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30, .. ,' Copy 42 Pag6s-Three Sections PwlllSlheli ., S.canll Crall Matter .t the GR05SE POINTE, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1981 $1) Per 'Y,ar VOL, 42-NO. 31 Post Offlc •• t DetroIt, MlchliOIl GP Theatre Public Hearing 'needs place ~ Set For Condos
to call home By Susan McDonald will step down when his term ex- pires in November, said he "will not By Joanne GouJeche The Grosse Pointe Park Coun- be the one to change zoning in the cil sent plans for a luxury condo- city. A place to call home. That's minium development along Jef- "This is a single-family city, and I what the Grosse Pointe Theatre f€,r<;on Avpnll€, haf'k to ito nl "n_ ,hill" iL ~llUuiu May diaL ..."y," i' ..,. ~lOp~S to say aoout the former ni~g co~mis~ion 'f~~~evi;w: ~nd terson said. Grosse Pointe Nursing Home on set a public hearing date on the proposal sometime this October. At Monday's meeting council mem- Fisher Road in the coming bers Ann MacDonald and Douglas months. 'The proposed development - the Graham asked builder Scott to keep first Cor "cluster housing" on the lake in mind a single family development 'I1he theater 'People appealed to shore in the Pointes - includes 36 as an alternative to .the condo pro. Grosse fointeCity council members units contained in 18, two.story brick posal when they appear before the last week to use the home as a re- veneer buildings. The price range per planning commission in October. hearsal hall and were ,greeted with unit is $200,000 to $400,000, according an initial enthusiastic response from to builder James Scott, of Webber city fathers. The sit~ of the OOme is Place. zoned single-family and would requ~re a special zone variance from the Scott, who has been a builder for Vaughan council at a special public hearing 32 years in the Grosse Pointe area, Aug. 17 at city offices, 17147 Maumee. helped develop the Glancy estate, and Photo bV Tom Greenwood has built homes on Mischa Lane, -energy post . The theater needs a ''Jl:ome'' to ,,-Soon to be nothing more than a memory; subdivision'. John Gehrke, developer for lool 'Mooreland, Briarcliff, Fordcroft and store costumes, set dressings and to the mansion 'that once belonged to Winifred Services, owners of the property, hopes to have in the University LIggett School area, rehearse its five major productions Dodge Seyburn, 16850 Jefferson, now belongs'to five homes built in the subdivision by the end aecording to his son Lawrenee Scott, • eaoh year, aocording to GPT members. hi$tory. The I8.bedroom chateau was completely of this year. The homes will cost in the range a partner in the building firm_ nomInee of $250,000. torn down last week to make way for an 18-10t Scott also owns three Elbow Room Senate confirmatlion hearings are , Membel'5 now meet monthly at .tJhe restaurants and the Georgian Inn in scheduled this week in W'lShingt(ln, Grosse PQinte War Memorial and have Roseville. D.C. for assistant ~retary of energy be~n ~attered around the GrOsse nominee William A. Vaughan, Gen- Pointe area since the theater's incep- The condo development is proposed eral -MoloY'S ~ol'lporation's energy tion more than 30 years ago, says Woods okays beer, wine .at Bonanza for the Morrison estate, between manager .. Gwen Samuels, a theater spokesman. Bishop Road and Ellair Plaee in the If ,the 46-year-old lawyer ~rom Park. According to the youll'ger scott, . a1 dining rooms to be used for pri- - Grosse Poin"te Farms wins senate ap- By Gregory .Jakub who was concerned about the com- the area is' not feasible for develop- "We don't have any of.fices. We just proval for the $52,750 federal post, plicated maze of businesses and in- vat-e function!S such as rotary meet- ment' as single family residences with want a place tu call home," ~s. he will. among other -duties, be re- The Grosse Pointe Woods vestments that -the Bonanza owners irlgs and sports banquets. Beer and today's building prices. I. ~amuels said sponsible for kee1>ing the nation's , Council has aPl=-'oved the trans- are involved .in, finally said he was wine would be available in those , fer of a liquor license formerly satisfied with their financ.ial status. rooms and also in the main cafeteria- "Condominiums are .the corning strategic petrdIeum reserve filled. The the&ter group, along witlh other style dining room by' request from \ held by the defunct Gabby's thing. People just can't afford to sup- Vaughan \'"as named to his present local arti.,ts ,were booted out of the The license transfer approved July waitresses, BieUield said. port the large homes anymore," Scott Gmsse Pointe Academy in April be. Restaurant to the owners of the 20 must be confirmed by the State Bonanza Restaurant on Mack. Th,e license transfer brings the said. "There is definitely a market cause the academy's board of direc- Liquor Control Commission. Once ap. for thcm herc." tors wantehomes' for mell'taUy- at a public forum at 8 p.m. rather, than Bishop or Ellair. Traffic year by Modern Industrial Energy to renovate tlle home have been un. eil and was finally aSked to supply handicapped il&sons, which are additional financial information about in the Park Municipal Burld- being openea in severa[ subuI1ban would also travel ~hat street, past a magazine for keeping the au!omaker's successful becaUse of exorbitant costs private gatehouse at the corner of and, run.ins with bureaucratic red _ ownership and details about how beer ing. communities, have become a 'Con- energy costs low. Jefferson. The e'nel'gy nominee joined GM in tape. The properly has been a nursing and wine would be dispensed. cern to Park residents 'because The forum will be moderated by 1970 as an attorney on the corpora- home since 1960, Mash said. , of state plans to locate a home for City administrators like the $9 mil- The coun.til said it wanted to be Frances Schonenberg. Chairman of tion's Legal Staff and a year later VOitel' Service' for the LWV is the retarded 'On Bedlford Road, lion proposal because it would in- sur,e of the financial status' of the ap- More homes for persons with vari. was appointed: attorney-in-cl1al'ge of GPT members say !if 3<15'FJsh-er Lenore A. Marshall. Voter oguides crease the tax revenues to the city plicant since the former owners of ous hand:ca.ps are e~ted to be from the land, from the current $14,- , the environment'al law section. Roi By Tom Greenwood erences, has good luck or had luck, tel" printout sheets), and asked to account, or in the home. The receipt, it all goes in a file somewhere, draw on' them. On the other side a listing aU the destroyed documents, To the certainty of death and law f,irm's confidential r€C'Ords were protects the aecount should any "That bothers me, and it should detailed. agency question their actions." taxes, Americans are now qdd- bother other people. Who's looking at CJ ing a third curse-paperwork. all thOse records? What's to stop A third tale told of a large corpora. While document destruction as a As a people, we live in a society someone from pulling Y'Our We as a tion losing $1 million when a simple business is a fairly new entel'Prise, that requires the hording of re- f-avor to someone else, (who might be set of their financial plans were Wieringa and Meyering aren't a pair ports, computer printouts, forms, a business rival), while looking for a stolen, "All the stories are true," of fly-by-night, make-a-quick-buck applications and records. Much th ird ')arty 's records? Meyering said. "I ('ould tell you a lot operators. of it is confidential, classified more. some of them funny, some of "There are tons of confidential them very ex-pensive and embarrass. Meyermg is founder of the Ml'yer. and or potentially e~barrassing. papers around and plenty of pooplc ing:' ing Corporation. consultants to man, itching to look at it at someone else's ~ agemen~ in financial, organiaztion According to two Grosse Pointe expense. 'I1hrowing this material out GDD doc, more than simply walk planning and marketing. He, tx-gan businessmen, disposing of oul-of- c «' .... (/I" PQ~e Two-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS ...._--, ------_._---,------T~ursdaYl July 30, 1981 . ._'.. E RAMER -:'".~ NOW OPEN.IN.THE-WLLAG~ at Pianist Kottler greets festival IEGAN" ~'8 .IOP Pointes to spend By mne MOraD ... T...... 'rL. t:.taL,..... __- App'L....,or ... Ift ning's fine performance in. Featured in the Young possible by a grant of $1.000 The Grosse Pointe Sum- dicated a bright future for Artist Debul Concerl will be in prize money from the ...... a mer Music Festival's third the Ensemble. 21.year.old pIanist Stephanie Michigan Foundation for the $385,000 in grants concert, held on' Wednesday, After the ooncert, a recep. Le t to " . '...... _ JM ...... •.:"'_ ...... ---. - , 'Io;'•• ~ ':.... i ! Thursd.y, July 30, 1981 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Pige Thr.... A FLEC plans SIDEWALK SALE, Thurs. Fri. Sat. soccer hash 'I\ow Open The Friends Df ~LlOC have CONNIE'S-boys' & girls' wear announced the organization ti~ to- 0!l'h PrimeTime-- will CQn.duot a sodoor benefit STEVE'S PLACE - teen boys 20905 KELLY Cor the organiz.ation on Tues. 2 Block, Nort,h Of 8 Mile, E. Delroll C ":ni !Pay evening sept. 2, at 6 p.m. O~n M-Sel. 10-8 lImlled Editions 772 5633 CI'tlZ' ens Fri. 10-8 RoclcweJrs Hummer, .. For ..:Je+"or ------at Univer&ity Liggett School, , . 1045 Cook Road. 9 MILE 81 MACK ~wlt tickets are $3, $2 fm on:ldren 12 years old aM 50 to 75% OFF under. For more infonnation, '. WZLSON "WOL:P':BI:R By Marian Trainor main interest is reading. He is a call FLEe offices at 886. 777-8020 1&. 3510. With the ease of a talented juggler, member of a unique reading club in ------PHARMACY Mrs. Louise TeWalt keeps dozens of which members get togeteher each 15222 E. Jefferson Avenue volunteer projects going. Because she week to discuss an important book a.p. Park' (between Lekepointe & Beaconsfield) is so very organized, she manages the they have all read. In the meantime, very nearly impossible. The remark- he reads on his own. "If he isn't here able aspect of her involved, busy life at dinner time," laughs Louise, "I just Phone 822-5474 is her low-keyed approach and her reach for the phone and call the li. genteel manner. brary and ask the librarian to remind FREE DELIVERY Serenely she tackles the problems him of the time. With each one in. Open Mon. thru Fri. 8:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. that dedicated people who head up volved in their own pursuits, they Saturday 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. organizations.face. Quietly and logic- 'look forward to being together at ally, with maybe a little maneuvering nilitht and sharing their day. 'raon,tIHI - VtHln - CHnlllcllt AID here and there, she accomplishes what With all of her outside interests, "!lr C_. DJaullt Is needed and literally hundreds ben. Louise is very much a home person. efit. She never demands but gracious. She grows vegetables and cans them. ,.. unla t. IlOCllf1Qlltor, n.ro. ly presents and is completely under. She is an aciepi. :ll:IUl~:l~n~:l9 IIUU 111110 Michael R. Ozak. R.Ph.' Richard Kuczma, R.Ph. standing if for "Somereason what she belongs to a sewing club. She does .~-, asks cannot be delivered. She bends beautiful needlepoint and crew.el and fREE BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENING backwards to make allowances for knits. Her: home, attractively decor- those who fail to follow through on ated, sets off the priceless antiques HThey Shoot Horses,' Don't They?" fiRST WEDNESDAY OF EACH MONTH. promises. In times of stress, she re- with long family histories. mains cool. SHE IS VERY youth-oriented. She SEE PAUL RINKE FIRST .,", With all her many contacts, Louise shares her skills with young people has never resorted to downgrading a by teaching' cooking to upper elemen- at Roger Rinke Cadillac co-worker or the opposition. Beyond tary students in a Continuing Educa- * He'll give you a healthy trade-in allowance on that old work horse. Ann()un'c;ng her committed volunteer work, she tion Program in the schools. She also * goes out of her way to do personal conducts a class in Beginning French, He'll,show you the luxury of driving a new Cadillac. favors. She is a person every organi- teaching her students practical and Call Paul Rog." Rinke Cadillac the Opening zation would like to have at its helm, conversational French to take them 758-1800 11 Mile at Van Dyke ", , a dedicated; knowledgeable and tire- through a trip to that country. It is , less worker who handles all situ a- a pretty good guess that her students ~,~. OGER INKE of tions with the savoir-faire of a lady benefit enormously from her first- ... : .. ~~ 'Vh~ch she is in every sense of the hand knowled/ite of France. ':!: word., Her association with the Grosse CADILLA MRS. TEWALT, comes to Grosse Pointe schools began when her two Pointe from the North shore of Chi- daullhters were students. She was .. HOLLYWOOD cago. But much of her early life was head of the P.T.A. Mother's Club and ; .. spent in Europe. Her father, Ralph various committees during their time .'..' Varney, was an architect. In those there: Her interest in young, people "':.....' days, an architect ..would- not only /toes beyond her teaching activities . ",' design a buildinl{ but he would also S}J.eorganized a hign .school volun- ~, .PHARMACY be commissioned to furnish it.' As a teer program in 1960. It was a pro- =: result, her family made frequent trtps gram that not only benefited the com- ".~. ..O' ~ abroad to choose fl\rnishings for im- munity as young people went out to ,,< portant clients. Sometimes, they perform n,eeded services but it also .INC. stayed for two or three months. Some- gave the students an opportunity to ...', SPECIAL MODEL-END SAVINGS or,,' times longer. Once they stayed in work in a field which they might 011 A NEW 1981 ..: , Formerly Paris for two years. Louise attended later choose as a 'career. There were -.-" school there. Her ability to -speak and about 750 young. people in the pro- . .':.. read the French language is main. gram with 28 possibilities for place- .., tained by her 25-year membership in ment. :.: Arnold's' Drugs a I'(roup that meets weekly to read As chairman of the Youth Commit- ,:" and COI).versein the language. tee for Southeastern Michigan, she ..~ Louise's interest in volunteer work helps to draft leadership programs ..:-- ,.20853 Mack Avenue began during her childhood when she for young people. "It's amazing the .." was 12 years old and worked with number of things they can do," she .: her :mother at Hull House in Chica~o. commented. "They learn first aid, StO"D.VIII. .'..' ~: Later, as a sociology student at Smith work in blood banks and other com- .: 881.810Q College, she worked i~ a woman's. 'munity serviCes. Most importantly .. pt;ison. While working for her mas- thev learn that there is personal satis- PlUS! RUSTPROOf. AT'NO'ltIil, CflARGEI_ ': Pharmacist: and Owner ter's degree at the University of Chi-' faction in helpitig others." Louise wtle"yewt.e dennry" yow 1M. eM" ~ JfIfy aI, 191t, ...... 5 YfAl/5I,OlIO MIl fUU WAIIBTY Off AU. V.f.H INGlIS SOUJit' + 0.: cago, she worked and liv~d as a vol- often meets some of those people who "'. Mr. "Bill" Leliekens unteer in' the 'Stockyard' area, the came out of the various youth pro- ..'": same location that provided back- ,l;!rams.who are now grown and giv- "':... who has been at the lOcation gro.und for Sinclair Lewis' lUI'heJun- ing of their time Mld effort to the ....: gle." community . :"t. for over 17 years~ During the Roosevelt administra- In addition to these activities ::: tion, Louise's father, who was a class. Louise woX;ks with the ChildreJi'~ ,-.' All current prescriptions mate of Franklin D." was appointed Center, of Wayne County, a mental " liI/ed at this location . to the post of the first Federal Hous- health center associated with the De- .. ing Director. While in Washington, troit Industrial Sohool; is a' trustee - .-_- Louise worked as a volunteer for the for a vear around non-profit camp for . Red Cross during the war. Her job retarded children which also provides STOP ... .. was a 'first' also. She was the first respite care if parents need tempo- ... per,son to work with the overseas rary care for a child; is a member of Before you buy that new .... OVER 30 messages service. She saw the de. the United Task Force for Camping . .-: YEAflS partment grow ,from two to 150 peo- a group that evaluates camps and EAST AREA truck come in and see what IAJAX pIe working in the program. w:orks at the Rehabilitation Institute It was in Washington that she met in the Medical Center, a new concept ,- her husband, Perry, who was working with top facilities that counsels fam- Radiators & Air ,Conditioning for the Automotive Manufacturer's Hies on how to cope with a disabled RINKE TOYOTA . Association. George Romney was head member. ALL MAKES - FOREIGN I DOMEStiC of it and )\fr. TeWalt worked as his How does one person get involved has to offer \ . assistant, doing public relations, a po- in so many activities? sition he was well qualified to fill. Louise explains that one commit- He bad worked for the Wall St. Jour- ment leads to another. "So many • Short Bed • Sport Truck , * Radiators * Gas Tanks nal and set up that paper's Ottawa' proiects are interrelated," she said. • Long Bed • 4 Wheel Drive Bureau. "When you begin working with one Mr. TeWalt is now retired, but like. you find that input with another ben~ • Diesel ~: * Healers his busy wife, fills his days with many efits the first one." :: interests. He belongs to the Grosse She tells of how she be,gan as a Trucks For Work • Trucks For Play ;. * Water Pumps I Hoses. . Pointe Men's Club and golfs, but his (Continued on Page 15A) 13 MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM . * Complele Air Conditioning . County starts virus survey ",. SIrvices FURNACES! ...' P.O.,. .' & BOILERS he~l~~nl~r~~~~rth~no~~~~ bl~~lYis :ak:~~~o~a=i~~ $7,082 ". R I dl.that the Wayne County that serve as the principal ;. ep ace lIeaJth Depal'tment has begun host of St. Louis Encephali. .' 1 DAY SERVICE c its summer mosquito~rne tis in nature. The birds are :.". All Work Guaranteed . •"M~.Iencephahtis surveillance pro. not harmed in the pl'O('ess of ,.:< lIIa!@ gram. taking the blood sample and •G .' USING & HE",'TIN",' I Last week Eric Henderson are released after the speci . ,. 775-8720 PLU 1ft ". mosquito surveillance techn,l: men Is obtained. ~' .. cian, beian to collect blood'Preser.tly, there is no t'e1l' ,." 17800 LIVERNOIS' UN 3,7100 10yoll Ln. 81~ .: 14447 Nln. Mil. - 1 Mil. W. of SnUot '530e KERCHEVAL' VA 2.9070 umple;s from house SlParrows son to S'Ilspect that Mlc:htgan 1726 MAPLE RO • 643.4180 DtIUI DItIII ;. In dWerent parts of the I is lI-t any special risk for :" ______1 county. Tlhe bird blood sam. experiencing an ou,tbrca1c of :,. pies .provide an early warning mO£quitoJ1>orn.e enreph.a1lt1s. ~ ,'" should the mOlSQuito.borne No speeial precautions to ; encep;ha1itis virus be fouM avoid mosquitres ~ause of ~DIESEL :: in Michigan this summer in encephalitis are being ree, ," su£fident quantity to can. 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Aug, 2, the Molor City Theatre Organ EARN• Society will present Melissa I Ambrose at the console' of ! the Wurlitzer 2/6 Theatre Organ at the Punch & Judy Theatre. • This is another of the reg. ular free mini.concerts given 21.490/0* the first Sunday oi each I month at the Punch & Judy Sunday's program will fea. ture classical, J)Opular, Latin and country-western selec. (EFFECTIVE ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE FOR 182 DAYS) tions, Melissa. a high school sophomore has studied the aceordian for four years: and organ for five years, After ON graduation, she plans to con. tinue her studies at Wayne state University belore em. I barking -upon a professional career in music. . Following the program~ re, OUT -OF-POCKI:T DEPOSITI freshments will be served in the lobby. The Motor City Theatre Organ Society is a non, profit corporation of' more OF 55,000. than 45{) area residents: Its purpose Is to preserve and restore the theater pIpe organ In its original setUng IN where possIble, and to fQliter OUR interest in its music. The society purchased, the Redford Theatre in order to .preserve the Barton 3-!Y1llnual, 10.rank thelitre MICHIGAN MONEY MARKET pipe organ permanently in its original setting and to provide a home for' the society, •. Membership "In the society SUMMER PROMOTION is open to interested' in. dividuals. -----., Famed artist: FROM ANY OTHER BANK, plays as gues~ . '. ~ SAVINGS AND LOAN .: '. carillonneur :. Ronald Barnes will be. the OR CREDIT.UNION guest carillonneur at 'The Grosse Pointe' Memor'ial Church 'on Tuesday, Aug, 4 at 7:30 p,m. ' His program will include =-. UNSECU.RED AT 9% S'IMPLE ,h' original carillon music, by ; , ~ Matthias van den Gheyn .and BORROW INTEREST.(TO.rALCOST $224.39} George Clement, transcrip. J,"" ~.. tions of music by Searlatti FROM OUR BANK FOR 182 DAYS" . and Rameau, and his own ;'. " . , work entitled Triptych for Carillon, Barnes' distinguished ca. reer includes serving as Un I. yersity ~ 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. - II performed by Mary Bevfrly. soprano and Nigel N()rth. Monday. Thursday ! baroque flute - both tram Michigan National Bank I England. • I Guests may ~lect tram 9: 30 a,m .. 6:00 p.m, - Fiiday ; three different ticket prices, : For 5;7 a full brunch of main 9:30 a,m, . 4:30 p,m, - Saturday ~r055e ~oil1te5 course, fruit, bread : and heverage is offered. Conti. 21143 Mack Avenue at Brys 8~5.5600 nrntal brunch is $5..'>0: in. A full service bank Depositors Insured to S 100,000, cluding nut bread and buLler, fruit compote, cottage ct(eesc An affiliate of Michigan National Corporation Over $5.7 billion in assets and over 430 banking locations statewide. and beveraf(e, Coffee' and *Rates and interest earned a" subject to ch,mg' weekly. co ncert is S3, ' . ." For res('rvations and. in. Ulnterell paid on $10,000 minimum depotiu for Money Market Cmificatel is currently 1~,04% or $760,3~, h i, the highest allowed by Federal regulatiOn! and Peder.1 reeulalionl require sub. formation, and a com~lete ltanfial Jon of inler~Sl for early withdrawall. Pederal regulations also prohibit the compo\lt\dit\g 'O( ifiltrtU during rht term of the certificate deposit. "Music At The Instltute".bro. chure of events through Augu!?t, caU 832-2730. t ' ( ,\...... - .....- ....""".-P-•.•-. _...---_-.._ ...._....-.....-.....-....------ 'ThufldIY, July 30. 1981 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five-A ThaJland'. opIum lou,ht ..£' The Thalland government C" LV B U I L 0 I N G~O The Grolle Pointe New. • Awards top of~ 25th season recently received a $2.05mil. "'[;;1 • lion grant from the United ,:. ~lnu 19" ' - Natiom Fund for Drug for Grosse Pointe Theatre Abuse Control to be used f Having a Problam? C811 This Week In a contlnuing eftort to per. I ... Presentation of gold Clar., Jesse Villegas, of Lincoln l' shared by Ric Selke, Dale suade farmeri that food' -882-3222 ence awards for achievement, Road, won for the Albee Pegg, of Falrholme Road, and crops can be grown as prom. Remodelln~Speclall8t8 ... and the announcement of the play. Art Thompson, of Neff, in an ably as opIum poppies in the forthcoming season were "Cactus FIGwer" walked unusual three-way tic for the upland region. Far mer S Rooting, Family oome, Roo. Rooms, two highlights of Grosse oft with awards in lighting male worker trophy, and Cis agreeing to discontinue grow. I' Kitchens ... Code Violations in Business Pointe Theatre's 2o5thannual (Chuck Chrisman of Vernier ChrIstensen, of Lakepolnte, ing the poppies will receive and Estate Maintenance ------1 awards banquet held Sat,u;, Road), sound (Karen sch. was ~ncontested as the credit to purchase fertilizer, W. hev. our own etaft - day, July 18, at Detrolts manskl), properties (Marie theaters 1961-82 season, seeds and agricultural tools, ------~ V.rbi •• t named Masonic Temple ballroom. Devlin, of Roslyn), and set The traditional ceremony --.------.------_-.-_.-- --.------.--- .. -- .. ------agency prelid.nt John Lake received the dressing (Jean 'Bowles, of I of passing the gavel to the I evening's longest ovation as' Hampton Road). new president took place as For-mer executive vice-presi- he was 'presented a special Peter Walllko a mime in' Wally }Iaher, of Three }1ile Tota Com ort System , . dent of C. M. Verbiest and As- award for retiring from his "Cactus Flower'" won best i Drive transferred his presi. sociates, Inc., John E. Verbiest post ~t the War Memorial non.featured actor, and the dency to the ~ewiy.elected B C; .. has been promoted to president and hiS many years of help best non.featured actress Pegg, who officially began y .." of the insurance company. Ver- and enthusiasm that have trophy was awarded to Sandi his tenure by announcing the biest began his insurance ca- helped Grosse Pointe Theatre Phelan for her singing and theater's 1981.82 season of . become on~ of the state's dancing ill "Irene." plays. reer In 1932 and later joined "?-ost acclaimed non-profes- Michele Karl, of St. Clair, . Pegg announced the Nell FUEL SAVING 5 YEAR lABOR .. M i c1h ig a n Blue Cross/Blue s10nal theaters. Grosse Pointe and Tom Stein Simon musical "Sweet Char. • AND PARTS WARRANTY . ' Shield, eventually rising to the The C I are nee awards, each walked' of with Clar. ity" as the opening show, to VENT DAMPER ON~~:~~r Dellill Modal rank of vice-president, ~ro- named for the theater's first ances for "The Fantasticks," be followed by "The Passion \' 568C '. fessional Relations. Verbiest came to the insurance ~!~~~..':~~,~~~~~~:_~~.~",?!~-~s••:~e_~~i_~~.,.~.~?the Old i ~~.~~~:~Ia~: at~:ryv,,".~w~1~ I! ....~ • CERAMIC COATED W~ d I ~() 1=1= II TI IQI= , ,agency 1n lllOO.. I i~g'~rih'i~~;~;~t .i~th;-th~;.....';Abcia";d~..~d'H~ioise," the ! le-g-~~'ci;-o"RomanticComedy'''I ~'lll~"'.'_:... ntAi txGiiAiiiEn ' - ". - - ._... _..- _ Raymo WRIF ter arts. Medieval love story, won the latest hIt from the author . ... :. '.chi.f .ngin .. r , Best actor awards went to awards for s~t design by Ja; ?of "S,a,r;'eTime Next Year;." I • NO,CONSTANT - brllont Stepping into his post as chief' engineer of Clark Scholes, of So.merset, Purd()n, of VIllage Lane, and Nuts, a new drama that IS PILOT . . ., for his role of the phIlander. best stage manager (Emma destined to become a classic; Moon HEAT PU PS WRIF ra d 10 lS LoUlS Ray~o, .former assllitant. ch1ef ing den tIs t In "Cactus Jean Evans), while' Kathy llnd "Funny Girl." m M ", -engjnee~ at. the station since 1978. Raymo Joined Flower," and Bill Clyne as MorrIs as producer, and Nancy. Sortor, G r 0 sse OILUXE AIR CLEANERS, BOILERS .. ' ,the station 1n 1974 and has worked at WWWW in Abelard In "Abelard and Marty Mandelbaum as musl- Pointe Theater's ticket chair. IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION .. Detroit and as a television audio engineer at Heloise" In a rare tie vote. cal d 1r e c tor, took home man announced that season , , Channels 56 and 7. . Kathy Grabruck received her awards {or "The Fantastlcks." subscriptions are $205 tor 2 YIARS FRII IIRYICI ". M K' d' . best actress award for her "Irene," the nostalgic 1919 four 'plays, since "The Pas. WE ARE LICENSED HEATING AIR CONDITIONING & ElECTRICAL CONTDACTORS . ' C Inn.y Ir~ctor performarlce as the nurse In musical, garnered honors for siGn or Dracula" Is the !I!th Ii. , I\f' . of communicarion. "Cactu. Flower." best vocal direction (Keith non.aub.crlptlon .how, or 38 VEHICLES TO SERVE YOU. SERVING GROSSE POINTE SINCE 1949 Gene McKinney has 'been promoted to director Supportinl actor and ae. Sipos), be.t co.tume. (Loll only $30 lor all five plaYIl 527 1700 I ' I 574 1~70 of communication. for the Motor Vehicle Manu- tren award. went to Mike Conatant, ot Trombley Road, and mualcal•. Current aub. • • . FREE ESTIMATES • K1 ' P bll A6t I "'I I I H Evan. for "Abelard and and Rle Solka), and boat Icrlbora; aho IIddlld, will roo 14'4(N7•.,Q'.M~&TIOT , 287,O.o~,:t.Af I'MD'I,VI f IC turen A IIOCIatl on I u lC.tU a r8 IJ V.II on, e Holollo" and Pat VUlollu, tochnlcal direction (Mary coivo their automAtic renowal n '''' ' ' • om ,hid -been grou'p_ manaSer-public relation., McKin. of Lincoln Road, for har rolo Lau Johnlon, ot st, Clair noticea during AUSUflt,IInd _ WA""IN no)' camo to MVMA in 1976 when ho WIlli appoInt. ., an Clvolvin¥,lOll crllaturo Bhortl8), Kathy (lrobruek rtl. porlon8 not currllntly hold. od a public rolAtloni llI(lciAto and lator public In "Somapo,' turnod to tllo podium tor lIor In, MOBIOn tickotll may ro. FLAM E FUR NAC~E , rolation. managor In 1977, McKinn@y WAil previ- IIAb(llml IInd HololllI" and 81!oond Award ot thl! lIvllnlng quut 811PIlC!8th>n8 by wrlthlll . . CUlly II publicltlonlJ odltor with tho am Sanely IISOlllC.1H,1I title! in tho uttl. t()r hllr mokllup (hlll",ol tor to Tloktlt Cholrmlln, yrOUIl . C f D troit d 1 v@c:1 f 11tlmo lI!>r)' of bilit dll'tlctor; Loll "SIlIllOIlJlIl," Pointe Thtliltor, 32 Lako . :' ompany 0 Cl an Ii 10 lor II' U • Dondlor, of St.Clalr Shoroll, The most eovetod llward., Shoro, Grollo Pololo Farms, ...~~~~dCh~f,x~uU~~fi~r~~~~d, w~ ~r t~ ~m~ md ~~I!r~ t~ y~~ wo~ M~Wpn tmO, ~ ~ __ ----~-_~~~~~~~~------~-----~~- DI.t.r Bo.hm promot.d v-p' • . New vice-president of corporate growth and fine development of Restaurant Ventures! Inc. is Dieter VlllAGE.MARKET . Boehm. He was former vice-presiaent w1th the Wlnes C, A. Muer Corporation for 14 years. In his new . 18328 Mack Avenue-In the Farms position, Boehm will be responsible for operating I . • .and company administration, along with marketing - present- liquor concepts. site selection and development. Announcing, •• , 'W, Michael Irelabd is now senior vice-president "THIS WEEK'S BELL RINGERS" • .' at Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Delaware , .• 'Alex. .. ' ander M. Nick has ,been appointed to the board of CLOSED SUNDAY ana CLOSED WEDNESDAY AT J P.M. Prices EHective July 30, 31 and Aug. 1 '. trustees at St. John Hospital, •. J. Richard Dunlap. :.. 'DDS, MS, .has relocated his offices to 18136 Mack. . New phone number is 8Bl-5890. . .CAMPBELL'S '., :' - ~oanne Gouleche HONEYSUCKLE BONELESS .~::'!GPCinepta League TURKEY ROAST TOMATO 4 to 5 LB. :.~:,setsfall 'program .- ' 'Catch Of The Day' Average LB. " ' The Executive Boarl;i of ject of a color slide show $1.59 ~,the GrosSe PoInte Cinema on Nov. 2 ,by Helen Beau. SOUP . : ..League met on July 19 at the mont. . . FREIH . home of President J. Ross On Nov. 16, will be' a , 'Bush to formulate plans for double 'feature when Ester SCALLOPS OUR OWN 10.75 OZ. CAN ,the 1981.1982season; Porter shows a super-8mm First V1oce,'Presldent and movie entitled "Czechoslo- LB. . Program Chairman Esther vakla and Hungary." Then '4.78 .Peters has already booked George Leggatt will pr*nt VEAL PATTIES for an outstanding group of pro- his latest 16mm movie, "A FRESH grams, which will be ahown Touch of Ireland." 4 $1.00 'at.8 p.m. on the :first and 1981 closes w~th "India," FILEI OF SOLE (Breaded .third M 0 n day s of each a 16mm film by Leo Tallieu or Plain) LB. PHILADELPHIA month, in the Fries Audito. on Dec. 7. LB. $2.49 rlum of the 'Grosse PoInte Other new Cinema League '2.98 , ' War Memorial, 32 Lakeshore board members are Second CREAM CHEESE Road. ,Members dues are $8 Vice.President Willlam Fil. , per year. bee; secretary, Vera Sharples; OUR OWN The season will open on treasurer, Gerald Pearsall; sept. 21, with "Let's Go to historian and publicity chair. Hawaii!," a 16mm m , _~~ ...... _~~ __• " "-. ~. _/_~,;~,.~" .. , ... ~c,,' Page Six-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, -July 30, 1981 .... - . .. .' " .:~I . .. '" " " ~; . ., •' roo :ft/; i! :..~~ ...; # ... r .. '''.'' I .' ,..' • .." IYlBYOD GI!S A GOCA-COLABARK.'PLUS' !HI CJlA1ICIm WII' $1.00, $8.00, $10.00, even $10.001 .. ' .-' - ~, Open I ne•• lviDgs account and ~e'l1.d,d$8.00 morel- _ Just-come into our office at 21143 Mack Avenue and ask for the "real thing." You'll receive a Coca-Cola."Real" bank. Check the' bottom of the ba.nk to see if you've won one of our instant "rea.l money" prizesl There's nothing to purchase ,/ and yo~ don't need to be a customer to win ...... but we hope you'll take advantage of our "real" convenient serv1ges such as: • All-day Satur~ay banking. • 24-hour banking, seven days a week with a free Michigan • Statewide access to your ac- Money Card. counts at over 430 locations With a Michigan MoneyTM Card. • Regular checking free of service charges with a' minimum balance of • Free Michigan Interest $299.00. Cheking Account (NOW account) with check safekeeping when you have • And $5.00 added to your new a Michigan Money Market statement savings account. Certificate. Michigan National Bank Offer good only while supply of 600 Coca-Cola Limit one Coca-Cola banks lasts_ ~r055t ~ointt5 bank per person. "Coca.Cola" and "Coke" 21143 Mack Avenue You must be 18 years or are registered tr-ade- Grosse Pointe Woods older to quality. marks which identify 888.5800 Limit one $6.00 addi- the same product of T-he A Michigan National Corporation Bank tion per person and per Coca-Cola Company_ Members F.D,r.C.' aocount, \ II, ThursdlllY, July 30, 1981 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Page Seven-A St, -Ambrose grads reunl'ted ro----IcouPoNa----'0 II t P h R t I The llradu.Uon class of st. 'Many of those in attend. p on 0 urc ase en a Ambrose Hlih School of 1931 anee remain residents 01 the '15 AWe. celebrated Its anniversary 81'e&'-Patrlcla Bowes (Mrs. WITH COUPON mass .t St. Ambrose church wood Drive. Henry De Stnet, Knabe . &Bon am n I last month. followed by a ot Ridgemont, !Marie Kraus. . luncheon at the Georgian man. (,Mrs. Kramer Foster). H I Inn. or Brye Drive, 'lbOtJUls De 'st. Ambrose School was Corte of Bishop Road, Lu. I founded in 1919. and many cille Humelsheim (Mrs. Lu. "'AIIO' • ORGANS I of the graduates were the cille Conlan), at Wayburn, I first to have attended all 12 Helen Friedel (Mrs. Paul I I ....ears. Garvey), of Lexington Road, T. Tedesco " V' . . M . (M Rob- 331 5500 Of the 46 graduates 10 are Irguua onmng rs. 29929 Harper Avenue I , " e1'5 La Chance) of Hillcrest I'772.0820 de<:eased. Of the remaining and Owen O'Rourke of Mary: Formerly located on Karcheval. Grosse Pointe Park 36 24 attended. Total at. I .I te~dance numbered 44 which land. ------~_~ , included spouses and guests. Two of those attending came from Florida, one from Sara. a ~'~~~--\4355 FISHER RD. We deliver sota, and one from Port Richey. Other out of towners ~. - .~ 882 5100 O,ln I to 5:30 daily, Wed. caine from Jerome, and Ad. ~ - 'Iii noon. Closed Sunday rian, Mich., and Olmsted Falls, Ohio. Old photograpb5,y ear liepARMS~ )10 oks, and other memorabil- ia were displayed at the lun- cheon, resmting in stitTed I memories and many laughs. 1 Choice Delmonico t1 Hoffmans. ,t dim The coouruttee rnemDeI'6 were 'I1hOm3$ De Corte, Roast or Steaksj Hard 5alami C'hainnan, who also acted as MC, Faymond F.riederichs, Helen Friede\ (Mrs. Paul '4.69 LB. P;if:e;' '2.98 LB. Garvey), ana Lucille HumeL I -{ shiem (Mrs.' Lucille Conlan). St. Ambrose High Sehool class of 1931 gathered (Mrs. Harold Addy) , (back row left to right) Thomas I Fresh Chicken Breast (no Backs) $1.49 lB. recently for a photo Including (front row left to right) 1>e Corte, Henry De Smet, Owen O'Rourke, Norman Dorothy Krass, Franees Chartier (Mrs. Frances Gasvoda), Lendzion, Dorothy Des Rosiers (Mrs. Herbert Howe), Pointers work Morrell Bacon '1.79 lB. Louise Sharpe (Mrs, Peter Kirsten), Elizabeth SCheid t;velyn De Ronne (Mrs. Alvin Jarvis), Cart Hynous, C (Mrs. Burton Leath1ey), Richard Schehr, Jane Brookes Maurice Gie1eghem, Raymond Friederichs, Ludlle for Red Cross Fisher.Tomatoes 98 LB. (Mrs. Walter Sprenger), Marie Krausman (Mrs. Kramer Humelsheim (Mrs. LuciUe Coman), William Peplln, LB. "'oster), Helen Friedel (Mrs. Paul Garvey), Virglnia Curtis Carmichael, Patricia Bowes (Mrs. John Doyle) and Two Pointers, EIUo.tt Phil. North Carolina Peaches 49C Monnig (Mrs. Robert La Chance), MadeJ1ne Monnig Katherine Macks. lips and Anthony J. Vinci, are' among officers recently elected by the board of di. Mrs. Wagers Harbor Spring Haageri-Daz rectors for the Southeastern GDD offers business security Michigan Chapter of the Curry Dip Ice Cream (Continued from Page lA) make it available for retrieval and ana the like It comes with the terri. American Red Cross. statements, insurance policies and the tllen destroy designated material tory today. . Phillips, a board member 9.0Z. JAR '2.09 fL:~~RS $1.59 PT. like. We don't look at anything we - under supeh'lsion, if the account ''The thing to remember is that since 1967, is an attorney just put it right into the macWne." wi$hes verification. collectors morally have a responsibili. with the Detroit law firm or GDD p~efe1'5 to use a confetti ma. :'W~'re a paper society," Meye~ing ty to protect. this inf?~ation and Hij.I, Lewis Adams, Goodrich _ Seedless Grapes $1.29 lB. chine believing it's- more efficient Sind. Everyone has statements, tIck. then destroy ~t when It s no longer and Fail. He will serve a31 than ~ shredder els, coupons, credit records, computer useful. We can help !:hem fulfil1 that lIirst vice-chairman of the LB. "0 h' . h '1 all " tapes and printouts, insurance policies responsibility." Mushrooms # 1 Cello-Pac '1.49 ur mac me c ews I up, _ board and chairman of the c Meyering Slliid. "Staples, paper cl-i:Ps Red CroS6 executive commit. Home Grown Green Beans 59 LB. and all. You can also put in a lot of tee. . materia! at one time. With most Bonanza. gets Virroi, president of Winkel- Camembert-Natural, Fresh 8.0z. Wheel $2.15 shredders, you,can only destroy one (Continued from Page lA) li~~.~~,,~~~~S~n...p. man's and a .member of the or two papers at. a time." ments in the Woods up to six-four plicant was Le Cafe Francais which .board since 1979, will serve Old Brussels Belgian . -To finish the" job, GDD collects with Clus C (liquor) and two tavern last year 'look the city to court before 3.!. chapter treasurer. alll tne confetti and' hand delivers it licenses (beer and wine only.) its request was approved. Cheddar Cheese Waferettes 7.0z. Box '1.-39 to 1In EPA approved incinerator The transfer does not violate are. DlIcovery 1I.01d fact The total of six operating liquor where the partioles are burned. cent Woods ordinance that prohibits In these days of searching licenses in the Woods is far below According to Meyering. business is more than six in the city for alternate energy sources, licenses the quota of 15 th1lt the Liquor -Con- New Canada Dry booming. "There's a real cali for !.:his since the license_ ttransfered to Bo- many Americans are discov. trol Commission has 'aHorted to the serVice," he sald. "We intend to open nanza WIS. originally granted to Gab. ering mankind's oldest fuel Diet TonicWater city according to 11:5 popu11ltion size. a full record storage retrieval, all'd by's which closed in 1979. The U. -wood. The demand for 4 Calories Per 8.0z. Serving destruction facility soon. As far as I cense has not been used since then. The Woods Council has put a cap wood stove! is sharply on the know, there are none currently dn The Bonanza owners reportedly. on licenses because It is concerned rise. An estimated 4 to 5 794 LITER PLUS DEPOSIT the U.S." paid about $30,000 for the license about the proliferation. of liquor servo million U. S. hou.seholds are The faclIity. would catalog and which was being held in escrow after ing establlshmenls on Mack A venue, headed for partial or com. SALE ITEMS ABOVE IN £,FFECT Till AUG. Sfh store------_._._------~------information for cOrporaWons, Gabby's t~ed bankruptcy. the city's only commercial strip. plete------wood.fuel use. The all new 3 millIon dollar VIC Tanny Health &...RacquetClub Banked Indoor Women's locker room Women's Par course Aerobic dance Enjoy the ultimate in the luxurious fitness facilities of America's NO.1 health club chain at the exclusive new 1/12th with individual dressing exercise training exercise Vie Tanny East Health Club ...but hurry while you can mile track rooms and showers area area area still take advantage of our moneysaving Phase I Char. ' ter Membership rates. Call today and be among the first to experience 3 mi!lion dollars worth of the finest health and fitness facilities. lounge, health bar and pro shop / F At 2 DAYS Charter Membership I I I Aqua~lc I Rates Increase I exerCise I I area I August 1st I I I I I I I I I 1 I Men ...Women call l I I I I VlCrANNY I ,I EAST I Health &.. Racquet Club l. FIRST LEVEL 20701 Old 8l\J\ile Rd. Cooed steam Men's Large Olymplc.slze Men's Regulation at Harper and locker co.ed swimming exerclse racquetballl sauna rooms room whirlpool pool area handball courts 772-0005 \. ~~.1.AIr...... '- ... , ...... "._ .. _'""_...... _':I" GROSSE POINTE NEWS ) ,Thursd.y, ,July 30, 198 I Thursd.y, July 3_.0_,_19_8_1 , GROSSE POINT'E NEWS Pago Nin&-A ,€andidate Forster ~~l~~.eI cJ~'tmha"::~~/~~:~~cd~~~~~~s.aY~uPh;i~~ (Continued from Pago 8A) , to rely on people's qualifications and backgrounds. )'m not saying I'm in favor of it. I don't want to Q. Public safety. tee our services qr thl.' beauty of our city lose any of its lU31cr.I realb:e you have to puy for what A 1,don't think the police department is up you get, to par. I m not happy about the increase in crime. Q. Public Safety. 1 ~~~:I~~:I~~e~~~~~Y~l~;;;e:~r~o t~al~t~:r~r:cd~ - A We've got 11 fine police department. I un- department doesn't have an annual report out yet dCfstllnd why the clty (laid oll an officer) but I ; for last .year. I'd like to see more pauoIs on the :don't agree with it. Grosse Pointe Park is in a I street. I m OPposedto laying off officers, It's the :pecuUar position, being next to Detroit. I'm not I wrong time for that. .' ~~~i~~s~v~~tfh~~e,b~~l;':~:;: ;~.bt:~~:rea oio:hi~~ ;j Q. Kercbeval Improvement and othel: federaf :. :The fire department,' I understand, is one of the : projects. " •~i~~tsl£o~~~t~~~~~r~~~~r~l \~c:c:n:::;~~': t I A. I oppose use of federal funds for housing.: , .being spent on fi\llarles,1 have to wonder if we / More strict buUding codes and enforcement are I ' :cl1.n'tdo it more efficiently. ~ more effective for improvinghousing.I'm noteom~ : Q. Ken:hcval Improvement and other federal j ;" pletely opposed to funds for commercial develop- ~projects. j :~n~a:.w;Viliinks~h~a~~v;fo~~~~~tr~~U~r~e~ :~eral t;~r:.i'~Z~u~~:;1J~~r::e o;ft:oenc~sr~~J~i~:1 ' ~:ar~eHet;b~:f:S~Vre'fe~~~arTu~;:.so sure if it's Pulrick Murphy, ::~ens during the,last election that thoroughly looked I I ;.1Otothis, and 1m nIl for it. There are no "strings" • I 'Q. Group homes for mentally-handkapped. Patrick Murphy, 49, of Somerset, J.j ,:;pCCJ ; my ~~~u~tt;~~~h~ ~:~h~~d~~~~nrh1~~ :i~o:;:;~~ ~:~ti~te:::;:'t:;t ~~~ 'A. I think ~eople ought to be given an alter~ proJ~i'm impressed with the Kercheval project. native to people. tion. I propose looking closely at the qualifications native to single family housing in the Park, (Continued on Page 12A) 1/3 TO 2/3 OFF 50 to 75% off SELECTED TOO! ITEMS uUen'g and INCLUDING JEWELRY 'HUMOROUS MUGS & COCKTAIL g - . NAPKINS CUJmnen' nashiOtlS DESK ACCESSORIES 'OIL PRINTS HANDSOMELY "FRAMED ". .:c . AND MANY OTHER QUALITY ,E...-th \' ')~ FRIDAY, .JULY ,31. "'~" SATURDAY, AUG. 1 ITEMS ' OI;~' ;j;~- the VILLAGE AT, '- ...... ~.... oifKercheval Ave. '. "0 ~~ 6-10 p.m. 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. , . ~ (Kerch~val closed between Cadieux & Neff) (Kerc,heval open to traffic. on' Saturday) 11S839 KERCHEVAL DANIELLE'S GROSSE POIh'TE.t.!ICHlCA." 48230 171'~lt~~'::~~~~U.i»ho".885-2267 17009 KERC.HEVAL AVENUE (313Il182.6260 TRAVEL GROSSE I'OtNTE ~, ..An OIJ :J,.aJUion' -The,sood stuff GALERIE, LTD.' new to ike Ullage FI'I'~Kliidand's BAYNE OF GROSSE POINTE 17045 Kercheval 50o~V111raoc .... \epoiIt IIbit Wppe .-In TIr. Village Ut ~ C)JOtLI aqellc~ t/o.e CHEAPI' Special: Imported '884-0701 OPIlOANS (W~aqe to Seh.Ve a~~.qotLI 1PrllllII ElIIIl li:.J11 II II:;; Pi) Pettipoint purses 10%-80~/o "*' Men's pants, short &. tltaveQ fteeds. glop b~~et US OFF A SEL£GTED GROUP .' .. ...,.1:. '-11"." 0 . ~- long sleeve shirts "..,GIFTS 'OF DISTINCTION ~eQp p~aJI qotLI ftext tltl/> O./ld .-- Friday Night Live ... - '- OF One- Time-Only 20Yo011 ••• 16841 KERCHEVAL PLACE ,;:'. STOllE HOU~S, . eIl!ek !ke COfttest Jl Savings on yarns, needlepoln't ' $J3~ each or two fo~$25~ GROSSE POINTE ' 9,30-5,:10 dall)- 6~A SPECIAL~ kits, supplies ... up to .'Cop! Th.rJdoy & Fndoy ~ we're open 9:30-9ioo p.m~ . gklle 8"AI/> .. Boy's .pants, short & THE ORIGINAL * * * * * % HEADQUARTERS FOR YOUR ENTRY FORMS A VA/LABLE AT )50 long sleeve shirts , PREPPY ACCESSORIES ~ign oftl)t;ftttrmatb .~, .ISA ond, MASTEACHARGE INCLUPIO 16980 KERCHEVAL CBack to sc~ooQ speciaQs AT 16844 KerCheval Ave. .-' 16930 Kercheval. In 1111YIIIagt • 881-4575 $800 . Da~id BaYne 885-5400 :}'{: 882-3135 , NOTREDAME o".n ThUr8d.y E~nlnfl. , • each or two for, $J5~ 0/\ CRebeJte/\ce CB_ool.w 17037 KERCHEVAL IN'THE 1/IUA8E 886-0111 ''.!). ~.' ViII"'}." -~ .g{?Jnl v4ll1l00Q CQea.~(lJ\ce Ode '30.,$35. FRIDA)' NIGHT' LIVE SALE ~ 'drq£ ~nh' ~;1l! KRESGE~S "f (fir"n~ '''hdt 17101 KERCHEVAL' - GROSSE POINTE GRl~SSIl~PPERS $40~$50.: 'GRAND RE-OPENING SALE July 30-31, 1981 P1_ c.MeIl'S I'ALUES TO $IOQ 10% savOI.gs _ Chlnet DOWN LOOK m1A_r CUiOhlell'S ~ A;:~n Ed,nonds ~ J1Nu~t' SI!!ci - CI_ JACKET _. Pists. HI_" IIAI DOU. gkoes %es * Wr.g.l,t ~-ir;b 1!/~set1lers - -_.c...~,=--~~-,;'O. Oil 00 00 '16. "* W d!::J:Jer*'NIIIm Bush 'If RocltJxWt ~ '12." to up to 10 ,",'1 .RIg.$iU7 ~.$1o(.44 up *JO/;F1t:OTj & Mu"rphy * Aft" HOllrs '~'7R~,S2," Atg.5{$1.00 , eVeJtyUtOl.g 45et..I\l<" z1polf_ Shop our compfMI 50% oM 1lOet..I\Io" , Boys 100% Nylon Mooof StIllWbonY. 50% o~~ _e.....Potyoot..-IMI.!z.. _ -,Ilomo. 01. HenrI'.- ...... QuooII- 3opoc:lc- Ponly- ,~~ _11lIotIpIlIII SOCKS 8lyIIi128 Em"'~A.f~;..tST.C1JI..IR. GIlO!SIPODn'! Ute C OprnThll,JiU]l!WfJi.gs '#/8:.0 2 for'3°O 88 sac .'1" fteg,Sl.I4 882.8970 AIg. 't.R7 NCtl 24oz ••• RIg,ll.l7 M&5[~rwd VISA ALL FLAYORS-1 ql. .1" DoIlcioUotorluncl1or_ _.-.. LadIeI ..... C . Peg. Ten..A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, July 30, 1981 AIIltricana C:Olllume4 650. AnUpoU;Uon II W I have BlnII Come In AU SIu1I SwIM Worke ... ~~!a1loM of alt!OhoUe I added aft I".rq. of $585 to Party honors There are over 8,500 dlf . The Swiss are Europe's ' ...... 1n 1"', on1)'1.1. th, mlnllfacturin, l.'OlU of I Meet your congressman ferent species 01 birds, rang. hardest workers, toiling 2,000 .. l~ ~t mort thin the yelf, new American lutomobUe Ing in size from the hour,;; per year, They also'''' ' ....tore• i durina the put 10 years. Park's Duncan bee hummingbird of Cuba, which have fewer days off - 18. ,:' Retlt'i~ G r 0 $ S e Pointe wei,hl! one.tenth of an ounce, By comparison, West Get'. ' Park Lt. Gordon C" Duncan to the African ostrIch, weigh. mans work 1,784 hours and.'" will be the guest of' honor ing about 300 pounds. get 27 days of leave. at a party S&tur<\ay, Aug. 28, at 7:30 p.m. at St. Maron's Hall, Keroheval and St. Jean .. Ticlrets, at $30 per couple, I are available by calling Em. ALUMINUM WINDOWS ma Nyilli at 822-&00. Other 2 TRACK - 3 TRACK . , members of the committee to BAKED ENAMEL .. horror Duncan for 'his 31 WHITE AND BLACK years of service are Andrew I L. Meeker, David HHier and IGerald K~akowski. POINTE SCREEN & SASH, INC. I I 20497 MACK TU 1-6130 Filling International gaps I Police chiefs of 126 coun. 1------.------I tries form the govern.ing body for Interpol which op- "ge~1n~d" erates {rom headquarters in I REMODELING Saint-<:loud, just 0 u t sid e AN D ADDITIONS .' Paris. The o!1!llnlzation is ,lu:-~ run by a €tafl of about 180 COMMERCIAL - REStOENTI~l PATTY FORSTER persons who are paid by the J~NLtN ARCHITECTURAL SERVICE for Gro... Point. Park police of their own nations. BATHROOMS - KITCHENS File9 are kept on 250 million BUILDING City Counclll . individuals. Many countcll'lll l.. 777-6840 that do not have .relations 21719HARPER AVENUE Vote Tuesday, with each other, or may ST CLAIR SHORES. M1CH 48C8l August 4th, 1981 actually be 'at war, communi- .. cate through Interpol. Israel .. Paid by Committee to Elect Patty Forester: and most :Arab countries are That's what Bon Seeours Hospital the 12th U.S, Congressional Distril;t,' J(sthey McGovern, 1144 Balfour, G.P.P. examples. staff member Margie Dutts (above) while Congressman Dennis Hertel did earlier this month when em- of the 14th District meets another CITY OF ployes had the opportunity to talk hospital employe. The tea gave the with two of their elected officials at congressmen a chance to meet em- an informal "Meet Your Congress- ployes as. individual constituents ~rn!lat'niutt iIInn~li man Tea." Ms. Dutts is shaking hands and as members of a special interest ~ with Congressman David Bonior of group. MICHIGAN ~ ~• ~ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council, ..:; Students visit state. capital and l\filliken meeting as.~ Board of Appeals under the provisions of ...... Five Grosse Pointe Acad. lems dealing with public After research and strate- Section 5.11-1 of the 1975 City Code will meet in the ": "..,1 U.S.D.A. Prime & Choice FR.ESH GROUND Large California emy students participated in mass transit, such as how gy sessions, each team of Coun<:,il.Court Room of the Municipal Building, 20025 ~ four students was g'iven two Mack Plaza, on Monday evening, August 3, 1981, at . BONELESS AU SEEF a three day Governor's Prob. communities can improve ~: Sweet Juicy hours to complete the six ., lem Solving Institute the 7:30 p.m. to hearing the following appeal: • 01- NEW YORK STYLE HAMBURGER week of July 6 ,in Lansing. Itheir transit system; new step problem solving process , . methods of crime reduction; of brainstorming, synthesiz. •.!'. .STRIP from CHUCK NECTARINES Sponsored by the Michigan Appeal of Stefan Klimczak, 2182 Anita, who is appeal. '. Future Problem Solvipg Pro. finance, and how to encour. ing and evaluating on a spe. ing the denial of the Building Inspector to issue a per- .'. gram, the Institute was the age people to ride existing cific aspect of mass transit. mit to construct a residence at 2182 Anita which would' '. ~ snAIls .79 LB. The best solutions were then •• WHOLE OR HALF '1.39 LB. first of its kind in the coun. transit systems. create a variance in the setback requirements as pro. .; try. presenteli to other transpor- v1ded for in Section 5.4-2(8) of the 1975 City Code; a .,: The first assignment for tation experts for their eval. : From U.S.D.At Prime Beef .Large California Gov. Willlam Mill iken variancl! is therefore needed from the Board of Appe . . '3.89 LB. academy s.t u den t s Carla uation, and will be present. also f • cur & WRAPPED FREE Our Own Special Sweet Juicy asked students to solve prob. .. Christensen, Brad Phleeger, ed ,to Gov. Milliken so that .. Recipe Marinade he can' share them with gov. Chester E, Petersen '. Angela Walton, Wendy Osann '... SHISH KEBABS ernment polJcymakers for GPN-7.3~81 City Administrator.Clerk '. SANYI' PLUMS' and Danielle DeLuca was a their review and possible ... ". Sparkling Pure WAIIR mass transit scavenger hunt implementation. .. LB. where teams of students rode Minerai Water '2.95 79C LB. ---r,. With '.p,.,,/ 011#011. ami HIAIIR? the CATA Bus System of " From the Napa Tomar_. It~y 10, a,iIt " C,II Lansing ana collected items VaUey, Cal!fornia from each stop. This gave .•'. MELLOW ~ HOMEGROWN ~ . the students ~irst.hand knowl. 7 Oz. 6 Pack Ctn. -.• LONG HORN nYLE ZUCCHINI edge of the buses and the C) NATURAL ~~ people who ride them. Their final destination was the Comptroller 01 1M Currency ~ '1.90 "11. Dep. Admlni.tr.tol 0' Nltionll Sinks jI '.12 Oz, 6 Pack Ctn. COLBY CHEESE SQUASH PLUMBING tHEAllHG state Capitol where they had . ~• 17600 LIVERNOIS' UN J.7800 a tour and met Lt •• Gov. '5304 KE~CHEVAI,,' VA 2.9070 Brickley for a question and .. " LB. .3~.~: , ",,'- - '.72S' MA~LE ~D .• 64J.48ao REPORT of' CONDITION '2.49 "'"Dep. '1.97 I answer session. ip ConIOIlGI!Ing _lie ..._ of me ~ r• r Michigan Nationa~~~k' orGrosse Pointes c~ .. r t' InIh.. ,... of Michigan .•,meCiOMof _"'1$ on June 30 . 19S! ~ publo_1n rHjlOOH'O c*I macIt by CompIr_ or me Cu".ncy. undor iii'" 12. Unitlld Sl&l .. Cod •. SOCltOO 161 t' r _Chon ... number 16970 Nltion.l Bonk Region Number 7 Stalemenl ol R..... ro.. and Liatlliliea - Thou .. nGI 01 doill" Call1ind clue "om depolllory ons1llul1OM ...... ~14 US.Trouury_ ...... , 2 232 Ob/llllbon.oromerU. s. ()oo;emlllttlllagonci.undcorporlliOtl...... NONE .Great News OlliJQ.lbOns of SUIIS lrnl pOillQI $.bdM~ons tlllhe UllIled surfS . .. . . NONE Olho< bond •• notes. ond clft>enluro...... NONE Fedetll R... rv. stock ond COtPOfII' ,'oe!<...... 45 lllclong~ntMC:Unh.. .. . NONE from EastPOInte RacguetClub's Fodoral lund' solcllnd soeunlle. pu'd1ued unde< ag,.. mem.'o ,.selI . 1 500 Loans.Total ("c1udlng u... mlld '~l . '1 3 • 136 L.ss: Mowa~ I", posslble loan lasH...... 8 Loans. Not ...... , . 3 128 Original Owners: L.... financing rlCl EASTPOINTE Averilg.e lor 30 c,le-ndll days (or ~leoo.' rnonttll et"I(1l~ WlI""~ oale • Best courts in town. Lowest hourly (on Court Clt~ Ind d>Je'rom ~Sllcry mlllluhOl'l1 -_iL Time) Ftde,al 'uMs SOld 3jr:d $~cvrlt,u j?urcl'lilSfd 'Ji1dfr ao!temf"lS 10 !tst~1 ~.£..Q... 10% DISCOUNT. T.:>III ~n. 2 819 court rates. No-charge membership when permanent court time is purchased and paid for T~mf CI!r1',ljc.l!eSOI CltPOs I Peter D. ferguson Call NOW ~ce President & Cashier EastPointe EastPointe ... -----~----- 774-1000 Truly the best for additional hlformation Racquet Club for less Nine Mile at 1-94 Expressway ... says it all! East Detroit, Michigan 48021 Thursday, July 30', 19,81 G R 0 S S EP 0 IN T E NEWS PI98 Eleven.A . Nearly 100 years ago, Yale Christmas music began. as Nur8iJ!.g home University's rug b y coach, prayers. As early as 100 A.D. Enroll kiddies I Over A Century of Service Walter Camp, devised rules the Bishop of Rome urged Obituaries , cuts its beds for a new game and dubbed his people to sing the prayers in kir,dergarten, I tQ the Eastside CO" dlurdti~s the sport "football." The (which were in Latin, of Enrollments in the public I &cause of ~inanclal diffi. first scrimmage took place on course) In honor of the schools' kindergarten classes Mrs. Evelyn Erickson p~rsonnel director, ~eseRrch cult!es, St. Joseph's Home, 1',I,~~'\" the New Haven Green. - birthday of Christ. . IdIrector, public relaMoM dl. 4800 Cadieux, was forced to for the 1981-82 school year services for Mrs. Erickson, rector, vice.president and close its 14-0ed Nursing Unit l.~~" T" l J.- ~,~ \(~4 I are still being accepted. .. formerly of.Pemberton Road, I' chairman of Me board. 3;S oC May 31. The move will ~ ... ~ . ,'. . ...~~ "J' ~.J Parents who have not yet ) .. "'.-JI • L ~. ~~fJYi;fe~~er~l~ash., were She was a member of the cu.t costs and win elimin'ate ~ registered their. kindergar. ~ ~ "ot 1'" ~ ,"." ~I ~ She died Tuesda Jul, 7 League of Women Voters. and a licensed nursing home ad. .",:) ., .- \\ ", • \'1..11..' ten.age children in a pro- . y, >, Vas sa r Women's Wnters ml'n.istrator, dkeetor of nU1'S. ~ "''''' lo'iI_tf" gram for 1981.82 can either In her home. '. f I, .. -:~_>:.• ,~ ~ ' contact the offices of their Mrs. Erickson was active I (DetroIt). She al~ took r~e. ing, licensed praomeal nurse, ... . ~ ''''' local elementary schools or for many years in the Grosse I ~ance. and theatncal. wrltmg seven nurse aides and a Ii. I, can contact the Office of Pointe Women's Club. ! Jobs .10 New York City. Mrs. censed registered dietician. She is survived by her hus. TraVIS had trav~le4: to Eur. As en June 1, St. J~'s i.L 'I Elementary Curriculum in SPARKY the Administration Building band, Ernest; a son; a daugh. ope and ac~ed In little the. is a licensed home, for the I, of the Grosse Pointe Public ter and several grandchil. ater groups In New York and aged, giv.i~ persoD'a1 care HERBERT'S : School System' at- 389 Sl. dren. Detroit. to more lihan 100 residents Cropsheek Chapel of Clair Avenue. The telephone She graduateC: from Uni. over 62 years of ll1le. ,! , number for the office Is versity Liggett III 1914 and __ Invites You to Dine Mrs. Irene E. Berno was a Phi Beta Kappa gradu. Conl-entrated milk ahead I 343.2022. Services for Mrs. Berno, ate from Vassar in 1919. She A frozen milk concentrate The Wm~R.lIamilton The majesty of an English Tudor 100% Natural lighted by such authentic design Butter Flavored Granules library is yours at savings now! detailsas linen fold carvings and This magnificent wall system In glass doors - and gives you meticulously crafted solid oak maximum storage and display l~~i_~~...._~. with selected veneers in our rich space. Come in soon! I ~ 'r,' _ ....~7' I, ,,'----' new Coventry finish, is high- l ." . \• 3 ways better Tradition House the n butterl YOurEth.n AII.n O.II.ry Save calories, (CANADA DRY DIET TONIC WATER IS NOW IN STOCK) 1S mlnutss from Grosse Pointe cholesterol & cash! Hours: Mon" Thurs, Frl. 10.9 Tues., Wed., Sat. 10.6 Sunday 12.5 In Bikini Sections 5600 EAST EIGHT MI. at MOUND,RD, PHONE 366.6512 Everywhere FREE PAR KING ~":~:Nr:.llLOll " ' • --;------...~-- .... ,.------~ __ .... ~...... ,__.fr_ ...... __...' ...... - .... __ t '_ ... _0 "_'''Ii' ..., "''-1$-4-; c.....-. ... . ""'" i'.,'''" GROSSE POINTE NEWS .Thursd.y, July 301 1981 Candidate Murphy Special device r" ' frotn MichCon richest Instant prize In Michigan lottery history: 'fIlOlJunfl or ., •• r,"dl"'1 111'11 Ht" lllaglJtlJ lilli' pul wln!.r by rl'lng I/Iliity ootl.. '001 Ie' damming ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS., ,INSTANTLVI OWllin; ea"'l Inl, laOlllno a.v.. and moll'U" 'aol1'l leiling palnl, There's never been anything that even comes close. W. o.n helll you 'orlily your hom,,' del.n... Ig'ln.' 11 l~' unrel.nllng lorell 01 MOlht' Nilur. nllll y.a, willie mll'llmltlng .~tt,lor p'lntlf'lg m'lnl'n.n(;e and Just rub the entire uW1n $100.000 part of the ticket ,.duelng utility lXltUI. will be Our pr..... nlllll.... m'lnlen.nee '.rvlc''1, rneludll r.- and six prize amounts revealed. roeling, r.,nll'l.re , ~.IIIIlI. " , ' " .Thursday, July 30, 198 [ GROSSE POINTE NEWS Pa98 Thirteen-A More candidates Street sales permittedIn 23 statesby la.wtenantsto deductare , 1 SWI'MMIN'G POOLS M& M DISTRIBUTING 'CO. (Continued from Page 12A) in Village from their morrthly rental , C/ean;n, Materials &'E9u;pm."f checks what they paId for • 'TA""INQ AT Village merehants will be needed re p air s to their 1 x32 IN-GROUND ~30' ' ,offering significant savings homes. VINYLLINER POOL In a carnival atmosphere duro I WE DEUVER . g th "F"..l N'gh' L" ..--.------QUALITY INSTALLATION AVAILABLE ~~d S:lurd~~a;Oo,,1 sj~ew~~~ The Arrangment , YR. FREEIAIITElAIiCE P1(8. WITH INSTALLATlOIt 884-0520 s~les, this weekend from 6 Flow.r Shop ~c~l~:..' FREE HOME SURVEY to 10 p.m., on Friday and VI It 0 ram 167M a. WAlidN DlTIOIr, MI. 41224 all day Saturday. • ur Designers & Builders • Any Shape & Size Available merPointerseveningcanfreeenjoyof atra.fficsum" ~ackNew aHomeSt. Clairat CARRIEPOOLS 573 0075' on Village streets, July 31, as • Kercheval Avenue will be We will proyl~e you with "tho'rough NeffclosedRoads.off atStoresCadieuxwill dis.and r , dF' chfropractlc care" ~or treatment of most neck, back. and disc Inlurles, nerve and ~:~c~~~tis:~t~6 t~le~~neCr~' MID spinal disorders. 5K I ~:~~r~ff e:t~~t~nt~~ntstre:ntJ SUMMER other attractions. t t "1"'holllpSOn Shoppers can witness bar. . ',,,,, C:hiropractlC bershop quartets and mimes I roaming Village streets and I ~ (:linic '" feast on hot qogs. cheeses, u. pastry and shiska.boh. t t Saturday. Aug. 1, Kerche-I -886-8030 - val Avenue will be open for C A I I: ... '~ traffic as usual. but the ba'r. ,: ,-r Serving 1ne lJommuntty For Uver 30 Years. gams continue on the Side., ~,(ff!rr-::,~ I ohn J P R walks and in stores. t ~~ ~...... ,/:. '. .'. ,.. t MOST INSURANCE ACCEPTED J · . yan The event will run from I .' John Ryan, 49, of Lakepointe I'S a sales repre- g:~O a.m. to 5:30 p.m., with I / IBLUE CROSS, MEDICARE, WORKMANS COMP., AETNA, . .' mImes barbershop quarte',s PRUDENTIAL, BANKERS, MESSA. NO FAULT ETC. s~ntative for the Mlc~lga!l Condominum Associa- and on.street food sale3 bon who has been active m the 14th District GOP available to customers Our modern business offlCB under its former chairman Richard Durant. In the event of rain. the t ,',_~~" . , slfnpliflcs your IIlSIHiHWe pCtp('r work Q C't fi I sale will not be canceled, but ~U07 drHI dliows liS to Itp,lt yr.'1t (ondlft/)I1 It • 1 Y nances. will move inside the various . oIOIA PODriI toMt MtIcIc '660 A. We've had it quite good for several years stores. .1iiI'1'1lfIIIIIN: '01' HUlON 1002 __ 222 IlIth' C)f Ilo ClI',\ lu Y(llJ with taxes. I don't feel the current administration Representatives Dl the Vll. A '-- ...... ---- _.'--r-- ::.J is to blame for the 23 percent increase this year lage AssociatIon noted that 17120 E.- WARREN DETROIT'. MI. but I don't ,think it was adequately explained t~ the end of July is traditional. ~ . - the people. I believe we can run the city far more ly the time ~or end-of-the. ------, efficiently. For example, the old bath house at the s~mmer sales. and the begin. ' 7am(JuJ maintenance !lnc. Park that is not used anymore could be t ed mng o~ ~he back-lo-schooll ."Don', Fish Around For Quali'y" • :> I b Th t ld urn season In most stores. Most I "it mto ~ pr1v~te c.u. a cou gener~te ~oney for merchants will offer sales in __ me m!' ImCiDi'JE.[i!- g- D~~~. the CIty. It s gomg to cost more to hve m Grosse both these areas Shop Grosse Pointe Fish & Seafood Market -~ Pointe, though. . , Q. Public safety. Police arrest • Frog Legs - .Fresh Eastern Swordfish ,. Janitorial Servici • .Wlndow WIShing A. We 'have great police and .fire departments. t . I question if we're using all the available .tools to wo at manna • Fiman Haddie- Lobster Tails • Wan Wishing • Lawn Maintenance help .them. There are state programs to train men Grosse Pointe Pal'k pollee , that we're not using, even though I know police- last week arrested two De. ~ • Snow Rlmoval • Houi. Cleaning , men who would be willing to go on their own time. troit juveniles who they say- Thi. Week'. Speclals I would look into a residency requireinent for all broke mnm at least eight I 3 ..LB. lOX JUMBO . • Carpet Cleaning (Shampoo Dr Steam) boats d~ked at WinWdill '1595 city' employes . .If a person who works in the city Poinle Park, stealing fl'uh. Breaded Butterfly Shrimp doesn't live there, he doesn't care about the costs lights, alcohol. tools and and taxes. radios. aocoro;ng to Police GRADE A , '479 Ask About Qur Chief Henry Coonce. Q• Ker cheval Improvement and other feder al Coon'Ce sadd the two 15. Alaskan King Crab Legs lb. " I (Free Reelpe Broe'".re) I.p, ,.,." , programs. year-otds 'C'OmeS!Sedto the 10~/o'Discount A. There are federal funds available that most breaking and enterings alter 'l communities take advantage of, but 'because of my they were caught by police ',\,\~Stouffers Italian Meatball Sandwiches 'I!' .llcer'1sed and losured experience in real estate, I would advise. the com- on a ooat. The pair had a Serving Grosse I'olntes Since 1943 munity n<1.tto get involved with HUD. I believe rubber raft loa de d with' ,'J..>" ' F.esh they should avoid any HUD program that involves stolen .goods to be t'l'llnsport. '1'" ~ ed across the Fox Creek to "\;"\('l' Dell ~ Call Today individual housing, but I do think businesses need Detroit. police said, One of .' 11526 Morang help. . the you'tJhstried to escape b)' Sal Q. Group homes for mentally-handicapped. jumping inm ,the 2O-footdeep .'" '884.4300 Detroit creek with handcuffs on, ac. ~,~" , A. There are areas where group homes fit in cording to Coonce, He was . very well and are accepted by residents'. I do not aprehendeg by Pli. Eu(ene F . ... SUMMARY believe Grosse Pointe Park is a, suitable location Adamczyk, .... , for' these homes. because it is basically a single PoLlee made the '8rrests . O.F i~ I MINUTES .. family residential area; I also think it is ludicrous early Thursday, July 23. for a man who works for t.he State to be paid twice ey said between 'eight and the going rate for rent on his homes. 10 bO'atowners had notified CITY OF them at that time 01. stolen ,. Q. Improving communications, between pUQIfc articles and w.nrl-.dism 'to and city hall.' bheir boats. More such re- I ~rn.a!ig "ntut~ 111arms.. I A. I question the fact that all council minutes ports were eXJPeCted. MICHIGAN are taken by hand when the city. has electronic F , - equipment at its disposal it is not 1fsing. Why? arms wins JULY 20,1981 , - Agendas should be available earlier so they can be AAA aw~rd The Meeting was called to order at 8:00 p.m. printed in the paper before meetings. For the third straight year, Prese~t on Roll Call: Mayor James H. Dingeman, Q. Proposed ~ondomfniwn dev~lopment. the Farms has earned the CounCIlmenJoseph L. Fromm, Nancy J. Waugaman, A. There was a national survey done by real- American Automobile As- ffarry T. Echlin and Lloyd A. Semple. tors that demonstrated condominiums use less citY sociation's second highest services than single family .home developments. pedestrian safety award in " Those Absent Were: Councilmen Jack M. Cudlip and The people living in condos generally don't have the ~nd annual Pedestrian Gall Kaess. ' children, and don't spend much time there. I don't Safety Inventory, reports the believ.e you can find a community where condo- Automobile Club of Michl. Also Present: Mr. Lawrence G. Campbell, City Attor- ney, Mr. Andrew Bremer, Jr .• City Manager, Mr. miniums brought property values .do~n. If ~his. ga~~me 004 cities C I • -...... -...... -...... _ ...... -- -- S Q e 4 ( 4 4 4 ,4' C C •• 4 4 •• 4 • 4 Page Fourteen-A GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, July 30. 1981 Tiger tickets exchangeable Park candidates Mark Valente, III 7AJt&It'1'~Oltk~,.., :In)Z,,. CuJtanl The TJcer Sbadium M. 'Refullld3 ~H be made at (Continued from Page 13A) Mark Valente, 25, of Whittier, is a third-year SERVING THE GROSSE POINTE, HARPER WOODS, V1Ince T.lioket OOice, corner the Ad'Vance T.ickeotOffice law student at University of Detroit working as a ST. CLAIR SHORES AREA SINCE 1847 of iMichlian ..nd ~U or by mlail. T1cl:ets should clerk for the firm, Thomas, Garvey and Garvey. 20888 Har~r Ave .• Harper WOOd. w11 be open weekdlays ~ bi! mailed with a lSel1.ed. He served as Vic Caputo's administrative assistant (ICrON from McGlone cadU11C1 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. throughout dreS!OO £tamped envelope to: during his unsuccessful campaign for Congress the duntion of the curren( Ticket Department. Tiger pl.eyel'lS'strike. Stadium. Detroit, Mich. 48216. in 19lHl, Q, City finances. A: You have. to look. in the !budget carefully to avoid .the kind of increase in taxes we had this ELECT year in the future, The council has wanted to be a "good guy" in the past by cutting capital im- provements to keep tax rates low, But in the mean- time, inflation keeps pushing costs of those capital items up. Long range planning is necessary. We MARK VALENTE III " have to plan our strategy for three .to four years i~ down the road. I think the city administration hu .Grosse Pointe Park :'~a pretty good handle on that, . Q. Public safety. City Council A. Police protection is of maximum importance to the Park given its proximity to Detroit and Ul pledge to work hard to make i we have to be concerned with public safety, I your City Government efficiently <;1 think we have good police protection. There are .}~ certain things that no matter how hard you try provide quality services at the ~";)~ and how much protection. you have, you're not lowest possible cost to the tax- .i~ going to be able to prevent, . . __ --,- "- 'to nercnevlli imprvvclucu, IWU ,,~::.v;;:;::!::::::! MARK VALENTE has worked with payers." MARK VALENTE III projects. the young people of our commun- New residents register now A, As long as a municipality maintains ita Registration for those who last year should be brought autonomy, I don't have any problems with the ity for several years. Now we need have re.cently moved intq in at registration, . use of these funds, being careful not to 'become him to apply the same energy, de- Grosse Pointe will be held dependent. on the programs. I particularly like at both public high schools Wide communication gap what they've done on Kercheval Avenue. termination and leadership ability during August. Q. Group homes for mentally~bandicapped. A study by the Pennsyl f bj . b d to the problems and opportunities If the new student lives in vania Department of Educa A. Until the courts decide i 0 ections ase. . the Grosse Pointe North at. tion found that the average on local zoning ~re legitimate, communities are of oue entire _community. Let's tendance arlla a call should family spends only 14 min. going to -have to do the best they can to deal with give him the chance. Elect Mark be made to 343-2201 (Mrs. utes a day talking to their the homes. I have problems determining who w~l Reeder). She will establish children, 12 of which parents be accountable for supervision of the hom~ and Valente ItI to the Grosse Pointe an appointment with a coun- use to tell them what to do I am very {:oncerned about "allegations about a Park City Council. selor so registratio!f can be and what not to do. While conflict of interest in the situation on Bedford .. accomplished 'between Aug. children complain their par Q. Improving communications between pubUc P.ld for tly the Va/.nt. for Council Com mitt •• , 3 and Aug. 14. ents don't ha~e time for 1 . Frink J, Slad.n, Jr., rru.ur.r Records in the form of reo them, the parents counter and city ha 1. ,.'. . , . • port cards and transcripts thst their offsprings don't 'A. Better ground rules should be es.tabhshed from the school attended want to be with them. at council meetings from the st~rt. But even ~hen. it is tough to put teeth in them, I hope people will become increasingly aware that the .prO"blems ~198' e!oWTCo we have won't be made any better by yelling> and screaming at each other. Q. Proposed condominum. developmeqt. A. I have no problems with co~dominums. We . have duplexes in many, areas and the plans look good. They're not going' ,to be .ch,eap, yve m.ust make sure they meet local buildmg reqUirements. Introducing GPYC tennis in full swing: Grosse P()inte Y,acht Olub Fran strong and Bob Wach. tennis is ,in fui'l swing this ter belit Jeff WoaymlIn and summer. The ~lub's annuti Deb Dorne. 6-3, 7.e. In ~ Mixed Doubles Invitati,Qnal con S 01'& ti 0 n round, Sue Tournament was hi,P:J1iIhted Wheeler end' !Dave Pink by the ohampionshiq> ..of, topped Bruce Biaardman a~ Bonine Wachter and Dr. Carl" Judy Waike, 6-1, 6-0. Reichert .. 'l'i!~ pair d~eated F~owin.g bI1e ~rnament, MlIrty Leith and Pe~r Short,. participants enj'oyed an open 6-4, 7.5. "bar and cocktail party .W'it:1l In tile reprieve' round, bu£fet dinner. . ~ Over the Fourth of Ju~y ~PA1TY- weekend, the GPYC enjoyE!d a .4tBaottajl of,. t.he Sexes" b,e. FORSTER ,-' ~n "Ooolesam" ahd USe .lDr ~= i .i'Statue 01. Uberty," To6)' -' Groea Pointe P.rk IJe1tJhlost tlhat battile to LuOf I City Council Gorski, 6-2, 6-3. .: ADVERTISEMENT FOR ~ A~~~~~t~~~~I~I~r~~I~~~g~~t.Tf~ & CRACK SEALING IN THE CITY OF i~- ~rnll1lt 'niute mnn~1l,~: I MICHIGAN I Sealed proposals for furnishing all labor, materlal~. I and equipment for installing approximately 2,423 sq. ,. yds. of chip and seal, 4,305:sq. yds. of asphalt surface' .. repair and 9,890lin. ft. of joint and crack sealing will" I-.. be received by the City of Grosse Pointe Woods at the: office oUhe City Clerk, 20025Mack Avenue, Grosse' Pointe Woods, Mlchig~n, at 4:00 P.M.; Eastern Day-:: light Savings Time, Monday, August 10, 1981,at which:' time and place the bids will be publicly opened and~ read. No bid may be withdrawn after scheduled clos.'; ing time for at least (orty-five days: :: Contract documents may be examined at the. office'.' of the City Clerk or may be examined or procured at the:: office of the Engineers, Pate. Him and Bogue, Inc.,< 17000Twelve Mile Road, Southfield, Michigan, after~. Noon, Tuesday, July 28, 1981. :. A charge of $10.00 will be required for contrad'; documents for bidding, not refundable. SpecificationS::' will be mailed upon receipt of a check in the amount ot: $15.00,per set, not refundable. Bids may be rejected': unless made on forms furnished with contract. :- A certified check or bank draft, payable to the ordei: of the City of Grosse Pointe Woods, negotiable U.S:~ Government Bonds, or a satisfactory bid bond execut':' ed by the bidder, and an acceptable surety In the~: amount equal to five percent (5%) of the bid price foi: Asphalt Surfacing, shall. be submitted with each pr~ posaI. :: The successful bidder will be required to furnish and. pay for satisfactory performance and payment bonds. or bonds. ;. Attention is called to the fact that not less than the; minimum salaries and wages as set forth in the Con-' tract Documents must be paid on t.lllsproject, and that, the Contractor must ensure that employees and appli.~ cants for employment are not discriminated against' \1E~THOL because of their race. color, religion. sex or nation~ :\ lO\V1AR' origin, in accordance with Executive Order 1124a; 1MG TAR' ME~THOL ).111 g J$;i;';. ~ Equal Employment Opportunity and Notice of Re.' quirement for Affirmative Action to ensure Equal Em; ... :;.,m:r.lilI' ~.~-' (~ ployment Opportunity. : Contractor must comply with the Davis Bacon Act July 2nd., 1964 (Title ~ 276A). The Equal Employ- ment Opportunity Act September 28, 1965No. 11246,all United States Department of Labor Regulations and 99% tarfree. Stan~ards Title 29, 1, 3, and 5, and Title 18, V.S.C.; SectIOn 874 known as "Anti.Kickback Act" and the Federal Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970. The City of Grosse Pointe Woods reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids or to waive any informalities in the bidding. Bids may be held by the City of Grosse Pointe Woods for a period not to exceed forty-five (45) days from the date of opening of bids for the purpose of reviewing the bids and investigating the qualifications of bidders prior to awarding the contract, ' CITY OF GROBSE POINTE WOODS Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determmed Che.ter E. Peterlon That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Kings,l mg. "tar". 0.2 mg. nicotrne; 100's, 3 mg. "tar", City Administrator-Clerk 0.4 mg. nicoilne av, per cigarette by FTC method. G.P.N. 7.~1. , , i ; : ,. .,., .p-p-p.p->-p ...P->-....p-p-p""p'-p'-p ..p'.....,-p...p-p-;:-p-JP-. Thursday, July' 30, 1981 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Fifteen-A Squeeze your Olvn o.j.? Prime Tinle for Seniors Pd. M'aple GOPs seek volunteers How many times during a each month, lbut unless you (Continued. from Page 3A) relatively new ordanization has ac- is hack Detroit Young RepooUOlln. Au., 8, from 9:30 a.m, to 2.4-hour day do you use ener. u~e a gas sto..... you w 't ,., and Oakland County YOUnt . Grosse Pointe Park Police 2:30 p.m. iY, the kind you pay for by ~ able to mak;'U for ~~b nei~hborhood solicitor for the Torch complished. They have established a Republicans Community In, To volunteer call Donna 'pushing a ,plug into a socket. less. The toaster uses 19 Drive and ended up runninl! the eam- home repair service for low-income Pt'!. Mark Maple, who was volvement Committees are -turning 'radio to wake you up (42 Why not'hang up the loaundry Grosse Pointe. This dual ~ervice ,eives people could call and get informa- GPYC tourney :,i cents a month in energy on a clothes line (for the her an excellent perspective on how tion on what agency to contact for ... h.., ost of '-- f In4>h~-1 ) . k help. The number of calls have been A field of 26 team~ como' ~osts,) 'n~ not a simPle c a wX 0 c U~Y"ns commumties can war together to 'wind.up alarm clock? After and save $3.50 in electricity the benefit of both. far more than was anticipated. peted in the recent Grosse I ... Another servl'ce of sac I'Sthe Food Pointe Yacht Club's Men's :you sowerh towel dry your CO",S. "A good e a I f h t . Invitational Tennis Tourna- I ''-ir instea I of USl'nga hal'r x mp e 0 w a IS pos- d F' d h' t B II "''" a Television, radio .and lID sible when communities cooperate," an nen s Ip pro~ram a rowne ment. Glen Nelson and Bill .dryer (17 cents). assortment of electrical ap. Louise said, "is the now defunct De- School. This is definitely not a pav- Hodgeman defeated Toby I . Now head,!for the kitchen pliances hum away in most erty program. Its purpose is not only Leith and Ed Wolfe, 7-6, 6-2, {or breakfast which might homes t!very evening. The troit Adventure Series when Wayne to provide good nutrition for those in the championship round. I 'i.nclude !bread toasted dn an kitchen is a veritable gen. ~niVer~Y'H~he ,Detroit Public Li- who don't want to cook for one but In the reprieve draw, Doug ~ .electric toastt!r; coffee from eratoI' of eleetricti ~u1ses _rary, _ e . !Stoncal Society and The ?150 to provide c0mr~mi0!'.ship ~nd Willis and ~ruce Schull heat an electric ,perculator or drip for prepiU'aing dinner; the' uetrolt instItute ot Arts. pooled their recreation. Bob GorskI and Marty Far., I cotiCeemak.er; orange juice food processor, can opener, resources and sponsored among other With all of this Louise is now look- rell, .1-8, 2-6, 6-2•. In the ~on. 'squeezed in.an electric juicer electric knife sb.allpener. activities, The Detroit Symphony in . f' solation round, Bill Huntmg- -and pancake batter beaten There are 50 many times a Schools, a program that brought the l~g orward. to an ener~y conserva- ton and Tom Teetaert topped I -with an electric mixer. day we tap our energy re- students from outlying districts ihto tIon svmposlUm to be held at Par- Seth Jacobson and son Ollie .. You probably cannot dis. sources, and furnaces, re- Detroit. cells School on Sept. 12 under the, Jacobson, 7-6, 6-2. $7.95 place all of these QPpliances, f r i.g e I'a tors,. disbwash~rs, At the present time, Louise is de- auspic~s of. ~OC. Although it is aimed Following the tournament, but you could do without a leavmg on li~, radios, t' t f' at semor cItIzens. all members of the the participants enjoyed I 19605 Mack TU 2-1340 •jew. For instance, beating ~eos and televisIons in vo m~ an enormous amoun 0 tIme community should benefit by attend- cheese, !fruit and champagne I Op." Daily 9-5:30, Si'r, 'Iii 5 p.m . .the pancake 'batter with a empty rooms have not even to SOC (Seniors Onward For Change), in~. Representatives from all the courtside. I ~poon or whip will not only been mentioned. While you an organization dedicated to bringing utility companies will be present to .. ~provide some exercise for shouldn'-Lsell all your eppli. needed services to seniors in the R'ive advice on energy conservation. :rou, but will save electricity, ances and do everything by Pointes and St. Clair Shores. There will be other experts in the REAL ESTATE SALES PERSON .Squeezing omnge juice by h.and,you should stop to con- Operating on the premise that if field also. There will be exhibits and '~-andtakes only seconds long- $lder the amount of money you want something done, ask a busy pamphlets handed out. GROSSE POINTE REAL ESTATE CO. has introduced a revolutionary concept of er and can save energy costs. yo~ spend an el1i!rgy and person, the origit;lators of the project It is evident that Louise TeWalt Real Es~te sales. We prefer Grosse Pointe residents only and age or present -"the coffeemaker uses 69 t~n.k .bout "ItIh~t you can do came to Louise and asked her to help has extended herself in every area. occupation are of no consequence. Income for a representative selling $1,500,000volume exceeds $36,000. :~>-e_nts__ 'W_O_rth__ O__f_el_ect_n_'c_ity__ w_lt_h_ou__t electriCIty or P8. with the by-laws. Recognizing the toue-hing .both the young and the old, Your only qualific::ationis to'be personable, a-tasteful dresser, clean, honest, ren. merits and need for SOC, Louise be- We should be grateful and proud that able, able to maintain records and have an insatiable desirElto meet more " came actively involved. She is now we, as a community, can claim her 'people: president. as one of our most distinguished cit- Students offer ... CALL JOHN BRINK, BROKER .. __ ., Automotive SHE IS JUST as proud of what this izens. . -INTERIOR EXTEIIOR .;.,_.....'~~'4j:.l a ~rO!)51.' pO/lltr i-\ral iCstatr roo J_..•... - .- .._- --,.. CLE.WJlG. a POLlSHDiC Pointe Exchange Club elects its officers The new Exchange Club of and Lawrence Roth, treasur- Ferndale, whose members' . 882-0087 0 Ai -by OflfI8jfjtmertl~ #rom Grosse Pointe .completed its er. Meetings will be held at Barr and Harry l'1itch Confidentiality will naturally prevail! '20° organization Wednesday, July 7:30 a.m. every Wednesday serve as Sponsoring Commit. 22 with the election of Brian at Gilbert's Lounge, 22335 teemen. The club will receive GROSSE POINTE CAR CARE DeFour; president; Charles Harper. its charter on Sept. 18 from Don Kuhn/e;n Mark Roney Rutan, president-elect; Mi- The new club is sponsored the National Exchange Club, RETAIN JOHN H, FILOEW AS GROSSE POINTE PARK COUNCILMAN 885-6435 886-6991 chael Reynolds, secretary; by the Exchange Club of the oldest and largest of the strictly national service clubs. Elected members of the Attorney: Fildew, Hinks, Gilbride, Miller new club's board of directors and Todd. Yes, Grosse Pointe Park, there IS a choice were Paul Chirco, Delivered To Your Door Every Thursday I MAIL YOUR CHECK TO I .------,I THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS I I 99 KERCHE VAL, Grosse Pointe 48236 I I Name ------I I Street City I ATLANTA MICHIGAN I State ------Zip ------. I 30 Miles East of Gaylord I I , . A year-round resort in the forest-like peaceful setting on 3','2 acres and 700foot I IN MICHIGAN OUT OF STATE I ;. I ~ ~ frontage on beautifut Thunder Bay River - only 4 hours drive from Detroit in t '.;In 1\1 the heart of the Lower Peninsula. I 0 1 Year $13 0 1 Year $15 I , '!It~ I I Relax in this 7-year-oJd completely furnished cedar sided Inside and out, . I ( lodge.like living room, 4 bedrooms. 1 fireplace, 2 full bath~, modern kitchen and I 0 2 Years $24 , 0 2 Years $30 I large screened-in porch. C£.~petedthroughout. Four season pleasure characterizes this "Chateau in the North Country" offered in the high 80's, An estate I 0 3 Years $34 0 3 Years $45 I settlement. Call for details, 881-0732 evenings or 759-4550,9 a,m. to 4 p.m. ~------~ - \ --~-~'-~------...... -_.-...... -----;-; ...#--_.. Page SideerrA G R 0 SSE POI --_._------N T'E NEW S Thufld.y, July 30, 1981 1 l_e_ft_e_rs_to_t_h_8_e_d_i_to_r__ - __ 1 ) Dr. Barrer clears those investments are coming {rom? .", .. What, all this leads to is to clear the the air on Bedford air ana to get to the bottom line of Bravo for Milliken To t~~ Editor: . _ the real objection.' The real issue Gov. William G. Milliken last ported election of as many county After viewing the events and news here is that ,the residents of Bedford \ \ \. \ , ,.;, I ...-.-,.._-,--- .p ... _ ..... w_---..... Thursday, July 30, 1981 GROSSE POINTE NEWS "", Section B From Another Pointe Short and Of View to the Pointe By Janet Mueller DAN SHEAHAN, of Park Lane and TOM CROWLEY,< The Detroit Circumnavi~ators Club. including of Ridgemont Road served a large representation from Grosse Pointe, will as volunteer waterlront di- hold its 25th Annual Summer Safari this Sunday, rectors at Camp Sun Deer, a with scheduled stops -at Sutter's Creek (for gold), Michigan Lung Association of d Southeastern Michigan camp Pebble Beach (for golf), Lake Tahoe (for a ri e for asthmatic children, in on a "Love Boat") and L-as Vegas (got to do some- late June. thing with that Sutter's Creek gold, after all)...... The:e w~ll be time out during the journey. fOi' Among Detroit College of a gen-u-me hve turtle race, for the club champlOn- .Law students who received ship, and other games. Prizes will be awarded for Juris Doctor degrees at the Best Western Costume and many of the games. commencement exercises on The entire safari will be completed in one June 1 were JAN GILBERT afternoon at the ,estate of Fred Campbell, the DeFOUR, of The Woods, Detroit Circumnavigators' vice-president, on Belle- RANDALL J. FARM'ER, of ville Lake, with a chuck wagon dinner, catered The Pointe, ,ELIZ~BETH G. Photos by Tom Greenwood again by Circum Hal Cregar, served at 6 p.m. FINE, of The Pomte, SUE • .. .. '" E. RADULOVICH, of The I .. hi '''F'' h W t" at .. Pointe, JOHN CHRISTO. Cathy caught In motion: poetry on the. wing Chalrmg t S year s un ill tees s an IS PHER SCHULTES of The Lester Elliott, of St. Paul Avenue. His assistants Farms and THOIlI:AS ED. Observe CATHY DE classes on Sat u r day I upon the syllabi used by 1 There are eight grades, 'March, 1951, under the include fellow Pointers Pa!ll Moreland, Dr. Ken- MONo' STRASZ, of The RONNE, at practice in mornings. . I the Cecchetti S 0 c i e ~y ,four c~ildren's and four la,:"s. of the Sta te ~f nard Jones and Don, W. Miller, plus other metro~ Woods. - the basement ballet room I The teaching of ballet Branch of the Impenal] :professlO~al (elementary, Mlchlg.an as a no.npr?flt po1itan area C~cumnavigators...... at the Grosse Pointe War technique according to Society of Teachers of mtermedlate, advanced educatIOnal orgamzatlon, Grosse POInte's James J. Trebllcott IS th~ De. JEF'FREY A. :J'lLEVINS'1Memorial and witness a the method of Cavalier Dancing in London, Eng~ and diploma), in the Cec- for the past two years. troit Circumnavigators' pres,id~nt. Other ~omters son of MR, and MRfl. W.IL- star being born. Cathy, Enrico Cecchetti provides land, and there is a close II chetti Method, and also The Council traces its on the roster of current off1(:ers and directors ,LIAM E. BLEYINS, ~f Fls~' daughter of and Mrs. Mr. a balanced and analyzed liaison bet wee n that five graded tests for the roots back to October of are Past.President Fred Flom, Dr, Donald Mc- er Road, recelv-ed hiS JurIS Richard De Ronne of system of theory and ex- Cecchetti SO.ciety Branch nonprofessional student. 1939, when a group of Intyre, Arthur O. A. - Schmidt, J~hn, M. Rickel, Doctor ~egre~ from the hDe'l River Road, captured'sec. ecution for the planned and the Cecchetti Coun-I Mary Ellen Cooper has reputable ballet teachers Dr Jones Les Elliott and Don MIller Paul Umverslty Law Sc 00 d 1 . th B L 1 I . The Circumnavigators Club is i~ternational, in dJunte. Blevneins,.a lu9mry. °Cnla~?aaCtem eCecc;~~i development of the stu- cil of America, including I been president o~ the ~as appointed as a ball~t. the . d P 4B) gra ua e 0 f mson,' ".> dent, from first lesson to I bilateral acceptance of I Cecch~tti . Co u n c 11 ?f commlttee by the presl- (Contmue on age versity served as editor.fn. Council of America's 30th solo status. It is based examinatio,ns. 1America, Incorporated m (Continued on Page 68) ' chief df the DePaul Law Re. Annual Ballet Confer- view during his senior year. ence and Seminar, held ~ Blevins has joined the Chi. July 6 to 18 at Michigan cago law firm of Bell, Boyd State University. and LlGyd. - ~)...... B is Cecchetti's second Coast Guard Sonar Tech. level, the class prior to ~ ~ -e'.~ nician Third Class HAR¥EY professional work, and I J. KULKA, son of MR. and Cathy, who has been a i M'RS. LEO K U L K A. of student of Mary Ellen II Mount Vernon Road, reo Cooper at the War Me- ~d\r:1. rl//j.,'{ cently completed .In Alaskan morial since she was 5- Fisheries Patrol aboard the she's 13 now, just gradu- ul'm so proud of the NEW ME" Coast Guard cutter Morgen. ated from Parcells Micl- ~ ...... " ..~-~--.~.-...... thau homeport!,!d in San' '11 be "FianciSco;---"-" , 'dle-&'ooolrand Wl - ..To--my--;;up;j~.;_.B;;rJidm-;;;d Tot~1 Skin Ca~e, • ..... gin her academic studies Make.Over and Hair StyHng is great ... it works . at Grosse Pointe North . . . Now J get compJiments from people that I Airman CA:RRIE H. BEL. ANGER, daughter of MR. High School in Septem- haven't seen for' a long time. I'm so proud of tbe and MRS. FRANCOUIS J. bet - starts her profes- NEW ME!! ... I love the way I look. I recommend BELANGER, of :M 0 r 0 s s sional work with Miss Bart Edmond to all." Road, has been assigned to Cooper in the fall, with Chanute Air ,Force Base, the intention of taking BART' EDM.OND Ill. after completing Air her first professional ex- HAIR. SKIN AND MAKE-lIP SALON ' Force basic training. Bel- am next year. SHORES SHOPPING CENTE~ - 13 Mile anger, a 198[) graduate of She's aiready begun 31065 HARPER AVENUE - 296-3660' Our Lady star of the Sea VIVIANE WOODARD COSMETICS- High School will receive teaching ballet, helping EVENING H.OURS fuels training: Miss Cooper with the I (Continued on Page 14B) i younger War I\'lemorial I ------i CLEARANCE OF 12K AND 14K GOLD FILLED JEWELRY. It's an outstanding event: supreme value to be found throughout a lovely selection of accessories. Many pieces are accented with cultured Dearls or semi-precious stones. Necklaces, 8.50 to $40. Pins, $8 to 20.50; Earrings, $7 to $30; Bracelets, 3.50 to $36. ' 300 units In stock. Jht shops of Jacobson's '''\tlo1\A'Pi~rc~ GROSSE POINTE Grosse Pointe • Somerset Mall ..\ Page Two-B ~GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday. JJly 30, 1981 , KATHERINE E. BAYER, Iceived a, Baehelor of Arb deughter of MR. and MRS. degree in Early Childhood IWedding cake - CHARLES BoA YER, of Educalionfrom Hillsdale Mr. and/ Mrs. J. A. Hinz To marry Grosse ~ointe Boulevard, re.1 College in May. Hinz-Santa Vicca for ~fiss Cox A late August wedding is r=--- _. ------:;, being planned by Jeanne I~ ~: VOWS exchanged Marie Cox, daughter of Wil. ~Ge ut- '~ 'Bride's cousin is organist at spring ceremony; liam Smallwood Cox, of Gray. a tatop rate c ~ bridegroom's cousin is soloist; newlyweds ton Road, and Norman Jos. eph Torre, son of Mr. and at a em rate vacation in south 'Mrs. Roc~o J. Torre, of Try our apprentice stylist Weading vows were exchanged Saturday, May Mount Clemens. and get a haircut and 23, at an early evening nuptial mass concelebrated The bride.elect, a Grosse by The Very Reverend Father Hector J. Saulino :~~ styling for lust $9.001 Pointe South High School and The Reverend Michael Ratajczak, by Gloria graduate, and her fiance are Gina SantaVicca and Jason Andrew Hinz in Our both alumni of Northern We're also offering reduced Lady Star of the Sea Church. rates on ... . The bride is the daugh-i------Michigan University, from Permanents $25,00 ter of Mrs. Emedio San- shoU!lder.sand edged the wrist where he was graduated cum law:le. His fraternity is AI. HalrColorlng $15.00 , ta Vicca, of East Detroit points of her long sleeves. 'Making plans for a mid. 'and the late Mr Santa~ Off~en{er sprays of more pha Kappa Psi. Wash& Set $5.00 No ve m-b e r wedding are Vicca. The bridegroom lace hi.ghlighted each side of I Children 12 and under can is the son of Dr. and Mrs. her skirt front. , LINDA SUSAN ROY and Michigan Lehigh Club get a great cut and style Ralph E Hinz of BaHan- A crown of seed pearls William Bryan Barlow whose to host summer picnic for ony $5.00 tyne Ro~d. ' and aurora !>or.ealis sto~es engagement has been an. The Lehigh University Club The bride's cousin, Dennis held.her.long ve~l of .Engllsh nounced by her mother, Mrs. of Michigan's fifth annual DePerro, came from New sIlk illuslOn, edged ~Ith seed Elaine Limberg Roy, of South summer picnic and freshman ,, __,.• , "_.,, ._ ,_~ __ :_. !>earls. and she carried a cas. __ ',..~~ .: ...... ,t._~H'''"'..:lI I ...... •~:~ XoseoaJe 4,;Qun. O)«;an ....v ...... :;11 ..;:, .... ,,, ...... w. ~v.. ,,£01.1,) V~;li~v w~'P;nJ;-; St~;;~':~i Icade of s~ephanotis,. \vhite I ~'f Seturoay, Aug. I, at the S( Clair Shores, the bride. roses, ba:by s-bre-ath, IVY and I <~ Miss Roy, who is also tile Orchard Lake home of Dr. groom's cousin. greenery. L- daughter ()f the late John H. Robert Bittrich, near Pontiac. I La~e trimmed willi seed Honor maid was Angela ~-t,' Roy, is an alumna of Grosse ~ I Activities begIn at noon. pearls and aurora borea:lis ~~anto. Bridesma~ds were two ~iiJl' Pointe North High' School I 21028 Mack Ave. • Grosse Pte. WOOds - The picnic is for area Lehigh stones fashioned a scooped, sISters 00 the br~de, Mrs. Jo .• - . and Bauder Fashion College. alumni, current undergrad. illusion neekline and formed se)l'h N. Impastato and Mrs. Married to Mr. Hinz, son of Dr. and Mrs: I Coli Now for an Appolntment Her fiance, son of Mr. ani! uates 'and those who will a V-sh Fine Jewelers Since 1861 Among Indiana University 17051 Kercheval at St. Clair May graduates was DAVID JAMES LUDWIG, of Rivard Grosse Pointe 885-5515 Boulevard, Bachelor of Sci. Summer 'Hours: Mon. thru Sat. 9:30-5:30. Thurs. 9:30-8:30 ence in Music. "o~r fURNI5nlN6 54Lf ---. , I l- ! ROMorON ORT~ II j i I 400 Renaissance Center ,-ii i\: ~:::-~ MOV1N9JALE SPECTACULAR SAVINGS.! of 20 ...60% on every item i.no~r gal~ery Antique & Contemporary Asian & IndoneSial1 folk arts, paintings, dhurrie rugs, interior decorations & accessories, 10 - 6 monday -saturday Handcrafted natural woven wicker dining furniture, a happy change from a world of lookalike furnishings. And these attractive designs are equally at-home in beachfront cottage, town house or full size dining room. In stock for prompt delivery, the collection includes: Many prices below wholesale. Lattice oval dining table with glass top center, 41lfLx63x29W'H, $545. Cane side chair with comfortable white fabric seat. 19x19x40"H, $165. Mobile server with glass top, divided drawer for silver, 40x17x36"H, $365. Don't miss this rare opportun--- Open front hutch cabinet with lighting in center, 47x13'/2XSO"H,$495_ Buffet with two doors, three drawers, one for silver, 49x17x30"H, $445. ity to invest in something Sale ends September 5. 1981 unusual (& savel) Jacobson's STORE FOR THE HOME ~ROSSE POINTE '"'. -~, I' .-.-...... ' Thursday, July 30, 1981 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Thr ... B -~------_ ..,~------_._- Mrs. Edward P. Swan Jr. Wedding In June for Nita Stormes . b 'd f Ed d P t I' k S J.t Miami, Fla., to ICrve II hi. ChOICl • 1100r lanlth dreu She b ecome~ rl e 0 war Ire win r. brother', ,be!!t man. They al'il of pale pink ~hlflon and a June ceremony: they vacation on HawaII" the sons of Mrs. Aileen Swan, corsage of pink cymbidium are at home in California . of Miami, and Edward Pat. orchids. . rick Swan, of North Miami. I ----. ------"----- The late afternoon ceremony in Christ Church, '" . h N' L l' S d In the usher corps were Grosse Pointe, at WhlC Ita es Ie tormes an another brother, Timothy Edward Patrick Swan Jr. exchanged marriage vows Swan, also of Miami; Ben F. Somehow, Beautiful ''if! was followed by a dinner reception at' the Grosse Stormes II, of Grosse Pointe Pointe .Yacht Club, after which the newlyweds Farms, brother of the Ibride; Natural-Looking Hair left to vacation on Hawaii. Jamie .Baskin, of San Diego, Only Happens In A They had both been: who is associated with the Salon. So Let Salon making their home in I Her double4iered, finger. same law firm as the bride. Experts Do All The San Diego, Calif., where tip leng~'h veil of illusion fell groom; and .Bruce Baber, of Work. th.e bride, a graduate of from a .Chinese lily-of.t~e. Atlanta, and Daviq Morgan, I Ohio Wesleyan Univer- I valley Juliet cap. S.he carned who resides in Connecticut, sity and.Duke University a cascade of white ~weet. roommates of the bridegroom I 881-6470 Law School, is associated ~eart roses, stephanotis and 1101 Duke University Law for an appointment with the law firm of iVY. School. . Jenkins and Perry and Sara Breez1ey came from Mrs. Stormes cho~e a floor \ tUirlTurl-3Jumrs I Justice while serving as a bridegroom on. the 1979 Lance Corporal in the United Bishop Gall a g her High States Marine Corps Military School Football Champion. Police. 5hip Playoff Team in Pon. The bride, a graduate of tiac's Silverdome. Portage Nor the r n High The mother of the bride School who met her future wore grey silk, with white husband when both were stu. accents, and pinned a white Presents autu mn dressing at its best. dents at Northern Michigan orchid to her purse. The 13eautifully tailored cordlJfoy separates. University, is working to. 'bridegroom's mother selected You'll make them a standby four ward her degree in Nursing. peach chiffon piped in white seasons a year. Tan, cinnamon, navy. The former Miss Boucher satin. Her corsage, too, was Sizes: 6-16. Blazers: $1~$105 wor!} a wedding gown of a white orchid. Skirts: $46 Slacks: $46 Rodin Thinke.r returns to DIA The .reiurn of Auguste's 1980. '11he DIA's Woodward Rodin's mas s i ve bronze Avenue doors a.nd the entry "'J.1hinker" to {he Detroit In- plaza win be pel'manently stitute of Arts' Woodward open to the public beginning li,hop,gale II by DleHel Avenue entrance marks near Sunday, Aug. 9, for' !the completion or the new Ben- United States premier of the son and' Edith Ford PIaz.a major ,intern I « + ...... Page Four-B GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, July 30, 1981 ---_. ------..._- .._------************************* tSIDEWALK a FromAOf~:~Pointe Our famous annual ' , * AUGUST SALE! I *1 (Continued from Page 1B) SAL E • *1 with numerous chapters in the United States and TWO WEEKS ONLYI August 3 thru 15. i~ JULY 30 AUG 1 "",-Iforeign countries. Its members are men who have :t -. ~Igone around the world in one continuous jourMY. y Lowest Prices of the Year! ~ Thursda • Frida • Salurd *!Man have done th~ ma~y m:re times than on~e. ~ . y y ay ~j It's Midsummer Point •.• .M Head West Western Wear ~ ' .. in The Pointe, August arrives Saturday, 95d' ~ Family Hair Care ~I and then comes September-and with September 'PRINTS $2.y . ~ 22006 Mack, S.C.S. * comes pne of Our Town's most delightful annual .M St h' Ie'"'" events, the Grpsse Pointe Artists Association's ~ ro s ce ream ~ Fall Art Festival. $595 iC 22012 M - *" It's an all-day party, with fair-goers roaming UPHOLSTERY .yd. iC ack, S.C.S. ""'- the grounds of the Grosse Pointe War Memorial I - t L. hi- C t ~ from 10 in the morning until 5 in the afternoon, 50 iC Poln e II Ing en er * viewing and selecting water colors, aC'ry1jc'and $2 iC 22424 Mack, S.C.S. * ?il painting~, p~otographs and num~rous craft SOLIDS .yd. • H 10 6 ""'-Items: ceramICS,Jewelry, enamels, weavmgs, works Now is the time to enjoy incredible savings on ------,. ~I in leather,0.., ... \.,~._..1_wood an.d1 m;tal.., __.i. • .I'" I .. .., d~i~e! fu!:-ri'.:5 f0!' ~~r'./ rnnm ~nyour home. ~************************* -- ..... - ... --_.- .::K;::,,~ .. &"J (:t,J. 1.1;:)':) oCt.au \.:.. e:u. ...:t- men will be represented at the 22nd Annual Grosse . Do-it-yourself or we can refer --- Pointe Fall Art Festival Saturday, September 12...... ~any old favorites will be among them. people Ql.!CO excellent custom labor: 000 . 00 like Sam Sottile and his family, with their metal 00 00 sculpture, . . Jack Saunders, with his beautiful, "l..,'1JRNfRS • ~ I acryiic-encased butterflies • . . Simon and Joy . 21431 Mlck Ave. (GrosSI PIIIII AI1I) i Tarasiewicz, with their delightful, wooden toys ... la.tw.. apt a lillie ... Ra.) • 115-0078 Richard Watson, with h,is hand-carved birds, I Open Mon.-Sat. 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Kathy Rackal is coming from Grand Rapids Mon., Aug. 3rd and 10th until 9 P.M. to display her \lnique, hand-woven baskets. Cyn- thia Carson. a teacher at the Grosse Pointe War 1933 S. T.I.. n,~ Rd. (BII.. fttI~) Memorial, will be showing some of her stitchery Decorate like a professional .... half lite pricel pillows, bargello, ribbon work and weaving. Returning to demonstrate as we.]l _as show their crafts are Dennis Helfer, the ..friendly glass blower, and Merle Davies and his wife, in appro- priate period costwnes, "doing their things:" tin I smithing and towel hucking, respectively, A special attraction for the littlest festival-goers will be the wonderful balloons of Katrina Randall, The Clown I Lady. ' • • • We'll have more festival -information for you later' in the. season, but for the nonce.' note that Corinne (Mrs. Stanley) Dolega is general chairman • of the day, assisted by co-chairmen Lee (Mrs. John) .' McKinley and Elizabeth (Mrs. Thomas) Jefferis. Nate, too, th;it when it comes to Art Festivals, '.1 that's' a trio ,that really knows how to do it up browI1! --' .' , * • • Still Looking Ahead . • • the . . . to September, be advised that Detroit's -r" needy children will be the undeclared winners, of Christ Child Society's Second Annual Charity Golf Outing. Play is set for Tuesday, September 15, at .: '. 1116 lIiuer of st. clair Western Golf and Country Club .in Redford, Tickets, at $100 per person, include golf, dinner, prizes, greens fees, carts and gifts for all golfers. A shotgun start at 1 in the afternoon will Luxury Condominiums signal the beginning of the mixed open tournament. Proceeds help support Christ Child House, a shelter on the St. Clair'River for temporarily nomele58 children, and other .1 projects of the Detroit Chapter of the Christ Child Society: a national organization of volunteers st. Clair, 2 Mlies South of the Inn founded in 1887, dedicated to helping needy chil- dren through a wide range of prcgrams, personal Fumished Model Open Everyday From 2-5 service and fUnd raising. , The Detroit Chapter was established in 1912, In addition to supporting Christ Child House, it ' Jchw~~~,!! distributes layettes and provides volunteer aides ,.,=rn~. for the Ronald McDonald House at Children's Hospital of Michigan, Saint Francis Home for Boys Whittier Towers - Marketing Office 329-4771 and several special edlreation centers. . 415 Burns Drive, Detroit; HI 48214 * * • r:PtJ Tournament registrations and fees must be Name received by Wednesday, September 9. Checks, pay- Addr-e-s-.s------able to Christ Child Society, may be sent to Mrs., City/St-a-~-e------:z="j:-p----- Donald Taylor, 30830 Lincolnshire East, Birming- Phone " ------Age------ham, Mich. 48010 or Mrs. Clarence Bentley, '1957 ..,....---,..,...------,--.,..- Shipman, Birmingham, Mich. 48009. Please call me to set up a visit Honorary chairmen of the golf outing are Jack ___ Please provide more information Demmer, Gerald O'Shea and Bob Johnson. Christ Child Society co-chairmen are'Mrs. John R. Martin and Mrs. I;>avid K. I;3rundage. Current presiqent of Christ Child's Detroit Chapter is Mrs. Lewis Baughman. mid Summer '.' ------1 Tjr~f!e::vi~u:,::ere~~~1~~~o~~se con. . 1 old summer parties and bar. tribution actuaIly is rais~ is ! becues? Need a fresh idea at the discretion of each host I for entertaining at home? an.d hostess. Clearance You can add a new twist to To get the series of games , ~/ celebrates summer ;,our next outdoor party' by in swing a kick.off party using a few proven tips that wJl helrl at the moom. be JJunJreJ3 of Jtem3 in 'e1i"!ileJ QuantilieJ '. With a carnival of sales are sure to provide hours of field HHis home of Paui and enjoyment - but be sure to Sue N.ine Sunday, Aug. 9. Up To I'€member the "pas3 fall," CeJebrities participating in "tice," "Irim Peel" and "Pen. one of the series of ga~s 40% off Selected Items Include': August 5th ultim~te," recommen~ ~e Iwill be on hand to get a few • Cushions Amenean Lung AssociatIOn I tips on game strategy and a . through of Southeastern Michigan. I ehance to brusn up on their • Umbrellas New t y pes 0 f h 0 r s I "cannon" and "crush" shots. • Folding Furniture August 8th d'oeuvres? Names of new Sue Nine is a member of rock groUp:3? No! These are ALASEThi's board of diree. .• Umbrella Table Sets terms used in croqud, the Itors, immediate past-presi. sport that is currently mak.' dent and member of the • Chaises & Accessories ing a comOOack ll<:ross the Lung Association's Women's ! COlintry, and. ALASEM is Committee and a member of I . • summer outfits asking Detroit area party giv. the volunteer committee .or. .' evening wear ers to entertain their friends ganizing the croquet fund • accessories and more this summer with a game of raiser. croquet that's not only sure The Amer~an Lung Asso- to be a hit, but is also for a dation Celebrity Croquet UPTO 50% OFF good cause. GWles is the brainchild of The American Lung AS50-[ Martha ~. (~!rs. Ralph) Kel. ciation -Celebrity Croquet ler, of Blrnllngnam, ~ho w~s Games wiU match the skills I Involved for 20 years In wnt. Come and join the fUrl, .. of Detroit area celebrities I ing and producing children's with interested ho~ts, hostess. I pr~rams in Detroit and St, Popcorn and lemonade on us! ~s and their guests in gllmes ~OUIS and MW .devotes her I of croque't in metropolitan I tl.me to specll>h.zed pra:mo. I Detroit backyards this August I tlOns and publiC relations i and Se]>te~ber. All that's II coun,eling. : needed to participate is a In addition to Sue and : croquet set, a grassy, flat i ~{arlha, Jo ..Jo Shutly.~lac. I area and a minimum 00 four i Gregor has !x-en one of the I i to six friends, ALASE.1\l: will.1 most actIve members of the I i make arrangemen1s {or a De, Icroquet committee. Jo.Jo is I Q:ItkJj;J trait area celebrity to join I married to Byron MacGregor, the party, news anchor at WKSD.TV ~~ A registration fee of $200 '1. (~hannC'1 50) and WWJ Ra. I p~r party is requested liS a d;o,. Jo.Jo and. Byron a:e 1 1786~ Mack Avenue : car,l ribution to support the i serving as celebrIty eo-<."half' I Grosse POinte, Michigan I Lun/( AssDciatlOn's work in I men (){ the croquet gamC1>, . 886.1814 979-5500 ! thf, fight against lung disease, ! smokers kick the habit I air pDlIu{ion and gnok.ing. A I Ti'.ow interested in hosting Man . So: 930 - 5.30 asuals I 35834 Van Dyke • Sterling Height. I sllgg.:,.;ted way to raise this an American Lung Associa. Bon~ Caras Welcome I C • Brentwood Plaza (Bel. 15 a 18 Mile Rds.) sum is tD indude 20 people tion Celebrity Croquet Game Hms; Mo•. , nm., Frl. 10,8: Tu.... Wods. 10.6; SIt. 10-5; 8••. 12.5 on the gues~ list and request I are ~ed to c~Jl 961-1607 {or a contnbuUon of $10 from more mformatlOn. ...\ -, - , ~ , '-, . le+( - , ", ."",.-.-.-..,-,,...--, - ~~ "_Jl'IIl4"'''''_Q_' ''._Q -4'''''__ '''y:a_''I'_v_P_4_----P----- Thursday, July JO, 1981 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five.B ------ ~ In the Hear' 01 the Take Masonic ! Gowanie Golf ~ Eastern~Qrket Mrs. Robert Bashara Telnple stroll i Ladies host ~ £STAVRANT :J uly tourney MARKET CENTER R . i in early August I Detroit's 1,036-room Ma. A continental breakfast, a Purchasers TUESDAY AND THURSDAY i'sonic Temple, "an indoor welcome from Hazed SuBi. .~ SPECIAL metropolis that could accom. 'van, chairman of the day, of Complete CRAB LEG DINNER .; modat!' 16,000 people at the I and a shotgun start began same time," will be featured 'i the Gowanie Golf Club La. Diamonds & Estate Jewelry .SO',,'US ~ :, on the D€troit Historical 2013'!MACKAVE. GROSSE POINTE WOODS !l!l6.4600 i dies' annual invitational tour_ 20 oz. PORTERHOUSE STEAK DINNER I .: Society's Aug. 9 Sunday I i Stroll. The tour starts at 2 I nament Thursday, July 16. .1S.8S '. ,. i p.m. Stuart ('oles will guide Luncheon and the awarding Complete FISH DINNER I pal'ticipants t h I' 0 ugh the ; of prizes followed pl'1l)'. I buildIng hailed as Detroit's $4.50 : F'light A winners were "Fur Soecla/jsts for over 55 Years" I ~lasterpi~e of Mod I' r n 5 p.m.• B p.m. I : Gothic. d€'iigned by architect I Helen Watters and Mary Schadler, of Lachmoor' El. I George ~lason and completed 2460 MARKET ST. 393.1711 " in 1926. It is th~ largest ;',l:a'i vira Toepfer and Dotty' An- 7 a.m .. 8 p.m. Mon. - Fri. Till 6 pm. Sat. ; sonic Temple of its kind in I gelos, also of L«:lunooT' and the world. :\ ancy Krebs and Lee Linda. mond, of Map1e Lanes. i I A siop will be made to i : view, the magnificent Com. I Flight B honors went to I ,mand('ry AsylLlm. patterned Zita Wright and Arlene Bal.I dwin, of Lochmoor; Doreen I' Mid Summer Sale 'after the Tower of London T8 Skantze and !lfarge Van E<:k.1 DUty & S&'''d '' I roont in which kings assem- nde ante, of Burning Tree; and I Refu . bled their knights before Angie Dziuba and Louise 1 'FiJ" pre""'U~n~ -) embarking on the Crusades. Fromm, of Lochmoor. i ~l"f'\er.\C8n . The room is pure Gothic, with ,tone floors, orna!e oak Flight C honors went to P 11-- S DSO P<'\\'S and a balcony. I 1"10 Simpson and Greta Em.1 484 e _ler t., WIN R fl Yfl)\/fi J 1', I ._. _, "''''.' '" ... I 1000 YWCA 2 minutes from the Tunnel) 1-519-253-5612 The tour aIso \\'iIl visit \ [L.4.J, V~ .l,i. .. U ....H;~I., ~~J.a~u:LldI ,., •• p7 ",i I a RI"I'I Al, ••••• II II R II' "RIll i Samaras and Betty RothlS, of; ------.- ~~l;{/{/IU the 1,600.seat Scottish Rite I Lochmoor; and E I I' a nor 1 Cathedral anti a few of the Photo by Collln!:lwood Stud,o , Rodge 'llnd Erma Reindel! of many lodge rooms, each fin. the Country Club of Detr'oit. ished in a major architectural In Grosse Pointe Memorial Church Saturday, i Carpet and Area Rugs style, from Ionic and Doric July 11, PRISCILLA GRACE LANGS, daughter ! flight D winners were to Egyptian, Corinthian, Tu . of Mr. and Mrs, Richard J, Langs, of Briarcliff I Ann O'Brien and Linda .FREE Front Parking dol' and HOlllanesque, Place, spoke her marriage vows to Mr, Bashara, 'Kemp, of Great Oaks; Janet son of Judge George Bashara. of Grosse Pointe I Schimmel and Betty Giomot- The temple contains stat. ta, of the St. Clair Shores ues, decorative facing, tiles, Woods, and Mrs. Nancy Bashara, of The Shore Club. Golf Club; and Ann Fiorello cal1opie~ and other orna. and Elle Strong, of Burning E~t!liszewski mental features, products of ----- Tree. thousands of hours of labor Eleanor Rodge and Irene by master sculptor Corrado Klegg a'5sisted Hazel Sulli. Parducci. His' I a b 0 I' e l' s • COhf~ Miss Langs bride van. Hostesses for the day worked two shifts daily, w.er.e nine.holers Irene Cor. I 776-5510 seven days a week, for two 21435 Mack Ave. m-ll:e, Ester Carne and Mary years to complete the im. I Ann Belanger. <'W~ wUh to ta'6. th(~ occa~ion to than!: OIH o~ until 8 p.m. Mon., Thurt., Frl.: Tun., Wid., Sal. unlit 6 pressi ve interior. of Robert Bashara Gowanie Golf Glub mem., The building was formally man~ flood fu6.n.ch and (Hutomn£ whou. faith in. openrt\ to the public Feb. 22, Schiffli embroidered lace and seed pearls accent ber; J~hn Rod:ge, Jerry.Sulli- van, MIke DaVIS, Stan Dziuba, 1926; the bil.thday of famous white chiffon wedding gown: pair Len SChim and IHU Glynn I oln uwlu and 0'1JCln.u~tion h"-£ auuu.d OUt 1 :lIason George Washington. will live in Harper Woods as.;jsted the ladies. ~Inn' /965 I As Detroit Mayor John W. cont/mud tltowth and mad" n"u~a~ thi~ MOI16. Smith, speaking at the dedi. The wedding of Priscilla Grace Langs and • * * cation ceremony, observed: Robert Michael Bashara Saturday. July 11, in The Women's Gro'-\p at to (Q,'1Ju l1uQ.dns wlth J.upuJ.ot faciutlu. "Some lofty purpose must Grosse Pointe Mel\lorial Church was followed by Gowan'ie, '1OC'ated in Mount have inspired the creation of a reception at the Grosse Pointe Hunt Club. The Cl€mens, wound up its an- O b "f"l b 'ld' It' nuaI ~rjng Ihandticap tourna. , ANNUAL th IS eau.l"f' Ul mg. IS newlyweds will be making their home on Elkhart <"WI. J.hi116. to muIt !J0Ut con.tlnuui pabco'"!-tlt: " tl b t'f I b ment rCC€nUy with Zita .."a suff lClen y eau 1 u to e Street in Harper Woods. ------1 the temple of the most pro. Wright taking top .honors 'and G!J malntaln.J.n:J Cln.d Impwt1lnfJ out ~nl1lc,-. SUMMERSALE found and liberating ideals." The bride is the daugh- Elegance carnation.s and ba. fellow tpointer Sis Andy as tel' of Mr. and Mrs. Rich. by'~-I>reath. runner-up. . THE GREA T SHOW-OFF Tickets for the Masonic ard J. Langs, of Briarcliff Mark Robertson Brinker SOLID CHERRY CURIO STAND Temple tour, fifth in a series Place. The bridegroom is was. h.i. : in order that their names 1 For Teen Boys I may be included in the 1961- I Our August Sale, now in progress, affords you the oppor- ITIVI"IILACI tunity of fantastic savings of up to 50% on floor samples ~ dire:o:;.um I Home and 20% on all special orders. Out designers will help you select sofas, chairs, love seats, B.lloon I Furnishings dining tables and chairs, cocktail tables, breakfronts, curio 9 MILE & MACK cabinets, secretaries and occasional pieces all priced with Bouqu.t i you in mind, D.llv .... W Sale Remember, good taste need not be expensiv~, and this is our opportunity to prove it...... vlc. 50 to 750/0 OFF Birmm[;ham Grone Pomte Oellverln bl Coall •• C~arlcl.r. lar IIOcca.la•• 280 N. Woodward OPEN DAILY In.the-Vlliage 644-7750 10 to 5:30 882.0052 • 777-8020 294-4848 Thursday EVlOmings 'Iii 9.00 p.m. , ______..-..01.-_. ----...... __ ...... -.. .. h ..... __ --. _---.....-.;",-.:-.._..- ...... , _ ~ 1'." .. "" GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, July 30, 1981 -_._---~------_. --- _._------'---_ .. -----_. Jt\. (:e(.(,hetti star is born at the Grosse Pojnt(~\Var M'emorial Center ' \Slate J);,ete~ics I To be bride (Conlillued from P;lge IB) ,Michigan, Washington,' there. He was born in I and is dnedor 01 the I can-Scandinavian Foun- teacher and choreograph- career SeSSlOn. dent of the Dancing Mas- 1 D.C., .Oklahoma, Per;n- Uruguay, became assist- I Dance Circle of New II dation. In Denmark,~ she er of national stature. A' career in Dietetics can ters of Michigan to teach sylvama, North Carohna ant ballet master and York. trained under Kirsten Her '~oncert ballet', "Sat- be satisfying and well-pai' I ,technique via Cecchetti's and No~ther? and South- ~horeographer and pre~- . . Ralov, assistant artistic urday Night West," was ing, accoraing '0 Ruth Fin!'!n, Method to all interested ern Cahforma. ler danseur at Montevl- Jamce, La Pomte was director of the Royal selected in 1979 for the assii.tant pl'<' "5-5<'1' of Die. teachers and students The guest faculty at deo's Municipal, Theater, there. She is assistant Danish Ballet, Fredbjorn repertoire of'the NaHon. tetics (:y College of . . 3 A 1 B 11 toured with the Jooss professor in the Depart. Bjornsson, Tove Liels, al Association for Re- Delro' ,1.'[1 will sponsor a , . The Idea was .to estab- the Oth nnua ~ et Ballet in Latin America ment of Dance, Texas Elsa-Marianne von Ro- gional Ballet. She is Dietl" l..'areerand Program! 11sh a standar.dlzed sys- Conference and. Sen:ur;arl and the United States, ,Woman's University, a \ sen, Inge Sand and Toni chairman of the Dance IInfOnna!iOJl Session Tues.: tern of gradmg. ballet reflects t,he 1epu~at,lOn I was soloist with the Bal- well - k n a w;n master' Lander Marks. ' P~n~l of the Texas Com- day, Aug, 18, at 7 p,m. in I students, and to raise the the CounCIl has aehle" ed. I let Russe de Monte Car- teacher and guest chore- I r i n a Kladivova-Pal mISSion for the Arts. the ~lercy Conference Cen. ,level of the t.ea~hing of Margaret ~ a r s h was 110 and with the Metro-] ographer in the' Texas ~was there -\ professional ball~t. :rhe MI,chlgan ,or- the~r' S~e IS a former politan Opera Ballet, of area, and is g,linin5 a! dancer With the Prague And there, among the ter. .' f nd gamzatlOn, \Va" the first, p.up of aestro Cec.chet- which he became ballet wide reputatl'l.n as ~, r.:-' Ballet il' Czechoslovakl'a student conference par The seS"lon IS ree a I t d h ld f h Ad v'.. t C th D - open to el'eryone, ~1rs.Finan . state society .to spon~or, .1 an ° ~r. 0 IS • master, has taught at the searcher and teacher of when she was 13, she was tlclpan s, :v~s aye will describe available pro. a ballet co~mlttee whIch I "anced CertifIcate,. a Fel- Metropolitan Opera Bal- the Bournonville tech- chosen for her original Ronne. ShInIng. A sm~ll grams of study in Diete,tics adopted ~ rormal syste~ lo.w of the Impenal So- let School, Jacob's PH- I nique and repertoire. Her style to create leading star to be sure, but WIth and will answer questIOns I ." of ~eaeillng and exam 1- c let.y o~ Teachers of I low, Folkwang-Schulen interest in Bournonvilie roles in such con tempo- the light. Observe her, regarding career opportuni. 1I.arbOJ:Spflngs ~lll be the Y natIOn. DancI~g In Lor;don and' in Germany and Bellas technique has taken her rary bo.llets as Orff's at practice in the base- lies in the field. : settll~g IndJ,arl fS~f~~~e~ ' C a major exammer and At. C ( t C h t' "C . B " d m"nt ballet room at the '.'erc~ College is located at ,fLEorIGt,}ewW'eoollDlgaOnd'H. WI:I. Today, mere are ec- . b r es In aracas among 0 open agen Wlce: armwa urana an <: .u I chetti Coull('i~ of Amer- commltt~e me~ er of the other places), has been fir s t on a Fulbright Egk's "Abraxas." Work- Grosse Pointe War Me- South£lel~ F r e e way, ~n~! Jiam Cyphers I1I who~e en. ica regional committees Cecchett! SocIety. l on The Juilliard School's Scholarship, then on a ing with Frank Pal, she morial, and witness a I O~ter DrIve! south of Se e ! gagement has bee n an. in Ohio, Texas. Illinois, Alfredo Corvino was dance faculty since 1952 I grant from the Ameri- is now recognized as a star being born. MII.eROFadrt~no~t~west l~~ nounced by her parents, ~1rs. trolt. u. er .In orma 10 :'I'larilyn Smith Wood, of . , G 'ld f C b k f M' h' , I d I about the Dietetics program ~l n Road and former Wrrter S Ul conerence set at ran roo or lC Igan S fa ente young peop e may be obtained by calling G~~:se Point~ resident Rob. The Cranbrook Writer's 'I discuss aspects of poetry" Student.:>s~lected £or the I groups conducted by the I There is a pressing need I conference at era n b roo k 592-6030. ert Boston Wood, who now r.n.l,l'< l!"h "n"",,1 'W1'it",.'~ fiM,o" ""N O(""tn...... ",riti"" ""n-f"""n"" ""s>"" ...hn."n on i "np"t -f",,"1tv m?miber,l; af. todllv to nurturp a'SPirinlZth-rnn"h th ..... nntinninl1 kind- ,....' _', 1 lLJ •. , .... makes his home in Harbor II Conf;>r,'nee on the <;ranbr~ok I wi~h three professional wri-t.] the 'Oasisof manusC'l"iptssub. \for:!-in'6 apprentice writel\SI ts.len-t in all l.:temry disci. I ne ~f Henry S Booth" says """".. \,1'1 ". " ...... 7 ...... _~. '1 ;,prllll':'. C;)!\li' !1l Blocmfleld HIlls en of national re:putation. IDitted: in a co-mpetition of the -benefit of individual pEnes." 5S.. played at Fort Wayne Miss Wood, a Grosse Pointe • hegil '~ur;day. Aug. 6. I This year's Writer's Guild I four categories: sMl't :fiction I criticim and cor.suUation on Mrs. Harlan also empha. President Harlan. r The Detroit Colonial Con. South High School graduate, I F'il ....li..e st,ud~nt \uiters, i C;}nieren~e guest .f-acu1~yfea.] poe~ry, ~I.ay-writing and fea: their litera:.r ef~orts. . \ size3 that, in S'Pite of i,ts F~l'~her information con. cert Band celebrated De. studied at the Institute for I ! c':- "11 a Wnter s GUild Schol. tures Puhtzer P!ll7.ewmnlng tur~ wrlting. For the dura. "We 'belIeve ~n good wrlt- name, the Cranbrook Wnt. c,ernmg the Aug. 6 to 9 troit's 280th birthday with a American Universities in Ail(. "r"hlp recipient, are repre- poel W. D. Snodgrass, t>OPu.[ tion o-f tiheir "work-in~rog. ing" remarks Ivabell Harlan, er's Guild and its -annual Cral'l1brook WlIiter's Guild 7:30 to 9 p.m. concert Fri. en.Provence, F ran c e, and :,e~ling, ,Eeveral ~nchigan lar science fiction writer r-ass," the students will be' president of the .Cranbrook I conference are not a formal Conference may be obtained day, July 24. at the Historic holds a Bachel?r of Arts umver,,;tle3 and colleges at Orson Scott Card and Wi!. hau.se.dat Kingswood. SChom Writer's Gu,;ld, "and !this is part cf r,~e Cranbrook Edu. by con1acting either Mark Fort Wayne Military Muse. degree from AlbIon Col1e~e. the f'Jur.day workshop. They, Ham Ratiga!1, Mvelist, critic I on t,he Cra~brQok campus. th~ eE.ience of why our an.j cational Community. "We McJ'lh-enon at 496-2&2 or um. Birthday cake was ~he was formerly Adver,tlS- will______have the opportunity to : and playwright. , They wiH ~artic:pate in stmIU,nut,l conference is held. ,Ihave maintained the Guild Mrs. Harlan at 852.3271.~--' passed out to all attending. lIlgmanagerand forSalesJacobson'sPromotionEast Lansing Store, and has reo cently taken a position as account executive with Gross Telecasting in Lansing. Mr. Cyphers, son of Mr. arid Mrs. Harry William Cyphers Jr., .of Birmingham, is a graduate of Michigan State University, He is now with Ford Motor. Company's , I D i s t r i c t Sales Office in THE L Cleveland. I DGOES WESTERN" I Bride-elect I'" . SALE ,. J\TYOUR PLACE!, Thursday, July 30 • Sunday, Aug. 2 Mid-November wed din g I Our huge sidewalk .a1e;has mowed inside stores.lhroughout the ,.plins are being made by ~, CATHERINE A. MAKOS . . and Robert Dean Hoern. mall! Up to 75% off on selected items • schemeyer whose engagement ,has been announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ber. , '~~.",. nard A. Makos, of Notre Dame Aven.)Je. ,.', , The bride.elect, who holds . , a Bache~~r of Science .de~ree PROSPECTOR PETE'S DIAMOND MINE in RetaJ1mg from Michigan Thursday - Saturday Noon. 8 p.m.; Sunday Noon - 5 p.m. The chance of a lifetime! Pick up a claim from any Center store. State University, is working I in sales for the John H. Har' Then try to choose a diamond from the mountain of rhinestones! Some rhinestones are color coded so you can win land Compa'ny, check -print. consolation prizes. And you can try as often as you like! Diamonds have been donated by: ers . • J. B, Robinson • Leroy's Keepsake Diamonds • Pic-A-Pearl • Shifrin Willens • Zales Jewelers .. Hudson's Her fiance, son of Mr. and " M r s. F"r.a n k H. Hollrn. I' schemeyer, of' Huntington Woods, holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Horticul- ture from Michigan Stale DANNY HOLT AND THE COUNTRY WESTERN SOUNDS 'University and is in sales management with Pr~tor Thursday. Saturday Daily 4 - 6:30 p.m., in' the J.C. Penney East Court. Come see Michigan's very own hit-maker! and Gamble Distributing Company. Set September COUNTRY SINGER SONNY LOVAS CO wedding date Thursday & Friday, 1- 4 p.m. in the Grand Court. Pickin' and strummin' and singin' to your heart's delight! A December wedding is being planned by Carolyn Edwards Navarre, of Dear- born, and Patrick Murphy, of Somerset Road, whose en- gagement was announced at ,".. ; . a recent family gathering SOUTH CITY BOYS hosted by Robert Verkist at Friday: Sunday; Friday 7 . 8 p.m.; ~turday 1 - 3 & 7 - R p.m.; Sunday I - 3 p.m. in the Grand Burrough's Farm. Court. Down-home Blue Grass musical entertainment! The bride,elect, daughter of Sally T. Holley, of Ocean' side, Cali£., and Louis Warn Edwards, of Gull Lake, was graduated cum laude from Wayne S tat e University where she was elected to CHILDREN'S COWBOY & INDIAN COSTUME CONTEST Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Saturday 10 a.m. in the J. C. Penney East Court. Kids ~rade as "authentic" characters of the wild west and have Lambda :\!u, holds a .:'I'!asters 11 chance to win big prizes! Open to all children. To find out how to enter. call 371-1501 from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. degree from Wayne and is currently lead systems ana. lyst in WSU's Computing Service Center. ~fr. :\furphy, son of Irene 1. :\1uldoon, of St. Clair, earned a :\1echanical Engi- ,neering degree from Gen. ! eral ~Iotors Institute, Flint, : and a ~astl!r of Business : Administration degree from Wayne State University. He is affiliated with Phi Gamma Delta fraternity and :is a member of the Detroit : Yacht Club. the Detroit : River Yachting Association, > •••••• , the 0iational Flying Scot Sail. : ing Association and the Gen. , eraI :\!otors Institute Alumni A,socialion, He is currently a special projects l'ngineer fM Fisher Body Die F:ngineering at the GeneraI :.\fotors Technical Center. The Arrangement Flower Shop KELLY AT VERNIER ROAD New Home Mack at CENTERED AROUND YOUAND THE.WAYYOU LIVE! St, ClaIr l. , ..... -."':' ..... P ••••• F •• P'.*" psp. - 4 4 ; z;se: +*. iCf +' *f *? Thursday I July' 30, 198 I GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Seven-B ------Pointers play Mrs. Frank Gerbig III IArthur A.Nee! I LEQ~'S GOLD IndSilVER at Blue Lake I to claim .f/ride 17888 MAC.K AVE. IMany Pointer; attended I September wedding plans the second session of Blue 13re being made by 'Karen Buying Estate Jewelry, Lake Fine Arl5 Camp, which i Bluhm and Arthur :\J1 I011 n!splay a.E. S.~ Z.rD T~IfIIId.r.".... AIr. ClrlII. E1kar IS ~:~: ~ I ALL APPLIANCES AVAILABLE. • • C :~ COME IN AND SEE CIUIP& I GARY L KEMP or JACK STOCK Dr. ~ IMcl • UTa latest de~'l1n~ ,h,., bnng this coupon to our showroom Of mad rt 10US 774 7920 I With $500 • G P N ST CHARLESFASHIONKITCHENS.INC. _1"" .IlIIIlaIIIClS~" I 27\J Woodward BlOom'''''d H~1t MI. 4llOIJ. 3Jol.~nl "., tl_ .. SIllJ .. Jacobson's ... IName ------"ddress I ,....II',.. eM( .... TUlIl'TtIS. STORE FOR THE HOME - GROSSE POINTE .~---...._-~--_':----jlI~~:" ~1lD.ATI'" . (. , . ~ \ " .~ \ ~ .-1_ ...... ~...- ..... ---...... _w_ 4.- ...... 6tI. _ ...... ~ ...... - ...... __ ~...;",...... -..._ ... _~J ...... -l- ...... ~ ...... _~..- ..-...__ ~ ~ . .-._~~--.. ...-...... -...- ...... ,______. .__ G__R__O SSE POI N TEN E W S Thursday, July 30, 1981 Plee Eight-. --_._------_ .._------_._------_._------Thi Arrangement Exercise, diet aids to health I Mrs. Robert Hagstrom Child abuse inforIilatio.p is availahle Flow. Ihot» By Oeelle A. Nagllk, . "Pep Up Your Prime Time - Grants from the Michigan agencies involved with the vice professionals can use to ..... ,k ..... It "'" CUlllc.r D"tlt"n Exercise, Eat Right, and Department of Social Sl'r. treatment and prevention of find out what is available; M d e.".e{ "'Mer H•• pltol EnJ'0"" focus ALLITI"I The ninth annual natiGnal " es on an area vices and the Webber Foun- child abuse and neglect. the center will provide them nutrition theme 0( the Amer. of ~ealth, t.hat af~ects every. d'alion will help "the Univer- "Before, there was no con. with 'bibliographies of reo 78% I can Dietetic Association one. ph)~ICal fitness and sity Ubraries at Wayne State venient access to literature," lated materials. , proper eatmg. continue their program for saY'S Dr. Vern 'M. Pings, di- The Department of Social Exercise and eating proper- the preventi-on of chi 1d reetor of WSU's University Services' contract renewal' ly are among the foremost abuse. Ubraries. "Professionals who grl)nt of $20,000 will can. factors that affect a person's deal with these children don't ~Inue the center's work health. Exercise accomplishes The Children's Information have the time to run to sev. through the end of 1001. three goals: cardiovascular Service Ci!nter provides ma. eral different places to gather I Tht' center, located in stimulation, weight loss and I terials to individuals and maintenance, and release of I information. The c e n tel' i Room 3482 of the Purdy Lj. stress. Eating right helps pre. I makes it easier for them." I brary on Cass, is open frtlm vent weight gain 3S well as Open Moross Program services include I 9 a.m. to 5 p,m. Monday decreases a number of other printed materials and films. I through Friday. The phone risk factors which tend to House Sunday There is also ~ phone ser-, number is 577.4033. shorten life expedancy. I ----_._------_._-._------The challenge is to balance I The Detroit Garden Center diet and exercise by con sum. I will hold its Moross House Gettfng Settled ing as many calories as need. and Garden, located on East Made Simple" Regular ed to meet the body's needs. I Jeffeq;on Avenue, across In an age of labor.saving de. I from the Vniversi:ty Olub, New.To'Nll dilemmas fade after a WELCOME vices, the physical activit)' of I open for public tours this WAGON call. $39" As WELCOME WAGON Representative, it'a;my both men and women has de. I Sunday, Aug. 2, from 1 to 4 creased drastically. p.m. job to help you make the most of your new neigh. The Moross House, built in borhood. Shopping Areas. Community opportuni- Special In order to be beneficial, ties. Special ilttractiollll, Lots of tips to save you exercise does not have to be' the 18403, is the oldest .pri. 99 vate residence in the City of time and' money. severely strenuous. Many ac. Plus a basket of gifts for your family. $31 Detroit. The horne is com. tivities are often overlooked l'U be Iisuming for your call as meaningful exercise. Ac. pletely restored and furnish- tivities such as dancing can ed in mid-l800s decor. The use un HI(}.24(l kil',Nl1orips garden. too. is typical of that ~ lziTtm"Sil £1l1il1l i pel' hour; bicycling depend.' -- p€riod. I r!.~~'~~~~ based on a sporadic or even Our Lady Star of the Sea Church was the of packages: all-modern, all. Dlleounll NOTICE OF intermittant performance. An setting Saturday, May 16, for the morning wedding classical and mixtures of AID /101 E,.mhln,r • Wowen Waod. exercise routine must be es- both. Manulaclu,a,s oller s.vs,al PRIMARY ELECTION tablished to suit each in. of Cathleen Elizabeth Sandberg, daughter of Mr. Information on the 1981-82 ~~~g~~~ed L~~~S~~IC~"":• Shutt.rs clividual's needs and be able and Mrs. Calvin J. Sandberg, of Shoreham Road. Danee Season maybe ob. lrol. sUllllesl! you che-ck and To Be Hlld On campara the relall prices TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1981 to meet those needs on a and Robert Glenn Hagstrom, son of the Edward tained by calling the Music De~ora you buy. • Sh.de. consistent basis in order to Hog3troms, of Kimberton, Fa. Hall Season Ticket Office, TO THE QUALIFIED, REGISTERED ELECTORS OF Expires 8131/81 provide for and maintain the The. 11 o'clock cere------n<>'J.-At> betw 10 THE CITY OF GROSSE POINTE PARK: desired weight loss...... , een' a.m. Just as important as an many at which The Rev- When the newlyweds le!t and 6 p.m. Monday through "S •• our fine products" "" ~ou are hereby notified that a Primary Election will ;" -: exercise routine to meet a erend Ralph V. Barton for Texas, the bride Wa! Friday. . at , . be held In the City of Grosse Pointe Park, Wayne person'. health needs Is tho presided was followed by wearing a green silk Oriental Tickets for individual per. on Tuesday, August 4, 1981, at which time the WallpaJ.)f:r land ~.:--'~. County, establishment of a balanced a reception at the Grosse print. dress with shocking formances go on sale Mon-- ' .," quallfied and reglatered voters of the City of Grosse Wallpaper and Paint diet based' on good eating Pointe War Memorial's pink accents, da)', Aug 24, l;~' Po~te Park may vote for candidates for the following WINDOW SHADE CO; .t t:- . non-partisan office: . hablta. The best diet ia one Alger House, after which Out. I ... Thursday, July 30, 1981 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Nine-B TOLES & ASSOCIATES INC. FIRST OFFERING MIDDLESEX T''lUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE Goodman Pierce & Asso.ciates, Inc. CENTER HALL COU)NIAL. Paneled family room, 1st floor laundry, mo GROSSE POINTE WASHINGTON NEAR MAUMEE - Early American colonial on a l()().foot lot in a prime location. Paneled family room, garden room. 5 bedrooms, sitting room, 3 fireplaces, wooden patio deck and garage space for 4 cars. OPEN SUNDAY 2:3~5:30 P.M. $185,000. I 64 MUSKOKA - $149.500 . New England In Grosse PoInte - CharmlDg home nestled on tree-lined dead IlI!lId street. one block from Farms 8 LAKESIDE COURT - UNUSUAL EARLY AMERICAN COLONIAL only four lots from the Lake with a beauti. Pier. Walk to schools. churches. historic party store. Four bedrooms. twO'tIlll baths, ZJ,.Ibaths, den, large fully landscaped patio. First floor contains the living room with cathedral ceiling, paneled library with fire- glassed garden .room. Nicest neighbors you'D ever meet. place, dining room, master suite, maid's bedroom and bath and laundry room. Two bedrooms, two baths and dressing room on the second floor. SPECIAL 9FFERING! 60 Lochmoor - Fre~ch Colonial - Four bedrooms. sun room. IIb~ary. lamDy room. 29 BEACON HILL ON A HILLSIDE NEAR THE LAKE in the Farms. Custom built colonial with family room, Presently belDg redecorated. Swimming pool. patio, prestigious location! By appolDtment. recreation room, 4 bedrooms, 311.! baths with a sitting room in the master suite. Unusually attractive grounds. Plenty of closet space and the detail found only in custom built homes. ADDRESS PRIcE BR BA FEATURES 307 RIDGEMONT - NEAR KERBY SCHOOL. Well-maintained brick ranch with 3 bedrooms, separate dining room, 911 Edgemont Park $229,000 5' 3 Fam. rm., 3rd floor apt. fireplace, screened porch, new 2-car garage. Attractively landscaped 48xl48-foot lot. 516 Shelden $259,900 5 31,2 Beautiful kitchen, L-shaped family room. , LAKELAND NEAR MAUMEE - A FAVORITE LOCATION IN GROSSE POINTE CITY. Colonial with spacious 1449Wayburn $ 29,500 2 1 New furnace, electrical rooms. Library, 17.foot dining room, glassed porch, 6 bedrooms, 41,2 baths, recreation room, 3-car attached garage and a l()().foot lot with large shade trees. $197,500. - INCOME PROPERTY 1307-()9Lakepointe $ 57,500 2/1 2/1 "car garage 663 UNIVERSITY PLACE _ WHEN A HOME HAS BEEN MAINTAINED as meticulously as this one has, there's 14177Seymour, Detroit $ 22,500 2/1 2/1 2 car garage .no need to decorate before moving in. Four bedroom English with library, 2J,2baths, attractive breakfast room HARPER WOODS with beamed ceiling, recreation room and surrounded by lovely gardens. Early .occupancy and realistically 20457 Danbury Lane $125,500 3 21,2 Family room priced for a quick sale. ST. CLAIR SHORES CHAMPINE - IN THE FARMS NEAR MONTIETH SCHOOL. Attractive colonial on well landscaped 5O-foot lot. 22593Kipl~g $ 59,500 2 1 Florida Room Three bedrooms, family room, modern kitchen, 11,2 baths, recreation room with bar. VACANT PROPERTY Lot next to 1254 Maryland $ 7,500 Zoned Two-family. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 17440 MAUMEE AT RIVARD - {tECENTt.y DEQ9MTEP rOWNHOV~E with 3 bedrooms on 2nd floor arid 2 bedrooms on. the 3rd. Formal dining room, modern kitchen, refinished floors, fireplace, Ilirage. Monthly , maintenance fee only $50.00. Priced at $89,900 with assumable $68,298 mortgage at 13J,2% Interest. 245 CLOVERLY - SITUATED ON A PICTURESQUE HILLSIDE LOT. Library"garden room, foul' bedrooms, 3~ RELOCATION HOME WARRANTY baths. The dining room and 32-foot living room have floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the lovely patio and GUIDE PROGRAM garde~. central air conditioning, immediate occupancy and a LARGE ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE! 61 MOROSS - CLOSE TO THE FARMS PIER. Completely' redecorated and remodeled, including a new kitchen. Family room with fireplace and bar overlooking the walled patio, first floor laundry, 2 powder rooms. 2nd floor contains 4 bedrooms and family room. Two attractively decorated bedrooms and bath on 3rd. With assumable mortgage. . 1537 HAMPTON - MOVE RIGHT IN! Ever popular Cape Cod al'chitecture and available on land contract or mortgage assumption. Den, formal dining room, breakfast room and 2 bedrooms. New kitchen with dishwasher, Goodman Pierce & Associates, Inc. new furnace with electronic filters, new carpeting, freshly decorated. Realistically priced in the 60's. . '. ~ C.W. Toles Sue Adelberg . William E. Keane TOLES & r , Betsy B. Buda Ann W. Sales Sally Coe James D. Standish, III ASSOCIATES, INC. ~~Bet:tgfnes Mary F. Ferber Lois M. Tole,s REALTORS 885-2000 Ichweltzer R Real E,tote.lnc.. I•lflii Hand Gardens Twonames you can trust "-_._~ ;, 2C1.. 39 MACK AVENUE GROSSE POINTE WOODS OFFICE "Where Sales and Friends Are ;Hade" 886-8710 NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! HARPER WOODS - Elegant three bedroom, two bath GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Luxury ranch on a quiet OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 home with 1,700 square feet of living 'area. Dining street. This home features central air conditioning, an . 80 S. Edgewood G.P.S. 3 Bdrms 2 Baths Land contract terms, owner anxious, reduced. room, family room with fireplace, first floor laundry energy efficient furnace, family room with natural 42 S. Duval G.P.S. 4 Bdrms 3J,2Baths Bran'd new, llbrary, first n. laund., wet bar. and newer furnace. Call today!' F102. fireplace and formal dining room. Sprinkler system. 32 Greenbriar Ln. G.P.S 3 Bdrms 21,2Baths Land contract terms, off Lakeshore, spacious. . 886-58Oli Immediate occupancy. G510 1399 Anita G,P.W. 3 Bdrms 1 Bath Moving out of state, simple assumption. Blend , 886-4200 , rate. . 1960 Ridgemopt G.P.W. 2 Bdrms 1 Bath Assume at 12W7o, appliances negotiable. 820 Whittier G.P.P. 3 Bdrms 21,2Baths Land contract terms, unique architecture. 23005 Newberry S.C.S. 3 Bdrms IIh Baths Land contract t.erms, immediate possession. 23355 N. Colonial Ct. S.C,S. 4 Bdrms 21h Baths Land contract terms, owner anxious to sell. 22924 Canterbury S.C.S. 4 Bdrms 21,2Baths Land contract terms, blend rate, priced to sell. 22200 S. Colonial Ct. S.C.S. 4 Bdrms 21h Baths ~ contract, blend rate, whirlpool plus more. Il') rO_P_E_N_S_U_N_D_A_Y_2-_5_0_P_E_N_S_UN_D_A_Y_2-_5_0_P_E_N_S_U_N_D..;...A;....Y_2_-5~O::...;.P...;;;E=N;;....S;;;;..U=N'-""D;;;...;A..:..Y~2-5 I 0 ~ . BY APPOINTMENT , ~ ec FIRST ~FERI~G - Grosse Pomte Woods - Charm abounds In this redecorated Cape Cod, brick with Z Q alumm~m trIm, 2 bedrooms, 1J,2baths, custom drapes, new carpeting, kitchen and bathrooms updated. en Z New driveway, new furnace, central air, recreation room, 1¥" car garage. c: ~ ~ z mD~E RD. - Cla~ic Engl~sh in a picturesque setting. Five bedrooms, 51,2 baths, master bedroom with C GROSSE POINTE FARMS - Sharp three bedroom, en GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Authentic Cape Cod in Z, hre1,>lace and whIrlpoOl, hbrary, family room, country kitchen with ceramic floor adjoining ~ozy pantry. 11,2bath brick colonial with formal dining room, family » perfect condition! Featuring library, two fireplaces, w Enh~e house completely re-decorated. In-ground pool with Jacuzzi. Offices in rear of house 3 car -< dressing rooms and more! Excellent land contract room with fireplace and kitchen with built-ins, inter- a.. garage. ' N terms available. Call today for additional features. com, basement. FI34. o ~ G588. ROSLYN - Curb appeal plus an even nicer interior! Three bedroom bungalow updated kitchen fireplace &r. newer furnace and roof, recreation room, 2 car garage, ' " 0 ~ ~ FIRST OFFERING - Grosse Pointe Woods - Perfect FIRST OFFERING - Grosse Pointe Farms - Con. SOMERSET. Excellent ~n location, condition, and price. Brick-income offering. Each unit containing living home for a young family. Charming brick colonial > -=- m veniently located three bedroom colonial with up- ~ room, dmmg room, kitChen, 3 bedrooms, bath and porch. Separate basements, land contract terms. Z dated kitchen, formal dining room, family room with a Mutschler kitchen, family room with fire- place, ienced yard with- patio and gas grill, land and 1% baths. Assumable mortgage. G676. Z VERNIE~ R~. - Move right ~n this immaculate 3 bedroom brick bungalow. A'luminum trim, small study ~ contract terms or blended rate mortgage avail- 886-4200 ~ upstaIrs, fIreplace, recreatIon room, close to transportation, FHA terms considered or land contract. ~ able. G679. 886-4200 FIRST OFFERING - Harper Woods - Blended rate Z VER~IER RD. - Super two family home. Live in one, rent the other. Lower contains 3 bedrooms and » mortgage available at 13%. Sharp bungalow with a GROSSE POINTE WOODS - Spacious five bedroom, ~ fll'eplace, upper 2 bedrooms. 2 car garage, Land contract terms. -< newly remodeled kitchen, living. room with fire- 2¥" bath brick home. Living room with natural place, formal dining room, extra insulation, heated fireplace, family room, library and recreation o WESTCHE~TER - A lovely lot to match a lovely home. Four bedroom colonial, 21h baths, 2 fireplaces, v,~ greenhouse. G677. room, outdoor patio, new roof, land contract terms recreatIon room, new furnace, 21,2 car garage. 886-4200 available. G633. Il') 0 886-4200 ~ WESTCH~STER - pelightful an~ desirable colonial offering 3 bedrooms, 11h baths, Florida room, study "'0 GROSSE POINTE - Completely refurbished four bed- GROSSE POINTE~ARK - Impressive four bedroom >- upstaIrs, recreatIOn room, sprmkler system, 2 car garage, land contract terms available. m room colonial. This home features a Florida room, Mediterral1ean colonial. Featuring living room ~ Z dining room, recreation room, fireplace and fin- with natural fireplace, 31h baths, library and rec. N. ROSEDALE :- Need a big house but not a big price? How about this 4 bedroom, 21h bath colonial en ished basement with a half-bath. Screened in reation'room. Call for additional details on fea- !i redecorated In ~980 .that features family room, library. first floor laundry, aluminum trim, recreation c: room, central air, SImple assumption. ~ porch, land contract terms. FI9I. tures available! Land contract terms. F224. en 886-5800 886-5800 ffi ANITA - Harper Woods - Grosse Pointe schol district. Nice home that needs decorating, situated on a ~ OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 5 Q. large lot. 82.6 x 263.6. Family room, 2 car attached garage. ~ 1259NOTIINGHAM, GROSSE POINTE PARK - 886-58001800VERNIER 148, GROSSE POINTE WOODS - 886-4200 BEAUFAIT - Harper Woods.- Offering Grosse Pointe Schools. Very clean 3 bedroom bungalow. Newer U1 70N. EDGEWOOD, GROSSE POINTE SHORES-886-58OO 1035WOODS LANE, GROSSE POINTE WOODS -886-4200 o Il') roof and furnace. RecreatIOn room, lI.~ car garage, simple assumption. Reduced to $54.900. 481 HIDDEN LANE, GROSSE POINTE WOODS - 886-4200 439 MADISON, GROSSE POINTE FARMS - 886-4200 90 SHOREHAM, GROSSE POINTE SHORES - 886-4200 988 HAMPTON, GROSSE POINTE WOODS - 886-4200 N KENMORE - HARPER WOOD~ - Possible land contract terms are being offered on this exceptional ~ 1921STANHOPE, GROSSE POINTE WOODS - 886-4200 1111 S. OXFORD, GROSSE POINTE WOODS - 886-4200 ~ bungal?w. ~hree bedrooms, fIreplace in living room, all aluminum trim, newer 21h car garage. Spotless ~ 1386ROSLYN, GROSSE POINTE WOODS - 886-4200 move-rlght-m! Q en Schweitzer OffIces .,.. open II a.m. to II p.m. Monday thru Friday II p.m. 10 8 p.m. saturdllY and Sunday ~ ROSCOMMON - HA,RPER WOODS - Extra sharp ranch on a corner lot. Ideal starter home or for retirees. i en Two bedroom~ WIth famIly room and porch. Immediate possr'sion, 1J,2car garage, land contract terms. C GROSSE POINTE WOODS OFFICE GROSSE POINTE FARMS OFFICE Im ffi WES,!~URY - Custom ranch in beautiful area of St. ClaIr Shores, features mclude 3 bedrooms, 11h baths ~ L.J::! 886-4200 886-5800 a.. dmmg room, two fireplaces, recl eation room, 2 car attached garage. N o . I ~... ' '",,' . •• I,' ... I. fiE Al TOfi Seventeen Office. In Fout'<:ountle. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 U1 • • ...... -.. ;; ""C--X'°Y=' r-'" c_ - ,- (, "'.. ~ • ~ '. 4 4 4 .4 " ,••• " , " ? C ,4 . • a C • 44 ...... q-sq-.- C-C-C_p_ r- - ,,' GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, July 30, 1981 .,< PRECIOUS WATERFRONT 7ZLakeshore Drive I TERRIFIC TERMSI directly 011 the water In the exclusive world oI waterfront properties you These two Grosse Pointe Park homes are in tip-top are always assured that you will find elegant taste,' shape with certificate of occupancy permits al. sensational architecture, and decor fit for Royalty. At ready secured - nothing to .do but move right in! Would You Uke The our "72" offering It is said that this modest and un- I assuming "mansion" is the most beautiful of all the KENSINGTON ROAD - This 4 bedroom, 21h bath En- Country Club of Detroit waterfront properties in all the Poinles. Whether you glish Tudor with maid's quarters offers quality are with family or entertaininlil, "72" handles allllvinJ{ amenities thruout. Flexible terms including an for Your Backyard? i prerequisites with its 7,000 square feet. 8~~% ASSUMPTION, good blended rate and 'a 1I' I The master suite and hand painted silk screened I $116,OOOland ~ontract at 11%. t walls with private bath and dressing area opens onto I a fantastically beautiful view which is accommodated THREE MILE DRIVE - Spacious 4 bedroom, 21h bath comfortably by an oversized private deck. Seven cent~r hall 2-story with maid's quarters, den, sun bedrooms in all to take care of all occasions. The I room, modern kitchen, new carpets, more! $110,000 sculptured, heated pool is surrounded by a paradise VA loan available at 151h% for 30 years or 1~1f.!% of lands.caping greenery. . 30 year "bu'y- -':,". tral air, patio, tool shed. & 2 car garage. Land Freshly decorated. , OPEN SUNDAY 2:30-6:00 contract terms. $114,900. .FIRST OFFERING - 21200 WOODMONT - STUNNING RANCH offers S bedrooms, cheery family room, 2 car LOTHROP - Beautifully maintained 1~ story r~s- attached garage, finished basement with lav and very attractive price IN THE SEVENTIES!. BALLA~TYNE - Colonial in the Shores with pool. 1st. idence. Family room & 1st floor laundry area. Two floor laundry. Family room with fireplace, bedrooms & bath on 1st, Three bedrooms & bath ,on " 18201 RAYMOND - NEAR ST. JOHN HOSPITAL, this 3 bedroom, IIh bath brick colonial is a great starter home. Finished basement. Four bedrooms & 21k baths. 2nd. Rec. room. Breezy screened porch, 2 car garage and 131h% mortgage assumption available. $69,500. • I BEDFORD - Built in 1973. Four bedroom, 21h bath MAUMEE - Neal" Bon Secours hospital & Village 388 MOROSS - ARCHITECT'S DREAM HOME may also be yours! Unique 3 bedroom, 2 bath maintenance-free colonial. Family room with fireplace. Central air. 2 shops. Four bedrooms, 3 baths, heated gard,l!n brick ranch is shadowed among a magnificent grove of Russian Olives. The energy efficient Carrier pump is • car aU. garage. room, den, 2 car garage. Possible land contract. just one of many highlights. . BEDFORD - Lovely French Provincial. Library & McKINLEY - Three bedroom English near Hill shop- 1018 ANITA - HANDSOME BRICK RANCH with 3 bedrooms, den, sunny family room, new roof, new furnace, 2 car family room. Four bedrooms, 31h baths. Central ping & Richard school. Updated kitchen, den, rec. garage and new decor. Simple assumption or land contract terms. $89,900. air. Blended rate mortgage or possible land con- room witt fireplace & bar. $79,500. tract. Open Sunday 2:00-5:00. 879 LAKELAND - NATURAL GRAY BRICK COLONIAL 'has been beautifully maintained. Lovely antique m~nUe MERRIWEATHER - Five bedroom, 31h bath colonial. graces the fireplace in the family room and there are 3 bedrooms and 21h baths. Sprinkler system, first floor . :BERKSHIRE - Five bedroom, 81h bath center hall Modern kitchen with blt.ins, den, garden room" laundry and 7;'. % mortgage assumption available. colonial. Library, enclosed pOl'ch, rec. room. screened terrace, ree. room with fireplace" sauna , Blended rate mortgage available. in basement. 2 car aU garage. 1305 BALFOUR - NAME THE TERMS! Immediute occupancy Is offered on this quality built 4 bedroom, 2Y.lbath colonial with family room, natural woodwork and convenient locatl?n. $115,000. BERKSHIRE - Nice Detroit locatlon~ Three bedroom .MORAN - Priced at $112,000 with land contract terw colonial. Rae. room, Interior just decorated. As- available. Five bedroo~, 21f.abath colonial, 22 foot 2037 HOLLYWOOD - RANCH IN THE WOODS combines economy of price with convenience of maintenance. rhls sumable mortgage. ' family room, 2 car att. garase. lnunedlate pone .. fresh and clean S'°bedrOOin brick' ranch' has' central ~alr~ large lIvlng'l'60m WIth diniJig' 'Ll: and 2 car gar~ge.' . sion. .. $63,000. . . BISHOP - Three bedroqm, m bath colonial. Kitchen. r-o has breakfast room. Family room. Rec. room. MOROSS - Center entrance colonial near Farms lake- BY APPOINTMEN:r front park. Three bedrooms, 11h baths. Den, mod. Blended rate mortgage or assume land contract. -FIRST OFFERING - FAVORITE OXFORD ROAD LOCATION _. Stunning bric)t colonial has a truly magnificent ern kitchen with breakfast area. Possible land con. , family room with natural fireplace', wet bar, and bright bay window, cozy den, breakfast room, 2 car attached CHRISTINE COURT - Three 'bedroom, 2 bath res- tract terms. ". garage and finished basement. ~. idence near schools in Grosse Pte. Woods. Family . room & library. 2 car att. garage, central air. As- NOTRE DAME - Lovely 2 bedroom 2nd floor con- .. .FIRST OFFERING - LOVELY FAMILY HOME - This freshly decorated 4 bedroo,.l, 21h bath c6nter entrance flumable lan,d contract. dominium. Newer kitchen & new thermopane win- dows, central air. Land contract terms available. colonial commands attention. Centrally air conditioned, this lovely home has a circular drive, extra wide lot, COUNTRY CLUB DR. - Terrific location in the spacious. walk in closets, family room, sprinkler system and finished basement. . Farms. Four bedroom, 4. bath, 11h story residence, S. OXFORD - Center entrance colonial built.in 1961. 'master bedroom on 1st., library, family room & 1st' Paneled family room & living room have fire- /7,~" _ . f10pr laundry. Land contract tt!rms available. places, 1st floor laundry, 4 bedrooms, 21h baths, 2 car att. garage, Possible"land contract. CRESTWOOD - Large assumable mortgage at 9.75% interest. Three bedroom, 11h bath ranch. Family N. RENAUD - Four bedroom, 3 bath 11h story. room" ree., room. Cen,tral air. 2 car aU., garage. Mutschler kitchen, family room, 1st floor utility, 2 car att. garage. Possible land contract terms. EDGEMERE - Four bedroom, 2~ bath col!)nial. Lib- ~. :rary" Florida room. Lovely deep yard. 2 car att. ROLAND - Three bedroom, llh bath colonilI, den, garage. , new roof, aluminum trim. ELM' COURT - On a quiet cul-de-sac this fine res- ST. PAUL ....:.Townhouse, 3 bedroom, 11h baths, new idence offers a 2J)x28 garden room overlooking kitchen, central air, extra built-ins. nicely landscaped lot, 5 bedrooms & 41h baths, MAGNIFICENT ROSE TERRACE COLONIAL ... This custom-built home in one uf Grosse Pointe Farms most ':I carpeted & paneled ree. room with bar & 2 ~., ' RISHER ROAD - Four bedroom, 21h bath colonial. 17 STONE HURST - Five bedroom colonial. 3 full baths OTHER FiNE HOMfe ~VAILABLE ALSO foot family room. Rec. room with fireplace. 2 car & 3 lavs. Library, family room with fireplace & ANITA - Three bedroom, 2 baths with only $14,000 needed to assume mortgage. garage. Under $100,000.' \ finished basement. 1st floor utility. Blended rate BALFOUR - Vacant lot - 100x180 - land contract terms. mortgage available. Price reduced. BALFOUR - Handsome colonial - much desired 4 bedroom, 21f.abath home with lots of extras. HALL PLACE - Center entrance colonial. Three bed- BARRINGTON - Two. bedroom ranch with den, screened porch, 2 car garage - meets Detroit residency require- rooms, 21h baths, paneled library & paneled rec. THREE MILE DR. - Spacious residence on 158x2&. ments. , , room. Possible land contract terms. lot. 20 foot living room. 21 foot library. Music BUCKINGHAM - Simple assumption available on this restored 5 bedroom, 81h bath home. Library with fireplace, room, garden room & modern kitchen, 4 family leaded glass, new kitchen and more. HARBOR HILL - Three or 4 bedroom, 1'-,2story res- bedrooms & 81h baths. Master bedroom has sitting CADIEUX - Perfect location for this 4 bedroom, 21,~bath condo with finished third floor, recreatlon room and land Idence just off Lake Shore with private lakefront room with bar. Two bedrooms, 2 bath apartments contract terms. park. 3 baths, library with fireplace, slate patio, over attached 4 car garage. Finished basement. EASTBROOK - Easy terms - new deeor highlights this 4 bedroom, 21f.abath home. , _ i Possible land contract terms. EDSEL FORD COURT - Lakeside Village condo - 2 bedrooms, updated kitchen, U'ing room. dining room, good , UNIVERSITY - Four bedroom, 21f.abath colonial. ; . financing - $48,000. . " W. KINGS CT, - Three bedroom ranch nicely deco- Kitchen has breakfast area. 1st floor. den. Rec. FARMBROOK - Country kitchen"dining room with parquet floor, stained glass features, 3 bedroom, 11h baths ,and rated & carpeted. FamHy room with beamed ceil. room, 2 car garage. priced in the 40's. . ing & large screened porch overlook the in-ground HAWTHORNE - Mint condition colonial with 3 bedrooms, den, glassed terrace, centl'& air and 2 car garage. pool. Rec. room with fireplace & bar & outside UNIVERSITY - Under $70,000, Two bedroom cen. HEREFORD - Tidy bungalow with 2+ bedrooms, sun room. large, private lot, living room with fireplace and access to pool. trally air conditioned English ranch. Enclosed priced at $39,900. ~, porch, 2 car garage. HIDDEN LANE - Immediate occupancy available on this 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch with modern kitchen, family LAKE SHORE - G'eorgian colonial with 5 family bed- room, central air and attached 2 car garage. rooms, .11,~ baths and 3 maids rooms with bath. 26 VENDOME - Large assumable mortgage at 12%% HOLLYWOOD - Three bedrooms, attached garage, sewing room or nursery, living room with natural fireplace. fool library. 1st floor utility. Games room in base- interest. Three bedroom, 31h bath Farm colonial. JEFFERSON COURT - The best of both worlds - living room with 2 fireplaces, loft bedroom and bath, large ment. • Family room, walled patio. central air, 2 car att. . family room. All terms considered! , garage. LAKELAND - English manse with 6 bedrooms, 3J,2 baths, maid's quarters, spacious library, quarry-tiled sun LASALLE PLACE - French Renaissance with 5 bed- room, 5 fireplaces and simple assumption. rooms. 3 full baths & 2lavs. Slate foyer, Step down VERNIER ROAD - Low 60's with assumable LAKELAND - Handsome colonial with 4 bedrooms, 31h baths, family room, country-like kitchen and magnificent dining room, 2Ox20 library with fireplace. New mortgage at 9.16% interest. Three bedroom bun. screened porch. modern kitchen. galow near Mason school. Paneled Florida room & LINCOLN - Land contract terms - 5 bedrooms, family room and new price reduction. rec. room, NO'J."1'INGHAM - Large 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with first floor. laundry, screened terrace, large storage areas, 2 LaSALLE PLACE - French Residence, 4 family bed. car garage and assumable mortgage. Land contract. New price. rooms, 21.'2baths plus 2 maids room & bath, Step WILLIAMSBURG CT. - Near Eastland. Three bed. ROOSEVELT PLACE - English Tudor condominium with spacious rooms, 4+ bedrooms, 21h+ baths, library and down living room. Library & ree. room have fire- room, 2:,'2bath townhouse. Central air, rear court- land contract terms. places. Screened porch. 2 car att. garage. 75x210 yard. Assumable mortgage, $77.500. ROOSEVELT PLACE - Newer 4 bedroom. 2~i!bath colonial with family room with fireplace, private patio, central lot. air and lOIh''l'o land contract available. YORKSHIRE - Yorkshire Road near S1. Paul. Two 1 THREE MILE - Low thirties marks this 3 bedroom, 11f.!bath colonial as a superb buy. Terms are negotiable. LEWISTON - Four bedrooms, 2 ,2baths. Center hall, story with some character, Step down living room. THREE MILE - Leaded glass, natural woodwork and marble sills complement this 3 bedroom, 1~ bath colonial. paneled library. screened terrace. rec. room, 2 car Family room, sunroom & garden room. Heated Easy simple assumption. garage. Land contract terms available. pool. Four bedrooms & 3% baths. 2 car aU. garage. UNIVERSITY - Stucco colonial and extra lot for $179,000. Large family room with fireplace, sun room, enclosed terrace and much more, VERNIER - Simple assumption at 1QI,!!%. Large roqms. In the 60's. r" "m,,/rhill!l flPoJi/p Member of the (//lfl hml.~p.~ 'Member of RECOA , .. Grosse Pointe Real ~tate Exchange 83 KERCHEVAL u:ilh inl(J[lillu/;o/l" 886-3400 Macomb Board of Realtors a nationwide referral network. fha!!iOnAND tOM"AN'f Detroit Board of Realtors 102 Kercheval 884-5700 REALTOR > , ,s ••• _"P'YP • Pup;;.,;e, PUP$>. j • p w F P • P"'''''P PO. Pi Thursday, July 30, 1981 GROSSE PO.INTE NEWS " OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 PERRI EN PLACE - Exceptional 4 bedrooms, 2~ bath colonial. First floor laundry, spacious rooms, custom kitchen, a large family room with wet bar and adjoining patio, recently decorated and ready q)atla~et <.Bllek'. CUhQsoIt, g gtko~ CReaQ Bstate for possession. FIRST OFFERING BY APPOINTMENT Spacious townhouse with room for the grandchildren or visiting friends or relatives. No condominium rules or \Br05sr POllitt l\r,ll \tst.1tr roo 1606 LOCHMOOR BLVD. - BEST BUY ON THE regulations to worry about. Six bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, t1ib car garage, hard oak flQOrs and MARKET - Excellent location and meticulous convenient location. grounds highlight this lovely 4 bedroom, 3 bath 882-0087 semi-ranch. With the added advantages of a 30 foot OPEN SUNDAY 2:00-5:00 family room, a paneled library, and a bright ....__,,~_,..to...,...., screened terrace. vou'll have olf>ntv of ~n;l('f' fOT ...... &:#~a:..... ;' O~!~ SUf'JDAY2,,5 the entire family. . _." Four bedroom colonial, country kitchen'family room combination, den, recreation room plus central air make this 934 Westchester - 4 BR. - G.P. Park an exceptional value at $105,000 1945 Manchester - 4 BR. - G.P. Woods 19295 EASTBORNE - PRICE REDUCED ... GREAT 844 Blairmoor - 5 BR. - G.P. Woods FINANCING ... SIMPLE ASSUMPTION ... 3 385 Hillcrest - 4 BR. - G.P. Farms bec!rOOI118,natural fireplace in living room, a new 39308 Venetian - 3 BR. - Waterfront/Harrison Twp. family room, attached 2 car garage and a price of 9711Somerset - 3 BR. - Detroit _,900 make this package too good to miss. FIRST OFFERING - An -English Tudor under 41 VERNIER ROAD - The Old Vernier Farm house $90,oon Unheard of but ... here's your chance to, has really been updated, 5 bedrooms, ?If.! baths, own a spacious four bedroom, 21f.!bath plus with ideal Grosse ~ointe Shores location. tapistry brick. Act now - this won't last long! 2013 KENMORE - Excellent location, 3 bedroom BE OUR GUEST - and look over this neat 3 bedroom brick bungalow, including a den, paneled recrea- traditional colonial. Perfect condition, great loca- tion room and a 2 car garage. Grosse Pointe pri- tion, family room, sun porch and much more. Then vate park, and an assumable mortgage, priced in invite your guests and enjoy! 46 STONEHURST the 60's. Generous price reduction in the Shores. This spacious newer home close to Lake St. Clair is' perfect for entertaining GOT A GROWING FAMILY? Check out this roomy 5 DANBURY LANE - A taste of New England on this and family-type living. Come see the cathedral ceiling in the family room and the window-walls across the gartlen, bedroom Cape Cod! Family-sized living room, most desirable street of charming Cape Cod colo- four bedrooms and two and a half baths. ,', kitchen, relaxing screened in porch. And of course nialS. 3 bedrooms, 21f.!'baths, family room with a 20' family room complete with built in shelves natural fireplace, first floor laundry and many BY APPOINTMENT liIld fireplace. Bring the family by Sunday! other great features. Call today for more details. GRACIOUSLY YOURS on luxurious Webber PI. in the HOLIDAY - SURPRISE PACKAGE - PRICE RE- " Shores we present this premium, stately residence. DUCED - A fabulous new family room. Immacu- Six bedrooms, 3 full baths and 3 half baths, family late condition throughout, 3 bedrooms, llh baths room and library all professionally finished. Over and a newer kitchen. 5,000 square feet of lovliness - steps from Lake St. Chlir. EDMUNDTON DRIVE - 4 bedrooms, 21f.!baths, cen- -tral air conditioning, oak cabinets in kitchen, and a THE EYE CATCHER - Tasteful decorating, excellent simple assumption available. floor plan, quiet avenue in the Farms, four spaci. oUs bedrooms. These are a few of thp. attributes ffiLLCREST - This prime 3 bedroom, IIf.! bath colo- that will stay with you once you've viewed this nial is well located in one of Detroit's neighbor- graceful home. Call today and see for yourself! hoods. Well priced at $63,900. 819 NOTRE DA!\'IE LAKESHORE'S ULTIMATE IN PRIVACY - We REDUCED - Charming farmhouse - remodeled kitchen + bathroom - three bedrooms, sunny family room. proudly offer this exquisite residence directly on , , beautiful Lake St. Clair. Total executive interior A little ten VACANT LOTS HELP YOURSELF to any of these fine homes in the BIG RANCH - REDUCED PRICE Neff Road -.70xl56 between E. Jefferson and Maumee, zoned two family, $44,000. HOT area of Detroit. The first is a spotless 3 bed. Start with a newer ranch just a few blocks into St. Berkshire - 8Ox175 south of Jefferson, short term Land Contract 11%, $50,000. room Tudor-colonial featuring W' unique family I Clair Shores ... chop the price down to $85.900; area, super kitchen and bricked in yard privacy in add land contract terms, three bedrooms. 1''2 LAKEFRONT the 40's. Then there's the popular Bishop address baths, air conditioning, attached two car garage Approximately two miles south of Harbor Beach - $34,900, Land Contract terms, 2 bedroom frame cottage, - 3 bedrooms, family room, newly decorated in and big family room - super deal' secluded wooded lot - 90 foot frontage - medium high bluff. the 50's. Help yourself by keeping cool the rest of the summer in this neat air-conditioned 3 bedroom WOODS CONTEMPORARY" PRICE SLASHED $65,000, approximately 5 acres beautifully partially wooded land - from M.25 to Lake Huron, 200 foot frontage. bungalow - charming decor all for $39,900. Last Spacious three bedrooms, 1'h bath contemporary at a Lovely two bedroom mobile home. (but certainly not least! is this adorable 3 bedroom new low price of $124,900 .. , call for detaIls. bungalow, well-cared for by its owner, highlighted North of Lexington - Camp Rankin, approximately 17 acres with 250 foot frontage, low bank, sand beach, with a majestic carved fireplace. numerous buildings, zoned residential. . INCOME APPEAL in this expansive Tudor investment property. Both upper and lower have natural fire- TO BUY OR SELL A HOUSE places, formal dining areas and 2 bedrooms. Ex- CALL A SALES ASSOCIATE FROM cellent condition, newer carpeting and best of all DANAHER, MER, WILSON AND STROH - Land Contract or Simple Assumption financing! 100 Kercheval THOROUGH COVERAGE OF TIRED OF LAWN-MOWING, PAINTING, ETC .... ? GROSSE POINTE PROPERTIES Then enjoy life in this trouble-free condo in Lake- On-The-HIII shore Village for under $50,000! Profess.ional deeor, central air, choice corner 2-bedroom. Sharp. 76 KERCHEVAL 881-0800 !".!~~'!l~ ABOVE MARGARET RICE 882-0087 885-7000 • REAL ESTATE Member Grosse POFJte Real Estate Board MARKETING CONSULTANTS ~~---:--;""~?"""',;' ":co:'.,-,"",C--~"""'-:-'"!'-"~~--"!"'"'"------."C-C-E_lIIt-'•.• -.-::--,--""-- -.-'--.111"4-.------'--- , ' • Page Twelve-S G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Thursday. July 30, 1981 ..- ..... _-"---_._------'---,_.,--_._--_._-.-. I i I Money Is Tight , I! . But there are fine houses on the market. Maybe vou CAN afford to buy one. I Realtors$ are experienced in what is known as "Creative Financing" . . . and i that means they can often figure out ways for YOU to finance a housing SINE REALTY purchase. Call a member of the Grosse Pointe Real Estate Exchange. GROSSE POINTE WOODS PRESTWICK - Four bedrooms, 2~ oath brick colo- nial. De<:k off family room, completely carpeted, j i \ attached 2. car garage on large lot. Excellent Buy! I I 1.1 liKOS8E ,POINTE FAKMS 'I ' BELANGER - Beautiful custom built home - Move- in condition - Two bedrooms down, 1 bedroom up BORLA~D ASSOCIATES with room for 4th bedroom & bath. Family room If' overlooking' garden - 2lh car garage. ST. CLAIR SHORES WOODBRIDGE - Beautiful "Condo" - DORSET r EARL KEIM # UNIT - Woodbridge East. Excellent condition, two large bedrooms & 2lh baths. Private patio - 2 REALTY Year Land Contract possible. TAPPAN-AND '.' DETROIT The Grosse Pointe Office 'LANNOO - Three bedroom, llh bath brick colonial. ASSOCIATES , Den, 2 car garage. Simple assumption -at 12J,2%. :S95 Fisher Road 886-3S0C E'xcellent area. FIRST OFFERING TIRED OF RENTING? BECOME A LANDLORD! Call SINE REALTY and view our Super Sharp brick income with many MULTILIST SERVIcE 1961 SHOREPOINTE - Very special condo living ... newer features. Great financing available. Upper FIRST OFFERING. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 FARMS OFFICE iets you eliminate upkeep worries and minimize unit has been totally redecorated and has a new costs. And still maintain a deluxe lifestyle. This kitchen, and bath plus new aium. storms and sc- bright, spacious 2 bedroom unit offers lots of pri- reens. Lower unit vacant and also shows well. Fea. vacy, a fabulous family room, lovely garden and tures include, 2 natural fireplaces, new garage 9lh% LAND CONTRACT terms! Unbelievable but driveway and pr,;vacy fence. Hurry to view. ' true. Visit us this Sunday. OTHER FINE HOMES 215 LOTHROP ~ Prime Farms location in a park-like ,ALLARD - Three bedrooms, Ph baths. family room. setting - this delightful custom-built executive home is full of surprises. Big enough for a large FIRST OFFERING ~VDUBON - Four 6'edrooms, 3 baths, family room. family, yel planned so that even a couple would . . OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 BEAUPRE -, Want a 4 bedroom, 2lh bath French find it "just right". Two first floor bedrooms and 11% LAND CONTRACT Provencal home, professionally decorated, in- bath plus 3 more bedrooms and bath upstairs. cludes a lpvely 'large back yard in the FARMS. Thoughtfully planned built.in dressing area and' SPACIOUS COLONIAL - Featuring iarge living room, natural fireplace, cozy family room, kitchen with Very tempting price. $145,000. closets throughout. Model kitchen, charming fam- / , 1969 Lancaster ... This cozy. brick cottage in the room plus oversize rear yard with many pos. breakfast nook, dining room, half bath, three large Woods is just oozing with charm. Delightful kitchen, il>.' BRYS - Magnificent Woods ranch on corner lot. sibilities. All this plus much more AND 91h% &drooms, two baths, recreation room natural tire- dining room combination and a neat, newly carpeted Three bedrooms, IIf2' baths, famiy room, finished LAND CONTRACT terms:Vacant and yearning to place, central air conditloning," new roof, 2* car ga. basement with wet bar and full bath, 2 car at. recreation room complements the 2 bedroom plan. Of. be lived. In! A must see this Sunday. rage, only $119,500. fered' with LAND CONTRACT ,terms and a pleasing tached garage with electric eye .. upper sixties price. ' CALL 886-3800 FOR AN FOLLOWING BY APPOINTMENT CADIEUX - Three bedrooms, IIh baths, den, Fl~rida OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 APPOINTMENT TO SEE '... 12% FINANCING room. N.' ROSEDALE - Just over the border in st. Clair Attention Doctors, Lawyers, Indian Chiefs. Berkshire MOROSS - Three bedrooms, 21,2 baths, library, gar- Shores and now offering LAND CONTRACT terms. 1036 ... Just redecorated and waiting for you to move den room. in. Four bedrooms, 2lh + 1/2 baths. Paneled office. Perfectly charmin~ 4 bedroom hOme offering cen. tral air, game roo.fu with wet bar. - };leautifully Exciting new kitchen with built in microwave oven. HAw:rHORNE -;- wOods co~onial with I(lts to, offer. decorated. Near University-Liggett:' , Family. room, beautiful lot; 'quklk:'poilleAion' 'o11ly 'TIitee, bedrooms, IIf.!'batll's, library, family room, fl" , $13S,ooo. Extra quarters for relatives or house guests. scr*ed terrace wit~patio and, gas bar-b-q, PRICE REDUCED ... and 91h% LAND CONTRACT 180 $189,000 - PRICE REDUCE~, appliances. TERMS also spectacular! Land Con. MIDbLESEX - tract, Assumption, Lease/Option-to-Buy, or .1 terms! This one owner 4 bedroom South of Jeffer. This beautifully situated contemporary offers room to straiglft lease - Hurry. son colonial has an exceptional floor plan, extra roam, Five bedrooms and a family room with plenty of J large closets and big shares of charm. A great baths and inviting terms make this unique home an STANHOPE - Don't miss 1938 Stanhope, ifl you want family home. ex~eptional inv~~~tt near yacht docks and tennis. the most for your investment. This sparkling 3 bedroom, Ilh bath bungalow also has an attractive INCOME PROPERTY - One of the finest 2 unit offer- 1371 South ReDaud 80 STILLMEADOW - If a quality custom built and m9rtgage blend. Do come and see. ings in Grosse Pointe Park, on Trombley. Wonder. You'll love this cozy ranch, featuring a beautiful newer 4 bedroom home on a quiet street off l.akeshore ful large rooms and high ceilings. Four bedrooms in Grosse Pointe Shores is what you've been waiting natural fireplace, 2 bedrooms, family room, basement, RIVARD - Four bedrooms. 3 baths, 10.5% simple as. in each of two 41nits with 'J:l' living rooms, much 'recreation room with wet bar. Don't miss it, only sumption. . for ... and 10% LAND CONTRACT terms could make more. Large assumable LAND CONTRACT. it happen ... do see this one. On a lovely pie-shape.d $105,000. QXFORD - Four bedroom; 2\6 baths, den, terrace. • J ' I lot with many fnlit trees, 4 large bedrooms,ceotral all" SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE....:. MANY WITH 91h% ,I il'rp LAND COl'loTRACT TERMS ' JEFFERSON - Just,Reduced! You can also use your and lots more ... its a great opportunity. AND 11% ,LAND CONTRACTS PLUS ATTRAC. PRESENT I;IOME AS A DOWN PAYMENT! This TIVE ASSUMABLE LOW INTEREST beautifully restored English Tudor on an acre 01. 75 STONEHURST - A large foyer welcomes you to MORTGAGES. CALL 886-3800 FOR DETAiLS. George L. Palms Realtors our luxurious ranch in Grosse Pointe Shores. The 886-4444/ land features 4 bedrooms and 2' baths. Originally a sprinkler system, central air conditioning, first cottage, this home has been awarded "Historic floor laundry, big screen terrace ar.d gas barbeque Natioll~ Association of Indepe~ent Fee Appraisers Site" designation. VA terms, Land Contract also enhance the value of seven spacious rooms. Please Member: nATIOnWIDE@ Member Grosse Pointe Real Estate Board Welcome. RELOCATIon U:llVICE A Family Business For Ovcir A Century join us Sunday to see it all. Member National Home Relocations Service BALFOUR - Spacious, impressive, English manor For E:a:ec.Uve. 1ra!,.fe~ style home. Six bedrooms, 31,~ baths, library, fam- ily room, sun room. Home also features a magnifi- cent oak foyer, modern kitchen with bunt-ins and table space and built-in swimming pool. Land Con. GREAT SELECTION. • • SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE tract Terms. ' e •••••• '. LAKE POINTE - Four bedrooms, 1 bath, large yard, : ; ."'.'.,.>. :.~~"Y"l Land Contract. .. RIVER ROAD - Three bedrooms, 2;!l baths, family room. r., ! LINC9~N - A ba~gain price in a brick bungalow!. L~vmg r~m WIth fireplace, nice roomy kitchen, .~.' WIth appliances, 3 bedrooms, 1 down with full bath !'. and 2 up with Ih bath. Nice Florida room, rec. room with wet bar, Ii! bath. LAND CONTRACT TERMS. NOTTINGHAM - An excellent, maintenance free home. Four bedrooms (including a large master suite with bath) 2 baths, partially finished base. ment with lav, nice brick patio, 2 car garage., A VERY SPECIAL HOME with tennis courts and 25' x LARGE ASSUMPTION - Charming English with 9% LAND CONTRACT - Cape Cod near lake, living KERBY - Three bedrooms, 11,"z baths, family room. 5(}' swimming pool and cabana, four family bedrooms natural woodwork and leaded glass, five bedrooms, 31h room with fireplace, three bedrooms, freshly painted each with bath, paneled library, garden room, modern baths, den, family room, atta~hed garage, large bal. throughout, 6O-foot lot, excellent financing. UNIVERSITY - Fi,'e bedrooms. 2;!l baths. family kitchen, attached garage, call for your personal in- ance simple assumption. room. spection, .1 RENAUD - A beautiful, well built brick ranch. This home features a paneled library, family room, FIRST OFFERING - Center entrance colonial, large GROSSE POINTE FARMS COLONIAL - Four bed. CLASSIC COLONIAL in outstanding condition, spa- modern kitchen with breakfast room, a bricked patio off family room and ree. room with lav and family room (22' x 16'), three bedrooms, finished rooms, 2~!l baths, cozy library, large kitchen, rec. cious family room (23' x 20'), paneled library, new wet bar, Assume at 8,5%. basement, approximately 2,200 square feet. excel- reation room, flOancing terms available. furnace and central air conditioning, new decor throughout, five bedrooms, 31h baths, large simple lent value, near schools, shopping and transporta. SHARE - St. Clair Shores - Brick rhnch with greal assumption mortgage or land contract terms. tion. LAND CONTRACT - Contemporary colonial on South terms. When did you last see a 30 year :"iE~ Oxford with first floor bedrooms, two full baths, FIRST OFFERING- Georgian colonial, four bed- CAPE COD NEAR HUNT CLUB. First floor bedrooms MORTGAGE at 12'7c, Just now: Three bedrooms, I modern kitchen, family room, three car attached ba.th, modern kitchen with built.ins, large yard, rooms on second floor, two on third floor, 31h garage, land contract terms available. family room, three full baths, kitchen with built-i~ baths, beautiful den with tile floor. new furnace, appliances, land contract terms available. ST, CLAIR - Three bedrooms, l'lz baths. family room three car garage, COUNTRY CLUB - six bedrooms, 5'2 baths. ~ibrary more. FINANCING TAPPAN'S OPEN'S SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. 1170HA"'THOR~E 1434~OTTINGHAM WE HA JtE 27 HOMES WHICH OFFER 509 t:NIVERSITY 617 RIVARD 887 LINCOLN 21431 SHARE FINANCING AT 12% OR LESS 2131 ALLARD B5S BALFOlJR ~ flSI S. BRYS 1938STA:'\HOPE PRICE AVAILABLE LOAN RATE BEDROOMS BATHS LOCATION $ 96,500 $ 50,000 ~ 4 3 Woods ~ 100/, 2 2 Shores AEAlTOAS $ 54,900 $ 35,000 $199,000 $100,000 11 4 31A1 Park $ 79,900 $ 54,000 11 3 llAl Farms 16845 KERCHEVAL, in The Village $ 68.900 $ 5Q,OOO 11 4 2 Woods $ 74,900 $ 00,000 9 3 1 Woods $ 67,500 $ 44,000 101h 4 2 Shores $148,000 $ 98,000 11 5 31h City ~l Kercheval, $125.000 $ 80,000 11 4 2 Woods Gro~se Pointe Farms, MI 48236 882-5200 31:l-AA4.6200 f ' Thursday, July 30, 1981 G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W S Page Thirteen.B ------0------.------;------ ' ee rL ~.:::::...------"""" R E 'PI L CST R Tit ~ ~ . OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 2150 ANITA - Lovely four bedroom bungalow with screened porch, finished recreation room with ad- ditional bath in basement. Did You Know . • • SHOREPOINTE LANE - Condominium. Two bed- room, two bath, finished recreation room, central . .'. that planting deciduous trees on the south side of a building is a form of air conditioning, burglar alarm and stereo sys- passive solar heating and cooling? Be energy conscious. Plant a tree. tems. BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. EMORY COURT W. - Charming three bedroom (with den or fourth bedroom), 2lh bath semi-ranch in Realtors Are Matchmakers tranquil setting. Jalousie porch. They match up special people with special houses. Call a RealtoJ4 to find WELLINGTON PLACE - Beautiful four bedroom YOUR special house. It works. You'll see. New Orleanfi colonial with additional apartment over garage and in basement, first floor laundry, freeform heated pool, many fine features. This particular house exudes charm from all angles and has all the amenities of every house in the area 305 KERBY - Three bedroom bungalow with a lot of hut ~rrl\"""PO in R niffprp'1t W"" '1'hr_ hP 1395BalCour Road -Grosse Pointe Park This gracious English Colonial features four bedrooms and 2lh baths plus an extra bedroom and bath on third floor, a large sun room, finished basement and charm throughout, Quality construc- tion includes pewabic tile, lots of beveled glass, natural woodwork and more. Below market interest blended rate available to qualified -buyer! 881-4200. . ALSO OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 ••• 8367ANITA- Sharp 3 bedroom, lIh bath "easy maintenance" RANCH. Finished basement, simple ASSUMPTION and Florida bound owner ANXIOUS! OFFERS INVITED! 884-0600. \ 20010 BEAUFAlT - Three bedroom RANCH with family room, modern kitchen with built-ins, new carPetin~, new furnace, beaut.iful decor, assumption ... YOU CAN'T BEAT THE PRICE at $59,900!! Absolutely. MUST ~'BESOLD!!! 884-0600. FIRST OFFERING 1441BISHOP - Three bedroom, Ith bath English with den - handy to Maire elementary and Village shopping - ~ <;;'t just right for the young family. $74,900.881-6300.' / 1598BOURNEMOUTH - Three bedroom, Ilh bath colonial with modern kitchen, paneled rec. room, central air and great'Woods location! 881-6300. 1324ffiJCKINGlIAM - Well'maintained 4 bedroom, 2lh bath coTonialwfth den, extra bedroom, bath on third'tloor. $134,500.881-4200. . 988 LINCOLN - Three bedroom, 2 bath English Cape Cod with Florida room, finished basement. Just $78~900! 881-4200. . 78 MAPLETON - Three bedroom frame colonial UPDATED THRUOUT! Excellent starter hQme with good land 'contract terms! 839-4700.' 81 MOROSS- Three bedroom, 2 bath colonial with den, master bedroom fireplace. Walk.to Farms pier. 881-4200. 960 N. OXFORD - Four_bedroom, 3lh bath colonial with family room, exceptional decor. ~. .'';' , - ~7 WEDGEWOOD- Comfortable 3.bedroom, 2lh bath air conditioned ranch wiUi great extras. Excellent price ~, . REDUCTION - Call today for details! 881-6300. ~ SPACIOUS ROOMS, HIGH. CEILINGS, and excellent Charmed by the older more gracious home ... then- r. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT detail abound In this home meant for a large family. you'll be amdous to see this beauUful tWostory stucco HAWTHORNE - FIRST 'bFFERING of charming 3 bedroom, Ilh bath COLONIAL with' a decorator's touch! - Four bedroom, loads of closet space, and ample baths. home with a flowing traffic pattern and spacious Special features include a large family room with fireplace, finished basement, central ait and land contract The first floor has natural fireplace in the living room, rooms. Master suite has a natural fireplace, the available! 884-0600. huge -dining room, sun room, big kitchen and back kitchen has been updated and much redecorating done seryice stairs. Need T.L.C. but the price is right, . in the past 12 months. BERKSHIRE - NEW qSTING of unique and charming 4 bedroom, 2th bath home. Impressive"" living room with $98,000. . - cathedral ceiling, 2 balconies and natural fireplace. More exciting details plus 131k%assumption! 884-0000. FIRST OFFERING FIRST OFFERING! New England charm on Danbury Lane - this 4 bedroom, 21kbath colonial with family room fireplace offers extras galore! Central air, kitchen built-ins and more. Grosse Pointe schools. 881-6300. Very attractive brick bungal'ow with a low maintenance aluminum trim- exterior. New furnace with power humidifier and a new roof. Three bedrooms, living room, dining room and kitchen with eating space. Located in Harper Woods, priced at $57,500.. UNIVERSITY-LIGGETT area - "Like new" 4 bedroom, 2lh bath colonial off,,;:s 19x15'family l'M:nwith fireplace, large kitchen with great built-ins, den, central air and many fine amenities. Land contract available. 839-4700. FIRST OFFERING GROSSE POINTE PARK - Charming 4 bedroom English cottage with NEW MUTSCHLER KITCHEN! Newly Charming little 5::apeCod with a totally maintenance free exterior. Living room with fireplace, formal dining room', reduced to an affordable $79,900.881-4200.' - - large kitchen with ample eating area, plus sun porch and half bath. Need some T.L.C. but the price refle<;tSit. $30,000Land Contract terms. 55 Hundred block of Haverhill. FINEST LAKE VIEW AROUND! Outstanding Georgian colonial on sizeable LAKESHORE ROAD site offers de- FIRST OFFERING lightful air conditioned accommodations including 5 bedrooms, 5% baths, large library with fireplace, big f family room with fireplace, super kitchen, maid's quarters and all amenities for gracious living. 881--6300. Attractive two bedroom condo, in the popular Lakeshore Village. This nicely decorated corner unit has extra insulation to help cut heating cost and a good assumable mortgage. GROSSE POINTE WOODSSemi.Ranch handy to Ferry elemental7 school includes 4 bedrooms, 11kbaths, family room and nicely finished basement. Details at 881-6300. \ OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 " 310 CounCry CJub LaDe ( LAND CONTRACTTERMS on this well maintained 4 bedroom, 2 bath ranch with central air, finished basement, screened terrace and attached garage in desirable SHOREHAM ROAD location. 881-4200. One owner home, built by Walter Desimple ... from beginning to '00, endless attention has been paid to such detailing as: special cove molding on ceiling and doors, wainscoting ill halls and dining room, Anderson winqow UNNERSITY - Three bedroom, 2 bath bungalow with den - second floor adaptable to "in-law apartment". Land throughout, special fixtures ... etc" etc. Stop in and see f5r yourself. $125,000. contract! $82,000.881-4200. . OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 • f 728 Bedford BUCKIN.GHAM- Three bedroom, llh bath colonial with den on larger lot. Nice large living room with fireplace, TRADITIONAL OUTSIDE & CONTEMPORARY INSIDE this home was built in 1979and features cathedral ceiling, newer room, carpeting. Handy buyer can SAVE by furnishing his own occupancy permit! ~. country kitchen by Mutschler, an atrium or garden room and three fireplaces and central air conditioning. Located near a private lake front park, this beautiful home has 3 bedrooms and 3lh baths. GROSSE POINTE WOODS- Three bedroom PLUS home with fantastic 3Ox15'cathedral ceiling family room _ absolutely OUTSTANDING! Large lot, sparkling condition, land contr!lct - don't wait! 884-0600. OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 MAGNIFICENT ~IDE MANSION on over 2 acres of prime lakefront land! Call today about this 7 bedroom 23287 N, Rosedale, S.C.S. estate with all amenities for gracious living including hand carved paneling, 5 woodburning fireplaces, butler's Are you working with a small amount down? ... but still dream about finding an "out of the ordinary" newer 4 kitchen, complete 3 bedroom, 2 bath carriage house and 00, so MUCH MORE! 884-0000. bedroom colonial at an affordable price? Then stop in Sunday to see this BUILDERS HOME in which be spared neither time or expense in its construction. NEFF - Extra spacious 2-FAMILY English. Four bedrooms, 2lh baths each unit! All the space of a single home, - but your tenant helps you finance! 881-4200. PRICE REDUCED. , . Land Contract terms are a real plus for this 3 bedroom colonial. A newer roof, u~ated kitchen,_hardwood floors and large utility room add to the appeal of this Grosse ?te. Woods. $53,900. GRAYTON - Energy efficient 3 bedroom, llh bath plus powder room COLONIALwith family room. Attractive financing available - Call 881-6300. PRICE REDUCED . . . Bay windows and field stone distinguish this beautiful farm colonial from the standard home. A marvelous house for entertaining, it has large rooms and is rich in architectural detail. This home is LOTS OF ROOM and a YOUNG BUDGET PRICE! Four bedroom, 2lh bath all brick home with paneled family: perfect for the family requiring five bedrooms and three and one half baths. room and finished basement in handy GrosSe Pointe City location. $79,500.881-6300. A 9% ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE makes this large bungalow an affordable house for the right falnily. Approxi- WASHINGTON- Well maintained 3 bedroom, 4,bath ranch with paneled family room, ctlntral air, carpeting and mately 2,500square feet of living space which includes 4 bedrooms and 2 full baths. Of particular interest is the draperies thruout, 3-car attached garage and lots of 'luxury extras. 881-6300. 16xl6 country kitchen and the complete living quarters in the basement. $83,900. NEWCASTLE - Air conditioned 3 bedroom ranch with kitchen built-ins, new carpeting and a price you'll like! DEFINITELY FOR THE FAMILY that has adjusted to the more casual life style!! Large family room off the 881-6300. • kitchen with beamed ceilings and brick fireplace, that further opens onto a 30 foot redwood deck. For the more (ormal times there. THE OWNER HAS MOVED TO CALIFORNIA and wants his home SOLD now!! This four bedroom, two bath home has a bedroom and full bath downstairs. A new furnace and self storing storms and screens keep the heat in, the ~,. ", cold out and cost down. Located on Meadow lane, a quiet and convenient street in the Farms. IMPORTANT SERVICE. FOR TRANSFl!REES: CHA~MING "FARM RANCH" in close proximity to Lake Shore Rd. Bay windows, natural.fi~eplace, 3 J:ledrooms,1~ _-----(->k-.~_\...,.=~ .,rhiii' ~ baths and a family room with door wall leading to a very private yard with brick patio. Completely finished • basement, game rooms, full bath and carpeted. Assumable mortgage. o • s OWNER ANXIOUSTO SELL ... this charming Mt. Vernon Cape Cod. The owners have but a lot of care, time and money into the vast improvements and-decorating. New family room, new furnace with central air, new drive RELt!l and p~tio. Completely redecorated, priced at $99,500. IfIITIIII,C1" IlILOCoU'ON "IlVICt LOOKING FOR VALUE AND SIZE ... You would not believe what is available on Lakeland for under $179,000. Five huge bedrooms, 3th baths. The first floor has natural fireplaces in both living room and family room, the We are here to serve_~ou...9 A.M. to 9_P.M. Mooaay thru Friday library has a wet bar. The basement is finished and the tth car garage is attached. 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Saturday and Sunday €ALt.. ONE OF. OUR SALES ASSOCIATES FOR INFORMATION ON ADDITIONAL R.G. EDGAR LISTINGS 320Provencal $475,000 622 Rivard , .. ilB.OOO 31Rose Terrace , _.. 297,000 1110Yorkshire "" 112,000 GROSSE POINTE FARMS GROSSE POINTE PARK GROSSE POINTE WOODS 85 Clairvlew 195000 20720Virginia Ln - .' 84,900 82 Kercheval 884.0600 16610 Mack 881-4200 19790 Mack 881-6300 102 tJandy ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 147:500 16817Cranford Ln 99,500 li9 Handy 143000 2294() Newberry 79,800 1037Kensi~8tOO:::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::: 137:000 414Riviera Terr ' 54,500 .DETROIT OFFICE - 11SOO Mor.ang - 839-4700 - . 1/ Ill!lAE~4""_~!CII;"'. ;~ __ 1111114~..e"""'4,,-!,,;1111114""""'Ii!""~---""'-~ ... "'-'l""'II...----a;-~...... ---....----_.p._ ~..-:!~III!"I~II!""''!'II. 411'!'.1I!.e",III!"III!""....G.~ GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, July 23, 1981 • .* * * * Feature Page * * * * • • . Elegant Eating f1J- lor the Performmg Arts and faut), best aetre:,iS (Dene. ago. Smith was al;;) MOTs I daded Cio,Cio San in "Ma. ul ~ conflicts. Willie Anthony W~ters,: their guests will enjoy a uve) best actor (Depardieu). "Emp~ror Jones" in 1979. '~ama B~tterrIy," Margherita Cavaradossi in the English whose musical direction of' on E. Warren special premier film night at best cinematography ... and Ortiz recently appeared In "Meflstofele" and Donn.a language perforn1'ances Will ,_" "I the museum Tuesday. Aug., on . , . and on . _ . of,)losite Dame ,jr)an Suther-' E,:vira in "Don G:ovanni." I be tenor Jon West, remem- MOT) Ii Trova!<)rc and I ' 4, There'll be cocktails at "The Last ~letro" will be land in the Canadian Opera's I She rec~n:ly .score.:! a great, ht'rei Il)cally for his rntkal. , "R i go let t 0" was highly, IU 4.6120 6:30 p.m .. a French bistro appearing for two weekends pr,lc!uct.ion of "Norma." !>~r;;onal ~ucce~.s in the title' Iy acclajm~c! performance as' prai,ed bv local critic,>. will. supper at 7 and at a come." I at the Detroit Film Theater i I~or the three Engli"h p2r.1 role ot "Ariadn~ auf Naxos" , Can:o in the 1979 production I coniuct ail six pzr£orrnances 'I' 17931 East Warren Opell Sundays the movie, "The Last Metro," I at the art institute. ' tonmnces, the role of Floria! in Atlanta, 10C "I PagJiacci." Andreas I of "Tosca." ••••••••••••••••••••• .,. f .' ...... •• •• QC $i p auassu« Inside: Section Classified Ads Sports C Thursday, July 30, 1981 Woods-Shores teams win District 2 Babe Ruth titles By Bob Wa1d~k The Woods-Shores Babe Ruth League scored a double triumph in District 2 tourna. ment playas both the 14-15 year aIds and the 13.year. olds captured their respec. tive championships July 11. 14 at L'Anse Creuse North High School. Both teams advanced to Babe Ruth state tournament competition. The Woods' 14-15 team de. feated the Farms-City, 9-1, to win the championship on I July a. Jt was the Wool1s' • ninth district tiUe in the last 10 years. Lan k y righthander Bob Wujek allowed only four Dr. Richard F. Huminski D.C. Farms hits while striking out nine. He also paced his team's 14-hit attack with four straight singles. WHY TAKE CHANCES The first four innings saw a tight pitching duel l!etween Wujek and Farms right. ~ hander Mike Hall as the Woods managed a 2.1 lead. The Woods squad scored five runs in the fifth inning on five hits, a walk and a hit batsman to pull away for good. Other Woods hitters were Frank Reid, with a double and a single. John Menzo and Tim Sheridan had two sin g 1 e s. Joe Weidenbach, The DlstrIc& 2 champioDB, the Woods.Shores Babe kowski, steve Walker, John Matouk; (top row, left to Steve Walker, John Matouk Ruth League team of 14-15 year-clds pictured above right) Bruce Kefgen, manager, Chris Bingaman, Joe and Chris Bingaman each include (front row, left UI right) Mark BUkovic, Mike Weidenblch, lIave Waldeck, Bob Wujek, John Meuzo singled. Lee, Dan Kopltzke, Frank Reid, MIke Larue; (middle and coach Dan Grlesbaum. Coach Ed BUkovlc was not John Kulka smashed a row, left to right) Tim Sheridan, John Ward, Todd Bin. . pictured. double for the Farms while Scott White, John Taveryand Mike Wild each hit singles. '" In a first. round game, the Woods de f eat e d L'Anse Creuse North, 13-4, on July 11 as hurler Menzo went the WITH YOUR HEALTH?? distance and scattered seven hits and struck out nine. HAVE YOU BEEN IGNORING THAT LOW.BACK Menzo hit a home run and PAIN OR HEADACHE TOO LONG? OR MAYBE two singles, good for three RBI, while centerfielder Dave YOU'VE-BEEN CHASING IT AWAY WITH ASPIRIN? Waldeck drove in four runs with a home run and a SYMPTOMS ARE WARNING SIGNS OF A SER. double. Other Woods hitters in- IOUS PROBLEM. DON'T TAKE CHANCES WITH cluded Walker with a double and a single; Weidenbach YOUR HEALTH!I with two singles; Dan Ko- pitzke with two singles; Millions of people are turning to Chiropractic for Mike LaRue with a double; and'-Rerd~Mat(iuk and Sberi~ ..~.... , - .. . their health care, why? dan with singles. On July 12, tbe Woods • NO DRUGS ARE PRESCRIBED team gained the champion- ship round by defeating • NO SURGERY IS PERFORMED L'Anse Creuse, 13-5. Wujek pitched the first four innings • NO EXPENSIVE HOSPITAL BILLS to gain the win while south. paw Mike Lee hurled hiUess ball for three relief innings. FIND THE CAUSE OF YOUR PROBLEM The Woods scored a quick nine runs in the lirst inning to sew things up early. THROUGH CHIROPRACTIC - Wujek smashed a triple and a single while Weiden- bach and Wa Ide c k each '6; doubled and singled. Menzo had two singles. and Binga- ~ man hit a double and M3' touk had a single. ~~ On July 13, the Farms, be- hind the pitching of Kulka, and J 0 h n Ward collected once in the third. The Woods I Tazzia had a fine day at I The game saw the Park deIeated the Woods, 15-6, in singles. notched four runs in their I the plate with a triple and score a run in the first in. the first game of the cham- Representing the Woods- fourth stanza, but the Park three singles while pitcher ning, but the Woods tallied ~~~s~~d r~~~d'l~=c~n ~~~ Shores 14-15 district champs fought back with two more 'I Engel smashed two doubles two times in the third, once are Mark Bilkovic Todd Bin. in their fourth. and a single. John Russell in the fourth and twice more double elimination tourney. kowski Chris Bmiaman Dan The Woods then put the and Como hit a double each in the fifth. The Woods opened the Kopitzke. Mike LaRue, 'Mike game out of reach with an I as Ves~y, ~ogers, and Straske The Park. came .back with scoring with a run in the Lee, John Matouk, John eight.run fifth inning rally I each hit smgles. thr~e runs 10 their fifth to -' first inning, but the Farms Menzo, Frank Reid, Tim to win the championship. The Woods played a sec. trail, 5-4. The Woods put two came back with three in Sheridan, Dave Waldeck, Charlie Tania led the attack II ond game that day a~d beat more runs on the board in the s e con d stanza. The Steve Walker, John Ward. with a double and single the F!!rm.s, ~1, behmd the the seventh as t~e Park EXPERIENCED Woods tied the game at Joe Weidenbach and Bob while Bryan Ulatowksi had four.hIt pltchmg of southpaw scored one more bme. CHIROPRACTIC CARE three in the top of the third Wujek. two singles. Ken Straske Como. The. Woods carried a Vesey hit fo~r si~gles for fAMILY PlAN inning, but the Farms blew The team is managed by smacked a douWe as Craig ;1-0. lead mto the seventh t~e Woods while Rice, Ta~. the game away with five Bruce Kefgen and coached Engel, Bob Rogers, Steve mmng when the. Fa~s Zla, Rogers and Straske h1t runs in the third and five by Ed Bilkovie and Dan Harthorn and Como each hit scored a run to spOILComo s a double. each. B~urget and more in the fourth. G' b a base blow shut out. matGwskl bad a smgle each. J' WhIte. Ied the Farms ~I'th nes aum. • • • In a first round. game, the W 00 d's h'ttI er ,1m Carson Th e I""..year Wood s~c.hores a double and two smgles Woods ed ged L'Anse Creuse collected two smgles and district champiGnship team ~hile Br~d Langs hit thr~e e;r: ~~s tOt~~n;~s.~~o;; 13-12. The Woods gained a~ V~sey knocked in t'Y0 ru.ns includes Bob Rogers, Jo~n smgles. Bill Crow had a pair ~efeated Grosse Pointe Park early 9-2 lead, but L'Anse w!th a double. Tazzla, Tim I R~ssell, Don Iacobel!, Bill I o~ doubles as Kurt ~aunz 115-3 to take the District tit1~ <;reuse rallied to lead, 12-11, Rice, John Bo~rget and Como I Miller, Bryan ~atGWS~l, Jo~n hit a double and a smgle. j 1 13 Startl it h after six innings ,each had a smgle. I Bourg"t, Charlie Tazzla, J1m Winning pitcher Kulka hit on u y. ng p c er . I On July 12, Engel blasted Carson, Tim Rice, Steve Har. I two singles to help his team C~alg C~o gained the win The Woods prevailed as, a two-run homer to pace the thorn, Craig Como, Craig while Tavery, Wild and Hall w1th relief help from Reed I ~ge!,s singl~ home the' Woods to a 7-5 victory over Engel, Kevin Shannon, Reed each singled. Vesey. wInnmg run 10 the last of the Park. Starting and win- Vesey and Ken Straske. REFER A NEW PATIENT Menze led the Woods with The Woods jumped out to Ithe seventh inning. Right. ning pitcher Straske got reo The team is managed by a FREE two doubles. Kopitzke, Wa}. a 3-0 lead in the second in. 'I' hander Engel pitched the lief help from Ulatowski and i Bob Kutscher who is assisted ReceMt deck, Weidenbach, Sheridan ning before the Park seored entire game for the winners. Engel. . I by coach Tim Rice. ------~ ------~- AdiusImertt CertiCic:a: Grosse Pointe Hockey Association hockey clinics start in Aug. The Grosse Pointe Hockey up prior to travel team try. p.m.; Tuesday, Aug. 18 at 6 ' Anyone interested in spon-I this year should contact Ron Association is about to kick outs which are staged in late p.m.; Wednesday, Aug. 19 at soring a Grosse Pointe team Warezak at 881-5923. off its 1981~2 program. The August or early September. 6 p.m.; Thursday, Aug, 20 at ------. ------.----- .. ------...... (7 ... ) GPHA has grown tremen. Each clinic is fully super- 6 p.m.; Friday, Aug. 21 at F f' h' d' A 5 dously over the past few vised by selected area hockey 6 p.m. Each of these sessions arlllS IS Ing ro eo IS ug. 1 years with more than 400 coaches and their assistants, last 1 hour Thc 33rd Annual Family gate on the day of the Rodeo child~en participating in the including the same coaching Pee Wee. - 11 and 12 Fishing Rodeo is only a few to qualify for the fishing, program last year. staffs which led Grosse year ollis: Thursday, Aug. 6 weeks away! Last year over com petition refreshments . Pointe teams to five District at 6 p.m. and 7 p.m.; Monday, . Grosse .Pomte .mercha.nls championships, a state title Aug. 10 at 6 p.m. and 7 p.m.; 450 girls. boys and parents and prizes. 17232 East Warren • (313) 884.0661 playa ,maJor role In helping and two state runner.up per. I Wednesday, Aug. 12 at 6 p.m. participated in the most suc- r Rodeo Registration Forms su~por. the pro~ram by of. formances In 1980.a1. I and 7 p.m.; Thursday. Aug. cessful Fishing Rodeo ever i are available at Kent Drugs, Detroit, Michigan 48224 [ermg spons~rshIp assistance I Dick Bohan, president of 13 at 6 p,m. and 7 p.m.: Mon. held at the Farms Pier Park, I Standard on the ~il1, the for the vanous house and the GPHA notes that the day, Aug. 17 at 7 p,m.; Tu'es. Intensive efforts d':>r the CIty Park, Farms Pier Park, travel teams.. . I colK:hing talent in the Pointe day, Aug. 18 at 7 p.m.: Wed- past four months on the part City and Farms police de. Home of the First The program kicks of~ m Is probably the finest avail. nesday. Aug. 19 at 6 p.m. of Fishing Rodeo committees partments. Meldrum Truck. August at Grosse POinte able in Michigan. and 7 p,m. I have r('su!ted in a well. ing and the Grosse Pointe Community Rink with a The schedule for t.he clin. Several of the above ses.: planned. totally free, family News sports desk. Free Spinal Adiustment series of hockey clinics for ics is as follows: sions are for 2 hours ! affair which promises to be Awards will be given for those chih;lren wh~ have ha~ Mites _ 6.8 )'eal'.olds: All clinics are held at the' the best eVl'r, The rode:> is! the ,biggest fish, the most to some prevlo~ ~atmg expen. Monday, Aug. 3 at 7 p.m.; G~osse Pointe Community! set [or Saturday. Aug, 15. I fish, the first. fish and many I ence. The cliniCS are set up Wednesday, Aug. 5 at 7 p.m.; RlDk on Canyon between, All boys and girls age 17' other categories. ALL NEW PA IIENIS by vari?us age bra.cke1s ~nd Tuesday, Aug. 11 at 7 p.m.; Warun and Mack. All chil., and under who live in either I Prizes and refreshments gl~'C chlld.ren a ~hanc~ to 1m. Thursday, Aug. 13 at 7 p,m. dren interested in these clin. : the Farms or thi' City are will be available to all who prove theIr skatmg sltllls and Each of these sessions last ic.s are encouraged to attend. ,qualified to enter the Rodco. : attend the lK:tivity.packed 884-0661 Charge. [Z) knowledge of hockey. 1 hour. A nominal ice time f~ ($3 All partIcipants must turn Family Fishing Rodeo sched. , Many children participate Sqlllrts - 9 and 10 year to $4) win be charged at the' in a completed Registration' uled ~or Saturday, Aug. 15'1 ClCopyright Gallagher Chiropractic Clinic 1981 In the August clinics to hone olds: Monday, Aug. 17 at 6 door for each session. i Form at the Farms Pier Park I fr)m 9 to 10:30 a.m. C 2Q _ q • as. :as $ • sa " .. ... • • - eo 4 as -.-.-;-'---4-'-'----4- ..- t "::le -'wv.C ----- GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, July 30. 1981 The year of the Cardinal: a softball season of fun By Peggy O'Connor Macl adds, "the rule.<;'are just a little differ. ent." Tim, a strapping six-footer, likes 'l'he Saints League adapted the American to play his softball all out. He often So£tball Aitsociation rules for its purposes. runs through the third base coach's Amolli the elree?;!.()!lS l\re that teams will I bat tiheir entii'e roster of piayers; un\inUted I "stop" sign-determined to stretch a sU'h9Utution in all fielding positions is triple into a home run. He almost al- ~Iowed; no strikeouts or wa!ks; batting ways makes it. team allowed .only five runs per inning; I Steve loves baseball. He's got a baseoJ.ine dist'ance is 55 feet, p!-tcllirwg dis. ,I great throwing arm and his fielding tan<:e is 36 feet and bunting is not allowed. ': isn't too bad, either. If the game is l'8ined out, boUt teams I Tim and Steve are members of the re<:eive a tie. Ead1 game consists of six Cardinals, a te&m in the Saints Special innings and no new inning lJl'8y begin after Education SoH'baJ.l League. The Saints 8:30 p.m., tWQ hours after starting time. I League and the Neighborhood Club, wb.iob The team leading at this time is declared i sponsors the Cardinal-s, are .giving athletes the winner. One key rule Mange is that Saints ~'el I' like Tim and Steve a chance to play they . ;'. ':. wouldn't normally get. League te'lW coaches piWh to their own . Cardinal team coa.eh Geri Maci started teams. Each batter is allowed at least five I the whole thing in the Pointe. ":My son is pitches and if the bell is !1IOthit within five \I;. I 'handkapped (he suffers from Down's 5yn. pi,tOOe.<;,the batter must use the tee. If the batter faUs to hit the baR wbile on the tee drome) but I wanted him to play 'lI sport. I within five swings, he or she wJIl be caHed The Cardinals • • • ~'" & .. __ ~. ,~ - I _ ~~", • ~ We signed him up with a handieatPPed It took some doing, but .~ I S'Oft~1 team in Sterldng Heiehts-but then out. we flna!ly got the CardlnalI , I th~..t: why S'h'Ould we Mve to go way Pvuuit: .,V~u"i.a~ h~~ ~l...;-~~ ova"; un the Cardinal~hey are each in wheelchairs to stop their game to pose out bhere?" and use the pl8.'lHc tees to bat. For Mrs. for .. team plctun. Since all .Mrs. Mad caBed Neighborhood Club pro- of the Cardinals weren't pres. gram director Greog BryIl'aert ro find out Weinand's SOM, Dave, Paul and George, it is often a great struggle to hit U1e ent for the piloto lIH8ion, . why there wasn't such a .program ('loser to soft. ball: a stroggle which is accompanied by we'll jnst list III the team her Harper Woods home. Brynaert told her ~outs of encoul'agement (rom their motll1er, members. The Cardinals in. , he 'honesHy didn't ,know why there wasn't, brother steve, teammates, opponents and dllde Steve lUecber (pic- but that there should be. They got togetiler tured at rigbt awalting his to work out the details and the Cardinals coaches. tlll"ll to bat and in the field), were born. . "It's really great to watch," Mrs. Weinand Paul Cornelius, Brad FraDb. ". All .the ()!her teams in the Saints League says. "A couple of weeks ago, one of the Tom Matynlak. Mike Hobhs, are ,s>ponsored by the Knights of Columbu6. boys laughed so hard, he neaI1ly feHout Vince Accurso, Dave Curlhs, ":",,,;;,,; The Gardinai5 <:Quldn't get a K of C spon. of the ch'air." JobIl Hobbs, Brian FraDb, , sor, so the Neigbborhood Club donated "It's really made them outgoing. They Bob Bradley. Bruce ZieJ}er, .. the <:aps and equipment and scheduled the talk about the game aJI week long-we llobble Gaves, DanDy Cooper, ' f,:eld times. a'1w'9ys have to hurry through supper to George WleDaDd, MIke Phlef. ' The team members picke~ out their get h&e on !lime. We even made a practice tee at home and U1ey practice aIL week fer, Wendy Cope, Jeff Macl, coiors and bei1d a vote on Thursday, July.30, 1981 GROSSE POINTE NEWS Plge Three.C Call 882-6900 CLASSIFIED ADS 6 Trunk Lines to Serve You Quickly ------_.- lA-PERSONALS 2-ENTERTAINMENT 3-LOST AND FOUND ~ 4-HELP WANTED ------,---4-HELP WANTED 4-HELP WANTED GENERAL GENERAL GENERAL ORI ENTAL RUGS 1 VI NT AGE L{)NSeTu:'terse:d'2rnf~e~"es.eaNlspo0frointneI . t INDEX' TO CLASSU'IED 0F~1ERED DAY MANAGEm. bartender WANTED PIANO STYL I NGS V'...... DRIVERS - Opening5 avail. BUSBOYS AND dishwasher claws. Return to 245 Yen. able, aU hours open. Need wanted full and part time. needed. Stiart witlhin 30 'One Dr many Urbane piano entertainment d~me. Child's pet. I' Legal Notice 12D Lake and River Property good driving r~ord. 15501 Original Pancake House, d'ays. 885-6126. Call after ., Private cDllector will pay any for the cocktail party, din- 1 IA Personal5 12£ Commercial Property . Mack at Nottingham. 20273 M~k, Grosse Pointe 7, ask for Nancy. reasDnable price. ner parly, garden party, LOST - Wnite long haired 18 Secretarial Si!rvice 12F Northern Property Woods. A:pply within. 644.7312 special moment. If you are cat, vicinity Hollywood and IC Public Sale 13 Real Estate DENTAL HYGIIDNlST 1 MONROE &: ASSOCIATES THE BAHA'I FAITH without a piano, I'll bring Marter. 886-0913. 2 Entert"in",en~ 13A' Lots for S<:lle in :Detroit oMice, 4 dlay>s a DE PEN DAB L E babysit. REALTY, INC. 861-4125 - 365-9536 mine. Call Jeff, 646-9531 FOUND _ Young black an;! 2A Music Education 138 Cemetery Property week, Wedne9d3ylS off, no ter needed in my home Progressive newer firm now or 866-5476. white long haired eat, vi- 28 Tutoring and Education 13C Land Contracts evenings or saturcbylS, per. Tuesday, Thurslay, Friday, looking for. enthusiastic init" of Defer School. 824- 2C Hobby Instruction 130 For Sole or Lease manent pooit.ion available. 7:45 a.m ..5:30 p.m. 4.month salespeople. Tremendous . AVON C WEDDL"lG MUSIC - FI ut e '. 2D Camps 14 Real Estate Wonted 87'1.2144. old, own transportation, bonus program available To Buy or Sell music for your wedding. 8849. 2E Athletic Instruction 14A Lots Wonted 1------light housekeepinng. Re- for dynamic sales asso- Call 527.1025 Experienced flutist. Call LOST _ Slack female cat, 2F Schools 14B Vocation or Suburban I SEORETARY TYPIST. seek. cent references. 839-4684. ciates. Training available Rose Lafata ~33-7976 days. Kel'by and BeaU\J?1'e. 882- 2G Canvalescent Core Property W'anted 'lng ,persona hi e and JUlO\Ure-~ •. GRANDMOTHER Type baby. to those who wish to DIAMONDS WANTED GUITARIST AVAILABLE 3294. 3 Lost and Found 14C Real Estate Exchange I ,individual wj,th accurate sitter needed for after achieve. Complete multi list Doctor buying for investment for your party or wedding ------4 Help Wonted General 15 Business Opportunities spelling, typing and dicta. <;('hool Gro~~e Pllin!" !lrea broker. Apply in person. e ere m 0 n y. ProfeSSIOnal F-.:n.i••. u . .5'11".' v,,,,,:': vui'.v~, a patient. Bouquets of l~ozen ll.inch balloons, perience"d, full or part make money. Earn extra time for G~e Pointe I preventive practice. Elcper. open. APPlY in person I to fill position in fast multi-colored, for as little as $9. time. 1.94 and Chalmers money seiling Avon. Be OJ1lhoo:ontic office. Call ience preferred. 861.2480. &naissance Center Level paced court reporting cum. -4968 __S_ta_M_ar_d_. your own boss, set your e82-2820. ------2. WorJ.d C1f Shops. pany in billing department. CALL 882 own hours. Call Rose La. ------1 RECEP'I'IONIST . dental as. J Good clerical and phone GAS STATION attendant - fata. 527-1025. ART/AroESORY Consultant sistant needed for busy 'J1IDAOHER'S AI'DE---St. Paul communications skills nec. Full or part time. Evenings I with a "Gallery Qua!ity" Eastside dental offiee full Nur.sery Schoo!, 20 hours essary. Reply to Box #H.50 GROSSE POI NTE CUSTOM CAKES and weekends. 1.94 and WANTED: Experien~ed. full collection. wm train crea. time expeI'ience pref~rred a week. S~tember-May at The Grosse Pointe News. t,'. I Chalmers Standard. lime dental a!!Sist-ant for a !\;ve women immedia-tely! will 'train. 77HH24. 'Send resume to L. Hudson , ------CHEESECAKES I I ,p;easant Grosse 'Pointe' of- Management potential. Full ' 33'l' MoKdnley. G r 0 sse GENERAL OFFICE. Ideal New YDrk style, baked daily, all fresh mgrealents.... WANTIDD:tch t Matureh'ld woman to fice.884-27oo. or ,.-....,~t time. 882-0040. PART TL'fE service station Pointe Farms 48236. Dead ,for recent hl'gh school , $ l' wa wo C I ren OCC3- I ------.----,------I attendant, weekends and line fDr acce"";ng resum"" graduate with some office 10 in. party size, $10. Small 7 in., 6. P am or A 12..... SlOna'u y. ges auu 4. My ,------:-----'j evenings. Minimum age 18. is August 12th.}'~ "" experience. Must type at chDcolale. Call 882-4968 or 882-7921. I h t I orne or yours. 865-9381. WIN E SHOP Will consider re ired work. least 1IOwpm. Accuracy im . .~~~~~:::::::::::::::::~~~~~~~=~===~======~=;;;;;IMORTGAGE I MANAGER ers. 18184 Mack Avenue. RECEPTIONIST portant. 5 days per week, PERSONALIZED PROCES<::I NG CLERKE --A-R-N--T-O-P-cc-m-m-is-si'o-ns Large Downtown Detroit law 9-5 p.m. 9 Mile and Mack "'. . ~ Excellent opportunity fer right perSDn. Must be while training for a decor. firm looking for reception. ,location. Call 774-7603. FRONT LICENSE PLATE I ~Iu.:t ha,ve extensiye ex:peri- kn:,wledgeable in Wine and spirit trade and have CiHn~career. Flexible hours ist tor 'busy 2.person front ------A nice gift for any occasion. Design one for Y:lUrself. i ence In processmg slng.le compl~te experi~nce in buying, hiring and busi. -A fun business. Ideal for desk. Pleasant phone ,per. HOME HEALTH $10 plus postage. I family ronventional moo't. ness operation. Excellent salary and fringe bene. mature women, TU 1.9191. sonalily and neat, profes. AI DE -3321 'I gage loans. FHA-VA proc'l fils. Send res"m,. to Box K-58, Grosse Pointe sional 3ppearan<:e a must. 268 essing experienCi! desirable. PART TIME non.smokinl( Dulies include heavy-vol Needed for Grosse PDinte L ...... =---:~=-=::.I' Must type 50 w.p.m. Con. Ne-ws. babysitter needed. 20.24 ume executone switch. area. Must have one year ~~.;..-.~=------,venient downtown location l-__=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~,::::::::::~_.._--_-=--_-_-_-_~::.-::.-=--_-_..! II hours per we-ek starting board, greeting clients and experience in a hospital II Paid parking, sub~antiai September S:h in my home some proofreading. Hours or nursing home. Call 862. {ringes. ASSISTANT PROOF READER for a 7-month.old boy, Call 9:30 to 5;30 p.m. Monday 6640 Monday through Fri. CALL THE BROWN REALTY DETROIT FEDERAL I 824.6215. through Friday. Write; day 8-4 p.m. SAVI,NGS Requirement is for an individual with an excellent I ------.~-- J ff S'd R' •. H ,,' 961.7600. E~'. 10 English grammar baekground to proDf balance PLEASANT, responsible per. a e. nl er, allt '" e- M. I uer, 1800 First National OF GROSSE POINTE ! Equal Opportunity Employer sheets, financial statements, proposals and spe. : son to care for 8 and 9 JJuilding, Detroit, MI 48226 4A-HELP WANTED cial reports. Applicants should also have good year old. 35-40 hours a DOMESTIC for heme delivery of Gourmet CoHee. Whole bean or i WANTED: Salesper30n fo~ organizational abilities, be willing tD accept ad. week, for resl of summer, I No phone calls, please. grDund. fresh at your door. Blends, straights and carpeting cleaning firm. cHional respDn~,:b:lities such as r~concilc bil:s, part time when school MATURE active person need NIDED BAUYSITTER. Sep. Ideal for fem~le over 30, binding and distributing special reports and reo ,starts. Some house-clean. ed to care for my 21,02 tcmber-May. 2 9lTIall Uni. flavored, 13 varieties of White CoUee Corp. stock. l I no experience necesS'llry. i' eving on thz swHch!>Dard ann reception desk. ing. $1.50 per hour for year old, in my home, 3 versity Li&geott students. LeES than Gourmet Shop prices. Orders and in- I Must be motivated, eager Please send resume, in coniidence, to Box P.15, child care, $3.00 for clean. days per week. Own trans- Pick up -at school, bring to fDrmation. 882.1349 after 6 p.m. Thank you. I and ambitious. Top pay, Grosse Pointe News. lng. Must have own trans. P Page, Four-C ---_._----_._------GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, July 30, J 981 4A-HILP WANTED S-5ITUATION 5-SITUATION 6-FOR RENT 6-FOR RENT 6-FOR RENT 6-FOR RENT 6-FOR RENT DOMESTIC WANTED WANTED UNfURNISHED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED FULL TIME position far I NURSE'S AIDE, "':"&nts pri- NEED HELP with your n{'xt ! GROSSE POINTE WOODS GROSSE POINTE PARK BASE.\1ENT apartment, ideal GROSSE POINTE FARMS- GROSSE POI~TE CITY , housekeeper/babysitter in I vate duty, GrQ.Sse Pointe cocktaH parly or forn':d 19i;5 Hollywood, c,,' :o.iack 12421~ Maryland, between ("I' student ar young pro. 2 bed,ro(m~. formal dining Execulh'e rental. lovely 3- Grosse Pointe Park, ,,:l!ary: area, Exrellent references, d~nner? From menu pl:lI1- Ml'th oj Vemll':' il<'U(I, :1, 1'(,l'cl1eval and Vemor.' J0ssioJli Arter 6 p.m. 881. room fir, nlat,', full basp. I bedroom. 2-bath lower. and benefits negatiable., nO' live.ins. 886-8592. nini. preparation, arrang.: bedroom 1 stary hre,'''' ('harming 2 bedroom cot. 0389. I ment: t' heal, s<'reelJC'd: $600 pcr month. Refer- Call after 6 p.m. 331-6401. d" 1 inc, and .servi11Cto' cleanup I' ranch. central air, fll, ge with basement. Liv. HA-RPE--R--N--EAR DI'cke-r's-~an--= ". ,'! r<'il'igcrat"r, enoes and security, 884. ------YOUNG MAN eSlres maIO. P.h S t 892 ""'"., 1 b '.( room, dining room. 090 3559. BAlBYSITTER part time reg. tenance and repair work. one usan a. -..-.> pace. H'. alhs, com I-bedroom, air. llppliances, . , after 3 pm dally V I"'t I t d S . "rge kitchen with eating . ular basis for 2 small chilo Experl'enced, reasonable. '.. ery I p", e y renava e. ecurll;, ~arpeting, laundry facili. 'R J 94 1 OI'\I~-BELJIWOM doll house, ' 0 k f M t good, very eXiperiel"lCOO, deposit, No pets $475 a space and appliances. All tl'es- 371.7638_ Wi' ':~. -. area. c can, d ren. Re•.erences. w n 885.1530 as ar. ar y. Y~' wj'll be glad ""'U did - I new carpeting and paint - - _ ,'oom apartment. ap. nt'wly redecorated. stove. • ... t 882 """" 1 'v Il\,'nth !H:l4-1340,886.1068, ------.------'d' $250 nfl'I'g"ratOl' wash~r dryer ..ranspo"a Ion. -ouuu. -O-D-D-J-O-BS-:-P-l-a-st-e-ri-n-g-,p-a-i-n-t.I.....1------______throughout. Porch. Park- GROSSE POINTE WOODS, j ,:l:lllCe3,outSI e patio. !"'," , . GROSSE POINTE I ing, gutters cleaned, mas- EXPERIENCED cbauffer" CHAL:I!~ HS.Outer Drive. 3 ing space in rear.,$375 per charming 3 bedroom Colo- a month includes heat. wa. carpeting. East Warren. DMPLOYM,ENT AGENCY onary, tree trimming. Far any place, AM haurs. alsO' large rooms. apartment, m 0 nth. Immediate occu. nial, huge family room. ter and gas, Call Chris, 882. Mack area. $275. 885.5524 Needs Coaks, Nannies. Maids, service call Bill at 885-0934 handyman. 791.2513. i$'tove. refrigerator. hea:ed. pane)'. Shown by appoint. modern kitchen with ap- 4458._~~_~_~L _ ------1-'------r hted k' tTt' ment. 343.0569. r 171 bath 2 ---,------t'-<" Housekeepers, Co up 1e s. EXPERIE~ED chilO cire LlOE~SE}D EUROPEAN pro. ' 19 par mg, U I lies _ p lances. s. car BUOKINGHAl\I, near Ker- GROSSE POINTE WOO~- Nurse Aides. Oompanions "'O'rker wl.ll bysit I'n your fe"Slonal gardener. land. exoept electric, $210. 881. GROSSE POINTE PARK _ gar ag e, with autamatic cheval 4-bedroom Colonial, 2 bedrooms, J1}~ baths, Hv- ..... ~ ... 8100 'opener. Many extras. YOU' , om dl'nl'ng area ful a nd Day Wo... ers.OI' pn. home. Refere"". es...... ~ape-r. Make any k,ind of' Harc(}url. Spaciaus 2 bed. 2'h baths, family room, mg ro , .' . .." - 00.... ------can move-in right away. 1 t-" w modern vate homes, EXlpenence 0534. ,garden. trimming, pruning, GROSSE POINTE FARMS- room upper, living room/ Security deposit. 884-4967. 2'12.car garage. $850 per y carpe ""'. ne , , and references required. I maintenance, p l ant -i n g Cf,l3Sic C-olonial four-bed. fir~place. dining room, kit- or 885-9325. month. Call Joe, 886.9030. fully equipped k,itchen, 18514 Mack Av-enue, DEPENDARLE coUeee stu. trees, shrub.!, 534-0571. room heme, 3-year le~...e, chen/dishwasher, disposal,I------I------fl-t-2 finished basement with Grosse Pointe Farms. 885- dents will paint, roof, d.o ------excellent condition, new refrigerator. stove, glassed GROSSE POINTE FARMS _ NEF'F ROA'D upper a, wet bar, 2-ear garage. No 4676. an)thing needed done Ref.' RAND R Painting, po....er k'.~h en 'th ...... 1.. , and screened sun'- raom. 128 Muir Road between ,bedrooms, $350 a month. pets. $500 per manth. plus ------erenees, Call Fred' 821- sanding. eXiperlenced w!th :"'di w). uul <-In, Itlll' $500 th 293 1282 824- Kercheval and' G r 0 sse I Cll'lI Phil at 884-3890. security deposit. 881.7174. WORKING MOTHER desires 7699 or Kevin 882-6257. all suna-ces. Grosse Pointe C' .. ng microwave, .sma -mon. -, Painte Blvd. 2 bedroom ------m&ture woman W babysit referenees, BollI. 8&1-5111. fenced yard, low mainten_ 1 4675. duplex. living raom. din. I GROSSE PD&- GROSSE POINTE PA'RK - for tw~ children in my LICENSED European pro. ------an-ce w.a£,her, dryer, freez. ing area, spacious kitchen 15.15 AOlta. 2 1>edr?oms, 1465 Maryland. Lower 2- ,home. Mack.Vernier area. ies9ional prdener • land. HANDYiMAN - Wa1lp.per. er. AvaHable late Au-gUBt.1GRN~SSE5POINTEI PARKt - with appliances. laundry klwhen, s,tove. re!rlgera. bedroom. 5.room incame Full time. Must have own SC'apet'. Make any kind of ,ing. palntinll and .rnlscel. $900 month. SecurIty de'j IJ~ r~om $2~eri s a~~, roam off kitchen. upstairs tor, carpetmg, 2-ear garage, Bungalow. $315 inC'ludes transportation. References I garden. Trimming, prun- laneous repairs, relllS'Onable posit, rebrenres. Oali 343. ~~ rlgera 0'1'. - P us u. porch. Very attractively nO' pets. $4??, per mon~, heat, private ,basement, ga • ...... ul.red. Call 882.0<1"70-af. Itl'g, -....: ... en:a...... ~ .. or rates, fr""'" est'mates. Frank 9046. Illes, 963.2322, 1 II t 1 t e <""'urlty N l' 0 ''''... "".v ,_'- ;~~-.::...... UOfoJ ~~" , ------d~corated ~ith w~l1paper.' ~_~s.. ~ o~..~~.l_~ ••__=;_ ._M. ~age .• ~ app lan~e..s.• ~_n ~.:: ': ;.:::'. '7"I~_?ol?, ;('l~l ~UMlJiNJ.).l'VN. 'l-oe ~!:~,t"J_,t~~-','~_,;_~,~,:,-'~_-,;2~ ~LP!RLN':'sI~ES I P~O:cI::N~eT~E~~A~REA~~~N~aURS;e:ES~:5e-cATERING IT':~s~~~R~~e~~~se ga- B~~r~~.a=:: ~~~ ~o~~ge for Frank Rey. ~~eapPlia~~~I~~~Plex ':~~ a~~s ;a~ees.~ur~ ;if .~ MARIE'S CATERING-Qual- rag~ covered patio near c'hen and bath, laundry fa. 4 ROOM apartment _ Car- 6-GRATIOT - 1 and 2 bed- ity deposit. 882.7661. '-!, sCreened and Bonded I TlT 4-3180 ~~ff~~~~orn~le ~~~a~~~~ Eas'tiand. $3d25. No' petks. c$~~~eps~:::rvo~~~~~~~' pet, &j)pliall'Ces. $200. In. f:t~deS:°O' $250, utilities -M-O-R-OSS--N-EAJ-R-I--94-,-2--b-ed-. , , , ~, ...,...... ' •• t"f"'t' ..... r-- .... Thursday, July 30, 198 J GROSSE POINTE NEWS Page Five-C 6-FOR RENT 6C-OFFICE 6D-VACATION 7-WANTED 8-ARTICLES 8-ARTICLES 8-ARTICLES 8-ARTICLES UNFURNISHED FOR RENT RENTALS 1 TO RENT FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE BEDFO~D. WARREN 2-bed. 14.1'100'I' by 14-FOOT oi1flce ,.1978 P~IOES! LA;W STUDENT will provide ORIENTAL RUGS GRANDFATHER BOX SPRIiNG and mattr~ FR.ENIOH PROV'LNClAJL din. ro oon Uippet" flat, $275 1'1us on Mack between '7 and 8. BOYNE COUNTY, Petoskey. tecuI'lty and maint1!nance sets by serta, 1,02off. Twin ing room set, OV'al table, 6 utiLltde.s, security deposit, $146 includes utllitie6. 2, 3, or 5 bed'l"OomOhalets. in excl1ange ~or garage WANTED CLOCKS $145. Full $185. Queen chsJrs, china cabinet, no BY A PRIVATE PARTY While In stock, 30% to 50% no pets. 886-&491. Meal for manu&ctUTer's Dishwwher, TV, ph 0 n~, apB.'l'tmtmt. Very capable. $225. King $325. All first Jeaf, 8M-409'7, 9 a.rn.-4 PAYING 'FROM off. Large selection. Dealer quality. Dealer warehouse p.m. TWO _ BEDROOM lower, representative, attorney, pool, spring fed 1ak~let, Ref.erences. 861.9385. $20.$200 per square foot clearance. 268.2854 or 371. clearance. 200.2854 or 371. -A-RA-'-RE--anrl--u-n-i-qu-e-o-l"'::d Grosse Pointe. $225 a etc. 884-5337. .$Uldy bea~h. Ea;y aoce6S Ita go If 1n g, pLaYiround, PROFESSlONAL MALE ts 5.00. month plus utiliHes. 922. 1-663-7607 5400. J.apanese ceremonial wed. CHARMlNG CORNER homes. 647-7233. Si!eking furnished apart. oe14. FLEA MARKET every Satur. GUARANTEED REBULLT ding gown (Uchikake) for ------BUILnING ment or house to share DOLL APPRAISALS ANTIQUE OR day. Kennary Kage An. wa.sher.s, dryers and d.ish. collectors or investors. CaH AViA!HA!B'LE AUGUST 1 _ for office or :re-tllli business, HARBOR SPRINGS 0 v e r. with 1 or 2 others. GrO!1se COLLECTIBLES tiques, Cadieux at East washel'S. Call George 883. 886-8680 after 7 p.m. Harper • Whittier area. 600 square feet on Mack looking Boyne Highlands, Pninte area. 778.9520 days, SUSAN'S DOLL MUSEUM Warren. 882-4396. Lal'lge 2Jbedroom lower fiat near Cook Roa:d, Grosse new 5 bedroom, 3 bath chao 773-7909 evenings. Terry. 1762. '11,000 BTU Air Conditioner, 707.5568 'stove and re!Tigerator pro. Pointe Wood-,. CaU Mr. let, beautifully furnished I MIDDLE AGED Couple de. AUTOMOBILE OWNERS - FURNITURE couc'hes ta-1 complete aquarium, stain. vlded. $260 per month. Stander at '771-6710. and equipped. Available sire home or condo In As low as $25 quarterly 'bles, ohair;, poro'h gilder, less steel kitche~ sl~k, with 293.0923. weekends, weekly, or sea. WANTED carpeting and m.iscellane. Delta faucet, gIrls cloth. sonal. 626.0935 ev.enlngs Grosse Pointe. Will pay 1 buys Compulsory No Fault OPPOSITE Eastland Opal BUYl NG SWORDS, OU!. 881.2M7. lng, sizes 6X-10; manual after 7:30 p.m. If no an. year in advance on 2 year , Insurance. 881-2376 .. SINGLE. HOME for rent - Plaza, 370 square feet, GUNS, DAGGERS, ------I typewriter. 886-9217. First blo<:k off M1lCk,$300 swer 616.526.5569. lease. Will consider option 18301 East 8 Mile Rd. 77'7. to buy. 886.0434. A SELECTION _ Like new, SClmA TANK-U.S. Divers, . '9. month, $350 security. 4646. MEDALS, HELMETS, Schwinn bicycles. Pointe Ibb.ck, 1980, aluminum, GARAGE SALE-Furmture, 685.5196. BEAUTIFUL HarbQr Springs ~ROFESSIONAL worn a n 774.9651 Cycler:?, 20373 Mack and quick release, back pack, clothing, toys, Fri., Sat., SPACIOUS, attractive office 3.bedroom condominium, seeks 3 bedroom house, Bill's Bike, 14229 East Calylp.so reguJa~r. 881.4727 Sun., 9 a.m ..6 p.m. 1317 SOMERSET north of Harper, suite for lease. Kelly Road full y furnished, tennis dupiex or flat in the WE REPAIP ALL CLOCKS Jefferson. 1------.SOFA BED, new, queen SIze,- I Audubon. _ lower 2 bedroom, refer. near Eastland. Can 774. courts, pool. Call Tom 977. Grosse Pointes for approx. FREE F.STIMATES POINTE CLOCKS ------blue leather, suitable for CO~ON AT.1 camera, $220; ences, security, $29~. 884- 8770 or 881-48'79. 9111. imately $400. (End of Au. STOP! Before you buy - boat, salon, or home. Yamaha classical guitar, 3559. 15121 KERCHEVAL HILTON HEAD condomin. gustl. Call Susan at 871. Peopl~'s Discount Club is Aushln Interiors, 885-3710 $125; both like new. 886. MEDICAL I DENTAL office GROSSE POINTE PARK ium. oceanfront, new 2. 5700 ext. 273 days. in your city .. Be a memo or 881-6476. 9541. EAST GRAND BLVD. and suite for lease. Mack and 821.1111 her in our club and pay I ------~------Charlevoix-lower 3 rooms, University, Grosse Pointe. bedroom, 2-bath, beautiful. IWANTED _ Deck space (or) "ALMOST.NEW" APPAREL less for your purchases. I DINING ROOM oot-9 pieces I SEVEN FA.'\1ILY-Antiques, security, references, care. 882.3121. ly furnished, 'l>akony over. office space, on the Hill. Save on almost everything Tresse-~ tal>le with pads, collectables - glassware .. ..,1 .. "".... +,~ , ..._ '"' fo1 II"": l ...."'~h ..t'1 1' .... "0") .... ,..H...... l .... .,1t,. accessories fun :md an...... ""I!""' ~" ""' ~, ...... v. you buy. Tony. I Lilm ImuHi, $900. 6&3. clock:;, L -t~;~i;. "R;~tai' Professional per!1on. 533'1 tiques at a fraction of the 8tll.:.ltSla. nt>U v ~ u.. mi.",;,: ... 884-3559. t~-g~ii. -b; ------2515. neous. Thursday on. 23018 6D-VACATION owner. 215.353.0237. 8045. original cost. FoREE 200 gallons of No. 2 ------St. Joan corner Marter, St. COMFORTABLE Income - RENTALS I MSU GRADUATE needs ga. We Buy Furs fu~l O'il with tank. Call G~~G.E SALE, bargains ga. ClaIr Shores. i Consignments Welcome utilities furnished, some YOU SPEND your Wlinter in rage a-partr:nent, for reo after 6 p.m. 88{j.7365. lore, JUily 3list.August 2nd, --~.------furniture, references. No our beautiful 4-bedroom . 21801 Raven, East Detroit, ORAGAR S/S 14x7- $30. CLEARWATER BEACH, 440 duced rent in extlhange for LEE'S pets. 824.3352. Gulf.fron.t beach home for odd job's or errands. J.im 20339 Mack 881.8(182 DINING DRQ.PLEA:F Oherry Toepfer and Kelly area Mach Sixty G-60.14 $2lS. West. 2.bedroom, 2.bath, W{)OO table, 4 chairs, good . 885.0778 after' 8. $-t5Q per moMlh. We get a 776-4264. luxury cond()CIlinium on hoc~::!tter! e56.e753. WE BUY, sell or .trade an. condition, best otfer. $2. FOR.\o1ALDuncan Phyfe solid 6A""::'FOR RENT Gulf. 661.1714. tinque jewelry, watches. 7059. mahogany dining set, ex. GARAGE SALE - &aturday FU~NIS.HED HARBOR SPRINGS-Luxury 8-ARTICLES clocks. Kiska Jewelers, 63 cellent condition, electric 9:30. 1330 South Oxford. HARBOR SPRINGS - "Lav. Townhouse, heated' pool, FOR SALE Kercheval, In the Colonial GARAGE SALE. July 30th, stove and dryer, like new. \ A bit of everything. Many August 1st. 9 to 5. Toys, 527.9537. new items. ST. CLAIR SHORES condo. liest time of the year." free lighted tennis 'Courts, Federal Building. 1185.5755. Make your SUMMER res. 1 hh If Ice skates, furnoiture, lawn. minium, 2 bedrooms taste. ervations now. ban for private c u_ ..ouse, g~ mg, ALUMnw'M tilt lift garage SILK OR dried cent.erpieces mower, adding machine, fully furnished,. close to s!-eeps 8, spectacular view. door\ 1 - 16'x7' or 2- by professional f lor 1st clothes, living room drapes HOUSEHOLD LIQUIDATION SALES the lake. Close to shopping sp-ecial rates. 882.2597. 886~924. 8'x7.' Best offer. 882-6997. working at home. Custom and transportation. $425. 20008 Loohmoor, Hvper COMPANY NAPLES - Beautifl11 3-bed. SCHUSS MOUNTAIN chao work, very reasonable. 839. Woods. plus deposit. 776.5124 and CRAFTSMAN gas edger, $75. WISHES YOU A PLEASANT SUMMER WITH JUST room, 2.bath condominium let, beautiful 4 bedr~ms, 6434. . $1.5958. .Metal detector, $135, 10 ORAiF'I'SMJAN 10-dnch radi-aol THE RIGHT 'BALANCE OF COOL BREEZES AND on bay. Furnished or un. 21h baths, fireplace, ski to speed, $80, Toro snow furnish~d. I>ocks aVlJ.'Hl1Jble. slopes, swImming pool, HOME OWNERS: Consider saw willh table, like new, SUNNY SKIES SE~ARATE furnished living blower, $135. AU good con. this insurance protection 313-468.7514. tennis courts, golf course. $250. Also Omega Concept Our shop WILL BE CLOSED throughout the month quarters for mature worn. dition. 821.7430. as follows: $100,000 on 6 enlarger willh paper sele of August. We will reopen for regular ,business an school teacher. Utilities FOR THE nature buMs or I 886.3377 or 881.()lJ00. dwelling, $10,000 on ga. CRIB, Bassett brand, good timer, and safe light, $200. hours on the first Tuesday AFTER Labor Day, included except phone, rage, $50,000 on contents SPOI't enthusiast - Just 7 HARBOR SPRINGS condition. Sheets, mattress 682.9195. September 8th. $200 a month. Please send mile3 south of GayLord. Beautiful new 3.bedroom, 11,02. and dust ruffle included. and $100,00 liability cov- WEIGHTS AND equi,pment- We look forward to your continued patronage at replies to, Grosse Pointe Michaywe has it all. se. bath condominium, central 881-8959. erage. Only $344 per year. Exce1dent condi'tlion, York that time. News, Box #F-a .. '", ...., __. ~''..-.' ....__\1, ..:.:...._._~_ '...... ~~_ ....._(_~.- ,., ...... ~ ._..-.._-.J . ...-...ir .' .__ ~ ...... ~ ,I• . Page Six.C GROSSE POINTE NEWS Thursday, July 30, 1981 ~. t-ARTICLES 8-ARTICLIS 8---ARTICLES 8-ARTICLES 8-ARTICLES 8-ARTICLES 8-ARTICLES 'BI-ANTIOUES .\.. FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR.SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE ------1------1------1------1----_:------1------j GARAGE SALE - Tools, MONEY! Yes, that's what GIANT SALE '11~.A:VERSE DRAPERY for DRYER -' Whirlpool, gas. WREENS _ Mumlnpm, lOX 27 INQ'H lady's blue Schwinn V,lcrOOLAN DDSK, taibleS man's extl' large clothing. you'll get when you dig out 226 Lakeland, Grosse Pointe &-loot c;k)orwalt Custom. n:!avy duty. len than 3 15, for cement or wood Vartity 10 speed, like new; and quilt, China cabinet, hourehold items, Sam your unused, unneeded be. City. Antiques, drapes, m ..de in rust colors. almost years old. white, 'large patio, $300. 884-7969. $130. 331-0976 after 5. trunk, sQlljpstone base, car. Snead golf c:lubs and mis., longings, and take them to adding m a chi n e s. type. new, $&)!, ~o wool booked l door. 3 cycle 4 tempera. --.------Ask for Ann. nival glass, dishes, miscel. ceUaneous. Friday and I. The Colonial ShtlP. Old writers, rattan set. lamps, r~s. lI'lmo.st new, Tradi. tures, excellent condition, 6 FT. BRUNSWICK air - I laneous. 885.7'1l5e. Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Wacky is buy,ing darn near carpeting. palntln&s. furn!. tiona! desi g~ld Calo:lc electrlc rSa~~e'I oui rack mount stereo cuum'dPa~~ .. set, lawnmCIW' 17lli9 HOLL ¥WOOD _ Fri. fi!. Thursday, July 30. 1981 GROSSE POINTE NEWS .Page Seven-C - » " t' 10A-MOTOIC.YCLES l1-'cAIS ll-CARS ll-CARS l1-CARS l1-CARS lle-IOATS 12D-LAKE AND. FOR SALE FOR SA". FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE AND MOTORS ~~~_"lRIVER PROPERTY_ , 1$78 HONDA CB125. excel- AUTOMOBILE OW1'lERS - 1940 OH:EV'ROLET Special 1967 AND '68 MUSTANG V~LV.o, 1973, 142, fuel in. 1973 BY~New motor, good WINDSURFER. lhe oriiinal ALGO:~AC-Cuslom built 3 .lent condition. 2,000 mUes, As low as $2:1 quarterly Deluxe. Very good condi. parts - hub ~ps, dash. Jectlon, 5.speed, regular con~11t1on. Must sell. 824. largest selling sailboat, 2 bedroom brick 1anch with .2 helmets, 3,4" cable 104:, buys Compulsory No Fault tion, $2,400. 8&4.2142. looard, inlerior parts, etc. gas, 82,000 miles, engin~ 1'113. I months old, $750. 886-5226. (rdghter ,,!cow. 8110,001). . car carriers. $800., Musl Insuranee. 881.2376 .. ------All for $30 firm. 327.2183. av-erhauled, excellent con. 1.794-9435. sell. 88~.1487. 19116PONTIAC Catalina wa. --~---._---- d;':.ion, $2,200. 823.4598. 1980 CITATION - Excellent SPORTYAK I1'I with. out. .------. gon.389, n~ tire" brakes, 11980 BOBCAT-4 speed, ail', condition, 8,400 miles, 'board bracket. $250. l:86- MAlliN E Cf'J.' .. 1975 YAMARA 125CC Endu. CASH elCh'3U3t, body ~aU' condi. n ice equipment, 15,000 1978 PLYMOUTH Volare wa. many extras, $6,250. 684. 9588 3' tledroom brl( K ranch n~~;_ ro, runs great, iood con. 4303. . ------"iver. Call fr)[ ('xlraordll" Take the worry out of selling tion, meohanic~ly good, miles, $4,400. 822.5778. gon-.-.Loaded, must sell. dition, $400 or best offer. ----.------24' AQlJ\ASPORT, twin 85. C $500. 865-5469.' ------$2,700. Ask for Lou 822- 19B1 ESCORT GLX~Bran<1 HP E vi n r u des, heavy ary L. . terms. CaU 884.0731 after 6:30 your car. Top dollars paid ------..I'75 PONTIAC Astra - Ex. 68 23 p.m. for late model Oadillacs. AMC, 1981, Conrord DL sta.1 cel1ent candition new 54.34 or 5-1 O. new, low mileage, 4 speed, luuler lra]er. 571.1200 or WI LCOX 884-3550 7Ts on up. tion wagon. low mlleage, AM/FM stereo, 'cassette 1974 VOLKSWAGEN Beetle, fully loaded, air, AM/FM £'88-3992. 19'14 HONDA CBioo, $550. Call Al Smith many extras. 881.855{). deck and epeakers, power in good runnlng condition, cassette, rear defogger, -~------ST. CLAIR 886.0800. console, guages, 3 year 1979 OHRYSLER CV 223, . 881-6600 steering, pGWer brakes, ex. $950. 886.3481 after 5 p.m. warranty, $7,295 or best Cuddy Ca,bin, compass, Showplace home in prime 10- SOLEX MOPED and Sears 1980 HORIZON TC3 cellent gas saver, 67,000 '73 NOVA., Automatic, air, . offer. 264-7224. depth !inder, marine radio, cation just north of the ST. coijapslble bicycle. Both in 4 SPEED, POWER STEER. miles, $2,300. 882.7012. 19i4 VW DASHER, 2~oor, ""l' 'ng CLAIR Inn. Magnificent power steering, brakes, E VAN _ camper cur ... D'3, moon excellent conditio!1. 885. lNG, POWER BRAKES, Call after 6 p.m. automatic, electronic ,igni. 1979 TAN DODG "'1 2265 lot with 120 ft. of ST. AM.FM 8 track, vinyl top, tion, separately mounted 3 4935. STEREO, $5,500 OR BEST Low mileage, excellent con., ,-__co_v_e_r._,,_.__ ' .----- CLAIR RIVER frontage. 350-2 barrel, good trans- OFFER. 1976 C()U(jlArR XR7, loaded. snows, dark blue, one-own. dition. automatic transmis. OHRIS ORAFT, 1979, ~l-foot Custom brick ranch home 1976 HONDA 750 Super portation. 839-1236. 256.8785 OR 822-5444 Asking $2,800. Call Chris er, $2,200. 886.5940. sion, power steering, pow. Commander, many exiras, with terrace, heated pool Jr. at 527.2839 •Sport, wit h ~ries, er brakes, radio, air, extra 454's engines. Priced to and guest house. Dock and good oondition, $1,250 or TRANS AM '77, air, stereo 1978 AMiC Conrord-Automa. . 1979 SEVILIJE--d?uUy load. tic, 6-<:y1inder, air, AM.FM, 1953 FO~D Fa.lcon - Good ed, triple yellow, $10,700. seal. equipped with wood sell. Trade.in considered., hoist. $259',000. best l1Her. 88l.fl844. tape, tilt, rear defogger, shelving and deck, $4,100 8379633 rustproofed, 27,000 miles, excE~lent condition Joyce gas mileage, great tram;- 718.5124 or 881-5958. 'Or best offer. Call anytime .. _.___ Breathtaking vie w fro m Y~ 350, excellent con. winter slored, $4,400. 881- 882.1985 or 839.8265. portation, $250. Call after I --______I 7 p.m. 824-6083. , U~::9-1970 VW BUG, good 885-7266. 1971 SEA:RAY SRV.l65, 120 glassed.in living room of dltion, low mileage, just 1349. Meroru.i.ser inboard _ out. this unique home on 76 1977 AUDI Fox - FM cas. ------conditi'On, new battery, tuned. ~.st offer takes it, 1971 VW, 4 cylinder, stick, 'board, ship to shore radia, fut of St. Clair River '75 CAPRICE Classic, load- sette, sun roof, 4-speed, 1972 MERCEDES 280 SEL generator. $800 or best of. must sell. 886-1927. FM, runs well, little rust, compas" depth f.indel': ~ont. 4 bedrooms, formal ed, some ru9t, $900. 886'1 Qike new, $3,600. 885~. 4.5 - Excellent condition, fer. 881.3(1{)7 after 6 p.m. dependable. 881.3334. Ready for water. Pamco diiling. Exceptional wooded 1975 SUZUKI 100, on or off 9335 afler 5 p.m ------1 owner, 77,000 miles. weekdays. ______• '10i'oQ ~q1?'''rv "01 .....,."'_ ~ ...... ,1 ...... ""-,.. " ..."" r'l1''''I" -.~-"-"--..-.-~-.,...-.---'---,,-,.---,~-ti!t ~r=.l~c:". ~ee77'12. lot on beautiful Clarke Dr. roaU, law mmos. eJlX:elieD~ 6 1981 OMNI Miser low miles I -- d.;:;e~-AM~FM-;-;;e~. '~~t~~.p' ...... 0' O-UNO. BuiCK-SKYLARK 1980, 2. ~I1F"'"II r1.4 ""d d""..26 ."OOO.... ~l...... ------1 Possible Lan d Contract. condition, ori(inti owner, u y 1oa e, , ml es, LA5AR 14 feet with well at $ 65 caN afler 6 p.m. 886-9494. stereo, cruise ~nd extras: matic, air, Cruise conlrol, 1979 CUTLASS Brougham- door Coupe, yellow, excel- $6,800, or best offer. Call 1 ,000. $6,300 or best offer. 881. CB. Depend'lble, good con. Power seats. win d. 0 w s, lent condition. '*l6.0861. Ron 979-6158 Farms Pier, tr~iler, good ______. condition. Best offer. 882. BEAUCL..J..AMP 1976 KAWASAKI KX 125. 452~. dition, best""offer. 865-8291 doors. AM.FM cassette, n, I)ealendable, $350 or best ------vinyl toP. rear defogger, PONTIA'C PHOENIX 1981, 5- '79 FORD Country Squire, 6560. REAL TORS . oMer, 823-4329. 1980 FORiMULA, Charcoal 1,972 CORVETTE convertible cruise tilt wire wheels door, Hatcllback:, f u 11y power brakes I steering, -F-ISH-'-IN-G-B-Q.A-T----1-6--f-eo-t I 329-4755 .grey, lli.ir, 8-track stereo, ~M.FM ...stereo, automat.ic, rust proofed, 40,000 .miles: equ~pped, excel[ent condi . AM/FM radio. 884-3933. ------aluminum, 25-ihorsepower ST. CLAIR many extras, mint condi- air, one-owner, well mam'l $7200 478-4454 tion. 886-0661. lOB-TRUCKS tio,:!, 16,000 miies, $8,100. tained, best offer. 885-8291. ,. . 1980 FIAT X19, only 9 Johll'ron, tilt ~railer, extras Immaculate decorator home FOR SALE 888-2182 or 977-8229. ______. 1£30 PLYMOUTH Arrow. 5. 19711DOnG'E MllI!i Van Cus. months old, AJ.'1/FM cas- $1,50{). 881.673(3. on the St. Clair River. 2 CORVETTE ,1973, convert-!"I speed manual rust;proofed tom. Fireplace, CB, a.ir sette, hardtop convertible, ------27-37 mpgs, rear window 1978 WELLOR:AF'l', Nova, bedrooms, 11,2 baths, fabu- 1D78 HON!DA n.7S Dirt 1972 SUPmR BEETIJE, good llle, darK blue with blue 18000 m:'les '$4700 Mter sw;vel . chairs, table, bed: running condl&n, $950. interior, tilt - telescopic, 7 ~.m. ea2.9i 27. , . ov~~ . stuffed Oaptain's defogger, 6,000 miles, 57'.1 Z10XiL, fuH .cover, AM.~ lous view of ships from • bike, low mileage, like 000 or best offer. 886-6850 stereo, very guod cond1. sun r 0 am. Maintenance 686-5746. ,power steering, power chairs, low mileage, Spoil. new, $4'10. After Friday 1------before 5:30, or 882-4225 tion. $10,500. 894-2142. free, low taxes. possible : 822.722i. 'brakes, AiM.FM. New inter. 1931 L'ODS 98 Diesel. Fully er flares, very sharp, $7,000 1981 CADILLAC Eldorado - ior, brakes and tires. all loaded, low mil e age, 526-2364. after 5:30. U-FOOT SUNF.ISH, Fiber. land contract. $139,500. INTERNATIONAL Scout II, Loaded, 6,300 mi:.les, excel. ~to 1: k inctuqing paint. $11,000. 882.0514 or 885. 19'15 AJ.'1C Matador-Wagon glass, with trailer. ~el. BEAUORAMPS REALTORS : four.whae1 drive, power Ie n t condition. $15,750. $7,300. Cill Jim 885.9179. 3956. CADILLAC CIMAiRRON, power brakes, power steer: lent condition, $950. 882. 329-475S : sleering/brakes, rally pack- 886-1321. ' I ------1982. black and grey lea- 1980 CITATION. 8,800 miles, 1976 LINOOLN Town Car- the>r, loaded. less than 100 ing, air, many new p~~s, 2083. \ CANA!L HOME, St. Clair . age, convertible toP. hard MG MIDGlET parh; ('garage excellent condition, many Loaded with all the ex:tras miles, private owne'!'. For needs some work, sacnflce S>KJ.pPIDR12 Fiberglass sail- Shores 3-bedroom 11,2- top, low miles. $5.100. 774- f.wll) along with kid's car $650. 884-4024. 'boat, wi!'h Little Dude bath r~n'Ch. Finished base. . 0787. - extras. $6,250/o.ffer. 884- you could ever want, the selective buyer. $15,000 , Ibody for mi:dget, $1,500 4303. $2,500. 267.1378 or 331. 886.7022. 1973 PON'lUJAC Gnnvilk trailer, 3.>:ears old, ~xcel. ment, boat hoist. 9% land '1960 CHEVROLET Suburban ,tJa:kesall. 885-7639. iBest after 0<>')."""" lent condition. Bargam at contra..t1. 773.2.713. SURPLUS. JEEPS, CARS, I 7846 after 6 p.m. 1977 DODG.E Diplomat, 4- • ...,.'" CJo"1l'. $1,295. 779-9062. . Silverado. Silver and red 1969 PON'11IAC Bonneville exterior. Nine passenger TRUCKS, Car.inv. value 1000 CmWETTE-Green and door, air, automatic, Cruise, 1978 DATSUN 2aOZ, loaded. THISTLE, 17 foot fiberglass GEORG'LAN BAY waterfront conver.tlible, West Coast car loaded with 29 options. $2143 sold for $100. For in. oyster, automatic, cassette, AM.FM, rec1inill'g seats, 881.1234. wooden mast two suits of lot. Great building site Good condi1lion inside and Low mileage. Excellent. .formation on purchasing cruise, aluminum wheels, $2,950, 38,000 mlI1es. 773. sa.Hs, t,railer,' boat C'Overs, with gentle Slope to shore. aut. Solid 'body. $2,450 or Askini $8,875. 465.2607. similar bargains, Call 602. tilt, more. 554-5040 or 882. 9117. 1972 OOEVY wagon, runs $1,995. 886-8511 or 882. Beauti.fuJ.4y, treed, twenty best of!fer. 885-7839. 941-8014, Ext. 4301. Phone l1l£6. . good, cheap transportatian, 9303 miles South of Tdbenn'O.reY call Refundable. I 1978 FlREBmD, automatic, $200 or first o£fer. 824. . 756-5060 daytime. Evening l1-CARS 1980 CHJRYSLER LeBaron, FORJ): 1968, C'Onver:Hble, power steering and brakes, 9531. 1965 33.FOOT Chris Craft 001.1857. FOR SALE-.. sun roof, air, power, cloth 1979 TRANS AM, T.tops, air, stick, Galaxie 500, power air, AJM..FM, 45,{)oo miles, Cavaller, fully equipped, interior, AM.F'¥, loaded. aut 0 mat i c, cruise, tilt steering, power brakes. $4,300. 882-1664. 1971 OAiM!ARO,42,000 miles, $8,500. Call 884-0777 week. ST. CLAIR RIVER - Brick 881-4309. _ days only. ranch on Pointe Dr. Dock, 1979 Z.28 CA!MlARO,4.!fPeed, wheel, power windows/ Thumday through Saturoay restared, loaded. Must see. ------steel seawall and beach - new . o1utd1, tune _ up, locks, $6,750: 882.4013. . 12 to 5. 893-8920.' 1-976 C:AiDILLAC Coupe de Asking $2,000. 773-3120 1973 CHRYSLER Newport, I VHle. All options, cloean, days. 884-9237 afber 5 p.m . BOSTON WHALER .:- .17' nice 2 bedroom home has . mux~Il!'I. brakes, ~eHent' oHloor, 34,000 mi[es, pow. 1970 CHEVROLET Impala, 1B78 M{)NZA 2+2, V.6, pow- $2,195 cash. 888.33R _ mahogany console, Hols. hard.wood floors. pantry, a . condition. $6,100 or best of. er, air, $1,495. ~0744. gaod transportation, $350. er steering, power brakes, '71 BUICK LeSabre, good claw lrailer, 65 h.p., rea. Florida Room for freighter - fer. Must sea. Goinc into 884-5862. 4.speed, A,M.FM stereo. 1978 FORU ELITE, red, pow. transportation or parts. 1955 DODGE S.rone, .w.oor, flonable. 885-7665 Friday watching and 2 car garage. . s~e. 886-2864. ------. n oof t'lt ""I.eel er steering, brakes, win- $150. 771-7581. V-8, 95,000 miles, original '79 OMNI 024 automaHc, al'r, air, su r • I ,..,. 'd 1 and Saturday. Submit terms - $110,000. $3 nnl\ 0<1 5996 ows, c ean, $2,200. 882. ------1972 DOOOE ChlU'ier ~E, owner, runs well. good con. power steering, stereo, ex- I ,VVll. o-a2-. 9137. 1971 DUSTER - Great me. 1979 BROWNING AerQcraft Oall Tom Short . . 886-8656. dition. Best offer. &74-2053 cellent condition, 27,000 STATION WAGON, Ford. chanical con"'tion body Mach II. Beautiful 21 foot RIDAiL ESTATE ONE OF 1973 PINT" statl'on w~<1on, \f-' " mUes, $4•500. 886'.3364 1978, C 0 u n t r yo Squire. v .... good rondition cassette speedboat with 898 Mere. BLUE W",TER COUNTRY 51,000 mi.Jes, new tires, - , . EXECUTIVE AUTO 1965 V.W. - 74,000 miles, 37,000 miles. $3,300. 886- brakes and exhaust. $525 stereo. Must sell. Askmg Man y accessories and 794.9393 . 1200cC engine, 40 h.p., Ba. 1__3~5_98_. '____ or best offer. 371.()3J11. .$825. 824-9531. fraHe.r. 881-1234. RECONDITIONING HARSENS ISLAND On Old ja kit A.M. radia, gas heat- 1977 SUNBLRD, .power steer~ 1""" CHEVElLLE M 1-.1. 4 . t 1n78 CUTlLAC!J:'S 4- D . . !., ..,;, •••f...... , •...~~~,.~,' •. ,. .L _ '.. ;r~. :'Y-'}- ~;.~~.. I . r GROSSE POINTE NEWS ___ ' _.~~~deYI July 30, 1981 ,,,,' 'UF-NORTH------ERN I3-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13.....REAL ESTATE 1'3-R;.L ESTATE. PROPERTIES FORSALE . FOR SALE FORSALE FOR 'ALl FOR SALE ST. CLAIR' SHORES, 2161~ LAK:E HOME sites on Deer RIVIERA TERRACE - Lux. FIKANY Englehard (9 Mlle.Hal'per). Lake. Walk to Lake 27 ury 2 bedroom, 2 bath, BY OWNER. OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 2.5 BY OWNER J F,IftST OF1FERING . Super sharp custom brick and Martin Lake. walk to garden level Condo. Lal1ge I OPEN SUNDAY 2.5 Lovel~. three bedroom ranch. Family room with nat. 1410 Berkshire ranch 6 large rooms, pan. Gaylord Country Club. 61 Hllmg room. large master I 1737 HAMPTON urat f;rep!ace, central air, finIshed basement, two Grosse P()lnte Park eled 'family room, base. minutes to Gaylord. 1m., ~droom with adjacent Grosse Pointe Woods car attached garage. Assumable mortgage. 'Meticulous 3 bedroom brIck ment paneled with lav and -PNved, restricted subdivi. walk-in oto.set. Kitchen fea. Charming 3 bedroom. 1 bath Colonial. Newly deco. English, llh baths, natural .shower. A simple mort. SiOIl, rolling, tre". i" __ ~ \.._.:1 _ __ __ ; ~ ,... _____ I bedroom, 2 'baths. semi. New furnace 'and roof. venient location. Carpeted, t.V\J"U~ • ,""CU " cn '"'''' e &116 ' """ "' .. r . Large lot, :lW7. s,s,urnaOle beautiful Walloon' Lake. 'I' ranch, bl:'l~w market central air and garage. nancing available. 882.fl.' mortgage. $106,000. Open 616-582.7515. , 2181 Hollywood - Three bedroom brick ranch. Two Call after 5 p.m. 885-3574. ,7577. Sunday 2 to 5. ~l. baths, full.slze In.ground pool. Must be sold! FARMS I I 1413 Kensington - Four bedroom English Tudor. 2~ 433 McKINLEY 2328 Stanhope PETOSKEY baths, completely redecorated. Corporation owned. 3 bedroom, 1~ baths, new kitchen, breakfnt nook Grosse Pointe Woods WOODBRIDGE family room, like new throughout. Open Sunday Three bedroom bl'ick ranch. Living room with natural PROPERTIES EAST 1509 Hollywood - Two bedroom brick ranch. Fire- 1.B p,m. Office 427.7760. Home 884.4427. fireplace .. ST. CLAIR SHORES place, enclosed porch. Beautifully landscaped . By Appointment • COMMERCIAL 886.4829 • RESORT Five room townhouse, 2 • ACREAGE 1a r g e bedrooms, 11,2 Century 21 Lochmoor FIRST OFFERING • RESIDENTIAL baths, full basement, all I GE appliances, private 19866 Mack at Torrey Road GROSSE POINTE WOODS 1657 BROADSTONE ROAD "Stop by when up our patio, 2 car carport, 1899 COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE Cax:e Cod on tree.lIned street in Grosse Pointe Woods. way" pool, clubhouse facili. 884-5280 Charming.3 bedroom, 11h bath colonial. Large living 3 bedrooms (master bedroom with fireplace), 413 E. Lake Street ties. Security g u a rd. room with fireplace, Florida room, knotty pine updated kitchen, new family room, formal dinIng Petoskey, Michigan 49770 Will consider Land Con. paneled ree room with bar. Two car garage. New room with bay, recently cal1peted an:d decorated. I~ tract 11'70. TOIDAYS BEST BUYS driveway. Assumable mortgage. i (616) 347-5360 OP~ SUNDAY 2.5 886,\1679 AFT!R 6 P.M.' / PETTI N E REALTY , 881.6328 NO BROKERS PLEASE PAT VERHELLE, ~ Brick' Ineome, Grosse Pointe Park. Separate fur. 775-7880 naces, garage. Good ca.!:'hflow. Under $60,000. BROKER 521-4030 5.5 In1:ome, Grosse Po~nte Park. Separate furnaces. I A money maker. Under $50,000. FORDCROFT BEAUTIFUL ITALIAN VILLA 3 Bedroom C:>lonial in the Park, natural fireplace, 251 LINCOLN .MICHIGAN THUMB AREA Ilh baths, garage. Only $39,500. Prime Land' - 300 acres - Hills, streams, woods, GROSSE P'OINTE SHORES PRICE REDUCED. MUST SELL FAST. 6 bedrooms, and some tllIable acreage. Land Contract terms. 3 bedroom starter in Grosse Pointe Park with natural A unique contemporary home, only 4 years old, com. fJ baths plus carriage house plus maid's qUlrters, $265,000. fireplace for only $32,500. Price can't be beat. plete in every respect. Master suite on 1st floor, 55 foofrec. room, large country kttchen, 50 foot' d~signed for maximum privacy. Glass vistas over. living room, new furnace. Open Sunday, 2-4. GEORGE PALMS REALTOR 88~ Thiele buill ranch in super area of St. Clair Shores. looking a wooded estate, a court yard and a ,$2~5,OOO. . . Luxury living at a budget 'price. walled. garden. 3 bedr00rns and 2 'baths, on 2nd. 884.2647 13-REAL ESTATE 4 bedroom Colonial in the Park, beautiful spacious floor. . FOR SALE family home for only $45,000. Every 'aspect of this home shows the fine detailing 3 bedroom starter, Detroit, with 4 room back house. only associated when the design, both inside and BY OWNER Only $16,900, easy terms. outside, is executed by professionals. 542 BRIARCLI FF .; MANOR Call for details and an appointment to view this truly GROSSE POI ~TE FARMS outstanding home. Elegant 5 bedroom home. Paneled family room with LAND CONTRACT AVAILABLE Cro.wn Realty fireplace, wet bar, book shelves plus attached COX & BAKER den-of:fice. First floor laundry finished base. . Two.bedroom. Ranch. Immaculate cQndItion ..Full base. meht, central air, professionally decorated. .: ment, gas forced air heating, close .to shopping 885-6040 All the extras. Move.in condition. and transportation. All for only $62,500. 821-6500, Appointment only."" COX & BAKER TOM McDONAL.D & SONS ~.~.,~86-~~57 885-6040 '}~t,~i{' ,!.),' 't~ .' -' :~.~ ~",;~-;--" 'dr' ...... +"~."'nt'G!NERATION" .. ; rtr; 'f' '.' . ,. It ...' ...... 1 I. i .. , ;z ., ••• PI .pap PP. pp,p>a o,ppp • .. ------_._------_._------~._------Thursday, July' 30, 1981 Ci R 0 SSE POI N TEN E'W S 13-REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13-RlAL ESTATE 1~REAL ESTATE 13-REAL ESTATE 13B-CEMETERY 16B-PET FOR. SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE PROPERTY GROOMING '~AST DETROIT, 24585 Tep. MUiS'I' &ELL--&pacious brIck SPAfRKlIJING, newly decor. CONOOMINUJ:M - St. Clair BY OWNER. 3bedroorns, GfEIl1HSEIMAN!ECE'ME'J1ERY DOG GROOMING - Done in LET GEORGE DO IT . .perl, $10.000 down, land 2.faml,ly flat. Harper.Whit. ated 3-bed1'0'0ID, 2.bath ~hores, Raru:h-type. Shore. large lot, assumable mort. -Garden of Peace, 3 plots I your home. 882-3018. Washer, dryer, dishwa~h( r '. contraot, $54,900. 3.bed. tier area. Large .Jiving home witb family room view near Jeffer90n and g2'ge. eB-4-5943. $950. 280.1029 alter 6:30 I .. I and ranges repaired. !-.'l '.' room brick Ranch. l-car room, willi artifici~ fire. and u pd ated kitchen. MaSONe. 1 unit en 1.story, ----. ------p.m . 20-GENERAL makes. NOS E RV ICE .:. garage, basement. 774.9564 2.unit buHding.' 2 bed. A B E AUT I F U L Grosse .,. place, leade , ). ), 4 4 4 4 4 • q C 4 4 4 • q q c q q q qqq'4 4 • • q .'44'0. 4 !j: - [. '. l J ~ Page Ten-C G R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W 5 Thursday, July 30, 1981 ------_ ..------ 21 C-ELECTIUCAL 21F-HOME 21F-HOME 21G-IOOFING 21.I-PAINTING, 21-I-PAINTING & DECORATING THE GROSSE POINTE NEWS MAYBE PUR. MACHINE IMPROVEMENT IMPROVEMENT .SERVICES DECORA'tING CHASED FROM THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: (Stores are llsted by streets and from Detroit on RETIRED MASTER electri- COMPLETE LAKEPOINTE Professional gutter service. SEA VER'S Quality House PAINTING, decorating, in. through the Grosse Pointes, Harper Woods and St. clan. LJcensed. Violations. Reasonable. Reliable. I do Painting. Experienced ref. terior/exterior, minor reo Clair Shore!.) .1 MODERN IZATION CONSTRUCTION my own work. er~nees, reasonable. Also pairs, snow removal. Li. Services increased. Alao EXPERT WORK Complete Home small jobs. TU 11.2968. LICENSED AND, INSUREP interior, plastering. Eve. censed. J. Carbone. Eve. I)OWNTOWN: REHOU SE, Inc. Moderniution nings, 882.0000. nings 8394.051. JOHN WILLIAMS Ren-een. Calumet Tobacco and gift shop, ------I Mon ..Ff!. M8-7220 Kitchen and bath spe<:ialist main level, near 100 Tower. 21D-TV AND I I SPECIAL OF THE MONTH 885.5813 MARC HOOVER ANDY KEIM, Decorator - RADIO REPAIR FLOOR SANDING profes. All kitchen remodeling LICENSE'D CONTRACTOR Professional painting and ______1 sionally done. Dark stain. 20% off. GUTI'ERS cleaned, effi'cient, Prof.essional paperhanger wallpapering. Free e5t!-. JEFFERSON AVE.: . ing and finishing. All work Licensed 882.6707 reasonable. Call Rob 886. and Painter mates. Reference:>. 881. Park Pharmacy, Nottingham and Jefferson TV and STEREO R&pa1r 5ef'- guaranteed. Free estimates. 6099. Please leave name $12.50 per roll 6269. Village Wine Shop. Beaconsfield and Jefferson vice. FrEle EsUnmtes, Free 885'{)257. EASTLAND and number. Phone for quote-779-1545 hooIse c-alls. Joseph. Har. 1 ---.--...... :.------PAINTING and repairs, best MAUMEE: per Woods, 861-5574. KELM ALUMINUM REROOFING and repair - COMPLETE PAINTING and' price" excellent work, fast Bon SecDurs Hospital, Cadieux and Maumee, gift shop Floor sanding, refinishing, PRODUCTS Sub-Contractor - Leaks d~corating service. Inter. service. 882.2795. SChettler Drugs, Fisher and ~aumee 21 E-STORMS AND old floors a specialty. Ex. Siding, trim, roofing, gu,~rs'l stopped, senior. citiz.en dis. ior-exterior ~y Ralph .Roth. SCREENS pert in stain. 535.7256. storm doors windows and count. Free Eshmates. 881. References m the Pomtes. PA INTI N G I KERCHEVAL AVE.: porch enclo~ures. 9173 or 778.6274. 886.8248. , Art's Party Store, Wayburn and Kercheval FREE ES'l'IMATES "LET CHARLI E Free Courleous Estimates AIINSWORTH ROO FIN G KEN RUSS: Custom paint- II DEe 0 RAT IN G I Cunningham Drug Store Notre Dame and Kercheval ALUMINUM DOORS AND DO IT" OFFICE/SHOWROOM eh~ngles. h().~ roofing, reo . ing, 20 ye~'s. experience. Interior, Exterior - Proper I Notre Dame Pharmacy,' Notre Dame and Ken:heval WINDOWS, SCREENS RE- Certificate of Occupancy reo 29315 HARPER ?aU's, alurmnum, gutt~rs I Clean, e f f 1 C Ie n t work. preparation means quality I Kent Drugs, Fisher and Kercheval GROSSE POINTE NEWS, 99 Kercheval PAIRED, FREE PICK-UP pairs. General home reo S.C.S. 774.0460 ~fl'.taHed or oleane.d, .s.Id.1 Thank you. 286.3212. 'I work. Moderate prices. Perry Drugs on the Hill AND DELIVERY. DOOR. pairs. Decorating. De c k lng, storm d~rs, wlndows,l Free estimates. Tom Wi!. Trail Apothe<:ary on the Hill WALLS, PORCH ENCLO. building. HADLEY HOME carpentry. Free estimates. I MICHAEL'S I son. 822-4885. Cottage Hospital, Muir and Kercheval SURES, FRED'S STORM, PHONE 882.1537 IMPROVEMENT 776.7.935. I PAINTING II GROSSE POINTE 839-4311. EVE N IN G ALL CARPENTRY-general CHARLEVOIX: CALLS WELCOME. COMPLET~~~MODELING JOSEPH NOSEDA & I DECORATING PAINTER'S, INC. maintenance. Residential, Lou's Party Store, Lakepointe and Charlevoix _ ...... ,.,...."., ~Dmmer I BY DON AND LYNN INTERIOR.EXTERIOR i GROSSE POINTE fireman ------I LICENSED - INSURED EAST SIDE ALUMINUM PRODUCTS REPAI.R I Husband.wife team - Paint. PAINTING and I will do wall was h i n g PROFESSIONAL machine. • Brick • Block. Stone AII.iI •• Trill • SI411, • All RlltiI, • Sittan ing, wallpaper perfection. WALLPAPERING 821-2984. applied sealcoating for as- • Cement Work A"III' • P.~ Elcl'lIrll • 111,--Will".' I DUll SPECIALISTS ists. Over 20 years experi. Reasonable Rates pool! driveways and park- • Waterproofing Prilla Wid •• , • Ofll .. 1I1Wrtt". 11'11 enee. References. 527.5560, Free Estimates K.MAINTENANCE company ing lots. Enhance th~ ap. • Tuck Pointing FREE ESTIMATES l n_f pea ranee of your porperty • P t' f k' d PA INTERS "'" e,rences wall washing, floor clean. a lOS 0 any m Bog. J. Wood P.M.A. Free Estimates ROOf Leaks Guaranfeed (I ing and waxing. Free esti. while extending the life of "PORCHES A SPECIALTY" Owner Call 20 Yrs. Experisru;e I Et;ROPEAN EXPERTS CALL BOB ANYTI~1E mates. asphalt surfaces. Excellent 882.1800 Licensed &: Insured Office: 775-1789 all BILL882 ~539 I ~nteri,lr. exterior. wallpaper. 882.4381 882-0688 rates and service for both C" . -iJ I ing, pitching. plastering., residential and commercial FRANK CALLEBAUT CP.- ______, winllow puttying. caulking.: ------work. ment All cement work in. 21F-HOME IMPROVEMENT Good work. Grosse Pointe' 21-I-PAINTING & SUPERIOR eluding brick, block repair. ROOF LEAKS referen~es, Free Estimate, ! 0 ECORATI NG ASPHALT MAlNTEN ANCE Reasonable. F r e e esti. Rensonabie. Call John any. I 777-6801 mates. 465-4714. STOPPED SERVICING THE GROSSE POINTES _t_im_e._._7_7_6._94_3_9_. CONSUMER'S ASPHALT I ------N-I-N-O---- ALL ROOF' and "NEEDS GUTTER WORK .PAIN~G & Wallpapering paving. r6pairing and seal. CONSTRUCTION SINCE NEW AND REPAIR - 29 years experienced. B• ('oatJing, Driveways, park. Garage, driveway, porch, ad. C-A. • • Shingles Licensed & Insured. Local: ing lots, tennis courts. 17 ditions, waterproof baon 1909" references. 1.781.6461. i years eJq>erience. Free "" FENCING • Slate ____ . estim,ates. 775.1532. St, ment, brick patio, walks, RUSTIC STOCKADE • Decks 921-6282 • Tile GROSSE POI NTE Clair Shores. Fr:~c. Estimates CHA1N UrolK - VINYL CONTRACTORS, 4111" 527.2996 COlORED-GALVANIZED Gutters Cleaned and 1 Flushed CUSTOM PAINTING AND 210-CEMENT AND COMMERCIAL - . • IntenofS & Exteriors B ANDC-C-EME-NT RESIDENTIAL WALLPAPERING • Wall Graphics _ BRICK WORK CONTRACTORS PET PENS. Work Guaranteed Free Estimates EXPERT ANTIQUING Design & Execution ------1 All types of cement work SNOW FENCE 885-8155 Christopher A. Baker "Antique Glazing FRANK'S CEMENT-PoTch. New and Repairs JACK D. TOTTY FREE ESTIMATES 1313) 882.4432 • Insured es, driveways, patios. Free Free Estimates MEHLENBACHER FENCE CO. - 10403 MinI! 774-9058 INSURED estimates. References. 774. Licensed and Bonded Michael Satmary Jr. 1831. 839-8123 772.1649 ( . " .1 .... , , .. $ » .>P.P; q p+ PfFPPPPPFPPSPF pp>?> PCPPP»>P») • • > ppa .. pzP ..... ,...... ,.. .. - Thursday, July 3fJ, 1981 Go R 0 SSE POI N TEN E W 5 Page Eleven-C ------~------_._-- ,---..._- ---- ,------_ .. ~------_. 21Q-PLASTER 12lT--PLUMBING AND 21.Z-LANDSCAPING Classified Advertising Information WORK , HEATING Phone: 882-6900 Animals outdo hurna ns THREE C'S Since prehistoric times, cent of the time. one PlY' hold chore~ for a 24.year.old Address: 99 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe 48236 PLAS'l'I1JRING. Free esti. POSITIVE LANDSCAPING humans have domesticated chologist found. mln who Is paralyzed fram Office Houri: matee. Paul McIntyre, ~1. PLUMBING and Design In Gardening and trained animals to help "And they don't get bored," the shoulders down as are. 4353. Mon. 8-5; Tues. 8-12; Wed. 9-5 HEATING Specialists them perform 0 nero u s adds N a ti 0 n a 1 Wildlife. suit of a car accident. Helli. Thurs. & Fri. 8-5 -. - I Plumbing violations correct. * C I I & R i~ ti. chores. It started with cave. "Studies have found that on can turn on the lights, put QUALITY PLASTERING - ed. Boilers. furnaces, gar. om mere a . es n al men training dogs to help in they can remain on the job cassettes into a tape recorder Deadlines: tailored repairs • cracks bage d'Isposa Is, dra Ins un. * SpringLawn andCleanupGarden the hunt, and today peop 1e for three days slralght with. retrieve food from the Cancellations and changes, Mon. 4 p.m. eliminated. prompt servIce. blocked. sprinkler repairs. * Power Raking are still dreaming up new out sacrificing accuracy. The f rIg era tor and fe,:d 1:"" New copy, Tuesday noon 30 years in Grosse Pointe. Personal Servic'e Master * Top Soil. Sand, Peat, schemes to make animals. do i birds do loaf on the job. owner. Error corrections, Mon. noon Free estimates. Satisfac- Charge and VISA 'accepted * Fertilizing their dirty work, accordmg I though. so most pigeon pro. The m!lltary has a I, 'Ig tlon guaranteed. Reason. 881 4988 . Tree Removal and Repairs to the current issue of Na. 'I ]eds ('all for three birds In. history of putting anim2' s to Rotes: ab:e. James Blackwell. 821. - * b ttl 'th t' Cash or .pre-pay: 12 words . 2.90 * Shrub and Tree Planting t!:lnal Wildlife magazine. 'sp(.~ting in tandem. each a work In one a e WI lP Each additional word ..: .__ .15 7051 or 21K-0034. BOB DUBE *Landscape Design and lover the years pigerlns, es.: the .ek on the .others." Romans Hannibal !i"t ,,:,' Bitling rate for words PLUMBING and HEATING * ConstrucLlon pecial1y, have been foul!: to i ~h~ tc~hnlque used in phants 'in hIs front l! .". 12 3.40 PLASTERING and Drywall. Licensed Master Plumber Fully Licensed and Insured be cooperative workers. "lJur., t!'Jlnmg pigeons and other ready to charge. His plan Retail rate per inch .t70 Nell Squires, 757.()772. SEWER CLEANING. Gerald J. Christ I ing the four-monlh Prussian i ,mimaLs is caUed positive re- backfired, however. Spooke I Border adv. per inch 5.50 ------SPRINKLER REPAIR, etc. Clement A, Chargot siege of Paris in 1870 pi.! lIlforcement, developed by by trumpets an.d irritated r,y 8 weeks or more - 5.00 21 R-FURNITURE Grosse Pointe Woods 757-5330 'I' geons carried hundl'ed~ of: I', F Skinner. the famed be. the enemies' darts. thE.' ele. Clossified Display-Photo Advertillng: REPAIR 886.3897 ------thousands of official and pri.1 h'\\ ,"rist. It involves using phants 1~rned and stampeded ------rRIMMING, removal, spray. vale messages to and from' food as a reward - when, mto theIr own cavalry. $6.50 per column inch, ad must be a I EXPERT ANTIQUE repair EM 1L TH E ing, feeding and stump the outside world," says the I for instance, a pigeon spots a I Toda~, t~e. U.~. Coast minimum of 2 columns wide and 3 Inches refinishing and restoration PLUMBER removal. F:ree estimates. INational Wildlife Federa-I det('ctive drug capsule -I Guard 15 tramlng })Igeo: ~ to deep. No tones, no reverses, only light by Tony sertich, 521-1998. SPECIALIZING IN Com~lete tree service. Call' !ion's bimonthly publlcation. and ignoring wrong behavior. spot orange, yello~, ~nd rer:! face type, only '* I, 2, or 3 borders al------.--- • Kitchens • Bathrooms Flemmg Tree Service, 774. "The messages were inserted I Anlm-als are not starved; the - the colors of life Jar"ets. lowed. Deadline: noon Monday prior to UPHOLSTERING by retired • Laundry rooms and 6460. In a small goose quill and reward is part of a daily b~oys, raf.ts, and fl~gs . .The Thursday publication. $8.00 extra charge upholsterer. Good work. violations • Old and new SOD attached by waxy thread to I ratio?. . I plge?ns Will be carried In a for photo reproduction. Reason8lble. VA 1-4900. work. Free estimates. the strongest tail feather." Bfltlsh submarme com-I pleXlglass bubble beneath a --.n-(-l~-:- \ CLASSIFIED DEADLINE IS TUESDAY 12 NOON CHANGES OF COpy' AND CANCELLATIONS - , ACCEPTED UP TO 4 P.M. MONDAY FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, USE THIS HANDY FORM TO MAIL IN YOUR CLASSIFIED WANT AD. CHARGES INDICATED ARE CASH RATES . .. ::...... , .... ~,...~ ..-- -.- * PHONE NO. COUNTS AS ONE WORD * HYPHENATED WORDS COUNT AS TWO WORDS * NO ABBREVIATIONS PERMITTED * CHANGES & CANCELS MONDAY BY 4 P.M. * ADD $1.50 FOR A 'BOX NUMBER' * ADD $2.00 FOR MAILED REPLIES Ir------WANT AI> OItDEIt ~()1t~------~-1I I Schedule my GROSSE POINTE NEWS Want Ad for , I I Date Classification Desired_-- Enclosed is my check or money order for $ ------NAME -- ADDRESS_----- CITY ZIP__ -- PHONE_--- Mail to: Classified Advertising Dept. Grosse Pointe News, 99Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich. 48236 WRITE YOUR AD BELOW OR ON A SEPARATE SHEET IF NEEDED. Minimum Cost is $2.90 for 12 Words - Additional Words 15~ 1 2 3 ---~------~--- 5 6 7 8 ------12 2.90 9 10 11 3.35 16 3.50 13 3.05 14 3.20 15 ------17 3.65 18 3.80 19 20 4.10 ------_._------_.--,---~------21 4.25 22 4.40 23 4.55 24 4.70 f ------"------, 25 4.85 26 5.00 21 5.15 28 5.30 , ------I 29 5.45 30 5.60 31 5.75 32 5.90 etc. ~-~~------~------~------~----~------~, t.