinte The series of entertainment pro. l!rams will conclude with Ms. Bonnier while Pall\' Pieronek took third in _ reduces fading and .• Virtually eliminates FOR RESERVATIONS AND INfORMATION PHONE (313)&28-4895 in a demonstration.workshop based on Radio Bro~dcasting, also at Borgess. costly re.decorating condensation - ice build up thE' piano as a solo and in a combo Last month at Mercy High School _ reduces glare on windows on Wednesday, March 31. in Farmington, Kristine Bresser took - increases privacy • Stop your sills from rotting All of the programs are video-taped a fourth place in Sales. Tammy Kett. • Tax credit • Tax credit and are available for use by Grosse ner took fifth in Serious Interpreta. • Reduces electric bills DENTISTRY Pointe schools and community groups tion and Patty Pieronek placed sixth for educational purposes upon request. in Radio Broadcasting. ~ FOR LESS For more information, call 343.2187. The team returned to Mercy for CAll FOR A FREE WINDOW ENERGY ANALYSIS the Hnal tournament and Lee Ann Christos F. Dagitses, D.D.S. Seymour took fifth place in Humor- 771.4243 NO CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION AND CONSULTATION ~Iagazine cites ous Interpretation. Megan Adrian took sixth place in Impromptu. Patty Manufactured by COME IN AND COMPARE Mason students Pieronek placed fifth in Radio Broad- Five students from Mason Elemen- casting. Kristine Bresser placed sixth • All Fee. Given Before Treatment tary School in Grosse Pointe Woods in Sales and Ann Marie Saulino KOLASA ENERGY PRODUCTS • No Appolntemenl Nece •• ary received honorable mentions in the took sixth in Declamation. 22449 GROESBECKHIGHWAY WARREN, MICH. "Cricket League" international story (For New PatIents or Emergency) ------competition slXlnsored by Cricket • Most White & Sliver Filling •.•• $14-$28 magazine . • Teeth Cleaned ..•••.•••••••.••••• $18 The ll.year-old winners are Josh • Uncomplicated Extraction ••••••••. $22 Abbott, Julie Koerber, Katie Koller, 16111 MACI AYL S t e p h ani I' Schaefer and David YORKSHIRE at Yorkshire • Root Canal Therapy From ••••••.•• $95 Schwartz. 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Bottles Plus Deposit -,..._..._~_..._-..._~-~-~----~-~~----_.__._._------_. ------: $ • • e Q Page Twelve-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursd('lY. M~rch 25, 1982 Inter-Faith members are working for a better future First out of the starting gate To the Editor: Faith Center as u vehicle for the economic dynamics behind Thank you for featuring me demonstrating thosc bel i c f s. neighborhood deteriol'Htion and Livonia Mayor Edward H. McNamara last his campaign. as Pointer of Interest last month. Mcmber's of the c('nt('r help pro_ revitaliza lion; a speakers' bu- week became the first of what is expected to be McNamara also has said the right things about Peggy O'Connor's weli-written motl' l'aeial undt'rstanding in our rl'l1 u; task (OI'C(,S which fl'l all! a large field of candidates to file for the new city-suburb cooperation. Wh",n chairman of article had one omission, how- eommunity through such activi- to comm uni ty inst it u tions. In office of Wayne County executive which was SEMTA, McNamara was credited with helping ever. Referring to aliI' fUl\din~ lies as monthly Third Thursday addition, we work with other established last fall when voters adopted a county Detroit and the suburban representatives reach a sources, the article mentioned F'orullls, whkh fOl'lls on sodal groups throughout the metro charter. compromise over the regional rapid transporta- contributions from individuals justice issues, till' Martin Luthcr llrl'll who arc also CO 1l('C'rr1l'd In his annOUI;cement of his candidacy, Mc- tion plan. Emphasizing the necessity for the cities and special events. In addition, King, Jr. Essay Contest for stu- about racial justict' and elJllalit~, Namara said the right things about the office and and suburbs to work together, he said, "We have a quarter of our funding comes dents; bus lours of the metro Kalil' Elsila the charter. He said he would use the powers of more common problems than we do differences, from contributions from our 17 Detroit area which demonstratl' Grosse Pointe Par;, the county executive to "straighten out the mess and the only way to resolve tht'm is jointly-by member churches. known as' Wayne County government." And he working together as a team." The reaction to the article hus emphasized that in voting for the charter Wayne Critics have said, however, that McNamara been overwhelmingly support- County \'oters showed they "want an end to the Run has a lofty goal has overdone his cooperation with Detroit and ive and positive. But, I woulj political opportunism, massive deficits, uncon- hint that if elected county executive he would like to respond to Geoff Gow- To thl' Editor: \,voods, Thi.' Hun was also ;q', trolled waste and widespread inefficiency that bcome a stooge for Mayol: Coleman Young who man, who, in last week's letter 1 am COnl'l'rlled tha t YOUI' proved by the Clt.\' of U\'tl ,n' have made Wayne County government a sick appointed him to the Detroit water board back to the editor column, asked. rl'acll'rs were grea tIy lllisi n- and the Way Ill' Coullty j{";I,i joke." He was on target with both comments. in 1974, Yet McNamara has organized and led the "How can this lady, born and formed l'ol1l'Cl'ning the Family Commission, . . :M.cNAl\IARA brings to his campaign a long suburban opposition to the recent rate increases raised in Detroit, Co-Din'ctnr Fun Hlln nrticle appe~jring in It is tnlt' that m,ll1\' ('Idl" record in local, regional and state government. proposed by the water board. of the Grosse Pointe Inter Faith the News March 11. furms were circulatt>d b~bl'(' .il!. He served as president of the Dearborn Township THE LIVONIA mayor will not b~ the only Center for Racial Justice, pro- My primary (:oncern in ap- proval was obtaillL'd from ["Il' school board, city councilman in Livonia, member candidate for the Democratic nomination for fessing concern about racial un- pearing before the Farms Coun. various councils, 1l0weVl'r, 'J of the Detroit Board of. Water Commissioners, county executive. Others who have indicated in- derstanding and racial equality cil was to articulate the overall was assllmt.'cl uv tlH' boa I'd ,,: ;:::-es~:!e~~ C'! ~~'2' M'.l",!cir? l ~ Pflgl'f" ,mrl thE> Michi- terest' are Count\' Sheriff William Lucas, Sen. purpose of the Family Fun RUIl, ~hC'C'se tC' li"'C' ",,,rl rfli"p hf"I' directors of thl; Grosse POln:,' gan Conference of Mayors, chairman of the board John Hertel, former County Commissioner Robert family in a lily-white commu- And tllat purpose IS 10 tll'JIJ ouslness and !-'rO!l'SSIOlJUI,\."". of directors of the Southeastern Michigan Trans- FitzPatrick and Detroit City Councilman Mel nity?" make 0111' <.'omrnunitv aware that elatioll thol where'iis the Detr,'I: portation Authority, and in a number. of other Ravitz. Nobody in the POintes has talked about prevention of blight on Mack The question seems to be, "Can Free Pre~s, the Woods SP;)J t leadership posts. He was a Michigan Bell Tele- making a campaign for the job, perhaps because Avenue is also prevention of dl:'- Shop and Cottagi.' Hospitd: ,i1: phone Co. executive before starting his full-time of the dearth of Democrats in the Pointe, and the a person who professes to be- teriora tion of our residential had run$ through Grossl' P"lllll', public service career. fact Democrats have filled practically all of the lieve in racial equality and community as well. It is an his- racial understanding in good obtaining approval was a f, 'r- In .announcing his candidacy, McNamara was county's elective offices in recent years. torical fact that a blighted serv- rnality and not a major Oust;(l:" critical of the efforts of high-salaried county per- McNamara lacks the name recognition of the consciousness choose to live in ice area leads to a regression of We of the Grossl' Pointe B"",. sonnel to insulate themselves in their jobs by other prospective candidates. Yet he has started Grosse Pointe? private property values, ness and ProfeSSIOnal ASsul.". forming a new union and signing a six-year con- out with a well-organized campaign which could If the answer is "no" then I have become active with the tion do not want to create d tract with the road commission, But just how quickly remedy that failing, What Pointers and G_rosse Pointe Business and Pro- what hope is there that the com- problem, only help eitlwr pr('. independent he himself would be of the labor other county voters should do before the August munity ~ill ever change beyond fessional Association to make our vent one or solve one. interests that have often dominated county offices primary is to weigh the records of all the candi- its well-known stereotype 8'i a major community service area remains to be seen, His campaign committee in- dates, learn whether they really support the aims lily white, insulated community? (Mack Avenue) attractive and All the proceeds from the run c.1udes two regional UA W directors as well as of the charter, and assess their honesty, integrity derived from the $5 entr\' eel' If the answer is "yes," then continually upgraded. Gerald the secretary-treasurer of the Michigan Building and independence. Picking the best man available Leudtke, urban planner and pays for each entrant's T~shirt, how can that person demon- Trades Council, Those appointments hint that for county executive is the key to making charter architect, advises that commu- the cost of 66 prizes to be award. organized labor will play an important role in reform work. strate those values and beliefs ed and free refreshments at the while still li\'lng in Grosse nity participation in helping to upgrade the vitality of our sen'- end of the race, will be used to Pointe? ice area is the best method of beautify Mack Avenue. That I., Some members of our com- preventing blight and deterlora. our ongoing purpose. The new tax revolution munity have chosen the Inter- tion of our overall community. We invite all the citizens 0:' The article, in an apparent at- the community to participate It is easy to sympathize with homeowners in HOWEVER, WE'RE TOLD that if the decline tempt to focus on the division with us. It's a great opportunity the Pointes and elsewhere in the state who are in price continues, the 1983 assessments will re- among Farms council members to take that first step toward protesting and appealing their 1982 property tax flect the change, which ought to be some consola- Pool plea in support of the Family Fun physical fitness this spnng as assessments in record numbers in a new property tion to property owners, Another consolation- Run, failed to mention that the well as help your community tax "revolt." To the Editor: if you want to call it that-is that when prices Run was previously approved remain the best in ~llchigan. . At a time when the Grosse Pointe Real Estate Dear voters, Please come out began to rise several years ago, increases in assess- unanimously by the councils of Edward Kane Exchange and realtors elsewhere are reporting to vote "yes" on the advisory ments lagged because of the application of the Grosse Pointe Park, City and Grosse Pointe Farm, substantial price declines, it is disconcerting for 30-month rule. proposal for a new community homeowners to find their. property assessments- But while we're sympathetic to individual pool which will be on the June and their taxes-still going up, homeowners who are appealing their assessments, 14 ballot. Why? Because: The explanation is that the Wayne County it is difficult to believe that the Macomb County • Our com m u nit y needs leader hopes to avoid tax hike Bureau of Taxation is using a 3D-month study of Board of Commissioners will get any place with another pool for all the persons To the Editor: from April to July only. We'll home sales as its standard of measurement. That its political ploy to roll back all residential prop- who are t~rning to swimming Your March 18, editorial "No see. I hope it is possible to avoi:i study shows a 10 percent rise in prices in the City erty assessments in that county by 10.4 percent. for their recreation and health state is an island . , ." saYS I any general tax increase, even and Farms, alm~t 13 percent in the Park and The Macomb commissioners have threatened reasons. have a problem with the Gov- an emergency one." Shores and 9 percent in the Woods in the 30-month to take the state to court if it attempts to reim- .The Grosse Pointe School ernor's initial proposal of a per- I must say it will be vcr\' period that includes 1979, 1980 and the first half pose the 10.4 rollback, But the state has the final Board has a large amount of manent 7 percent income tax of 1981. word on assessed valuations to make sure that difficult to ad\'ocate cu ts eqU ,,; .... '-j'lI~""'ec,C'ecr""7~.,t;ta,,0t ...x~ • p p .. .. • Pe Jple Section of The Pointe The Second Section 13 Thursday, March 25, 1982 ------~"ron1Another Pointe Detroit Review • ,jj Of View Club to gather' ',.' ~'jr, '/; : '''',,~':i//'. /,.r, By' /mwt Mueller at Ford HOllse It's spring cleaning time - but before you pitch out the Hound tables, covered with white old this year, take a good, long look at it. And remem- cloths and eentered with bowls of pink ' . k' h ' 'l'h earnatlons ancl other colorful spnng ber: one persoll S Jun IS anot er person s treasure. e flowNs. will bring a festive air to the Founders Society Detroit Institute of Arts will wekome Gallen' of the Edsel & Eleanor Ford your disposable'treasures as donations to The World's Bous(" on Tue..,day, April 13, when Classiest Rummage Sale, a day.long, double-feature ses- IIH'lfIt)('r, and guests of the Detroit . f II' . I b t f CJ' t' ' HI'I'l('\\ CJubgather there fur Iheir an. slOn 0 PU) IC appralsa s y 10 expel'S rom lflS Ie S IIU;J1 n)N'llIIg and ."Jew Members' (Fine Arts Auctioneers), New York, AND the public sale Luncheon. of donated, "classy" rummage on Saturday, April 24, at :\Irs JoIlles .\Iullanev, president of the Recess Club 011 the 11th floor of the f<'isher Building. 1)j{C, who has held two of her anllual Illt't'tlllgs at Iht, Ford House, will ael Everyone is wekonH' to donate everything except clo- a~ offiua! hostess; I~!t~.:sI~ ann~,al lI11ng ancl perishables. }<'urmture and calculators, lurs 'm""",!; "";5"'.' / 3ht shops of OPEN THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS ) Walto1t-Pi~rc~ UNTIL 900 PM Grosse Pointe • Somerset Mall .\ ---~------~_.._-~ _.- Page Two-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, March 25, 1982 ------_ ..------_ .._------_ .._~-_.- Helium Olllrch WOlDen DSO p~Se'ltf4 •• lIoon .ouquet meet in March pops. eOIl.eerts Cl/STOM llWIlRV Dt~ The- Women's As"nf'iAlinn (l( th .. & MAIllUCMf Deliver .. Singer and songwriter Judy Collins Grosse Pointe Congregational and joins Detroit Symphony Ordlestra Re- American Baptist Church held group sident Conductor Kenneth Jl'Iln for meetings last Tuesday, March 2~. DSO Wet'kcnder Pops pt'rformances in Lydia Group gathered at 10 a.m. in the ~n Ford Auditorium tomorrow, fo'riday, ~.:i.,:r:,~;'_" o::rei,;:., Blairmoor Court home of Mrs. Josepn March 26, at 8:30 p.m. and Sunday, 411. CftTVICI> 186 4600 F~~l: J for All Dcmlt •• Schwartz, who was assisted bv co- March 28, at 3:30 The orchestrnl p.m. hostesses Mrs. Ella Carroll ami" Mrs, part o[ the program will fCBture music I"YUT"'I;;;::::IAVIN~E, ~ 294-4848 George Polen. The members sold GROSSE P01NTl WOODS. MOROSS. '- --' from Walt Disney's .. fo'antasill." Col. good, used gift boxes among them. lins will sing material by Joni Mitch. selves. ell, Brei, Shuman, Hogers and Hart, Mary Group members' met at 11 Blau, JuuBnn<,st, Sondheim alld sev. a.m. in the Church Lounge for a talk eral of ht'!' own st.'ledions, by Leona Riebling, on the Nuclear Til'kt.'ts for both conl'l'rts, r,Jll~ll1g in Weapons Freoeze Campaign, and lunc- pricl' from $10 to $14.50, an' ilvailahlt' heon. Naomi Group members, meoeting Spring Teen Bash III limitl,{! quantities from till' fo'ord at 11 a.m. in the Friendly Service Auditorium box o[fil'l'. wht'fl' VISA with Ruth and Lynn Room at the church, made birthday and MasterCard l'ustolltt'rS may phollt' favors for residents at the Whittier in ord~rs (962.5524) . . and continued working on items for Collins is muking Iwr DSO debLl1 ap- the upcoming Church Mart. Naomi's pt.'uranl't', Her first lI1tt'rt'st was clus- co-hostesses were Mrs. Charles sical musil', her first instrull1l'nt the McNair and Mrs. Rudolph Larson. piano. but as she gn'w up sht, took up "'Vour Own Ways of Pinching Pen- the guitar and, as a tl'Cna!(l'r. san~ nies" was the program for Sarah folk songs in clubs around Dt.'nver. Uroup, meetmg at 11 a.m. in th~ Col Ht'r Ilrsl lWu aIlJUIII~. :Iilllli Ul McMillan Road home of Mrs. John Constant Sorrow" and '.(;oldt'n Apples Horn. Mrs. Louis Charvat was co- of the Sun." nlHdc in the early 1960s. hostess. brought her critical acl'lmm as an ar. Mrs. Donald Cook opened her Pear tist of the folk fil'ld Tree Lane home to Rachel Group Welcoluillg Dr. BarHllczak .• With her Il<'Xt lhn'e .llbums. "Jud\' members, who gathered at 7:30 p.lll. Collins in Concert." ..Judv Collill~ .'):. to work on felt items for the Church DR and MRS. WALLACE GASIEWICZ (right), of Devonshire and "In Mv Life," Shl'. broke Ill'\\ Mart. Co-hostess was Mrs. John ~round by - singing contemporary Frakes. Road, were on hand to greet Professor STANISLAW BARAN. CZAK. Ph.D., flanked by DR. ANNA DADLEZ (left), director, Pol. matenal. She bl'gan rl'cogllizing nl'\, eo 111po st' rs, lish Institute, Saginaw Valley State College, and DR. CEZARY In this mid-60s pl'riud. Collins also Progressive Artists ~EN~ELIUS (centE:;r~, Sagi~_aw Valley State College, during btocame an al'li\'i~t. lending her name. hIS mId-February. VISIt to thIS area. Dr. Baranczak is a re- tinlt' and music to political C,IlISl'S gather. tOlllorrow nown~d scholar and poet, originally from Poznan, Poland, now Thl' rcleas(' of "\\'ildflowl'rs." hl'r first associate professor of Slavic Languages and Literature at Hal" aluum to go gold. re,'l'aled alluttll'1' Progressive Artlst Club members fact:'t of her lift,: songwrillng; [,,'e gather tomorrow, Friday, March 26, at vard University. Among those who sent messages welcoming other Collins albums havE.' sinl't' 7:30 p.m. at the Grosse Pointe War him to Michigan were Lieutenant Governor James Brickle\', Dr. aChll'wd gold slatus. Memorial for their monthly meeting, Zbigniew Brzezinski and Bobby Vinton. ' featuring a demonstration by water- colorist and oil painter Shirley Hatha. GP CO-Up NUI~8el) Hair Cu"t ~,:;es:irng$12.50 way. The program is open to in- FOCIIS on health of adolescents terested members of the public and open house slated Plus guests. Admission is $1. Adolescents, particularly those aged ~niversity of Minnesota in Minneapol. ata~,~ Ms. Hathaway, a member of the 15 !o 19, are the l?nly, age group in the IS, noted researcher on adolescent heal., The Grosse Pointe Cooperative Nul" 50 Scarab Club, Michigan Water Color Umted States WIth Increasing death th problems and consultant. on youths' sery, headquartered at the Cnited Highlighting $20. Society, Detroit Society of Women rates: up 7.5 percent since 1960 now opinions and attitudes about 'health Methodist Church on ~Ioross Road. in. The place to discover (Includes haIrcut) Painters, Southfield and Macomb AI" totalling 50,000 annually. In today's vites parents and their childrt.'n 10 ub. reg. price Culs, $1~ Highlighting$18 care services, will be the keynote . .in Kay Baum tist Societies and Warren and Fraser society, the health needs of adoles. speaker. Other hi~hlights of th'e day serve typical three.year- GIVE YOUR PRECIOUS FURS AN EXCITING NEW APPEARANCE. Mr. Frederick, our master furrier, works with furs the wayan artist creates on c~nvas. He can originate an entirely different style, add knit sleeves or front panels, lengthen or shorten a fur garment. You may wish him to add a border or reline the coat or jacket for many years of additional wear. Mr, Frederick will be in our Fur Salon on Monday, March 29 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m, to examine your fur pieces and discuss what can be done to refreshen their fashion outlook. For an appointment, please call 882-7000. Ext. 143. Jacobson's GROSSE pOINTE. GROSSE POINTE WOODS . } \ 'r ':::I;-~'''"~'~~.'''''''''~ Thursday, March '25, 1982 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three-B Eilline QUldler will be brULe Mr, and Mrs. Hobert Queller. of MISS Queller is a graduall' of Grosse Harper Woods, are announcing Ihe en. Pointe North High School and Michl gagement of their daughter, Elaine, to gan T('chnological University. lIer Michael .Jerome Hargarten. son of fiance was graduated frum Alexis I. .Jerome Hargarten. of Wilmington, duPont High School and North Dela" and the late Mary Lou Hargar. Carolina State University Hoth are ten Kaiser. The wedding is planned for employed by ~xxon Corporation and \lay. at Martha.Mary Chapel, Dear. Jive in Houston, T('x born. A[Jrii nleetiug .tor f-'ox (.Jlreek Members of the Fox Creek Chapter home of Mrs, Richard Noyes where, of Questers will meet next Thursday. after a bu~jness sesslOn. Mrs. Noyes .. April 1. in the South Oxford Hoad will present a stully paper, ------. Claire Williams Susan Kirsch Susan Brallllllt'r Dr. Nancy Ann Neef Beauty of the Si/versmith's Art Claire Willialns Susan H. Kirsch Silver in American Life Miss B.-anullcr KalsJtcr-Neef 300 Gorgeous Years- to speak vows to WL~ in May 200 Exquisite Sliver Works \\'ill ~a)' VOWS betrothal told 'fht' ('ngag('ment of U,lII'e WiJh Ba rlou'.IJu 1"1IS troth is toltl gather on April 2 • 21020.\!;:)ck,\\'e. 1,1 NEW ~ III "JJrl)Pl~Y" Grossf' PI" \\ood" l/i"'U)r \11'. ancl Mrs, Pt'ter John Burns, uf Bachelor of Science degree in Busi. Sister Helen Healy. R.S,c.J.. will :! VISIONS .:.,.- Samhel Island, Fla" forml'rly of l"ew ness from Arizona State Lini\'ersitv. address the members of the Children OFYOU ~ 884-0330 .11)1" .':eu'('Oll,ers Cilnaan, Conn. have announc('ll thl' where he affiliated with Pi Kappa of Mary on Friday. April 2. following engagl'rnent of their daughter. Alpha fraternity. in 1980. He is cur. mass celebrated at JO a.m, bv Mon. Call no\\' for an appointnlent \\'ith Sandy Inl'ltations to "Support Your Com. Ellzabeth Ann. to Michael Lee Barlow. rently a marketing represl'ntative for signor Francis X. Canfield "in the mUlllty - !,'eed a Preppy." prinled in sun of ~lr. and :\lrs, J. Lee Barlow, of Xerox CorpuratlOn in Phoenix. Ariz. Grosse Pointe Academy Chapel, green on pink paper. innl e G rosst' Cadieux Road A December wedding Poillie ~l'IH'olllers to a progressi\'e is planned, dinner which bt'gins at 7 p.m Satur. Miss Burns. a 1979 graduate of ~ell' day. April 3. ,,'ith hors d'oeuITt.'s and Canaan High School. is presently at. cocktails in the hOllJes of club lllt'm. tending the College o( Nursing at bers. after which it's on to other Arizona State University. Her sorority members' homes for the malll course, IS Delta Gamma. ~JV then on to still other members' homes ~f:~':~~~~'~'~ Her fiance. an alumnus of Grosse 21915 MACK 778-4050 for dessert at 10 p.m. The Hening POlllte South High School, received his ends with •.", - \\c I" ::--:-('1" "\~.- -\-i' . \L~,~..l~ ...... l'~ Ir ~ II :I--I, i f I ,) !I $89&~d" SOF4.SIZE 20x24 I, __ IN_C_L_UD_i_N_G __ ....I. I AS LOW AS SIB ~ COllECTOR & INVESTMENT OilS AVAilABLE! IT'S AMAZING! YOU MUST SEE IT TO BEliEVE IT! Years of enjoyment are yours on durably constructed, comfortable Brown-Jordan lounge furniture made with THIS SUNDAY ONLY tubular aluminum frames laced with weatherproof vinyl. 11 AM - 5 PM Vanilla frames with vanilla lacing or lava with BARRISTER HOUSE carob, In stock for immediate delivery. Arm chair, $98; 21801 HARPER lounge chair, $127; spring base chair, $134; ST. CLAIR SHORES bar cart, $224; chaise, $239; 48" umbrella table, $274. FREE ADMISSION PERSONAL CHECK ACCEPT~D Jacobson's I~.~ - . , COPY RIGHT 1982 ) OlD WOIllO ~ M$If ______Store For The Home Grosse Pointe u. G~UERrfS t a. '1' • a 4 • • Page Four-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS. Thursday. March 25, 1982 F (lcuily ll'll'es . Fron1 Allother Poil1te Review Club t 884-6466 It) pltl~)~/Jril/ge ~. Of View lC'onllnll~d fronl Page IBI OROUI{ . Toti Hair Styles Salon Grosse Pointe Facultv Wives will Edsel & Eleanor Ford House, will <'''P . gather for their next monthly bridge lain to the luncheon guesls the t'o~i. NURSJNG (Continued from Page 18) group meeting Monday. April 5, at tions of Eleallor <:lay Ford's Will. j\,fanicureJ Available 7:30 p Ill. in the honw o( Mrs. James HOME in their 90s, and at least two have reached the century whirh Slipulilted that her hOllle b(' ! Haskell, where dessert and coffet' will used for the Ocnefit of lhe publil' and mark themselves. Many of the members are making be served courtesy of Mrs. David established a lrusl for its mainlt" IlU-i~ 17221 Mack Aveo plans to travel to the School on East Nevada near Van LaDuke. Anv Farull'v Wives interested nanc('. One spec'inl room on the firsl EAST )EI-'FfRSON Dyke on the first Tuesday of next month, April 6, for in jOining nie group'may conlad Mrs floor has been Il'fl intad. It IS the late 2 Blks. E. of Cadieux Gonion Morlan, 822.8"151. for further April is anniversary month for the Lutheran Ladies Aux- Edsel I"ord's sludy, filled wilh photo. UI:TROIT, MIUt. information. graphs and personal mementos. un. iliary for the Deaf, and that's a cause for celebration. changt>U sinCl' his death in 1943. The Auxiliarv mark its 104th anniversary with a will Leagllt ....Goodwill Wt.'alher lX'rmillwg. the llHC group 821-3525 Your One-Stop divine service starting at 10:30 a.m. in the School will have a VillW of the carpet of liny Promotion Shop ChapeL followed by a special luncheon, in the School Juniors plan part~. blueuells and vellow l'rot:us that !!lark Gvm. Reservations for the luncheon (donation is $3.5(» spnng's arrh:al on tht' Fl)rd Hou~t' iN HOUSE SERVICES ~li.'JlJbers of tht' Junior Group uf grounds Indoors. a Spt.'Oill afll'rnooll C,IYt' should be made by contacting Clara Manske at 882-4683 LRague for the Handicapped.Goodwill ln'al is plallllcd. DOt'ent Kay Well-en. or Ruth Haase at 527-8824. The Reverend Joseph Fabry, IndustriE.'s have in\'iti.'d gUl'sls to join bal'h will It'ad a tour through the of Grosse Pointe's Christ the King Lutheran Church, is lhem at a just-for.fun l'ol'klail and !lOUSl'. ine!udlllg the sl'coml floor London dinner party tomorrow. Friciay :'>lareh whl'fl' among thl' rooll1s 011 view WIll pastoral ad\'isor for the Auxiliary. 26. at the Top of t!!., Buhl Building Summer • ....~~..Jss ).'0 "'"85 be Eleanor Furd's bedroom SUIit'. fur . Savovard Club in dOll'nlu\\ n Detroil. Seminar • "'.... ~.?':.:~'c.' Illsill.d 111 LOUIS X\' furni! ure and liL" Behind the Off.Broadway Scenes Heservations for lhe e\'ening. al $17 l'Ora!I'l.l in her favoritL' ('olors of pInk per person, were taken by Doris San. and gold. • ""t::.... '-,..,~ Sheila Casey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Paul Casey, ford, of Ann Arbor . • Gr:J;:- ....:: ::.....~ of Rathbone Place, is completing her senior year at Ohio Prll~l".""l fr ... Ilj Ih,,'.;lt'l _ -....t..~.v ....--_ - we'3lev'ln llnivf>r"itv ~ftf'r ~n annrf'ntiC'f'shin in New 1l, , .lit .1I\l.l ..ul"hdtI..IUlt' , "~,",'" " r l V' LJ. .... 'III~ •• .a. a...... t ~..- . York City where she. served as asSistant stage manager daughter of MITCHELL for the Off-Broadway production "After The Prize." and LAURA !\IALlCKI. of Sheila received full academic credit for her Ifrweek ap- Hidden Lane, was named • • prenticeship, arranged through the Great Lakes Colleges to the Dean's List for the fall semester at Michigan Association Arts Program, and, when she wasn't on the Slate Universitv. Linda, job, was able to supplement her practical work exper- who is an alumna of Our JERRY SCHOENlTHfZJENTERPRISES I!IIC ience by seeing "tons and tons of shows" in New York's Lady Star of the Sea High PROMOTION SPECIALISTS School, earned a 4 0 aver. 1811i E WARREN OETROIT /,It theater districts. 48224 TELEPHONE 1313)881.5507 age as a freshman carry. Through job connections, she was even able to secure ing 17 credits hours and i5l)- \\'t.'l! .. ~t majoring in enginet'ring. free tickets to the Broadway adaptation of Charles Dic- Ann o\rl','l \11 .j,:ll,q kens' "Nicholas Nickleby: " an eight-hour production with a price tag of up to $100 a seat. Upon her return to DR. and MRS. FRANK POLLI~A, of Columbus, Ohio Wesleyan in January, the University Liggett School Ohio, announce the birth graduate landed a leading role in "Female Transport," a of their second child, a EASTER SPECIAL play by Steve Gooch whicb examines the lives of six daughter. KRISTEN women exiled by the British government in the days ~LIZABETH POLLINA. Knowing that you would like to have when Britain was seeking ways to populate its newest Jan. 24. Mrs. Pollina is the former GAIL ELD- a good permanent and some are just colonies. RIDGE. daughter of the too expensive, Joseph's of Gros~t' late MR. and MRS. A Premier New York Performance JAMES ELDRIDGE, of Pointe, for the months of March and The New York City debut of the "Greater Passion The Park. Paternal April is offering all perms inc.'udinF. Play" from the medieval Carmina Burana manuscript grandparents are CAROL Zotos. \X/ella. Redken and (he famous took place last weekend, at The Cloisters, where it was POLLINA, of Lothrop Road, and the late DR. Sensor Perm for onl\' performed on Friday, Saturday and Sunday by the In- CLEME~T POLLINA. diana Univel'sity School- of Music Pro Arte Ensemble, Older brother RYAN. is $30.00 Complete under the direction of Professor Thomas Binkley. Among l!t.!. 29 student singers and instrumentalists participating in the production was- David Ludwig, of Rivard.Boulevard. HILDRETH A. ~IACY, JOSEPH of Notre Dame Avenue. OF (;JWSSE POI:\'TE 882.2239 received a Masler of Arts Met Week Tickets on Sale BEAt.:TY SALO:'\ in Education degree from 882.2240 Mail order ticket brochures are now available to the the University of Michi- 2015) JUCI ~ ~~~ .. ~~~~... general public for the May 24 through 29 productions by gan in December 1981. New York's Metropolitan Opera Company at Masonic Auditorium, and may be obtained by calling 832-5200be- tween 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. All ticket ordering must be done by mail until Mid-April, when the DGOA begins telep"llOne sales at Masonic. In May, the Association's Masonic box office opens for over-the-counter .sales. Worship Services This will be the 24th consecutive year that theDGOA has sponsored the Met in Detroit. Opening night brings a GROSSE POI~TE new production of Offenbach's "Tales of Hoffman, It con- MEMORIAL CHURCH Gr~.eJP~. WOods ducted by Julius Rudel, featuring Eugenia Moldoveanu, "THE MISD OF CHRIST" Ruth Welting, Isola Jones, Kenneth Riegel and James Dr. Ray H. Ki~Jy PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Morris. The following night, soprano Renata Scotto stars 9:30 & 11:30 Worship 19950 Mack Avenue 9:30 Church School in the title role of Puccini's "Madama Butterfly." lll.ttw.y lletween Momn alld Vernier Roads) ORIENT TOUR ORIENT & CHINA 10;30 Study Hour 16 Days TOUR Verdi's "11 Trovatore" Wednesday evening, May 26, LE~"TES D1~SER 886-4300 16 Days Japan, Taiwan will feature Gilda Cruz-Romo, Bianca Berini, Juan ~Iarch 31 9:30 Church School for Chilrtren Philippines Singapore Tokyo, Hong Kong Lloveras and Ferdinand Radovan. Mozart's "Magic "India and :'\epaJ" Youth anci Adult Courses Thailand Hong Kong Dr. & :'Ilrs. Ra~'Kit'I~' 11:00 Worship & 9 Days Flute" will be performed in English on Thursday, with Children's Learning Centers China Option In The Peoples Republic Gail Robinson, Oscelo Davis, Donald Gramm and John 16 Lakeshore Dr. Dial."\-Praver 01 ChiN 882-5330 - 2~ hr: 882-11770' :'\ursery Pro\'irlert Pt" p~r5.0'" Macurdy, and Renata Scotto returns on Friday as Bel- COlne gruw 1\ ilh lIS and sen'" lhe human family' pl ...~ .,' ra t UNITED PRESBYTERIAN lini's "Norma." The scheduled Saturday matinee presen- tation is a new production of Rossini's "Barber of Se- GROSSE POINTE First English St. James -ville," featuring the celebrated sets of Marc Chagall. UNITARIAN CH~:~N ~utheran Chur.ch REFORMeD Japan, Hong Kong The Met Company ends its stay in Detroit with Verdi's CHURCH Ev. Lutheran Till1itl. New Zealancl 17150 Maumee "on The Hill" . CHURCH Australia. Singapore Philippines "Rigoletto," featuring Gail Robinson and Louis Quilico, ~ & n; 0.15 In Itle oP9opfeo"sIte-~ic 01 881-0421) Church , 1m \tarylaad .-\\'1' Thailand. Hong Kong. Japan Chlil' mCI~::f;~ r.ng~u Ai~, CtWl'M' Saturday evening. ~tc~lUI.n al K~rcb~, al Grosse POlnie }>ark 25 clays 25 Days Church Service: Vernier Road at Wedgewood Drive. 884-0511 . from'1998 g~~;::rsl~:e 1'~{T\ '204 7 ~;~t:,5~~e ~ Ticket prices range from $7.50 to $36, with availability 11:00 A.M. 9 30 a m Church School Grosse Pointe Woods varying according to the popularity of the opera. Prefer- "The State WORSHIP SERVICES 10 30 a m ~IDrmng Wor;;hlp 1l84-S4MO ence in ordering tickets is always given to the DGOA's We're in- 9:30 & 11:00 a.m. 6 00 P m EHnmi: Worshlp the Michigan contribu~ing members and season ticket holders. Worship and Church I~ursery. both Ser\'.) Situation" Coflee BrE'ak I • School - 9: 15 a m 9:308.m Sun School Bible DlscO\er~ State Senator Church Worship • For ",orneI') 10 a m Wt.'d - 11 3.m John Kelly Pastor ( f. -..--...... ~...... -...... -.--._4_. Thursday, March 25, 1982 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five-B _ .._ ...--- - - . ~------_._-_._----_._------~------'-- November rites Lueille Queen Women and Credit Have your Carpets Cleaned program to return . by Professionals for Miss Makos wed in Arizona Brenda L. SChneider, second vice- president and marketi ng officer at Christ Lutheran Church was the set- Lucille Beecher Queen, a Grosse .'tRUCK ---.2'Rms~&Haii3 RffiS:-&HaII4Rms:-&-Hall Poinle resident for some 30 years be- Manufacturers National Corporation. ting for the candlelight wedding of returns to the Grosse Pointe Central MOUNT reg. 59.95 reg. 79.95 reg. 99.95 Catherine Ann Makos, daughter or Mr. fore movilJg to Sun City, Ariz., and Clarence "Nick" Carter, who moved Library. Kerc.heval Avenue at Fisher STEAM with coupon with coupon with coupon and Mrs. Bernard Makos, of Notre Road, next Wednesday, March 31. at 2 Dame Avenue, and Robert Dean' to Sun City from Colorado a while back, exchanged marriage vows p.m. to tell how single. divorced. mar- 48.95 64.95 79.95 Hoernschemeyer, son of the Frank ried and widowed women may easily 118.00 ••. addition. I rm. Hoernschemeyers, of Huntington Saturday, Feb. 27, in Sun City's First Umted Presbyterian Church. Lucille's establish their own credit and whal -GOOD THRU APRIL 18. 1982 WOOIis. rights they have. The 7 o'clock ceremony Saturday, two children, William W. Queen and Marianne (Mrs. Robert> Pear, still Her presentation in the library's November 21, at which Pastor Lorenz ------live in The Pointe. Exhibition Room is open free of We use the Fines and Most Grumm officiated was followed by a charge to all residents, on a fJrst.come Powerful Equipment in the World re<:eption in the Grosse Pointe War basis. Ms. Schneider. wh() has ap- Today. $30,000 worth of equip- Memorial's Alger House. peared on several local radIO and tele. The newlyweds are at home in Orienta) Art group vision talk shows. serves as a Con. ment to your door. Plymouth. They plan to vacation at sumer Education advisor for several Bar Harbor. Me., this spring. to focus on ehina metropolitan area ~chool distncts and Call Today for Appointment The brirle wore her mother's gown, was a major participant in the" Woo imported from France in 1951, of The .\1ichigan Oriental Art Society 949.5430 or 296-5970 men and :v!vrtgage Credil Project candlelight Chantilly lace over satin. will present Anthony Derham, director Summary, 1979-80." financed via th(, FIND US IN YOUR BLUE BOOK She designed and made her own veil. of the Asian Department of Christies, League of Women Voters EducatIOn Mr. and Mrs. wllh an illustrated lecture, "The Eye Sprays of pink-Ihroated white <\e- Fund under a grant from IlL-D. ndrobium orchids and cymbidium or- Robert Hoernschemeyer of The Collector: The Frederick M. chids, wilh Ti leaves and Ming fern, ~ayer Collection of Chinese Art." • Furniture Cleaning formed her bouquet. Best man was Emerson .\f. Vorel at 8 p.m. Friday, March 26, in the To open Cranbrook • Scolchgard Honor attendant Lise E. Glaser, of Jr., of Boseman, -'11. Groomsmen Allahia Room of the Hyatt Regency. • Commercial Cleaning St. Louis, Mo., and bridesmaids Linda were Lawrence P. Hulchinson. of Col- Dearborn. Hou~e this Sunday D. Chase, of Tampa, Fla., and Carol umbus, 0., and John J. Reml!!e!. There is no admission charge for the Cranbrook House. part of the Cran. A !;?<. of SfH1inRw. collelle room- Ushers were Craig A. and Paul D. program. It will be preceded by a 3 to brook Educational Community on mates of the bride at Michigan State Hoernscnellleyer, lilt: iJOd;:!;;l""""" :> p. m. olJlJonulIil)' ilJl ai' illf "I ilia: ay. LUUt PiJl': J1V(2~ ;u D:VUU-l:;i.~~ ~!:~~.:;. University, wore tea length dresses of brothers, and Steven B . .\1akos, praisal of Oriental Art objects (three will herald the spring season \, ith a 2 mauve chiffon. Each carried a brother of the bride. items maximum), for which a $5 tax to 4 p.m. open house this Sunday. bouquet of Ti leaves with sprays of Mrs. Makos chose a tea length dress deductible donation to MOAS is re- March 28. Guides will be presenl to white-throated rose-pink dendrobium of burgundy chiffon, with color coordi- quesled. conduct lours Call 645--3149. DIVORCE?!? nated accessories. for her daughter's orchids and placed a single matching Are you GROWING through • divorce or JUit GOING thtough It? l wedding, She pinned a dennrobium or. orchid In her hair. AUTHOR OF THE BEST-SELLING Vocalist Sara A. Hoernschemever, chid to her purSt'. BOOK, "GROWING THRU DIVORCE." the bridegroom's sister, sang "The The bridegroom's mother sel~cled Whethe, you are dlllOr~d or have been divorced you Will find thiS seminar can give Lord's Prayer" and "Oh Perfect gold accessories to accent her lea r...... C& D FLOORS•••••••i you a wtloIe new outlook. on life Belore. you can live POS!TIVE. you need to know Love." length dress of taupe Qiana. POSfTlVEL Y where you are going! Jim Smoke, nationally known author and lecturer, • • Will hell> you find the keys to happlne" alter the divorce experience. JIM SMOKE Frlu,. A,rII 2. 1112 7:00 PM.10:oo PM Chamber music at Marygrove ! RELOCATES i Slllr.y. A,rll 3, 19.2 9:00 AM.4:30 PM Marygrove College will feature land, well known Detroit area profes- • • (Lunch 12.00.1 :30 PM) David Ireland, violist, and the Maryg- sional musicians - consists of Lawr- : Commercial and Residential : - Seminar Ticket $15.00 rove Trio in the fourth concert of its. ence LaGore, of Three Mile Drive. • • . Lunch Ticket $4.00 Saturdays at Four chamber music piano: James Waring, DSO member, : tA\-mstrong : HeROWINS THRU .DIVORCE" series this Saturday, March 27. at " violin; and Mario DiFiore. DSO ~ p.m. in the Madame Cadillac Build- member, cello. . . ing's Denk Chapman Hall on the • • 1l'g - Their program (eatures a contrast Marygrove campus, West !>1.cNichols for piano and strings and includes Ch..Jrch~ 75~.~W50 at Wyoming. Beethoven's classical Trio in C Minor, i Designer Solarian S12~~yd. i Tickets at $5 general admission. Opus 1, No.3, Aaron Copland's con- Toa.:Jy S.lm will" ~Il.II -$2.50 for students and senior citizens Smoke's style in both his bOOk temporary Sonata for Violin and Piano i Substantial Savings On All Floor Coverings : and his divorce-recovery sem- UNIT'l'INWARREN include both the performance and a and Schumann's romantic Piano Quar- •. Complete In • Inara, Is low-keyed and warm, Jlck I,ltd. MIIIII.r post-performance meet-the-artists tet, Opus 47. reSullirlg In a quick accept- hal'S d'oeuvres and wine reception. : DaVid A. Keller Home Service 773~5140: ance by his audience. He 11200 11 Milt II•. E. Ireland, assistant principal violist of Further information on the concert talks openly about feeling J.tII Ittwt the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, is and the series, which continues with ••...... ~ •. and problema. and Cites many lllll I v. DJUI active as a solo performer and has programs on April 17 and ~ay 1. may examples from his counseling be obtained by contacting Sue Ann WlrnI • 751.3050 made numerous appearances as a llJ\P8rienoe . chamber musician on the Vanderbeck, managing director of Laudenslager Music series and the saturdays at Four and coordinator of CARPET "DYING" & RESTORATION Detroit Chamber Works. the Marygrove Music Department, at The Marygrove Trio /' aU, like Ire- 862-8000, Extension 290. Restore your c~rpet to natural' color & beauty 91 ~------~~ • Living Room& Hall '69 (regardless 01 size) Met auditions first for Segar • Living Room, Dining Room & Hall '9991 (regardless of size) For the first time since 1977, when plus the opportunity for vocal coach- • Each Additional Room '3991 Grosse Pointe's Elizabeth Parcells ing through the ~letropolitan. All per- SOLID finished as a finalist, one of the De- form in a winners' concert at the -'let FREE ESTIMATES ON FURNITURE DYING. troit Grand Opera Association's local this month, where they will be exposed BRASS scholarship winners, Kathleen Segar. ~ agents) music directors. critics and COMPLETE COLOR CHANGE AVAILABLE of Detroit, has been selected a first ImpresarIOS. CHA.NDELIERS place winner in the Metropolitan Kathleen, who holds Bachelor of Opera National Council Auditions. Arts and Master of Arts degrees in CARPET AND FURNITURE CLEANING Twenty-two semi-finalists from l6 Voice from the University of :\iichi. districts throughout the United States gan, is currently a studenl of Rosem- DUAL PROCESS METHOD 9 p8rtici~ated in the final auditions ary Russell and a Michigan Opera • Living Room & Hall '29 ' (regardless of size) competitidn Sunday, March 14, in New Theatre Resident Intern. She has per- York's Metropolitan Opera House. formed extensively with the Detroit • Living, Dining & Hall '39" (regardless of size) Each 01 the 11 finalists receives $5,000 Symphony Orchestra and has ap- p__ ;;ii__ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii peared with the Ann Ar- • Each Additional Room '13" bor, Toledo, Jackson and 0 Grand Rapids Sym- 3 Cushion Sofa '35°° love Seat '25° Chair '15°° phonies and the ~orth- /' eran Indiana Opera. Our Guarantee is if Universal Cleaning Systems, Inc. s...5-l.gIt! 2rdoll $14500 you're not satisfied 15527 Mack Grosse Pointe Park 6+&-"9"1 t.' "'" .24000 6 +6-lqI1 ~ 001 25S 00 you don', pay. Atso on stOClt on 'hlIl~ dt."..,erl 881.6950 28'.31'.35-.36-. 4T. ~- & W Michel Jean Pi~t lANOS.C'""NG Exwog Electric Co. z.. LigAting Cal/erg and Supplie, Specializing in creative design. . • :--- .•~ ..':-- ~-. 20234 HARPER AVE. Between 7 & 8 Mile and the planting of quality Harper Woods 884-8994 shade trees. shrubs. evergreens and large specimen crees . • 823-6662 WHITTIER TOWERS Detrolt,Mich, 48214 .------.1 ~7"- ._ Discover ~~~ dte~e ~ yOU. ~ey 10 Saraso ta,Florida fI!taeiou~ ~eti!temen~ litdnfl and lu!r islands. Let us introduce you to the beaut\" of Sarasota and her islands Long'Doal Key and Siesta Ke)'. Here vou Will • Private rooms and Apartments iind the finest in llL\:unous G~lj.imnt all with private baths condommiums private residences and investment propertJes Sail the Gulf of MeXlco or beautiful Sarasota • Around-the-clock security Bay. EnJOY the many cultural activities of fine theaters the svm. phony or the art treasures ot'the • Excellent Meals • Maintenance famous Rmglmg ,\'!useum. E"'P1ore YOUR LITTLE TRAVELER NEEDS THE • the exquisite shops of 5t Armands SAFETY OF THE INFANT LOVE SEAT and Circle Have dinner at Charley s Crab or one of the other (me restaurants Buckle baby in. facing rear of car. front seator back. The • Beauty/Barber Shop Or Just enjoy Gulf breezes. wam1 • Grocery Store sunshine romantic sunsets lush Love Seat takes over ...protecting infants from birth to 20 tropical gardens and miles of white pounds. Of impact-resistant plastic with comfy and • Library sugar-sand beach. Fonner Grosse Pointe residents Ron and Susan protective pad of easy-clean vinyl. The deSign has been • Registered Nurses on duty Downie would be pleased to per. thoroughly tested ...conforms to all applicable Federal • Doctors' Clinic sonally assisf those desiring further information. motor vehicle safety standards. Lightweight and handy Please caU or write: as a sleeper/feeder/carrier ...as a caring gift. $28. all within the building RON OR SUSAN DOWNIE REALTOR.ASSOClA TES Michael Saunders & Company I krn'M"d Rtal F.. f.tf' ar~l"'rr 61 South Blvd. of Presidents, Sarasota, Florida 33577 Jacobson's calf Loll Nair for an appointment I Telephone 1813) _~88.4447; GROSSE POINTE after hours (8131 383.302.~ (31~) 823-6470 or 822-9000 OPEN THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS UNTIL 9:00 PM • • ',' Page Six.B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thur$day, March 25, 1982 ,Grosse Poir-te Real Estate Exchange ..THE. PROPERTIES LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE O'FFERED" EXCLUSIVI;LY ~ BY MEMBER' OF THE GROSSE POINTE FlEAL.ESTATE EXCHANGE@ THE GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE G..... Pointe Real Eatat. HAMPTON ROAD - This charming Cape Cud wllh be.lutHully hllldsl'a~d ~rullnds i~ unly 1 hlnck and the Continuing Education Division of the Grosse EJchange~ from Lakeshore Drive, Fealurl's include a large family room, updated kitchen. a comfortable Pointe Public Schools will again co-sponsor the popu- ,library and three spacious bedruoms. The fact this property is wel!l'ri('{'li with attrdl'tin' terms Borland Assoclales available should encourage you to call us for the r{'st uf tht' story lar series, "Home Ownership in the Pointes." Lots of of Earl Kelm Rltalty current information on financing, certificates of occu- Wm. J. Champion l"EWER 4 BEDROOM COLONIAL -- 21~ baths, family ruulIl with fll'l'plill'l". 1I\11ll~ 1600 FAIRCOURT - 'Three bedroom air conditioned bungalow. Big kitchen, games room with lay, A REALTOR "is a li- land (:{)ntract. Star of Sea area. SO's. 884-0600. • censed real estate ...., \, broker who is a \ 771 LAKELAND - Three bedroom. two bath.colonial with family room, in-ground pool and patio. High palance assumption at 9%.o/c! 881-4200. member of the local exchange, state as- 629 LAKEPOINTE - Three bedroom, 21fz bath colonial with family room. Owner assistance financ- sociation and the ing"available! Great location. 884-0600. ' NATIO~AL ASSO. 83 GROSSE POINTE BOULEVARD -: Four bedroom, 3~ hath New England style Colonial. Handy ClATION OF first floor suite, large studio, .library, games room with har and fireplace. 881-6300. RE.-\LTORS" . Through their memo 1035-37 MARYLA.lIlD - Two-family redecorated and modernized throughout. Three bedrooms each, bership, they ,"ohm. paneled recreation room. garage. popular rental area for downtown commuters. Land contract. tarily pledge them- 881-4200. sel ve s to an esta b. .... " 85 MOROSS - Well kept three bedroom, 11,2bath colonial near lake. Family room, attached garage. lished Code of Eth- FIRST OFFERING - Colonial near lake. Four FIRST OFFERI:\G - Three bedrooms and Real,istic price! 884-0600. ics. bedrooms, 2"." baths, $129,900. large familv family room on popular ~lcKlIlley. ~o question , room, modem kitchen. attached garage. ne ..... you can afford this one with a $55.000 mortgage 465 McKINLEY - Three bedroom, 11,2bath colonial with finished basement. $25,000 down 11% land As a member of a roof, land contract terms. at 95"; "simple assumption." The seller may contract - $552 payments. Immediate occupancy. 884-0600. local exchange. a even help you with the financing. See you Sun. day 2.5 p.m .. 335 ~lcKinley. 387 NEFF - Four bedrooms + two bedrooms and bath on third. Nothing to do but ~ove in! REALTOR' has the Unbeatable price with land contract terms. 884-0600. opportunity to trade LAKEFRONT HOME - 12(}.foot lake frontage with sandy beach in nearby St Clair Shores. three information and bedroom ranch. newer kitchen, second house on prope'rt\' rents for S395 monthh'. Call for com- 480 NEFF - FIRST OFFER of LARGE 2-FAMlLY! Four bedrooms. two baths each unit. Separate ideas on a regular plete details. .. basements, three car garage. Flexible terms! 881-4200. basis with fellow INVESTORS - Three bedroom brick priced in the 30's with an 11<: SADDLE LANE - FIRST OFFERING of three bedroom, 21,'2 bath,.quarl-Ievel with large family room The experienced CAPE CO~ - Three ~rooms. 112 baths. large Ih'ing roo~ with fireplace, family room. large and kitchen, two natural fireplaces, nicely finished basement. beautiful decor, many extras, lam! staffs of the Grosse recreation room WIth wet bar. Land contract terms available. contract terms available. 881-6300, • Pointe Real Estate Exchange members JUST LIKE A' CO:-mOMIi'l'IUM - Between Moross and the Country Club with 1275"( financing. INVEsnfE:" \ Thursday, March 25, /982 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven-B ..:>GrossePointe.Real Estate Exchange , '. ~HE PROr:»ERTIESLISTED 'o~ THESE PAGES .ARE.~OFFEt:'EQ, EXCLUSI,VELY ~ BY~MEMB,ERS OF TH.! GROSSE, POINTE REAL eSTATE:~eXCHANGE, .{i) Gro... Point. Did You Know . R•• t Eatat. JIM SAROS AGENCY, INC. Do You Know How Exchange MemtMrs that planting deciduous trees on .Much Your House is Worth? 503 PEMBERTON - Gorgeous colonial with 3 the south side of a building is a form Borland Associates spacious bedrooms, 2 full baths, modern of passive solar heating and cooling? of Earl Keirn Realty kitchen with breakfast nook, central air, sun Probably not. A Realtor'll is compe- Wm. J Champion poreh, new fumaee, attached 2 car garage. Be energy conscious. Plant a tree. tent to judge the fair market value & Co Land Contract terms. Cenlury 21 Locnmoor of your house. Call a Realtor' if you 788 FAIRFORD - Beautiful floor plan in this plan to buy or s~ll. Remember, Danaher, Baer, Wilson and SHoh, lne charming 3 bedroom orick ranch, large fam. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. guess work can be costly. ily room, 2 full haths, 2 natural fireplaces, A.G. Edgar 1\ :,pacious rooms, attached 2 car garage. 19 HOSE TERHACE - PRICE HEIlL:CEIJ on AsSOCiates Owner is motivated to sell. 25'7< down on this custom de,igned. energy effieienl Goodman. P,erce Lanrl Contract. three-four bedroom. three bath :\ew Eng. & ASsOc'8tes ~nd Cape Cod with separate sUite on first Grosse Pointe 2189 R£DGEMONT - 3 bedroom ranch -In UV\)l Planning to sell your house? Real Estate Co Grosse Pointe Woo<1s. Formal dining room, Higbie &. Maxon. Inc. 540 LAKESHORE LA.'\E - Showcase house Talk to a professional. Call any new kitchen, new bath, central air, marble with Family Room ami Den and profes. Johnstone &. sills. new w w carpet. Only $47,900. sionally decorated throughout Beautiful member of the Grosse Pointe Real Johnstone, Inc. landscaping and patio in rear McBrearty & Adlhoch 1317 BEACONSF£ELD - 4 bedroom bungalow, Estate Exchange. They have the know-how! Realtors. Inc. formal dining room, den, updated kitchen 261 H1LLCRf~ST - Cute Cape Cod exterior, Monroe & Assoclales and bathroom, 2 car garage. Only $39,900. spacious two bedroom Colonial layout. Really Family Room. Library and att.ached ~a. 20242 LOCHMOOR - Located in Harper Woods. Palms-Queen Realtors rage are extra features of thIS high quality GROSSE POI~TE SCHOOL DISTRICT. brick home in the heart of the Farms. ~lm Saros Agency Beaulifu} 3 bedroom brick bungalow, spaci. Needs decoraling, priced to sell at $82,000. Schultes Real Estate ous kitchen with built-ins, new carpet, cent. , SChweitzer ral air, exira insulation, simple assumption Real Estate. Ine.! w1$14,OOOdown. $49,900. Bener Homes & Garoens ENGUSH TUDOR - on Detroit's finest street, . ~ Ichweltzer.~Better SCutly & 4 bedrooms, 2'iz baths, 3 £Ioors, service Hendrie, Inc. stairs. Land Contract terms available, Only ~ . Real E/tote, Inc. I I iIIMHQm~~R Shore'/lrood $59,900. Located on Audubon near Mack. ~. R. Brown Scully & Hendrie, Inc. Real Estate 1wo names you can trust Sine Really Co. JIM SAROS AGENCY, INC. 20169Mack Avenue at Oxford Road Strongman & ASSOCiates . 886-9030 881-8310. Tappan Gallery of Homes TOles and Associates R.G. EDGAR AND ASSOCIATES Youngblood Realty, Inc. FIRST OFFERING OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5 FIRST OFFERING' :\1embers of the Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange are knowledgeable professionals who enlist the use of the latest marketing techniques and are ready to advise YOU in allvour real est'ate needs. A spacious, paneled family room, new furnace REDUCED! Have your own club house on the and remodeled kitchen are just what this at- Country Club Golf Course. This fine four bed. tractively decorated three bedroom, two bath room, tWI) and one half bath colonial features a colonial needed to make it just right for you. In family room with an easy care greenhouse and 19951 WILLI:Hf COt:RT 58 ~fEADOW LANE the Farms. 428 Fisher Road. redwood deck complete ....-jth hot tuh. The mas- PL.o\NT SPRI:-':G FLOWERS by the lovely patIO HEART OF FARMS. Something very rare! When it comes to ter bath has a jacuzzi. Attractively decorated of this altract.i\'e home in the Woods. Super This four bedroom colonial is located on a cuI- pric{', loc ating buy- and surprisingly energy efficient. floor plan \l.'ith [our bedrooms. two baths, den. de-sac and the interior is very contemporary in ers, maintaining dining room. spacIOus kItchen, plus paneled design. Call about excellent terms available. ~'OUI' prh'acy and recreation room with bar. A well.kept family (G768\ peace of mind, mak- ho n1l' IF393 ) FIRST OFFERING 88&-5800 ing the sale ... make it eas\' on CONDO .. '. In the Berkshires ... Rarely does one of these appear on the market. Two bedrooms. a ARST OFFERINGS yourself. Ca'U a one and one half baths, living room- / RELOC.-\TI~G? BEST DEAL AROl~D: Spring S1\\'ings on this well maintained three bedroom colonial. ~fany new :\lake the right ROSE TERRACE ... :-.'ew Georgian colonial just a few doors from Lake St. Clair in one of Grosse improvements Including updated kitchen and new drive. Spacious dining room with bay window, Pointe's most prestigious subdivisions. Five bedrooms, large country kitchen. formal living recreation room. and fireplace Land Contract terms. $62,500. (G820l 880-4200 mo\'e. Visit or phone room. dining room and den. a member of the SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT Grosse Pointe Reai ST. CLAIR SHORES ... Large family room with natural fireplace is the focal point of this three SPRI:"G FEVER: Owner IS anxious to sell this executh'e English Tudor "ith six bedrooms. recrea- Estate Exchange fOJ' bedroom. two bath ranch in popu18r Chapaton Woods. Land contract terms. ' tion room with :"FP and wet bar. and lots of storage. Considering aU offers. (F359} 88&-5800 prompt, pt'ofession- al sen'ice. CUSTOM BUlL T ... Four or five bedroom house on a dead end street in the Farms. Man);-fine O:"E OF A KI~D - Four berlroom Tri.Level in excellent condition. Includes separate area in kitchen ~etails: Slate floors in foyer. dining room and kitchen. Family room \\ith pegged floors. natural plus built.ins. dressing area in master bedroom, built-in entertainment center in family room. fireplace and doorwall to one of two patios, both of which overlook a large estate. and much more (Gm} 88&-4200 SPRI:"G IS HERE - Lovel\' St. Clair Shores condo with beamed ceiling li\'ing room with natural GRACIOUS ENGLISH ... On 112 foot lot in the Windmill Pointe Drive"area. :\atural wood floors and fireplace. tmclosed patio' with deck. anrl more all tastefully decorated. (Fml 886-5800. woodwork, stone fireplace, library. Five bedrooms and three and one half baths. Realisticallv priced with land contract terms. . . :"0 SPRI~G CLEA;';II\G WIth this home in beautiful condition. Desirable floor plan. fe1\tures hnished Do You Know recreation room. newer roof and furnace. and Land Contract terms. (F295) 886-5800 TRI.LEVEL ... Grosse Pointe Shores ... just a fell' houses from Lakeshore Three berlroorns .. two How Much Your bath.s on upper level and a fourth bedroom or den and bath on another le\'el compliment the WOODS LA:\E - 11)Jprcssi\'e foyer with circular staircase and unique first £I.oormaster suite offered House is Worth? family room with wet bar and fireplace. Two patios and a walled garden. with this five bedroom. 2''2 bath colonial. Family room, patio with gas gnU. and recreation room. Pr,'r,. b:y nl11 A RC'llwr' is (G571) 886-4200 MER~IWEATHER ... Spacious six bedroom colonial with a library. large year-round garden room Cllmr~~!fni'~to jl~a~t P:t" farr Wlth marble floor and radiant heat compliment the step down \i\'ing room and formal dining TI~tE TO PRACTICE YOI.'R Pl'TTI~G - Super large home' located next to a fine golf course. I11Jrtcl \'J,UC l'f u.lur lil'USf room. Professionally lanrlscaped yard with walled garden. Butler's pantry. intercom system. and extra third noor bedroom. Call for details. (F399) 886-5800 (ail a R"Qil,or" -if \1,1;; plan I I,' buy ,'r ,,,Ii ROl':cmotr. SUPER buy in this four bedroom. two and one half bath center entrance colonial 10 the heart of Wl\7D:\f1LL POI~TE SUBDIVISIO:\ - Four bedroom, 2''2 bath colonial home with newer ki~chen, ~Ut~SS w,'rA.' :.H1 h" (...i~lly Grosse Pointe City. Just a little T.L.C. will make this home wllh paneled Iibrarv. two car rooL amI updateci plumbing anci wiring. Great terms-seller offering second mortgage WIth no attached garage and finished basement a great investment for SllO.OOO with land contract terms. interest. (G'791\ 886.4200 BEVERLY ROAD ... Great location on quiet Grosse Pointe Farms street The gracious fover leads SPRl:"'G BOI'QUET - Gracious colonial with charming decor. Great Florida room. center entrance. to the large living room with fireplace and formal dining room The kitchen has been updated. anti large kitchen. ASSUmptlOn or Land Contract a\'ailabJe. (F338 i 886-5800 BE :\~ EARLY ROBI~ - Walk to the lake from this gracious center entrance colonial. Super RE:v£ODELED £lnrl redecoraterl in 1979 including a new energy eHiclent heating and cooling svstem ~ -This elegant center hall co~oni'll has fh'e bedrooms and three and one half baths. large 'famBv condition. professional lanrlscaping. patio, and breezeway. Assumption terms. CF404\ 886-5800 "HOME OWNERSHIP room with wel. bar, paneled library aml attached garage. . OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 • MARCH 28 IN THE POINTES" 19985Damman. Harper Woods 886.4200 1755 Stanhope. Grosse Pte. Woocis 886-4200 ThursdayenAillas SEVERAL great buys in Detroit ... Cozy little starter home completely remodeled WIth extra lot on 20907 Kenmore. Harper Woorls 38&-5800 1109Sunningdale. Grosse Pte Woods 886-5800 April 22, 29. MIY 6. 13 private street under $30,000. How about a two \)e,.~room. all brick home rlose to ~Ioross .....ith 254 Fisher. Grosse PtE'. Farms 886.5800 765 Westchester. Grosse Pte. Woods 886-5800 Brownell SchoI Caflterta flexible terms for just over S30.000. Then there is that perfect three bedroom ranch. atlractivelv .58Meadow Ln . Grosse Pte. Farms 886-4200 19951William Ct.. Grosse Pte. Woods 886-5800 nert Is 110 c~lrle decorated. new roof and gutters on B1uehill for $.17.900. . 413 :v£oross. Grosse Pte. Farms 886-5800 1035Woorlslane. Grosse Pte. Woocis 88&-4200 Reserve by ,boil ill 90 Shoreham. Grosse Pte. Shores 886-4200 8200 East Jefferson, Shoreline East 884.5700 . THIS OW:"IER wants to deal ... Four bedroom. two and one hall hath home Just ~nuth of Jdferson 1352Blairmoor. Grosse PIe. Woods 38&-4200 Condos 886-4200 Loarled with authentic Spanish decor. two story entry. tile rooL library anri updated kItchen Wlll 1517Blairmoor, Grosse Pte. Woods 886-4200 8200 E .. Jefferson # 1110. Shor~lJn(, Ea~t conSider your most creative financing. 1971Broanstone. Grosse Pte. Wooos 885-4200 Conrlos 886-4200 1168Brn. Grosse Pte. Woocis 886.5800 28642 Beste. 5t. Clair Shores 885-5800 21640Eastbrook. Grosse Pte. Woods 886-5800 21721 Chalon. SL Clair Shores 886.:'>800 THE HOUSES LISTED ABOVE REPRESENT ONLY A PORTION OF THE 21700 Eastbrook, Grosse Pte Woods 886-4200 2.1355S. Colonial Ct .. St. Clair MANY FINE HOMES CURRENTLY FOR SALE THROUGH R.G. EDGAR & t953 Loch moor. Grosse Pte. Wooris 88&-5800 Shores 886-4200 ASSOCIATES. 2019Shorepointe. Grosse Pte Woods 886.4200 THE PROPERTIES LISTED ON Schweitzer Offlcn .re open 9 I.m. to 9 p.m. Monday thru Frld.y THESE PAGES 9 p.m. to 6 p.m. S8tvrday and Sunday Are otterld Excluslvlly ~.Edgar &associates GROSSE POINTE WOODS OFFICE GROSSE POINTE FARMS OFFICE 8y MIIIItJ., OfThe 886.4200 886-5800 GROSS£ POINTE REAL ESTATE . H4KERCHEVAL 886-6010 Fifteen Offices in Four Counties EXCHANGE \ . ( GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, March 25, 1982 Gros.. Point. R•• I E.tat. Exchange Members Borland ASSOCiates THE GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 01 Earl Keim Realty Wm. J Champion and the Continuing Education Division of the Grosse & Co Pointe Public Schools will again co-sponsor the popu- Cenlury 21 Lochmoor SPRING TIME VALUES lar series, "Home Ownership in the Pointes." Lots of Danaher, Baer, Gross~ PollIl~ Park current information on financing, certificates of occu- Wilson and Stroh, lne 1003 BedfoN. . Likl' a pr","'lollS g~!ll, thIS custom buiU colonial home has so mllny dl>linrllvl! qUI,lIlIes for pancy, property taxes, condominium ownership. A.G. Edgar eo )'ou to enjoy each day. Bright, clean, and newer. Fannly room, 3 bedrooms, altacht"l! gar agt> door in back AsSOCiates Thursday evenings at 7:30, April 22 and 29; May 6 y'ard, etl'. . altractl\'e setting just one block to Thlt.'e Mile Park. Well priced with TEH~IS Don'l 1I1I5, ~ n p _ and 13, in the Brownell School cafeteria. He.serve by &A6s'o;i'~ies'.' ~~ il' phoning 884-5700. Grosse Pointe lala Audubon. Very h,lIIdsome center hall .. bedroom, 2\~ bath colonial, conn'IlIenl!)' locatt'<1 Just off Real Estate Co. Kercheval Family OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 5 SINE REALTY LOTS OF ADVICE ... from the ex. perts ... on everything from property IT'S WORTH YOUn TIME TO, Ontu~r=-'-" .._.,--,21 ('ALL SINE, .. taxes to creative financing ... Thurs- lcf-~r'. f 1f~- . day evenings at 7: 30, April 22 & 29, JlAHPEH \\'oons May 6 & 13. Brownell School Cafeteria. lIAHPEH WOODS .. EX('('Jjent uungalow -- 2 No charge, Reserve by phoning 884- 5700. ~OCHMOOR bed roo illS plus expansion - Heated Flor. :\1I'1II1Jt'l' of t h.. (; I """ Poi 1I!t' Jda roolll - Grosse Point(' schools - LC H",1i E,t"l,' E\I'lwlIl:" THREE FIRST OFFERINGS GROSSE POINTE FAn~IS 47U SIIELBOUHNE - On seduded court - 3 BEST BUY IN GP WOODS IX'(jr(J()ll1.2 hath ranch. Large family room 1I1IIII(Iculat,-~ In' COLOSSAL PRICE REPl'CTlO;'::: Delightful Family Home: 5 bedrooms, 21~ Borland Associates HOMES IN THE ciTY . . . \ Best Buy on markel:: Greatest terms: SlInple baths: Formal Living room and dining room; 01 Earl Kelm Really $116,500 Condo, 6 bedrooms. 31.'2 baths, library, hardwood floors, natural fireplace. Assump:. IOI.,~, - 2i \'r,; re111a111l)n mortgage spacious family room w raised brick hearth, Wm. J. Champion $74,500 Condo, 3 bedrooms, Florida room, central air, open basement. $8i8.81 1'.1 SJ39.~111 Elci!ant En~lish tudl)r: wet bar; oak parquet floors; great location: &Co $223,000 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 lavs, full basement, natural fireplace, central air. Formal assumption'or Land Contract terms Formal li\'ing ami (jming rm 3 ~ hedrooms. 3 Century 21 Lochmoor $92,000 Condo, 3 bedrooms, l~ baths, dining room, central air. open basement. full baths. ;':ew rlrl:'am kltdwn gar(j('n rm. available, IMMEDIATE OCCUPA~CY. Danaher. Baer, $129.900 4 bedrooms, 21,2 baths. screened terrace, natural fireplace, WIlson and Stroh. Inc $185,000 4 bedrooms. 31h baths. family room, 2',~ car garage. well maintamed. R.G. Ed\}8r & HOMES 11'lTHE F:\R~IS ... HOMES FEATURING BELOW MARKET FINANCING Associates "$1l9.000 ... "FIRST OFFERING ... 3 bedrooms, 1'.2 baths. family room, nalural fireplace. large GOOdman, Pierce ADDeBO:\ - SImple as,;umptlon. must see cxceptional kitchen and family room. lot. country-like setting, newer kitchen floor. open basement. and terms available! At:Dl'BO:'\ - Land contract. 4 bt> GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursd",y. M,uch 25, 1982 ".------Page Ten-B __~---_::---_:'-----"",""III ta~rogePointe Real Estate Exchange ':~fftIJt,... *RT'ESLISTIDONTHESEPAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY ltl~,~.t,;£_'R8Q'tl~~ QRO'~EPOINTE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE @ TOLES ,& ASSOCIATES, INC. 1 SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT FIRST OFFERING 464 NEFF - TWO FAMILY FLAT IN PRIME LOCATION NEAR MAUMEE with the spacious rooms. parquet floors and charm unavailable in new construction. Each unit has a 27.foot living Planning to ~ell your house? room. formal dining room, breakfast room, den or third bedroom. two baths, plus two bedrooms and a bath on third floor. Four car garage, land contract terms or assume 8.9% mortgage. Talk to a professional. Call any KENWOOD - ENGUSH TUDOR on newly.landscaped lot with exceptional swimming pool and member of the Grosse Pointe Real ~l'l:lnlll':lli JacuzZi. LIbrary, garden room, ilrs! iioor illwlury, 3 LAKESIDE COURT - Spacious lakefront home - Marble entrance hall, modern kitchen and breakfast roomlilibrary, first floor laundry, six bedrooms, five baths, central air conditioning. ASSUME MORTGAGE AT 14'7<. 6 ELMSLEIGH - ONE-HALF BLOCK FROM THE LAKE - Family room with fireplace, four bedrooms, 2t'2 baths, first floor laundry, alarm system, twin furnaces with central air condition. LOTS Of ADVICE. fr(l!ll tht ex. t. ing. 11'7< LAND CONTRACT. pe:'ts . on even.thing from PWP(:rt\ '"\: , ~; 20146 DOYLE COURT - A QUIET COURT NEAR BARNES AND STAR OF THE SEA. Ranch with [axes [0 creative fill.lllling ., Thur". lovely gardens. Paneled family room, screened porch, three bedrooms, two baths, large closets. t " day evening" .It 7: .10. Aprtl 22 & 2 ). ~ WEBBER PLACE - NEAR THE LAKE in Grosse Pointe Shores. Custom built colonial with a host of ~l SCHULTES REAL ESTATE r' special features. Central air conditioning, three fireplaces, reflection pool, three-car garage, May 6 & 13. Browntl[ SdlOo! CdeH:rJ.1...... '1. family room, paneled recreation room, five bedrooms and H2 baths. 881-8900 No charge. Restn.t hr photlin,g ?{}-\.j, ') to() ~.. ;'" 364 ROOSEVELT AT MAUMEE -.: Recentl)' decorated ranch with family room, dining room, remod. FIRST OFFERING J eled kitchen, two bedrooms, fireplace. Many recent improvements, including new carpets. new furnace and new roof. ASSUME MORTGAGE AT 14%. A Home Beyond Compare " 13221 OUTER DRIVE - CLOSE TO MACK AVENUE AND ST. CLARE CHURCH - A special ranch I with central air conditioning, alarm system, lovely 'gardens, fireplace and sprinkler system. ~ Paneled family room, two bedrooms, 1l,2 baths. OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 5 I~: FIRST OFFERl NG - Priced in low iO's. FOllf bt,,!r(J(JIll. hlO h ( Thursdoy, Morch 25, 1982 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven-B l'heater plans 'Funny Girl' ~uditions Grosse Pointe Theater will holt] minalion, She never doubted that she • Tom ij:eeney-Owner of Keeney's auditiuns for the musical comedy. would be a major star of the Broad. :\fusic Hall - :\fiddle.aged. Non.sing •• "Funny Girl" at the War Memorial way Thealre. lIer weakness turned ing role. Typical theatre manage I' Fries Auditorium. 32 Lakeshore Road. out 10 be Nick Arnstein. She mu~t of the day. He is a brash, likeable em Salurday and Sunday, March 27 sing and dance - she must be able nl>-nonsense business man. and 28 from 1 to 5 'p,m. to croon a torch song and belt out • Eddie Ryan _ A song and dance With book by Isobel Lennart and "Cornet Man" or "Don't Rain On My man who becomes Fanny's best friend. music and lyrics by Jule Slyne and Parade" - the dancing includes tap. He must be able to sing and dance Bob ~I<>rnll, "Funny Girl" covers the • :-iick Arnstein - Should be 25 well, including tap. He appears in '!if c of Broadway star Fanny Brice to 3D, complementary to Fanny's age several oC the shows major musical Crom her earlr life through her rise Sophisticated, poised and polished. numbers and runs throughout the 10 stardom and her i1l-faled marriage lie sings "You Arc Woman" and the play. to Nitk Arnsl(-in, The original Broad. reprise to "Don't Rain on my Parade'.' • Florenz Ziegfeld _ A polished, way. production vaulted. Barba~a Does not necd to dance .. but should sophislicated, well.groomed gentle. Strelsand to stardom, smgmg musIc be able to move to musIc. man There is about him an air of including "l'eopJ?:" "The .\~usic. That • ~frs. Brice _ She is middle.aged eleg~nce D()t seen much today. Ap. .\lakes :Ill' Dance and Don t RaIn on _ not old, She sings "]f A Girl Isn't pears in eight scenes o! the show., _\Iy Parade.", , Prettty" _ "f Taught Her Every- Non-singing role . . 'fhe prod~C'llOn ~11I )~('. U~dl'~ tl~~ thing She Know," _ "Henry Streel." • :'Ilr. Renaldi _ Appears in only dIrectIOn 01 Hollel t .lcKenna Again must be able to dance. Vocal one scene of the show, but a very :-IOtll~g~la~n .Hrm!.. . nd range: :lledium. important scene. Can. be any age The Ie "n numelOUS chO! ue, a . . '. from 25 on up Non,slD"in" role small spl'aking parts for both men .. !III'S. Strakosh - !-Irs. BrJce s " C> ", • and women \lmo,t all cast member" frwnd Rl!ns through the show - • Emma - Fanny s maId, what- .....ill be required to sing. and there Sinl:s "If A Girl Isn't Prell}''' is also have.you:- non.singing - she ap. arc several dance numbers. including In the "Happy Street ~~mber," must pears In SIX scenes of the show. Can two tap nlJmh('r~. (Not all singers be ahle to mOl'e to mUSIc. DIalect. be any age. need to he dancers, and not all dancer., lleed he singers,) Director '''cHesley seeks sunuucr explol'cr"'i ~.!~'!'>2~~:' :-,l"!"".,, 1h~~ PP Will not hp. looking Cur Barbara Slreisand for A spccli,i UJt:CliUl; iUI l""lIa~" i)U>, Fanny, hut that he will be luoking and girls and their parents and u( a coll,ege campus," for someone to make the audience friends from the POl1lte and sur. , At Exploration, each participant belie\'e the)- arc watching Fanny rounding communities has been sched. attends two workshops of his or her Photo by Tom Gr ..... ",ood Brice. He also warns that the role uled for Monday, March 29, from choice in the mornings. These are This handsome bunch 01 inteUt'dua1s at !>('cond in sciencl', Sieve Francis placed second of Fanny is o~ extremely wide vocal 7,30 to 8:30 p.m. at the War Memo: selected from a range of fields in- Our Lady Star of the Sea' are all srn.lles be. in history and John Mack third in histor)'. rangc. having heen specifically writ- riaL The purpose of the meeting is cluding law, language, computers. caUJf' they rrcentJ)' plared se<'ond in an aca. Star competitors include (scated at table left ten for Streisand's unusual voice. to acquaint the community with the astronomy. dance, psychology, phys- demjc ol)'mplrs competition at Notre Dame to ri):'ht) Patrick Cosgrove, Mark Antonenko, The breakdown of principal roles Exploration Summer Program for ics; sysfems dynamics, government, High School. Each competrd in his area of ex- Steve Francis, John Mack and Tom Ugval. for "Funn\' Girl" is as follows: Teenagers which will be held at the photography and literature. This year • F.lIlny Bricc - At the opening Wellesley College Campu& in subur- SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test) perli$l' for individual llwards along with !ltu- Sianding (left 10 right) are Norman Mourad, denls from 12 local f'1l'mentan schools~ St. Jonn she is a brassy kid who believes in ban Boston, Mass. again this summer. preparation will be offered. Craig Como, Ray Quasarano, Chris Opipari and her own talent. Fanny was a very Last summer over 950 participant~ The aCternoon schedule includ,s of Arc plact'd first, but St~r students Chris Tom Mediodia. strong woman, with vision and deter. attended Exploration's residential and mini courses, field trips, guest lec- Opipllri placl'd first ill math, Ray QlIllsarBno day program. Teenagers came to Ex- tures, and sports such as tennis, soft- S(',hools prolllotc ploration in 1981 from 32 states and ball, basketball and soccer. There Collage sels fn'(' 15 . foreign countries including Ire- will also be swimming and boating on Bethel cites Walter FQrds land, Finland, England, Venezuela, Lake Waban, located on the Welles- Speakers' Bureau France and lsrael. In addition some ley College campus. P"t'~sur't' tests Mr- :lnd Mrs, Walter B, Ford, Il of er Cor the occasion. Sister Agnes The Grosse Pointe Public School Greater Boston students also chose A student may enroll for either or Grus>e Pointe Farms. were honored Mary Mansour, president of Mercy the residential option and lived in both of Exploration's three.week ses. The C"tlJge Hospit~1 Edueatwn <\e. System has established a Speakers' JS the recipients o! the 1982 Bethrl College, read the scripture; Torn B'ureau a.o; a service for community the Wellesley College dormitories sions. Admission is largely a self. parlnlt'llt will hold a Cree bl('od pres. A, ~l. E, Church Brotherhood Award Fox director of Community Affairs, organizations. with the out-of-state participants. selection process ,dependent on space sure screening chnic. Wed,esday. at a service last month. WJBK.TV, offered the morning Sample topics available from the Exploration is entering its sixth being available in a workshop of the March 31. from 7 to 9 pm, in board. The Brotherhood Award. estab- prayer; Boris Sellers, director of Man. bureau include achievement levels season this coming summer. Explora. itudent's choice. This year there are rooms A alld B itl the hospital lished in 1975, is given annually to agement. Founder's Society of Detroit, of public school students, public Ii. tion is open to all students entering more than 65 workshops to choose Cottage Hospital registered 1l1lrf,eS a persun who by pronouncement, offered a special tribute. brary sen'ices and how negotiations grades nine to 12 who expect eventu. from. commitment and involvement has Pre\'ious Brotherhood recipients ally to attend a four.year college. II ill take blood prl'SSlire readings for with employe groups are conducted. Exploration attracts participants anyune in tht community on an in. furthered the cause oC Brotherhood. are Frank Angelo, retired Free Press The Speakers' Bureau is composed According to Ann Singal, executive with a wide span o! abilities ranging Mr. and Mrs, Ford are ~t'live in forma!. drop.in baSIS Free literature columnist; Rabbi Leon Fram, Temple of st~ff members who will often. use director of the non.profit program. from average to advanced. cil'ic and institutional aC!airs. on high btood pressure and other reo lsraeJ: Mr. and Mrs. Stanley S. audio and visual effects as part of "Exploration is neither a summer Further information about the Bethel A. ~f. E. Church, founded Krrsge; The ReI'. Canon .Malcolm G, school, nor a summer camp. Some meeting, and about the program can lated Illnesses \1 ill be available. their presentations. in 1841 is one oC Detroit's first black Dade; the late Snow F. Grigsb)'; Dr. Organizations interested in using participants come to explore future be obtained by calling at EXploJ;'a. For more information about the congregations. It is 'Ioeated at 5050 James J. McClendon; Father Malcolm the bureau should contact the super. career fields. or deepen interests in lion's office (617) 3294488 during fr£'e blood pres~ure r!inic, or other st. Antoine at Warren Avenue. Carron. S.J., former president. Uni. intendent"s office at 343.2012 at least academic and enrichment areas. business hours, or by writing to Ex- u (X'oming health all areness progrJms. Dr. Oscar E Remick. president of versity of Detroit: and Ray W. Mac. t\\'o ..\ eeks in advance of the time t.Qe Others come to meet new people and ploration, 124 High Rock Lane, telephone 884.8600, Ext 2390. Alma CollE'ge. was the guesl speak. donald. presentation is scheduled. form additional friendships. 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Pierce. a year that Our' Lady Star of the IMella I)eWlll Roth prl'sentlng, this Coordinate a classic jacket with belt in back or an Sea High School wins: for week, a('(,olllpanlnwnls ta last wfiOk's elasticized battle jacket with a skirt or pants. The Martha's presence brings a new main COUTSt' of a delldous GKE EK UINNI-:K. smooth blend of cotton and polyester comes in dimension to her classrooms, to khaki, brick or white. There is also a tan paisley the lives of her fellow students print group from Sports Galore that consists of a no and to her teachers. PAUL'S GREl<:K SALAH button jacket, blouse and skirt with a woven belt. Martha, daughter of Mariano ll1l'diu III hl',Hl letlucl' " and Yolanda BOrl'ego of 1 medium cucumber ••• Chihuahua, Mexico, is spending a 16 ripf..' olives Adorable Animal Pillows ... with sayings on them postgraduate high school year in I cup diced celery are new arrivals in the Gift Department at the Notre the United States, living with her !l!!c!e :1!1d :lunt. f\r. 3.!1d "!\!!.~ ...TC'~~ 1'2 cup sliced green onions in- Dame Pharmacy. A raccoun huitiillM a ~uftiiuwt:,. ha~ , ".' . IUU111!5 ;:'VII1t:' .lUP':> "Keep Smillin" on it, a cute little fox pillow' proclaims Borrego, of Whittier Road, study- to: "Foxy." There's a cat and. a dog, Come see. ing at Star of the Sea. }-1'2 cups cubed cooked beels •• * It.s a family tradition. Martha's 8 oz. Feta cheese older brother: Luis, in college in 4 Tbsp. olive oil Tony Cueter ... informs us Bijouterie bas an extensive selec- Monterey, Mexico, now, spent his tion of religious jewelry for early 8 Tbsp. red wine vinegar high school postgraduate year in spring. Modestly priced sterling I tsp. oregano and gold IDled pendants, unusual Wisconsin, living wtth a priest and Brt'ak leUuct' Into bitt' sin plt'('~s. attending public school. And, 14K and 18K crosses, crucifixes, I"ICOAP'OAATtb add ('u('umbt'r, oll\'l~s, ('t'len'. onions. medals aoo charms are all avail. when the time comes, Martha's beels and loss. Spoon Inlo indh'ldulll able ",itb appropriate chains .. bandsomely boxed for Easter gift younger sister, Anna Paula, 9, will salad bowts. Top with one ouncE' of giving .. BIJouterie, %0445Mack Avenue. Grosse Pointe Woods, go north of the border for her FeLa cheese. 886-2050. Open Tuesday tbru Saturday 10 ".10, _ 5:30 p,m, postgraduate high school year. In II small bowl. combiu" ollvt' all, "My parents believe that the op- \'Inellar and oregano. Slir £0 blend portunities for every child should well. Ju!I1 before sen-Ing spoon about 3 ~Yl?roU-"O, P,icture Yourself J?g- tell5poons of dressing over neh salad. be the same," Martha explains, . .-- ~rr~~~~\.glOg , . , or at POol.slde :'.takE's 8 servings. With one qualification. "I want with Lilly's oh so comfortable soft terry dolman Calories per senlug about 138. you to gOi" said Yolanda Borrego Cholesterol about 80 milS. sleeve tops either with matching cuffed pants or to her a del' daughter, "But I shorts. Choose shocking lime yellow or turquoise VARIATIO:'>;S: Greek oli\'es are dl" want to know what you're doing, I licious but much higher in calories In. and enjoy, Lilly Pulitzer, Mack at Lochmoor, want you to live with your aunt teresting changes may also be made ••• and uncle, to go to the same by substituting purple onion rings for -#- l ' , , Oriental Odyssey school as your cousin, Gigi." green onions or lemon juice for the CE*"'. wine vinegar ~ ~_ w~ek dr,a~8 to a 'Close No problem. Last August 23, sri JA . wlth a IIlSlt from George Martha arrived in Michigan to Coffin, Vice.president Finish ~ Graphic Design, begin her United States high OUR LADY STAR OF THE SEA mGH SCHOOL STVDE:':T ~1:\RTH,o\ RASPBERRY CREAM school year, Most of her friends BORREGO, OF WHITTIER RO ..\D r\:':D CHlHl~ ..\HVA, :\1EXICO Drexel Heritage Furnishings. Mr. Coffin will be from Chihuahua were do~ng the TORTE in our storts demonstrating the art ofChinoiser- same thing, 1 angel food cake nO.inches} ie, Oriental lacquer decoration. Programs will be "There's not much to do in time on weekend trips to the I jar (12 oz.) low sugar. seed. "WHEN YOU GO to college in Chihuahua," says Martha. (How snowy slopes of northern ~tichi- presented Friday and~aturday at each location, less red raspberry jam Mexico," Martha explains,' "You manv Grosse Pointe parents of gan. "I'd never skiied before. I 12200 Hall Road (M-59), Sterling Heights, and 3 cups whipped Dream Whip really need English. Almost all teenagers have heard that one~) felt so sill\' ~ I fell down ... and 19435 M~k Avenue, For times and locations. the texts are written in En$lish. I "It's a small cit\', about one-half fell down : .. , and fell do,,"n .. .'. 1.01 cup unsweetened cocoa, call 881-9390 or 739.5JOO. had six years of Enghsh in million, very, \'ery hot in the Until she got the han~ of it. Now sifted ~~~ ... Mexico, starting in grade s~hool, summer. You know everyone she's the only person In ~lichigan l.a cup confeclioner's sugar but that was classroom English." there," Chihuahua, according to who, after this horrendous winter, SpUt cake horholltall)' Inlo .a la~'E'rs. 0("-;;;Spring Suittl " , classic and femlnJne along with Martha knew that, if she were to .. ,' lovely daytime and cocktaU dresses give you a good Martha, is the sort of place where, it sorry to see the snow go. Stack !a)'ers on It'M'IOg pla~ ,,'Ith jam make a success of her college bellll'een nch la~'er, ;oj' fashion choice at The Pointe Fashion •. There's no if you wanl to go dancing. there's "I love snow~" When she went ~I career, she'd have to reline her Wbfp Dream Whip for aboul Z mi. T~ i' cllarge for alteration. at 15112 Kercheval. 822-311111. only one place to go. home ill mid.!'eal', to spend 1Il'!tt.: • 'Ii...... skills in speaking and, writing En. nu~s. thf'D but fn cocoa and eon(t'(" Which brings up another point Christmas with her family in glish, Many of her Chihuahua high Uoot'rs' sugar; but until sUR' !'nough Hurry Spring •.• with. delightful ".,11 g.rden kit. The , Martha found strange when she Mexico (her onl v home br£'ak' duro sc11.ool classmates felt the same to Ic(' cake. Sprf'ad on sid!'! and lop or .of.pot co""',,., dalg~ with Fr."ch fI.I, Include. , first arrived. and still does: "Here ing the year I, there was no snow way. uiE'. ChUl, St-r\'l's U. werytlling 'or non-'."growlng of your choice of IIr differ. . vou can go to a dance, and not on the ground in southern ~tichi- CaloriE'S p.'r slice about %44. em he~, A g,..' homla gift priced $5." .t the frio" . So the pre-college year in a Un- dance, ana nobody thinks that's at gan. !\fartha fel! a little cheated. Cbolrslerol - lrsC1'. Hole, 17100 Kerc"-.I.nd ZOO ReM/BUnc. Ce"ter. ited States high school is not an all odd - everybody's having a When she came back after the unusual experience for young good time. In Mexico, our parties first of the war. there was a dust- Signs ;; ~Pring ... are ;lling the ~chool Mexicans. In Martha's .case. the are more formal. Here, it's more ing ..• See .... smd her cousins and transition from one culture to Bell, 17904 Mack-Avenue. Pick up some prints to 'hanging around'." her Slar of thl' St'a c1assmatl's, . another. wasn't really much of a .4" i/lllllli"ati"fl brighten your room. From the first, ~tartha (ound "we ordered it just for you." A.. transition at all, for she stepped ~ •• * her classmates at Star of the Sea Thl'v should hay€' cancelled thai off the plane into the family of her "verv, very friend I)' . very help- order.' Aller this winler. !\Iarlha Phase I nigh' Seeing ... the breathlaking coUection of new rugs at Ed Malis. uncle and aunt, whom she knew ful. ... As the time to leave draws can tell Chihuahua more about zewski is a beautlful adventure. Persian, Indian, Belgian, French. from their visits to Mexico. closer - graduation is in late snow than am' cit v that doesn't ~tarcello Galluppi, astrologer. It'{'. l'aUan and rug. from Mainland China ineluding handmade wool and turer. writer and teacher whose "II. Dr. and Mrs. Jose Borrego have Mav and after that it's back to ha\'e to suffer -through it needs to handmade .Uk rug. are on display, They are very competatively five children. The two oldest are luminations" program 1Sairi."d weekl~ priced. See for yourself at 21435 Mack, 776-5511. Mexico - she's becoming more know. on Co:'( Cable TV. will touch on hyp- . . in college in 'Mexico. Paula. who and more aware of how much she is Martha's age. is a student at WINTER, SU:\t:\IER, fall and nosis. magic. psychics .. dreams. will miss them. She wants them ghosts, witchcraft. palmistry and the University of Michigan. Fer- spring. she thinks "rosse. Pointe is Spring Spruce-Up ... should include a trip to all to come and visit her. and she numerology in a program for Phase I. Wright's Gift and Lamp Shop for a new lamp shade or nanda, 20, a college student in De- beautiful. Lake'St. Clatr was a wants to return to Michigan to surprise. "We have lakes in the organization of singh'. young t(} have needed lamp repairs. Many can be qone while troit, and Gigi, a junior at Star of visit them. E\'entually. adults. ages 20 through 39, who meet ; the Sea, live at home. Mexico. But I had never seen one regularly Sunday evemngs at Grosse li'" you wait. FREE PARKING next to the building, Martha didn't have to become a "It's a long time to be so far so big!" And St. Clair isn't e\'en a Pointe ~t('morial Church. at 7:45 p.m ,.,;' .*. member of the family. She al- away from home. Mv mother mis- Great Lake. She's been delighted this Sundav. ~Iarch 28. ,i~ Visit China ... Department May 1returning May 18. ready was one. She didn't have to ses me, and I miss nero My little with her schooL "Star of the Sea's Phase I has planned a theater party Personally escort,ed by an experienced Detroit travel con-' cope with an "alien" culture, sister is too young to really be a teachers are really close to their for a week from tomorrow. Friday. "exotic" foods .. , the Borregos of companion to my mother, to talk students. and the girls are won- April 2 Car pools will be formi."d to sultant. Limited s.eats available. Call Tral'el Galerie, Ltd., travel to ~feadow Brook for an 8:30 , I, 886.0111. Grosse Pointe and the Borregos of with her the way I do. I read a derful. " In her last :\1ichigan months, p.m. performanc~ of ~.rederi('k I! Chihuahua have pretty much the lot: I enjoy rather complicated • * * novels like 'Dr. Zhivago' and 'The she's been collecting matchbooks Knott's "Wait Until Dark TIckets same values, and as (or cuisine: are $10 per person. Further informa. f; Bunnies are multiplying at from every restaurant she visits. I, ~yl - ....:'..:..._-- Inside: Section Classified Ads Sports C Thursday, March 25, 1982 /. Heroes ... }1ilIa ins .•. Greg "Wojo" Wojciechowski was a hero boy" Frankie Lane Ilnd won the und)'iog This Frankie Lane (above) isn"t !>inging the wrestling villain at South last week . . . at South's Superstar5 of Wrest1in~ fundraiser aqmlration of the crowd. "Ghost Riders in the Sky," to these folks, you Bnd these faDs let him know it. on !tlarch 19, Wojo put away the flashy "Cow- can bet on that. "Cowbo)'" Frankie Lane was -.- -. -- - Neighborhood Club Great wrestling crowns cage champs After a 266-game season, the Marty PU5Ca&, of Studio Camera; on a not-so-super Neighborhood Club men's MS- Dave Sheills, of Candlelite Lounge; ketball league schedule has Jim Bird, of Hot Tips: John H)'de come to an eng. Champions in Ind Ed Moran, of the Averlge White Team, and Jane's Gang's John six divisions were determined Grennan. in championship games follow- night for South jng the regular season.' Over 4{)O lTPPER DIVISION TOURNAMENT men participated on 39 teams Won LOIC By Peggy O'Connor One of the people who was lhere City L1mlle 4 D and although the Neighborhood "Cowboy" F ran k ieLane's was Karen Kingstrom, of Hazel Park. CI\'Inaugb 1115, VUdngs 5 % fans were there. They were the Admittedly, she had more reason Club guarantees a minimum Your Place Lounge % % nine game schedule to all teams, ones wearing the heavy eye than most to come to South High for Avetage Whl~ Team % % a wrestling match-her fiance, Dennis i9 percent of the teams played Jane', Gang' % % makeup and adoring looks who squealed when their cowboy- Kasprowicz, is a wrestler. He and 10 or more games-making this Studio Camera 1 % "Iron Mike" Anthony wrestled to a .. record setting year for the M_u.aa e-atr\lcU_ 1 % booted hero stepped into the __ -... •. _-- . ~ 11 ring. ~'P .. u;.,,*. __ t.b.""",~. draw in tile first b0t!t. BuS Ki~~trom league. - - .~s' even' '\1 'K""'P"o'w\et wasn"t a 'I1ps % • The final league rewlt. {or each Hot 0 He and Toronto wrestler John wrestler, she might be tempted to CandJeUle Lounge 0 % di\'ision are listed below: Bonello had a knock-down-drre given 25 tickets to sell Lane. . Former Unil'ersity of !ofichigan Goals :\ssi~ts Pl~, PC'ralla addcd three assists to his and that they would ('orne back wilh OYER 30 NOS.(,0~PET1T1VE basketball star Dave Baxter took the Doug \food 21 12 33 "Whf'n I got dressC'd thev saw I total. the 2;'\ tickets unsold. "Verv few TOVRN.~MENT men's league scoring championship. Shannon Peralta 18 13 31 was a fairl~' big !(uy myself and studrnts sold more than one iicket. Won Lost Baxter, of ~lonahan Construction, Later that day, the Whalers and Cecil Lepard 1 6 '1 they s"itched thC' order so WO)O Ta ...lor played to a 6.6 lie, In an ('". "Th('rC' was just a lack of enthusi. could "restle mC' when h(' \\ as Mul~chlt"r Kilc:h'ens 6 1 scored 267 points in nine games for 11 Jason Weld 1 4 5 ... • I. 0"- 4P r , \ Page Two-C .~ GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thutsdoy, "Morch 25, 1982 ------_._------_._-- ..__ .. _. --- --_ ..... -..__ .... __ ._.__ .. -.... _----- Call 882-6900 6 Trunk Lines to Serve You Quicklv CLASSIFIED ADS • ------. ---.------.~----~----- ~~--'~----.--- •.----- •.------.------~---~-.----.-----._-- • •• __ .. ' __ __._r _~. __ .. '_r _ I-l-A--'-'-E-RS-,O-N-A-L-S-- .------....12A-MUSIC 3-LOST AND' "A-PERSONALS "A-PERSONALS' 4-HELP WANTED GENERAL "SATURDAY SAFARI" _I AD FINANCIAL Services -I EXPERT Tax Service, Pick. INDEX TO CLASSU'IED 011}'ERED '__ E_D_UC_A_TI_O_N__ ,_ FOUND ...... Children 8 to 12. Museum Income tax and bookkeep. up and deJil'cry at nominal '- ...... __ ---'''--_--'- .1 GROSSE POI NTE II' "PUppy FACE" was thrown ('ARETAKEH--Hetired cou. trips, day outings, birth. j ing. R I.' a son a b 1 e rates. i charge. Call 824.7~83. 1 L 120 lake and R"er P,,,,perl~ INST ITUTE OF ,from a station wagon SIll' pIe or lady preferred, 16 dav parties. Call 885.00281 Grosse Pointe references,: -.----.------.-.. I'gol NotICe . r I Js a ".month.old Shepherd units, near Fisher Building fo; details. Call 293.5553. .I SMALL DOG SITTING. MY lA Personals 12E CommercIal Property' MUSIC mix who needs a home, LIght uuties, no mainten. HOME. No cages, fenced 1B Secretarial Ser..ice 12F Nerlhcm Property 'lll"I" 1)' 't . ell . 7780'96 11 t' f --.---.------.-1d 1J R~al E'tal~ ," ::. \..- lano, gUI ar, VOice, a Anme. .... anee or co e(' l?nS, rc(' CLOCK and pocket walch reo VIDEO CREATIONS--Bon. yard. Excellent references. Ie Pubhc Sale - , - I strings, wind and brass ..- - rell!. 875.IU89. pair. Grandfather, mantle ed cameramen profession. I No tap water (Mountain 10 Ob,tuaries 1)A Lots ier S:lle instruments and organ. 11.~,~T -~, Mall'. fiord,'r Collie, , , j • , anniversary clocks, cuckoo. ally videotape home inven", Valley only). Must get.a- 2 Entl'r~aLn"..ent 138 Cemetery Propertl' ART _ Classes in drawing, I Spot, white w!lll hlack: LI!I~I1I',D OII'.NINC. for /1m. docks. Specializing in tories or special events. I Ion g wit h 9.ye:lr.old. 2A MuSIC Education 13C Land Contro.cls painting. and pastel. I sp~ts, black and tan {acc'i llltlOliS salc~people who house calls. 884-9246. I 886-8403. . I Schnault'r. 24 hou~ care. I 28 T utorrng o"d Educal,en 130 For Sole or Lease Distinguished faeult~' I VICllllty Ma('k alld Allard, would be lllterest('aIII Illan, sail's mBnag:.>r, l.oz. size only $7.95. Free delivery to shut.ins I All returns prepared or re... Help W,mled General 16 Pets for Sale Qualified professional .in. The Ani m a I Welfare or ~Ir. Richard E. Borland 882-8959 viewed by C.P.A. Consul. "A Help Wanted Domestic 16A Horses f~r Sole structors. Call 885.7677 af- League is caring for him at Borland Associale's oC L------:--===:-::-:~==-=~ltation in your home or at 48 Services to Exchonge 168 Pet Grooming l(,rIloons or 296.5583 Wed. but he needs a hom(> or his Earl Kpim Reall~, 395 ~. our Grosse Pointe location. 4C: House Sitting Se~'vices 16C Pet Boarding ncsdays and evenings. , own. Call Elsie, 773.0954 Fisher noad, Grosse POJnte Complete, Economical H & M PROFESSIONAL 5 Situotioll Wanteci 160 Adopt A Pel ------. for more details. 886.3800. WORD PROCESSING J I S:6~~~~S I:: ~~~f~~~~e~o';.,~~~~,i: ~~~:j~7~)~,~;grOving M~~n~! T~h~Nb~~~I;~:n~r lf~: ILO~~:-G~~;~;-~hor-;.ha;-r~; Ii;ART-T'l~'{E - s~'~r~l-a~y - fo~ Club Mailings, Envelopes, Labels, Manuscripts, ------1 S<: Catering 20A Carpet La~inil termediate piano student I Pointer, male. 6lfz months downlown. law firm. Must Reports, Techni~al Equations, Tables, Etc. FRAMED, detailed, pen and I~ For Rent Unfurnished 20B Refrigeration and Air can learn music apprecia, old, while with liver spots, t b~. Intelllgcnt, excellent WORDS/NUMBERS PROCESSING CORP. I 'ink portrait pf your home 6A For Rent FurnishEd ConditIOning Repair tion and throry along with Sunday, March 21, Gray.: t~ (lIst 3:ld good spe/l£'r. 881.3403 ()r business, $65; with 6B Rooms for Rent 20<: Chimney,ar.d Fireplace lessons, }'oung certified mu., ton.Kercheval area. Ans-: Mr~. Fox 961-4700. watercolor $70; by Grosse 6C; Office far Rent Repair sic teacher will teach in wers to "Mac", rcward. I F.-U.~L.L-T...l-.\tE-.-l-;-O-.S--I-TI...O-"'.'-,---g-e-n-. (Free pi.ckup and delivery in the Pointes) Pointe Artist Ass"''''I'ation I .~ "" 6D Vo::ation Rentals 20D Locksmiths her horne. 881-0925. . 882-6567. : era! o!Clce work, good typo , _m_e_~ber, Call 886-8468, 6 E ~ragel.f~r ReQnt 2:z0 EwIMaus~~riOanndDr".r Repel'r I LOST _ Bouvier,' ~~t-;~di ing skills a must. Non- 6 F 0 F WOOl DANCE LESSONS _nore Ivmg uortE:r, 20G Gla'''s"- Mirror Se'~r",'ce pepper, 85 Ibs' 1 ~r old! smoker, $500 a month. Call "THE. DESSERTERIE" DS MUSIC j 1Dan~e Teacher partl'cularl" 6G Stare Lease ,. I I 7748180 DISTINCTIVE DESSERTS BY. BROOKE & MARY JO I specialized... in group in." 6H For Rent or Sole :ZOH Floor Sand,'ng STUDIO female. Motly. ~.5125. . _~..: .... _~ - . _...- CHOCOLATE AND CHOCOLATE CHESTNUT struction !lvailable for your 6J Halls for Rent 21 Mo ..ing i GUITAR, PIANO, THEORY ------I CONCIERGE }o'OR historic GATEAUS club or recreation room. 6K Swage S>'ace ,21A Piana Service I HOME or STUDIO 4--HE1.P WANTED ! Palms House, maintain and PUFF PASTRY WITH FRUIT, My own music, ballroom, 1 Wa,'ted to Rent 218 Sewing Machine 201M3 Mack GENERAL manage the last .. Queen BLITZ, ALMOND AND PECAN TORTES Latin, disco and others. 11. Rrom Wanted 21<: Electrical Service Call weekdays 881.2920, -----_____ Anne 011 East Jefferson FRESH FRUIT TARTS Juan Ispano, 527.3027. ' 17<:BRoom and Bo<"d Wonted 21D TV an:! Rodio Repair 881-5738 HAIRDR~SSER Person. in exchange for studi~ t CHOCOLATE .MOUSSE 11------Gorage Want(d 211 Storm5 nnd Scre Many sample books, Pat. CALL 7'l9otll1 ~al mom~nt. If,YOU ~re I CARE !IOIllSt for a busllless fam. BARilAlD WAITRESSES, ex. 772.5440. ------~thout a plano, 111 bnng! Ily .praetlce. ilust ha\'e I perienced. Full time. Apply' ------30 FOOT PEARSON ail boat wne. Call Jeff, 646.953 •• 1------1 kno ....ledge of peg. board, , 547~onroe Ginopolis ALARM SYSTEMS--24 hour in Harbor SPrinls for diu------1 HOSPITAL BEDS".. for sale, i appointment schedu.ling, I Greekt~wn ' Will the person that brought our Airedale, Elsa, to the protection while home or ter. ~ a week. 1.781. MAGIC SHOWS - Available I Electric or manual. Call I phone, insurance, filing: . _ Grosse Pointe Woods Police Dept, please call. away, Call, Gene Schultz. 9045_ for birthday parties, ban- i Harold Wescott & Associ. I and medical terminology. I TELEPHO:\!E S.-H.Es person, 839-9583 ~. 88~3631; after 5 p.m. 525. ------quets, your sodal affair,' ates, 882.5007. I Recent experience with! high 30"0 commission on 3517. WILL DRIVE your ear to Call Jim Shannon, 885-6699. 1 references necessary. 77~ I very salable wanted and Florida, Leaving .lUrch 31. ------3-LOST AND i 7240. I needed product. Solid in- PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE Dependable. can Ken '771. PROFESSIONAL D.J. with FOUIIo.JD i ------! come a reality. Prefer ex. FOR WOMEN 9775. ",ide variety of music, spe. n I DRIVER-Smal1 school bus. i perienced callers. )Ir. Relaxing-Therapeutic. Swed. cialiles in weddings, anni- I ------, Part lime. 881.9573. I Bruce, 886.1763 after 12. ish, Deep. Muscle, and Re. CUSTOM DRAPES, qu~Uty versaries, and parties of LOST-Lhasa Apso, male, i ------flexology techniques. Also work, reasonable pnees. / all sorts. Quality guaran. Grosse Pointe City license, I Nutritional Counseling in A.ll hems hane! sewn, free' teed Reasonable rates white with brown. Pete.: the corre£'t use of vita. installation. 939-2476. Call' KIM CHRO!\IS, 247~ I 931.1.200 days. 885-5177 r mins, herbs, diet and en: RIDE WITH US 5527. . evenlllgs. ergy dynamics. Judy. 882- Tired of bus s c h e d u 1 e I' 3856. changes or parking fee in- 3-LOST AND c-~J\~ . ~.=:' ~ _.'- _ - _ DR. WILLARD'S WATE R as crsases? Leave your car at FOUIIo.JD.-, I '--'-...... -",'- ...a:::::.....- home. We are a car pool , ------)--- --...... '" .~. ~ seen on SOn)'8 Friedman's h' h d rt I G I !, ...... -----, ..:. ~t"t-,;: \ Deadline show. Sale price $5.95 one w IC epa s .rom rosse ounce. $9.95 4 oZS. 886- Pointe Park area, goes MEDICAL through downtown and I REWAR D IsNoon 1 4477. parks at Edison Plaza, '---W-O-M-E-N--I ~~~n~~~gb~~e ~~eaa t~~ S300 OPPORTUNITIES 'ruesday I i Projects Never Get Finished? i 'pay us what you'd pay if (Part Time) 'Wish You Could Hire Your.: d h b W' ~-.--"", you ro e t e us. ere -..k" .~ Saint Clair Community Health Center. a c.U8Irty. self for A Day? a fun group-cal1885-0915 "~':~>"':.:.."(__' subsidiary of Saint John Hospital and located Call us - 331-3554. or. 882.9379. "in St. Clair Shores, has the following opportun. RESTORESS INTERIORS -----.----- ,:.: .. ":;t~~:' ities a\'ailable for weekend hours at the 882-6900 ------WILL DRIVE car to Florida. Center VIDEOGUARD - Profession. About April 7th, 8th or 9th .-. i?f: ally videotaped home in- 882.1920. ~ OFFICE NURSE To the Classified Advertising Staff: ventory and security pro. ------.----- Individual should possess a minimum of two gram. Bonded.Insured. Sec TWO. SETS ~.52 tickets, De. . We of the Northern Suburbs Animal Welfare rears' Med;Surg nursing. office or clinic ex . display ad in Section A. I trOlt, Apnl 2 and East perience preferred. Hours will be 5 p.m to League wish to thank you for your kindness in 773.4383. I Lansing, April 7. $10 each. J J p.m .. Saturday and Sunday. running-our advertisements in your Grosse Pointe ------. - .. I 886-1153. I News "lost and found" columns. ,..------,1 MEDICAL OFFICE ASSISTANT LET GEORGE Because of your help we have been able to 1B-SECRET ARIAL (Radiologic Technologist) find homes for pets who otherwise might be DO IT SERVICES We're seeking an individual who is registered destroyed due to overcrowded foster homes. No service charge if as a Radiologic Technologist. and .....ho will per. The League houses animals temporarily in repaired. form general medical ofhce duties. Thi~ 011. : SECRETARIAL/A.,",SWERING call po~ition requires al'ailability bet .....epn the priv.te foster homes until permanent adoption APPLIANCE SERVICE service, bookkeeping, Xe. hours of )'30 p.m. and tl p.m. can be arranged. Thes~ animals come from several See my ad column 2()'F rox, notary available. Res-. sources ",-jth the majority being rescued from George Stults 885.1762 urnes, term papers, legal. i LAB TECHNICIAN - MLT pounds and shellers. All are .homeless and helpless Reasonable rates. 885-1900. : LOST OR STOLEN March 11th: 8 month old rrale I cat named "ZACHARY" missmg from his home We prefer a Laboratory TechniCIan ~ilh and most face certain destruction. Those we ~re 1- 17901 East Warren. experience in most basic laboratory tests - .•. ------.. ..:...------i ~ located nea'r loch moor and FaIrway in Grosse able to save receive prompt and complete medical Pointe Woods. He IS beige In color. has greenish Hours aN' every Saturda)' and Sunday. from TYPI~G DONE in my home. I attention and neutering. yellow eyes and a medium length tur coat He IS 10 4.~a.m t03:30 p.m. PROFESSIONAL Specialized in m e die a 1 i Again, on behalf of Big Red, SampS Thursday, March 25, 1982 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three-C "':-HELP WANTED 4-HELP WANTED 4-HELP WANTED : 5-SITUATION I SA-SITUATION I6-FOR RENT i 6-FOR RENT. GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL i WANTED i DOMESTIC U~FURNISHED UNFURNISHED ------1------1 r f OUT OF WORK? STAFF WRITER - Detroit CARgTAKEH for smull II. I MEDICAL SERVICE ~lATUHJ<; WOMAN wants. ATTEJI1TION STUDENTS i FOUH.IWOM upper flat, I 2 BEDROOM LOWER flat on 'Ihinking of r('locating? based weekly newspaper, unit apartment bllil(lin~ ill I I'JlOF'ESSIONAL CAHE work as woman's ~ornpan. ~ AND YOUNG newly painted, stove, reo i Maryland. Grosse Pomte We have the larg('st number 3 days per week. Writing, Indian Vill,a~e. 10 ,ilClurs WlIl';N NI';r-:D1':D ion, light housekeeping I'HOF'ESSIONALS frigerator, $220 per montll: Park. $300 monthly. 527. of out of town newspap('rll layouts, experienee pre. per week, Call 823.2225. i Wl' ('an' C'lr your Joved ones I own transpOltation. 771. Hestof(~d apartments in the includes heat. Please cail, 4507. {erred. Send resumes to! in I 7173. _ ._' Indian Village area. Mill' I after noon, 521.3526, from all Ol'('r the V.S,A, (;rosse Pointe ~ews, Box utes from Wayne State' __. -...... WHI'fTIER.I.94, l.bedroor.J Sunbell. Want.Ads inelude 1..91,99 Kercheval, Grosse 4A-HELP WANTED ' • Your 110111(' EXPEHIENCED, 'respomible: U of D law and dental: .~30 HlVARD in Grosse pomte, ef(jcien~y. Appliances, car. Florida, Arizona, Tuas, Pointe Farms, Mich. 48236 DOMESTIC • Hospitals women -- desire general 1 meaical center and down. -2 bedrooms, newly dec.: peted, heat, parking. R('fpr. CQlorado and olhers. ------• NtJrsing lIomes hOlisedeillling-, $30, Tues.: town. Pool, tennis, parking,: oratE:d, r:nodern kItchen, en~es. 882.8t76. NEW HORIZON'S IEXFA:UTIVE S.AL~S position GROSSE t'OINTl': . !tN, LPN, Aidc~, Llve.in day.Wednesday. Non.smok. security, carpet and hard.: carpet, With heat ~nd ga. nOOK snop , for eommO(lIty mv.estmenl F;~1PI'<)YMENT AGENCY I eOlllpanion. ers. Hcferences, 779.0198, wood floors All utilities rage, $500 rent, $~OO d'!, 5 HOOM lower, natural fIre. 13 Mile at Lillle MlIck pl:og!ams, s~bstantlal com. I Nceds Cooks, Nannje.s, Maids, EXJlerilmeed. Hefcrences, 779 6277. in~luded. N'o lease. 824.: posit. Call 004.7987. place, carpeting, $350 per Roseville nllSS10nS, With bonus an(] I Housekel'per,~ Co up Ie s . Low Cost TWO FAST and effiCient 524B . -- .-----. - month in~ludi'ng heat. Sc- 296-1560 long term reSIduals, qual, N A'd' C " Supel'l'ised, Insured. . GROSSE POINTE PARK - ~urity deposit required. ified individu'al should be I Ildr.;e. , IWCS,k > omfPanlon,s. 2A Jlour S"rvl"'" women desire house clean' - ROO'Y lOWE)' t d' 3 bedroom uppcr. Formal Available April 15th. Call l ag"r"ssl'\'e, wl'th a proVOI1,' ar, )a) or <:~s o~ prl. " '1 L LL ing, day or evening, many ~ ," " ~arpe e '. b t AGG "F'SSIVF t"lephollc so ,., , L I h Ie- 527- 3120 a pl' n "cently de" dming room, asemen . 'fhursday after 8 p.m. or 1\ .. " .• sales background. Call our. va comes, ..,,,perl.ence ex~ellent Grosse Pointe p la ces, r~ ,;. Iicitor selfing imported ply.: (.... ),. I (f' f' ' and referen~es reqUired. f 2933106 (;rated. $250. Friday after 4 p.m, 881. wood ete, 93 p.m. daily,' ,Iosse oln e 0 I~C 01 an. 18514 ~1a (' k A ve n u e LAD\' Dl':SI HES huu,e elean. re erences. , '. FIKA:--.iY 886.5051 :->OTT1!'- Send resume and earnings: Farms, :\tich. 'W236 keep~r and child, care for: 8il2.5833 589.34~3 ,I month, on Harper between 1 bedro?m upper, applt. prefer adults. Referen~es. to POBox 8788 Detroit ------. - -- --. --- : I child. Call Vlckl 88,'5.1 - -. -.- 13 and Masonic, 51. Clair ALTER - Effi~iency apart. I allces, dining room, base. $675 per month. 885.2000. Mich: 48224 ' i ?>is\\' to w~rk as marria~e: 580~ after 9 pm. PR IV A TE N U RSI NG . Shores. 881.2755. I :nent, apphan~es, utilities! ment. Ideal for adult. $285, TOLES & ASSOCIATES _-.- __ __ I and family counselor. In' ...... • '. . Around the Clock : ALTER-East - jeii;;:~n; i;r: mcluded, $160. 331-4677 or with heat. ,------.------ I:'>lFOR~tr\T!O~ on Alaskan i n.ew counsehng serVlee. CIIILD CA"RE and. hght In hume, huspilal or nursing 3 room clean, quiet, d It' 884.3883. : TWO BED ROO M 10wer'1 VACANT 2 bedroom flat, and Overs.eas employm~nt.: Call ~1"2920 ~onday o.r, hou~ekeePlllg. EXP~f1en~ed I h~me, R~'s, LP:--I"s, Aides, b 'Id' D ted ~fth' _.- .-. -.- -. - --- .. - ----, south of Jefferson in the i newly decorated, $320 heat Ex(el1ent Income potenltal. , Frida), 12 to 2 p.m, onI) . onl~ to care for 2.~ear.old, , . I att d.' UI ~.ng, eco~~,' . 'TROMBLEY - Spacious 4 Park. Large living room,' . included. ! -- - -- .. - - .. ------.- -. f II time in Grosse Pointe companions, ma e en, or \\Jthout utllitles. Rea. bedroom 2 bath upper i r l' b I EASTSIDE 8822402 Call (312) 741.9780 Exten' DE:--I' TAL ASSISTANT : u . . ants live.ins ScrCi!ned and! son able, references, securi.: and low~r in EngJ'ish Tu.1 app tlancesd'calrpet~ng, $~3s3e;i ~ - ~ . 'on 7010 ' , - Own car prelerred. Call ' . h . I 0 823 5795 men goo oca Ion ;) _._.~I. ... . __ ' , Grosse Pointe/Detroit area. I 255.2376 Monday.Friday.,' bL~nded'd 24 _our Se:VICC.: atY2'1842492'9221 or . or: d/Jr, near lake. Each unit ~ with 'heat. . i BERKSHIRE - 2 bedroomI ARE YOU LOOKING FOR: Full time. Experienced. 9.5 p.m. only. 'Ieense nuroes f or msur.: .__ :.._ 2,000 sq. !to Attached ga. BUCKINGHAM-2 bedroom, l horne, new ~arpet, ne~' y A RE\\'ARDING CAREER? need only to reply. 885. .. -. -- .. - - ance, case, . . : CAVAU ER MANOR' rage~ fully earpeted and, upper applianees dining I de,corated, flrepl:ce, SIde REAL ESTATE MAY BE! 9200. : IDEAL FOR high school girl.' pbl:"'TE ARE A ~LRSES II 5 E LY 'I apphan.c~,,$750 per montb room,'basement, $'275, dnve, garage. $3;,0. YOUR ANSWER ! ---.------.---- .. ---. Light housekeeping. Alter. TU 4.3 180 _ ' 2.457 K '=- . plus uhhhes. 823.9601. FOR MORE INFORMATION EASTSIDE - 882.2402 We have a limited number: WA~~D-Dental a.~sistanl, i 6 p.m. 343.9152. -..------'Luxunous 2 bedroom Town. ------' • 1------f . g f I' ambitious' expenenced, 4 handed, FAMfL Y MAN : house and 1 bedroom I BEAUTIFU,LLY decorated ON THESE ;\ND MANY ?tlASON SCHOOL District, ~al:spe~~pl:. i~ each of our: sbeenndeIitrSe's4 dav.t'oorkG\\ro'ese~e':,y 4C-HOUSE SITTING From St. Clair Shores will do i apartment, appliances, car. I an~ furmshed 2 bedroom ,OT HER S NOT ADVER. Grosse Pointe Woods - 3 h ff E t um e ~ SERVICES . all your interior painting' pet, central air, pool, car., bnck Ranch ~ome (ha!f i TISED bedroom. Ill.! bath horne. brane 0 Ices near as., Pointe ~ews, 99 Kerchel'al. ' at reasonable prices. 'port, Eastland area, near. a duplex) WIth garag.e.: POI NTE RENTALS No pets, $450, 884.2574. land, in Grosse ,Pointe, Park, Bo" D-46, Grosse Pointe • '$375 th I t I I i a~d Grosse Pomte "oo,dS, i Farms, ~!ich. 48236 : GROSSE POINTER will 772-8099 10 Mile. 772,3649,961.7411, I ilies. rl~ro~so~ea/I~~.uI~: i 882-9046 2 BEDROOM duple", car. \~~ oUer gene~ous adler." ------:-.~-- .---., housesit, tend to plants.------~.------!-RIVIERATERRACE I med'ate occupancy 645 'CH NDLE ARK DRIVE peted, stove and matching tlSlng, floor time, dose, PART.T~tE bab~sllter, m m}. and animals. February to RE~lOVAL, clean.ups, or I OR 108d after 5 . 'j /h'l r R3~L r m st ve' refrigerator, across from supervision. Comprehen. ~ home. Tuesdays, Thur~.' August. 343-Q226 ask for maintenance. Ver~' reason. ST, CLAIR SH ES: . I a .me s, 7Z 00 , 0, St, John's Hospital. S280 sh'e training classes sched.: days. Must have experl.j Dean. ' able. Call Da\'e 839-4027. One bedroom condo on de-: JEFFERSON.ll MIL E _ I r~fng~rator, $185, $225 per month, 881-4742, uled to begin soon. Call ence, references, and car,' ------sirable lower le\'el with all I L b d rt With heat. 521-6242. , ---~ ...---.--~~.---- . DlS t f . t 822.7356 ------SENIOR SITTERS I' l' d' arge one e room apa . ------, P,.ariS an 0 or an In er., . : S-SITUATION MOTHERS' HELPERS app lances, carpe 1IIg an , ment, carpeting, dishwash' HARPER WOODS. Grosse CADIEUX .1.94--Nlce upper \Iew appoIntment. 884. IDEAL FOR college aged! WANTED HO~!E HEALTH AIDES car~ort. Located n~ar pool.: er, central air, washer and .'pointe schools, Beautiful, flat, 2 bedroom, appli. 0600. ., I female _ food service NuRSES $42;, a month I.neludes, dryer in kitchen, No pets. large 3 bedroom. central I ances, washer, dryer, car. JOHNSTONE & counter work lood prep ~------~ Screened ~ Referenced heat and central alr. $335. 776-7260 or ~7276 air, built-ins, 2 baths, 2. peling. S235 plus security. JOHNSTONE i Jlnd clean ~p. 567,1515 ~H 0 lit E M~INTEN~N.CE, : B d d • I red 774-9884 evenings. car garage, dining room, 362,1066. ______' 'I lawn service pain ling , on e nsu 1~------$550 776-4270 1------DO YOU HAVE A ! between 2 and 4 p.m. Q rt k' It' I Immediatelv available ~IARYLAND-Grosse Pointe GROSSE POINTE PARK- . '. CHALMERS NEAR 7 MIJe. MISCON('EPTION EXPERIE.'i'CEDWAITRESS I E~~:rren~~o:, ~li~~lc.rac~~i ' ~,1 hour ser\'ic~ .. Low cost Park, Large 5-room lower. , Lower 2 bedroom flat, va. HOUSTON / WHITTIER 1.bedroom apartment. Ap. o! the'AlIlWAY opptlrtunity~, to live in and work in pri. i Jim, 882-7223. : PRO-CARE ON E INC Recently redecorated with I cant. heat furnished, $320 14190 near Chalmers, low. pliances, air, heat includ. Call Marilyn at 824.2200. t vate Grosse Pointe home. I ~;-U-R-_SE_-'-SAI-D-E'--d'---;..... -- k-I HELPl~G HASD IHV. new kitchen. No pets. Heat, a month. er 3 rooms and bath, stove, ed,881HJ478. ------! :Must be able to travel to," eSlres \\or ' . and water included. Secur.: BERKSHIRE-House, 2 bed. r.:!frigerator, heat, $150. ------DRIVERS - Openings nail. 1 Florida in winter Comact' 4 or more hours, $4.75 per 372-6514 ity deposit required. $325 l'ooms, n.:!w carpeting. 884-9977. CARRIAGE HOUSE. Grosse ~ all. hours open. N~ed, Grosse Pointe Employment I hour, excellent references .. F--;';K-S-H-d-' ---5-' per month. 791.5305. 'fireplace, side drive and . .___ Pointe City, Lovely 1.bed. ~k dn \N'I'~lreeh°rd. 15501 Agenc)'. 885-4576. 772.3475. ~,'cAe'.\"alIPaapnerl'}nmg.anpain~(:g'------garage. $340. Eastside GROSSE POINTE - Luxury! room, liYing room with ...... (' ...... t 11\& ••• . I .----"------I--.~-.------.--- 1.~ GROSSE POINTE PARK 2 bedroom lower £tal. fam-lFrench doors to screened LANDSCAPE FOREMAN _ lIDE.-\L FOR m~ture. woman, EXPERIENCED LADY wl!n- , and m15ffi\eneous repairs. Laltepo\nle. Lower-- net... 3 \ Realty. 8a2,.~2. l1y room with firep1ace, 1 POT'*', ~en, bath and Need d to at 'd ' - work part-llme m laUD" es da\'s, References. 571. 773.2123. bedrooms, li\'i."g room, din.: LAKESHORE VILLAGE de. glassed.in porch, central i small den. 5375. Some util. tlal ~r co~:er:i:les;a~\~ i dl)', Call 884-9690. 8227. • i NEEDSO~1ETHING mo\'ed1 mg room, kItchen, front: luxe 2 bedroom condo. a!r. $800 a month, Call; ities included. Security de. crew. Experienced only in ; \VA.~~ _ '\!aitresses, Bar- MA~~GEHOL"SEHOLD.-;; T\ro Pointe residents Yfill porch, rear porch encl?sed'1 minium, freshly decorated, CoHec~ 1--616-744-4072after I posit and references. No the Detroit area. Good pI)': maids, dishwashers. for cellent cook, also will' mo\'e ot remove large or ba.sement and ~arage, ap. air, pool, clubhouse, many 6 p.m. ' pets. Send replies to and benefits. Send resume' part time work during dril'e. References, 885-8979: small quant.ities of furni. phances, carpeting. $325 a: extras, near transportation. -----.------Grosse Pointe News, 99 to Grosse Pointe Ne\l's, 99 i Baseball Season. Appl)' in. . ture, appliances, pianos or month. 286.8113. 777.2344 evenings, ~WU:-IT CLEMENS Kercheval, P,O. Box B'23, K e r c h e val. Box T,75,: person after 7 p.m., ask ror :RES.PO:-;SIBL~: mature lady what have you. Call for O:--l'E. BEDROOM, I a r g e, T T ~Iodern 1. oedroom apart. Grasse Pointe, Michigan Grosse Poi n t e Farms, 1 Chris. Para's Home Plate' WIshes pOSitIOn as com. free estimate. 343.0481, or cheerful apartments. Lake I GROSSE POI~TE. ~e!f, up. mrnt and 2.bedroom town., 48236. 'W236, Bar, 1460 Michigan Ave.,! panion, Will Ii\'e.in. Refer.: 822.2208. wOO Page Four-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, Mal'ch 25, 1982 ------._~------_._. ------._- -- -_ ..-- ______1-----.------,------1 --_ .... - .6-FOR RENT 6-fOR RENT 16-~OR RENT 6-FOR RENT 6-FOR RENT ! 6C-OFFICE 6C.-:..o FF ICE 16D-VACATION ___UNFURNISHED------1------UNl=URNISHED I UNFURNISHED. UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED I FOR RENT ------_FOR RENT ..- RENTALS ('ottlllle in 344 RIVARD-Large 2-floor FINEST FLAT, Perfect for OUTER DRIVE.Harp<,r :lrea, HOUSE FOR rellt, 3551 Gui!. CI-lJ\TSWORTH bet wee n 14X14 01"1"ICl'~at 20225 Maek MACK AVEN trE, GraSSl' !lUSH V;ll'ation ------Ireland. 2 apartment with vaulted and fussiest person. 3.bedroom ,3 rooms and bath, stove, ford, Drtroit, Third house East Wal'ren and Mack. betwel.'n 7 and 8, $145 per l'ointl', :lltnll'tive oWc('. Coullty Kl'rry, beamed ceiling. Includes upper. Neff Road, You refrigerator, and heat in. [rom Mack across Grosse Large 2.bedroom plus den month including utilities. l'ril'atl' ('ntralll'l' and park. hl'droollls, $00 daily. 822- newer carpeting, appli. name ii-it's got it-liter. eluded. Quiet, secure build. Pointe City. 3 bedrooms, lower flllt, eompletl'ly del" Immediate ocCUpanc)'. 884. ing. no I'dal!, 884.5446 ur i 2!IOI, ' ances and lots of charm. ally, Immaculate, $685 a ing, laundry facilities, $220 living room" dining room, orated an.~lcarpeted, sex',ctu,r-'I .. 7300, :i71.5912. Il\u:roN I(~:AJ) ISLAND __ -Jne.year lease at $375. month. 882.8332. per month, plus security, kitclwn, bathroom, basl" ity depOSit utilities e Ia . -. --- --. -, - 839.8033, 01' 371.9553, nH'ill and 2.cllr, garagl" $250. 885'6603, ., i M}O~1JICAL' DENTAl, oUicl' 'HAIU'EH-8 MILE IWAD 1 2 bedrulll\l furnished Avaiiable soon, Call John HOUSE FOR rent - Ridge, ------. . . suitc (or lease Mack anel Two suitl's' ;l\'llilable, $IO{), o('l';lllfl'OlI! ('ondo, Pool. at 886.2496 evenings. 'OINTE stovt', rcfrigl'rator, carpet. mont in Grosse Pointe N E A R GROSSE l DlTPl.EX--Kell)' near 1l0U~'I' Un;vl'rsit.v, Grosse Pointe. earh, off.slrl'el Ilarkinl(. go\[ :lnd tl'lIl1is SPl'Cillls, ------''h'tt' 119' E ing and dralles. $350 plus' ~ TWO.BEDROOM flal, mint Woods, 2 bedrooms, 1 ,y I ler ... xpressway, utilitil's and securily. 886- lon.Whitlil'r, dining room, I 882-3121. STI}O:UEH REALT\' Daily wl'l'kly ratl's av;dl. condition, appliances, car. bath, Ii\'ing room with .spotlessly' clean, fully car. 8073. 2 bIte( rooms, carpal' , $315 i - . -- . 775.4900 ablt' 574.91!IB. led h . peted, garage, nice area, firl'plaee, basement, ga" pe apartment, eat in. a month phiS securit)'.' 1l,\Rpgn NEAlt 12 Mile, . $280 plus security, no pets. rage, carpet, drapes and c1uded, $225 per n)l)nth, THREE.BEDROOM duplex I 886.6502,' fully carpet(>d an'd palll'II'd ,OFFICE SPACE -- :'Ilack BILTON HEAD ISLAND 886.3125. applianecs, S4S{)'a month, 885.1220. near St. John Hospital, ap. , - , suill's, 270 to 1,200 squaJ'(' I An'llue, IIt'wly d('col'a!l'd, Slluth Carolina, 1 and 2- al'ailable immediately. Call. UPPE'R _ Newly decorated pliances. 881.1410. 'I' HA VE YOU always wanted] fed, $7 per sqll ) ~~-----, • •• + • Thursday, March 25, 1982 G R 0 5 S E POI N TEN E W 5 Page Five-C .._~ ~----_.~._,-----~----~ ------~ .__ . .. __ ._ ...__ - . __ .~ _+___ ~ ~ . - .~_ .____ _ ~_.__ _ 0 __ - ~_ _ ~ __ --.- 6G-STORE OR OFFICE IS-ARTICLES 8-ARTICLES 8-ARTICLES i 8-ARTICLES 8-ARTICLES la-ARTICLES ' SA-MUSICAL RENTAL FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE ! FOR SALE FOR SALE I FOR SALE INSTRUMENTS BEAUTIFUL CORNER lo('a. I '10MI'.: OWNJ.;HS: Consider I SILK OR dried centcrpleees FURS WANTED :cn'lB, mallre,;s, on~ year old, ! KENMORE portable--;;;, Gl'~:-JERAL ELECTRIC self. PIANOS WANTED tion on Kelly Road (south the.lt' ('xamples oC Insur. by professional f lor is t $50 886.7346 after 6 pm. I washer almost new cop- cleaning stove, excellent GHAN»S, SplOels, Consoles oC 9 Mile HOlld). 80 [(,pt, ance protection on your working at home. Custom 'Consignments or Buy - - . perton~, $125. After' 6:30, condition, $125. After 6:30,' and Small Uprip,hts. o[ ~lllSS arc/it's. Larl:l'l home. Only $167 per year work, vcry reasonable, 839. LEE1S VINYL HECLINER-black; 885.0079. 885.0079. TOP PRICES PAID parking ar('a. 2,:l50 S{lllare for $00,000, $218 {o r 6434. 20:131 Mack 881.8082 dinette table and 2 chairs, ------. ----- .- .-- _.- VE 7 0506 f t Illli !l4:l4 $80,000, $292 for $100,000. ------.- .. - -' - .. --___ .- - metal legs, $100 each. 775. HAIR DRYER, pro!essional G,E. DISHWASHER, sink, . - Cl'. ~_~ . ! Thoms Insurance Agency, ORI ENTAL RUGS A SELECTION - Like new, 2595. portable, adjustable tern. faucet, $65. 885.6863. - -A-LL .. Kelly.-Nol'th o[ 8 /IIile I E I d and ANTIQUES Schwinn bIcycles. Pointe P886era_5t7u3rle.and hood. $18. C'IIEST F-REE.-ZE---R-,--e-x-c-'e-I-Ie-n't'l, 1260 ft I ,ast an Center. 881.2376. Cycler~', 20373 Mack awl BAKER COUCH, like new, PIANOS WANTED acli\:e re~ii'l a'rea 1- -FLf~A~iAR-KET------' WANTED Bill's Bike, 14229 East 85 inch, quWed chintz, ... ------. -.- --._- condition, $60. After 6:30,' TOP CASH PAID ('xcellent parking EVERY TUESDAY BY A PRIVATE PAFTY Je[ferson. Ji~ht grey/blue floral, AR ._~~~2g.. ------.- i K UP immediate possession 1 ALCOMOS CASTLE PAYING THE MOST APPLE-Co-i'PUTER, many $500.884-0856. ESTATE SALE SOFA, beige fioral, loose I ONE DAY PIC - 19 MIl.E BETWEEN MA(;K 1-633-7607 peripherals and much soft SPEA1{ER!,-"::"'R1;R'~eri~~"3, I !JROSSE POINTE ~lTY pillow back, ideal for [am. i 541-6116 Virginia S. Jeffries i, AND HARPER ------.-- ware. Norm (Jr.). Uome- 4-way 12.inch woofer su.' Pnday, Saturday, Aprd 2, 3'1 ily room, reasonable. 884.; ------.. - -- -- _. T Realtor 773.0591 I LOVE IT' per iI~eeler. 882-344i.' : Details next w(lck. ,5190. I TO 40';{; Bass clarinets, gu- 8820899 '---.-. -- -.-- - - 881.5763. Business - 365. , .. _ .__ - 1 tars drums, trombones, . AUTOMOBILE OWNERS _ Yes, Waeky just 10l'es to 6474, - - . ., HARTZ ! J.A.\1ES CLARY. PRI~TS violins, trumpets, French I ""end th" "0 m P' ny' s WEATHERVANES - hand, t t t ------As low as $31 quarterly,'P " a . HOUSEHOLD SALE . Umque oppor. Un! Y 0 pur- I' horns. "'ortuna Musi<-.8833 "LLS d 'f d 't CRICKET'S CORNER forme:! ('opper, whale de. 'I r 6J- HA buys basil' automobile in. money, an I you on ' . I chase 6 artists proof num. i Van Dyke, WA 1-4614. FOR RENT 'surance. 8BI-2:176. beliel'e The Colonial Shup 19822 Mack. Children's re-: sIgn, $85; oth2r designs up i 20728 WICKS LANE : ber 1 prints by ~fr. Clary. _ i has plenty, how do you, s'le D is c 0 u n t brand I t(~ $170; Great gift idea. i Grosse Pointe Woods Tashmoo, Put-In-Bay. City WL'RLITZ.ER OHGAX. 11'31. ------I a '. ' Can shIp anywhere. 372.' - DATES OPEN Cor hall, can. I L<\HGE SELECTION of reo suppose it pays for these: names. Consignments now 9290 ; (Of( Vernier between of Detroit, USS )fichigan,: nul,2 key boards, full ped. , ('ondlliuned SCHWINN bi. ads? If you'd like Wacky i being taken for spring and: _ _' ______._ II Mack and Marter} Battle of Lake Erie, David a1 board 40 ranks with [('rence and party room, I' • • t't b' f t I F' 'd d S t d 38 - ' Kitrh('n available. AM- c}cles. Rea~onable prIces 0 Wrl e you a 19 a summer clothes. 10'-5 Tues- : INTERMEDIATE size boy's i n ay an a ur ay Dows. 8Bl. B::>. I accessories, mat chi n g \'£TS, !farpt'r at Allard. I Village Cyclery, 777.0357. check, dig out ~'our unused,: day through Saturday, 886. i red Schwinn Varsity 10.; March 26 and 27 . - ----.-.------, bench $1500 (5 vears unneeded, belongings and, 9690. sneed, $30 or best offer.! 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. . KE~MORE double oven ele~.: old). 882.9439.' - 881-9045 (.Ir 885.9659. ,I .. - -vOLi-APPRA"isAI::s.-- give the man a call. Hum- 1__ , 882-3883 I This very nice ESTATE: t:IC range excellent condl': .. _ ------' ANTIQUES OR mels, Royal Doultons, Fl.: STEND~L:S <;.?in and ~tam~ I ~~;.~-~-;;..;~:.:----~.------;-,. : ,SALE [eal~r.e;: lov,ely ~a. i tlOn, $135. After 6:30, 885'1 KIMBAL 50':' .upright piano, 7-WANTED CULLt;<;'rl1iL~S esta Ware1 DepreSSIon' dlJjJldj,,),U~, "'Vl ": .... a\,:n"IJ.l~.l:...j .. £:.,\,.-c.. t.ciaJ .. ~CU.~iIV6d(') nnLn~~nO:',~ ':i~h\_~~ . 1 fu...... :J. :-~!l::;:~~~ :1~d r~~ TO RENT St'SA~'S, DOLL MUSEll~l glass Russell Wright fur-! market value or Insurance, room set, double bed, night: DESK in perfect conditIOn. 1 ANTIQUE . k h 's~ored S15OO. Call Pat. ______757.5tS(1B nitur'e Chi n a knick. documentation. 881-3051. stand. 2 dressers, large 1 Therz is a SANDERS mar.' '. kWIC ~rt~o~c ,:.~wi I 963-4000' o~ 839.3456. \"0 RKI ....,'G ,'rOTIIER of 3 ------knack~, cups and saucers .-. -.- .--;-.---;----,- ._.: mirror, $175 complete, i ble topped IC~ CREAM TA- I 109 d~o.c er, 49°9065;au I u. i --. -~------, "" BOX SPRING and mattrcss and brie.a.brac are just a 9.PIE.CE Vlctonan ~m~.lre: 882-7303, I BLE and 4 bentwood chairs, i c~n 1hon. - ,el'e I BUFFET Clarinet, good con. ne~ds 3 bedroorn to rent sets by Serla, 1'1 ocr. Twin iff ew th thO h" dlOlng .room set, 60 II/de I' - ----.-.------I several small mahogany ta.! nmgs. , dition $300 (Today's new near Sybil's, E. Warren. 1 $145. F'ull $185. Que>:n' t eres~ d ~ II~gS e s I~~ tab'e with 7 leaves, 6, GARAGE SALE - Drawing bles several upholstered i X -t--'t: prices' 8800'+) Xcw trum- 776.5216. i $225. King $325. All firs!: b e In' ~:o~ ~n chairs, $500. 886.9147. : board, king.size bed, books I chai~s and a sofa a Duncan ISlLYEhR F.O fur coa , su~! pet case with ~Id trumpet, th k ll _. - -. - - -_. - .- ~ ~ualitv. Dealer \\'archou.;c ',I ring your Jngs 0 1m, .------I on sailing and architecture PHYFE d If' bl d 4 I Wit mJn co ar, man s' $35 :\1 B' s 3"'73550 TIIIRT\'.\'E,.\H hOnlnl)\\'nnrs .. J he'll gladly call on you GIGANTIC Flea Market - 'I . : rop ea ta e an I blazer La Coste rain coat. I •• r, rme, ;) - , . "clearance. 261l.2854 or 371. , .' . 1 P us other subjects men's' chair' a ry prell' di He' I B85 4525 In Gro!>se Pointe Woods, '''00. I an~ all transactl.ons are)! Garage Sale, Saturday,: shoes size 10~ s~its 42 i table~'andv4e chal'r ~ Manetha II Days 822.80'31. 1 _ • • _ __ _ . . d on strictly confidential. Cal I May 1. 9 a.m ..4 p.m Table ~ ' " . ,5, a r ------1 .' noli' retire to Florid:!, " 1 '" --; him, Monda)' through Sat.; rental, $10. Well adver. re.gular, 2 ovens .and reo Washington sewmg stand, a i TAPPA.~ gas range, harvest 1 SPI:--IET PIA~O ,~Ith bench, \\ould like furnished 2-bed. ALMOST:NE\\ APPAREL urda' 11 to 6. 772-0430. I tised. Call now for your fngera.tor. Everything must coHee table, 2 PLANT I gold, perfect condition, : excellent condition, $1,000' ~~~~o~~~ o~em~Wi~;b~dp~~~.1 llCCeSSOTlPS,furs and an-! ....:'__ ~ . I table. Bethany Lutheran go, WI)) take a~y offer. STANDS, A CEDAR CHEST, I $150. After 6:30 885-O079.! after 5. 881.2512. l U~u~s at a fraction 01 tbe 1 CO V N TRY ANTIQUES:: School, 11475 E. Outer Saturday. noon li,n 6 p.m. and a glorious distressed .• : --' -- ..- ~ . m{'nt from mid. June i onglnal cost. I Wash stand, 28"x14", blan. I Dril'e 527.9518 882.0380. Sunday 9 a.m. till n~oll, ash DOUBLE BED, NIGHT' GOLF CLtJ.BS( Wllson, 3 f GIBSON ES.32.0. 6.strlng, through IIll,d.Augusl Write, We Bu~' Furs ket chest, 45"x24", barrel! . ' : 2~69 Roslyn, Grosse POinte ;TAND DRESSER and MIR. I woods, 9 Irons, B~ar bow,! cherry w~o.d fmlsh, exce~. !IIarI' Boutin at 614 Maple I Consignments Welcome washing machine, metal 1 NEW, 27.inch man's Raleigh: VIoods. ROR in a campaign style. I arrows etc. Goalie pants! lent condition. Also Tra). Lea! Estates, Port Char.. . LEE1S dls atch box 1897 OIde record LTD, blue, 23~ i ------There is' a very pretty n;ask etc. ~troller 10 gal. i n~r Bas~m~ster Mark H, lotte, FlOrIda 33952, or call i "0331 hi k 881-80'82,' E:II h c a '0 aI' t e tie frame $150. 881.9197. I EARLY AMERICAN Temple. PORCH SET with end tables fish aqua!1um complete.' With elimInator boltom. 813-625.3725. i -- ac t n s '~hcdssl fear r ~is ---'------~-- --- Stuart storage l,luffet.hutch a sewing machine in walnut Best offer on any item. 526-3801. .------.------...--- a ble Wi rop s, . GROSSE POINTE'S 36"x17"x70", $~. 12.piece b' 884-7969. _ COTTAGE 0:'\ Lake Huron ~I\' SISTERS' Place Resale i cellaneous. 882.2520. place setting Bohemian ca met, electric stove and __ ~. SQUARE GRAND piano, par- for Jul)' and August. 882. ..hop, We specialize in' , ---.- GREATEST china pearl white and ex. REFRIGERATOR, vacuum, ILITTON Microwave oven, ex- tially restored, 185Os, Vose 8912. hand.cra!ted It pm s and I \II H1TE MODER.N. table ":Ith GARAGE SALE tras. '$100. 884-4411 after ;mall bookcase, and AMER. cellent condition, $140. $1,000 or reasonable offer quality c lot h I ng. Open I black and. ,whlte chairs.: ,4 m ICAN INDIAN RUG, and After 6:30, 885-0079. 939-4348, Monda>'.Saturday, 10-5 p,m. i Good condition, $100. 885- Let our garage sale be ~our i p.. lots of small decorative items. 1------1 8-ARTICLES Consignments of craUs 6123 a!ter 6 p.m. garage sale, May ~0.31.; ODYSSEY TWO _ Video 1 There is also available a. 50 MM LENS - F-1.9, Pen------FOR SALE and miscellaneous taken I BEAUTIFfII r-' t 1 b d For dIS~~ ~rmal1on I game with 16 o[ the latest set o[ NORI'f.AKE CHINA I tax Universal screw mount, aB-ANTIQUES b}' appointment 22217 Kel. ' -- ",rllen a e. .1 cartridges 881-8483 in the QUEEN ANNE pat-: filter and cover, excellent FOR SALE . ,I room set, trip e dresser, ------.. b h' diU n S55/best oHer GRANDFATHER I)' 5 blocks South o{ Nme , ' . KENMORE SEWING ma- --.' ------.-- . -- tern, one c lOa cups and con 0, " ------~file 777-6551 tWin mIrrOrS, ~eadboard, h: 2 h 'd KI:-;G.SIZE bookcase head- saucers old stemware lots 886.3273. I ANTIQUE DOLLS CLOCKS _' __' ._____ large armoire, IIlght table, c me, c erry woo cus. board twin bed frames of mise lIa k!t h 1------' olive ash burl and ebony tom stools GE clock radio 1 ,I.' neous I e en STIFFEL LAMPS Heritage 'Collectibles _ One of the While in stock, 30'"~ to 50 ro WEATHERBY Mark V-300 $2 BOO firm retail $4 500' Salton hot tray. 372.1694.' f~gmPk;;ge,slpO;::deat3'4m3~8tc64h-item s, ol~ frlames , BOOKS, end tables gla~s cocktail off. Large selection. DeOller Magnum, never been flred. i' , ,. . -v . cos tume lewe ry, luggage, a t bl 'll t d't' largest collections avail. clearance. 288.2854 or 371. Best offer. 752-4733 after: R.allan ~nd smoke glass, 5. NINE-PIECE mahogan>' din. ------I wooden chaise lounge, andi- a e, exee en con I Ion. able to the public. We 5400. 6 p.m. ' piece dmette set, .Haltlan ing room set, carved In. NATURAL 0* dining ta. rons and tools, a VAN BRIG. 886.8365. buy individual doll coHec------.------co.tton seats, $600 firm, re- lays. 885-4066. ble, 7~ feet long by 27" GLE CENTERPIECE and FIREWOOD, Northern Mich. lions or trade. Hundreds tall, $1,200. Tuxedo.style . , wide, no leaves, with 6 candlesticks, and several Ja- igan h a r d woo d, birch, to. choose from. Chin'a, sofa bed, blue and rust SCHWINN 10.speed girl s, ex. \ chairs, $450 for set. Navy panese wood block prints maple and oak. Delivered. cloth, reproductions. Also ORIENTAL RUGS f1ame-~titched c.otton prin~: cellent condition, $110.! blue area rug with pad, that are lovely. 293.3949: many girts, Open .daily $5~ [U't?, retail $800. A~J 822-9298. I 11 feet by 7 feet, $100. I'll hand O:Jt numbered i 11.5. Closed Monday, The WANTED a.rtlcles In excellent condl- F R E N C H PROVINCIAL I Chocolate brown sectional t!ckets at 8 a.m. to estalr COMPLETE SET. Yorktown Countr)' Bumpkin, 3562 547-5000 tlon. 821.Qfi18. kt'l t bl 52" I couch with one arm, 5'3"x llsh your plact! in line at 10 Pfaltzraft stoneware, salt Metamora R 0 a d, Meta .. 'DANISH MODER.~ enclosed ~~rb~~ topa $~Oo excel~:~i 24" tall, $~. Leaded glass a.m. opening. PLEASE PARK gray and blue, Pennsyl. mota. 678-3470. '=.-::..-::..-::..-::..-::..-::..-::..-::..-::..-::..-::..-::..-::..-::..-::..-::..-::..-::..-::..-::..-::..-::..-::..-::-::...-::..-::..-::..-::..-::..-::..-::..-::..-::..-::.-::..-::..-::..-::..-::..-:-..J stereo component cabinet, condition.' Livin'g ro'O m ;~a5Omed55w~ndow,27"x39", YOUR CAR ON CHARLE-: vania Dutch p~~tern,. in- ANTIQUE Clock repaIr. An. walnut $200. Dining room chair hand-earved mahog. . 6;5485 days, 822- VOIX just one block towards I c1udes many s.en 109 pIeces, k t .' t h . , , 9192 evenings, Mack from Wicks La and accessories. $200 or tlque poc e ....a c repaIr. Household. Eltate table, " chairs, walnut, any trim, excellent condl' ----______Th ,ne_ 'b t ff 884 6144 Specializing in house calls. Sales. Appr.I"I. $250. 886.7225. tion, $75. Wheelchair 535.! BREAKFAST NOOK table'. .ere a~e m~ny IIlterest. \ es 0 er. .. 884-9246 8384323. \ and chairs, ex. llenl con. g ltems m thiS sale, Stop GE.. W ~~.. and "-er \ . Za )ln I SEAItS 'XItNN(;>1UC, 2.,Ia. 8' , dltlon, $i'~. Aft~ 5:30 p.m. ~ and aay .hello - you I desk, ~crortable, BiiliJ.~i~ 1-K-~~,C----A--R"""f=r."16"""""a-ge~'''''A'''''''tit''''l-=-qu-e-s. I portable sewing machine IBM EXECUTIVE typewriter I 882-2515 Just might fmd the very! 5 H d d" Hours' Wednesday.Friday' with attachments. After 5 recentl>. completeI)' rebuilt j' thing you have been look. II organ't ~;;e o~1 10I.n 12-4 Saturday 9.5 Cadieu; • FREE CONSULTATION p.m. 885-5735. by IBM. like new, eligible STEREO SYS'fE.\l _ l!ar. ling for. , . roo~ se d;1 nee ep(010 1 at \Varren 882-4396. Ctll 882-H54 or 881.7518 .fter 5 p.m, . for IBM service contract. satz, 2245 receiver, San. Sale Conducted by I sea ,we ng gown nev. . _ KNOWLEDGE OF AN1lQUES • TRAIHED P£RSONNEL GOOD USED furniture, beds, 886.1763 aner 12. sui 212 turntable. J.B.L. SUSAN HARTZ er worn), $50. 8814194., ANTIQUE • FREE CLEAN-UP. dre~sers, small- tables, a~m. ------100 speakers. ~fake oHer, 886-8982 .'. : chaIrs, lamps, d6sks, chaIrs, BABY STROLLER and play. 886-3984 after 6 p.m. 1 BUNK or twm beds, har~ 1 TREASURES Saturda" March 27 St pen good condition Dor. ----______BLAST OFF' rock maple, complete, $14::>.1 E . d . t hi b Donna A. Landers Jeanne R. Roddewlg J, ,.. '. • 823 1821 1 mplre resslOg a 1.', am, 882-8654 881-7518 Thomas The Apostle Con. meyer standard mixer with EN Could also double for h. Wacky has waiting for 31, $30. Brass andirons, i sofa, oriental and Tambour INSTANT COPIES 10e , sleepmg bag, $75. 881-1678. , brary desk. S400 or offer, you at The Colonial Shop, I $40. Bath cabinet, 22x30x i desks, Capodimonte table, GET THE. MOST FOR SCRATCH PADS, 65e lb. I FLEA MARKET-Table ren.1 882-5211. where the only things that I 30, plumbing fixtures in 3, Venetian hand.painted bed, PHOTOSTATS.NEGS 'tal $12.50. May 2nd, Brow. f COLLECTIBLE OLD Pros. haven't taken off are the I foot square mirror,' $40. ; chandeliers, art and cut YOUR ORIENTAL RUGS JOB PRINTING nell School. Call Operation perity gas stove. Excellent prices. Among the galaxy I 2 oli~'e green cotton velvet: glass, china, porcelains, , WEDDING Ir-,'VITATIONS i LINC. 331-6700, 9-2 week. condition, $125. 343.9117. of stars thro.ugh which I chairs, 1 apricot vinyl desk' object art, orientalia, paint. , Open Mon. thru Sat. 9-5 p.m. days to reserve your table ------__ yo~r shuttle w111pass are: I chair, $25 each. Sears 30", ings, 1carte, bronzes, and AZAR'S ORIENTAL RUGS . POI NTE PRI NTI NG I now, TORO ROT~TILL~R $150, a lighted giobe o~ a wOW- lawn sweeper, $20. 886.: much more. Open 7 days. One of the largest selections of Oriental ruls ! (Formerly Economee Serv.)! , 4-drawer fIle cabinet, d?u. en base,.a Venetian glass 7900. ' ANTIQUE TRADER f 15 1 KERCHEV ITUR~ OF the Century an. ble roller, $40, extensIon lamp, 2.tler tables, 3 Hum. ------, 21805 V D.k W at minimum prices ! 2~t Lake iote AL ,tique secretary, with slant. walking plank, 9-foot to 14- mel ~igurines, a eollection FOR SA~E: IBM Executive ~ ~~6.7~8~- arren 251 E. ~IERRlLL, BIRMIXGHAM , G Pit r k 822 7100 top desk, oak, 839-3692. foot $40, 1977 Chevy Sil. of Bing and Gron~ahl ZOo TypeWriter. Excellent Con. I V~a M s' rCh g L . : roue 0 neAt - : GRANmlOTHER'S CLOCK verado Suburban, 3 seats, diak s~'mbols, 3.1O~" Goe- dition, $500. Type D. Call; .• a ,e ar e. ayaway : FIREWOOD-hardwood $50 Or~ t-al 0 • ' ; 5. new mag wheels and bel poreeialll busts, a beau. Bryan after 6 p.m. 884.' ORIE:\"TAL RUGS 644.7311 , d' ',Ien rug, a-pleee set., tIres full . t'f I I d' d k 'th 8686 i ehvered. 521-5050, 521.' ting china. 885-2450. I •• '. pow~r, a1r con. I U . a y s . es W1. Expert appraisals, estates, ------i 1010. : ------i dltlomng, cruise. $4,900. m.atchl.ng chaIr, ~ small I 2 TWIN BEDS _ complete, purchased. '!tlodern semi. ------.---- 1 ------i COFFEE TABLE, one end I 521-6131. I Vlctonan table WIth mar. honey maple, good condl'- antique and antique Ex. ------., ! TWIN SPRINGS and mat. t bl . I t $29 h ,------ble top orne 1950' R - 1 . '. t . S a1y d 7 th: a e, \\ a nu , eac .' MEDIUM-SIZE dog house ~ ' s . s 0>a tion. 885-6234 after 2:30, pert cleaning and repaIr- ress, I.' use. mon s,' Two large hanging gold:. . . 'i Copenhagen C h r 1St mas ing. Will buy antiques also ~~~~~~roxunately 13x lamps, $18 each. 751.7262.! ~~}i~~~;to~dla~~~~la~~~,iplates: some ~pple pattern RE~RIGERATOR and eleC-j' Able to pay top dollar. 547: FRIENDLY " - 1 : $3- f 294-{)701 . I FranCiscan dmnerware, 2 tnc stove. 882.5681. 2100. .------.. , ROYAL DOUL TO~ ~a.rlow i ::> lrm. . ,brass wall hangings and a ---- , . , , t1artzrAl PROFESSIONAL Houset-oId Sales SERVICE , pattern, 12 place se,tings, :GENERAL ELECTRIC auto-: bunch more! Enter the air FUR~'lTURE. reflmshed, re- OLD STANDING BARN never u~packed. $650. ~eg. i matic -washer, 18-lb. ca-: space at The Colonial Shop, For Classified Ads Paired,. stripped, an.y type SUSAN HARTZ Never been painted. Ex- I ular $1,,5 a place setting., pacity, $70 or best offer. i 2570'1 Jefferson, near 10 C"II, 882.6900 of calling, Free estimates. YOUR SPECIA.l. cellent wood, hand hewed : 343.9058. I 881-5972. I Mile, Monda}' through Sat. '-' 474-8953. 886.8982 POSSESSIONS beams. ; FRENCH PROVINCIAL so., " urday, 11.6 p.m, 772-{)430. ------_ ARE MY Grosse Pointe City (313) ""0"968 f h' ff t bl I UONEL Pennsylvallla en- Your Mastercharge and dB-ANTIQUES .,....,.., 1 a, c aIr, co ee a e, O~- gine S275 or best of[er,: V' I d d FOR SALE SPECIAL CONCERN '-- ....J tagon drum table newl\"' ' Isa are we come, an A ~---~~--~------~~----_-~_------..;;;, upholstered, exceJ1~nt con--; after 6, 885-0028. don't. fO;,get, we buy and REBU ILT dition. $250 all. 527-7672 TWO CO~TEMPORARY de-! appraIse.. i------WASHERS after 5. ' sign (Globe) custom love, WHOLE HOUSE of furniture' ,...------., ------seats slip co\'ers included: f I 777 2986 i A!II'TIQUE DRYERS ST~REO S~EAKERS - 2 SI75.~ After 6, 885-0028' or sa e, '. I SPRING SALE HOUSEHOLD LIQUIDATION DISHWASHERS high quallty Omega 300 ------BOOKS _ .selection {rom ... SALES COMPANY 1 Year Guarantee speakers. ~fust sell. Call ~[APLE dinin~ room hutch- [ book lover's library. Also 4 ice cream parlor chairs - Sale price $135. One round LL GEORGE after 5 p.m. 882-5928. Ea04~ll1YAmerican ~trle. 884. toy.' soldiers, militan' fig. ice cream parlor table, 3 matching chairs - Sale price AVAILABLE FOR APPRAISALS CA ------$175. Wrought iron glass top table, 6 matching chairs, A:-;D ESTATE SALES 885.1762 WE ARE Stone Grown~! I' ---' ---_____ unnes, war games, models. excellent plus - Sale $350. Matching set 2 oak rockers, would like to introduce YA~fAHA mixing board, E.\f: Open Sat. 10-4, 25 ~ew. 1 oak ~,ettee bench _ Sale price $185. round oak table Our Shop is located at: t______F"~=====~==~=.::----__,you and your friends to a [ 300,. 12 channel, with' berry Place, Grosse Pomte _ 3 lelwes, 6 matching chairs, $425. 15115 Charlevoix new SOILFREE Plant Sys. speakers, $1,100. 6 channel Farms, Ml. 48236. Glassware, tin top, fine furniture _ Grosse Pointe Park FIREWOOD i I _ J. C, HUXTER tern. We have a large va. board. EM 150, $300, Pio. , SPACE HEATER 20 000: HQurs' Tuesdar and Thursday HARDWOODS rip:y nf plants and acces. ne~r t~pe deck, 9191, $300.: BTU, Temco, al~ost ~ew, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. i HALLSWORTH A:'Il'TJQUES GALLERY Seasoned, mixed sories. For details call 01-, 880-0936. $75. After 6:30. 885-{)o79, I 16135Mack, Corner of Bedford Call us at 331-3486 during business hours to arrange h d d ana ~-ra 372-7916 SOUD CHERRY d' . : ------I 9-6 Monday through Saturday for special appointments. ar woo s ___' _' tnmg room' GIRL'S while bedroom set- 1 LA t.:RE~ CHAPMA:-; $40 {ace cord COt.:~TRY ANTIQt:ES and tabl~ 3 leaves, 4 side: 8 pieces, good condition" New arrivals daily. JILL WILLIAMS Delivery available colbctibles: spice rack, chaIrS. upholste~d host, coffee, and end table. 775. j 776.320'2 885.4400 pewier pitcher, Old En. and h~stess cham, $45O.! 6350 884-3113 CHARLES KLI~GE:-'-S~lITH We feature a selection of antiques, fine used furniture '--_-.-.-_-__-_-_-.-__-_----- gJ.ish drop'eaf table, wood- Large !lght mahogany knee- , '..- ---_-_-_-._-_-_-_--:..,;;;,;;;,;;;,;;;,;;;;;,;,;;;,;;;,;;;,;;;,;;;,;;;__ -_-_-_-_--- --, ;------1 en slat wash machine hole desk, leather top and i KITCHE~ AIDE portable and accessoriE's. VSED BOOKS - Bought, washtub stands. red bar~ sides, .bookshelv~s on back, dishwashe!,. white, excel. '~OTRE DA~1E HIGH SCHOOL -- --_._-~------_._---~-~ - - - sold. Fiction, non-fiction. bench. yellow\\'are milk matching chair, S150.: lent condItion, $75. After 20254 KELLY RD. Hardcovers, paperback - pan, lobster pot, sheh'~d Small. knee-hole desk, blue I 6:30. 885-0079, ~EXT TO EASTLAND CE:-;TER FINE ART OBJECTS noon 'HI 6 p.m. Tues. thru bread box, postal scale.' FO_~_I~a.top~_~5. 886.1924. ,REFRIGERATOR . Freezer,' 6th ANNUAL Sat. BOOKTlQl.JE, 15243 mmon, frame. 882-2520. 8 FOOT DECORATOR SOFA, 1 Cull freezer, oven, range,' CASH ON CONSIGNMENT Mack Ave., between Lake- ORGA~. I~~~.~e-v-.S-pl~;t--= $500, 8&4-8905. 'sink, portable dishwasher,' ANTIQUE SHOW AND SALE pointe and Beacons1ield. J - S400 C 11 ' 885 ONE ITEM OR WHOLE ESTATES 885-2265. cherry French Prol'incial. -.CHI:'iA-S ILVER WARE - . a everungs . . TOM KELLY MEMORIAL Gnl 13 pedals, 2 keyboards, I CRYSTAL •._~~~ . ------I F~IDAY, MARCH 26th 5-10 P.~f. Oriental Rugs e Fine Crystal and Porce. ,.... ;.I Ledie sl'zaker. ~fovillg, For the best price call Fine I ELECTRIC STOVE 2O'.inch, SATURDAY, MARCH 27th 10.9 p.~r lain • Fine Paintings. Sterling, Jewel. must sacrifice. $650' or best Arts oC Grosse Pointe. 886. I apartment size, white, $75. BAKE SALE AND AUCTION SATt.:RDAY OXLY ry, Collectibles • Fine Antique Furni- WE BUY BOOKS offer. 884-1039. 9284. Arter 6:30'. 885-{)o79. RAFFLE FRIDAY AND SATL'RDA Y ture, BROWSE, EAT, BUY IN YOUR HOME ~fATERNITYclo-t-h~-~,- ~p~ing CHILDREN'S BOOK SAL~; i- KINDi~ust rocker -~he.~; PLEASE CALL OR WRITE 50 Dealers and summer w('ar. Infant, Saturday, ~farch 27th, ID: 1 Kindel oU-white loung(! 1 Free oUers. Courtes~', Collectibles toddler clothes. 881-8622. 8.m.2 p.m. 114 Lothrop. chair, sewing machine desk DuMOUCHELLE'S Service for over 17 yen, . ------. -- . ------;- -' and yard goods, plate glass Irish Deli, Hot and Cold Snacks. Friday feature Fish BEAUTIFUL large P e can COLO~IAL STYLE-slip -. mirror, pictures. 884-3985. and Chips dinner. Donation 50c Includes door 409 E. JEFFERSON JOHN KING coffee table, with leaded open sofa bed, brown and . .._ ....__ .. __. prize drawing. 1st prize Old Tymc Wall Clock. DETROIT, 48226 961.0622 glass inserts. Four 185.70 rust plaid. Was S65O, sell: SEARS Kenmore gas dr~'er, 2nd prize Lady's Swiss Wrist Watch, Free Park. L-eClip and Save this Ad. -' 13 Michelin's, books, more, S395. Never used. 777. ~ excellent condition, S75 ing. 963-6255 ,822-5869.' 6559. I After 6:30, 885.0079. ------~------~--~~~~--~---~~------~------~--- _.- ...... --- --~-~--~-~--,------~------_.- GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursdey, March 25. 1982 P.gl Six.C ------. ------~_. ------~-_.- -- -_ .. _. __ ._~------_. "-ANTIOUES 9-ARTICLlS lit_ARTICLES "-CARS -, l'-CARS I"-CARS 'lC-IOATS AND 12D-LAKE AND RIVER FORSALE WANTED WANTED FORSALE FORSALE ._. FORSALE i MOTORS PROP£RTY NLEY'S I 1 LOVE IT! TOP $$ PAID for rolor TV'~ Hl7ti L'OUGAH XH7 -- aute. i 1071 GOLD MERCEDES -11977 TOYOTA Corolla Sll~ 1977 STARCRAFT - 17 foot LAKI': HURON. Most deslr. DE Yes, Wacky just loves to needing repair. 774.9380. ma: ie, air, V.3, AM.Fl\I: 280 SEL, fuel Inj.ected, 6 S~ort Coupe - Sharp, low fiberglass tri.huil, 1ili:; able 711-£00t Ilikefront lot. ANTIQUES . spend the com pan y' s cu'Sctte, $2,150 865.6845. i c)'linder, uses regular gas'l mIles, best urfer. 885.5014. Johnson outboard 815 h.p., Olle hour from Grosse The area's finest collection I money, and If you don't' 0 MOTORCYCLES . . . - - I excellent condilion. Must. -- .. ' " --. -- .. --;-.- power trim, 1979 heavy Pointe. Phune 882.1717. of quality Intlque furnl~ believe The Colonial Shop 1 A- I 1979 Bl.)lCK Hrgal - Turb() j sell S~ 000 or best. Days 1975 f\IUSTANG 11, pO'.\3r duty Shoreland'r trailer. -~ '--~'~ ",-- - .~._.~. -._- .. ~ ture in oak, walnut, wick. has plenty, how do you i FOR SALE ! V.O, "~I)' dean and well i (511l) 252.1144, after:l p.m, s~eerJng, stereo, digital Extras. Ver~' good condl. I B~~v~' ~~~I~';O~S L~~~tff~1 er and pine, plus COll8Cti'I suppose it pays for these I . i ~llllntall1ed, $4,500. 866.: 331.0429. Ask for Rob. _c..:O:k~_r:ll~s.~~~b!~8~~~~~.77. tion, $4,500. Call after 5 waterfront properties In bles galore, ads? If you'd like Wacky 11966 B.S.A. 650cc, tWill car. I _596. : - .--~. -~- -~------ge8 BUICK Sk'i k 4.d I' p.m, 881.9410, various price ranges in Clocks, tins, toys, stained to write you a big fat buretor, mint condition, I iQ74 '-TOYOTA Co;~iia De: :1978 CHEVY Wagon, Powe~ I 26,000 miles, > :r~a'm p~~f: BRAND'- NEW--1982--Chry. prime executive area. windows etc. You won't I check dig out your unused '839.694a. I luxe 1600 2 door auto.' steering, power brakes, au 8852731 sler outboard motor, 1" CALL GIL WITTENBERG I t d I ' I ' ------.- I • " " tomatic, air, 29,000 orlg. '. .- be dlsappo n I.' • I unneeded, belong ngs and BATAVUS Moped, late 1979, I malic console, a:r, AM.Fl\! . I II Art 4 --- -.-- -.- ---- ~ -- i h.p. $900 or b~st offer. 'THE WATER SPECIALIST' MONDAY THRU I give the man'a call. HUIl~. black, beautiful, excellent' radiais. tinted glass, rear ~~;.76n~8es. er p.m. 1974 MONTE CARLO, pow'i 881.3681. CENTlIH\' 21, AVID 778.8100 SATURDAY 9.5 : mels, Ro)'al Doultons, Fl' condition, clean, asking i defroster, factory lool kit, . ._..:..______er steering, power brakes, ! l{ not In leave number 27112 HARPER I esta War e, D~pression $450. 885-4331. 35 mpg., :egul~r ga,s, body, 1978 lo'lAT X.19 - 4 speed, air conditioning, AM.nt i -'.,.F--T-R..A-I-L-E-R-S---- '()N LAKE - HU-nON-'-;e-;~ 772.9385 I gl.ass. Russell Wright ~ur. 1______dent, $67.:>.Tl 6.0285. 'new tires, excellent condJ. _ .r_a_s.sette,_$800_'_8B2_.7_2~~ _ A"'D CAMPERS Credit Cards Accepted I mture, Chi n a, kmek. - .... - -. - t' $38oo 3430395 -. -- -. - - i..... !.cxington, lovely 2 stury 3 ______1 knacks, cups and saucers I1-C,ARS 1973 ~IO:\'ACO S:ationwagon '_ lon, _' ~ ' _ ~._ ._: __ 1979 FORD Granada, 4 door, : bedroolll home wllh fire. ANN ARBOR-THE MICR \ and bric.a.brae are just a FOR SALE all power, ,Ut-F:l1 stereo,' 1978 SU:-\BIRD :....._Automat. Iriple. burgundy, air, po\~er i FOR RENT _ GT motor. plut'e, family rOOIll, llnd at. 1 IGAN ANTIQUES SHOW few on t~e things he's i~. ------Tlll1S well, $500. 88€.8708' It:, power steering, brakes, sleenng, power brakes, hIt homes, new 25 foot, class tllchcd 2 2 car garage. AND SALE, April 2, 3, 4, terested In. If you can t AUTOMOBILE OWNERS .-, after 4. p.m. new tires excellent condi. stereo, low mIles. Must I A. 685.3495. Also includes one 2 bed. U of M Crisler Arena, bring your things to him, As low as $31 quarterly,: 1981 CHRYSLER Cordoba- tion. $2,700. 343.0395. sell, $3,950. 885.7132. • room renlal and one 1 Main and Stadium, Exit he'll sladly call on ~'ou, buys basic automobile in.. \\"th C b '1 t f I th - .--' ~- --'-'~ -----.--.------, 12B-VAC "TIO"'. bedroum rental, $110.000. . 6' I a 1'10 roo, ea er, . A C "R "l"'l Land con'ract terms 1622 175 off I"94 11 •. m" lil an~ aII transac t IOns are surance. 881.237 . all options, $7,500 or offer. 1981 CUTLASS Cele,bl'lty - '1 - "" PROPERTY . '.' . p:m" Sunday 11.:1. Admis. strICtly confidential. Call ------649.3287 da's or 884-1810 i 2 door, 13,000 miles, ex- REPAIR 8100 evenings 1.622-6325. Sion $3.50. 67 select deal. I him, Monday through Sat. SEE DICK WARNER . . '. k d I ceilent price. Can after 8 ------Town and Country Realty. ~r~ 1\'1'lith "nil ellrly 19th \!!'':l~y, 1\ to 8 "1'72.0430. For your new FORD, new evenings or _~_ee_ ~n _s'__ _ p,m. 526-3937, I HAVE YOUR CAR I QUIET counlry hideaway on . BYO\\;~Ei-(~~St~-;:;-1--4 'b~~j. Century furniture a.nd aC'1 \ truck or good used ear. ,1980 DODGE OM:'I:I U24 -, ------.----- .. ~------: I ~rrp Yur.round horne,' .UVHl CV:VIl;": VB C..,;..l ::; tessorles. Several Michi. WANTED - BrownIe Girl SERVICE I Loaded, prlrate, warranty, ,1£81 TOROI"ADO Diesel _I' POLISHED 3 bedrooms, on beautiful Ian pieces: a rooster wea. S~out, Cub Scout, ,Camp. AFTER THE SALE i $4,500. 296.5564, ' Immaculate, loaded, loll' PROFESSIONALLY Irout stream. close to state "'ell' Baltimore. Built 1976. thervane dated 1871, um-l fIre, Bluebird uniforms. i 46 )'ears on E. Jefterson 1. - . ----. - mileage $11 000. 375.0873. EXTERIOR ONLY $35 forest. On good road. Onl)' 3 car garage, all amenities. brella stand with appl1edChUdren's clothes in eX'i RENAISSANCE FORD, l:\'C. i 1973. \'ALIAZIIT. .77,000 •. - .~---":---' 1 INTERIOR, EXTERIOR, 3 hours north of Detroit.' Land Contract. No agents. decorations attributed to cellent condition to be sold I 1833 E Jefferso11 I miles, some rust. New 'ra. , 1979 DODGE Magnum. Many I TRUNK $50 Imm~dillte possession. $67" i $220,000. 1.725.5540, Granli Ledge Pottery, set on consiinment. The Rain, i PHONE: 567.4700 'diator, h{'ater, water pump.: extras, low mileage, ex., CALL FOR APPOINTMENT! :100 cash. Consider terms. I ------of eight hand.palnted pan. bow Shop, 96 Macomb \ HOlliE 881.5251 $500. 882.£427 mornings. . cellenl condillon, $4,200. i 881-2576 : For appointment phone; '2E-COMMERCIAL els on cloth from a stage. Place, Mt. Clemens, 463. , I -.~ • - - -, --; -. -.------. -: 881.1738. : . I (5171 756.2142 or (517); PROPERTY coach stop between Ann 2006. ' AUTO INSURANCE as low' 19/R GRA~!? 1 RIX LJ -, . ---~--~ . ~ -- - -: I 362.2215 _ Arbor and Manchester, c. ------as $30 per 6 months. For \ Loaded, .Z.lebarled. excel-, 1977 DODGE ~harger ?E - I 11B-CARS WANTED. : DUSl:\RSS and 1840. Dealers showing In SERIOUS local collector will full ph)'sical damage, $75. lent con~~~~~_886.:493.__ 2. ~oor, \lie.ll equl~ped, i TO IUY ! 12C-FARMS Michigan for the first time' purchase all signed Tiffany Northeastern Insurance, I 197n TovOTA Corolla SR-5 Wife scar, mmt condition, I FORSALE 1NVESTME:'\T Snullery Harm, Sewlck.. Iamps: Han diP'e, ierpo in,t _' 371 0550. A.1,.. loaded,• 35 mpg, $4,. low7378' mileage. $2 850. 881. CA..,('H FOn CARS 'I , E X CPROPERTIESL U S 1 VEL Y ley, Pa., showing Wind. Jefferson and Moe Brl~ges SURPLUS JEEPS $65 Cars 400. Call 881-9686, after 6. -- ' ------:rop DOLLAR PAID I ACRES 20 Just reduced' SJ\LES _ LEASES SOl'S, Queen Anne furnl. I amp s, All lransac:lons $89 Truck $HiO Simlla~ i p.m. I 1980 DODGE Colt _ 14,000 mhE :\IAHER CHEVROLET I. -, I EXCHA~GES ture and folk art-earllest strictly confidential. Please I ' ,. I __ . .. -----~- ----. i miles AM/FM stereo rear USED CAR LOT to $18,000, Crosl\ell area, . I clll after 6 pm 888-2812 bargains avallabie. Call for 11975 ~fO:"iTE CARLO Load d ' • 88 ' f 1"175 EAST JEFFERSON ! includes small building 1.'1." VIrginia S, JeCfries, Rea tor known P enn.y 1van Ia blbl e ' , dl t, ho t efogger. 5-6215 be ore ... 'I b f '1 . 11: 8820899 box 1782. Lewis Scranton, -.------'j your rec or) on w 0 I ed, .., excellent condition,'.' I 2:30. 821.2000 ment s a or tral er, "e i . KUHn worth Co n tl t WANTED: Books, records, purchase, 602.998.0575, Ext., new paint new Ures $2. -----.------.- and septic. Beautifully I . -.------.~- untou:hed ' t n e CUI sheet music for American 4301. Call Refundable. ! 400 or best ofCer. 866:.531li. 19B1 CHEVETTE _ 4 door, DEAD OR ALIVE wooded In blck. Land con. : ~ORTHER~ ~lICHlGA~ Dc. coun ry llun. Association of Unlvenlly'sl------.-- I 4 d 11 000'1 i CARS TRUCKS lract terms. Call 1-359-7353, \'elopment proper!)'. 14.5 ture - .mall ,randfather Women's FaU Book Sale, 1968 PONTIAC Le Mans, fair I' 1978 GRAND PRIX - Air, M/FlIispee, , ml es, a 1', FHEE TOWI:-\G _ 7 'DAYS evenings 1.679.2142. Town acres, Little Traverse Bay clock, ~aln decoration, For pickup, call 884.4837 concl1t~on, excellent trans. power s tee r j n g, power t stereo cauette, 365.7322, 368.,(06"'. and Country Rellty. trontage, one half mllc wooden v.ori.., 811.. Hoad. or 882-8471, portatlOn, 881-4213. i brakes, bucket seats, .con. _oaded. $50400, 771.2001. ! "T t. . , west of Petoskey on major ley. James and Barbara 1------, -, sole, 47,000 miles, $3,995. SIMCA 70 4 passenaer plus --A--R-T-'-S-T-O'-W-IN-G- 12O-LAKE" RIVER hlghwa\'. Terms possibk Bllderback, Easex, Connee. PORTABLE DISHWASHER 1972 OPEL, 4 cyhnder, 20.30 i Call after..s. 296-a843. utility 4 cylinder, front I Call b~5ine5! houl'J BlB. ticut major pieces-rare wanted, apartment slze'l m,p,'., runs good. 1-- --__ ------;---. wheel drive, $575, 882. We buy junk cars and trucks. PROPERTY 347.7711 Ext. 274 or after 1800 tiler maple bowlront prefer white or aImOnd.! 1970 CHEVY Impala, good' 1960 BONNEVILLE Diesel. 0028. I Any condition. Top dollar I - j 4 6163477526 chelt, inlaid mahoaany Call after 4 p,m. 884-3444. transportation. 759.3314. Loaded, triple blue, 1m. ------: paid. .O:-i LAKE HURON _ 499B, p.m. . . . elrd table c: 1'790, Vir,lnla ,. - maculate, At loan or take 1971 LINCOLN Towne car., FREE TOWING 'Nf)fth Lakeshore, 40 min. I !lamsey.pope, Dorset, Ver. JOHN KING is sUll buyJng 1976 PONTIAC Le Man s over pa~'ments. 882-4662, Air, rebuilt transmission, 24 HOUR SERVICE utes north at Port Huron,! 12F-NORTHERN mont early Atnerlcana _ good books for cash, Why Sp~rts Coupe, red o\'er .. new master cylinder, super 773.7039 modern 011 heated, 3 bed.; PROPERTIES hooked rUjs, watercolors, sell to someone else for whIte, very good. running 1979 OLDS Startl;e, Ftrenza clean, garage. Todd 886- 'I room home, complelelY : _ quilts, toys and furniture, less. 961.0622. and body condition, Call sport packag~, \ .6, 4.speed, 2854. ,I.'-'-,.---.-O-A-T-S----- furnished, carpeted, drapes,' MICHAWYE, 7 mlles south Queen Anne oval top tavo EASTSIDE boomller after 4 p.m. 776-2741. power steeTlng, rear de. ------... . 1\i baths, large living. of Ga\'lord. Beautiful 4 ern table, Holly MeIer, sires sl ned limited e~~~ 1972 MONACO Station Wag.; fogger, ~~I/FM .cassette. FORD, 197~. CS Waion - I AND MOTORS ! room, family room attached ~ bedroom chalet completely Norfolk, Conn. - pristine tions fl~e illustrated chll. on, dual air, all power, I ~39'J0, \\ lll: negotiate. 882- ~~208d utlllty, $57S, 882. I ------, 2 car aaraae and shed.' !urniJhed. Lots of extras. p'inted piecu, Rob Stew- dnn"s literature art pbo. AM/FM stereo, runs well, i __ 6. ,. 11981 LASER - Like new,; 833,000 cuh or make of. I 885.3211. art, Limerick, Maine h1ih. to.raphy Amerl<:lInM De.1 $500. 886.8708 after 4 p.m. ,'1978 CONCORD DL ".door j 1987 MUSTANG 200/6 _ All. yellow hull; read, white" fer, 880.7~66 evenlnis. L T I"" 'II h--'- '--7--'1- .tyle and formal furniture ' • . ," I' I yellow, blue sail. $1,695, ------, 0 ,'OJ C a\l}e, ml e. important Bo.ton Chi en. troll, Civil Wlr, OCCUlt'11978 T HUN DE RBI R D.: automatic air, PO\\er steer. tomat c, pOYier steerlna, 792.10M. 'ST, CLA IR '.outh of Ga)'lord. 885.3211. dale cloc:!f with wor:'P b I Avant Garde Lit, military Sharp! Air, stereo with; .-!~~,..~~,90~. 886-2764, power brakes, nice condl. : -----.-----.- ' , ------Robert Pope and alrn.~ county histories. philoao. C.B., 44,000 mlles, $3,500. : 1981 GRAND PRIX _ White ~~. 884-9582. ~__ : 1957 OWE.~S cabin cruiser., The Ri\'er Club. Luxury. ~1..\CKl~AC ISLAXD ,. cue by Stephen Badl pby and worthwhile books I 573.7288. 1 Landau cruise tilt air 1981 CUTLASS LS _ 4 door' 29 ft. wood hull, 327 single i CClndomlnlum on Lake St. Choice 2 bedroom. 1~ ba:hs. !.. am, I or collecUoDs in an cate.i------: ' , , , , prop. Survey titled, bub.. Clair. From $75,000 to end un!l condo, wlter , C. 1785, important cherry l' aories, Ca.sb paid a"d 1m. I 1972 MGB, excellent, win. \ c~stom burgundy Interior, 6 cylinder, dark. blue, bled In well, ready to iO. : $225,000. High quallt)' con.' frontage, completely (ur. t. bonnet •.top secretary, Mary. ::Iedlate removal. I ter.stored, Southern car,' "'lr7s, spotless. $8,200, ne.: 16,000 miles, loaded. $7" Excellent condition. $6,000: struct!on, innovated de.. nishcd, Sl1O,ooO, owner. ~ _ beth Keene-Wayne Pratt, I I 51,8110.886.0153 after 5. . __g~~~~!e~!~-4~~ __ 500. 881.7199 evenings. . or offer. 882.5211. sign, prh'lte sellin,. Sev. ~'ay consider land con- ~ ~.rlboro, ~alSacbus~etts I GRUB STREET \ --.--- : 1978 FORD VA.N-4 speed 19B1 RABBIT LS diesel 5 eral floor plans available trac:. 886.6692. ~~erl~an antiqu,tl and ac. A BOOKERY 1980 OLDS Toronado, diesel. d . , . d d't' d 4 d I' t't CAPE COD Rhodes 18. Wood. . for "our selection. Open .. _ _ cuaona ilu:huiinl;- Wind low mileale loaded ver' over rne, goo con I Ion. spee, oor, a r, casse e, k l bQa ~ tIaak' I ~(o .. x.. &yq .. '~' • .:....._ ,. ' 1."'''~~- .....--- .' "\e.,, lII8'7~ "'70.1.712' ~t' \ n."". dri." • .- tn.\n,. AKI'Fl' GOLDE~ OAK leaded glass I ------lires, 79,000. miles, S2.100. : __:on~tlOn:886~~___ _ g_. 1 SEARS Ted" WIlha;:1l 7.~ j choice area. 5 bedrooms,' bedrooms, kitchen with eal- matching doors, excellent, CASH FOR 886-0836. 1981 PO:'liTIAC Gran Lemans 1981 PO~TIAC Phoenix, 4 h.PdToutbo~rg't ..e cS2~~: 41~ baths, central air con. ing space. utility room, ga- co n lOn u $500, 882.9439. KIDS CLOTH ES ------~--- wagon loa d e d 11 000 I door hatchback. excellent I' 8 85,,'l23 'a f,se6\\ lcme, .' ditioning. Glorious view rage, mid.40's. Terms. ------M G B -G T 1974 rare very '." d' . l'l -v ,er p.. f I I' LARRY and FRAN'S EXCELLENT CONDITION 'g~od co~d:tion,' $2,900 or miles, price reduced. 885-. con ,lIOn, ow ml eage, 4 i ---.-----~-.--~- rom 2 evel vernadas. stee . W 10'\ L-\:'\E Woods ANTIQUES & THINGS VERY CLEA..'l. BETI'ER best offer. 884.7186, 2274. i ~ylin~~r •. aut?matic, air! 1,!.'78 BAYI~lNER-Hl fo(}t. s:awall and dock, $340,OO~. S : .. d .- 13859 E. 8 Mile BRANDS, INFANT THRU 14. ~._____ --_.------.--- ~._ ... --' condltlonlllg. Slereo, power: with 78/35 h,p. Chrysler Umque pIece of St. Clair paclOus 2 be roon: b:-lck (In Shopping Center) Bring. In Monday, Tuesday. 1979 DATSU:'Ii, 280Z, GLP, 1981 CHEVETTE 4-door, 4: st.eering and brakes, r~ar; engine. Complete with cov- I riverfront property at top' ranch. Formal dl n In g 776-4915 . or Thursday, 10.4 p.m. 5 speed, stereo cassette, speed, 1,400 m~les, $4,700.: wllldow re!ogger, rusl! ers and trailer. $3,250.875. I of hi!! just north of St. i roo~ .. basement With la\'. Open daily 11-6 p.m. except LEE'S RESALE 34,000 miles, black and 268.6348 after" p.m. I proofed, must sell, S6,750. 3376. I Clair Inn. Zoned for mul.1 L~\el~ corner lot, garage S.unday, Macomb Count)"s 20331 Mack 881-8082 gold packag~, mint condi- ~IERCEDES300Dl~~\'- mlle-: 886.3124. : 1979 CLASSIC S t b' 19 tiple housing. Large older! ClI'lth door opener. Land tion $8900 886-4917 ,. ------I par ca In horn rese tl e f ontract terms. Jargest sh.op. Are you Jnot ------". . age. all extras. chauffeur, 1981 ELECTRA Park Ave- I foot _ low hours, excel- " e ~ n)' a on am.; : oak furmture! or walnut CRICKET'? CORNER i 1979 PONTIAC _ Gra~d maintained, immaculate. nue, sedan, diesel, loaded, l~nt condition. Call 885.' Il~. reSIdence, could be 3. HANDLOS 882-7300 ,fumltl;lre, Hlesey g~ass, New children s shop. Ha~d. i LeMans, loaded, nice. 886.7055. i 16,000 miles, best offer. 3735 after 6:30 p.m. : un~ts. Good dock and boat I ------; RoseVIlle pottery, antique made crafts and top qual.lty $4,300. 296.5564. ------~- - ~-~-~.-~~--- 886.5527.. ' hOISt. Good property for j GROSSE POIXTE FAR~tS- ~ jewelry, old baby dolls, resale clothes. Now takmg ~~ _~_. 197~. DODGE Maxl.Van - i i ------.--- pas sib I I.' development. i 4 bedroom. 11'2 bath En~. I post cards, Life & Look consignments on spring 1976 )lALIBV C:assic-Lan-- WlI1dowed. 81.300 or offer. i OLDS CUTLASS 1976-Pow.i llA-CAR I $192,000, I llsh, Living room wilh' : magazines, 1940's, .1950's.. and summer clothing. Mon. dau, air, stereo, rear de. Call Jack 866-0800. : er brak.es, power steer.! REPAIR ; Show ~Iac~ home in prime; nalural firepla~e. large ; Tremendous ~Iechon of day through Saturday, 10.5. fogger, rally wheels, swiv. 19i3 T.BIRD -~. 45:000-~;i'e;: I mg. radIO, rear defogger,. 1 locatlo~ Just norlh ?~ the: dining room, beautiful new I Jamps and Wlcker. We 19822 Mack el buckets, console, ex~el. 1 d d 81 6-0 772-1416 bucket seats, $2,000. 526- ...----[-A-S-T-S-ID£----' St. Clair Inn. Magmflcent: kit I.' hen with breakfast . hive a vast variety for all ------lent condition, S2,250 or 08 c~. _:_J : ~ :._._, 8756. : l20 foot lot. Custom brick; nook. New energy efficient rof you. Sto~ In and see USED ~ECORDS. Top dol. I best ofter. 885-7744. 1980 Ll:-;COL~ Towne coupe. 1978 PO~TIAC Le~I;~ Sta- TRANSMISSION ranch home with terrace, i furnace, new roof. Owner. ; tn. and don t forget, we lar pald for quality used i ------good mlleage, excellent, tion wagon wife's car air heated pool, guest house" 881.6481. , are always In. t~ellmarket Lan.Py:Sq.uAanl~l:yy,P~:b~:rtesU~p_c':.: S conditIOn. 86,200. Days 569. i stereo, luggage rack, 'pow:. 16301 M.AC;K a,' 3 M,' dock and hoist. $259,000. 1----.. ------: to buy, we especla y need 1820. Evemngs 885-6153. I k . h 1 I 1 ClEAUCHAMP , ,ood glass praised at your home. Car ee _ .____ _. _ ~ er oc s, wIre w ee s, WORKF... GUARANTEEDOA. ILJ 22825 :-''EWBERRY , , City Classics. 8845 E. Jef. R C . 1974 :lIALlBU 2 door. Power c~ean, $3,950. Call after 6: 1••.5959 REALTORS 51. Clair Shores GOLONIAL SOFA - Old ferson. 10.5:30, Monday. ay a m pise steering brakes. air, snow p.m. 791-8229. L-_....:~~:..::..:..=...----l Open Sunday 2-5 p.m. ~ lettered carved back chairs Saturday. 331.2700. DR UMMY lires. 5850. 886-7.534. ------1-329-4755 3 bedroom ranch, family • (2 sets), small 3 drawer ir------:...-----.;.;;;;;;:.=;-.;=-,;.;;--I llA-CAR ------room. central air, attached : chest medicine cabinet, VW, 1978 - Dasher. wagol', ' REPAIR garage. Assumable 12...., : beveled mirrors. 881.7236. Wanted to Buy complete OLDS sunroof. AM,F~ stereo, SELLING AN mortgage. ______or partial est 8 t e s _ cassette. Super cIcan~ Reg- .------., 8B4-2414 4,e-oFFICE I . I . W'I ular ga" 565.9850 :'>f::ll\da\' ITE A A .... I Jewe ry, antiques. e WI 1 THE ROAD TO through Friday. 9.5 pm. - MERCEDES BENZ SERVICE iV\: I -- _. ~- : EQUIPMENT I pay the higltest prices for __ ------estates quality household SAVINGS 1980 AL:DI 4,000, 4.,loor, 4. JOHN AND HOLGER FO WI:'\DMILL POINTE ;OR SALE-2 IBM Selectric Items, antique or contem. THE 82's ARE HERE speed, low miles, sun roof. SERVICE CENTER INC R DRIVE ; I typewriters, 11 inch, porery items. We buy and ORDER YOURS :-;OW~ air. A:l11F:'>r cassette, mint 16521 EAST NI:-\E MILE ROAD, EAST DETROIT, DUPLEX •• "u. IS.inch, $300. Be. liquidate. Best prices paid For that personal touch on c:)ndition, S8,400 264-5218. (BETWEEN GRATIOT AND KELLY ROAD) BEST RESU LTS Townhouse on each side • tween~, 6-10 p.m. 886.4838, or achieved through our dnew or usedd hcars.d Mon-9 1n~91 ~ U T We specialize in Merce dAd'es Benz, Ulan d V'".n. re- with 3 bedrooms, 2lh bath, .:.- --::------internationally k now n ay an T urs ay, "I '2 J LAS S Calais pairs. Five mechanics to serve you. Serving sat- CALL 3 car garage, newly dec . For auction house. Phone for I a.m. to 9 p,m. Tuesday, Hurst Olds. W-30 package. isfied customers for more than 10 years. We are orated. $179,000, assum. free appraisal, one item Wednesday and Friday, Every option including T-, h d 6 able mortgage and / or t 6 open ~onday throug Fri ay from 8 a,m. to p.m, Clossified Ads or many-Oxtord Auctions 9 a.m. 0 p.m, top. Absolule flawless" 882-6900 other terms. L.T.C, (313) 628.4695. 772-2200 Stored. 7.000 miles, $7,700.' 773-5820 882.0114 Call 882-6900 1 --' L...- -....J 5:~5.4265 after 6 p.m. 'L- --' ••• < _, ••• ;i«." ~ ",-.:J ...... • • $ $ • Thursday, March 25, 1982 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven.C 13-REAL ESTATE ------13-REAL ESTATE il3-REAL------i------ESTAtE Ill-REAL ESTATE r: ------13-REAL ESTATE : lS-BUSINESS '20-GENERAL FOR SALE FOR SALE ! FOR SALE ! FOR SALE FOR SALE 'OPPORTUNITIES SERVICE -P-O-IN-T-F-;-V.-VO-O-D-S---' -C-E-N-T-F,-n-E-N-T-R-A-N-C-F,-C9--IN-V-E-~S-T-IN-p-iz-Za-,-g-am-es-,- ' -b-ar: -I-)A-V-F-~-T-H-E-,"'I-IA-N-I-'-Y-M-A-N- ;::======~ I-G-n-o-Ss-'p;-, OPEN SUNDA Y ---A--B-U-Y-~--- : i 1 0 4 FAMILY 1NCOME 3 bedroo,m: l'h Lr,th brick BY OWNI'~H--798 Neff Hoad,! Ilar]ler Woods _ G r 0 sse: nial. 1083 Bedford, Grosse type restaurant. East of, Paintin~, plumbing, clcc!ri- ran('h--flnlshed basement, Gros,e l'oin'~ brick cO-I' Pointe Sl'!100!S, $600 moves' Pointe Park, 3 bedrooms, Henai'isance on Riverfront ('a), carpentry, I(la<;5, ee- Y.;xcl'll.C'nte()udit ion, one b('droom with living room, with lfl balh, and pos<;ibll' Ionia!, 3 bedrooms, I 'f, you in' 3 hedroom starter' 2 full half baths, large in warehouse di"trict. Con- ment, etc. City violations , dUllng roum anll entlosed porch. Includes appli. . 4lh bedroom, attached 1 bath'i, natural lireplacc, home, 21/" car garage. Ask-I family room, newly carpet. tact Mark Wi"e. 885.6152 corr(,eted. I'~xperienced," an('('s. Teuants j/<:J}' own hra!. Generatl's $860 per rar garage lar lot J cd, paneled and carpeted ., " , " , , H'asonablc, references. Un. , , ' ~e .. ,0\1' family ro01l1, new kitdwll, ing $26,900. VA.f'J1A Buy. rec room 882.4871. if UnNII UHf. HU INISIIJ:-IG Jicen.'>f'r1. month. LocatNI at It67 Wayburn, Grosse Pointe $60 s. {all for apPulntment. hardwood (loors, terms. c'r.<;welcome. . . 'NETS $55,000 839.1236 Park. $86,000 with Land Contraet terms. Currt'nt 886.9541. 886.3:W4 evenings and 776-8750 '2212 ALLAHD _ 6 room: TEH~'S AVAILABLE owner movinf: out of tUII'n. 6~I.2517 weekda~'s, BY OWNER Grobse Pointe weekends. 88t-7558 days. Hanch, betwetn 7 and 8 i ABB/MIKE LITTELL 822.0614 ('vc'nings. ALL REPAIRS AND Park. 3 bedroom bungalow, OP~:N SUNDAY 2..5 GHOSSE POINTE WOODS..- Mile. Sunday 2 to 5. 839-! 772.8240 IMPROVEMENTS ~ll gar,age. $2.5,000. Lan,d 'I GI)OS'SL~I)OIN'fL~ WOODS 3 bed rom brick ranch, As.: 5301. CO K'" \R"" 881.2530 (" t t t 49925Hi \ ", '., sume 12' I 'ii mortgag'~. G()U1C\IE'f ' 0 n, ... 0/1 rac erllls. .,. 'I Shoreham, 860 - ,Desirable Livinl( room, dining room,: ~IUST SELL EASTLAND ROW n::>;n:s -.' Installed, repair. ESTATE SALE BY OWNER ,EAS'!' DETHOIT -- lncom~' 3 bedroom H':l bath ranch. {amily room, 3 fireplaces, CONDOMINIUM $25,000 DOW:-I ed. Wl)od, ,tee!. No job 2 FAMILY INCOME ! property newly rcmodeled, 1 Completely remodeled, cen. 2',z car atlaehed garage, I 20549 WilIiam"burg Ct , ABHi~IIKE LITTELL too small Free e'.!iUlates. 865 HARCOURT 4 '4, $750 monthly income,: tral air, natural fireplac'e, f,eured yard. WI.1l trade. 3 bedroom, 11~ baths, fini'sh. 772.8240 7725009 $41,900. 7746580. ! I room wilh natural fire.! c1ose1, 2 baths, 2' lava{o. fireplace, 2'..'Z car garage" Established business, Grosse J 'fa,onry repairs, chimncy.~, CENTURY 21 LOCHMOOR 3 BEDHOOM brick ranch -' placc" library and !"Iorida! Ties. Owner> m(]VI~I:,must decorat()r in t e r i ° r. Mid I Pointe area. Ask for Jim" patios, porches. Specializ. !it. Joan o{ Arc area. Clos. i room, J I." baths, finished sell. $150.000. Ca!l 884. 60's 2022 Roslyn. 343.0949. 885.7€96, or 881.0386. ing in field stone fire. 1 :::;; ~::::::;. ~55,~aa. 771 I !.; ... "~C~ •... ;." ".,,' hor onrl I 1445 alter 6 p.m. -- -.- -- -.'- : .______place.';. Licensed. 839.9459. "Ml'lllher of tb(' GroS!>('I'olllt(' Hc'al Estatc' Exchange" 308:3 . 1l;~~';~I'''fi;~ia~e': 2~~'~~;:ST CiAIH SIWHES Huehle !';XECL;TIV/'- M'~I"~!V;-'- 3(j l6-PETS .. ----.-- ..-.- ... ----- !!! '1\, u pO.itlOfi. pn'H'tltly al'aJlabJe for salespl'r. n ' buns \lith experienre III thr Grosse Pointe market. 'EN SUNI)AY 15 allached gar age. Goou i Stre~t I ~nd C 0 ~ t r act' 6,0 ° .0square eet °G d' FOR SALE HANDY.\Lo\N with truck. OI -- , . t • , '1 bl i ." ro 1Ing1 acres In ran, Cl b t g g Contact Jam('s A. Snyder, 19666 Ma('k at Torrev 1953 LANCASTEH ' erms alai a e. . 1 terms, 9 rooms, 3 bed'i .1>1 '69'.4()00 ean asemen s, ara es, ltd. 8845280 - . , Hollywood Outstanding 3 d f .J u anc. a. I ------etc Any hauling, odd job.';. , Brick Colomal, excellent i -. l' _: ro~ms, en, an:' y r.o~m, - - -.- - --'.--_., BOUVIER PUPPIES. Nat- condition, 3 large bed.' or, ,4 bedroom" 1 '." ,baths I 1',10 ba!.hs, patlll, dining DUPLEX _ Cadieux/Warren. : ural guard, vet work done, 1 Bob 885~227. rooms, famil}' room, patio,: brIck bungalo\l, , Ne\l c,ar'l room, flre~lace, 2.ear, ga., Lovely dead.end street - I payment plan c:msidered.' ------ finished basement, 2'1'2 car, pet an~ drapes, Florl~a 1 ~age, jot,7axI60, .,:'!xcellent, 17202 Ontario, brick 2 or: 987.5074. ,20A-CARPET ASSt' !\IE LAHGE 11(; ~tOnT j(ate. Assume or terms. able. With optIOn to buy. Asking heat, unbelievable reason- 1 R U S S I A N WOLFHOU:-ID By Ollnl'r, I't.'aehtret.' Lane, Grosse Pointe .wood~. 3 $89,000. S!: CLAIR SHORES. : S71,200. B)' owner. 771.. able budget, S40 per month,: PUP S, for protecti::m CARPET LAY1;.;'G, restretch, bedroollls, 2!.~ baths, 4th bedroom or offiee POj- Call 882.0592 Old EJght 1>llIC,_Rd.- M~nt 1219. ! Nice yard, garage, $29,900. : around your house ~r busi: 1 ing and repair, 35 years SIble in additional 1st floor area. Two plus at, I . -- ...... -- I 3 bedroom, J ,10bath brICk i A BARGAIN Home Owner;: .882.8297 or 885.4033. : ness. Call 83149,,8 9-" experience, 886.9572. tached garage. 2,500 square feet. Professionally TODAY'S BEST BUYS' r~nt'h. IDouble natural fire., Insurance .S50,000 as low: . p.m. ._. __ ._.. .. . derorated and landsraped. 23 foot family room, 20 foot screened porch, private patio, Central air. GROSSE POI NTE pace, arge rooms, family a~ $107 per year or $100. ' 13A-LOTS AD01iAiiLE--KITIENS-='2 CARPET LAYING room, If':s~ hfedloorblaundr:t' 000 for $254. Northeaster~: FOR SALE NEW AND OLD $149,900, GROSSE POIN, TE PARK . room, InIS asemen I 3 0 ' females, approximately 5 886.8716 New listing. 3 bedroom alu, with nat I f 1 nsurance, 71-055. '. months old, very affec. S~airs Carp~ted Shifted 'm' 'd d . I f II ura lrep aee. ---.-~._ ..---.---.----.- i I AST LAKE LOT at Rose tionate. Have been mis. Repairs of All Types L..- --,.- J b;~~~n~1 ~as s~:ar n~w WI LCOX REALTORS IBABC?CK CO,O~ ~ ~ a rt-; ~Terrace, 114 ft. on water. tr'.;ated, one only has half. ALSO La r----,.....----1-0-3-6-B-IS-H-O-P------, carpeting' natural' (ire- 884 3550 i men [5'0 lrge \v e rooffi i Land Contract terms, Mc. tail. Desperately need good f;AflPETI:'oiG, VI="YI., t t d .pace,I 2 'car garage. Only .... ------;,-; UnJ'.tack,s. Ar',hurpa a andarren WI'ld.1an I Brear)I' &' Adlhoch ,'orne.'882 h 8392' 441 evemngs, HARDWOOIl Lovely executi,'e home located on a large tree lined $38900 E t ., 5200 Sample- Shown in lot. Great for entertaining, Unique architectural ,. asy erms. i HAVERHILL. 5790.92 - In. ~ wood off Mack and Hunt. l' ONE.YEAR.OLD Mixed Col- You'r Home detail. Beautifully d('('orated throughout, large GnOSSE POI:'\TE PARK i come, 2 family, 5/5, $37.. ington. 1 bedroom Denver' GROSSE POINTE SHORES lie Shepherd. housebroken, BOB TRUDEL living room with natural firepla'te, library, formal 13:l~% assumption, 29 years: _~OO' 286_-a!~~ __._. _.___ at Mack a~d, Ca?ieux, Mo. 'Colonial Road-l00 ft. front'i male, excellent wilh chilo 774.7590 days, 294-5896 eves: dining room, modern kitchen, family room with to go. 5/5, 2 famil)', gre~t ,LARGE 3,300 sq. fl. home in: rang a~ \\ hllehlll. Month. 1 age. Land Contract terms. I dren. 884-4303, firepla~. First floor laund~', 5 bedroom, 3 full investment. ~Ioney maker. While Lake, Michigan Mil, Iy fee In.clud€s taxes, heat' Ealms.Queen. 8864444. , .------SPRING SPECJAL: Any car-, bath, 3l~ baths, {'omplece1y insula led, large long Price reduced to $43,900;: ford area. 5 bedroo~. 2: and maintenance. C. w.: LOOK OUT OVER Grosse i AKC ,IRISH SETTER PUPS. pet installed for $1 per. term Land Contract available. $13,900 down pay men t I (amil" rooms 3 baths : Babcock & Sons, 777.3310. I P' t f 'I.' th ' 6 "eeks old, see both par. tak I'" . ------..--.------I am e rom" errl\\ea er, ents 881{)Q92 square yard. under 20." 8824389, 8934800 es over, i large ~ou~try kitchen wi'.h i TOWN OF ST. CLAIR : hill. 75x169. 882.1400. i . . ~'ards, Call Dan, 882.9849,., '------.. -._-.-.-_-_-..-_------' GROSSE POINTE PARK i cer~mlc tile !lo?rs, formal, 10.room Victorian home with;, r SHELTIE - 9 years old, I !\'ew Listlng. Brick 4 bmily" dmmg ro~m, fl,lllsh~d base, I brea:htaking view of the' UNIqUE BU~L~G SITE-: good watch dog and good CARPET I"STALLATlQN~ CONDOMINIUM 4 furnaces, Good incOOle.! ment, Cahforma dnftstone river I EnJOY t.he., lew and ch3~: with older children. Free $1.50 per yard. Carpet rc;, Priced to sell. ' fireplace, Crown molding,' I of a hIllSide h?me. :rlc~, to a good home. 343-0893. pairs - .all kinds, Jerry's CADlEl'XrST. PAl'L AREA : throughout house. This, 7.room con:emporary style' reduced on thIS 30 x134 I __ .______Carpet Service, 776-3604,; • GROSSE POI~'TE PARK I home is trul\' beautiful. I ranch built with the idea' lot. In the Farms. Sale, PUPS to good home, 6 weeks, ,Devonshire -: 3 l~rge ~ed. Must see to 'belie\'e. La. of luxury in mind. price of $38,000. Land $15. 886-6346, FIRST TIME OFFERED i 20B-REFRIGE RATION , room Colomal, Side drive, I cated on 1 acre plus C I . I th Contract terms, $15.000: ------3 b('drooms, 11,~ bath, carport. Priced to sell. deep lot, 2 'car garage, cus' ~ wooded lot Ha< been co;; 7-r~om ne'~h ~ o~~a on AJ~' down, 18 month 11% Land FREE - Beautiful German AND AIR tom home. $82,500. Can. i pletelv redeco;ated wili flyer WI '1 bOla ouse. I Contract. 882.3073, Shepherd to good home. CON DITION ING $75,000 sider L d C tat te . . terms aval a e. i ------I 2.year.oJd, light brown, REPAIR . an on r c rms.. accept trades for smaller Call todav for all particulars: HARPER WOODS-40xl20, touch of black, outside dog GROSSE POINTE PARK , home or other. 887.6640, on the' above. I $69,000 or will trade for except when coJd. Proper 774-5410 Afl. RELIANCE Refrigera: XOlling~am-3. bedroom sin.' ~T. CLAIR SHORES _ First SCHWEITZER 1.800-462.9964 1 boat, Eastside Realty. 882. trained, listens well. Call BROKER tion. We service all makes gIe, SIde dnve, 2 car, ga- [' offering 8 I.\! .Mack area- . 'I 2402. 886-5312. and models. Prompt, reli, rage, house re~llodded, I 3 bedroom brick basement OPEN SUN, 25 -E-ST-A-TE-L-O-T-'--th--F--.------able service. 778.7331.. . vcry sharp, $59,900, Easv, 21 ga g 17' '21' I '1' 1351 HOLLYWOOD " 100' 210' R InS'f' I.' adrm -,COCKER.TERRIER. Female, " , '2 ra e, x amI v . , . x, lre an s.AI terms. 12' t d' 'li' Charmmg bnck Colomal. I • t 776.7260 8n. 5 months, all shots, house 4 FAMILY INCOME room. s u 10 eel pg d sOCIaes. . or OT t' d $2- 5271833 "'OE I..'SULATIO .... with 6k)'lites. natural arch. \ Land Contract an assump. \ '22.'26 ) rame. ;). -. £ - I" I" Excellent C-Ondlrl~; .z'tJetffoom, Jiving room., kitcheii, \CROWN R.EALTY \ ed fireplace, plush "Anso"] \Ion a,'ailab\e. MUST See.,' ,~ WHITE C5LIJt' rare! AKC \ -.s' c " with apJlJla~l."S. Tenants pay own heat. Cur, 21 6500 i carpet. french doors, new iGROSSE POINTE PARK- Champion, tr;ined.' excel: INSULATION rt'ntly gl."n.erat{'s$900 per month. Located at 1170 8 - ! furnace and roof. Land: MANCHES,T'ER-HARPER i Sizz 105x85. corner of Cad, 'It d t f k'd BLOWN IN \\ ODDS .Ie u x d J ff 886 I en guar ,grea or I s, Maryland, Grosse Pointe Park. $90,000 with Land Tmf McDONALD &. SONS Contract or simple assump., I ' I 3 5 98an. e erson. - i 9 months, $100. 776..(J096. Contract terms 651.2517 weekdays, 822-0614 eve. 3rd GENERATlO:'ol tion ,3 bedroom 2 bath, famIly, 1______FLAME FURNACE mngs and w('t'kends. Current owner mo\'ing out : ------~KESSLER 771,2470 I room. Land Contract terms. ! ------MAINE COON KITTEN, 12 SINC E 1949 of town. , L,\.I''iD CO~TRACTS . / I Occupancy June. i 13B-CEMETERY months, female, spa~'ed, 0 interest financing available: . . GROSSE POINTE PARK : TRADE OR BARTER I . PROPERTY shots, CSA registered. 885. I Free eslimates. Fully Ii. ___ i , Newer Cadillac or Mercedes 22779 GORDON SWITCH 1______2938 after 6 p.m. j censed and insured. : 3 bedroom fr~mc, hardwood I or ??? for down payment: ST. CLAIR SHORES IWHITE CHAPEL _ 1 lot, ------I 527 1700 f 100 r s, fIreplace" lar~c, or equity in this eustom 4. : Stones throw ,from Lake. 3 i $575. 776-5528, after 5 and 2O-G~N ERAL - _ rooms, low dO....'TI. Ahd 20 s. : bed roo m Colonial. 2\':1 b~droom, 2\2 baths, Colo. I weekends. SERVICE For Cfass;fied Ads ESTATE SALE baths, family room, fire- mal. .Land Contract as. i I BLUEIULL I f I d" b sumphon. 1------'--.-----1 'Ca!1882.6900 Two bedroo:n, 2 ba1h. lm,ury condo, high ceiling ~ice one bedroom aluminum, pare, orma mlng, ase- , 14-REAL ESTATE HANDYMAN services, excel- I _ living room, first floor.den, 2 car attached ga. overlooking par k. New' ment and 2 car attached 1826 HUNT CLUB ! WANTED lent Grosse Pointe refer. (------....., rage, burglar alarm. SacrHice price $JOl,ooo. kitchen, bath and furnace.' garage. Just reduced 'for 0 d' C I . I 3 b d I • ences. For the unusual. SU R I Short term 11':t: Land Contract available. immediate sale. Only .$79,' utstan Ing OOnIa. e., ------D 0 ="SULATIOX Good starter or retirement 900. Mr. J. 465.1177, 779. room. Large family room i CASH FOR HOMES! Call 775.7362. Since 1948 OPEN Sl.:\DA Y 2-5 P.!\1. home. Low $20's, 1111. with fireplace. ! SERVING AREA 40 YE¥S ~ CLEAN UP's Tired of paying sky' KE!lJS~GTO:'ol 1 GROSSE POINTE . i rocketing fuel bills? Ask 21940 SHOREPOJ:>;TE STI EBER REALTY HAULING 3 bedroom bri"k- bun"oalow, 885 HAWTHORNE,3 b d C By Own-C d REAL EST'TE CO 775 4900 ' for our portfolio of homes new k I' t c hen, carpet, er. e room ape o. ."', - GARAGE REMOVAL 882-D087 with current fuel bill say,. ST. CLAIR SHORES drapes ..Sharp. $4,500 down. ' 11~ baths, central air, full ",',""TED TO PUR'CHASE Comme:-cial, Fire Damage, r I t 80' 130' ------y, ~~ ings_ Take advantage of carpe mg, 0 x , pan .. SA V~.Move in condition. I LAND CO~CTS Residential our off.season p r i c i n g STIEBER REALTY , eled den. Many cust~m i 3 bedroom Colonial on a CALL FOR FURTHER 538,2921 now, Comfort for all sea. 775,4900 features. Kit c hen With; quiet street near Village. INFOroL~TlON sons. 15~ Federal Tax counter top stove and Low $80'5. 881.1221. COLONIAL FEDERAL WELDING REPAIRS: Cus- Credit BY OWNER i 540 NOTRE DAME b r I.' a k fa s t area. Terms 1 .______SAVINGS -& LOA.."l tom metaJ work. bJack, Custom built 3 or 4 bedroom available, Immediate cccu.: RANCH-2,OOO sq, ft. Grosse ~IR. GUILES smithing. have portable 881.3515 GROSSE POINTE WOODS Cape Cod. Family room panc)'. Open Sunday 2.6; Pointr area. 590,000. Cre.. 886-1080 welder. 886-2995. with fireplace. Price reo p.m. and by appointment. I alive financing. 834 ~( or. ------_ $95,000. 884.1367. I rent. 882.8089. . I A~I INTERESTED in buy, 16D-ADOPT 5 bedroom plus. on a private cul-de,sac, excellent duce120's. legitimate offer. . FIRST OFFERIXG. 3 or 4 :-IEW HO~IE, Custom Cape Pointe and Eastside of De. A PET Blended Rate or 11...., Land Contract. LETO BeILDlNG CO, bedroom Colonial,. 2.?,OOi Cod. Inner Courtyard, full; troil. Robert L. Mabarak, ------. 882-3222 square feet. 20x20 family: energy. ,277 Kenwood Ct.,. 881-4052. r------1'l------.., CALL 885.3320 BETWEE:-'; 7,9 P.M. iOpen Sunday 2-5 or by ap- room. $127,000, 436 Ro.1 Grosse Pointe Farms. 1- ..------f*i"~' The Oaklan.d Humane pointmen!. land, 885-{]113. $185,000. Jim Clark. Build. ,40 ACRES for new retire." SOciety ~O AGE~TS ------~--.------.. ------er. Open 7 davs. 1:30.5:00.' ment center sought as A ------..-:---- ; grant by 51. Lukes. A Liv. . .~. . ~ located in ~-~ ~'cf" ' ....---1 REDl;CED S6:~,000 - DESPERATE ,ST, CLAIR SHORES-Lake., ing !\lemoriaJ. Tax deduct. Wayne County ~~_ ...~,~(\, - - -. ._- - .. - -- .... --.------251 Lincoln 12,000 squan.foot garage apartment view schools. 3 bedroom, I able. Call !\1r. Fischer, Ex. , !..C~, plus 3rd floor aoartment, 6O.foot recreation room, 2L:!-baths, attached garage, ecutive Director. 868.1445. IS a non-profit. prlvate!y ...., GROSSE POrNTE WOODS - $42,900 huge rooms. Old World charm, now $212,000. inground pool. ~ruch more. ; -.-----.-.----- funded by donation humane society, fostering a Assumable mortgage. S9f1.'. PHYSJCI:\X relocate 884.2647 1 -21.'>2ROiLY~ ROAD - OPE=" Sl'~DAY 2,4 P.M, 000. 7774065. Gr()Sse Pointe, seeks a 4-51 and cats for adoption. ------...- ---- bedroom home with ree.' Tn Sheft . 10 ,------' EX C"TI\'E RE' ' e er IS cated at 19601 Mt. EHiott. near 7 Mile By owner-BRIGHT A~D CHEERY three bedroom ~."E u ' A ,'\ room, dining room, living I frame bungalow with SHl;TTERS A~D WI:>;. ,------, Charming 4 bedroom colo. room, den, family room, Road, Detroit, 48234. Phone 892-7822, Hours 11:00 DOW BOXES, PROFESSIO:-;ALLY DECORAT. LARGE QUALITY CANAL RANCH nia!. 2'2 baths. family large kitchen, clean. (Pre-: a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ED, new carpeting, LARGE LlVI~G ROOM, Lot 70 x 270 - Jarge rooms, 3 baths, Mutschler room. fireplace. Formal ferabIy Farms). House in ~' SEVEN DAYS A WEEK ~' , FOR~{AL dining room, kitchen with ('ating space, kitchen, Pella windows, deck, full basement. St. dining room, cust::>m fea- good condition. 7 p.m.-l0' ;c.; Donations Welcome Cat , FL01UD:\ room. basemcnt CIRCUIT BREAK- ('lair Shores. $220,000. ~o brokers please. lure~ throughout. 2 car at,: p.m. Call 885.0198. . I and Dog food coupons ~. ERS, approximately'. acre well maintained back. AFTER 6, 776-6712 tached garap,e. Step down ------'~.ii' helplul. VOlunteers are .~ yard, no garage. :-';EW gullers, downspouts, storn1 patio. SIO,OOOdown. Land: lS-BUSINESS L"!:/"" SoliCited , doors Completed City ('erts. This is not a drive. ,------, Contract or assume pay., OPPORTUNITIES Thank you for helping those ~..:':. ,------, ments of $795. Qualified _ by. Below market financing av"ilable. 11 % LAND CONTRACT pu~~~s{,~s only. __7.~~.!~I_!:i BUSINESS FOR SALE who can not help themselvesl 3430781 1625 Fair Court, Woods. 3 bedroom, l~ bath Cape ... ------.. Cod. Large Jiving room with fireplace, breakfast LAKESHORE V ILL AGE, Trophies and gift shop with -----.------.-----.------..- .- room, screened porch, decorative woodwork. Condo-2 bedroom Town-' engraving service. Atlrae, OPEN SUNDAY 2:00 - 5:00 Loll' 80's. house. Corner unit. As. tlve leascd building, desir. 886 6058 sumable mortgage. 9'4 ~ I able location. Room to ex. , 72 S. Duval. Grosse Pointe ShorE'S - or Land ('ontral't. $45,000. I pand or diversify. Woods { Anti-Cruelty ,------....: 773.1993, :N3.3038 trophies. 779-8930. ! I '----G-R-O-S-S-E-P-O-]-N-T-E-F-A-R-M-S----' lryo\niER - St.-- CI;i~' S!\I:\LL retail business-In, \ Association A ne\\ ly redecorated 3 bedroom Colonial in a pop. Shor('s ~(,II ly dl'l'orated: vestment opportunity for 13569 Joseph Campau \IJar Farms locatlOn. V('ry l'harming floor plan, 3 hedroom. 2 hath ranch established retail store in \ Hamtramck a:r ('onditloning, patio, and many extras. Rea- on large \90xI7;)) lo!. Fam. prime location in Villa"e. \' 10 a,m. to 4 p,m. sonably pric('d with good trrms, now available. ily room with fireplace', Looking for investing pa"rt. 273 :'.tT. VER:'oiO:'oi finished bas e m I' n t and' ner or boyero 10.5 pm. Monday through Saturday 885-6588 f'xtra insulatIOn. S5;),000., 885.7134, after 6 pm. 881. Newly decorated, spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch on 5 y('ar II c; Land Contrac!. 7162. PLEASE ADOPT! cul-de.sac. Family room, large country kitchen. Up. $10,000 down. Simpl(' as. ... No aller hours help as yet Veteflr1a1lan 5 days, dated for energy efficiency and security. Loaden. sumptlOn ".ailahle. 773. REAL ESTATE '12 day Sat We keep dogs as long as pOSSible Large assumption. Must see! EXCLUSIVE GROSSE POINTE SHORES 5169. NORTH EAST Financed only by donations. Remember animals FIRST OFFERING, 343.0468 l';EW Oceanfront Condo - DETROIT In your Will tool Vero Brach area. Beautiful Well known franchIse office Volunteer help wanted. Pel food and car, Farm Colonial, 8 rooms on private street. $189,000. fifth floor Ocean and In.' for salf'. Great opportunity Ontu~ I labels welcomed. For information call Mary, Iracoastal view. Must sell. , with little cash required. ~ ---m 2I~ BY OWNER $93,000 or Mfer. Days 286. ' ('a 11 for confiden~ial meet., 891-7188 KINGSLEY INC. 779-7500 WJLL FJNANCE SUBSTANTIAL DOWN 5938, evenings and wrek.' ing. ends 882.4226. I 526-3990 ------~~----~--~----....-~~.~~~-----~---:=-.. GROSSE POINTE NEW S Thursday, March 25, 1982 il Page Eight.C - -,_.._.~-~-- -~ ._-- . ~.-_.- - -" ------_._~------_.._------_._---_.------.------!------I------20E-INSULATION 21 C-ELECTRICAL 21F-HOME Classified Advertising Information l21G.-~~~J,'~; 21-1-~~~~~~~~N~ 121.,:-~:~~i~~N~ SERVICE ! IMPROVEMENT Pho"e: 882-6900 , ------.:------INSULATION BOB'S ELECTRIC-Licensed FLOOR SA~DING profes. Address: 99 K-erchevol, Grosse Pointe 48236 EXPERT REPAI RS PAINTING, Interior, minor COTTAGE ALL POlNTES contractor. Service increas. sionally done. Dark stain. (,Hice Hours: GUTTERS repairs, patching, also odd HOSPIT AL CONSTRUCTION es, city violations, repair ing and finishing. An work jobs, Fn'e estimates. 372. Save Money and Energy. and rewire. QuaUty work guaranteed. Freeeslimates. Mon. 8-5; Tues. 8.' 2; Wed, 9-5 ROOF ING 05\l1. PAl NTER Financing available. at a moderate price. 875. 885.0257. . Thurs. & Fri. 8.5 SMALL JOBS Sl'eking Extra Work. Free Estimates 9766. .------.----.--.--.-- - D dl' 774 9651 BACK IN BUSINESS tntl'rior and Exterior. ______. .__ I EASTLAND eo lnes: - 1',lin!lng ._, Dl'l'lIratinl: -I 20':{, OFF " 886-3537 HARBOR ELECTRIC' 1 .' ALUMI NUM Cancellations and changes, Mon. 4 pm. Wall Washin~. Ellller T.: 1'0 SENIOH CITIZENS \ ______i New eopy, Tuesday noon 'GHOSSE POINTE IWOI'ING I.alllldit:'. 682.2064. ~ 20F-WASHER AND Violations Corrected i PRODUCTS Error corrections, Mon. noon ! AND SHEET METAL CO. I 7593314 DRYER REPAIR FREE ESTIMATES Siding, trim, roofing. seam. Rotes: ,FTl'e estimate and pl'oposal WALLPAPER J JAMES' D. RUSSELL ______I 882-9420' less gutters, storm doors i Rt'ssonulJll' rates locallv. : Lic~nsed and insured and windows, railiirigs, Cash or *pre-pay: 12 words $3,00 Prolllpt Tl'pair sel'vice~ fv\ i & SON LET GEqRGE DO!T tractor. ('on. ~lumi!1um shuller~, porch Each cdditional word - .. .15 I' Insured and Iicensl'd, 'i REO VA L II Painting 3nd Decoratinll Washer, dr)'er, dishwasher i enclosures. Free courteous Billing rate tor \2 words $3,50 Cot\truct::~g sine:, 1973, P:lperhanging and Glazing " and ranges repaired. All ELECTRICAL ) estimates. Retail rate per inch 4.70 MICHAEL IIl1RLEY I BY JEFF ,FHEE ESTIMATES makes. NO S E R V I CE CONTRACTOR Office/Showroom Border adv. per inch .. 5.50 886.3590 ,Free Estimates - lllsured 774.1130 C H ~ R G E if repaired. FLAME FURNACE 29315 Harper I 8 weeks or mere _ 5 00 p ( . I" tt' . ~ (Low RaIl'S) .. ' . ,1'0 t:'SSlOnll 'gu er service l' )'ears ex""r:ence GARY'S PAINTING .Guaran t1'1'.d p~r ts a~d servo SINCE 1949 ; S.C.S, 774-0460 i . R bl R I bl I d .. r~ Ice. Speclalizmg In GE'i All electrical work violations Clossified Display.Photo Advertising: m~~s~\~~ ,~'~rke la e. 0 I ,) Prompt ~rvice 7 ! Interwr Exlerwr, hnesl of Kenmore, Whirlpool prod. corrected. Free' estimates. I M, U. SCHUSTER CO. $6.50 per column inch, ad must be a ,LICENSED AND INSURED. ~~9~5_35 . ... .!l4~ ~88 i m .11 (' r i !l Is. Reasonablt. ucts. Fully licensed and insured. i "THE HOUSE MECHANIC" minimum of 2 columns wide and 3 inches f niles. Fn'c E,wnales. I, HO:\tE REPAIRS. deep. Deadline: noon Mondav. prior to II JOHN WILLIAMS ,DECORATING fly OLSO:-\; 976.1426 PERSONALIZED 527-1700 885.5813 ! Call after 6. 777-4250. SERVICE SINCE 1965 ' • Carpentr)' Thursday publication. $8.00 extra charge . - PAIl!'; ELECTRICAL WORK by Ii.: • Painting for photo reproduction. . ------..-- --- i ------y:iHITEY'S -- I llECORATIt'\G CE!\'TEH George Stults I 'censed contractor. Low I • Minor Plumbing COR:l.ECTIONSA~lD ADJUSTMENTS: Re5pon"bi!lty lor 0 ! ROOtUSTT~: A~~CKS I: • Wall Papering 17010 ~I Tuning, rebuilding, refiD. TOTAL HOME improvement. )'ob too bl'g or small. FREE ESTIMATES & Shingles rand repairs i,. 294- 1602 773-0525 !.: gsuiVr'eend'.Lic,ensed and In- REF IN ISH ING isbini. Me m b e r Piano Vin).l replacement win. LAYOUTS 'Vork guaranteed ------Interior ..Extcrior Service dows, kitchens, bathrooms, LICENSED AND INSURED : CARPET CLEANI~G Special. ; 882.9234 Painting I Technicians Guild. Zi!ch. additions. Licensed, in. 882.3463 772-5015 35% OFF ON, [XL In,sured. 886.32-45 . ists, two system methoJ ----;--. ---;----.--- - unliqu!ng. and \'arnishing. Bossner. 731.770'7. sured. Free estimates. John i GUTTERS eleaned, flushed. r~tary shampoo/warm wa., PAI:\Tl:-;G, \\ ALL \\ ASH., stripping and staining PIANO TUNING and r-alr. Runey, 293.7525. 21 F-HOME I and inspected for as little: ter extractor. Commercial, I NG:, \\':-\.LLPAP~RI:\G .. Complete kitchen refinishing -.. -'IMPROVEMENT i ar $15. Estimate free. residential. janitorial sen'. Senior C1tlZen DIscount.: Free estimates - 885.3230 ing. W orlt guaranlee1i. r--.------., I 882-4968 ices. Insured. 24 hour, 7 9J358n9.88-4-8757,Kathy 773.: ---~------Member AFW. Ed war d I day service. 371-2713. SAVE 20~~ Felske. 465~. JOANNA WESTE.RN R-O-O-F-IN-'G-R-EP-A-I-RS-,-m-,a'-in.I! ------SPECIAL TY Enjoy the sound of your pi. WfNoow SHADES tenance. winler inspection,', 21-I-P .....,NTING, . ONE CALL TAKES INTERIOR SERVICES ano. Have it tuned. by P"IHT. SHUTTERS.1..... UFt.1ANN BLINDS joint" sealing. From $20.: DECORATING, . CARE OF ALL YOUR .• Custom Painting Al'S PIANO STORMDOORSAND ~INDOWS . ET ROIT Experienced and insured, '------' DECORA T ING ; • Woodwork. restoration • TUNING AND Seaver's. 882-000<>. ! PAINTING, wall washing.; NEEDS . • WallpaperlOg and removal '. REPAI C ROOF ING t, wallpapering. Senior Cit.: ' • Invisible patches RS GRA ,. TOP izen discount Jan. 884. j GROSSE POINTERS i • Texturizing 881-3229 Repairs and reroofing. Alu.: 8757. Kathy, 773.9589. "SERVl~G THE POlNTES 1 Free Estimates - Insured minum trim and gutters.! .______SINCE 1972 885.7067 PIANO SERVICE~Tuning SALES AND SERVICE RV ICE Father and Sons. : INTERIORS • Wallpaper and removal 15011 KERCKEVAL Bob Isham Dale Isham,' BY DON, A"'."D LVN.'''',r • Painting (lnt. and Ext.) PAl NTERS and repair. Qualified tech- E.Il 01 AII.r • In tn. Park •• • ,. . • d . h' . nician. Flexible hours. Rea- TU 5.1000 526.0666 527.8616 1Husband-wife team _ Paint.: • Stammg an ,'arnls 109 El"ROPEAN EXPERTS sonable rates. 881~76 or CIO'''' I!.Dn~afl FREE ESTIMATES I ing, wallpaper perf~ction. • Plaster repair Interior, exterior, wallpaper.' 862-5847. , . ists. Over 20 )'ears experi- • Texture ceilings and ing, pitching. plastering. RE.ROOFING and repal~. i ence. References. 527-5560 ; walls \\indQw puttying. caulking. Leaks stopped. Free est!., .------' • Antiquing, graining, G d k G P" mates, senior citizens' dis. ~INTERIOR and ext e r i 0 I' glazin " 00 wor. rosse omte 218-SEWING o references. Free Estimate. MACHINE count. Many area refer. I painting and paperhanging. • Stripping Reasonable. Call John anr. ALUMINUM ORPORATI.ON ences. 881.9173, 778-6274.' Reasonable rates. 30 years • Using Pratt &: Lambert 'time. 776.9439. COMPLETE TUNE.UP $3.~. ------experience. Ray Barnol\'~k\ paints All makes. all ages. All Siding' Trim. Gutters JOHN D. SIMON 822.7335 after 6 p.m. . Licensed Insured QUALITY interior-exterior . PL"tS stOi:ked. 885-7~7. Storms & SCreen , Etc. 778.1028 - 773.6986 . 1 BUCHANAN & CO painting plastering. Rea- Roofing. Caulking. Weather., P~OFESSIO.\-\~ F.oor Sa~d , 886-4374 . sonable. ~eat. Speedy ser. MAINTENANCE strinping, Repairs. m.g an~ fm,shlng. Spe~lal. vice. Experienced. insw;l'd. 21 C-ELECTRlCAL ROBERT H. RAESE LlCEi'SED . Ii'SVRED Izmg In dark sta.lnlng Seaver's. 882.0000. SERVICE . CONTRACTOR CONTRACTORS . , Call for free estImate PAI~!TC'iG-Interior or ex. i GUTTERS CLEANED. Effi- W. Abraham. 979.3502, teri()r Also janitorial Free ':,stimates. C a 1 t Thorn. 1 21J-WALL S &: J ELECTRIC I_red I cient, reasonable. fa st.' JOUR~EY-~"N' P'I""TER- uuaranteed work. 881.7210. . WASHING Residen tial-Commertial Please leave name and' '. .'l.~. .~.~ Owner operared busnsss - No Middle- I number. Robert 886.6099. Quality work, reasonable , No Job Too Small man LANDSCAPING ______!, good references. Free es.. l'tfARC HOOVER , ,....- . I timatl'S. Call John 589. i LlCEi'SED CO:-;TRACTOR ,GROSSE POI:'HE fireman W.2930 SPRING CLEAN.UP Patios & Decks (Designed & Installed) Roofing: aluminum siding, 2253. '. Professional Paperhangers &: will do wall washing. 821- 21D-TV AND gutters, storm doors ------.---.-, Painters 2984. RADIO REPAIR PAINTING and windows. Anti.back. ESSIAN I'* High Qualitr Painting . K.MAI:-;TE:\A~CE company . _ _ . _ .. . _ _ I up metal installed in Wallpaper stripping * wall washing, floor clean. INTERIOR &. eX' t:HIUH II problem areas. Licensed. PAi NTi NG * Pliist.=r R"pair and ing and waxing. Free esti . ~. .EN•• mZ2:. .:;:;:i..:.:.:;:ZiI...... --..,; .• . RO:'\! VERCRUYSSE co. COMPANY Patching mates. : TV TV BASEMENT WATERPROOFING. I, 774.3542 * Texturing (many st)'les " ~ \ It SiN YOU R ,., 0 .t. CUSTO:o.r available) 882-0688 V. to Celor TV - Hi.fi - Slerl!o~ '''l E CHIMNEY & PORCH REPAIRS ! I~TERIOR-EXTEroOR EXCELLEi'T PAQUIN PA1~TING and WALLCOVERING RATES A.1 WALLWASHlNG by .All Moh" • S'one/old lobol o"d 'o"s CV~)lO"' •• \\"LLP P '1/ 't h b hand. Free estimates, 778- 885-62&4 ReA - ZENITH 885.6264 INSURANCE REPAIRS I ROOFING .~ A ERI~G ' e ~an guarantee (e est. 3342 'F'quirt 'Fltctronici Reasonable Rates pTlce, but we CAN prom.' ' 'II NOTRt DAMe, C'. co . 0111059£ POINT£ FIRE-WATER.VANDALISM Speeialists In Flat Roofs Free Estimates ise and perform the best ------.~ :...... ••...".. ;...... • ~~ ,..::: Licensed - Insured References job. i 21 K-WINDOW , . ALUMINUM SIDING 839.7534 CALL BOB ANYTI~IE No charge for estimates' WASHING *n-STORMS AND SCREENS 1 __ • • 882.4381 and consultations ------GUTTERS : ------.- ---...,------. , 779-1545 G. OL~n~ . BEST QUALITY ROOF REPAIRS , BEST DEAL RLEAKOOF -'-~'~~~ERrAL W;::~~:s~\{t:~:G WOK 8UAKA.TEED WINDOW CLEANING STORM & SCREEN ~ WE ARE INSURED SPECIALISTS. SERViCE REPAIR WALLCOVERING & CO. __ 3_72_-3__02_2_ -. Custom Work Done By "Craftsmen" MONTHLY RATES "\V'allcovering Specialists" D WINDOW CLEANING CO. SPECIALISTS Storms and screens alumi. EAST SIDE ALUMINUM PRODUCTS MOST ROO:'>IS$10 PER ROLL num and gutters 'cleaned. AiIIl Trill • _. • All liNne, • I.ntra FR EE ESTIMATES ,Free Estimates It. free estimates. Lowes t Awl ' ,.,. EJcINIm • WI"'. DHfl Roof Leaks Guaranteed ,2 \lear Guarantee • n eTior/Exterior Painting prices in the Pointes. 'In a . > ,Full Service Company 294 ,...... ' Om .. tli WrttPl I,... 20 Yrs. Experience • Insured \\' 11 ' -1602 773-0525,' CALLIILL 112.~39 • a paper Removal ------I 1Iot- J. Wood '.M.A. Free Estimates : GROSSE POINTE fireman . ' Owner , Call TU4-8838 CALL SAM-774-4048 or 756-2637 : will do window' \>'lshing .. , 1, 821.1.984. Licensed & Insured OffiCii: 775-1788 ( \ Thursef.y. March 25. 1982 GROSSE POINTE NEWS P.,g8 Nine-C UK-WINDOW 21O-CEtJIHT AND 21P-WATER- 2tT-PLUMBING AND 2t-Z-SNOW REMOVAL 21Z-SNOW REMOVAL WASHING IRICK WORK THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS MAYBE PUR PROOFING CHASED FROM THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: HEATING " LAHDS:4PJNG Ir LANDSCAP,NG (Stores are IlSled by streets and from DetroH on It.WINDOW tleanInl com. ANDY'S MASONRY AND pany. Storms, screen., ,ut. through the Grosse Polntes, Harper Woods and St. ALL PLUMBING GROWING YOUNG CHIMNEY SP;KVICE \ Shores) SOD I tefl, aluminum cleaned. In. Clair SEWER CLEANL'iG LANDspAPE CO. AU' maeonry, b:lck, water. BASEMENT RENEWAL Wants customers: resIdential, sured. Free estimates. proofing re'llalrl. Spt.c1al. Nt=\V Low Rates DOWNTOWN: FREE E Umate! REPLACEMENT commercial. Competltive 882-0688 Wnll In tuck J':Olnt1ng and WATER- I Ren.Cen. Calumet Tobacco and Gift Shop, FULL Warranty POINTER LA NDSCAPING rates. PI"erl'ncl's. small job.. Licen$ed, In. main level, near 100 Tower. A.()K WINDOW CLEANERS sured. Reasonable. Free 886-3537 885-1900 . 527-8073 PROOFING I ------Service on stornu and estimate •. 881.050:S. JEffERSON AVE.: ICnlllnJ.. Also domestic SPRING CLEAN.UP Special SPRING CLEAN-UP $ SAVI:;..MONEY $ Park Phannacy, Nottingham and Jefferson 21W-DRESSMAKING bouseeleanlni. Free estl. CAPIZZO Construction Co. AND TAILORING 10% off through April & LAWN CUTIING mates. Monthly rates. 775. All types of cement, brick Wr:.DIG II Village Wine Shop. Beaconsfield and Jefferson 15lh. Seeding . fertilizing. • Lowest possible price te80 or 773.9838. an:! block work. 886-0612. I DO M¥ OWN Wf)~K Weekly lawn 'seryice. 882- • Free estimates YOU WON'T PAY TWICE! MAUMEE: ALTERATIONS, dressmak. 304:S. 372.1697 BRICK WORK. Small Jobs LICENSED INSURED Bon Secours Hospilal, Cadieux and Maumee, 6ift shop ing, tailoring for the !am. 21L-TILE tuck pointing, chimney. S,a.e of Mich'gan License Schettler Drugs. Fisher and Maumee ily. 12 years eVllerience. .¥lORK porches, violations repair. #38326) Call Chris. 881.8645. ed. Reasonable. 886.5563. FREE ESTIMATES KERCHEVAL AVE.: Classic Turf ---- -+ CERAMIC TILE - New and TJAf'S BASEMENT Art's Party Slore, WaybiU'n and Kercheval DRESSMAKING and aUera. our classic program remodeling. B. t h I, kit.- GRAZIO WATFRPR')OFING tions. Call Joan for an ap. Revco Drugs, "In The VJl.lge" • EARLY SPRING. A balanced fertilization with iron chens and loyers. CaU RIck CONSTRUCTION Notre Dame Pharmacy, NoIre Dame and Kercheval pointment. 885-8714. 882-2100 and pre-emergent crabgrass control.' at 521.3434. • Cement drives, floors, GROSSE POINTE NEWS. 99 Kercheval BERN ..\RD MARCHESE Perry Drugs on the H,ll ALTERATIONS by Mrs. B. • LATE SPRING. A balanced fertilizer plus a broad. leaf patios. weed control. Trail Apothecary on the Hill 886-1479. ' MANHATTAN TILE CO. - • Old garages raised and BASEMENT • SUMMER. A granular fertilizer that is non.burning and Cottage HospH,l1. Muir and Kercheval New and remodellne rer. renewed. WATERPRooFI NG long lasting. amlc tile in k1tcheDs, ~'ath • New garage doors and re 773-6480 SINCE 1960 CHARLEVOIX: 21Z-SNOW REMQVAL • FALL. A balanced fertilizer high in potash, plus a and foyers. 771-4343. framing. & LANOSGA~'NG broadJeaf weed control • New garages buill. Lou's Party Store, Lakepointe and Charlevoix BASEMENT WATER r State Licensed. Commercial Pesticide Applicators. 21M-SEWER Family operated since 1962. PROOFING Lkensed and insured. MACK AVE.: i.0. AGJO~j - Cei't. OC31:'~ SERVICE REASONABLE RATES Oev()nshire Drug. De\'onslJire and Mack A COMPLETE MONTHl.Y 774-3020 772-1771 LIcemed and Il1IUred. Yorkshire Markel, Ytrk.shire and Mack MAiNTENANCE SERVICE BY THREE C's LANDSCAPING Parkies Party Store, SI. Cla.r and Mack • Spring Clean Up 11498 East Nine Mile Road, Warren, MI 48089 SEWER and waterline repair 886-3537 • Fertilizing .... and replace. 2.5 years jr DRIVEWAYS Alger. Party Store, Sl. Clair and Mack 757-7700 Rand's Pharmacy, McMillan and Mack • Grading business. A. T. ExcavaUng PORCHES-PATIOS • Seed,ng 771-8721 or 773-1402. J. W. KLEINER Revco Drug~, 7 Mi!e and r-'ack Rea ..\I'et'~end or aunt ~arJ(' tJim I'le" 1r1~ Soon it will be time AND FRAMES a~d dll".(U~~t("n Jl de~ant GIGANTIC SELECTION \ Il'aJ