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• Officials Learn about Emergency Ev~cuation Plan Tells How ~}i Second Effort HEADLINES ,,,.~ He Reached of the ~~r His Decision WEEK j~ For Funds Pays As Compiled by The School Board Members Grosse Pointe News Off for GP City Greet News with Some Relief in Relation to Thursday, August 24 Municipality Now Expects to Receive Fun Share Concerns over Po- MARXIST GUERILLAS, of Community Development Block Grant tential Departure holding 40 to 60 legislators Monies after Rewriting Application captive in Nicaragua, held off / By Susan McDonald on their execution deadline and began to release some By Susan McDonald Amid threats of a black women prisoners after Presi- Despite tougher federal guidelines that endan- boycott of schools, Pointe dent Anastasio Somoza agreed gered funding earlier this year, The City of Grosse Superintendent Dr. Wil- to some of their demands. Pointe announced last week that it expects to re- liam Coats this week an- Officials said the president ceive its full share of 1978 HUD, (Housing and nounced he will not ac- had agreed to release most Urban Development), Community Development cept the post of superin- of the 120 political prisoners Block Grants. tendent of the Memphis, in the country, and fly them, HUD earlier rejected two. Tenn., school system. the guerillas, and some of thirds of The City's $80,000 Woods Also The announcement brought the hostages out of the coun- application because The City try. The terrorists had threat- some relief to. local Board could not demonstrate the of Education members, com. ened to begin killing their projects to be funded would Strives for hostages unless their demands ing just a week before specifically benefit the com- schools are scheduled to were met. Six soldiers were munity's low to moderate in- killed when the Marxists Block Grant open. come residents. stormed the National Palace "I hope now we can see on Tuesday, capturing gov- But The City recouped C "' Ski t most of that money by re- ounci to ee npu some of the programs we've ernment officials. begun come to fruition," said. • • • writing the application for a of Citizens in North- Board President Laurance Friday, August 25 new set of projects that meet west Area Via Harwood. "I'm assuming Dr. NICARAGUAN GUERIL- HUD guidelines. The projects Questionnair,e Coats will be around for . LAS were flown to Panama include the community's frrst I some time now:' with 58 political prisoners home rehabilitation program By Roger A. Waha Dr. Coats explained his and an undetermined amount and installation of sidewalk decision not to accept the of ransom, ending the 45. ramps to assist the handi. After three separate hour seige of the National capped and elderly. motions, the Woods post was based on a "complex number of issues." Palace by the band of 25 who To Develop Handbook Council at its regular Pointe officials were present when an emer- Public Safety Director JOSEPH VITALE; Co un- had held 4{) to 60 govern. Conditions Not Right . ty Emergency Preparedness Director MITCHELL The community had .origi- meeting Monday, August ment officials hostage. The gency evacuation plan, designed to save the lives KOZAK; State Police Nuclear Protection Direc- nally applied for money to 21, finally decided to stay "The black board members terrorists 'were taken to an of 80 percent of Wayne County's nearly 2.6 mil- feel they were not involved tor THAD ZALE; City Fire Sgt. WILLIAM TAY- resurface and widen streets in pursuit of Community undisclosed location by Pana- lion residents, was unveiled at a "crisis reloca- near the Village shopping D eve lop men t Block in any meaningful way in manian officials, who were tion" conference Thursday. August 24. Those par- LOR; Park Fire Chief PHILLIP COSTA; and area. Grant funds by sounding the selection process in expected to grant them nsy. ticipating included, (from left to right), Woods Park City Manager JOHN CRAWFORD. (See Memphis and they're angry:' The first step in the re- out citizens in the north- ]um. Nicaraguan President Public Safety Director JOHN DANKEL; Shores story, Page 12.) he said. "A white superinten- Anastasio Somoza claimed I habilitation program will be west area via a question- dent of a predominantly the terrorists had Cuban sup- to develop a handbook, which aire toward determining black school system )leeds at port, but the leader of the will detennine just how the the number of "low to least, the support of black rebels denied the accusation. Itfusicale Pr()gram. to Save Trees Woods Sets money wilt be allocated to moderate" income fami- board members." • • 0 homeowners. The- adminllltn. Ii tors will consider a variety -es. The Memphis school sys. Saturday, August '26 Hearing on tern has about 80,000 black A BIZARRE HIJACKING Slateator In Park Via Chemical of methods, including low While the city's original interest loans, straight-out application for funds, (view- students, more than 70 per- aboard a TWA jetliner bound cent of its total enrollment. from New York to Geneva, C License grants and 'a matching grant ing $120,000 per year for September 8 Injections Continuing plan. three years for a variety of The three blacks on the nine- Switzerland, left investiga- member board had supported tors baffled as the culprit Two Year Experimental Plan to Compare Effect- The City's Community De- water and sewer projects, Big Evening Continues Council to Give All In- velopment Coordinator Lee plus street work), failed to Dr. W. W. Herenton, current apparently walked off the deputy superintendenl and tiveness of Arbotect 20S, Lignasan BLP terested Applicants Birmingham said the reha- materialize, the community plane unrecognized by the Family Tradition of 40 the highest ranking black in Toward Halting Spread of Dutch Elm bilitation' program will be wasn't disqualified from the other passengers. The 78 pas- Years; Proceeds to <:hance to State the system. specially aimed at helping program. sengers and nine crew mem- Disease Proceeds; Over 150 Elms Their Cases A coalition of 17 groups. Aid Inter-Faith many of the community's el- Remaining e I i g i b I e for bers remained aboard the jet including the Memphis PTA. Removed on City Property. 'September 18 derly residents m a in t a i n funds, it had to demonstrate for eight hours after landing Center NAACP, Urban League and Alone This Year their homes. that the beneficiaries of the at Geneva before being safe- Black Merchants, had threat- ly evacuated. They feared An appreciation of Ry Roger A. Waha A 1975 survey of the com- project are predominantly ened an economic and publie the threats of a phantom hi- Grosse Pointe history, an By James J. Njaim A public hearing date munity conducted by plan. "low to moderate" income school boycott should Dr. jacker a boa r d, who had evening of fun-filled en- Two young ladies who have been busy since of Monday, September ning consultant Bra n don families, a main criteria for Coats come to Memphis. tertainment and support June 19 injecting' two types of chemicals into 51 claimed to have a bomb on 18, was unanimously set Rogers indicated that about receiving monies, according Dr. Coats, his wife and five the plane. The hijacker's for needed community Park elms, suspected of having a touch of the Dutch by the Woods Council to 75 percent of its housing to federal guidelines. daughters, visited Memphis long list' of demands had in- services make up the Elm Disease, (DED) , completed their work on Tues- give all interested Class stock is between 30- and 50- Would Be Reimbursed last weekend and were cluded the release of con- Sixth Annual Musicale day, August 22. C liquor license appli- years.old. With this in mind, City greeted at the airport by a victed war criminal Rudolf set for Friday. Septem- The trees receiving the in- every day injecting the sus. cants an opportunity to About 80 homes, (4.5 per. Administrator Chester E. Pe- small group of pickets. He Hess and Sirhan Sirhan, ber 8, at the War Memo- jections have been tagged pect trees with either Arbo- t t th' . r h (Continued on Page 2)' tersen proposed, after con- announced his decision to re- assassin of Robert F. Ken. 1 3 and will be inspected next teet 20S or Lignasan BLP. s a e elr cases m' 19 t tacts with county officials, ject the offer upon his re. nedy. ria. 2 Lakeshore road, summer to see what effect The c hem i c a 1 s are not of voter approval of a I that a demographic survey turn to Grosse Pointe Mon. • • • at 8 p.m~ the chemicals have had in blended. Some of the elms referendary que s t ion m pO rta n t of the northwest comer be day, August 28. Sunday. August 2'7 G d d R't 1 k or on an I a B a e of checking or eliminating the would be injected with Arbo- governing the issuance of conducted. It also would "The conditions underly- ALBINO LUCIANI, 65, the Shoreham road will carry blight, according to informa. teet and some with Lignasan. one additional license in A deadline change for news incorporate que s t ion s on ing the selection were just Cardinal of Venice, was elect- f'l d' . on a ami y tra ItIon by host- tion from Park officials. after which the tree would be the community. copy and display advertising Seven.Mack Shopping Center not right," Dr. Coals said. ed the 263rd Pope of the . f h 'f' Roman Catholic Church in mg some 0 t e mesy young The ladies who have dedi. numbered. while the type of The council at its regular copy will be instituted for facilities. This action was liThe blacks feel the white folk and popular ll)6sic tal- cated their time and effort chemical injected is marked meeting Monday, August 21, the September 7 edition of taken on Monday, August 7. board members went off in the shortest conclave in . h ent In t e Detroit area. in the experiment are Jina on the tag.' set the hean'ng d t th the NEWS because of Labor a room somewhere and de. modern history. His election a e on e However, tne solons, in ex- by the College of Cardinals The style will be cabaret, Miller, a June graduate of Next year, all treated trees request of Alex Bardy of Day. Monday, September 4. pressing some concerns over (Continued on Page 2) came after just four ballots the atmosphere casual and Otterbien College, Wester- will be inspected to deter- Gabby's Restaurant, 19299 All copy for the news sec- such an approach, i.e., the tion must be submitted by 5 were taken. He chose the the setting will be the Fries ville. 0., where she majored mine what, if any, effect each Mack avenue , wh 0 cond ucted specific modus operandi of name of John Paul I, in Ballroom overlooking Lake in Life Science, (Biology). of the chemicals might have a successful initiatory peti. p.m. on Friday, September 1, Nordhaus Research Inc., and GP City Joins deference to his two immedi. St. Clair. and Deena Reese, a graduate on the particular elm, and tion drive to have the ques. while the deadline for society any potential invasion of pri. ate predecessors. The new All Contribute of Rutherford B. Hayes High (Continued on Page 4) tion placed on the Tuesday, copy remains the same, the vacy, requested further in- Regional Effort Pope had not been consider. But it's the unique family School, Delaware, O. August 8, primary ballot. Thursday before the issue in formation from Mr. Peter. cd a top candidate for the history which makes the Whicb Is Best Voters approved the ques. which you want the story to sen. By Susan McDonald Swarm Invades tion by a wide 3,037 to 1,830 appear. The City became the fl'~st papacy, and was described Musicale special. Both are deeply interested 'n It a k d 'f th The display advertising The city administrator reo • ma rg I. S e I ey . Pointe community "onday, as a conservative with some Mrs. Blake tells the story. in plant life and spend their 'on of a deadline stays the same, sponded by presentIng a copy m Windmill Park favored the ad optIn. . August 21, to J'oin the seven. liberal tendencies. "The Musicale began with summers working for the ordinance amending the city Tuesday at ]2 noon, with the of the proposed questionnaire • • • Gordon's great.aunts, May U.S. Department of Agri- code to provide that the exception of all real estate to the council for its review county effort for water qual. Monday. August 28 and Elizabeth Fisher, who, culture and Forestry Depart. The Park is currently try- council "may approve or sig. advertisements and society on the 21st. ity management supervised POSTMASTER GENERAL starting in 1937, invited their ment, (USDAFD). In The ing to fight off an attack by nify its approval" of the issu. section ads which must be Mr. Petersen also explain. by SEMCOG, (Southeastern William Bolger warned post- many friends to come togeth- Park they were working bees which have been swarm. anee of one additional Ii- submitted by 5 p.m. on Sep- ed that the survey would be Michigan Council of Govern. al employes be would call cr once a year and celebrate under the supervision of Dr. ing about the Windmill censc. tember 1. conducted via a contract be- ments). out federal troops if neces. their love of music and the Garold F. Gregory of Elm. Pointe Park over the last Guidelines Approved Finally, the deadline for tween the city and the Wayne In accordance with the sary to stop either a nation. arts," she said. I hurst, ILL, principal plant several weeks. The ordinance was auto. classified advertising remains County Office of Program federal Water Pollution Con. wide strike or widespread "E v e r yon c contributed! pathologist of the USDAFD. C' M h C malic ally amended with the unchanged at Tuesday at 12 Development with the county trol act of 1972, SEMCOG \"l'ldcat strl'kes after he reo Ity anager Jo n raw- , something, according to his Ms. Miller and Ms. Reese ford sal'd th e CI't y h ad h ad a favorable vote and now the noon. (Continued on Page 2) was charged with developing fused 10 reopen contract negotiation talks with three (Continued on Page 6) said they were out almost pes t con tro I expe rt come out council must make a decision an area.wide program of pol. postal unions. Mr. Bolger P k SkI L to the park to see what could on whether or not to issue lution control. also told union leaders he ar ee s nput on alV be done about the insects, an additional license, (which Farms Seeks to Improve The City Council voted could fire striking workers whieh one resident claimed would make five such docu. Monday to accept designation and bar them from holding were so bad that "you can't mcnts in the city), and, if as a management agcncy un- ;. G · D D · so, to whom. Mack-Moross Truffl.C Flolv der that program and a~reed f other government jobs. The Overulug og rOpptugs even sit down for a picnic." r three unions had recently -.------Mr. Crawford explained And this decision will prob. to provide financial support ~,' rejecled proposed three.year By David Kramer provided a maximum fine of the expert located one hive ably be made at the hearing By David Kramer a traffic engineering firm for implementation of a ,.f. contracts which would have The Park Council on Mon. $500 or 90 days in jail for at the park which was re. on the 18th. The Farms Council gave hired by the city, attended water quality program. ~ provided a 19.5 percent wage day, August 28. tabled a pro. violators. moved. In addition. the city Seven prospective appli. its approval to a Wayne the meeting of Monday, Au. Eventually, all southeast " and cost of living increase. posed ordinance that would The law would require a has been spraying the trash cants will be notified by the County Road Commission gust 21. Michigan communities which .. 0 .. have made it a misdemeanor dog owner, upon his animal's I containers in the hope of city. with officials setting a plan to improve the traffic Although the Goodell. operate sewage treatm('nt or Tuesday, August 29 for a person to allow his dog rclieving of itself on an. keeping the bees away. Traps Monday. September 11. dead- flow at the intersection of G r ivas recommendations collection facilities will be THE THREAT OF a na. to defecate on anyone's prop. other's property. to have in have also been set to capture line for thc submission of all Mack and Moross roads. called for the addition of a asked to join thc program tionwide postal strike virtu. erty but his own unless the his possession an adequate the pests, he noted. pertinent material. Appli. The plan. designed partly I left turn phase at the inter. The cost to The City will ally vanished Monday. The dog's owner cleaned up the container for such dropping "We've been working on cants who fail to mcct the to help alleviat(' the problem I section, the commission told be about $117 annually. Des. head of the Federal Media. mcss immediately afterward. and cause removal in a sani. it for the last couple of dcadline will not be con. of through traffic using somc the council that such a plan ignation as a manag('ment tion and Conciliation Service The mcasurc was tabled for tary manner. weeks." he said, adding that sidered. of the side str('els in the would unduly b a c k up agency will help qualify the broke the deadlock by pre. a 6O-day period so that the Councilman I) 0 u ~ I a s G, he found the bees to be "very Along with lellers 10 each area. involves changing the through traffic there, creat- community for future fed. senting a plan that provides council could have timc to Graham. chairman of the or. annoying." applicant. the city is send. timin~ of the traffic signals ing more congestion than cral and stale granls for con. for bindjn~ llrbitration if the gauge citizen reaction to it. dinance review committee, Mr. Crawford said that reo in~ a copy of application at the intersection. the con. what presently occurs, struction of facilities. U.S. Postal Service and the I Councilman George Vcr. called the proposed ordinance moving pop cans from picnic guidelines and criteria re. slruclion of a curb cut for The changes to be made by Communities which are- eli. mail unions fail to agree on donckt, who exprcssed dis. "the only controversial one" tables may help keep the quirements as approved by indirect left turns and a the commission include set. J,lible, but do not participate a contract in 15 days. The pleasure with the proposal, of a numbrr of ordinances pests away, since they seem the council. At the same peak pNiod parking ban on ting the curb signal pedestals in the program, will be de. decision to resume negotia- opposed the motion to table. the council had submitted to to be attracted to sweets. He time, Public Safety Director the cast side of Mack to fa. back somewhat so as to make nied such funding in the (n. tions came only hours before The proposed ordinance.' th(' body for its approval. noted the removal of the John Dankel has been reo cilitale the use of an extra them more visible to left. ture, according to City Man. the midnight deadline for a which was drafted by City At-I "r don't think anybody I n('st should help alleviate quested to conduct appropri. lane there for right turns turners and retiming the ager Thomas Kressbach
strik(' that c?uld have forced I torney Herold Dcason. and 1 likcs clo~s d('posit ing .~h('ir I the situation, since pest con. ate investigations of thc ap.! only, lights to allow more amber Southeast fthchil:an s('wage (he mohillatJOn of thousands I r('commend('d for counCIl ap. 1eavlng~ on hIS lawn, he tro1 experts say a hIve may plicants. : Representatives of the time for motorists to make syslems handlr some 50 bit. I' of military reservists to help I' proval by the ordinance rc. said, 'contain from 2.000 to 7.000 The s('ven applicants. ac.1 Wayne Counly Road Com. their turns. lion cubic feel of flow ('ach handle the mail. vicw committee, would have! (Continued on Page 4) I bees. (Continued on Page 6) I mission and Goodell.Grivas, (Continued on Page 4) year.
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b I •• r • ec • 'c'c' • - GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 31. 197~
Debts soon overtake us no I We are all rewarded for AZAJl PROMOTED matter how far they run be. what we gave - not what Woods Remains Intel.ested in Block Grant Funds Edward Azar of The Shores PICHE'S: hind. I we take. HAIR CENTRE has been named vice.presi. 16841 KERCIlt:VAL PI.. ' (Continued from Page 1) It was then suggested that tions prepared by Nordnaus. which the council reviewed dent of the M. E. Arden Co. Courtyard Bldg .• Upper lv, agreeing to reimburse the the city send out a letter As the situation grew more include the following: Does Mr. Azar has been associated Nez' '0 WallOR "ie,ce Boating Supplies • Nautical Gifts city for the cost of the sur- prior to the survey explain- complex regarding rules of your house have a septic with the firm for eight years. 885-5£;43 vey. (placed at over $2,000). ing the municipality's quest order of the council, City tank?, Do you feel the traf- • CANADIAN & AMERICAN CHARTS Councilman George Cueter for monies, while enlisting Attorney George Catlin ad- fic from the commercial dis- • GREAT LAKES &. COASTAL questioned how the informa. the cooperation of citizens. vised the solons to first vote trict or other through traffic tion was certified? Mr. Pe. While sharing some of Mr. on Mr. Sobol's motion. This creates a nuisance in your LAKE ST. CLAIR tersen replied it will be cer- Novitke's con c ern s, Mr. transpired and the motion neighborhood? and W 0 u I d tified by Nordhaus, with the Grady felt if residents knew fell 5-2 with Mr. Sabol and you favor closing Brys drive THE AMERIC(\N SPORTSMAN Department of Housing and ahead of time what the city Councilman George S. Free- at Eight Mile road? Urban Development, (HUD), hopes to accomplish with the man voting in the minority. More are, Do you or your abiding by the survey's facts survey. they might be co. Ron Is CaUed wife/husband shop at the CHARTER SERVICE based upon information he operative. Con sid era t ion of Mr. Seven Mile and Mack Shop. received from county offi- With that, Mr. Grady of. Grady's motion followed and ping Center?, (and why do the council approved it, 4-3, you not shop there if that's CAPTAIN HANK BRADLEY • cials. fered a substitute motion Concerns also were ex- that a letter be prepared in with Mr. Grady, Mr. Free. the case), How many people live in your household and 28 pressed over the honesty of cooperation with Nordhaus man, Mr. Cueter and Mayor YEARS EXPERIENCE citizens in replying to the and that the citizens be noti- Benjamin W. Pinkos voting are any over 60 years?, plus questions. Councilman E.D. fied one week prior to the in the majority, while Mr. income.a question on total family """"Fl'LLr EQI.,"lPPEJ) BOAT (313)296-260-1 <.1 Thousands of Items in Stock Grady noted that most sur. survey, with the council ap- Sabol, Mr. Novitke and Coun- OPEN DAILY 9 TO 6 veys via telephone, (as this proving the letter before it cilman Thomas Fahrner -re.-J~~Ml6l!'Jl.~~~~Ml~Ml~~~1!'Jl~6l!'JI.~~I!'Jl~Ml"~6rt Sat. till 5 p.m. one would be), are generally was sent out. voted "no." reliable. With this action, a letter ~ ~ Motions Ensue Councilman John Sabol explaining the proposed sur. Saying he didn't like the felt the city should send out vey was being drafted for ~ ~ the ship's wheel idea of a survey being taken a questionnaire sampling the council's informal review. 19605 Mack by another entity and con- citizen reception to a surve~' If it receives the solons' cerned over possible bureau. as a first step because of his blessings, it will be mailed to TU.2-1340 Bet. 7 & 8 Mi. Rd. cratic interference growing concerns over the potential citizens in the northwest along the way, Councilman delving into the privacy of area possibly sometime this Robert E. Novitke moved, residents . week. i~ I~ ..:::":,:,m':':':":',':l":,:,:,:,?~~,:":,:",,m,,,,,r,,'ii:',,:\~::;; despite a feeling that he He then offered a second Indicating that the. entire would like to see such mono substitute motion that the questionnaire also will be ~ THE CLASSIC ! ies'. come into the city, that city send out a questionnaire mailed, Mr. Petersen stated any and aU applications for I to the citizens to assimilate the letter will say the city 'I CASHMERE SWEATER I HUD funds' be discontinued their feelings on the survey, is considering the northwest eBrown at this time. including a sampling of ques- area as well as other areas • Black toward applying for federal ~ Thisexceptionallysoft and Jight- I grant monies for physical lay. ~ weight sweaterwaswoven in ~ Second Effort Pays Off out improvements and other capital improvements. i! .Scotlandof the finest two-ply II Lf ~I - - (Continued from Page 1) in the grant program for It also will say that such ;; cashmere.Fullyfashioned, t\ lllilifi cent of the tota1) , were four years and received a pro p 0 sed improvements v-neck styling. 38-46 labeled either "substandard" total of $159,000 before 1978 would be beneficial to area 1 I or "deficient" because of sag- for street resurfacing, side. residents, while stipulating ging roofs, foundation cracks, walk and lighting projects. that Hie cooperation of citi. ~ $120 ~ bowed walls, sagging porches Mr. Birmingham noted that zens is needed in answering or rotted window sills. HUD is "getting tougher on questions over the phone. ~ ~ Helping residents improve us in terms of just what When the actual telephone ...... many of those structures was project's they'll approve" and survey will begin depends ! ~ named a top priority by Mr. added it took quite a bit of upon the schedule of Nord- :t;~ Rogers at the survey's con. extra administrative work to haus, noted Mr. Petersen. elusion. get final approval for proj. Might Be Helpful ~ I FocllS. on Needs ects this yea,". If the community is suc- ~ t\ The anticipated needs sur- cessful in receiving funds, While the rehabilitation ~ ~ manual is being written, City vey should make it easier (still eying $120,000 per year ~ ~ administrators will begin a for The City to secure future for three years). Mr. Peter- "needs survey" in the com. grants, he added. sen said the northwest area munity's lowest income areas would probably receive at- 5 ~ with another $4,500 grant tention during the first year which was part of the Block Stays 011 Job and other areas would follow in succeeding years. I Grant package. I The recent vote on the ~ . r;Pl1Lhber The survey will seek to (Continued from Page 1) senior citizens housing ques- ~ ~ identify residents' prefer. cided to hire me without ; respect a:::::: tion at Ghesquiere Park, ~ /i1"h£T: . t\ ences for federal grant use their input. winning sea- :::::: which was defeated, indicated ii( ~ CHICACO' DETROIT ~ in their neighborhoods and "Also, i have some impor- son, leather :::::: that there are a large num- will help determine specific tant commitments here to bound master- :=:::: people I've brought into ad. ber of seniors in one or two pieces, and cus- :::::: houses that are most in need i ~ ministrative positions. That election precincts. Such a ~ t\ of repair. ,~ tom quality, Sebago's :::::: weighed heavily in my deci. make-up might be of assis- ~ are a natural. Avictory :::::: Another $9,000 grant will sion not to take the job. We tance in helping the city to ~ ~ celebration after the :::::: ~ ~- be used for a spot demolition need to get some follow. qualify for monies, he added. ~ WOODWARD AVE . SOMERSEI MAll ~ ~~.~~.~~ game,oralonewithagood :::::: project to remove a few struc- through on programs. It'll be Questions included in the . ~ 1571 Woodward Ave.. Phone %4-230(t Detroit. 48226 t\ •..... book ...Sebago'sare there. Thlsgreat :::::: tures in The City which are a significant challenge to Nor d h a u s questionnaire "Jlyri5n5P9M~~~1Jii'iN!;P . . .. - 5i79~5iJ9~9JJo1'~~ .~:.::::fashion available in a wide range of sizes. ::.::.::. deemed beyond repair. help bring about., some im- Yet another large chunk provements in education in of this year's block grant, Grosse Pointe." about $20,000, will be used Nothing in Mill to remove obstructions to the Dr. Coats said he's "not handicapped and elderly at interested" in making a sid e w a I k intersections by specific, long.term commit- ~~~ knocking out the curbs and ment to stay in Grosse replacing them with gently Pointe, but added, "I'm here sloping ramps to the street. for what would appear to be That project, to be com- a significant amount of time. pleted by the Vanopdenbosch I have nothing else in the Construction Co., will be con. mill right now." l centrated between Cadieux In Memphis, the school and Neff roads, including board decided to reopen the process of candidate selec- the Bon Secours Hospital tion to fill the superinten. area. dent post at a meeting on "Getting Tougher" Monday. Dr. Coats had not The block grant also will KERCHEVAL AT ST. CLAIR • GROSSE POINTE formally removed his ap-. provide $22,500 toward the DISCOVER YOUR Open Thur!day Evening! 'ld 8:45 plication for the Memphis purchase of a new fire post at that time and was pumper for the city. still considered a candidate The City has participated by the trustees. ,STYLE OF Grosse Pointe School Board members admitted they were concerned about the unsettling effect Dr. DECORATING Coats' potential departure after just two years on th~ Learn hoW to: job, might have on the So Long, summerl schools. , Adverse Effect • decorate for your family's style of living The superintendent who preceeded Dr. Coats, James • re-do and make-do with pieces you already have Adams, spent just two years on the job before accepting • arrange and mix furniture styles COME TO THE VILLAGE a post in the Winston.Salem N.C., school system. ' • select colors and fabrics you can live with TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY "This constant turnover of superintendents is rough on • avoid making expensive decorating mistakes and jOin us in giving summer a the system," Trustee Jon Gandelot said. "Anytime • get the most for your decorating dollar~. ~ou've got that much change Learn all this and much. much more during a very special six-week GRAND SENDOFF! In a short period of time you're going to have an ad: course from our own experienced interior designers, You'll attend verse effect, a loss of effec- Balloons ... pppcorn ... ice cream ... music tiveness." six 2-hour classes, storting the week of Sept. 18, Under pressure from a few fee. $40 (no refund ofte, classes begin). lemonade and cookies from Jacobson's ... Board members, Dr. Coats last month signed a five.year also includes your student manual and contract that the trustees had other literature as well as color slide THE PLACE: D'HONDTWAY, TUESDAY, 12:30 p.m. approved by a controversial 5.2 vote last May. presentations. Call for the class INFORMAL MODELING with the best from schedule at Hudson's Eastland. ~ JI,\EBERLE APPOINTED the Village Shops ... school clothes ... fall Woods resident Austin M. 371-3232.ext. 2371.or Lakeside.-' outfits ... accessories. Haeberle was recently named 247-3232.ext. 2360. a systems officer in thc Na. WEDNESDAY, 12:30 P.M. , tional Rank of Detroit gen . . ('ral services division. Mr. A repeat of last summer's most fun event! A Doggy Conteat .Haeberle holds a BS degree In ~athematics from Pennsyl. with your favorite canine strutting its stuff for the judges' vama State University and an appraisal. Any age, any breed (or no-breed). Awards for the MBA in busincss administra. oldest, youngest, shaggiest, fluffiest, best-groomed ... and tion from Wayne State Uni. versit~', lots of other categories. Judged in fine fashion by Jeanette Duffield and David Robb, City Councilmen; Tom Kressbach, City Manager; Bruce Kennedy, Director of Public Safety; Erv Grosse Steiner, Wayne County Commissioner. Pointe News Let's give Summer a last fling .. Published Evel")' Thunda,. by Robt. B. Edgar Tuesday and Wednesday in the Village. DIBI A Anteebo PllbUshe" 99 Kercheval Avenue Groue PoInte, Mlcll. 48238 Phone TU 2.6900 . s.co." CIon 'od... ,.1" .t DotlOl', MIchl .... the VILLAGE Su~lc,lptlo" Roto. $1.00 ,., Y'.' .1... aU. """ ..... n Moll Sulllc,l,tIo". on Kercheval Ave. Ch•••• 0' """, ... '0".0 Jut hi " 1e I, GroI,. 'ot"•• '.,.. .. 1 Mlc•• n ,,""'10, II..... c." The Unique Shops along Kercheval ...... , 1100 •• 1111e4Y.rtItllll copy ,"uo' M III between Cadieux and Neff tb.•• I.,uH..... '.'0"1OHI••••.by Tu"".y "0011
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Thursday, August 31, i978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Plan. Eying Additional Farms Reports LWY Bazaar Set Sept. 2 BOB PERRY IItt.J,utUI B.E's, Attenlpts Members of the League of community is all important. Parking Nixed in GPW Women Voters, (LWV). of The LWV also says there's 771-3800 g~ tUId p~ 8oaie1U Two breaking and enter- Grosse Pointe are in the still time to rent a booth for Specializing ;n Grone Poinles By Roger A. Waha As .part of the proposal, a ings and two attempted process of making final prep- the event. Interested cltizens LEE REAL JSTATE CO. FREE CLASSES It was a long haul for Dr. vacant building would be en. break.ins were reported to arations for their "Bizarre should call Jo Ann Kelly IN SAIL BOATING 6' POWER BOATING Matthew Fontana, whose ef. tirely revamped but before Farms police over a four-day Bazaar. Flea Market and at 331-8347. forts for additional parking this could be done, additional period last week. Craft Sale" which will be Given by Grosse Polnt.e Power Squadron parking would be needed, presented Saturday, Septem. in the block between Holly. The concession stand at .CLASS STAIUS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1978 wood avenue and Hawthorne noted Dr. Fontana. Such ber 2. from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. parking, he felt, would ease the Farms Pier Park was road began in the spring at broken into on Wednesday on the South High School TIME: 7130 P.M. CAfETERIA the PIa n n i n g Commission the congestion in the immed- football field. iate area with the proposal night, August 23, with ,$20 in GROSSE POINTE HIGH SCHOOL - NORTH level and reached a climax quarters, a small calculator "The response has been at the Woods Council's regu. eying 19 additional spaces. MORNINGSIDE - OFF VERNIER The doctor also emphasized and an unknown quantity of very good by way of individ. lar meeting Monday evening. cigarets taken, police said. ual contributions and booth presents Ladie8 InviUd August 21. there would be no ingress or egress onto Hawthorne. Ice cream and candy bars rentals," said Judy Morlan, Appearing in behaU of the project chairman. "The com- Grosse Pointe Woods Devel- Because of the result, Dr. were strewn about the build. Fontana said he was "hol. ing, and the freezer doors munity is concerned and is opment Co., Dr. Fontana pre. willing to help." sented his case to the coun. lering visually" when the va. were left open. Entry was cil as did residents of the cant structure was found gained by kicking in a rear Over 40 booths have been immediate area, all of whom painted in a bright candy door. reserved so far with a large REMODEL were in opposition to the stripe pattern after the coun. Det. Sgt. George Van Tiem number being from The proposal. cil meeting. Indicating he said he was pursuing a lead Pointe area, while others The final denouement was was frustrated and trying to in the case, feeling the crime have come from as far away NOW! that the council unanimously prove his point, he added was committed by youths. as Redford, Clawson, Tren. denied the request, appar. that the back of the structure Farms officers David Beek- ton, Ecorse, Birmingham and ently because of the concerns would be repainted. Centerline. Dr. Fontana also noted that man and Dan Jensen discov- of residents over the pos. ered a break-in at the Farms Individuals. groups or even sible deterioration of prop- he will not give up on the New )ocal ~uilding proposal, while adding he Area Station, 18210 Mack families may rent a booth -W"JINn..- codes require .that erty values in the area if the avenue, while on patrol Mon. for a $10 fee, with the var- proposal became a reality. hopes to meet with a few of -B~cLMg- four properly be the neighbors to iron out dif. day morning, August 21. iety of articles which may be updated prior to Based upon the favorable They found a window pane recommendation of the Plan. ferences. sold being wide open. Booths t)~"J. ADblTIONS selling or re.renting. At the meeting, William in one of the garage doors featuring demonstrations also ~ REMODELING ning Commission at its July broken. Enjor this improv~. meeting after several tabling Holmes of Hawthorne road are welcome besides the nor. 777. -6840 '::;'1 ment while fOU are actions toward revamping the told the council the citizens Owner Paul Romain said mal array of baked goods. li.illt in four home'. proposal, Dr. Fontana said he objected to a parking lot on the only items missing were other foods, crafts, et a1. EVININGS G' TOJ1.9744 : was shocked at the result. the property in question, keys to five customers' cars Already several items are lAST SIDf AND while citing the potential ef- and a key to the inside locks GROSn 'OINflS When citizens who opposed scheduled to be presented in. the project were asked to fect it would have on prop- of the garage doors. cluding handmade articles O~k~~~ : stand up and an estimated 30 erty values. Other citizens An attempted breaking and from Appalachia, patchwork. UPDATE YOUR BATHROOM, KITCHEN, did, Dr. Fontana questioned also expressed some concerns entering also was reported h and mad e pots, leather PLUMBING EL1CTRIC if all, in fact, were residents, over safety factors in the on August 23 by a Maison goods, plus garage sales and Thursday, September 7th an' , living in the immediate area, area in relation to traffic. road resident. The citizen flea markets. Councilman E. D. Grady who would be diredly af- said someone had tried in For its part. the LWV will The Fisher Theatre ALL HOME & OFFICE SERVICES fected by the plan. This, he indicated officials were can. three different places to gain cerned over parking prob- be having its own flea mar. with a marvelous showing of PAINTING felt, wasn't clarified. entry into the home. The ket, bake sale and conces- He also stated he was upset lems and said ways should be culprit cut screens at two explored toward discovering sions but members empha. his Fall/Winter '78 Collection at one citizen who, he said, locations and pried a door- size participation from the lived adjacent to the affected how parking can be provided wall at the rear of the house. 11:30 a.m.-wine and hors d'oeuvres property and agreed to the in the vicinity of Mack with. In the same incident, the JOINS FIRM proposal in writing but then out interfering with resi. resident's unlocked garage 1:00 p.m.-showtime LADIES' DAY spoke against it, apparently dential areas. He then moved was opened and a moped was Farms resident Peter F. after input from neighbors, at to deny the request in this taken. The moped was later Tickets are $12.50 per person instance and his colleagues Kennedy has joined Bayly, at the the meeting. found at Grosse Pointe boule- Martin and Fay's Detroit Di- At the same time he won. agreed. vard and Moross road. - Available at Saks Fifth Avenue - Detroit & Troy For Dr. Fontana, parking vision as vice-president and dered why no councilman The father.in.law of a Mor. commercial account execu. YMCA raised any questions regard. also is an important point tive. A native of Chicago, or by calling the Project Hope Office and with the resulting action, ass road resident reported ing his specific proposal as someone had attempted to Ill., Mr. Kennedy received Aerobic Dlnclng the discussion unfolded. he felt, after months of work, at 649-4775 decidedly let down without break into his relative's home his BA degree from George. The property in question, town University and attend. Exlrclll to MUllc which is owned by the devel. receiving any help from the on Tuesday, August 22. Po. All proceeds will benefit Project Hope. council toward upgrading the lice said the side door ap. ed the graduate school of opment company. encom- University of Detroit. Slim Living Ilhlvlor Modlflcallon Program pases Arnold's Drug store, area in question. peared to have been klr::ked Vie Tanny's, plus 60 addi- While he apparently hasn't in, with the lock receiver YOII tional feet tow a r d Haw. given up seeking what he broken. thorne, he said. )t's located feels are important improve. The would.be.thief was IIUII EXlrclst b e h i n d these commercial ments, at this point the doc- stymied in his attempts when properties between the two tor appears temporarily en. the receiver jammed in the WOllin - Coplnl wllh Todl' - Dllcusslon streets. veloped in discouragement. door. Jalllni Club ThursdlY. Sipl. 71h. 9:15-2:30. Fit $2.00 GPW Prepares Offer to Police We Will Be Treat yourself to a day of fitness The Woods Council met in CLOSED LABOR DAY and fun. Learn about yourself and your a closed sessIon after its regular meeting Monday. Au. T.M. individual needs. gust 21, to discuss the status WEEKEND of wage and labor negotia. All of Ihl lbovl-lIlnllonld proln •• Irl Inciudld. tions with the Department of from 5 :30 p.m. Fri., Sept. J ANNOUNCING Public Safety. through Monday, Sept. 4 City Administrator Chester Ballet Classes by Christopher Flynn in Grosse PointeI For flrtIt.r Intor. Ilion ClI! ". S. Mlco.b YMCA E. Petersen said last week, PRo 6-1619 as an outgrowth of the ses- RE-OPENING TUESDAY, SEPT. S, 10 A.M. In the fall Mr. Flynn will teach ballet classes for adults on the beginner sion, he was in the process and Intermediate/advanced levels and for intermediate level youngsters. of preparing a new proposal, Have A Nice Holiday! (a two-year pacO, for the Mr. Flynn, a member of the major faculty of the UNIVERSITY OF MICH- council's informal review. IGAN dance department, trained with VALENTINA PAREYESLAVEC, If approved, it would then ROBERT JOFFREY, and the SCHOOL OF AMERICAN BALLET THE- Tennis k'., be forwarded to the Grosse ATRE. He was ArtistiC Director of the Christopher Ballet. Pointe Woods Police Officers Chi1dren from 5-1/2 years of age and intermed iate ch lidren will be Ass'n., (GPWPOA), for its taught by BETH KRAUS. EXERCISE CLASSES are also available consideration. mornings, afternoons and evenings. P ay iJf",.:~~/,~} Plans call for the proposal GEMOLOGISTS IX PERSONAL JEWELERS I to be delivered to the For more information call Beth Kraus ... 882-2375. ..~ \ ~/ GPWPOA sometime this week. Pass 1 _;;;; ~ \~ Play 4v DIU' . r~1'atlOl1 LINC cordially' . Every Day inVito ~~ you t o attend ~"> ~ r70. The Freltch C ~~ ~"> A& ",
MONDAY-FRIDAY UNTIL 5 PM
* BASED ON SEASON CONTRACT Saturday . . the Nimh oj September
*1/5.00 per Play up to 60 hours cockl! perJoll OF TENNiS PER MONTH R- DAYor NIGHT ANY DAY t'POlldt'z $'"/ I l'Olis pln;1 BASED ON SEASON CONTRACT * lIlack r. (link' Proceeds 10 0 It' OPtiollal I/lg IlIdi~idli I . peralion llN Q $ IVllh N C ttds ill I), FOR FURTHER DE TAilS CAll OR STOP BY THE CI UB t' Corn fnll1lity ) PARK E~ST TenOls Clublld 18201 E.WARREN. DETROIT 885.0300 ,Jacobson's Grosse Poi nte - 4 •• . - -"- ...... Page Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 31, 1978 Program to Save Trees Continues in Park WEEKDAY (Continued from Page ]) experimental program re- elms after the two.year eX' spray could settle on parked HOURS SUNDAY which chemical is best to cently authorized by the perimental program has been ,cars, lawn furniture, win. MON., TUES., check the spread of DED. council. completed. Dr. Gregory's reo dows and houses. - One answer to the Dutch WED., THURS. 10 AM to 5 PM Other elms, suspected of hav- City Manager John Craw- port will determine whether bark beetle problem, Mr. 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. ing the blight, will be inject- ford said he is hopeful that the city should continue the CLOSED ed with either of the two the two-year trial period injections, or if it would be Crawford noted, is to put up FRIDAY chemicals, it was said. will be successful. He said more effective to spray and bird houses for Martins, 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. LABOR DAY The ladies said holes are the city's present method of how ollen. which feed on these beetles SATURDAY drilled at the base of the dormant spraying with meth- Cites Problem There is one such bird hous~ o ".M. to 6 P.M. MOIIDAY elms, near the roots, and oxychlor appears to be in- Mr. Crawford said the rea. in Windmill Pointe Park and either Arbotect or Lignasan effective in controlling DED, son that The Park has so another is being contem. SEPT. 4th are pumped through the holes but there is no other way many elms today is because plated for the park. HOUses Prices Good Thru under 30 llounds of pressure, since DDT was banned sev. of the past spraying of the for the birds also should be Sunday, Sept. 3rd after which the holes are eral years ago. trees with DDT. He said the placed in strategic areas of W. r... "". ,h. right to sealed. The chemicals are Marked for Removal Dutch bark beetle has de. the city, he said. limit q"antitie •. taken up naturally through Mr. Crawford said in order veloped, in his opinion, an the tree pores with the sap. for methoxychlor to have the immunization against meth. II is hoped that this method same effect, elms would have oxychlor and that is why he of control will be more ef. to be sprayed several times a favors the use of DDT every fective than spraying. year, which would be a very few years. To Continue Program expensive process. He pointed out that elms James Ellison, director of The city manager stated if should be sprayed at least ~~ the Department of Public it was permissable, he would five or six times a year with 01 Service, said that this year like to see the city's elms methoxychlor to have the e ~"JYCH1C • c . -.. -. ~-- ._-~~------..._------_...... ------~~~-----~~~------~---.-----.. • Thursday, August 31, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Troop 96 Set to Start Year The greatest treasure of Dr. Earl Keplan any democracy is human dlg. Pointe Youngsters Enioy Field Day Boy Scout Troop 96, spon. 11th in Fellowship Hall at nity. Dr. Gary S. Kaplan -Ji" sored by the Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe Memorial Foot Specialists & Podiatrists Memorial Church, will com. Church, 161 Lakeshore road. takes pleasure in announcing the mence its 1978-1979 scouting Boys should be 11.years.old Dallr Diet year on Monday, September or going into the fifth grade association of 11. to participate. COUNSELING Dr. D. M. Kaplan An active scouting season For additional information, in the practice of podiatry and foot surgery. is planned. call either Thomas Van Tiem, Registration for new scouts 881.2479, or John Onstwed. 882.5885 14608 Gratiot Ave. nr. 7 Mi. Ad. will begin at 7 p.m. on the de.r, 882-{)340. .rDetroit..=~;;.;~.~.;.:;;;~;~48205 527.6030...t , 2 TRACK - 3 TRACK BAKED ENAMEL WHITE AND BLACK POINTE SCREEN & SASH, INC. 20497 MACK TU 1-6130 '0"', l))~~.~ Photo bV David Kramer ...... Hundreds of Pointe kids turned parents, a "moon walk," a raffle and, ~' out to enjoy the 37th annual Grosse of course, free pop, popcorn. ice Pointe Metropolitan Club's Field cream and hot dogs to all. Here, par- Bring us your Day Saturday, August 26. The event, ents coach their children in the pen- KODACOlOR sponsored by Pointe police, fire and ny scramble as several of the clowns mail workers, featured a variety of take a break from their busy sched- Films ...... r: .. races for all age groups including ule. ~::..~/-.:.: Proposals G~t Okay of Planners Two proposed ordinances, trailer truck, semi.truck trail. the period actually required ,which have been under study er or construction vehicle. in connection with. the de. by the Woods Planning Com. A pickup truck, the cargo livery of merchandise or the mission since the first of the compartment of which is not rendering of any services or year, were unanimously for- covered or does not contain performances of any building warded to the council for its a cap, and any van or carry. construction. ,: action by the commissioners all type vehicle, also are It provides, however, that ;', ° at their regular meeting deemed commercial vehicles no more than one commercial Tuesday, August 22. if they exhibit two or more vehicle of a rated capacity Both measures, which have of the following character. of three.fourths ton or less FOR QUALITY been reviewed by sub-com. istics: may be housed or stored mittees of the commission, • Com mer cia 1 license when entirely within a suit- ;-., COLOR PROCESSING include commercial vehicles plates. able garage. Y and their storage and the out- • An advertising sign or The proposal further pro. ~ BY KODAK' side parking of motor ve. letteting. business logo, busi- vides that this requirement hicles at gasoline service ness address and/or tele- shall not apply to any busi. We offer Kodak quality processing stations. phone number on the exterior ness requiring truck delivery for all your KODACOLORFilms. The commercial vehicles or mounted or placed inside or service in the operation proposal defines such a ve- the vehicle so as to be plain- of the business. Stop in today, hicle as any stake truck, ly visible from the exterior Mea n w h i 1e, the only and ask for details. COLOR , dump truck, highway tractor- in such a fashion as to con- change in. the gas stations PROCESSING vey or attempt to convey an proposal in the latest draft •• KCHlak advertising message to the CUMMINGS IS V.p views rental car regulao,lons public. according to City Attorney Woods res ide n t Bruce • Permanently mounted George Catlin. . Newton Cummings has been outside brackets or holders Previously, the measure appointed second vice-presi- for ladders, tools, pipes or dent of the regional banking prohibited rental car vehicles other ~ilar equipment. but the section was changed The division ° at National Bank of Detroit. Mr. Cummings holds The proposal says that no to permit such storage upon Crosse Pointe Ski 'n Tennis Shop CAMERA an AB degree in philosophy commercial vehicle, truck or service station premises pro- from Brown University and t r ail e r shall be parked, viding such complies with housed or stored upon resi- parking space count stipula- NEW SUMMER HOURS, a MBA degree in business MON., THURS. 9:30 to 7,00 dential property or public CENTER administration fro m the ~~~~. and a 48.hour time 20343 Mack TUES., WED., SAT. 9:00 to 6:00 884-5660 17114 KERCHEVAL - in the Village Ani'os Tuck Graduate School streets and alleys except for FRIDAY 9:30 to 9:00 .lZl Open Thursday Evenings 885-2267 of Business, Dartmouth Col. lege. Village.Markel Would you pay 18328 MACK AVENUE This Week's $1000 for $1,8847 Bell Ringers Prices Effective Aug. 31, Sept~ 1 and 2 We pay 8.00% annual interest on an Eight.Year CLOSED SUNDAY Certificate Savings Account; no bank or savings We Close Wednesdays at 1 p.m. association pays a higher annual rate of interest, and many places (possibly the one where you're saving) are not allowed to pay as much. HORMEL'S To earn this high interest-which is an effective annualrate of 8.24%-just deposit $1,000 or more and __ leave it in the account for the fu II eight years. CURE 81 HAM - When you do, your $1,000 will grow to $1,884.54. 1 As you can see in the chart, this account is just COOKEDfUUY, $229 ~- . one of many certificate savings plans we offer, all .,. ~ -...... U designed to help you have more money than you started BONELESS • LB. '0_ with. Any of these accounts--even more than one--ean be OUR OWN opened in addition to your First Federal Regular Savings Account. In fact, our Regular Savings Account is how many people get the GROUND CHUCK 5 $598 minimum deposit for the certificate account. LB. BAG HAMBURGER PAnlES Effective How~nd ALL BEEF NO ADDITIVES 3 TO A LB. J5 PATTIES, 4 TO A L8. 20 PATTIES Type of Minimum Annual Account Amounl R~le Annual Rate When Paid LEAN FRESH MEATY Paid and compounded 8-Year $1,000 8.24% Certificate 8.00% quarterly. COUNTRY STYLE Paid and compounded Ei-Year $1,000 7.75% 7.98% SPARE RIBS 97~B. Certificate quarterly. Paid and compounded 4-Year $1,000 7.50% 7.71% DANISH CREAMY Certificate quarterly. 9 - PLAIN HAVARTI CHEESE By the Piece $1 !. 12112-Year Paid and compounded $1,000 Certificate 6.7S~ 6.92% quarterly. t ------Paid and compounded OUR OWN BONELESS lOne-Year $1.000 6.50% 6.66% Certificate quarterly. HONEY BAKED HAMS ___ c_ -- - --~- - - -- Six.Month Inler('~1 rale i, the 10 LB. AVERAGE - WHOLE OR HALF h.Month Treasury Bill (2Ei.Week) $10,000 rat('ld", oun' ba\l\J ,n Paid at maturity. Investment ('!fe( ton Ihe dale lhe OUR OWN 95C Certificate au ounl" opened plus ' ..' pL1'rannum. BULK PORK SAUSAGE 1-LB. ROLL ------~------_ ... ------h'c'h"r,ll fq..:ul.lflon .. It-qUirt' ,1 ..uh ..1.Hllldl mil' ft ...., pl'ndlh lor t'Jrh \\lthdr."', ,II ".,m \ t'rlilu ,111' 24 SIZE HOME GROWN "'l\o"'~".HtOunf'., CALIFORNIA FANCY GREEN PEPPERS Come and talk with us about your savings goals. We'll help you plan how much to put where and for how long. We'll even explain CUCU~BE.S HEAD LETTUCE Cherry Tomatoes how to get a check each month for the interest you earn. If you already have a regular savings account or a maturing certificate 39~EAD FULL PINT 37c 6.~~:eS for S9( somewhere else, just bring your passbook with you and we'll have the funds transferred to First Federal. You'll find it pays to do that. CLOSED MONDAY - LABOR DAY We know what money is for. Our Fresh Readu To Cook Entrees: • Stuffed Chicken. Breasts. Beef Roulade. Stuffed Pork Rolls. Stuffed FlankSteak. Chicken Breasts Cordon 8leu • Veal Parmesan. Veal Milanese • Chicken Breasts Supreme •.. ARE NOW IN PRESSWARE EXCLUSIVELY. Adaptable for Microwave or Conventional Ovens. -----ALIO AVAILABLI----.... Branch offices throughout the Detroit Metropolitan Area including: Gro•• e Pointe • STUFFED PORK CHOPS • STUFFED PORK ROAST Notre Dime nelr Kerchevil • STUFFED PORK TENDERLOIN. 882-7897 ... ---1401 INPIESSWAltE------.a ______~ ~_~_...:-.~ ~~_._.._~ ,__...... __.....' ~_~ __ .m. --.- P.ge Six GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, AU9ust 31, 1978 (~Ias..--(~Li(-CllSeHearing Set in Woods Dirty Have Your Carpets & «('ontinuMi trom, Pagf' 1) phlflng sources ot funds in • Names and addresses of connection with and inci. Carpet? Rugs Professionally Why on earth 'cording to ('it~' r<'<'Ord", in, su~h uses., ~fr, ~atlin said principals, dental to a bona fide res. dud!' the hl1l0" ing' thIs matl~r IS a vaILd co~c~rn • Type of restaurant, scat. taurant operation offering a SAY CLEANED • Mr Bardy. AIJar. In('., , llf the (,It~. toward ~\'o!.dlng ing capacity, full and complete food menu, 20cro We Have The Correct Method If approval is granted by d b a Gabb,"s . a "sh()('stnng operation al.'. • T~'pe of entertainment, ON CASH To Clean Your Carpet the council, each applicant should you open • A. G(' • ..~ .~ VAN DYKE AT 6 MILE 20052 KEllY ROAD HARPER WOODS 365-6000 OPIHMON.&TKUIS. "TIL':00 '.M. Thursday, August 31, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven Touch Football Loop Fonning Cost of Salt The Neighborhood Club mornings starting Septem- Young Merchants Show Their Wares Men's Seven. Man Touch ber 17. Up This Year M & M DISTRIBUTING CO. Football League Is now ac. The entry fee Is $140 plus Cleaning Materials & Equipment cepting teams for the fall individual membership, ($5), The Woods Council at its season. and the deadline is Friday, regular meeting Monday. Au. September 8, before 5 p.m. gust 21, unanimously accept. Games will be played at l'~or further information, ed the bid of the l'ltema. WE DELIVER McMillan Field on Sunday call 885-4600. tional Salt Co. . Summit, 1>a.. in the llb.~_at 884-0520 A NEW WAY TO SAVE of $13.80 per ton delivered. . This is an increase of $2.40 16734 E. WARREN DETROIT, MI. 48224 HEAT THAT WON'y ,. over the $11.40 per ton price of last year. I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;; LEAVE YOU COLD. City Comptroller.Assessor I;~------_..-_...... , Frederick G. Homflsher said the city only received two bids, with the other coming CHICKEN * SHRIMP * RIBS from the Morton Salt Co. of Thrifty Bucket of Chicken .. 1Ii11 ollly $4.95 Chicago. Ill., in the amount of $15.40 per ton delivered. Shrimp Dinner .,i11 only $3.95 No bid was received from the Rib Dinner slill oni~ $5.95 Diamond Crystal Salt Co. of st. Clair, Mich. Mr. Hornfisher attributed Delicious Food the higher price mainly to a Low Price.~ .-. scarcity of salt and increased POINTE WHARF Photo by Davl~ Kramer costs overall. 18310 Mack 885-4453 885-4790 Every summer Saturday many left to right). GEORGE DEEB, 9, "This is the first time we've 'garage sales are held throughout The WENDY WILLET, 9, BUFFY RID- had such a big jump," he Pointe. But how many are held by DELL, 10, MICHAELA MARSTON, said, while adding increases and for children? This one, held at 8, and JENNIFER DEEB 'i. Mrs. one year over an~ther usually FROM enough Automatic Flue Damper, saves gas that the Lochmoor boulevard home of Willett said the event was well at- run at around $1. . SANDWICHES it normally will pay for itseH in two to four years. Mr. and Mrs. G. Howard Willet, is tended, adding. "It was a learning TO STEAKSI the first one the NEWS' has seen. experience for me and the children." .'l'l$taHed. simply, in accordance with local heat- Cooperating in the effort were. (from CARRY OUT ing codes. • Closes automaticaIy and keeps the No one can break even to. RAM'S HOR ~~~I~~~~, your furnace produces from escaping GPW Planners Okay Change day unless they get all the DilCount 10% heat up RESTAURANT (",,._,m 0,0/0. U-SOI breaks. the chimney. A change in the previously Inasmuch as the wall's 17410 MACK AT ST. CLAIR 1 p.m .•IO p.m. approved site plan for Colo- height was part of the ap- -D-A-(L-Y-S-P-E-C-IA-L-S"""--WE nial Federal Savings and proved site plan, any pro. A Natural Foods ot~:ts~I:~S~OR. Loan Ass'n. on the west side posed adjustment would have '!iUnCb'f brunch \0'30 to 2 ..... • Ftnh IIr._." Short••k. , Restaurant WIlI.-nln .. AI', 30' 31 : of ~ack avenue, between to come before the commis. ~~e;:n:tc~:::"~.:.. lr Lennon and Van Antwerp, sian. sunday I Baked Beef Short Ribs : ~;:,':~~:cr~.;':~.':If: • was unanimously approved "Since the zoning ordinance with tomato sauce" • Chocoa.l. or ..... n. Tort. C.k. brunch i r.l ~_ 1 • W.I"""lon • C.nleloupe by the Woods PlaMing Com- does not require a wall be. Outdoor Cafe . n I...... (!rom 11.. 100) mission at its regular meet. tween business property and • IIIIe Hlllh L.... oII 1I .. lllfIU' Pie and dinner ~.ily Dancing Gino'. Hol ,u::;'" C.k. ing Tuesday, August 22. a public alley, and since ,the S(;allops or Lake Perch • 15304 Kercheval proposed new use of this Tartar 88U!(e & wedge of .• ~h= •.: 'Ir'_"," The commission at its July Where the only thing Serving Lunch lemon" • SUM"'. 'h~ •."c., Grosse Pointe meeting approved the plan property will not be a nui. more impressive and Dinner sance for the neighboring ~ than the rive.- view SIt. a ..... se,t. z a 3 BELGIAN WAFFLESI VA2-9070 but subsequently a thorough As a breakfast Of IS a dessert examination of a six.foot high residential property, we here. ~ Roast Chicken.. . with 1)Juebernes, all"awbefrlBS, is the food ~.r~~_. 1/2 chicken, bread stuffln.g. raspberry lopping and Ice cream by request that we be aI- .= brick wall along the aUey at cranberry sauce" -, Try II. you'll Ilk' It the rear of the property .was lowed to rebuild this wall to g 13800 made. a height of four feet,t' said .~ .... a TIII.. ~. 4 a 5 HI" .... 1M' -DIl1yl J. ~ East Eight Mile U.S.D.A. CHOICE This examination revealed Mr. Daniell in a letter to the Wed: - Vegetable- that the waUwas structurally commission. ~~----~ For Further . DELMONICO STEAK Thur8. - Chicken Noodle unsound and that it would Stating there was little CiJerbrolfed to Order Fri. - Shrimp Chowder Above Wed. Ihru Tues. specl." In. Set. - Navy Bean have to be rebuilt. according structural stability to the Information Call: '. DEPENDABLE elude soup or 'ulce. sala~ or cole Sun. - ChIcken Noodle . to architect Gustaf R. Danl. wall and that a six-foot wall slaw, vegetable, choice 01 patllioes, 371-6264 roll an~ butter. Mon. - Spilt Pea I ell. gave a penitentiary effect, Tues. - Tomato R.O.llmarl~ Mr. Daniell told the commis- SLIDE sion a four.foot wall would YOUR $3 89 - .WE FEATURE OSCAR CHOICE • _ MAYER'S BARBECUED RIRS I GPF Beaches be more practical. He even Indicated a slopini stone cap ...•'~190a SHOWS 'Stay Closed He included to prevent chilo dren from walking along the top. I It looks as if The Fanns . Beaches closed by a July Mr. Daniell added that sewer maln break in Ma. Colonial Federal representa. comb County will remain off tives preferred to eliminate limits to swimmers for the the wall but if it was impos. remainder of the season. sible to do so, (pending the Tests by the Wayne Coun: commission's action). an at. ty Health Department have tempt would be made to pre. SMWb '\'fluetllating,~, ieve1sl' .seryj! I it. :But, lItill, it would be' unSafe, he said. EA of contaminants in the waters off the beaches, said The six.foot wall was erect. Mike Andrews, assistant di. ed when the proPerty was rector of e n vir onmental utilized as a Jack.in-The-Box health. Restau!,ant and was geared ~~ He said the tests would for that type of operation. reveal safe levels of bac. Due to its reported condi. teria for a few days and tion and also the fact that no TOP I EREST. KODAK CAROUSEL then, with wind shifts,' the special J)ublic hearing wouM •• counts would go up again to have to be held for such ..Projectors intolerable levels. change, the commission ap- Mr. Andrews sald while proved the adjustment to a • Whisper-quiet operation the levels are generally four.foot structure via Ray- mond Lynch's motion. • Dependable gravity feed operation going down, with just a few • Remote control forward ana reverse weeks left in the swimming season it was doubtful the THREE WAYS Center Offers on some models beaches would be reopened • Choose from many different models in time for bathers to use ~ntique Talks them. 50 The beaches at the Farms SPECIAL 6-MONTH SAVINGS CERTIFICATES Priced from S149 A series of illustrated lee. Pier Park and the Crescent tures on antique furniture These investments will pay you V4 of 1% MORE than the current discount Sail Yacht Club were closed will be given at the War on July 31 following the col. rate for 6-month Treasury Bills on your deposit of $10,000 or more - l lapse of a major sewer line Memorial, 32 Lakeshore road, PLUS we'll compound your interest quarterly to produce an even higher I£i this fall by J. Jurdan Hum. in Macomb County. That berstone. effective yield. There's no charge for these certificates, and they are break necessitated the dump- The lectures will be held automatically renewable upon (llaturity. if you so desire. Shop and com- The ing of raw sewage into Lake Tuesdays, September 19 to 1 st. Clair for a period of sev- October 24, from 10 to 1l:3D pare - you'll choose 0 & N. • CAMERA eral weeks. a.m. in the Alger House. Although repairs have On September 19, Mr. since ended the dumping, Humberstone will deal with CENTER high levels of colifonn. an 17114 KERCHEVAL- in the Villag. the pilgrim period; Septem. intestinal bacteria found in ber 26, the William and Mary Open Thursday Evenings. 885-2267 the sewage, remain in the period; OCtober 3, Queen GIANT 8 SAVINGS CERTIFICATES lake water. Anne; October 10, the Chip...... I pendale period which also The highest interest rate anywhere on insured savings is yours with an 8% covers Hipplewhite. Sheraton SAVINGS CERTIFICATE from 0 & N. Compounded quarterly, this certifi- and Empire; and October 24, I MEMBERSHIP IN TWO the Victorian era. cate will yield you a whopping 8.24% per year! Yet, all it takes to open this The series of six lectures 2 8% GIANT is $1,000 or more on deposit for ~ight years. is $30, while single lecture I. TENNIS CLUBS 1------admissions 'are $5.50. 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I('oml' • lESSON PROGRAMS AVAilABLE '" o/ilion' repr ..~en lal iH GROSSE POINTE OFFICE, 19307 Mack Avenue w'ho will help you ~l'I HOOVER-11 MILE OFFICE, 26681 Hoover Road Joe Fodell is joining our teaching staff 10 "now vour new ('om- . ,- l"Ult munil) Q!> quir"ly 8!> J. D. programs begin the week of September 11tho pos!>ibll'. WARREN-12 MILE OFFICE, 8424 E. Twelve Mile RO,~ Phone 881.5618 Certlf,cale money w,lIHlrawn before malu"ty earns Ihe passbook !._. ~." --_. '- i Call lor brochures 774.1300 'ale less 3 monlhS Interest per federal reguialrons .. ' .....' _ ...... zC _ __ zerO « - -- .. • Thursd.y. August 31, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Peg. Eight 99 Farms, P&J 'Reps' Seek to Resolve Differences cJM~u~s future owners do not show 1:30 a.m. $UVICf David Kramer was airing was contracted for By undesirable entertainment Recent surveys by Farms BELLE ISLE The Farms held of( on its mont~s ago. and to make it more legally police, however, seem to show threat to stop the show at The council hjld instructed no unusual amount of noise . Mr. McKean at its last meet. intact. the Punch and Judy Theater He said that while unilat- from patrons, with officers J Tuesday, August 22, after ing, (Monday, August 2i), to in the most recent survey, seek an injunction prevent. eral ordinances governing AWNING. CO. city officials met with the permissable entertainment taken early Saturday morn. owners and their attorneys ing the theater from present. ing, August 26, emphasizing ing a live show the next night are being struck down by anvas • Vinyl • Acrilan • Dacron toward working out a pact courts in other cities, a bind. ~hat a citizen complaint about concerning live shows. featuring a singing group noise in the area was un- known as "the T a I kin g ing contract form of agree- City Attorney George Me. ment would be more enforce- founded. Kean said he decided not to Heads," who have received Councilman W. Jam e s reviews in "Newsweek" and able. Buy NOW and SAvT1 seek an injunction after con. Mast, in a phone interview, the "New York Times." Mr. Jaszczak also declined ...... ~--~ ferrin& with Mayor James to comment on the provisions said, "The noise complaints ~_ Dingelllan and at least one The council requested that of the proposed new agree. were to some extent an indi- ~.rvllli GrolS' Po;." SillC' "31 coultCH member, Lloyd Sem. the injunction be obtained ment adding he would like to cation of their, (theater op. on the grounds that the the. 22104 Harper pIe. He said they agreed with "separate the daily opera- erators), success." He added 774 101 0 ater was I}o longer permitted - St. Clair Shor.5. GIO .. GLO lOWING him the injunction was not tions of the theater from that any response to the com. 6 necessary. to hold live entertainment. working out the agreement." plaints by the council would ARCO SIAIION When aSked. why the in. That permission, the council He said a show which had likely be in the form of lim. junction wasn't pursued, Mr. had claimed, had been re- been scheduled for Septem. iting the hours of operation. 15501 MACK, DETROIT Semple said the threat had voked following the failure ber had been postponed be. Mr. Semple said the peti- (a«05< from Park) of the owners to sign an seemed to be sufficient. cause of the flap, with the tion and complaints would agreement limiting the types Serving the Po;ntes and Detroit with "It occurred to us that we next scheduled live show be. be a factor in council aelion of allowable live shows. got them of( square one and ing October 1. concerning the Punch. AAA 24-Hour TOWING Road Aid got them to sit down and The agreement, drawn up Meanwhile, Farms police "There's a balancing act in February by the council talk," he said. have been keeping an eye on you have to play," he said. /-: . . acting as a zoning board of Police Towing in the Pointes One of the theater's ten. the operations of the theater "I sympathize with the peo. ants, Chris Jaszczak, said appeals, came in response to in the face of complaints pIe about noise." STATION: 343-9731 the original request from the later, "We were totallv un- from residents, chiefly con. He said the council might h ~ theater tenants for a variance 24-HOUR: 521-7691 aware of the injunction' until cerning noise. consider passage of an or. Wednesday," (August 23), permitting live entertain. dinance prohibiting the start ~ THE NEW ~ State R.egi'tered & CertWed Mechanics on Duty A petition signed by 28 \ adding the show the Punch ment. residents was presented to of shows after a certain hour. The council maintains that the council at a recent meet- "The Rocky Horror Picture COMPUTER SCORER \ a zoning variance is required Show" has been shown at the I ing ask i n g the body to for live shows. The theater revoke permission for live Punch for the last several owners, however, maintain at shows. The petition claimed months on weekend nights. that live entertainment has "the patrons are extremely The show begins at midnight always been permitted at the noisy upon leaving the the. and has become very popular Punch. ater, rometimes as late as and well attended. A meeting was held on EAST WARREN LANES Thursday, August 24, at city offices between the theater Village Bids Summer Adieu 20 LANES tenants, owners and repre. sentatives of the council and "So Long, Summer" will Wayne County Commissioner There are now openings lor FRESH GROUND FRESH GRADE 'A' city administration. be the refrain next week in Erv Steiner. • individuals and teams Mr. McKean said that, fol- The Village in Kercheval ave. The Puppy Parade is spon. lowing a "lot of discussion," for fall bowling leagues. nue, when merchants cele- sored by Jacobson's and will LEAN BEEF FRYINGCHICKEN it was decided the theater brate the last two days before be coordinated by Judy Si. tenants would draft a form MORNINGS - AFTERNOONS - EVENINGS DRUMSTICKS the opening of school with monds. from CHUCK of an agreement which he WINTER'S ECKRICH a variety of promotional ac- OLD fASHIONED would present to the council STOP BY LB. 73~8. with his comments. tivities. 51.39 SMOKED The end of summer will Vandal Sprays NEAll GERMAN STYLE He added he had no idea CADlfUX SAUSAGE what the proposed agreement be marked on Tuesday and Stand at NHS 17225 E. WARREN WIENERS FRESH AMERICAN will say but hoped it would Wednesday, September 5 and 6, in D'Hondt Way behind or Call 885.0060 PRIME OR CHOICE be close to the original one Someone spray painted ob. Sl.49L8 which the owners had refused Jacobson's In Kercheval ave. ".75 LB •• nue. There'll be music, pop- scenities on the new conces- LEG0' LAMB to sign. sion building on the North JUST LIKE HOMEMADE Mr. Semple, who also was corn, ice cream, free cookies and lemonade, balloons and High Schoool athletic field, VERNOR'S SPECIAL present at the meeting, said, 707 Vernier road, according A FAMILIAR SITE ••• THI DILICIOUI $1.75 LB. wl)ile he didn't care to com- special events beginning at 12 noon both days. to a report received by Woods RIFRIIHING POTATO ment on the content of the police early Sunday morning, DRIIIIl prop?sed new agreement, An informal fashion show u.s. # J u.s. # J SALAD of fall school clothing and August 27. that It would be presented to Cpt. Robert Setchell con. PACKS the council at its next meet- accessories is set for Tues. e LARGE LARGE 63~ day. Coordinated by Mrs. fiscated a can of black spray ing on Monday, September paint at the scene, while 89 SEEDLESS SWEET CALIFORNIA L8. 18. "That is the required George Clark of Cameron 51 place, the show w,ill begin being told that a red sports timetable," he said. car occupied by a male sub- GRAPES Nectarines BARTLETT PEARS "We're trying to reach an at 12:30 p.m. ject was observed in the im. agreement consistent with Last year's Puppy Parade 5~8. 49f8. 49fB. the zoning board of appeals will be repeated on Wednes- mediate area. de.cision last February," he day at 12:30 p.m. All breeds, (or non.breeds), are welcome STEPHAN PROMOTED said. "It hasn't gone as Pointer D. Larry Stephan smoothly as we would have to participate. Awards will be given to the youngest, has been promoted to vice. liked." president of marketing and Mr. Semple indicated one oldest, shaggiest, fluffiest and named an associate at Ros' of the owner's objections to best groomed pets. Thousands of area residents have been pfagued this JlJdies .will 1\\~1~!!l!.City setti, Associates I Architects past winter' by rising .utlllty" colts; roof tee --damming, the original proposed agree- Planners. Mr. Stephan for. ceiling cave Ins, sagging eaves and moisture laden . ~;. m'ellt was its. ability to be Manager Thomas Kressbach, City Councilwoman Jeanette merly served as director of scaling paint. binding on future owners. He marketing for the Detroit said he thought the agree. Duffield, Councilman David We can halp you fortify your homes' defenses against Robb, Director of Public Saf. Plaza Hotel. He is a native the. unrel~nlln.g forces of Mother Nature next year ment "should run with the while minimiZing exterior painting maintenance and ety Bruce Kennedy and of Canada. land," both to assure that reducing utility costs. Our preventative maintenance services, Include reo roofing. ra\nware.& insulated aluminum siding and trim. 1:' For those who cannot alford to have maintenance * * -(:(* work done twice, please call 882-3100. .tharing traSS 882.3100 PHIL,~t~ ",t.\"l~M"NCE & AlTERAl1a ~ CONTRACTORS it e ROOFING e SIDING 14330 E. WARREN '"'''-'''''''-'''=~~ .__..,~",,~c,~-.,+f.'- e ENClOSURES At Chalmers -~=_-....-c_' - WI .•. THE HOUSE DOCTORS 17101 E. WAllREN. DETROIT. MICIIIGA'l. 41224 elNTERIOR REMODElINh Off Chalmer-I.94 Freeway Exit • FAMILY PAK MEATS OUR>l * {cy * ):y * Detroit, Mich. 48215 • CARRY OUT CATERING 822.3310 • HOME FREEZER SERVICE Values Good Till Wed., Sept. 6, J918 • C0NVENIENT FOOD CENTER PHIL'S FAMILY PACK MEATS-Quality at Reasonable Prices * .. * .. * _.* .. GROUND BEEFfrom $ PHIL'S SPECIAL - 4 to a Pound GROUND ROUND 1~~PATTIEBURGERIn~~:~~o~:Yp:~:~:d 12-LB. Fresh Bulk Pak 10 lb. Box (40) 14.39 51b. 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Pak R.G._Edgar GRAnOT at 8\12MILE ROAD NEW YORK STRIP $ 6-PAK '-f:,assocaates 775-8300 PATIO STEAK $l~r STEAKS 3~!. 11~ linch Cut 8 Pak-Individually Wrapped Fin. for Bar.B-Q-With Your Favorite Matinode KERCH£VAL886.6010 L J - -- ~ ------~~--~~---~._-----~--~------GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, AU9ust 31, 1978 ______.~ ."_4. __ . ------Hurley Accepts Hospital Post Farms Eyes Traffic Study William L. Hurley was re- tal. . cently named the new direc-I His responsibilities will in- In Relation to Hill Plan tor of devel~pment at Bon I elude formulating programs Secours HospItal. to assist individuals and or. ny David Kramer eluded the placement of an Why on earth should you open Formerly associated with ganizations interested in con. The proposed developmcnt overhead, lighted pedestrian Watling, Lerchen and Co., tribuling to Bon Secours and of the On-the.Hill dislriet crosswalk sign between Muir Inc., for 15 years, and more making community members was ag~in viewed by the and McMillan roads, and a a checking account at a bank recently with A,G. Edwards aware of the ways trusts Farms Council at its regular movement of the proposed and Sons, Inc., the Grosse and bequests can be designed meeting Monday, August 21, fountain on Muir road so as Pointe resident brings 32 to benefit the hospital. when it discussed a traffic to provide increased visibil- year~ of experience a~ a fi- In addition, Mr. Hurley feasibility study drawn up by ity for drivers exiting the in Maine? nan.c~al consultant to hIs new will assume responsibility for the traffic engineering firm Cottage Hospital lot. posItion. coordinating the hospital's of Goodell.Grivas. The Grissim plan calls for As head, of the develop- three fund-raising auxiliaries The traffic study was de. a partial dosing of McMil- lan road between Kercheval Because it'll pay you 50/0 ment department, Mr. Hur- - the Guild, Bon Secours' signed to tical with the ley will direct a program oldest organization; the As- changing traffic patterns and Ridge roads. The part aimed at fostering contribu- sistance League, known for which might be caused by remaining would be made lions to Bon Secours Hospi. the Grosse Pointe Celebrity the developlllent of the dis, into a cul.de.sac located in interest on your money. ------Series; and the Friends of trict as, prolJosed by John front of Saint James Luth- Bon Secours Hospital, whose Gri>sim and Associal ('s, land eran Church. Here's a checking account that's a great members provide free health scape archit(.rts. This move would resull in educa'tion programs in the Cit~. Manager Andrew more safety for the children exanlple of Yankee thrift and ingenuity. It's a "Town Hall for Health Ser. Bremer told the council he at Hichard School. who now have to cross the oflen heavy ies." would proc('ed to hold dis- NOW account. It nleans Negotiable Order of I cussions with C"ttage Hospi. traHic on the street. An aetive member of the Olh('r changes proposed by , tal and the SdHl'l1 Board community. Mr. Hurley is a the Grissim firm included WithdrawaL and it lets )bu write checks on an toward getting the phn UII- I,former Grosse Pointe City putting a curve in Muir road councilman, was diredor of der \\':1)'. halfwav between Kerdw\'at account th~t pays you 5 ~7c,interest. And it's the Grosse Pointe War Mem- "1 plan on gC'tting dah's and Hidge. TIJis would allo\\' orial Ass'n. and a past pres- with the h/)spital and the more parking f"r the h(Jspi- a\,ai1able only in New England. ident of the Friends of the schools as C'arly as Ilext tal but \Iould infringe on Gros!*' Pointe Public Librar. week," Mr. Bremer saiLl, land currrlltly owned by the But now it's being nlade available to you. while adding the reopening HIll5 EAST jEFFt-:HSO'o; lies. . ~chools. of schools could del ay lIIeet, The plan also ('ails for the UETHOIT. 'IiUt. He is married to the for- ings with the Board. lIe said mer Mar)' Elizabeth Barte- creation of another parking he mav hal e a preliminary Put your mOJ;leyto work. meier and has five children. Jolon what is now tl!e play- 821-:~525 report' for tl:e coundl somr ground of Rieharl! School. limc in September. abutting Kertheval. A checking account is convenient and it QlIlllity ',"linin/: Care Today's citizens are folks The Goodell.Grivas r('poJ't who have been hit hard by While the school system said that, while the overall helps you Illanage your nloney. But .the Inoney everything except falling land would be taken over by concept of th(' plan was the city for the plan, it was prices. sound, a number of modifica. thought by sel'eral council you put inlo a regular checking account just sits tions should be made for members that school officials -YO"'RKSHIRE TELEVIS'ICN purposes of traffic safety and might be receptive t9 the there. • WARRANTY SERVICE CENTER fOR, SERVICE flow. idea because of lhe proposed With a NOW account you can put it to ZENITH. ReA, QUASAR 778-4050 One recommend:'fion of the c 10 sin g of McMillan to firm was for McKinley, be- through traffic. 21915 MACK Between 8 & 9 Mi/eRds, tween Ridge road and Ker. "We're talking about a work for you, earning 5 % interest right up until 25 Years In This Area! cheval avenue, to be made trade off with the school a onc.wav street. The !inn system," said Councilwoman your checks clear. said this' change would be Nancy Waugaman, adding necessary in order lo handle the council had to address the increased traffic caused itself to the hospital parking Your money will go a by the proposed dosing of situation and the safety of ~lcMillan road. children at Richard regard- The report also suggested less of whether the Hill it. long way when you send it a that Muir road be widened self should be improved. where il intersects with Ker- Councilman W. James Mast i cheval avenue. The extra agreed. "We have committed lane would then be used ourselves to the ho~pital for long way. for left turns only onto Ker- some sort of change on Muir cheval. road," he said. So flll out this coupon. We'll open a NOW Mr. Bremer questioned the other recommendations in- ---_._--_.---- use of city funds for devel- account for you here at Bank of Maine. You ~Il (lpment purposes. "1 don't think lhe Hill have the convenience of checking with the interest Burglar Hits merchants or the city would want to start this project of a savings account. We'll pay you that 50/0 I Homes in City without some sort of market \,:, ,\ study," he s aid, adding, interest on any balance in your account when The quiet, night burglar "you're talking somewhere Come live in the 12 story love story. who's plagued the Pointes for in the neighborhood of $30,- your 1110nthlyaverage collected balance remains Seconds from 1-94, Me'tropoliton Beach several weeks apparently hit 000 to $50,000" for such a and great shopping. two City homes on Sunday, study. over $500. And w!~enyou 111aintainthat n10nthly T~e., 1 & 2 bedroom apartments feature al! the August 27, using an auto He said he didn.t feel a - c . ,. luxury-. convenience and comfort ond security stolen from one home to haul marketability study was "a average collected ba\a!1C~of $500, there are-no ., you can imagine _ .. from $250 including heat. away loot from another, :lC- le;,itimate use of 'general .; . '- cording to police. fund ('xpenditures," while service charges on your account. A neighbor notified police noting that it could be done: METRO TOWER of suspicious activity around by the city if general funds I We "IIalso give you free checks. Postage- 26450 Crocker Blvd. a Cadipux road home whose \','~ren't used. ; Corner 1-94 & Melro Parkway ~ ucculJants \I ere out of town, City Attorney George Mc. paid banking by ll1aiJ.Free travelers' checks if you Overlooking lake 51. Clair 1.:.1 at about 3 a.111.Sunday. Upon Kean saiu any form of bond- 463-5857 Haurs, 9 o_m. ta 5 p.m. doily, Phone, 296.2320 their arrival, police discov- ing the city might use to visit Maine. And a toll free number to call if you've ered the home was entered finance the project would through a rear kitchen wind- have to be put to a \'ote of ow and had bpen thoroughly the residents. got any questions. ransacked. Mr. Grissirn's plan was I At about 4:30 a.IIl., a Lor- first considered by the coun- I aine road "oman, whO re- cil last summer. Subsequent- And this is the bank in quested lhat her name be ly, David Schervish, a land. withheld, reported her home scape architect, introduced I had been broken into while a proposed redevelopment Maine ,toopen an account at I sil~ was asleep. plan for the On.the-Hill dis. I Poli<"> ~aid the thief en- trict lhis summer. terea th~ home through a Bank of Maine is a federally-chartered . rear porch door and maue of{ I Woods Okays bank, and we've been around a long tin1e. Since I with $40 cash. a telel'ision. ch~ck book. iJilloculars and K;If~(fllis Plea 1836 in fact. And in all that time we've done our II, till' woman's car. which was '--".11 parked in " )"'1-:C'd garage II":!!~ the kry in the h:;nition. A solicitation request from best to ofTerour custoIners the Inost helpful I That Cal \\',15 later spotted the Kiwanis Club of Grosse hanking services and service. I leaving the driveway of the: Pointe was unanimously ap. ElEGANT COLONIAL on 32 acres Cadieux rO;1I1home that had I proved by the Woods Cotm. been robbed earlier that el'e, cil at its regular meeting \VllcreVcr those custonlers are. in the heart of the "Metamora nin!!:. policc ~aid, The~' sus- Monday, August 21. J-iunt" area. One of the most out- I pect the thief went hack and I' Citing National Kids Day i used the WOlt1:1IJ'S C:lr to haul 011 Friday, September 15, standing views and parcels in the , loot away. I Roberl B. Frederick, kids day The abandoned auto was chairman. asked if the club area. I ! discovered hy Detroit police could sell p('anuts on both BAliK OFMAlllfe I on thC' 10\I'el' rast sidC' ~Ioll' the 15th anrl Saturday, Sep- I day. August 28. at 12 noon. tember 16. I In both homes. the hearing At the same time. he asked I mrchanisms of tC'l"pl1()ll(,s if Mayor Benjamin W. hnkos I I had been reTllol'('l! 1)y tin' would proclail'l both lhys I I bur~lar. National Kids Days it, the j' ! A list.of itrllls ~tolcn from C;:I', a 11\1 the coune,1 l ..;)' II the CadIeux road home \I ;,< ('i!! ('d. I I not available. ~ -- .- ilEAL TH.O.RAM/\, Great Life'. II i Nearly 10.000 tri county : re5idents wlll rcceive frec .lUn"d Gloss I health tests at a UnitC'd 1Iouse~' Paint : FoundatIOn lIC'al!h.O Hama ! this year. Long_lasting bmJtyand protection for exterior wood 1979 FORD MODELS ARE HERE... NOWI and metal. Order your '79 Lease Car Today from the "better" people · · · · • all '79 Ford models available • full maintenance program • one and two year leases • we lease any make. any moriel • fleet and individual leases tailored to your needs • H'qt"lest QIJalll,. • 8f'ilvr.'ul 910Sc;.1," . '1 FROM TKE LARGEST AGE liT Call Phil Ga~'all • (.~ ,11;r: H:'S.IS',Vl! [.RENT.A.cAR1 011 T'H£ EAST SIDE for details, • £ l'Cf"IIr>r.'(J}lrl' ,_ _ __ J JPlerr,on because we oller •• a'ioy 10 olppl'f d'lO~ • better 'ales • more cars IJVCf/ g'"Jl • cleaner cars 885-4000 • Ideal lc)' ~reas a!lr,....e • • bette' se,vlce bflck arld 5010(',(> t E.'~y 10 CIO:l") • r lJ'n or 1f>~11 ",H~lJ'i Lochmoor Hardware 20779 MACK 01 8 MI. 885-0242 FlLS Window Rf'porr & Morntrr.nn(e 16901 MACK NEAR CADIEUX OPEN EVERY DAY. SUN. 10 10 4 ...... L...______~~ __ ~ ...... - • __ -.....__ ..._._. ...._. .. __ ...... 0.. _ .. __ ...... 0...... o c. ::------.-----~~~~~----'~~------~------ Page Ten GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 31, 1978 ~GROS~E:POINTEREA[E5T~T'.DO.~." 1 ~;,rl~~o1:::~VI~1T~ c:IA:; ~A,.K~:~~~:~F~g:~::l~Et.vT,.c',~ r',i"., R~d",ed TAPPAN & ASSOCIATES FIRST OFFERING Attention! Imm~Jiote Possession Charming Grosse Pointe Farms 4 bedroom 2 bath SAVE TIME AND MO:\EY : New England Colonial with different layout in- ~0.'''''::':'7, "., ...... -/... ':;;'..1::'<"'''5 Ill..t'lt'r bt'drvolll and cludes Library, Family Room and Recreation Both of the offerings listed below will accomplish thl; ~4.:~ ::: ::':-.::$.:' ,':1 tlr"t ilv,'r. Spal'ic1us living Room, Mutschler Kitchen, convenient walking and more, for you. First of all ... each one CliO :-,'-':~ -0'.:: $,'\:"~"!!e,LHt' ~rdnJ piarw. Lar~t' panel. 6~ distance to Shopping, Schools, Churches and Bus give you quick possession with no contingencies.- (>,,~ FIRST OFFERING - One of THE FARM'S FINER is.:".::::'" :' .....: .. "!:~ tlrl'pld,'t' 1arl(t' kltl'hen with in the heart of everything. Second ... each one is already priced wry res.li;. ('~:::',': s.~J. :>....."."lld fI"elr has thr"t' bt'drooms, HOMES! ! Redecorated and Refurbished - This tically, eliminating the frustration of trying 1\) :1.1'):'<' N.:~ t\lC' ,'~r '::ir..t~t'. f"fI,''',! yard. Assum. 4 bedroom, 4 bath plus third floor suite provides SCULLY & HENDRIE, INC. negotiate' on an overpriced listing. J~.~( ~~~~~~~~~ a gracious home for Family Living. SPECIAL First Offering ... Great Location! Beautiful Washing. ENTERTAINING is a pleasure in the attrac- 20169 Mack Ave. 881-8310 tively paneled living room or in the family room. ton Road. Near "Village" or "Hill Shopping." George Palms Realtofs You will be pleased to view this home and see Library, bus line, lakefront park, and walking the many improvements the present owner has distance to elementary, middle and high school. 886-4444 made for you, at 32 McKINLEY PLACE. This spacious English home has man) fine fea- tures. 3 bedrooms and 2 baths on the second FIRST OFFERING - BUILD AN OFFICE? INVEST- ~t'mb.>r Gnl$$t' Pomt .. Real Estate Board floor ... plus 2 additional bedrooms and a bath on MENT? Two prime lots at 18~ Mile Road and the next floor ... oversized modern kitchen, pan. A fllnll~' BU"-lness For Over A Century Mound in Sterling Heights. ~t'mber :\athlOal Home Relocations Service eled den, finished basement, deep lot. ... Call for REAL-=------"'"ESTRTE details. for Eucuti\'e' Transfers TAPPAN & ASSOCIATES OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-5 THE FRENCH TOUCH First Offering .. _ 2050 Stanhope with iron grillwork and balcony. FQ,r active peo. "Pleasing To The Eye" Ranch home. Cheer- pIe, Easy access to swimming, tennis, and skat- ful, cozy, and in good condition. Spacious ing. Bright basement with sauna and rooms for Mutschler kitchen. 3 'bedrooms, .paneled hobbies and activities. Kitchen has view of Lake, family room or office ". large oversized 2 fireplaces, first floor utility room and 3 car ga. activities room in lower level. Central air rage. Built on a smaller lot by builder for himself. conditioning. Don:t miss this one! Call for details. CALL NOW to see this 3 bedroom Ranch situated on a shady lot in the Woods. Early occupancy. 8081.A:\0 ASSOCIATES 90 Kercheval 884-6200 of WELL MAINTAINED 3 bedroom English Colonial. This original owner home is offered for $20,900 and located on Dev. Check onshire near Grosse Pointe. EARL KEIM All the Ads 19846 MACK AVE, 886-4141 .REALTY • --IV Specializing in THIS 4 bj!droom 2 bath bungalow on Loraine near Grosse Pointe Properties the Village and convenient to Maire school of- REALTORS@ fers a lot of space and a good location. Making Dreams Reality THE ONLY 2 family income on Harcourt. Two large 395 Fisher Road 886-3800 bedrooms, 2 baths plus family room each unit. Immediate occupancy upstairs. This beautiful English Tudor with slate roof, open stairway, paneled library, living room that opens to PICTURESQUE STREET, . , in the Park. Four bed. large sun room, formal dining room, finished base. room 3lh baths colonial has been newly decorat- ment, 2 car attached garage. It won't last long. Call ed, plus in-ground pool. Call for more details. FIRST OFFERINGS for an appointment to see it soon. CUSTOM BUILT English I Manor on the shore of BY APPOlNTMENT THIS IS OUR GUARANTEE Lake st. Clair. All family bedrooms have private I: bath. Many outstanding features. Call for addi- f that you have never seen another house like A superior location for a superior house with a de. tional information. this one. From the street it appears to be lightful garden. Constructed well, spacious rooms, an English house with matching wings four b~drlioms and a possible 5th. Floor plans which come off a recessed entrance which is one of the best. Florida room, recreation room, COMMERCIAL PROPERTY is gained after crossing.a"walled 'cou1'tyard7 library for your many,'books. '2 fult'bUhs; sprtn~ 66 KERCHEVAL. All for sale . . . Present Inside you'll find a charming, four bed. or part kler system. Don't overlook this one. building to be removed if purchaser request. room house with large living room, dining 76 KERCHEVAL room and library. The two car garage is Attractive 2 bedroom condominium near Grosse ABOVE MARGARET RICE attached and there is an enclosed and Pointe Village shopping and transportation to VACATION PROPERTY downtown Detroit. There are very few condomin. screened porch on the rear of the house. Location on Lake Huron-2 hours from Detroit. 885-7000 Priced to attract the buyer who .recognizes iums in Grosse Pointe and this is one of the bet- a value at $85,000. ter ones with a prime location and reduced price. Members Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board You should call for an appointment to •see it . WHAT MAKES THIS Stately three bedroom French Country home, situ- a terrific buy at $38,500? The fact that this ated 01' a large Grosse Pointe Farms lot. This condominium has a new kitchen with all attractive custom designed home was built by built.in appliances. The fact that the car. masters of their respective trades, moldings used peting and draperies are almost new. Thet as only an artist could apply them, This home fact that the basement has been developed has been maintained in a manner which is indi- with party room and bar. The fact that this cative of the pride Grosse Pointers take in their is an outside apartment with windows on homes. Walking distance to the Lake and the three sides and has central air conditioning lovely Grosse Pointe Farms Pier with a finished makes this offering look good at a price lower level which has access to a large land. which is below that of other apartments scaped yard, Call for an appointment to see for sale in tDr ;:.omp!~JI:. this truly elegant home. We have the best three bedroom brick ranch in this LET ONE OF OUR FIRECRACKER price range, beautifully decorated, central air, salesmen escort you through this Center Hall finished basement, aluminum siding on all trim OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5 Colonial with generously proportioned rooms. and garage. . The large foyer has a magnificent staircase as its 20064 GHESQUIERE, GROSSE POINTE WOODS-Star of the Sea Parish. Located on a cul-de.sac. Beautifully Bishop Roa1 - One of Grosse Pointe Park's most focal point. Fireplace in the family room, four decorated. Offering three bedrooms, modern kitchen with built-ins. Self-cleaning oven, dishwasher and re- attractive homes, completely refurbished with family bedrooms and attached garage. In this frigerator are included. Dining room, natural fireplace in living room, lavatory on first floor, full bath with large Pool and lot, five family bedrooms and two tub and stall shower on second floor. Nursery or possible first floor laundry room, covered porch and market this house will probably be sold in a few maid's bedrooms. days. patio, tiled basement and 1\f> car attached garage. Immediate occupancy. BUILDING SITES NEW ON THE MARKET 854 WOODS LANE, GROSSE POINTE WOODS-Occupancy is now immediate and reduced in price. Offering is this three bedroom Ranch house with a full Grosse Pointe City, corner of University and Jeffer. what everybody is looking for. Four bedrooms, 2112 baths, family room, library with wet bar, two car at- bath and lavatory on the first floor. There is an son, two to choose from, both zoned R I-A, Terms tached garage, central air, patio with gas grill, burglar and smoke alarm system, and in perfect move.in enclosed porch and two car garage with direct available. Call for details. condition. Still in time for the new school year. access to the kitchen. The well developed base- Grosse Pointe Shores, near lake - Oxford Road. 494 SHELBOURNE, GROSSE POINTE FARMS-Drastically reduced is this immaculate three bedroom bri('k ment has an office, playroom, two bedrooms and Ranch. Maintenance free, all aluminum trim, two full baths, two car attached garage with automatic garage another full bath. See this one before it's snapped DETROIT door opener. Private entrance, central air and built by Cox and Baker. up by another bargain hunter. Balfour Road - Excellent 2 bedroom with expand- 23107 ALGER, ST. CLAIR SHORES-Exceptionally nice and priced to sell is this custom three bedroom brick AN ARCH ITEeT'S DREAM able 2nd floor. Along with its beautiful condition Ranch. Features include fenced yard, family room with natural fireplace and beamed ceiling, country kit. placed on a two.acre lak~ frontage lot which and good location, it also includes the stove and chen with built-ins, finished basement, 2~ car aUAf'hpd 2arage, patio and first floor laundry room. features magnificent landscaping and a swim- refrige'rator, attached carpeting and newer hot mmg pnol between the house and breakwall. The water heater. Being brought to Detroit Code and house was drsigned to take advantage of the ready to move into. BELOW BY APPOINTMENT ONLY everchangi ng scene on the water. This all brick 192.194 Alter - 2 family flat opposite Canal, last GROSSE POINTE WOODS--Just reduced. Immaculate four bedroom, 2J,02bath Colonial. Features include formal mini.mamion has fireplaces in six rooms, which street in Detroit, large living room plus large dining room, country kitchen with built-ins, inter-com system throughout, family room with natural fireplace include three bedrooms. One of the very best kit. dining area, 2 bedrooms, 2 car garage, very nice! and a raised hearth, doorwall to patio, gas barbecue, 2lh car attached garage with electric opener, fully fin- chens with a firrplacc alcove, a new heating plant Land Contract only, good investment $65,000, ished basement, central air conditioning, wet plaster, and marble sills. Seeting is believing. Priced to sell. and revampcd haths are some of the "pluses" of this offering 612.614 Alter - 2 family, 2 bedrooms, 2 car garaje, MT. CLEMENS-Boat owner's delight. Dock your boat in your own backyard under covered boat house with excellent building, I,and Contract only - great electric hoist. Prestigious two bedroom, Ilh bath brick Ranch. IV2 car attached garage and finished base. WANT A MOVE-IN CONDITION inve,tment - $55,000. ment are just some of the features offered on this beautiful Lake 5t. Clair home located on a cahal with thrce' bedroom, one and one half bath colonial direct access to the lake. This home can't last long at the asking price. wilh natural fireplace, two car garage, gas forced HISTORIC AREA GROSSE POINTE PARK-Located near Kercheval is this lovely four bedroom all brick Dutch Colonial in air heat plus an awning covered terrace? Call now Spacious Georgian Colonial, paneled library and perfect condition. Features include formal dining room, kitchen with eating space, living room with to s('c this excellcnt hr)[l1elocater! at 5814 Buck. morning room, 6 bedrooms, master suite with 4 natural fireplace and a 2'12 car detached garage. ingham marble baths, 5 fireplaces, walled garden, ga. rage apartment for addecl income. Ideal for en. GROSSE POINTE WOODS-Brand new-just for you. Spacious four bedroom Colonial presently under con. LOCATlor~, LOCATION, LOCATION. tertaining. struclion in one of the most desirable are8$ of the Woods. This fine home features a gracious formal din- Six bedroom,;. four and one half baths near the ing room, family room with fireplace, first floor laundry, attached garage, and is situated on a large lake in Gro~,,(' Pointe Shores. This custom built beautiful lot. For further details call 776-8500. home has many extras. Three fireplaces have gas starters, "atpr purifier, huge brick patio with ~l1Dftmnll Iwrr.e ~ltr. ST. CLAIR SHORES-Price reduced. Four bedroom brick Ranch with two baths, country kitchen, living room fountain, ga, lights. above ground lights around , and dining "L". Professsionally finished basement with gas fireplace, bar, kite)-,en, office, paneled toy room yard, 15 ton air conditioner. Two bedrooms and Formerly John S. Goodman Inc. and powder room. A stairway leads from the basement to the new patio and above ground pool. Has a 2'h bath on ~er()nrl floor have sep:lrate heat. Gigantic 93 Kercheval "On the Hill" car garage, too, family room :lnrl ltbrary are reasons enough to Sfe tllis ~hOl~pl:tce Ql)lreme. 886-3060 886-3060 GROSSE POINTE WOODS-Price reduced to $45,000. This immaculate three bedroom, 1'12 story won't last. Members of Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board Country.styled kitchen, large living room, newly carpeted throughout Partially finished basement ga. rage, and near shopping and transportation. ' "------_.-- ~-_._----- Buying or Selling? SHOREWOOD E. R. BROWN REALTY, INC. 20431 MACK AVENUE Contact a GROSSE POINTE WOODS, MI 48236 GROSSEPOINTE WOODS OFFICE Member Broker Members of The Grosse Pointe Real Estate 'Board Today 886.8710 Thursday, August 31, 1978 GROSSE POfNTE NEWS "~-r------Page Eleven----. ~. . 'CROSSE POINTE RE:~L ESTArEBOARD' PROPERTIES LISTED' ON THESE PAGES ARE OFFERED EXCLUSIVELY •. ". BY MEMBERS OF THE GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE BOARD .@ !g:::mm:::::t::HmmH:HHHHmmm:::::::H£ COME LOOK AROUND SUNDAY 2 - 5 mm::m:m:::m:::m::::m::!:::!!m:::::m:::~i~ Iii 928 MOORLAND III !I If W.T=;d ~~:Sy~~:~R.::.~~~~;:eel ,_ '~ II onial in a highly desirable area of the Woods, . r' _. _"'~, ';"._~k";~'" I...:.~.I". where you could have immediate occupancy, /' ..~~"""-'''-''''';y J _ • you'd want to see it! So expect a special .;III 4l.... . 1::1::1:: home, fWed with such desirables as big m ~~~;:~::ZE:E':~:i::.~~~~~;:::; ~I NEAR THE HUNT CLUB l~:::::!:m!:m:::::~::::::::m::m::~:m!!::::m!!:::::m:::m::::::::mmmm::mum::::::::::::m:::::mmmm:mnmmm;::::mmmmmmmm:mm:::Hm::mm::::::m:m:m;~:::mm::mH;!~ An imposing brick COLONIAL tucked away in a lovely secluded setting. With lots of room for the growing family, the spacious accomodations in this home include PICK YOUR PRICE - THEY/RE ALL NICE! 5 twin-size bedrooms, 21,:' baths, large kitchen with generous breakfast area, 19.8xI3.10 paneled family room with fireplace, step.saver 1st floor laundry, central air, 2.car $345,000 LAKE SHORE DRIVE $119,500 MOVE IN TODAY attached garage and privacy fenced yard. The transferred owner offers immediate This almost new investment is certain to yield In the new area of the Woods, this fine 4 bed. o('cupancy at a pleasing price. years of happiness as one of the Shores finest room, 21h bath Colonial can be yours in time homes - and the view alone is worth the price! for school. First floor laundry room, family room, with fireplace and many extras. $179,500 DECORATED TO YOUR WISHES $38,900 STARTER RANCH! Now under construction; this exciting contem. Close to expressway in Roseville, there's are. IMPORTANT SERVICE. porary can reflect your taste in paint, decor, cently modernized kitchen, screened por,~h, 3 FOR TRANSFEREES: formicas, kitchen cabinetry and floor coverings. bedrooms and even an above ground pool, too! And the floor plan is fantastic ... let's discuss it. $18,900 HALF A DUPLEX CLOSE TO ST. JOHl\'S REA TOR S MEMBErl Attractively decorated and with fast occupanc)'. Two bedrooms and garage! $86,000 EXTRA SHARP RANCH PRICE REDUCED! RELC!l Three bedrooms, two baths, family room with fireplace, and central air are only part of the INTER-CITY RELOCATION SERVICE story: We'd like to tell you more. GROSSE POINTE WOODS 19790 Mock 881-6300 DUPLEX-INVESTMENT Both sides of this Colonial can be yours for just $35,500, you can rent one and live in the other, or cr~ate an excellent tax shelter for yourself, or buy one side for $17,900. Two bedrooms each, .c.S:' i projected rental ~2oo each. . ; SERVING GROSSE POINTE FOR OVER 50 YEARS 100 Kercheval III WITH 3 GROSSE POINTE OFFICES FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE $285,000 THE FARMS Grosse Pointe Farms, ~i Elegant, yet private. with the charm and flair of the Old South's finest residences. Five fire- Michigan 48236 ~~;l' places, seven bedrooms, four and one half baths 889-0800 :1':." " I, and almost immediate occupancy! REAL ESTAlC MARKEnNG CONSUUNtTS I' .,I" I I, 1 chweitzer REAL ESTATE INC. I I i I t t CLOVERLY ROAD This versatile Semi.Ranch features 2 bedrooms and full bath on the first floor plus similar accomodations on 2nd-four large bedrooms and 2 full baths in all. Abso- lutely immaculate, this home also offers an all new kitchen, nicely finished base- ment and central air. You won't have to do a thing-just move right in! The trans- ferred owner will give immediate occupancy in time for school. OTHER FINE OFFERINGS GROSSE POINTE WOODS-FJrSt offering of a sharp 3 -bedroom RANCH on quiet cuI-dc-sac. Updated kitchen, Authentic English jalousied breezeway, paneled recreation room with wet bar, 2-ear attached garage and immediate occupancy. New Offering 884.0600. The sort of careful attention to detail seldom seen This outstanding Farm Colonial is located in the in homes of a more recent vintage. A one.owner NEAR THE YACHT CLUB in Grosse Pointe Shores is a spacious Semi-Ranch with just about everything! 2 Farms . . , and the list of its charms is almost end. house, and it's ready for many more years of happy bedrooms, 212 baths on 1st floor plus 2 bedrooms and bath on 2nd. Library, family room, 1st floor laundry, less, It's a perfect floor plan, beautifully decorated family living and gracious entertaining. Four large central air, lovely carpets and draperies throughout and an outstanding value. 881-6300. and maintained. There are four bedrooms, 21h baths, bedrooms, 21h baths, lovely Open stairway, cozy li. study with built-in bookcases, central air, redwood MOST DESIRABLE Farms location on Lothrop and a lovely large COLONIAL built by Micou. 6 family bed. brary, pleasant screened porch, lots of storage. deck overlooking a lovely, secluded back)'ard, Real. ~ooms, 5 baths plus servants' wing. Terrific entertainment size living room and di~ing room, f~~ly room and Priced low 90's, and an excellent offering. istically priced at $125,000. library. Recreation and play room with fireplace, 2-car attached garage and beautiful 140x237 sIte. 884-0000. 886-4200 HA~IPTO~ ROAD-Newly decorated 2 bedroom RANCH with den or 3rd bedroom, family room, updated kit- 886-5800 chen with appliances, breakfast room, separate dining room and 60' lot not far from the lake. Attractively priced in the 60's and owner offers immediate occupancy, 884-0600. OPEN SUNDAY, 2-5 . , . We have just the sort of roomy family home that makes life more pleas. SADDLE LANE-A larger 5 bedroom, 21h bath COLONIAL in a secluded setting near the Hunt C1ub_ An ex- New Offering ant for everyone. It's a good-looking Colonial cellent family home which includes large paneled family room, 1st floor laundry, central air and large patio with four bedrooms, big dining room and kitch- with fenced grounds. Transferred owner will give immediate occupancy. 881-6300. OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 5 en, and a large den. Convenient to schools for 1 all ages, and it's priced for quick sale in the GROSSE POINTE SHORES-Lovely luxury RANCH in desirable prestige area. 2 spacious bedrooms, den or low 80's. See it Sunday at 1371 Berkshire. 3rd bedroom. 2\'2 baths, large kitchen and breakfast room, family room, central air, spotless condition and 1100 Bishop immediate occupancy. 881.6300. 886-5800 AVON COURT-Special 4 bedroom, 21,'2 bath center entrance COLONIAL in beautiful quiet Woods area. One step inside and you'll know that family life would be lots more fun in this spacious 483 FISHER. Open Sunday. 2.5. L'nusually well-de. Custom kitchen, lovely breakfast area, step-saver 1st floor laundry, paneled library and a beamed aud pan- signed and decorated center entrance Colonial eled famil:,' room just full of charm. Carpeted throughout. 881-4200. and charming older home. Beautiful open stairway to four roomy bedrooms, two with many luxury features, and centrally air RlVARD-A spacious 4.5 btdroom E~GLISH in popular Grosse Pointe City. Gracious foyer, 28' living room, baths, unusually located TV room. Living conditioned. Three large bedrooms with very sun room and master suite with private bath. Good value price. 884-0600. room and dining room have gracious bay spacious closets, paneled library. two natural windows; the kitchen is large and func. fireplaces, Worth your inspection! \ FIRST OFFERING in Grosse Pointe Park of 4 bedroom, 2'~ bath ENGLISH with extra quarters on 3rd. 13x33' living room with fireplacl', large kitchen with breakfast room, sun room. paneled games room and 3-car ga. tional. Included are downstairs study, pret- 886-4200 rage. 884.0000. ty enclosed backyard, screened porch_ Priced just over $100,000 and lots of house LARGE TOWNHOUSE with many luxul)' features, in NEWLY LISTED in Grosse Pointe J'arms-the ever. po!,ular 3 bedroom, 11-'2 bath COLONIAL with family for the money. the popular Shorepointe development. Many , room. Well maintained. recently decorated and immediate occupam'~' at a price ~'ou can't resist! 884-0600. homcowner~specially large homes-find this 886-5800 an easy transition in lifestyle, S<} you owe it to yourself to investigate. This unit has large bed. rooms. country kitchen, 2-ear attached garagc. ''\ den, Shown by appointment. "'- /' \, OPEN SUNDAY, 2.5. This custom.built, one.owner ( , ~ IMPORTANT SERVICE: home> has just had a substantial reduction in 886-4200 __ t:tt::"'"-----ty....' ~-~\'l~ FOR TRANSFEREES: price .. so even if )'OU've seen it before ~top ;5\. 1I1111!_ ' i ~ in again Sunday and admire the super family INCOME PROPERTY is seldom as handsome-or as room with natural fireplace, the great kitchen well located as this two.family unit in the Pointe. ALTORS (appliances are included in price), the nice yard. Live in one. rent the other and give your budget Three bedrooms, carpeting, drapes. Locatcd at a break' Each unit: two bedrooms, large dining 1325 Yorktown in the Woods. room, separate furnaces and utilities. Fi:-st floor REL(!) laundry. Full price. $55,000. INTER CITY'RElOCATlON SERVICE 886-4200 886-5800 GROSSE POINTE FARMS GROSSE POINTE PARK WOODS OFFICE GROSSE POI NTE WOODS 888-4200 82 Kercheval 884,0600 /6610 Mock 881-4200 19790 Mock 881-6300 Complete Relocation Service , --,...... ------.- -~------Available --, - ---I FARMS OFFICE I To or From the Pointcs 1it 888-5800 I --.-- 343-0700 Brand New Listings On the Market Schweitzer Offices open 9 to 9, six days a week; Sunday, 10 to 5:30 - - --. • • • • 4 • 4 • Page Twelve GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 31, 1978 ------_._------_._------First Offerin T Emergency Preparedness Plan Heard b)' Officials An evacuation plan which, years and has been improving which would get them out thern Ohio and Indiana. according to emergency pre. it right along. In an inter. of the target area most Mr. Zale said the U.S. paredness officials, could national crisis, Russia could quickly, Corp of Engineers has sur- save the lives of most of evacuate its urban popula- Generally, residents in the vcyed the host areas and Wayne County's 2.6 million lions within 72 hours while northern and eastern por. found there are enough pub. residents in a nuclear attack, 80 percent of our population tions of the metropolitan area lic buildings to provide tem- is under development in the would be hostages in their would use the 1-75 corridor porary shelter for all "visi- county. own homes under the threat to evacuate to a 13-county tors." "We all hope, and like to of nuclear annihilation," host area of northern Lower He said surveys deter- assume, that the worst will The plan calls for evacua- Michigan - the Traverse mined that the host areas never happen. But If it did, lion along normal traffic City-Cheboygan area. could accommodate four vis- 80 percent of Wayne County's routes to "host" areas in Residents in the west and itors for every local resident, population could survive with Michigan and the two adja. southwest areas would evac. but the plan was designed this plan. Without it, only 20 cent states. uate to a 17-county area to spread the visitors on a percent might survive," de. Residents of various see- which would include the three-to-one basis. clared Mitchell Kozak, direc. Located ill lhe Touraine. Clol'erl" area of Grosse tions of the county would southern tier of Michigan A survey of grocery stores EXCEPTIONAL is the only word for this beautiful I tor of the Wayne County Of. Pointe Farms This lo"e1} home features 4 bedrooms, evacuate along the routes counties plus areas in nor. determined that normal food Colonial in Grosse Pointe Woods. This home will fice of Emergency Prepared, 3'2 baths, paneiell library, attached g ", " . . ' ",~;1~.~ ,~ ~. AT . "'-.;:,: " . '::' 51 ,~, ;: ~..- .' , FEDE " :'.'; ;:: ~.- , PER YEAR SAVlN.S INA ...... ' ••• 96-MONTH SAVINGS ,'. :, CERTIFICATE i~ ~~ 1 " f~::": r.~:", , 'J Q For out 96-Month Certificate * 48-Month Ofo 1Iii 'L o~I U Certificate* 171 51,000 MINIMUM BALANCE 8.24\ EFFECTIVE ~~~R $1000 MiN1MUM • EffECT ;VE f BALANCF EFFECTIVE ANNIJAL '2 ANNUAL YIELD" I ANNUAL ,'IFlO" YIELD" . ,;;-. j' ~~j/;:.:',30-Month ;~'~~m~B10%0Daily Interest 1 .: ? fi'i..9 Certificate. j' c.(!,:r&, '.'" l Regular Passbook535°10 . PER .,,, •. ~ :&: ;fB, Savings Account \Jlf: I'- i & PER • , YEAR ~~~N~~N1MUM 5~ f! kj(f,'!!1it EFFECTIVE EFFECTIVE :'.' .. ~': .Ii ~ YEAR HfECTIVE ANNUAL ;' ANNUAL i;~:~;:' '"\;-,,'~y ANNUAL VIEW" VIE! D" Yif l D~. (' ; \ "" *Federal regulations require a ~ IfEMBER substantial interest penalty for "-.i:.~,,,;),:~it~ "" . early withdrawal. •• ~> - ••• ; ~ :~:.:- MINIMUM DEPOSIT $10.000 OR MORE **Interest is paid and compounded I...... SIMIIIIlII ... __ t.., quarterly, Contact any of our offices for the current interest rate. The I'll! Sln!11Iml" I. S40,~ rate established at the time an account is opened is the rate in effect on that certificate for the full 26-week term. ..~, , ' }.-- .. " >- \-;.. " Offices conveniently located r STANDARD to serve you• FEDERAL SAVINGS . " . • ••••• as ..-.. •• • ••••••• eee e •• -c " _ p~. Fourteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, August 31. 1978 Grosse Pointe News l Published Wedly By Robert B. Edg4r Letters to T he Editor What Goes On DIBIIf Ifnteebo Publishm at To the Editor: tern in the middle oI newly OFFICES UNDER THE ELM AT Having lived in Grosse initiated programs and goals 99 KERCHEVAL AVE. Pointe for more than 20 which will never come to Your Librar1 Grosse Pointe Farms, Michigan 48236 years, I have sadly concluded fruition. By William T. Peters, that Grosse Pointe has gone Secoad Class PoslaSt Paid al Duro;l, Michigan This policy of hiring is af. Diredor of Public Libraries By Pat Rousseau to the dogs. fecting administration, re- Cltmified Ifdverlisi1J6 & Subscriptio1JJ882-6900 I do not have reference to Hamlin's Has ... Pepper Patch homemade DisplllY Ifdvertising, 882.3500 • Editorial 882.0294 maining teachers, community savvy and wonder what stroke the "lIality of life, the char. and finally the children about Dorothy Parker once wrote some of hl's associates have pepper jelly. You know it's delicious with acter ,,~ _he people or the whom the Board claims to that the two most beautiful cream cheese, Priced $1.98 at 89 Kercheval. nature of services rendered be so very concerned. words in the English langu. with olhers. 885-8400. I't t 'bl h' ague are: "Check enclosed." "He may be told by mem- by the municipalities; all of s I no POSSIe to Ire a bers of 111'S staff what is the ;:@~ these attributes of Grosse . t d t f h I While we still cling to the fe-II, ",,,' supenn en en 0 sc 00 s bottom ll'ne, that a situation • Pointe have been and are h h h." I' b term English language, there Want To Know . what a w. a" bash' ISd h'care~r dc 1m'11- is no question that Enghs. h has cycled somewhat while FULLY PAID CIRCULATION outstanding. mg e m 1m an WI . anothe" Sl'tuatl'on I'Sa bullet Squishy is? Well it's self-pleated, Member Mich. Press Associalion and Narional Editorial I\ssoc .. 1 k f d d. Its spoken and written m , ~~ ••. I am speaking of the ca. 00 orwar to spen mg I f b'lter, that a lawyer has done comes in a color range from fall th ' thO America differs great y rom nine population of this lovely more an two years 10 15 that used in England. some dove-tailing for him, to fun and you can see lots of ROBERT B. EDGAR .. EDITOR and PlIBI.JSHER ."'~ WILLIAM ADAMO. suburb. community? that a lot of people have to them in the window of Azteca de . ADVERTISING MANAGER A d. . 'bl t Many books have been ",-' JOANNE BURCAR .. The people of Grosse Pointe n IS It not POSSIe 0 p..ll oars and that another Oro, 72 Kercheval. . C.LASSIFIED MANAGER find a qualified candidate written about the American man- was a ballplayer who • are considerate of their CREDIT MANAGER' who will work with adminis. language, but few have at- carried tremendous water for J ....NET MUELLER. . . .. FEATlIRE. SOCIETY EDITOR neighbors, therefore, there tracted more attention than • ANN WALLACE . . .. SOCIETY are rarely loud parties or tration, teachers and com. Edwin Newman's STRICTLY the President's cause." Skirting Fashion ... Don't miss the skirts ROGER A. W AHA NEWS EDITOR noisy machines to disrupt the munity to restore some con. SPEAKING, (Bobbs.Merrill Stuart Berg Flexner, a at the Greenhouse in yummy tweed. One style J ....MES J. NJAIM . .NEWS serenity of this beautiful fidence in our system and a scholar of the American Ian. d f. f I Co., 1974). Mr. Newman, a ., 1 is slender with a slit both front and back. The SUSAN McDONALD .. EDUCATION. NEWS community. egree 0 canng or 'peop e, newscaster for the National guage and American socia other is a gently gathered tweed. Then there DAVID KRAMER ...... NEWS. SPURTS rather than test scores and ncoadcasting Co., is justifi. history and the major author There is, however, in many is the perennial camel skirt. The Greenhouse MARY LORIMER .. . ADVERTlSIN 1":'~ &";~' : Tannahill Exhibit '> l('." , ~ . 1 ,. , .~~, .... -:;:- ~, '" :::', i: With Gala , , . Opens ?1.l' . ( , Mrs. Alger Shelden Chairs Cocktail.Dinner Pre. view of Art Collected by Grosse Pointe War Memorial Benefactor A formal preview cocktail and dinner party with Dr. Frederick Cummings, director, Detrolt In- stitute of Arts, will precede the opening of the dis- tinguished Robert Hudson Tannahill Exhibition at the Grosse Pointe War Memorial Center Wednesday WOMIN'S PAGES evening, September 6, at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. Alger Shelden is - chairman of the dinner, Memorial Exhibition honors assisted by Mrs. Stanley Mr. Tannahill on the first Dolega of the Grosse anniversary of the opening Shortandto of the wing. From Another Pointe Pointe Artists As socia- With an oriental rug from The Pointe tion. Mrs. Alvan Macau- his Lee gate home as a base of View ley and Mrs. John V. setting, the exhibit presents Renchard. a variety of art collected by By Janet Mueller Among students at Mi~. 1.- --' souri Military Academy s Honored guests include, Mr. Tannahill. in adclition to Dr. Cum- Many items occupied prom. Members of the Detroit Unit of Recording for 89th annual commencement mings, Michael Kan of the inent places in his home. the Blind, Inc., will mark 20 years of service to the exercises receiving honors Detroit Art Institute, Mrs. others were purchased duro visually and physically handicapped in mid-Sep- was Cadet MICHAEL MISZ- Kan and Mr. and Mrs. Wil. ing his extensive collecting tember, and we're all invited to celebrate with them. CAK, son of MR. and MRS. 11am Bostick. trips around the world for EUGENE J. MISZCAK, of Date is Sunday, September 24. Place is Room Shoreham road, who received Mr. Bostick, former ad. the Detroit Institute of Arts. 701, Science Library, Wayne State University. a glee club certificate. ath- ministrator of the Detroit Still others have come to Hours are 2 to 5 in the afternoon. Ietic honor medal, baseball Institute of Arts, was in. Detroit as a result of pur- Admiring porcelain flowers by right). Members of IBEX. the Grosse strumental In selecting the chases from his major be. The studio will be open for inspection, and letter and junior N.R.A. Boehm as they plan a special intro- Pointe club devoted to the arts, and very best and most represen. quest to the museum. aniong those who'll be on hand for the grand occa- marksman first class medal. duction of a new Boehm collection interested collectors will be the tative works in the Tanna. On view will be outstand. sion are volunteers who, through the years, have • • • at Jacobson's in-the- Village are IBEX hid t k Pointer WILLIAM CLAY guests of Jacobson's Wednesday hill collection for this show. ing Impressionist originals, e pe 0 ma e the occasion grand. FORD, chairman of' the officers MRS. HARRY ESLING and evening, September 13, from 6 to 8 ing. rare pre.Columbian and • • • Greenfield Village and Hen' MRS. ARNOLD COMBRINCK-GRA- o'clock for a champagne preview of He has prepared the cata. African art, American and People like Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Emmons, ry Ford Museum board of HAM, (standing, left and right), the latest porcelain sculpture by the log for the exhibit, and also modern paintings by such Jr., Miss K:ltherine Ogden, Mrs. Robert DeMl\scio trustees, drove a 1903 Model MRS. DANIEL BOWEN and MRS. world-famous Boehm Studios. the scroll of major donors notables as Winslow Homer and her -ilallghtet, Mary, Hervey C. Parke and Ervin A Ford leading a parade of HENRY KLEIN, (seated, left and to the War Memorial's New and Picasso, graphic arts in- LaRo\'l'e. '. vehicles dating from 1903 to Art Wing. The scroll will be eluding a Diego Rivera People like Mrs. Kenneth W. Coleman, Mrs. 1978 through the village They will view important unveiled at the dinner gala. sketch of Mr. Tannahill, on the history and fabric of via classes, and passively, via The late Robert Tannahill sculpture by such luminar- k h streets in tribute to Ford floral and animal pieces, in. porcelain, and will present Mar Reeve, Mrs. David Hadden, James B. Hug es, Motor Company's 75th birth- cluding a major limited edi- monthly lectures. served on the Grosse Pointe ies as Barlach and Henry Henry C. Kohring and William J. Dennes. his newly-published book: The first IBEX reception, War Memorial's first board Moore and decorative art People who've found, through Recording for day. tion of a black rhinoceros and "The Boehm Journey to • • • calf. in its founding year, honored of directors. As gifts and and silver. the Blind, the satisfaction of being of service to Egypt, Land of Tutankha- Diego Rivera, who had just furnishings (:halrman, he saw Michigan artists' works in. Named to the senior class Frank Cosentino, president others. council at Michigan State mun." completed his murals at the that Alger House was filled eluded are by Guy Palazzola of the Boehm Stuclios, is fly- Detroit Institute of Arts. with furniture and art ap- and Z u bel Kachadoorian, * • * University were MICHAEL ing in from New Jersey for The gala event is an appro. Their service is needed. And appreciated. They G. CONNORS, son of MR. priate kickoff for IBEX' new The Boehm porcelains to propriate to its Italian Ren. both former instructors at the evening. He will lecture are delighted to welcome others to "their ranks. and MRS. ROBERT G. CON- season. The club was founded be seen at Jacobson's are on aissance architecture. the Grosse Pointe War Me. There are some requirements, of course: two years NORS, of Oxford road, a in 1932 by Helen Moore Es. a different scale than the A bequest from Mr. Tan- morial, and by Louise Jann- Marketing major, CRAIG M. nual commencement exer- ling to give young women an massive Rivera work, but no nahill was used to defray sen Nobill, who currently of college or the equivalent in technical knowledge. cises at Colby College, Wat- I Readers cover everything from novels to text- HANSON, son of the ROB- opportunity to exercise their less important on today's half the cost of the new Art teaches at the center and ERT M. HANSONS, of Ox. erville, Me., were HUGH R. interest in the .arts actively, world cultural scene. Wing at the center. This (Continued on Page 30) books to instructional manuals. ford road, a Physiology ma- GREGG, son of DR. and Think you might be interested? Come to the jor, and JOHN FURTAW, MRS. ROBERT H. GREGG, anniversary celebration, take a look at the studio, son of MRS. PETER T. FUR- of Peach Tree lane, who ma- talk with the volunteers ... the numbers to call for TAW, of Anita avenue, a Po. jored in Chemistry and reo (Continued on Page 30) litical Science major. ceived accreditation by the I • • • American Chemical Society HOWARD C. CRABB, of acknowledging his comple- The right hair style North Renaud road, was tion of courses required for among the first three doctor- student certification. and EIr on the right face al candidates receiving de- LEN M. KENNARY, daugh- Oblong Ovol Pear Round Square grees at Oakland University's ter of DR. and MRS. J. M. spring commencement exer- KENNARY, JR., of Moran cises. He completed his Bach- road, graduated cum laude elors and Masters degree and with distinction as a His- work at the University of tory major. She also majored Detroit. in American Studies and won @@www • • • an American Studies Prize Receiving Bachelor of Arts for academic distinction. BACK TO SCHOOL degrees during the 157th an. (Continued on Page 30) Includes shampoo treatment, design cut, Pi Beta Phi Participates in '78 'Bizarre Bazaar' capilustro styling or Pi Beta Phi members will blankets, afghans, wooden blow drying, complete feature crafts from their toys, pic t u r e frames and I make-up all for only Tennessee settlement school, plaques, all made at Arrow- , Arrowmont. at the Grosse mont which began in 1912 as $35.00 Pointe League of Women a craft school for the people Voters' "Bizarre" Bazaar this of the Smoky Mountains. Saturday, September 2, at Today, people .come from Grosse Pointe South High all over the nation to Arrow- School. mont to study hand weaving, BART EDMOND The Pi Phis will have tote woodworking, pottery and IIAIR. S~IN AND 'UKE-UP SALO~ bags and placemats, baby many other crafts. SHORES SHOPPING CENTER - 13 Mile 31065 HARPERAVENUE - 296~3660 Sho'w and Tell for Fox Creek EVENING HOURS The .Fox Creek Chapter of esses. Questers will meet for lunch- Program chairman Mrs. eon next Thursday, Septem- Raymond Me 11 i n g e r has * * Storewide * * ber 7, at 12:30 o'clock in Mrs. planned a "show and tell' Art h u r Batten's Hillcrest session to follow the business road home, where Mrs. J. L. meeting at which Mrs. Fred Thompson and Mrs. R. E. Winfield, newly-elected presi. SUMMER Noyes will be the co.host. dent, will preside. SALE IS ON! last 3 days ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE 1/3 to 1/2 off ~\i ,I, • Formal and Long DRESSES t,) .¥ ll:,1 ~'','; , • DAYTIME DRESSES Forster's .~ • COSTUMES • WOOL COATS & storewide 1 l , ALL WEATHER COATS • SLACKS - PANTSUITS smnmer BLOUSES - BLAZERS - SWEATERS • SPORTS SEPARATES • SHORT & LONG SKIRTS e ALL "MR. CHIPS" HANDBA~~uced '0 $10 There's still time to save, but hurry in now! Jht shops of SUMMER HOURS: Open Daily 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. WattoJt.Pi~rc~ CLOSED SATURDAYS '2200 HALL ROAD 1M 59) • STlRLING HEIGHTS. MICHIGAN' 739.5100 Punch and Judy Blod JULY & AUGUST ,"'~"" ~'''r,{),''',.,..d ... "v(,1.".;. V.lJIII{X."",' J~"> '111 9)J109 OtfrttDfys9¥Jlo'sXl 1&121II"'. • Grosse 'ointe TU 1-1-505 CItS«f Sc1'$~ 211. s-n.t ... Troy Ii 13 ••••••••••••••••••••••••• ... • .. _ .. ... ~R.'.. _ ..S.. _ .. _ a _ 4 - .~.... • ue • _, • - ¥W" • Page Sixteen GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday. August 31, 1978 Society News Gathered from the Pointes Music Sclloolls Expanding Mrs. Gregory Louisell The Detroit, Community [ artist Bess Bonnier will head Louisell-Browning VOWS Exchanged Music School heralds the the jazz and popular music groom's niece. She wore a She carried a single while ope~ing of its ~2nd ~ear of program at DCMS, along short.sleeved, floor length cymbidium orchid, with ac- musical Instruction with the with Martin Kosins. James Newlyweds Are Vacationing on Antigua, Will Re- dress of white cotton eyelet cents of baby's.breath. announcement of a widely- Tatum will serve as consult. turn to Make Their Home in Lakepointe Avenue expanded curriculum and the ant. layered over bright pink, Mrs. Sadaj's floor length with a matching pink satin opening of a. North W~od. Included will be weekly A cruising reception aboard the Bob-Lo Boat, gown of white organza hand. the SS Columbia, followed the early evening wed- sash, designed and fashioned painted with floral motifs w~rd Branch In Bloomfield jazz performance workshops, by the bride's grandmother, HIlls.. history and development of ding of Mary Brady Browning and Gregory David featured long, full sleeves. Mrs. Harold Gorry. Endeavoring to offer the jazz and popular music in Louisell last Friday, August 25, in Grosse Pointe She, too, carried a single mo~t relev~~t musical edu. America and private instruc'l Memorial Church. --.------Courtney carried a basket white cymbidium orchid with catIOn, traditional to contem. tion in composition and song. of Sweetheart roses and baby's.breath. She is the daughter of man for his brother. Grooms. baby's-breath, ' and wore porary' the school is adding writing. Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo D. men included John C. Loui- The newlyweds are vaca. sprigs of baby's.breath in tioning on Antigua. The)' stud!es in j~ and p~pular Studies in African music Browning, o( Lakeland sell and Paul C. Louisel1, musIc an~ Afncan musIc .and and dance will be taught by two other brothers, and a her hair. will return to make their da.nce to Its course offerings Kwasi Adounum an instruc. avenue. Mr. Browning is quartet of the bride's broth. Ring bearer was Michael home in Lakepointe avenue. thiS year. tor from Ghan'a who has president of Bob-Lo. Inc. ers, Michael G. Browning, G. Browning, II, the bride's The new Mrs. Louisell al. A t:'ew chora~ program, the taught at the University of The bridegroom is the son Geoffrey H. Browning, Rob. nephew. tended Western Michigan !tenalssanc.e Singers, is be. Michigan Extension Service of Mrs. Michael Sadaj, of ert D. Browning and James The mother of the bride University and is presently Ing estabhshe~. The ~tring These classes will be avail~ Harvard road, Detroit. and W, Browning, as well as chose a floor length, long. an executive secretary with Department Will ~ .ennc~ed able to both adults and chilo the late Joseph Louisel!. Peter C. Griffin and John sleeved dress of dusty rose William C. Roney & Com. by a new assocIatIOn with dren Monsignor Francis Can. C. C 0 u v r e u r, of Mount crepe. It featured a roffled, pany, Detroit. Mr. Louisell th e Det rOI't Symphony Or. I,'. The Renaissance Singers. field, pastor of Saint Paul's. Clemens. scoop neckline and was gath. attended Kalamazoo College. chestra. a new choral ensemble, will on.the-Lakeshore, officiated Flower girl was Courtney ered at the waist by a pearl He is president of Cytacki & . I~ addition, DCMS this fall be made up of IOth, 11th at the 6:30 o'clock rites for You n g b I 0 0 d, the bride. grey satin sash. LouiseU Distributors, Inc. instItutes a three,year certifi. and 12th graders from the which the bride chose a cate program to prepare qual. metropolitan area. They will princess style gown of white Wed high school students for represent the school and the organza appliqued wit h entrance to university music city on various occasions Duchesse lace. schools and conservatories. throughout the year includ. Her skirt extended into a Well.known Detroit j a z zing workshop performances cathedral train. Her lace bodice featured a Queen Anne neckline. Matching lace edged her cathedral length, two.tiered Phato by ferrence K, Carmichael illusion veil, falling from a MARY BRADY BROWNING, daughter of the lace Juliet cap, and she car. VALENTINO Lorenzo D. Brownings, of Lakeland avenue, was ried a Colonial arrangement married Friday evening, August 25, in Grosse of white silk roses, stephano. tis and baby's.breath. Pointe Memorial Church to Mr. Louisell, son of Honor attendants we r e The entire collection Mrs. Michael Sadaj, of Harvard road, Detroit, and Mrs. Keily Ketterman, sister the late Joseph Louisell. of the bride, and Anne M. for Fall 78 flovvn in Kotts. Bridesmaids were Mrs. especially opening Sheldon D. Hall, Jr., of for the with the Kenneth Jewell Urbanna, Va., another sister of HATTIE at Renaissance. Chorale. of the bride, Mrs. Michael G. The choir also will tour Browning, of Indianapolis, during the summer months. and three sisters of the bride- Auditions are currently in groom: Marcia and Livvie Wednesday and Thursday progress. Louisell and, Mrs. Robert The Detroit Symphony and Heidt. September 6th &7th DCMS will collaborate this '~~hey w~re floor length year in an expansion of the frocks {If mauve Qiana. sash. String Department. Under ed in mauve at their Empire auspices of a new DSO pro. waists, styled with scoop the willow tree gram, the Detroit Symphony necklines and cap sleeves. Civic Orchestra, promising They carried bouquets of is your local headquarters young string players from needlepointe ivy and baby's. • the Detroit community will breath. and wore sprigs of for Madewell, be provided with private les- baby's.breath in their hair. 1 sons at DCMS, completely or James L. Louisell was best the Na name partially subsidized by a in Painters Jeans grant from the orchestra. While maintaining a pro. Mr. Chalmers and Fatigqe Jeans gram of quality instruction Den im - Corduroy - White Drill in all areas of music and Weds in West dance for all ages, DCMS is -lIthe 16910 KERCHEVAL putting increased emphasis Antonia King Co and David VVI 0tiYV in-the-village on strong pre.musicianship C. Chalmers exchanged mar- training for very young chilo riage vows Friday, July 14, ree OPEN M., T., W., Sat. 9:30-6:00 dren. at an afternoon ceremony in Thurs., Fri. 9:30 -9:00 Currently, Orff-Schulwerk Tucson, Ariz., where they training for three.to.five.year are making their home. olds is offered. The Suzuki. She is the daughter of Mrs. King Co, who resides in The .,:.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.. ~~~~a~~l~~oau;d~~~~~~~~ Philippines. Mr. and Mrs. Del Chalmers, of Cadieux road, are the bridegroom's H H,\TTlf /IT RENIIISS,"'NCt II'J(; RFNlilSSilNCf CfNTFR DfTROIT MICHI(iAr, .1H.'~ \, )13' :",',.' "E.' :11::1i; ~~Tt:\:~"::n:;~:{[~;~::parents, ATT Teacher training courses and seminars for current classroom teachers in violin pedagogy, Pace Group Piano CLOSED MONDAY. LABOR DAY p e d ago g y , Orff.Schulwerk techniques and African music Shhh, Mr. Sandman, and dance will be offered in response to interest. baby is cuddled into Located at 200 East Kirby street in the heart of the soft velour knits. University - Cultural Center area. the Detroit Community Music School is the oldest school of its kind in the met. ropolitan area. It was the first accredited community music school in Michigan and has earned a distinguished reputation for providing quality music and dance instruction. Private and group lessons i /zod Jbetland creu'.neckJ in a boa of are available in piano. all or. I colors, 17.50. Orion Jlri/Jes from chestral instruments, vo;~p J6.()O. Roherl Bmce.f macbine wasb and dance. A new satellite branch of tZTIddry creWJ. 16,00. Younf: men'f the school is being opencd crew.neck sberlandr. 19.95 this fall at the Bloomfield Hills Academy for the con. veniencc of citizens in the North Woodward area. The 1978.79 academic year • begins September 14. Fur. ... ther information, catalogues fl_ :'.:'.:'. A 1/U I/O I J~nne I or po IJeJI:.'r an d wou I ::.::.::.or application forms may be :::::: 1m/Hack Sport (oatr In tweedJ. and ::::::i obtained by calling 8:n.2870 •••.•. :::::: I :lfonday through Friday, bc. ~:} (orduroyr. SI::r'r 8 10 J 2. 35.00 10 ::::::I tween 9 and 5 o'clock ••.... ~5 {)O Pre/, J410 20. 55.00 to 65.00. :,:.:.,. {:~ .\t"J/'1I1 rm'r. l6 to 42. from NO.O{). :~:j:~ Rereiving Barhelor of Arts ~:} :::::: degrees cum laude during :::::: ::::::I spring commencement exer. I :::::: :::::; ciscs at Williams College, :::::: ::::::I v.:illiamslown. Mass.. were :::::: :.:.:~ W ILLIA!\f n. DAHLTNG, :}~ :::::: JR.. son of MR. and MRS. I :.:.:. :::;::: WILLIMtf D. DAHLING, of :::::: :::::: I Hawthorne road. who ma. : An all-over stretchy }~: :::::: jorE'd in Political Economy •.•.. Siraif!,hlll'''. U 'HhaMI'. hl'm/dn!'nt hrcrr •••••• I '1 11d' th E . softness means complete :::::; " r r .:.:.: W 11 C rnro (' In c ,nVI. :::::: in faflu'l'tf!,hl /m/Jlm r, flanndr ,mtl :::::: ronmental Studies Program. comfort for your infant; .:.:.: r-- _ tartam Sn!,r 8 to 12 In'f!,ular or . Pa The Robert Deneweths iWiss Clifford Shores Setting for La Leche Robert Denewetl,s To La Leche League of De. ond Thursday of each month. Wed in East troit Northeast will hold the A series of four meetings first meeting of its next will discuss, informally, dif. Marriage vows were spoken series Thursday, September ferent phases of breastfecd. Vacation In South Saturday, August 19, at noon 14, at 8 o'clock in Grosse ing. in Saint Paul's Chapel, Broad- Pointe Shores. Topic for the September Mary Marguerite Cronenworth Is Attended by way at Fulton street in New The name. La Leche, is meeting is "The Advantages York City, by Leslie Lee Spanish and means "the of Breastfeeding to Mother Her Sister at Rites in Early July; Bridegroom's Clifford and Peter Bolton milk." La Leche began in a and Baby," Discussion lead. Brother Is Best Man Snyder. Chicago suburb nearly 21 ers will be Margaret Mc. She is the daughter of for- years ago when one mother Naughton. 882-8531, and Ann Sterling Heights is home for Mr, and Mrs. mer Pointers Mr. and Mrs. who had successfully nursed Backhurst. 882.()()69, either of Robert Raymond Deneweth, who vacationed at Franklin King Clifford: who her baby helped another who whom will be happy to an- Myrtle Beach, S.C., following their marriage Sat- now make their home in wanted to breastfeed. swer questions and provide urday. July 8, in St. Clair. Clearwater, Fla.. and Coe- The league is a non-sec- further information. Father James Opfer- burn, Va. Mr. ClifCord is an tarian, non-profit organiza- All women who are inter. man officiated at the gown for her summer wed- independent consulting en- tion. Its purpose is to help ested in nursing their babies morning ceremony. ding. Lace edged her veil, and gineer and mine operator and encourage good mothering are invited, as are their Mrs. Clifford, known profes- through breaslfeeding. babies. One need not be preg. It was followed by a break- she carried an arm bouquet. 1 ?, sionally as Dr. Clare Knight The group meets the sec- nant to attend. fast at the St. Clair Inn and She was attended by her The engagement of LISA an afternoon lawn reception sister, Mrs. D. P. Cavanaugh, Clifford, is a clinical and CAROL OSBORN and Chris- r~~ ~~~..,....~.-.~~~, at the st. Clair home of the at the 10 o'clock rites. neuro psychologist. topher Bryan Montague ha~ bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. The bridegroom, son of Mr. Mr. Snyder is the son of been announced by her pa~ t Willoughby School of Dance , Charles Cronenworth. and Mrs. Raymond Deneweth, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mesier ents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald The former Mary Marguer. of Anita avenue, asked his Snyder. of Lawrence, Long Osboln. ot Moselle place. Ballet - Tap - Jazz , ite Cronenworth chose a tra- brother, R. A. Deneweth. to Island, N.Y. Philip Snyder is The wedding is planned for ditional, lace-trimmed white serve as best man. a retired sales manager of August 11, 1979. ~ Children - Adults Ecco Business Systems. New Miss Osborn, a Grosse Klnderdance - age 4-8 .J ~ , York City. Pair Making Plans for U. of D. Reunion Pointe South High School Belly Dance - Adulls ~/. ~ , The bride is the grand- alumna, was graduated in f Middle Eastern Folk - Chllriren ""~' ~I Vito Cusenza, of Ballan- 1978 Reunion Dinner Dance, daughter of Webster Bon- June from Michigan State u.M.A. - D.M.M. ~ ' '. tyne road, and Gregory set for Saturday, October 21, ham Knight. of Detroit, and University, in Medical Tech- f T.A.M.E.D.O.M. ~ .... - , Y\\ __,~ Ulrich, of Harper Woods, are at Fairlane Manor, Dearborn. the late Mrs. Knight. and of nology, and is now serving serving on the committee for Mr. Cusenza is in charge the late Mr. and Mrs. Ernest an internship at Henry Ford t 23219 Mlrter Road~~ ~ ~ ... t Lowell CHfCord, of Douglas- the University of Detroit's of ticket sales for the party. Hospital. Her sorority is Chi t at E. Jefferson ';.~ J'~'/:1' -t , ton, N.Y. Omega. The bridegroom is the Mr. Montague, son of for- Reglltratlon - WANT SOMEONE TO TALK TO? grandson of the late Mr. and mer Pointers 'Mr. and Mrs. t .-1.' :, 5epfember 8, 7, 8 " 9 . Mrs. Mandeville Mullally, of Eugene B. Montague, who t Need Help With A Problem? Hewlett, Long Island, N.Y., t 2:00 p.m ••5:OO p.m. : Marriage vows were spoken in St. Clair now make their home in and the late Mr. and Mrs. Howell, also was graduated CaI/Be2-LIFE Saturday, July 8, by MARY MARGUERITE Mesier Reese Snyder, of Sum- 771.6920, 114.7034 Ebenezer Baptist Church from Grosse Pointe South f ~t CRONENWORTH, daughter of the Charles mit, N.J. High School. L ----.J Life-LIne' Cronenworths, of St. Clair, and Mr. Deneweth, The Rehearsal Dinner was He attended Michigan son of the Raymond Deneweths, of Anita avenue. held Friday. August 18, at State University and is com. the Colony Club. The World pleting work at the Univer. Trade Center's "Windows on sity of Detroit for his degree the World" was the setting in Accounting. He has been CLEARANCE CO~~pe~'s for the luncheon reception named to the National Continuing Our following the ceremony. Dean's List. file flfrn,"/llre ~f-f-~\ Mrs. David Lowell Clifford came from Ann Arbor to Emerson College, Boston, 50% OFF serve as her sister-in-Iaw's Mass., with a Bachelor of to'''''\. honor matrolT. The bride's Science degree in Mass Com- On Our Entire Half Size Stock. sister. Mrs. Richard Olsen munications. JILl. SJlLES FI!~JI" Baer, of Columbus. 0., the He is a news production former Kristin. Clifford, was assistant with WNAC.TV in Good Values left in Regular Size Draper's ~~. bridesmaid. Boston, Best man was Robert Mul. 6-20 Summer Fashions lally Snyder. Ushers were ends september 2nd Philip Mesier Snyder, Jr., Mr. Baer and Dr. David Lowell PIANOS WANTED Clifford. GRANDS. SPINETS. The new Mrs. Snyder, a CONSOLES. Sm.1I UPRIGHTS University Liggett School TOP PRICES PAID alumna who holds a Bachelor VE 7-0508 104 Kercheval "ON THE Hill" 886-7424.: of Arts degree in Mass Com- munications from Simmons College, is a market coordi- nator with Polygram Dlstri. bution, Inc., a record distri. butor, in Woburn, Mass, Learn the Truth The bridegroom was grad. uated from the Berkshire about your Hair! School, Sheffield, Mass., and Detroit Garden Center Have a Free Slates Craft Classes Scientific Hair Analysll TRICHOANALYSI~ helps eliminate the risks in perms. hair II Reservations are being' BC. coloring, styling results ... caused by Incompetent hair cepted by the Detroit Garden structure. I Center. headquartered in i The Morass House in East Jefferson avenue, opposite CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT TODAY the University Club, for craft classes beginning Wed. 881-8470 I nesday, September 13, and continuing Wednesdays for I eight weeks, , Fee for each workshop is tI,c4arl-JJames (Uoiffurrs I still $2, r e p 0 r t s Helen i Stickle. chairman, and each 20525 MACK AVENUE I will feature a sales table I where craft kits may be pur- 2 Blocks South of 8 Mile 'I chased. open every evening Pre-registration is neces- ,@REDKEN- : sary via checks sent to the I center, where more infor- mation may be obtained by telephone: 259~63. Free parking is available on either side of Jefferson or behind the center, in Woodbridge I street. Luxury for less! II:mI I The workshops run from , 10 in the morning until 2 in the afternoon. Participants The riches of Penn Manor. • j should bring their own bag lunches. Beverages will be The elegance of Kling upholstery. provided. I The first workshop on The Here is Kling's superb traditional upholstery custom-tailored in handsome, expertly-matched I Living Wreath. conduded decorator fabrics with polyester and dacronikl filled cushions for plush "spring-back" comfort. I by Van Askounas. is filled. Waiting list applications are What affordable prices for quality like this! Enjoy it, along with the glowing traditional warmth being accepted. of Penn Manor's occasional pieces in burnished solid cherry and matching veneers. From tray Betty Haynes will conduct tables to books tacks with an "English library" look ... everything is sale-priced, everythinf; a the second pro g ram, on beautiful buy. Porcelain Violets. Septem. ber 20, and Dottie Vickland will show how to fashion Macrame Angels September We PENN MANOR OCCASIONALS and KLING UPHOLSTERY 27. (from "fl 10 "I:hl) Ribbon Wreaths will be Helen Stickle's topic Octo. deep clean Mf):, SUF): Sale 110m r R,wl Price ber 4, Wovcn Pots with Mr Ch." Reading (ha", In BUlkr ~ "I r,li I ,hit ..'1"')( IIlI I" Dried Flowers will be Wanda furniture & Slr13tM \,tlvtr as dW\lwn S ~')') Oil S199,OO ~l\I.H(' Commo"h "J ..t-!( 2(. i "0 119 I I) Oziunk's topic October 11. Hexagonal C"mm,>. 9 ~uc~~::;ounl on furMure Free eShmates 353 -1 10 Steve Hagopian &Co. 23020 MACK AVE. (N•• r t Mil. Rd.) 51. CI.lr Shor.. 778-3500 21711 W 10 MIle Road Southfield. Mich 4807t> p , e. D. Thursday, August 3 I, 1978 GROSSE POtNTE NEWS Peg. Ninet.en ;:Women's Page by, of and for Pointe Women Pogue-Beck Troth Is Told Betrothed t DBe Will Host Six Celebrities Dessert Card Party Slated Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ryan Mrs. Robert Bedford Pogue, I Beck, of Roslyn road, and of South Orange, N.J., and John Morley, an officially Stratford Festival, in an ex. The Detroit.Grosse Pointe Star of the Sea parish; and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bedford the late Mr. and Mrs. Walter accredited news correspond. tremely popular program of Area Unit of the Detroit Peggy Gerlach and Virginia . : Pogue, Jr., of South Renaud Perry Johnson, of Washing. ent in the United--States and readings and observations on Council of Catholic Women Ghesquiere, of Saint Paul's . , road, have announced the ton, D.C. nations around the world, conditions in Elizabethan has scheduled its annual on.the.Lakeshore. . engagement of their children will "Speak Out on Headline England. dessert card party for Wed . Kristin Elisabeth Beck and World" Friday, October 6, at The Pastiche Wind Quintet nesday evening, September More are Eileen O'Bryan, 'Robert Bedford Pogue, III. Church Women United 11 in the morning at the will offer "Seasonal Musical 13, at 7:30 o'clock at Saint of Saint Ambrose parish; . A June wedding is planned. To Open Fall Season, Detroit Boat Club. Enchantment" December 1. Matthew's auditorium, Har. Adelaine Mitten, of Saint Miss Beck was graduated His program is the first in "Australia, The Lucky Coun. per at Whittier road, Detroit. Juliana parish; Betty Cada, from Grosse Pointe North Church Women United of the DBC's six.session 1978. try" is Australian newspaper. of Saint John Berchman's Metropolitan Detroit begin 79 Celebrity Series, open to man John Hamilton's topic General chairperson of the parish; Ann Czapski, of Saint 1figh School and the Univer. the 1978.79 season with a the public at $18 per series March~. Mr. Hamilton is a party, under the sponsorship Matthew's; Winifred Phlaum sity of Michigan, where she meeting tomorrow, Friday. ticket. two.time winner of the Walk. of Saint Matthew's Women's and Mary Ellen Ohlert, of ,is currently completing work September 1, from 9:30 in All programs are scheduled ley Award for Excellence in Guild, is Kathleen Jurewicz. Our Lady Queen of Peace . ,for her Masters degree. the morning to noon at De. for Fridays, at 11 o'clock.' Reporting, Australia's equiv. Co.chairperson is Maureen parish; and Joan Sparkman, , She is the granddaughter of troit's Fir s t Presbyterian Ticket information may be alent of the Pulitzer Prize. Greenfelder. Both are Saint Pauline Smith and Gladys former Pointer Mrs. Daniel Church, Woodward avenue obtained locally by contact. George Pierrot presents Matthew's parishioners. Penner, of Saint Philomena Lle~ellyn Beck, of La Jolla, at Edmund place. , Cabf., and the late Mr. Beck, ing committee members Kay "Adventures A r 0 u n d the Committee members in. parish. Very good parking is avail . (Mrs. Wi.lliam) Baird, 881- World" April 6, and the se. elude Marge Weber, Carol Prizes and refreshments . and of George H. Marshall, able on the church property, Photo by Poul Goch Planning tv be married of Phoenix, Ariz., and the 1264, LoUise (Mrs. Kennard) ries closes May 4 with Phyl. Lemke and Pat Barker, of will be featured. Admission Speaker Dr. Melvin Chap. The engagement of SHAR. next May are ':;INDY LAKIN Jones, 886.5387, Ruth (Mrs. lis Williford's tour of "Wash. Saint Clare de Montefalco donation is $2.25 at the door late Mrs, Marshall. man, deputy director of Ed. and Mark Morley whose en. :. Her fiance, also a Grosse ON LYNN HARNESS and Fred J.) Flom, 885-8270, or ington, Everybody's Horn e parish; Pat Youngblood and the evening oC the party. The ucational Services for the gagement has been announc. Ella C. Carroll, 884-0805. Town." Barbara Ternes, of Our Lady public is invited. . Pointe North High School Brian Richard Werthmann Detroit Board of Education, was announced Sunday at a ed by her parents, Dr, and Kay (Mrs. William G.) Bla------_ and University of Michigan will reveal "Good News in Mrs. Donald H. Lakin, of keney is general chairman of ~l!l1lilm~5!l1.E_II!!II.IIi __ $ir.~_~.m<;"lw!J1i%wWllJ.:l!!I!JII!IiI!ilIR!l!WH.l1llJl.mlmll!lt .. ~imlll!1l.wI!1JlN!I'i!..JI!1JIJ£milil!!lm!m!m%:. graduate, is employed by family brunch given by her Education." North Rosedale court. the series, which continues ~ : Hercules, Inc. He is the parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh K For information call 831. G. Harness, of Fair Acr~s The bride-elect, graduated on November 3 with "LiCe in ~. 6a . grandson of the late Mr. and 5091 or 521-8552. ay W:S drive. The mar ria g e .IS from Grosse Pointe North Sh~kespeare's England" fea .. ~ ., .::;, planned for next May, .m High School in 1976, is study. turlllg Barry MacGregor com. if ,.. LORIO-ROSS Grosse Poi n t e MemOrial ing Distributive Education Church. and German at Central Mich. pany manager Of(~:~::da's IEcole de Ballet, Inc. ENTERTAINMENT AGENCY Miss Harness, granddaugh. igan University where her Versatile music to satisty all ages. fiance, son, of Mr. and Mrs. Wal ..r Color. ter of Mrs. W. Tom Zur. S.ulplu... ' .. Benefits, Weddings, Private Parties Schmiede, of Whitcomb drive, Archie Morley, of Franken. by .1nno ~ FEATURES Cindy Navarro, G.P. Rep. 884-0300 and the late Mr. Zur. muth, is studying Computer DVA 'tfuccio/i m Sehmiede, and of Mrs. J. Science and Data Processing, MUCClOU Mon .•Sa •. II.S ~ STUDIO Thu ... N;,. by ... King Harness and the late He is a 1975 graduate of GAU.ERY Appoinlmon' Mr. Harness, was graduated I Miss Kimberly is expecting an addition Frankenmuth High School. C;S KERCHEVAL 882-0110 from Grosse Pointe South ¥ to her ff'mily! (My future nephew). , ~.' High School and Western BALLETfor "Joanne" Michigan University, wher~ Children at the Grosse she affiliated with Alpha Phi First they talk * wiJI be helping and taking core of senior cilizens . sorority. at their special rate $4.50 shampoo and set She is currently employed , .. about your Pointe Academy and call now fa, an appointment in the Production Control De. face, your hair, partment of The Cross Com. your Ilfestyle. pany. ~ Grosse Pointe Studio Mr. Werthmann, son of Mr. Then they I Classes Begin September 18th JJair :J.ajhion3 b'J Shirle'J and Mrs. George Richard design ... 21028 Mack Werthmann, of Broadstone the precision cut Adults & Teens Grosse Pointe Woods 884-0330 road, Harper Woods, is an for youlll I* alumnus of Bishop Gallagher High School, atte~ded the "They" are Figure Skaters University of Detroit and I* '« was graduated from Macomb Grace Thomas County Community College { BALLETICS@ EXERCISES-Shape Up & Lose Inches with a degree In Marketing. THE IMAGE MAKERS . " He is a sales representative WITH A TOUCH OF CLASS '18 CLASSES BEGIN SEPTEMBER 11, 1978 for the United Resins Cor- STUDIO OF DANCE 19877 MACK p\lration. 11139 Morang Drive 882-5250 Call Kay Wise • VA 2-2310 MOT Issues 88'1-0404 885-1604 Casting Call Inquire About Lessons Michigan Opera Theatre is putting out a call for local singers and dancers to per- form in "Show Boat," the second production of MOT's summer sale ... 1978-79 season, opening Oc. CONTINUING 'TIL SEPT. 15 tober 27. w.m.Butl\S It~. One-of-a-kind Auditions are scheduled for Saturday, September 9, Fine Furniture & Accessories at Music Hall Center for the 70 Kercheval • Grosse Pointe Farms Performing Arts. Singers will be heard from 10 in the Michigan 48236 • (313) 886-4883 morning to 2 in the after- • noon. Dancers may try out from 7 to 9 in the evening. All persons auditioning from our Baker collection the following values: must be at least 18 years old We' custom dt..,i~n anll t'u~lmll (Tar. and must be available for reo hearsals two weeks in ad- fine jewelry ... ~'our ~ellls or our,. See vance of opening night and our excl u~in'. ont~-or-a-kind t',,!lt'clion,. for 14 "Show Boat" per- formances. Rehearsals will be held 'Ualenle Jewelr'J October 9 through 26: Mon- day through Friday from Since 19.U. 7 to 10 in the evening; Sat. 16601 E. Warren urday from 10 in the morning to 1 in the afternoon, 2 to 5 Mon. - Sat. 9 to 5:30 in the afternoon and 7 to 10 in the evening; and Sunday from 2 to 5 in the afternoon and 7 to 10 in the evening. Performances are sched- uled for October 27, 28 and 31 and November 2, 3, 4, 9, 10 and 11 at 8:30 in the eve. ning; October 29 and Novem- Grosse Pointe ber 5 at 6:30 in the evening; and November 1, 7 and 8 at W. Inside 69, W. Outside 83, D. Inside 21, D. Outside 36, H. 33. Arm H. 24, Seat H. 18 1:30 in the afternoon. Laundry To assure a position on the audition roster, appli. cants should call Sandra ON UPHOLSTERED Perkins at MOT, 963-~717, • Bathroom Rugs Monday through Friday be. tween 9 and 5:30 o'clock. SPECIAL ORDERS Chair W. Inside 20. W. Outside 27, D. Inside 17. D. • Table Cloths Singers, who will be tl")" I Outside 25, H. 41, Arm H. 27. Seal H. 19 ing out for roles and chorus I • Sleeping Bqgs positions. must be able to read music and must have • General Laundry stage performance experi. ence. They should prepare Cocktail Table W. 43 0 23 H 17 two opera or musical thea. Olive ash burl, American Walnut. maple solids Te. Tebl. W. 30 D. 22 H. 22 ter selections and bring the Olive ash burl. American Walnut, sheet music 'for these pieces. maple solids PICK-UP AND DELIVERY. SERVICE Piano accompaniment will be provided, but singcrs may bring their own accompanist 21138 Mack. - Grosse POinte WOOds if they prefer. 881-6942 Dancers must be proficient in musical comedy technique . , Incorporating a background , in jazz, balle! and tap. ••••••••••••------._._------~-~---_._- ~~ CARPET - LINOLEUM "4 fi,~ ARMSTRONG'S ~~I DESIGNER SOLARIAN 11.50VD. SOLARIAN 8.50VD. Conlol. W 320 15 H. 30 FREE ESTIMA TES - CALL 775-5630 'C<, Olive ash burl. American Walnul. maple solids ~ GRASS CARPET ... Green, 2.95 yd. Blue, 3.95 yd. EXPERT INSTALLATION 15~FFON SAMPLES & SPECIAL ORDER VAN'S CUSTOM FLOORS TABLES 22514E. NINE MILE SI. Clair Shores I l • THIS OFFER APPLIES TO ALL BAKER FURNITURE design service available ~ --- -~ -~------~--'~-~~~----~-..,------~~------ Page Twenty G R 0 SSE P,0 I N TEN E W S Thursday, August 31, 1978 Jlt!jg iIiIli'n;;','llmn . ~\ . '~"""''''~,t~~2C~tu~iM:~ , • . " 1 ; • , "'" ,J ~ ~EnrichedFlavoi cigarette scores hi marksin five key'areas. Can MERIT deliver the flavor of leading high Confirmed: 85% of MERIT smokers say it was tar brands? an "easy switch" from high tar brands. Does MERIT satisfy smokers over a long period Confirmed: Overwhelming majority of MERIT -or are MERIT smokers slipping back to old smokers say rheir former high tar brands high tar favorites? weren't missed! Read the bottom-line results of new research Confirmed: 9 out of 10 MERIT smokers not conducted with smokers like yourself. considering other brands. MERIT Breakthrough Confirmed First Major Alternative ConfHmed: Majority of high tar smokers rate 10 High 1ar Smoking MERIT taste equal to-or better than-leading MERIT has proven conclusively that it not high tar cigarettes tested! Cigarettes having up only delivers the flavor of high tar brands-but to twice the tar. continues to satisfy. Confirmed: Majority of high tar smokers This ability to satisfy over long periods of time confirm taste satisfaction of low tar MERIT. could be the most important evidence to date And in detailed interviews conducted among that MERIT is what it claims to be: The first current MERIT smokers: major alternative to high tar smoking. Kings: 8 mg' 'tar;' 0.6 mg nicotina-- 100' s: 11 mg" lar;' 0.7 mg nicotine avoper cigarette. FTC Report May' 78 Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determinerl That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. ______CJ'h,hpMnrm Int In~ Kings &loo's Thursday, August 31, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-One CITY OF 16 Netv Classes Added to Adult Ed Program Center Asking for Volunteers ~rnss.r 'nittf.r 111arms children and a pediatric psy. ity Nutrition. will teach "Nu. State University and the Uni. Volunteer Services at the BraiJle Transcription, to A total of 16 new offerings War Memorial, 32 L QF THE OFTHE The Council scheduled a Public Hearing before the Zoning Board of Appeals at 8:00 p.m. on Septem- ADVERTISEMENT FOR CITY COUNCil, ACTING AS A BOARD CITY COUNCIL, ACTING AS A BOARD ber 18, 1978, for the purpose of hearing the appeal of PERMANENT JOINT & Mr. C. Nicholas Revelos from the denial of the OF APPEALS UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF APPEALS UNDER THE PROVISIONS Building Department to issue a Permit for the recon. CRACK SEALING struction and enlargement of the rear winterized OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE porch of his home located at 244 Williams Avenue. In The After receiving the Traffic Engineering Study of OF THE OFTHE the firm of Goodell.Grivas, Incorporated, pertaining CITY OF to the proposed Kercheval-on.the.Hill project, the CITY OF CITY OF Council referred the matter to the Administration for ~rns.at Jntult mnults their pursuance. MICHIGAN ~rnlilir Jniutr IInnbl1 The Council adopted a resolution accepting the proposed Major Street Plan for the City of Grosse MICHIGAN Pointe Farms which was prepared by the firm of Scaled proposals for furnishing all labor, material and MICHIGAN Goodell-Grivas, Incorporated, and referring it to the equipment for installing approximately 110,000 Iin. ft. of joint and crack sealing will be received by the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council, Administration for their review and recommendation City of Grosse Pointe Woods at the office of the City NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council, meeting as a Board of Appeals under the provisions to the Council concerning the foregoing matter. Clerk at 4 o'clock P.M., E.D.T., Thursday, Sept. 7, meeting as a Board of Appeals under the provisions of Section 5-11-5 of the 1975 City Code of Grosse 1978 at which time and place the bids will be publicly of Section 5.11-5 of the 1975 City Code of Grosse Pointe Woods, will meet in the Council.Court Room The following Reports were received' by the opened and read. No bid may be withdrawn after Pointe Woods, will meet in the Council-Court Room of the Municipal Building, 20025 Mack Avenue, Grosse Council and ordered placed on file: scheduled closing time for a least thirty days. of the Municipal Building, 20025 Mack Avenue, Grosse Pointe Woods, on Pointe Woods, on A. Fire Department Report for the month of Contract documents including necessary plans may be Monday Even ing, September 11, 1978 ,July, 1978. examined at the office of the City Clerk or may be Monday Evening, September 18, 1978 examined or procured at thc office of. the Engineers. at 7:30 p.m. o'clock to hear the appeal of Mr. and Mrs. B. Grosse Pointe Youth Services Division's Report Cameron H. Piggott, 861 South Oxford, Grosse Pointe at 7:30 p.m. o'clock to hear the appeal of Shorewood for the month of July, 1978. A deposit of $10.00 will be requ;red for contract docu. Woods, who are appealing the denial of the Building E.R. Brown Builders, Inc., 20431 Mack Avenue, Grosse ments and plans neccssary for bidding. Entire deposit Inspector to issue a Building Permit for property will be refunded to bidders only on return oC plans, Pointe Woods, who is appealing the denial of the The Council adopted a resolution authorizing an Building Inspector to issue a Building Permit for described as: to the 0 fice of the Engineers, in good condition expenditure in thc total amount of $551.31 to the within thdenty (20) days. $5.00 will be reCunded to property described as: The West 55.0 feet of Lot 224 and the East firm of Johnson, Johnson & Roy, Incorporated, Plan- 15.0 feet of Lot 225 of Arthur J. Scully's East. non.bidders after return of contract documents and Lot No. 109 of Marks and Mahoney Subdivi. ning, Landscape Architecture and Preservation Plan. plans in good condition to the office of the Engineer moreland Park Subdivision. sion NO.3 (575 Canterbury) ning Consultants, for two additional man-da)'s which within ten (10) days. Specifications will be mailed Mr. and Mrs. Piggott propose to construct an addition will be required for the completion of their study of upon rcceipt oC scparate check in the amount of $4.00, Shorewood F..R. Brown Builders propose to construct to t'heir home located at 861 South Oxford. A Building the Pier Park facilities. per Sl't. not refundable. Bids may be rejected unless a circular drive at 575 Cantcrbury, A Building Permit Permit was denied because Section 5.4.1 (F) of the made on Corms Curnished with contract. was denied because Ordinance No. 369 prohibits a 1975 code reql1ire~ a side yard setback of eight feet The Council adopted a resolution authorizing paved parking area which cxcceds thirty percent in for a home in a R.1 single-family residential district. A ('ertif1ed check. bid bond or cashiers chrck accept. paym('nt of an additional item in the amount of coverage the required front yard area for a residcntial l\Ir and Mrs. Piggott desire to add an addition that ahle to the Owner in th(' amount oC 5'", of hid, made $207,50 to the Brick Faeed Concretc Walls Company payahle to the City Trea~ufef. must accompany rach lot in an R.t zoned district. In accordance with the would extend 3.6 feet into the side yard setback. In proposal. ThE' dpposlt of the succ('ssful biddpf shall provisions of Ordinance No, 369 and Section 5.11.5 of accordance with Section 5.4.1 (F) of the 1975 City for 83 feet of additional high wall at the wall which lip fOffelted if hp fails to I'xccute the contract and the 1975 City Code of Grosse Pointe Woods, said cir. Code. an addition such as proposed by Mr. and Mrs. was constructed along the Mack Avrnue all"y to close hl,nds WIthin fourteen (14, da) ~ alter award cular drive cannot be constructed unlcss a variancc Piggott cannot bc built on said lot unless a variance Belanger Avenue. is granted by the Board of Appeals, is 4:ranted 1'11('('11~ r('s('rvf" ttH' right to fl'Jcct any or all bids, This will b(' a public hearing and all interested parties Upon proper motion made, supported and car...... 1...1' m/flrm"I,\. r aCl'l'I" any bid it may (iI'em fit. This will be a public hearing and all interested par. tics arc invited to attend. tics are invited to attend. ried, the meeting adjourned at 10.35 p.m, Chester E. Petersen City Administrator-Clprk James H. Dingeman Richard G. Solak PAn:. IIlH:-: A:-:n BO(;UF., INC. Chester E. Petersen Chester E. Petersen !7000 1'wl'l\'1' Mill' Boa:! City Administrator-Clerk City Administrator-Clerk Mayor City Clerk S"lIlh(H'ld. ~llchigan 48076 Published: Grosse Pointe Ncws, issue of Aug, 31, Hl78 p p •••• Thursday, August 31, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-Three GENERAL 4-HELP WANTED 4-HELP WANTED 4-HELP W A.NTED 4-HELP WANTED 2A-MUSIC GENERAL EDUCATION 4-HELP WANTED GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL PIANO LESSONS THINK OF A CAREER IN GROCERY Dept. cashier, 5 HYGENTIST wanted, Grosse BABYSITTER needed, 3 TRAINEE for eye physician's nights, 5 till 10 p.m. 2 chil- U. of M., days, no Sundays, or part Pointe office, shared by 2 office, 3 day a week to INDEX TO SERVICE OFFERED REAL ESTATE dren ages 8 and 11. Call start. Send resume to Box Graduate time, 8:45 to 3 p.m. Phils D.D.S., full or part.time. Join the helpful people. before 5 p.m. 463-3522 - C.fl2, c/o Grosse Pointe Call 331-4725 Excellent training pro. Market, 14330 East War. Send resume to Box W-2, 881.5740. News. 1 Legal Notice 12C Farms for Sale gram. 30% commission ren. Grosse Pointe News. 1A Personals 12D Lake and River Property WOODS MUSIC BABYSITTER m:eded by plan, TV and Radio adver- CAN YOU handle a hodge- WANTED SALES help, tem- NEED an after school job? 18 Death Notice 12E Commercial Property tising. Experienced or will teacher in my horne for Part time counter work 13 Real Estate STUDIO podge of assignments and porary full time. Apply in 1e Public Sale Piano and Guitar Lessons. train. two girls, ages one and available at areas leading 2 Entertainment 131. Lots for Sale keep them all in order? person. Hughes Hatcher, Horne or Studio, 20551 EARL KEIM SHORES three. 7:30 to 3:30, Mon.- dry cleaning chain. Call 2A Music Education 138 Cemetery Property Would you like to work 18920 Mack. Mack near Vernier. 885- Ask for Bruno. 774-4060 Fri., begin Sept. Must have Mr. Atwell between 9 a.m.- 28 Tutoring and Education 13C Lend Contracls 40 hours per week in the 0024. FULL OR part time experi. references and own trans 3 p.m. at 885.3400. 2C Habbv Inslructian 13D For Sale or Lease REAL ESTATE SALES . Fisher Building with park- enced (only) waitress and portation. Permanent posi. 20 Camps 14 Real Estole Wonted MUSIC IS JOY AAA Real Estate Office in ing & attractive benefits? son between 5 p.m. to 7 tion for the right "nanny," BABYSITTER - 19 month 2E Athletic Instruclion 141. Lots Wonted Home Instruction - Piano" St. Clair Shores seeks sales If you can answer yes to kitchen help. Apply in per- 885-0764. old, 3 or 4 days per week, 2F Schools 148 Vocalion or Suburban Voice, Organ-Correct Eu- people to join their staff. these questions call Gret- p.m., Monday thru Satur- 11-5 p.m. 881-0125 evenings. 2G Convalescent Core Property Wonted Free training and many chen at 875-1200. HELP WANTED. 28 hours a ropean v 0 c a I technique day. Da Edoardo Restau week, $2.65 per hour, man MALE OR female. Live.in 3 Lost and Found 14C Real Estate Exchange taught. Teacher has exten- benefits. We are the Pro- STOCK BOY - Must be 16. rant, 19767 Mack, Grosse 1S Business Opportunities ufacture Roman Shades. wanted for Neighborhood 4 Help Want~d General sive background in classic fessionals. Ask for Sue. Afternoons and weekends. Pointe Woods. 4A Help Wonted Domestic 16 Pets for Sale No experience necessary Living Inc., a home for and modern music for be- CENTURY 21 Alger Party Store, 17320 343.9310. mentally retarded. Must. 48 Ser.vices to Exchange 161. Horses for Sale ginner and advanced stu- CHARTER OAKS 779-9792 Ma.ck Avenue, G r 0 sse SECRETARY have a good driving record. 4C House Silting Services 168 Pet Grooming dents. 885-8067-343.0389- POinte. PUBLIC RELATIONS _CLERK-TYPIST 886.a632 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. 5 Situation Wonted 16C Pet Boarding OFFICE only! 51. Situation Domestic 19 Printing and Engravlnt) MUSIC STUDIO for Rent- RN's / LPN's WANTED: Hard - working A position is immediately Floating clerical aid in a 58 Employment Agency 20 General Service Full time classic guitar man for temporary lumber available in our Public Re- corpmunity mental health 5C Catering 201. Carpet Laying teacher preferred-Begin- LEADING NATIONAL yard work. 925-8100. lations Office for an indi fllcility, must be able to REAL ESTATE 6 For Rent Unfurnished 20B Refrigeration and Air ning September. Village NURSING SERVICE vidual with accurate typ type 45-50 wpm and be a 6" For Rent Furnished Conditioning Repair Music Studio, 17011 Ker- GROSSE POINTE resident ing and shorthand skills licensed, insurable driver. SALES PERSON 20C Chimney and Fireplace only, to assist me in 68 Rooms for Rent cheval, 885-7677. OUTSTANDING BENEFITS The successful candidate This postion is funded Repair brushing up driving skills, Choose your floor time. Bro. 6C Office for Rent for this position will have through the Wayne County 20D Locksmiths PIANO, KELLY KIRBY, automatic transmission, ker furnishes leads. 60% 6D Vacation Rental.i Top Wages an aptitude for detail work office of Man Power. Appli- 20E Insulation KINDERGARTEN - in- references. 882-5262. commissions. Member Mul- 6E Garage for Rent Holiday Pay and be a good grammar- cant must possess C.E.T.A. 20F Washer and Dryer Repair struction for the young be- tilListing Services, Member 6f Shore Living Quarters Malpractice Insurance ian capable of proofriding certification and be a resi- 21 Moving ginner. Classes with ear. WANTED: Dental Assistant of the Real Estate Board. 6G Stare or Office Rental Uniform Allowance - Previous experience in the dent of Wayne Qlunty. Ex- 6H For Rent or Sale 21 A Piano Service training in piano for the Shift-Weekend. Differential for Grosse Pointe dental All inquiries confidential 218 Sewing MachTne young student. 88?-1748. office. 885.5201. publications or public re eluding Detroit, Dearborn, at 17158 East Warren, near 6J Halls for Rent lations areas is desirable Dearborn Heights, Lincoln 21 C Electrical Service Cadieux, or call and ask 7: Wonted to Rent 28-TUTORING AND CHOOSE YOUR DAYS DRIVER for iocal delivery We offer an excellent bene - Park, Livonia, West Land, 7'1< Room Wanted 21D TV and Radio Repair AND ASSIGNMENTS g for Mr. Sidzina. 882-6000, 211 Storms and Screens EDUCATION and work in flower shop. fit package and a startln Taylor and Redford Town- evenings 886-9714. 78 Room and Boord Wonted Chauffeur's license requir- salary commensurate with ship. Contact Agnes Feld- 7C: Garage Wonted 21F Home Improvement CAMBRIDGE HAL L Day LET US PAMPER YOU ed. Apply in person at experience. man, Northeast Guidance RETIRED GENTLEMAN to 21G Roofing Service Care Center now opening lP Storage Space Wonted 14542 East Jefferson. Interested candidates are center, 13340 E. Warren; De- "open" indoor tennis club 8- Articles for Sale 21 H Rug Cleaning Convenient location. Beau 21.1 Painting, Decorating MEDICAL encouraged to send a re- troit 48215. 824-aOOO, Ext. and man desk from 6:30 to 81. Musical. Instrumenl5 tiful facilities. Individual- sume, including salary re- 255. 9 a.m_ weekdays. Also pos- 88 Antiques for Sale 21J Wall Washing ized top quality program PERSONNEL POOL 21 K Window Washing CLERKS quirements, in confidence Equal opportunity employ sible light maintenance. 8C Office Equipment overseen by child psychol 882-6640 to: Grosse P:;inte News, er 21L Tile Work 886-2944. 9: Articles Wonted ogist; run by certified, ex- .sALES - STOC K Box S-2. 1D Snowmobile for Sale 21M Sewer Service perienced teachers. 331. GENERAL laborers needed We have permanent full time, TELLER N U R S E R Y ATTENDANT 21M Asphalt Work ------101. Motorcycles for Sale 3937 evenings. for Three C's Landscaping. and part time openings .in REAL ESTATE SALES Experienced ot will train. needed for indoor tennis 210 Cement and Brick Work lOB Trucks for Sale Full time, minimum wage. downtown Detroit in this We have a limited number Good typing skills, sub. club, 8:45-3: 15 weekdays. 1) Cars for Sale 21 P Woterproofing THE READING Call for interview. 757- area. Previous register ex. of openings for sales people stantial fringes. New build- Must be good with 2 to 5 21 Q Pla~ter Work 1'11. Cor Repoir RAILROAD 5330. perience required. to serve the Grosse Pointe ing in downtown Detroit year olds. Could use two 1~8 Cars Wonted to 8uy 21 R Furniture Repair and Macomb County. We (Woodward/Congress) near. high school or college 215 Carpenter A READING Improvement 1) C Boots and Motors R.N.'s, L.P.N.'s, aides, com- Starting. rate $3 offer commission plus a by paid parking. girls splitting the day. 886- 21T Plumbing and Heating Center. Professional Fscul 2944_ 11D Baal Repair panions available for im- very high bonus program DETROIT FEDERAL 21 U Janitor Service ty. Enroll now. TOP RATE $5.07 1:1E Baal Dockage and Slorage mediate placement in your and computerized multi- SAVINGS 1]f Trailers and Compers 21V Silverplating 886-0750 961.7600, ext. 12 ARE YOU BORED? Are you home. 24 hour coverage. Must have own transporta- list. ready for what could be a 11G Mabile Homes 21W Dressmaking and Tailorlnp For your personal interview Equal Opportunity Employer Contact M. Watson, R.N. at tion and be at least 18 years very deep change in your 12 Suburban Acreage 21Y Swimming Pools PRIVATE TUTORING call Mr. Monroe at 88~ old. life of you have reading 121. Suburban Home 21% Landscaping in your own home. All sub- MED-CALL LPN's or RN's, E-Z duties, 8710. and typing skills. I would 128 Vocation Property jects; all levels. Adults and 559-8090 SHOREWOOD good boss, any shift, also like to hear from you. children. Certified teachers Apply in person Monday E. R. BROWN REALTY part time arrangements. AUTO Mechanic must be ex- There isn't much money 1A-PERSONALS DETROIT and SUBURBAN through Friday between 9 20439 Mack Avenue St. Anne's, Cadieux-Harper. perienced. Top pay and involved but there are ben- Classified Deadline TUTORING SERVICE a.m.-3 p.m. or call 886-2502 or 343-0657, NEEDLEPOINT and crewel benefits. 885-4630 - 294- LADlES tailoring by expert efits which transend mon- is Tuesday 12-noon, for pillows blocked and finish- 356-0099 • 0221. Seamstress. Able to do all ey. Call Ray 886-6277. all new copy. Changes of ed. Also needlepoint in- CUNNINGHAM'S MAINTENANCE ...:.. Experi- TUTORING - Elementary alterations, sew new cop y and cancellation struction. TU 1-7073, TU 8- DRUGS INC. enced and dependable, $4. EXPERIENCED dental re- -certified teacher in .read- CUSTODIAN-Part-time for . f clothes, too. Ask for Anna, must be in by Monday 4 per hour. Cadieux-Harper. ceptionist for G r 0 sse 6318. ing, math, spelling, writing private school. 3 p.m. - 6 881-5585. p.m. It is suggested that 777-1468. p.rn:, Monday through Fri- 1927 ROSA PARKS BLVD. 886-2502. Pointe office. 881-9400. all real estate copy be DOG SITTER SERVICE - (formerly 12th St. ) day. 822-0300. BABYSI'ITER, part time, THE GANTOS STORES in SERVICE STATION attend- submitted to our office Close to Grosse Pointe. No Between Michigan and own transportation. 884- 2E~ATHLETIC Renaissance and Eastland ,ant - Full-time, days, part- by Monday 5 p.m. tinklers or squatters, 24 INSTRUCTION PART.TIME help for DOC-j' Lafayette 1951. hour non.caged care. Rea. Malls are looking for ma. time nights. Village Stand. sonable 882-1084. GROSSE POI NTE tor's office, typing re- BABY SITTER wanted Mon- ture, career minded indi- ard Service, Kercheval at Cash rote: 10 words for_ $2.70 quired. Ideal for high 963-7781 day and Wednesday after- viduals wit h fa s hi 0 n Cadieux, in Grosse Pointe. Ellling rate .__': .__$2.95 school student. Call 821. BAHA'I FAITH - to learn ~ NORTH noons. 14 month old girl. awareness and retail ex, Additional words eoch. $ .10 about it phone 872.a317. GOLF TRYOUTS 6646, 1 p.m.-5 p.m., Mon. References. 881-1710. Call perience. We have full and FISH CUTTER wanted - 4 weeks or more $2.50 WANTED- All boys interested in trying day-Friday. part time sales. positions 16901 Harper, Detroit. Retoil rate per mch. $4.40 EXPERIENCED after Thursday. HIS AND HER HAiRIPLACE available. Applications now 4 weeks or mare __.. .$4_00 out for this year's Grosse SERVICE StatioJt Attendant, HAIRDRESSER EXPERIENCED part-time Individual hairstyling, es- Pointe North golf team 885-4630 or 294-0221. MOTEL MAIDS - Parkcrest being accepted at' Renais- Bordered per inch . _$5.00 pecially for you. GOOD PAY Motel, no experience ne- bookkeeper. 18 to 20 hours should report to the North sance and Eastland Malls. per week. Mt. ElIiot and 8 Tn. GrossePointe News may be By Dolores COCKTAIL.food waitresses VITO & JOHN cessary. Call Mr. Grey, 9 High gymnasium at 9:00 Excellent salary and liber- Mile area. 368-3410 8 to p~rchosedat the followingloeat,ons: 100 Kercheval 885-2788 needed. Short hours, good 886-3730 886-3731 a.m. - 4 p.m. 294-0403. a.m. on Thursday, August al employee discount. 4:30 p.m. c. JEFFERSONTO CITY LIMITS DIALOGUE-The adult help- 31. Bring your golf clubs pay, good ~ps. Apply with. COOK DENTAL assistant needed, I and green fees as we will in, The Salt Mine, 514 MEDICAL ASSISTANT for KERBY SCHOOL Mothers to Riverhouse Gift Shop, Morino line Share your burden experience preferred. Har- eastside clinic. Call morn. Orlve and the Rlverhouse . be playing a round on Shelby, Detroit. For Company boat. Must be per.Chester area. 881~ watch 2 Kerby students- , Park Ph~rma.cy,E. Jefferson and with a good listener. Spon. -- experienced in preparation ings 9 to 12, 821-1133. the C,ty L,m,t. sored by Family Life Edu- Thursday and Friday. your horne, Ilh hours after BABYSI'J!ER - Dependable of all types of foods. Full NUMERICAL control opera. LABORATORY technician school, few days a week. GROSSEPOINTE PARK. cation Council. 881-0270. lady WIth refer~nces. My time position. Excellent bene- tor trainee. Responsible lou's Party Store,Chailevo,xand 2F-SCHOOLS for suburban medical clin- Also, person to pick up 2 home only. 2 child~~n 9 & .fits, salary commensurate high school graduate, need. Kerby students from Tues. Ar~~kp~~;~tltore,Kerchevaland MEADOWBROOK-2 tickets GROSSE PO INTE 5. Monday thru Fnday, 7 with experience and ability. ed to work. Must be able ic. References. Call morn- Wayburn to Dion Warwick, Septem- day St. Paul religion class- a.m. to 5 p.m. 882-7025 Reply to Grosse Pointe News, to follow precise directions, ings 9 to 12. 777-5810. GROSSEPOINTE CITY ber 1. 777-4337 or 562-1662, I NSTITUTE OF es and drive horne. 881.7016 have at least one .to two ,AI~~~j;arty Store, Mock ond St. ask for Jed. MUSIC after 6 p.m. Box F-2. APARTMENT complex needs after 5:30 p.m. years mechanical ba~k- maintenance h e I p full :Cunnmghom CrullStore, Notre 1------Private or Class Instruction SECRETARY ground_ Must know trIg. GROSSE POINTE WOODS : No~~emDo~~dp~~;~haeCvy~'Kercne"al NE'V DISCO:Ballroom danc. MUSIC-piano, voice, strings Mature person with good BARTENDERS time. Must have own trans- Part time, no experience nec- Call Joyce or Barb. 822- portation. 779-1818. office has opening for gen- . and Notre Dome ing classes - Tuesdays, guitar, wind instruments. typing skills and a flair for eral"accounting clerk, with BO~ni~~'::~eeHosP,tal, Cadieux September 12th to October essary, good earnings, East 3400. ART--Drawing and painting details to work as Secre. DENTAL ASSISTANT-Full office machine background. Sides Best Rock Disco - GROSSEPOINTE FARMS 24th, K of C Hall. Call in various media. tary to Nursing Director. WANTED: Babysitter near time with busy dental prac- 2 years recent experience "Trumps Jumps" - Apply Rands Medical Pharmacy. Mack Nancy for registration in- Distinguished Faculty Excellent opportunity for Richard for 2 boys, 5 and tice in Fisher Building- required, hours - 8:30 to .. and Moron formation, 521-5637. nightly 8 p.m. 16360 Har- 6, 11 a.m. and after school. 'Tra,1 Pharmacy.Kerchevalon tho.1 _ TU 2-4963 the person re-entering the New Center area. Must 4:30, excellent working con- per. Must be 18 to 22. Your house_ 886-4367. working world. Excellent have previous experience ditions and fringe benefits. :Ke~;IIDrug.,Kerchevaland Fisher FOR SALE - 3 tickets to GROSSE POINTE Pre-Kin salary and benefits. Call or Road Cedar Pointe, $15. 882-7016. THE WELLINGTON-Dish. and academic training. 871- Please call Mrs. Dillon for dergarten, 17150 Maumee write: SAW ROOM attendent-high Schettler Drugs,Fisherand Mau- I washers nee d e d. 18450 2144. interview appointment 773- (in the Unitarian Church) DETROIT MEMORIAL school graduate or equival- Cu';:;,';,ghamDrugs, 7 M,le Road WOMAN for Doubles solid B Mack. 886-5700. 6602. and Mack player, Wimbledon Racket has fall openings for 3 and HOSPITAL ent needed to work in steel FULL TIM E experienced saw room. Starting Septem .CO~~~reHospital, Kerchevaland Club _ Mondays, 3 till 4:- 4 year olds. Call now for 1420 St. Antoine BABYSITTER needed for 6 landscape employe. Good EXPERIENCED Burrough's information, 886-4747 or DETROIT ber 6tb. Will be respons- wages. Must have trans- B80 Corn put e r operator GROS~EPOINTE WOODS 30. 885-6332 - 771-7646. year old girl, within walk- ible for all precision steel 881-1948. 225-5090 portation. 823-6662. needed for Grosse Pointe Ment Woods Pharmacy, Mock ------WANTED rider - share gas, ing distance of Richard cut-off and upkeep of the and Bourne-mouth SchooL Call Joan, 926- Woods office, hours - 8:30 Arnolds. Drug Store, U.ock near driving, to California, Sep- JACK &. JILL N u r s e r y NON-SMOKER wanted for area_ Need to know how to EXPERIENCED he I per to 4:30. excellent working 8 Mile Road trmber. Call Torn. 885.4800. School fall registration and shipping, receiving and 5361 or 884-4342. operate Hi.Lo. Call Joyce Grosse Pointe Phcrmacy. Mock wanted for I and s cap e conditions and fringe bene- and Manchester open house, Thursday, Sep maintenance. L u the ran MATURE babysitter - to or Barb. 822-3400. route. 40-50 h 0 u r s per fits. Please call Mrs_ Dillon Harkness Pharmacy, Meek and 2A-MUSIC tember 7, 10 a.m. to 12 book store. 40 hour week. Lochmoor care for 1 infant. Monday- DE~TAL assistant - Grosse week. Good pay. 882-3525 for interview appointment. EDUCATION p.m. For information call Must be able to handle Bob's Drugs,Mockand Roslyn Friday, 8 a.m.' 5:30 p.m. Pointe office - full or or 881-2510. 773-6602. DETROll AREA ------886-2089, 885-7607 or 573 heavy boxes and large Marter and 8~ Mile area. pari time. experience ne- York,hire Merket. Mock and PIANO INSTRUCTION 4657. shipments. CaJl Mr. Foster. Salary negotiable. Refer. cessary. 882.2820. SECRETARY NURSES AIDES Yorksh,re Thcory, performance, sight Large textile leasing campa. NOW ACCEPTING 3~LOST AND FOUND _ 371.5242. ences required. 774-6174. St'Ro'a"~non~o~f~:~~,Seven Mile reading, ear training. Ex- PANTOGRAPH ENGRAVER ny on East Grand Blvd. APPLICATIO~S FOR Devonsh,re Drugs, Mack and pericnced. Rea s 0 nable. Will consider a student who looking for intelligent per. ALL SHIFTS. FULL A~D Devonshire Flexible. 372-3451. LOST - Female Calico cat, DIRECTOR AND COUNSELOR can work 40 hours a week son to handle secretarial Ma~~~~n~:r~~~~~geShoppe.Mock .______answers to the name of FOR EASTSIDE COUNSELING ORGANIZA TIO:" and will be in school for 4 responsibilities. T y pin g P ART TI~IE. );0 EXPE- Mr. C's/ Grayton and Warren Peaches no taa Vl'cI'nl'ty Established organization in Crisis Counseling has '..' R I E ~ C E );ECESSARY. Perk.., Po"l' St?re. Mocl<.01 St. MUSIC IS JOY ,"" years minimum. We will an d peasantI persona Ii,t PLEASA;'o.;T W 0 R K I~G C:o,r I Home Instruction _ Piano, Kampton, Morningside & openings for executive director and part.time teach the operation. Re required but not short- ST CLAIR SHOF{ES I voice organ. Correct Eu. Lakeshore. Reward. 881 professional counseling supervisor. Qualified per. quisites are good spelling hand. Salary commcnsur. CO:'liDITYO:" Thursday, August 31, 1978 Page Twenty-Four GROSSE POINTE NEWS 4A-HELP WANTED S-SITUATION 6--FOR RENT 6-FOR RENT 6C-OFFIC:E FOR RENT 8-ARTtCLES FOR SALE 8-ARTtCLES FOR SAL~ 4-HELP WANTED UNFURNISHED GENERAL DOMESTIC WANTED UNFURNISHED .APPROX. 1,000 square feet AUTOMOBILE OWNERS. As DINING ROOM set, hutch 5 ROOM upper, Detroit area, of office, divided into 3 in. low as $22 quarterly buys buffet table, 4 chairs, $201]. KEY ENTRY OPERATOR WORKING mother n e.1ld s ALL CARE DUPLEX - Lovely 2 bed. garage. $180. VA 2.2198. dividual offices. Warren/ Compulsory No Fault In. 773.5825. 2 years experience on key babysitter, one 4 yea,' old NURSES REGISTRY room, Neff road, year lease, security, $400. 885- Cadieux area. 885.6675. surance. 881.2376. disc/tape equipment like boy, 5 days, 7:30.5:15. Oc- A medical pool. Private duty LOWER FLAT, 2 bedrooms, COLOR RCA TV, 21 inch, in CMC or Inforex. Hours 8 casional day off with pay. nursing, 24 hour service. 8758 or 885-4033. large console, used very includes gas. Will be shown PRIVATE OFFICE, 15x16, CLEANING OUT? Call OP. a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday In my home. Will welcome Hospital, Home, Nursing little in 5'h years, excellent Friday, Sept. 1st, 6 to 9 on 6 MILE.GRATIOT, one bed. carpeted, newly decorated, ERATION LINC, 331-6700. through Friday. Downtown mother with young chil. Home and Insurance Cases, condition, $300. Call 884 5266 Kensington. No pets, room, newly decorated, air conditioning, parking, We help charitable organi. location. Parking n ext dren. Harper Woods/Grosse LPN's, RN's, Aides, Medi. 5223 by Friday night. security deposit and refer. parking, utiliies and appli. service drive of Ford Ex. zations. Donations tax de. door. 5 minutes to all free Pointe school area. 886. cal Technologists, Physical ences. $275. ances included. 372.8398. pressway, Harper Woods. ductible. You drop off or ways. The Good House 0790 after 6 or 435.1127 Therapist, Emergency Vis. GARAGE SALE - 822 Bed. 882.0866. we pick up. ford, furniture, ski's, an keeping Shops. 962.9850, before 4:30. iting Nurses. State licensed EASTLAND AREA - Spaci. j ROOM UPPER, sunroom, extension 276. and bonded. Operated by ous 2 bedroom apartments. carpeted, newly decorated, "ALMOST.NEW" APPAREL tiques, books, air condi CLEANING & LAUNDRY, ne\ll kitchen cupboards. 6D-VACATION tioner, beer cans, and other Patricia Zevallos, 821.4058. Adults only. $305 a month RENTALS accessories, furs and an. PROGRAMMER 2 to 3 days. Own transpor. with carport. 772.3649. $225 month, plus security. tiques at a fraction of the great bargains. Thurs., Fri. Minimum 2 years experience tation. References requir. RETIRED Master Electrician, Mature couple. No pets, no HARBOR SPRINGS home, 2 original cost. 11.4. No pre.sales. Licensed. Violations, Serl'. UPPER - 3 t\! room. Harper. with RPGI and Cobal. Ac er. Grosse Pointe Farms. ' children. 331.3808. large bedrooms, bath and We Buy Furs ice increased, also small Outer Drive area, $145 ARMOIRE BAR, bonnet top, counts receivable, pa)'roll 885-5660. half, modern kitchen. 4 Consignments Welcome jobs. TU 5.2966. rent. 886.6096, 1.5 p.m. or MODERN HOUSE, 3 bed. g 1ass shelves, mirrored and inventory application minutes to town. 8GZ.;,::;!}7 OS 2000 system, retail BABYSITTER-Mature per. ----~. 526.5017 after 6 p.m. room" carpeted, finished LEE'S bar, lower space for stereo, or 885.5952. background desirable. The son, 5 days, Iive.in or out, RETIRED handyman-Minor --. -. basement. 824.6008. 20339 1\Iack 881.8082 84 x 48 x 18 - $850. Twin own transportation, 886. repairs, carpentry, electri .. CHAL:'IIERS, Chandler Park wicker headboards, chair Good Housekeeping Shops HARPER WOODS, 20855 CHALET on Lake near Char. BARN SIDING - Authentic 962.9850, extension 276. 7810. cal appliances, painting, Drive-5 room upper. 647. and mirror. Antique bur. fur nit u r e refinishing, 5386. Beaufait, 3 bedroom Co. levoix. Swimming, fishing, I" w~athered, hand hewn, lonial, double garage. color TV, fireplace. phone, natural timber. 1.463.21i9. eau and secretary desk, CREDIT AND COLLECTION LI VE.IN accomodations for celery green, $275. Round responsible woman. Week. ~;~fa~~t~eoal~~~~~~~.C~edf~ DREXEL.Chandler Park Dr. Grosse Pointe schools. boat included. Available Follow up on installement or oval dining room table, days free, weekend care area-3 room upper, stove, Builders model. Option to after Labor Day at reduced CAnPETING 10% above mill accounts from our main of with 4 high cane back for baby. Competitive sal. ...!._re_nc_e_s._~2.675~.~_- refrigerator, c a l' pet ed, buy, rent, $400 month: 886. rates. 884-0431, 778-4055. cost. Mill Representative, fice. Must be experienced 20531 Mack avenue, Grosse chairs, $250. Maple seCfl~ in dealing with the public ary. 886.8606. RELIABLE, experienced sec. heated, red e cor ate d , 1464. BEAUTIFUL 440 West Con. Pointe Woods. tary desk, $95. Tilt top Downtown location. Park retarv.bookkceper. T)'ping, adults. LA 6.2800. SITTER near Maire School p:lyr~ll, acc!. rec ..acct. pay. ------7 MILE.KELL Y, 3 bedroo;; dominium overlooking Gulf games table, $35. 886.1924. ing next door. 5 minutes to - 1 hour weekday morn. ST. CLAIR RIVER Colony brick, Ill.! baths, garage, of Mexico. Luxuriously fur. all freeways. The Good _7_7_4_.8_5_7_5_. aoartment, $650 plus util. carpeting. Perfect condi. FURS WANTED ESTATE AND garage sale, ings. 1 school age child. nished living.dining room, Consignment or Buy Housekeeping Shops. 962 882.8861. ;\,lJRSI~G C:lrc & ('ompan. ities. Lease available. Call tion. No pets. $350 plus fully equipped kitchen plus Hammond organ, large 9 9850, extension 276. ion for the elde~ly with I before noon. 294.8042. security. Available Sept. washer and dryer, two bed. LEE'S piece oak dining set, 12 !0339 Mack 881.8082 p I ace settings Noritake DEFER SCHOOL area. Stu love & understandIng. 939. R E N TAL, September 30. 15. 286-0962 after 8 p.m. rooms, 2 baths, within EVENING HOSTESS-Possi. China, plus serving pieces. ble waitress, enjoys work dent to sit Monday through 9423 or 949.1184. Lower Clat, 6 rooms, 2 bed. walking distance of every. Friday, 3:15 to 5: 15. Call COTE AND COZY 2 bed. KATHRYN ofthe Antique and collectable ing with people. Call eve WILL CARE for child in my rooms. Must care for yard. room home with paneled thing, $800 a month, Sept. 33J.7558 after 6 please. and Oct., $1,500 Nov. thru chairs, tables, glassware, nings. Ask for manager home ages 3 to 5 preferred. Heat, garage and half living room. Newly car. POINTES ) March. Includes b e a c h, experienced service China, tools, f l' a m e s , 259.1525. BABYSITTER needed for 2 References. Call 882.5274. basement included, $250 a peted and decorated, stove trunks and much more. 10 month plus deposit. 882- and refrigerator, all for pool, sauna, exercise room. IN EXPERIENCED babysitter children, ages 5 months Write M. Ward, 2300 Wel. a.m. to 6 p.m., Sept. 1.2.3. and 3 years. Permanent WIDOW desires care of el. 4191. $225 per month plus util. HOUSEHOLD SALES, in my home, 2 to 3 days lesley Rd., Clearwater, Fla. 160 Riverside Drive, Mt. position for grandmotherly derly lady or convalescent. ities. Added bonus Grosse ESTATE LIQUIDATIONS per week. References de LOWER FLAT for rent - 2 33516 or phone 813.536. Clemens near H a l' per: type. In my home. Mon Days only - 5 days per Pointe Schools, references AND APPRAISALS sired. 886.0976. bedrooms. fireplace, base. Crocker. day. Friday, 7 a.m.' 5 p.m week. Good references. Call and security deposit reo 3189. Free Consultations Call 885.4858, after 5 p.m after 6 - 771-4054. ment, $300 includes heat. quired. 884.8531. 775.0366 BABYSITTER-Daily in our GOLF AND Country Club YARD SALE-Sept. 9 & 10, home, 8:30 to 4 p.m. 886- Warren and Cadieux area. Anytime 10 to 4 p.m. Clothing, furn. FLORICULTURIST ex per. 759.238'i or evenings 585. GROSSE POINTE - Ibed. privileges-boat well. On 2487. WANTED high school girl to If no answer call after 5 p.m. iture, miscellaneous. 20427 ienced in gardening, green. 5290. room, living room, kitchen, the Gulf of Clearwater babysit before school - Beaufait. Close to 8 Mile. carpet and utilities. $250 Beach, Florida - Isle of NURSE'S AIDES Monday. Friday. McKinley house and handyman du- CHARLES KLINGENSMITH Between Harper and Bea. AND Or.VERLIES GROSSE POINTE FARMS - Prefer single male. Immed. Sand Key South. 2,000 sq. area. Call 886.0585. ties, seeking employment. JILL WILLIAMS consfield. Experienced or inexperienc College training and prac. Upper flat, 139 Ridge, iate occupancy. 885.7556. ft.-2 bedrooms, 2 baths, LAUREN CHAPMAN ed, training program of TOP NOTCH housekeeper tical experience. Available $285 monthly, Thursday 6 double balcony overlook. Invite you to visit their shop. BARBIE DOLLS - Dolls; fered. Good pay and bene needed for professional immediately. 343.0098 after to 8 or call 884-1743. HARPER. MORANG-3 bed. ing the Gulf and Clear. HOUSEHOLD clothes, housing, accessor- fits, shift differential. couple living in Grosse 3:30 p.m. room brick ranch, 2 car water Bay. Luxuriously LIQUIDATION SALES ies Good condition. Price ROSE VILLA NURSING Pointe condominium. Must MODERNIZED 2 bedroom, garage, $350 month plus furnished including 2 color Every Thursday from 10 a.m. negotiable. Call 884-4684. CENTER have good references, be COLLEGE PAINTERS Beaconsfield. Quiet profes. security. 775-7382. TVs, stereo, grill, etc. to 2 p.m. at the Ray Smith 25375 Kelly Road able to work three half Lowest prices around sional needed. No children. Ideal for one or two cou. Building, 15115 Charlevoix, GARAGE SALE-85 Moross days per week, have own References No pets. $250 includes heat. LAKEPOINTE - Outer Drive pIes-no children please. Grosse Pointe. Selected T h u r s day 10-3. Boys' GAL FRIDAY-Working for -2 .bedroom, living, din. transportation and be an Scott Pete 823.3733. 564-6331. items taken on consign. clothes, size 8.14. Games, IMPORT. EXPORT firm "expert" at hand washing 885.0856 881.2431 ing, 'l2 basement, stove, ment. Estate Appraisals. ski boots, size 3. Skates, Some typing, research, fiI and pressing delicate CHANDLER.OUTER DRIVE $200 per month. Security 2 BEDROOM, 2 bath - New. Beautiful antiques. lamps, children's books etc. ing in sales. Will train clothes. Call 881.3150 for PAINTING Exterior and section, beautiful 6 room .required. 881-4122 after 6 Iy furnished apartement, West side of Downtown. Mr. Smith if you are qual. interior. A.l references_ ranch, I-fireplace, marble, p.m. on Siesta Key, Sarasota, YOUR ORIENTAL RUGS 2 LARGE rugs, wringer wash. Starting $3.50 per hour ified. Free estimates. 881.2681. I-stone. Frigidaire, stove Florida. No pets or chil. ARE WORTH MORE TO US er and other items. 821. Full time/benefits. Free and carpeting. $350. 881- UPPER Flat for Rent-Mid. 4915. GARAGE PAINTING-Aver. dren, available thru De. Consult with !Is before you _ , parking. 964-1144, exten. :$B-SERVICES TO 3221. dIe aged, no. pets, no ~hil. age price $100. Includes cember. Contact 1. S. sell. We pay honest and 2 GAS BURNERS, good con- sior. 116. EXCHANGE dren. 885-6358. Hulme, 7665 Las Palmas, scraping. Call Jim. 774- MARYLAND-6 room upper, highest price. Please call dition. 885.4496. Jacksonville, Florida 32216, PART TIME RN for retire. WILL HELP maintain your 3416. $150, security deposit. No 6A-FOR RENT 1.482.5427. 904-737-5118. LADIES' MILO hiking boots, ment center. Call Mrs. Ray home in exhange for Iiv. pets. Call 881.3589 after 3 FURNtSHED size 61,~ medium, fits lad. 822.9000. ing accommodations. 843. BABYSITTER available for p.m. 1861. working mother, in my JEFFERSON.9 Mile area - 6E-GARAGE FOR RENT Household Sales ies' 7V2 to 8. Best offer. AUTO MECHANIC, must be Upper 5 rooms, heat in. Estate liquidations, appraisals 881.5592. home, days only. 773.8966. GROSSE POINTE Upper - GARAGE available for stor. experienced. Top pay and 4C-HOUSE StTTiNG 5 room apartment, heated, cluded, adults, garage, col. POINTE COMPANION NURSE seek. age for car or bqat. 882- CARPETING, rugs, chairs, benefits. 885-4630 or 294. $150. 882.9123. or TV. $350. 776.1657. AR SERVICE SERVICE ing elderly care 24 hour 7529. lamps, silverplate, clothes, 0221. INTEGRITY ... EXPERTISE GROSSE POINTE couple duty, $3.65 hourly. Doesn't GROSSE POINTE WOODS-- BEAUTIFULLY decorated miscellaneous pieces. Ex- GULF, C I e a I' w ate 1', Sand SHORT ORDER cook and drink or smoke. Tender and furnished 2 bedroom ESTABLISHED 7 YEARS cellent condition. Reason. available to house sit in Lowel' flat, 5'h rooms, mod- Key, 2 bedroom, 2 bath by waitress. Lounge in The Loving Care. References. brick ranch home (half a able. 884-6645 or 884-4412. Grosse Pointe area. Excel. ern kitchen, dishwasher, reo condo. Adults, no pets. Donna Alexander, 771.3438 Woods, 20513 Mack, Grosse lent references! 886-6415. Can travel. 921-0274. frigerator, stove. CarPet. duplex) with garage. $375 Pointe Woods. Apply in per month. Morass near Call owner 821-0042. and 40" GAS RANGE, good con. MATURE loving mother, ing, fireplace, garage. person between 12 and 2 5-SIi'UATION 1.94. Immediate occupancy. Jeanne Roddewig, 881.7518 dition, $50. 821-4668. former nursery school aid Child O.K. 776.1657. FORT MYERS BEACH, Flor. FREE CONSULTATION ,.\'I.-m.or after 7 p.m. WANTED 645.1082. .-..... ida, completely furnished, Please call after 5:00 p.m. GENERAL ELECTRIC dish. with 3 year old will take EAST JEFFERSON - 3 bed. washer. Make offer. 821. HELP WANTED: General in YOUNG MOTHER.ex.teaeher care of child 2.3 years of room, 2 baths, newly dec. 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED 2 bedroom, 2 bath Condo exchange for room rent. 4668. will babysit in my home. 3 age in my home. St. Clair orated. No children. No Townhou"e at Lakeshore on Gulf. Pool, tennis. 886. 881-9551. years or older, Cadieux. Village. $350. 774-6447. 6888. INSTANT COPIES Shores between Mack and pets. New carpeting dining - PRO-RACING bike, 22", Sen. Mack area. 882.2198. Marter near E a s t poi n t room hall, living room and 10c tinel Whisper, 10 speed, RELIABLE EXPERIENCED FURNISHED home-Grosse 6F-SHARE LIVtNG WEDDING INVITATIONS $100. 824.0340. woman for babysitting in LADY DES_~1ES companion School starting September. kitchen. $425 per month. Pointe Woods near Lake. QUARTERS SCRATCH PA,DS, 40c LB. Grosse Pointe every Tues. position taking care of el. Call before 5:30 p.m. 776- DANAHER, BAER, WILSON shore. 3 bedrooms, den Artists PMT Stats day, all day and into eve. with fireplace. 884.1309. 6' SOFA, $75. 36" corner o~ derly. Grosse Pointe Park 8084. & STROH YOUNG FEMALE wishes to Open Mon. thru Sat. 9-5 p.m, coffee table, $25. 194 Mol" ning. Own transportation. share uper flat with same. area. References. 885.7764 YOUNG MOTHER anxious to 76 KERCH~VAL FURNISHED 1 room apart. an Road. References. 885-1825. Kensington near Harper. ECONOMEE babysit weekdays in her I 885.7000 ment ideal for professional $115 monthly. 882.0453. ACCOUNTANT, college grad EFFECTIVE DIOLOGY writ. home. 2 to 5 years old pre. GROSSE POINTE WOODS man. References. 8Bl.0258. PRINTING STEREO equipment - Scott ten to jlcce 1crate communi. ferred. Call 882.1388. R336, AM/FM receiver, Accounting and bookkeep- cations. Speeches, toasts, near Marter Road. 3 bed. SERVICE IF YOU ARE looking for NEED female roommate to 15201 Kercheval $180. JVC stereo cassette ing office, st. Clair Shores. lyrics, eulogies, humor, party? band? Lighting needs room, Ilh bath Colonial. share spacious flat. Nice 881.3060. houses, flats and apart. at Lakepointe deck KD.15, $160. Both poetry, letters, appropriate of all kinds handled. 7 Paneled family room, eat. area. 881.6769. . I' d ing space in kitchen, car. ments - Call La Vones Grosse Pointe VA .2.7100 under 1 year old. 821.6596 MOTOR ROUTE for your speCla lze needs. years experience. Refer. peting imd drapes, 2'l2 car renting service for best 7-WANTED TO RENT after 6 p.m. 882.5262. ences. Joseph Horner, 885. results. 773.2035. DRIVERS 1418. garage, Ferry School dis. BUYING SWORDS BROMBECK Baby Grand, trict. Prefer ouple, 1 to 2 6B-ROOMS TO RENT EMPLOYED MALE seeks GERMAN good tone, very good con. FOR THE COMPLETE ALTERATION children OK. No pets. room or 1 room apartment. work ani fur lining done SEMI.RETIRED construction dition, $1,150. Dining set~ September 6 possession. GROSSE POINTE vicinity - Call after 5:30, 886.1891. JAPANESE DETROIT NEWS in my home. Please call man can repair picket 9 piece, Jacobian, mahog, High school juniors or sen. $530 month, 1 year lease. Room for young lady. Pri. AMERICAN 775.2939. fence, refinish tables, hang NEED 2.3 bedroom house, any, small china cabinet, iors with car. Call Mrs. light fixtures, clean humid. Security deposit. 885.0099. vate bath/kitchen. 822. DAGGERS, GUNS large buffet, gold velvet Stevenson at 885.3091 after 7109. flat, or apartment, or will WOMAN WISHES day wor!<, ifier, cut down doors, servo LANDLORDS; If you have seats, very good condition. 6 p.m. share. 843.1861. 774-9651 Tuesday. Good references. ice lawn mower. Call Ed- houses or apartments for QUIET ROOM in Farms for $350. Sears 14 qt. humidi- DRIED and silk flower ar. 894.7625. 881.9940. rent don't be bugged with refined employed gentle. MALE college student needs fier, like new, $35. 882- OPPORTUN ITY phone calls; Call La Vanes furnished or partly furn. rangements and weddings 4191. . Secretary needed for a young EXPERIENCED TYPIST - man; no kitchen privileges; 5A-S!TUA TlON Renting Service - No Fee, ished efficiency apartment. expertly done by former Professional work done, DOMESTIC references required. 881. HUMIDIFIER, used TV, reil. growing company. Chance people screened. 773.2035. (Family transferred). Ex. florist in home. Very rea. for advancement. Light tapes transcribed, manu. --.------0744. sonable. 839.6434. overstuffed chair, 2 lamp;; scripts, etc. 521.3570. LADY wishes day work. 922. cellent references. Call be. typing, filing and answer. 2.BEDROOill flat in Detroit. BUS IN E S S WOMAN or tween 4 and 7 p.m. 882. Smith. Corona typewrite;' 7485. ENCORE! The Resale Shop. push lawnmower, ski boots, ing phones. Starting pay, BABYSITTING - You n g Full basement and garage. nurse. Near transportation. 9112. $125 per week, with up. $200 a month. 881.1194. 22217 Kelly Rd., 5 blocks tires and plywood. 882- mother will babysit in my E~ERGETIC WOMAN for st. Matthews parish. Kitch. s(.)uth of 9 Mile. Open Tues. coming benefits. Call Hig. WANTED 2.3 BEDROOM 1449. home, full or part time. general house cleaning. WITH HEAT, 5 room upper, en privileges. References day through Saturday, 10 gins Management Co., 9149 FURNISHED HOUSE OR 882.4279. 841.8526. Nottingham. Harper, $150 required. After 5. 886.6818. to 5. 777.65:';1. Quality con- RCA XL 100, 25" screen., East Jefferson, 824.8012. -- ._------APART;\tENT. 6-FOR RENT month plus security. 821. FURNISHED room, kitchen GROSSE POINTE AREA signments welcome. 100'70 solid state. 882.1139. EXPERIENCED lady - day 4437; 823.0678. 4A-HELP WANTED work, Tuesday, Friday_ UNFURNISHED privileges. Call after 7. 884.7837 KITCHEN SET, $50. Kitchen DOMESTIC Grosse Pointe. 884.6268. Grosse Pointe References. Absolutely GREAT LAKESHORE Village 2 bed. A CATHOLIC Extraordinary table, $25. Trunk, $20. Elec. USED BOOKS - Bought, . 499.8448. room condo. All new ap. sold. Fiction, non.fiction, LIVELY Grosse Pointe fam. SLEEPING ROOM with kit. Minister and his wife need tric stove, $75. Cur tis LAKE VIEWS pliances, carpeting and hardcover, paperback - i1y, needs cheerful, ener. chen privilcges. 886.7810. to reside in either a lower Mathis console, $50. 882- 5-SITUA 710N drapes. Central air condi. WANTED Luxurious 1 and 2 bedroom .. flat or ranch home, mini. 1724. noon 'til 7 p.m. Tues thru getic woman. to care for 2 tioning, dishwasher and young children. Several apartments. Include car. 6C-OFFtCE FOR RENT mum of two bedrooms and Sat. BOOKTIQUE, 15243. disposal. Clubhouse and WI:-IDOW AIR conditioner, 1\lack Ave_, between Lake. hours per week. Occasional PR IVA TE NU RS ING peting, drapes, dishwash. - two baths, in St. Clare r e c I' eat ion privileges. A'ITRACTlVE OFFICE with bookcase headboard bed extra hours, overnights, Around the Clock er. central air, pool, cable. Church Area. Please spcci. pointe and Beaconsfield. Adults. $350. Security. 882. private entrance. Mack ave. fy number of rooms, rent frame, crib, misc. chairs 885.2265. weekends. Family includes In home, hospital or nursing vision. BB83. nue. 884.5446. No retail. and tables. 773.2543. 2 cats and friendly dog. home. RN's, LPN's, Aides, Now available from ---~-~------address. Grosse Point~ Call 331.1297. companions, male attend. $250 per month IF YOU HAVE a house or ENGINEERING Bldg .. Mack ~e\\'s Box # :'1180. ants, live.ins. Screened al!d AT METRO TOWERS apartment to share or look. at Nollingham, G r 0 sse HELP PLEASE !.-.-- LADY TO Iive.in as com. bonded. 24 hour service. Model open daily ing to share with someone. Pointe Park. Panelled, air Adult Grosse Pointe family WORTHWHILE BOOKS panion and helper to elderly Licensed nurses for insur. including Sunday Call La Vones sharing ser. condition, janitor and util. sold home. ~eeds 3 bed. lady. Good home - more ance cases. vice for right people. 773. ities included. 885.6635. room house. duplex or flat. IN ALL FIELDS for home than wages. TU 2. POINTE AREA NURSES Near 1.94 2035. KERCHEVAL AVE. at Bea. 823-0571. 3359. TU 4.3180 and :\Jetro Parkway. Purchased. consfield - 1015 sq. feet. REFINEDmalnta C(}UPLEh to help QUALITY Health Care I'n 2SS.2320 463.5857 HOUSTON.WHITTIERmers ar('a. :"icely deco.Chal. $430 per month. 6D-VACAT:ON Appointmcnts and removal at your convcnience. changc Inf orned' in ex. "our home, hospl'tal or QUIET building, new carpet. 1'ated I bc(Iroom upper DANAHER, BAER. WILSO;-'; RENTALS & apart ort moI ern private nursing home. Our profes. ing wall.to.wall. Vicinity WI'th app I'mnc!'s. Private en. STROll JOH;,\; K KI:'IlG smokingmcn p us salary.. ~on sional staff of rcgl'stered \Vavburn.Alter Rd. 1-9 p.m tranc!'. \Vasher and Dryer 76 KERCHEVAL LELAND. :\lICIlIGAN coupl , kenergetic retired nurses, II'ccnsed practl'cal 824.9424.' faCI'l't'I ICS In. baselllent. $165. 885.7000 Good Harbor-safe beach, 214 BAGLEY, :'IJICH. THEATRE BUILDING H 8 Ge 0 ay. Reply Box nurses, and nurse's aides ._-_. 573.8090 . ------beautiful area of Lake AVAILABLE: 961.0622 . , rosse Pointe News. are available 24 hours a NEFF _ Lower flat. large -.-_._- Michigan. North of Slc<,p- NEE-I)EI}--I .- - -. - - - - - day 7 days a week Phone ll'vl'ng dl'ning, 3 bedrooms. 2.BEI>RO():'IJ .---ul;P;;;---ciat, TEN MILE ncar KELLY - : ,lve.ln babysIller" I f lOll sq. fl., reception room ing Ileal' Dun<,s Park. 6 In exchan/:p for room and 882.6640. Medical Person. garage new kitchen, $375 i S 0\'<', re ngerator. newly 2 large private offices. c1er. bedrooms, 212 haths. 2 board and small wag!' H!,f. I nel Pool. Day or night. month' References. Secur. i d<,coralcd. $250 a month. fircplaces. eolor TV. By 83 - -... ------ity. 1:8'1.0550. 885.2223. I 9~7 f!!'aronsfi,.ld. Grosse ical area, storage. avail. i ~r~nces 9.1403 ~fler 3. TQNY VIVIANO-- . _ .__ . __. _ . - .' Iomt<,. 776.753,1. ablc 30 days. weck or month. Summer 'ILOWER 5 room - N e f f. : - -. . --- - - CHESTERFIELD TWP .. 23 fall and wintcr. Can a(': ' -----. Handymon ,Gro~se Pointe. Screened IGHOSS!'; POINn: - Duplex, Mile near Gratiot and new commodate up to 12 WANTED IMMEDIA TE OPENINGS Car);lenter Work porch, separate basement. i 5 rooms. flr<,placc. Jalousie K.:\farl. 4500 sq_ ft. Brand pcople. Close to Sugar l' by FOR DOMESTIC and I garage 8B5.4147_ porch. carrl('tmg. slovc, reo :"cw. Windows on all sidc'i. Loaf and Timbcrlcc skI PERSONNEL :'Ilisrellanroll~ I _ . _ fngcralor. Adults, no pcts. r('nter atrium plantcr. resorts. 886.5223 or 881. • Housekeepers • Cooks Repairs CIIA L:'>lERS. Flandl'fs com. S350 TV 5-7429. :'IlEEDED: 2510 DuMouchellels • Housemen.Chauffeurs 881-2093 . plex.- 1 an I ------~-~---~~~--~-~---~-~_._-_...... _------. • ••• $ ...... _ .... _-_ ...... ---- ..... - __ ""'"""""I""""_ ...... ------...... ----~----;------~~~ - Thursday. August 31, 1978 G R 0 SSE P 0 J N TEN F.W S Page Twenty-Five 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLE-S-F-O-R-S-A-LE-I-~-:-::-~~!IC~ESFOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 8-ARTICLES FOR SALE 9-ARTICLES WANTED ll-CARS FOR SALE WORLD BOOK encyclopedia, REDWOOD patio furniture, BEAUTY REST -;~ttress and HEDECORATlNG L A RG~E Tiw-NDLE BED -set ;ith Ii-EAUTIFUL m i r ro r, 40" WANTED-Furniture, glass. 22 volumes, like new. Must chairs, Iou n g e, picnic box springs in excellent THA YEll COGlN sofa. Con. matlresses, $60. 2 twin long, 30" wide, hand lawn ware, knic.knacs,' dishes, AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE as low as $33.15 for sell, 756-4213. table, excellent condition. condition with antique templ;mlry. Art Deco styl. size Bates antique gold bed mower, garden hose, misc. household items, odds and 6 months. Call Ch~sney In.sur. COTTAGE furnitur sn 881-1951. white headboard, $50. An. in~ .. Per f.e c t condition. spreads, $12. 1 double size garden tools, 882-1747. ends, musical instruments, e,. ow . tique white Lane head. Ongmal pflce $1,000. Ask. blue and green bedspread, ------Hummels, Hummel plates. .ance Agency for your over . blower, half ton cham fall. MAGIC CHEF microwave board, $10. Maple chest of ing $400. 882.7308. $8. 1 queen size green STEREO - Invicta, excellent and old dolls. 774-7142. the phone quotation, 884 . 884.2565. oven, all temperature con. drawers, $20. Three white -----~~~~- -. ~ nClral bed spread, $20. All condition, 8 track player 5337. MOVING NOW - Household trol, $300. Call after 12 6.drawer chests, like new, GARAGE SALE. Hollaway in good condition. 885.6523. and recorder, B.S,n. turn. items _ Excellent washer noon, 521.5709. $30. Maple floor lamp, bcd, chairs, tables, cabi. ~--~ ------table. Call after 5 p.m. 771- ALL 1976 MGB, AM/FM stereo ------$10. Odd bedroom chair, nets, clothes, books rec. 25' ZENITH color TV con. 8358. cassette, s p 0 k e s, $4,000. and dryer, Frigidaire stove, KNOTTY Pine hutch, table, ds st. I I d .. ORIENTAL RUGS After 5, 821.5610. f. d $5. Indl'an oriental rug, or, ere 0 equlpmen, so e, goo conditIOn. Best ------Bought for 50% more than $50 each, rultWOO triple 4 chairs, 2 Schwinn bikes, 'll'on, $350. games ' recr ea tio nal equIp,. 0ffer, 886.08.39 COAT, new white cashmere, ~- . dresser, double bed, maple antl'que dresser 15660 8xl0. Good condl t h I I d 't never worn sl'ze 10 $100 dealers would pay. 663. 1974 CUTLASS Supreme, 4 . Avacado and cream. Mis. men, 0 use 1 0 I ems, ~- .------'- ~------". twin bed, fish -tank, stereo, Windmill Pte. cellaneous pI'ctures, $5.$20. Volkswagen, more. Satur. SCHWINN girls 26 inch (2) Cost $200. Russian Broad. 7607. door, 455 enj/ine, air, new slate pool table, bar stools, ------.--- day 96 Su 9? S t 2 without speed gears, $35 tail, Sable collar, $300. G tires, $2,400. 886.BI51. chairs, etc. By Sept. 4th. MOVING SALE - Sunday Brand new cross country d 3 3'16 C~' If"'t ep. and $50. 886~9537. Moving south. 886-6295. RUB STREET - A Book. ~- 881.7781. only, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 5814 skis, EDSBYN and poles, a~ R'dg : Oil e corner ery. We pay cash for indio 1971 VEGA Kamback, new --.------Hereford, Detroit. 882. $50. Gold decorator piece, 0 I emo~:_ ~_~_ _ _ ANTIQUE WALNUT dining REFRIGERATOR and dish. vidual volumes or entire trans., clutch, brakes, bat. GOLF CLUBS-First Flight, 9684. 9 piece dining room $20. 1 pr, brass andirons, HUMMEL figurines by pri. rooOl set. 778.6385. washer, also motorcycle, collections of books. 824. terie, $450 or best offer. Pro.line irons 2-pitching set, large, blonde, lots of $50. SSL and Lange ski vate owner. 294.2568. Yamaha, DT 125, 1978, 300 8874. 15038 Mack, Grosse Evenings. 882.5435. wedge, $100. 886-4697. clothes, toys, hockey equip. boots children's ice skates. ~------~~~---- ~_ FOH:'\IlCA table and chairs, miles, $600. 885.5160-343. Pointe Park. ------ment, all ages, and misc. Cast '1'1111iron frying pans. ,CO 15 cu.. ft re f'flger. folding table, Bisell sweep. 0272. 1974 FORD Station Wagon, 2 RUST colored top chairs, stuff. I\lisc. clothing, children's ator, excellent condition. er, etc. 4676 Buckingham. _ ESTATES WANTED 351, air, new tires, under. metal c 1 0 set, fireplace 1-----_____ ,1nd woman's size 10. Cry. $125. 521.9075. 8 PIECE -BASS-E:rT~--Dining 3 BICYCLES, antique sled, We will buy complete estates coated, no rust, 5;a,OOO . tools, coffee table, Rem. GARAGE SALE and l\Iisc., .'Ial ['llncll bowl and cups, - .~-- ~.- - -~ ~- -. ~ ~-~ . I' antique baby buggy an. or household liquidations . brandt lamp. 343.0734. Th d F 'd 1111 ' TELESCOPE Tasco Refrar. room set. 2 plCce w lite tique baby bed. 882.5262. miles. Clean. Call Thurs. urs ay, rl ay. $15. 1 pro J' umbo jlrecision brocade living room set. Also bu y in g antiques, day or Friday. 777.0619. 1 N th B tor, $75. Webcr grill, $30. china, crystal, silver, jew. METAL shelving. 2 large 1 or rys. ~__~__~__ ~__~_ figure roller skates, size 6. 881.8525. 5 piece all wood dinette PATIO Pedestal table, glass wooden desks. 824-1370. GOLD and green sofa, $175; 1 Hoover vacuum clealler, - - - - ~-.---~------set. 3 pieee dinette set. top, 4 chairs with padded elry, furs, paintings, ivory, 1977 PONTIAC Brougham, white stove, electric, $100; $35. 1 black and while SNOW BLOWER, 20" Toro, Modern couch, end table, seats, good condition. Call cloisonne, and Meissen spotless, all accessories, BROWNING light 12 shot Hoover vacuum, $25; elec. Panasonic TV. 885.1968. $180_._VA_ ~._71~~~______standing lamp, bookshelf. 881.1864. Prompt payment. LEE'S $5,400. Call 579.0333 week- gun. Absolutely like new. . ------Call 577-1746 or 885.9082, _ 20339 Mack Ave. 881-8082. days between 94. 963.9557 weekdays. trlc lawn mower, $40. 882- GAS-G-Rll.i-,- Cosmopolitan WHIRLPOOL. SUPERWASH ask for Irene. ENGLISH PRAM _ F.xcel. 8389. infra.red quick broiling. \\ a,her, SIgnature self. \ ' . lenl condition. 777.5139. WANTED - Player grands :11GB, 1972, nice car, needs BARNWOOD for sale. Cheap. 1------1 Complete on cart with defrost refrigerator, Kel. ANTIQUE BEDROOM SUite and small grand pianos engine, $625. After 6. 886. 865.5163. PICK YOUR OWN tomatoes filled tank, $175. Never viuator self.clean stove. -four poster bed, 2.rlress. SA-MUSICAL Will move. 331.5597. 1402. ------at Richmond. 31111 32 Mile used. 774.2838. Upright Hoover sweeper, 2 ers w/beveled nurrors. INSTRUMENTS BASEMENT furniture for Road. 1.727.9540. large window fans. 2 Hen. _'_882.5.2~8.~ ~ ~~._. ~ _~ SAFES WANTED - Almost 1970 MERCURY C Yc Ion e sale. Cheap. 881.9551. ------lIruSl' SELL - 1112year old drey birdcages with stand. CANON FD Lens 135mm f3.5 PIANOS WANTED any condition. Woods Lock Spoiler, Special Edition 429 ------1 DINING SET-solid maple. bro\vn refrigerator, $150. Table rOOln vaporizer- $80. Sanligonzoomlens GRANDS Spinets. Consoles and Safe. TU 1-9247. t Cobra Jet, mint, must see, 19TH ANNUAL FALL ART China, table with leaves, 7 month old white dryer, humidifier, utility sleel 85.21Omm f4.8 $90. 824. and Small Uprights. must selL $4,000 or best. FESTIVAL 4 chairs, Heywood Wake. $250. 881.0169. kitchen cabinet. 372-4849. 7964. TOP PRICES PAID WANTED: slot, pinball and SEPTEMBER 9, (SAT.) fl'eld 8890574 gambling machines. 01d 372.0935 or 773.0913. . '. GARAGE SALE-Furnl'tul'e, 3-SPEEO- SCHWINN bi;;'!:' VE 7-0506 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M. ------.---, . ALABASTER lamp, old en. I d d' . J coin operated games from co- s p 0 n sol' cd by Grosse BEDROOM Set, 5 piece, dou. lo"s, games, miscellaneous_ es, goo con lt1on, $45 & J penny arcades or, amuse '67 CHRYSLER, needs work. J c"clopedia B r ita n n i c a, $50 F I P . . I ALTO SAXS A t g Pointe Artist's Association, ble dresser, $200. 30" gas Thursday and Friday, 10~6 J • renc 1 rovmCIa cor. " - rms ron , ment parks. Old Coca.Col a Best offer. ~o5.5327 after Brass wall sconces - dec. I t I d k $4 'th T Grosse Pointe War Memor. range, self cleaning oven, p.m. 409 Grayton. ner lU c 1 es, O. 886. WI case, new. enor saxs advertising items and ad 5 p.m. ial Association, on the $50. 882.9003. ------.---.---- orative, belt massager, 9317. with case, excellent condl' vertising items from bee r • grounds of the War Me. ------YARD SALE - Clothing. stand up model, Norweg- GARAGE-SAjj';--':='Septem. tion, Sell together or indi and pop companies. Musi c 1975 CHEVROLET Impala, morial. No charge for ad. 3 GOODYEAR cus tom po Iy. Odd s an d EndS. 1250 Gray- ian Fox shrug shoulder ber 2, 3, 4 _ 10 a.m.'?, VI'd ual Iy. Reasona ble. 881. boxes and electric pianos 2-door. Loaded. Good con. mission. ester radicals, excellent ton, Grosse Pointe Park. width. Gray and white. 372. 1447 Beaconsfield, Grosse 2721. Call after 6 p.m. 882-8692 dition. $3,595. 824.7144. condition, 4 rims, 4 deluxe Salurday 10:30 to 4:30 p.m. 8350. __~~~nte, so_uth,oC M_ack_._ SKIS hub caps for '76 Granada. ------~------_ __ WALNUT SPINET - like TOP $$ PAID for color TV' s 1968 BUICK Classic. Nevada $150. 886-0656 or 881.3678. GAR AGE SALE - Baby GARAGE SALE - Various RCA 23-inch Color console, new. Combining 2 homes, needing repair. 774-9380. car with absolutely no rust. 160 cm Olin Mark IV Solo. Furniture, green brocade items. Thursday, Friday 10. best offer. 884-7082, after must sell one pi;lno. $490 . man 555 bindings. Excel. Full power and air. $750 or SERIOUS local collector wi! I best offer. 885.2832 or 886- . lent condition, $150. 886. G~~~~~d~A~~tem~~; ~~~: ~~~ f~,ay~h~~~i:reart,e~~l~~ ~iOr~~gSi::.i~:~~~~ P~~~~ 6 p.m. 527.2060. purchase all signed Tiffan y 0481. 5226. 3rd and 4th. Household children's clothing. Misc. Woods. GARAGE SALE _ Moving, SOHMER a par t men t size lamps; Handel, Pairpoin t, goods, workshop commodi. )'riday 10-3. 168 Fisher. --- Saturday, September 2, 10 Grand Piano. Completely Jefferson and Moe Bridge s 1973 DODGE Monaco, air con. ESTATE SALE - SKATEBOARD, Bunger fi. gone over nll 882. lamps. All transaction s Conducted By ties, baby furniture and Ol"FICE DESK _ 5 ft. x 2 ft. ber.f1ight. Bennett trucks, a.mA p.m. 769 Washington 6803. rece y. dition, cruise, AM/FM. Ex. strictly confidential. Pleas e cellent KATHRYN OF much, much more. 10 inch x 2 ft. 6 inches, ,Road Rider 4 wheels. $70 Road. condition, $1,050. call after 6 p.m. 886.2812 886.7329. THE POINTES - -D-E-L-U-X-E--c-o-pp-e-r--W-e-s-ti-n-g-S100 or best offer. Can. or best offer. 886.6808. -K-E-N-I\-I-O-R-E--W-A-S-H-E-R--a-n-dHAMMOND ORGAN, E-IOO, house refrigerator and isler style vacuum, wicker ------~~-- gas dryer available Sept. I full size console. Full key 5799 BISHOP W ANTED: leaded glas s '74 DUSTER, air, rear wind. do ubi e oven, Electric ramper, popcorn popper, BE READY for Winter. 28. $50 each, yelluw lam- and pedal board. Percus- doors and windows. MarbI e Between Harper & stove, Sears. Best, green full size Beauty Rest mat. Beautiful natural ranch inated Parsons table 6 sion keys, draw bars, wal. ow defogger, AM/FM, good Chandler Park top tables, dressers an d condition. 778.5543. Washer and electric dryer. tress and box spring, new mink coat, size 18.20. Un. cane and wood cair~, 1 nut bench. Practice headset. commodes. Vie tori a n like new, $150 each or best $200. 5 red and white bar der 5 feet tall. Over 50% black all leather man's golf Like new. 885.0541. WED., AUG. 30TH THRU couches, ladies and genU eo '77 LINCOLN Town Coupe, offer. 343.0561 after 6. stools, $100. Ironing boa, u. off. Excellent condition. bag. 1 G,M. 'childs car seat, men chairs. Old oil an d SAT., SEPT. 2ND HAMMOND ORGAN, bench, moon roof, C.B., quad, 882.7529. 773.84~2. never used. 1 peak creden. leather glass lamps, cut Time; Wed. at 1:00; like new, 2 keyboards, cas. cruise. All options in. Best Thurs. thru Sat. 9.5 GARAGE SALE - Fireplace PACKING FOR MOVING PYTHON.COLT 357 4" blue za, suitable home or office, crystal. Silver pieces, pi c- offer. 131 KerchevaL screen, andirons, gas logs, ITE:lIS _ beautiful black steel revolver. Excellent 8 ft. 2 inches long, lOrex. sette recorder, $1,800. 776. ture frames and orienta I 1544. EVERYTHING bent grass mower with diamond mink coat, 14.16 condition. Permit required. el French Provincial table, rugs, Consider anythin g 1974 MARK. White on while. MUST BE SOLD roller, $50. Electric range, ($1,500); 8' traditional $250. firm. 885.2670, 1 antiqued Italian creden- 1894 S l' E I N WAY 7.foot from V i c tor ia n perio d. New Michelin New hideabed, wine colored tires, full $15, refrigerator, $35. Bed, beige divan ($75); Relax. ------za. 885.5229. Evenings. 882-8692. power, air, leather lounge chair, other Grand piano, beautiful ma. low mileage. $5, PVC Pipes sink, Bar- acisor ($40)', sun lamp IHNING ROO~I SET - Wal. ------Must selL Best offer. 885. -odd living room chairs, end B Q Kodak movie cam nut. Excellent condition. AQUARIUMS - 55 and 30 hogany, $7,000. 644-7621 WANTED. Old toy train S. . , . ($5); green glass vases. C 11 f 6 521 4280 gallon. Complete set.ups. Call 886-5157. 2832 or 886-p481. .tables, lamps, pictures, an- era, 1i g h t s, projector, Good offers carefully slud. a a ter. '. Best offer. 881-6428 . SA-MUSICAL ~tique China cabinet, dining drapes, curtains, clothes, ied. 881.6995, afternoons. GARAGE SALE _ 26312 INSTRUMENTS 1978 DODGE Aspen - All 'room suite, buffet China WANTED - Hummel Roy al bikes, toys, 'tables, arm . CHINA CABINET _ Wal. power, 500 miles. Excellent ~cabinet, table and 5 chairs, Worcester, Doulton figu r. chair, rocker, beige carpet REMODELING SALE _ Kit. Princeton, St. Clair Shores. nut-Combine with metal. GUITAR. Kusuga, used only condition. Under warranty. ~;J. glass tea cart. 2 old oak ines. Tobys, Wedgewoo d, $8, misc .. Wednesday and chenAid portable dish. Wednesday through Satur. Very good condition, $75. 2 months, :jiliiU. 881-3581 $3,799. Evenings 884-5386. desks, 1 blonde desk and Friday 6-9. Thursday, 9 washer, Harvest Gold with day. 9 to 6. 886.0954. Belleek, fine China, cu t. glass, fine chrystal, good .chair, three bedroom suites a.m.-9 p.m. 19847 W. Ida wood chop block top, $125. FIHEPLACE WOOD - dry. 8S-ANTIQUES FeR 1976 CAMARO, white/whit SALE . jewelry, pottery, etc. 884- e .-1 walnut bed, complete, Lane off Cook Rd., Grosse 882-9311. hard, $40 a cord delivered. LARGE LEATHER Sofa, and red, air, stereo cassette; 5 drawer chest, dresser, Pointe Woods. Call 354.1456. kitchen table, electric 4620. G rea t condition, $3,600. large mirror, 2 nite stands. FIGURE SKATES, lawn I cooker, Reel push mower. WANTED - old cars early 884.1016 evenings. 398.1100 -2nd bedroom - Art Deco JOHN E. CHANDLER Book S. ESTATE SALE sweeper, leather chair, ma. l\I A HOG ANY ~reakfront 886.1764. 1930s. Call Joe evenings, days. gray limed oak bed com. 4 miles West of Tawas City. hogany table (damaged) gla,s cabinets with built. I . 437.0896. ~ Former Librarian startin g antiquarian book shop, de. :plete, large dresser, 2 night 4 bedroom house on H':! l;unlillg cluU!es. !l!l6-8386. in desk. Excellent condi- GIBSON Deluxe refrigerator THUNDERBIR'D, 1973, load. stands. 3rd, blonde bed sires good used books in aII acre. Living room, formal I ANTIQUE Kitchen Hutch _ tion. Best offer. 372.8350. -frost free. Hardwick Chao BLOOMFI~~~R ANTIQUE ed, sharp, $1,800 or best complete, 2 nite stands, dining room, large kitchen, I let gas stove, warming categories. Immediate cas h, offer._ After 6:00 Sunday 'vanity chest drawers, these full bath, basement, sev- unusual pine, $395. Love. GOLF CLUBS, complete, shelf. Dinette _ kitchen Our 26th year. Sponsored by prompt removal. 832476 1. bedroom suites are like eral barns. Call Irene, 774- seat sofa bed-gold' check, ideal for a mall 5'6".5'10". table, maple, 4 cairs, leath. the Oakland Humane So. 885.2237. 1459. $85. Tie back drapes, $85. Matched irons. 1409 Gray. ered cover, China cabinet, ciety. August 31st through WANTED FRENCH DOOR S. new, bought in 1930s. Pair '72 VW-Excellent condition, , "hand painted paneled glass Bay window drapes, $85. ton. bedroom carpeting, beige, Sept. 2, 11 a.m. to 10 p.m Okay if broken. Bevele d, AM/FM with tape, new ~amps. New television, 24" BEAUTIFUL Baker dining Bike, $30. Walnut office ----. - I dishes, misc. 882.1747. Last day 6 p.m. Cranbrook also leaded glass panel S. f tape, new paint, new rad " " 'screen console in color - room suite. Table with in. desk and chair, $85. Porl.a- 1 SET OF BRASS fireplace Auditorium, 550 Lone Pine Will pick up. 824-2994. ials, portable T.V., 2 dinette laid diamond pattern, 4 crib, $5. Wooden windows, tools, $20. White antique TERRIFIC BARGAINS - road, Bloomfield Hills, MI. defogger. Lea v i n g I, town - must sell. Best of. l :sets, metal cabinet with 15" leaves, 2 arm chairs, $50. 885.6859. bowl and pitcher set, $15. ~Thursday, Friday, 10.3. 420 WANTED: quilt materia glass sliding doors, Gib- 6 side chairs, buffet servo I Small child's rocker, $7.' McKinley. KENNARY Kage Antiques silk, satin, velvet, rayon fer. 886.7232. ~on refrigerator (double DINING OVAL TABLE, 6 8B6.5915. After 5:30. I I Hours: Wednesday.Friday. Sizeable pie c e S. Nam e er with marble top, br::'lk. hairs pecan color, $300. 1 AIR C:)NDITIONER 11,500 124, Saturday 9-5. Cadieu), amount and price. Mrs. A ALFA.ROMEO '76, S p ide r . doors) 1 yr. old. ALSO front with balloon grill. Duncan Phyfe mahogany EXCITING GARAGE SALE BTU. Used very little, at Warren, 882-4396. B. Winslow, 34745 Sabin roadster, mint condition. ~~ ~lectric range (both in Excellent condition, $4,000. junior size lable, $135. 882. -Many items brand new. $200. 5 piece copper and I , h~rvest gold,) Memphis, Mich. 48041. Lis t s $11,500. Sacrifice 8214660. 9320. Girl's 24" Schwinn bike. formica dinette set, $45. KENNARY KAGE Antiques $6,500. 13 months old. 526. ------Beginner guitar, infant Bookcase, $10. -Upholster. Flea Market. Every Satur. 1920s kitchen cabinet up- BEAUTIFUL extra large REJ)WOOD FURNITURE: carr' f b'k d h PAPER Boy Wants heavy 4645. .right with flour bin, 1 pro d k d k jer or I es, etc. e arm c air, $15. Call day 9 to 4. Cadieux at East duty Schwinn Speedster in ar carve oa dining rocker, arm chair, lounge, Thursday only 10.4. 793 after 5:30. 885.3819. Warren. 6824396. 'painted chinese figurine room. China cabinet, buf. vinyl cushions; 2 end tab- Hollywood. good condition. 886.5730 1969 CUSTOM Impala, cruise. lamps, large watercolor matic, power locks, wind. fet, refractory table and les, $75. SiJown by appoint. I ---- -~------1\IOVING - Bedroom, living FURNITURE refinishe.d- re <;hinese painting. Many lOA-MOTORCYCLES ows, disc brakes, air, elec- chairs, original mohair up. menl, 822.2878 after 5 p.m. 2 TIRES, glass belled on room, kitchen set, china ~ FOR SALE . 1920's, large prints and holstery. Excellent. A steal ------~- -- Ford wheels, size J.78.15, cabinet, refrigerator, sew. paired, stripped, any type tric extras galore. $875. 526.5278. watercolors. Gold custom at $1,000. 526.3844. SPADE STONEWARE - in like new, $40. 371-1946. ing machine, paintings. 521. of caning. Free estimates, '73 HONDA 5004, 10,000 ~ade draperies and val- 1 Blue Alenite, discontinued -- -~--____ 3839. 474-8953. miles, excellent condition 21 CU. FT. refrigerator, good pattern. Call 824.3525 for GARAGE-FLEA MART _ 1976 VOLVO 264GL - Low ence. 2 Pl'. doubles 128"x $700. 886-1807. 83" long-l triple 256" by condition, coppertone, $125. information. Thursday.Saturday. 10 to TAPPAN 30" gas range, ABLE TO PAY top dollar mileage, new condition, !lir, '?3" long, 1 Pl'. single 40" 84" sofa, excellent condi. --~- --~-----~-- 5 p.m. 857 Hampton, Grosse while, $25. Dishwasher, for used Oriental rugs 1973 SUZUKI 550 GT - Low stereo tape, sun, roof, etc. .by 83" long. Made by Hud. tion, $100. 839.0177. L[KE NEW. Leaving area Pointe Woods. G.E. porlable avocado, top 545.4483. milcage. 822.2144 . $7,300. 881.9708 or 772- son's. 6 months old. ------~--- and must sell. Hotpointe --~-- loader, $25. 884.0334 or 1400. LIONEL TRAIN starter set. I 11.6 cubic feet refrig. PIANO, $300;gold sofa love. 886-7651. ANTIQUE CAR, 1931, Chev. '74 500 KAWASAKI - Ex Partial set of Nortake China 23 tracks, 5 cars. Call erator with freezer com. seat, cair, ottoman, $250. --- rolet 4 door, green. Mint cellent condition, low mil e. TOYOTA CILICA '77 - 01', ~Silver plate, flatware aCter 6 p.m. 882.6439. partment. White. Pur. 881.1856. USED -LUMBER,-~;ndom condition. 564.6331, 8 a.m age. $500. 881-4944, 5 speed, must sell. 4684673 service for 12. Bone China ---.------chascd for $288 in Janu------pieces of lumber shelving, 5 p.m. after 5. Excellent condi. .~cups and saucer, Art Deco DINETTE SET by Daystrom. ary. Will accept best oCCcr GAHAGE SALE - Cloth~~ cabinet doors, door mirror 1973 HONDA 750 CC, stock , tion. :figurine - Art Deco, Smoked glass top, chrome over $100. 881.6974 eve. wom('n's accessories, books: and glass cabinet drawers. ORIENTAL -RUGS fairing, 5,000 miles, $1,20O. trim, $150. Matching 5 nings. also variety of miscel1en. 881-1)990. Expert appraisals, estates 885.3161. 1970 AUDI 100SL - $450. Buffet lamps, 2 pair ornate globe chandelier, $35. 527. --~ --- -- ~~~------eous items. Thursday, ,Fri. -- ---.---- ~ -~_~~_~ purchased. Modern, semi. 882.2128. :Iamps with prisms, crystal, 2909. DININGROOl\I SET - 9 day, 9 to 4 p.m. 210 McKin. GARAGE SALE-Children's antique and antique. Ex 1972 TRIUMPH 650 ec - .'old glass and china pot. ------~.- piece Duncan Phyfe, good Icy. clothes, household itcms pert cleaning and repair. Stock, must sell this wee k. 1975 CORDOBA, - Silver- .tery. Lots of kitchenware, FRIDAY and Saturday, 9.5. cnndition, S175. Also - ~-~------and misc. Thursday, Fri. ing. Will buy antiques also $700.885.1111. burgundy leather, vinyl :Pots, pans, mixer, toaster Chairs, lamps, wall tapes. stramer trunk. Call after 40G INCH White, Chrome day, Saturday, 10 to 4. Able to pay top dollar. roof, power win d 0 w s , :oven, electric roaster, brass try, games, books, glass. 6 p.m. 882.2417. .E. Deluxe model stove, 21653 Newenst1e. Harper 649-2698. '74 YAMAHA DT 100 - .fireplace set, glass and silk ware and other miscellane. excellent condition. Double Woods. Clean, low mileage, $300 brakes, locks, s tee r i n g . Clower arrangements. 2 _ oUS. 840 North Oxford Rd., LAHGI'~ roll top desk. $400. oven (large one self clean- --~-. ---~ -~ ANTIQUE brass Cirefender. 884.1081. Rear defrost, cruise con. - trol, radio, rust proof. One 'Tour shelf bookcases stu. Grosse Pointe Woods. 792-5688. . . _. inng) equipped with two GAS DRYER like new, $100. English SA 1810, $425. d. .d' h Id ' broilers, rotisserie, oven Washer, $75. 3 piece sec. 5G8.7745. HONDA 1975 XR.75. Hoppe owner, perfect condo 882. ' 10 CCUC,0 chairs, need YOUNG girl's sizes 4 to 14, T;)l)J)Lf:n TRAI;\: with 40 J tional sofa, $7,). 881.3221. up, good condition, $25O. 9276. 'upholsterl'ng Room d' 'd fe"t f I k d I' I s.ee.tlrough door, oven -- -~------~--- , . IVI' ladies size 9 to 12, clothl'ng o! 0 rac, woo ng 1 I h J. C. '''YNO'S 8854297. e h' t h I I . Ig t, electric outlet. 88ol.' : r, w amo s eves, pole sale. Plus assortcd other l'lalr, CrnCtsman shop \'ae, 5064 YARD SALE - O\'['r 100 RO:\IA HALL 1973 TRIUMPH G6 - Mach ,lamps, antique amplifier I'tenls. Tlllirsday and Fri'. edger, spreadcr. i child's worlhwhiie itClllS. l:nopC'Il' "QU • '77 KAWASAKI, KZ 400. ex II - AM.FM, new paint, . t Id - - ~ :\ .• '1'[ E FLEA MARKET cellent condition. S80O. .sp~; 0 7~ recordds, rb~cord day, 9 a.m ..6 p.m. 20931! Ilt'oOIIta.b,Ie, sll'~l, life jal'k'i :,IOVI;\(; SALE::~G~~e~ Tir. ed CB radio, unopened EASTSIDE interior, Michelin's. Winle . yer an~ recor ca mels, Bayside, Sl. Clair Shores. I C S. C 1I1urcn s !Juality I fallY hanging lamp I sander and polishing OUl', 885.5340. stored, low mileage. excel. :utility carts, typewriter, de. 778.4475. ebthes: Excellent condi. I shag carpet II 15' r~~ fit. Many. many other 24845F~~~t~otSI~o~etroit lent condition. Best offcr. :humidifier, elcctric port. twn, size I to 4. 88,'j.5-1B9: light manic twin ~'d so I . things. Friday and Satur. lOB-TRUCKS FOR SALE After 6 p.m. 469.3730. ,able heater, fans. Golf cart NEW40~h~-~~ei -en tran~: I or sce Thursday 9 10 12. I plcte plus dress~r ~ co.~ day, Sepl('mber 1.7. 5315 SUNDA Y, OCT. 8 -.-- - ~ :and clubs. Beautiful hand cciver. Model ME.400. Mcc. _lol?O. Y~o~kt_ow~.__ ~ ~I glass top. 39"," firep\~~('; Bedford. 8:30 a.m. till 2:00 For inf:r~~i:nP'~d dealer 1977 HONDA 1,000ce, 6,000 '76 FORD COUNTRY Squire :made Xmas ornaments. trom. 773.3107 after 6 p.m. :'IIA1'C'IJINC' t' Q traverse screen L' I p.m. miles, like new, $2,400 Wagon, low mileage. excl'l ,lots of arts and crafts, set --- ~_.. .-- . ._ . I , an Iqur Hern ' • . . . ,. rcnc 1 reservation call lent condition, loaded. 882- :of 4 Samsonite chairs, Ilew CAR.PET. 120 sq. yard -of Ann{' drrsser and chest, PrO\'incial stl'P ~a?le. ('us~ 1------...:....., 773-7803 AV 3.4830, 885.0688. I ~- 2436. : porlable "Brothers" sew. bClge. Girl's Schwinn, little i oak wood, largc beveled; tom fOfllllca dllllllg Sl't. GALLET CLASSES 1 evenings if possible 1978 YAMAHA 175 DT, 10\ ------~- ,tng machine, old Polaroid ~hick 20". children's cloth. I mirrors. Key locks, top hnt: 881-6105. ; SQUARE Grand Steinway mileage, good condition " '78 CADILLAC Coupe ])e ,camcra complete with at. 109, t"e~ Yamah3 lire, trail I _ cabml'!. 979.2458. i11If)CKEY j':quipment nnd I circa 1890, rosewood cabi. _821~~~~~~.~ _ Ville - Loaded, excellent k :~achdmentsh'Ir,dian blankets, ~~~~' ennis rac cis. 886.; (,A:'IIEHA, Pentax SPIr, 51 skalrs for 7.10 year old EXERCISE nct, brass and iron bed INDIAN, ME 100, Enduro condilinn, 2,400 miles. 774. : an croc is priced reasonable. 1 Rlur J)uehrs'., 42 inrh, c1urlrs bfl'akfronl. buff ..!. I" 4 1'111 Friday ;lIld 9 In 6 owned furniture and eQllip. I 305 V-8, automatic wilh II accrpt us('d car as dOlln : MUST BE COMPLETE $500. Compl(,e with chim. tahl(' nnll 5 chair~ S:.:,I) !,.Ill S:lll1nla~ '!!lOIO 1111111 ' 882-2375 IIwnt for your office Iweds. cap, 41,000 miles. $1,300. paymcnt. 881.-1835 aflN :i SELLOUT ney.824.35:".j. I 371 fl128. ifl/!t"l1 I •. ~~~ __ ~__ ....: Call weekdays 772.7990. 881.2710. I p.m. _ ~ ~ __ ~~ ~ -.. m_...... __ .. • 4 .. Thursday, August 31, 1978 Page Twenty.Sill GROSSE POINTE NEWS 11-CARS FOR SALE 12-SUBURBAN 12D-LAKE.AND RIVER 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 11-CARS FOR SALE ll-CARS FOR SALE I ll-CARS FOR SALE FOR SALE . 1973 CHEVY Caprice wagon, I A_C_R_EA._G_E .__ PROPERTY FOR SALE '72 FORD wagon, 10 passen' 1977 PORSCHE-924 limited '78 CORDOBA, black With rack, air, stereo, $1,075. 21,1.,ACRES, Rochester, wood- BEAUTIFUL sand beach-2 BELLE RIVER ROAD, West BLOOMFIELD H ILL S- ger, air, rack, $375. 886. edition touring I, II pack- black vinyl top, 6 way red 62,000 miles, 886.£947 or ed stream, on private road, bedroom aluminum sided of Memphis, 70 acres near Adams Woods, Condo, 3 6947 or 372-4573. agelj, sunroof, polyglycoat. leather reclining power 372-4573. S how n by appointment. cottage. Knotty Pine pa 18.hole golf course; Belle bedrooms, 21,1.,baths, 2 fire- ed, rust proofed, uses regu. seats, air, cruise control, places, 2 car garage, Full 1974 FIAT 4 door sedan, ex- lar gas, under 19,000 miles. power steering, bra k e s , ------651-8340, nelled Living room with River runs through prop- basement. After 6:30. 852- cellent condition, 30.35 Best offer over $10,000. windows, antenna. Electric 1973 BurCK Estate, 9 pas. stone fireplace. Modern erty, asking $104,000. mpg, $1,250. 824.2263. 885-4527. locks, AM/FM stereo tape, senger wagon, new tires, 121-VACATION bath and Kitchen with eat ED SASS, REALTO~ 6436. ______road wheels, 360 engine. air, stereo, tilt, power win. PROPERTY ing space, enclosed porch, 315 South Riverside 1972 CHRYSLER Imperial, OLDSMOBILE Omega two. 823-4832 dows, power door locks, 6 boathouse. Less than 2 St. Clair, Michigan 48079 LARGO FLORIDA HOME r- 4 door, full power, leath. door, 1974, six cylinder -----. ------way seats, electric rear de. FORT LAUDERDALE, hours from Detroit. Will Phones: 2 large bedroom reti~e- er, am/fm, 8 track, cruise, automatic, Al\I.FM, sharp. TR7, '76, good condition, fogger, 57,000 miles, $1,- FLORIDA accept Land Contract. St. Clair (313) 329.9003 ment, 2 baths, double ga. new exhausl, tilt, must 882.2691. priced to sell. 881.7595. 475. 886.6947 or 372-4573.. A luxurious 3 bedroom home Marine City: (313) 765-4013 rage with efficiency apart. with covered patio and DANAHER, BAER, WILSON sell, $1,400. After 6 p.m. & STROH ment on rear of hou~e. 1969 KHARMANN GHIA - 1978 MARK V, leal her inte- '73 ELECTRA 225, 4 door, pool, in the beautiful land- 882.5386. 76 KERCHEVAL FOR SALE BY OWNER $51,500. 3 bedroom retire. Collectors item, mint con- rior, many options. Immac. full power, am/fm, new ing section of Florida off HALL PLACE ment. Lot 70 x 120, 2 baths, 1972 DODGE Polara, 3 seat dition. New engine, brakes ulate condition. White with 885.7000 exhaust, excellent condi. the Inter Coastal waterway. GROSSE POINTE FARMS single garage, $40,000. ,8&6- wagon, am/fm, air, excel. and transmission. ClllI 882- black landau roof, carefully tion, $1,800 or offer. 884. Can dock a very large Attractive 3 bedroom Colo. 9458. taken care of. Sharp, clelln, ST. CLAIR RIVER 1464. lent mechanical condition. 9220. yacht. All pool, gardening nial, center entrance, mod. damaged right front fen. $10,000 firm. 885.3684. Professional Building on 47 ------and lawn services provided. ft of St. Clair River with ern kitchen, living room del', $650. 331.7146. 1972 VW BEETLE - Mint '76 COUNTRY Squire wagon, '72 PINTO-Automatic. $250 Available lease for season two spacious offices in the with fireplace, formal din. 414 FISHER ROAD condition. New transmis- brown, m i n t condition. or best offer. 885-\'7708. or by the month, 3 month ing room. Fully finished GROSSE POINTE FARMS 1975 VW Dasher, yellow, 35.- sion brakes and tires, tape center of Marine City, $3,500. 886-8895. minimum, Mr. McCourt, basement with wet bar and 000 miles, ::~r, front wheel deck, AM.FlII stereo. Great ______11 I-CARS W'""...."'TED 884.4428 or 886.4360. watch the boats go by as BY OWNER you work! carpeting, III. baths. En. drive, superior condition. school Cllr. Call 751-4348. '73 FORD Pinto Wagon, air, ------1------Newly decorated, fully 569.£622 day s, 886.0767 BEAUCHAMP REALTORS closed porch with brick luggage rack, $800. 889. VOLKSWAGENS UPPER PENINSULA carpeted, 3 bedrooms, I¥.!' evenings. 329-4755 patio and double gas grill. '78 FIREBIRD Formula - 0500 - eves., 884-0744, I WANTED DELUXE RUSTIC baths Colonial with walk Still under warranty, red Many ext I' a s included. up attic, family room,' 2 1976 CORVETTE, automatic, Tucked away on a wilderness with white lellther interior, 1974 FORD Grand Torino, Highest Prices Paid LAKE HURON Home, won. Great location. Call for ap. car garage, gas grill, many T.tops, all power, 17,000 I river in prime hunting • derful retreat or retire. pointment after 5. 886- fully loaded, 5,900 miles, power brakes, power sleer. WOOD MOTORS V.W. extras. In the 60's. miles, $7,500. 779.6955. fishing and ski country. 30 ment, 3 bedroom, fireplace, 4878. rusl proofed, $5,995. After ing, excellent ~ondition'l Gratiot at 8 Mile 372.2600 miles from airport. Year CALL FOR 6 p.m. call 331-4139. Be- $1,900 or best offer. 774- ---.------garage, 84 foot lake front- 1977 CAPRICE Classic, air, I round hard surface access. age, less than 2 hours from APPOINTMENT am/fm, custom interior,' tween 10 and 6 p.m. 962. 4073. STOP! DON'T junk that car HARPER-WHITTIER-Large Fully winterized, premium Detroit. No Agents. 772. income, brick, 5.5, 2 car 886.1507 $4400 Must sell 521-6711 7742 '74 CHEVILLE ~'I I'b Cl _ o.r truck. Call Bill for es- condition, 4 year old leisure . " a I u as bmate. 885.2221. 5485 or 1.376-4562. garage. Maintenance free. OPEN SATURDAY, sle-2 door hardtop, ~M/ TO BUY home and guest house on C i t y inspected. $25,000 AND SUNDAY '73 MERCURY Marquis sta- 1974 MUSTANG II, Mach I. 180 FT. WOODED lot, on V.£ automatic, loa d e d, FM stereo, power steermg, _ 6 densely wooded acres. firm. 775.3311. tion wagon, loaded, excel. Duck Lake, Peninsular power brakes, air, no rust, ECONOWAGON, Colt, Dat. Start a new life of year lent condition, $1,975. 885. power steering, brakes, ex. Shores, near Traverse City low mileage, excellent con. sun, Vega, late models, low round enjoyment. $75,000. 3556. cellent. $2,288 or best. 527. 881-4637. ditidn. 881-5336. mileage. 885.3267. Write Box 188, Republic, 5126. Michigan 49879 or call '74 LINCOLN Town Coupe, HARBOR SPRI NGS Grosse Pointe Real Estate: low mileage, full power, 1977 BUICK Electra, 4 door, '74 VEGA GT, 4 speed, good WANTED _ 4 wheel drive (906) 376-8473. air, speed conlrol. 884. executive car. Power steer- condition, $600. Call after truck, Blazer, Bronco, Near Good Hart. 175 feet of 3703. ing, brakes, windows, an. 6--882.0713, GMC. 331.5271. ST. CLAI R RIVER secluded grandeur on Lake co. Michigan, offering a broad tenna, seats, trunk lid, Tilt 1976 CADILLAC Coupe De. Magnificent river-front es- llC-BOATS AND expanse of sandy beach 1978 BEA UVILLE 8 passen. wheel, stereo, air, speed Ville - loaded, excellent tate has 175 feet of prime MOTORS and beautiful wooded OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 gel', loaded, 28 options, 15,- control, rear window de- condition, 28,000 miles, river frontage with heavy G.P. Park 000 miles, $6,950. TU 2- fogger, vvinyl roof. Week- building sites. $48,500 1390 Bedford 4 or 5 BR $6,000. 881-7846 or 881. 1965. 28 FOOT Chris Craft guage steel sea wall. Sprawl- G.P. Woods days 963-1467, evenings and Land contract terms. 1756 Brys 4 BR 5755. 4559. ing home has six bed- 1 G.P. City Commander - 185 horse. Lake Michigan. Five acre 612 Lakeland 4 BR 2 h Ba. weekends, 886.5450. rooms, 4¥.! baths, paneled 51. Clair Shores 1973 PONTIAC wagon, 9 1975 TOYOTA - Automatic, power, 283 Chevrolet en- tract of wooded splendor 33324 Jefferson 2 BR Twnhse. gines with synchronizer. living room with fireplace, passenger, power, air, rack, 1972 PORSCHE - 914, black steering, clean. Needs No family room, with adjacent 01) M-131. Bluff setting of. I Varnished cabin with pres- $1,000. 881.3917. or i gin a 1 paint, winter Work. $1,900. 885.£148. bar, butlers pantry, spa. fers panoramic views of surized water. $5,700, 754- stored, excellent condition. ------.---- cious kitchen, 3 car ga. the offshore islands, 170 1961 AUSTIN HEALY Sprite 885.1864. PONTIAC LeMans, '68, one 6815. rage, beautifully landscap- feet of nice beach. $39,500 FIRST OFFERING (bugeye), excellent condi- owner, good transportation. Birchwood Farms: One of the GROSSE POINTE WOODS tion, new top, b I' a k e s, New exhaust, battery, good WE RECOVER your boat or ed grounds. Call for de. 1975 MERCURY Marquis tails. most choice lots in this' Here's one to suit your needs if you are clutch and carpeting, extra Excellent condition, fully tires, $400, 886.3729. van cushions in U.S. nau. looking in the 50's!! Its a 4 bedroom two Attractive two story home in prestigious development. A wheels and parts, $2,175 or equipped, low mileage, rust gahyde. Replacement foam. story, one and a half bath, Den and Break. 1974 FIREBIRD Formula st. Clair affords fine river good vantage point on the best offer. 886-5664 or 823- proofing. Best offer. 882 Plywood. Design work. 372- fast room. In this range they are rapidly 35D-AM/FM, power steer. views. Rough-sawn cedar second fairway. Member- 4704. 9194. 4555. becoming so scarce. We advise haste - ing, brakes, extras., Must and b r i c k construction ship in the County Club '78 ELDORADO Biarritz, red, COLUMBIA 23 - 4 sails, cus- with lot purchase. -- make a call now. • 1972 DODGE Charger - Spe sell, $2,650. 372.9381. with open and versatile white top, white interior, tom peak features. Many floor pIal). Four bedrooms, MacGLASHAN COMPANY cial edition, bucket seats. '78 SILVER SEVILLE - GM Astroroof, 8 track/CB and options. 889-0389. 2¥.! baths, two fireplaces, 313.329-2294 616.526.2020 stereo, 45,000 miles, $1,000 employee _ fully loaded, much more. 881.5757. '. family room and elevated FIRST OFFERING 886.9637. 6,MO miles, mint. 343- 22 FT. CHRIS CRAFT Skiff, 12E-COMMERCIAL deck facing river. $112.500, LOVELY COLONIAL. '76 ARROW 200, 5 speed, ex- 0181. mahogany decks, 100 h.p. PROPERTY 1972 GRAND TORINO Squire MacGLASHAN COMPANY We offer this outstanding home, in the cellent condition. Dealer. inboard. Excellent condi- Wagon, deluxe, air, power opposite S1. Clair Inn WAREHOUSE 12,009 Tudor style for your consideration. Its a 886-9156. '73 MARK IV - Green. Re. tion. $895. 884-4873. brakes/steering, lug gag e built. Excellent condition. 329-2294 square feet adjacent to genuine family residence with 4/5 bed. '67 FORD Galaxy, good con. Grosse Pointe. Heavy duty rack. One owner. 881-4319 Best offer. 882-3799. THISTLE, fiberglass - 2 rooms, three and two half baths. You will ST. CLAIR SHORES lake- elevator, dock, high vault. dition, good transportation, sets of sails, trailer, 2 cov- certainly be impressed when you see the 1972 CHEVY Kin g s woo d CHRYSLER Newport '76 Se- front - Beautiful 2 bed. like construction. Saerifiee. FM stereo, $375. Evenings ers, excellent condition. features, including natural woodwork. We 822-3147. Wagon, air, cruise control, dan-White with blue top. room, custom built ranch, K. B. Foster & Assocs. $2,500 firm. 886-8511 or think the price - in the 80's - is excellent power steering/brakes. 884- All accessories. TU 1-8306. with canal access and on 886-2477. 882-9303. value. '78 FORD Fiesta, am/fm ra. 5108. the lake. Large family dio, radials, rust.proofed, '75, PINK, 2 dr. Cad DeVille room, rec room, modern WELL BUILT 10 year old 9 FOOT BOSTON Whaler $3,525. 343-D494. 1971 VW BUS - New paint loaded, $4,590. 821-4437""': kitchen and many other Office Building in Detroit. Squall - Sailing and row- GROSSE POINTE SHORES rebuilt engine, new tires 823.0678. features, . 2400 square feet. Reception '15 CORDOBA, excellent con. ing accessories, excellent Center entrance Colonial in the best section of sharp, $1,500. 885-7389. room, five offices, confer- dition, maroon, white top, 1970 OLDS Cutlass, fully condition. 774-9278. the Pointes. An imposing residence of style and ST. CLAIR SHORES Canal- ence room, utility room, class, this had 4 bedrooms plus a separate suite . $2,875. 881.5481. 1977 PONTIAC Bonneville equipped. Low mileage. three lavatories, kitchen. Cute 2 bedroom home with on the 3rd floor. There's a great 1st floor, big. Power steering/brakes, ail Original owner. $1,000. 882. SEA RAY '74 SRV200, 20', Ideal for professional of. '75 FORD, E250, cargo van. den or 3 bedroom, central family room, two fireplaces and so much more.': tomatic, air, stereo. After 4434. 188 h.p" 150 hours, full fiee, nursery school, clinic. Too many options to print. air, steel sea wall, wide' If this is your market we shall be happy to tell . 5;30 p,m. 776.£024, can vas, mint condition: Phone for details. Converted to mini-motor- '71 RENAULT, 4 door, needs and deep canal. Tandem trailer. Welled in CHAMPION a34-5700 you the details. home, but removable. 886. 1973 DODGE Monaco ~ 2 engine work, $500. Call Grosse Pointe. $8,000. 34-'3- CENTURY 21- 2959. door hardtop, air, cruise, 882-8595 after 6 p,m, CENTER ENTRANCE COLONIAL , 0226. I3-REAL ESTATE Look this lovely home over from the outside, . AM.FM, power steering/ AVID INC. 1975 280Z, excellent condi. 1972 GALAX IE 500-Excel. 778.fnoo FOR SALE brakes. Excellent condi- 1977 CHRIS CRAFT - 25 then view the well maintained interior. This ready : lent condition, no rust, ti.on, 46,000 miles, 4 speed, tion, $1,100. 886.7329. foot Express Cruiser, like GROSSE POINTE to move in re~idence is a beauty in all respects : AM/FM, 8 track stereo, 1 all', loaded with options, new, $12,500. Well number PARK with its 4 big bedrooms and 2 1. baths. The superb air shocks, 37,000 miles. ST. CLAIR $5,500. 823'()370 after 6 1968 T-BIRD-Good running 128, Grosse 1'0inte Woods OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 condition and the excellent floor plan raises this p.m. $1,995. 881.5347. EXECUTIVE HOME Close condition. Best offer. Call Park,886.3857. 706 Lakepointe - First of- one above the rest. Its ready to show. Thursday after 6 p.m. 884 to 1.94, 4 bdrms., 211. fering. ,Palatial Mediter- MARK V, white with green '76 MUSTANG 2+2-5tereo, GROSSE POINTE SHORES 6074. 1976 25 FT. Wellcraft - baths, 3 car heated ga. t?P, 9,000 miles, all op. power s tee I' i n g, power ranean, featuring 5 bed- May we take your offer to the owners? They want Nova 250, beautiful condi- rage, MANY, MANY ex- tlOns, $9,500 firm. TU 1- '78 FORD Fairmont, 2 door, brakes, many extras. Ex- rooms, 3 full baths, pow- to' sell their imposing Georgian mansion - in tion, low' hours, twin 280 tras, plus secluded Belle 8306. Russet, 6 cyinder. 886-8895. cellent condition. 882.1139. der room, massive living the prestigious Shores. Only a step from the lake, ; engine, many extras. Must River frontage. $128,500. I room with natural fireplace there's more bedrooms and baths than you'H. LINCOLN Continental '77- sell. Call 772.1100 extension R 176 1974 CAMARO, $1,700, am/ 1973 DODGE Polara custom, permits gracious entertain- need. A great home for entertaining. We adver-', Coach style, wire wheels, fm slereo, automatic. 527- 4 door, bro\yn and gold, 286, 9 to 5 daily. On the beauttful ST. ing. Gorgeous kitchen with tise this with great sincerity, so call us now for: 3085. 360 V.8, automatic, power air, stereo, excellent con. built-ins, family room, fin. CLAIR RIVER. 2 bdrm. an appointment. steering, brakes, FM, cruise dition. Call between 6 p.m.- 44 FOOT Ketch Ocean Cruis- ished basement with bar '74 AUDI FOX, 4 door auto- all Brick Ranch, Custom - control, etc. Very good con. 9 p.m. 889-0001. er, $20,000. 774-5499 after and natural fireplace, 2 car ST. CLAIR ON THE LAKE matic, excellent, $2.iOO or built with practically no dition. $1,225. 884-6918- 6 p.m. maintenance. 70x680 lot. attached garage, burglar Townhouse Condo in the luxury manner, We : best offer. 824-1674 or 881. 1977 PONTIAC Sun bird - and fire alarms, sprinkler think the price ~ mid 60's - is just right for . 8920. Sunroof, AM/FM stereo, '77 PONTIAC Firebird - Sil- CATALINA - 22 feet "75" $94,000. R 260 system, patio with brick this offering. Has so many nice features with its : air, rust proof, low mile- ver, 11,000 miles, auto- - jib a~d main, 77-6 h.p. NEWLY DECORATEO 2 barbeque grill. lot 75x173. 2 bedrooms plus the trimmings. Remember they . EXECUTIVE 1978 Pontiac age, loaded, $4,295 or best Evinrude. Many extras. TU matic, power steering, AM/ bdrm. home on Belle Seconds from the Park. are difficult to find, especially close to the Lake, . Gra~d P!ix. Reasonably FM, 8 track, excellent con offer. 882.1666. 1-1544. River. 125 ft. of River equIpped mcluding air, un. The perfect home for the so do not hesitate. ' dition, $4,000. 822.6614. frontage. Excellent fishing del' 7,000 miles, excellent. 1976 FORD Country Squire executive. $135.000. FIBERBLASS - Slickcraft, and boating. $46,900. A LITTLE GEM , $5,700. 886-4269. MERCURY Station, '73, good Wagon, 8 passenger, fully twin 120 H.P. Mercruiser, R 240 We cannot find any homes in the Pointes around equipped, rust proofed, cundition, new tires, muf. 330 hours. $7,900. 774-9169 the 50's - but what's this? One at $41,500!!! Yes, 1967 F85 OLDS, automatic, $3,995. 886.2454. MIL L ION DOLLAR fler, battery, $1,500. 372- after 6 p.m. FIKANY it's true, three bedrooms too. Next to the Village 2 door, excellent condition VIEW! Living rm. w/ 9685. 886-5051 _ it has just come back on the market. We sold' $295. 885-8332. ' '76 CORDOBA-Every avail. beamed ceiling and nat- 27 FOOT CHRIS CRAFT in hours last time - so hurry!! '73 LINCOLN - All white able option including sun. Connie T-185, radio, trim ural fireplace w/heatila. HOUSTON - Chalmers area. 1974 VEGA, clean, no rust, all power, air conditioning, roof and 8 track stereo. tabs and many extras. 886. tor. Lrg. enclosed sun. Income, britk and alumi. INCOME PROPERTY $750 or best offer. 882. stereo, $2,000. 886.0954. New brakes, rubber, and 1131. 2609. porch. Small guest cottage num, excellent investment. We present an income 4/3 which is differenl - . tune.up. $4,000. Must sell. in rear. Very lrg. lot. $94,' Modern kitchen, newly only because its so well kept and maintained. '73 VW SUPER Beetle, excel- 881-7003. 1973 PLYMOUTH Sebring lent condition, automlltic, THISTLE, fiberglass - 2 500. R 247 decorated throughout. Im- the plus features in property investment!! Loak Plus Coupe, buckels, con. AM/FM, 30,000 miles. Best '77 HONDA Statio.l Wagon- suits of sails, trailer, 2 mediate occupancy. Must this one over and see why the rents are So' good. s?le, air, stereo, 318 en- new covers, excellent con. On the ST. CLAIR RIVER. offer. 881-6666 after 5 p.m. Low mileage, excellent con. 2 bdrms., full basement be seen. 839.5975. The price is in the 50's. gme, 53,000 miles, $1,475 dition. Must sell before dition. $2,500 firm. 886. and Patio. Enjoy a pan- HOME OWNERS INSUR- WARRANTY or offer. 886.6947 or 372. REGAL '78 Limited, V~8 September 1st. No reason- 8511 or 882-9303. 4573. oramic view of the Ca- ANCE Policy for your clos. Take the risk out of house buying - most of power steering, automatic able offer refused. 965- 37 FT. R I V E R QUEEN nadian Shore. $55,000. ing. Call Chesney Insur. our offerings have a guarantee built into the stereo, extras. Low mile 2811 ext. 65, days. 884. COUGAR '74 XR7, air, power Cruising house boat, 318 R 238 ance Agency. 884.5337 for asking price. age, rust proof. $6,000. 268 8800 ext. 45, after 6 p.m. slcering. power brakes, 3972. Chrysler, O.D. Monomatic, PORT HURON your quotation. DETROIT A~T.F!lTstereo, velour inte. '74 DODGE Dart Hatchback, shower, oven, refrigerator, 3 bdrm. Brick Ranch w/2 1 Come into our office and discuss our variety of 1'101', new tires, low mile. CONVERTIBLE, 1975 12 Pon excellent condition, clean. 18 gallon hot water. Good baths. Fir e p I ace and ST. CLAIR listings - some income. age. excellent eondition tiac Granville Brougham. $1,700. 776.9584. family boat, good condi. Franklin Stove. On 2+ Beautiful 5 bedroom Geor. $3,000 or best offer, 881: White with black interior, gian Colonial. Approxi- tion. TU 4.3673. acres with private road VACANT LAND 4178. power, air, stereo, 30,000 1968 KHARMAN Ghia con. mately 300' on St. Clair and Black River fron. Six lots in st. Clair Shores, $24,000.00 Lakeshore vertible, extra tires and 1969 COLUMBIA 26 Mark River. $250,000. 329-4155. '77 C'HEV-Y-Van --.:..:.S4~BoO. miles. Excellent condition tage. $79,500. R 179 Drive - the last of the few $73,000.00. parIs, $500. 882.1514 after II-race & cruise equiPt.j Must sell. 13,000 miles. 294. _ S4~~5__fir~. _~.43.0072.__ FREE KITTENS - 8 weeks 6. Moving~86.4697. 3 bdrm. home, 1ge. Kitchen 1095. PI. Y:lTOUTH FURY '74, Gran w/dinctte overlooking the old in need of loving 17 FT. BOSTON WHALER- -- -~------Sedan, hardtop, 4 door, air, 1967 PLYMOUTH Belvedere ST. CLAIR RIVER. For. homes. 823.0371. 882-0087 1977 CHEVY Caprice Estat-e b k 2 months old, Johnstone 85 W power ra es, power steer 318, V.8, good transporta. mal Dining rm., full base. agon - Fully equipped, ing, power windows, stereo, tion, new tires, brakes, hp. with electric starter & FREE KITTENS and cat. ment, Irg. porch over. 882.3789. executive owned. 885.1486. 37,000 miles, mint condi muffler, only 42,700 miles, tilt trim. Easy load trailer. Grosse Pointe Real Estate Many extras. 882.4699. looking river. Boathouse 1973 OPElGT ~-SI:200'~~ tion, $2,100. After 5 p.m etc. Some rust, $450. 885. w/electric hoist. $59,900. GERMAN SHORTHAIR - best offer. 886.9345. 884.9107. 0502. 11 F- TRAILERS AND R 255 Right price to right family co. ----~- --~------on right slreet. 884.3536 MONZA Ha!<'hback.-1978 '72 OLDS DELTA 88,2 door, '68 PLYMOUTH - 2 door, CAMPERS The Community Builders = SCHWEITZER after 6 p.m. V6. air. ptlwer bra k e s, ~tcreo rlldio, power steer good transportation. New 1965 TRA VCO - Fibcrgla~s REAL ESTATE ------,-- st~erin~. rea r defogger, ing, power brakes, power brakes, $350. 821.4668. motor home. Mil'lt condi- WIndshield anl('nna. radio. scats. n,ew tires. Excellent -- -.------tion, sleeps 6, air condition. ST. CLAIR 882.4118 af!('r 6 p.m. condition. Original owner. CONVERTIBLE, 1965 Ford 1-800.462.9964 __ _ .______343.0118. Galaxie, good condition. ers, generator. $6,800. 468- ENGLISH IN THE PARK LEASING Ex('cuti\'(' _ 1978 ! - .• $2,000. 885.4575. 6087. Pontiac Grand Prix, like I 1968 CAIllLLAC Coupe D(' . --- .._- _. -- _. __ . CHOICE LOCATION OFF WINDMILL POINTE DRIVE n('\Y. With air. A\I.F:\I' Ville - Mustard ycllowl 1974 CORVETTE Converti. 11C_BOATS-ANO-"MOTOis____. .. ._4_ ~tpreo, 8.000 plus, S5400' black vinyl roof, white I hie, power windows, AMI WALKING D15TANCJo; TO PARK AND SCHOOL 886.2246. 'I leather interior. Little rust, FM stereo, lilt telescopic Attention 4 bedroom, 3' z bath English home situated on 80'x210' lot. Living room with fire. _. __ ' all power, air, AM.FM sleering, lugga!te rack. 4 Sailors and Power Boaters place. formal dining room. paneled library with fireplace and oak.pegged floors. '74 IJ{;STI-:H ,0111' own('r, 69,000 miles, !t0od condi: spced, low milcs, good eon- cute breakfast room, up.to.dat(' kitchen. Two enclosed porches upstairs and down ne('(!s tun('.up Sacrifi('c, lIOn S525 or hest ofler. I dition. 885.634fl. I FREE CLASSES IN recrratlOn room in bascmcnt with fircplace and wet bar. ' S800 839.2767. Call between 11.6 1l81.0199 .. --- , . I 1977 CHHYSLlm Newport- SAIL BOATING and POWER BOATING BUICK '75 I-:lpC'!ra 225 '76 CORDOBA, loac!('c!, good i 2 door, excellent condition, Given by Grosse Pointe Power Squadron CenlrOlI air co~c!itioning, .underground sprinkling sy~lem. electric garage doors, elec. triC gutter d(,'lcer. b('aullful old trees, and many more fine fealures make '.his the Full.v )oad('d, Landau top. I condition. Must sell Owner' low miles, under coated. CLASS STA :1TS MONDAY, SEPTEMBf:R 11, 1978 gral'ious home it is. ('xc(,]I('nt conditIOn !llll.' r('.located. $3,300 979.2758.' $4,400. 886.6304. Timc: 7:30 p.m. Cafeteria 1160. IDEAL FOR A FAMILY - IN MINT CONDITION PONTIAC Catalma, 1969, 2 1977 COtJNTHY Squire, air, Grosse Pointe High School - North OVER $100,000 Wf;8 FOHD. 4 door. Hry good door hardtop, low mileage, 'I stereo tape, rust proofed, Morningside, off Vernier Call after 6 pm. for appointment - 823.0580 ('onc!ltlOn, new brakes, n('w body excellent. Best offer. 8,000 miles Like new! Best Ladies invited radiator, $375 884.8526 80 Briarcliff. offer. 731.2263. pae :; Thursday, August 3 I, 1978 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Twenty-Seven ------_.-- 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 16-P ETS FOR SA LE SCREENS 2l-I-PAINTING, 21-I-PAINTIHG 13-REAL ESTATE '3-REAL ESTATE ._------FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE 2 1E-STORMS AND DECORATING DECORATING ----- BEA UTIFUL black male La. 1 GROSSE POINTE AREA - HARPER WOODS - 20847 GROSSE POINTE PARK - INCOME OR SINGLE brador puppies, purebred. EASTVIEW GROSSEPOINTE .: English Colonial, excellent Beaufait. Special des i g n 1251 Bishop. 4 bedroom PROPERTY IN 3 weeks. Asking $100. 881. GROSSE POINTE, 0134. ALUMINUM, INC. CONTRACTORS CUSTOM '. condition, clean. 3 bed- for paraplegics, no steps, 3 brick home. 886.7840. CUSTOM PAINTING AND NEAR JEFFERSON ------I7008 Mack near Cadieux, . , " rooms. 885.9235. bedrooms, 1'h baths, car. B RITTANY SPANIEL pups, WALLPAPERING. 816 BEDFORD-Near Lake. BY OWNER Grosse Pointe Park peted, double gar age. 2 females, 4 males, AKC, EXPERT ANTIQUING PAINTING English Colonial, 4.5 bed. 882.1262 LICENSED . INSURED $53,000. 886.1464. excellent hunters. 885.0312. ALCOA PRODUCTS 999 ROSLYN ROAD rooms, 311.! baths, modern. 885-8155 INTERIOR AND HOUSE BUILT for develop. - Storms, Screens,ISiding, Roof. ized kitchen, large living REE, adorable kittens to FREE ESTIMATES BY OWNER WOODBRIDGE EAST er. 3 bedrooms, 3% baths. F ing, Awnings, White seam. EXTERtIOR room with walnut panel. good homes, now till school INSURED story, 3 bedroom brick CONDO separate dining room, large less gutters, Vinyl storm CALL HARRY , '2 ing, dining room, study. starts while they last. 885. Michael SatmllY Jr. Colonial, fully carpeted, Townhouse - 2 bedrooms, family room, largcr panel. doors, win d 0 w s, siding, 821.3745. 8340. 824-3627 partially finished base. 2 car garage, finished base- ed recreation room, wet Wrought Iron, Porch en. ment, air, many extras. 772- TED'S DAILY 8:30 - 5:15 'ment, 2 baths, den, 2 car 1989 ROSLYN - 2 bedroom bar. House wired for ster. 2.MONTH-OLD kitten free to closures. WALLPAPER REMOVING 1333. ,garage. $80,500. By ap. bungalow, fa mil y room eo throughout. 2 car ga. good home. Call after 5 881-1060 or 527.5616 EXCLUSIVELY BACK IN BUSINESS }ointment oRly. Call after with fireplace, painted as. garage, beautiful landscap. CALL ANYTIME Painting - Decorating - GROSSE POINTE CITY, 850 p.m. 886.2743. Free Estimates - Insured 4 p.m. 343.9232. bestos siding, basement, ing. Grosse Pointe school --- 531.7555 Wall Washing. Elmer T. Notre Dame, between Mack newly decorated, excellent district. Call 884.0116. CAIRN TERRIER, female, 2iF-HOME laBadie, 882.2064. and Charlevoix - Large condition. Must be seen. AKC registered, wheaten IMPROVEMENT MICHAEL'S brick bungalow, 2 bed. Desireable location. Only $15,000. Five rooms and bath, BEA UTIFULL Y color, 2 years, housebroken. M.J.K. MAINTENANCE PAINTING GROSSEPOINTE rooms down, large expan. $39,900. 885.5067. 5 blocks from st. Johns. $150, 773.4363. DECORATED sion attic, 2 garage, lot Will leave stove, refrigera. PAINTING - PLASTERING PAl NTER'S, INC. PLUMBING . CEMENT, etc. DECORATING COLONIAL 60' x 125', full p r ice GORGEOUS is the only word tor, drapes and odds and P Interior.Exterior Service Painting interior . exterior, OODLE - black, male, 4 We do commercial contract. $42,900. Purchaser to ob. that can best describe this ends. No basement. After Painting _ Varnishing paperhanging and panel. months, AKC, miniature. ing. bars, restaurants. etc. '~ bedrooms, 2"2 baths, tain certificate of occu. super home in Grosse 5. 585.0029 or 886.9053. Carpentry • Wallpapering ing. Free estimates cheer. LllASA POO - pups, reason. 885.1518 885.1839 '.;den, family room, finished pancy Pointe Woods. N at u r a I Wood Staining & Refinishing fully given. Licensed & recreation room, 1st floor BEAUTIFUL able. 293.6022 or 776.7578 woodwork, coved ceilings F LOOR SANDING professi. Free Estimates 889.0406 Insured. . l;lundry. covered patio. M. WARNER NORTH OXFORD after noon . 885.5788 in living room and dining ------onal,'y done. Dark staining 882.9234 litany extra features, 2 room, marble toyer and IN THE WOODS '2 R ETlRED PAINTER looking O-GENERAL SERVICE and finishing. All work PROFESSIONAL inttrior.ex. car garage, immediate oc- seals. Master bedroom has English Tudor, 4 bedrooms., for work. Inside painting. ST. CLAm SHORES-Lake' guaranteed, free estimates. terior painting. Reasonable cupancy. 23442 Colonial full bath, walk.in closets, 2V2 baths, den, fa mil y 1 979-0329. shore Village - 2 bedroom • PLUJ\ffiING 371-6938. prices for quality work. Court, end of Morning. balcony. Finished base' room, large kitchen, formal Condo., minimum, recently - PLASTERING MIKE'S PAINTING Violations also corrected. side, $89,500. 884.7892. - ment with wet bar, patio, dining room. $95,000. Call remodeled. Central air con- - PAINTING VOCCIA Interior, exterior. wallpaper Grosse Pointe: references. Open Sunday and Monday, for appointment 882.5i96. • CARPENTH'i I ditioning, finished base. gas barbeque. $127,900. CONSTRUCTION ing, minor repairs, patch. 885.3277. 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. (W398). No brokers please. • MASONRY ment and ect. Immediate CO., INC. ing, plastering. Free esti. occupancy. 343.0089. HITCHCOCK ST. CLAIR SHORES-Lovely • VIOLATIONS mates. Reasonable and hon. WALLPAPER HANGING in CORRECTED GALLERIE OF HOMES 3 bedroom ranch on Milk Licensed Builders est. References. Call any your home or office. Cus. 979.2111 River, formal dining room, • NOTHING TOO ~fALL Additions time. European. tom work. Mut'3ls. Your Dormers material or ours. Prompt 1112 BISHOP ST. CLAIR SHORES - Nice 1',2 baths, large patio with GUY DE BOER 758.2848 planters and awning, fin. 776.3708 885-4.624. Garages service. 779.1545. 5 bedroom colonial on S. Kitchens rNTERIOR and exlerior BY OWNER Rosedale ct. Large bed. ished bas e men t, profes. ANDY KEIM, DECORATOR sional landscaping. $72,000 1'0tEL REPAIRS-Those small Fireplaces painting and paper hang rooms, family room, first things -Professional painting and . Great family home. Four bedrooms, master bed. L.C. Open Saturday, Sun. now around the Bank financing available ing. Reasonable rates, 30 ; room has fireplace, large rooms and modern floor laundry. Much more. home. Call 882.1649. years experience. Ra)' Bar wallpapering. Free esti. day, Monday, 23200 West. Complete mate. References. 881-6269. kitchen. Bery attractive home inside and out. Home Modernization nowsky, 371.2384 after II ST. CLAIR SHORES-Execu- bury. 777.2752. 2OA-CARPET LAYING Aluminum sided. 777-2816 773.1105 p.m. tive Colonial on N. Rose. 3 BEDROOM 11/2 bath Colo. YERKEY & SONS WE SPECIALIZE-Exterior 885.7765 dale Ct. which features a nial, family room with fire. CARPET LAYING HADLEY DON'T BUY any paint job painting. 27 years experi- master bedroom suite with place. Excellent condition. NEW AND OLD GENERAL CONTRACTING before you get our esti Stairs Carpeted Shifted ence. cathedral ceiling and fire. 885.7489. COMPLETE REMODELING mate. You'll be pleasantly place. Repairs of All Types SERVICE surprised. Quality painter DU PONT PAl NTS 2 DUPLEXES - 2 bedrooms, ALSO Kitchens, baths, rec. room s 331.3230. CENTURY 21 - CA.RPETING, VINYL, Used For Sale; Center Entrance Williamsburg currently rented, brings and additions. Including Reasonable. Call evenings. AVID INC. $600 monthly. 21608, 21604. HARDWOOD FREE PAINT counter tops, cabinets, pan 891.5896 > 891-6584 778-8100 Samples Shown in - With any outside decorating Colonial in prestigious Grosse Pointe Interested par tie s only. eling. Painting and paper Your Home - Asking in $52's. 885.1126 hanging. job through Aug. Call us Farms Location HARPER WOODS, by owner. BOB TRUDEL now for details. R. C. Mow.. PAINTERS between 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. A DIVISION OF Beautiful 2 bedroom, new. 294-5896 bray, Inc. 331.3230. EUROPEAN EXPERTS GROSSE POINTE Three bedrooms, 1% baths, new roof, freshly Iy decorated, big swimming DON'T MISS THE [nterior, exterior, w!lUpaper- painted exterior, newly decorated interior, new pool. Must see. 372-8053. 20C-CHIMNEY AND PAINTERS, INC. COLORS by Ron and Ja~, ing, patching, plastering, carpeting, drapes, newly modernized kitchen, BOAT FIREPLACE 882-11234 quality painting and paper window puttying, caulking. ST. CLAIR SHORES-4 bed. CANAL HOME. BY OWNER Good work. Grosse Pointe Florida room, central air, 2 car garage, $90,500. room Colonial, corner lot, REPAIR hanging. Reasonable. Well Shown by appointment only 882.5192. No brokers 2 baths deluxe brick raneh --- NEED HOME experienced. 882-9500. references. Reasonable. circular drive, in.ground st. Clair Shores. 2 bedroom, CHIMNEY SWEEP for hire. Free estimate. Call John please. heated pool. Family room IMPROVEMENTS? home. Country kitchen Call Lou. 521-0149. Call the Specialist in Elee . anytime. 368.5098. with fireplace, 1st floor with fireplace wall, 21h car trical up-dating. Plumhing laundry, 2 12 baths, finish. , INTERIORS by Don and ' heated garage, 40 ft. cov- HA VE YOUR chimney clean. Roofing, Rec. Rooms, Ga W~LLPAPER ed basement, 2 car attach. ered boatslip with 8 ton ed now. Safe and economi. Lynn, husband. wife team. GRACIOUS CENTER ENTRANCE COLONIAL rages, Tool Sheds. Cemen t Painting, wallpaper perfec- ed garage. Close to schools electric hoist, a 1.5 ton cal. Call American Chim- and Insulation work. Li. and shopping. Over the tionists, references. 527- 5 bedrooms, 31/2baths, formallivin~ and dining rooms, swivel hoist for small boat ney Company, 884-4840. censed and Insured. REMOVAL border of Grosse Pointe. 5560. paneled library, kitchen with built-ins, breakfast at breakwall, 15x14 heated Senior Citizens 10% dis. FREE ESTIMATES BY JEFF $97,500. Shown by appoint- room, enclosed porch. All lar~e rooms, dark room gazebo and deck above count. CALL 824.1292 Free Estimates - Insured FLOOR SANDING. All fin- ment only. 886-3038. in basement, carpeted rec room with powder with beautiful view of' 779.5235 882-6594 ishes, dark staining our room, sprinkler system, gas grill. Quality con. Lake St. Clair. At $79,900 MR. KITCHEN SARASOTA, Florida. 2 bed. 20E-1 NSU LATION COM P LET E painting and specialty, 3rd generation. struction that can only be duplicated today at there is nothing compar. KITCHEN AND BATH room, living room, bath, decorating service. Inter- Licenses. 371-0830. prohibitive price. Devonshire in Grosse Pointe able in comfort, appear- P REMODLING Florida room, car port. REPARE now for skyroc. ior.exterior by Ralph Roth. Park. ance and location. Delay keting fuel bills while in- FORMICA SPECIALIST Near new shopping center References in the Poiiites. M.J. K. ~.BY OWNER ArpOINTMENT ONLY and Siesta Beach. $35,000. may mean disappointment. sulation costs are reason- FREE ESTIMATES Call today. Since 1959 - TU 6-7176 886-8248. MAINTENANCE 758.6379. able. Insulation is blown in Interior.Exterior Painting 823-0119 ceilings from 775.0316 walls and All home or Business repairs 2 BEDROOM brick'ranch - LAKEPOINTE WHITEY'S outside today - no muss _ Wan Papering 885.1518 885.1839 patio, .' semi.finished base. EAST DETROIT - 3 bed. or fuss. It doesn't epst, it CONSTRUCTION Complete home modemiz • Interior Painting . , ment, Harper Woods, $27,' room, all aluminum bunga. pays to insulate your home . a- , tion. No job too small. L j. • Reasonable Prices , , FIRST OFFERING 000. 372.5384. low, 2 baths, excellent con. Comfort at lower tempera. DONALD BLISS censed. 881-3926, 882-670 • Good Work Decorator dition, new carpeting, reo tures. Sudro Insulation 7. 3 BEDROOM COLONIAL 1% BATH ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom, cently decorated. $31,000. since 1948. 881.3515. • CaU - no job too small Free Estimates 1'h baths, Colonial. Newly 779-8609. 21G-ROOFING 526-9987 TU 1-7050 New family room with sliding glass doors. Kitchen decorated, kitchen with SERVICE with eating area and new Solarian floor. Open SERVICE 40 Years in Grosse Pointe built.ins and eating space. 13A-LOTS FOR SALE 21A-PIANO PROFESSIONAL Floor Sand. Saturday and Sunday, 2 to 5 or by appointment. ---- Quiet street in Grosse . ALL ROOFS ing and linishing. Special. EX T E RIO R PAINTING, PIANO TUNING aDd repair. Priced high 70's. BISHOP ROAD-Beautifully ALUMINUM iring in dark staining. house and garage. Will also Pointe Woods. 881.1883. No treed, 100x250. 885.7556. ing. Work guaranteed. 1304 HARVARD Brokers. Member AFM. E d war d GUlTERS "Supply own power." Call clean aluminum siding. ST. CLAIR SHORES - Pre- Felske. 465.6358. NEW and REPAIR for free estimate. W. Abra. very reasonable, references 884.9193 FIRST OFFERING BY OWN. ferred canal property, steel ham, 979.3502. Kevin. 886.0904. Gutters Cleaned ER, immaculate newly dec. wall, electric hoist, virgin COMPLETE piano service. NO BROKERS Slate Repair orated 3 bedroom colonial, land, $32,500. 822.1221 or Tuning, rebuilding, refin- Totty 2 full baths, large family 779-8967. ishing. :I'd em b e r Piano 882.5539 room, formal dining room, Technicians Guild. Zech. Free Estimates central air. 1439 Holly. HARPER WOODS, 20889 Hol. Bossner, 731-7707. wood, Grosse Pointe Woods. Iywood, 35x116, sewer and EXPERT REPAIRS I PHASE III SOUND Upper 60's. BY APPOINT. water in, $6,500. 886-1464. Homeowners Insurance 21B-SEWING ROOFING, GUTTERS • Privale Parties MENT ONLY. 886.7350. MACHINE SMALL JOBS May I offer you a cost and coverage quotation for Positively no brokers. 13B-eEMETERY • Weddings your new home? Policies prepared in time for PROPERTY COMPLETE tune.up $3.95. 774-9651 I • Special Occasions 3 BEDROOM brick ranch on ages. All )'our closing! 3 SPACE LOT at White All makes, all cul.de.sac. IV2 baths, large parts stocked. 885.7437. ROOFS and DECKS I 35.DI5CO. 884-5337 kitchen with built ins. Fam. Chapel Cemetery, choice GUTI'ERS AND i i1y room with natural fire- location. 885.0405. DAVID J. CHESNEY 21 C-ELECTRICAL DOWN SPOUTS ,..------, place, carpeted throughout, 14-REAL ESTATE SERVICE Gutters cleaned and flushed newly decorated and at. JOANNA WESTERN ROOFS CHESNEY INSURANCE AGENCY WANTED New and RE'p.ir Work tached 2 car garage. Grosse GROSSE POINTE'S ONLY Licensed at'd Insured WINDOW SHADES DECKS 20225 MACK Pointe Schools. 886.2068. ALL OUR LISTED houses ADVANCE lIl\INTENANCE PAINI. SHUTTUIS, !u,..o!» lC.AUFM"NN are sold. Business is great. 884.-9512 ~lOtM 000515 AND wINDOy,,5 Policies quoted with Citizens Insurance Co. of America GROSSE POINTE PARK - We can sell your house! HOOVER FACTORY AUTHORIZED GUTTERS Large 8 rooms on Bishop. Call us today 822.2334. . ANY CHIMNEY, roof, gut. Gutters Cleaned 886.0659 between 6 p.m.- SERVICE Yanchuk 824-4169 on Ker- I tel' renewed or repaired. 9 p.m. & cheval, Grosse Pointe Park. POINTE VACUUM Commercial - residential. GRA' TOP NEW REPAIR Licensed. Free estimates. FOR SALE BY OWNER FREE PICKUP AND FREE ESTIMATES OUT OF TOWN buyer wants Slate ani tile repairs. WANTED See pictures and details in DELIVERY SALES AND SERVICE 3 to 4 bedroom Colonial in NEW REBUILT PARTS 548.9658 - 756.8858 Roof Leaks Guaranteed The Grosse Pointe "For 15011 KUCHEV"L 20 Yrs. Experience by Grosse Pointe. $80,000 to ... " .+ 'H., • "'",~ ".r~ Sale by Owner." Newslet- $120,000. TU 1-0700 PROFESSIONAL gutter servo TU 5./)000 ter. 21002 MACK c...... Men_?, ROACH REAL ESTATE ice. Reasonable. Reliable. Call 8111882-5539 44 N. Deeplands - $225,000. 886.5770 99c and up per foot. I do DuMouchelle's S &: J ELECTRIC my own work. 889.0316. Residential - Commercial Oriental Rugs • Antiques. Fine Paintings • Jewelry 944 Hollywood _ $98,000 _ 15-BUSINESS I JOHN WI LLiAMS _ Fine Furniture • Crystal - Sterling - China 881.3406. __ OPPORTUNITI~_ No Job too Small ROAD SERVICE TOWING 885.2930 885.5813 Complete ESTATES or Single Items 823 Three Mile - 372-3600. OWN YOUR OWN beautiful 1J('55'5 .~rrtlicrnlrr, Jim. I HEDEMARK ROOFI:--;G CO. 1162 Devonshire - $129.000 ~hoe store, jea~ a~d fash. HARBOR ELECTRIC 153021. Jefferson a' Beaconsfield I~ST A:- Thursday, Auqust 31, 1978 Page Ywent)'-Eiqhf GROSSE POINTE NEWS 21.I-PAINTING, 210-CEMENT AND ! 21S-CARPENTER DECORATING BRICK WORK I HEATING l\lan Injured ------, ------Sl'PERlOR PAINTING J W. KLEI NER QUALITY WOItK by carpen. In f'ight at Hal' Interior and exterior pai.nt., CE~n;:'iT CONTRACTOR ter with over 20 years ex. THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS NOW HAS .. ing., plastering, repaIrs, " CE:lIE:.T _ BRICK - STONE perience in Grosse Pointe. A Wootls man has been outSIde.. . stucco repairs' " re . Pat ios. walks. pore hes, st e(ls Kit~hens remodeled, base. charged with felonious driv. h~lslllng wooden f100I'S,: Flagstone repair IT,ents panelr.d, room addi. ing following an incident minor carpentry, wall wash. Tuck pointing, patching lions, etc. Conscientious, which occurred at the rear ing, win,dow repair. For SPECIAll ZING IN Small jobs acceptable, 882. of the Pointer Pub, 18666 NEW DIRECT free estImates and good 1004. . II T SMALL JOBS ------:llack avrnue, early Tursday reasona ble pC/ces ca am at 824.8576. FREE ESTIMATES CUSTOM morning, August 22. LICENSED HOME REPAI R Peter ~awrence Koester. INTERIOR . exterior paint. TU 2 0717 19. of Blmrmoor road alleg. - Remodeling, repairs of any edll' drove a car into another LINES TO BETTER ing, Residential and com. I kind. Work alone. :"'0 job man, Joseph Edmund Kaspor mercia!' Call 881.2011 or ------R-YAN----- too big or small. Rotten of Oxford road causing a 882.5666, CONSTRUCTION window cor d s, window chest injury to 1\Ir. Kaspor PROFESSIO~AL paperhang. Cement and Asphalt Work sills, jambs, doors: porch. requiring 24 stitches to close. DrJ\'es • Patios • Floors es, basements, attics, Call The incident apparently SERVE YOU! ing, painting, staining, var. nishing, Italian journcy- Porches • Walks Bill Lynn, 889.0298, stemmed from a number of man, Giovanni_ Reason-' ~:;:g~~t.b~ll~r~~. r~~~~~ ALBERT D. THOMAS ~~~~:~~;~h were occurring able. 268.1646, LiCl'nsed • Insured INC. Koester was arraigned be. GROSSE POI:\TE fireman 778-4271 469-1694 I We arc general contractors, fore Park Municipal Judge will do wall washing, win. ______lOne call takes care of all Beverly C. Grobbel on the downs and gutlers_ 821. D and D SERVICES your building-remodeling felonious driving charge. He 2984. CO;;CRETE TREA TIl"G problems large or smal!. was freed on a total of $192 • 21J-WALL WASHING A:-\D SEALI:-\G PROCESS. TU 2-0~28 bond pending his examina. ------ALSO CO:-\CRETE tion date of Wednesday, Aug. K . MAINTENANCE Com. REPLACE:llE:-\T LETU ust 30, 882-0294 pan)', wall washing, floor, DRIVES, PATIOS, B1>ILDING CmIPANY In addition to the driving cleaning and waxing. Free' PORCHES, WALKS Since 1911 charge, Koesler was wanted IS THE NEW NUMBER TO CALL estimates. 882.0688 Custom Building on two traffic warrants, one -2-1-K---W-I-N-O-O-W---- 779.1832 ' Family rooms our specil,!ty, in The Woods and the other WASHING HAROLD alterations, kitchens. in SI. Clair Shores. ______CHAUVIN TU 2.3222 Farms Officers David Editorial, i.e., News & Society material G. OLMIN ------Beekman and Gerald De~ WINDOW CLEANING CE~IENT CONTRACTOR : BARKER burghgraeve were on patrol SERVICE ALL TYPE OF I CONTRACTORS, Inc. when they heard a Detroit FREE ESTIMATES CE~IENT WORK Modernization • Alerations dispatcher broadcast are. WE ARE INSURED • Walks • Drives • Porches Additions. Family Rooms tlort of a man down in the 372-3022 • Patios • Waterproofing Kitchens & Recreation Areas I rear of the Pointer Pub . • Pre. Cast Steps Estate Maintenance I Upon arrival, an Emergency K.WINDOW Cleaning Com • Tuck Pointing JAMES BARKER :\Iedical Service vehicle was pany. Siorms, screens, gut • Chimney Repair 886.5044 I in the process of conveying .' ters, aluminum cleaned No job too small. 1------:\lr. Kaspor to Saint John 882-3500 Insured. Free eslimates Free Estimates. HARRY SMITH Hospital. tl1:l2.0688, Licensed BUILDING CO. The officers put out a bul. 17 Years in Pointe Established in letin to other area depart- IS THE NEW NUMBER TO CALL A.OK Window Cleaners. Ser 779.8427 882.1473 I Gro~se P~inte Area Since 1~37 ments, describing the vehicle \ vice on storms and screens ______R,'Sldentlal and CommerCIal and the name of the driver. Free estimates. !IIon,!liy BRICK. REPAIRS. W 0 r k Remodeling The description was supplied rates. 521.2459. Display Advertising guaranleed. Porches, chim- Alte,'ations and l\Iai~tenance I' by witnesses in the area. 21 N-ASPHALT WORK neys, sidewalks, basement New Construction Koester was picked up by ------leaks and cracks. Tuck 885.3900 885.7013 I Woods police approximatel" C & J ASPHALT . t J PAVING, INC. Pointing. Free estlma e. FRANK B. WILLIAI\IS, Li. 15 minutes later and ~vas Improve the value of ~'our 719.4245. censed builder. Specializ- taken to .The Far,!!s stahon . home with a professional PORCHES, patios new or re- ing in home up.dating and . Aceordmg to ~vltnesses: a job. Over 20 ~'ears serving built, tuck pointing, brick all minor or major repairs, fight broke out m the dnve • Grosse Pointe in driveways replacement, c a u Ikin g, Porch enclosures doors ad. between the bar and the I and sealing, Free estimates paint sealer with Hi.Tex. jus ted, booksilclves in- Farms D~1icatesse~, 18660 Owner supervised. Refer. Chimney repair and re'l stalled, pan e Iin g, new Mack. Durmg t~e fight, the 882-6900 ences included and insur. built. Basement waler. counter tops, vanities. Code car allegedly driven by Koes. ance, proofing. 29 years experi- violations corrected. For ter was moving down the REMAI NS THE SAM E TO CALL CALL ANYTI:\IE eneI', All work guaranteed. courteous expert assistance drive when it stopped and a 773.8087 Donald l\IcEaehern. 526. in improving YOllr home passenger got out, leaving ---A-S-P-H-A-L-T--- 5646. in any area, please call me the door. open. at The witnesses said the car CONCRETE ANDY'S MASONRY AND 882.7776 then sped up in reverse, Classified Advertising • Old cracked up drives CHrl\1NEY SERVICE. All -~------striking Mr. Kaspor and resurfaced with Asphalt, Masonry and brick repairs, CARPENTny. Brick work, another man at the rear of half the cost of concrete tuck pointing, porches, wa- complete home repairs. 881- the bar . • Circle drives terproofing, Licensed and 7841. Another fight had occurred Subscription Depart ment • Parking lots sealed and insured, Free estimates. ------about 20 minutes before the marked 881-0505. CARPENTRY and all remod- incident, wItnesses said. That • Concrete work, patios, cling. Dishwahers, garbage altercation sent another man drives, sidewalks 21,P-WATER. disposals, Sinks installed. to Saint John Hospital where Accounting Department K & B CONTRACTORS PROOFIN_G C_a_1I_P_e_t_e,_3_4_3_.9_13_1_,a head wound was closed with 881.6013 526.8382 CHAS. F'. JEFFREY 21T-PLUMBING ~ four stitches. AL'S ASPHALT PAVING 882-1800 HEATING ---- Since 1944 • Basement Waterprooling SHOULD HAVE TEST Owner supervision and plan- • Underpin foollngs ELMER'S PLUMBING The ability to hear better ning. Guaranteed quality • Cracked or caved.in walls & H EAT ING in noisy places than in quiet workmanship at reasonable References locations may be the sign of rates. Licensed Insur~d TU 4-4422 a hearing loss, according to ------officials of the Beltone eru. SEAL COATING ELECTRIC sewer cleaning. sade for Hearing Conserva. for in-depth news coverage SPECIALIST COD DENS No footage charge. Tell'- tion. Persotls experiencing State licensed and insurance I CONSTRUCTION phone price. 20 years of this condition should have a References I ESTABLISHED 1924 experience. Call Roemer hearing test at their earliest of all the GROSS~POINTES••• 928.3033 284.5534 All types of basement water- Plumbing. TU 2.3150. convenience, the officials 210-CEMENT AND proofing. 7 years guaran- ALL PLUMBING add. BR tee. References. 886-5565. 1------____ IC_K_W_O_R_K__ i-----____ No Service Charge 21Z-LANDSCAPING ALL TYPE brick, stone, J, W, KLEINER SMALL OR LARGE ------block, concrete, driveways, Basement Waterproofing JOBS TRIMMING, removal, spray. porches and patios, water. All Work Guaranteed ELECTRIC SEWER ing, feeding and stump reo proofing, new and repairs. LICENSED moval. F r I' e estimates. DeSender. 822.1201. II TU 2-0717 CLEAN ING Complete tree service. Ca1 PRIVATE PLUMBER Fleming Tree Service. 774- L. VERBEKE CONTR. ! ------6460. Drives' Walks' Porches! 21Q-PlASTER WORK REASONABLE EXPERT HEDGE AND Patios • Chimneys • Tuck- t ,.. 886-3537 SHRUBBERY TRIMMING pointing. Basement Water. SPEl.'1ALIZING m rep~lr.s ------Joe. After 6. 641,8278. proofing fo~' 18 years. Cracks ellml' BOB DUflE ------S 21 Years in the Pointe5 nated. Cll'an. Jim Black. PLU:\lHING and JlEAT'NG MELD RUM No Job Too Small \V~ll. VA 1.7051. Lieen.~ed M~stcr :Pluml,er 1\\e yo,\\te"e'M Licensed Free Estimates 21 R-FURNITURE SEWER CLEANING, LAN DSCAPING 885-4391 ! REPAIR SPRINKLEIl REPAIR, etc. ______I _~ I Grosse Pointe Wooes "A Name in Landscaping R. R. CODDENS I' UPHOLSTERING 25% off: !l86-3S97 For Over 50 Years" my already 10111 prices. I BUSH AND BED CARE Cemen. t Con t rac tor I Free estimates Free ick. LEAKY Toilets - Faucets? GR~.DING SODDING Faml~Y Busllless for 52 Years I up and d l' . C II PB b Repaired, Sink cleaning, ('LANTING PATIOS • "'h.':,,,1 \'. an~ d repair. war k I 881.2818. e Ivery. a o. VlO. IatlOns. correcte d . Sma I1 SPRING CLEAN UP • ~o Job too small jobs wanted, Master plumb- A Complete Lawn • Driveways and porches : FURNITURE refinished, re.' e1'. Work myself. 884.2824. : Maintenance Service our specialty paired, stripped, any type' ------' 882.0287 882.7201 • Patios of caning. Free estimates. CALL US! : ------• Chimneys 474-8953 or 956.7492. We'll Plumb BLAKE'S • Waterproofin!( ------You LANDSCAPING e~et~'Mee~ • Violations Hepaired YOLTH KITCHE:-\ chairs re. Frank Weir ' • Weekly Lawn Culting CALI, A:-\Y TT:\IF: upholstered in C.S, ;';;lUJ;a. Plhg & Hlg. I • Vacation Lawn Cutting • 886.5565 h,de 372.4:;:15. Since 1925 • Fertilizing . --- -~------• Sodding and Seeding eal l"1'1l0LSTEHI:\G bl' retIred 885.7711 • Shrub and Hedge 1 GHAZI() ('1::\STRt.:CTIO:. \ot $SO:t u')holstcrer, t;O(HI work. 381 Kercheval ' Cement drlvcways, floors, r Trimmin~ patill.\ d any design, Hf'a~ollablc. VA H900. 21 W"'=ORESSMAKING • Shrub Rellloval and porche" ne\': ~telis, old AND TAILORING Planting garag('<; raised and re- 21S-CARPENTER ------' • CommerCial and l,oired, nc'lI' garage dOllrs, SERVICE SEA :\ISTRESS. alterations. Resldentia I zippers, hems, :\lary. 882-' 368.4610 nf'I\' gara gr\ custom bu ilt .~I\'I'l'HAL \V()O[) \ntC'ri"r~ Llcrnse" and in~urefl, 6694. alld ('ablnelry, For home, ------:'>lICIiEL I'ILOHGU' Land. 774-3020 772-1771 "ffl(,I', boat. Hntoration 21Z-LANDSCAPING scaping, complete Sl'rVI('r, _. - -- -_._- - - -, - - \\ ork F:xten.<'I\"1'and un. planting. custom built flag- CHAS, F. JEFFREY lI'.\I:1\ projects prd errl'd THO:\IAS LA:-\DSCAl'l;,\;G ~t()ne, patws 82:~ 1;662 !,YAS(J:'; CO~TRArTOR !I"bl .Judson DI"igner 545. Company 0\11' trnth ycar LIn:\~E)) . I\'Sl'HEIl 4111 or 5463622 lawn cutting, seeding. top THREE C'S • find • Block. S\('ne !ressing, weeding and ('ul . • CClnf'nt Work • AttiCS • Porch Enclosure! tlvating, frrlllizing, wel'd LANDSCAPI NG • WalHproofin~ • Additions • Kitchens ('ontrol, trimming, plant. !ll'"ign in gan1<-ninl', ~.I'('( ]:d • Turk Po:nting • Commercial Buildings ing Our crew leaden ha\'c i,1<; • Pallo<; of an',: k, nl! JIM SUTTON more than 10 years ('xper. • (")111111l'r('I;]1and 1'1" 1<1('1>1,,11 "POIH'HF') A SPF:CL\LTV' 1677 Hrys Dnvr Il'n('e 881-029:!, • l.awn and g;,rd('f1 rnal1l B82.1RoO n' 4 29~2 n: 22436 ll'nance POINTER • Socldlllg and S('(,d]lll: IlHII'K WIIHI\ 1:\'1 EHJ()H afj{1 IT\t('nor LANDSCAPING .1',,\\('r ll"kllll: l\~ Tn K 1'01:'"11:;1; (;11 1"'1I1ry Srl'("i,'illlflg in • Top Soli, S;rnd, 1'",,1 1, I I'll 1(("11ES A:; T) d III I ro:.,. \\ I1pl ()\I. lot (.('rl'cn<;, • Weekly La\ln ('are tlll7ing ('JlI\l'-;r:yS HEIlIIf I I."rt'h.", l';illl'ling and • Brd Work • Trl'l' H(,lTlO\';,] alld [("I',IW 11\'1) HEPA1HEII • BIlshrs Trimnwrl \ ,,01;11 ",n' • Shrill> and 'J 1"1'" 1'1;'111,,,;: /...rh ~Pl((, ~1~Int('T: it!1 ( f' ,\11\',\:\( E \lAl:\'JI,:,,\;.;rE • Fertlli71ng • l.anci'(';l)1(' ll('<,I)~n:,nd (' "" Hfl4-9,'\j2 fJR4 H512 • Sodding • Thattillflg ~trll('tlon 21J-WALL WASHING • 10 Yrars Exprrll'nC', FIIIl\' I.lc('n,(,d ;111:1 h"",,.d . (;rraIt!.1. (,hfl~t • Lin'nsrd ('] ('ment ,\ eh a fJ~'" • Insurrd Grosse Pomte Fireman • Frer Est Imatrs 7fJ7 fJ:l30 !Je.<,ign & Construction S('(' "llr display ;11\ on 1'''':'' :1 Will wall washing and gutters. \' I (' T 0 It 1.,\:'\IlS("t\I'I:\(; do Our Spet'lalty , ' ~ . ('0 l;m n ('a]"(' and ~1l"\\ .. " 821-2984 DAVE BARLOW [('11H,\',,1 fr"(' (',,1]111;,1"" " 885-1900 ('all 82:2 fllHifl aflN ;) 1'111 J - ~------_._---~~-~~------, .:, GROSSE POINTE NEWS ---. -- UNTIL TUESDAY TO PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED WANT AD! USE THE HANDY COUPON ON THIS PAGE OR , CALLUS ON THURSDAY, FRIDAY OR MQNDAY! ., ., ., ., ., "., ".. TUESDAY MORNING ... YOU MAY GET NOTHING ~ . ...' o o BUT A BUSY SIGNAL! 0, .~ - o ... ,for anything and everything from 0' w a lawn mower to a grand piano ... to rent a room or buy'a chalet . ~. to fix up your home 0 •• to sell it, or buy.an estate, it's the place to look .first .for New convenience tor ,fast action. Grosse Pointe ..'iezvs Classified Ads Placing Your AD are your lveekl.y directory to what's new and what's old in the Grosse ClASSlf~~!/LIT! Pointe market place. WRITE IT a. Cl055i~ied Ad5, you. moy lority of Gr055e POInte Neyl5 ad for your conl'entence\,\ A II it takes is a phone call to one With tile e~er ~~O~il~?C;t~Pi~ getti~g thr'o~ghmt~~~O~ea~~~.r 01 ~our5e you\lc~; ~t~~~~5' hove expeflenc . d on tile bottom or. t ong\y urge you CQ you can noW wflte YO~~~.6900. for be5t 5:rvl~e we 5 r of our Classified Ad Counselors for '. in your od 05 U5UO~ I 110wing week'5 pubhcollon. Then order day or Friday lor t e 0 WANt AD ;1 by moil prompt, courteous help on composing WRitE YOUR OWN . f NewS Want Ad your ad, or,'stop by the office any day porn e o.. n G roSse h rates! Compose your .ndicated are ~L :.::;;_..... Monday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Tuesday, • ..... mail. Charges • d d order .t uy " O«ompony ,~ou, ~o, ~., _::-:::::--~ an (nee' 0' mOney ",de' mu ,..- DEADLINE 8 a.m. to 12 (Won! Wednesday, Thurs- • Phone No. count~ as o~~ :so;:o words. Noon TUESDAYS u l12 • Hyphenated war s co . d Add 75<:10' 80' NO day & Friday 8 a.m. to 5p.m. We're . . s permltte . -- • No obbrevlotlon I MONDA'!' 4 P.M. ORM _------~ .. • Changes and cance WANT AD ORDER f I at 99 Kercheval on the hill in Grosse , " - - _------(iitO~Si POINH HiW~ Want Ad tar __ -- I• Pointe Farms. I ~(hedule my d - -' - , I Clm5111catlon Dewe -- • I Dote -'-""'-"-"'- __ '~--- I • , der tor $ --- I I h ck or money or _- , enclosed ,s my c e ADDRESS __ -- I at your servIce ---- I \ NAMe .------• PHONE -~--- • '.AREA CODE -.--- wS 9HellMval. I -JO MULHERIN I C IT'!' . ----' . . D t (irone pOinte Me , I Moll to: Classilied AdverhSl1lCJ ell. Mi(h, 48'1310 . . _" .'--- -- I I (j,one pOInte farms. -- . .' . FNEEDED I I --' '---sEPARAtE SHEEt' O' , -TAMMY POLK \ WRitEYOURA~ 8E:~: ::: ~: :ords_A~clit!~~a~_!!~~~St - l - ANNE MULHERIN \ MiI.l...... ~O\':~ $ --', ...~.~ __ 1:,.uu_./~~ i. -JANET WHEATLEY I \ ,I 2 BO ------I '0 270 _--- .. _' - ~- 330_ I ._-. '\ 320 . I • ----- I" 310 ----.- . 10 370 I -DAWN HOWARD I 'l' 300. 19 3 bO ------.------' I " -)- 18 350 0-3 ------'-400 .)..-- 4.J.Q. '. 340 _----- , _' , _'" --- n 31.0 _.' - - -" 78 0 , \ ------. - ~~ - - - - ~--~---~~~--~~~------~-~-----~------~------~ Page Thirty GROSSE POiNTE NEWS Thursday. August 31. 1978 * * * * Feature Page * * * * Pointers of Interest Shortandto From Another Pointe of Vie'N flJ~nte (Continued from Page 15) the Pointe directions and information about free parking are 833-0048 or 642-4561. Counter Points (Continued from Page 15) * • * By Pat Rousseau Receiving degrees from Denison University, Gran. Another Service Opportunity Fourteen Michigan Cancer Foundation volun- The Evening Tuxedo ... styled for fashionable ville, 0., during spring com. teers from the Mack Avenue Office combined busi- ladies comes in different versions at Walton-Pierce. mencement exercises were ness with pleasure at their monthly meeting in mid. A black crepe vest with a roll satin collar and black SARA R. HENDRIE, daugh. August at the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club, and rhinestone buttons shelters a black crepe dress ter of MR. and MRS. JOHN A. HENDRIE, of Deming The gathering, hosted and sponsored by Anne with satin straps and a side slit to show a pretty lane, Bachelor of Arts with a leg. A double breasted crepe tuxedo jacket tops a Momeyer, of Moorland drive, gave the women an major in French, and HUN. op»()rtunity to initiate plans for a volunteer recruit- slender skirt. Then there is a sleeveless black crepe TER R. NICKELL, son of ment program. . wrap dress with a satin tuxedo roll collar. Looking MR. and MRS.H. KENNEDY is through the dedicated efforts of volunteers for a corduroy coat? One of the smartest we've seen NICKELL, of Lewiston road, It that the MCF, a Torch Drive Agency, is able to pro- is from Cheetahsport. It is made of wide wale cor- Bachelor of Arts with a ma. vide its much-needed services to cancer patients duroy in the color of autumn wheat. It's extra is jor in Speech Communica. Dupont Zepel that repels rain and stain, The per- tion (Mass Media). within Grosse Pointe...... fect choice for sunny or skies that shower. Diane So . , , a plea goes out, for concerned people Von Furstenberg's silver gray poplin is collared Kenyon College, Gambier, who are willing to give a few hours each week, in 0., graduates receiving Bach. with gray dyed opossum and lined with cozy gray the office and/or in the field. elors degrees during spring Think you might be interested? Drop by the pile. If you like the jumper look and feel, you'll commencement exercises in- enjoy wearing the fine corduroy slate blue jumper MCF Office, 21312 Mack avenue, or call 881-2416 to cluded BONNIE S. RIESER, learn how your contribution of time will help peo. with an elasticized waist. It comes with a charm- of Woodland Shores drive, pie in your own community, ing little floral print blouse. Another choice is a Photo by DOVld graduated cum laude with beige wrap jumper paired with its creamy white, MRS. DAVID OLSON, (LEFT), OF BISHOP ROAD, AND MRS, PHILLIP majors in Studio Art and * • • silky blouse. For evening, there's a long platinum A. HALL OF HEATHER LANE Philosophy, and JUDITH M. New Artists Market Season chiffon dress set off by a silver sequinned bolero. WILLIAMS, of Maumee ave. The Detroit Artists Market opens the 1978-79 By Janet MueHer nul', who majored in History. exhibition season Friday, September 15, with its A long mellon chiffon dress is sparked with a bugle They met in San Francisco, Which was odd, first Aran Islands sweater beaded bolero. There's so much fashion to see at last fall. ... * * traditional, multi-media presentation of new works CLEMENT J. STANKIE. Walton-Pierce with more stock than ever before. as they'd both been living in Grosse Pointe for She and David are sailors, by contributing artists. years ... but it took an Industrial Distributors but Nancy, dreaming of a WICZ, whose wife is the Stop in today and park in the free parking lot be- former MARYS. DRISCOLL This first fall show will include paintings and hind Walton-Pierce. Just another convenience for Convention to bring Matina Hall and Nancy Olson fa mil y accessory, dreams drawings, ceramics :tl1d weaving, jewelry, glass and together. They'd accompanied their husbands, (Phil first of a Motor Home. A of.Lakepointe avenue, has re: Walton-Pierce customers. photography, all on view at the galleries in Ran- is president of Hall Industries; David is Michigan sailboat would be lovely, but celved a Bachelor of Science degree in Nuclear Medicine dolph street through mid-October. * * * District Sales Manager for General Electric Carbo- a Motor Home would be Sciences magna cum laude There'll be a 4 to 7 o'clock wine and cheese re- Let The Experts . . . at Mutschler Kitchens, loy), to the West Coast. . GREAT. Inc. design a kitchen that i." truly your own. They from the Rochester Institute ception celebrating the openin/!. "That was three, four Linking Individuals to Needs Nancy has been a board of Technology. The Stankie. • • * have Wood-Mode, Coppes, Rutt and Poggenpohl years ago." As couples and in the Community-went out member of the Assistance wiczes will live in Allen- cabinets. And each is available in a multitude of as individuals, it was a for. early this month. A $15 dona. League to the Northeast The Artists Market, now in its 46th year of con. town, Pa., where Mr. Stan. tinuous operatioll, is a non-profit organization oper- styles, woods, and fini ...hes, including a rainbow of tunate conjunction. tion is entree to the cocktail Guidance Center for the past k.iewicz has accepted a posi- colors to fit your decor. Stop in and see them today Now the Olsons and the party/fashion show. three years. She's active in tIOn as a clinical instructor ated almost exdusively by volunteers. at Mutschler Kitchens, Inc., 20277 Mack Avenue, Halls celebrate holidays to. Patrons, ($40), may make the Grosse Pointe Congrega- in Nuclear Medicine Tech. Chairman for the current year is Mrs, Robert gether. In The Pointe, they're a night of it at the dinner tional Church. She sings in nology. LeFevre, of Lincoln road. First, second, third and 884-3700. both nuClear families: no dance. Ticket information the choir and has been a ...... * fourth vice-chairmen are, respectively, Mrs. Michael * * * relatives in the immediate may be obtained by calling deaconess. Named to the winter term Van Lokeren, of Beverly road, Mrs. Jon H. W. Soap Special . . • at the Notre Dame Pharmacy . • vicinity, other than the chilo 886-8737 or 886.9835. Her First Love Dean's List at Madonna Col. Clark, also of Beverly road, Mrs. H. Hudson Mead 4711 soaJl. You get four bars for $4.50 ... regularly $7. dren. For Nancy Olson, "The' Hutzel Hospital Auxiliary lege were sophomores JEAN of Washi~on road, and Mrs. Ferdinand Cinelli of * * • Cozy Group of Eight French Connection" is tailor. is her first love. "I've been WHITE and CYNTHIA POL- Country Club drive. ' Tina's Dan, 18, just gradu. made. Not only is she work. on the board for two years. HONEYMOONS!! Where to go? ITOWICZ, both Business Ad- Mr, Mead is treasurer. Mrs. Foster Redding of Mr. Q. Travel has two excellent book- ated from Grosse Pointe ing for one of her favorite I'm treasurer now. I've done ~inistration majors, and sen. North High School, is about projects, Operation LINC: everything at Hutzel, from IOrs JAMES RAPPERT a Lakeview court, is secretary, Mrs. John N, Mc- lets to help you plan a trip to an island Naughton, of Edgemont Park, is corresponding sec- . . . California. Colorado, Arizona, to go off to Ferris State. she's working with her fa. pushing the cart to working ~ire Protection and Occ~pa. Steve, 22, works for his vorite fashions, Rive Gauche. in the nursery with the tlonal Safety major, and ~etary,. and Miss Hope Whitten, of Cadieux road, Canada. We extend our warmest wishes father and will attend Michi. And Rive Gauche is where preemies, and I've loved it MADELINE QUAIL, a Busi- IS assIstant secretary. Among members newly- on the beginning of a long and happy gan State University in the she works, literally, at Jacob. all." ness Administration major elected to the board of directors are Mrs. James life together. Travelwise travelers al- fall. son's, part-time but fully Operation LINC runs Hut. all Pointers. ' Draper. of Merriweather road, and Mrs. James Ken- ways ask for Mr. Q. 886-0500. Nancy's Kari, 15, will be a committed to her depart- zel a close second. Nancy's nary, of Moran road. * * * junior at Grosse Pointe South ment. How does she like been active in LINC for More are Richard Platt, Margaret Conzelman Now's The Time ... to shop for High School this year. David, being a Working Woman three years now. Public rela- Pre'view Mary Ja?e Jacobs, Douglas Semivan and Mrs: and if you like layaway pieces of the 10, is still at Maire. again? "I love it!" tions was her job last year. Henry Wmeman, Thanksgiving for eight is Drifts Far Afield This year she's chairman of l!'i, . Spade Christmas Tree pattern ... tea so much better than Thanks- It's a far cry from Public resources - and co-chairman (Continued from Page 15) * * * :'. cups and saucers, Tom and Jerry Mugs, giving for four, and two Health Nursing. That was of "The French Connection." whose h usb and, Marco ~he Artists Market was begun during th~ De- 1J;''. . tidbit trays. Find them at the Squir- cooks have a much better Nancy's original field, and She became involved with NobiIi, designed the new Art preSSIon, tt} offer Detroit area artists a place in rel's Nest, 19849 Mack. time in the kitchen. Especi- she worked as a Visiting LINC through Beverly (Mrs. Wing. which to exhibit their work. * • • ally if they're Matina Hall Nurse in Cleveland when she Roy) Leinweber, whose work Following the preview din. It continues to invite submissions from artists Campus.Bound Students . , . have you put off getting and Nancy Olson, working and her husband were first with LINC through the years ner Dr. Cummings will take living within a 60-mile radius of Detroit. All works those new glasses? Woods Optical studio is standing by to together. married. brought her the first Junior guests on a gallery tour of are. reviewed for acceptance by a professional jury, give you fast service and the styles you want. Classic "I do a lot of baking," says They met when they were League of Detroit CertiCi. the exhibit. It will be open whIch meets the first Wednesday of every month. shapes, thin rims and amber color are the trends. Stop Tina. So does Nancy. Neither 15, students at Massachu. cate of Appreciation this from 9 to 9 o'clock week- Detroit area residents and visitors are encour- by 19599 Mack between' and 8 Mile Roads. , . 882-9711. has to be pushed to the cake setts' Northfield S c h 0 0 1s. year. days and noon to 5 Sundays aged to visit the Market's galleries in Harmonie • * • pan/cookie sheet; for both, Nancy, from G r 1'1' n w i c h, Where LINC's concerned, September 7 to 17. Admis- Park and to participate in its activities. it's a relaxation. Conn., went on to Skidmore. Bev Leinweber's enthusiasm Timely Offering ... at Bijouterie if you buy sion is $2, with a student Memberships, at a reasonable fee, entitle mem- This fall, Nancy and Ma. David went to Yale. They is contagious. And Nancy, entrance fee of $1, a Technos lady's or man's watch, you will get tina are working together married ri~ht out of college. whose nursing in Cleveland bers to invitations to openings all publications and another Technos watch free for a limited time only. out of the kitchen, co-chair- and David's job with United had taken her into the participation in such special' events as visits to Stop at Bijouterie, the diamond and gold place of ing "'rhe French Connection," States Steel toolt them to poorer sections of the city, nator, a clearing house a artists' studios and other opportunities to explore Grosse Pointe, 19860 Mack corner of Huntington. a faoulous evening at Jacob. the midwest. had never lost her desire to bridgebuilder, a catalyst,': the art scene in Detroit. Closed Mondays ... 886-2050. SOil'S in.the.Village featuring His switch from United work with/help inner city The Goals of UNC * * * cocktails and dinner and States Steel to General Elec. residents. Its goals, (again quoting looking for a way he can be munity organizations. Hurry ... to Ed Malizewski Carpeting, 21435 music and a showing of Yves tric brought them from She has lost her desire to Barbara Willett), are 1), to useful? And it pays a bonus divi. St. Laurent's. Rive Gauche Cleveland to Grosse Pointe. return to nursing per se. catalog the needs and reo Make the LINC. dend in goodwill for, through Mack for Lee's Factory Authorized Carpet SALE. clothes, with commentary by This summer they headed Which doesn't preclude go. souJ:ces of the community It ends September 2. Don't miss the savings ... It's a Bargain LINC, the suburban volun. an Yves St. Laurent Paris east again, to vacation on ing back to a medical field and link the needs with the And it's a bargain. For teer and the grass roots city 776-5511. representative. Maine's Squirrel Island. some day ... "But if I go resources; 2) to establish a every cash dollar invested in group come into direct con. • • • It's set for Saturday, SeD' It was Nancy's first time back into anything, it will be medium through which di. Operation LlNC's operating tact. The volunteer learns Ron Ruel Says . . . Why worry about natural tember 9. It begins at 7, back to Squirrel Island in into Parapsychology." verse members of the Great- expenses, approximately $3 about them, and they learn wavy or curly hair? Now the time is right for you. with a cocktail hour. 20 years, result of a meeting A lIappy Commitment 1'1' Detroit community can in goods is collected and dis. about her. Frizz, curls and waves are in. This look can be de- Dinner Dance Follows with an old friend-"she was Bev Leinweber is the rea. .meet and learn from one tributed to qualifying com. A LINC is made. signed just for you through a good cut. Hair that The fashions will be shown in my wedding. I was in son ~Iatina Hall's involved another; 3) to provide LlNC from 8 until 9. after which hers"-who had a place on in LINC. too_Seems as if one volunteers with meaningful is layered so no matter which way you shake your patrons will gather in Jacob. the island and said, "Let me talk with Bev, and one's experiences, utilizing their head the voluminous style will fall right into place. son's St. Clair Room to com. look for one for you .. ." committed: but it's a happ)' time and talents. Ron suggests cut and lamp drying for this sultry plete the evening with a Renews Love Affair commitment. It was established as a prime rib dinner and dancing Looking resulted in find. Matina, like Nancy, is from pilot project of the Junior until 1 in the morning. ing, and the Olsons packed the East, and although she's League of Detroit in 1971,in And there's more . . . the cal' with kids and bags been here since 1963she still response to a suggestion by Mireille (Mrs. Warren S.) and a brand.new Borzoi has a Manhattan shine to her. New Detroit, Inc. The league t. Wilkinson is coordinating a puppy. 70 pounds at seven It's a good look. Matina's officially terminated sponsor. :::~~:~~;;~7~;2~~~~:~~::;~!:~~~~i~~: ColorJ1i~u..~ktin'l 1t,t",.,,/ &J" pumJ . 17010 Mack, * * * display of French antiques months, (every family needs just back from a trip to New ship of Operation LINC this n from DuMouchelle's and Dan. one). and headed east, and York to visit her family. ~une. LINC continues, with 53_ .. _ __ __ Pointc Park. uniforms furn. contracts fnr the Gond struction will begin in the Grosse Pointe area, GROSSE POINTE EMPlt.OYMENT GE~EHAL HELP required, I ished. transporlation re-! Hou~('k('('plni: Shops. Good beginning the middle of September" 1978, two '4-HELP WANTED full lime, $3.50 to $4.50 per quired. rail Chid of Police ' ~alary and benefils, H,'urs GENERAL I days per wcck onl) .. Limited avaIlabIlity. Wnte _ ...... _ .. _ _ - i Come into our attractive new offIces to discuss hour to start. for light 27400 10:30 a m to 7.:~O 5 davs or telephone collect between 9-3 p.m, No week. BABYSITTER for 2 chilo I your employment needs and objectives. waTl'house and mainten. __8~._:__ .:. _._ ._ ~ I includinl: Saturdays, 962- ends. dr('n, .') and 9. Own trans- I Ask for Gloria or Jeannettc. All interviews arc anl'(' - night guard _ DRIVERS - Small schoo!: 9850. ('xlen~lOn 276. kept in strictest confidence. oriv('r, W. D. Gale, Inc, buses. must have good dm'- ~.-_._-- -.-. MRS, S, KAZAN portation or within walk-I 64 O:lt 1"11 . d 821 53311 ' r.\ RT Tn!E dental as~\slanl. ing distance of Cloverly: l 561 Pleasant Avc. 18514 Mack Ave. (at Cloverly Road) o I. . LOt_I..921.4~30, i ~ !ng _rccor. ~ .. '~ morninl:s :\tatufl'. r<'!iabl,'. and Charlrvoix, 8 a,m. to Highland Park Grosse Pointe Farm.~ ~IIRSES AIDES needed, St, i DRIVERS full or part time, rr~ponslb\(" W 0 man for Illinois 60035 6 p,m. or 11 a,m 10 6 p.m, ' Anne's N u r sin g 1Iomc. WIll train all shifts, 3531 I'h'asant <1 Tt',:il' l\.ill,,' ,,(, 885.4576 PHONE 312-433.5249 Monday. Friday. Call 88.'>. 6232 CadlCux. 886.2502. Barham, TU 5.5555 fire, Will Ir,un 884 ~700. 5958 :tUer 6 pm, - •••••• 5IIIS•• __ •• __ a_... 'lIIlt."__ • __ •••• ,. __ •••• U.'.5 "."IIIIIICe-t .5.1IlIII'1I5•• 4"'"•• ,•••. 2'_4••••• 2145---'.' ------~