Grosse Pointe ~ws Grosse Pointe, Michigan, Thursday, May 26, 1983 30 cents 42 Pages Vol 44 - No. 21
Long may MADD seeking she wave The grounds of the War Memorial will be the location of menlbers, will lakeside Memorial Day Ser- vices at 11 a.m. Monday, May 3D, honoring those who gave their lives in World Wars I and II the Korean War and Viet Earth mirth monitor courts N~m. The program will include the raising and half masting of They're really mto dirt over colors, presentation of the Gold By Tom Greenwood who's already been through what on Roslyn Road Seems that they're experiencing" Star Honor Roll, a concert per- about 15 years ago George Til North and South stude-nto; at- formed by the Detroit Com- ton and a neighbor decided to tending senior proms this year MADD believes there are many munity Music School's pro~es- Jointly purchase a yard of top- will find sometlung extra in the people out there needIng theIr sional brass ensemble, placmg soil and spread It over theIr pockets of their rented tuxedos or help. According to their mforma- of wreaths, volley, taps and yards 10 their corsage boxes. tion approxImately three persons echo. Portions of the ceremony die ~aily 10 MIchigan 1D alcohol will be conducted by the VFW They'll be receiving cards from While domg so, a few neigh- related accidents; in the nation as Post 393, American Legion Post bors drifted over to help, and the Wayne County chapter of a whole, one person is killed every 303, the U.S. Marine Corps, Boy the next thing you know It turn- MADD (Mothers Against Drunk 23 mmutes In such crashes Scout Troop 156, Girl Scout ed into an informal male coffee Drivers) urging them not to drink Troop 125 and Brownie Troop' and drive at prom and graduatIon klatsch. Recogmzlng a good One out of every two Ameri- 972. The invocation will be by thing when he saw It, George time. cans will be mvolved in an alcohol Reverend John S. Burkhart of related accident in their lIfetime, decided to have a dirty party St. Clare de Montefalco and MADD which has established a yet only one of every 2,000 drunk every year, mmus the dirt the benediction by Reverend branch 'organization in the drivers is ever arrested, and the Accordmg to Mrs. Tilton, the Pointes, is getting aggressive .in Edward A.M. Cobden Jr., of chance of receiving a severe pen- Christ Church. The Woods male only entourage gathers Its drive for members and Its alty is mathematically msigmfi- fIght against drunks who maim Beautification and Historical early in the a.m. on Memorial cant. Day, Fourth of July and Labor and kill. commissions will sponsor a "Death caused by a drunk driv- "Display Your Flag" Memorial Day for coffee, cake and some "MADD bas grown so fast serious "lie swapping." er is 'the only socially accepted Day Observance Monday from throughout Michigan that the form of homicide," said Sue Lan- 10 to 10:30 a.m. at the Veterans The wives have had a few Wayne County chapter is estab- dis, vice-president of the Wayne Memorial Parkway Circle of lishing a separate sub-group for parties of their own, but aren't County chapter of MADD. Honor at Vernier and Mack. quite as intense about it. Mrs. the eastside, including all the The program includes an in- Tilton said the parties have Pointes East Detroit, St. Clair Sue and her husband Lee, pres- vocation by Reverend Stanton been f:juch a hit that neighbors Shores ~nd Harper Woods," said ident of the chapter, lost their Wilson, associate minister of who've moved away have made Debbi Gryn, vice-president of the youngest son to a drunk driver 10 the Grosse Pointe Woods Pres- an effort to come back just to eastside branch organization. October, 1981. The 20-year-old byterian Church and a welcome attend. driver served four months of a six address by G. Bruce Feigner, "Each county is allowed only month sentence in the Detroit By the way, in case of bad one chapter, and Wayn.e County.is retiring principal at Grosse House of Corrections, five years of Pointe North High SChool. The weather the men just move" so big we had to establish four dif- probation, lost his drivers license Music Makers of the Grosse their lawn chairs into George's ferent regions to handle the large for two years and had to attend an Pointe Men's Club under the di- garage, or that of neighbor numbers of persons interested in alcohol awareness program. Tom Clark The first party of MADD We held a meeting a week rection of Frank Seydler will 1983 is scheduled for this com- ago attended by 50 persons. In "It was a good, fair sentence A provide music for the cere. mony. The public should bring ing Monday morning. that group, abou~ 30 had bE:en vic- stiff one," said Ms. Landis. tims of drunk drlvers, havmg lost lawn chairs. In case of rain, the One lump or two? someone in an alcohol related ac- "We got information from Cal- program will be held in the CIdent." ifornia, where MADD originated, council chambers of the Woods Halloween IV on how to start our own chapter Municipal Building, 20025 Mrs Gryn got involved with Currently, there are 10 active Mack. In a rare display of unan- MADD for two reasons: first as chapters in Michigan with six imity, members of the Park the mother of four little boys who more on line. Many of our mem- Council voted Monday night to will be adult drivers someday and bers are victims. One woman lost suggest limiting hours of trick- as a emergency room nurse her father, mother, brother, twin Joint venture picking up steant or-treating for up coming Hal- sister, niece and her own child in "The problem WIth my sons will loweens to between the hours of drunk driving accidents. Since she resolutions in ~arch and April 6 lI,nd 8 p.m. CnlP up some.day in the future/, By Mike Andrzejczyk up a prelImmary 11st of possibili- she said. "They'll drive, they'll was divorced at the time, she was OffIcials from the Pointes and ties, City Manager Thomas expressing interest in the MAC left without anyone. Completely The ldea of limiting the probably drink and will be on the Harper Woods have put together a Kressbach said. study. MAC, a non-profit, private alone." hours, thus -providing more road with drunk drivers I want to working group to discuss the pos- corporation affiliated WIth the After the group has decided safety for the klddies, was teach them right now. sibility of sharing certain services Southeastern Michigan Council of brought before the council by Besides actively recruiting which services offer the citl€s the members, MADD is also begin- between the six citles Governments, is helping to fund Diane Marston, of Balfour "As a nurse, so many times I've best pOSSIbility of cost-savings, similar studies for five other ning to closely monitor the courts Road. Ms. Marston, who first had to tell parents 'I'm sorry, he The working group, made up of improved efficiency or offer a new, community coalitions. presented the request to the was D.O.A. at the emergency involved with drunk dnvmg cases. cIty managers from Harper necessary service, the request will council last April, said she room.' The E.R. is an excellent The purpose of the mOnItoring is Woods, the Woods, Shores, Park be fbrwarded to Metropolitan Cooperative projects could be in checked with PTO's at Maire, place to refer victims for help; to to determine if prosecuting attor- and City, along WIth Farms Police Corporatlon, he added. any of a number of areas, Kress- Pierce, Defer and Chnstian let them know someone cares (Continued on Page 2A) Chief Robert Ferber, has drawn Councils in the SIX CIties passed bach said. The Joint projects in- Day schools and all said it was clude central dispatch and prison- a "'good" idea. While there er transportation, tornado warn- were no probl~s in the Park :~;: ing systems or emergency pre- last year, there have been in- ~'* paredness plans, a specialized stances in the past where kids Closings, salaries , equipment pool, gun range and were mugged for their candy. ~ jomt training programs for city employes, he added. Incidentlally, absent from In reviewmg the projects, the Monday's night's meeting were dominate campaign working group tried to look at the Councilmen Tony Spada and By Joanne Goulecbe solidated based on the knowledge interests of ea~ community and Roger McNeill. I have gained in 11h years on the find ways to prioritize" those ThIS week the News continues citizens adVisory group and listen- most desired by the communitieS", Mea Culpa its interviews with the candIdates ing to the mput sessions. When he Kressbach said. for the ,June 13 Board of Educa- (Dr. Brummel) fust announced Looks like Monsignor tion election. In last week's issue, After the project or projectS are Francis X. Canfield got his his plan, I liked the basis of it, the News pnnted interviews with although at that time, I had some selected, a detailed study request cassock in a sling last week. incumbent Dorothy Kennel candi- wil be forwarded to MAC, he said. Accordmg to Farms police re- reservations The more input ses- dates Frank Stellingwerf and sions I go to and see the problems Although a decision may be made ports, the monsignor was walk- Sharon Fasher. Today, the News in the near future, no tlmetable mg his sIx-year-old St Bernard raised, I guess I can tell you If it publishes Its recent interviews came down to a vote today (on the has been set for the beginmng of "Sudden Sam" in S1. P.aul's with four other candidates in the plan), I would vote no. There are the study, he added parking lot when suddenly Sam school board race, Vincent LoCic- broke away some problems, but that IS not to The idea of cooperatIve ven. ero, Thomas Peters, David Rus- say they aren't insurmountable sell and Anthony Skomski. tures doesn't mean consolidation, Running with his leash trail- What happens to the buildings if School board candidates (clockwise, beginning top left) David Rus- but a way offer better serVIces Candidates' responses follow to ing behInd, "S.S " made a ~ee they are consolidated doesn't af- sell. Vincent LoCicero, Thomas Peters and Anthony Skomski. for the dollar, Kressbach saId. each questIOn. line for another dog bemg fect the qualIty of education, but It The communities now have a walked (WIth permission) on Vincent LoCicero does have an impact on the com- number of cooperatIve ventures (Continued on Page ZA) munity. I think it's important to gomg, including mutual aId for p0- A former president of the have some Informatton on the lice and fire departments, solid Deadline change Trombly school PTO, LoCIcero, of possible future use of those build- waste disposal through the Grosse the Park, served on the citizens ings. When I was chairman of the Deadlines for buying ad ver- Pointe-Clinton Refuse DIsposal advisory committee study10g the advisory group's facilitles com- Authonty and cable teleVISion tisements and submittIng press future organization of the Grosse mittee, I got four or five mquiries releases for the June 2 issue of Pomte pubhc schools. LoCicero, expressing mterest m the bUIld- In some areas, combmmg the News WIll be changed be- an attorney, was chairman of the ings. There is interest. equipment and personnel makes a cause of the Memorial Day commIttee's facilities group, Q. The administration has pro- project that would be too expen- holiday. For that issue only, which studied alternative uses for posed a $33 million budget to run SIve for one commumty less ex- deadlines WIll be as follows: vacant school buildings The can- the school system through the pensive for SIX, he said A speCIa- • News and sports press re- didate also is active on the Park's 1983-84 school year. Assuming the lized eqUipment pool could gIve CI- leases - 5 P m FrIday, May recreatIOn committee course of past budgets, should the ties access to specIalIzed equIp- ment for certalO departments that Zl Q. What made you decide to run district operate on a million dollar for a board seat? surplus, especially in light of de- could be used ,by all the cltles but • DIsplay ads for Sports and clining enrollment? IS too expensive for one to own or the second sectIOn - 4 pm. I've always been involved in mamtalO. FrIday, May 27 community affair&, WIth PTOs, Definitely. I think any business the recreatIon c'~lttee in that runs on a break-even baSIS IS Joint trammg projects for em- • Display ads for general run Grosse Pomte Park I ve always askmg for trouble. I don't thmk ployes could be m code enforce- - 11 a.m Tuesday, May 31 enjoyed that. I decIded I should people in the commumty want ment and Inspectlons, Kressbach (Continued on Page 2A) Efforts to call classIfIed ads and could take It further and ~et program cuts The board should involved I think I have somethmg run the school system on th~. basIS In before 5 pm FrIday, May to contribute and I'd like to give it of creating a surplus. How much fIscally responSIble and want to 27, also Will be appreciated a try. of a surplus is another question consolidate schools The Grosse POInte News office 'Greatest' sale begins Sunday Maintammg a surplus sounds like Will be closed Monday, May 30 Q. This month teachers will Grosse POlnte's Greatest Ga- Will run from 11 a m to 5 p m My campaIgn commIttee hopes good busmess to me. begin negotiations on a new con- rag~ Sale returns thiS weekend to Sunday and Monday, May 29 and to do some door-to- 1/ Thursday, May 26, 1983 Page Two-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Bryant hosts Buscaglia MAnD watches courts Ron Nilson, resident of Grosse best-selling book Buscaglia. a (Continued from Page lA) appoint one person to stay sober Umverslty of Southern California rax~r. Pomte Farms, sang hiS own ong- neys and judges enforce current and see the others home. At the inal song to popular author and professor, writes and tours the Municipal Bond laws in prosecuting and sen- next party that person can drink Buyers Please lecturer Leo Buscaglia and the 500 country exhorting people to keep tencing those persons accused of and someone else can stay sober. people assembled to hear Dr learning and growmg and to reach drunk driving; to identify attor- call to receive BuscaglJa In the State House out to each other and care about neys and judges whose activities "Many students have told us our weekly mun- Chambers m Lansmg last Friday each other. they're afraid to call home after Icipal bond list result in dispositions wtuch are in they've been drinlung, or someone morning The program was the latest in the best interest of victims of :: Buscaglia was addressmg the the L.E A D.• Legislative Educa- drunk drivmg cases and to collect who drove them to the party IS 313.469.0451 MIChigan Legislature and staff on tIOn and Development, series of data which will help MADD in drunk," added Mrs. Gryn "We the tOPiC of "Living, LOVing, workshops and learning exper- actuevmg its goals and objectives tell them to call other friends or I:.earnmg and legislating" a title Iences conceived and headed by with vIctims of drunk dnvers. the parents of friends to pick them ClrpltlIiII 'expanded {rom the name of hIS local State Rep. WJlliam Bryant up. The Idea behind MADD is ed- ucation and public awareness ~. "We don't advocate that mem- Road sags bers of MADD wear their MADD That, and the ability to help VIC- buttons to court." said Mrs. Gryn. tims of drunk drivers" -\. in the Park "It can be hazardous to their The Grosse Pointe Academy .04\ Persons mterested in more in- A two.by.four foot case People can look upon us as formatIOn on MADD can write announces: sectIOn of concrete rebels. They see us taking notes MADD, 3690 Somerset, DetrOit .....r'"--_e.... . collapsed Sunday and become suspicious. Wear a 48224 Dues for the orgamzatlOn ~"\,- evening, May 15, on button and people can think you're ~ .. are $20 per person per year; $40 ....\r ~ , • Devonshire Road in bitter and out for revenge. That's per family or $100 per orgaruza- -..;...' ll\ Academy Adventures the Park not the case with MADD. We're tion According to police. not out for revenge" Ages 11-15 years the Department of Other misconceptions related to Public Works was MADD are that. only mothers or Coed ~i working on a water relatives of victims can belong. '~)i/~1-v ., mam in the area. The The organization is open to any- ..~ section, near the curb, one, including smgle adults and - Back Packing Trips to the ~ gave way after seep- "'- - married couples WIth or without age apparently chl1dren. Smokey Mountains washed away the road bed, pollce said. The organization is also begin- ning to establish a group called June 1 9~Ju#n e25- / pictUr~mean Barricades were ~--;--~----,,~ placed around the col- SADD (Students Against Drunken • "11" '~lt\ TriP 1 lapsed section by the Drivers>. Members deliver lec- memorieS. (Continued from Page lA) \..f.. ~', \, \~". July 31 - August 6- Public Works depart- tures to students approaching LET us PROCESS YOUR KODAK the grounds of the Grosse ment, who continued drinking age ill high schools. Mrs 4J Trip #2 OR COMPA TlSLE COLOR PRINT working on the water Gryn estimates 400 cards urgmg Pointe Academy and "viciously FILM AND GET ... main. students not to drink and drive attacked" the smaller animal. - Canoe Trip on the ~ were distributed at North High In the ensuing fli~ht, the S1. COLOR PRINTS Real estate School's recent JUnior prom. Bernard broke the other dog's Au Sable River' . office robbed Happily, not one drunk driving re- hind leg, poSSIbly inflicted in- lated accident was reported. ternal Injuries and bit the hand August 14 - August 19 . C~us A real estate office "Another misconception is that of the man trying to break up ~TIOfUol on Mack Avenue in D£\lELOI'lHC we're against drinking in and of the fight. - Bicycle Trip to CHA.lCE the Park was broken itself," said Mrs. Gryn "That's EA. into sometime be- Wish we could report the Northern Michigan not true either. We have nothing- monsignor's dog. then ran into 10 tween 7 p.m. Tuesday, against people having a good St. Paul's and barked for sanc- r------l May 17, and 8:30 a.m. time. Just don't drink and drive. July 11 - July 22 Wednesday, May 18, tuary, but it just didn't end that If people drink at a party, call a way. Perhaps "Sudden Sam" These Adventures promise to be lots of fun' ! COLOR PRINTS: police reported. cab for those whp are drunk. Or According to re- should change his name to A learning experience to remember for ports, the thieves used "Sudden Jam." 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According to spokesman Susan Glass, the group has sent ques- tionnaires to each of the seven school board candidates, polling the contenders about their views on Supt. Kenneth Brummel's ten- tative school consolidation plan. One of the questions asks candi- date. if they feel current enroll. ment projections warrant school cl011np in Grolse Pointe. The two board members elected in nlxt month's election will vote on the superintendent's plan this November. Last week, Mrs. Gla .. said tome c:mdldatas have returned the questionnaires and added the QEC 1s considering endorsements before the election, which Is only two weeks away. "We're in effect trying to elect the best candidates who are sym. pathetic to our point of view," she said. The QEC was formed last month to urge the Board of Edu- Pholot by Tom Gnronwood cation to delay its vote on Supt. The Board of Education is Brummel's plan to close four considerIng a plan to close elementary schools by next fall. down these four elementary That controversial vote was to sehools (clockwise. beginning 13. have taken place on June But top in Farms, 9 left) Kerby, the at the board's May meeting Defer, in the Park, Barnes, in president Dorothy Kennel an- the Woods, and Mason, in the nounced trustees decided to delay Woods. The proposal is design- their vote until Nov. 14 ed to bolster curriculum and The delay was requested to save the school system money allow for more community input in light of Its more than 40 per- to and give trustees an opportun- cent decline in enrollment over ity to study the proposed K.5, 6.8, 9-12 grade plan more carefully, the last decade. Mrs. Kennel said. Dr. Brummel ba. now called for community groupi concerned with the future or ganizatlon of the echool system to come up with al- ternatives to hill plan by an Aug. 1 deadline. By late summer..or early fall, the .chool board and ad- ministrators are expected to lilt down with the community groupe, including the QEC, to discUlI al. ternatJvn to the Pointe's decUn- inS enrollment problem. The ad. mlnlltration will pretent ill final plan to the board on Oct, 10. The .uperintendent tla. a.ked concerned ,roups to "priorltize" illuel in crlvefopin, alternative propel.lJ for school conlOlidatlon, lncludin, Issul. of maintaining the neiiJ1borhood school concept, the tbree middle .choal atten- dance areal and the two high IChooI.. " + "That list of priorities is not nearly an adequate list," said QEC member Mrs. Glass, whose group includes represent'atives from every school district. "It's difficult to prioritize. If you prioritize, you have to understand all the facts. We're not satisfied with that." (Continued on Page 4A) WE LOVE RETIREMENT AT ~stival •In . 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LEES, DDS Three courts have agreed that a slOn to the Michigan Court of Ap- Park the files, Detroit handed 33 foot stnp of land on Detroit's peals, whIch upheld the lower troit from collecting those taxes, and made his rulIng permanent them over before a hearing on the GENERAL DENTISTRY eastern border actually belongs to court In 1981 It appealed agaIn to SUIt was held. the Park But the Grosse POinte the MICt:Igan Supreme Court in May 5 And Grosse Pointe offiCIals are Ar. Pl.... d To Announce The ~ity is ~aving to fIght Inch-by-inch 1982 and the court refused tp hear .still not sure they've heard the Addition Of Evening And to get It the case Before the Park could add the dIsputed land to Its tax roles, It last of the case. ASSIstant City At- Saturday Appointments The latest round In what has be-' It was after the Supreme Court torney James Walsh said he ex- For The Convenience had to sue Detroit under the Of Our Patients come the Wayburn Road legal deciSIon that DetrOIt sent out the Freedom of Information Act in pects DetrOIt may appeal Bur- epic was decIded May 5, when 1982 property tax bIlls, argulllg order to receive assessing infor- dick's deciSIOn to the Michlgan Circuit Judge IrWin BurdIck or- that the earher rulIngs pertaIned mation from DetrOIt's files After Court of Appeals, again _ New Patients Welcome - dered DetrOIt to repay some to Income taxes only Judge Bur- \ $35,000 In 1982 property taxes that It billed to resIdents The home- Woods passes satellite dish ordinance 18100 MACK Gros •• Pointe 884-6680 owners have untIl June 5 to pay reads. The PlannIng CommissIon Last month, the Shores passed a up WIthout penalty to DetrOit, The Woods City Council last WIll then hold a pubhc heanng on similar ordInance to control the whICh has been ordel ed to turn week passed an ordInance settmg the applIcatlOn and notify proper- antennas, which are used to re- the money over to the Park regulatIOns for the installatIon of ceIVe signals transmitted from a batellIte dlsh antennas more than ty owners within 300 feet of the But cIty offICIals are doubtful property requestlllg the antenna satellite for conversion into televi- three feet m dIameter. sion or sound. when they'll receive the funds and The ordmance, whIch takes ef- After the hearIng, the Plannlllg NEEDEXTRA SPACE FOR- there are stIll other questIons m fect the second week of June, re- Commission Will then either deny Science whizzes litigation an!:>Ing from the de- qUIres permIts tor the InstallatIOn or approve the applicatIOn CondI- cade-long boundary dIspute The tions mav be set by the commIs- A SUMMER VACATION? of .',~telllte dish 3nte'1!1R{,<' bmlt in take rIrst pla('e res,ldents of west Wayburn and sion for approval the open and not contamed in a Eight Grosse Pomte Academy Barrmgton are fIghtIng a separate bUIlding. The ordInance does not The condItIOns can relate to the A WEEKEND AWAY? action m clrcwt court over return landscaplllg, locatIOn, SIze, eleva- Middle School students recently apply to dIshes less than three won first place in the Science and of thousands of dollars of mcome feet m dIameter mounted on the tlOn, screenIng or fencing of the taxes they have paId to the city structure, accordlllg to the ordin- Engineering Fair of Metropolitan Ren. A New Dodge roof of a bUIldmg Detroit at Cobo Hall. And Detroit offICIals are threaten- An apphcatlOn for installatIon of ance ing agaIn to appeal BurdIck's de- No appltcation WIll be approved Takmg the first place honors a dIsh antenna IS to be submitted were Todd Osann, Earth and cislOn to higher courts, accordIng to the Department of Safety In- for installation In a front yard, a VAN! to Park attorneys Side yard setback area or If the Space Science, Lisa Walke, Life spections The applIcation must Science; Meghan Brady, Life SCi- FOR AS LOW AS contam a sIte plan for the anten- proposed dish exceeds yard co- The old border hne between the verage estabhshed for bUIldIngs, ence; Randy Osann, Earth and city and suburb was thought to na, Includmg bUlldmg elevations, Space Science; Cameron Yates, 95 a picture or sketch of the struc- accordmg to the ordmaroce. De- run through the center of homes nIals may be appealed to the Life Science; Angela Hughes, Life 529 A DAY ture w!llch would be exposed to on Wayburn's west SIde and came council sitting as a boaro of ap- SCience; Tanya Powell, Life SCi- Air, Stereo, Cruise mto dispute when homeowners vIew from adJacent propertIes and ence; and Ted Evans, Physical the dImenSIOns of all bUIldIngs, lot peals Control, Tilt Wheel. protested the assessment of De- SatellIte dishes In existence be- Science. hnes and setback lines established "We Specialize in Customer Satisfaction II troit's Income tax in the early fore the effective date of the or- Second place honors were 1970s by the city's zoning ordmance awarded to David Van Osdol, CALL NOW FOR RESERVATIONS The applIcatIOn Will be submit- dmance will be ~randfathered in, A circuit Judge upheld the under the proviSIOn, but Will be- Earth and Space SCience; Tracy ted to the Planmng CommisslOn Park's argument m 1979 and sald come non:conforming structures, Inman, Physical Science; and A~~DE 884.7210 the border - establIshed bv a 1907 along With recommendatIOns con- Corbin Hankins, Life Science. cernmg screening, landscapIng, subject to the ordinance if they Irn:::.«UI 882..0110 act of the Legislature - was ac- are to be moved or relocated, the Student Bill Robb was honored LEASII'I( ~ 130 Kercheval "on the hill" tually 33 feet west of the old lme fencmg from the Safety Inspec.,- ordmance reads with a special award, Detroit appealed the circUlt decI- tions Department. the ordlllance • ENGRAVE fine ..A .. 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This response ist who died a few years ago, once described mdlCated that she has not been just a rubber- the role of the journalist in a democratic so- stamp for the school admimstrahon but has ciety in these words: contmued to show initiative of her own in de- "If the country is to be governed with the veloping school poliCIes. We thmk that is part 1 merelv ashecl it consent of the governed, then the governed of the responsibility of a good school board about my rJw1c~ must arrive at opinions about what their gov- member. .ernors want them to consent to. How do they do Asked whether she favored a public referelJ- for another term. thIS? They do It by hearing on the radio and dum on the school closmg issue, Mrs. Kennel readmg in the newspapers what the corps of said she did not. She feels the board should correspondents tells them is going on in Wash- stand up and be counted on such an issue but mgton and in the country at large and in the points out the board is still listening to the world. community reaction to the tentative reor- "Here we perform an essential service ... ganization plan proposed by Brummel. She we do what every sovereign citizen is supposed does think there is a need, however, for school to do but has not the time or the interest to do reorganization because the declining enroll- for himself. This is our job. It is no mean call- ment means that some schools are operating on ing and we have a right to be proud of it and be a less than viable basis. glad that It L., our work." Recommending a second candidate is even more difficult. None has ever served on the THOSE WORDS EXPLAIN why the Grosse board although one, Sharon Vasher, made a Pointe News is covering the school board elec- strong race four years ago. But among the six tion campaign in its news and editorial col- remaining candidates, we think that Vincent umns. For even in a small community such as LoCicero - would serve as the most effectIve the Pointes, there are people who have neither board member on the basis of his experience the time nor the interest to obtain the informa- and background. bon about the qualifications of the candidates A LAWYER WHO has been involved in com- 1 11 that is required to arrive at a meaningful deci- munity affairs, including the parent-teacher :11 1 11 sion when they go to the polls. The News does organizations in the schools attended by his its best to provide that information for them. children, LoCicero served on the citizens advis- 0{{m:Q1\)~~ All seven candidates are qualified to a de- ory committee and chaired the subcommittee gree. All seven live in the Pointes. All have had on school facilities which dealt with the future experience with the school system as parents use of the buildings. Perhaps because of that or teachers or both. All want to preserve qual- experience, he feels that what happens to any ity education. And all have opimons about the closed school buildings is important, not be- reorganization plan that has become the No.1 cause of its effect on the quality of education issue in the school board campaign. directly but because of its effect on the com- Grosse Pointe's school issue is unique As we have said before, the Pointes are for- munity in general. tunate that so many qualified and interested panding continuing education reflect the distances some LoCicero is convinced the schools will have to To the Editor: younger children will be re- citizens are willing to run for the board. It is a This letter is written be- programs, and the availability be consolidated but feels that the superinten- quired to travel to school or somewhat thankless task in a time of reor- cause our families have been of the school buildings and dent's original reorganization plan should be the fact that perhaps 6 year ganization. And it takes a good deal of time and Grosse Pointe residents for sites for hundreds of com- revised. He also feels that the recent election in munity programs each year, olds shouldn't be going to effort to become acquainted with all of the which the three-year millage levy was renewed several generations and we problems and facets of the school system. So feel that the planned reorgani- are benefits that go far beyond school with 13 year olds. They for three years by only a small margin reflect- simply offering the student an do not reflect the inequity in the community owes a debt to the seven candi- ed community concern. He thinks the voters zation of the schools would be dates who have filed for the two positions to be most detrimental to our com- excellent education. the fact that Grosse Pointe were sending a message that they wanted While it is true that Grosse Woods pays 30 percent of filled in the June 13 election. something done to consolidate the schools but munity and its children. We Having said that, however, we still think sev- most recently resided in St. Pointe has experienced de- school taxes and will lose two that they still wanted strong schools. clining enrollment in the past schools (SO percent of the clos- E:ral people have outstanding qualifications to LoCicero believes that Brummel has been an Clair Shores and made a con- serve on the school board. We think that Dor- scious choice to return to few years, just as have most ings). They do not reflect what excellent superintendent. He saw Brummel in other districts, it does not WIll happen to property values othy Kennel deserves to be reelected because of action during his service on the citizens com- Grosse Pointe (Woods) ex- her service during the past four years, because pressly because of the excell- share the problems of other when the schools close. mittee and approves of the way the superinten- school districts which lead of her experience as a kindergarten teacher in dent handles himself in public and makes him- ence of the school system and ultimately to school closings. Investigate surrounding the Grosse Pointe schools, and because of her self available to' the community. the affording of opportunities continuing interest in maintaining quality ed- that were not available to our Passage of the recent school school systems which have While LoCicero does not support a public ref- mill~ge is proof that people in ucation in the system. erendum on any school closing plan, he does three children ip the prev~ou& closed, schools in recent years. QrD.$,se ~oint~ J;'ijijl~e.., ,W~ How(Jmany children are in£ a think it was wise for the board to postp,one its dj&tJ:ict, ,: 'j' th¥t. WE TIDNK HER responses to, several of our The Grosse Pointe public must pay for what we want classroom'? What is the lavat- questions during our interview were especially decision on Brummel's tentative proposal. He and we are willing to do it. ory atmosphere? feels that the community did not get much in- school system has been in the meaningful. When asked why she was running business of educating its citi- They realize, also, that the again, she replied that she was doing so for two volved in the school reorganization issue during amount they pay for what they Dr. Brummel has been here the citizens committee hearings and that there zens for over 60 years. For all reasons: She felt that that a second term could that time, the quality of the receive is a bargain compared but a short time. He was be more productive because she had learned as should be more public input before any reor- to surrounding areas. Further, brought here at the recom- ganization plan finally is approved by the school system and the quality she served her first term. And she said that of life in the community it there are currently over 400 mendation of Dorothy M. Ken- board. having been a part of the board that brought serves have been of the high- homes for sale in the Grosse nel, current president of the Superintendent Kenneth Brummel to the While we have said that we recommend Mrs. Pointes. Who knowS how many school board. He owns no pro- Kennel and LoCfcero because of their outstand- est possible caliber. The sy- Pointes, she felt it would be wrong to saddle stem's students score consis- new students will be enrolling perty in Grosse Pomte, there- him with two new members at this time. We ing qualifications, we do not wish to demgrate in the next few years? fore pays no property taxes any of the other five candidates. Our opinions tently in the top percentiles felt that those were honest and important an- nationwide and a majority of The present school admini- and has no vested interest in swers to that question. are based on our study of the candidates' back- stration, after months of the long term property values. grounds, qualifications and answers to ques- these same students are able Asked whether she supported Brummel's ten- to continue their education for study, and with little regard If experience can be our guide, tative reorganization plan, she said she did so tions posed to them in our interviews. Others for the results of the study or he will likely not be here more who have the opportunity to review the same this reason. Many of these in part but that she had become convinced that people return to Grosse Pointe of the wants of the citizens, than a few years, moving on to some changes would have to be made. That is material may come to different conclusions. In has arbitrarily decided that greener pastures and leaving fact, we think the community will be well af~er completmg their educat- why she and the rest of the board had decided ion and choose to remain, with four elementary schools will Grosse Pointe residents with to postpone a decision on the superintendent's served by the election of any two of the seven be closed within the next year what is left of the school sy- candidates on June 13. their families, so that they, original proposal until next fall and asked him too, can enjoy the quality life and a half. These closings will stem. In closing the schools, style not avaIlable to most result in a possible savings of he will have bUllt a personal people. less than 2 percent of the cur- reputation quite attractive to Property values have dou- rent budget. How many heal- school systems not as for- He's running again, isn't he? bled in the last 10 years. These thy businesses would divest tunate as Grosse Pointe, at our values have remained at a themselves of 26 percent of expense. BUT THE SAME poll shows the president As the economy improves, so does the pro- level far higher than any of their assets to save 2 percent spect that President Reagan will run for reelec- running behind Sen. John Glenn of Ohio, a re- the surrounding areas because for one year? What would the The Grosse Pointe News tion next year. White House aides, encouraging cent addition to the ranks of the Democratic of the pride of the citizens in stockholders think of states that we elected this that kind of talk, called together a group of 1980 presidential hopefuls, by a 42 to 45 margin. A their community and their management? Might not school board to make the de- campaign workers last week and told them, similar result emerged from a Gallup Poll ability and willingness to management be looking cisions and we should live with "All of us think he'll run again." It's to the which showed Glenn leadmg Reagan 54 percent maintain their property ac- elsewhere for something to them. If we had adhered to to 37 percent among registered voters, as con- staff's advantage to have him do so, of course. cording to community stan- manage? Before we begin di- that philosophy, Richard Reagan himself remains equivocal. He point- trasted with a Glenn lead of 45 to 40 percent in dards. A shining example is vesting ourselves of one of the Nixon would stIll be president. ed out to one audience last week that it is too February. Former Vice-President Walter Mon- the recent school millage elec- most important reasons It is imperatIve that, on June early to declare his intentions either way but dale also leads Reagan, according to Gallup, by tIOn. The voters of Grosse Grosse Pointe remains the 13, CItIzens of the Grosse added that if he announces he's retiring, he's a a 49 to 43 percent margin, but the ABC-Wash- Pointe realIze that one of the quality community it is, per- Pomtes see to it that those in- dead duck for the rest of his term and if he ington Post poll finds Reagan ahead, 45 to 42 most important reasons for the haps we should divest our- cumbents responsible for the announces he's running, everything he does percent in a test run against Mondale high caliber of their com- selves of those who would program to close schools, not So much speculation more than a year prior from then on is regarded as political. So it's to munity 15 its school system. make these changes. The per- be around to see this program his advantage to keep us guessing. to the nominating conventions and almost a Whether pr not they have centages above do not reflect implemented The polls gave the president both good news year and a half ahead of the 1984 election children attending school at the huge outlays for the re- and bad news last week. The ABC-Washington makes one envious of Bntam Margaret That- this time, they are, neverthe- modeling of the middle schools Heather McGregor Carrier cher earlier this month called the British elec- Post survey found that the president's popular- less, Willing to pay for it. The so that they are able to handle Michael D Carrier tion for June 9, meaning the entire campaign ity is rising once again. The poll, taken in early excellent facilIties, ever-ex- younger children. They do not Grosse Pointe Woods May, showed 53 percent approval of the pres- will last only a month. The physical size and ident's handling of his job as contrasted with 49 population of the United States dictate a longer percent in April and 42 percent in January. And campaIgn than BrItain's but do we really have the percentage of people who thmk economic to put ourselves through a two-year campaign conditions are improving also continues to rise. for the presidency? Grosse Pointe News Published Weekly by Anteebo Publilherl NEWS CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 99 KERCHEVAL AVE. 882-0294 882-6900 882-3500 Long division in Detroit Grosse Pointe Farms. Michigan 48236 JOA."INE BLRCAR PHYLLIS NEAl. 8eroNl CI... PotUge Paid II IHlnIt. M~blgan SUSAN McDO'IIAW ASSISTANT TO PlJ BLISHER "'A."IAGER One of the recommendations of the National But the City Charter reqUIres a mimmum two- Ill<;PS~) NEWS EDITOR thIrds majority vote to approve such an ordI- Commission on Excellence m Education was JANET MUELLER .IANET WHEATI.E"r Cil ~RLE.<;DlCKSO"l that the teaching of mathematics in high school nance And two-thirds of eIght is only 5 1/3 FEATURE SOCIETY EDITOR CLASSIFIED SUPER\- ISOR ASSISTANT MANAGER should equip graduates to, among other things, Despite that calculatIon, the council presi- PEGGY 0 CONNOR ~EI.L RIVARD PAT ROLSSEAU apply mathematics In everyday sItuations dent, WIth the concurrence of the corporation MIKE ANDRZEJClYK A'IINE m LHERI'II SAL~;S PROMOTlO,", From what happened in Detroit last week, it counsel, ruled that the five votes were suffi- JOANNE N GOULECHE CORE EN SLASEC .1 BENJA'wIlN GLIH'RE cIent to enact the measure. That is where mat- TOM GREENWOOD ~RA,", BACHA Rom:RHAGES appears that the Detroit CIty Council president E\- E MARIE Bt RCAR B~.RNADETI'E Hll.Lll':R ters remained until the Law Department re- JANE E SIMO,", and the city's top lawyer should be sent back to WILBUR ELSTON DAWN VF.LARDO school for a refresher course in mathematics so vIewed the law and Robert's Rules of Order EDITORIAL CONSULTANT Cl RCL LATION that they can achieve that goal. and concluded that SIX votes were needed to pass the ordmance - but ruled that the council ON A VOTE to approve a contract to pay a still has the right to pay the legal bIll even ROBERT G EDGAR lawyer to defend a CIty offICIal accused of fed- though the ordinance authorizing the payment PUBLISHER eral bribery and racketteermg charges, CounCil is Invalid. Robert B. Edgar, Editor and Publisher President Erma Henderson and city Corpora- On second thought, we suggest that Detroit's (1940-1979) \tldlteRun-au top legal adVIser and his whole derartment be llf (IrruloU"". tion Counsel Donald Paden ruled that five votes Memlter Michigan PreiS AlloclatlOft a" Natlollal Newl,aper AIsodaUo" from the eight council members present would sent back to law school, as wel as a high be sufficient to pass the emergency measure. school mathematics course. \ t I ,"p .. e_----..-..-...----.--.-...~-~-~----- Page Seven-A Thursday, May 26, 1983 Opinions. & letters One school can't hold two groups One view from the Capitol 1 I am't' writingt th to express my _ I attended a consolidated men d s t uff'mg ate11 h pro- By Wilham. R, Bryant Jr. haveplainSbeenit thenoverlooked.perhaps it wouldHowever,not hireIt simplyconsultantswould require, by sta- Opposl 10,n 0 e consolidation elementary and J'unl'or hl'gh grams (K-12) l'nto the two bl'g State Rep r esentatl've the actual language of the pro- tute, that any b1l1or proposM de- pIa.n. bem,g 0ffered by the ad- school - until I read Brum- hl'gh sch 00Is such that th e UDl-' The governor has made hIS posal bears no relationship to his partment rule have attached to it mlD15tratl.on, I am the ~arent mel's plan and vl'sited Pierce. que integrity provl'ded by the speech on Jobs and made some explanation of it. an economic Impac t statemen t . of tfwo dchild ren who are 10 the 1) Pl'erce School cannot three step s of el emen ta r~, proposals, as I commented on last Kelly's proposed new comml.'t OILur proposa s on regu atIon run De e~ istrict; one is now in accommodate the two pro- middle, high, is lost forever. week, tee, the language says, would not from repealing prevaIling wa~e th.e first gra~e a~d the second grams. Where is the umque David A. White Others, includmg our House Re- Involve committee chairs nor laws, to sunset legislatIOn, to "bl.!Y will be ent~rmg 10 1985, elementary library? How can Grosse Pointe Park publican Caucus, have set forth would It evaluate bills for Michigan" and noncompetltlOn by My particular c,oncern re- the integrity of an elementary .' proposals economic Impact the state with private enterprise' lates to.my perce,ptl0!1 that t?e program be maintained when Ret....eBrummel Senator Kelly, for example, has It would "revIew the rule We support deregulation of In- plan fails to mamtam the m- it is considered feasible to II , made proposals, two In partIcular (role?) of state government," terest rates. ' te~ity of an elementary edu- house the elementary art pro- h I I. He has taken over past House "executIve polices," full employ- To reduce costs to busmess we catIOn program. My first re- gram in the junior high wood- SC 00 c osmgs sponsorshIp of a bIll for Enter- ment plan, and federal and local advocate strong health care cost sponse to the plan was positive shop at Pierce? The school I .' pflse Zones The bIll IS now In programs relatmg to full em- containment, tightenmg the work- I have become mcreasmgly House subcommittee to !>eeIf we ployment It would have an ad- ers' compensation disablhty defln- attended had t~o pr.incipals, concerned about two implicit can change the senate versIOn to vlsory counCil and would hIre itlOn and reductIOn in tne Slng1~ scare two gyms, two hbrarles, etc., assumptions which underlie make It workable "consultants and inStitutIOns" to business tax , Rumors.t. but one heating plant and re- statements made by Supt. The other Kelly proposal IStor a do research and "for services." In the area of job developmei\t ar CI lZeOS lated staff to save on facility Kenneth Brummel regarding new legislatIve jomt commIttee It sounds like It was better It we support partlal ~orglveness ~f P k expense. The physical layout proposed school closings in the Kelly says It IS a critICal corner- was "overlooked" by Milliken. I student loans to engmeer and SCI- ot Pierce Will make It difficult Pomtes. stone t,hat \\Ill! <;trt>ngthen our <;ugge"tthe same approach bv our ence graduates who take Jobs in In regard to the Grosse to maintain a separate _ and First of all, he seems to as- economIc future In a recent artl- new governor MIchigan and t:d~jug vf restra;nts Pointe Park City Council I believe separate is a key to sume that he came here with a cle the senator said hIS proposal House Republicans, before the on consulting by univerSIty pro- meeting on May 16, it was dis- quality _ elementary prog- d t t 1 hid would "brmg together all Stand- governor's speech, set forth our fessors. We support implementa- gusting! I thought Grosse man a e ,0 ~ ose sc 00 san. mg Committee ChaIrpersons m "Economic Development Agen- tion of incubator space concepts Pointers considered them- ram. has a misSionary responsI- order to assure that all bills and da" for start-up businesses and help in selves to be, at least, average 2) I have lost confidence in bility to convert people to that proposals are evaluated for their It contains 38 separate, specific greatly expanding agricultural in intelligence, to have good the "philosophic" underpin- point of view, Secondly, he ap- consequences and are part of a proposals processing businesses in our state. manners and civic pride. Be- nings of this plan, I have pears to assume that the only coherent and dIrected policy" One IS Similar to what Kelly ThiS is a partIal recitatIOn only, cause of "scare" letters put heard a lot of motherhood talk proper role of the ordinary Senator Kelly bemoans the fact now says he WIshes hIS resolutIOn of the proposals we have made. out by' one councilman, the about quality, but nowhere resident is to accept whatever that fO,~me~Gov Milllken "over- saId We have proposed It for For anyone interested we would councU room was filled with have I seen a strong statem~nt decision he and the Board (of looked thIS proposal. If It had years, It would not set up a new be pleased to send you a copy of citizens who were scared. about the value and role of an Education) members make. been explamed as the senator ex- coml'mttee, nor take trips, nor the entire proposal. However, these people came, elementary program as an in- I would suggest that the only R rt fr Wet it seemed, not to listen, learn gredient of quality. Brummel's valid reasons to close schools epo om ayne oun y discuss the proposals, but to first release called for the eli- in Grosse Pointe woWd be to The new charter also requires act like idiots. mination of each closed ele- enrich the academic program By John Hertel challenges on the wording and in- that the commission is to hold ., 1 d h th 't I Commissioner tent of the charter have resulted open meetmgs at various locations How can these scared citi- mentary sc h 001's prmclpa; an en ance e commUDl y. in lawsuits and court cases that zens be so guillible as to be- how can an elementary pro- have not read or heard any The cItIzens of Wayne County waste taxpayer dollars and im- throughout the county and, there- gram be maintained under a arguments that support such demanded major changes in their pede the process of necessary re- by, offering residents a more con- lieve that our council - who venient opportunity for atten- also reside in Grosse Pointe principal whose loyalties are viewpoints. The most convin- government through an over- form Certamly, these obstacles to divided? cing argument is that closing whelnung vote supportmg the new the changes mandated by the dance, Recently, the first such Park - would plan proposals meeting was held in the city of Therefore, I support a delay. schools would save money. home-rule charter Clearly, the charter are frustrating and time- which would not maintain and! , ., d t That breaks down, however, to voice of the people was heard and consummg, but they are not sur- Dearborn, however, only 14 citi- or upgrade our city in the fu. First, Pierce IS not rea y 0 Wayne County government began . zens chose to attend. ture? ave a d.ownSlze d De f er a few paltry dollars per tax- the sow,I pamful process of reor- prlsmg.However, as an elected com- I suggest that these h In the near future, the Wayne squeezed in. Second, I cannot payer.ny board_' members who gaOlzatlOnS f th h mISSIOnerm. thIS new era 0f coun- County Commission will meet in "scared" citizens study the 0 f avor a p Ian t h at d oes no t A orne e c anges, automat- ty government, I am surpnsed by the 1st District. I will make cer- proposals and go to more demonstrate a philosophic vote for the school closings Ically, went mto effect on Jan lof the lack of actIve Interest and tain that the date, time and loca- council meetings with an open commitment to a separate against community wishes this year We now have a Chief mput on the part of the citizens tion are published well III advance mind to listen and discuss elementary program sup- should be recalled and re- Executive OffIcer who IS respon- For example, under the charter it of that meeting, Hopefully, the plans in a rational manner. It ported by adequate facilities. placed by board members who SIble and accountable for the ad- IS reqwred that at the end of a residents of the Grosse Pointe~, is wrong for these people to Finally, I am suspicious of the will send Mr. Brummel and mmistrative dutIes of Wayne Wayne County Commission meet- Harper Woods and northeast De- .. h' d" the idea of schoo.I closings into County. The commISSIOnershave mg - a call must go out to the boo and condemn the council long range ViSion t 15 a mlDl- been reduced in number from 27 troit will demonstrate by their when they refuse to learn the stration has for the education early retirement. to 15 and their role IS now that of audience, permittmg anyone in at- presence, an on-going interest i1.). facts about the issues, system in Grosse Pointe, Will Merle Brouwer a legislative body A system of tendance to speak on any topic. In the reorganization and reform of Name withheld Brummel ultimately recom- Grosse Pointe Woods checks and balances is m place ,1,all onlyof theonemeetingsperson heldhas sincetaken Jan.ad- Wayne County government. " on request and, the parameters of authority vantage of this opportunity to ad- Until this time, please consider are defmed dress the commIssioners That It is a begmning, but only that. means that In the third larJi!;est attending a formal commiSSIOn Closing delay makes sense There IS a natural resIstance to county in the UOlted States, with a meeting which is held every other Thursday at 2 p.m. in the 13t1) until Nov, 14. readily can see the community m. change, partIcularly on the part of population of 2.S mIllion people, By Dr. Kenneth Brummel terest that the future organization those who belreve their position or only one CitIzen has participated floor Auditorium of the City-COUl?~ That action was taken so that ty Buildmg. Supt. of ~choois residents, the board and staff issue has brought about, and since power is diminished, As expected, III this new system of government. many people thought that more Earlier this month, Board of members 'coliH!study the adminis- Education trustees announoed trative recommendations for fu- "heat" than "light" was being generated as a result of the dis- that they;would delay their de- ture j organization more thorough- cision on the future organizatIOn ly. Even a casual observer of the cussions on this topic being CQJl- of the school system from June 13 community and the school system ducted throughout the community, a short delay in the decision-mak- ing process makes sense. However, lest anyone mIsinter- r', pret the board's responsiveness to the people who think they need What~ flew on additional time to study the ad- ministrative recommendations for Monday, May 30 .7:00 P.M., Tuesday, May 31 • 7:00 P.M. future organization of the school at our galleries system, it should be emphasized .r..,E .." II that, as Board PreSIdent Dorothy FEATIJRING: PERIOD & DECORATIVE FURNlroRE & CLOCKS: Early By Pat Rousseau Kennel noted, "The board re- 19th Century English Game Table, Antique English Sheraton Style Ma- Fashion Smarts. . The clean cut, linen-look dresses mains fIrm in its resolve to form a hogany Sideboard, 18th Century English Mahogany Breakfront Bookcas~. at Maria Dinon in chic black or brIght red. We liked the plan for coping with declining en- Large Chippendale Style Mahogany Conference Table, Antique French Gtlt black chemise with a wide patent belt to cinch the waist if rollment. " Bronze Garniture Clock Set, Antique English Mahogany Bow Front Chest. you so deslI'e, It's by Geoffrey Beene. Then there's Bill In order to use this delay in a 19th Century English Mahogany Partners' Desk. Chinese Rosewood Free Blass Collection III black ribbed cotton coat with SIde productive manner, I am solicit- Standing Circular Curio Display, English Gilt Bronze and Porcelain Mantel closing and a big patch pocket. Albert Nippon also does a ing suggestions from representa- smooth line coat dress m black, One outstanding red coat tives of various commumty Clock. etc. groups which have expressed Ill- LARGE ORIENTALIA COLl.ECTION: 10" Royal Satsuma Bowl, Fine Jade dress with big shiny black buttons is from Mollie Parnis Carvings including Burma and Lavender Jade Figures, 37" high, Chinese .. 11 Kercheval. terest in the problem of declining enrollment and specific plans for Deity Figure. Cloisonne including a set of 8 Chinese Immortal Horses, Fine "- . school reorganization I am re- Large Collection of Ivory Carvings including Japanese and Chinese, Pro 31" -J Aqua Pack . . . a European solution for questing that the suggestions be high Chinese Blue & White Palace Vases, Antique Chinese Blue & White _.--...'relaxing puffy eyes and stuffed nasal pas- submitted to my office no later Porcelain Ewer, Antique Kutani Covered Tea Pot, Collection of Netsuke. sages IS found at Trail Apothecary, 121Ker- than Aug. 1, although it would be ~JI ~ ..cheval. Refrigerate or heat the plastic gel helpfUl to the deliberations of the Chinese Gilt on Silver and Horn Peacock Sculpture. etc. j' , admimstration and the board trus- CONTINENTAL & ENGLISH PORCELAIN: Pair English Pate Sur Pate >~ filled mask. '.. fS tees If the suggestions and sup- Vases, Antique Old Paris Vase, Hadley Worcester Figure Candelabra. Royal • porting informatIon were submIt- Doulton Vase. English Ridgways Mugs, Sevres Covered Vase, Castleton Ideal For Golf .. and tennis, the all ted as soon ~s possible. , China "Lace Pattern" set, etc. cotton knit sport shirt with the famous PIC- One specIfiC request that I am BRONZES & PAINTINGS: Antique French Gin Bronze Madonna Figure, ard.Norton logo comes in nine colors and is makmg is that those interested 10 Lammons Birch (English) "Landscape" Oil Painting. George Raab (Ameri- priced $26 at 92 Kercheval. the future organizatIOn question rank order major issues that are can) "Fall Landscape" Oil Painting, P. Morizet (French) "Rural Landscape" • related to decisions about hiS mat- Oil Painting. George Raab (American) "Brittany Girl" Oil Painting, After _ Enjoy informal modeling of Pap- ter. The ordered lists are to be Auguste Moreau (French) "Seated Girl" Bronze Figure. etc. pagallo fashions, Wednesdays from 12:30 submitted for the board's review CRYSTAL: Set of Fostoria "Nosegay" stemware. cut crystal: bowls, de- . to I' 30 during lunch at the Bronze Door, in determining what the commun- ~ canters, vases. baskets, stemware. bells. etc . ity considers the most crucial IS- SILVER: 128 pc. Sheffield silver on copper "Kingsware" Flatware Service in • sues In the future orgamzatlOn of Now On DIsplay . at Seasons of Paper the schools. Those Issues are. free-standing canteen. 4 pc. Sheffield silver on copper Tea Set with Gallery are good looking new place cards, coasters, • Maintenance of the neIghbor- Tray. Candelabra. Trays. etc. napkins and playing cards in a WIde chOIce hood elementary school concept COLLECTORS' ITEMS: Steuben Glass Snail. Collection of Borsato Figures • of colors that can be monogrammed with • Maintenance of the three Collection of Mettlach Steins & Plaque. Lladro Figure "Reclining Clown very fast service 115 Kercheval. middle school attendance areas with Ball," Collection of Royal Doulton Toby Mugs, Cappe Figures, etc . • Maintenance of the two hIgh LARGE COLLECTION OF ESTATE AND CUSTOM JEWELRY See The Adorable Wall •Hanging to match hand- schools QUIltedpatchwork Quilt and coordmatIng bumper pad at • Avoidance of the need for a EXHIBITION: Thursday. May 26 & Friday, May 27 - 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. \i'[!]{!lm [S[b[!1CU'D::l@0 There's a chOICeof col- transportation system Monday, May 30 & Tuesday May 31 - 6 P.M. to AUCTION _____ 0 ors and desIgns ... 110 • Cost effiCient operation for the CATALOGUES: $2,00 at the door INFORMATION: (313) 338-9203 schoo1 system and taxpayers Kercheval. • Maintenance of real estate TERMS: Cash. Check. American Express. Visa. MasterCard values (10% Buyers' Premium in effect) The League Shop :n be open 5at- ~ • SeparatIOn of housing by Absentee Bids Accepted If You Are Unable To Attend And Bid In Person urday, May 28 and IS stocked with bnght ~~ school levels, K-S and 6-8 NOW ACCEPTING CONSIGNMENTS FOR FUroRE AUCTIONS new party goods for holiday entertalnmg 4lIlIl • Information about the anti- , . 72 Kercheval -7 cIpated use of the bUlldmgs to be closed • suggests wddlife • Availability of excess space WINGS art, eIther prints or WIthin Individual buildings for fu- C. B. CHARLES' WILD ture growth and added programs ------(-\I-I-I-t\-ll-..,-'~-...,-I-"'-( -1-- wood carVings for dad's den or offIce Open Thursdays The ordered hsts also are to be until 9 p m One Kercheval. submItted to my offIce by Aug 1 Hopefully, this additional time AU( 1\( )Nf f R~' APPRAhf R~ -I ~ 1/\ 11 ~l'f ( IAI'~ 1'" • and the opportunity it provides all ~2') \\ ()o<.l~ard 1\\ I.'IHII.: • POll I hl( Ml( h Igall -tHO') ~ • I ~I ~ ) ~~k 1l'20~ Frames In A Bath Shop?, You bet! of us to give this matter more Now Persnickety Pedlar has brass frames In thought will result in a generally three sizes WIthgreat prices to match For a ~ acceptable plan for the future that more contemporary look, Persnickety also . will provide the hIghest quality has acryltc frames. Both can be engraved -.. education for the commumty in a for welcomed graduation gifts 98 Ker- finanCially effICIent and effectIve cheval manner. J \ I Thursday, May 26, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS J?age Eight-A Park adds penalty to overdue biD8 Awards banquet is June 2 It must be a sign of the times. rep~r bills will be added. to the This Week in Business More Park residents than ever be- spec1!!1assessment ro~. A 15 per- The Grosse Pointe Park Beautifi. wards Night" trophy presentation fore are delinquent paying' their cent mterest charge Willbe added cation Commission is prompting and reception. T.he trophies, ~rti. Doud appointed elected Dr. Jonathan L. York, who bills to the citr and will be includ~ to the amount owed when ~he spe- merchants to clean-up, paint-up flcates aDd special awilrds will be is executive director of the North- ed in a Special assessment roll ci!!l assessments a~ malled out and fix-up by offering awards to de- given for outstanding con- vlce-pr.sldent east Guidance Cent4lr ... Pointer that was approved May 9 by the With summer tax bl1ls. . serving businesses. tnbutions to beautification, arcbi- Th~ Greater Detroit Chamber of Jack Buff'o was honored by the city council. people who. have not paid for The commiSSIOnhas established tecture, landscaping, neatness, Commerce has named Grosse Seth Thomas company for his the new mobile trash toters re- an awards competltion arranged cleanliness and rear entrance a~ Pointe resident Charlotte Doud sales performance. Buffo now is a City Comptroller Nunzio artisi cenUy delivered to homes adjoin- Qetween businesses of like size pearance. vice-president of its Economic member of the company's Pinna. said residents owe $90,000 on ing alleys also will receive a no- ~nd capi~alization. Judging by the According t~ Doris Miller, Development Group. Ms.Doud will~ cle Club . . . Grosse Pointe Park water bills alone, almost double tice from the city, but no interest tom miSSionculminates 10 an "A. commiSSion chairman, and John continue her post as program di- resident Gregory K. Steen re- the figure for last year. In addi- will be added to that char~e be- Prost, mayor pro tern and chair- rector of the Greater De- cently completed an Investors Di- tion to water bill~, unpaid tree cause the toters were dehvered man of the awards prograpt, their troit/Southeast Michigan Business versified Services (IDS) course m spray, tree removal and sewer just last month, Ortlsi said. Guggenheim purpose IS to call attention to local Attraction and Expansion Council. Chaska, Minn. Steen is a IDS beautification efforts and give sales representatIve in the area those merchants the recogmtion Sowerby, Zorn - Joanne Gouleche for City man they deserve. It is hoped the com- join Goodman Detroit News editorial cartoon- petition will stimulate interest in promoting Grosse Pointe Park as Grosse Pointe Park resident lst Draper Hill IS one of seven Joseph Sowerby and David Zorn, RusseU to head Michigan recipients of Guggen- an outstanding place in which to hve, work and shop. of Detroit, will manage the realty heim Fellowships. firm of John L Goodman, Inc. in Bible campaign '" Hill, a City resident, intends to Applications have been sent out and have been submitted on the the Farms, company president Grosse Pointe Shores' Thomas 'use the grant to research the Ann B. Goodman announced re- "Worksof Thomas Nast, America's 10itlatlve of the business owner. F. Russell has been named as- The awards reception WIll be cently. Sowerby was formerly sociate chairman of the 43rd an- Ifirst great pOlitical cartoonist The with R G Edgar & I\<;<;ociates research Willserve as a baSIS for lnursaay, June 2, at 8 p.m. at th~ nual illl~d FOR THOSE WHO CHOOSE YD. METRU IlETRDn fllllllllEALERS PRESEIIT TO MAKE DRIVING COROLLA SR5 A PLEASURE - Be It tfte sportsmlnded \ Individual or a fa"l/l" SPECAL INTRODUCTORY OFF,ER shan"g tfte fun of $12,99500 I THE da I!I tra vel aRLaS Tft,s 'onvrrtMe features full" electri' top wltft "Mercedes sl"le" la"~rllgs"stem and Window treatmellt. custom-fitted Vln,,1&ootand four-passenger seating "";tft ample trullk space IIR I METRO DETRO'T'S ONLYI EAST....JI.SlOE.. ..,. ~...... 'll ;- ?.A,.tY'--('P 'l::-\.J 'i.lDEALER, - ' . 'r 758-2000 .• RINKE TOYOTA VAN DYKE AT 10V2 MAY 25, 26, 27 pete and :J.ranh'j :J.ruil Ranck WED., THURS, FRI. STATE FAIR 1:00 'TIL 8:00 PM .I K II OPEN DAILY: 9 AM-7 PM 18592 E• 9 MI e at e Y SUNDAY: 10 AM-5 PM GROUNDS FREE PARKING 8 Mile & Woodward FREE ADMISSION Large Selection of Annuals READY TO PLANT • Begonia • Asters • Snapdragon .• Petunia MANY MANY MORE INCLUDING VEGETABLES SEED GERANIUMS 4" Pot J 5 in a fla' 95 '14 while 'hey las' SWEET CALIfORNIA D' ANJOU PEARS NAVEL ORANGES O C 10 for'lO 113 SIZE 49 LB. CRUNCHY AND JUICY IDAHO POTATOES GRANNY SMITH APPLES 98 69C LB. S 1 10 LB. BAG SWEET AND JUICY GREEN ONIONS WHITE FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT SIOO OO 5 Bunches 4 for'I 36 SIZE WASHING TON R.EDOR GOLDEN DRY ONIONS DELICIOUS APPLES C 3 LB. BAG 4.,. LB. J 38 SIZE 69 WILSON'S Y2% SUN80RN IDW FAT MILK ORANGE JUICE YDUR METRD DETRDIT '139 1 Gal. 9.,. Y2 Gal. ALEXANDER & HORNUNG AUXANDER & HORNUNG ... ORIAL DAY FDRD DEALER • aOOlllll'lllD IlILlS IPICIAL ALAN FO'lO IN<: STARk HICkEY WEST INC MT CUM'1IlS POl'ITIAC SOUTMCATI DEAN SHLEI?S IN( NATURAL CASING 18455 Tttegraph 24750 W seven Mile Road MIKE DORIAN FORO IN<: FLANNE~Y MOTORS IN( SOUTHGA", FORO INC 2500 W Maple HOT DOCS e Potato Salad 35900 Grat lot S900 Higniana Roao 1&600 Fort Street C~ FRESH or SMOKED e Cole Slaw BOO THIBOOfAU IN<: ~TOIII ~ Sf CLAIlI SIlDltES ",II,1lllIl'I 2&H3 van Dvke TOM HOLZER FOl!O IN<: RUSS MILNE FORO IN( PAT MILLIKEN FORD INC ROY 0 BRIEN INC AllONG IN<: 4~70 Gratiot AIIenue LIVER SAUSAGE -W--"~a-~:-~II,a--',"'-SK-IN-US-S • Macaroni Salad DlAnOIIN 30711 Grana RIVer Avenue %00 TelegraOn Roao 21201 Nine Mile Poao 13711 E !:,gnt Mile ROOd BOBFOIlOIN<: I"IIllfIOI\l.I NOIrTIMUE IOCHUTIll STIIlUNG HllGHTS Wll\VNI e German Potato Salad 14585 MICht9Jn Avenue ED SCHMID FORO IN<: McDONAlD FORD SALES IN( HUNTINGTON FORD IN<: JEROME DUN<:AN IN<: JACk DEMMER fORO IN<: VllLACf FORO INC 21600 WOOClward Avenue S50 W Seven Mile Road ~890 S Rocnester Roao 8000 Foro Country Lane lnDO MichIgan Avenue 23535 MlcMlan Avenue PUT lOCI[ CAlC ,MIt ItOYAL OAK TAnOll wnTUIoNO 99 DITllOIT DICK McQUISTON FORO IN<: MEL FARR FORD IN<: ROYAL OAk FORO IN<: RAY WHITflHD IN' NORTH BROTH£I?S FORO INC Your Choke 79C La. JERRV BIHFIHD COMPANY 22675 G'Oraltar Roao ~41SOGreenfield SSON WOODwarD Avenue 1012S 5 Telegrapn Roao 35300 Ford RoaD LB. B33! Mlcnpgan Avenue '1 LrYOMA I'I.YMOUTH SOUT ..... O TItOY wooo."WI!Il ,,_ III .H.c, CONVEI15 FOPO INC Bill BROWN IN<: BLACKWELL FORO INe AVIS FORO IN<: TROY MOTOI15 IN( GORNO BROTHEI15 IN<: 2415 W Grana 8Ml lnn Plvmoutt> Roao 41001 Plvmouth Road 29200 Telegrapt> 111 JaM R 2W25 Allen Reao ''''lMIf'' M., 29, 19.3 \ ••j Page Nlne.A ThursdaY,May 26, 1983 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Architect Bob Roney joins Shores councll support for the hall from the By Mike ADdrzejczyk to be done before taking that oath of office, however Roney met last community," Roney said. When Robert Roney has his chance to week with Village Superintendent the renovation bond question was continue his family's tradition of Michael Kenyon to review the put before voters last year, the public service to the area. agenda and the minutes of meet. question "barely squeaked by," Roney, 49, was one of the top in~s for the last 10 years, Roney he pomted out. three vote.getters in the Tuesday, said. During his campaign, Roney May 17, Shores election, earning Among these items w111be the said some residents asked that the him a two-year term as a trustee village's $2.4 million general fund village council hold some evemng along with Elizabeth Kuhlman budget for thiS year Roney had meetings to allow more people to and Daniel Beck, Frank Colombo, not seen the budget when con- attend. a trustee for almost 16 years, tacted last week. In addition, he saId he would came in fourth in the voting tally. Roney dId, however, have a list like to "continue and enhance the The trustees took their oath of of priorities the council should ad- friendly feeling that I found in the cifice at the Tuesday, May 24, vil- dress community People in the Village lage council meeting. Roney be- have a strong feeling for their / comes the first new trustee since Heading that list IS fIscal heritage. " 1980, when Patricia Galvin won a responsibIlIty, Roney saId. The Grosse Pointe Township IS the seat on the council. council should also ask for last corner of a township first Boathouse nearing completion "It was an exciting day," Roney accountabIlIty from personnel to founded In the 18th century Members of the Farms Foundation are hoping the new boat house at the Farms Pier Park will be said. "I think it really shows what make sure quality services are Roney's great-grandfather, Mich- completed and ready for occupancy by Aug. 22 of this year. Construction of the new structure began last happens when four people run for being delivered, he added. ael Greiner, represented the February with the demolition of the old wooden boat house which had been located at the park since before three seats. It brings people out to The council also IS charged township as state senator HIS World War I. This newer structure will feature a 100 person recreation room complete with fire~lace a~ vote." with "creating a most effective gr andf ather, David Trombley, spectacular view of the lake. There"ll also be a maintenance area. small om~e and s~all kItchen m There was a good deal of work new CIty hall and gaming greater served as treasurer and trustee conjunction with the recreation areas. City officials plan to install a corner stone. In th~ building. at a. later for the township. !tat.- ('ontaining such items as the names of the members of the Farms Foundation, City council, mmutes FREE SEMINARS WORD PROCeSSliIlG. Tilt: U!l15ina1 Ut\o'rl1shipstretched and papers of council meetings dealing with the planning of the new bo,dhuUiie and ~nreferences pertlrlning all 7-9 p.m. June 6. Wordstar In depth as far south as Detroit's Water to Benjamin Long. who left $4oo,poo to the Farms, thus underwriting the construction of the boathouse, Learn to use the different func- Works Park, Roney pointed out. tions of this fascmatlng word Traditionally, townships were 36 COW JONES SOFTWARE. processing program Hands on square miles In area, but as sepa- GP Academy sets Air your concerns at town meeting June 1. SpeCIfically deSigned to meet the expenence Two week class rate seats of government were Organized Neighbors East and discuss such problems as trans- needs of buslIless profesSIOnalsand Investors. Fee formed, the township government date for luncheon State Senator John Kelly w111hold portation for seniors; crime pre- Dow Jones Software, used with Dow Jones VISICALC. June 1 & June 8. was unsurped. a town meeting at 81. Philomena vention; community revitaliza. This ElectrOniC Worksheet re- Newsl Retrieval, tums your Apple or IBM Com- His father, Edward, served as The Grosse Pointe Academy As- Church today, May 26, from 6 to tlOn; consumer protection; mental puter into a powerfUlInvestment and buSiness places paper, pencils and caJ. 9: 30 p.m / health, P?lice-co,?munity rela- culatOf to help you solve your water commisioner for the dis- sociation is having ItS annual IDol. number problems Whether trict, Roney saId. Another name- spring luncheon and meeting on 81. Philomena IS located at 4281 tIons; SOCial serVIces and other HOME ACCOUNTING CAN BE EASY. you are workmg With invest- sake, William Roney, who served Friday, June 3, at the Academy. Marseilles, between Mack and Issues. June 6. Replace your checkbook regISter with ments, cash floW, Inventory, as trustee and village clerk, is unre. East Warren. More than 60 agen- Organized Neighbors East is a Mass will be celebrated at 10:30 a computer program Bar Graphs, fast sorts (for chee!< book or anythmg numer. lated. cies are expected to partiCipate at community group in Detroit adJa- utlUties. Interest expenses, etc.), last search, ical Work bener, smarter, and Roney, an architect, said he a.m. and a meeting and luncheon the free meeting. cent to the Pointes. Their bound. will follow at 11'30. Donations, reconcltiatlOO and disk Input/output. faster Fee TwoWeekCourse hadn't seen the final drawings for This IS the second annual meet- anes are Mack to Cadieux, the village's renovatIOn of its 67- made payable to Grosse Pointe ing and will offer east side resi- Kingsville to 1-94. senator Kelly's Reservations Required year-old municipal bull ding, so Alumm, are $9. dents a large selection of helpful district includes the east side of could not say whether the project l"or reservations, call SIster public and private agencies under Detroit, all the Grosse Pointes and 22000 Greater Mack Between would come in at the $1.3 million Cathy Owens at 886-1221. one roof. Interested visitors can Harper Woods. 8& 9 Mile 772.6540 price tag. 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" II Thursday, May 26, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Ten-A ~~~~~ates It's time to check blood pressure[ Obituaries I reunite this fall May is National High Blood mgs also are-available on the (Sheila) McNamara, and two ne- Soup~ Pressure Month and also the sec- third Tuesday of each month at V . The Denby High ond anmversary of Bon Secours the Neighborhood Club library, Mrs. Emma F. ernol phews. MemorIal contributions may School. combmed Hospital's successful hypertension 17150 Waterloo services for Mrs Vernor, 94, of be graduatmg classes of screemng program staffed by The dangers of untreated high McKinley Road were held recent- made to the Michigan Heart As- Kitchen Saloon 1974 will sponsor a specially trained commumty vol- blood pressure Include Increased I " sociation. Interment was in Mt. Olivet SERVING LUNCH AND DINNER 7 DAYS lo-year reumon Satur. unteers risk of heart attack, stroke and y She died Tuesday, May 17, 10 day, Sept 29, at the From April to December, 1982, kidney failure Bon secours HOSPital. Cemetery. Warren Chateau, 10 1,858 people have had their blood For more information about Bon Born 10 Algiers Mrs Vernor is Detroifs Home of the Blues Mile and Mound Road pressure checked at stations 10 Secours Hospital's hypertension surVived by two' daughters, six Dr. Edward Adolph in Warren. Bon Secours Hospital's lobby on screenmg program, call 343-1668 randchildren and two great- ENTERTAINMENT WEDNESDAY - SUNDAY For further infor- Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri- To volunteer for the program, call ~randchi1dren She was a member Wishropp MI,27.28 CORKYSIEGEL mation, call Judy Na- days from 2 pm to 4 pm, ac- Maureen DuFour, director of vol- of the board of directors of Hutzel A memOrIal service for Dr. pohtan Oren at 526- cordmg to a spokesman SCreen- unteer serVices, at 343-1795 Hospital Wishropp, 85, of the Pointe, will JURt 3.4.5 GRANDPRIX wlt~ 2756, Mark Pattison at Police arrest three shoplifters CrematiOn was at Woodlawn be held at 4 p m Wednesday, THE SUN MESSENGERS 527-8253, or Kathy Cemetery. June 1, at Grosse POinte Mem. 10-11 HIPlINKCHAIN VerKUIlen Court at Grosse Pomte Woods police ar- cloth 109 worth $15659 accordmg Memonal contributions may be orial Church. 17.18 DUKETUMATOE 372-4672 rested three people in two shopllft- to pOliCe ' made to the hospItal He died Wednesday, May 18, In --- Ing incidents on Saturday, May 14, At 6.53 p.m. Woods pollee agaIn Bon secours Hospital. 1585 Franklin Street At Orleans accordIng to reports responded to a call from J C Mrs. Helen F. Devine Born in Paola, Kansas, Dr. (4 Blo,ks East of Ren Ccn - near the mcr) A survey of 1,200pe0- At 2:05 p.m., police responded Penney secunty Police saId a Wlshropp was graduated. from the DOWNTOWN DETROIT ple named Jones re- to a call from J C Penney se- man and a woman, both reSidents ServIces for Mrs DeVille, 88, of University of Michigan Medical vealed that most Jones- cunty at the seven Mile and Mack of DetrOIt, were arrested for at- West Clalrvlew Court, were held School in 1922 as an honorary es oppose the women's store A Detrmt woman wa<; ar- tempting to steal drapenes worth Fnday, May 20, at the Verheyden member of Alpha Omega Alpha 259-1374 FUII~!ell Hullie and Our L:ldy Star liberation movement rested for shoplifting 13 Items of $lOll and came to Detroit ill 1~ tor the of the Sea Church. practice of pediatric medicine. She dIed Wednesday, May 18, in He was a senior member of the the St Joseph Home, Detroit staff of Children's Hospital for M & M DISTRIBUTING CO. Mrs Deville is survived by a more than 50 years, as well as a Cleaning Materials & Equipment u\Aediteftft(lnean ~ounge son, Dr Herbert W. Devine; two member of the medical staffs of daughters, Mrs. Janet Brady and Harper Hospital, St. John and Bon "The Place for Steaks and Seafood'~ Mrs. Avonne Merritt; four secours HospItals. brothers, two Sisters; 10 grand- Personal friend and fellow phys- WE DEUVER 16390 East Warren Avenue chIldren and 11 great-grandchild- ician Dr. Cecil W. Lepard recalled 3 block~ West of Cadieux ren. Dr. Wishropp as a man "not only Interment was in Holy sepul. 885-8887 liked, but loved by parents in the 884-0520 \ chre Cemetery Grosse Pointe area for his friend. We at the Mediterranean Lounge have strived to please our ly and knowledgeable devotion to DETROITr MI. 41224 customers In serving only the finest Greek-American CUISIne Ada Spoor Ryan children at the home, his office or 16134 E. WARttEN Featuring the finest seleCtIons of quality Seafood, New York Private services will be held for the hospital." Cut Steaks, Chops, B B Q RIbs, plus tradltlonal Greek Dishes Mrs. Ryan, 67, formerly of the Dr. Wishropp' was a member of the DetrOit Academy of Medicine, of PaStitslo, Flaming Cheese (Saganakl) and Eggplant Mar- Park, lately of Alden, Mich. Over A Century of Service She died Friday, May 20, in Michigan State Medical Society, Inated Flank Steak WIll be cooked to your order American Academy of Pediatrics, Clearwater, Fla. to the Eastside Communities Lunches - Dinners Mrs. Ryan IS survived by her American College of Physicians /L"~ ~.~, and Phi Tho Sigma fraternity. husband, William A., daughters Datly SpeCIal, soup & salad, $3.55 He was a commander in the Sharon Fitzpatrick, Louise Spar- '~~ -~~ i1...... '..~, New York Strip 8 oz. $4.95 ling and Mary Petrie; sons G.M. U.S. Navy and served with the s21A9 ~:. Aug. 29"' ThIrd Marine Division during .." ...... -...1' --~' .-i 12 oz. $7 45 16 oz. $10S0 Haley, Michael J. Haley and Pat- )Ii" .... ~ >i' .. France Austria rick Haley; step-mother Josephine World War II as chie~ medical of- ", ;;~~if Switzerland _ Available for partIes of 25 or more- Spoor; one brother; one sister; ficer. Italy Vatican Dr. Wishropp is survived by his -.-:"- . and 20 grandchildren Paris Lourdes Rome If you haven't tried our great food, bring your family wife, Susan; one sister and two VIenna Lucerne Nice in for a great dining experIence! Memorial contributions may be , PAPAL AUDIENCE made to the Kathlene Haley Han- nephews. • 1M IrlSl ".,lr to NI'fIII '" JfIII COlIPfO'II Memorial contributions may be _~/tcNMy .y,..__....nmllHyou'""~._f~_'fO'J_'fO'J_ Piano MusiC With your dinner Fnday & Saturday non Memorial Fund, c/o Saint Rose's Home, 71 Jackson, New made to Grosse Pointe Memorial r •• PftC''''''' moIMfII ol MIl ~ Your Host, George Church, Children's Hospital or : 1R;.-~~P~Mi""(;;W;;1 York, N.Y 10022, attention Sister ~1510 IdCn Aotd 1.... I Bon secours Hospital. ')'T...... nt7, I ** MEMORIAL DAY SPECIAL ** Mary David. Crop.~heck Chapel of 1,_»0151 I I Oear faU''IE'' I Cremation was in Flonda. I Plene send 'lour co or1ul 'ol oer I B.B.Q. SPARERIBS $4. 75 p~;::;d;~::~c;a~Id , I Name I I I Center to honor [h.e Win. R.flamilton, G'o. , I Addren l • I_C!.,t't _ .. _ ~;e 1 Jay W. Smith M 30 f'JNERAL DIRECTORS Services for Mr Smith, 67, of veterans ay f".h1"hd 111\\ OPEN Lakeshore Road in the Shores, Memorial Day services will be 226 CROCKER BLVD. Grosse Po;n'e's 8-6 DAilY were held Monday, May 23, at the held lakeside at 11 a.m. at the Mounl Clemens 4806~ Oldes' 8-12 WED. A.H. Peters Funeral Home. War Memorial to honor those who 463.0577 Food Mark.' VERBRUGGE'S He died Friday, May 20, in St. gave their lives in World Wars I CLOSED SUN. 17328 MACK at ST. CLAIR John Hospital, and II, the Korean War and the ~ m. R. Hamilton II FRII WE CATER FOR Mr. Smith was the superVIsor Vietnam conflict. The public is in- 190:J-1981 4 TO 400 for Lake TownshIp l;Ii:; term was vited. ' Da~id \1. Hamilton John". Rrlll'l.l11an DILIVIRY 885-1565 Ronalll I). HeC;"lW)ann L1o~d R. \11",la", •..- to have expired in "November, The program will include the \s~nriate Oirt>("\or- . 1 1984. . \.' .' I 11", ,. I raisil\g.aoo 'half masting of colors, MEMORIAL DAY COOKOUT SALE Born In HIgh Pomt, N.C, Mr. advancmg and placing of colors ./tfemne, ny /r/lllalrnTl ONSM] WINTERS • WINTERS Smith served as a bombing pilot presentation of the Gold Sta~ Nall","'( ~efe('ed ,\1n,I,oa'l< 'U.S.D.A PRIME/CHOICE during World War II. He was Honor Roll, a concert perfonned NATURAL CASING .KIIILIII SIRLOIN STEAK, chairman of the board of Automo- by the Detroit Community Music tive Moulding Co Prior to joining School's professional brass en. HOTDOGS HOIDOGS (FIlIty the service, Mr. Smith worked semble, placing of wreaths, vol- Trlmm.d) $3• 89 LB. It is Thoughtful LB. LB. with Chrysler Corp. He is the ley, taps and echo. '2.49 $'.99 former owner of Bending Special- Portions of the ceremony will be US D A "r,me/CholC. LEAN FRESH '00% It Makes Sense . US D A I'r,me/ClIoke AMERICAN BEEF ties Co. and the Vikmg Bar. conducted by VFW Post 393, Mr. Smith was a member of the American Legion Post 303, the TO PLAN AHEAD FOR • PORTERHOUSE Ground Chuck Society of Automobile Engineers, U.S. Marine Corps, Boy Scout 1-80111. (Any Siu' ,.1e9.) .'IA. I!!'-!!) ~<. Detroit Athletic Club, Lochmoor Troop 156, Girl SCout Troop 125 f'UU Y Tt'MMIDI YOUR CEMETERY ESTATE ~ LB. '1.49 LB. Country Club, Highland Country and Brownie Troop 972. The inv()- so MANY FORESIGHTED FAMILIES LB. '3.89 Club of LaGrange, Ga., Pme Tree cation will be by Reverend John '3.99 make careful plans for their estates and , RED ,",£ CAUFOIlNIA Country Club, Boynton Beach, S. Burkhart of St. Clare de Monte- . EXTRA FANCY their eventual needs, yet overlook the LARGE FANCY SWffr AHD JUJC'~ Fla., and Christ Episcopal Church. falco and the benediction by Re- WaTIR. NAVEL He IS survived by hIS wife, Dor- verend Edward A.M. Cobden Jr. Wisdom of anticipating the need for a CAUFORNIA ~ MILO II ;'1 _ ORAIIGE5 othy, a daughter, Mrs Fred rJ. Christ Church. cemetery estate Today, more and more Avocados ~ , BAG OF thoughtful people recognIze that their (Cuts or Whole ~'~ ". 1~ -. l:'l ?E.z'..... t ~ - :1 10 for99 total provISIon for the future Includes the 2 for 99< - LB. Ollr fin.st IGI.1I Rot noUM From $3,505. for two complete. ~" /,,'~448r''::::G paint flows on 50 eoslly wllh brush or roll.rl It d".s qUickly REG. ~ L ' 10 a smoolh f,n"h highly r. CADILLAC SALEPRICE 3.98 ) Slslonl to peeling, crocking and rough weather MFG. MBATE 1.00 RA-PID-GRO FOR MEMORIAL YOUR FIliAL COST DillY EVERY GROWIN' THING SLB. 1SLB. GARDENS EAST Reg SI'" ECONOMY SIZE Ma usoleum - Crematori urn S999 _.. S4H. 2~~ 99 Serving All Faiths S24 ~ 38425 Garfield Road ...;...-. lAWNS --0;-':: VIOU .... US -- Mt. Clemens, MIchIgan 48044 =.....SHtU'S'"--'~ • ORlltO - lUES' ••• - LIST PRICE WUD-6-{i(JN l-nWlled Telephone Killer $20.99 OATHO BOOKS HAVE THE 286-7500 ANSWERS. IDEASI SAVE $1.00 REG $5 95 Carol Weber 95 Counselor 885-2336 CY,fO~~E 54 NOW (Grosse POtnte ReSident for 1 '1 year~) .7 /' S5~II. WHITE AND Sf ANDARD Expires 6-..-83 COLORS ONLY Wm. J. Allemon Garden Supply Pointe Paint & Decorating Center 19655 Mack Ave. 884-7711 17727 MACK 882-9085 OPIN MON.•SAT. a.e FRIDAY 1.1 OPEN MON.-SAT. 8-6 SUNDAY 9-5 \ l •• ..-~ _ .. ,..,_..,..__ ----...,.p""!, ...... "p_..... P_P Page Eleven-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 26, 1983 Poinles host Up With People Nutrition seminar scheduled at SJH There wIll be a famihar face on "::,neak previews" al ~aslldnd Learn more about the food you Diet What's on Cable stage when the Up WIth Peop~e center on Sunday, Md) 29, til I '111 For more informatiOn and regis- eat at a nutrition program pre- entertainment troupe appears m and 2 30 P m Thllrsday. May i!S sented by the clInical dietitians of tration, contact the Patient Edu. the area starting tomorrow, Fri- Coury said he becclmt- lOtf'req St. John Hospital's Food and Nut- catiOn Center at 343.3870 There IS • 6 P m - Fresh Country Apples (19) • 6 P m - "Our Way of Life" - Shows how our way of life orten leads day, May 'J:7, through Wednesday, ed In the orgamlatlOn alII'!' "PPIII).! rition services Department on a $3 fee covenng the cost of litera- June 1 one of their shows 1/1 J1Jnu '1600 ll\lE~NO::> 86.J 'I:lvv 1530' KERCHEVAL 821 9070 1726 MAPLE W 6.3 .~ao Prices In Effecl *' until June J 51 , THE L.BOW ROOM EnJOYour WIde vanety 01 SandWIches SaJdc6 Sealood and Steaks Always generous portions, always served hot and deLclous In our warm relaXing 293.4500 atmosphere (Dmners '39~ '99S) FESTIVE TABLECLOTH FOR SUMMER GATHERINGS Drape your outdoor picniC or buffet table In a Vinyl tablecloth "i'tl~.. splashed WIth bright slices of watermelon So colorful, perfect for a I,N~ai~ family barbecue casual cocktail party, dinner under the stars White Vinyl polye:.ter flannel backing, by Leacock Cloth sizes a~,""'i04 52x!'i2 " $6, 52x70' , $10, 60x83", $13; 60" round, $11; 70" round, $13 Our newest restaurant ~peClahZtn9. No more Seml.Annual White Sales or Furniture Sales at Jacobson's in ~fTesh.dal1y"cdtches Tempting Just quality merchandise, fairly pnced daily specials make your dinner an experience worth repeating. tJacobson's (Complete dinners s6.>O.119~5) 294.0440 STORE FOR THE HOME CRAllOl IU'it N ot 1~ Mill' Open Thursdays and i-nday:> until !:lOOp m We .....111validate your parking ticket Thursday, May 26, 1983 Rage Twelve-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS SHS ice cream social tonight IF IT'$ NAUTICAL BUT NICE WE'VE GOT ITI • SETH THOMAS CLOCKS • BRASS ACCESSORIES North and South High SChool • GLASS SHIPS IN BOTTLES • FOUL WEATHER GEAR bands will combme talents this ~ • TOP SIDERS evening, May 26, for the annual '\1 !:--~--: outdoor band concert and Ice ~iI?J..;..,-~,.,,~ v • NAUTICAL JEWELRY ~J~ cream social on South's front lawn FOR DAD .: S - , at 7 p.m. North's symphony band Will Remember the ship's wheel, ine. -~ begm the concert with Sousa's Father's Day 19605 MACK AVE GROSSEPOINTE WOODS, MICH% 48236 "Golden Jubilee," and Will follow June 19th 882-1340 with "Castilla" by Holmes, "Serenade to a Picket Fence" by Leyden, "The Beatles Echoes of an Era" by HlgglOS and "The Stars and Stflpes Forever" by Sousa. The South Symphomc Band Will contlOue the evemng with "Kmg Cotton" by Sousa, "My~ FaIr Lady" by Bennett and "Gospel John" by Lowden FolloWlOg IOtermlsSlon, 190 band students from the two high schools WIll Jom forces to perform "Brighton Beach" by Latham, "Fantasy on AmerICan Salhng Songs" by Grundman, "Broadway Show Stoppers Overture" by Barker and "Lassus Trombone" by Fill mote. The concert is free and open to the publIc In case of inclement weather, the concert wIll be held GLASS BLOCK SALES, Inc. Final night for arts fest in the South gymnatoflum 22701 Wood St., (Off 9 Mile At 1-94) Tbese South Higb school artists, featured in the school's current arts festival. show off .their -St Clair Shores Monday thru Friday 8 to 5, Saturday 8.Noon work to South principal Dr. Joseph Spagnoli (left) and South art instructor Jack Summ~rs (rIght). Brownell band The school's second annual arts festival ends this evening, May 26, and will feature an outdoor band concert and ice cream social at 7 p.m. The student artists are (left to right) Peter Brummel, ,earns high marks Theresa Muter and Edward Rogers. Top honors of First DiVlSlOnrat- CITY OF aftnS MICHIGAN lIlgs were awarded to the Brow- ~rn.a.ar 'niltie 1tT nell Band and the Brownell Or- SUMMARY OF THE MINUTES Heritage HaIl displays Great Lakes freighter chestra durmg the State of MichI- MAY 16,1983 gan School Band and Orchestra freighter display was coordinated future. Featured m the elght pan- The Meetmg was called to order at 8 00 P m "Say Hello to the Freighters on eled mural are the Indians, Association on May 7 at Brownell the Great Lakes" is the title of a by Ann Nicholson. The front lobby of Kerby SChool French trappers from about 1680 Approximately 15,300 members of Present on Roll Call Mayor James H Dmgeman, Councilmen Joseph L month.long display at Kerby to 1700, French ribbon farms from 306 musical groups participated in School's Heritage Hall. The exhib- is designated as Heritage Hall. Fromm, Jack M Cud1lp, Nancy J Waugaman, Harry T Eehhn, Gall Students at Kerby have been 1750 to 1850, summer cottages of the event held at various locations Kaess and Uoyd A Semple it will continue unl1l June 16 and the late 1800s, major estates from throughout the state competltlOn. will be used m conjunction with painting a mural for two years depicting the history of Grosse 1890 to the 19305, post World War The Brownell groups performed Those Absent Were: None Kerby Days, a three-day ex- three prepared selections before a Pointe from Indian times into the II and Grosse Pointe of the future position on June 8, 9 and 10. The Heritage Hall also features the panel of three adjudlCators and Also Present: Mrs. Kathleen Gallagher Lewis, Counsel, Mr Andrew Br~. display of artifacts and photo- then "played on sight" for another mer, Jr , C1tyManager, Mr Richard G Solak, City Clerk and Mr Robert COME AND TEST YOUR . ADVERTISEMENT- graphs relating to America's na- adjudicator. K Ferber, Chlef of Police tional, state and local history As a result of the May 7 per. COI.OR PERCEPTION " You Lost Your French and British flags adorn formance, adjudicators re- Mayor James H. Dingeman preSIded at the Meetmg the hall, representing other nat- commended that the Brownell Or. Wi HAVE SLASHED ALL PRICUII Hearing ions that have occupied Grosse chestra be conSidered to perform The Mmutes of the Regular Meetmg which was held on May 2, 1983,were at the Midwestern MUSIC Con- approved as corrected ALL CARPET Tomorrow, Pointe. The U.S. and Michigan flags add to the colorful display . ference in Ann Arbor at Hill Audi- OVER 3000 • PADDING The Minutes of the Study SessIOn which was held on Apnl 25, 1983, were COLORS Would You Do Heritage Hall is incorporated into torium next January, the highest 20.. Kerby School's curriculum to help compliment a mUSICal group can approved as submitted • TO CHOOSE Something the children become more aware receive. FROM TO40" Off The Brownell Middle School Or- The Councll, acting as a Zomng Board of Appeals, approved the Minutes of their rich heritage, the school of the Hearing wh1ch was held on May 2, 1983, and further, granted the About It? chestra and Band were conducted LUXURIOUS said. appeal of Mr & Mrs. Michael Cavanaugh, owners of the prem1ses located by Christma Judson and student Chicago, Ill. - A free The freighter exhibit displays at 261 Kerby, thereby authorizmg Issuance of a permIt to construct a • IURUNBToN VEL VET Jim Cleary prints on loan from teacher TIm Hoey offer of special interest second floor family room at the rear of hIS home located at the foregomg • PEPPERELL PLUSHES Jacobson's, and a freighter model address. • MOHAWK CARPET COLORCEmR to those whohear but do made by the captain of the freight- ParceUs math not understand words er, "The Harvester" loaned by The CounCil, actipg as a Zonmg Board of Appeals granted the appeal of has been announced by Pat Steffes. A 1937 log book from students qualify Mr & Mrs. Robert Hudson, owners of the premises located at 38 Lakec- CALUNETRJDl aNBIlIl. lIE. Beltone. A DOI1-operat. the "Benson Ford" freighter, a rest Lane, ther@Y,jll,1tqoti;ll~g.,JSSlUIllCl:lutMpermitto construct an addl- llllClUACl 881-'11' m\_ ing model of one of the flag from the Ford fleet and rwentY".stud~n~"from Parcells hon to hiS reSidence located at the foregomg address ,,",' ,- I ~ Middle School were recently re- smallest Beltone allis of photographs of the building of the "Stewart J. Cart" also are on loan commended by the school staff to The Council, actmg as a Zomng Board of Appeals, granted the appeal of lts kmd will be given ab- the Michigan Council of Teachers solutely free to anyone from the Dossin Museum Mr & Mrs Robert Hannon, owners of the premIses located at 154Ven- I "The "Champlain," "Calcite," of Mathematics as quahfied to dome, thereby authonzmg lssuance of a permit to mstall an air concbtlOn- requestmg it. partIcipate in the regional contest 109 umt In the SIde open space of their home located at the foregomg It's yours for the ask- and "Edmund Fitzgerald," three I REmODEL large freighter models rendered at the University of DetrOIt address ing, so send for it now. It by Raymond J. Kaiser of S1. Clair The recommended students is not a real hearing aid, Shores, are on loan from their were eighth graders George Deeb, Following a Pubhc Hearing on the matter, the Councll granted the appeal but it wlll show you how John Grierson, Mike Inman, Mark of Mr & Mrs Robert Hannon of 154 Vendome thereby authonzmg the IDIi?_ owner Robert Benkert Issuance of a fence permit to replace theIr present stockade fence with tmy hearing help can be A freighter assembly is planned Kane, James Lee, Tom Marsden, Walter Meier, Lowe Melhem and bnck wall of the same heIght DON'TT~KEACHANCE-CALLAPROFESSIONAL The actual aid weighs for Kerby students and the public less than a fourth of an on Tuesday, June 7, at 10 a m. Ashu Nautiyal. YourRemodelln~Plannedby Experts Seventh graders who were cho- The Counell adopted a resolution approvmg the request of Mr. & Mrs ounce, and it's all at ear We.1 CUSTOMCRAFT ha... some 01 Ihe _ known romo4ol,ng sen by the school staff were Has- Fred Rohn of 349Stephens Road, thereby authonzmg lssuance of a fence : "porta I~ me .r .... O help you plan yeIlr remodellrlll lOb - so Ihlt level, in one unit permit subJect to the executIOn of a Hold Harmless Agreement between Its d •• lgn & co.t will 1>0 tollored 10)'Ol.lr In Frank Stelllngwerf IS a Senior Staff Attorney at A lightweight to-speed Detroit Edison and is also Secretary-Treasurer of without a heavyweight price. Utility Technical Services. Inc. Prior to pract1cing law, Frank was a Senior Engineer with Fisher Body OurWorldlt pro\e~ Division, GMC. /', ' "?( you don', ha\ e to ~pend a <' ~ '!bundle tOfwt a 10 ~peedthat'<; Frank Stelltngwerf has a mechanIcal engtneering \ respectable a C. \_"\ [t"~ahand<;ome easy. degree from General Motors Institute. a Juris Doctor, _ :A\ ndm~ machme that'<; cum laude, from The Detroit College of Law and a I __'0 ~ rU! '\ii, I #f:SCHWINN" Frank Stelltngwerf is involved in the Mason PTO J:\1 ; b Height 21-1/2' • width a". depth T' b Solid brass hinged door. 2 medium and IS currently its President. Frank has also served ''-1- I t" • base candle sockets M1.11 as Treasurer, Vice President and Director of the • ,- I' \';- 95 '> $149 b. AIM a.,alMM In IM8Ief GrQ<;~ Pointe Jaycees and is Involved In Little League l , -.. t",uled Supply 01 "ne at .... 0 ... IM.to. and YMCA IndIan Guides. / I '82 Modell 01 95 Frank Stelltngwerf and his family are members of 5129 St. Michael's Episcopal Church where he serves as ExwlIl/ Electric Co. an usher. l."lItin, GtllJ.rll _nil Slippli,. "One of the largest lighting fi1(ture selections In Michigan" 20234 HARPER AVENUE between 7 & II Mile, Harper Wood., Mlch 4&225 lIWIIl PHONE114-_4 • PaId for hy Commlllec 10 Flc(l Frank ~,.ll1n~wc,f W711l W"ks lane (''0". POln,e Woods M,chl~an -48236 ~ Llghllng Gallery Houll: Mon. thrl/ S.I 8 to 5, Friday 11/6 Thursday, May 26, 1983 Page Fourteen-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Candidates discuss issues CITY OF (6rnsst 'l1tntr Jurk MICHIGAN YOU'RE NO.1 WITH USI~I Ip------_.------_.-_.~ an issue that is going to affect the (Continued teom Page 13A) quality of life in Grosse Pointe. No ORDINANCE NO.1 02 I SHORES AUTO WASH ~ I Any budget should be predicat. matter wttich way the referend.um AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF ORDIN. I "Eastside's Finest" ~ I ed on the point that there is a would go, I would abide by it. ANCE NO.96 OF THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE PARK, BY AMEND- certain amount to be allocated for ...... ING SECTION 3 OF ORDINANCE NO. 96. expenses. Surplus comes into pIa)' Local Board of Education can. THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE PARK ORDAINS: when you have reserves for emer- didate Frank Stellingwerf was i 50«1: OFF I gencies All budgets are educated r:Wo~%U:8: misquoted in last week's issue. guesses. Section 1. I ON AN AUTO WASH The quote should have read, "I section 3 of Ordmance No. 96 is hereby amended to read as follows; I Coupon good any day • 1 coupon per customer, per wash Q. The last millage election was am not for an indefinite IPost- voted through by only 225 votes. ponement on the issue (school This Ordinance shall be effectlve September 1, 1983 I Expires June 23, 1983 Do you think that slim margin c!osmgs)." Another quote should says anything about the mood of have read "I don't think it's ap- I Two Locations to Serve You the school community on school propriate to praise or criticize Dr. Section 2. This Ordinance shall be effective immediately and the City Clerk is di. taxes? Brummel in the press. I don't Z3801 HARPER ZZ4Z1 MACK thmk he should be an issue (in rected to pol!t and cause the publication of this Ordinance In the maMer I~ New Brushlessl. Soft Touch Brush In a democracy, with any kmd as provIded in the Charter of the City of Grosse Pointe Park. G~9 thiS campaign)." 771-0505 778-9133 of vote, you have someone that Nunzlo J. Ortlal , -3 Sunday 88 W.lthlr p.rmlttlng wins and someone that loses The 1111 8 8.4 SuMIV GPN - ~26-83 City Clerk people who want to close schools Pointers named ~.~----_._._-_._-----_.-._---~are complaining that the millage just passed. If there were a reCer. endum on the school closIngs, I to judicial would expect to see as close a CITY 0' CSrnss.e'ntut.e 1J;urms MICHIGAN vote 8S on the miildKt: (vutcom~). eyaluation panel I would expect to see people who CODE NO. 12.01 don't want schools closed to win. Michigan Republican Party AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCENO. 111 Q. Thl. month teachers wlll Chairman Spencer Abraham and begin negotiation. on a new con. U.S. Congressman William ORDINANCE NO. H3 tract. What .pecltlc ISluet need to Broomfield last week jointly an- AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTION 11OF ORDINANCE NO. be considered in determining nounced the creation of a Judicial m BEING AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE APPROVAL OF whether teachers should or should Evaluation Committee composed PLATS IN THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE FARMS. of Michigan attorneys, among not be given salary increases? THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE FARMS ORDAINS: - I have been disappointed in the them three Pointers. Residents named to the com- GPEA (Grosse Pointe Education Section 1. The Plats Ordinance, Ordinance No. Ill, enacted September Association) to date for .not taking mittee include Richard Durant, of Durant & Durant; George B. Bas- 20, 1954,as amended by Ordinance No. 162, enacted AprU 19, IllN, is a stand (on the school closing hereby amended by revising section 11to read in its entirety as follows; plan). Tms is a very irresponsible hara, Jr. of Dykema, GOBsettl position for teachers. Anyone who Spencer, Goodnow Ie Trigg; ana Section 11. A fee shall be paid to the City prior to commencing GLA.I .LOCK IALI., Inoe doesn't take a stand in my opm- Richard Suhrheinrich, of Kitch, installation of the improvements. Such fee shall be In an amount ion, does not care. Suhrhelnrich, Smith, Saurbier & which will pay the City the COlt of inspecting such improvements 22701 Wood St., (Off 9 Mile At 1-94) Drutchas, PC. St. Clair Shores MondIiy nUlol Frld.y 8 to 5, a.turd.y '-Noon The teachers should get a and cover other related expenses. Such fee shall be estabUshed from The committee is charged with time to time by the City Council and may vary, based upon the freeze. There should be a hir- helping screen applicants for the ing/flring freeze. character and value of work, type of inspection required. and other Q. What specific ideas do you U.S. Federal Court posts. Ab- facts deemed pertinent by the City Council. raham said he was asked by the CITY OF MICHIGAN have to improve the quality of ~rn.a.at 'ntutr 111arttt£i educational programs in Grosse Republican Congressional delega- Section 2. In all other respects, Ordinance No. III as heretofore amend- tion to provide political evalua. ed, shall remain In full force and effect. NOTICE OF HEARING Pointe publiC' schools '? tions for the federal judiciary va. I'm making an extensive study caney created by the appointment Section 3. This Ordinance shall take effect twenty (20) days after Its VACANT LOT CLEAN-UP of the c~rriculum in the elemen- enactment. or upon pUblication, whichever Is later. tary schools. In those schools, of former Federal Judge Patricia SPECIAL ASSESSMENT they should have a full.time Boyle to the Michigan Supreme Enacted: ~1&-83 Richerd G. Solek NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council will meet at the City mathematics instructor Mason Court. GPN _ 5-26-83 City Clerk Hall on Monday, June 6, 1983at 8:00 p.m to consider the adoption of a school only h"as one. They should Others named to the committee resolution authorizing t~e City to proceed with neces~ary weed cuttmg and also have a full-time arts instruc- include former state Supreme general clean up on vacant lots and to RSlelUl the cost of the project to the Court Chief Justice Mary Coleman property owners on the tax rolls for the above described work together tor in the schools. state high court Justice john Q. How would you evaluate Fitzgerald, former JUitlee Thoma. CITY 0' (J)rnss.e 'nttttr 3J1urms MICHIGAN with the penalties set forth by Ordinance Brummel', Supt, performance Brennan and University of Michl-' The properties m the City of Grosse POinte Farms to be assessed on the over the JI.t two yeau? gan Law School professor James CODE NO. 12..02 tax rolls are BIl follows; I feel that Dr. Brummel, from a W. White. AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCENO. 112 technical IItandpoint, III knowl- "It is our view that the panels SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE NO. 1M LOT NO edgeable of the admInistration In we have designated are compriHd AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND SECTION 12 OF ORDINANCE NO. Q3 P.C.618 the central offices. His ability to Joy Realty Hamilton Park of indIviduals who can make a 112 BIING AN ORDINANCE REGULATING AND REQUIRING 55-60 maneuver around the community top-fUght professional evaluation IMPROVEMENTS ON LAND NOT COVERED BY PLATS, 3b, 6a, &b.II Ridge ROld Subdivision Is quite good. I feel he has the Country Club Pk. No.3 of applicants, 80 that we can be S07. Soel skills of the belt politician I have certafn that our eventual appoin- THE CITYOF GROSSE POINTE FARMS ORDAINS: 3OVb. 311 Country Club Pk. No.3 ever met in my life. (But) he is an Willison Sub. No. 1 tee is a highly qualified and reo Sedlm 1. The Unplatted Landi Ordinance, Ordinance Na.m, enacted 4 Ed.emere Sub. No.1 extremely shrewd, cunning per- spected cholee," Abraham laid. September 20, 1864,II hereby amended by revl.ln, Bectlon 12to read in It, 20 RidS' Road Subdlvilion IOn, His biggest fault Is tl1at he 58-60 doesn't have a feel for the Grolse Take a dWlk entirety I' follow.: 5,6, 12, 20,21, Pointe community. He seems to 22,24,2& ROleTerrace Subdlvilion Section 12.A fee lhall b~1.d to_ltJL.~YJrior to commfnclq the completely Ignore the fears the for MD,~ay' 27 In.tallation of luch' im~8hfenti"'under"t11" provislons of thi. Or. The owners of the above property, a. Indicated on the current tax roll., mothers have [or sending their dlnance. Such fee shall be In an amount which wlU pay the City the kids to different schools. The Muscular Dystrophy Also- COlt of Inspecting such improvements and cover other related ex. have been notified Individually by letter, of the program and the cost ciation will sponsor a dunk tank Q. Do you think Supt. Brum- pensea. SUchfee .hall be estabUshed from time to time by the Clt)" Involved for MD on Friday, May 27, from 3 Council and may vary, based upon the character and value of work, mel's tentative Ichool con.ollda. to 6 p.m. at South High School. The Hearing will be public, interested property owners or residents of the tlon plan should be put to a vote In type of Inspection required, and other facts deemed pertinent by the The event also will continue City Council. City are Invited to attend. the community? on Saturday, May 28, from 8 a.m. RICHARD G. SOLAK Yes. 1 would favor it in that I to 3 p.m. in South's "S" parking Section 2. In all other respects, Ordinance No. 112as heretofore amend- City Clerk GPN - 5-26-83 feel the issue of school closmgs IS lot on Grosse Pointe Boulevard. ed shall remain In full force and effect. Section 3. This Ordinance shall take effect twenty (20) days after Its enactment, or upon publication, whichever is later. Our warehouses here at the Government Talents, and The Back-Yard Mechanic. Enacted: 5-1&-83 Richard G. Solak Printing Office contain more than 16,000 Books on subjects ranging from GPN _ 5-~83 City Clerk different Government publications. Now agriculture, business, children, we've put together a catalog of nearly and diet to science, space exploration, 1,000of the most popular books in our transportation, and vacations. Find out CITY OF ~ing.a.e Jntnt.e MICHIGAN inventory. Books like Infant Care, what the Government's books are all National Park Guide and Map, The about. For your free copy .ofour (NOTE: Following is the text of Ordinance No 224 adopted by the City Council of the City of Grosse Pointe at a regular meeting held May 23, Space Shuttle at Work, Federal Benefits new bestseller catalog, wnte- 1983.) for Vetera~s.and Dependents, :o.:x 37000 AN ORDINANCETO AMEND SECTION 2.113 OF CHAPTER 24 OF Merchandmng Your Job 93-''I ;::W"hmgton, DC 20013 TITLE II OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE Class THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE ORDAINS: 1. That section 2.113of Chapt~r 24 of Title 11of the Code of the City of ads GrOise Pointe is hereby amended to read as foHows: 2.113.Water and Sewer Rale •. Charges for water service to each premises within the City connected with the water supply system, get and charges for sewage disposal service to each premises within the Bestsellers City having any sewer connection with the public sewers, for each quarterly (3 months) period, shaH be as foHows for bills issued quick covering the period beginning July 1, 1983 and thereafter: results For water and sewer used, a rate of $15.00 per thousand cubic feet ~~;s,~~ for all customers A minimum combmed water-sewerage service charge of 1,500 cubic ~- call feet of water consumed per quarter shaH be made per dwelling umt or non-residential unit. 882-6900 For water and sewer used for non-reSidential customers, a quarterly surcharge equivalent to three months c~arges from City of Detroit for Industrial Waste Control meter charges as established from time to time by the City of DetrOlt. Michigan Water and Sewerage De- partment 2 The effective date of the Wlthm Ordmance No 224 shaH be ten (10) days after date of pubhcatlon thereof T.W_ Kressbach G PN - 5-26-83 City Manager.Clerk , CARPET CLEANED ~ 95 Living Room and Hall 29 Living Room~ Dining I and Hall 39'~ GARBAGE DUAL METHOD DEEP SOIL EXTRACTION GRINDER? Chair elM FURNITURE :J ('II~hion (ollrh Lou' Stoat CLEANING '34.95 '29.95 '14.95 ~~ WARRANTY. Our •• Fl.r' crewl w,ll c1.on your cOrFM',n; e!TTER I~on you ~o...... r _n belor. or your mon.y If r.'urn.d IN FULL UFl~ol".,.d lurnllur•• or.o and Orl.nlal PlUMIINC&H!AI!D corp.'l,nclud.d ,n ,~. FlI.clQ. 11.Lift'" • 1N.7. 1laM IlEIIClI(YAl • IIH.7D CARPET SERVICES 527-8081 11!1 IWU • • I4H ... - \ I Page Flfteen-A NEW S Thursday, May 26, 1983 G R 0 SSE POI N T E County jobs develop good work habite Parents sue Woods in death of son morning and was spotted by an officer Reports !>ald Jeffrey had. receive $3.35 and $5 for supervis- The parents of a 25-year-old De- t*************"HI" ~ 16111 MACK AVE. E CHARLIE t ** uS:7i40 ** : from the staff: .. ~ ************* .. ~ rTf'i[}{\ .. 1C ~ ~ 1C FINANCIAL iC ic: 'SERVICES INC. ~ ic: ~({CA$$Je-.lI •• ( .. ~ ,'111(. ~ ~ of( .. FINANCIAL GAME • .. Weallha~e~~dol.'Game .. *.<; .. Plan. • Batlle Plan." . Work ~ * y-, ~ Plan" and now the Financial ~ * ~ Plan It s as old as wealth If iC ~ you want to succeed you must .. Fresh New Red ~~ have a' plan. 'lor the lack of It w~lmostllkelyleadtolaJlure Ground Chuck 3 lBS FOR $4.89 POTATOES 20. LB. w1te!lleryou pl.n for that or iC ~ ~ ~~n~~g",:~~~~e,~:';id~C~~~ ~ Rolled Rump Roast .. $2.69 LB. California Pascal ~ ,goal accumulation and/or ~. Boneless for Rolfssene CELERY 70- ~.. preservatloo of an estate re ~ brement etc FlOanclal plan- Lean and Meaty Large ~ nlllgforbuslllesslSsuchacnt ~ C t Styl R.b $1 79 'cal POintIII the total busUleSS ~ oun ry e IS. • • LB. GREEN PEPPERS ~ EA plan It IS addressed wlthm the ~ ,...,., firm by an accountmg stall ~ Center Cut-Boneless andperformlllghnanclalllllancialmanagementanalysIS ~ Fam ilY Stea.k ...... $2.99 LB. 1"\A\AJDIEY..... '1 • Raspb erry ~ FmanelalplanmnglS forthe ~ L B I St I D I h$1 89 ~ mdmdualtheflnanclalanaly ~ ean, one ess GREAT FOR reuse an s . ~ :.c;:do~~':::~~~:~~ce:~ra ~Chuck Roast. ~~'!-~-P••• $1.99 LB. HOMOG :;s~:,tS:~~~t;~~s~:~::~ .. * FRESH FISH FILLETS DAIL Yf M'dLK $1 ENIZeD iC :fI~'~sl=~~~~g~~~t~r ~Spiral Sliced HONEYGLAZEDHAMS $2.99 LB. I .79GAL. iC and the Investment of those .. cth WI\ham<;on needed ************ ****** *** ***** ******** ... sa~gasuseolmf1atlonmanyof ~~ •• MICHELOB or ~I -I GROSSEPOINTE ICE 04p2EoNunpcelT~ ~ot long ago. Ell/ab erv for a perforated l . - d dunng ~urg - us have crept 1010 higher tax ~ r " ,. CUSTOM CUBES ~ o ne brackets Tax planning be • MICHELOB LIGHT ,r r) CHI¥=SECAKES BAR-B-Q. 11 unit'> ot hlo 't for <;omeo \Ike you h t came a strategy 10 .~u pro ~ ~1Om ~-~ S 00 \llLcr And It It ""crt~~"h Red Cro"'<;, c;he mlg t no docmg the highest cash rates 24 Bottles $10 99 /lqlll 1. SAUCE ~ don,lllng blood thr e ~a';IUrnolanypartof the or Cans .'Dep •• -- STAHL'S BAKERY Lg.Bag S1.99 ..m.~~ ht: ht:rc tod.l) nd.., The demand 1<; The Imal slrategem 01 the plan IS the e,tate plan how lh\: need tor blood never \<;lltute A healthy to retam and confer the ac ~ d thcre I'" no ...u r cumulallon 01 wealth Irom ~ ~ Ln\111nuOu", An blnod <,everal11me.., cl yea generallon to g~allon ~ ~ \:I "on L.ln donate d IIbe there If yoU, P gh bloo WI 'r dl~l~~:~~a~~:~~~~:a,~~n• "NATIONAL BRAND NAME SOFT DRINKS AT DISCOUNT PRICES" ~ M,IJ.,C ..,\.Irt:cnou tn our community eYt.: 'Ollue f manelal plannmg.ser ~ 10\ cd onc, or ,1O)Onc Y ,\ t nt:t:,h It f hloqd donor appolntmen t~~;~sg~Summertime Truckload SALE!~ 11Rcd ero...... or a C mchoosl1ll!a l,nanc,al planner ~ It' t' t t k 'F'II h ~ \ l i Th,\nk<' '5 Ihelr proresslOn81 ablhl) ~ S Ime 0 S OC up. I t e cottage and boat with. .. ~ t\ I1l\ hnng a Incn ~':~b~~~~e:r:den~:~~~s( it COKE DIET COKE * ~ ~:~;I:~~::'~~~t;ag~~ ~ * * ~ from complimentary Irom ~ TAB _ SPRITE .M' salesmen who earn commls ~ * ~ ~~C:u:'.O~':~I~~~~t~snac.:.t~ _ DR PEPPER SQUIRT of dollars for large compllcat .M'. - * ..~ ed plans ~ ~ Howe,er there.snodoubt a ~ SUNKIST prole,,,onal financial plan ~ ** * * * ~ American ~n~e~:;cv~~:a~~~hew"e i Thursday, May 26, 1983 Page Sixteen-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS II \ I • Now ...service youti expect trom ATboL.prices yalid expect trom a warehouse ... on everything you buy! Now you're saving! Really saving! Everything you buy is now priced less everyday at Arbor Drugs, So don't wait tor sales or special events. Arbor has your brand-name favorites at the lowest prices ever. The secret: Arbor buys in quanitites right from the manufacturer -so we can pass the quantity discounts on to you. You can believe our slogan: we sell it tor less-or we don't sell it. That means everything you bUy at Arbor is at your greatest savings ever! ONE DOZEN HOMOGENIZED EXTRA LARGE EGGS FARM-MAID MILK TWIN PACK 8.PACK GALLON GRADEFRESH A ~q~V '/2 LITER BOTILES 165 169 L1MrT3 LIMIT 3 L1MrT3 No coupon needed. Prices good through May 31, 1983 DRUG CENTER ~.0'I " 1. • ,. We sell it for less. Or we don't sell it. , .19103Mack Ave. at Moross Next to Woolworth Phone: 881-7656 - F l , I ,I I Section B Thursday, May 26, 1983 The Second Section I I Focus on pair I' of this year's Stratford plays Three pairs of lectures on works ~f you STILL haven't figured out your place in Det- by Wilham Shakespeare will be rOIt's Grand Prix Race excitement, here are three ideal offered by Str atford Fes ti val Ideas courtesy of the Founders Society Detroit Institute America In a trio of metropolJtan of Arts. "Top of the Prix II" parties June 4 and 5, all area locations, mcluding Umver- benefits for the museum, will be held on the 21st floor of sity Liggett SChool's Cook Road RenCen's Tower 500, where 480 runmng feet of windows campus, between June 14 and 23. offer a weather-proof vista of 70 percent of the course. Guest lecturer Philip J. Trad. distinguIshed Shakespearean The parties, sponsored by the Founders with assis- scholar and professor of English at tance from WCZY-FM, are open to the public. You can Wayne State University. will focus take your pick of any of them, or attend all three ... as on "Macbeth" and "As You Like long as you get your reservations in before all tickets are It;.... both are being offered at the gone Festival Theatre in Stratford, Ont., thiS summer season. Festivities start Saturday, June 4, with an 8:30 p.m. to Professor Traci has chosen the 12:30 a.m. Pre-Prix Sunset Party and dancing to music tItles "Macbeth: Butcher, Hen- by The Urbations. Light snacks, beer and wine are in- Pecked Husband, or Victim of an cluded in the $20 per person admission donation. Cash Internal Destiny?" and "As You Like It. Chiffon-Flower Eden or bars will be available. Threatening Forest?" for his lec- No Grand Prix general admission ticket is necessary tures for Pre-Prix, but you DO have to purchase a $15 general HIS University Liggett prog- access-to-the-mfield-area admission before you can ex- rams are scheduled for Thurs- ercise your June 5 "Top of the Prix" options. days, June 16 and 23, at 8 p.m. He will also present the lectures on You can start the day early, enjoying a hearty brunch Tuesdays, June 14 and 21, at 8 and viewing the Formula One Reconnaissance Laps and p.m. at Lawrence Institute of Technology In Southfield, and on the Renault Race from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. for a Wednesdays, June 15 and 22, at 8 contribution of $40 per person. You can come later - or p.m. at McGregor Conference stay on for - the Race Viewing Party itself, from 11:45 Center on the Wayne State Uni- a.m. to 5:30 p.m., for $60 per person, open bar and versity campus snacks included. Another earned honor for Ruth e e e Tickets. at $6 for a single lec- ture, $10 for the pair ($3 and $5, "Top of the Prix" tickets are available at all CTC Once again, a well-deserved honor has come thropic standards through the recognition of a single and pair, respectively, for outlets. Contributions for the benefits are tax deductible to Grosse Pointe's RUTH HARPER VANCE. person who symbolizes those same fine virtues students and senior citizens), are as provided by law. For additional information or credit She received the Matilda R. Wilson Award of and qualities. It is presented annually to a on sale now through the Stratford card orders, contact the museum's Development Office, Honor Wednesday, May 11, during the sprIng woman whose efforts to help people are in Festival America office in the 833-7969. luncheon meeting of the Women's Association themselves praiseworthy - but in a much Penobscot Building. Reservation for Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Detroit, held at larger sense, the recipient is chosen to repre- information may be obtained by I' * * * Meadow Brook Hall. The award was estab- sent that large group of women in the metropo- calling 962-1500. - lished to perpetuate the late Matilda Wilson's litan community who are dedicated to workmg Stratford Festival America, af- And by the way: there's a super-convenient feature filiated with and licensed by the available to ticket holders for the Sunday, June 5, events, deep humanitarian principles and high philan- for the welfare of others. Stratford Shakespearean Festival who may park their own cars in the Cultural Center area Women's ASSOCIationPreSIdent brary, the Umted Foundation, the commIttees and boards of years Foundation of Canada, is a non- and use a free shuttle bus service that will run from 8:30 Darlene Fauber, presenting the MichIgan Cancer Society, the past, and helped to open the way profit organization founded to a.m. to 6:30 p.m. between the Art Institute's John R award, termed Mrs. Vance a vol- JUnIor League, FranklIn Settle- for increasing representation of broaden public awareness, ap- street (theater) entrance and Cadillac Square in down- unteer In the truest sense of the ment 'md the DetrOIt Symphony women on today's major policy preciation and study of the arts, town Detroit. That's almost worth the price of both party word Orchestra, as well as the Music determining groups. particularly Shakespearean admissions. "For many years she has de- Hall and Interlochen Centers for "I am overwhelmed to receIve drama and culture throughout voted much of her time and talent the Performing Arts. She IS chair- thIS Impressive award on behalf of North America A RiChfless of Herbs to the administration and finan- 109 this year's offiCIal DetrOIt so many women who do so much Professor Traci is the secretary Marilyn Hempstead, of Fox Hill Farm in Parma, will cial support of countless activities Grand Prix Ball.. for so many m our community," \and a founding director of Strat- fill her truck with a richness of herbs and a wonder of which result in community bet- Her past accomphshments on saId Ruth, acknowledging her ford Festival America. He is also wild flowers early next Thursday morning and head off terment and a rIcher quahty of behalf of various local charities latest honor. a member of the board of De- hfe for thousands of metro Det- have been outstanding, and the "It is especially meaningful to troit's Attic Theatre. to The Pointe, to The Hill, to the empty lot opposite the roiters Ruth Vance has occupied list of p~evlOu~ awards she has accept an award named in honor NEWS office, next to The Persnickety Pedlar, to set up shop poSItIons of lea~ership and trust in r~celved ISp~bhc t.estlmony to the of Matilda Wilson, and to receive He is a PhI Beta Kappa grad- for a very special 10a.m. to 4 p.m. Herb Sale sponsored by many of the CIty'S foremost civic hIgh regard 10 which she IS held It In thiS elegant Meadow Brook uate of Western Reserve Uni- ThelGarden Club of Michigan, an affiliate of The Garden and charitable Qrg~nizatlOns." Mrs. Vance is no ne,:"comer to Hall setting that was her home." versity and also pursued grad- --elub of AnJ-erica ..-- ~ -- - Even a partial listing of Ruth's the ranks of comrnumt~ volun- The hall, bUIlt by the Alfred G. uate studies at Hat"Vatd Untver- involvements reads like a cata- teers: her great organizatIOnal Wilsons in the late '205 at a cost of sity. He taught at Tufts, Duke, Sir Fox Hill Farm is gaining a national reputation, with logue of local public service ability, good humor and hard $3,500,009.,contaIns examples of George Williams and Drew (Continued on Page 4B) groups. She has served the work have gained her a place on archItectural SkIlls and crafts- (Continued on Page 5B) FrIends of the Detroit Public Li- many of the male-domInated (Continued on Page 4B) Spring Savings E Ithanallen N THIB~G ••• wake-up your Living Room with Fresh New Fabrics,Colors & StyleS! 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Fro IV.I hi. Sunday 12.$ Downtown 7 Mile Eastland BIrmingham Nofthlond ~., _____ ~_i ...... ).~. GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 26, 1983 C"" :;:;, PIANOS WAITED Sr..... s,tHts. CIIuIa Love-Tworek rites are read TOP P.ICES PAID A traditional bridal gown of oys- newlyweds left for a Caribbean 837-0508 ter white natural silk, styled with cruise. IUY - SEll- •• T a cathedral le~h train and a fit- The bridegroom is presently ted, lace bodIce, was Joanna completing hIS internship at De- Margareta Tworek's choice for troit Osteopathic and Bi-County her early spring wedding to Dr. Hospital. The couple WIll be mov- Get the Perfect Hairstyle for Your Lifestyle Ralph Wayne Love at ing to Dallas, Tex., in July, where Intricate embroidery accented Dr Love will be a physician on a Joseph's of Grosse Pointe her skirt, whIch rested on a large Naval Air Base for at least two hoop. Her long veil fell from an years Let Joseph and 12 other artistic 18th century, European, sterling Honor attendant Kristin Blecher stylists help you find a hairstyle silver tiara. Her silk bouquet fea- carrIed a bouquet of whIte silk tured white roses, white mimature flowers WIth blue accents w /It you and your lifestyle orchids and baby's-breath. Bridesmaids Jubanna Tworek, the "t;V , 1 The new Mrs. Love is the bride's younger SISter, and Kathe- Month of May Perm Special daughter of Dr. Taisja Tworek, of ryn Kosniewskl carned bouquets ~ ~~1$ Lakeshore Road, and Joseph of assorted blue silk flowers for New Customers Only Adam Tworek, of Canton Town- They wore long dresses, sky A..p' \ ONLY $30.00 ship. Dr. Love is the son of Albert blue in color, accented with em- Dr. and Mrs. Love, of Wichita Falls, Tex., and Mr. and Mrs. broidered white flowers on clutfon Ralph W. Love Redkin • L'Oreal • Wella • Zotos the late Mrs. Love Michael J. Bronikawski Sensor Perm by Realistic bodices, and matching flowers In The 4 o'clock ceremony Satur- their hair. liam Kmght, of Modesto, Cabf, and all otiter mil/or permantllis who has been Interning WIth the day, March 19, in St. Peter and Best man was Joseph Anthony Paul Orthodox Church, Father bfldegroom, and Emlle EttedgUl. Winter wedding 882-2239 • 20951 Mack Avenue Tworek, the bride's younger The mother of the bflde, in a Michael Matsko presiding, was brother Ushers were Lit>utenant long, 111~c-coloreJ dress, wo!e Iollowc::u by a reception at RIchard Tworek, of Charleston, Lochmoor Club, after which the matching baby orchIds and for Miss Ziegler S.C., their older brother, Dr. WII- baby's-breath in her hair / " A reception at the Grosse Pomte Johnson-Norris troth revealed ~.I) War MemorIal followed the wed- '/: ding of Kathy Lynn .Ziegler and Get A Head Start .,~ Mr. and Mrs William Penn Master of Busmess Admlnlstra- Michael Joseph Bromkawskl FrI- Norris, who moved recently from tion degree from the University of day evening, November 26, In Our on summer by using Harvard Road to Van Antwerp Southern Cahfornia Lady Queen of Peace Church Road in Harper Woods, are an- She is now employed by Cam- nouncing the engagement of their brian Systems, West Lake Village, The brIde, daughter of Mr. and daughter, Valerie Jane, to D. Calif., as a financial analyst. Mrs. Hazen ZIegler, of Moorland Cooper Johnson Jr., son of Mr. Her fiance holds a Bachelor of Drive and the bridegroom, son of OUR SUNTAN BOOTH of Mr. a~d Mrs. Joseph Bronikawskl, and Mrs. DUdley C. Johnson, Business Administration degree Topeka, Kans. The wedding is from Washburn University, Top- of Country Club Drive, Harper safe UV A rays planned for early December. eka, and a Master of BUSIness Ad- Woods, are both Grosse POinte Miss Norris, a Grosse Pointe ministration degree from Wichita North Jilgh Sc~ool gra~uates. South High School graduate, re- State University. His fraternity is She is affllJated WIth Kappa complete privacy - men welcome ceived her Bachelor of Science in Alpha Delta. Delta sorority and is a graduate of EngineeringtBachelor of Arts in He is a senior financial analyst the Wayne State University Col- Industrial Design degree from at Dataproducts, Woodland Hills, lege of Nursmg, He holds a Bache- Michigan State University and her Calif. lor of Fine Arts degree from Wayne State UniversIty and is To conduct Legal Assistant inventory work1Og as an Industflal deSIgner at FIsher Body. !J~tft.Jt-. Registration is underway for the neys in a variety of law-related Tuesday, June 14, personal as- duties. Graduates of .Oakland's Father Daniel Complo offICIated a full sf3rvice beauty salon sessment inventory test required program have on-ths-Job ex per- at the 5 o'clock weddmg mass. for entry into the Legal Assistant ~ence, f~r they serve a!1 8O-hour Mrs. David J. Kabat Readers were Mary Monark, a Program offered by Oakland Uni- internshIp at the conclUSIOn of the former Grosse Pointe resident 16828Kercheval 886-4130 versity's Division of Continuing program, and have access to a job who now makes her home In Education. referral service maintained by the Kabat-Bolos BoUlder, Colo., and Jean DesJar- . . Division of Continuing EducatIOn. dine, of University Place. The mven~ry, which measures Job placement cannot be guaran- OUR GREAT language skil.ls and. levels of ab- teed, however. vows spoken The bride wore a tradItional stract reasomng, will be co~duct- Legal Assistant classes begin at Barbara Ann Bolos and David gown of white peau de soie trim- ed. fro~ ~:30 to 9:30 p.m. m the Oakland the week of June 20. Re- John Kabat, who exchanged med and bordered in re-embroid- umverslty s qakl~ Ce~ter Gold gistration for the inventory may marriage vows Saturday, May 14, ered Alencon lace, styled With IN-SEASON SALE Roo~. PrepaId regIstratIOn fee of b.t! made and further mformatlOn in Samt Maron Church, will return Elizabethan sleeves and a chapel $10 IS reqwred. about the program obtamed by from a Caribbean cruise to the length train. Matching lace ac- Legal Assistants are parapro- calling 377-3121 between 8 a.m. Virgin Islands to make their home cented her hat. She carried a cas- fessionals traIned to assist attar- and 8 p.m. weekdays in Arlington HeIghts, Ill. cade of white miniature carna- SPRIN GjSUMMER FASHIONS The 4: 30 o'clock ceremony at tions, white roses, stephanotIS and Seek swnmer ACS whIch Father Larry Michael, of ivy Rebecca Smith Boston, presided was followed by Honor maid Deborah Stinson, of cookbook sellers a reception in Saint Maron's So- Mount Clemens, bridesmaids TO WEAR NOW AND LATER! to be a bride cial Hall. Theresa D'Angelo, Cynthia Good The American Cancer Society is The bride, daughter of Mr. and and Anne Heymes and junIOr Making plans for an early seeking volunteers to participate • DRESSES sep- Mrs. Peter Bolos, of Somer$et bridesmaid StaCIe Eidson, of tember wedding on Cape Cod are in a summer super-sale of "Sea- Road, wore a traditional gown, Grand Haven, the bride's cousm, Rebecca Sheldon Smith, daughter sonal Samplings," the c.ookbook styled with a bodice and sleeves of wore floor length dresses of dusty of Mrs. Kay Brown Cunningham, that provides a culinary tour of • SPORTSWEAR re-embroidered Alencon lace and rose chiffon, featuring soft, puffed of University Place, and Dr. Wil- Michigan's four seasons, sugges- a lace-edged, soft, flOWing silk taf- sleeves. tions for festive fare, harvest hits, liam Pierce Smith, of Bloomfield feta skirt. Rose ribbon accented their • SUITS Hills, and Dwain L. Coggins, son wild game treats and barbecue Matching lace edged her finger- round bouq1.1ets of white car- of Dr. and Mrs. Leroy Cogginarof and fruit favorites, plus restaur- nations and rose-colored minia- Cary, N.C. - ant favorites, a connoisseur's cor- tip veil, whIch fell from ~ crystal • COATS crown. White orchids, whIte roses ture carnations The bride-elect, a University ner and an ethnic section. Paul Bronikawski acted as best Liggett SChool alumna who holds The object of the sale is to raise and baby's-breath formed her bouquet man for his brother Guests were • LINGERIE a Bachelor of Arts degree from $25,000 for ACS research, patient Mrs. Brian McCann, honor mat- seated by John Batts, Brad Fow- Cornell University, received her services and public education ler, Bryan Palonls and Bruce M.D. from the University of programs. Volunteers need no ron for her sister, and ~rides- • BEACHWEAR maids SadIe Bolos, another sister, Ziegler, brother of the bnde. Pennsylvania. prior experience and may sell at Junior usher was Steve EIdson, of Her fiance also holds a Bachelor their convenience; ACS Will pro- and Laurie Bacino, both of Arling- Jht shops of ton HeIghts, Debbie Belloni and Grand Haven, and flng bearer of Arts degree from Cornell Uni- vide the training, the publicity was Andrew Kozubal, of Muske- versity. He expects to receive his and the cookbooks. Further in- Susan Totty, dressed 10 blue and 533 UNITS white dotted swiss, carried ar- gon; both are cousins of the bride. Walton.l'itrc~ Ope~;[;~~~days M.D. from New York University formation may be obtained by The bride's mother wore a floor in 1984. calling 557-5353. rangements of roses and carna- GROSSE POtNTE tions. length gown styled WIth a skIrt of Robert Kabat, of Downers coffee chiffon and an ivory lace Grove, III , acted as best man for bodice. PInk roses formed her his brother. They are the sons of wrist corsage. The bridegroom's BRIGHTEN UP HER DAY... the late Mr and Mrs. Carl Kabat, mother selected a long gown of of Elmhurst, Ill. burgundy chiffon and a wflsl cor- sage of white roses. Ushering were Ronald Kabat, of The newlyweds vacatIOned In Carmel, Calif, another brother, Florida They are at home In Ster- Steven Bolos, of Dallas, Tex , hng Heights. brother of the bride, David Trybus and Mr McCann. Out-of-tawn guests Included the bride's grandmother, Mrs. Arthur Ruffles accented the long- sleeved gown of orchid taffefa Wilbert, of Spring Lake, and her selected by Mrs. Bolos for her uncle and aunts, Mr and Mrs. Lee daughter's wedding. White roses Eidson, of Grand Haven, and formed the bride's mother's cor- Nancy Kozubal, of Muskegon sage The new Mrs Kabat, a Grosse Schedule National Pomte South High School alumna, will be graduated from Western Geographic lecture ... With these contemporary UniverSIty of IIhnOls With a de- The National GeographiC So- earrings crafted in gree In Busmess Administration. Her husband IS a graduate of the cIety Will present a free, open-to- J 4 karat gold, with UniversIty of Arlington Heights the-public lecture, "The People of 12 brilliant cut diamonds, Herculaneum of A D 79," by Dr channel set. Sara C Bisel, phYSIcal anthropol- Catholic Study Ogist, on Monday, May 30, at 8'30 p m m the RenaIssance Ballroom of the Westin Hotel, in conjUnctIOn Club convenes With the American ASSOCIation for edmund t. AHEEJewelry co. The Catholic Study Club of De- the Advancement of SCIence an- 20139 Mack Avenue troit IS holding its annual spring nual meetmg luncheon and card party today, The illustrated program focuses Grosse Pointe Woods Thursday, May 26, at 12 30 P m on the discovery and preservatIOn 886-4600 at the DetrOit Yacht Club Reserva- of ancIent Roman skeletons bUried tions for the afternoon were taken 1,900 years ago by the "ame Ves- by Mrs James Murray, TEmple UVIUS eruption that destroyed 4-9238 PompeII ifoO,1o! ~ QUALITY UPHOLSTERING Pkk~~If!Ln I OFF I II 21956 Schoenherr • Warren 771-1608 IO~ Dr~( O( 'T to IFurniturel (North of Toepfer) S('nior tili7f.n .. I Reuphol-I • Qualn\ Workmamhlp • Rea\onaok Ratel _ I stering I • In Home Fsrrmalel. Pla\tl( (olm I CHAIR SPECIAL I KITCHEN " , I with I • iO Dav )erVlce. ') Y(ar Workmanlhlp I I j. , L coupon I Warranty. Boat SealS & (ulhlOnl I AS LOW AS I CHAIRS • ====!.------, $99 95 I (u Iou n. j 3bt sbops of ~OF\ I PIIOtO;TERI'('1 I- I • -t . SPECIAl. I' eOMPLETE I $99.~ ~ \ 'I 1.0\\ \.., I I I "- U'"lton.PitrU $199.95 I 1.1mitf'd I Gro.. e Pointe f ompl~Ir-1 ,m,I,," I "al('rIAI~ I \f.r"r,.I, I I 884-1330 " . Thursday, May 28, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three.B J Met Week '83 "Fur Spec/.lI.t, for ov.r ~7 Y•• fS" N.w Ofl•• nl poster offered DIXIELAND The Detroit Grand Opera Assoc. CHET BOGAN iation, sponsor of the Metropolitan Ad TN wli¥nt O~ra Company's annual Detroit visits, is offering a full-color, Um- JAZZ BAND lted edition poster commemorat- Ewry T..., I:. ,.•. ing the Met's Silver Anniversary THE LIDO outy. _--'- Tex Season in Detroit throughout -;;c. Dining, Cocktails ,..tun ""'" on Masonic Temple during the Met pullprem ..un- 2402. I. J.ff.r.on Week performances there which A"'~ end Saturday, May 28. (JurI North 01 l) MI) .511-253.5612 The 18x24-inch reproduction of 484 ,...... 8t. the 1983Met Week Souvenir Prog- WINDeOA. CANADA ram Book cover, featuring a Paul ,.... II III.. AI Dally 9-5:30 Revere silver teapot from the Detroit Institute of Arts American Collection, sells for $7. The DGOA has featured a major artwork from the DIA on Souvenir 4P Program Book covers for the past 24 years, but this is the first time luminarc for a commemorative poster as well. "Naturally, we wanted to offer Save on Crystal Glassware opera goers a special keepsake in hUlIur ui Dtltl Ull' oS 25th Met Week by J. G. Durand sesson," explains Meladee A. Du. Bois, the association's vice.p'resi. dent and general manager. 'This ere year's Program Book cover de- I sign evoked such an enthusiastic response from all who saw It that it only made good sense to pro. duce a commemorative poster. ,,~t "We are most grateful to all of v""I("\~ Lawyers' Wives observe Law Day • • • the individuals whose collaborat- ion effected this beautiful pos. Grosse Pointe Lawyers' Wives sponsored a the Grosse Pointe Woods Council Chambers. ter/cover design, and we partl. very successful Law Day observance on April KAREN (Mrs, Thomas) WININGER, who co. cularly wish to thank the Institute 29, when 25 lawyers from the community vis. chaired Law Day with Mrs, Gerald Gattorn, of Arts for its cooperative efforts !ted four local high schools, speaking to Social and PRISCILLA (Mrs. Pieter) VAN HORNE, with our Program Book coverl Science classes on topics ransing from the his. Pointe Lawyers' Wives president (left and right, over the years." tory of the judicial system to the practical ap- respectively), flank two of the attorney hon. plication of the law, and community attorneys orees, STEVE KINSLEY and BRUCE MAT- who volunteer many hours each year to FLEC ERS Oeft and right, center), in the picture Alpha Phi Alumnae (Grosse Pointe's Family Life Education Coun. above. cll) were honored at an evening reception at seat new officers The schools visited were Grosse teachers, good things happen for bane, for their acts of heroism Some 19 members attended the Pointe North and South High, Our young people in our schools." during the past year. Alpha Phi Alumnae salad and Lady Star of the Sea and Univer. At the evening reception, Mrs. Four of these men interrupted a dessert potluck dinner and meet. sity Liggett. Of great interest in William Saxton, who ch~irs this crime in progress and were re- ing Tuesday, May 10, at the Glynn I most of the classes was the new activity for the Lawyers Wives, sponsible for the apprehension of Broman residence on Anita Ave. "drunk drivers" law. presented each FLEC volunteer the suspects. Mark Auk pulled a nuel where officers for 1983.84 The way the program was re- attorney with a scroll as a token passenger from a burning car. were approved. Serving as pres- ceived was well expressed by Carl or appreciation, and Woods Judge ident ana vice-president, respec. Lord head of the South High Sac, Patricia SChneider presented the "'fhese men typify'the goodness tlvely are Janet Allen and Gen- "Charleston tI 1al ~Ience Department, wno said, annual Concerned Citizen Award and compassion we feel toward eva Halliday. Treasurer is Judy II's not often you find Glassware of this style and quality stsuch "When concerned parents and re- to five Park residents, Mark AUk, our neighbors In distress," said Lundell. Secretary is Oenise Cot. exception II livings' Lend grlce to your next social gathering with presentatives of profe8111onalor. Br ian Myen Allan Myers, Judge Schneider, "and our com. ter. olsssic "Chlrl.lton" cryster gll •• wlr •. ganlzations join as a team with Thomas Langei and Anthony AI- munlty is proud of them!' Thanks to this year's Heart As. 'soc1ation Alpha Phi loIUpop .ale • e Juice • 6 HI. Balls • 6 Old Fishioneda Le88Ue-Goodwill Junior8 i:mtall 1983-84 officer8 fund rail!ler, three exercise bl. 18-Pc, Set, Reg. $22 . , . SALE $17.88 cycles have been added to Slint I Sh~rley (Mrs. Malcolm) Denise, Robert) Steiger, of Merriweather Charles) Randau aa first and see. John Hospital's Cardiac Unit. • APIlEF!ICAIIi Exp",eu IIISA PIlAITEIlCAAD I d. Stratford Place, will serve as Road, and Betty Mae (Mrs. John) ond vice-presidents, respectively. The local alumnae will resume WIQa. CHARaE' • MAIL OADEA' I 1983-84 treasurer of the Junior Bartlett, of Bloomfield Hills. meetings in the fall, on TuelldlY, • UP' UIlIIICE • PHOIliE oAoe",8 I Group of League for thel Handi. Mrs. Bartlett, the Group's reUr. Corresponding and alllistant Sept. 13, at Mary Devine's home I cappid.Qoodwlll Industries. New ing president, haa been succeeded corresponding aecretar Ie!" .re. directors elected at the Juniors' br Sue (Mrs. W. James) Prowse, sepectlvely, are Kay (Mrs. - but there is the possibility of a 6-4-4-7370 I summer activity, about which Telegraph (at Long Lake) Bloomfield HHls annual ~eetlnil held on the -first 0 Birmingham, who will be as. Donald) Leonard and Carla (Mrs. members will be contacted as Wednesdl!}'in May at the Country slsted by Mary Jean (Mrs. Ward) Lamphere. 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"~"""~.""""-'''''''''''''''' ~Page Four-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 26, 1983 Unwanted Hair From Allother Pointe Removed Permanently WEIGHT NO LONGER DUNIA GHAYAO, REGISTERED ELECTROLOGIST Of View ELECTROLYSIS used In 3 effective (Co.!'tinuedfrom Page 18) All High School and methods for every hair problem College Students MicbeI Jean ~t Call now/get 500A» off chefs from allover the country requesting shipments of l A N 0 ~ C A , I N G your first apPointment Marilyn's fresh herbs - even during the winter, for the $5.00 per week OFF Mon .Sat 11 am-7 pm farm boasts a large greenhouse. Free Consultation 17191 Ontario at Cadieux She's bringing a large assortment of herbs, both culi. SpeCIalIzing in 881-6996 Between Mack and E Warren nary and decorative, including a few of her really big beauties, such as some very large Rosemary plants, to creative landscape design, and The Pointe June 2. Most will be in three-inch square lose 17-25 Pounds by ~ LEVI'S CORD pots, with a well-developed root system. the•4th of July planting of quality shade trees, ...., JEANS She can't, of course, bring all the 150 items listed in 882.5885 shrubs, evergreens, and large her brochures for shipment. But she'll bring the bro- Counselmg Hours FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN chures, and she'll take orders. 7am.1pm 4pm.6pm specimen trees. Mary Busse, 17.)0 • • • Counselor '",tU 63 Kllt ..... I. Sul1t 201E Years ago, when Marilyn was first starting and The ,*I~"" ."'" CoIonlil Ftdtt.1 llOg Persnickety Pedlar was new, she came here for a sidewalk • ~'S sale ... but she has never done an herb sale in conjunction 823-6662 with a garden club. Aren't we lucky she's agreed to, and rll.) 'Trrr "IT , ~rr J. .... ~ ...... 1.,t._L,...~"V~ ~ agl'ecJ tv du it uu-Uu:-Hi.il? I, fur une, will be working wnh InWI~ •.%w.t:t@J"~ open windows next Thursday, to savor the bouquet. Wanted: Used Books ********************** in st.clair, It's spring cleaning time, and the Grosse Pointe # LET'S GET ! Branch of the American Association of University on the river Women reminds everyone to bring out (not throw out!) I ACQUAINTED! # unwanted novels and non-fiction, cookbooks, children's ~-A-~ where the world books, records, sheet music, paperbacks and hardcovers, # ".".".".".~ mysteries and encyclopedias, and drop them off in an goes by! AAUW Used Book Barrel. # ".".".".C".".:~S # The collected materials will stock the annual autumn # ~".fIIJ ,\J ... * Grosse Pointe Branch AAUWUsed Book Sale, to run this year Oct. 4 through 9. r'" : The Book Barrels are located at Kroger's on Marter I I ~ * Road, Colonial Federal Savings on-the-Hill, Mr. Mc- Court's in-the-Village and two Farmer Jack Stores, one theRIVER CLUB at Harper and Moross, the other on Mack near Vernier. l $'\~..: I If you have more books than you can easily take to a OF ST.CLAIR barrel, you can arrange for personal pick-up service by Now you can double your closet space With fabulous condomIniums @REI)KfN calling 882-4659or 884-0210. i\...... IConstruct-A.Closet components Construct,A.Closet ISthe only dO-It yourself custom closet With completely Located Just 2 Miles south of • adjustable rods and shelves, soyou can deSign a custom The St Clair Inn, St Clair * * * * closello SUityourown personal needs, budget and space! New 1983 Furnished Model In addition to pick-up, there's another special service MOVIng? No problem Conlltruct-A-CI~ moves With you Now Open Sat & Sun 2.5 provided by Pointe AAUW Book Sale volunteers. If * * 4' clo .. t from '161 .00,8' from $178.00, 8' from$221.oo * * free pia nmngservice w~h pu rchas e of Con Itruet-A CI_componen Is Mac Glashen Realty 329.2294 you've been trying to locate a particular book for years, * * call 772-0605and let AAUWknow what you're looking for. * * exclusivefy from Collectors and markers will keep a "search" eye out for #* 21865 Harper (between 8 & 9 MBe) * your book as they go aboat their regular business. There's a $2 finder's fee charged in addition to the price I Call Today! 773-4750 :: ~~ of the book - but only if the book is found. I FREE PARKING # YOUR ORGANIZATION STATION Bravo Harbinger! * Evening Hours T/'u!sday and Thursday * 28956 Orctlard Lake ReI. (between 12 &; 13 MIle Roads) Grosse Pointe's Pandora DeGuvera, Lydie Hudson, 855-9678 Carol Manetta, Leslie Martin, Nora Moroun and Diane *********************, SChoenith are among a group of volunteers planning Harbinger Dance Company's charter membership lunc- I~ heon for its newly organized support group, "Bravo Har- binger! " WORSHIP SERVICES Guesj:s gather at noon Monday, June 6, to dine on-stage st. James GROSSE POINTE \ abtqepi~"J~is: l:laU andJf..ke 811in-depth look at-the •. Christ the King acutage ~b .. meB ~e part of:..tbe Ift1lgic~of- - Lull..,.... CMiM ~A'PJtIT,l:H\lWtH ~~Gr~~y Lut~ChW'Ch dance. Joe Wilson, MUSICHall's managing director will • "on The Hili" 21336 Mack Av~~e 20338 ~, GPW. Grosse Pointe Woods "I 211 Moron RDIII 884-5090 conduct a tour of the Performing Arts Center sh~ring ~ " I Thursday, May 26, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page FIVe-B T~~~~Ui~!c~~e~ ~~~~~r~nm~~rld Short and to the Pointe ter's Community Education Pro- • How to dIrect hfe changes ~~~~~~~~~~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~, I ~amh~creat~a~ri~~pro- ~wHds~U-growlli Awong Western MIchigan Uni- of Grand MaraIs Boulevard, LEANNE M SCHAAF, of Lennon grams, "The Older Woman: Dou- Overall goal of the program, versity students who receiv~ de- GREGORY A. MOMEYER, of Avenue, THERESA M SPORER, ble Jeopardy," to help women un- which incorporates a number of grees at the conclusion of the first Moorland Drive, GARY R. PAT- of Berns Court, ROBERT C derstand and anticipate the dual techmques (behavlOral graphmg, semester of the 1982-83 school ROSSO, of Edmundton Drive, BIERLEY, of Blalrmoor Court, Issues of bemg female and being as~rtiveness traimng, goal plan- year are JANE E. PHILLIP, of YVONNE B RAMBAUM, of WIl- SUSAN R. BAILEY, of Green- older, explore the options avatl- ning and lffiplementation, acknoW- McKinley Avenue, MICHAEL J. hams Court, Bachelors of SCI- briar Lane, BENEDICT P RY- able to them and develop the ledgement of strengths and stres& PACK, of South Oxford Road, ence; and RICHARD J. BICKI, of Lakepomte Avenue, skills they need to make the trans- management, e g), is to fadlitate NORBERT A MOTTE, of Whitt- ZARANEK, of Littlestone Road, ANNE K. MADIGAN, of North Itlon from age to age a smoother change for women who are mter ler Road, LISA M, ANDARY, of ED.D., Doc~r of Education. Oxford Road, and JOSEPHINE A one ested in taking charge and chang Edmunton Drive, JOSEPH P. • LAFATA, of Harbor Court. The six-week senes uses a sup- ing their lives. The premise IS that GARAVAGLIA, of Briarcliff port group format to diSCUSSthe a deSire for change need not 10- , Drive, and PAUL K. WILLIAMS, BARBARA H KENNEDY and DANA SMITH, of The Farms stereotypical vIew of women and dlcate unhappmess - but can en. of Blalrmoor Court, Bachelors of CATHERINE A. KENNEDY, ' look at how women view them- hance happmess through enhan B.usmess Ad'mmlstration; STEVEN d au ght ers 0f MR ,an d MRS played the role of a "Royal Wife" selves. TopiCS mclude' C1ng self-awareness and control Connie Ruswick R, CALLENS, of Aline DrIve, WILLIAM KENNEDY, of East in the sprmg production of the • How to control your own More mformation may be ob. Bachelor of Arts, JOHN N, COT- Jefferson Avenue, were named mUSical "The Kmg and I," pel'- moods. tamed by contacting Mary Ann Make swmner ZIAS, of Chalfonte A venue, College Scholars for the fall term formed by students at Lake • How to enhance self.expres- Collinson, M A., who will faCIlitate DAVID P CORNILLIE, of Rad- at Middlebury College, Middleb- Forest Academy-Ferry Hall, Lake sion the Double Jeopardy group, at nor Circle, SHARON L FEOLA, ury, Vt. Students so honored Forest, III , where SmIth JS a • How to receive enrichment 824-8000, ExtenSion 290 wedding plans earned at least three A's and one Jumor The engagement of Conme B or better during the semester, Marie Ruswick and Chnstopher St..J!.. rd • • Navy Seaman RecrUit STEVE Willett elected to AJL board Randazzo h..s been announceo by ra':J 0 VITTORIO MORREALE, ot E. BETTELEY, .:>On vf CHARLES the United States, Canada and the bride-elect's parents, Mr. and (Continued from Page IB) Cook Road, IS among 17 MIchIgan R BETTELEY, of North Duval Grosse Pointe's Barbara Willett, Mrs. LeWIS P. Fruhlinger, of . Road, recently completed recrUIt former president of the Junior Mexico Danbury Lane An August wed- UmVe!Sltles before he came to high school students who have All Jumor Leagues are united in been named as winners of 1983 traming at the Naval Traimng League of DetrOit, was elected a d' . 1 ed WSU 10 1!170. a common purpose to promote Kalamazoo College competitive Center, San Diego, Callf director of the ASSOCiation of Jun. 1~~sb~i3~~leCt, a Grosse Pointe H~ received the WSU Pre~l- • lOr Leagues, Inc., at the AJL's voluntansm, to develop the poten- North High SChool graduate, re- dent s. Award for ExcelI~nce m scholarships Morreale won the tial of members for voluntary par- mathematicsJ science second place PHIL LEON, of Lakeshore 61st annual conference, held m ceived her ~ssoclate degree. in J~~~~~n1smt~~2D~~~~fh hl~iost~~ Road, and hIS partner JEFf" mid-May at the Fa~rmont Hotel in tiCipatIOn 10 community affairs scholarship of $1,000 and to demonstrate the effective- Dental ~yglene from Lansing. guished Teacher Award for which • OVERBY, of Coconut Grove, Fla, Dallas, Tex She was selected as an AJL di- ness of trained volunteers Commumty College last June. '. Among students included on the were wmners 10 theIr sectIOn and Her fiance, son of Mr. and Mrs, he ~as nommated by Tufts Uol- rector by the mldwestern Junior Dean's List for the first semester, second overall 10 a one-sessIOn Marco Randazzo, of Wyandotte, verslty. . bridge game dunng the 1983 Leagues, and will take her seat on expects to receive his Bachelor of .Profess~r Tracl. co-authore~, 1982-83 at Western Michigan Um- versity are JEFF C TOEPLER- Spr1O~ North AmerICan Champ- the 25-member board when it next June meeting Arts degree in BusinesS/Market- with. Marvin. F~lhelm"of th~ U"!l- of Edmundton Drive, JAMES L' IOnships of the AmerIcan Contract meets in New York City, ing from Michigan State Umver- verslty of MlChlJtan. Re.ahsm m TRACY, of Devonshire Road. Bndge League. Besides her League actlvlties, for Fox Creek . . Shakespeare's Romantlc Com- Barbara IS an offlcer and board Slty In March of 1984. edies: '0 Heavenly Mingle'" in member of the Greater Detroit The Fox Creek Chapter of Ques- Fort Pontchartrain 1980. His first book, a critlcal Fou,:,h dance for Villagers Society for the Blind. ters heads "up the lake" next study of "An~ny and Cleopatra," The Detroit JUlUor League was Thursday, June 2, meetmg at DAR meets at DBC was p';1blished in 1970: ., Villagers members and guests, and Bill Wood, Howard and ElVira also repre~nted at the three-day 11:30 a m for a brown bag lunch- He IS well-known 1n MIchigan 140 strong, gathered in mid-April Carlson and Stan Remus. conference by Ann Dalby, current eon at the New Baltimore home of Mrs. Bruce K. Reynolds, regent, for his annual and semi-annual in- at the Detroit Boat Club for an The fifth and final party of the preSident, and Barbara Weiss, ex- Mrs. Edward Langtry who wIll be presided a t a meeting of Fort troductory Shakespeare lectures evening of dining, with pnme rib dinver dance group's 1982-83 sea- ecutive vice-president, who joined assist~ by co-hostess Mrs. Rich- of the American Revolutlon, last related to productions at Stratford au jus as the entre, and dancing son will be held thO,smonth at the more than 750 delegates repre- ard Noyes. Program for the day is Music for this annual members' Friday, May 20, at the DetrOit Festival Canada and the Hilberry Grosse Pointe Yacht Club, and senting the 251 Junior Leagues in installation of new officers Boat Club. Reports on the DAR Theatre, is a member of nwner- pre-paid dinner dance was provld- Will feature music by the Joe Continental Congress, held 10 ous college and university com- 00 by the Blue Notes. Oddo Quartet. Guests are again mid-April in Washington, D.C., mittees and holds memberships in welcome. and annual reports followed a several professional associations, Guests included Harry and Reservation mformation may be noon luncheon. including the Shakespeare Associ- Mary Lou Buck, Carson and obtained by contactmg May Election and installation of of- ation of America and the Modern Nancy Grunewald, Albert Garm- Thompson, chairman of the even- haus, Jean Schrader, Dorothy and ficers and Memorial Services, Language Association, ing, at 886-4454, or the president conducted by Mrs. Clifford M. His June 1983 lectures will be George Tiedeck, Jim and Gerry couple, Dick and Betsy Boynton, Black, Ruth and Barny Fountain, ,Stock 'and Mrs. Milbert A. Ell- the first in an ongoing number of at 343-0570, or any other board man, ~oncluded the meeting. Re- enrichment and ~ucation prog- Norb and Jane Madison, Terri and member: B.J. and Charles Dowd, Gene Schaden, Barb and Jim servations for the day were taken rams planned and presented by 886-5198, Flo and Ed Khber, 885- by M'rS Leonard L. Jensen and the recently formed Stratford Fes- Gwisdala, Sue and Gary Duquete, 0537, or Ken and Joyce Bratt Denis and Kathy Gravel, Mary Mrs. Frank S. McKinnon. tival America. 882-4673 ' Legally Bare Bodiwear WE CARRY: '. Traditional Womens' • STEVI BROOKS Apparel • ULTRA SPORT • FLEXTARD • WENDY GRAY Monogramming - Alterations • AEROBiC WEAR + • CARUSHKA de'Lanthe Handles • R. COMPANY And • R. R. \-.>-- Purse Covers The hottest Fashions from Callforma - (WILLIAMS PHOTOGRAPHrCS) StT/Pes, SolIds m Leotards, Tights and AccessoT/es • ExerCise Mats SUNDRESS By LANZ 22424 GREATER MACK From $58.00 S.C.S., MI 48080 • DaVid Brooks. Sero • J G. 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HAS JUST ARRIVED' 81gner condominIUm homes With attached garage'! and quaint So, If you've wanted hl~h fashIOn In your bedroom hut hesitated bnck courtyard., pnced from the at the price. come see us now, Hurry while our selecllon IS best 70's WIth JU'lt $3,695 down Some umts ready for occupan cy Our trained styl1Sls are available . L~r:fr£ •__ • lor NO COST AT HOME coosullallons ~. Models open dally I ttll 6, closed ~'111' ~ Call 882-0935 for an appointment ~., .... Thursdays, Located on MasonIC .~~';, ""~ Blvd, (lWl Mile Rd.) Just east of'~ ...:;-~ ,.;:;...... [-94 Phone 294-2425 ~..;;~- ~~~ ~ S HOP oot="". * AdJustable rate mortgages now - I nettLe CREek Telegraph at Long Lake Road "!'? avallableat9%o/r , ," Bloomfield Hills • 644-7370 ~~ ~:")' ., ... ",,,,~...... 17110 KERCHEVEL. In.the vllla~e ~ (.~v>~~_.::. r",,'" ~.~x...."" ~.~:{,. Open 1'hurlldllY evemng j, Page Six.B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 26, 1983 PROGAAt.4S SUBJECT TO CHA/,;GE o SUN. MAY 29 Excitement and glamour 01 the legltl sell Instead In a deadly battle With a and a speCial salute to Franklin D 4:45-SPM ABC (3 4SCent IMount) mate stage plus engrossing mystery 8:30-11PM NBC {7 30CentlMount) ruthless crew 01 despoilers Written Roosevelt THE AMERICAN SPORTSMAN wrilten by Richard Levinson and WII. and directed by Jonathan (Melvin FR', MAY 27 SUN, MAY 29 lIam link and Cited by the Mystery Ind HOWlrd, Hindle With Clre} 5-SPM NBC (4 Central/Mountain) 8-11PM NBC (7 Central/Mountain) Wnters of America as the winner at Demme, and co-starring Lynn Lowry, 7.8:30PM NBC (6CentraIiMountaln) SPORTSWORLD Bruce Jenner the 1982 Edgar (after Poe) as Best John Doucette and Philip Carey Track and Field ClaSSIC from San Mystery Telefeature With Lawrence Jose, California TUES. JUNE 7 Pressman, Patrick Macnee and Mad BIG BIRD 9-12PM ABC (8 CentrallMountarn) SOUND olyn Smith II you guess whodunit, 9-11PM CBS (7 central/Mountain) AUTO RACING Same day taped then you saw It the first lime out I~TCHI~~' coverage of the famed IndIanapolis OF FR'., JUNE 3 500 from the bflckyard" m Indiana MUSIC 9-11PM ABC (8 Central/Mountain) JUST 1.3PM NBC (12 Noon Central/Mount) JULIE FIGHTING TELL.E TENNIS Same day coverage 01 the Women's Singles Imal In the French ANDREWS BACK WIIIn' K-f Open Championship from Roland CHRISlDPHER ROBERT ULRICH J Garros StadIUm In Paris PL MMER ART CARNEY YOUWAIIT BONNIE BEDELIA ALAN KING MON., MAY 30 All MacGRAW 8-8:3OPM CBS (7 Central/Mounta,n) MYRNA LOY WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED, CHAR. LIE BROWN? KEENAN WYNN SUN, Jl:NE 5 PETER WELLER 9-11PM CBS (BCenlraI/Mountaln} 37TH ANNUAL TONY~ AWARDS DINA MERRILL LIVe from Manhallan's Urrs Theatre With a gala of stars from vanous TONY ROBERTS Broadway mUSicals Multi millionaire Max Herschel (Kmg) Julie Andrews and Chnstophaf Plum Raquel Welch, In the role that marked IS a wheeler deali;lr used to conlrol mer Based on the memorable Broad- her TV debut, ISa 191hcentury native ling everyone and every1hmg m hiS way hit about the famed von Trapp Amencan caught In the tragedy and domam, mcludlng hiS numerous, pret SAT, MAY 28 mUSical family A Spring gem glory of her people's last great stand ty young protegees Ms MacGraw IS 1PM.? NBC (12 Noon Cent IMount ) I If."PM ABC (B.,CentraIlMountaln) Bradtord Dillman, GeorgeCIutesl and A drama Bones Burton, one at those gals who BASEBALL TWINBILL Games of Nick Mancuso has prospered nicely under Max s be- the Week Boston Red Sox at Toron 3PM.? NBC (2CentraUMountarn) THE SINS OF DORIAN GRAY Des. of human nevolence, which turns to malevo- to Blue Jays (Alternate Pittsburgh BASEBALL Game of tl1e Week tructlon, tragedy and murder go hand MON, MAY 30 courage, a sensitive love story and lence when she runs off and maffles at Cmclnnatl) Then Texas Rangers California at Milwaukee (Altemlt. In hand when a striking young woman scenes 01hard hitting gridiron action, 9-11PM ABC (BCentraIlMountaln) a young writer In the person 01Weller at Chicago White Sox (Altemale Game St LOUISat Atlanta) trades her soul to retain her youth blending together In the triumphant GHOST DANCING Dorolhy Mc Watch tor the sensational bang-up San FranCISco at Los Angeles) and beauty In a modern retelling of lale of Notre Dame's Rocky Bller who GUire IS a Widowed farm owner who scene In Manhattan's lamed and ex. 3:30-4:30PM CBS (2 30 Cent IMt) Oscar Wilde'S macabre tale Belinda overcame near crippling war injuries 3:30-5PM ABC (2 30Cent IMount) rocks the lives of the lolks who love cluslve Bergdorf Goodman's, as well Bauer and Anthony Perkins to slar With the four time Super Bowl PRO BOWLERS TOUR $100,000 GOLF Kemper l- her when she dynamites the city as the great Ms Loy who, With thiS Open from Congres SAT, MAY 28 Champion Pittsburgh Steelers Denver Open trom the Celebflty owned reserVOir In a grandstand 111m started her seventh (7thl) slonal Country Club Sports Center In Colorado ""PM CBS (8 CentrallMountaln) attempt to place the future of her SAT. JUNE 4 decade before the cameras m Maryland valley's precIous waler supply on WE'RE F1GHTlNG BACK A small 9:30-11PM CBS (830 Cent IMount ) 5-6:30PM ABC (4 Central/Mountaln} group 01 New York City youths, d,s 'nal A powerful contemporary drama WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS. With Bo Hopkins, Bruce DaVison and 3:30-5PM ABC (230 Cent IMount ) gusted and fed up by crime ravaging SUN., MAY 29 PRO BOWLERS SPRING TOUR their neighborhood bands together the wonderfu' Richard Farnsworth E.:'~ SAT., MAY 28 $100 000 Tucson Open from Golden to patrol ItS part 01 the city local WED, JUNE 1 3-5PM NBC (1Central/Mountain) Pm Lanes In Arizona Citizens and small merchants KeVin 18Central/Mountain) 9:30PM.? NBC (8 30Cent IMount) Mahon, Paul McGrane and Joe Mar SUN., JUNE 5 ton on an anti punk patrol I ********* 11183 9AM.1PM NBC (8AM Central/Mount) CELEBRATE TENNIS Men's Singles final 01 the renCh Open live via AMERICA: A STAR FRENCH satellite from Paris' SPANGLED Roland Garros Stadium ENTERTAINMENT A , I DPE l • '4-6PM NBC (3 CentraUMountam) ,'bISPECJAC.uLAB""" ..., tENNIS Same-' J. day taped ~SPORTSWGRLD- Same day taped coverage of the Avon Woman's Mara i~ coverage of key,' \ thon Irom Los Angeles, California. the A*********17 hour extravaganza presented by early round RIViera International Trlthlon Cham. the Democratic Nallonal Committee, action In the plonshlp Irom Nice, France, Iinals of featuring the talents 01 John For- French Open World 0Jag Racing II on tape from sythe, Jack Lemmon, Paul Newman, Championship IrVine California Mary Tyler Moore, Jean Stapleton Krls Krlstolferson, Clorls Leachman, 4:45-6PM NBC (3 45Cent IMount} Marlo Thomas David Birney, Mere THE AMERICAN SPORTSMAN REHEARSAL FOR MURDER Rot>- dlth Baxter Birney, Danlelle BrisboIS MON, JUNE 6 ert Preston ISa clever playwright who A diSillUSioned Leslie Uggams, Tom Bosley, Harry _ 8PM.? ABC (7 Central/Mountain) arranges an elaborate stage rehear city dweller Blackstone Michele Lee Shari LewIs NIGHTTIME BASEBALL Game of sal In an attempt to trap the killer of (Peter Fonda) 1001 PROGRAMS LISTED ARE CHOSEN AT THE SOLE DISCRETION OF CORNELIUS DONOVAN ASSOCIATES INC ,~ \ King size: 5 mg "tar", 04 mg nicotine av pef cigarette, FTC Report Mar 1983 Youfound it.True. Exceptional taste in an ultra low tar, Now get on line and enjoy one, Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. • ___, -...._..._ ...... r-w-...... -.---.- ...... ---.- ~ _.. - _ Thursday, May 26, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven-B Convene Macomb Secretaries June 7 Among students ;jj~ IEiI I !liil ii!i :..iiW;$~Id@W::;;;;(jIij! .11 .. The Macomb Chapter of Profes- evemng WIll be install atlon ot Po~rs earn U of M degrees named to the Dean's siona! Secretaries International's chapter officers and a tour of the ~ LEVI'S CORD A number of Grosse Pointe res- ence in Engineering in Industrial List for the winter I dinner meeting Tuesday, June 7, hall. semester at the Uni- __ JEANS at Meadow Brook Hall begins at Further information about the idents were among the 6,000 stu- and OperatIons Engineering; Ter- dents who earne , Moving, Engaged, New Baby? Getting Settled Made Slm.ple New Town dilemmas fade aher a WELCOME WAGON call As WELCOME WAGON RepresentatIVe. It s my Job to help you make the most QZ your new neigh- borhood ShOPPing Areas Community opportUni- ties SpeCial attractions Lots of tiPS to save you time and money WHITTIER Plus 8 basket of glhs for your family III b~ listening for your call HELPFUL HINTS 'or Wedding. and Engag•• TOWERS menta 1001 415 Burns Dr. ~(o/.m~~O~ Detroit,Michigan 48214 GrONe Point •...•.•.•.•... 111.5151. St. CI.lr 8hotft "'-2221 N~ B.b~ .••••..•.•..••. 122.0118 ~ PrlYate Duty Nursing Care • Private rooms and Apartments all wIth private baths SerVing the Grosse Pomtes, • Around-the-clock security and the Tri-Counties • Excellent Meals • Maintenance and • Beauty/Barber Shop • Grocery Store Priyet. Hom.. , HOlplhll1 • Library or Nursing Hom .. • Registered Nurses on duty • 24 Hr. Service - 7 Days a Week • Doctors' Clinic • Full Time or Part Time Coverage • Bonded and Insured B, RN'., LPN'., Nur•• Aldea all within the building end Llye In Complnlonl for further Information 263.0580 or for an appointment call LOIS NAIR 823-6470 Community Professional Nursing Service or 822-9000 • • • . , \ • ~ Page Elght-S Thursday, May 26, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS __ -me OUR NEW LISTINGS INCLUDE. • . . TOLES & ASSOCIATES, INC. LINCOLN ROAD _ Charming air conditioned COLONIAL on l00xI50' site near the lake offers 4 bedrooms, 2'h baths, outstanding 23' famLly room with fireplace plus many temptul8 extras. BY APPOINTMENT VERY SPECIAL! 1IlIoW6OO. ELM COURT - Four-bedroom colonial on 455 LAKELAND - A HEATED 40-FOOT S. RENAUD _ A spacIous 3 bedroom, 2 bath BUNGALOW in the Woods on nicely landscaped 'h.acre lot near the lake Den, 2~ baths, SWIMMING POOL is the focal point of Uus grounds with redwood deck, patio, gas grill and occupancy in time for summer enjoyment. recreahon room With hreplace, patio: cent. 5-bedroom home Large modern kitchen 881-6300. ral AC, Mutschler kitchen, new furnace WIth speCial features, paneled library, screened porch, recreation room, 4'h baths 518 WASHINGTON - Center entrance colonial THREE MILE DRIVE - SPECIAL English Colomal offermg 4 bedrooms and 2th baths plus 3rd flO: near all convemences. Library, breakfast STEPHENS NEAR KERCHEVAL - Beauhful quarters, super Jourmet kltcheh 'WIth all ameruties, l00x250' gardened Site and MORE, MOR , room, recreation room, 5 bedrooms, 3112 Southern Colomal with a New Orleans ac- MORE I $205,000. 884-0600 baths cent. Library, famlly room, first floor bed- room and bath plus 5 bedrooms and four WEDGEWOOD _ Lots of space In thiS 2 bedroom, 2 bath brick RANCH nicely located on quiet -. 1-25 STEPHENS - Exceptional colonial with baths up Four fireplaces, recreation room Woods lane has family room and basement ree. room. Popular Star of sea area 88~-6300 library, family room, recreatiOn room, 5 or and 3 car garage $330,000 6 bedrooms, 5th baths One of the two mas- GROSSE POINTE FARMS - Great famdy hvmg m thIS umque FARM COLONIAL completely ter swtes is ideal for in.laws 1035 DEVONSHIRE - THOROUGHLY REDE- updated thruout . absolutely MINT condition! Accommodations include 3 bedrooms, ,n~baths, CORATED AND MODERNIZED, IncludIng l "( -_ ..>=---.-,-,,-....--'-;;-' '--~ * 1ST OFFERING - Mapleton near Grosse POInte Blvd. Contemporary reSidence ideal IfALTOIS * 1ST OFFERING - 3 bedroom ColonialIst for single or young couple. 2 story livmg block off Mack on Audubon 10 Detroit New room. Modern kitchen. Den or bedroom 2Ox20ft. Family room. NIcely decorated. with bath on 1st. Bedroom 6: bath on 2nd. 2 car tandem garage. Hot tub in brick cour. tyard... GROSSE POINTE FARMS GROSSE POINTE PARK GROSSE POINTE WOODS 82 Kercheval 884-0600 16610 Mack 881-4200 '19790 Mack 881-6300 * 1ST OFFERING - Lewiston between Grosse Pointe Blvd and Kercheval. 4 bedroom 2'h William J. ChamDion & Company bath residence plus maids room 6: bath. Paneled den. 107X167 lot. 2 car att. garage. • FIRST OFFERING • FIRST OFFERING - AT . CHARMING TERRACE in the TRACTIVE WELL MAIN- City offers living room with TAINED Engbsh with natural natural fireplace and wet bar, woodwork and leaded glass screened terrace off the living features. Three bedrooms, family room, SpaciOllS living LAKE SHORE ROAD - Outstandmg Ith story room, 5 bedrooms, 3'h baths, AUDUBON ROAD near K~r~~val. A bedroom newer kitchen, beautifully room with a fireplace, formal contemporary with 5 family bedrooms 51,2 2'h bath Colonial. Modern kitchen. 1st floor landscaped and a 2 car gar- dming room plus updated bathS plus 2 maids room &I bath. 25x21 ft. den pillS family room. Patio. 2 car attached age. kitchen with eating space. garage. family room. 17x17 library. Sprinkler sys- Priced in the 80's. tem. Heated pool with JacuZZl 4 car heated CORNER UNIT condo with 3 BALFOUR ROAD - 6 bedroom 3lf2 bath resi- garage. Beautiful landscaping. bedrooms, well maintained dence in the Wmdmill Pointe area. Den &: grounds and a 1 car garage screened porch 2 car attached &: heated LAKEVIEW - 4 bedroom 2'h bath residence m $69,900. garage. l00x175 lot the Farms on 5Ox29510t. 17x14 fanuly room Wood deck 6: gas grill. Great location. BALFOUR - Extraordinary Colomal with fam- LOCHMOOR BOULEVARD - 4 bedroom 2J,2 ily room &: sunroom. Bedroom &: Ith bath bath Gape Cod Library It 1st fir bedroom on 1st plus 3 bedrooms, hbrary &: 2 baths on Tiled terrace It slate patio Rec. room with 2nd Rec. room 6: complete kitchen in fireplace It paneled games room in base- basement Heated pool with bath house. 21,2 ment Attached garage NEW DECOR highlights this PERFECTION! Three bed- car aU garage. beauty.. 3 bedrooms, 2lf.l rooms, 11,2 baths, living room, LEXINGTON - 3 bedroom 2 bath senu.ranch. baths, natural fireplace, brick dining room, new farmly room, BEDFORD - 3 or 4 bedroom Colonial on 78 Tiled &: paneled basement. Att garage foot lot Paneled den. Sunporch. room courtyaro and a spnnkler sys- new kitchen with built-in dis. Rec. Near transportation. Immediate possession. BRICK Ith STORY in DetrOIt of- With fireplace. tem. hwasher, lovely' landscaped fers 3 bedrooms, natural firep- LINCOLN - Corner St. Paul . 4 bedroom 21,2 groWlds Home is in great condi- lace, 11,2 car garage and BERKSHIRE - Delightful Enghsh Tudor WIth bath Colonial Porch. 19X19family room on A'ITRACTIVE well maIntaIned tion! Priced in the 80's. pool Library plus 26 ft. family room 4 brick with 2 bedrooms, hath, hardwood floors. 2nd floor Rec. room 2 car attached gar- KENSINGTON near 1-94. bedrooms 2th baths plus bedroom & bath on living room, dining room, good age $125,000. Charming brick home with 3rd. Rec. room. central air. kitchen and expansIOn space . ., I MANOR - 3 bedroom Colomal WIth eatmg $29,900. many "Old World" features ~-'I . living room with fire- KERBY ROAD - Near Kercheval 4 bedrooms space In kitchen It famdy room. Newer 1 2'h bath Colonial. Family room central drive Ie roof Extra insulation Recently de- IIIr-f ~~.~' ~ place, latchen, dinette, 3 bed. ~,,',f/) ., air. 72x146 lot corated. Low 70's. rooms, bath and attached gar- "'~ age . ;, " H~RVARD ROAD near Warren 10 DetroIt. MC KINLEY - Close to Hill shops &: Richard *'" CD \ , E. -" English bungalow Newer kItchen with elementary 3 bedroom English Updated .~~) ',~ breakfast room 2 bedrooms on 1st Large kitchen Paneled rec room with fireplace &I ~;if JliII expansion attic on 2nd $45,500 bar. Only $72,000. TRULY LOVELY garden condo ~ ~c - offering privacy galore! Three bedrooms, 1lf.l baths, spacious living room-rlining room, well WONDERFUL STARTER home equipped kitchen with eating '.i~~~t.?, priced in the 20's. Freshly deco- jid...... AI # I_ •• area overlooking patio area , . rated and newly carpeted New Well maIntained by origmal . , kitchen fully equipped plus car- owner MT VERNON - 3 bedrooms. Glass enclosed peted recreation room in base- PRICED FOR QUICK sale I terrace. Nice sIze bedrooms. Rec room 2 car ment, 3 bedrooms, livmg room Three bedrooms, newer roof, =~<~~ 21 1..0."'••" garage Low 80's and dining room newer storms and screens and a wm.J.~ 2 car detached garage is Co. LOVELY RANCH In St. Clair PRIVATE STREET Will lead .•08Mher . Shores featuring 3 bedrooms, you to this condominium with Met ~ w~ Ith baths, family room, cent- 6 bedrooms, 31f.tbaths, paneled ral 81r, patIo with gas gnU and flG.EdtM& PEACH TREE - Colomal near the Hunt Club. hbrary, breakfast room and ~I" UNVIERSITY - 3 bedroom Colonial Rec. much more' 4 bedrooms 21,2baths. Den &: famdy room priced at $112,000 Jotln GoocIMIIft. ... room Central aIr 3 car garage $72,000. S. Attached garage ~POiMa ENJOY CONDOMINIUM !lving WHITrIER - Lovely 4 bedroom 2th bath En- ~e.-.c.. ~ PROVENCAL - EnglIsh manse on l00x550 lot 10 this converuent locatIon Won. Higbie & ...... Mo4ern kitchen Library 6 bedrooms 51,2 ghsh 20 ft kitchen. Den Rec room 2 car derful new kitchen, living .,ot,~ .. baths Rec room Central air Apartment garage $118,500 room-dlrung room, powder room J~- over attached garage on first floor, 3 bedrooms, bath ST PAUL - 3 bedroom 1lf2 bath townhouse PRIME residential sites on Sycamore Lane in on second floor, central air, new "JljI~"''''' New kitchen Central air Rec room the City Call for deuuls carpetmg plus many addItional ~,_. important features MonfOII & "'0 r *1 $85,500 p-.OU ••" RI 1 STEPHENS - SpaciOUS residence on lovely THREE MILE DR. - Near Jefferson 250 foot SEMI.RANCH with 4 bedrooms, RESTORED ENGLISH WIth 5 ~irtI Afa"C!r stree 5 bedrooms 41,2 baths plus 1st floor deep lot 11,2STORY in East Detroit . 3 3 baths, 2 lavotories, lIbrary, bedrooms 3th baths, beautIful maids room &I bath Library &I family room 3 bedrooms, natural fireplace, 2 spnnkler system, central air, wood detail, family room and ~ car garage, natural woodwork family room with natural .'kh.I ~~ car attached garage 160x175 lot. leaded glass. Will trade for - and pnced at $30,900 fIreplace and more I smaller !lome in Grosse Pointe ...... &MMe.- ST CLAIR near St Paul Condomlmum (Mod- OPEN SUNDA Y 2.~5:00 ern kitchen baths) Lavon 1st 3 bed- '~...,.. &: Mary C Bodkm ShIrley Kennedy rooms 2 baths on 2nd plus bedroom &I bath 436 Moran - 3 bedroom IIf.t bath Colomal .~ $74,900 Margaret Breltenbecher Lorraine Kirchner =:.1nC on 3rd Rec room 2 car garage $95,000 Sally Clarke Evelyne Rupp .hOr.-ood Marian Dodl1:e Barbara SImpson !£R,8rown Dorothy Healy Jean Wakely Diane Kelly lfler1e Pine ...... Qe. ... • 83 Kercheval Avenue Cathy Champion Dlllaman. Broker ~ .._.-a"." 1 '~"I(",'hin1{ IJPoplp ~~__ .~.,~'o~ IIID ~ "" find hOIUtP ... LOCATED "ON THE HILL \1l'mbl'T of Ihi .... Gr " " ...... ".~ Thursday, May 26, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nlne-S JIM SAROS AGENCY, INC. TAPPAN AND 22 WEBBER PLACE - Grosse Pointe Shores 1 - Shown by appomtment - SOME OF THE TAPPANAND ASSOCIATES CUSTOM FEATURES ARE: Imported hand TAPPAN AND carved oak throughout the LR, DR, foyer, Ii!> I rary, and stairway, majestic leaded cathedral ASSOCIATES ~6200 ...._-ASSOCIATES---~----- wlDdows, six natural flreplaces, beautlful band FIRST OFFERING made hardware, pewabic tiling from floor to MOTIVATED ceiling in all baths, modem kitchen, including commercial ovens and refrigerator, 3rd level ballroom, 8 spacious bedrooms, professionally decorated Call lister for more information FIRST OFFERING - 1358 NottIngham - Estate sale, priced for quick sale Spacious 5-bedroom brick bungalow 2 full baths, den, 20car garage. AU terms available. 1689 BROADSTONE - Located In Grosse Pointe Woods - Custom home with 4 bedrooms, 2 bat- hrooms, formal dlrung room, family room. study, expansion atbc With heat, electric, and plum!> 109 already m'! BRAND NEW LISTING - This 3 bedroom Space for large family, maintained wonderful- 927 BEACONSFIELD - Affordable 3 bedroom bnck colonial with family room, dirung room, fmished Ranch has qualIty constructIOn Prime loca- ly, lIVIng & dmmg room, family room, 5 bed. basement and more. Land Contract terms are UNBELIEVABLE - $10,000 down, at only 7% tion, spacIous rooms; large lot, many, many rooms, 21h baths, rec room wlflreplace Bullt interest, 5 to 7 years extras Call for detalled particulars to endure $109.000 2Qll6Q WILDWOOD - Eight .Mlle - Harper Area m Harper Wwdi. GROSSE POINTE SCHOOLS. Lge 2 bedroom unit in quality constructed beautiful complex, appliances included, custom drapes, REDUCED LAND CONTRACT move in condition JIM SAROS AGENCY, INC. 886-9030 LAVISHLY redecorated and updated Art LAND CONTRACT TERMS on the dynamite Deco home for your vlewmg . out of thiS floor plan in prestigIOus Grosse Pointe Shores. • world kitchen,S bedrooms, 3lh baths, family Custom built one-owner dream house STRONGMAN room & lIbrary ADDITIONAL FINE TAPPAN HOMES & ASSOCIATES HAWTHORNE - Freshly pamted outside, thiS beautiful 3 bedroom, 1% bath Colomal features a family room and den, applIances, newer furnace, fireplace. ASSUMPTION - $82,500. 881-0800 SLEEPER - Located on one of Grosse REDUCED - in price for immediate sale - MOROSS - LAND CONTRACT TERMS available on thiS custom buJ1t semi-Ranch Four bedrooms Pointe's nicer streets, this Colonial features cute starter house - nicely decorated, With 2 full baths, garden room, den, rec. room With wet bar. $119,900. living room, dining room, modem kitchen, finished basement, full dining room, 2 bed- huge family room WIth fireplace, huge rooms down and a large one up, all for LAKE POINTE - INVESTORS TAKE NOTE! - Two famlly ill the PARK. Total rents are $725 per master bedroom, 3 additional family bed- $62,500. month With tennants month to month Includes appbances, updated kitchen and baths. rooms, recreation room, sauna, 2Y.l baths, carpeting and drapes, close to schools, SETrING is lovely - house is gorgeo)JS, loads ST. CLAIR - Umque 3 bedroom Colomal at a great location Super natural woodwork, den, family shopping and transportation of T.L.C. here, offering modem kitchen, 3 room, brick drive and courtyard. Garage with stUdio. good bedrooms, recreation room with bath EASTLAND - 2 listings close to Eastland and in basement, 2~ additional baths, family ST. CLAIR - Recently reduced condo In St Clair Terraces ThiS one features 4 bedrooms with 2 Expressway. One a bungalow with 3 bed- room 75xl72 lot, owner says sell and I'll baths, fireplace, car port ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. rooms, bath, detached garage, the other a move right out. Ranch with 2 bedrooms, family room and attached garage. Both are good values - BEAUTIFULLY decorated 1lf.tstory Bungalow, call for additional information. TAPPAN'& ASSOCIATES/gO KERCHEVA 884-6200 brick with alum. trim, maintenance free, COUNTRY LIVING - right in the heart of' bas liVing room with fireplace, dining Grosse Pointe - 50 x 280 lot with lots of room, 2 bedrooms and Florida room down, fruit trees, fantastic wrap around deck, large bedroom up, full baaement, allowance for garage. i family room is paneled with beamed ceiling and oversized fireplace, ultra modern GEORGIAN Colonial with so mucb offer, at kitchen, 2 bedrooms and 2 baths down, 3 to t Ichweltzer.~Better the price, it just won't last, master bed. .J bedrooms, sitting room, playroom and bath room has fireplace, attached sun room and Reo I E/tote,lnc. I I W H<;2ID~~R up. Lots of charm here. bath, another suite plus family bedroom on rwo names you can trust 1,700 SQUARE FEET - In Grosse POInte for 2nd floor, 2 nice bedrooms and bath on 3rd and In floor, only the beginning, den, modem t ~ ....~ ..~-if~ • ~ ..... ,j...... t.- onl~ $S5,900 great shape loo, features l1vmg room,spaClous dirung room, modern kitchen, sun porth, recreation room with Idtchen plus 3 bedJ;ooms down, livilll room fireplace, just a beauty! and 2 bedrooms up, a liWe 8r.artment, brick, detached garage and close to every- BEVDAGES Bow ript from prap in thiB thing - don't miss it! most gracious and dutrmiDc Colonial, has ultra modem Idtcbea wftJI Jeao-Air range, SECURITY - that's the word fOf this outstand- family room with bay overlooking. great ing 2 year old ranch with burglar and fire view, spacious liVing room and dining alarm plus outdoor lighting, 2 car attached room, master bedroom has dressing room garage plus ample hbrary ~ith book- and bath, 3 additional family bedrooms and shelves, modem kitchen, living room and laundry room on 2nd Boor, large heated dining room plus 2 bedrooms and mainte- studio on 3 rd floor, lots 01. bay windows nance free grounds - oh! There's a ClfCU- and additional space, just a super family lar drive house. . . TRADITIONAL CHARM. Beautiful details , - throughout thIS 3 bdrm., 2% bath Colonial. Leaded glass & detailed fireplace, oak planking In library, natural woodwork & hardwood .... floors Lovely screened terrace Prominent lcr catIOn 10 G.P Park (F-I26) 886-5800. " .'. FIRST OFFERING - GROSSE POINTE FARMS - Picture Book Cape Cod. Bedroom, bath, library .; aDd fam~y room on first floor plus three bedrooms and two baths on secoad fklor. Large deck overlookmg 75xl50 lot Central air conditioning. Call for details. FIRST OFFERING - Three bedroom, two and a hall bathroom center entrance Colonial with bre~ast room and family room New furnace, new roof, sprinkler system. Simple Assumption - pnced under $100,000. ************ GROSSE POINTE SHORES BEDROOMS/BATHS LEISURE 47 FORDCROFT BEST BUY IN THE FARMS Don't pass by this EXCEPTIONAL HOME In prestigIOus, seclud- S-3-(2) If.!'s FamllyRoom super value! Newer custom Colonial In fantas- ed Shores location DeSigned for comfortable 56HAMPI'ON 3-1~ FamUyRoom tiC conditIOn BUilt to endure With spacIous IIvmg and entertaming Affordably Priced - 583 LAKESHORE S-S-(3) If.!'s Library floor plan Family rm., profeSSIOnally flmshed one of our best offerings! SIX bdrms., 3~ baths. 625 LAKE~:!ORE 7.fH2)~'s 60 RENAUD Library, Morning Room rec rm Natural woodwork, large closets. Heated mground gumte SWimming pool. 7-4-(3) Y.l's Family Room, Library $81,500 (F -oB8) 886-5800 $179,900 (G-083) 886-4200 85 WOODLAND SHORES 6-4-( 2) If.!'s FamUy Room GROSSE POINTE FARMS FIRST OFFERINGS 39 BEVERLY 6-3-(2)'s Den, Family Room 881 FISHER RD. G P City. Charmmg Colomal w!3 bdrms, flmshed bsmt wlrec rm, updated 79 CAM3RIDGE 3-2 LIbrary kitchen, newer carpeting $79,900 (G-I53) 886-4200 203 CLOVERLY 5-4% Library, Garden Room 59 LAKESHORE DETROIT TOWERS Three bdrm condo across from HIstOriC Indian Village on DetrOit River 6-2% Den, Library 168 MORAN Mamt fee $507/mo mcludes heat, garage attendant All apphances remain $86,666 (G.152) 4-1% Studio 886-4200 GROSSE POINTE CITY 780 TROMBLEY, very mce 2 family mcome 10 G P Park Offo!:rlng 19 hvmg rm , enormous dming 626 LINCOLN rm . den & 4 bdrms, NFP, 2 full baths & appliances In each umt (G-I55) 886-4200 S-2~ Family Room 916 UNIVERSITY Lovely location in G P City for a cozy 3-4 bdrm brk. Colomal Lg Florida rm , 306 ROOSEVELT 4-2 Library formal dmmg rm , NFP Newer roof Low heat bills (G.I56) 886-4200 GROSSE POINTE WOODS 20243 VAN ANTWERP Comfort plus charm awaIts you In thiS well bUilt & spacIOus custom rancb 2307 ALLARD 4-1% Family Room Two full baths, enclosed porch, central air Grosse Pte schools $69,900 (F-I35) 886-5800. 905 BLAIRMOOR 3-2% Family Room 1516 BLAIR MOOR SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT 4-2~ Family Room 2065 COUNTRY CLUB Superb 1% story home In pnme Woods locatIOn. Fresh decor, new carpeting, GROSSE POINTE PARK central air, spnnkler system $68,900 (F.12l) 886-5800 837 BARRINGTON 3-1% Music Room EASTBROOK CT , G P Woods Good low assumption avail With thiS nice 4 bdrm Colonial Clean It 1160 BERKSHIRE S-3% 1018 BISHOP Florida Room sharp as a tack Will take LC terms at 11% $119,900 (F.7SO) 886-5800 7-4~ IJbrary, Morning Room 226 KENWOOD, G P Farms Dlgmfled Colomal nestled on a hilltop overlookIng lovely estate-type 854 EDGEMONT PARK 7-4Y.l Library grounds Balcony off master bdrm . grand entrance foyer, gorgeous lIVIng rm $159,500 (F-098) 1585().52E JEFFERSON 3-2 ea. Family Room (Lower) 886-5800 HARPER WOODS 284 KENWOOD CT , G P Farms English Tudor Charm wla touch of class' Three bdrms ,spacIous 20919 LENNON famIly rm ,brk patiO, profess landscaped }-ard $139,700 (G.l25) 886-4200 4-1 Finished Basement CLASSIC CENTER ENTRANCE COLONIAL nlrely located m the Woods. Lg family rm that opens ST. CLAIR SHORES to covered patio. master bdrm wibath $110,000 (F-I27) 886-5800 510 RIVIERA 978 PEMBERTON This G P Park home IS Just lIke new' 3 bdrm Col w!new country kitchen, 202 Club FacIlities separate entrance mother-ID.law aprt $119,000 (G.lOO) 886-4200 HARRISON TWP. - CANAL CONVENIENT LOCATION in G P Woods Walk to G P schools EnjOy a qUiet lane locatIOn With 38048 MAST 3-1~ fabulous view of golf course' Central air $69,000 (F.768) 886-5800 Family Room, Florida Room FOR All YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS CALL OR COME IN OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY 9 a.m.-g p.m. and THOROUGH COVERAGE OF 9:30-5:30 SAT. and SUN. GROSSE POINTE PROPERTIES GROSSE POINTE WOODS OFFICE GROSSE POINTE FARMS OFFICE 886.4200 886-5800 76 KERCHEVAL OUT-Of-AREA, CAll TOlL FREE To Buy or Sell 1-100-247.5200 ext. 33 A House Call REALlBTOR' Fifteen Offices in Four Counties 885-7000 "MICHIGAN'S FLORIDA BROKER" Thursday, May 26, 1983 Page Ten-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS LoOCATION PRICE BRiBA FEATURES Today's market Oxford Road $365,000 413Ih~~ Elegant custom bUilt Colonial. Grand MaraiS 162,000 5I31-\!lh Fme large home, Windmill Pointe area. Srys Drive 64,900 211 Brick Colonial, family room, great location. 1 t 20817 MACK is brisk with Washmgton 89,500 311lf.! Updated kitchen, 4th bdrm. on 3rd floor, ~ge o. 884-5280 at Balfour 84,900 412 Mutschler kitchen, immaculate and spacIous. HAWTHORNE many properties Bedford 83,900 411 Great famlly home, close to schools" shopping. Lakepomte 94,900 3121h Center entrance Colonial, prime locatIon. I Unique family room wiwet bar, central aIr, LC terms. I I Oxford Road 124,900 3121,~ chanqing hands 2 family Income, each wlllt'eplace, sep. uUllUee. \ RIvard 97,600 412 OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 Yorkshire 79,500 31m New kitchen, large den, larlle yard. I 171lOVERNIER,APT 24-CHARMING apartment condo In GrOl.e Pointe in a matter of Lakeshore 198,000 4'31h Elegant home, remodeled and redecorated. Woods Spaclous, 15 baths, profe.sionally decorated. Show' Sell I! Detroit Towers 105,000 3/2 Prestigious Condo, 2,340 .q. ft., 24 hr. sec .• door .erv. Harbor Springs Condo 103,000 3121h Luxury Townhouse, rental management available. t38 ROSLYN - ELEGANT CapeCod style home InGrOlHPolnte Woodl. Larle Family rm , central air, 3 car aU garage. LC terms. country kitchen With new appliances 2 ful bath., fireplace. VERY a few days. Devonshire 89,000 3111f:l CLEAN!!! 21408 SEVERN - EXCELLENT value on thIs 3 bedroom ranch In a nice In such a FIRST OFFERING - New home In Grosse Pointe Farms. location of Harper Woods Large kitchen, basement, fireplace. Three bedrooms, 2 baths, outstanding construction Call CENTURY.21 Lochmoor IB the only Century 21 offiCI with mtmbfr,hlp in Grot" market you'll for list of its many custom features Youngblood POIn~ ExchaTl/le You may double your home', UPO"lre by li,tilll with Uf. Call UI todDy for your compllmen~ry appralBal AlIo, If you are a Uc.n .. d bro1cer Call one of our ASSOCiates for your housing needs be ahead of ncaUy'/lc, and are COnlld.ermg changing companUl' call Jot.ph Mauricio for a conttd.entUlI Betty Vingl mt'rtJUlW 'Thomas R Youngblood James P FablCk Norl Fury the pack if you Kenneth Kosovec Trudy Rhoades Bill Warren Thomas Gould do business Paul Pierron with the SINE REALTY experts. Buy, ... IT'S WORTH YOUR TIME 82 CAMBRIDGE. A 3 bedroom, 2 bath Farm TO CALL SINE ..• Colomal With 1st floor laundry, library and BORLAND ASSOCIATES sell or lease deck on a qUiet, secluded street of Impec- GROSSE POINTE WOODS OF cable charm and beauty Beautiful bungalow on Stanhope • 2 bedrooms with the down. 1 large bedroom up • Florl4a room. Richard E Borland, Sr Jeulca Keatton 19 ROSE TERRACE - One of the POinte's Close to schools, church and shopping. Quick Elaine L Borland Bobble Lllan newer Subcl1vlslons WIth a most unusual Paul Locrlchlo occupany. Richard E Borland, Jr EARL KEIM professional house In the area With a Master SUite on Helen Connolly Jll1 McBride Joyce Sanden the main floor Prestwlck - 4bedrooms. 2'" baths In extra large MarUyn CotJcchlo lot . large kitchen- attached garage. Famlly Ka)' CIInnlnaham REALTY Bl'\Ice 8andtn assistance of a Mary De ManiloJd Nancy SChumaker HAVE A GOOD HOLIDAY room. Must see ... Nancy Hohlledt Tom steen Pat Horne Bob TJ&he member of the CLINTON TWP. Joanne Horner Betty WybonkJ S(~ULLY pegy Hume THE FULL SERVICE Mary Kaye Ferry TOWN HOUSE with 2 bedrooms - 1'" baths. PEOPLE Grosse Pointe A C - Bwlt-ms. - garage - Maintance, heat ~ & water - $112.00 per month. Bargain ... Real Estate Scully & Hendrie, Inc. Real Estate MEMORIAL WEEKEND HOUSEHUNTING? 881-8310 SINE REALTY MULTILIST SERVICE Spend your 3.day holiday with U8... we'll devote our full time and energies Exchange. helping you find the right house. FARMS OFFiCE 884.7000 GREAT VARIETY For every talte and checkbook 11 ROOM ENGLISH In thtl Pllrk Grtllt yard. newer decor. Un, '106,000. WOODS RANCH = Thrtle bedroomll, fAmily room, IUper recreation room, THEPlaNlTlD Many .",trlll '1I11,OOO. 3 FIRST OFFERINGS LIITID al CARMEL LANE, JUST OFF LAKE8HORE - It vtry IptClll1 Farml loca. THDI PAI.I tlon. Flvo bodroom cUlitom homo. limply loaded with exlr .. , Library, GROSBE POINTE PARK An DrfIrIII.UIuIIw., family rQOm, lilt floor Jaundry, ir.enhoulf, MORI:, Call "3800. 1341 AUDUBON - Ntlwer centof entrllnce colonial fllilturins II IIlr80 1,_ ..... , af Till Under '400,000. paneled family room with natural fireplace plull 4 bedrooms, 21h Iliali. POliTI TOWNHOUSE IN THE CITY - Walk to vlJla,e Ihoppln., tr.l1Iportatlon, bath., central air, 2 car aaraae. A treat to behold.Don't mlll8 It. RIAL UTATI F01.lr bedrooml, 3 bathl, delJit\tlul ,plcl01.l1 rOOIl1l,Cholct at ,",800, GROSSE POINTE FARMS J EXECUTIVE NORMAN STYLE FAMILY HOME, F.aturt. PlAed noon, EKCHAH. Loti of pewablc tile, lovely patio and plantlnp, 4 flriplacII, II bed. 430 Madison - Near Brownell Junior High School. Brick colonial, large room •• qualIty throulhout. Great locaUon, GUARDIAN HOME paneled family room, 3 bedrooms, 11~ bathll. Near shopping and WARRANTY. P19,OOO. tran.portatlon. Quick p08ll68slon. STARTER BRICK COLONIAL - Two bedrooml, Florida room. Gr.at GROSSE POINTE WOODS Farm. location. Could be 8 doll hOUle, Only tu,OOO. 1728 BROADSTONE - Nestled on a beautiful tree Hned street. Just INCOMES - We have several to chOOIe from $78,000 to .,1500. CaU for redecorated, new kitchen includIng appliances, large cherry paneled detaUs. family room with beamed celling, 3 bedrooms, IIf:l baths, recreation FOUR BEDROOM Colonial just off Kercheval. Natural woodwork, leaded room with wet bar, lerge lot, 2'h car detached garage Best buy m llau. TERMS, WARRANTED. $63,000. GraBle Pointe Woods PREST1GIOUS WOODS ROAD - Very choi~ 4. bedroom newer colonial. Family room, glalS • screened porch. Excellent eondiUon. WAR- _.~."~' •• iii RANTED $159,000 HANDYMAN SPECIAL - 1088 Lakepomte - HIstorIC VICtorian white- WALK TO THE PARK - Tennis, boatIng, plcniclng etc. It's almost across house on beautiful spacIOUS lot In Grosse POInte Park, 4 bedrooms, 2 the street from thiS lovely 4 bedroom home. Library, Florida :-oom - baths, 2 car garage, price reduced beautiful fenced garden, tile roof, many extras. Great financing. $129,900 499 CHALFONTE - CharmIng ranch, newly decorated, built by Cox & 20439 MACK AVENUE 886-8710 RANDOR CIRCLE - Only $110,000 Can't beat location. Baker Many new features, glassed porch, two fIreplaces, 2 bedrooms, Grosse POinte Woods IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - On one of the Park's finest drives. Spaci- bath, recreation room Pella Windows, fenced yard Reduced $85,000 ous English Tudor estate sale Super opportunity. $147,500. OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 2033 LOCHMOOR - Grosse Pointe Woods Charming center entrance Col- 11,1STORY DOLLHOUSE - Three bedrooms, recreation room with wet 1389Brys ...... $ 88,500 bar. ChoIce Farms area, $74,900 onial, natural hardwood floors, 3 bedrooms, 2 car detached garage WHITTIER ENGLISH - Pegged floors, 3 fireplaces. Handsome, sturdy 80/,% assumable mortgage family home $149,900 Quality. BY APPOINTMENT GROSSE POINTE CITY - Offered to settle estate BrICk center entrance 688 Birch Lane . 189,900 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 colonial, 3 bedrooms, extra room on 1st floor $62,500 1070Hllmptoil 82,000 1033Lakepointe 64,900 298 UNIVERSITY - Right off Jefferson. 1980custom-built Farm Colo- ENGLEHARDT - St Clair Shores - Sharp 2 bedroom ranch, family 947 Lake Shore...... 278,000 mal loaded with quality extras Large family roorp with wet bar, room, 2 car garage, assumable mortgage Only $63,500 597 Perrlen Place 144,600 master bedroom has fireplace and sitting room with wet bar. 1928Prestwlck . 78,000 Mutschler kitchen, sunken liVing room with vaulted celling - a must COMMERCIAL PROPERTY - 160' near Eastland $179,000 1960Ridgemont . .. 48,800 SEE Executive home 539 Sunnlngdale .. . 225,000 21208Van K ...... 148,900 One call - Will do It all - for you! 1254Way burn 25,900 ____~Palll1s.~---.. 18808Old Homestead.. . . . 92,800 GROSSE POINTE OFFICE THE WOQDS OFFICE 20451Damman.. 59,900 OPEN SUNDA Y 10-4 OPEN SUNDAY 104 21103 Country Club . . . . 58,900 395 Fisher Road 20647Mack Avenue ~---Queen---IREALTORS (free parking m rear) (just South of Vernier) 886-3800 88U400 I17646 MACK 886-444~ SIX FIRST OFFERINGS NEAR HUNT CLUB . Beautifully decorated GROSSE POINTE CITY - EnglIsh, $84,900 newer Colonial with 3'h baths, large family Three bedroom, Ilh baths, breakfast room, room WIth fJreplace, attached garage, cent- library, 2 car garage ral air. A Real Commocl1ty - 9 umt apartment bldg. m HANDYMAN SPECIAL located 1 block from 1 SlClS separate utilities, new bIg., great shelter OWNER WANTS OFFER - OXFORD RD - lake on deadend street ThIS 4 bedroom 2 h Only 259,900 w/60,OOOdown on LlC $119,900 Priced for qUick sale, 4 bedroom, bath home With family room IS Ideal for the 1 2 h baths, family room, very large lot, at- family looking to fix up a house the way 719 Lakepolnte - A Park mim-manslon 5 bed- tached garage, updated kitchen they want It Near Lake room, 4-% baths, fIreplace in the master bedroom sUite and more MEDITERRANEAN - Immaculate 4-5 bedroom home In great locatIOn Den plus updated Ida LalJe - 2 bedroom ranch price m the 70's _ kItchen WIth conan counters, 2 full baths, 2 brick, finished basement and more la\-s are also updated, move-Jn condition ELEGANT ENGLISH located on Windmill Private 3 bedroom home In the Woods 3 bed. Pointe DrIve Featured are a stei>-down !JVlng FIRST OFFERING . Larger Cape Cod, mcely room, oak paneled library, modern kitchen, landscaped on larger lot, 2 flrst floor bed- room, famlly room, newer kitchen. Could be expanded to 4 bedroom under $100,000. dynamiC 2.story stamed glass wmdows and a rooms, very large bedroom on the second magniftcent Pub room With natural fireplace on floor, 2 full baths, spacIOus rooms, great John S Goodman Inc handles top-flight In- the lower level floor plan and even better $28,500 down vestment property Kelly Road" 8 Mile. to a Simple assumptIOn at 1157, Harper Woods store strip 3 units long term FIRST OFFERING - Charming Starter Home tenants on popular Farms Street near the HIll. 3 bedrooms, fireplace 3 Unit Commercial bulldmg on E Warren. BROADSTONE - Priced for quick sale. Three 1011 BEACONSFIELD - BrIck Income WIth FIRST OFFERING SUitable for Insur Co, Attorney., Accoun- bedroom, 2'" bath, Ollx14) family room, mod- tants, and Physicians or other attached llv. large rooms. pnced In mind fifties ern kitchen with bullt.ins, $86,900 \... Ing quarters. $9,000 down on L'C. FIRST OFFERING. Farms Colonial Beautiful OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 P.M. 4006 Bedford - Bank appraised for $35,000. Try 3 bedroom, 1-1~ bath8, living room with '29,900 Con Terma fireplace, 2 car garage, $76,000 DELIGHTFUL ENGLISH. with turret, one of the Farms most private and loveliest Newer 18 unit apt bldg located In N.E. Det• FIRST OFFERING ADULT STYLE LIVING - • trHts. Features 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, den, roit Priced to sell at only $114.,900 Near the Village ArchllecturalstyHng with a and brIck screen terrace with flagstone touch of New EnglAnd. a wide lot, yet a smal. 103 Mtladown Lane ler and euy to take care of lol, 4 bedroom, 2 WE ARE EXPANDING OUR SALES OPERA. bath under '100,000 TION - Interested parties contact JOitph Sowerby . 886-3060 OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 P.M. serving Grosle Pointe for SO Years FIRST OFFERING Attractively decorated Center Entrance Colonial with Mutschler kitchen " great room 4 bedrooms, 2 'tiI ORIGINAL OWNER, excellent condition throughout on MERRIWEATHER With a large baths. attached garage, rec room with 93 KERCHEVAL • GROSSE POINTE natural fireplace 512 Pemberton. family room 07x13) Attractive decor. 3 bed. 882.5200 room Colomal 886.3060 II Thursday, May 26, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven.B ,,,..------•, '. ., ~ Yi~~ , "'i,- jl': I LAK~SHOR~ ROAD ClassIc colomal bUilt SHARP 3 bedroom all bnck ranch on one of) -n~ by Wllberdmg, features a beautlfully land- DetrOits most desirable streets Natural firep- scaped yard with pool Extra rooms mclude lace m hvmg room, beautiful yard, excellent 2 famdy room, garden room and paneled hbrary car garage BUilt In 1952 Reasonably priced at 7 bedrooms and 4112 baths under $45,000 o ::s-- The abused child .. will grow Up (I) someda)( ,..;"'Y-/o'/ WONDERFUL opportumty to buy m Grosse ~;. CUSTOM BUILT 5 bedroom colomal With versl- Pomte Shores on a private cul-de-sac 4 bed- tile floor plan, the paneled hbrary provides Maybe. rooms, 21;2 baths Farm colomal, reasonably qUiet pnvacy away from the famJ.1y room All ::D priced at $159.000 with a 10 year Land Contract the bedrooms have adjoimng baths, a custom Each year, over one mIllion The NatIonal Committee for possible and Immediate occupancy kitchen overlooks a large yard and patIO The (I) Amencan chJ.ldren suffer from Prevention of Chlld Abuse ISa 3 car garage and central air are Just a few extras child abuse Over 2,000 chIldren prIvate, charitable organization I dIe from It that knows how to prevent duld ONE OF A KIND HOUSE In Grosse POinte Farms offers 5 bedrooms, a dramatic two story living But what about those who abuse I room. large patIO, heated pool and plenty of grazrng land The possibllJty of selIJng additIOnal m survive? But we need your help to do it property makes thiS offenng an even better buy Statistics show that an abused We need money We need A REAL SLEEPER on Lincoln Rd Recent major additions have been a gigantic family room, childhood can affect a person's volunteers. kitchen, patio-deck, garage. driveway, roof and carpetmg Priced well below the competition in enhre life. Send us your check today, or the neighborhood Many teenage drug addICts and vlflte for our booklet ONWER ANXIOUS ClaSSIC Enghsh Tudor With charmmg paneled library Screel1ed porch on 1st teenage prostitutes report bemg Because ifwe don't all start and 2nd floor, extra Wide lot, 5 bedrooms, 31;2 baths plus a full attic Land Contract m abused chtldren. somewhere, we won't get PROVENCAL ROAD. Overlooking the Country Club golf course Truly a magmfICent Tudor house So do Juverule delinquents and anywhere gracIOusly adorned With natural woodwork throughout Step down livmg room, paneled library, adult cnmlOals 1Ii: both With natural fireplaces as well as the master bedroom Pool and Tennis court UI Yet we now know that child National Committee for APARTMENT DWELLERS Included In the sale price of thiS 3 bedroom colomal stove, re- abuse can be prevented ~ Prevention of CtIl1d Abuse fngerator, washer and dryer BUilt 10 1950 on a large lot and features a paneled den, flmshed .. basement and two natural fireplaces Help US get to FOR RENT or FOR SALE a two story dutch colomal on ever popular Yorkshire Road All natural m hardwood floors thrOUghout, new heatmg system. new roof, new first floor powder room 4 the heart of tile problem. bedrooms, 2lh baths. For sale at $105,000 or rent at $800 .. Write: Prevent Chlld Abuse, Box 2866, Olicago, Illinois 60690 ENJOY CONDOMINIUM hving In this attractively decorated 2 bedroom end urnt In St Clair Shores Very private location P'l'reed In the mid 4O's CD ESTATE SALE. PrIced below market, spacious 2.400 square foot ranch in 5t Clair Shores with 30 A Pub Ire Service at ThIS Newspaper & The ~ ... ng Co ,., ,. , I >IN Page Twelve-B :Feature Thursday, May 26, 1983 Elegant flJ~nte Eating Counter Points A selection of recipes from tb by Pat Rousseau forthcoming low-calorie, low-chol- New Arrivals .. ~ at the Crystal Center are esterol - and penny-wise - cook. lovely and useful lead crystal napkin rings to grace book by Thyra Grey Howard and her table. Only $2.75 each at 19866 Mack Avenue Helena DeWitt Roth featuring, . 343-9078. this week, SPRING GREENS * * suggestions. Wm Valuable Pnus .. totaling $10,000 in a draw- * * * mg to benefit the Capuchin Soup Kitchen. Edmund T. CREAM OF LETTUCE SOUP Ahee Jewelers and WNIC-FM are the oo-sponsors. First 1 lb. leaf lettuce* pnze WIll be a carat and a quarter dIamond ring donat- 2 Tbsp. unsalted margarme ed b)' Edmund T. Ahee. The drawmg will be at the 1 Tbsp. grated onion Premler Center, July 14. You need not be present to win. 2 TbsD. flour T,dw,:s, one dollar each, are auaflable at 20139 Mack at 2% cups skim milk Oxford . . . 886-4600. 1/2 cup evaporated skimmed • * * milk Featured ... In the ","dow of The Pom&e FubiotlS 18 a 1 cup chicken broth colorful, pretty. crIDk1e cotton dral dyled with a -J1\ ')1. 1/4 tsp. salt d d roun neck aD short sleeves. TIle top Is lOUd green Il.J), 1/4 tsp. paprika and the skirt has blue. green and link ,anels. It Is ti' sashed with the three colon. Sizes to 1 . No charge 4' ~ 1J4 tsp. white pepper for alteraU9Ds ..• 15HZ Kercheval. 82Z-2818. ...,,~ -1 Pinch of nutmeg * * * ~~~ Finely minced parsley Tony Cueter ... reminds us that it's not too Wash lettuce thoroughly and dry soon to think about Father's Day. At Bijouterie between paper toweling: then there's an excellent selection shred. set aside. In saucepan, melt margarine and saute onion of fine watches including for 3 minutes. Stir in flour and pocket styles . . . also other cook until well blended. Gradually ~ fine jewelry pieces to please stir in the 2 milks which have . dad. Tony Cueter can design Golden hour for League-Goodwill Juniors . . . been previously thoroughly mixed one-of-a-kind jewelry that will tell your dad that together. Stir in chicken broth and he's really special and there's still time. Stop by It was a golden hour for members of the board. For it was Jean Bodkin who, in 1933, at seasonings. Stir in lettuce. Heat ID445 Mack Avenue. Open Tuesdays through Satur- Junior Group of League for the Handicapped- the height of The Depression. founded the Jun- the soup thoroughly, but do not let days, 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m .... 886-2050. Goodwill Industries who gathered this spring at ior Group which has grown from 32 to 200-plus it boil. serve hot or cold, garnish- the Edsel & Eleanor Ford House to celebrate members and raised more than $1 million for ed with the minced parsley. • • • their organization's golden anniversary - and League-Goodwill during 50 golden y~ars of ser- Makes about 5 cups. Specwl ... at the Notre Dame Pharmacy, EnJoli it was an especially golden celebration for vice. Jean was, of course, recognIZed at the Calories about 128 per serving. Summer Values that include Bath and Shower Jelly, MRS. EDWIN O. BODKIN flanked above at anniversary reception. She received a plaque, Cholesterol about 4 mgs. Cologne Spray, Hand and Body Lotwn. left and right by WILLIAM 'D. WISECARVER commemorating the achievements of the Jun- * Fresh or frozen spinach may - ...... president of League for the Handicapped~ ior Group, a GIVS (Goodwill Industries Volun- be substituted. If frozen is used, 1 (10 oz.) 6 7 Memorial Day •.• tun ill tile IlID ••• dress for K from the cook package or min- Goodwill Industries, and GERALD W. VAN teer Service) pin, a dozen red roses - and con- utes; drain well and chop until sunny summer fashion I illduding I1ID ~ I WYKE, chairman of the League-Goodwill gratulations and thanks from everyone present. fine dresses, play clcKhes. T sb1rtl aDd 1ldr1a CliE S very in a blender. that Im7~' aMIld~Aatch at MMllc~Ue'l Place PLA:~ . " ..... ac. VeRue. c..., e'l Place ~~ * * * will be closed Satu.rday, May 28. The Community UNC I Soroptimists CHINESE FRIED LETTUCE * ... • j 4 heads leaf lettuce The Name Mutschler Kitchens ... has always .------. seat officers 6 Tbsp. peanut oil stood for "quality." After twenty-nine years in the Oper,ation LINC (Linking and the Elmhurst Home (sub- Presentation of and voting on a 1 clove g¥lic cabinet business, they can offer you their experi. Individuals to Needs in the stance abuse aid), slate of officers for 1983-84high- 2 tsp. Japanese soy sauce ence plus knowledge and availability of products. Community) depends on the • Small desk lamps and hghted the agenda of the Grosse Thoroughly rinse lettuce leaves, Come in and visit the showrooms at 2fJ'Z17 Mack hard work and support of its room dividers are requested Pointe Chapter of Soroptimist In- tear them into large chunks, pat Avenue . . . 884-3700. volunteers to help the needy of by the Rosa Parks Community ternational's Wednesday, May 11, dry with paper toweling. In a wok • • Wayne County; today, Thurs- Art Center . business meeting. or large skiUet. over high heat, day, May 26, those valued vo- The group's new president is heat the oil and in it quickly cook Ed MalJszewski .. has made auailable to you, • Sports equipment of all Ann Cunningham. First, second lunteers will get a chance to kinds is needed by a number the garlic. stirring constantly until beautiful Berber rugs in forty-five oolOrs made-to-order and third vIce-presidents, respec- lightly browned. Add the lettuce. in West Gennany. You can «'-0 cwatom order hClndmode know each other and their or- of agencies. pvel)', a~ Barbara Yoqn~lood, gl:inization tietter w!len LINe • Clothlftg racKs are needeB Shirley Hartley and Madelyn .prinkle with soy sauce and stir- American ootton raIJ rugs at 21435 Mack ... 776-5511. try for just I minute. serve im- Free parking in front. presents its annual volunteer by the Vista Nuevas Headstart Kimball. Recording and corres- luncheon at the home of Sue Program. ponding secretanes. respectively, mediately to 6. Calories about 130 per serving. * • • are Pat Olis and Dolores Goodger. Kvale on Middlesex Boule- • A small refrigerator is Cholesterol O. A Dream Come True . • . A cruise from vard. needed by Planned Parent- Joyce Frohreip serves as trea- MR. San Francisco to Honolulu. Can Mr. Q for de- Q Focus of the event is fun - hood . surer, Burma Purdy as assistant ...::t talla . • • 88&-05M. and a yearly opportunity to treasurer. Directors are Val Cap- * * * ~ ...... • Patio tables and umbrellas per, Toni DiClemente and Anne " find out what volunteers in all are needed by the Adult Ser- McClenahan. Delegate and alter- WILTED LETTUCE The Most Convenient Place . . . to bring your areas of LINC are accomplish- vice Center in order to serve lamps for new shades and repairs? Most can be nate, respectively, are Marie 1 lb. leaf lettuce ing. , lunch to senior citizens outside 1 bunch radishes . , done while you wait. Wright's Gift and Lamp Shop Koueiter and Ohve Niemeyer. I But this year's get-together during good weather. The Pointe Soroptimists meet 1/2 cup green onions (optional) . . . 18650Mack Avenue with FREE PARKING next will also provide an in-depth • A lift chair for invalids is monthly at the Grosse Pointe War . I to the building . 2 slices bacon ... look at, LINC and its mission requested by the Adult Service Memorjal Proceeds from local 1 tsp. sugar • as a new slide presentation, Center. branch of the international busi- 1 Tbsp. vinegar , JOSEF'S . . . each week features a special aimed at marketing LINC to • Working refrigerators, gas ness women's organization pro- Separate lettuce leaves and . quiche, ham and fresh asparagus, bacon and the community, potential stoves, working TVs, vacuum jects benefit local groups, includ- wash thoroughly, drain weU, then ham. brocoolt and chicken or veRetarian that's donors and volunteers, is un- cleaners, power mowers, a mg Semor Citizens, Cottage HospI- lay in paper toweling and shake ~ sold whole or individual. Call 881-5710 to find commercial coffee urn, pmg tal (Emergency Room Equipment , veiled. The presentation, deve- Purchase Fund) and the School off as much water as possible. "< whtch one ... 21150 Mack Auenue. loped with Commumty Assis- pong tables and other large for Exceptional Children. Tear leaves into 3 or .. pieces...... tance Grant funds from the games are requested by a New members are accepted an- Slice radishes and green onions, using quite a bit of the onion tops. A HairstyUst ..• Is no. avaDahle for yoar COIlverdence OIl Junior League of Detroit, number of agencies. nually by invitation New mem- Mondays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Joyce Beauty Salon at Wal- traces the history and contri- • Towels are in constant bers accepted thIS spring. at a Place in salad bowl. Saute bacon too-Pierce. Can 881-4130 for an appointment. butions of LINC to the com- demand by a number of agen- membershIp brunch at the Grosse until very well done. Remove ... • * Pointe Hunt Club, are Anita Fen- from skillet and if there are not 2 munity. It is a graphic illus- cies. tablespoons of fat left in skillet. A Fine Selection . . . of "Let's Learn" tration of the kind of work per- ton, ShIrley Bayne, Jean Ireland * * • and Jeanne Robbms add enough Crisco to make that workbooks is sure to delight the early Ed formed by the organization: amount. Stir in sugar and vinegar student at $1.49. You'll want several of the ;1 how it links contributions of LINC continues to sell trash and heat until the bacon grease \ twelve titles at the School Bell . . . 17904 goods and services from indi- bags with gratifying results. sizzles. Pour over salad, toss until ~A Mack Avenue. viduals, businesses and organ- According to fund raising Woods Garden thoroughly combined and serve at • ... * izations to needy people repre- chairpersons Sylvia Russell once to 5. Crumble bacon over sented by Wayne County agen- and Becky Cipriano, indivi- Club to meet top. White's Old House ... suggests a table, desk or floor Calories about 40 per serving. cies. duals and businesses are buy- lamp WIth a nautre«l theme . . . or perhaps a handsome Members of the Grosse Pomte Cholesterol about 10 mgs. Assistance Grant monies ing the bags and finding them- Woods Garden Club gather at sol£d pfne and brass shzp's wheel cocktail table with rope were also used to purchase the * * * turned pedeJJtal for dad on his day . . . 26717 Little selves pleased with the pur- _noon next Tuesday, June 7, for a slide projector and screen chases. sandwich luncheon in the Roslyn Mack. Open Thursdays and Fridays untzl 9 p.m .... used to show the presentation, Road home of Mrs Donald Mar- DANDELION GREENS OR 776-6230. ... available for viewing by any "These are first-qualIty shall who Will be assisted by co- PARSLEY SOUP • • interested commumty organi- trash bags," explained Rus- hostess Mrs George Miles 2 potatoes, pared and diced Fader)' ....ut.borized S&le •.. at Calumet Floor Ceverlng ••. zation or group which wishes it sell, "actually the best you can ThiS wJ11be the club's annual 2 onions, peeled and diced 21l1li Mack Aveaae. f.. r alld ODe balf bleeb Hr1II 01 ElgIIt MOe simply by contacting the LINC buy for the money." meetmg, when new officers are 1 Tbsp unsalted margarine Road. Saves YOliZS'l(, oft' five l.ll1IJ1oII. BlIriJJlgtoa HOllie carpets elected and current offIcers pre- 1 bunch fresh dandelion greens* ... 881-1'11. office, 331-6700. "Not only are contributors sent their annual reports 1 can chicken broth ... An additIonal feature of this getting a great value; they are year's luncheon will be the providing a tremendous boost 6 drops Worcestershire sauce Sunny Brilliant Colors . . . beach towels, of ex- Pinch of curry powder awarding of a special Out. to LINC year-end finances," Offer spring SWlday cellent qu~dity, jacq~ard r-~ ',--::';=- standing Service to LINC Salt and white pepper to taste the. added CIpriano woven deSIgns are prIced ~_. -'. < , honor to a deserving volun- tours of Fair Lane 314cup evaporated skimmed $13.95 and $18.95 at the Bed, bed:bcith&linens teer. The bags, both 1.5 and 2.0 Tours of the Henry Ford Estate, milk Bath & Linens Store. 16906 7stote All LINC volunteers are mil, come in packages of 100,' Fair Lane, located on the UnIver- 1% cups skim milk Kercheval. Open Thursdays urged to attend and enJoy this $10 and $12 per roll respec- sIty of MIChigan-Dearborn cam- Simmer the potatoes, onions and and Fridays until 9 p.m 881-9890. very special event, and may tively Delivery is FREE by pus, are available between 1 and margarine in a very small amount . . obtain more information by calling the LINC office, 331- 4 30 P m Sundays, and are high. of water until well done. Cool: calling the LINC office. 6700, between 9 a.m. and 2 lighted m May by the beauty of puree in blender. MOMS~TOYATTIC s~t~:: p.m. Monday through Friday. sprmg blooms and newly restored Wash the dandelion greens thoro ready for Me71Wrial nay fun, famtly reunwns and pzc- * * * rooms both In the mam reSidence oughly and dry. Shred with scis. mcs at the park WIth yard games, pztch and ~ While LINC volunteers take and powerhouse sors. Add to the vegetables in the toss, chlldren's lawn chazrs, badmmtcn or time off brIefly to enjoy the * * * After the hour-and-a-half gUIded blender. Add the broth, Wor- an airplane k~te. We are a resale toy and. success of the year's efforts, LINC column space IS provi- tour of the house, there IS an op- cestershire sance, curry powder baby furn~ture shop locat- ded each month by ~he Grosse portumty to follow Mr Ford's and salt and pepper. Blend all the work of LINC contmues. favorite ramble around Jensen's well. Pointe News as a ~ommunity ed at 16637 East Warren Open According to Fran Mumma, meadow, gettmg a close look at Pour the evaporated and skim Tuesdays through Saturdays 10 ~ UNC coordinator, a number of service. Operation LINC needs bluebells, many redbud and other milk into the top of a double boiler a m to 5 p.m. Call for your bUYlng appointrrumt. . . 882- goods are badly needed by your generous contributions blossommg trees and shrubs re- and stir in the contents of the 7631 agencies which are stretchmg and your time. We are a non- flected m the waters of Hidden blender. Correct seasoning and . ... . their efforts to accommodate profit, volunteer organization Lake heat. Garnish with chopped fresh AdmiSSIOn IS $250 for adults, mw"IIt..IIrCI1. . "Is U1ie la~geat chil- clients suffering from the cur- which helps numerous Wayne chives. Serve with croutons. 001...... $1 50 for semor cItIzens and stu- Makes .. servings. 1o H'" •• "" • •••• T flU a'" J be. I ... tee •• lhop OR rent economic crisIs. County agencies and depends tate E •• taWe. Free aherau..l. Free I.yaway. Come see wby • Electric and manual on your support. To volunteer dents Group tours (admissIon $2 Calories about 135 per serving. tby're •• ".y. It'. ".nil &be "rive to Mack ....veRlie 0Ite block or donate usable items, please per person for 25 or more) are Cholesterol about 6 mgs. typewriters are needed by the available weekdays and Sundays SOlIdi of Nble Mile ~ •• call us at 331.6700. Our office * Fresh parsley may be substi- AmerIcan Indian Services by reservatIOn, three weeks In ad. • ... * hours are 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mon- tuted for the daodetion greens. Youth Living Centers (serving vance Group reservation Infor. Then the calories will be about 112 Lose Inches Instantly . Body wrapping at day through Friday, throughout .1 wards of the court), the Bag- matlon may be obtained by call. per "serving, cholesterol stilI about Francesco's Hair and Skin Salon ... 882-2550. ley School District of Detrmt the year. mg 593-5590 6 mgs. I f I Section C Sports & classifieds Thursday, May 28, 1983 See Meg run • • • By Peggy O'Connor What makes Meg MOlsen run? Her coach says it's her nat- ural deSire for competitIOn Meg says she thinks It's fun A better questIOn might be what makes Meg MOIsen wm? No matter why she runs. the indisputable fact of the matter Okay, okay, I'll admit I may have made a slight "mis- is' that when she run~, Meg statement" when I commented a whIle back that televised Moisen wins golf - and golf in general - is boring. And I'll also admit The talented South HIgh 10th that this admission is prompted by the thinly-veiled threats gradt'r won tht' <;tCltl' cro<:<; ot severa! area dutfers who say that I know nothing about country championship last year golf ... but they'd be happy to teach me a thing or two. and thiS year, she's well on her ' way to a state champIOnship In Sure, with me winding up as a hood ornament on a golf girl's track. She set a new state cart or pushing up daisies on the par-three, No. 13 hole. regIOnal record at the regIOnal Thanks, but no thanks. championships last week, Wln- nlng the 1600 meter run In But I realize that since I've never really learned to play 5' 12 2. MOIsen also earned a golf, I might not have been just a little off base when I state title in the 3200meter run called golf boring. (NOTE: This logic may not always ap- (11'410), set a school record ply. I've never had a Drano cocktail, but I know enough not whIle fmlshmg fourth in the 400 to order one at the country club.) meter dash (59 5), and an- chored the second place 1600 Anyway, I figured that I'd be safer aSking one of my meter relay team (4 102) golfing relatives to show me a 'thing or two" about golf. Pharos by Tom eor-lWOOd The followmg is a fairly accurate account of the response "There's no doubt about it, Meg Moisen and her fellow South High relay team members. from left to right. Nancy to what I had assumed was a reasonable request ... so she's an Incredible com- Solterisch. Sarah Bernard, Danielle Varga, Valerie Stone. Barb Giroux, Jennifer Meehan and help me, Jack Nicklaus. petlter," said MOlsen's coach Moisen. Steve Zaranek "She has every- GOLF EXPERT: "Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha ... " thmg in perspective She sets and has the drIve to accomplish severance In someone her age. tentlal And what makes it bet- goals for herself, then goes out those goals And Meg doesn't As the season goes along, it just ter ISthat her whole attitude is GOLF NEOPHYTE: "When you stop laughing, will you settle for less" gets stronger with Meg If you just so special She's just the at least consider teaching me how to play golf?" want her to do something, she nicest kId In the world," Zar- THAT WAS MORE then eVI. goes out 100 percent In gomg anek saId. GOLF EXPERT: "The hard part is going to be not dent In last Saturd.ay's regIOn. after the goal. She just simply laughing ... I don't even want to think about teaching YOU als MOlsen set a school record refuses to let herself be In the to play. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ... " m the 400- but dIdn't meet her mainstream. " South's gIrls finished with a goal of a 585 time She isn't 6-1 league record and were 8-2 GOLF NEOPHYTE: "If I promise never to tell who it gomg to qUIttrying, at least not Zaranek predicts big things, was who took me golfing, will you at least take me to the runmng-wise for Moisen He be- overall. They will compete in In thIS FrIday's Ann Arbor the Ann Arbor Huron InVIta- driving range? You could wear a disguise and no one will Huron InVitational. lieves that she could run a sub. know who you are." five mmute mile before she tional May 27, then 'send repre- "The 400 is my favorite I graduates from high school sentatives to the state girl's GOLF EXPERT: "Yeah, but what are you going to be thmk there's strategy in the 400 That's something only one or track finals at Jackson Satur- disguised as? People know a new golfer when they see one. and I've run It smce I was m two Michigan girls have ever day, June 4 It's hard not to spot someone wno goes around yelling the eighth grade. I haven't been accomplished Unfortunately, able to get the 58 5. . yet And Zaranek isn't going to get a MOlsen will compete in the 'Fore!' in the parking lot of a Putt-Putt golf course. "And I 1600and 3200meter runs in the don't know about your background - are there any golfers If I don't, I'll Just have to do chance to find out how much better the next time," MOIsen Moisen could achieve for South. state finals, then anchor the on your side of the family? Never mind, I don't want to says. Moisen will continue her edu- 1600 relay which is also com- know. Besides, you'd probably do a lot better than this one posed of Jen MeehAn, Barb Coach Zaranek agrees that cational - and athletic - car- guy I know who had a 17 on a par-three hole his first time eer In Connecticut. Giroux and Val Stone. out. Nobody can be that bad." MOlsen's no-lose attitude IS un. Freshman Danielle Varga and usual for an athlete her age "Her best years are ahead of senior Val Stone will also com- GOLF NEOPHYTE: "Yeah. (Gulp) Nobody can be that t "You don't see that kind of per- her she's got such great po- pete in the 800run m the finals. bad." Meg Moisen That's NOT wohy they call. it Perfect year for St. Clare track, baseball a driving range . . . -+ . SL Clare's track team. fInished credIble sprint and long-jump per- FIscher yielded only two hits VItale, who had a tfJple and a The Golf Expert and I never did get a chance to "hit the lt~ dual meet sch~duI.e With three formances all season long, while whIle strIking out nine He also single to drive in two runs while greens.'.' But that may have had something to do with my ~ms to complete Its fifth consecu- BfJan Louwers has dominated the aIded his own cause with a hit and scoring two more Pat Pep- perceptIon of golf . . . and his perceptions of my percept- tlve undefeated seas.on. The WInS half mIle one RBI. Fischer has given up lowskl's two hIts also accounted ions. Or something like that. At least that's what con- were over Gross~ POInte Academy 8t Clare of Montefalco's base- only two earned runs In 27 mmngs for two RBI, whIle Bruce and clusions I drew after an informal session with four dyed- (81-1), 8t Veronica (69-22)and St. ball team also got a little closer to for a nifty 0.52 earned run aver. Lucas drove In two runs each. in-the-wool golf freaks. Matthew (68-~) the CYO League East Division age. Shaheen stole two bases and Joe S1. Clare. Will take very strong title last week, takmg two more Other hIttIng stars for St Clare Rosasco and McQuerry collectpd GOLF FREAK ONE: "You mean you actually wrote _ boys a!1d girls teams to th~ CYO wms to run Its record to 8-0. against 8t Veronica were Tony the Falcons' other hits. champIOnships at South High on Rightha!lder Scott FIscher galn- in a Grosse Pointe newspaper - that golf was BORING??? Sunday, June 5 The meet WIllfea. ed hiS third and fourth wms of the You've got guts, I'll give you that. In Grosse Pointe they ture the top 25 DetrOIt area year - one of them, a no.hitter THE ACADEMY TENNIS CAMP built the cities AROUND the golf courses. ' schools. 8t. Clare's girls have won FIscher, 14, of Whittier Road the event since 1980 and should blanked St Matthew 5.0, striking GOLF FREAK TWO: ,. And I suppose you made this edu- agam be the team to beat St out fIve and walking two. For Youths and Adults cated statement after you played a few times?" Clare's Tracy McQuerry, Kim Doug Lucas had three-far-three Where Ten11ls Is Fun to Learn LaBranche, Margie GeIst, Jeanne Includmg a triple and one RBI And Fun to Play ME, THE GOLF NEOPHYTE: "Nope. That's my pro- Purrenhage and Kathy Morandlm agamst St Matthew sean Bruce blem. I can't get anyl>ody to take me out to a golf course have set records thIS season Tony Vitale and KeIth McQuerry ... or even to a driving range. Anybody I ask looks at me The boys, who took runner-up each collected a double and Al like I'm nu.ts. They could at least take me to the driving honors last year after wmning the Shaheen drove m two runs for the meet in 1980 and 1981, will rely Falcons Programs fOI all ages range to dn ve a few balls around the range or whatever it and aii ahJl//les. is they do there." , heaVily on three remarkable Eighteen players got Into the eighth graders. Scott Fischer and actIOn as St Clare downed St Day and Evenmg SessIOns BrIan Stratton have turned III m- Veronica, 11-1, earlier last week A~aJlab1e for Adults GOLF FREAK TWO: "Have you ever even held a golf club?" Quality Fish and Seafood from the Specialists at GOLF NEOPHYTE: "Once, to kill a spider in the gar- age. I used my uncle's old nine-iron. Does that count?" GROSSE POINTE The First SessIOnfor the Temus Academy IS Now GOLF FREAK THREE: "Hoo, boy. 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Kinsley, (a The Yankees defeated the Tigers triple), Dillion and Reynolds led The Umverslty Liggett School 7~4, on May 14, behind the work of the Yankee attack as they collec- varsity tennis team won the Class Jim Reynolds With two hits and ted seven of the team's hits. In the CD State Reginal Championship B~ady Kraushaar's triple Steve RBI department, Kinsley had last weekend, marking the 17th Kinsley, Ryan Hoch Alex Dillion three, Reynold and Dillion each time in the past 18 years the Cliff Grabowski, jim Reynold~ had two, while Andy Smith, Eric Kmghts have won the regional ti- and Brady Kraushaar each con- Restrum, Koch, Doug Gray and tle. tributed one RBI to the Yankee Drew Brooks contributed one Individual winners for ULS cause each Jason Colegrove paced the were Steve Pack at No 1 singles, Matt Frame played a nice game Red Sox offense with three hits John Ekelman at No. 3 singles, at second base for the Yankees as inclUding a triple and one RBI Marc Hunt at No 4 singles; John he turned some hard hit ground while teammates Tom Jones had PolizzI and Brian Hunt at No 1 balls Into routine plays. Brad two RBI and Ty Zablocki had one doubles; George Haggerty and Kraushaar, the wmmng pitcher, Kinsley, the winning pitcher, al- John Macleod at No.2 doubles; allOWed only three hIts and struck lowed fIve hits and struck out and Kirk Haggerty and John out 10 Rick JungwIrth pItched eIght Blrgbauer at NO.3 doubles Henry well for the Tigers On May 18, the Red Sox de- Woodhouse, substitutmg for Frank On May 16, the league defending feated the Indians, 7-4. The Red Crociata, was defeated In the fI- champion TIgers evened their Sox offense was paced by Jim nals at No 2 Singles. seasons record at 2-2, by defeatmg Dara with three hits and 2 RBI, This Friday, May 27 at 3' 45 the Indians, 11.4. The Tigers' at- Colegrove WIth two hits and three p.m., the Knights host the Univer- tack was led by Chris Krogh's RBI, and Ted Kolp with two hIts sity School of Cleveland. ThIS d~uhlp Rick Leonard, the \\inning The Indl~n ~tt..ck ....as leJ 0,)' Le- match f€atures the top t€am in pitcher, struck out nine over five Febvre who had three hIts and the midwest (uS'C) and the No.4 mmngs and received excellent reo Jerome who had two. Mark Be- ranked team for all high schools lief pitching from Rusty Knowles langer won his second game of the in Michigan (ULS), and ends Uni- who struck out the Side In the last season and received excellent re- versity Liggett's regular season Inning. George Jerome, JIm Cur- hef help from Zablocki who re- ran, and Jeff leFebvre each had tired SIX strwght hitters. two hits and Andy Smith had The Yankees' third win was Club offers three RBI to pace the Indian of. over the White Sox, 7-1. Cliff Gra- North's varsity wrestling team included, from left to right, (front row) Jim Seagram, Greg bowski led the Yankee attack WIth Fobare, Pete Moody, Greg Fleming, Pat Marlow, Cedric Patmon; (second row) Dave Fleming, golf clinic three hits, including a double Pat Armstrong, Steve Taugher, Fred Schultz, Steve Kenneally, Dan Norey, Ken Werenski; (top Rwming clinics Teammates Dillion and Kraus- row) coach Jim Perry, coach Dave Burnham, John Metry, Shawn Dowden, Rob Wells, Brian Is your golf game a lIttle rusty? haar each contributed a double. Francis, coach Brian Rahn and head coach Larry Aceto. The Neighborhood Club might be Brooks, Reynolds, Restum, able to help - with its golf clinic, are offered Kraushaar, and Grabowski had set for Thursdays from May 26 Metropolitan HospItal and RBI for the Yankees. Bob GiUoly, through June 23, from 10 to 11 Health Centers, as sponsor of the Steve Gedman, and Don De Place Wrestling excitement lives on a.m Emily-Midas Fun Run on June 11, paced the White Sox offense. PGA golf professional Ted Kon- are ~ponsoring a free series of Kraushaar was the winning The high school wrestling sea- finished first In every varsity one drako will teach the clinic, which son may be over, but the excite. seminars on summer distance pitcher. tournament he competed In, and IS open to golfers of all ages and running on May 26 and 31. The In the All American League, the ment generated by a very .suc.' turned In second and thIrd place North's champion wrestlers skill levels. The clinic will be held 'talks cover trainmg methods, Rangers defeated the Brewers cessful North High wrestling team finishes In the district and reg- were honored for their achieve- at Chet Jawor's Golf Range at 14 will is anything but finished. footwear, nutrition, injuries and 16-15 on May 14. The Rangers' of- ional tournaments ments after the season. Greg Mile Road and Gratiot. mental preparation. Fleming was named the Most fense was paced by Paul Gryzenia Coach Lax:ry Aceto's wrestlers The FlemIngs' final won-loss re- Registrations are being ac- Rose Snyder, Head Athletic with four hits and three RBI, Valuable Wrestler, and Fobare cepted at the Neighborhood Club; won the Bi-County League wrestl. cord was 48-2 for Greg and, 47-4 for earned Most Improved honors. Trainer at Henry Ford Hospital's Robert Kinnard with two hits and ing title and finished first in two Dave. Other fine records were fee is $25. Further information Center for Athletic Medicine, will two RBI, Jonas Rodger with two Marlow and Moody shared the may be obtained by calhng 885- other invitational tournaments en- turned in by Greg Fobare (28-14), Coach's Award be the featured speaker on May 26 hits and two RBi, and George route to a dual meet record of 13-1 Pat Marlow (39-6), Pete Moody 4600. from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the Joy Berg with one hit and three RBI. and a league mark of 4-0. The (30-15), Fred Schultz (37-13), JIm And just in case North wrestling Road Health Center, 28303 Joy In the bottom if the seventh in- Norsemen finished third out of 17 Seagram (22.2), and Steve Taugh- fans think their squad is In trouble Road in Westland. ning, Dave Blondell provided the in the district finals, fifth among er (21-7) next season after the graduallon Correction Ed Kozloff, Ph.D, President of winning run for the Rangers as he 31 in the regional tournament, and of Greg FlemIng, Fobare, Mar- 'The pretty pair of Cottage the Motor City StrIders Running tripled with the bases loaded. Tim 20th out of 99 in the state finals Among the varsIty letter Win- low, Moody and Seagram; be ad- Hospital fun rUn/walk partici- Club and Director of the Free Jerome was the winning pitcher. ners on the North squad thiS sea- Much of the credit for North's VIsed that North's junior varsity pants in the photo which ran in Press Marathon will be the fea. son were Greg Fleming and Pat wrestlIng squad earned a dual the May 19 issue of the News tured speaker on May 31 from 7 success this season should go to Marlow with four letters; Fobare, Park Dodgers win two the Fleming brothers, Dave and meet record of 2-2-1 and fInished were incorrectly identified by p.m. to 8'30 pm. at the Tuxedo Moody and Seagram, WIth three, at 2-2 in the league JV'ers Paul Cottage HospitaL The real iden- Health Center, 1800 Tuxedo Av- The "cardiac" Dodgers of the Greg. Greg Fleming took nine Schultz, Dave Flemmg and Ken tournament fIrst places and Bronikawski and Steve Kennealy tities of the happily huffing and enue In Detroit Park's Babe Ruth league won two Werenskl, with two letters; and mIght be able to help the 1983-84 puffing duo are Olivia Welch For more information, contact exciting games last week. earned the state championship in Dan Norey, Cedric Patmon, Pat his weight class. Dave Fleming Nor~emen wrestling team. and Shandra Tatti, racing bud- the Health Education Department Chris Ross and Rich Waller Armstrong, and Taugher, WIth dies from Detroit. at 252-1032 combined to defeat the Padres' George Ayrault, 6-5, in eight in- M oms-to-be exercise nings on May 18. Jay Henze and City park sets pool hours Chris Ross then combined to edge class planned the Farms-City Tigers, 7-6. Grosse Pointe The City of Grosse Pointe will be 9 p.m. with Saturday and Sun- Greg Roach's two-out single 'Ooon itS N't\ff'Plfrli\s " ".. '" 'n.tl da.v . UO a ",e, ~*"bgt>fl6bU'fO¥tt~_~~fl:lh-: ....n~~~yegi5t~ii \. - Thursday, May 26, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Three-C North wins league title By Paul Regelbrugge Regional track wins Softball wins In a flurry of games, North's Coach BUI Kurolvech's varsity Warren tower defeated North's vlrsitr baseball team emerged track team crushed Southlake girls' softball team, 13-6, before with SIX victories against two de- 109-23. John Eichorn won the 400 North beat L'Anse Creuse, 7-.1, On their feats last week. North downed run' Scott DeClaire Chris lost t~ Fraser, ~3, beat Fra~r In le;:rue opponents Southlake 12-3 B" 0 . 'd . the mghtcap, 17-7, lost to Clinton- , , mgaman, Joe aVid an Tim d 1 6-2 and trounced Warren way •.. a L'Anse Creuse, 15-4, before Monahan wer~ members of the Joft', 14-2. splitting a rescheduled double- 400 r~lay. team, Ken Sanders ~on Jan Hamilton, Liz Seagram, North's girls' varsity soc- header with Rochester, losing the high Jump;. and Daryl Lal;ll1lus Michelle Witt, Cindy Langedock, cer team is on the way - to 13-4, and winning 8-0. ~on the 110 high hurdles With a Jud Thams, Tracy McKibbon, the top, if the team's per- The Norsemen then went on to time of ~5.7. Paula Harms, Therese Domienik formance in last Friday's beat Ha~r WOO(1s,5-1, under the The girls beat Warren Tower d L nne Barton were North's second round state regional llgbtB, Clmtondal~, 6-0, am South- 93-34, lost to L'Anse Creuse 73.50, ar d yt playoff is any indication. la1l:e,4-2, while they lost to Bishop beat Clintondale 97-25, and s ~eo~ ~ dropped four straight Coach Guido Reggel- GaUagher, 1-0, that lame day. The d°St~~e SWi.w~:::~:2Janet Wes- 6-3, to C'enterline, 12-11, to L'Anse brugge's charges took a 6-0 later SQuthlake triumph gave selmann were first in two events Creuse and 14.2 and 10-0 to Fraser win over Detroit South- North its fifth consecutive BI- alalnlt Tower. Sue Roland set a before winning three Itralght. The eastern. Sophomore Amella County LeagUl title. school record In the high Jumr. wlnl were over Warren Lincoln, Dugan's defensive manu- Dave Babcock was the winner (5'8") againlt L'Anse Creuse. Wi- 11.8, and 11-10 and 18.18 over Sout. evera (right) helped out, as In the Southlake con que It. Kevin l1am. and Well.lmann were lake. The doubleheader .weel Dundon .macked a ,rand Ilam again first In two eventl .galnlt gave North a S-8 league recor , did the offensive strikes of homer while Babcock whiffed 11 011 tond I Willi till 100 Ellen Gouin, Char Lamb, Lila No. 38 (below, right> as she batters on the mound and hit hll anS 200 ~~hel :~I ~:Hl~ann Ryan and hor'lt' ~artng wer, in. breaks In, and (bottom, own ,rand Ilam. Bob WuJek won In the mUe ftnd halt mlle, Trlct.- Itrumenta n t. na ree w nl, right) 8S she waits for a re- hll fourth game of the lealon Weber was Ur.t In the diICUS, bound. Nortn piayecx Royai agall1lt L' Anll Cruese. John Men- Jeanlne Lerchenteld won the 100 Schollr-Ithlete. named Oak Kimball In the regional &0, Marty Mitchell and DenDiI cr and 800 hurdles, Williams the 100 semi-finals (after press time each had two hits and two RB. and 200 dashel, and Weaselman In Seniors Joe Schmidt and Liz Wednesday, May 25) and the two mile run. Seagram were selected "Scholar would play in the champion- Dan Kopitzke shut out Roches- The girls also won the state reg- Athletes" for the 1982-83 school ship at University Liggett ter on two hits, while striking out ional tournament on Saturday-, year by the North coaching staff. nine. Mitchell had three hits. ~ab- scoring 59 team points. Rolani:l, The award is given annually to School May 28. cock tossed a three-hitter against WiUiams, Dawn Dunlap, Wessel- the one boy and girl who demon- Harper Woods, and Mitchell dou- h nf ld A D bled and drove in two runs. Menzo mann, Lerc e e , m'y orn- strate outstanding achievement in pitched a three.hitter in the CUn- brock and Patti Loeher all quaU. both athletic am academics. This year 28 senior students were tondale Win with lISstrikeouts and fied for the state championship at , hi hi dlt Jackson on June 4. nominated with a collective grade ,.. three ts to s ere . Roland is the rellonal champion point average. . Kopltzke whiffed 10 Southlake in the high jump, WilHam was SChmidt, with better than a 3.3 hitters and Mitchell hit his fifth \ second in the 100 dash: Dunlap GPA, hal received the maximum homer ~ the MalOn In the 4-2 Vie- wal second in the discUJ' We.. 12 varllty letters: four in crosl tory. Wujeck took the lOll a,alnst .1mann wa. second in the two country, four In swimming, and GaUather deaplte serving up just mUe runj and the 400 and 800m four In track. three nit•. A .lxth inning error led relay teaml, col18l.t1ng of Loeher, Seagam has won five letters to North'l downfaU. District play Lerchenfeld, Dornbrock and WU. overall: two in basketball, one in beginl thJ. weekend. l1aml, were second as well. volleyball, and two in sortball, Coach Dan Grie.baum'l North The frelhmen 100t to Lakeview while accumulating a 3.7 average. J.V. team Ipllt doubleheaders 79-59. Eric W.lterl won the 220 Those nominatecf for the preltlg- with L' AnM CreUH North, 100inl y.rd dash, Jeff Eichorn in the two ioua award included Ramin Azar, 6-S, and wlnnJng 5-8; South 10llni Intle run, and Todd Von Gunten David Bergeron, Chriltopher Brown, ScoH Cooper, Scott De. ~ 19-5, and wInning 6-1, and Sterling WU lecond in the mUe run, ~ ~ Height. Steven.on Winning 8.3 Claire, Garret Dennl., Kevin ~ ;. Dundon, Gregory Fleming, David and 1011nl 13-0. The Norsemen Girl. win reglonll. Loren, William McEnroe, Mirko , ~ "..;r.; allo beat L'Anse Creuse, 4-3, I North won ita second round Mikellc, Carlol Perez, Paul "t\~ J dropped two to Bishop Gallaiher, Itate rllional lirla' IOCcer game 'r ~v ~ Regelbrugge, Ken Sanders, Doug ~..;.:.+~~ ::/1#" .... 8-0, and 7-1, and took two lrom against Detroit Southeastern 6-0 Scnepke, Joe Schmidt, James 'i~A~ ~ Southlake 1-0, and 18-5. North is alter beating Dearborn Edse! " 'f'{or.l7""f, Stron, Dreis VanLanduyt, Lynne ~~ now 9-18 overall. Ford 8-0, Detroit Kettering, 11-0, Barton, Therese Domienkl, Dawn Exce111ng performers Included am University Liggett, 8-0. The Dunlap, Jennlne Granda, Tracy Frank Vento, Bryan Ulatowski, Liggett win was North's last regu- McKibbon, Kathleen O'Connor, Tim VanEckoute, Joe Weiden- lar season game 8S the girls fin- Elizabeth Seagram, Cynthia Ten- bach, Dennis D'Agnese, Kevin isbed second of 10 teams with a nentl Dana Wigton and Wendy Weidln.er and Art Szymanski. record of 7-1-1. Wooas. Little League heats up Strong pitching by Joe Caldwell ph,d the league-leading Reds, KraWimann pitched very well for and MJ,ke Ro •• lee;[ t,~_~~~",.ett:v 1~-'14kl..:w,M,n.0.1 .... Wllb~ ,,sqlqr~ed LoulaviU!e. PoI$land'~ JUOIl Stef- Maiors' Indians to a 9-4 win over the w nnmg rUn on a ases- oad fes was two-for-three. the Yankees 1a.st week. ,M~rk walk. Wilson alto went the dis- RJeJuua4-Toledo: Brian Crane Mathews tripled and singled' and tance' on the mound, hitting' two got pitching help from Kenny John Whall and Phil Orton each homers, including a grand slam. Prather and Colin Fitzsimmons to doubled and singled for the In- Johnson pitched for the Reds. take the 18-10 win over Toledo. dians. Mark Jung has two singles Dodgers-Cards: Kevin Nessler Jeff Osborne had a homer and tri- for the Yanks, who got good pitch- singled to drive in the winning run ple, Andy Cutrell had a home run ing from David Hall. as the Cards edged the Dodgers, and a single and Crane added two Pbillles-Dodgers: The Phils 5-4. Barry Brooks doubled and hits for Richmond. Gary Spicer bombed the Dodgers, 20-4. Phillie sacrificed for the Cards who were and David Lewis struck out 11 for Mike Oliver was three.for-three led on the mound by Dave Toledo. Jason Andrews, Jeremy and Steve Horn was four-for-five. McCormick and Bob Khoenle. Andrews, Tommy Veda, Spicer, Droste, Joliet and Cleland dou- Woodruff had two Dodger singles Paul Power and David Lewis hit bled; Cleland and Oliver pitched. and Adam Franco scored two for Toledo. Dodger Chuck Weiss was two-for- runs. Richmond-Columbus: Richmond three. Wimsatt, Molloy, Leins and Pbils-Indians: The Indians won edged Columbus, 4-2, with Prather Wisnewski were Dodger pitchers. this 12-11 squeaker despite Peter getting the pitching win. Prather Tigers-Indians: Dan Monahan Krough's great double play which and reliever Crane struck out 14. struck out 10 Indian batters and ended a fifth inning threat. Whall Brian Knight, Osborne, Crane, held them to one hit as the Tigers was three-for.four and PhIL Orton Billy Robb am Prather got hits. won, 5-1. Hoag doubled and sing- was four-for-four. Caldwell was Danny LeFebvre and David Auld led for the Tigers; Adlhoch led the three-for-three and scored four struck out 18 on the mound for Indians with a hit. runs. Mathews and Whall shared Columbus. Patrick McCormick, Reds-Cardinals: The Reds got Indian pitching. Henry was two- Damon Smith, LeFebvre and Auld back on the winning track, top- for-four for the Phi Is aoo Vier was led the offensive attack. ping the Cards, 8-5. Lucas Wright two-for. three with a double and a Buffalo-Toledo: Denny Eagan'S took the win, striking out seven, single. three-run homer in the third inn- walking three and giving up 11 Tigerl-Yankeu: Monahan went ing broke open a pitchers' duel hits. Paul Chase and Chr1s Steb- three-for-four Including a homer and gave Buffalo an 11-0 win. bins pitched for the Cards. Kevin and a grand slam as the Tigers Eagan, Andy VanDeweghe and I Nugent and Jimmy Johnson each beat the Yankees, 9-8. Doug Wood Dan Henry led Buffalo with two had two hits for the Reds. Ch~se and Andy Hoag pitched for the Ti- hits each. David Lewis am Jason and Barry Brookes hit back-to- gers. Tumachder led the Yankees Andrews pitched well for Toledo. back homers for the Cards. with a double and a single. Blake Erie-Columbus: Erie took a 7-6 Ladies "Stag" Day set for June 2 Yankees-Pirates: The Yankees Crawford had a double, triple and victory over Columbus in this ex- The Hillcrest Country Club of each of seven private country came back in the sixth to top the three RBI for the Yanks. have a golf day planned which tra-inning game as Brett Browns- Mt. Clemens will hold a "Ladies clubs, Includmg Grosse POinte's Will Include 18 holes of golf, lunch, Pirates, 4-3. Ray Tumachder was combe batted in the winning runs Stag Day" on Thursday, June 2, Lochmoor Club, are inVIted to two-for-three with a homer for the Louisville-Hollywood: Louisville happy hour, speCIal events and with a double. Jay Berschback, the first of Its kmd In the Detroit participate prizes Yanks; Bill Isbey was also two- outpowered Hollywood, 23-11. Kennie Barfield and JamIe Mertz area Louisville did most of its scoring Ladles Golt Chairperson Mrs Call the Hlilcre~t Country Club for-three. John Colby and Roxas pitched for Erie. A limIt of three foursomes from Betty Golpe, and her commIttee, split the Yankee pitching chores. in the fourth and fifth innings with for more informatIOn . Dale Wilson homered and singled Ken Krausmann going four-for- Letters and for the Pirates, who got slx.hit four with a triple, Phil Shore pitching from Brian Downs. going two.for-two, Ed Kinnaird other honors Tilers-Cards: Sean Sanders' batting three-for-four, and John It was letter-winner strong pitching pushed the Tigers Broutln hitting two-for-four. Hol- time last week, as a 95 past the Cards, 4-3. Sanders and lywood's Fred Matvlas put In a pair of Pointe athletes Knight doubled and Wood, Hoag fine performance behind the plate earned recognition for am added a home run while Matt their collegiate sports INCWIII. and Callahan singled for the Tr- - QU~: gers. Brooks and Stephel18 homers Meyers slugged a triple. achievements. MOIiIl and Chase and McCormick singled San Antonio-Portland: Portland North High gradu- INCW. 'OW.- for the Cards Chase, Stebbins and ate Cathy Schmidt "NO COWlITI 'WI defeated San Antonio, 4-0. The PLUS • .,.,. CM CNII:Il McCormick pitched for the Cards. game featured fine defensive was honored as Reds-Dodgers: The Reds topped plays by both teams, specifically Saginaw Valley State OR CHOOSE ONE OF 'Hili O'HIR GRIA' OFFIRS the Dodgers in seven, 17-13, as San Antonio's B.J. 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Bring GARAGEtCRAFT Grosse Pointe area, looking needed for a 3 and 4 year old 1 legal Notice 12D lake and River Properly rust coiored male do~, black combined class 2 to 3 days a stills Call Mrs Wnght YCM frieDds in for a FREE SALE AT nose, long hair, fox like tal! for a Girl Friday With good m lA Personals 121 Commerclal Property week, must have experience alte 6 fadal. with a Professaonal Dominican High School Please call 368-2920 or 884- restaurant background to ,. Secretarial Servlce 12' Northern Properly , and pre-school or elemen- 4()61 r p m al Beauty Consuitant Bar- June 16, 17 3664 assist manager In certain Ie P",bllc S~le 1.1 Real Estote DYNAMIC Duo Tw0 musIc bara Anderson "2776. 10 am. - 4 pm ,....------duties. Afternoon and early taryeducation. sendreswne sisters make your party a ------_ II> Ob,tuaTles U" lots for Sale FOUND, reddish brown stan- everunghours.~~ytoBox to Pam ~l1I1page, 982 Anita, sensation setup, serve and THANK You St Jude for 2 Entertainment 131 Cemetery Property dard poodle, female, brown No. P-39, Grosse Pomte Grosse Pointe Woods, 48236. 882-8503 2A Muslc Education 1JC Lend Contracts clean-up,' WIth ~penenced favors received. M L K. eyes, very obedient, near News, 99 Kercheval, Grosse NEED a Saturday gal with de- flair. Live classical" en- REFLEXOLOGY Aioe Vera CALLIGRAPHY Adds a touch 2. Tutoring and EducOtlon 131) For Sate or lease DetI'Olt area on Jefferson Pointe Farms, 48236. 2e Hobby lnstr",ctlon corating flare 9.30 a.m. - 4 tertalllment at your request. massage relaxation nutri- of beauty to your invita- 14 Reo I Eslole Wonled ~3774. pm. Call Peach Street Inter- 21> Camps 14A Lots Wanted ------SECRETARY Needed for a 884-2106 tional counseling Bee Pol- tions, name tags, certifi- IOrs 884-7004. cate 824-8474. 11 AthletiC Instruction 141 Vocatlon or Suburban FOUND - Golden Retnever real estate office In Grosse WILL PAY $150 for Detroit lell. 77+2009. 2F Schools Property Wonted maxed female, YOWlg.331- Pointe. Must be a good typ- Grand PriX deluxe photo ~P-RA-YE-R-TO-T-HE--H-O-L-Y- 5279 Ist and shorthand is re- SECRETARY, full time, PM YER TO THE HOLY 2G Conva'escent Core 14C: Real Estale Exchange small office. Excellent pass Call 886-8063 SPIRIT SPIRIT J Lost ond Found 15 8uslness Opportun,lIes ~wred $4 per hour Full- LOST. Black cat - small adult time poSluon Call Donna, SkillS, recent experience . . Holy Spirit, you who make me Hoiy Spmt. you who make me 4 Help Wonted General 16 Pels for Sele female 7 M1lelMack area LEARN Professional sleight see everything and who 886-9030. preferred. Call Martha at see everything and wbo ,4A :ielr Wanted Domest,c 16" Hors:!s for Sale 882-8456 884-3890 for interview. of-hand magac 882-mlllIng xrvlces I.C Pet Boarding DENTAL Assistant-Recap- SMALL Female dogs only area Poupard School, call the DIvine Gift to forgave and the Divine Gift to forgave S Sltuat'on Wanted 161> Adopt A Pet IMPORTANT tionist, full time m General Cared for and loved Refer- days 886-1200, evenIngs, The ecollomy is improving, forget the wrong that is cbne and forget the wrong that is SA 5,tuat,on DomestiC l' Punting and EngraVing Motors-Fisher Bldg., atea. ences $4/day. Call VE9-l385. to me and you who are in all done to me and you who are ~3827, Rewarp. people are feeling more con- Experience required. 875- SI Employment Agency 2{1 General Service fident about employment, .instances of m)' life With me, in all instances of my life se Catering 20" C:lrpet LOy,lng MISSING SOMETIME -large 4188. 1,In tb.l8 short (ljalogue want with me, I, in this sbort dia- mterest rates have de- 6 For Rent Unfurnlsh~d 20. Refrigeration and Air female dog, spade, very creased and people are in- LIGHT Housecleaning, exper- to thank you for everytiung logue want to thank you for 6A For Rent Furnished Cond,tlonlng Repair gentile, long blonde hair, Ience, references, own and confirm once morethatl everything and confirm terested ill buying and sell. 61 Rooms for Rent 20C: ChImney and Fireplace mixed breed. goiden re- ing real estateagam! Now's transportation, mileage never want to be separated once more that I never want 6C Of hce for Rent RtpclIT treiver, shepard, collie mix paid. Call 881-3374between 1 from you no matter how to be separated from you no the time to sell real estate 6D Vacation Rentals 201) locksmIths 824-8069 business has been and 2 great the matenal desires matter how great the ma- 61 Garage fo[ Rent 20E Insulation FOUND - May 18tti at Har- great! We had a record MATURE Person to super- may be I want to be with you terial desires may be. I 6F Share Llv,ng Quarters 20' Washer and Dryer Repair and my loved ones in your want to be with you and my vard and Mack in Grosse month in March and looks vise 11 years. Monday. Fri- 6G Store lease 20G Gloss - Mmor Servlce Pomte, CaliCO kitten 822- hke sales will continue to day Starting June 17th. My perpetual glory. Amen. loved ones in your perpetual 6H For Rent o~ Sole 20H Floor Sondll'lg Favor granted. A.G. glory Amen 0894. grow. Hurry and call use bome. 886-5902. 6J Ha II. for Rent 21 MOVing about a career in real estate Thank you for your iove t \ 1 I Thursday, May 26, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five-C . 4-HELP WANTED 44fELP WANTED 4A-HELP WANTED ~AtIOH 5A-S1TUAT10N &-FOR RENT 8-fORRENT &-FOR RENT GENERAL GENERAL DOMESnC WANTED DOMESTIC UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED UNFURNSHED . t MATURE Reliable woman MATURE women looking fQr EAST OUTER Drive/Warren, NO'ITINGHAM - near War- MECHANIC Wanted, part LIVE-IN Companion needed CARING ... ren, 1 bedroom lower, share LAKESHORE VILLAGE 2 wanted to babYSIt In my domestic work With refer- 2 bedroom upper, private bedroom condo. Central air, time. Must have experience for middle-age lady. 2 con- A Tradition Since 1975 porch, heat mcluded, one utilities, $235 References in truck repair and small home, for a 3 year old ences, 527-3968 t+IO moothly. -.3667 after handicapped child, and 2 secutive days and nights per For Loved Ones at ctuld okay, $275 879-7217 $3559. engines. 757-533l. week. References reqwred. 6p.m. . year old girl Must have Home, LADY wishes to do housework SIX Room upper income, ATTRACTIVELY decorated LAWN Maintenance foreman Call 886-5547 Only The Best Will Do GROSSE POINTE Park, 3 fleXible schedule for 3 days m the Grosse Pomte area. stove, refrIgerator, garage, one bedroom upper m nice bedroom house Garage, wanted. Experienced only Call alter 6 p m 372-2392 security depoSit 884-3<&1 a week, including some Sa. WOMAN Needed to care for CALL DetrOit neighborhood; cur- new appliances, .newly de- 757.5331 turdays. Please call after 5, elderly Ji(entleman, must THE HEAL TH CARE GENERAL Cleamng servICe, MACOMB Mall-area -1- bed. talns, stove, refngerator in- corllted, depOSit, .r~fer- HOUSEKEEPER with elder- 881-4669. (references re- Iive-m References reo cluded, garage, available qWred ) PROFESSIONALS 2 hard workmg students room apartment, carpeted, er.ces, P25 plus utlhhes ly assistance, Algonac area. quired Call 7 pm- 10 p.m Home, apartments Reler- appliances, cooled $280 July 1st, call 425-6853 or 922- ~after4. 521-1373, 526-5788. SECRETARY/Bookkeeper, B82r4283 P.C 0 ASSOCIATES, INC , 5737 ences 264-0056 725-4827 882-9850 Monday GROSSE POINTE PARK - full time, for one girl office $50,000 PLUS - first year LIVE-m companion for Senior E-X-P-E-R-I-E-NCE-D-Ladywould FIV'E-Room- -h-o'-u-s-e--A-I- GRUSSE Pomte Park, Mary. one bedroom upper, heat in- Must relate well to people 552-0636 Wanted - sales oriented Grosse Pomte lady, I1ght land, 4 room upper income, cluded one bed- and have above average of- Insured and Bonded like housework for adult ter/Charlevolx area Ap- $300, also, partners In successful new housekeeping, cookmg, balcolUes, carpeted, heat, no fice skills. Expenence and • R N . L P.N 's famdy m Grosse POinte Re- pIJances, furnIshed, clean, room lower, heat mcluded, weight control program - some driVing 884-7792 apphnaces,$205 527~ references required Court • Llve.m's . Compamons ferences LIve in Please reasonable rent 824-7243 $275. b t wlIimlted potential - mllU- or legal expenence prefer- LAUNDRESS - Mondays or • Aides. Homemakers call,771-9560 DUPLEX,"'st PaUl at NeCf,3 SOMERSET-=- secOnd floor CHATSWORTH e ween mal cash Investment. B39- Warren-Mack - 2 bedroom red. Send resume to Grosse Tuesdays, famlly laundry E-X-P'-E-R-IE-N-CED~uroPean bedrooms, 1% baths, sun flat, $275 monthly, heat m- LAWNCUTTING, recent col upper, appliances, Ifl base- 8519, after 5 p m Pointe Probation, 15115 and Ironing Must be use to cluded 1182-8230 lege graduate. Exper woman Wishes housework, porch, fireplace, applI- RESTAURANT HELP East Jefferson, Grosse pressmg fme hnens Refer. ment, % garage, $265 lenced, courteous, reliable two days, Tuesday and ances, gas heat No pets 1 sTcLAIR Shores 3t>edroom PORTER, bartender, walter, Pomte Park, 48230 ences required 1182-2504. , EASTWOOD-HAYES - one very reasonable rates Thursday 885-7171 year lease, 1 month's se- brIck ranch AIr, all bedroom apartment, $185 experience with references 884------cunty depOSIt AvaIlable Retailing 8526, evenmgs Earl appl1ances, lawn care, 2 car Also, efficiency, $175 only Apply between 2 - 5 4C-HOUSE SITTING TWO South students available -.:!~~s~ ~ 882-0597__ garage, $550 plus utlhhes TWO female college senio rs for house cleamng If in- ST. PATRICK-I bedroom.up- p.m ,Soup Kitchen, Frank- FASHION SERVICES 881-6360or ~5770 per, furmshed or unfurmsh- 1m at Orleans 4 blocks east seeking full or part tim e terested, call Michelle 331- GROSSE POINTE BUCKINGHAM - 2 bedroom of Ren.Cen summer Job. June 13th th 7846 WOODS ed, pool, $180. SALES GOING on vacalJon? Protect, ru lower, $235 References, Call LaVon's Rental and Pro- Sept 9th. Sales or cleric al JANITOR to clean offices 2 W (Part time) pets, plants and house HOUSECLEANING 2328 STANHOPE 884-3559 perty Management. 773- eveolllg" cl w.:ek COllnel ml{elman's i<; opening 11 new positIon PIt>8se call 885 3 bedroom brick ranei', na- GI v::.::..: Powl!: o..ullege W.:ekly or BI-weekly baSIS turalCireplace, large fenced 2W5. and Jefferson 822-6602 store in the excIting New graduate Experienced 7106. SOMERSET Wlutber area - 2 Dependable and effICient yard With deck and gasgnll bedroom, $285, 884-3559. Center One Bwldmg (FISh. Will sit or live-in. Non- TEACHER seeking child ca re Reasonable rates Excel- 915 BERKSHIRE ROAD. WANTED Barmaids, wai- er Buildmg-G.M. area). smoker 1181.7396 lent references 779-5239or No pets, $500 per month. Magmflcently mamtamed tresses, Ideal for young, at- position in area for sum RIVARD - Grosse Pointe mer References 884-9044 773-5853 ~4829 City SpaCIOUSTudor, execu- 5BR EnglIsh Tudor. New tractlve females. We train We have permanent part lJme lutchen, burglar alarm, 5-SlTUAnoN GROSSE POInte Park, 817 tive type 3 bedroom, 2 bath, 3rlf Pointe Athletic Club. 527. pOSItions for indiViduals ONE . GIRL office Book --...... ~~~---I floor suite with kitcheD : WANTED Se-cATERING BeaconsfIeld, lower 2 bed- lower, large yard $585 IlIl4- J 0700 who have fashion sales ex- keeping, secretarial, pay Lease for 2 years, poSSlbJy: room, $265 a month plus 3559 penence and are aval1able roll, bl1llng Expenenced ------1 longer at $1,3OQ-mont!,=; EXPERIENCED Babysitter R~ A COOK for your special uhhtles Shown Friday, ASSISTANT SHOP manager, to work a fleXIble 20-25hour Call Jo, 259-4741 OUTER Dnve - East Warren Schultes Real Estate - 88);' needs summer Job. Your OCCasIonReasonable Excel- May ');7,6 - 7 P m custom interiors and radio schedule, Monday-Satur- area, 2 bedroom lower, 8900 installation, apply at Cus- day home. Own transportation "CARING & DOING" lent references. 1181-11069. SARATOGA _ Gratiot. One Mark. 1lIl6-5806 tom Van Enterprises, 20932 Pointes, Harper Woods pre- - IS OUR MOTTO TRY US - Quality food at rea- bedroom upper, appl1ances, ONE Bedroom, near Grosse . Harper, between 8 and 9 ferred Karen 1lII6-5065 Outstandmg benefits mclude . - $150 per month plus secur- LARGE HOME m seclude Pomte City Stove, refn-' Mile sonable pnces J & J Cater-. Ity. 821-4437. " discount privileges, vaca- PARTY Help - college senior • LIVE INS mg, 884-9468. _ area in the Park, 7 bed- gerator, all utilities, $225 : rooms, 5 fireplaces, large PART-TIME babYSItting m tion, medical-hfe msur- eager to help with your par- • AIDES ------MORANG, one bedroom, re- 882-7065 . sWlmIDlngpool, references my home. Own transporta- ances. lJes in June and late AUgu'5t, • RN's & LPN's MARIE'S CATERING - All frigerator, stove, air condi- tion necessary. Ideal for col- Jacqueline Ann Lesesne , $1,~ per month. 647-1524, TWO Bedroom, new carpet, : occasIOns. Hors d'oeuvres, tloned, elevator, laundry Myrl. appliances, garage, large; lege student. 886-73&0 Qualified applicants should 1lII6-2848 brunch, dinners, buffets and $225 plus secunty. 885-6863. call Mrs. Mann, 833-6906be- For Home Health Care living room, $300per month. : MATURE SALES person party trays 862-6295___ PARK _ 2 bedroom lower NOITINGHAM, south of Jef- 822-0392 ' tween 1().12noon ONLY LADY Wishes day work, own At Its Best Call needed, exceptional oppor- APRON ASSOCIATES makes flat, immediate occupancy. ferson, 5 room upper, fully WINKELMAN'S transportation 923-7879 MED-STAFF carpeted, appliances in. tunity for talented and as- elegant entertaming easy fOl' 881-8377 B~~~~~Sa~~6L~oom G:;.::' j sertive sales people, benefit Equal Opportunity Employer HANDYMAN With builder h . c1uded, Semta transporta- 557-2505 clean, spaciol1!>, pleasant,: package mCludes liberal cense. No job too big or too any occasion fB2-7149 FOUR Bedroom CololUal, at- tion, ideal for employed sin. ideal for mature and-or: store discount. Apply in PEST Control operator. btUe Reasonable 775-8063 MALE Medical aIde, excel tached garage, family gle or married couple, no person only, RenCen and lent Grosse Pointe refer &-FOR RENT pets, references required. working couple No pets, se- : Immediate position open for LADY Wishes cleaning office room, fireplace $550 Fra- Eastland locations. Casual ences, 88&-2854 UNFURNISHED ~1944 days, 884-3340 even- curity Immediate occu-' energetic, dynamic indivi- or house Tuesday, Thurs . ser, 294-0020, 468-1613. Corner. mgs . pancy. 821-9232 - I : duals. Ideal for students and day, References. Own HIGH School girl for babysit - GROSSE Pointe Park Mary- 3 BEDROOM UPPER flat - UPPER 2 bedroom on Bed-; POLICE OFFICER housewives. No experience transportation 824-4338 , tlng and mothers helper etc land - one bedroom, lower bving room, dining room, necessary, will train. Call after 6. CHARMING 3 bedroom ford, stove, refrigerator~. CITY OF NOVI in Woods area. 886-0090. rear apartment lin attrac- new kitchen, carpeting house Fireplace, other e~- carpeting, references. Ide8.l : Mt Webster at m.6010. S tlve building $295 mcludes Applications are now being EXFERIENCED NURSE' Can be seen anytime. 3446 tras. Friendly, DetrOit for adults. 885-9380. : LAWN Cutter-experienced, e heat, appliances. 1186-0657._ accepted for the poSItion of PRIVATE NURSING wdesavallable. Reasonabl Bedford, 343-0015. neighborhood, $395 monthly I, • Around the clock 't' 885-7757 5-9 SPACIOUS 2 bedroom Duple,c • iceofficer. Bachelor's re Iiable, re ferences, own In home, hospital or nursing rates. Fraser Ageno..y Stat e SCHOENHERR and Greiner 1 ill ee or better preferred; ALTER - CHARLEVOIX pus u lies _ carpeted, appliances,: [i transportation, mileage home. RN's, LPN's, Aides , licensed and bonded. 293- Large 2 room apartment, Grosse Pointe SIde, attractIVe p.m. Immed1ateoceupancy, $425 .• mi itary veteran wi\h ~d3 Call8ll1-3374 between 2 companions, male atten 1717. newly decorated, all utilities minimum of 2 years college - large one-bedroom or st udio GROSSE Pointe Farms - 4 Security, 293-9070. dants, live-ms. Screened included, $190 plus secunty apartments, $180-$210, in- bedroom Colonial, 11,2 acceptable Send resume or LICENSED Practical nurs~ deposit 526-3291 baths finished basement. GROSSE Pointe Park. Bea- $100 Per week. and bonded. 24hour service private duty, time. cludes appliances and u- obtafn application by June part Appli'ances and window cons field off Jefferson. 2 Part.time at Home Licensed nurses for msur 41'15. 5 ROOM apartment, ideal for tilitIes 331-7852. 3rd, 1983 City of Novi, Per- - treatments, $800 plus secur- bedroom upper, with app1i- sonnel Department, 45225 Call1105-687-6000 ance cases. i adult, stove, relngerator, GROSSE Pointe Woods - 3 Ext L-1626 for information POINTE AREA NURSES NEED SOMETHING moved ? tile bath, newly decorated, Ity, 881-5318. anees and heat 343-0255; West Ten Mill\ Novi, Mi. bedroom bungalow, firep- 331-6227. 48050 An equal opportunity Fee Required TU 4-3180 Two POinte reSidents WI11 $325 per month plUSulJlibes, lace, formal dining room, GROSSE Pointe Farms - 730 TROMBLEY _ Upper employer. move or remove large or 571-1866. BABYSITTER for summer in HONEST,dependableworkers new modern kitchen and Moran Road, 3 bedroom flat, two bedrooms plus small quantities of furn I. GROSSE POINTE area _ bathroom Close to school PART TIME help - must be our home, 3 days a week. for lawns, landscaping , ture, appliances, pianos Colonial Carpeting, drapes, year round porch, gara~e,. familiar with word process- Two boys ages 3 and 6. Call rototillmg, weeding, paint . or Qlester and Morass Large 5 and transportation $600 per appliances. $675 plus secur- divided basement, larger. what have you. Call for fr room lower Carpeted, glass in~ and have god typing 88Z-1l69 after 5 ing, window and gutter estimate. 343-0481, or 82e;: month plus security 885- Ity deposit 772-6872 rooms, very nice decor.: sunporch, garage, $325 plus skills 88&-8982. OFFICE help wanted. Typing, cleamng. Also, odd jobs 2200. 0900 utilities, 881-1753 FOR RENT with option. New Available to see Friday -: WAITRESSES filing, answering phones and John, 882-5978; Greg, 885- ASHLAND - on canal with 3 bedroom ranch, 7 Mile- 7:30 pm or Saturday 10' some knOWledge of cash re- 8564 RETIRED HANDYMAN HOME - Cadieux/Harper, boat well 5 room lower Mack area, security depo- a m., $600 month. Part hme. No experIence Mmor repairs, .. arpentr gisters re~'red. Apply A NEW concept in cleaning y, Chandler Park Dnve, 3 bed- Stove, refngerator, car- ! ,ell~\J'", ... P\\llIlQi.~g. '0" Sit, references $385, month- (,}ROSSE Pointe Park _ cleani "l!V"~~ ~~.St. our' crew (of 3) Will clean a'.. :d room, centrpl 'all'~ new peted; mcludmg heat, $295 ~crrl~~atr ~G~ Aubin, Detrol 'between 2-5 your home to your personal ken Wlndows and sash co appliances, $375 per month ly.466-6900. 2 bedroom upp_er unit in: ~House, 20273 Mack Ave. replaced, ell._ Reasonab Security and references ADORABLE 2 bedroom low- 4-family flat EveT¥thin~, ~ Pointe WCIOds. P.Oh I satisfaction. We wash win- Ie. Call Bill, 886-2123. Ideal for adults. 1-748-9943 References. 882-6759 er, on Somerset, fIreplace, updated Stove, refrigera-, PROFESSIONAL experi- dows, scrub floors, clea PART TIME office help. Fil- n THREE bedroom brick ranch basement, 2~ car garage, tor included Landlord pays' enced bookkeeper. Fast, ovens. Most homes com LAWN Service, very reliab OUTER DRIVE - Chalmers ing, learn bookkeeping - Ie. in Grosse Pointe Woods area, 5 room flat, carpeted. freshly decorated, $275 heat and water $340 per. machine and switchboard. accurate, well organized, pleted in ~Y.t to 2 hours. Ex - Ten years experience serv- Large country kitchen, 2na- total bookkeeping spectrum cellent references! Experi ing Pointers. Excelle refrigerator, stove, garage, monthly. 775-0944. month . VACANT Call' Apply Box F-35, Grosse - nt tural fireplaces, central aIr, $190. No pets. 5');7-8151. Pomte News, 99 Kercheval, for small company. 4-6 enced workers only! Please eguipment, vera reason LOWER 2 bedroom, enclosed agent PARIS DiSANTO. ble. Call for es'mate 88~~ garage, close to school and 884-0600 Grosse Pointe Farms, hours per day, schedule call evenings Betty 338-8104 pubhc transportation $700 GRATIOT/McNIchols, 1 bed- porch, garage, basement, JOHNSTONE & 4226; 884-9515, evenings. MIch. 48236. negotiable Ask for Gen INTERIOR, exterior painting per month piLlS secunty. room or studiO apartment, carpet and drapes. 9736 I JOHNSTONE 368-3240. window and wall washing , AVAILABLE for lawn ca re 885-0990. newly decorated all utilitles Lakepointe. 1-987-8213after 5 1------HELP WANTED - Part time included 527-9753. P m. CITY of East DetrOit be1\ een sitter for 3 chl1dren. Mature HAIRSTYLISTS - Progress- gutters cleaned and re - and babyslttmg very re a- ive and career minded paired. Free estimate , son able, after 3 pm, 862- WARREN/Outer Drive area, . GratlotandKellY,Northof9 woman preferred. Call 881- upper flat, carpeted, stove, GROSSE Pomte Park, Way- IN The Fa. ms, cute 2 bedroom Mlle. 22861Rem 1 bedroom 4148 after 6:30 p.m wanted. Your cheerfulness, senior discount. Call 882- 1796 burn, upper flat, 2 bedroom, professionalism and exper- 1837. refngerator, plus security with I1brary, 1% baths, ga- 'lower, large kItchen, stove, After 5 p.m. 772-6208 fully carpeted, stove, refri- rage, fireplace $6OO-month refrigerator, washer and HARPER WOODS area. tise is rewarded by good EXPERIENCED Certified WALLPAPERING, pamt' mg Babysitter wanted. Caring gerator, air, $300per month. Wm. J. Champion & Co dryer, garage, carpeted benefits and excellent work- teacher to teach sWlmming r-epair work No job t 00 FOR LEASE spacIOus upper mature woman to sit in our $300 security, one year 884-5700 $285 plus utilities Call 885- ing atmosphere. Call ll82- lessons to all ages, private small Free estimate s. on Trombley, 3 bedrooms, 2 lease Possible June 1st home. Hours - 2.15 to 9: 15 I 2550or 751.0652,ask for Pat. or group, will come to Dave, 264-Q8HI baths, living room, dlmng HARPER WOODS-Newcas- 0807. p.m. Own transportation occupancy No dogs. 822- room, well-eqUIpped kit. 9371 0 r 864-4666 tle-3 bedroom ranch, appli- CADIEUX-Harper sectIOn. Call between 11:am-1:pm, EVERYONE LOVES TO homes Kathy 885-7928. chen Wlth eatmg area. Ga- ances, basement, garage, Upper 4 rooms, carpeted, 527.7652 MAKE NEW FRIENDS TIME IS MONEY MEDICAL RIVIERA Terrace Condo $475 stove and refrigerator $235 AND MAKE MONEY 26year old individual With ex rage and use of adjacent PERSON EXPERIENCED m - tennis court $775 monthly Top floor umt. 2 bedrooms, 2 ROCHESTER.4 bedroom including heat Security de- IN THE PROCESS tremely strong reading and SERVICE baths, completely rede- house, family room, studio, posit Ideal for adults 882- infant care for permanent sell Avon gifts, jewelry and comprehenSIve sk1l1s look- WM J CHAMPION & CO corated Pool, sauna, club- basement, all appliances. 1118. position Live-in 4 or 5 days makeup. Call Diane, 885- mg to utilize same Espe- FOR NURSES 884-5700 a week, including weekends house Evemngs, 885-0946 Much more $800. Call La 466'1 CHATSWORTH _ 2 bed- 0942, clally interested m a posi . or as needed. Responsibility 527-3120 DUPLEX, back of St John Von's Rental and Property BRIGHT basement studio, Management,Tl3-2OO5. room upper, $260 plus u- related to chdd care only, "SlITER". Ideal for mlddle- tion as Research Assistant CARING SINCE 1973 Hospital, 21773 Moross 2 aged to senior citizen to care Will it hurt to call? 343-0005 Immaculate condition, In -----.----- tilities, security depOSit must drive. Current reliable bedroom, dllUng and hVlng TOWER S room, East Outer 689-5848 EXPERIENCED Movers qwet home, one block from for 2 toddlers in our home, 3 LAWN CUTTING room, garage Stove, reln- 97/-0099 I. references required. Pri- Grosse Pomte on Courvl1le Dnve. vate room and bath Top days per week. 7a m -Sp.m appbances, pianos, apar t- gerator, newly decorated, ------OUTER DRIVE - Mack area, References 886-0333. PAINTING, ETC; ments, homes. Call for 10w $315 Call after 6 pm, ll86- near Mack/East Outer GROSSE Pomt Park - Bea- 5 room lower, separate salary for qualified person. Dnve, $200 After 5 pm, 881.1834. GARDENER, full time, must DAVID - 884-1426 rates. 775-6714 5067 consfield upper 4 rooms, basement, $250 plus u. 88S-5361 fully carpeted, remodeled hllties Call between 2 - 8 SHORT Order cook needed have expenence in plants, HIGH SCHOOL girl and boy FRAN}{'Sliandyman ServlC e. 15014 MACK Grosse Pomte 5 ROOM upper flat - newly kitchen $225 per month plus pm. 885-5533 Nick's Shlshkabob, 17195 shrubs, flower beds, etc. seeking any type of summe r Wallpapermg, palOtmg an d Park - 2 bedroom apart. security 453-3242 Imme- , Harper, near Cadieux 465-6115 employment. Clerical , miscellaneous repairs 773- ment With applIances, park carpeted and linoleum dlate occupancy. UPPER 5 room apartment. 2123 Stove, refngerator in- Please apply in person HAIRDRESSER _ Talented sales, etc. IlII6-OO9O permIt, rent $295, heat m------$260 a month. Call 343-0442 eluded, secunty deposIt re- cluded lllI2-4522after 5 pm UPPER Flat on Devonshire'! or stop and see between 9 882-6100 DAY Camp-two responSIb Ie and expenenced Guaran- EXPERIENCED OUTDOOR quned. 885-3211. Ideal for single person or a.m - 6 p.m., 4667Havertnll IF YOU Are enthUSiastic teed wages plus benehts painters with references college girls are holding a NEAR saratoga HospItal - '2 c. WHY NOT CONSIDER bedroom lower, garage and couple No pets, 884-7444 Y'ORKSHIRE _ clean 2 bed- about Chiropractice and Preferably female 882- Free esbmates 885-7376 camp at thel C1trJark. A tlVlties Will mc e SWim- HAVING YOUR basement Very clean, $285 GROSSE Pomte Area 2 bed- room upper flat With klt-. would Ilke workmg for a 1540 WANTED ON job or busineks Chiropractor, we need a . ming, sports and crafts It per month, 774-7714. room duplex $325per month chen apphances and carpet-: GAS attendant full. part- training. Have college de will be held Monday - F n- INVESTMENT plus utillties 1181.6758 ing, $330 ,mcludes heat Re- part-time asSIstant, week- time Evemngs/weekends gree 10 Business Admim KELLY/MORANG area - day 10 am. 3 p m Call PROPERTY ONE Bedroom garage a. ferences required, 881.1017: days, 9 - 11 am, 4-6 p m Mack - RIvard Amoco stration Male 23 years old Roomy 2 bedroom, dining, and sign up now! 884-697 Must be cheerful, dependa- 17800Mack 371-7762 MANAGED? fireplace, basement, fenced partment, $250 a month plus after S p.m. ~ ble, hard workmg, good typ- (after 3 pm) IT'S REASONABLE yard, 1~ car garage Fll'St, ubl1ties Avallable. June 1. FLANDERS 12347- near Gra-: ist, non-smoker preferred. COUNTER Person regis- -BABYSI rrlNG AND EFFICIENT I Iast and security. $375 a COMPANION to work per da y 1lIl6-5315 hot Upper flat, mce loea- Climc at 9 Mile/Harper. 714- ter, car rentals, checkout, SERVICE AGENCY FOR DETAILS CALL month. 379-3206 ST CLAIR Shores _ 3 bed. tion, $145. 884-9977. 9440 Fridays only between full- part.lJme 17~ Mack t or weekends Reference s aeliable, trustworthy 293- DILLON noon - 3 p.m. Servmg the Grosse Pomte area NEAR Grosse Pomte Park 1 room brick ranch, fimshedW'MERSET - Whittier, very: 3327 PROPERTY basement With Y.t bath, !aIDl- nice studIO, natural wood- 4A-HElP WANTED SInce 1955 Care of CHIL - bedroom, stove, refrigera- DREN and the ELDERLY Iy Intchen With appliances k I . t HAIRSTYLIST DOMES11C COLLEGE Student lookm g MANAGEMENT tor, utIhtles, newly decorat- S1. Joan of Arc Pansh. call wor, c ean, qwe , carpel-: Experienced 1D hair cuttmg By the hout 24 hour rates Cor summer work Yar d 881-4147 ed 774- '7923 mg,stovere{ngerator, $225 • for Grosse POinte studIO. WE SPECIALIZE In the avaIlable . work, paintlDg, gener al before 8 a m or after 5 pm, mcludes utilities, depoSit: Must be ambItIOUS and at- placement of profeSSIOnal f~I<;:ENSEI5 264-(12021 GROSSE Pointe-Park, 2 bed- 7l3-'l3Irl reqUired Mary 839-4808,: malDtenance handyma n PARK - Lower 2 bedrooms, room upper apartment on tractive ConCidentlalmter- domestic and nursing per- HOUSEKEEPER or nurse Ken 884-5925 quiet, good transporatatlon 5919 YORKSHIRE upper,2 8 30 P m - 10 pm; view - Lakepomte, $285, apph. sonnel' Housekeepers - mald, capable, reliable liv e 821-9813after 6 ances Included Pay own bedroom, with natural fire- ALL utllltles-ind appliances~; 8M-3240 Cooks - Couples - Child EXPERIENCED babysltt er place $275 plus uhlities large one bedroom 8-;. Care _ Day Work _ MaIds in Please cal1 581.6375 utlhties 823-~2 OPENINGS For sales asso- Will prOVide a fun day evemngs 8H.Y744 partment, $225. Houston-.' park for your chI1dre ~t 5A-8ITUATfON GRoSSi-Pointe Park- Way- ciates Excellent training - Home Health Care Live TRANSCRIBING from dIcta - EFFICIENCY apartment Chalmers area.ll3S-9406 9-5~; In or Out Please call phone belt or standard cas Games and crafts, June DOMES11C burn and Hampton One and fmancial benefIts Con- - blocks from Grosse Pomte pm:: sette m my home Confiden . September Reference s bedroom apartment Stove, venient Grosse Pomte offIce GOll JEANNETTE Near 1-94 and WhIttier Pn- HALF Duplex-:'2 lacalJon ConfJdental inter- tial 773-8786 References Susan 88&-8026, Karyl ll8l). refrigerator, heat $200 bedroom& ~ PERSONNEL vate parking, appliances $300 East 7.Mlle at Mora~ 0: views. Call Alice Boyer 0159 885-6938 AGENCY CONSCIENTIOUS, rellable ----- and carpeting mcluded, $225 Mt Hope O1urch. 371-~;' SChultes , EXPERIENCED MATUR E WHITTIER-I/94, large one per month, ~l22O days ~:; 881.8900 106 Kercheval non-smoking grandmothe r Iady desires housewor k bedroom LIving room, din- Grosse Pointe Farms Will babY-SIt your tot or in G-ROSSE-POINTE nearJef. THREE Bedroom upper o~ ~ PHONE Solicitor over 18 for - every other Thursda Y Ing room Appliances, au 882-2928 fant occasionally In Gross e ferson Newly decorated, Flanders Detroit $200 pet ~~ Gros~_!\~!':Ite office. part mommg Excellent refe r. IT's EAsy condItioning, $285 per State Llcen!led and Bonded Pomte area Q-FORRENT IC-OFACE eO-VACATION D-VACAnoN 7-WANTED ~RTlCLES I-ARTICLES I-ARTICLU FURNI8HED FOR RENT RENTALS RENTALS TO RENT FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE USA Buildings - agricul. SPRUCE Trees, power post- A'M'ENTION EXECUTIVE OFFICE/Store; l1/Harper, POMPANO Beach-Florida. CHARLEVOIX/Petoskey • GROSSE Pointe home. with BICYCLES - 20" Raleigh tural-commercial, full fac. Oceanfront condo, com- family room, 4 bedrooms, hole digger, ao~bou8es, Transfers: one- aDd two. 300 sq. ft., air, utilities in. area on Lake Michigan collapSIble, 3 speed, men's tory warranty, all steel- pletely furnished. Available 2~ baths. Call Janet chain, band mower, grass .bedroom apartments, dec~ cluded 296-3254 shore. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. Schwinn-3speedracer, $65 . clear span, smallejlt build- edgers, busb trimmers, ta- rator furnished. Linens, now Low rates lI8!).2844. McConkey, Tappan and As- each. 343-0396. ing 30 x 40 x 10, largest 70 x GENERAL OFFICE aDd me- Clear" safe swimming. f4OO, soc. 884-6200. boggan.882-6720. dishes, utensils included. HARBOR SPRINGS weekly. 882.5749 or 591~180. HEAVY 8' roadside picnic 135 x 16 30, 40, 50, 60 ft. dIcal space for lease Nu- BEAUTIFUL Furniture, ex- Mio,imum 9De week. S656 Del' merous attractive Eastside Three bedroom condomin- table - needs a little work, widths in various lengths meath. L6cat~oa 1-8 be-. BEAUTIFUL Petoskey area; GROSSE Pointe businessman cellent condition 886-6344. locations From 650 to 3,800 ium, sleeps 10, sWImming $40 IIll4- 2013. Call now 1.1IOO-4C-.fH2 Ex. .tween 1.75 and 1-94. Secul'ty, pool, lighted tenms courts. sWim, golf, hike or relax, desires three bedroom tension 540. Must sell cheap sq ft. swtes. Call sleeps 11, II,) baths, 778- BMX racing ready bicycles DESERT Rose Franciscan references 469-1075. Days-~ bouse with family room in immediately, will deliver to dishes, service for 8 plus JOHN DEWALD 4bi. Grosse Pomte for himself, &lver Rampor, '120. Gold DESIRE Young wortdng pe~: Evenings-885-4142 building site. extra pieces. '175. Down HAYMAN CO. WIfe, and one small child. Mongoose $160. 882-5997. son. Family facilities 10 CHARMING Lakefront cot- MAR BOR SPRINGS - Make MADAME Alexander dolls, comforter $50. Old walnut 56&-5555 Interested in rent with op- G.E. Portable dishwasher, "Fanns" 881-3502. tage on North Lake, 85 miles your SUMMER reservations mint condition, J.D. Kesner frame $20. Call 778-4223. early SpeCIal rates 882- tion if possible. Please call good condition, must sell. north of DetrOIt, fIshing, 881.2776 to arrange ap- antique baby doll, 2 Hummel BROWN couch, green reclin. FULLY furnished effJC1ency EXECUTIVE OFFICE build- 2597 884-8599 apartments, blocks from sWImming, very clean pointment. dolls. Cash only. Can after 5 er and cbairs, kitchen set, ing in Grosse Pointe VVeekly, $160, monthly. $560 Grosse POUlte at Harper/J- CAPE COD Cozy housekeep- SCHUMMERS p.m. 882-5617 comer fireplace, dry sink, Woods with space to lease 881-0747 ing cottage across from WANTED one bedroom car- coffee table and TV stand, IM X-way Off-street park- IndIvidual offIces and - SKI- BUNK bed set: sohd oak, 2 ing. $250 per month 885- CLEARWATER Florida beach Perfect for couple riage house or garage - SALE- batchelor chests, desk and baby items. 526-0977. suites available KItche- apartment in the Park, City, 1D). area. Lovely furnished 2 but sleeps 4. $260 weekly. Must Sell - Wmdsurfer by chair complete. 884-5389. THREE Hospital beds, man- nette and common recep- or Farms, for career w~ bedroom, 2 bath Condo. 556-4124 or 886-9542. Windsurfer, retaIl $1,200, ual operated. Reasonable tion area Easy access to man. References, call 568- e&-ROOMS 1-94 DiSCriminating pro- Clubhouse, pool, tenms, sell for $900 Never used. GARAGE SALE offers accepted. 882-3800. FOR RENT golf Reasonable, 884-2147. HILTON HEAD Island/South ~,9a m -5p.rn.Monday- see it Saturday (10-5) or Sa- Friday, 10-5. 523 Neff at'St feSSIOnals only. Informa. Fnday. Ask for Kathy BEAUTIFUL light green tion, 886-4101. Carolma New oceanfront, turday June 4. Selling all Paul Microwaveoven,C.B, CLEAN qwet room Ideal for EPCOT Vacation, Condo, 2 fully furrushed, 1 or 2 bed- ski eqwpment at rock bot. clothes, stereos and much loveseat, very good condi- profesSIOnal person 7 min- OPPOSITE Eastland. SUIte bedroom, 2 bath, pool, ten- room VIlla Golf, tenms, 7A-ROOM WANTED tom prices these 3 days. more. tion, $150 and tan vinyl nis Golf nearby 521-6811 Come in and make your best Stratolounger recliner-roc- utes from St John Hospital for lease, Opal Plaza, 1~1 pool Startm~ at $300 per BRASS COLLECTION week. Free hterature 771~ deal now! I ker In good condition $90. and 7 Mile and MIl!'k KIt- East R,Mi!t> Rll 777~ H.~_~OR SPRL\'GS -H.u 001 PROFESSIONAL Don-smo- SOLEX BICYCLE 4586 ~6040. chen only in a m for coffee. Cove. Luxury condo. SpecJal king .,gentleman desires un- 881-4363 ANTIQUE WHlTE- $42 a week Call 885-3039be- BUSINESS Office In prest!- funusbed room WIth fIre- BOY'S Schwinn 20" bike, hke discount rates for June, by s::HUss MOUNTAIN Chalet, GARAGE Sale - mIScellan- OCCASIONAL TABLES fore 7 p m gious complex, Mack.B/9 owner. Days 965-9fOO ext place and bath in the "Poin- eous, some furnIture, china, new, $50.1182-6655. (SchWInn M.tIe area '150 per month. by week or weekend, fully tes." 881.6600, or after 6 7n-0549 Tonno) 213, evenings, 281-1802' equipped Swim/golfltennis toys, clothes. 4105Audubon sb-oFFtCE 776-4760. pm, 712-5669. BOOKS I STUART Florida - lovely 921-4000,LIz; lIlI6-337l nights. Saturday, 28th, Sunday and YEARBOOK Encyclopedia FOR RENT Monday, 9 - 5 They're the back bone of ~ set,l963 edition, with yearly COLONIAL NORTH condo, completely fur- &-ARTICLES days complex antiques and New office buikhng at 11I,) nished. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths GAYLORD SCHWINN ExerCIser bIke, books to 1969, $80. 777-2729. offIces offIces offIces offices FOR SALE collectibles market; and MIle and Harper, 500-1,300 golf, tennis, pool Monthly 0; Beautifully furnished new $175, excellent condition. Wacky Jack's gotten t~ SOLID Oak 2 piece sectional I Vernier _ 1-94 square feet A1r condition- weekly rates 1114-7510 three bedroom, three bath After 8 p m 331-5506 gether a supply of the best with matching step table ing, carpet, janitor, near condominium with fire- LAMINATING (porch or den) $175, 884- servIce dnve IDSIZE ~ COYOTE Coat, full length, books on many subjects and , 1,600 it; general office expressway. Immediate MARCO ISLAND - beautiful 2 place,garage,convenientto 6621. 8lf.1x 11 - 'LOll Ann Klein, purchased De- made them avallable for OCCUpancy bedroom, 4 bath Condo. All major ski area, cross-coun- cember 1982, size 14. Best sale at The Colonial Shop. large three-rm swte amenities; cable TV, wa- try, available weekends, BLUEPRINTS GARAGE Sale, Thursday, full servIce bldg 881-6436 nS-0120 QUICK PRINTING offer, 557-7423after 7 p.m. There are volulJles on Friday, 9-4, Saturday 9-1, sher, dryer, private beach. weekly, monthly. Comfor- clocks, silver marks, Oc. RESUMES GARAGE Sale - furniture, 20631 Country Club. Fire- Kelly near 9 M1le pools, tennis, boat docks, 24 tably accommodates six. cupied Japan, Hummels, eO-VACATION INSTANT COPIES miscellaneous. 11100 Wor- place screen, french doors, 7,0t8 sq. ft prime offIce space hour security. Days, 372- H.R. ALLEN, 961-8080, Royal Doultons, Art Deco, RENTALS 3456. After 6 p.m., 881-9577. Monday thru Friday, 9 SCRATCH PADS - ~ LB den, DetrOIt, Thursday, baby carriage. can divide WEDDING INVITATIONS jewelry, paper collectibles, a.m.~ pm. Friday, 9-5. EARL Y American honey 100 Kercbeval ST. PETE. Beach Condo, on PHOTOTYPESETTING old books, toys, antique BEAUTIFUL 4 bedroom. 2 GIRL'S 20 !Deb blue Schwinn purses, pottery and porce- maple twin beds and match- ~ I second floor Bay, overlooking Gulf, 2 LEXINGTON HEIGHTS, 55 KEYUNlNG Fairlady, very good condi- lain marks, silver flatware, ing chest. Includes one mat- ~'large rm - big windows bath cottage on lake Le Ann bedroom, 2 bath, complete- minutes from the Pointes, PHOTOSTATS, NEGS tion $35. 77&-3987 collector plates, oak furni- tress and box spring. Excel- !D the Irisb Hills. 10/4hours ly eqwpped, pool, tennis, on Lake Huron. Private, RUBBER STAMPS X: Gratiot-12 Mile ture, wicker and more. Mr. lent condition. 882-1569. from Detroit, $250 per week. bot tub, weekly $250, month. sandy beach, large 2 bed- OPEN MONDAY THRU 30" COPPER Electric stove, It' 1 rm to 1950 ft. Wacky will help you make Call after 6 p.m 331-2125. ly $800. Call 644-2569. room cottage, available SATURDAY 9-5 PM Hotpoint refrigerator, East- ~ ready now your selecbon, and gladly GARAGE SALE BEAUTIFUL Beaver Island lake table with marble top, DELTONA Florida, new two now $200 per week 885- special order a book for you, G.E. stove, Tappan micro- ," Kelly-8~ Mile takes you back to nature. 558fl. a mounted Sailfish, call bedroom two bath condo, POINTE PRINTING . too! Your Mastercard, per- wave, chest freezer, bath- ~edical suite, immed poss New 3 bedroom, 2 bath after 5 p.m. 1181-1619. near Epcot, Cape Canav- CONDO FOR rent - Boyne 15201KERCHEVAL sonal check, and Visa are room and kitcben sinks, ." 4 exam rlns' X-ray rm beach front home, sleeps 6. " ' eral, and Daytona Beach. Highlands - Harbor Springs at Lakepointe THE BEST Garage Sale this welcomed at Wacky's Col~ clothing and other small $350 per week. Please call '~ Kel1y-Ha1'JM!r Woods 882-1232. area. 3 bedroom townhouse Grosse Pointe Pm 822-7100 year! Small appliances, lots nial Sbop, 25701 Jefferson Items. Saturday only, 10 .11 1-3 single rms 885-73m after 5 p.m a.m .• 4 p.m., 1032 North with pool and lighted tennis FURNITURE Wholesale Dis- of toys, clothes, misc. if you near 10 Mile Monday MARCO ISLAND, South Seas want It, we have it. Be there Brys Drive. 884-8552. ',: Mack-Renaud LAKE Charlevoix in Boyne Club, two bedroom, two courts. 5 minutes from golf tributors of Michigan, AAA through Saturday 11 to 6 or be square. Friday, Sa- b-- five-rm suite City. Modem cottage bath condo, off season rates. and beaches Weekly or "Wholesale Direct To m-043O. SLATE Top pool table for weekend rates. Call (517) turday, 10-5, 1171 Bedford .n Please call for details (condo), idea1for 2- 4people, 882-1232. You"! Sellmg all new mer. sale. 881-1461 D, Virginia S. Jeffries ------323-73f1l sandy beach. AVailable now ------chandise in original car- ALCAMOHALL "An*******SALE*******antique lover's dream" WANTED !!altor 882-0899 through this swnmer By the ORLANDO Condo - Limited tons. 2 piece mattress sets. HALET on lake - near FLEA MARKET 5,700 square feet week 313-695-1857. boolungs available for 1983 C twin $59, full $79, queen $99, 2EXECUTIVE Office SUltes- CharlevOiX, secluded, fisb- WISHES TO THANK YOU of estate liquidation mer- BUYING SWORDS Golf, tennis, swimming sofa sleepers '119, bunk utilities, parking, 886- HILTON HEAD CONDO ing, telephone, color TV, FOR YOUR PATRONAGE cbandise under one roof. GUNS, DAGGERS ~~n pool. 10 minutes from Dis- beds complete $88. 7 pIece 1,9140. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, free ten- fireplace, boat included. SEE YOU SEPTEMBER You'll see top quality an- 4 9651 ney World/Epcot Center. living rooms $239, decora- n nis, racquet ball. Pool, near Lower rates in June and HAVE A SAFE AND tiques Objects d'art like - B'EAUTIFUL corner office, Bay Hill Country Club 774- tive lamps from $14 88, j ocean, $375 week 851-l392, September, 778-4050, 884- HAPPY SUMMER beautiful Oriental vases GARAGE Sale - 4174 York- "600 feet, new carpeting, 1800. piece wood dinettes $15", 647-1682, 647-5762 0431 TWO Piece 120" custom made from the Ch'in Dynasty, a shire, Saturday, 10 a.m-4 ~',P8Deling, 15324East Jetfer- $800 pits now $375. Open to large brass horse or a Z7 P m. Air conditioner, power TRAVERSE City - 3 bed- HARBOR Springs - cozy off white sofa, tufted with ~,son, comer of Nottingham. BOR Springs, Lake&lde the pUblic, dealers and insti- pound Ivory elephant, along lawn mower, garden tools, room, 2 bath beachfront townhouse Tennis, pool, HAR skirt, foam seat custuons ;;.823-0385. Club Condominiwns, luxury tutional sales welcome with fine antique furniture, wheelchair, clothes, .....:scel- home on beautiful Duck near golf - beach. Sleeps 8 Name brands, Serta, etc. $200 881.2721. QOCTORS' clinic, approxi- 2 and 3 bedroom apartments collectibles and a great laneous items. Lake. Features include ll86-8924 IM51Buffalo, Hamtramck (l .; mately 2,500 sq. ft. 6 exam- and townhouses, lakefront TREASUR~ Galore, new and selection of Oriental rugs BROWN PlaId couch with 2 block north of Holbrook, 1 .• iDing rooms, large patient fireplace, gara~, sleeps 6 to ST. PETERSBURG Florida or pond side; call 616-347- used, whIte elephants, an. starting at $150." Detroit nd t bl $175 1182-43& 8. Excellent SWImming, fish- _ Isla Del Sol, discover block east of Conant), 87&- ~ waiting room, private office 3572 or lI8S-0056. tlques, crafts, balloons, Free Press. e a es' Ing. June 18th to september .your ~~ WlU1~, 18 7166. Teleg!~ph (2 blocks aDd storase rtom, oft-street brass and. wro"aht Iron ~t Alt.'TJnuc TOAOcO BABY Crib, $135; small pool parking, desirable location. 3rd By week., 711-8178. bole golf, tennis, luxW'y CLEARWATER- 8aDci)~'1 ' ~~ot)~ ~e),t53f~. G~Q$#I~ ~.oitlt~~\[email protected] 't',' 11'1 ~U;I" '"' l;i"t;> u tablA $20: ~ bike, $20; , Z bedroom, 2 bath NxW'Y I MQ8dlly, tll~~.saqml.,., Gat'*'g'e '86ie', 'fiit!"at~1i d I\ 1"1 ~eope lIec, .11;, 881- I Whittier.I.94 expressway. HARBOR SpringS ..:..;3 bed: I condo on beach front. (:~Mti~)' ~ room, 2Va bath condo, beaut- ' Accommodates 4 2 week Condo on Gulf. 477-8981. 10-8, Sunday, 12-5. 14460 Monday,.11 a.m to 5 p.m; in Dally 10-5 756-7885 I ,1150. "1220. Hully eqwpped, accomm~ minimum special monthly Gratiot (2 blocks north of 7 the parkmg garage behind . . GARAGE Sale _ May 28tb, Mile Rd.) 521-3500. Monday ~ADIEUXfl.lM expressway, dates 8, free tennis, heated rates. 463-7919. SHARE LIVING Jacobson's in the Village SUNSHINE Stnl?pmg C0!D- 29th. Clothing, books, • r 2nd floor above All State In. through Saturday, 10-8, QUARTERS GLASS Top cocktailtable, 48 x ~:lth~t~f:.I~a~i~~~ games, househol.d, 17000 1- suranee Co. Building, newly pool. _7538. BOYNE COUNTRY Com. 10909 Grand River (comer . remodeled office suite ap- HARBOR Springs chalet - pletely furnished, all ele.:- of Oakman) 934-6900. Mon- 24 x 16. In antIQue brass chairs, $10, varnished Chandler Park Dnve. sleeps 8 - 10. Available July tric, 2.tler Chalet. Upper WAYNE State student seeks frame. $85. 771-7517. doors, $25, varmshed tables FOUR Feet x 12 ft Cyclone "proximately3,OOOsq.ft.; air female roommate to esta- day through Stlturday,10-7 , , coodItioned, 60 car parking. and August. $375 per week or tier ~.4 bedrooms, 2 ba ths, 4575 Dixie Hwy , Waterford TREASURES Galore, new and (end) $20, complete fumi- fence dognm $50 8116-7062. $1,200per month. Please call kill-nen, livmg room with blisb home on East side. used, white elephants, an- ture 'restoratIOn, dming , " Ideal for medical, realty, Must be a non-smoker. Call Townstup (3 miles west of legal or accounting firm 646-0039. fireplal.e. Lower tier 3 bed- tiques, crafts, balloons, room sets from $750, old fa- 331-2699. Telegraph) 674-4121 Mon- -"1220 rooms, 2 baths, kitchen, hv- day through Saturday 10-8. brass and wrought iron, at shioned hand rubbed fi- USED BOOKS - Bought, INTERLOCHEN Area - ing room WIth fireplace: SENIOR Lady wants to share Sunday 12-5 CredIt cards Grosse Pointe's Greatest nishes - expert craftman. sold. Fiction, non.fiction. GROSSE POINTE WOODS lakefront cabin near Tra- T1ers may be mterl.onne.:t- her Grosse Rointe home with and checks accepted. Deh. Garage Sale, Sunday and stup, call today for a free Hardcovers, paperback - ENERGY EFFICIENT verse City, Sleeping Bear, ed if desired Clubhouse, mature cultured lady - non- very avlUlable. Monday, 11 a.m. to 5 P m. 10 m-home estimate. 757-17&6. noon 'W 6 p.m. Tues. tbru GENERAL OFFICE SPACE sleeps 5. Great fishing, swimming pool, spring-fed smoker. Reasonable 884- the parkin~ garage behind MOVING SALE. Z78Kenwood Sat. BOOKTIQUE, 15243 21304 Mack . 1 rm - swimming; boat included. lakelet, prIvate putting 0973. SUNSHINE Firushing Com- Jacobson's m the Village. Court _Fanns. May 28,29 &' Mack Ave., between Lake- pany - (our 11th year). 13 x 17 ft. Tennis, golf, close by. green adjacent to golf pointe and Beaconsfield. Complete kitchen refinish- LIZ CLAIBORNE-2 piece 30,10 a m. to 4 p m. Freezer, 20879 Mal:k, 1,600 sq it $185/Week. 885-6916, even- course. 425-8933. ROOM for rent on Eastside 885-2265 (finished) ings. '145 plus share utilities. ing Before you discard slack suit, black pinstripe, range, furniture, tools, lad- 20835 Mack, 2,OIllH,600 sq ft M1C11AWA YE -7 Mlles Soutll 1IZJ.2223 (Furnished). those beautiful Birch doors, never worn, pald $230, w1ll ders, kitchen ware, lots of HARBOR SPRINGS of Gaylord. Golf, tennis, call today for a free in-home sell for $60 Size 10. 881-4828. mise MEDICAL SUITES FEMALE Wishes to share FINE BOOKS 20845 Mack, 1,500-4.000 sq. ft In town, year round house, clubhouse, pool playground, estimate for making your PLANT Stands, wooden cal- BOAT air conditioner. W!iter 3 lakes, sailboats, paddle-' furnished 2 bedroom upper kitcben look new again PURCHASED WIll Finish to Suit • bay view, 2 bedroom, flat with same. $175 per Img cards computer pic- cooled, 110 volt, all fittings - Adequate Parking and bath Maximum 5 boats, much more. Beautiful without the replacement tures, bot dogs, Ice cream, and hoses. $~50. Companion Single volumes or entire li- 4 bedroom home, sleeps 12, 2 month lncludes utilities. 884-1340 or 8116-1068 persom Week.enci$'weeks expense. Sunshine FIDlSh- used clothing new jewelry boat seat. Right SIde mount, braries. baths, fully equipped, kitch- Days 882-4127; after 5:30 293-3810, days 885.8174 ing Co. 11357 East 8 Mile wonderful treasures of ali white, chrome legs J55. B86- In your home or at our of- en with dishwasher, fire- p.m.; 882-0039 Ask for Kim Road, Warren, since 1972. fice. GROSSE POINTE evenings. types at Grosse Po1Ote's 0948. place, T.V., stereo.ll85-32U MALE Wanted to share luxury 757-1766 1st Edltlons, Michigan, De- FIRST FLOOR OFFICES Greatest Garage Sale Sun- HILTON Head Villa Enjoy a Park apartment wi th Z7year day and Monday, 11-5, park- OHM "E" book-shelf speak. troit, CiVIl War. Good Small, medium or large to fIt old professional Call 886- ESTATE SALE mg behind Jacobson's. ers, excellent condition. books any area. QualifIed your requirements. vacation at the ocean. Country French dining set, Sleeps 6. On golf course, 2634, evenings Good sound reproduction, appraIsals. Prompt re- St8rt1ng at 'lOll a month m- wrought iron porch set, DIAMOND Engagement and Call 882-6408 after 6 p.m moval MACKINAC ISLAND near pool. ~9234 NINE Mile - I-1M- room for c.1uding all utUit!es. solid cherry bedroom set, wedding ring set with ori- Ask for Dave Air Conditioned. New I.opymg working girl, house privi- French end tables, pair of ginal purchase receipt, 114 GRUB STREET machine. Charmmg lakefront duplex CLEARWATER Beach/440 leges. For others, not listed, Stiffel lamps, china urn carat stone, 14 carat yellow HOUSEHOLD and West. 2 bedroom, 2 bath LaVon's, 773-2035, A BOOKERY Freshly painted and decorat- Sleeps 6 comfortably call lamps, period chairs, gold settmg, brand new, ESTATE SALES luxury condo OIl Gulf. 661- "OIU' Reputation ed. pber Av81Iabie (il1-U)'30for one washer, dryer, mangle TV, $650 or best offer Call 771- Conducted by "K" fleuant atm"!l e. 1714. 6G-STORE Guarantees week periods or longer. stereo, and sundry items. 8658 after 5 p m Servicing Wayne, Oakland Off.street parlWJg LEASE Your Confidence" Rent a spacious cottage on TRAVERSE CITY - Charm- Call 882-4505. and Macomb Counbes the lake for the price of a BOX SPRING and mattress 17194E WlUTen 881-4147 ing beachfront resort, East MOVING Sale - refngerator, Kay 247-0361 Bay $230-$330 weekly. sets by Serta I,) off. TWin, Tuesdav thru Saturdav 12-6. DIUON BUILDING hotel room - 'l00/day APPROXIMATELY 1,300 frost-free, air conditioner Ann 771-0U17 Brochures call 616-938-1740 $145 Full, $185 Queen, $225 882-7143 Write C.L. Murray, Three ~uare feet, rear of 20183 Miscellaneous furniture. Mountain Inn, Jamaica, King, $325 All first quahty ack, can use front en- 886-7810 Dealer warehouse clear- HAMPl'ON SQUARE Verrn ont 05343 or call1l()2- MARCO Island "seaWinds" trance 1,~ square feet, Gulf front, 2 bedroom, $425 anc e 268- 2854 or 371-f)4()() BUILDING 874-4140. 20187 Mack, good parking, LIZ Claiborne and Jumor FINE ART OBJECTS week. 881-&400. lI82-45!Ki. House separates, sIZe 4-5 22811 MACK AVE Per ~5420 OAK dlrung room table WIth 2 ~ leaves and B chairs, never CASH ON CONSIGNMENT MEDICAL SUITE used, excellent conditIOn, can AGES ON LAKE HURON 6H-FOR RENT YORK window air condition- ONE ITEM OR WHOLE ESTATES Extra nice 6 room suite. OR SALE er, 9,000 BTU Also, 8,700 asking $2,300 Call ~2511 FUDctional, convemen,t Clean 1, 2, and 4 bedroom cottages, completely fur- B.T.U carrier air COndi- Oriental Rugs • Fine Crystal and Porce- layout Available June 1St. DIShed with color T V. Just 69 miles north of BRICK Income - Nottingham tioner Both in excellent 17 CARMEL LANE lain. Fine Paintings. Sterling, Jewel. &M-Ol11 Grosse Pomte Woods - In Lexington HeIghts - Warren area. 2 bedroom operating condition Owner Household items, books, ry, Collectibles • Fine Antique Furni- $175, $300., $400 a week. Come have a fun vaca- lower, $235 share utibties moving, $50, each. Frost. furmture, clothes, old ture. bon swimmmg, fistung, boating, and golfmg at our Rent while buying 884-3559 free VVestinghouse, 2 door collectors records, PLEASE CALL OR WRITE nearby Lakeview HIlls Country Club, 884-lK75 or refrigerator, $50 881-7589 glassware, odds and HAMPTON SQUARE call collect 359-8202 6K-STORAGE OAK Cedar chest, Lazy-Boy ends Fnday only 9-31 BUILDING SPACE recliner, maple rocker, DuMOUCH ELLE'S Ave 22811 Mack beIge 9 x 10 ca~t, rabbit 409 E. JEFFERSON IDEAL for busmess man - coat SIZe 9 521-2309. DETROIT, 48226 CONCOURSE EAST HARBOR SPRINGS large carpeted room 1D BUILDING HANDMADE beautiful Af- 963-6255 HIDEAWAY VALLEY CONDOS ~rivate home Can be used ghans - $35, $40 881-2915. 21811 Kelly Rd or storage or sleeping Three and 4 bedrooms, II,) and 21,) baths, decorator room $45 weekly East SOFAS -large couch and love- OFFICE SPACE furnIshed townhouses Heated pool, lighted tennIS Warren/OUter Drive area. seat, crescent shaped, tuft. AVAILABLE ed, chocolate brown velvet HOUSEHOLD LIQUIDATION courts, clubhouse and game room, hIking tralls ...£a.!! ~ befor~~~ COMPETITIVE RATES Compare our rates for Spring and Summer rentals. material, like new condi- SALES COMPANY 1185 HIdeaway Valley Road, Harbor Springs, STORAGE SPACE located tion Best offer 574-1488,or WE BUY BOOKS 885-0111 AVAILABLE FOR APPRAISALS MIchIgan, 4lr740 CadIeux - 1-94 Expressway, 886-5313 measures 21 x 10, $30 per ------AND ESTATE SALES 616-526-6264 429 CLOVERLY - Garage sale IN YOUR HOME month Call Tom. 1IIJS.1261 - May 26, 9 3, clothmg, BIRCHWOOD FARM GOLF jewelry, nusc collectibles, Free offers, no obligation. Our Shop IS located at GROSSE POINTE FARMS 7-WANTED AND COUNTRY CLUB also Items from estate sale appraisals furnished 15115CharlevOIX fremlum offIce space TO RENT Grosse POinte Park available on Mack Ave. Three and 4 bedroom luxury homes, pnvately owned, AlJiCondltloner,--Carrler entire estates also desired I divided and finIShed, 1,500 completely furnIshed, weekly rentals available Bir. SIesta 6,000 BTU, used 2 Hours' Tuesday and Thursday NEED 3 or 4 bedroom, 2 bath square feet Lease In. chwood Realty, P.O Box 497, Harbor Sprmgs, MIChI- months, $275 G e. 40" white JOHN KING lOOOam t0400pm home, WIth farmly room for stove, ongmally $650, sell r elUdes all utilltles, mam. gan, 4lr740 a long term lease Call Janet 961-0622 Call us at 331-3486durmg busmess hours to arrange for I tenance, heat and all' con 616-526-2156 $250, white and gray con- McConkey at Tappan and specIal appomtments ditioni Ideal for profes. temporary pleated and Don't be fooled by Imitators NEW YORKER CONDOS AsSOCIates 884-6200 lined sheers, 2 nanels each I sfonat~usJness offIces ------Over 18 years a profes- LAUREN CHAPMAN f Immediate occupancy Overloolung LIttle Traverse Bay, live the convemence 32" WIde by 9O '-long, $30 JILL WILLIAMS FAMILY of four loolangfor a 3. sional, courteous service ...... RT1CLI. I-AR11CLEI 1-ART1CL£S ~ATICLES 8-ARnCLES 8-ART1CLES &-ARTICLES 8B-ANT1QUES FOR8ALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE 3966CABS-Formally The Lions 'ALMOST-NEW" APPAREL SOLID Mabopny server stor- 1144TROMBLEY, garage sale OVAL DINETTE set, $70. GARAGE Sale - 6 Royal SCHWINN Deluxe twin, 5 FREE FILL DELIVERED Den Dealers paradise acce880ries, furs and an. ase for a1lverware, linens - Friday, saturday May 27, Floor table lamp, $20. Excel- Doulton fi~rines, Lambert speed, hardly used, $195/of- 885-8448 Frendl Doors, bevelled win- fer 821-9549. Uques at a fraction of the aDd tray., ,100/offer. 886- 28, 1006only. Treasures and lent condltlon 296-3451,after glass, 60 Piece Dutch stem- dows, stain glass windows, original coat. lilII8. trash Ladielj clothing. 7. ware, 8 place settings, Non- LARGE Oak desk, $100; couch GARAGE Sale - Thursday round and square oak tables, We Buy Furs ANTIQUES, baskets, candles, GARAGE SALE 4739Barham, ZENITH 19" color TV, great take china, many Aynsley (blue) $75; coffee table only. 9 - 4 18543 Woodslde set of 4 pressed backs Consignments Welcome tea cups, lamps, Corning- ducks, etc.; lots of etc. This FrIday, Saturday, Sunday, pict ure, $145 flIIS.OO79. round$3O; end table $25; 48" Corner of Kelly-Harper Hoosier cabinets, Wlcker, LEE'S is a REAL sale Friday, May 27, 28, 29, between ware, Singer sewmg ma. round white kitchen set, Woods mantals, sofas, oak ward. ao331 Mack 881-8082 Saturday (9-4) 23Z75Robert East Warren/Mack. COMPRESSOR If.t hp. Sears chine, Hoover vacuum, de- $90; air conditioner, 7,000 robes, be.autiful large oak with tank. 885-6009. coup age , 12 foot diameter B T.U $75,779-4404 GARAGE Sale - May 26,27, hall tree, oak dressers, buf- DOLL APPRAISALS John Rd. 5 PIECE solid maple antique 28, Misc items, extra large FRIGIDAIRE Custom Im- round beige rug, appli- fets and rockers, beautiful ANTIQUES OR ATARI DISCOUNT blue flmsh, bedroom set, ances, Sall)SOrute luggage GAS Stove 30" whtle 4 years ladles clothing 5768 Berk. COLLECTIBLES SOFTWARE perial dryer, excellent con- old, excellent condltlon shtre, off Outer Dnve. be- walnut 9 piece dining room $275 Ping-pong table, llke Many, many collectibles set secretary, walnut VictG- SUSAN'S DOLL MUSEUM MINER 2049'ER new, heavy tubular frame dition, $125 885-00'19. 776-2385 tween WInther and Alter and too much more to men- na~ double bed, some in $35.99 with Ad I" 757-5568 $100, reconditioned Toro "WELL I NEVER tion Ma>, 28th and 29th, 1~6, GIRL'S 20" bike, excellent LARGE SELECTION of re- need of minor repair, but oh ASTROCHASE lawnmower $50, recon- Yes, "I've never in my life 968 Nottingham condition 776-2385 conditIOned SCHWINN bi- what bargains, good buys on GRANDFATHER $20.99 with Ad. ditioned Bolen Mulcher seen a vast selection of un- GARAGE Sale - Infantfurni- ETHAN Allen, maple drop cycles Reasonable pnces. everything Doors will open CLOCKS ATARIWRlTER lawnmower, $100 886-7442 usual, excIting, antiques, $73.49 with Ad. ture, toys, clothing, house. leaf table, spoon legs 57" X VL!lage Cyclery, m.0357 at 11:00 May 31. Dealers if While m stock, 30% to 50% off. ATARl 2600,with 8 controllers, gUts, and collectlbles, like hold goods, Saturday, Sun. 38" Stlffel lamp, marbl~ ~ALTH INSURANCE you need stock, this is a place Large selectlon Dealer 810 DISK DRIVE 22 cartridges, $350, or best the one you have here, Mr $409 99 with Ad. day, ~5, 11632Laing and brass base 6 pnsms 36 F II Pr b to get a truck load cheap! clearance. 268-:1B54 or 371- offer Call Enc, 343-0184 Wacky" A lovely lady told hlgh, green leather chaIr or a ages erruums egm 5400. We buy and sell used car- the Crazy Man on Saturday. Ethan Allen at $28 31 per month ANTIQUE Auction - Monday tridges and computers. MOVING Sale - nice furm- 2 BEDROOM HOUSE and ottoman, John E PIerce May 30th, at 12 noon, "Why'" she sald, "A person Sale - Mahogany bedroom HIGIfBANK "Antiques -= VISA, MASTERCARD ture, bikes, like new twin wingchalr, beIge and coral, & AsSOCiates, Inc Barker's Trading Post. 7676 2lI689 Armada Ridge Road could be here for days!" sets (one wlth four-poster Special and phone orders ac. bed, movie camera, lots beautiful stereo and radIO, 884-4750 Bluebush Rd. (Downtown) Between Rldgemond and You'll know what prompted double bed) $850 each cepted. more. 4842 Haverhill, Fri. 6' long and stereo records ------Maybee, Mlclugan. (North- Armada. 784.5302 Open her remarks when you see Sheraton mahogany dirung 757.1868 STAMP And Com appr8lSals JUST SOFTWARE day, Saturday, Sunday, 10-5 the. Ivory Hall Tom and east of Dundee Michigan or Friday, Saturday, Sunday, room set (chma cabmet, GARAGE Sale _ misc arb- for estates, banks, prlvate 12 to 5 Lamps, furmture 22205 Kelly, E. Detroit p.m Jerry bowl, palr of mlaid Northwest of Monroe Michi- buffet, chaIrs, table Wlth 2 c1es Mav 28, 9 a m - 5 P m collectlons Call John Sten- and mise 44>BYTE TOSHIBA SA 750 reCelyer Mother of Pear' French leaves and pads) $95Q 2 an gan, between US-23, and 1915Lochmoor 8il1-3U51 Teac CX 270 cassette deck Opera glasses, Royal Caul- tique Engllsh heavily carv- u~l. 1-75) Oak, walnut and Garrard GT 358 PI turnta- dron plate, magniflcient Vl1. ed and upholstered hlgh. GARAGE Sale - saturday, ROTOTILLING gardens, as Wlcker furruture plus lamps, ble. Two Omega 400 boxes leroy and Boch tureen, set of back armchairs, $300 pair 2 Sunday, May 28,29,9 a m., low as $10. Retlree 331-4500 clocks, glassware, nice leaded windows, primitive ORIENTAL RUGS $380 only 962-6526 or 886- Fenton ml1k glasses, Hob- matching Olippendale open 1022 Buckmgham, (Park) 8574 nail tumblers, sterlmg silver bookcases $125 each One Couches, table, chairs, bed, AUTOMOBILE OWNERS - and misc Terms, cash, Ja~ WANTED cigarette set, set of Fosteria enclosed bookcase (glass household and baby items As low as $31 quarterly, Barker. Auctioneer 1. BEAUTIFUL leather belted Mother of Pearl Optlc water doors, lattice-work Wlth 3 313-587-2042. Dlrectlon!~ Autumn Haze mmk coat ANTIQUE Bombe (French) buys basIC automobile m. 547-5000 goblets, large ornate VIC- shelves) $250 Carved surance 881-2376. Take 1-75 to Elm St exit. with large collar, size 10- 12, $700, antique Louis XV desk, torian porcelaln cups, cry- French blue velvet sofa Take Elm St West to North worn 10 Urnes. 331.1152 (ornate brass decorahon) GAS Incinerator and pIpes, stal Nescafe coffee mugs (mint condition) $850 Ma- Custer Rd, to Baldwin Rd. from the 1950's, 3 OCcupied hogany Governor Winthrop $1,200. Library table $185. used TV's, used HI.FI, Royal m mIles.) Turn right on SCHUMMERS Victorian sofa $1,100. VIC- cash register Reasonable. Japan cups and saucers, secretary $250. several ma- Baldwin to Bluebush. Turn RICHIE'S USED APPLIANCES SKI tori an loveseat$450. Carved 294-6949, beautiful footed McKee hogany and cherry living nght on Bluebush to sale 100% GUARANTEED SALE sofa (WIth human faces, pressed and cut glass fruit room tables. Much more 16626E. WARREN Women's ski jackets $2O-up birds, flowers), down filled, 8A-MUSICAL You Will Find The bowl from the 1920's, green miscellaneous furniture Following Treasures At: Men's ski jackets $25-up, canopy cushIOn $900 573- INSTRUMENTS 8SS-0P79 skiS as low as $25-used, Wedgwood Jasperware 573-4578 16434EAST WARREN cracker jar with silver plate 4578. $7O-new,boots all reduced up GARAGE Sale - 4667 Audu. Next to sanders boil and cover, pair of TWIN Mattresses and box- ' to half pnce. Open Saturday, bon Saturday, 12 .4 p.m. F"IANdS WANTED set of 4 oak file cabinets round May 28, 1~5. Saturday, June McKee Laurel candlesticks, springs,4 pieces, clean. $80. GRANDS, Spinets, Consoles oak table Fancy pedestal, small v&Se commemorating Brass headboard, alr condi- ALL ORIENTAL RUGS 4, 1~5. 881-4363. tioners, fans, lots of tools, 882-7558 and Small Upri~ts. beautiful oak wardrobe, oak the visit to Canada by King nusc. household. MATCHING sofa and love- TOP PRICES PAID stack on bookcases Oak WANTED BY A COLLECTOR BUMPER pool table, 3' attic George the XI in 1~, First C-carved roll top desk, oak fan, 6x12 Trampine, best of- seat.traditional style, pas- VE 7 0506 CALL COLLECT edition 1969 Wedgwood PINE Twin bed - bookcase, tel design, excellent condi- - drop leaf table, Eastlake oak fer. 1116-5843 Chnstmas plate wlth box chest on chest Childs table tion. 882-4607 ALL Victorian buffet, oak ice 1-663-7607 MOTOR bike Motobacan - and certiflcate, imported and stools, 884-4574. boxes, oak Hoosier cabinet, $300., pmball machine, golf metal polishes, large selec. MOVI!'iG Sale - 4 carved NEW Rug, griddle, misc., PIANOS WANTED oak dressers, beutiful oak clubs, portable Singer sew- tion or magmfying glasses adding machine, post for TOP CASH PAID buffet with beveled mirror chalrs, dming table, sofa, 2 awning, furniture, clothing, ing machine, 886-2487. including professional Jew- living room chairs, kitchen and carved crown. Oak WANTED elers loupes, Kits for testing 882-5257. AT ONCE! ladies desk, a pair of depres- CHIPPENDALE dining room table, 4 chairs, May tag gold, silver, and diamonds Wringer, Antique Singer, COLONIAL Bedroom set, like 541~6116 sion French end tables, G0- set, mahogany table, 2 Display aids such as plate new; washer, dryer, Ethan vernor Winthrop Secretary BABY FURNITURE & EQUIPMENT leaves (seats 12) 6 chairs day bed, electnc stove, gli- hangers, stands, and ea'lels, der, misc. items. Thursday, Allen reclmer. All good pri- J.L.S. - Sunday only specials desk, Eastlake double bed Buying - Tuesday - Saturday 16-5 (ribbon back) cabriole ball along with Norman Rock- ces. 88S-6552 10% off all current sheet with 6' high headboard. and claw feet) serveribuffet, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, 9 MOM'S TOY ATTIC - A RESALE TOY SHOP well figurines, Hummels, - 6. 1000 Beaufalt. NISSoN backyard trampo- music/books, 775-7758 Pierced carved Chinese $1,000. 573-4578. and Royal Doultons. Old loveseat with matchilll'l 18637 E. WARREN 882-7631 line, good condition, $350 TROMBONE - brass in good Wacky's so sure you'll get BRASS and crystal tier drop chair, newly upholstered SECOND Annual Garage Sale Kim, 1185-8979. condition with case, $95, best - 4 families Clothes, in- heated up by the goodies he's chandelier, 8 bulbs, $75 or . Empire loveseat, with boa8!- fants, childrens and adults, , gotten together at the Colon- best offer Friday, 881.2428. G.E. 14 cu. ft ,.refngerator, offer 1186-5689. tel'S, beautiful French ladies toys, misc. household items. Ial Shop this week, that he's MOVING - 100yards of gold very clean, will deliver. STEGLER Grand Piano 5'19" dresser, beveled mirror and ORIENTAL RUGS' WANTED Thursday, Friday, 9-1 p.m. laid in a supply of fans like shag carpeting. 2 pair smgle 885-8156. With bench, beautiful carving, must see to appnn AZAR'S GALLERY 1922Beaufait, (Woods>. those used by the famous width x 84", gold drapes, 1 ESTATE Sale-furniture and Rosewood, one year old, ciate Art Deco wardrobe, Evangelist Billie Jo, Bob set of 6 Sheridon dining One of the largest selections of OrIental rugs MINK cape - Autumn Haze, pal r double width x 84" . Two misc 1330 Nottingham. Sa- $3,500 776-0238 Sweeny, to revive those dark red Naugahyde chairs, beautiful Queen at ~lnimum_[In~es like new $650. 463-4791, (Mt. turday, 9 a m. THOMAS organ model G-1, overcome by the spirit so lounge chans Best offer, Anne upholstered chair with Clemens). SOFA, 76", colonial soft green, excellent condition. 823- 251 E. MERRILL, BIkMINGHAM Wacky can cool folks down 881-9427. duck feet; Tiffany type excellent condition, $'75 881- 6868. 644-7311 AUTHENTIC meat block - when they get a look at this lamps, Handel floor lamp 3O"x40"x16", very good con- stuff Y.ou've just got to get HI.FI set, LafayeUereceiver, 4601. with Stuben shade, 9 differ- Garrard record player 2 .: ditibn, $175. ~4791, (Mt. yourself out to The Colonial ROTARY mower $45, hand 8~ANTlQUES ent Maxfield Parrish prints, Clemens). Shop, 25701Jefferson near 10 Critterion speakers Make mower, $15, drapes, $25, FOR SALE clocks, glassware, china and Mile Mondaf thrpugh Sat- offer 881-9427 GIGANTIC Garage Sale - table saw, ~, bike $35, 884- porcelain, etc., etc. L. KATHERINE ARNOLD, ANTIQUES urtia'y 11 to 6 772-0430. YOW' TWe C~s lamps brass baSe, I hb!,b~, ~Il~!i, bes, I 2665 ' , • OLDE ATTIC ANTIQUES - , HbusEHOLD & ESIA~E ~uu. ~E;~, 4f MH.ati!t'l!'attl\1fe~bmtl~ I "2'iiHihog'anyend1a\)IWW1th AT MATERIALs dishes, vacuum, twm Wlcker COUCH, ~clining chai~, end large mventory of furnitW'e, and VlSa are welcomed, and leather tops,l coffee table, 1 UNLIMITED LIQUIDATION SALES beallboanJ, kitchen smk and don't and tables, coffee table, stove, trunks, paper, hardware, faucet, bamboo rollup forget, we buy aJ>- Hi-Fi .Pecan wood AM-FM We have the Architectural an,. praise, too! portable dishwasher, misc. glass, lots of oak. 1607 Mili- INSURANCE APPRAISALS shades, wood doors, 310 new radio with record player. furmture, mimeograph, tary Street at Gnswold, tique materials, the staff Call after 7.30 on Thursday. and the expertise to assist ANTIQUES -I BOUGHT AND SOLD bricks, books, plus lots COMPUTER TRS-80 Model ill 1116-2057. Port Huron. 984-1264 Mon. more. Thursday, Friday, 48K, tape, Epson MX.80 F-T 885-7105. you, in locating the mer- DINING Room furniture, oval day through Saturday 16-5 • PROFESSIONAL, BUT PERSONAL SERVICE Saturday, 16-4 p.m. 1678 printer. Various programs chandlse for whatever your MOTORCYCLE pecan table with 3 leaves, 7 Sunday, 12.5 • TRAINED PERSONNEL Newcastle, (Woods), off and supplies 885-8009. 1974HONDACB 450cc -custom needs We also speClahze m Mack. G.E.Automaticwasher, works paint, padded sissy bar, low cane-backed chairs and but- ANTIQUES custom building glass be- fet, $400. 886-3129 SHOW AND SALE veled panels, doors, front 771-1170 STANLEY garage door $50 great, $95 ll85-OO79 mIleage, excellent condi- tion, ONLY $595 or best of- ST. CLAIR and back bars, from new 885-1411 G E. no-frost refrigerator, BIKES 10and 3s peed ,baseball RIVERVIEW MALL • INITIAL CONSULTATION-NO CHARGE fer. MUST SELL. 774-4454. and antique matenals. G E self cleaning oven $200 gloves, basketball, and bas- ST. CLAIR, MICHIGAN GARAGE Sale - Antiques, 45INCH TV, Amana gas stove, Come Visit our 3 floors of dis- each. Wards washer and ket, ll84-O893 MAY 27, 28,29 new and used items, clothing General Electric refrigera- play at dryer $100 each. 886-1842. and misc. May 27, 28, Fn- tor. All new. 371-8850or 371- DINING set - Queen Anne along beautllul St Clair MATERIALS UNLIMITED day, Saturday, 9:30 - 6 p.m. MAYTAG automatic washer, 7843. solid dark, walnut, buffet, 6 River. 1-94 North eXit St. 2 WEST MICHIGAN AVE., 20012 Parksl~!1 St. Clair like new, $165 flIIS.OO79 chairs, glass/china cabinet, Clair Hours: 9 am -9 p.m YPSILANTI Shores, Old 8 Mile/I.94 SIX FOOT three-way Imrror $1,000firm 1185-94(Ml. Fnday and Saturday 10 FRIENDLY POWER MOWER - 21" Snap- Wlth frame, one armchair, Monday thru Sunday BABY crib and accessories, SUPER Sale-lamp flXtures, a.m -6 p m. Sunday t1artz[i) PROFESSIONAL per, rear bag, 2 seaso~ old. one swivel desk chair - all 10 a.m - 5 p.m "Contemporary Times" ex- lawn chairs, text books, re- LIONS DEN (1) 483-6980 Household SaleS SERVICE Excellent condition, ~5. leather, deep red. 573-9808 cellent condition $160. 526- 886-0123after 6 p.m cords, sofa, end table, Antique and Collectibles 0114. MAPLE dining room set-dry clothes, drapes Much more 22901 Gratiot ANTIQUE Maple sWinginj? SUSAN HARTZ GARAGE SALE - some anti- smk, small hutch, buffet, cradle, 1890's to 1900. $325. YOUR SPECIAL TWO Family Garage Sale SaturdaY,2llth8a.m -4p m. One block north of 9 Mile ques new .portable barbe- wood formica top table, 6 884-2433. POSSESSIONS 886-8982 Furriiture, clothing alr con- cue iawn furniture, good 463 calvin East Detroit ARE MY l chairs, 2 cane seats $950, will Grosse Pointe City ditioner, dehumidifier, toys, framesLeleclric oven, elec- separate. Glrls bedroom set, MISC. FURNITURE. Queen 776-4915 ~PECIAL CONCERN tric mowrs, misc. Thursday, Anne: dresser, mirror, Wlth ANTIQUE misc. goodies. 9-3, Friday, off-white with gold trim, sin- Saturday. No pre-sales. 1323 Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 1616 4pn'lterbed$150each Buffet NEW YORK BUYING TRIP WORKSHOP Huntington Blvd (Woods), gle canopy bed includes $350. Marble top coffee table JUST returned from New Kensington, (Park) canopy and bedspread, dou- FURNITURE off Mack. $Z75. several occasIOnal ta. York. Wow, was the buymg COUCH, loveseat, floral, 7 ble dresser with attachable RESTORATION HAMILTON automatic dryer, bles. Chippendale' foot stool great. We're continwng oW' piece wicker pabo set Black bookcase, nightstand, $350. $55. Plano bench $150. Go- sale from last week, but Chair caning and rushing. shingles. Boy's Schwinn works great, $75 885-00'79. 882-3087. vernor Winthrop Sea-etary adding 3 Tiffany type We Buy and Sell 16414E. Warren Bike. 111&-9069 KENMORE I automatic KENMORE Refrigerator-19 $225 Rare cathedral uphols- lamps, 2 armoires, 2 Art Household washer, almost new, $175 cubic feet, Wlth automatic tered (carved Cabriole legs, Deco lamps, 4 Art Deco 881-9339 ATARI SPECIAL ll85-OO79 ice maker, hke new, 885- large ball and claw feet) clocks, fine tables, nurrors, Get a ".(00" and or "2600" with REASONABLY pliced, 2 love 1007. chair $475 Settee and chalr beautiful pIcture prmts, bENLEY'S super controls, recorder, $425 Duncan Phyfe: Comer VIctorian rocker and chan Estate Sales seats, contemporary desIgn, SOFA and sectional (gold) ANTIQUES and other accessories Best excellent condition 4 piece china cabinet $350; Tradl- set, fme antique Jewelry CONDUCTED BY offer. $300; coffee table - round, Furmture, clocks, Decoys bedroom set, lamps, and top tlOnalchinacabmet(2doors, and tons more of quality 886-0443 AFTER 4: PM. glass $150; 2 piece sec- toy, and primitives 27112 drapenes Call after 4 p.m. tional (taupe) good condi- bonnet top, scnpt) $100. glass and tons of paper Dropleaf tables (dirung and items, post cards and maga- Harper, between 10 and 11 LILLY M. AND COMPANY 30" ELECTRIC range, self 884-8912 tion. $175, cash only. 885- 9-5 Monday through Satur:. 0415. occasional) buffet, hutch Zlnes, etc Everythmg day 772-9385 cleamng excellent cond'i- DUNCAN Phyle dIning set, top, carved sofa, upnghtdln- F 10-30% off WE BUY AND SELL 562-1387 569-2929 non, $95 lI85-OO79 buffet, chma cabinet, full TWO Window alr condltioners mg room table. 573-4578. ormally Larry and Frans of FRIGIDAIRE frost free re- sIze table, 6 chairs, needle. 2,000 B T U. $140 EACH. Warren 8e--oFFi CE frigerator, .top freezer, ex- point seats, $850, 881-0374 Lawnmower 6 years, used 4. SALE on tlus weekend, sure Friday and Saturday, 11-3 SWANKOUSKY'S EQUIPMENT cellent condition, $155 885- SCHWINN - Twmn De-Luxe, Needs mmor repaIr. 886- ANTIQUES 0079. 3361. p.m only 4183 Balfour HOUSEHOLD - ESTATE 5-speed (Tandem) bicycle Good clothmg, furniture, FABULOUS TWO Steelcase desks, ere. BIG GARAGE Sale, Thurs. Excellent condItIOn 886. JUST moved, redecorating dishes, misc., free lemonade NEW SHIPMENT denza. LB M. typewriter SALES day, Fnday, 1~4, lots of good 0456 garage sale Numerous old and LTD. $150. model 12 Ditto copier. 777: condition baby items, chil------Items, antlque oak dropleaf AFFORDABLE European 4646 Antiques, Fine Furniture, LIBRARY Table - solid ma- antiques such as armOIres, drens clothes, toys Books. hogany, 50" x 30", $350 table, andirons, baskets, Art Objects, ~ dIshes, lamps, plctures, MECHANICAL Tools, dnlls, china cabinets, bookcases, STEEL case office desk excel-: misc 5755 Farmbrook Room diVider screen - 3 reamers, gauges, sockets, hallstands, blanket boxes, murors, glassware, carpets, lent conditlon, $39. 55676" - Appraisals. (Chandler Park Dnve - panel, hand carved wood, fishtng, miscellaneous 20235 etc In the Historic House of Moross area) No pre-sales $150 Fireplace mantel, exerCIse board, lots more Friday only, 16-6 pm, 34216 Beaufalt, Harper Woods' FabriCS Bldg, 1500 Wood- ~RnCLES 12 FLOURESCENT llght flX- ceramIc, glazed, hand ESTATE Sale Saturday 10-4 ward at John R Mon -Sat pamted, Imported from Jefferson, near 14 MJ.le WANTED ' ANTIQUE TRADER tures, 8 it complete Wlth all 1498AnIta. Tools, furniture, 11-5 Validated parking m , 21805VAN DYKE, WAHREN - DAILY 1~5 bulbs, reflector shades and ltaly4' x 4', $350 Mink stole, BEAUTIFUL chmese ever- old-tlques Broadway/Grand River lot mounting brackets All or Autumn Haze, $200 824-2348 green $30, fme pair laundry CASH FOR BOOKS : 756-7885 FOUR Window alr condition- _96_1-_~ _ part $30 each 885-1220 after 5 weekdays, all day tubs, $50, good tollet $25, Whole llbranes or smgle vol- : Saturday and Sunday ers, 10,000 B T U 's, like ANTIQUE CLOCK repair BEIGE LOVESEAT (Rowe), 8M-5115 urnes purchased PIck-ups' CHEST Wlth hutch,-desk~and new $140 each, Kenmore Antique pocket watch re- available : large wood draftmg table, MoviNG Sale, aircofldltloner, electnc dryer (6 months paIr Specializing in house chalr, whIte French Provm- THE LIBRARY CO ' wood ice box (cIrca 1925), draftmg board, chest, free. old), $195; rrusc store flX- calls (35 years exper- clal 881-2094 16129 Mack at Bedford , oak kitchen table with 5 legs zer, desk chairs, couch, work tures, mannequlRs, han- lence) 884-9246 Stbfker&~ ll8f>.9215,or 881-9021 Can de- bench, lawn mower, 885- 881-58lO , FOUR-Chairs, -tablewithleaf, gers, cash registers, etc , APPRAISERS - AUCTIONEERS liver these Items. maple drop leaf table, mir- 7665 882-4127 (days), 445-2533, KENNARY KAGE Closed Sunday & Monday , GIBSON SIDE Slde by refng. ror, 38" x 27",885-8687 GARAGE SALE Sunday and after 6. ANTIQUES DUNCAN Phyfe mahogany era tor, excellent conditlon, Monday 11 a m to 5 P m m WITH OVER 45 YEARS expenence m the fIeld of fine PORCH Furniture, glass. top Open Wednesday. Thursday, drop leaf dlrung room Uible, $175 lI85-OO79 table, four chairs, Chrysler the parkmg garage behtnd CLOTHES 'n' THINGS 3 leaves, pads, 6 chalrs, n-- arts and antiques, Stalker & Boos Will be avaIl------Jacobson's in the Village M FrIday, 12-4p m LARGE h~e plants, 849 Not- aIr conditioner, tw10 maple cellent condition. 882-81118 able for comphmentary verbal appraIsals (ex- mdlvlduals, groups, artISts, Saturday, 9 am 4 pm cepting Jewelry, books, coms and-stamps) on. tmgham, 1~5 Fnday 822- bed. 885-5641 RESALE SHOP WE BUY AND SELL • craftsmen, WIll dIsplay TOP $$ paId for color TV'g : Saturdays between the hours of 10 00 a m - 12.00 2368 G-RAND PrIX souvemr map. 26600 Harper (lOlh Mile) CadIeux at E Warren thel r wa res I microwaves, air condib~ I pm and 2 OOpm -4pm OAK HEADBOARD poster, 24"x36", 10 color, Monday-Saturday 882-4396 CONN -TRO-MBONE $125, 10- 5 P ers, workmg or not 77~9310 ' Wlth bookcase, light oak $25 complete track 1Oforma- m PROPERTIES ARE NOW bemg accepted (or con. bon, $5 00 each, plus $1 50 used 1 year Ladles 3 speed CorlSlgnments Welcome ANTIQUE Bombe (French) 779-5548. BOOKS signment to our upcoming auctIOns. pn'ltage and handhng Deal- bIke, $15 Ladles 10 speed $700, antIque LOU1S XV BURLINGTON6-P1ece -solid bIke, $30 881).5315after 3 PURCHASED er mquiries welcome 372- desk, (ornate brass decora- LOCATED ON the lower level of the Great AmerIcan 772-7422 oak Paul Bunyon bedroom 4618 A l.ARGE selection - Like tIOn) $1,200 LIbrary table sell your fine books With Insurance BUilding, 280 North Woodward Ave. set Excellent conditIOn new SChWinn bicycles, .. $185 Vlctonan sofa $1,100. confidence m our mtegnty nue, Birmingham, MichIgan. (313) 646-4560 _9118 HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT Victorian loveseat $450 and experlence SCANDINAVIAN Dmmg 1968, 822-4130. ALL IN EXCELLENT CON. Carved sofa (Wlth human GRUB STREET WHITE vanity, size 24x18,smk room set, teak, table, 8 WINDOW- AIR condltloner- DITION ALL REASONA~ (The Midwest's Leadmg faces, birds, flowers), down A BOOKERY and faucet mcluded $75 331- chairs and buffet $200 only 18,000 BTU's 220 line. Pnce LY PRICED CALL 292-9171 World Renown AuctIOn Gallery) hlled, canopy cushIon $900. 2104. 962-6526 or lIlI6-8S74 $100 882-9508 FOR INFORMATION 17194E. Warren 5'73-4578 882-71CS ' ThUrsday, May 26, 1983 ~Page Eight-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS ...... R11CLED 11-CARS 11c-8OATS 12D-LAKE AND , 11-CARS n-CARS n-CARS 11-CARS POR SALE AND MOTORS . RIVER PROPERTY WANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE b I"CLASSIC", 1960 Mayscraft, CLASSIC. S1. Clair North '. 1980FIAT Brava - air condi. Iml'HEV\' Mo.ntflClIrlo, IIlr, CITY OF CASH FOR 1982COUGAR 4 door AM-FM PONTIAC Grand LeMans, GROSSE POINTE PAi\K Z4 ft. Cbrysler "Hemi" en- Riverside borne 1- stereo, aIr, extras. $6,350. 1976, 4 door, air, power tioning, AM-FM cllss~tl •• pu""'r. AM.FAl MO tlllgine KIDS CLOTHES Gm)(l l'ul\dlllllll. 60,000 CITY VElUCLES gine, Mahogany, excellent of-a.kmd, well-maintained 881-4518 steering, power brakes, au- must depart with for 10.... condition Contact Dicit, at EXCELLENT CONDITION mU(\S. $!.~ m2117 FOR SALE and fully decorated. 5 bed. 1963 FORD Gal&Xle converti- tomatic excellent condition, price of $3,150. ",lm VERY CLEAN, BETTER INVITATION Mayea Boatworks. 725- rooms, 51f.1baths, 5 ftre. ble, $3,500, 500XL Call Don $1,700.881-1264. 1m BUICK Cenlur~' ~'UoI- lllltl GRAND Prllt W BeauU. TO BID 8111. places, large kitchen. new BRANDS, INFANT THRU 14 (\\1 1! h.'!l\" bt'>!~/bl'()wn, all Duchane 884-7774. FORD Granada 2 door, 1975, $2,100or besl ulft>r 1:H...... lIk\ sell1t'd b!ds will be accepted appliances, SWI room, fully Bring in Monday, Tuesday 1"''-'\"1'. air. l'ru.!se, tilt. seek or Thursday, 10-4p m. MG TD 1952, (replica), tan. 16,000 miles, Itke new, 1982 DATSlTN :t\_~X for the following vehIcles: SAILBOAT - 24 foot Cre- landscaped, large river lot ~",rt ~I",t :il'IUl stflrt'O wilh Cd- 1981 Plymouth Gran Fury 4 scent, race equipped, elec- Serious inqwnes only. L C ON HANGERS PLEASE black, tan lOterlor, mint brown/beige, $1.775 885- luxury C'Q~', lUr. !i ~~1. )'C'(hl more ~nd lot.s $1,750 tronic compass. 822-0590. Realty,468-(MI95 loaded. rusli''''''\i't'''d Wcll door LEE'S RESALE condlbon, 800 miles Stored. 0913 hrtl\ ('ar IS paid for C1l11 2-191K)Plymouth Gran Fury 4 20331 Mack 881-8082 $12,500 882-8170. 1969 CHEVROLET Malibu, mainl81nl"d h"n.,t '« MMi #.\-3.'\11 18 FOOT SNIPE FIberglass door sailboat, 2 sets of sails, ex- RESORT PROPERTY RABBIT Diesel, 1980, low extra clean, air, power and Wtl.'\I.'d.dMI\ (.~~l $..,~ ANTIQUE OR COLLECT. 1'9~ \'..--\MARO SS =- ltke new 1979Ford LTDO 4 door cellent condition, trader, ON LAKE LEELANAU miles, excellent condition, steering, excellent trans. 4367 bel...~, II' ~ W. "4 .... l\\ IBLE DOLLS SUCH AS ,~)lbuo!l. headers. dual ex- Bid forms and ll1Spect1on are ant\ -5565 22 Miles from Traverse City after" P-Ill m ~ f Lee MADAME ALEXANDER, $3,995 343-9573 port~lon, $1,200 499-~~ ~\~( GR-60H tires, $2,500 aVaIlable at lhe police de- $1,...... ,.,.,. . near Village 0 La ke - RABBIT (\'l(,,~-W ~M\ 0 BARBIE, ETC 1981 CHRYSLER Town and 1971 THUNDERBIRD, $400, t'n~' Ilt'gotlable 875-2200,9 partment, 15115East Jetfer. FOR SALE - 11' Snark Sall- lanau. 250' frontage. 2 bed- aIr, cn.u:oc' \)~~ !>','«t.'. Wl<'c Countrv. wa~n, 25,ln> miles, 88&-893B _ ... 11\ 6 pm son, weekdays, 8 a m. - 5 boat, $185. 118$-9073. room year-round ranch _ 757-5568 talhe ... ~<'ci!C"':.: 1...... ~'1lI~"" house with fireplace, $6,900.371-8536. 1977 MALIBU ClaSSIC. aIr, I~ CELEBRITY C S V6. pm 886-4511 '\f ~ 71~' W ANTED any unwanted rUIl~eqwpped, G M execu- Completed bids must be reo 36' PACEMAKER Sedan 1966, carpeting, appliances, 3 household ItemS. Furniture, 1981VW RABBIT convertIble. AMjFM, 52,OOOmtles,excel. celVed by Mr. N. OmSt, City 1976 OI..D.....\lt' l.Ulor r.~~'*'....\ ll\l:' car. $7,600 1184-3952 twin 220 h.p. 6.5 KW large cottages, carpeted apphances, clothing, etc 5-speed, WInter stored Like lent condItion, $2,250 886- 98 All hl...rt1W:il,\ I\U~ ~ Clerk, prior to 10 am, May generator, mint condition, and furnished (1) a- Free pick.up RiCk, 839- new. $8,495 886-9688 4581 ther mlt>n"r l,~i -_ .._-_ ...... Thursday, May 26, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine-C 1~EAL ESTATE 13-ftEAL ESTATE 13--REAL ESTATE 1~EAL ESTATE 13-ftEAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 1~EAl ESTATE 13-f1EAL ESTATE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE GROSSE Pomte Woods - 1123 A SECLUDED corner condo, BY OWNER - 1866 Lancas- 794 CANTERBURY Grosse Hawthorne Pnme location, quiet, no traffic, patio offers ter, Grosse Pomte Woods, Pomte Woods Colomal, 4 BY OWNER 10 totally remodeled three great pnvacy, 2 bedroom, well-maintamed 3 bedroom bedroom, living room, din- 1168 BRYS 3 BEDROOM sprawhng ranch chOice Grosse Pomte bedroom ranch Approxi- IIh bath HarrIson Town bungalow Formal dining 109 room, family room, location Fireplace, central aIr, sprmkler system, GROSSE POINTE WOODS mately 1,200sq feet, energy ship townhouse Attached. room With bay Converuent study, latchen, 21hbaths,1st bUilt-in appliances, FlorIda room, greenhouse, 2 car 3 or 4 bedroom brick, 1~ story Large lot, 28' family efficient, beautifully land- garage, basement, ree location $62,900 88f>.2669 floor laundry, 2 car attached attached garage Terms negotiable garage,2,OOOsquarefeet By room WIth studiO beamed ceIling Must see mSlde 739-7305 scaped, timeless Colonial room, up graded ap. ST CLAIR SHORES - One- owner Appomtment or open to appreciate large Iivmg area, 2'k car attached deslgJ1 Remodeled kitchen pliances carpet, retmng to of-a-kmd, graclOw. and spa- 1-5Sunday 886-2612 garage Terms Open Sunday 2-5 and bath, Frigidaire bwlt- Flonda Mortgage absum cious 6 bedroom histone -- --- $92,900 886-3496 ms, new carpet, drapes and able No quahlymg, $52,900 home featuring den, li- OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 pm TWO FAMILY INCOME roof Many extras: brick $14,000 Covers down/Clos brary, modern country kit- 1149AUDUBON 674.676 NEFF ROAD fireplace, custom lighting, 109 Owner, 791-2585 Grosse POlOte Park Center chen, formal garden, at- 1650 FORD COURT SIXpanel doors, central air, tached garage Much, much entrance Colomal tastefully EACH UNIT 2 bedrooms, den, carpetlOg, stove, re- super msulated Mmt INVESTMENT Opportunity - more remodeled throuldtout over GROSSE POINTE WOODS frIgerator MaXimum IOsulatlOn, moderate fuel bills, move-m condItion Owner SpaCIOUSIh duplex, carpet- B F CHAMBERLAIN past two years 4Oed rooms , seperate basements tran:.ferred out of state, ed,drapes, 2 bedrooms. rec OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 room, basement. garage, 771-8900 21h baths, hVlOg room WIth Very deSIrable street and house 3 bedroom, IIh bath:., $115,000 885-1508 pnced to sell In the upper Cenced 10 yard, central air, - - - -- fireplace, formal dlmng Colomal, on pnvate Cul-de-Sac Air condItioned fam- $70's All reasonable offers ST CLAIR SHORES - fmest washer and dryer "tays, room, hbrary, failllly room, Ily room Living room WIth natural fireplace and conSidered Broker partici- area Colomal 3 bedrooms, expansIOn third floor, patIOn mVlted Open House other furmture and apph- '1:1ft Master bedroom swte, bullt-JO bookcases Custom drapes, all bra:.:. 1012 WHiniER cerailllC tile entrance hall hardware Formal dlOlOg room, large modern Tuesday, May 31, 600-900 ances negotiable 7 Mile famdy room, beautifully OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 WIth lovely staircase Two kItchen by Customer aft With breakfast room or by appolOtment 881-1740 Morang $22,900 Call 521 decorated $89,750 Beautiful 5 bedroom English Colomal m the Park, lib- '1:133 _ car garage, new privacy Flmshed basement WIth bar, 21f.!ear garage, patio, or 343-1568 B F CHAMBERLAIN fence Owner transferred rary, failllly room, recreatIOn room, patio, 2 car CAPE COD - profeSSIOnally gas gnll, fenced yard Close to Pointe schools, attached garage, 3 fireplaces, 3 full baths, 2 half OPEN Sunday 2-5 For sale by nl-8900 886-2222 Sweeney Park, across from Woods CIty Hall Assum- decorated, 2 bedrooms, baths 111(4%AssumptIon owner 1409 Yorkshire 3 G-ROSSE Pointe - Park~ Way.. TOURAINE - near Mack, 2 able 12% fixed rate bedroom, IIh bath, beauti- FlOrida, kltchen, dlOmg and burn, 2 family $38,900 bedroom brIck ranch, gar- BY OWNER 882-1223 BY OWNER 881-6292 ful hardwood floors, fITe hVIng room, 2 full baths, fl $7,500down Land Contract, 13-,-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 14--REAL ESTATE 2OO-CHIMNEY AND 21e-aECTRICAL 21F-HOME 21F-HOME 'FOR SALE FOR SALE 21G-ROOFINO WANTED FIREPLACE SERVICE IMPROVEMENT IMPROVEMENT SERVICE REPAIR HQME OWNERS terJOf Doot:> can help 32.'HDI9 ELECTRICAL WORK by STIEBER REALTY GROSSE Pomte Farms 474 mixed 6 weeks old, $25 makes NO SERVICE gutters"); re-rooflOg FULLY LICENSED AND 775-4900 CalVin, by oy,ner Perfect 885-5031 CHARGE if repaired Guar- lIcensed, Insured contractor With J M or FlIntkote; INSURED ROOFING SALE Free esbmates - 881-9751 blown m lOsulatlOn In GENERAL HOME REPAIR First 400 sq ft mstalled at HARPERWoods-;- 21247 starter home 2 bedrooms, 1 FIVE Months male Lab - she- anteed parts and serVIce. ------walls and cell 109 WIth Free Estimates - 882-6842 $159,based a I,OOOsq rt JObs Bnerstone,3 bedroom ranch bath, remodeled kItchen pherd, great WIth kIds and Speclalizmg in GE, Ken- S & J ELECTRIC • Flats or slllngies • lJutter home, natural fueplace, pets Vet checked and shots more and Wturlpool prod- NON-TOXIC cellulose As~ng $52,~ _882-7~~ _ ResIdential-Commercial K BUILDING CO. sale, 5 lOch alununum whIte finished basement, 2 car 881-1222, after 6 p m uctspERSONALlZED No Joh Too Small 881-3515 gutters. First 50ft mstalled garage, near schools Owner 4 BEDROOM Colomal - by D C KELLY BUILDER KITTENS - adorable long SERVICE SINCE 1965 885-2930 • QualIty RemodelUlg at $70 , based on 100 ft job leavmg City 881-5421 no owner Walkmg distance to • Free estImates 245-0507, hair, some calIcos, free to George Stults • Anderson Hep!acement - agents" _ Ferry, North, and Liggett 21D-TV AND shop between 4-8 pm 445- schools, 714 Woods Lane at good home, 885-1618 885-1762 JOANNA Wt:STERN WUldows & Doors, BY Owner - 10 Ml1e/Kelly RADIO REPAIR • Additions of all types 0469 Morningside 881-2765 GERMAN SHEPHERD AKC, 'RICHIE'S App!.lance Service WIND.OW SHADES area, East Detrolt - " bed- ?ALNT 9I I' .. , " - , oil" •• 4' ..... Thursday, May 26, 1983 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Eleven-C , 21G--f1OOF1NG 2H-PAlNTlNG, 211-PAINTINQ, 21J-PAlNTlNG, 21N-ASPHALT 21O-CEllENT AND THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS MAY BE PUR- SERVICE DECORATING DECORATING DECORAnNG WORK BRICK WORK CHASED FROM THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: (storel are listed by streets and from Detroit on PAINTING, WaUpapeung, INTERIORS throu&b the Groese Pointes, Harper, St. Clair Shores ROOFING EUAOPEAN TOUCH BY DON &: LYNN wall washing Senior citizen AL'S ASPHALT • GUTTERS • SLATE WALLPAPER - PAINTING discou.,nt Jan 884.8757. PAVING COMPANY FERLITO aDd,Harper Woods.) • WOOD SJUNGLES • Husband-Wife Team • Wallpapering Kathy, 773-lI689. Paving, sealcoating and exca- CONSTRUCTION CO. Licensed DOWNTOWN: Thsured For The Finest .Pambng vation. ReSIdential and • All types of Cement Work INTERIOR/Exterior paint- In Old World • MetIculous commercial. Guaranteed Ren-Cen, Calumet Tobacco and Gift Shop, 885-8545, * Driveways Craftsmanship Insured 109 by U-M engineering stu- quality workmanship at rea- • Patios main level, near 100 Tower ROOFING SERVICE * dent, 6 years experience. * Over 20 Years Experience sonable rates • Basement waterproofing JEFFERSON AVE":: SLATE-TILE Free Estimate 527-5560 For free estimate call Jeff State Licensed and • Brick &: Block Work ROOFING-SHEET METAL Peterson. 885-8332. INSURED Park Pharmacy, Nottingham and Jefferson QUALITY WORK 35 YRS. EXPERIENCE 641-7766 Village Wine Shop, BeaconsfIeld and Jefferson . BUCHANAN & CO. PAINTING. Best prices now. REFERENCES GOOD PRICES After 6 p m Il82 7322 PAINTERS GROSSE POINTERS Houses, trim, ~arages, re- 281-0626 291-3589 MAUMEE: A.F. WllTSTOCK SERVED EUROPEAN SERVING THE POINTES pairs, etc Cal Pete, 882- CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES APPRENTICESHIP SINCE 1972 2795 21o-eEMENT AND AND ADDITIONS Bon Secours Hospital, CadIeux and Maumee, gIft shop ROOFS, GUTTERS Intenor • Extenor -wallpaper- • Wallpaper and removal LIcensed _ Bonded • Insured Schettler Drugs, Fisher and Maumee _ Pamting (lnt and Ext) EXPERIENCED College BRICK WORK ing SpecialIzing in repairing FREE ESTIMATES CLEANED damaged plaster, drywall _ StaInmg and varnIShing students need work. Rea. KERCHEVAL AVE.: Flushed and roofs mspected, _ Plaster repaIr T & M\ and cracks, peeung pamt, sonable prices. Interior/Ex- Art's Party Store, Wayburn and Kercheval for as little as $10 EstI- • TexbJre celhngs and walls terior palOtmg. 881.0598, CONSTRUCTION Revco Drugs, "In The Village" mates free window puttying and caulk. 885-1798 LICENSED INSURED Shawnj John, 823-4Q49. CEMENT CONTRACTOR Notre Dame Pharmacy, Notre Dame and Kercheval 882-4968 11)8, also painting alununum FINANCING AVAILABLE siamg. All work and mater- 886-4374 _ Cement work, alllunds Grosse Pqinte Book. Village, on Kercheval, between ial guaranteed Reasonable 21J-WALL Notre Dame and CadIeux C E G ROOFING All roof • POl"l.hes-blO\.k-step work A.R. CODDENS Grosse POInte references JOSEF'S GROSSE POINTE NEWS, 99 Kercheval repairs, flat roofs, alum- WASttNG _ Basement waterproofIng FTee Estimates. Call John WALLPAPER REMOVAL Guaranteed CEMENT Perry Drugs on the Hill inum gutters $2 per ft. m- anytlme, 71&-9439. • Experienced CONTRACTOR stalled Storm windows, _ Insured GROSSl!: POINTE fireman REASONABLE PRICES Trall Apothecary on the HIll will do wall washmg. 821- 77~4896 343-0528 Fanuly business for 55 years Cottage Hospital Gift Shop, MUir and Kercheval tnm Free estlmates Ref- WALLPAP~RING • Reliable _New and repair work erences 839-4193 2984. The Rest Paperhanger Estlmates at no charge or R.L. STREMERSCH .No job too small CHARLEVOIX: oohg41lI01l. In Town K-MAINTENANCE Company CEMENTCONTHAC~OH .Driveways and porches Lou's Party Store, Lakepomte and CharlevOiX 21H-CARPET "BECAUSE ALL I DO IS 776-8267 wall washing, floor cleamng Cement oW'speclalty CLEANING HANG PAPER" THOM'S PAINTING and and waxmg. Free estimates. Dnveways _Panos M.ACKAVE.: Patios 15 Years In the busmess alumInum siding Interi. 882-0688 .00imneys Devonshire Drug, Devonslure and Mack. SPECIAL Call Ron for your or/Exterior. Guaranteed Brickwork _Waterproofing Yorkshire Market, Yorkslure and Mack Basement Waterproofmg 2 ROOMS cleaned, 3rd room ProfeSSIOnal Estimate work Free estlmates 881- A-I WALL Washmg. By hand .VlOlations repaired Parkies Party Store, St. Clair and Mack cleaned FREE 7210 l7ee estimates. 778-3342 Steps CALL ANY TIME Alger Party Store, S1. Clair and Mack 751-7893 TuLk Pointing o CARPET WALL WashIng. Satlsfaction Rand's Pharmacy, McMillan and Mack STEVE'S PAINTING QUALITY InteriOr/exterIOr Custom Wood ~ks paintmg and repair. Experi- Guaranteed. Reasonable, 886-5565 CLEANING CO. Interior &I Exterior Free Estimates SHAMPOO & steam extrac- enced, reasonable. Insured. call Bnan, 712-3167 BRICK WORK. Small jobs, Arbor Drugs, 7 MIle and Mack Patching & Plastering Gutters cleaned seaver's, SPECIAL ON' St. JolIn HlJ6Pital, Moross near Mack, tion, spot & stam removal, WallpaperIng, Window tuck pointing, chimney, por- 882-0000. free estimates, lowest prices Puttying, caulking 21K-WiNDOW SMALL JOBS AND ches, violations repaired Gift Shop and The Nook in the Pomtes Good work - Free Estimates WASttNG REPAIR WORK Reasonable. lIl6-5565. Merit Woods Pharmacy, Bournemouth and Mack 294-1602 773-0525 Reasonable Prices PAINTING 884-7139 Harkness Pharmacy. Lochmoor and Mack senior Citizens 10% Off WALLPAPER A.OK WINDOW CLEANERS. FtEA &. SON Hollywood Pharmacy, Hollywood and Mack pROF~IONAL CARPET Call Steve anytime. Service on storms and CONSTRUCTION INC. Mr. C's Deli, Ridgemont and Mack UPHOLSTERY CLEANING REMOVAL 365-5635 screens Also domestic HAROLD ALLTYPFSOF Bob's Drug Store, Roslyn and Mack at REASONABLE RATES .WALLWASHING housecleamn~ Free esti- CHAUVIN CEMENT WORK We use Von SChrad~ dry Equal to the best, EAST WARREN AVE.: mates. Month y rates. 775- CEMENT CONTRACTOR Garages and Modernization foam extraction equipment. ROCKY'S but cost less. 1690 or 773-9838 _ Deep SOli Removal LIcensed and Insured The Wine Basket, Outer Drive and E. Warren PAINTING 'BRENT 88U594 ALL TYPE OF Over 30 Years Experience Mr. C's, Grayton and E. Warren • Fast Drying Interior-Exterior, houses, cr.O'LMIN CEMENT WORK WINDOW CLEANING 71Eleven, East WaITeD between • Leaves no resolhng residue porches, garages, build- • Walks _ Drives. Porches 372-7191 n2-7191 NEVER BEFORE SERVICE cadieux and Balduck Park For free estimate call ings, plastering, inside • Patios • WaterproofIng NEED TO FREE ESTIMATES _ Pre-cast Steps MASONRY REPAIRS: Spe- Mr. C's Deli, Morang 6: Kelly Distinctive Carpet & rooms, wallpapering, re- WE ARE INSURED cialized tuck pointing, Upholstery Cleaners creation rooms, caulking, ADVERTISE • Tuck Pointtng chImney and porch repairs. EAST DETROIT: 839-5155 window repair, dry waU, 372-3022 • Chimney Repair Ask for Tom Barrese J.W. BRUSHING Excellent r«erences. Call' Merit Book Center, 22425 Kelly near 9 Mile Road patching. 24 hour sel"Vlce - servmg the Eastside for many No job too small D WINDOW CLEANING co. after 6 p.m. 715-'1362. Satisfac1\on _Guarantee too small cleaned. Call for a free com- Excellent "Grosse Pointe" re- 13 Mile and Harper .Shampoo ters, aluminum cleaned In- rage floors, ratwalls, foot- • Spot and Stain Removal petitive estimate. No job too ferences. Call after 6 p.m. Shores Cauteen 011 Jefferson, near 13 Mile 774-0414 sured Free Estimates Ings, patios, razing garages. • Upholstery Cleaning small, Senior citizen dis- Free Estimates. "43" Years 775-7362 NeoN Horiz.oD!.~ Shop, Little Mack and 13 Mile •... at affordable prices GROSSE POINTE counts insured 882~0688 . In Busmess. BETON HARPER WOODS: 882-0688 CONTRACTORS 245-0550, 881-3324 777-0642or 777.6263 WINDOW cleaning specialist: CONSTRUCTION INC.; Parkcrest Party Parkcrest and Harper CUSTOM PAINTING AND PAINTING: Experienced col- store, SH()RESIDE Carp;t~- Quality work Reasonable J.W. KLEINER STATE LICENSE #36138 Hunter Pharmacy, Country Club and Harper ing, professional carpet WALLPAPERING lege student Will paint in- rates Free estimates 526- Brick. Block. Stone. EXPERT ANTIQUING tenor - exterior. Reasona. CEMENT CONTRACTOR Kaycee Drugs, Boumemouth and Harper cleanin,g Work guaranteed. 5766 Cement work Patio's ble rates Free estimates. CEMFNT - BRICK - STONE The Tinder Box, Eastland Shopping center, Aisle 7 Fully msured. Tree Esti- 885=8155 fIreplaces, driveways etc.; Call Mort - 331.6030. Patios, walks, porches, steps mates Call 775-3450, 24 FREE ESTIMATES CRYSTAL Clean Co. Diligent waterproofing - 10 years and experienced work. Call Flagstone repair guarantee. - _ hours. INSURED INTERIOR ANIJ exterior for your price. 525-1350. TuLk pointing, patdung SUMMER Special - living Michael Satmary Jr nbng and paperhanging Asphalt pat..hirig and sealing New and repairs 21P-WATERPROFFING 21R-FURNITURE room shampooed and asonab~ ,ates. 3O..}'eaI'S -----___ REPAIR I ~v t • Page Twelve-C Thul'8day, May 28, 1983 : GROSSE POINTE NEWS 21S-CARPENTER 21T-PLUMBING AND 21W~ESSMAKING 21Z-LANDSCA PING 21l-LANDlCAPlNG 21Z-LAHDlCAPlNG HEA'nNG 21Z-Llnd8c.lng 21l-LANDSCAPING FRANK B WILLIAMS Li. AND TAILORING All pfumblrig Repairs In. WOODLAND HILLS LAWN Service by Grosle MAC'S ~ensed builder, SpecIalizing PROFESSIONAL dressmak- MAC'S TREE AND GREEN THUMB Pointe coUlge student. Ex- In home up-datlng and all stallatlons, remodel~ - GROUNDS MAINTENANCE perienced. low rates, refer- SPRING CLEAN-UP Sewers 6: dr ains clean . All ing, alterations and tailor. AND LANDSCAPING SHRUB TRIMMING LANDSCAPING ~ ..mtnor or maJor repairs ing Ask for Anna 881-5585. eDcea. reliable. Call Brad. Complete I)'ard work, ahrub. •• Porch enclosures doors ad. work guaranteed - FUlly - Spring clean ups COMPLETE WORK • Sp~ ~ean-Up _5882, and tree trimming, etc. Insured - Master Plumber. • Fertilizmg ~ Justed, bookshelves in. TIRED OF your fIt? Excellent - Power raking Reasonable rates, qualIty ser- • Power Raking Reuonable ratel, quality '; 8 tallOO,panelmg, new coun. LIcensed - Lawn cuttmg t alterations and &eW!ll8' Be- Vice Call Tom 776-4429 or • Weekly Lawn Care ROTOTILL your iardeD or Hl'Vice. Call Tom. "" er tops, vamtIes. Code vi~ DAN ROEMER fore 5 p m Call 1l8tH524 - FertlliZ1llg flower bed. Free ettlmateli T16-H29 or 882-0186 ~ latIons corrected Fir cour- 882-0195 • Top SOU PLUMBING EXPERT ALTERATIONS, - Shrubbery tTlmmmg, in area. -.ot!88, teow. expert assistance in Speedy, profeSSional Ref. prunmg HOWARDS '~lE ESTIMATES , Improvtngyour home many 772-2614 erences - Weeding and CUltI- TRIMMING, removal, spray- DON PARADOWSKI , area, please call me at 881. ------Grosse Pointe vating TREE SERVICE 839-7033 365-7129 • Woods, 881-84114 ing, feeding and SlUmp re- ~' 0790 : , - Seeding and soddmg • tree removal ASK FOR RICK CERTIFIED MASTER EMIL THE -; • stump removal moval. Free Estimates. - Planting flowers, trees, Complete tree service, CalJ GARDENER '21T-PLUMBING PLUMBER 21X-DRAPERIES shrubs and all other • trJmmmg QUALITY Landscaping - SPECIALIZING IN garden work done. • toppmg Clean-up, trimming, main- Fleming Tree Service, 774- I:.A~ 7251 ; ANDHEAnNG CUSTOM made draperies. 1st 6480. o-tU"' 573.3960 1 • Kitchens • Bathrooms • cabling tenance. Insured, reason- ., quality work, lower prices Residential and CommercIal • storm damage able, references. SenIor • Laundrrc room and viola • Insured and Licensed Draperies by Pat. 772-5440. Fully Insured, rr~ estimates Discount, Seaver's, 882: ~ TONY tiona • 0 d and new work, CAlL TOM TOGGER MELDRUM & SONS LANDSCAPING , Ttle Master PI\Imber Free E.tlmat.el CUSTOM DRAPERIES _ EVENINGS 286-4687 '"'; (~n Gf Emil) TOnt, Licensed Plumber Qualit~ work, rellon.ble ~~~~:~ ------OOOJ - ----~-- ~o Job too IImall New and BI ,Muter Plumber ~CtI. Wide .. lect.lo/ll of la. --- -POINTER S OD .S=7~~ .Wnft~~iiPOi r. repalt'l, viola tiona. lea. All helT\l hand .. wn. LOW.MONTHLY RATES 882-0029 Ba&el, LAWN CARE GREEN THUMB :-: 293-8181 LANDSCAPING • (:u/lllllerchl1 &I ROlildontlal 839.7033 365.7129 882-0287 882.7201 .. . ALL PLUMBiNO~ --.-. __ ,.- _ -,.....,-u:t' _ .....-...--.-r-...",,-=.---="'C S!'W!'R CLE'ANJNG 21V-IWIMMINO • 8Prlnll ClelUl Up • Spl'!u8 Clean-up. S FRANK R, NO SERVICE' CHARGE' POOLI • Thatchlnll • Grallll cutting BOB SCHOMER LANDMARK LANDSCAPE, INC. Free .. Um,le. • Fertlllzlnil • Power raking TREE SERVICE ~ WEIR Full warr},flty POOL openln~a, .. rYlco, • Weok)v Lawn Carll • Fertilizin" *COMPLETE GROUND .... ," •• , ...... ',., .... , ...... G 'hi r ~niibI~ Ll r_.m;: weekly milin 1!1'I1l"~e ~21 .. , .. "I rl'mnVR! • Tr~ ~mnvlll ::4 '" ""'-,,"uu'u. ,.,;"nj" .. t • \,l"'" tV, \..~ .iMiWurk MAINTENANCe. ... SEWERS AND DRAINS 1378. • Sodding • Trlmmin, 886-3537 • Buahea Trlmmlld • Top Soli. Sand. Peat dellv: • Toppin, NOW OI"n:RlNG SPECIALI ON .' . • Sodd1nIl SPRING CLEAN.UP AND POWER RAKING ::;, BOILER SPECIALISTS 21Z-LANDICAPtNO • Llctllled ered • Stump removal -w • SOB DUBE' • Installation Available Groa .. Pointe Resident 712-5645 WM. HARVEY, • Insured • Licensed. Insured INSURED LICENSED :: SPRINKLER REPAIRS PLUMBING and HEATING LANDSCAPE .16 Years ExperIence Ucenaed Muter Plumber • Free Esllmates 881-8526 't' • Free Estimates SEWER CLEANING, GARDENING MICHAEL J, POKRIEFKA SUMMER GREEN Des1gn and Construction LAWN FERTILIZING, INC. ': 885-7711 SPRINKLER REPAIR, ETC. Design, ,onstrul.tion, planting, Our Specialty 884-7013 D LANDSCAptNG Grosse Pointe Woods PRUNING,Iawnand garden ::381 KERCHEVAL, FARMS maintenanl.e Grosse Pointe DAVE BARLOW COMPANY • Low Colt Fertilizin. ..: SllIce 1925 886-38ln MICHIGAN TREE • Spring _Fall Clean.Up, • InHct-weed Control ... Keith Danielson resident. 885.1900 BOBNFVEUX SPECIALISTS • CUtting • 5 apray. to IDiure lull cover.,e ~ IJcensed Master Plumber BETTER PLUMBING Evenln,. 1184-0536 Expert Trimming, Topping, • Hedge Trimmlni • Our low pricea beat our competitors. P'LUMBING REPAIRS • Free E.tJmate. Shaping and Removal • Edging • All Work Guaranteed MURPHY'S SOD * SpecIal 25% spring dla: Loweat Prius Around D84-IMa ~ & • Reuonable Ratti REMOVAL count • Free £JUmale •• ~ SEWER CLEANING CAll. STEVE (LICENSED) LANDSCAPING • ~ri~ and fall clean.upa REPLACEMENT * 24 hour emerjlency service 773-0525 : 294:1602 JAMES LEAMON ....HealOll.ble Ratea For All 886.5662 • omp ete lawn care Hrvlce POINTER LANDSCAPING * Bush and hedge trimming J. :lUKE POTTER ED PAGEL ~-""""--=-",--~- --~-- Tree Stralghtenins and WITTS Lawn Maintenance • • Cuatom del1~n .. rvlce 885-1900 Nurllery Care power raklni, aprln. LANDSCAPING DESIGN J31c. Retlred Uc. Malter LEAKY ToIlet., fauceta re: • Free agpra aall: com mer- ...,. 882-111e8 ll82-139:i SPECIAL OFFER cleanup, lerttHzlni, lawn or ~'irtd. SInk Clean1n\ Vlo- clal, In Ultrlal, realdentlal WILL1AM FREEMAN * * AND .~ . ------atlon. correct.d, mall • Discount to .. n1or cltlzena Land8caplng Now through Mar' 1983 _ c:utUlli. Call belore 10 a.m . PLANTING I tC'EE SEWER and Dnln l:a wa~tld, Ma.t.r plum: CALL NOW FOR Lawn cutUn, my !IpeclaHy. get 5 Yllrdll off 0 tree nur: Ue.~a~e p.m ... 9259 or .f -3f,leanlng. Mutercarct and r. Work my .. lf. 114:2824, DELIVERIES OF Price ill right. Call Bill alter Sodding, Pallos, Decks :- ~ ilery chIps with each work WEEKLY Lawn M-lntlfla""", ..-v 181 excepted, Sewera 7 .m. 754:2339. order. Keeps weeds control: ... ,fti... Gardenh1Fl t .:'deaned UtI.&O complete. .FI• Tf8 dirt1011 led - II $68, valuer Lawn C\ItUJ1l,~rdeniJ1l and ~154-lWl33. FOR • Sod RED RIVER RUN Free Estlmatell lertlllzln,. R.Blon.bI • • Limeatone LANDSCAPING 445-0377 773-43e9 rattll 10 y.al'l experience, -STRlTcTUAL -- CLASSIFIED ADS • Cobbleltone ! - Sprlni Clean.Up * LAWN SERVICE* --= Call Jelle 852811 or 771: ! VIOLATIONS • Sand Clean cut WSU IItudents, six _ 1~. ----- CALL 882-6900 LJCENSED' INSURED - Weekly Lawn CuttIng 181..5105 8:30-5:00 - De-Thatchlni HONEST years experience, LANDSCAPE JIM MURPHY - Shrub Trimming referenceII, reliable, un: DESII"lN 885-9179 - LandlCape Conlltructlon beatoble rates, ~ ., - Gardenlni * Senior CitIzen DI.count, SERVICE Experlenced.Lkensed ANDE RSEN LAWN SERVICE-very r.ll: Free elltlmates, call Tom: WllI plan and execute land: able, private aervlce. Ten Get ExperIenced, Personal 881.6952 acape del1inl at SPECIAL M.S.U, Landaclpe. NUfiery Orlldulle ER CLEANJNG ~eara ex~rience .ervlng ServIce at Reasonable PLUMBING, SEW COMPLETE ~~~-m-a-In-te-n: SPRING PRICES. SENIOR CITIZE N DISCOUNT ~tea. xcellent eqUip: Ratea. Free Estlmates. m t, very reuonable. Can Insured, Keith Coderre, ance by college and high POINTER 824-0852 372-0 580 , for .. Umatea, lIfI2.4228; 8M- school stlldents. For eati- LANDSCAPING OffJc:e 8615 evenJngs. 884-9768 mate can Jeff, 8fl5.tl332, 885.1900 . ' I" -~ ...... ~- -- '.\ I , ,).-...... "", ~--...... ,.~ ~ l / ~ ~ ,; 1 I ,/ '" , ,...,.."..--- ...... , ..... __ .- - - .... , - ....., ... , l ...... - \~- - - ,/ .... ,/ ... - - ...... - ...... ----- - - -j , DON'T JUST SIT THERE WHILE I tl EXTRA CASH BLOWS AWAY IN THE WIND! e I ?, f SELL THOSE UNWANTED ITEMS IN THE CLASSIFIEDS 882--6900 1 WHETHER IT COMES FROM ,1n' 'LI \l , n THE Fe ... I AlTIC ... If • I --I[ I IL r II • ~~D ~ c --- (i 0 4 c b ) ~ I!all 4 'n'~mD : \ l II I ) Ii C • ...OR THE ) ]1 ; j, I Jill I I ~ ii, I BASEMENT, CLASSIFIEDS CAN SELL IT! CALL 882..6900 " Page Fourteen-C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, May 26, 1983 \ v~ ( OH WHAT A AYSLEFTIII, FEELING, ! WE AT RINKE TOYOTA ARE COMMITTED TO .. W1M3 NEW 1113 CENTURY 4 0'" un .. ,.. REQAL 2 OR AolIlO p~ p. -.: ~ ""'*.. ,,...., .... 1 "', PO P' '''-' __ M QUALITY SERVICE ...... NiI~_ ... """" ... ,.... 0 uu! .., IIWlIo 411WW ...... ,;:.g PlCMo;l • Sll, .4072 .. $9396 ... 1tlIr6gI su..~ AND DEPENDABILITY. Ov,r 200 to Choose From! We Lease GM Vehicles Part of a famIly of 1983 FULL SIZE NEW 1983 dealers servmg the ESTATE WAGON SKYHAWK 2 DR. Grosse Pomtes sInce 1917 Third seat, elee dr locks, elec t'gete lock, Auto, tinted glass, electriC rear/defog, Air, pwr winds, woodgrain, pulset wipers, elec r/ sport mirror, crUise, l4 1 8l Elfl engine, !tit OpenMonday' Thursday Nights Til 9 P:M. defog, rmt mlrr., cruise, tilt strng, wire w~1 steering, power steering, style wheels ETR cvrs ,elee dial clock, AM.FM stereo redlo, lugg w/clock Stk #4258 rack Stk #4166 LIST $1,170.00 RINKE TOYOTA Mast. Deal. Dedicated to Excellence LIST "4,173.00 SALE Metro DetrOIt'sonly Eastside Dealer SALE PAICE $8,454.21 VAN DYKE PRICE $12,471.10 AT 10Va MILE NEW 1983 NEW 1983 RtVIERA CENTURY 4-DOOR Air, stereo, crUise, locks, tilt, p winds, elec Auto, p s. P b, electriC door locks, t.glass, trunk rei. mats, trunk trim mats, pulsat Wipers, electriC rear/defog, Air, sport mirrors, crUise, WE BEAT ANY DEAL landau, elec r/defog. lighted mlrr. V8 307-4, tilt sleerlng cust wire wheel covers, radials. wire whl cvrs Stk #4176 option pkg , ETR w/clock Stk #4028 FROM ANY DEALER PERIOD! LIST '10,187,00 LIST $11,231.44 SALE SALE PRICE $15,221.47 PAICE $9,847.20 l 1981 HORIZON 4 DR. 2 tone blue, cuslom, velour Interror, air, slereo, auto, pwr, Ziebert 8,362 miles $5495 1981 BUICK 4 DR S/ FROM $11,976.00 15175 E. Jefferson In Grosse Pointe Park 821-2000 BUICK Mon & Thurs 830-9 00 Tues, Wed. Frl 8 30.6 00 (q.. c}",.~ t1~11 COME SEE THE ALL NE\XI190E MERCEDES ON DISPLAY AT EURO CAR - THE ONLY ONE IN THE U.S. EU,RO CAR OF GROSSE POINTE '19836000 COUPE 1983 J2000 COUPE Air cond., notch back seat w/cloth trim, Cloth reclrning bucket seats, 2.0 lIter w/w tires, rear defroster, tinted glass, 4 cyl. eng , 4 spd. trans, Add. insula- sport mirrors, AM/FM stereo With dig- tion, P S., AM radiO, custom wheel ital clock, automatic. PS/PB, front wheel covers drive, 4 cyl. fuel Injected, body Side moldrngs ~,657 Stk #0590 $8,890 Stk #0261 SERVICE SPECIALS ~------, ! PRESENT THIS COUPON $ 95 i l~c~~~~qt$_Q,~a~c~~~f$~~!~M~"~_8!7;~oJ I PRESENT THIS COUPON I '84 Mercedes '90E '83 Mercedes 500 SEl, Midnight '7 J 3 5 Mercedes Coupe - Blue - Blue w/blue leather very rare. '80 Ferran 300 GTSI L ~ '82 Mercedes 500 Sl Signal red/blk., '83 Audl SODaS loaded. i~~!~~;'~~~!dl~~~~~~~L$18~?~o! BBS Wheels, Spoilers '76 Interceptor III Phone, Dayton '83 Mercedes 500 SEC AMG Wires, sunroof Ray Laethem gives you more '83 Mercedes 500 SEl '80 Rover, 3500, 5 speed. than just the '83 Mercedes 500 SEC, Midnight '67 CONette 427, Red wired leath- blue w/gray leather, er LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN'! leases Available on Most Models - Many More In Stock Ponbacs most prestigIOusaward pre- sentedto Ray LaethemPontiacfor out- We stock 500 Mercedes for Immediate Delrvery Series standing achievements in all 5 areas of service excellence' Open 9 a.m,-9p.m. Mon.-Frl., All Day saturday ISlaS KERCHEVAL AVE., GROSSE POINTE PARK ,I 822-9700 ~------======:oc;;:-,,==~=====_=== "